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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-14

A WHIRLwlSD-PACKsT-O OFFICE BrLpISd
USRooFED.-Yesterday evening at about 8
O'Clock n whirlwiud descended upon the city,
coming from the southwest, and for time
general destruction was threatened. Its first
freak was TO tear oil the tin rooiing OF the
Packet office building, on the corner OF Eighth
and Canal streets. The mass of Tin was
torn up as though its weight were that of a
feather, and portions OF it were carried III
different directions One portion was lodged
in John NJ. Pitchers wood yard, about Il hun
dred yards off, another in the Spottswood sta
BILE yard, and Il third in the basin. A little
girl, named Katie Foster, was struck over the
head by piece Of it and knocked down. She
was badly cut, but her injuries are not serious
a negro boy was blown into the canal, but
managed TO get out and lot OF barrel slaves
took their flight eastward and have not been
heard of since.
The loss by the uuroolins is estimated al
about $500.
The whirlwind lasted 4 minute or two, and
created considerable CONSERVATION, though
we have not heard of any other damage than
that mentioned.
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!l
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
At
ISAAC SYCFL,S,
No 400 REnAn GTpHRr NRLn EIrr1r

ISAAC SYCFL'S,
NO. 429 BROAD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
just having received my second supply OF
sPRlEG and SUMMER DRESS GOODS, which
was bought at panic prices
GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN
GOOD Calicoes ut 10 and ifSc.;
Bleached Cotton, yard vide, l2c. per yard;
Mozambique Dress Goods, 2s and soc.
Figured Grenadines at C. worth Soc:
Satln>triped Berage at a5c :, really worth CSC ;:
Full assortment Of Black and Colored Alpacss
which Will be sold very cheap;
zoo dozen Ladies' White hose at E5c.-the best In
the city for the price;
100 dozen Ladies' and Misses Lisle Thread
Gloves, which will be sold at great bar
gain;
Ladies' Eemmed handkerchief at lac. per
piece;
LLAMA Lace thaw,s from 81 to $2s:
Parsols and Sun Umbrellas, 6oc. upwards;
5o dozen French-Woye Corsets-the cheapest In
the city; .g- n.
Hoop-Skirts very low;
White and Coiored Pique,
Lawns, Brilliants and French Cambrics,
Fable Linen, owels, Napkins,
Linen and Cotton Diaper
White and Colored Ped-S preads,
sbawls, Shirt Bosoms.
Linen an Cashmere for men and boys' wear
the cheapest In the city-at
ISAAC SYCKL'S, No. b2e Broad street,
formerly occupied by j. & NJ Bosenbaum
X. b. ohKLL will be pleased TO serve his
friends. nv 8-st
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CUMMER ARRANGEMENT no THE

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NOHTH. EAST, and WEST, ota the Rich
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Ele;
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on AL
trains.-The through trains On this road are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A.. n, arriving In WaSn-
ington ut s:ls p. IL, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the Moth, Esst and
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundaya except
eGj 1T sis Z. NJ, arriving In Washington at t:e
4. IL, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets ut s:so Z. d. .:eturninE
arrives at $3.50 a. IL.
Through tickets and through baggage checks 10
ii! principal points.
FOR further information and through tickets,
apply as the ONCE OF the company, corner Broad
sad Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at the ucsef
otace, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL EUTH, Superintendent my4
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rTHOMAS F. GOODE


~ BELLENOT DIE SINKER AND
u BRaND CUTTER, 14lo MAIN STREET:
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
Kinds of wooden articles by heating 1t, is perfectly
sdsn nted to branding barrels or any other article
Fnrrsyers' stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deuble Ink. Steel Dies, Alphabets, seal Presses
Rrass and German Silver, frames, steel Kings.
Checks, Taga, etc. Wholesale and retail. mhs
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CESAR GRIFFIN AGAIN AT LARGE.-And
now Governor Wells has granted Caesar
Griffin 4 free pardon for shooting young
Brockenborough. He was set at liberty yes.
terday and went on the Capitol Square tC
hear Hunnicutt speak. The rascal has cos
the State about twice as much rs he was
worth even in the days OF slavery.
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lAEEBOAEsS.
sS gl - ss

THEeAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On end after the I'd
OF MAY, 1859, MAIL TEAM will run daily between
iticnmond and Covingt0n leave Richmond at
4. M. and arrive at CoriDgton at 7 2. IL: Leave
Covln2ton at 6. 80 A. III. and arrive at Richmond
sac Z. N.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottes vile on MONDAYS, WE'D
SEsDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesv1lc at 1. Il, and arrives at Richmond at
a:1s A. M. Leaves Richmond at $50 z. NJ, and
arrives at Charlottesville at Z. n.
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsvtlle ana
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria,
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
Vile, Chattanooga Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C.; at Staunton with stage
coaches for Harrisonburg and Augusta Springs;
at Goshen with stage aches for Lexington, Natu-
ral Bridge. Rockbrdge Alum springs, and Rock.
bridge Baths (: 1t HillDoro' with coaches for Bath
Alum ana Warm Springs at Coytngton with
stages for Hot, Healing, Swee. and White Bull
phur Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES r. .NkIHERLAED,
apSo Gapara1 Ticket gent.
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DEAD BopY FoUSD.-The body of 4 white
man was found lodged in Il clump of willows
in James river, just above Jude's ferry, on
Tuesday last. 1t was in an advanced stage OF
decomposition, and had apparently been in the
water some weeks. The hair and flesh was
all off the head and face, leaving marks OF
having been eaten by birds of prey. A pair of
dark woollen pants, lue-striped drawers, and
coarse boots, were all the clothing left on the
body
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AND PETERSBURG RAIL

LII ROAD.-Ou and after MONDAY, May ID,
tIe trains over This road win be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 4 A. IL. and 75y Z. Il.
Leave Petersburg AZ 2:so A. A. and SO Z. d.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With passenger
car attached viii leave Richmond daily st a:H z.
H., and Petersburg daily At J A. II. tSundayr
eIcepted).
sundays and the s:ss r. Ii. train win not leave
petersbGr2 on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the sas z. IL.
train, running through daily.
baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
alll leave Clover Hill at A. II. and returning,
leave Richmond at 7:to L. u. ON Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and saturdays.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
anita Sunerfnteudent.
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MILITARY OFFIcgs.-The Yancey House,
heretofore occupied by the paymaster or the
district, will be given up 10 day, and Colone!
Stanton will move 10 the Caske Honse, corner
OF Clay and Eleventh streets.
Colonel Moore, medical director, and Colonel
Chandler, OF the Quartermaster department,
will occupy rooms at headquarters.
Colonel HartwelI, Of General Canby's staff,
occupies q part of the Oaskie House.
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New kEST.-There will be 4 special term OF
the circuit court Of this county on the I'd OF
June next for the trial CT Kennedy and Gard.
ner for the murder of John Baker and Mrs
Stewart. Mr.. +. Il. Townsend has qualified
after considerable delay, as clerk Of the county
and circuit courts.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLARs.-Colonel Stan
ton, paymaster, on yesterday paid off the
seven companies of the Seventeenth infantry
stationed II this post. As these troops had no
been paid anything for five months, thu
amount OF money thus put in circulation here
is about S20, ,0G0.
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Rgruaxeo HoAg.-William B. Jones, Esq .,
who has been absent some months in South
ern Europe, returned TO the city on yesterday.
We regret TO learn that our talented European
travelling correspondent, DR.. w. II. Taylor,
returned with him. We shall have 10 send
him back, and keep him there, 10 satisfy the
thousands OF our readers who are anxious To
have more OF his entertaining and instructive
let ttare,
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plCHmOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL

DlCEMOND AND YORK ElVER KALI
lk BOAD LIEE.-FOR BALTIMORE THE
NORTH, AND sT.-Psssengers for
BALTIMORE and points North win take the pass@sn; VEN
ger train from the oepot or the Elchmono ana
York River kailrosd at Richmond, on TUES
DAYS, ThURSDAYs, and SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock Z. H., for West Point, where they take
the steamer KENNEBEC. Captain j. II. FREE
MAR, reaching Baltimore the following morning
In .ire connect with the tr aims for Philadelphia
New York, &c. Returning, the KLNNkBEC
lesves pier No. s,n, ight-sirset whaTyes foot Got Of
Barry street. Baltimore, every MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock 7. M, pas
seDgers arriving in Richmond at H. 20 p. M. the
following day, in time to connect with the express
train on the Richmond and DanVille railroad for
Danvi!le and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &c, N. g., Columbia, =. O.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily except sundays) mt ~.
81. leaves West Point MONDAYS. WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ut l0:l6 A. NJ, and en-
TUKSDA Us, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
ut IL :. IL.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF ladng given To prominent points.
THOMAS DODAHKS u,
SuDerfntendeDt.
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General CAHBY is q well.dressed man, but he
who buys his clothes from BALDWIN is 40 we'll
a. I6 efIE s
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LECTURE, FAIR, AND FEAST, AT HALIFAX
CoURruorsE.-The ladies of Halifax Court
house propose TO give grand fair and feasl
on Thursday next for charitable purposes
Mr.. Cowardin has been invited TO deliver his
celebrated lecture on the "Humors Of Recon
struction, - and has accepted.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS RENAINISG
IN The RIcHMoyD PosTOFFlCR MAY II, 1869 -
Michael O'Nisl, one package, Hawkins coun,
ty, Tenn. Miss Martha Hill. Amelia Court.
house, Va Miss Sarah g. Walthall, Chris
tiansburg, Va; Dr. T. d. Cunningham, Rich
moud, Va. Miss Maggie n. Tucker, Valley
Seminary, Va; +. Bannasch, Richmond Va.
Miss Martha Thompson, Petersburg, Va.
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STATE LITERARY BOARD.-The State Lite
rary Board-consisting OF the Governor, Au-
ditor and Register OF the Land Ulicc-heI Id
their first meeting since 1861 on yesterday.
The meeting was called 10 consider L PROPOSE
tion made by the heirs Of the late Samuel
Miller in relation 10 the funds left by him for
the founding of Il manual labor school in Albe
marie. Nothing was decided upon, and an
other meeting will shortly be held.
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THE CASE OF WoLF.-The case of Peter Wolf
charged with obtaining money under false
pretences by attempting TO pass false check'
on different persons, was called before the
Mayor yesterday morning. In the absence o!
witnesses the case WAS further continued.
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TIE BOARD OF MAN G sRs OF the Qakwood As
ISOLATION return their thanks TO Mcssrs. CARRIER y
Co. for the use OF their omnibuses on the 10th.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN ALL PURLrC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND TIE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FoR TIE FEE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND Tuk Tu1ETY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER TIE SELLER PAYS THEN.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY Il, 1889.
Sun rises..........4.58 Moon sets...... 9.o3
Sun sets...........7 OF High tide, a. NJ. 500
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DEY GOODS.

DUCKWALL & R0USS, No. 1906
DMAIN STREET.-Just received per steamer
Niagara another shipment OF
AUCTION BARGAINS
e.guf gttpg in pant OF
Blcached and Brown Domesiics.
Genuine MerriIaac Prints,
DrcS Goods,
aces,
Velvet Ribbons,
straw Hats, OF all kinds:
simeres.
Ladies' Collsrs, Combs Of all kinds
klwsJs hand Boots aud Shoes OF all kinds.
snd AZ prices from Soc. to rs. INV ID
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TRoors sARRIvEp.-Company K, Seventeenth
United States infantry, arrived i'll this city yes
terday from Fortress Monroe. Lieutenant
Garfield, the commanding officer, being de-
tanned behind by the death Of his wife, the
troops were in charge Of an artillery officer
frnm iha fort.
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PROFESSIONAL CAEDs.

HAWES r. SUTTON
I'll date Register OF the Virginia La.' G Gel
has resumed The PRhCfICE bF THE LAW ana
will attenu the courts of The city Of Bic "ori ana
the county of Henrico.
Office: Marshall Hail. south side o. C'Eltol
Snuare stchmnnd Va ~'y k--2m
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LAWNS, JACONETs, &C.
Neat aud pretty LAWNS al e5:., warranted fast
colors.
Beautiful QKGANDIES IN patterns and robes;
soIhl.colored LAWNS, Ca MBRICS, ant
P.QUE5:
LINEN LAWS, very pretty patterns.
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It is expected that the Managers of the Hoi
lywood Association will take come action IL
the same matter.
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RApIDITY OF THOUGHT IN DEEAMING.-A
very remarkable circumstance, and an i'm
portant point Of analogy Is, says DR.. Forbes
Winsiow, to he found III the extreme RI
r.dity with which the mental operations
are performed, or rather with which the
material changes on which the ideas depend
are excited in the hemisphcrical ganglia. II
would appear Is il whole series OF acts
that would really occupy long lapse OF
time pass ideally through the mind in one
instant. We have i'll dreams no perception
ci the lapse of timc--a strange property OF
mind! for if such &c also its property when
entered into the eternal diSembodied state
time win appear To Us eternity. The rela-
tiUuS Of space as We'll ~ Of time are also ami
hihted, so that while almost an eternity is
compressed into 4 moment, infinite space is
tfaycrsed more swiftly than by real thought.
There arc numerous illustrations OF this
principle on record. y gentleman dreamt
that be had enlisted Is Il soldier, joined his
regiment, deserted, was unprecedented, car
RED back, tried, condemned to DC shot, and
ut last led out for execution. Alter the
usual preparations, Il gun was fired; he
awokc with the report, and found that i
noise in an adjoining room had, At the same
moment, produced the dream and aWakcn-
ed him. 4 friend of d.. Abercromhie
,ircamt that he had crossed the Atlantic
and spent Il fortnight in America. In en-
barking, On his return, he fell into the sea,
and, awakening in the fright, found That he
had no, been asleep ten minutes.
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sE.aM ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE
BY Wellington Goddin.
huctiOnccr and Real Estate \ gent.

VERY VALUABLE FLOUR AND
Y GEIST-MILL, DWELLING. Sc, AND
one HUNDRED ACRES nr bAND, x &EW
KIiLRoAD Ar SUMMIT STATION EIG4!,
TEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, TnR
SALE.-kt the request Of iir. John ". Cosby. |
offer for sale his truly valuable property. l1cated
aS above The tract contains ABOUT one III y
DRIED ACRES MORE or LESS. of which about
rate Black Creek low-grOuud5. and Ire r@s!,,@c in
woods and timber more than sufficient :1r the use
o. :hc place.
Tie u YELLING contains three rooms ;
ICE-HOUSE, STABLE. EITEI1E~, SNinKE-
HOUsE. 80. Fine GROVE OF SHADE TREES
around the residence.
In addition, there II FlRT-RAIE MILL
HOUSE, brick basement tet-o feet. three stories
high, in excellent condition also, = = l. y
SuHLERS HOUSE with TWO rooms.
The machinery to the mill Is new and In com
pletc "rder-tGat appcrtniriing 10 the grinding Of
sour Is OF the most approved kind, consisting 81
>:nnt-scrccns for cleaning wheat, rCw boiling
cloths, elevators, &c.
Also, 4 NEW COTTON GIN.
Also, 4 GEiST-MILL Tor grinding corn, tie
toll from which averages from four /, i've Bushels
per day.
The FLOUR MILL IS capable Of grinding iif-
teen barrels per day--tc brand O; which stands Is
well ~ any otter country mill.
Possession given III such time a may hc "Grtc@-
bic to the purchaser.
PEICE AND TERMS REASONABLE.
The watcr-powcr IS ample for much larger
establishment.
The fact that this property is near tie railroad
depot. and in 4 Tin" wheat and c0rn-sro"inE Sec
ton, gives t. it great advantages.
There Is no other whcat-iull Within ten miles 81
the place. Apply to
oc i-2rw2w W. GOODIES.
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ArrCTroN sAaEs.-.ruture Days.
By Grubbs &c Williams. huctioneers,
F1nvcrth between Main and Bank streets.

SALE OF A VALU-
RJhBf,E LOT OF GROUND NEAR BELVI-
DERA. IN THE CITY OF RICHNOND..In ex-
ccution Of Il decree Of the circuit court OF Rlch-
mond entered 9th OF May, 1859, II the case of
!" Crershaw and oIs. Us. Green's administrator
and ais = the undersigned. special commission m
Tuesday. 18th OF October. at % clock +. d., If
fair If not, then on the first fair day thereafter, nj
the same hour the real estate referred to In ne
crcdings In said cause. the same being LOi or
GEOIT Nd ut the corner Of Spring ana leiyihrft
streets opposite the late residence OF X. - yer
fronting 30 feet and running back about lou lcc'.
1t viii be sold rs whole, or sub-tiiVidcd as may
be deemed best at the time Of sale.
TERMS :OrC-fnurth cash balance nj six, tveiNe-
and Eighteen months. "ith interest," for negotiable
notes. Title retained BY the court until u" notes
are paid. WILL ~ =; I'M
J. ID. THOMAS
Commissioners.
,-,--,r- y Iytrrr,1tc tuctionrnrS &C 9
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POLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

We are now in receipt OF large lot of DOLLS
of all sizes from an inch to three and half feet
long, with and without moving eyes, natural
hair made OF wax, china, and composition; and
at surprisingly low prices. Give us call.
ANDREW pIZZINI & CO.,
Sc 20 sol Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
'.'-7.1 h. Ti,o,nns ". Keesee, Auctloneer
ee,c.rrr,c gallery virtue of

4 ssIGNEEs sALE.-By virtue of Q
y Jacree nr tho district court Of the United
States for the district Of Virginia. ,, glye9 aan en-
Ballard bankrupt, shall sell at public angtioIn'
TO the Highest bidder, on the premises, on "a e
DAY October i6, 1869, the following REAL E0-
: /. That ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NOV oc;
cupiod by John 2. Ballard) on the RichElond ana
1nes FROM Ecbmond with All the BUILDINGS
and appurtcnanccs attached thereto. ms pro-
perry highly 2 21a vfT{ X yfnne hSS
NINETY ACRES contiguous VIII be sold scpa.-
?. LOTS Nos. $50. l55 i5i, 1873, l32 Isl. liz, 4s,
1ls III 1iG, lis. and Ia, In sidney. commencing at
The northwestern intersection Of Harylc ana lar;
;rr streets running thence wcstwarGly along said
Uarvic street 800 feet. and running back each be-
tween parallel lines II feet.
Also LOTS Nos. Ia ill., liz. III. and ITO, with
the improvements thereon, In the plan OF Bcuna
Vista. beginning on the north SIDE OF Nllnams
street at point distant - eI css 81 css
wardv nnd fronting together thereon 80 feet, and
zach lot being al feet deep This tract VIII be sold
~ !, o A not TftXI6;1.ViIDED oNE-HALF INTEREST
In LOTS IS and Il, Franklin street: In plan OF
property formerly owred Ivy David Brown, each
Also. PART OF Lot Is III r1nc plan. having
four feet front Franklin street and running
back GO feet. This property wiz DC SOFA "' CLOCK
hi Of the above real estate will he sold snbtectto
the contingent right OF dover Of Mrs. Jane r
TERMS or SALE: One-fourth cash. balance in
six twelve, and eighteen mgnthT; ngCetia2i" pa
per, interest added w %o'4 fS,i 2ghs ssntrnot
AZ the same time and place, and on the sam"
terms /; as , a,2 } sn Their Si TNfnrD ONE
Half INTEREST In tho aforementioned LOTS
l3 and Il, above described. rotr>. = vor-vc
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A VALUABLE NEW BRICK STORE
n AID DWELLING. ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN TWEETI-tOukIi
AID TWENTY-FGFTU STREETS. \! AIc-
TION-On T y l. : u \ Y tho 18th October, III .
O'Clock r. NJ. we will sell the HOUSE now Dclh2
completed. situated rs above. II Is - by ~ icct
with store and back room aud passage on me lIa1
f0or and five rooms MP stairs also, vel! OF water
and gas on the premises.
The house i substantially built and wei! A.
RANGED and the location Is on" OF the pest III 'he
lower part Of the city for business.
The lot i - by lCj feet.
AurtlOuCPrS.
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rV,OBACCONISTS, TOBACCO MANU-
FACTuKEHS. AND TOBACCo.BoN MA
kEHS.-Nc now have our IMPROVED BON
GEOUVING MACHINE ready for sale. Price
for the IMPROVED MACHINE, $3.50 old style,
Sic SLUAT X ADDINGTnN.
oc G-lw lti5 Cary street, near Fourteenth
rGNO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
We have just perfected the most complete ana
convenient machine for GROOMING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring al boxes to be
yrooycd ii becomes especially important to have
machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURES OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such a machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. II. NJ. SMITH " %.
uco 1882 Main street.
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s,eS'T ANss I'9aTNB.

NSTRAY.-Camcto my premises on Sea.s
II Saturday morning a Rh.BRiN1 A-A.-
DIE COW. The owner will come forward. prove
property, and take her away, OF size Will he dcalt
wi Il according to law. - - -
oc C-1t* JAMES II. EUCEOLS, Fulton.
CtTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM g;==9ss
- mvresidcncc on Oregon Hill, Srptcm- ItE1al.-a4
brr 30 1862 i SMALL DARK BRiNDLE COW
with two small tcats In front ! will give liberal
reward IT, any person th"t viii give me any Inior-
nation o. deliver her 10 me. -
oc J-3t* PLEASANT ILLlaHiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
AUCTION sALEs-.-Thas Day.
Nv Paine q Co., Auctioneers.


TTTST FALL SALE-YERY LARGE
y AND ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, October 9Th commencing nj
10 a. clock we Will sell ut our new warehouse, NOS.
1902 and 100! Main street, very large ana choicc
assortment OF entirely ,,- o,oorc
FRESH FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS,
now rnceIvinp and comprising full variety oil
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suited TO the pre-
sent and approaching season orc
400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. and BALMpRALS,
receiving from Boston and Philadclphla, en- :.
bracing the latest and best styles, ana iiioss u
them prime goods. ,--, vans
200 DOZEN MEMS and BOYS, IAIS,
Of new and popular styles. and Of every variety :
with large and desirable stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, +,
from the hest eastern manufacturers, gotten up III
the latest style: with an invoice ot c,or,e 8,
TPSVFIIISG BAGS. FANCY GOODS, &c.
we invite the attention Of city and country mr.,
chants to this large sale rs the goods arc III ~
buyers. -, ,ror,,,,
Goods packed and shipped without extra C Gi,'is'
sc 24-swS de0dtds AnctIonc'Ls.