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The Republican journal., 1869-03-18

Mrs. Harriet Bcecher Stow, of Hartford,
has small but rather pretty plantation Of
oranges OF the river, with house in the
midst of them. The place is kept by an
agent Mrs. Stowe is not here this winter
They tell me she has got enough of the ne
gro.
Corn, now largely brought from Georgia,
&c, makes from Is to % bushel to the acre
on ''pine lands" and 40 on hammock"
lands. These last grow oak, magnolias,
palms, &c.
Strange aud pleasing it was, to me, fresh
from New England SHOWS, to enjoy day
Of alligator shooting. Rifles were plenty,
and all hands kept watch from the hurri-
cane deck and lower decks, for the amphib-
ious monsters. Soon, crack went a rifle,
and an alligator foundered down from his
log into the water Then another and
auother-it was crack, crack bang, bang!
all day. Sometimes six or seven bullets
would be pumped at the same gator (as
they call them here) aud the huge beast
would writhe in agony, lashing the reeds
with his formidable tail, and sink-a dead
alligator. Sometimes they would show
bloody hole following the bullet, and still
get off alive. At first the shots were not
very accurate, owing to the excitement, and
many alligators escaped but practice makes
perfect and one young man, from Baltimore
believe, soon hit them every time. The
Captain (Brock) was as ardent Il sportsman
and as good shot as any. 1t takes keen
eye and some experience, to detect an alH-
gator, especially at distance-he looks 80
much like a rotten log, half submerged and
motionless. Some Of them being hit, would
plunge wrthing in, and swim with open
jaws at the surface; then prompt bullet
would give them their quietus. One was
MI -hty fellow. He was seen at a distance,
lying Oh q low marshy point, where the
river made bend. He was the great
grandfather Of all the crocodiles. Much
has made these Old beasts wary
and this old Saurian, hearing the steamer,
began to move early" hut an accurate shot
at long range hit him in the vital spot
just under the fore ARMAND tie way he
came the double shuttle aud the Grecian
bend, ''was gorgeous for to see.' Finally
he threw up one fpper-the sure sign of
surrerder-and sank dead i'll the water.
Even the ladies shared III the sport. How
many alIigators were killed | canuo: say
certainly a great many, and after counting
some two dozen gave it up. Ihe constant
shooting has made them sbyer than they
were, and the old big fellows are especially
wary. Above Enterprise, at Lake Harney,
where steamers are more seldom seen, the
aligators are said to be still as plenty as Id
Adam time.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-18

Enclose 30 with the order, and you will
receive 81, is worth Of seeds free from all cost
IL getting them. AS tastes differ, many may
prefer other flowers; but after large trial out
Of the 1000 specimens offered, we consider this
list as the very best for small scale of culti-
7ation. Choice seeds Of table vegetables may
be obtained at the same places, and in the same
way. Send for the catalogue and If you In
tend doing much In flower culture, you want a
book called Breck's Flower Garden price 81 80.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-18

DR.. johnson was once denouncing Scot
land, its Inhabitants aud institutions. A
native OF the "iand of cakes" expostulated; /;
You should remember" said he, ''that God
made Scotland"
"Yes," replied johnson, shut ho made
1t for Scotchmen. lie made he'll, too, sir?
The Republican journal., 1869-03-18

Avelocipedist in New Haven, while cross
ing a street, ran into horse and knocked
1t down. The horse was so injured by the
fall hat the owner was obliged to kill him,
and ne now holds the velocpede rider re-
sponsible to the extent of $500.
The Republican journal., 1869-03-18
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Farm, Garden, and Household
CONNECTED rr PUTNAM s1NoNrox

aa- Oar friends who my have communications, oh
r,4ous facts suggestions, anything of interest,
rt4iuins 10 this department., ARE requested
t.tc thc TO Dr Putnam Simonton, Searsport who
Prepare the tor publication, il OF sufficient I'M
I ,ne'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13
disadvantages 6ebddbtniffef

Die @emeinbe Distfir9en a.. ;. 2abn
be9in9 am 13.Sft. pie flnfjebnbunoertz
jdbri9e 0eod9tutbfeter bes III. Qube1z
thus, oeS eriten Npoftels an Der unterr
Wol el uno In Der 2abn=@ e9eno. 9uz
bentius wuroe TN, bas sSabr $40 n.
Gbr. Don Dem Grteril6en Gr3btl9pfe
Mortnin ais Miiipnar an Die uatere
Wolel 9elanot uno preptste in &oberr
unp 1T &ptlenI mo- er als Ter erfte
@rinoer Der rprtiseu 6riitliAen Sc
meincen an9eieben miro. Nuf leiner
sweiten Miilionsreile I'm oaSSabr $50
orar9 er uber ben r1miiden @ren3paQ
binaus i'm 2abntbale ppr> wdblte ben
bpben Gsllen bel Diettir6en, bic pamaz
Iise alemanniide 0aueeridtsz uno
Spferltdtte gum ittelpuntte fir bic appz
itolil9en Nr5eiten unter cen re9tsrbeiz
nilben betcniiten @erinarel1, erbaute
bort Die erfe 9riflide STRIDE I'M 2ab11z
tbale unb muroe bort AUDI na9 1einem
1853 gu &pbern d. ,. M. erfpl9ten Tpce
b%e9raben. Som II. bis "a. 3d.. b.
s. wurce ca5 0erd6tnibfet III &pbern
unp Dtrbli6 an ter untern Molel ses
fetert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

gen Ste has tpeitere Taftum in Ser
binbun9, oab man auf Yeridtecene
Weiie 3wtiden Der fransbfiden Sccu>
pattons> Nrmee unb benz pdpflt6en
5eere bic f9pn beitebenpen freuncli6en
8esiebunsen nr6 gu ftei9ern tra@tst.
Sp. ). 9. wuroe in portser Wp9e Der
General Dumpnt BON Dem 3ouaDenz
Corps gum Diner 9elaoen, welder Gin
laouns Der General in 8e9lettun9
mebrerer frans0flber Sff5iere Golse
~leiitete. Der boQdnoildeM inifter,Y raf
ou Gbaitel 1T Don 1einem urlaub bierz
Der Surad9efebrt. - Der en9lii6e &C.
f9dftstrd9er &uieu fol- perfect tperoen.
Sn &om itnb am 20. b. SO in @a>
1aoa recrutirte pdptlide 3ouaoen an
9efommen> fiber oeren Mbreile Don Wn,e>
rita mir leiner 3eitM ittbeiluns eema@t
baben.
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Sci Der Mnfunft

Geierlidteit besleitet. Sci Der &ntunft
Der &aiferin Gueente tm 8pSpprus
lansen bic Mdp1en aus ben fatbclt<
l9en Sdulen &onfantinopels, bic f@
am Bprp zines franaSflden Dampfers
befanpen> cine 5Ymne sur Besrabun9
unp bic &ailsrin banfte pur9 tpteper@
bolte @erbeueunsen. Der Sultan bolz
tie ranr, bic &ailerin in ether elesanten
Gaique (Barte) ab> bic eisens fir fe
sebaut tpprpen mar. MlS ite selanoet
rparer, reidte er Der &ailertn ietnen
@rm uup fibrte fe ms @uee big gum
Yalat btnauf wabrenp Saluti9Ine
Don Der aiiatiiden ullp europdii9en
Sette peS 8osppru6 abeefeuert nuroen
unt bic &aaer beS 0el9wacerS be-
mannt paren. Der Sultan fsbrte caz
rauf na9 Dem Yalaf Dplmabae9ieer
;urid unp per Sag mar in Gpnfanttz
nppel alS Elm aQ9emeiner Gcttas se>
feiert. Na@ Spnnenuntersans wurz
ben bic Sdife in, Sulpenen 9prn uno
i'm Bpsppru6 1pwie bic MtnaretS unc
Mp6feen tQuminirt unp auf Ter gam
enStrede ppmM armprazM eereb bis gum,
l9warsen Meere >purpeu Geuermerfe abb
A%ebrannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-13

S9dbun9 finb In ben Deridtebenen 8uben
,e. riat tpeniser ais $4,000 S@oppcn @ein
seidenft rppr6en. Mu9 NIT etnen1 reipef>
tab1en Mppetit faetnen bic 8eiuger bebaftet
geweisn gu etn, benn auf benz
Wurfmarfte tpurben nt4t peni9er als S.
@4petne, 81 &dlber, IA @tisre, 10 SAfen,
81 @inber uno &lbe, 9 @4afe, fopie Elm
seer BON Wtlbpret unb @efi5el in Der &C.
ttalt Don Braten unb Wurft 9eDpfert. Die
Wtrtbe 1tahten benn au1 nit pent9enNus>
nabmen 5ufrtebene @eii9ter, mas i4 inbef>
fen Don ben gerfdufern in benStdnben niht
I fa9en ld6t. Das @erfaufSseladft lit unter
bent Druid Der un9Gnfti9en Grnteausi6ten.
- @ro6arttse Observation-Disclosures fnb
iun9f in petersburg entbedt. &uf Denun>
citation zines Ypfbeamten tpurbe Bel einem
Brieftrd9er 9ausf u6un9 9ebalten unb babel
nt4t weniger ais ca. 5000 8riefe porsefun<
ben, bic erbro4en unb aus benen Me91el,
@e4nun9en, Dpfunente ertpenbet tparen.
Serner tparet1 Don ca. 1000 8riefen bte9far<
fen ab9elDf unb an bic &rdmer p~erfduft
tporben. Da unter ben Brtefen aud aug
ldnbilbe 9efunte1 tpurben, wdtrenb biefer
8rieftrd9er nur bic tnldnbi11e Gprrefppn<
wy WV b'"t@ SkPSob@spn 3Ht u1lpttu a. w
fDrbern bate, 70 bat Ct mabriheinliA nod
naebrere 9elfer 8ttabt. BUR Beslaubtsung
Der Grbro4enen Gcrref ppnoen3 fol- cine Be-
fpnbere @ommtiion, bic au4 bic unterlu4<
uns gu fubren BAT, einseiebt fein.
- 1890 eriftrte su Nurnbere bereits cine
paptermib1e.
- (Dtenfbotenra9e.) Cine Yartler
Dame 9tbt ibrer &DAtn ben Mbi9teo unb
5ablt ibr ben rldtdnbt9en2pbn aus. Nad>
Dem bies 9elAeben, nimn,t bas Mdbden elm
3%wetfrantfid BON Der Sumnae unb ptrft
es Dem @ausbunbe gu. vWas betBt bas 2"
fra9te bic Srau e1itaunt.-vWas es beiGt?
ga Der artae 8eufel bats rei6li9 p~erbient,
Bonn felt feds Monaten bat er mir Sag fir
Sag aas Seller rein seledt. "-Guten @ppe<
tit!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No III2 Main street

UCTION SALE OF \ HANDSOME
IN STTCCOED BRICK DWELLING TN
TWO STORIES AND BhSENENT.-Will be
sold at auction, on The premises, on THURSDAY
the 5th of August, at o'clock 7. VI. that hand
some SUCCEED BRICK DIVE ll1NH, withtWn
stories aud basement on the northwest corner Of
First and Cary streets, containing thirteen rooms
four on The first and second floors, five Oh the third
and passage through the centrc-wilh gas Wafer
story brick Kitchen with eight rooms four on
each noor--thc upper floor of which Is lifted up
cnrrespondngly with that of the dwelling: also. a
brick Stable aud carrag c-houSc. lot 5lNl2S feet
With an alley In the rear ten feet wide.
This is Justly regarded Us c"f the most ir,l-
rahIc residences in the city, and is pleasantly stu
atcdin locality that IS daily Increasing in value
TERMS: Onc-iourth cash. balance at SIN,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable n9tcS
hearing interest from date OF sale and secured hy
4 decd OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctiorccrs,
ivo3 lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29

A lady in Evansville was playing with
her child few days ago and ran into Il
closet, when the child pushed the door shut,
and, it having spring-lock, she was made
Il close prisoner for nearly an hour (the
child being too small to push back the
spring., until her husband came home to
his dinner. She was SO nearly sufocatcd,
it is said, that she could not have lived long
had she not been released.
The Louisville Cowier-J Journal has
word about what it calls " doorstep par
ties an institution remarkably common
along the streets Of that city. Preferring
them to the cyemng call or Soirfe, it adds
that the /" little doorstep parties which line
our streets these pleasant evenings, coming
together without preparation, and saying
things not set down in the etiquette book,
arc really enjoyable. 1t is there we go for
a genuine social chat, and depart feeling
thankful that we are not hermits. Long
live the doorstep parties -
The water Of Salt Lake is so dense that
man cannot sink in it. The editor of the
Corrinne Reporter demonstrated this by
standing upright in the water, and without
the least motion could not sink to the chin
He could lie on the water, stand in it, take
almost any position, and still he would float
and could not sink. 1t is necessary, after
swimming in this briny water, to wrinse of
with fresh, for the salt of the water con-
dcnses on ones person, and leaves one,
when dry, looking as if he had been pow
dercd all over with white chalk.
One OF our exchanges observes that ten
men commit suicide from financial causes
to one for any other. There is some truth
in this. Anguish Of mind has taken the
breath out of twice the number of people
that anguish of the body has. The men
who do the most whistling (ana whistling is
the thermometer Of happiness) are pro-
badly the poor fellows who are seen carry
ing hods up fve-story ladder with the
mercury up among the nineties. Those
who think oftenest of arsenic are people
given to great expectations, who build castles
in the air and dream of being millionaires,
and become hypochondriac, and fear they
arc going to die in the almshouse. 1t is q
rare thing to hear of hod-carrier ending
his existence by hemp or prussic acid. Learn
to be contented.
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= U91.,5rI1t,Y sAr.sssss..rusura pays.
s.4sk BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
9.s1d1o Main street. vs-E77 i

TWO OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
/ ADMIRABLY LOCATED NEW BRI0k
SToREs On THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BE
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIREEl :,
EnR SaI,E AT AUCTJON.-Wc will sell at pnb-
lie auction, on the premises, on THuRSDlAyf, the
,th day of August, 1850, mt 81 O'CLOCK I. NJ; tnat
trnIy Valuable and beautifully located new 6hlIh
STORE No. Col, corner of Sixth ana Broad SlreLs
at present occupied by J. Marcuse rs u clotilhs
store at 81. $50 per annuIn. eror,r, t. zr,,,o
Also that neat and desirable SIOHf' IN s"iilc
block. No sos, ut present occupied Dy w. "
ScI,waimeycr as q notion house ut -, aVo per IN
num- -, loo, -oco,,l,,
uilt and completed in the very best OF style, VIII
beautiful stairs and basement below, ana sever
rooms above furnished with every convenience LOT
families such rs gas, water, bath-houses, &c.
There arc no stores in the city better Sultcd v.
location and arrangements for neat lrst-ciass ou-
siness houses than these. The buildings are on
lcasehold to expire on the lst May, 1879, sun!ece
to n very reasonable ground rent, ana are 70 We
paid for mt valuation by the owner III TIC eA
lion Of the lease. to. D.. ,,,-o n. :,
moderate rent, for term of years such dcSlr'loic
husincss stands In the city 1T such moderate Ient.
The lots front each 81 si2 feet on inc SCUM sltc
of Broad street running back dcpth OIL W icet 70
I'm alley Is feet wide. ,,, ,.,o,.,, =.
TERMS and particulars will be MADE known ;lt
the hour of sale. or will be furnished previously
Nv tho auctionCcrs LYME * BROTHER
- - 20 Auctionccrs.
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-arfyrroy sAr.Es...Fusnro pays.
ByGrnbbs & Williams. Auctioneers'
rrIoyon,b botween Main and Bank streets.

rS,RIJsTEEY SALE OF FARM, STOCK,
Il MULES, CATTLE. HOGS; CORN: PKo-
vENDER, 1HREsHING AN, KEnflSET2 MIN nj
TuRE. &C., Ar AUCTIOs.-By virtue Of decd Tee, q
of trust to the subscribers rs trustees daea Ios
NAV 1860 md duly recorded, we win sell on TUE
DAY, tile I'd day Of August, commencing nj IL
o'clock A. w. at the farm recently owned BY James
NJ. Taylor. situated on the Osborne turnpike anout
1--WE miles below the city. the following property,
to-wit: Mules, Horse, head Of Cattle; Hogs.
30 barrels Corn lot Of Hay and Straw, Moving,
Threshing. and Rcaplng Machines, Wagons. iiar-
ness, Wheat Fan, Piows, and farming implements
generally. - rc,r.~
Also. Il lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE. .
TERMS /: Sums under $50 cash over that amount
sixty davs' credit for negotiable notes, with ap-
nrOycd endorsers. interest added.
RICHARD :. ALLEN.
JAMES G.. DE&TON, | Trustcos
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
" qs 6 III. PULLIAM.
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earnestly and ably enforced by Colonel A.

earnestly and ably enforced by Colonel a.
Fleet and DR.. poindexter.
Colonel Fleet insisted that pastors should
each their churches their dutyin this mat
ter.
DR.. Poindextcr ably argued that pastors
should not only instruct the membership OF
the churches, but also that the churches
should exclude members for covctousncss as
we'll as for drunkenness.
The report was unanimously adopted.
But q correspondent of the Dispatch must
not ssrniss the mail" and to avoid that, we
mus. abruptly close this letter. VIAToR.
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Bv Richardson \ Co., Auctioncers.
SALE OF VALUABLE

FFRJJSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AUG
TTON--By virtue Of decd OF trust to the subscri-
her from Lucy Giles. dated 10Th Jmc lSSs, rccor'-
ed in Richmond Hastings Court, shall. In eXccu-
ton thereof. sell at auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, August 4, 1850, at o'clock i. NJ;
If fair ifnot, the next fair day. the REAL ESiAIE
convened in said deed consisting OF certain lot or
parcel of land In the city Of Richmond, fronting
on the north side of Franklin street twenty ieet,
moro or less, and running back TO an aley now
runnfnp from Governor street To the property of
Samuel Cottrell, and on which there now stands
brick tenement, being the lot west ana immc-
diatcly adjoining the lot on which now stands the
METROPOLITAN Hall, and there being brick rene
Incnt between said tenement hereby conveyed and
said Metropolitan Hall.
necessary Ia pay the sum Of 1850, with interest,
from 18th day Of April, 1869, till paid and the OK
penscs of executing this trust and rs to the resi-,
duc terms will be made known at the time and
place Of sale. GEORGE ID. WISE. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctionecrs. j. y
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~ BELLENOT, DIE-SlNkER AND
". BRAND-CUTTER, lilo MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDISG-lRON, for marking
all kinds Of wooden articles by heating It. Is per-
fcctly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravcrs' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphahess, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale andretail. rlhS
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FURNITURE. &c.

EURNITU RE. MATTRESSES, &c
4 HARDWOOD < RITTER, opposite the post
ONCE, Main street, are now prepared 10 mlnuldc,
tlre 20 order any style of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant siocA 9!
CHAMBER. PARLOR. and DlNiNG~h0oHi
FURNITURE that has been seen In hiciinoha 10!
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought AT
our establishment from S55 20 5000 :,
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF al styles
made TO order and warranted As represented
AS the prices OF most other goods are coiiii'-
down, we have reduced the price OF every artlc3'
In our line and are now selling about as low ~ W
did before the war, All In want OF tUkSlIIh NE
or MATTRESSES can make money by eAanihshS
our stock before buying We have goods " s"''
the rich or the poor. ,,,,,,n
HARM GOD L RITTER,
opposite the poSt-oidcc. M4in st!SSy
tc 2l--3m hic.iih"itL 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
Ey Lee x GoGdiu. AuctiOnccrs,
No, lll3 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
= GooCIII AND COUNTY ADJOINING THE
RTlIOUSE.-Wc viii sell 1T auction ON MON
DAY August IL. 1862 tlhat being court -day y NM
valuable TRACT OF LA ND. containing Mn T.
TY-EIGIIp ACRES. more or less, adjoining INC
lands of Dr.. John Morris, T. Il. Argyle, ana
others. There are no improvements on Inc place.
AhoIt onr-thrtl of il is cleared and the remainder
is i'm virgin timber OF most excellent oak.
This IS regarded rs being one of the most dcsira-
hIc locations now offered for sale in this county,
living S il docs III the very centre of most excel
lent ncghhorlInod. amidst Il cultivated ana r"hc'l
people. Being only one mile from the river III MI
rh,ux-s ferry il i thus rendered easy OF access,
and the tim berthe best In the couniy-may thus
he pu into The Richmond market II Il COMPARE
lively small cost.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale.
~ q LEE Il GODDJN, huc.ioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
BY Wellington Goddin.
.,,tiorocr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
Y BRICK STORE AND DWEl.L,iHG; ~.
EEL, AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE A !
the request Of Mr.. Pat FTGGrIiE, "
shall sell at auction. on the premises. on IlIuRS
his VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING To-
Gated as above. The house was built ABOUT elRn,
wears ago of the hest materials and In suhstanli
and workmanlike manner, ana Is aunlraplf
adapted for the purpose for which 1t was erected:
Besides the store and basement there are I'VE I've
c"tinn is fIrst-ratc one for retail grocery. The
nrcsent occupant would lie willing TO rent the pro
nrrty at $500 per annlIm in order to continue INC
= TETMS: Onc-fourth cash balance ut ionf,
EIGHT. and twelve months for negotiable notes, IN
tcrcst added. secured by trust decd. .
~ u w. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
Nv Thomas ". Kcescc, Auctionecr.
No. 1917 Main street.

MONDS FOR SALE ATAUCTlON.
/ tyiu he sold on THURSDAY, July 2gIl; ~
~ store nj 10 O'Clock the finest lot OF Or u n ~
DiAMONDS ever offered in THIS city. Liex MI a. !.
nesday. r1ro,,,cu EEESEF
iEnh0' S'' Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioncers,
~ =, .,,J E'r,plItn st root

oTOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GRO
= CERES AT AUCTION.-On Iiiu ", a.
thn po.h instant a; 10 O'Clock, we will sell at tc
store Of Mcssrs. Whitehurst & Aydlott, NO. Il5
sixth street, adjoining the vegetable marsGti Iwmp
EVER r. ,t.iN HSE FhMTIY GROCERIES. embracing
sucb m assortment AS is usually found in regular
refaii grocery. The goods all being ircsh merit
'hc "''e'i'i'' - COOK e LAUGHTON,
.o- Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29

A XLE GREASE, an economical article
n for gfcasing axles, mill gear, and heavy bear
fngs, packed I'm small boxes and kegs, for sale by
PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
iy 20 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29
BY Grubbs & Williams; Auctioncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y DWELLING ON ADAMS STREET NEAR
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N;-
We will sell at auction. on the premises; on MON
DAY. I'd ofAuglst, ut o,clock I. NJ, inc bitlHh
Mrs Mary Carol. This property Is very valuable
as 4 grocery stand and ought TO attract attention.
II contains six rooms, and Il kitchen with two
rooms. coal-house, &c. Gas and water on the lot,
and "A culvcrt
L. % AuctLOnCCrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-29

.rable DR.. Converse, Of Richmond, is an
alumnus, and was present at the festiTl-