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80 s..:a.au ; nds generally With rood en-

kind friends, andY generally with good en-
tertainment. But we found that all who
are now comfortable came out few years
aro with scarcely anything, many OF them
living wear or two in sod houses-that is,
a hole dug in the ground and covered over
| with sod, with only arude door to admit air
or light; then few years in log mousse
with a dirt roof, and now, after lapse OF
eight or ten years, they have good farms
and comfortable houses. We passed n
great deal of very fine wheat, which gave
promise of an abundant harvest. Some OIL
the farmers thought wheat would not orlne
more than fifty cents per bushel. The corn
was looking well, and we passed lhlies
of splendid prairie grass, when see:net
ADEQUATE to sustain cattle IN sulncleh'
quantities to furnish the whole coun-
try with beef. Much OF this lana Is
held by eastern spectators, which prevents
its being settled. Wild flowers are aouh-
dant. and many of the varieties which we
cultivate in the East grow luxuriantly here ;
among these may be seen the pink and white
cactus. the Canterbury bell, phlox, and
others. We passed one bed OF wild roses
one hundred yards long and ten wide; ana
many other large beds Of roses and phloX.
Aboit twenty-five miles from Omaha is the
town of Blair. In less than three months
from the time the first lots were ssld II con-
tanned five hundred inhabitants, and pro-
nortional number of good houses. 1t is not
Unusual Tor towns to spring up in this fast
western country in few weeks.
We spent one day with our friend DR..
Edward Painter, at the Omaha agency,
thinking the horses, as we'll as passengers
needed rest. We found them very comforta-
blv fixed. They had only been there few
weeks. having arrived in Omaha City with
us. The Indians on that reservation live
in tents or mud houses, very few OF them
having built log houses, but 1t is thought
they soon WILL They still wear the blanket
rs the only article of dress. We arrived at
St. James late in the evening of the 18TH,
and after some difficulty obtained lodgings
in small house dug out of the side OF
hill. containing only one room. Although
the next day was the Sabbath we resumed
our Journey, and reached our destination
about sundoxn. Although:wc all got along
very comfortably, and stood the journey very
well, we were much pleased that We had ar
rived ct our journeys end.
In future letter [ will give an account
of the Indians here and also of the Mis-
sons. L. j.
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For the Dispatch.

Forget thee sweet. This is no easy part
Thrill In the morning silence, on the breeze
l. borne thy blessed nanne which. IN my heart,
From thee to me. dear love- pure chid-likc bliss:
And in each red rosc-lcaf fcelthe thrill
OF two soft hands in mine. l. ach bird-notc wakes
4 sweet remembrance Of Il voice now sun
For me. In other lands, it musicypakcs:
And when the beauty Of the glad hoon-'ilnc
Has spread its golden network DER the cline
J sec the biliowy waves of thy hair
Sc; noatinr round me. And the pcrimned air
Is laden with thy breath. Thou liost pcrd"
In liy-cups. The twilight Is my prayer
To thee, o, thricc-bcloycd, pure anal
It's answer is the silver stars. which share
A common radiance with thine eyes divine. -
Unialtcrin@, calm, with hcavcn-lrht they slime
Shedding scrcncst glory o'cr carth'S gloom.
PerhdpS-whcn stars have set, and birds shall seem
70 sing no more. nor rose nor lily bloom,
And shall sleep that sleep which has no dream
/ SEnN fOTqet Meet UlLDA.
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aUCe,yr.lrON sALEs---Fusure pays.
BY Cook & Jaughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor ana Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
i BUILDING, ON JEFFERsQH SI i,,!s,i,i ,I be-
At 'AUCTfON.DBy virtue Of Q deed of trust
by John Noeker to the ne he
Conrt of the city of Richmond, will sell ut aug
ton on FRIDAY the 18th instant, at Q, clock Z.
NJ on the premises. the following described pro-
perty conveyed by said deed: All that parcei o,
LAND with the improvements thereon, being anG
lying in the city OF Richmond on the vest sac OF
Jefferson street between Broad ana hhrshtli
gtraots fronting Is feet on jefferson street, rum
ming back SO feet between parallel lines 70 an al
ley feet wide. ,~r,n ru,o
STORY FRAME PUILD1NG. ;,
TERMS: Onc-half cash: the balance on crcdi.
OF six months, interest added, secqrGa pI ucea u
trust. JOIN Y. MI r., = u9'.. 60,
Sale conducted by Cook & LAUGHToN' Anc-
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
from Essex County---StOrm--.Co
ton Of Discipies-.-AarGe Assembly
DUNNsvILLE, ESSEX COUNTY,
August 10, 1869.

DUNNsvILLE, ESSEX COUNTY, !
August 10, 1869. !
The storm that swept through portions OF
Essex and King and Queen last week was
more destructive than it was at first thought
to be. The belt of country through which
il passed was devastated. The corn and
vegetation were torn into shreds by the
hail, and trees, fences, and houses thrown
down by the hurricane.
arrived in the neighborhood Of the
place in good time to attend the convention
of the Disciples Of Christ at Rappahan-
mock church. 1t seems that this body OF
Christians have divided the State into six
districts, in each of which they have CO.
operation of churches somewhat similar to
the Baptist associations. Delegates from
the churches composing the Iidewatcr Co
operation assembled on Friday last in
convention at Rappahannock church, Essex
county.
Being on visit to the neighborhood, /
attended the Convention a day or two, and
was handsomely entertained by the kind
hearted citizens. The debates were spicy
and interesting, and on amount OF business
talent developed which l did not expect.
The reports from the churches indicated an
encouraging degree of prosperity. \ con-
siderable amount of money was contributed
TO supply evangeiists" in the district,
and a sum was raised sufficient to send five
young men to Bethany College to prepare
for the ministry. The attendance was
large; on Sunday the crowd was computed
10 be not less than two thousand. l have
not seen as many handsomely dressed and
intelligent looking people in any assembly
since the war. The services on Sunday
were particularly interesting. Two young
\ men who are students of theology al
Bethany College, under the patronage OF
the cooperation, were present-Messrs
Wynne and Powers, of York county. The
former delivered IN address to the Sunday
school at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and the latter
addressed the prayer meeting at Al P. NJ
Both young gentlemen acquitted themselves
handsomely, and gave promise to their
friends of usefulness in the ministerial
profession. Rev. MIR. Arnold, CT Rich
mond, preached the sermons with great
power and eloquence. The elegant hospi-
talities of the Rappahannock church were
profusely dispensed and heartily enjoyed.
More anon. TRAVELLER.
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ByLyttleton Register, Auctioneer,
Nayy Kent county, Va.
1-1,ny DrSJD ApJE FARM II

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
n SALE IN NEW KENT COCNTI.-ln
execution OF decree obtained in the circuit court
Of New Kent at the last May term in the cause OF
Fravscr rs. Jones ct ais. will expose to public
auction at the courthouse, on THURSDAY, 18th
August. THAT being court-day.l ut Il O'Clock NJ,
that VERY DESIRABLE FARM called and known
as '.TILL BROOK located In the county 81
New Kent, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES more or less, lying contiguous 10
the lands of Emmaus Church; Mr.. Albert 7. Park
inson. and others within six miles OF the Ricn-
mond and York River railroad, and the same dis
tancc from the Pammnkey river. Has upon IL Il
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, with all neccs-
sary out-buidngs, with n YOUNG PEACH
ORCHARD of rare varieties, yielding abundantly
each season.
tho staples usually grown in this climate. Conve-
nicnt to irst-class English and classical school
with all the social advantages of an Intelligent anu
hospitabc community. ..
TERMS Sufficient cash to defray the expenses
of sale etc. ETC.. the residue on credit OF SIX ana
twelve months, in two equal instalnents WIN
bonds of approved security, to carry interest from
date and The title retained until the whole Of the
purchase money shall have been paid.
RICHARD T.. FRATSER,
au3-tltds Commissioner.
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ByLee e Goddin, Aucti0ncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DWELLING, ON LEIGH
STPFET BEYOND BROOK AVENUE, AT
ATCTION BY virtue Of trust deed executed by
Joseph Blackburn to the undersigned Of date sth
AupiIst 1905 Co secure the payment Of n certain
obligation therein specified and by request of the
beneficiary secured, and with the consent Of the
grantor in said deed, will proceed to sell on FRI
DAY 18th August, lSG9 ut 5 O'Clock =. NJ, on the
premises. the REAL ESTATE so conveyed, being
ERA MED TENEMENT containing four rooms.
located OH the north side of Leigh street between
Brook avenue and Ciilmcr streets, The lot has 4
front of IS feet. extending back within parallel
lines 100 feet to an alicy in common 10 feet WIDE
This property is a very comfortable home for a
small family. ,o,>
TERMS: At sale. JAMES L. GODDIN,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE e GoDDGS, AuctIonecrs.
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ByL1c & Goddln Auct!onccrs,
No. Lib Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
- GOOCHLAND COUNTY ADJOINING TIL
Will sell at auction On N4 hs
vaIunhle TRACT OF LAND, containing NINE.
.TY-EIt;HT ACRES. more or less, adjoining the
lands of DIR. John Morris, t. X Argyle, ant
others. There no improvements on Tie pace
About onc-third of it is cleared, and the remainder
is in virgin timber of most excellent OAK
This Is regarded rs being one OF the most desira'
blc Iocations now offered for sale in this county,
living rs it docs in the very centre of most excel.
lent neighbnrhOod, amidst 4 cultivated ana refined
people. Being only one mile from the river ut Nil
chaIix's ferry it is thus rendered easy OF access,
and the timbcr--thc hest IN the county-may thus
he put into the Richmond market at compare
lively small cost.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale.
Also. another TRACT. containing ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FORTY AND SEYEN-ElGiTHS
ACRES. in Goochland county, adjoining the Lands
of Patterson Allen, William Branch. and others,
formerly owned and now occupied by Napoleon Il.
kcan.
" o3 LEE K GODDIN, AuctiOnccrs.
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STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIN
= TURES &C.. AT AUCTION.-Will be sold At
auction on THURSDAY. 18th instant, commence
Inc nj half-past 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. all my stock OF
GROCERIES
NO 5li Marshall street,, consisting OF wcll-se-
lccted stock such rs is usually kept In hrst-clasS
retail store. ,,.,.
All persons to whom am indebted are inyltG Cd to
Sale conducted by SAMPSON JONES, Jr. au II
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE FARM AND 4 GOOD STORE-II0uSE
AT THE JUNCTION OF TIE WESTIIAM
WITH THE THREE-CHOPPED ROAD, FIVE
n NUCTI0N, AND SALE OF CROPS OF
CORN, OATS, WHEAT STRAW, COWS,
HORSE, MULE. HOGS. &C, AND FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS.-Will be rented 1t auction,
for one year. on THURSDAY, the 18th of August,
1850. commencing at IL u clock \. NJ, that FERG
VALUABLE FARM located rs above, Of which
the late Samuel Morien died seized aud now occll-
pied by his widow. containing ONE HUNDRED
\ I'D FIFTY ACRES. ofwhich about thrcc-fourths
Is opcn land, Of fine quality and in high state of
culture. The improvements consist OF an excel
lent DWELLING. KITCHEN, BARN, CORN
HOUSE, &C. Also. the STORE-HOUSE at the
forks of the road with five acres OF land attached.
which Is considered good stand for business This
IS really most desirable farm, aud is located in
an excellent neighborhoOd.
After the rental the following articles VIII be
sold-viz A.: All of tic growing crop of CORN on
- acres. large quantity of SIiEAF OATS and
WHEAT STRAW, Il parcel OF CLOVER HAY.
two COWS. one HORSE, one MULE, eight or nine
HOGS, ana parcel of FARMING NIPPLE
AEN1S.
the dairy business. the foregoing farm presents
fine opportunity
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at the
sal, W. GODDTN,
} an 10 AuCtiouccr.
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: -----,nw s.rEs-Tnis Day.
nv Thomas W. Keesce, Auctioneer,
NJ f7IT Main street.


No..l3I7 Main street.
FUEIITURE,P PIANO,
I'll &C, AT AUCTION.-Iw will sell THIS DAY
NJ 10 O'Clock, Mt my store, HOUSEHOLD EUR
"iR9osEWOoD-C4sE PIANO, in good order;
One ELEGANT GUITAR
MAHOGANY WARDROBES.
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT CABINETS ana
WASHSTANDS, with marble tops;
MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY COUNTING-RO0M DESKS,
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEaDS,
One pair CRIMSON PLUSH SOFAS, ROCh-
ING and ARM CHAIRS;
HAIRCLOTH and other LOUNGES,
MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BED,
CRIBS.
WASHSTANDS,
TABLES.
MIRRORS,
TIN SAFES,
CARPETS, &C.
ALSO,
Two FIRE-PROOF IRON SAFEs-new;
THOMAS W. REESEE,
~,o AuctiOneer.
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LEE & GODDIN, Auctioncers.

IMPORTANT LAND SALE.-By virtue
4 of u decree of the circuit court Of Meckcnburg
county, Va, rendered at the April term Qs5Sl OF
said court In the chauccry cause OF L. NJ. IIollo-
way. executor Of T.. A. Holloway who sues for The
benefit of +. II. Sharp, plaintiff, against PGrme-
ii js ~ non n@f'ga ane: eceascd Beverley
Williamson, and others, the UNDERSIGNED as spe-
Cial commissioner, will sell on WEDNESDAY The
18th day of August. 1859, the premises, 1T public
auction, commencing mt II O'Clock \. NJ, mat
valuable tract of LAND which was conveyed by
the late James to Perme H e. 62RrTTSE
Eight ACRES. said tract OF land Is situated on
the Dan river, and adjoins the lands Of Charles H.
Watkins, John Newton. and others. IT Is about
one mile from the wcl-kuown watering place
Buffalo Springs about seven miles from Gllrks-
willie, and ten miles from the Richmond and Dan
Tie improvements consist Of large two-story
eweliing-housc, with four rcoms,a passage, and
basement: all necessary out-houseS which inn
proycmcntS are comparatively new.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash rs TO the resi-,
twelve months will be given: the purchaser to exc
cute bonds bearing interest from day OF sale Tor the
deferred payments, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid. ,,
The nnaerSieG will take RleYsuFSv e K:Hn9T%ms
jy 27-eot Special Commissioner.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
( ) IN MECKLE%BURG COUNTY, EA..Hy yir-
tue of Il decree Of the circuit court for Mccklcn-
burg county rendered the Eth day OF april, 1909
in the suit Of .Iones's ADMINISTRATORS Alexander
shall, on FRIDAY. .ttn haE OF August, ioo' SCH
upUn the promises to the highest bidder AT public
auction, the tract of Land owned by James T. Al.M-
andrr. known as "JACKSoN'S," living on the
waters Of Cox's creek. in Mecklcnburg county.
Va, containing ONE THOUSAND AND Tlilk-
TY-THREE AND \ HALF ACRES.
This tact of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable aud desiiable-wcll adopted to the growth
OF ali the usual products Of The county.
An accurate description OF the land il deemed
unnecessary. as it i presumed that persons de-
string to purchase will examine and Judge Tor
themselves. The improvements consist OF dwell
inp-housr and necessary out-hOuScS.
Possession will he given on the lSt of January,
1870 with privilege to the purchaser oi seeding Il
wheat crop.
TERMS or SALE: One-third Of the purchase mo-
ncy to he paid in cash; and rs to the residue there
of. credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months;
the purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments carrying interest from the day OF sale,
and the title to be retained unt the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid.
(. l.. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
y. B.-Thc purchaser will be required to comply
with the terms day Of sale, and in default Of his
SO doing the land will DC promptly rcsold.
;. X. JOHNSON,
aus Commissioner.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after the S0TH J UNE. 1859, the MAIL TRAIN will
run daily between Richmond aud White Sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond at a. NJ. and arrive at
White Sulphur Springs at s. p. N. Leave White
Sulphur Springs at A. NJ. and arrlveat Richmond
at $3.50 p NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Char
lottesyille and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesviIle at A. ~, and arrives Mt Richmond at
9:25 4. Nj. Leaves Richmond ut $3.50 Z. NJ, ana
arrives ut Charlottesville ut i. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects ut Gordonsvile and
Charlottesville with trains OH Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads for Alcxandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynch6urg, Knox
vile. Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomery. Mobile &C.. !; ut stanton with stages
for Wcyer's Cave, Harrisonburg and Augusta
Springs: mt Goshen with stages for Lexington, Ma
trlral Bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs and Rockbridge Baths; ut Millboro
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs !;
ut CovingtOn with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs; and at White Sulphur
Springs with stages for salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES F. SWITZERLAND,
10 % General Ticket Agent.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN GNga
~ list, ONCE No. 723 Main street. cSSfYTS
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, and
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and
performs all other dental operations In u skilful
and satisfactory manner.
n. Is. AS DR.. Steel is frequently absent during
tic summer months, his patients from the country
would do well To communicate with him By letter
before coming 10 the city,
Fost-of,ice box 204, Richmond, Va. au l1-d&w
DR. GEORGEF T. KEESEE, Ora Hr%
~ DUATE Of the Baltimore College OF '-ffYfYr
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention 10
all operations pertaining to the practice of dem
tistry both In It's relations 10 the NATURAL
ORGANS and to their substitution by beautiful
sets or ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure nj
trous oxide gas when desired.
onlce corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
~ 2i-3m
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DASvyLLE RAILRoAp.)
SCPERISTESDEyT'S OFFICE,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-The large
~ quantities of grain arriving by this road rem
ders Ii necessary that consignees should remove 1t
from the depot with proInptness. They are there
Unless this is done the Company will be compelled
to remove from their depot TO other warehouses; at
the risk and expense Of the onaer. all grain re-
naming in the depot over twenty hours after
being unloaded from the cars. This alternative
they are extremely anxious TO avoid, and hope
that all parties interested viii lend an earnest
operation to avoid IL.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
au 3-2w Superintendent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyER)
RauROAD COMPANY

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-Con-
~ signccs Of grain by this road are respectfully
requested 10 remove the same promptly on Its arr
val, otherwise all grain remaining III the depot
over twenty-four hours after being uDloaded from
the cars viii be removed and stored at Tie risk and
expense Of the otcner.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
an 3-o,y SUPERINTENDENT
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The new post~ofice in New York is
begun.
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By Hill 4 Goddin Auctionecrs,
No. 1903 Main street.

By
No. 1903 Main street.
VIXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
II (No. 7OGl, ON NJ RS II A J. l. STREET
BETWEEN MUNFORD AND GILMER, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wc will sell. on FRI
DAY. August 10, 1869, Mt y o'clock Z. NJ, on the
premises, the very desirable BRICK DWELLING
located as above containing three rooms. with 4
LOT fronting % feet inches, aud running back
1850 feet to an alley 10 feet wide The front yard Is
well set In shrubbery and flowers. There Is
kitchen with two rooms. coal and wood-houSc, &c,
and we'll of good water Oh the premises.
TERMS At sale. HILL * GOl!DlS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs
y. Z. The abovc-namcd property can be hough,
privately before the day of sale. y bargain can
be had. ~
au 7-td~ HILL IL GODDlN, AuctlOnccrs.
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STEATdEE

DHILADELPH IA, RICH <fTrSss;s,
1 MOND AND NORFOLK S,HEA M-.s.zrzlrlssgssrSssss,s
SHIP LINE.-Stcamcrs NORFOLK ana ). ;.
GREEN, composing this line, will leave Philadel-
phia every SATURDAY, and RichmOndcycry FRI
DAY. alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut mo-
dcratc rates also for Charleston. Savannah. and
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
StatCrUOm, 80. W. J.. Ibklf.E Agent
mh3 Office, No. 2i2j Dock street.
TOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO Istss
A MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-nsnS.ss-lLs....lssss
NY.-Thc splendid new sidc-whccl steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA Able
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THtRSDAY: and SATURDAY, ut !
O'Clock Z. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, 1T high tide
These ships are entirely new They have elegant
saloons and statcruomS. The fare, aCCommoda-
tons, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
AT 4 QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, 1T the
Offices Of this company.
y. L. MCCREADY, President 1871 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM c. DUNIIAM 4 CO.. Agents,
ia - corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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LOR NORFOLK, PORTS-aaG1I7l=,
z MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR 49, ssESst e.
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RlVER.-ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain L. G. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf al Rockets Tor the ahoyc-namcd places
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at o clock 4. W.. and returns on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk IN time 10 con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arr.
val Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, S2.5
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from II VI. to =. NJ, for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings Oh James
river, AT reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frcights for way-landings uIust he prepaid
Apply to L. 3. TATUN, Agent.
ia 70 Office. steamers wharf.
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BY James VI. Taylor, Auctionecr,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
y ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
BY virtue of decree made by the circuit court OF
1869 i'm the case of Anderson against Anderson |
win sell on SATURDAY the lith OF August
1859 on the premises. mt O'Clock =. NJ, FIVE
VACANT LOTS on the east side Of Pine street, in
the plan of Bclvidcrc, fronting 80 feet each and
running back los feet TO twenty foot alley.
TERMS: Onc-tourth cash tine balance ut SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes
with interest added. and title retained until the
whole is paid, when the deed will ne made ny ordcr
Of the court. JAMES VI. la LUX,
au l0-Tu, Th&S3t commissioner.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

BLACKBERRY WINE.-Four barrels
ID OLD BLACKBERRY WINE just received
from North Carolina. j. :. POWELL,
an II-3t Commission Merchant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-12
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after the ELEVENTH OF AUGUST the
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN that leaves at 2:35 +.
NJ. will take the Norfolk passengers instead OF the
3:!5 L. NJ. train as heretofore.
~ LOW Il. II. WYNNE, Superintendent.