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AUDITORS OFFICE

RICHMOND, Va Nov. IS, 1884.
Sir-By an act Of the General Assembly, passed Nay
2ed, 1882, sm r-quhed couMunicss 70 the Govern
or suuua synopsis Of the financial condition Of this
Department Of tho STATE Government Ia compliance
With this provision Of Law, transmit herewith three stats
ments viz Statement A, showing the Receipts into the
Treasury. behalf Of the Commonwealth. from al
sources during the 6sc.l year. which closed the sOh
day Of September, 1884; Statement D, cootanipg the
Disbursements, BY warrants drawn upou the Common
wesths uuds during the fiscal year; aud state
ment G., exhibiting tho state Of the Treasury, Ear
relates to the Commonw calhs funds the 6rst day Of
October, 1854.
In order arrive the actual received from
the Ordinary Of revenue, including the do
rived from the earnings Of the Internal Improvement
Fund.- 10 deemed proper 6rs to deduct from the gross
receipts the amount Of the Temporary loan" which
Obtained from the Banks Richmond in the month Of
January 1884, and paid BY upon the Treasury
appears from statement B., in the months Of February
and March, 1854 The laws prescribing the duties Of
the Commissioners Of the Revenue, not having been pass
ell until thecose Of the seesiou Of prevent
cd the Land and Property books Of that year from being
returned within the time prescribed by Law. This DELAY
the part OF the Commissioners caused corresponding
delay the part Of the Sheriff. and other collecting Off.
GERS collecting aud paying the<sIes into the Tros.ury
The Temporary loan" made to supply the deficit
produced in the Treasury these delays aud to meet the
demands on the Common esh until the period
arrived for the payment Of the revenue by the public COL
lectors
Gross receipts, zee Statement A, 81 lss,ss6 Sc
Deduct temporary loan, 1900 on
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The Rossian dispa,ehs from the sea, Of war In the
Grimes are sent by Crss to Kousk in forty hours. .hsy
are transmitted from Koursk to Moscow 10y the sgn.
telegraph, and from Moscow ST Petersburg by My
ne,c telegraph From ST. Peters purg thew are sent by
thu signal telegraph IN WTs'w, and from W.r-sa b,
electric Telegraph TO Vieuns, Berlin II imburg Psrs and
LOrdon
ms V. Morg,nW7 wa ssc:oi T .ilar of the F.r-
me . Bank of Virzin, at Lewi,burg, on Thu si,v last
In tie pl,;o Of LTeOz, NovsI, res sued -Lyaeh5urg
rg nan
FsoM ,RT AZ PEtScE by the a-riv, a, Scr York Of
The oi k RodTck Dhu, Ctpt. LiDdsey. from Port su
Pruco, w ave iies the 2h Of Noyein Isr Cant
Lindsey reports ID " the city very healthy Health
generally god ,hfoiih tho leland, Cth., it, the II ysr
part) LRFoi SH scirce ard very dear At tho time
sail nS sso Cic owing 70 the heavy r,ins There was
heavy tooor committed about the last Of October a,
J,cne 10 tue House OF 5 Brun Sons, amounting to
l6.OrO IN gold and $4,000 Ia national money There
VIII shortly be published very important alterations
in the Tari0 ut Hsy.
REvir.Ls -Tuerc has been quite an interesting ,et.s
service, had IN the Presbyterian church 10 this place
every for the last weeks and VI ar. IN hon.
shat they have been attended by the Holy Spirit Dnrry
these meeting some ten fifteen persons have been
ousy 'nquring the way Of Life and several of them have
sIpres,ed II hope Of having been pardoned
Toe quarterly meeting In the thodist church here
commented on Sturdy last, and is still going on under
very favorable circumstance great deal OF feeling 1.
ethioited-'hee being over twenty nouners and sever.
hiVlpg pfoicssed conversion. Roanoke RspuJiiedn
Nov. "a.
sTAos AcciDEST.-We learn that tie stage on l.s,
Tuesday moTong wees sgo, whe1 few miles beyond
Lewis IN faye'.e vas upset, ard thrown down small
precipco u siiJ that the horses took fright and run
sway and tho driver being ioeI pofienced could not IAN
age then aud hence the accident Several If the pas,ep
gers were pretty badly jured Mr.. Jas wf.E depti.
o. th piece had hi, shoulder severely bru s,d and Mis-.
DtrHs KELLY OF Chac'ton, had large gssb cut 10 her
"ehe'd Several other passengers were injured bu, We
nave not learned the nans Una old l,iT had two ribs
broken ard Vas otbsrTi.e rjnred. Mr n IgouP, ~ o,
'hs county, vs. !, ~ sisgs Al 'he tine but escaped
unhuri.- L'vi'b0Jg H,omieLs, Noe %
DC" =, Ohce ha. been es,,,l shed in Rn..eI CON,
" 'nled hrI.st MI''." Nc. Charles. II. Mitchell has
nccn aPp,h, q rOS m,s.er-- Abingi,n V,,oju;an
The road getting bad aid winter is stouf 10 ss, in
~ eitnc.t.- H. " " "
I"e annual conference Of the No holds, Epi.c,osJ
Cid'ch ~" a."np', ~ this cts tom ,rros large
NUN 'f o. M 'i'trr. aud a,ncD Jected lie pres
'U TIE 30 -',ps S D'h IN the i.c urs room r IN,
G''n'! '''ee' C'urca.-.Norf,tk Bsac,n, Nov, rs
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TnE New TrEsroRr. (Sonora THE settlement Of the
new territory acquired by the late treaty with Mexico has
already eormc ced iom California. A party of twenty
five LEFT Los An ees the OF October Ter the lead Of
Lieutenant Brady who attached the surveying par
rs OF Captain Gray in The boundary commsson-
While on that service he acquired very minute knowl-
edge Of the territory along The line of explorations and
such hiuerirs account Of hi- discoveries that
preliminary psrty ha, started to take possession of the
choice spots which he capable Of pointing out. This
expedition is not prospecting trip hut /, is based
an actual knowledge derived from personal explorations
and therelorc very prosperous ietrement be largely
increased 10y iumg from California and Texas ia con.
fden'ly anticipated. is party intends to erect tort e-
thcr at Tumscscnri Tuhac Caszba. and is under
STOOD that authority is To b. given the commanding
general Of the Parif; division 6s,nbsh military car-
bic.
new map Of the country acquired from Mexico Is In
preparation at San Francisco II mikes any corrections
in the ,ecc wed topography o. important and lines
and makes large in the reported distances be-
tween known pldcGs.-Pieaysr
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Disbursements. after deducng the amount
OF the special appropriations, S2ll2,5l5 81
Tne estimates OF 1858, for the amount
OF warrants that would probably be drawn
upon the Treasury during the year cod.
ing the S0th September, 1884, were set
downat t2.l26,Iss,l7
D.sbn' smrnts, after deductiDg specl sp-
propiiations, 2,lI26I6,o4
Disbursements less than estimates sl2 6s7 So
The estimates contemplated a session OF the General
Assembly o! 1858 "a, OF hundred and twenty diya
wne that body only remained 10 session ninety days
ln this item alone the difference 10 great enough 10 se
count for than the amount which the Disbursements
seem TO be less than the estinstes.
When the fact 10 taken into consideration, that est.
mates always COZ ctur, and depend upon contingent
cies no one will bs surprised 1t the difference between
them and the actual Transaction during year.
By reference TO Statement O. Is shown that tue bal
snce 10 the Treasury the credit oil the mmon wealth.
IN the fit day "f O;obr 1885, Also 2SY ST. which
-tb, s2lo6,S35 3d. tho of pay nsuts into the
Tr' asuy during tho year eudng III" 80 day Of Sep.
umher, 1854, made the sum Of f2 695 49, Acr de-
du;ne the ,uut Of warrants pad jurug the year end
ing The 3O.h day Of SEPTEMBER 1854 the balance 10 the
Treasury, to the credit OF the Commonwealth on the
morning Of the 1t day Of October 1884, $50 ss o.
Most respectfully, @. W. CLUTTER,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
To His EIsellency JOS. Hs,os,
Governor OF the Common wealth.
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:: ;: :: 49,: 81; : :::: :.... Az
v-,... r,.., sisa -
s's ;i;:s: =; ;; : '- '' December
''s 6 ::
~.,se's Hosss:
~ E ss: # ~. o,pa.s.. q" Z"
=. Z, Essss ss |; ;;:., s.;s...s e. s.ss 10"
'.;s s .ss Sss :aa:1 is,. .a Tsis-
~ s; :: y s.s.-''''' Of lands ''' %
For fss. q y.sm.n'. for The redemption ofl.nd 90
~ &: Inn :.::s e:
f,Ss: issi, Secs '''''' '' ,ss IL
!. s.:s:s, ..a:s us Sss :. on. hundred
and ;1o n re. negroes to Liberia. $3.50 90
r. "a q 4:
For saDdry expenses incurred In erection Of the
10 Alexander Calf, In savaaoes to enable 70 CON.
-t tSp.%; s "a. on waa. xa,..: '''' "
T. he Literary Fund. en- .eeoun. Of III. .v.us Of
Temporary Lea... '0'0 ~
;%:s ;i g.: n;
Virginia. 10000 90
Total amour, of warrant. issu.d. aaeol.ats q
1851. o! :ss.: sS...:: !.
,... - .afs. siss,a,0 81
leoA October l.-An,oant OF payments Into the rrea.
sury from 1st October 1888, to the
sosh September, 1854, incusIvs,
per statenentX. s,lsssss Sc
,.. sa,ssse Is
sued on the Treasury
within tho
rtod statsment q, a.e0l,9eS q
Add sundry vArranais-
c essa P isss, :: sa :Af s. ,is
during the past nseal
year, cal 90
a,sol,ror o.
Ded let warrant No. g..
S<S Issued
past nsoai year, and n
paid at Its close, s<3
- 1901 eot ~
Balance o the lat Octo.
Der, 1874,
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0snsrai AaenJiy:
For the pay aud expenses OF
the senate aud House Of
Delegates session Of 1868
and 1864, and arrears Of
1898, 1888 %
Err s"n Of Reorganization:
For cap nses Of comparing
pol 10 election, $50 o.
- $3.50 So
offer, of Government:
For the payment Of ,lsries to the Governor
the judges Of the several Courts, the Com.
missioner of the Board Of Public Works,
tho Attorney General, the Treasurer, Az.
dItor Of Public Accounts, Register and
their Clerks the Secretary Of the Com
monweatb, Assistant Secretary aud Copy.
ing Clerk, the Attorney and Clerk Of Hen.
rico Supe, Tor Cou I, the Clerks Of the
Court OF Appeals, the Vaccine Agent at
lie ~i.burg, the Superintendent Of Weights
and Measures, and for mileage OF the
Judges, IO7,74i 90
Criminal Charger and 8vara,:
For expenses OF sresting. support Of per-
cons confined 10 Couaty and Corporation
Jais, attendance Of witnesses, guarding
J,s, re~srd ADD allowances BY th, eI-
ecu'ivc, g., 81 %
Si.p,s C0nOemntd
In pay ment for slavcs eIecu-
ted pursuant to sentence, $500 90
Ditto for slaves sentenced TO
sale and transportation and
for slaves condemned TO
death aud rcprieved for
sale and transporu ton, $50 90
- 22.0s0 90
Penitntiury OGe,rI saidrior
For salaries to tue super.n-
tendapt, Assistant Keep.
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HEARrsEAsE, o. The BRoTHkR's Wirr.-This work, in
two nett volumes, ha, been furnished u, II is from the
an'hor of "Tnc Heir Of R-icf. Unpublished by D. Ap.
p'eton Co New ork, AMI for se in this city, u, the
Bookstore of j. WoodLou.e
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The CCnAy SLAVE TsADEIt was sta II in the English
paper th the Spa sh government have returned reg.
stv an~w.r 10 L,rd l,sjens demand thar they would
declare the slave ;adc TO be piracy aud that the
alleged for their refusal do IS the impo.sbit, they
fell Of doing anything add the discomfort which
in CUBA Declaration which ia considered tan,mt unit to
saying that the slave trade must continue because the
ca prope;os require ts continuance The mortality
OF slaves in Cubh is said to be grca, that in ten years
the whole 'ud be sT'pt Of their nuubers no, re-
p"nshcd BY constant supplies. and that in fact the con.
tinu supply Of reah slvps forms indispensable ee
ment OF the prosperity which Cuta enjoys -BIitinors
ID,<ricnn.
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e9,les,ssb 6s

Statement shelving thu anuua OF Warrants drawn upon
the Treasury from the lst Ocober 1885, to the 3Uib
September 1884, Inclusive, upon the following funds.
viz:
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund:
Tor per ceniage on account OF
tho public debt on the lsg
Of January, 1854, and for
payment Of Interest the
public debt to the lst July,
1854. under the provision
setting apart per cent,
on the amount Of debt to
the payment Of interest
thereon, and for the pur-
pose OF ultimate redepp-
ticp, $lS5l,693 80
Expenses Of Sinking Fund:
For salary of the Secretary to
the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund, from the LIST
October, 1858, to S0th
June, 1854, inclusive, aud
expenses Of advertising re.
d1mpton Of State debt, un.
der act appropriatirg tho
public revenue, passed 4th
March, 1854, chap. 3, $50 rs
Interest on public debt:
For one years Inv
tereBt to the LIST
July, 1854, on
$4,000 Of
per cent debt,
held by the Lii
terary Fund,rs-
Uttered n the
Ollice OF tho
Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts, 1850 90
For years 10.
tcrest TO the LIST
January, 1884,
on $4,000 II,
old military
per cent debr,
held by the liz
Ierary Fund,re-
gis'ered in the
Office OF the Au-
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~ AovrioS NOflCE-uroceIirs, 4e, this DAY, By
hoSV DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO ,Auct,,
~HrrHus,r's as go Cur Esrr,rKisx si be brought o
early next January uheu the property
Secure s"are while the opportunity oGen. nolI-,u
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Inspeetsrs Of t,eaoeo. ns dudes %
tobacco delivered from
lie w.reAosss ii Richmond, g..
sas 90. and .rrs.rs $4,000. li.sas 20
Fur the sale or waste tobacco sic q
claimed tobacco. ass -
Waste and unsppropriated land, il,l7S 81
Redemption Of land heretofore re-
turned delinquent for the Doa-
payment Of tafss fAl Of
Redcmptoo Of land heretofore cold
and purchased FOE The Coanoo-
wealth. asa a
Divid<~ds Bsnk Sha,sc
For January and July, 1854. divi-
dends on $3.50 shares Of stock,
OF the Bank Of Virginia, Per
For January aud July. 1854, divi-
dends bO60 shares Of stock
Of the Farmers' Band Of Virginia
per cent, <o,<oo 90
For January and july, 1884, dvi- =, .,..
dends 90 300 shares Of stock Of
the Bank Of The yslsy,s Upper ....
cett., $3.50 90
For January and July, 1884, divi-
dends s4ss shares Of stock Of
The Exchange Bank Of vnguia,
IA per cent, 7s,l4s %
For January and July, 1854,
dividends on 1000 shares
OF the North Western Bank
ofVhsinia, 10 per cent 10000 90
Tar.s on Disid.nS,:
From the Bank Of Virginia, ANS u
From the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, 67oa Il
Gron the Bank of the Valley, s9Ss 20
FROM the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia 4s1o II
From the North.wes.sru
Bank Of Virginia, 1881 60
From the Nanufsctursts
and Farmer Bank, sss II
From the Bank Of the Old
Dominion, 1919 80
From tho Aouticello Bank, SCI so
From tho Merchsns and
Mechanics Bank. I.4ls 81
+ om the Central Bank, 6as 90
From the Merchants Bank. $50 so
From the Bank Of Berkeley, lIe 81
From the Bank Of Rockingham, eos 90
From tho Bank of Wheeling, ISL 10
From the Clover Hin Mining
Company, 9ls Sc
- s2s. sss Is
Tax on salaries 10 the Second
Auditors Office, so 81
From the sale Of condemned
slaves, r-preved for traus-
portation aud sentenced
for sale and Transportation II sxb 90
For the rent Of warehouse In Petersburg
since sold, $e7o; Of the Boring Air to the
LIST June, ls6s,tll4O; Of property occupied
by the Armory Iron Company to the LIST
January. 1854, 800. and Of q warehouse In
Buchanan, $50, ale0 90
On account Of the sale OF q warehouse in Pc
tershurs,, 1904 81
For Records Of the Court of Appeals at Rich
mond $3.50 %, aud Of tho District Courts,
s4a es, s9e 90
From the We shm.s.er of live stock At Rich.
mond, $50 es
From the sale Of weights and measures l7se So
From VI Fleming and Others on account OF
criminal prosecutions. Gle IL
From r. A. French. on account of civil pros
ecutons IS 20
For fees Of the Auditor on account Of tho re-
demptiou Of lands, slS so
From the CLERK of Monroe, for CommonwesI-
th's hnes, Subsequently refunded and paid In
to the credit ofthe terry Fund, 928s
For I'll amount temporary loan from tho Bank
In Richmond; 10000 90
On account Of the Surplus Revenue Of the fund
for Internsl improvements, all ,54S 20
From Free Negroes-for cspitstiop tar a. 5s6
W and tax on seals, affixed to register $3.50
II, Io,77s o.
Total amount Of Recieph t2.l6e, 1856 6s
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T0 CoRRnBP0N OEvTs.
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written both sides oths paper will published
standing, ought be
departed from Obituary notices
liues charged for - sdvertisements.
~ oonnaneations viii be charged the advertise.
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l. is stated that tho Presidents message will not as
heretofore, be- sent 10 tho newspapers sinuIanco
With It's presentation 70 Congress. The assigned
that, in the present coalition Il European aa,r toe
President dssirss 10 bring his message up the Latest
moments at which intelligence tom Europe caa be TO-
ceived prior to the meeting OF Co grcss
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A STATEMENT sHo~fso IHE AMOUNT REoEfpr, WITH
WHICH The TEEA.uReR 1, CHANGED on THE ,oKs
rBis OTTict, IRON HE lsI OcroBER. 1862 S0TH
SEPTEMBER. 1855, IscLCsivE, DERIVED rsox TINS rJl
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Rrcnsosp. Nov. 80.
rooaeoo-Prees without change quote lug, a, tex
seh common leaf s6k 81 medium grade. Is to eooa 40
70 H. and occasionally hid sells high as IL to No
me onernE The In In
and .es At ssH to for us' and general leaf
~ to M few good have sold a, hxh and
"hr-rAe market vas little dull to-day by unvo.
rsb'e accounts Just received Baltic we quos pri.
&i.N and prime white atsIs3.
corn-so to IS cehts per bu,heL
Mea-sl to 1,t5 per bushsL
p''nr-snrernne o. Extra sS I, ~. Family lox to rx
OArs-So to Use per bushel
hIsrER ! WHITE Commission Merchant,
LoutsSiLLs. November Qsd.
Sales Of 16 hhds tobacco-4 at sJ.b 10 .tbs.. :,
ato, 9 61a6 ST. ~ "
ALfIAsphiA, November 2s.L.
Breadsun'd-m Up country held A. ,2oss,n R;v- d.
S2s Pioneer Mills lU,2. With m,ieAte sale, whoa, H. M
We quote good top lime red iTJ.I, White LIS, s., nj, Ia.
samples to is les osrn In fr with nod,rt, an
plies. We quote white Iei i3.s, cents, y-,I,.7
Other articles unchanged.
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YoRI RIvsR RAILROAD learn that the receipt Of
spec eatons for the work this line will close day.
They may be received up to Saturday, but no longer
The contract will be given out probably in month or
perhaps more.
Tue opening OF ths work IL nSiousy locked for by hum
dcds Of distressed aborers In this city who unable to
procure days work within lis b,ardcs. Few indeed
have aoy conception Of the amount Of distress the
city.
We have srcsdy twire refrrre 10 H. but with eject
Starvation and cold vii victni,s many before winter
closes,
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Skw ConrAsr.-A new Company, called tho National
Guard has been formed In this city. The officers elected
arc VIM Preston, Captain; Mr.. Coleman LIST Lieut.:
jas. D. Thomas, I'd do; and Edward johnson, Sd do.
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The wessmius:er tail Democrat has changed i,a name
TO the "Amercin Trumpet, aud will hereafter be al or
gso Of the know-No,hngs instead OF the Democrats
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The Baltic brings the OF the death ON Charies
Kemhle whose name, the London Times reuark. isasf
.niRu the youngcs, play soer 'sbM Of the last
hi.souic scion Of family which was for many years a.
socsted With all tha, high and diSn6ed In theatrical
srt"-and Who stood the representative OF Glars q
characters upoo the stage Ia which, according to the
opinion oil the ablest judges, he vas never excslled
The Tinsss thus coucludes iIs notice Of Mr. kenbe:
"lhough Ar. Charles Keuble played tragedy ss veil -
comedy, -hh the higher classes Of comedy that bus
name - CHIEF associated. Hn excellence 10 thus forc
oily descrbou by gentleman sho had an opportunity VI
comparing him with early scois ~bo are almost NV tbs
the pteeeut generation ~ never says Nj Robson,
his Oh Pla,goer, 's.~ nth more ouoyancy
Of spirits than Charles Kemble Lewis bad wonderful vi.
vacy aness aud sparkle but he uss hnicking compared
utb srles. Who played drunken gentleman ~
he ddf nis efforts to pick up his dress hal. In Charles
Oakley, were the most laughso the most ridiculous the
.ost Natural that be Imagined have seen MIN per-
form the character Of Fnsr TUCK in dram ATTIC version
Of Mr.. Pe.cocks Maid Marian, with such an exraordi-
nary abandonment aud gusto that you forced back
70 the Jolly green wood aud the bonny forest bamole
absolutely rocked through the part, as II he had
lived all bis life With Robin aud his men, qusiug fat ale
aud devouring venson pastries. But psrnaps his
terpiece tins way Cassio-the iusidous creeping
the devil upon his senses-the hlsry OF intoxicalou-
the tongue ceaviog tho roof Of tho mouth the lips
glued tuKether-tne coulsonthe state Of loss vi sel
may it. when no received the rebske oil Oihelo
and the wonderful lruhuness OF his getting SOBER
beyond description hue-nsy, real No drunken scene
. stage comparable to IT," "In parts Of
gaan: spirited bearing says the writer in another place
Just hitting the difficult msrk-noo!e without biuser-
bombast-eIcsant, without conceit, Charles kemols
eQualled."
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The London T"nei, having recovered somewhat the
balance its ism.at. III consequence OF the rough
perence Of the all es before Ssbsnpo declares is
Impossible not to do justice courage pcrseve-
lance and skill of our antagonist who, 4r have
hiusted mean, Of defence and rise again fresh
~; of every disaster" Ths is we-deserred, but no
very reluctant tribute to the bravery aud S,ansy
Of the RIssians.
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LABoRiNo on rHs SAABArH-iIenry Asnglo was fined
~ BY the Mayor yesterday fjr selling articles
out Of hs store on Brooke Avenue on Sunday morning
last.
This man has been feed Of dollar, from time to
time for tipping aud permitting unlawful assemblies Of
negroes 10 his house. We surprised he is not
oaut
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APs 'AiSESr VIsoiSil DEMOCRAT publishes commu.
nct,oa in the Washington otg,n o7cr the signature of
Annie" in which he sives reason for Abandoning
the Democratic party AM uniting with Know Nobincs
tia. he has become diSsci with the coupons OF par
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Actual receipts from al sources Of
revenue,
By reference to the annual communi-
cation Of my predecessor, made to
the General Assembly when it con-
vened in December, 1883, IL uill b.
seen that he estimated the probable
receipts during tho fiscal year
ending the s0th day Of S.ptem-
Der, 1854, at
While the actual receipts amounted to
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10 tbs ety. on the 2Srd Instant by Rev u. Read Mr. Ro.
ssht n bAshs Of PstersburE to Miss ISABELLA ~ PAE
daughter OF Mr.. James PAe, Of Richmond
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THr WkArurR, yesterday, was cool and bracnp.
Winter may be said to have fairly set in
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AsiuLr.-Ths case OF James Walsh, charged with as
Tine continued by the Mayor. on yeaerdsy, Ia oonss.
qusnce OF the absence Of the complainant. She stop
ppg away In defiance OF all law and authority We shall
see, to Day, who will trlumph-the Law or Jenny.
TipLisa-UsLAwruL AssIunLY.-Chsries Miller was
hoed 50 &C. by the Mayor, on yesterday, for selling
dent spirits without licenses at bis house, the
upper market Sunday morning, and 81 for having az
lawful assembly Of negroes In his house Monday
The frs. was reported by officer Tysrhe latter by
officer Seal.
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'"E .s''s R'rJaLtc'S--rus FIRST nun,,cr Of this o,
per o." o'en fscoVed IL Is WAX IN politics, pub
"~'" s''u 40 sent weekly and ~erkIy. and cIited
:" iyrs a'u''n. E"i. irm'riy editor Of tho lIuri.oo
b'rg Riodili,n Fac p,pr 10 hrnio,,y v...., =,
'sii,o' 10 \ gJneen, - ~.d knoso l,r ANIL ,rt
.e''. ia sd'oc Diis tho SSis cause.
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