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The 60 warrants issued to soldiers OF tn evo
luioD their Widows who have heretofore receiv 100
acres and the warrants for 10 acres 70 those VIII re-
ceved $50 acres under tbs resolutions Of Congs Of
September, 1776
The above shows an Increase o. for April OF nearly
half . million Of We understand no veya that
the Pension Once will no. hereafter issue more th4u one.
half the present number per day.
The shipments Of coal from Richmond, Pa, daring the
week ending 20 ult % 800 t,ns including 1856 t,
Norfolk, and III tons to Richmond Va. The tot. ex~
ports for the season, thus far e7s less than
those Of the corresponding period of las. year.
The earnings cf the Illinois Central Railroad Company
in cash. for the first four months Of the present and past
year, have been a. folows:-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


FRIDAY, Nay 96P. n.
There was not much activity today in the stock
het, and the tendency Of prices downward. 1t sp
pears ss difficult to depresA prices to initiate thsm
There disposition to hold for dividends AID for IN i'm
In market value In the ace Of any phase In
tie money market The bears cannot make much
against the ability Of holders to carry and the general
Of the stocks In tho marhe The superior
chsrac the stocks operated in must prevent any Of
those serious fluctuations and depressons which in for
ner years we're frequent and fatal Nearly every
stock the market is permanent dividend invest
emit and those who have the capital to hold viii not
submit to any great sacrifice upon any sudden contrao
ton Of the money market The bear interest has until
very lately been the est and most profitable side fer
spectators At tt time when the marSet Allied
with worthless fancy stocks which never earned and
paid cent Of when the interest account
was in favor OF sellers with nothing to Offset It, then the
bears made all the ney and the bulls were almost 10
vsraby At that time railroad stocks which had
never paid dividend ranged as high in the market
those pay ing regularly eight and ten per cent per snnum
new do It 10 not all strange that sudden psnes used to
overtake Spectators in the midst Of their bubbles and
spread terror far and wide. very different state Of
things exists at the present me Non dividend earning
stocks rule at such reduced figures that there
is little margin left for depreciation, while
these earning and paying dividends regularly.
rule at prices general thing within their Intrinsic
value Is permanent investments. Taere just about
fluctuations enough, and to su aient ent, to give
each class Of stock SPECTATORS small profits and fair
o. business Spectators in stocks do not
make and lose fortunes rapidly in times pa6 but
they 20 gradually ascunulatng gradually losing,
and spreading a period Of years what in former
times was the work OF few months The change is de-
cdedy for the better. 1t gives permanently TO the
stock business and value money in the minds
operators.
At the first board to day Erie the most active and
the stock Reading well sustained with sales
to extent. Western railroad socks were compa-
ravely quiet and closed ct lswer prises agsn Cen
trail declined per cent; Michigan S,uthern u; Pana
ma, ~ Gsleua and Chicago, H. Virgiois 6s advancei
u per cent. Raieoad bonds do no. vary much in mar
ket value The sales rot large, and those made
at full prices Cumberland aud Nicaragua dull and
depressed. These the lowest Arc'es the list and
speculation is completely dead in both. The best stoA
the market for rise, beyond al question, is Eeis
Railroad When the receipts for this month summed
up look for active outside demand that will put
the stock considerably above current prices.
At the second board the market was little weak. The
transactions SMALL New York Central Railroad fell
of u Fer cent; Readiog, III Erie, "a Hudson River Rail
road a. All other stocks closed without change prices
49, AZ .Ios c%.. az bor
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1925, 05
&5sO.bQ2 81

Io~'.'...'.... 'poIz,sV Vo $3.50, 692 81
These figures show increase Of s2os 11s 75-eausl
TO eighty Per centin the first four nonh OF 1885, ovr
the same time ia 1866.
The land sales Of the Illinois Contra, Railroad Com
papy in the month of April, 1885, smouutei TO s2o7,
ia H. making an aggregate this year. from January
70 May J. OF s7sco6s 49, against $685. so for tie
corresponding period last This sho an increase
Of than hundred per cent in the sales Of land
favorable result than this could not well be de-
Sired The very mon emit the net earnings the railroad
Will pay the interest en- the companJs bonds and the
taxes on its landed estate every should be husband
cd, that the full prospective value may be rea lied
There lands increasing rapidly In value thai pur.
chasers get almost he whole Of IT, By keeping tn.
choice lands out Of the market few years. it Will quad
ripple their value, which the company would have the
full teneht Of. Now, most OF I. goes TO fetlers.
The funded BITS Of the city Of Pttsburg and county
Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, are A. folio W.
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CLASSIFICATION.
CITY COM uERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-The market was quiet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nrmness noticed in -four
yesterday was maintained to-day, with fair amount
OF sales. The transac ions embra sed about 900
bbls. at bout the following d otatious:-
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L:rd warrants have declined cents per sin
last report. They steady yesterday at the above
quoat The sudden fall in prices noticed last week
doubt caused in psrt BY the false which
sgafed the streets OF extensive forgeres In warrants
We append official statement of the business Of the
PeIson Office for the month Of April, 1885,
Number Gf applications for bounty lands reserved
1850; do. examined examined, 616; warrants
certificates iesued, IA, $50.
To satisfy the warrants issued last month will require
], 709, $50 acres Of land, as follows:-
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10 81, 7O9, $50
Total number OF applications received, 245 TOO; Co.
examined re- examined 234 1872; warrants or certif
Gates issued, Ice, 944
TO satisfy these warrants win require a. $50 acres
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The allied therefore, amounted ia the aggregate TO
10 004-the number killed having been 0i9; wounded,
$500: missing, l tS6
The rdlide Russe said The total loss Of the garrison
Of Sebastopol On lhs Sth OF September, WAS
S.df OffcsTs (lffcers Soldiers
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ere N the internal Administration Of the government tbs
The Convention Of 18Th July ls closing The Bospboru,
apG I IRE ssss ssa e. nsq..d and
:pssSs Z. s! :. S. VAN ''s
Sea su3ect cny police rsgqlaticDs Russia rufsr I'd
s1iSs Baca Sea berg strong hold. S.com,
weles consequently Turkey and Russia agree nsisssr %
sruct nor preserve any military maritime ARENAS On tbs
e s were. e .Ss G ss:
STA to this treaty. and cannot be aieeed with
hs Ssnfrss Vienna rs.,. ,,s.
NC To carry Into sec, article IS frssce Austria areat
. in nDpb ss ss delegate
-Aussis. Bsy.r.; iurtsy and wnr.mgurs AID each
Ysspas he s1 siv
re n0 &c Dissolved in
and 'h. P.rmsn.n, Conp sson ,aie It's place ''''
.p. !. s mouth tho Ianabe o'''' may '''a'0 two small
n r. ne L .s aom ss e ' ss
Of LAKE. Burns Cola 70 The Ahemann road along which
a.. re 70 s vs d. II la s OF .ss
mates at KaImAr, The River Pru'h Elsewhere i Va
I~!he eeesd territory & 4. snrexsd TO Mot.vis.
Of furisy With The guarantees Of al he essrscpS
ibst 20 70. er The indivdas g Of intstetsne
nusnee sfbe freedom OF rel son and eynuerce This
81 S
rr a1 Pan s,,,s iii ,mm,d.,s,v oo,vo,.
Prreirav V ksfn the wsSes OF he people ther def
IS EKsersae-eof shall be sent to Pari, where the con.
st, soris * Sssn,e approved By hs os ''' may ''a
1T the internal ranqpity q the PrncIpalies be dI,
employ armed intervention without consent
continue, 5 q The Porte gsasr tho
ion. snd freedom Of religion and trade
bot 20 armed Intervention p.Imled without The c1sssat Of
the Powers
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ONE OF THE suFFERERs BY THE LYoNNAIs, Pho.
sABLY+-The Nantucket Inquirer of Wednesdsv
morning. gives the following account of the finding Of
mans body upon the southeastern coast of the
island. The man may have been one of the passen.
gers or crew of the unfortunate steamer On Mon.
day last body drilled ashore on siascopset beach
which was promptly taken in charge by the residents,
Yesterday forenoon Coroner Hinckley held an in.
quest the body at Siasconet and the jury
sverdict of death from causes unknown.n The man
bad oa new striped kersey drawers two plaid vest.
tone double breasted light coored and wool and Cot
ton fabric one dark cassmere,) two black silk neeL
hsndkerehiefs. one cotton flannel Shirt one good
white shirt with linen bosom; NO other cotbins NV
After rigid examination OF the clothing by Tn IN
jury, no marks could be found neither was the bedv
msrseo 10 any way. In the vest pocket was a pocket
comb the letters Of w. N. L. had been sorsteh.S
The body had evidently been in the water som.
weeks and was much swollen The heieht wa. five
feet seven inches; weight probably about I4s nonnS.
apparently middle aged; hair ds,k brown. withans
any gray hairs mingled. The vests. Ac ar. in nn.
.e.son of the Coroner, and the comb and In "
hair we obtained at the inquest U ioeA I'll
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DR.. FRANKLIN.-The London Chronicle of the
3lst October says:-We lately announced the arr.
val In this country of DR.. Kane, the distinrnsb.d
American, who has taken SO prominent q part In NE
generous efforts of the United States to rescue Tho
unfortunate expedition under Sir John franklin
His high reputation and noble eots are sure to "a
Q Ire him warm reception in the Old Country: but
only just to say that his visit to England at the
present moment s for the sole purpose of placing his
ance of the generous offer he had some slime sine.
made to her to command private Arctic expedition
should our government net send to complete the
search. The disinterestedness and chiyalrous fsa,
ing of the gallant American were, at the time his of
fer was made all the more apparent as the war with
Rnssa had given ample occupation to all our Officers
to place themselves at her ladyships disposal bens
able to do 90. DR.. Kane did not allow humanitY 70
fail In its office for want of volunteer or allow n.
heart. 'AoSs
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MokE1 CURIOUS BETs.-Another curious bet i.
stated In the papers, A Maine Fremonter, ths
wesA, wehs with an eight incf corn cob In hi,
mouth, from Shsd Lake to Bath Anothsr F,.m,. IN
OF In Saratoga stands all day with horse collar
around ais meek. Both these bets were lost in cnn.
ssGuenee OF the failure of Fremont to carry Penn.
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HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGAKRITOs.
III Just received the following CIGARS:
La Emperatriz Eugenia Media Regalia Flor
La Real Concha
Do Opera
Rio Hondo, common size
Ell Mismo common size
Chinchuretta, do do
La Montanesa "Concha"
Do Opera
La Jamela Londres
Do common size
La Floridana CiIandrados
30 Loudres
CIGARRITOS.
Consueo, Martinez Ybor and Primera Diana.
All made of new crop Tobacco, and very fine.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana Cigars American building
no 8---ts Corn Main and 1lth SITS.
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NOTICE..SOMETHI NEW.-The I'M.
dersigned take leave to inform their friends an
the public in general, that they have established
VINEGAR MANDATORY at Rockets, Rich
mond, Va, and are prepared to fill any orders
at the shortest notice. long experience in the bu.
siness enables them to manufacture and sell at as
reasonable prices, and quality equal to any il not
kind patronage of the public, and in particular from
our mercantile community. All orders they may
be favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms. Orders received at Mr.
"A BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the frm
Box No. 48, Post Office Richmond, Va
Respectfully,
oc 23-lm* BRANDT l. ROTHER.
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DYING BY lNcHEs-The Boston Post of No., ,o.L
.;l 11 whilst Patrick Cool was pursuing his profes.
s on a. oynerman upon Medford fats, YESTERDAY sf
ma1 Il III ooat Sank and be became fixed in the
n".;,,. was unable to extricate himself from this
,s and upon the tide coming 10 his strength en-
''feiy Jailed him and he was drowned Gu
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lst Charlottesville, Va for a hunt in Tho N VINO
Mo1nisins returned on Saturday morning last bsu.
ing Killed thirty-ax deer in five day,s hunt ' nav
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RI. A.s so.s to Oh, son Of oas.n y,oto
The iii. Ees. Hssass.. 'tssg O. .as
issssS ~ vi !. lust twelve YEAR. o AZ ehs q hs
ana c s~. GasnsI.i % r.ss.ieess Stow.
, =. wi.sd Scot lii. 70 I. you'd
: attending boy Of twelve we've. ys 81 :seh mill
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DEsTINY Observation-Disclosures.

ESTINY DEfHONSTRATED..- A.
y DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the Ia.
she will give information in all the affairs relating to
life such Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to ali
other subjects. both past present and future and ali
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies Is cents, Gen.
tlemen 50 cents, each. Apply at No. II. (which is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc ll---3m*
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$3.50 Prizes amounting 1904 900
Whole Tickets 10. Halves 5, Quarters $50.

WnOle T1okets lus udlNes y, &uoAsois ~oo'
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$4,000 numbers. corresponding with those on the
Tickets are placed in one wheel inc nI. lo prize.
from the number Wheel and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The prize drawn IL
placed against the number drawn. This operation IL
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the two succeeding mum
bers to those drawing the first Is prizes, will be en-
titled the Ga Approximation Prizes according 70
3 mn nrizes ofS4O will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the number drawing the $40 600 prize
ends with Nc /, then all the tickets where the mum
ends with No. 2 then all the Tickets where the num-
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A. nv this scheme, ticket in every ten is qua
rapteed to draw $40 will sell certificates of pack
ages Of 10 Tickets at the following rates, which IL
the risk on them.
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, go
Sc 10 Quarters I" Is
1t will be perceived by this plan. that for $50 the
the purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets, when ii
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Wholes thus by buying Certificates he has four
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
IN S't oRpE r. TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets Or
dered on the receipt of which they will be forward
I'D by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
e. All prizes of 1000 and under, paid immedi.
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time of so days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office
Orders for Tick cts or Certfcates can be addressed
either to 5. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga.
oc27 or g. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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cANcifA1ion or NEGssEs The Cinc,nn ~;
" s n OF Monday says: Deeds of msnnm;.a;on
S.ta negroes were yesterday recorded in the PRO.
Sste Court, BY solomon w Stewsrt. of m sa ~
county Mississippi There are en- an syerss. bs, SUI
In ~. hundred slaves uitted every yesI
~ 'his city, BY masters from the south. 'e''
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rJNO THE PUBLIC.--HaviDg purchased
i the stock of Groceries and fixtures lately pur-
chssed by VIM. Rexey at the trust sale of Daniel
Hunt, hereby appoint Daniel Hunt my sgent, to
keep Restaurant and Grocery at the house
occupied by him, the corner of 7th and Byrd
streets on the cash system only
no INV ELIZEBETH HUNT.
NEW GROCERY AND CONINIISsIUN
STORE.-The subscriber would inform the pub.
lie that he has recently opened on Franklin street,
between Wall and 18th streets, GROCERY AND
STORE. He will keep always on
hand general assortment of FAMILY GROCE.
RIES. which he will sell wholesale and retail on
accommodating terms He will also attend to all
the duties of q Commission Merchant, and will be
plea sed to receive consignments of Produce, &c.
from his friends He has now in store good supply
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, &c., to
which he invites an examination from the rublic.
oc 23-dlm* j. r. SYRCLE
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I1RUG sTOKE FOK sALE,--;rIc .T.cE
- and fixtures Of Drug Store, well located ana
psDRUGGIeT
Richmond, re.
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or AN AkTIsr.-Paui Delaroebe tb.
esn In Paris as is stated by the la,t for.
The usi.s,s ms greatest work 10 considered to =.
81 a. the Fine ts 10 Paris, on whi.h ~ Q. the Palace
.rx.ea,iuns r. His death Of Queen Eiiyabn,b !,
g.sestioS, md ad.ss Jan: Grey stsHora soiss 10
i'm s.sto.y ars we'll knswa ~ astrsliye Of In.
country Through enrrsvip.s 70 many Persons m this
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SAVINGS BANK..CHAR.
TERED BY THE LEGISLATIIRE or VIR.

TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
0iNIA.-CAPlTAL 100000 DOLLARS.-Money re-
ceved on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate of per cent per annum
ls paid, for sums remaining six months longer; for
shorter periodic interest at the rate of per centum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates Issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE. at the store of E. B. Spence.
corner OF Main and Governor streets Richmond. Va.
SAML 8. COTTRELL, Presdsnt
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
oc A-Sm C. WAI.THALL, Secretary
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9 ID. DENOON Inns for sale 600 Enanl.
~. ellod Grates. Fenders and Summer Pieces. en-
brseinE Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates are Of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold az the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
mics Institute awarded silver medal, the highest
mems Of Grstes and Fendsrs. Also, for SALE large
stock of Bella, Brass Brick Mcu'ds &c. Apply ct my
Bell and Bras Foundry, No 225 Main street. between
9th and 9Th, west side, Richmond, Va. 90 l6--Su
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HATS. GAPS, SHOES, 90.

n THE talkkAT 80 gTAk1N -
Ill HAT AND CAP MANUHACTOkY
land DEPOT.-JOdN DOOLEY, 81
Main street, has now ready for tho Winter Trsds q
lass, = most superb assortment Of LAdisss MisseS
md 0entlsmen's
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&C., &c, &c.
ALSO,
WOLF Buffalo, Racoon. Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swsnsdown Trimming
Mufs Gentlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, 40.
-fa
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THE NIGHT SCHOOL OF the MECHA,
MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, Wednesday, in the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr.. C. r. BURRUSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend az scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, will be other
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr.. SAM
uELS CoTTRELL, on Main street. near lSth or of
J. w LEwELLEN. the Secretary, who c1n be found
ut the Exhibition Hall overths First Market ON 18th
and Main streets, Parents and Masters should see
that their boys are started at the OF
the school, In order to get the benefit Of the entire
session. oc lift
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/ AND WA II Il A N II S...I wish 10 MR.
= chase Land Warr.nts and viii pay the fall mar
ket price for them Also, Virginia Land Warrants.
oc 2s--lms 18th street, over Geo. r. Peaks'a !
Oh Afi0 FINK HAVANA CllsARH. HAD
lSVsUUU Of rev crop Tobacco just Teeoiyea 81
the subscriber Lovsn Of . fine CIGAR are invitsa
10 examine my stock. -
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer Of Havana Cigars. American Hotel nuild.
Ing. Garner Main and 18th sss5G q n % a.
3.tlNO sH MTs AND DRAWK6s.--
sevs nov n store Avssy lerss stock Of Msrire
and stie Shirts and Drsvers. Those in want viii
1sess. ssve ms IN early CALL 81 IsFsF
roH p.0 ODkAN
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DSsTERERs AND PAPER HxNdERs coR.
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
Jean Paper Hangings all qualities Muslin and Lace
Curtains, Damask and Deaine Curtain Goods Conicea
bands and trimmings for Curtains Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds. with many other
articles In the line of buainess which will be sold or
worked up on the most reasonable terms. Sc 2o--Sm
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WING BUILDING
RICHMOND, Novemhe Ter s, 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that I
~ shall on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of De.
cember, 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, this Office take
an account Of the debt still due from the estate OF
William M Fulton, deceased.
no l0-d4w R. MILTON CARY, Commits
NOTICE.--All persons indebted to me,
l either by bonds, open account, or otherwise,
respectfully requested to come forws I'd and settle
their respective dues before the LIST day of December
ext after which time those that settled will
be put in the hands of an officer for sediment.
no l5-d&ctlstde* w. A. BELL.
rO.PAkTN EKSHIP NOTICk-The un-
~ dersened have formed q co-psrtnership for the
purpose of conducting General Commission and
Forwarding Business, under the firm of BUTLER &
BOWDEN
They respectfully solicit consgnments of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, and of Tobacco, Flour Wheat
and Corn.
Office corner 18th and Gary street, Richmond, Va
THOS. r. BUTLER,
no 8-dlmc1m ROBERT M. BOWDEN.