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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-21

HusTINGs CorRT.-During the late term
of this court the Grand Jury found be-
tween two and three hundred true bills
for various offences against the laws, in
cludng tifty-ninc presentments for retail
ing ardent spirits without license. a large
number of cases were disposed of on Satur-
day, Of which only the following are OF
any interest to the public:
Thomas johnson, negro, and Lawrence
Jacobs, white, were convicted of petty
larceny, and sentenced to receive twenty
stripes each on the bare back, we'll laid
on, and to forty-eight hours Imprisonment
in Jail.
Peter Cary, late soldier in the United
States army, and white man, plead guilty
to the charge of marrying negro woman,
and was sentenced to imprisonment in Jail
for the period Of one year.
Isabella Alley, white, was convicted OF
cohabiting with negro man named John
Hughes, and fined fifty dollars; to be i'm
prisoncd in Jail until paid.
In Justice to Mr.. Howard, clerk of the
court, we will state that the failure of our
application for a record of the proceedings
on Saturday night was owing to no lack OF
accommodation on his part. He was very
busy at the time, and being the last night
of the term, he was compelled to finish his
journal before the adjournment OF the
court. Hence he had no time for the eX-
crcisc of his usual courtesy towards the
press.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The Rev. A. NJ.
Poindexter, the Jealous friend and advo-
cate of this institution, has been devoting
himself with his well-known perseverance
to increasing the subscription for the en-
dowmcnt of this institution. He has met
with surprising success thus far. He has
raised some twenty-five thousand dollars
in spite of the hardness of the times, and
is quite confident of being able to secure
enough to carry out the present views OF
the directors.
This college is the oldest institution OF
learning in the city, and has been con-
Quoted with libcrality as we'll as ability
and good Judgment which merit the con-
fdence and support Of the public. Sub
scribers to the endowment have certain
privileges of the use Of the school in pro-
portion to the amount subscribed. The
arrangement is one So practical that it re-
fleets credit upon the Judgment and zeal
of the directory and faculty of the institu-
tion in the cause OF education.
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The AMERICAN CoLoRED BAPTIST Mrs.
srOSARY CONFERENCE.-The body still con-
tinues its sessions at Ebenezer Church, at
the upper end of Leigh street. The pro-
ceedings thus far have been devoted en-
tirely to the dissemination Of the Gospel,
and free from political bias. The following
are the officers of the Conventions:
sident.-Rey. D. W. Anderson, OF
Washington, DC.
Vice -President.-Rev. William Williams,
Of Baltimore. .. .2a
Recording Secretary.-Rey. William T.
Dixon, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Corresponding Secretary.-Rev. 7. ID.
Miller, of Philadelphia.
Treasurer.-John Boiling, of Philadel-
phia. ...
The Introductory sermon was preached
on Friday evening by Rev. N. u. Merry,
of Tennessee. Text.-First Corinthians,
first chapter, tenth verse. Theme
"Unity." .......
The union Of the Northwestern and
Southern Baptist Convention and the
American Baptist Free Mission Society
(all colored) was considered on Saturday,
and will be soon conSummated.
A committee was appointed on the sub
ject of publishing newspaper for the
Convention.
On Sunday all the colorcd churches in
the city were supplied with preachers.
On Monday the report Of the CORE
spending secretary was received, which
report included the following items: The
appointment of general agent; the
hearty cooperation of all the churches OF
the denominations delegations to the
Home Mission and Publication Societies.
The afternoon was spent in reading highly
interesting letters giving the condition of
the churches and showing large increase
of membership.
Among the visitors to the Convention
were Rev. Drs. Z. E. L. Taylor, Brooklyn,
n. Y; Backus, of New York K. b. G.
Howell, of Tennessee; J. W. Parker, of
Boston Jcter, of Richmond; and Albert
Sncad, M. D., of Richmond.
The contributions for missionary pur-
poses already amount to four hundred and
four dollars and scventy-tive cents.
The meeting will probably continue
throughout the present week. The church
is daily crowded with attentive listeners,
and the proceedings thus far have been of
an interesting character.
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UousEKEEPERs SOUTH OF BROAD STREET,
in the upper part of the city, are request
ed to read the notice of the Board of
Health in another column. AS the addi-
tional force of laborers progress in their
work of cleaning the city, the police will
follow them, visiting from house to house,
to ascertain if all the rubbish, ashes, and
refuse vegetable matter have been removed
from the premises.
The regular garbage carts will continue
to pass through the city south of Broad
street Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
and north of Broad street Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, taking up all
garbage that is deposited in barrels or other
vessels in the streets.
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PIc-N1c.-One of the most pleasant and
successful pic-nics of the season took
place on Thursday last at Mr.. John K.
Anderson's place, on the Nine-mils road,
seven miles below Richmond. 1t was a
private affair altogether, yet from three
hundred to three hundred and fifty persons
were in attendance, including large pro-
portion of the youth and beauty of Hen
rico county and good representation
from the city of Richmond. The company
remained all day, enjoying themselves in
the sylvan groves, while music and dane
ing lent their aid to the pleasures of the
day. Refreshments in abundance were
provided, and the addition of mild wines
and lemonade was no hindrance to the fes-
tivities of the day. The entire company
united in praise of Mr.. Anderson, through
whose efforts the occasion was made to
pass off most agreeably.
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HEALTH OF TIE CITY.-The subjoined
report of the Board of Health is the most
gratifying yet made. "No case of cholera
reported within the last twenty-four
hours" The air has been purified by a
welcome thunderstorm, and the people
are becoming cautious in their habits.
This morning the Board of Health will
send around their carts to clean up the
streets and alleys, and the flrc-plugs will
be opened for the purpose of washing out
the cutters. The city is really healthier
than usual at this season.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, August 20, 1866, :
Six o'clock, P. NJ. }
Sir,-No case of cholera fias been re-
ported within the last twenty -four hours.
Respectfully,
+. ". HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
Judge ". W. Crump, Chairman Of The Sa-
nitary Committee Of tie Council.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
.~iI VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE o

,r-N VIEW OF THE EAisIEN.E ... VI y,
ne Cholera In our midst ana the ,mporanee VI
",s,as available every means 70 'lay II, pI"sres',
ss Undersigned informs the citizens oi h'sam'sa ~,
~, 70 has in hs possession an ihalsh Ie''pe '''
a.. ,are. which has been used PrivMely IN man!
...s. o! pisrrhrs, pysentery' and summer ais,
,.... generally, with great success proving On
,n!nle euyc in every instance: puI,hs 'n' ds, pass
yea lhavc had occasion to try its virtues, and
...,,rntnend Il unhesita,ingly to the public.
''',,'.,, '',' ,,,sded 10 Messrs. BLUNT i MOSELY,
st. No. 1924 Main street, OF this city, the
.,'or, for preparing the mixture. and It can DO
",,,t,et on application TO them.
LOUIS ZiMMER,
General Southern Agent
-. I'm. Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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BENEFIT FOR THE ORPHANs.-We are
gratilied to announce that Kunkel's Night
ingalc Opera Troupe, with that liberality
for which they are noted, will give an en-
tertainmcnt on Wednesday night, at Me-
tropolitan Hall, for the benefit of the pro-
posed asylum for Confederate orphans.
The announcement of the event will be
found under its appropriate heading in
our advertising columns. We hope this
act of Mr.. Kunkel's excellent company
will be fully appreciated by our citizens.
We may, in this connection, correct an
error which occurred in our notice of
the asylum project which appeared in
our columns yesterday. The name Of Mrs.
+. W. Schiers, one Of the committee from
Baltimore, was incorrectly printed "Mrs.
F., w. Spears"
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Harri-
son, Goddin & Appcrson sold on yesterday
evening a lot in the burnt district, on the
south of Cary, between Thirteenth and
Virginia streets, fronting 1879 feet on Cary,
and running back SIS feet, for ss5 per
front foot; aggregate, sl,G7S.75. James
Murphy purchaser.
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams sold on yes
terday the farm at the fork of the West
ham and Three Chopped Roads, known as
Wcstview, containing one hundred and
thirty-ninc acres, with growing crops, for
the sum of $4,000.
Mcssrs. Clopton & Miller, auctionccrs,
sold yesterday afternoon 23feet of ground
on Venablc street, running back l65 feet,
at $l4 per front foot. John Rankin pur-
chaser.
They also sold 35 feet fronting on same
street, running back l65 feet, at SlO.23p per
front foot. Joseph n. Newell purchaser.
They also sold Al feet on same street,
running back 165 feet, with a two-story
framed dwelling, for sl,325. Richard
IIolenS purchaser.
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RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On Fri
day night last the granary of Mr.. f. j..
Higginbotham, in Henrico county, about
three miles above the city, was broken
open, and some twenty bushels of oats
stolen. A search-warrant was procured
without delay and placed in the hands of
Constable John W. Cole, who proceeded
to work the thing up. On yesterday morn
ing he found the oats in the possession Of
an old gentleman named Joseph Brinault,
who lives at the upper end Of Main street
just beyond the corporation line. lie was
arrested and taken before Justice Wade,
who sent him on to the county court for
examination, and admitted him to bail In
the sum of five hundred dollars.
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Gs PAPER-IIASGINGS.
ESTAB LISH HE'D 1871.

ESTA ABL D 1917.
EEGNAULT & CO.
contnue 10 keep on hand a full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
a. well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under th e
Immediate superintendent of Mr.. JOHN F. REG
NACLT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and e'ery article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
eCIed al short notice. jy ls-3m
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ExcURsloN.-The splendid steamer T.
A. Morgan, Captain J. II. Freeman, will
make an excursion down the river this at
ternoon, leaving her wharf at and return
ing about 7 o'clock. This affords an excel
lent opportunity for families to visit the
localities of interest on the river, and as
no spirituous liquors will be allowed on
board, pleasant time may confidently be
anticipated. The Morgan can be chartered
for excursions on reasonable terms. See
advertisement.
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.g-CoR>S. BUNIoNs. NAILS GROWING

INTO THE FLESH. &C.-The result OF tampering
". IN the,. affections has been known frequently
10 produce permanent lameness or some other dis
,rrs,..l- disease in some other part OF the body,
and no, seldom death itself. DR.. SCHULTZ treats
every species without pain giving instantaneous
relief He has removed to Nineteenth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin northeast sidel. La
die. an! children attended as usual. an i-ts
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SLEEPING CARs.-Under the efficient di-
rection of Mr.. Thomas ii. Wynne, Of this
city, one of the officers of the Sleeping
Car Transportation Company" these gor-
geous coaches are being introduced upon
most of the southern railroads. A writer
in an Augusta paper, who describes in
glowing terms sleeping car on the Georgia
railroad, exclaims:
"How the world progresses! In few
more years no doubt our railroad gauges
will be widened; the track-bed will be
solid granite, laid with artistic masonry ;
the coaches will be enlarged, and we will
ride without jostle, and cook, and eat,
and sleep, and dance on our cars just as
upon steamboats," 'E"-
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sg-cERTAIN CURE FOR CHoLERA.-My

CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of bsiatic
Canlrro, Cholera Morbus, and all cases Of Diar-
rhra warranted 10 cure in all cases In which death
ha. no, struck the patient, having been tested in
l,#g when the cholera made its first appearance in
,... country, and in all subsequent visitations,
with uuvarlcd success can be had OF the subscri-
tpr. Al his residence, No. al0 Clay street.
an.-lm T K. BASS.
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JUDGE MEREDlru's CouET.-This court
adjourned yesterday until the next regu-
lar term, which commences on the first
Monday in November next. During the
term lust closed an unusually large amount
of chancery business has been disposed of.
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CLAIM ALLowED.-The State authorities
have approved the claim of +. B. Davis for
fifty dollars, the reward offered by the
Governor for the capture of A. W. c..
Redmond, convict escaped from the pcni-
tcntiary, and of III. p. Dickinson, sheriff
of Charlotte county, for expenses OF him.
self and guard in bringing back said con-
vict, amounting to fifty-ninc dollars, and
ordered the same to be paid out OF the
civil contingent fund.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 90, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. I. Watson.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandss and passengers, j. w. Currie.
Steamship Hatteras, Alexander New YORK. mer'
chandse a nd passengers, ). Ayres 4 Co.
Steamer John s. ylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
Schooner Elite, Woolford, Philadelphia, coal,
Wilson & Roberts.
Schooner Napoleon, Nichols, New York. guano.
Schooner Surprise, Curtis, Back river, sand,
Uckowan 4 Curtis.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, J. Ii. Freeman
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Messenger, from Boston, arrived at
City Point August 18th.
Schooner Severe, Haines, Hsvre de Grace, for
Richmond, coal, il ashore on Hog island.
TT TELEGRAPH.
Nrw YORK. August 2o.-Arrived steamers Albe-
marie, Ningara, and Washington, from Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND NEwPoRTs NEWS RAIL-
RoAp.-The stockholders Of this company y
held a meeting yesterday at the office of
Messrs. Lyons Il August, in this city.
It appcaring that the one million dol
lars required by the charter had been SUBJ
scribed. and one hundred thousand dollars
paid into bank, the meeting proceed
cd to organize the company, Mr.. FAINT
being called to the chair, and Mr.. Cherry
appointed secretary.
Mr.. F. S. Hamlin, of Cincinnati, was
then elected president of the company,
and Messrs. Thomas ii. Wynne, II. G..
FAINT. f. r. Mason, Robert Saunders, E. C..
Hamlin, W. Ii. Owens, and James Lyons,
were appointed directors. Colonel A. C..
Dunn was chosen chief engineer.
The company being thus fully organized,
and the conditions of the charter COM
piled with, our citizens have an oppor-
tunity to make Richmond what she ought
to be-a commercial city. By the opening
of this road Richmond will be furnished
with port within three hours travel ca
pablo of accommodating the shipping of
the world, with thirty feet Of water at the
shore. The great trade of tho West and
South will, over this road, in connection
with the Covington and Ohio road and
the James River and Kanawha canal, find
the shortest and the cheapest route to the
ocean-to New York, to Liverpool, and
Havre. Let the people Of Richmond and
Hcnrico now give such extension to the
limits of the city as will make room for q
great city, and We shall soon have it:
with increased manufactures, city rail-
ways, and cheaper rents.
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DELIVERED UP.-The negro Caesar Will
lards, alias Woodbridge, charged witha hei-
nous outrage upon little girl in Chester
field county, was yesterday delivered up
by our police authorities to Constable
Spears, of that county.
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DwELLING-HousEs IN DEMANp.-We
learn from good authority that the demand
for dwelling houses by persons anxious to
purchase is quite active. Real estate Of
this kind-nay, all kinds-we know has
been dull for many months. But there is
now better feeling, and there is evi.
IDENTIFY more money and more ability to
huu
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Clopton & Miller,

BY Clopton Miller,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 81 Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin.
TOR SALE.-We are authorized to
Il sell TWO-STORY DWELLING, situated on
Laurel street, fronting one hundred feet on said
street, and running back one hundred and sixty
feet. The dwelling contains six rooms Also the
usual out buildings; all in good repair with a
well OF good water on the premises. As the owner
wishes to sell, a bargain can be had.
CIOPTON & MILLER,
auls Anctionaers.
YARNS FOR SALE.-I have for sale
Il several FARMS on the lower James river, and
one in Mathews county, on the North river, which
au le-2w Commercial Block. Richmond Va.
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Auctj0,, Sales This Day.

HARRISON, G0DDlN 4 APPERsoN VIII sell
upon the premises, ats o'clock, r. M" VAIN
able residence, with an acre OF grouhu a.'a'h'
ed, on the north side oil Broad oe'"'eh
Twontv.seven,h and Twenty. eighth streets.
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CoRREcTIoN.-Iti is Mrs. Lewis N. Webb,
and not Mrs. Lewis W. Webb, Jr., who is
president of the Executive Committee Of
the Bazaar Association, an account of
whose proceedings was published In this
paper yesterday.
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DIsPArcH FOR THE SrRISds.-fersohs s''hs
TO the Springs OF other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them A. sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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CITY CorNClL.-There will be a called
meeting of the Council this afternoon at 5
O'Clock to consider the question of grant
ing lot to the committee of Baltimore
ladies' now in the city for the purpose OF
erecting thereon Confederate orphan asy-
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LAGER BEER BREWERY FOR SALE
Thomas Creamer, auctioneer, Baltimore,
will sell on Saturday next an extensive
lager beer brewery, four hundred barrels
lager beer, and all the appurtenances OF the
establishment. For particulars, see our
auction columns.
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ARRESTED FOR STABBING.-On Saturday
night a private watchman named Alfred
Newman, stationed on Main between Fiji
teenth and Seventecth streets, discovered
a white man lettering about in suspicious
manner on his beat, and cndcavored to
take him into custody; wlereupon. the
man drew a knife, stabbed the watchman
in the eye, and then rushed off like a
quarter-horse. A negro named Edward
Fulkes attempted to impede his fight, and
was also stabbed. The fugitive was sub
sequently knocked down with a brick by
a citizen, but managed to make his escape.
On Yesterday he was arrested by Sergeant
Southall and Policeman Bailey, and will
be arraigned before the Mayor this morn
ing. He acknowledges the stabbing, and
SAYS he did it in sclt-detencc. His name
is Richard Messenger, alias Dix.
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SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS. &c.


sra,dinc drayage in New York on goods destined
Ter those points
FRETGHTS forwarded 10 all accessible points
NORTH. SOUTH, EAST, or WEST, withou, charge
AVE actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES to Now
York and beyond II desired.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS OF these
,hiis are unsurpassed.
CABIN passage to New York, meals and state-room
included, SEVEN DOLLARS AND HALF.
s,ecrage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WE'D.
ygSpAY At !? o'clock NJ. leaves Richmond SA.
TrRpAY high tide.
leHATTERAS leaves New York every SATUR-
pAV al i? o'clock NJ. leaves Richmond TUES
gAY high tide.
Agents in y <w York, LIVINGSTON, FOX i
Co, :. Liberty street.
SAMUEL AYRES & CO,
an alS--lm 1920 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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A NEGRO SHoT.-On Sunday night n
private watchman at the old distillery, be-
low Rockets, detected negro man in the
act of stealing some tools from the un-
finished building on the premises, and
forthwith discharged his pistol at the
intruder. The ball grazcd the negro's
lead, and inflicted slight wound and the
hasty manner in which he left the premises
was caution to the Greeks. No arrest
has been made, although the watchman
who fired the pistol has expressed his
willingness to have the matter Investigated.
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FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAzINE.-The Sep.
tember number Of this mirror of fashion" !"
full as usual OF plates and pictures, has
been laid ON our table by those enterpri.
sing ncwsdealeS Messrs. Cole & Turner.
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WARRANTS IssUED.-The Governor has
issued a warrant, directed to the sheriff or
any constable of Rockingham county, for
the arrest and delivery of Michael Swee-
ney, a fugitive from justice, charged with
obtaining money under false pretcnces, to
John W. Pitzer, sheriff of Berkeley coun-
ty, upon the requisition of Governor Bore.
man, of West Virginia.
A warrant has also been issued, upon
the rcquisition of the same functionary,
directed to any sheriff or constable, for
the delivery to Lewis Ballard, sheriff of
Monroe county the agent appointed to
receive them), of John r. Grayson, Will
liam L. Lunda, William Steptoe, Reese
Gillespie, John B. Young, James o. Young,
Joseph Harrison, John IIolbrOok, and Ar.
man Delong, fugitivcs from justice, charged
with the crime of felony.
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CoRdoER APPoINTED.-Upon the recon-
mendation of the Hastings Court for the
city of Portsmouth, the Governor has ap-
pointed Herman Matthews coroner for said
CITY
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nISSOLUTION.-The o-partnership
- heretofore existing under the style Of 10.
mutual consent. All persons indebted to us viii
make Immediate payment, and all those having
claims sgainst the concern will present them for
settlement. Either OF the partners will use the
ma ma of the firm in settlement OF the business.
We will rent the STORE now occupied by US,
No. l445 Franklin street, until the 2sd day OF
stock, consisting Of 6ne assortment Of LlQU ORS,
WINES, &C. This Is rare chance for any person
raxdy we'll established. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
auia-2w JOHN b. DAVIS.
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APPOINTMENT OF WEIGHMAsTER.-The
Governor has appointed Andrew Nolan
weighmaster of live stock for the city Of
Richmond for one year from the 10th of
August, 1866.