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

REPORTED Row AMONG THE OUTSIDERS.
The story goes that some one went to the
military camp and complained that his
corn had been stolen by the soldiers. The
soldiers, incensed at the charge, deter
mined to find out the thieves. They Sc
GREETED themselves in the corn-tield Satur-
day night, and shortly afterwards fired on
a party stealing corn, which fire brought
down two negroes belonging to the Burial
Corps-the statement thatthey were killed
is most likely untrue, but it is probable
they were Wounded Fredericksburg He.
raid.
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Mr.. J. II. Keen, arrested some time
since, has visited Washington, and had an
interview with General Grant, which has
resulted in his unconditional release
Fredericksburg Ledger.
General Ruggles has recovered his war;
horse Shiloh, recently taken from his place
In King George.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

WAruI>GTos, August The Secretary
Of the French Legation here has written a
letter to the Secretary of State stating
that the grave crcnts which are passing in
Europe will not delay the Paris Exposition.
In a word, he says that everything induces
the anticipation that the Exposition will
be completely ready by the LIST OF April,
ISc-
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A whisky Indian has been arrested in
Washington for stripping himself in the
street and stoning folks. He did any
quantity of the cultural, and insisted on
being a sign for tobacco shops.
The Radicals of Philadelphia are said to
be inIuriated by the representations of the
Radical press in regard to the New Or
leans riots, and to threaten retaliation.
We learn that the tobacco IL looking re-
markably we'll In this county. The corn
in some quarters begins to want rain
charlottesville Chronicle.
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CAPTURE or A YorSG VIRGINIA RoRBEH.
Yesterday a telegram was received from
Carroll county, at the western police sta
ton, describing a youth, and asking his
arrest on arriving in this city, charging
him with robbery. Sergeant Cadwaladcr
took the case in hand, and on the arrival
Of the Northern Central train took the
youth described into custody, to his great
establishment, and on searching him, the
stolen property, consisting Of a silver
watch and chain valued at thirty dollars,
besides thirty dollars in treasury notes
and a set Of gold studs. were found on
him. He gave his maine as Thomas, and
states he is from Fredericksburg, Va, but
has been Tor the past month in the employ
Of Mr.. Joshua Cooling, on Green Spring
run, Carroll county. whom he admits hav-
ing robbed. He was held lorcXamination.-
Baltimore .Nun, 1M.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMxEsCrAL


a 4 "2'r August Z, 1866.
FLorR.-Thc -four market continues
dull. New family -four a be bought Of
sl6., New extra snpcrfine, which the mill
ers warrant as good as family, sells ut sl5.
Sales of Valley supcrfne have been made
at els.
WHEAT.-Prices tor wheat have slightly
declined. We quote white now at s2.65S
1915. A strictly prime lot suitable for
family -four would bring $3.50. Red
Wheat will bring s2.c0Gs2.70.f
CoRS.-Corn brings 81. -
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PRICES or WHEAT IN FEEpERICKsBrEG.-
Hart * Hayes have paid as low as one
dollar and ninety cents for Indifferent red,
and up to two dollars and forty cents for
good white. The wheat is generally good,
but has not been sufficiently cleaned at
the fan. Thoroughly cleaned white wheat
of prime quality would bring twenty or
twenty-five cents more per bushcl thHr
our extremc quotations.-HcrrH.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, August 4.-kyle & Terry,
proprictors of Oakland plantation, on Oys-
ter creek, have sent the first bale OF cot
ton to Galveston. 1t was clasScd as strict
middling, sold for forty cents per pound
in specie, and received the premium of a
silver pitcher from Lissmus 4 Co.
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PuritaniAm Cuts . Black Caper aiid
Commitments Mr.. Johnson.

BosToN, August AT a large meeting
in this city last night for the purpose Of
raising funds Tor the education OF the
colored race, Senator Henry Wilson was
the principal orator. lie bitterly de-
uouuced President Johnson and his pollcy
of reconstruction.
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SrDpEN DEATH OF A CoLoEED MINISTER
s CINCINNATI.-Rcv. William =. New
man, pastor Of a colorcd Baptist Church
on Richmond street, spoke to his congre-
CATION night before last in his usual health,
went home and packed his carpct-sack for
u journey to Richmond, Va, expecting to
start in the morning hut ut daylight he
was taken sick, and ut noon he was a
cOrpse.-(m.eNe.
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THE NEspLE-GrS SECRET DIs,ovERED.-
We have been assured that the secret has
been discovered in this country. We were
called upon yesterday by Mr.. George Her
zog, Of this city, who informed us that Mr..
T.. Kroncnbcrg, of Newark, y. j., has for
four ~ycars-part Of the time in Europe
been experimenting with 4 view to learn
the composition Of the igniting material OF
this gun, and that a few months since he
achieved complete succesS.-tiuctnnat "a
.ttte,
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TWENTY-FIVE HOGSHEADS OF

SIDE, BREASTS. and SHOULDERS. w
10 ~tiarc.s SUPERIOR sUGAR-CU L HAAs'
loo packages LEAF LARD,
400 barrels REFINED VICAR. All grades
Is hog-heads CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR.
loo barrels REFINED SUGAR. low graie
$50 barrels MOLASsES and sYRtP. all grades
500 barrels . No.. . and CLIPPED
HERRlSGS,
100 packages Nos. l, ., and } MACkEREL,
700 bars RIO, LAGUAYRA, ami JAVA COFFEE,
200 bo2c, ADAMASTISE and TALL"w CAN
DIES.
Zoo barrels LOTR all grades;
IS cases q e. and NJ ] NJ MASS
l0J0 pounds TONQEA BEANS,
200 boxes OAPS. ali qualities; ~
2sO dozen BROOMS, BUCKETS, and TUBS,
10. 900 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO, III barrels;
WRAPPING PAPER,
WRAPPING TWiSE.
SPICE. NVTMEGS,
ISGER PEPPER.
AZ "a w. Il. JONES ( CO.
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boat Disaster.

C~IScrS3AT1, August THE latest ac-
counts from the scene Of the steamer
Lyle disaster report fifteen killed and
seventy wounded. Most Of the killed wes
deck hands. Ten of the wounded died ut
Madison, Ird., to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

The REVOKED ALLEGATION oF MAXlNf-
LANA gentleman in Washington city
has received 4 letter from 4 very rcspon-
siblc source in the city of Mexico stating
that there is no doubt felt that Maximi-
liam c~ontcmplatcs retiring by November,
and that the Empress has gone to France
to represent the hopeless financial condi-
ton Of the Empire.-Nor York Hrad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

NASHVILLE, August 6.-Thc Nashville
District Convention have elected the Hon.
W. Is. Campbell and the Hon. Ms. Brown
as delegates to the National Union Con-
~vcntion to be held in Philadelphia.
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Later from vancouver.s Is,.nd.

SAN Francisco, August A Victoria
dispatch of yesterday says u bill uniting
the colonies Of Vancouver's Island and
British Columbia has been introduced into
the Imperial Parliament, which allows the
United Parliament twenty three members,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

This having placed IN ihstr WORKS
the most modern and approved aACHiAEhi, Wih
be- prepared on the FIRST of AuGUsTt to furnish
FERTILIZERS on al ext.mslr. scale, eompoahdsa
under the immediate supervision -! ne siinsa'
chemist named above.
They propose 20 Offer fr sa!a:
PURE PERUVIAN nUASo.
Warranted free from adrai1lurs,l ground and pun
ysrixed thus avoiding for ,ho farmer he nseee-
s,,y of breaking up the lu,Drs, and not only savinS
him from loss by waste, but securing him an''ofiu'
,ty and regularity in it, application.
MANIPULATED GcASo.
counos.i Of pur. Peruvian uri Phosphate oaAho
I'm eanal prorort!ons. nc.ly ground AM tho'
roughly Incorporated.
eomposed Of Peruvian and Phosphate ouano, in
combination with other insredi'n's' 'hd sonfsih'
I'm. four per cent. of ammonia.
PLASTEE.
s,.lv Ground from tho best Nova k,pIa lump.
yons will be ussd not srie.ly adapted tn. asricul.
,ural purposes. ,,xp ,rsr
large a aan,lty Of bones having been pareLasel,
= con,,an, supply 81 pure Bone Dust will be kept
on hand
This company commend itself to the patronage
Of the southern agricultural community -
HOME INSTITUTION, under The management Of
phC ptaStASAAy
and thoroughly competent to decide npon The best
agents fer their permanent, improvement. Under
his control the public have assurance that nothing
will be offered them that il not Of real and intnn-
sic value.
The undersigned, composing tho above company.
otter tb cir personal guarantee, In connection with
Colonel Gilham,' that their rsrtiiisers shall bs -
represented.
Liberal arrangements will be made With com
mission merchant and srocsS. who are invissa'o
confer with the President post. omss boz s0.J
JOHN ESDERS. President,
W. B.. IsAAcs. Treasurer.
PALMER. HARrSooK 3 co,
A. Y. STOKES 4 %.
:. G. rARDY / co,
MARTIN & CARBON,
Du. J. L.
,xn.iS.,m WILLIAM q. TAYLoR.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN lila
IN application will DO msds " ne snmn~t
me s,s,s 81 rRss 1F DEBT, via; No ~, ,iostvo
skrIii. "a ssysn,y seven DOLLAR, standing n
, hanI nsn. Of d. h. Glenn, CenmisaiG9ss fs:s
as w ~, ronr hnndrsd dollars, Standing 10 the nAne
i jo.s gps. T. y, sI's a IA cs SsIss. sss: s ss,ai s sss.is.
s. 1s having bean destroyed by Gre u NE time
II the evacuation u Riehmond. s.-nssm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

AspEr BAY, August The steamer
Dauntless has not yet arrived. She is
hourly expected with London advices by
IN. cable 10 the 9th and 9th instants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH y LYNCHBURG.-We are
panied to announce the demise of Captain
S. NJ. McCorkle, one Of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, who died suddenly
at his residence in this city yesterday
morning.-Republican, 1h.
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ for renewal Of Certificate No: -, Tor hre
shares OF stock in the Richrnon and Dany.!lo
original cartlfcat: was lost or destroyed
!" WV A. NORRIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Y application will l.. made for the Ten.wal OF 9
CERTIFICATE FOR w SHARES or sToCh
standin. In orr name in the Richmond am Layer
pool PackatCompany. ELLETf y
Ia l3-Wlaw?Inr
Observation-Disclosures will be made
Il, IN. Richmond, fredericksburg. aui Po-
tornac Railroad Company for the renewal Of GER
tiNcs,e~ Tor i've share Of the stock ~ sad coin
many. issued In the nam" OF MONT
tfOMERY. the said certificates havln2 teen tn,t.
ia W2ns MARGARET C.. FISHER.
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SCARCITY OF MACKEREL.-The Cape Ann
(Gloucester) .Adrertiser says there never
before was such a scarcity of mackerel in
last year from thirty to forty sail of bay
men had arrived home, and business WAS
quite lively on the wharves. The fish spe-
c~ulators find it rather dull pickings at the
present time, and there is quite a lively
competition among them when a trip ar
rives. Prices are daily advancing.
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Death OF DOstie and Norton.

New ORLEANS, August 5.-Dr. Dostie
and Rev. Mr.. Norton, the officiating minis
ter at the late Convention, died this after
noon.
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Nothing from the Cable at Asl,ey Hay

AsrEY BAY, August 6. | A. M.-Thcro
are no signs of the steamer Dauntless, with
cable dispatches. She will probably ar
rive here about & o'clock \. NJ. Tuesday
with dispatches received through the ca
bic OH Sunday and Monday.
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Texas Delegates Ia the Philadelphia
Convention.

New ORLEANS, August 5.-Thc Texas
delegation to the Philadelphia Convention,
headed by the Hon. David Burnett, left
yesterday for Philadelphia.
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y DISPATCHES.

Generals Steedmnn and Fuiierton.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-GencralS Stecd-
man and Fullerton had n lengthy interview
with the President this morning.
No executive appointments we're made
to-day.
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NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
By Atlantic Cable to BOstOn-Arrival
of 81 YaCit.

BosToN, August THE following dis
patch has been received in this city by the
Atlantic cable:
Isl, Of Wight, July 2s.-Ariecd, yacht
Alice, twenty-cight tons, Captain Clark,
nineteen days from Nahant, Mass. All
we'll.
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Democratic Victory In Kentucky.
WAsHISdroS, August 7.-Returns from
Kentucky indicate u Democratic majority
If from twenty to thirty thousand.
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nIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE,

THIS establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing In the TYPE DEPARTMENT that tho best
Founders could supply. and Is now Preraredto exc
cuts orders for every description OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
AuCtiOnesrs,
Banks,
Railroads,
Express Compspiss.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants.
Theatres,
Concert Hslls.
Clerks OF Courts,
COnsiabiss,
Colleges,
Schools,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

JEFF. pAvIs's COUNSEL.

Charles O'Conor is still here cndesvor.
ing to secure the release Of JEFF. Davis on
bail or parole. lie has met with but little
encouragement as yet.-herah.
NEW NATIONAL BANK.
4 certificate of authority has been Is.
sued to the First National Bank of Clarks.
Vile, Va, TO commence business on q ca
pital of si0O,O 900. No circulation is allow
ed until some further provision shall be
made by Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

MARINE FOUNDRY,
MI WATER STREET.
Below IHE YoRN RIyER DEPoI...
Having secured the services II Mr. WILLIAM
l.. to superint.ni the business. l viii con-
"-'I IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture 10 order PLOW CASTlN1s,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ASDlRoSs.
SC, &c.
will be executed In tie beet manner and a. the
shortest notice. liz ie-3ml 4. B. LII.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

and Tor all other persons, corporations. and ihstlta
tons. We print
Business Cards, Checks,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
al Home" Cards, Drafts,
Wedding Cards. Prices Current.
Ball Cards, Title Deeds.
Show Cards. Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards, Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts.
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Wsy.Bills, Licenses,
Circulars. Bonds.
Bill Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shippers Reeeipe'
Calendars, sleamei'
No,ice, Druggists Labels,
puIs Of Ini,ne. Tobacco Labels,
u.n,f.,,. Clothing Labels.
Bills Of Fare, pi"yrNA'
nonsnmmo. Wood Tickets,
ns,,a puIs. Bread Tickets,
60 p,Is MIN Tickets,
Posters, all sifes: REWARD IieAeus
Passenger Tickets. Election Tickets.
Certificates Of Stock.
Renewal certincstsf,
Manufacturer Labels.
All work ordered viii be done 10 the most artistic
manner, and at vEgI Low Prices.
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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..,,bcrn school Rocks.

.,fcrd. a short time since, the I'M
s.rir> of books prepared by the
w." of the University of Virginia,
j',,. !, onr hearty commcndation. We
'"' .,o, !, viii meet with the liberal en-
. .,mcr, Of the Southern people. The
,..,,rmcn, Of this series is Still in the
- and We invite attention To 1t.
e, now add, with pleasure, 10 what VIC
.,.l onthc >uhjcct, that the Virginia
v....ry Institute has been steadily i" TINS
80, fr twenty years past. 1t has now
A. rIrncn,ur. Arithmetic.
school and Academy Arithmetic.
An Algebra.
A. Analytical Gc"mctry-tran>latcd
m B.or. 80
Yrr which arc hy General fR\rIa II.
ru. Principal &c The Institute, and are
,t,g,.yclv uscd in the South.
Tho General has 10Y in press, from &
.-r southern house, Mc>srS. KELLY PIfr,
baltimore. two other works:
/. 4 Translation al ~Lcgcndrc'> Gcomc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

J>ISSOLUTION OF CD-PARTNER-
IL SHlP.-The frm Of LEE & cox is this day
dissolved by mutual consent,
A. ). LEE will settle up the bn-insts 81 tbs
concern. bbE WA
Richmond, July IL, l-s6.
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Certificates u Stock.
Renewal certincstsf,
Manuiacturers' Labels.

All work ordered viii be done 10 the most artistic
manner, and at vERI Low pRIcEs.
COLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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In retiring from the late arm Of
TYLER, me unds rsjgnsd fetnrns thanks TO his
frisnds and tue pnblie for their patronage through
a n.End OF more than tesnfy. gedrs. aud respect.
fully solicits : eontnusnse Of the sans 70 the nsv
,nav riII maintain the former reputation Of the
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

TIN, ~sHEsT.IRoN Y COPPER WARE,
Stoves, Furnaces and Range. Plumbing, ia. AMI
s,eam Fiulng, PluMbcrs' ard CAS- tiers Tool.
and Material, Ga- Chandeliers, Fixtures and
shades, sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Pipes. Also,
agents for the celebrated EMPIRE GAS MA
CHINE" the cheapest, simplest and most durable
ever ins.ntsd. Csfl and axamira IL in operation at
ZION. FRONT BUILDING, GOVERNOR STREET
iy Is-IAwIm YALE, BOWERS i YALE.
nISSOLUTJON.-The firm of CAR
- TER Y MONTEIRO, In consequence OF the
death Of Dir. Edward II. Mont"iro, j. this day Dis
solved. All parties indebted :" the nrm ARE r..
au.sted Ia com. forward and -rttl", AMI MI liAbiil-
tie, will be settled by SAMUEL :. cAtTLa
Tn. undersigned returns thanks la his patron.
end 10 tho public generally Tor ne KIND and JlhrfsI
ratronuy. heretofore bestowed upon the hrm u
tARTER 4 MONTEIRO. Assuccsssor TO tn" htui,
he h-ys q continuance Of that patronage. win ths
assurance tn At In future he will endeayur I" serve
them a. he has ALWAYS done. H.. will keep con-
SANITY ON hand a full supply OF the Dcs, no.
CERES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS.
Nr. X. L. CHRISTIAN, of I'll. late I.in Q. 'hftr-
tan & Lathrop, being associated with mo In hnsi-
ness, invites bis friends 10 call upon him. .-.
.np-lot SAMUEL 4. CARTER
City paper. please copy, and send bill I" :. >.
fArtrr
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III w 4 X r, CUTLERY I'M
IL MECHANICS TO0Ls.-Ths subscr iber bsss
To announce to his former patrons and friend. and
tho public generally that he has resumed business
at his old stand, No. u tnow No. lass Main streot,
WHARF, no Is prepared to supply them with z neg
stock of AMERlCAS, ENGLISH, and GERMAN
hARDwAKE,GOuDS OF every variety, which viii
be offered at the lowest market rates.
NOE & Co.'S CIRCULAR SAWS,
GUN BETTING, PACKING, and HOSE, and
OAK-TANNRD LEATHER BELTlS0.
for sale az manufacturer prices.
Than kful TO his many friends Tor their favors 10
the psst ha hopes a. M yit snd secure the sams In
ihs fu,npa. HAkLE j. SlHTON.
sign OF the Circu lsr Saw,
4. x-andSsv No. ltaS Main street.
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COMPREHENSIVE. Having this day asSoei-
ated with mo my son JOHS 7 in IA. WATCH
and JEWELRY BUSINESS heretofore conducted
hv MITCHELL & TYLER, tho same will be con.
tt.ued under the style Of JOHN II. Tyler 4 co.
THE old stand, ios-now 1i?-Nain street.
JOHN II. TYLER.
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N.-The partnership
nndeI the style ~ MITCHELL l. wssots'
,oiyea on the lst July ny mutual eonssns, y. =:
MITCHELL rs.iring from the concern On ACCOUNT
OF continued I'll health.
~ pe nons indebted 10 tho late Grm afe lequs.t-
ed =. mare Immediate payment 90 JOHN n.
TYLkR, who alone IL suthonfsd 10 settle the sA04,
and all hsvtsg eisins Will forward to him for set.
tlsmen'' sP. MITCHELL,
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZ1NG
COMPANY.
CoioskG WILLIAM GILLIAN,
date Professor Of Chemistry at The Virginia MIL.
,ary Instl'uteD
Cienist aui Stl.rint a,i.at.

Chtmist 0ut hnltrtnt,"i.M. .
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Angnsi i.ls6e

JOuN y. GORDON avai!s him<.lf If this oe.
cs-ion to acknowie ag, the very ."n.rous. support
extended Ia him.elfand othr LA;e Hfm q y;
GORDON & son for So MANY years, and would
cordially rorornmrnd Ia ID. confidence" aud patron.
axe IL his FREUD, their sGcc.s,"T-. doRp'a y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

o -pARTNERsliP.- Undersigned have ihls
day associated themselves together under the style
ana lrm OF GORDON Il ~CRIS1hN, Tor the purpts"
MISSION BfsISESs al ia. old stand II John y.
Gordon & Son, Fourteenth s'r""i. near the FL.
change Hotel. They respectfully solicit = con
Of John N. Gordon & snn. Special attention will
b. given to tn" sale III all Jr%dnce AMI msfeh""'
JOHN W. GRISGAS.
a,r,,, 1sas au lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

nISSOLUTION.-The firm of JOHN
N. GORDON Il son is thi- day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted tn the CON
Germ are requested TO make dytnent A. soon a. pc
sibIe and all having claims asainst n are re-
,uestsd TO present them Tor settlement. Either 20
The partners will sign In Liquidation.
'' JOHN v. GoRDON.
lugu., lsS.. JAMES GORDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

This COMPANY having placed In their works
the mos, modern ard approved MACHINERY, VIII
bs prepared on the FIRST of AuGUsr to furnish
FERTILIZERS on al extensive scale, compvahdsa
under the immediate supervision .! he sninsh'
chemist named above.