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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-13
TN cOuNC1J, OF THE CITY OF

II
i gICRMOED, August IL. 1867, 1t was
ReSolced, That polls be opened at the sev We.
General Assembly on the 10Th day Of september
next to take the sense Of the qua hed voters OF
the city on the question whether the Council OF
the city Of Richmond shall subscribe for ana on
5-half OF the city the sum OF o0o 900 to the capl
tai stock of the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Compa ny, the sAid subscription to be subject TO
the following conditions:
That the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
paLy shall iumed ate ~ pledge itself to commsnce
lottesylIle as soon 40 the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad shall be completed and pat In operation
10 the head OF stssmboat nSvls aAon on tne No! ma,
navha river, and continue the same TO completion
without unreasonable delay tna the ponds o:
the city shall be received In payment 81 the .uo.
scr piion At discount of not over ten per centnm
and that SAID subscription shall not be binding
until other responsible parties snail nave suo
scrlbed The sum of three millions OF dollars TO the
stock OF the said company. ,- 100,
/. Resolred, That the following persons be and
are hereby appointed commissioners ana con
ductors 10 supeIintend tbe election ordered by the
Council, TO Ds held on the 10Th oil September next
as to whether the Council shall subscribe for ana
on behalf Of the city .? 600 900 TO The capital STOCK
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Comp any,
the said commissioners to conform in all respects
to the prov sons OF the existing laws applicable
10 taking such vote-,o wit:
For Jefferson w ard, at Old Market Hail. Messrs
William j. Yarbrough, r. Il. Boyle, John a;
Lacy, and joseph Brummel, commissioners, and
For Madison Ward, at the City Hall.-Messrs
Gustayus a. Myers James II. Grant, X. Howl.
son. John 7. sub.ett and 4. p. Fax, commission
ers, and +. Chalkley, conductor
For Monroe W ard, at Thomas G. Epps's shop, on
| Broad street. -ne,srs y. c Iipscomb, Eelis
Matthew's, A. T. brander, Martin Smith. and D. n
Jones', commissioners, and William N. Kelley
| conductor
| 2. Rgsolred, That the qualified voters OF thu
district embraced within the limits OF the city a
dsfued by act OF Assembly passed ths lsth o
February 1907. to extend The limits OF the city
| Richmond. he and are hereby authorized, IN TIT
absence OF other provisions on the subject to vot
| upon This uesti on at any OF the precincts OF IN
| c}ty that NAV be most conYenient TO them.
' A. w. MORTON,
| an % 1twS2tavtde Clerk Council
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The fol-
lowing is General Grants heading to re-
cent executive PRONUNCIATION of the Presi-
dent: "This is published for the nforma-
ton and guidance Of all concerned"
A circular from the Adjutant- Generals
Office directs the use of the mail instead OF
telegraph for routine communications
from military men.
General Sickles declined addressing the
Republicans of New York in his defence
on the ground of military etiquette.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000.
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Earefsn News.

LONDON, September IL = Evening. =
Sc Achievement won the st. Leger stake
at the Doncaster races.
Consols, 81 GIG; United States bonds
72A. ,o-1rnited
LIVERPOOL, September l2-Evening::-
Cotton id. lower on American descrip.
tons o1.0 hut the market closed firm at the
decline: middling uplands, shd:; Or
leans CAD: sales, IS, 900 bales. Bread,
stutfs steady. Corn, 36s. cd. Wheat, lbs.
3D. pork. 7Os. Lard, sos. I'D. Bacon
AS. Sd. Rosln-Common, Is. ga; me
dunn, LIS.
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VIRGINIA Posi- oFFICE Contracts
Contract for route 4,427, Falmouth to
HARDWOOD, is ordered with r. G. Rodgers
service twice a week. Route No. 4,4l9,
Norfolk to Richmond, is let to contract
with Captain John A. Post, of Jersey
City, n. j.; three times a week service
uutil June 80, 1871, at $4,000 per annum.
Contract is ordered with A. Van Camp, of
Washington, d. c., for service from Oil
Rock, by California House, to Petroleum !;
Fix times week and back to June 80,
lS6S, at 5000 per annum. The mail mes
senger service to Oil Rock from Petroleum
is discontinued.
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\ iIAYTIES MAN-oF-W WAR AT NORFOLK.
The steam corvette Alexandra PeliOn, be-
longing to the Republic of Hayti, arrived
in Hampton Roads yesterday morning in
distress. She is the flagship of Admiral
kayigjrnauX, the commandcr-in-chiet OF
tue Naytcn navy, and was bound for New
York IRON Hayti.
The Admiral is expected to visit the
Gosport navy yard to-day, and pay his
compliments to Commodore Kitty, where
he will be received with the usual naval
courtesics.-NortoM Virginian, llth.
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Obituary-The Crops In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, September l2.-James
Gregg, President of the Graniteville Cotton
Factory Company, died at Kalmia, S. g.,
this morning.
The continued heavy rains are very
disastrous to the cotton, and it IS estl-
mated have destroyed one-half of the
crop. Reports from the rice plantations
say the rains and freShet have ruined the
crops,
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From New York.

New York, September l2.-The Ma
tional Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meets
here on Monday.
A whiskey fraud of S4o,OOo mas Deen
discovered in Brooklyn, and S. G. Thomp-
son, keeper of the warehouse, held to bail
in $40, 900.
A boat from the schooner Mary & Caro-
line capsi zed off Long Island yesterday,
drowning Captain Smith, wife, and child
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CONWAY COMING AGAIN.-Mr. Thomas
". CONWAY arrived in this city this morn
ing, on his way to supcrintcnd the work of
organization among the loyal men i'll the
States Of the South, under the auspices OF
the Union Congressional Committee, and
was directed by the committee to delay
his southern tour for thirty days for the
purpose of visiting the leading Repuhli-
cans in the North and laying the wants OF
the southern field before them for their
consideration. WdShmgt0n telegram.
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Railroad Accident.

WILMINGTON, N. c., September Il
The evening train going north on the Will
mington and Weldon railroad ran Oft the
track near Battleboro'. The mail agent,
named Springer, and the express messen-
ger, named Goodwin, were severely hurt.
The cars were badly smashed, but no pas
senrers were injured.
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EX-GOvERNoR LowE.-On the motion of
Mr. J. Buchanan Henry, Mr.. f. Louis
Lowe, some ten years since Governor Of
Maryland, and during the war, for a brief
PERIOD, hrigadier-general in the rebel
service, was yesterday admitted to prac
uce as a member Of the bar of the United
States Circuit Court. Subsequently Mr..
Lowe APPEARED before Commissioner Ken
Aeth u. White, took the usual oath TO sup
port the Constitution Of the United States,
ana sgn"d the roll Of lawyerS.-Ne'o York
H@QH, We9neSdav.
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Mr.. JOHNSON AND THE DlsFEANCHISED.-
!, is stated upon authentic information
,lat The President does not propose to
issue an order opening up or interfering
with registration, as app.chendcd by some.
lie does not regard it as within bis pro-
vince 10 interfere in any manner, by direct
official iutcryosiion, with the workings
and details OF registrations and the pro-
posed elections in the southern States. 1t
is his opinion that whatever may be the
legal effect and bearing of the amnesty
proclamation upon the civil and political
status Of those %ho come within It's provl-
>ims>, il is for these persons themselves to
assert their rights if they be demanded,
aud, if need be, test them by the modes
aud proccss-if any there bc-indicated
by the laws Of the land. Bnt, neverthe-
less, it is understood to he the unqualified
opinion OF Mr.. johnson and the members
Of his Cabinet, save General Grant, who
has not expressed his views on the subject,
that under the Constitution disabilities as
to registration and voting ere removed
from persons who belong to either class
amncs,icd by the proclamation of the 7th
instant, the 18th section to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Virginia eX- coupons. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Virginia ex- coupons, new. .....:.... 3o
4a@4aA
Va registered bonds, new, 1866. ........ 1914
Virginia registered bonds, 1867. 37h
North Carolina ex-coupons... %
North CoroIiua new bonds $50
Tennessee ex-coupons Observation-Disclosures. 6j3l
Tennessee new bonds ................... 64&
Georgia bonds (6's) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "A
Georgia per cent. bonds, neW........ 81
Richmond City bonds. Observation-Disclosures. %
petersburg City bonds (nominaU. ...... GS@7O
Lynchburg City bonds .............. III
Fredericksburg City bonds (nomnaD.. 80
Norfolk City bonds lnominaD ......... .s7A@4o
= lmortgagej. Observation-Disclosures. 67M
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
mot mortgaged). ..................... 6o@6s
bonds. Observation-Disclosures 7N@7o
sonas: s::::; @ Y ;::;: ss ?;
Virginia Central per cent. bonds..... "a
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad nrst
mortgage bonds .....................57 HG6C
mortgage bonds ...................... 5s@5'
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage, per cent. bonds. g.
mortgage, per cent. bonds. .e7N@7t
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, per cent. bonds..... 6OG6:
cent bonds. .6o962h
Rich Send and Petersburg Railroads7
per Sant bonds. EXPERIMENTATION. 7s
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad dividend bonds, per
CENT. :. D /.ego'
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad bonds, per cent..... 72A
Richmond and York River Railroad
per cent. bonds. ............,......... 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. Ok
Richmond and Danville Railroad
stock, new. ....s......... loW :,
Virginia entral Railroad stock........ lsD2(
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. 22h02'
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
First National Bank. 756Sl
National Exchange Bank ............. sjM9(
Planters National Bank Il
National Bank Of Virginia. ............ 794ot
Union Bank of Richmond, 10 per cent. pre-
MUM.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September -


Breaks continue heavy. No noticeable
change in prices Below we give the trans
actions 237 hogsheads, Is terces, and boxes
offered, and sold as follows:
MASCFAcTCRING TOBACCO.
Luus-Common to medium dark working,
50 to 10 ; good dark working, IS TO $l2; sun
cured, common, IL TO $l2: cured, good,
$l2 to SIS coal-cured, common, ~ TO VIZ
coal-cured, bright, $l2 TO &2O; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 TO $40.
dunn dark working, $40 to sl4; good dark
working, Sl5 to SI7; fine and wrapping, us to
S2l; sun cured Sl5 TO s25 and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, SEQ TO *35; yellow wrap
pers medium TO extra, $40 TO $l00 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-very common and heavy weights, -
to IS 80 medium, $6 10 IS; good, VS. to $l2. 30
Leaf.-Englsh shipping, sl6 to $50 and s27.oo
continental shipping, Sl3 TO $lS anu US.
sTEaMISG TOBACCO.
Leaf-Common, $l2 to $l4 good, $l5 to SIT
fine, SIS to $40 and S23.
Stems.-Tery common to good, 81 to $i.oo.
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MASON & HAaLIS have, through their great Inn
provements, succeeded in manufacturing the most
De RE ct abinet Organs in the world This result
has only been attained by intense study, long e1-
perienee, persevering experiments, ana large Pc
cuniary expenditures butthe successful result Is
rsmuneraling reward for all their patient efforts,
and thew now Offer instruments that cannot be n.
vailed In excellsnce.-BoSt0HP o5t.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


THURSDAY, September 3, 1867.
ALooHoL.-S4.5O U gallon.
ALE.-sco,ch, best brands, pints 80 81 dozen !;
quarts, is.
BACON. = Shoulders, ls@lssc.; ribbed sides,
lS0lsBc. clear ribbed sides, l6s9Hc.; Virginia
hog-round, lsi@lsc.; Virginia hams, lsg2oc.; can
vass hams, 2aQ2ac. plain hams, zoe.
BurrRR-Prims, Csc. !; inferior, loGeoc.
BAas.-Grain: Union, 3sc.; National, 3sc. ; ex-
ira Burlap, s5c.; common Burlap, 2oc.; English
linen, hand made, 40, 4s0soc.; Andrews Coshin.
e0c.
BRAsDY.-French, &lo9sla; apple, ss.2s Phila.
delphia, -. 4o0S2.7 !; peach, s..
BRooAs.-Three strings, $3.50; four strings
small, 81 largs, $3.50; Ave strings, $3.50 Rich.
mord made brooms, two strings. Sl.75@s2; three
strings, S2.os@s3.e5 four strings, sa0ss.
BROOM STRAw.-sc. q b.
| BUCKETS Painted, two hoops, $o.75; three
hoops, $3.25.
BEEswA1.-a5Ga5c. q n.
CONCENTRATED LYB.-$20*3 q dozen by tn
| case.
CExzsr.-s2.lo0$2s u barrel; James river
gaps
| CoypgcTIosARIEs, FRUITS, &c.-Candy, stick
CSC "a Il; fancy. soD7So. Raisins-bunch, -. SO
| LAYERS, Is "a box. Figs, 900. "a b. Lemons
Sl6so@$l7 n box. Almonds, s63soc. y b. e.
CoRN.-See Corn Exchange report. #s
Coas MEAL.-City mills, bolted, S1.1s unboltst
nominal, Sl.lo; country mills, sogsss.
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THE New ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-It
was announced some time ago that the
French Government had authorized an
Anglo French Company to lay tele-
graphic cable from Brest to the American
Continent. The Patrie says that the pre-
liminary soundings commenced four months
ago are complete. The cable will be laid
from Brest to St. Pierre Miquclon, it
having been ascertained that the bottom
of the ocean along that line is favorable to
the design. From St. Pierre it will go
along the coast of New Brunswick and the
shores of the States of Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts,, and Connecticut. A
direct line from Brest to New York would
offer many difficulties, owing to the tre-
mendous depth Of some parts of the ocean,
where the officers employed have been
unable to find soundings, and where, con-
sequently, immense quantities of cable
might be sunk without result. The i'm
mersion Of the cable now making in Lon
don is to begin in May next year, and the
Great Eastern is to be employed to lay it.
1t is hoped that month will suffice for
the work, and that in July, 1868, at least,
France and the European Continent will
be in direct telegraphc communication
with America.
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yyork,nsmen's Organization.

RICHMOND, September lo.-The Work
:ormcn's Union Association of this city
MA meeting last night. One hundred
ao3 eleven members were present. A
nsr,naDcnt organization was effected, and
= constitution and bylaws adopted. A
solution was also passed By the Associa-
lion Offering to unite its forces with any
,,a,f,ical party that would further its in
forests.
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The London Court Journal of August II
says: lord and Lady Amberley have
gone to the United States. His lordship
has doubtless the wise idea of learning the
working of that political life arhich aoiU so
soon haze to be adopted IN this country
This is something OF an acknowledgment
for the organ of the most aristocratic court
in Europe, and shows the good sense OF
the editor. Lord and Lady Amberley
were at Newport, r. l., last week.-Neu
York Times.
The Court Journal alludes only to uni.
yersal suffrage,
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The twentieth annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Virginia and Tonnes
see Railroad Company will be held on the
9Th of October.
Rockbridge registration { official }
Whites, 2,ll6; negroes, l,043; white ma
jority, 1913.
Boston pays about one third of the State
tax in Massachusetts,.
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Murder by Old Maids.

PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-Rachel
and Mary Jones, elderly maiden ladies,
were arrested to-day, charged with causing
the death of Annie E. Richards, a child
aged four years, by giving her strychnine.
The child had called them "old maids"
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Border State Republican Convention.
BALTIMORE, September l2.-The Border
State Radical Convention assembled to-
day. 1t attracted comparatively little
attention. Resolutions were introduced
In favor of manhood suffrage, endorsing
Stanton, Sheridan, and Sickles, and favor
ing impeachment. One-third of the dele
gates are black
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The Massachusetts Republican Con.
ventlOn-RenOmtnat OF Governor
BuIlOck-Attack on the Preaident


ventlOn-RenOmtna OF Governor
BuflOck-Attack on the President.
BosToN, September Ex-Governor Bull
lock has been nominated for reelection by
the Republican State Convention. One
of the resolutions adopted says:
eve there fore, on behalf of the people
of Massachusetts, while declaring our ap-
proyal of the just measures of Congress to
arrest and defeat the plans of this dan
gerous and desperate man, pledge also
to that body in the future the fullest sup
port in such constitutional measures as in
its wisdom it may find it necessary to re-
sort to in furtherance of the same, and
even to the exercise Of its extraordinary
power to remove from Office this destroyer
Of the public peace and this enemy Of the
Government ITSELF"
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Qvrr&c, September IA serious riot,
o~;y mating in a house OF ill-fame, occurred
=, p,int Levi on Monday night between
the military aud citizens. The soldiers
attacked two houses, putting tho inmates
- fight and destroying the furniture. A
.,,,,hcr OF civilians are badly hurt,
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nc Anttetam Celebration.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The Pre-
sidcnt, his Cabinet, and most of the diplo-
matte corps, will attend the dedication OF
the cemetery at Antietam (South Noun
tain)
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canoral sheridan at Home.

LEAvESwoRTH, September l2.-General
Sheridan has assumed command of this
department. General Hancock leaves tor
Washington to-day.
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The Richmond Dispatch is good news
paper-a very uncommon article. 1ttakes
q great deal of enterprise and great deal
of wisdom to publish good newspaper.
The Dispatch has Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
That's what's the matter.
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II seems probable that new system OF
telegraph construction will soon be adopt
cd generally in England. The wires are
70 be laid side by side in tubes buried un-
Ger The bed Of railway, each being sepa-
'ately Insulated in a very simple manner.
1t is probable that the President may in
lew days suggest TO the district com
handlers tie proprieiy Of fixing day upon
winch all elections in the southern States
sAal! be held, 50 that tho elections shall
'axe place in each State at the same time.
William T. Coggeshall, United States
Minister TO Ecuador, died at his post in
mat Republic on the I'd Of August last.
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PERsoNAL.-The report published in the
newspapers that General Robert +. Lee
passed through Washington day or two
since on bis way North is totally without
foundation. The General left the Virgil
MIA Springs on Friday last, mounted upon
his riding horse, for Lexington.-Alesan-
drid GQzette.
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Indians Attacking Another Railroad
Train.

FORT LEAvEswoRrH, September r.
The Indians INSTRUCTED the Pacific rail-
road near Fort Harker and fired into the
wreck from an ambush. Nobody was
hurt. and the Indians driven of.
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BUTLER vs.. GRANT.-It is stated that
the v!ndctivc editorials in the New York
Tribune are by General B. +. Butler. He
is ranking the numbers Of the Irijame
containing his ARTICLES all over the coun-
,ry. The present programme of the Radl-
Gals is to destroy Grant, because he inter
icrcd With their plans in accepting the
office Of Secretary OF War, and for re-
moving Sheridan and es.-Uticd az.
" OjyTrer.
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A PREDICTIoN.-Twelve months from
to-day gold will be quoted at 20O.-Chqr.
lottesuiHe Chronicle.
Or higher, you should have added.
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Corn FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.-lt
IS pleasant 10 read that some Of the south
erH States at least are producing sur
plus d grain this year. The Nashville
Press remarks: GA most noticeable fea-
iuru in commercial matters here IS the
present large shipment Of corn to the
North"
4 fact to which we call the attention Of
the Columbus Journal.
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\ BOILING LAKE.-The Montana Post
o. August "A says that DR.. James Dun
!vYy, while exploring the head waters OF
tAe Yellowstone, discovered saltwater
'aHe covering about forty acres. The
water is always at the boiling tempera-
lure; meat thrown in was boiled IN less
,Aantorty minutes. The water contains
large percentage Of tincal, the crude ma
'eTial from which borax is manufactured.
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INTERNATIONAL CoNGRATULATIoNs.-The
following passed between the Secretary of
State and the Captain General of Cuba
regarding the opening of telcgraphic COM
munication between the United States and
Cuba:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, September 9, 1867.
To the Captain General Of Cuba:
Accept my cordial congratulations on the
opening Of Geographic communication be-
tween the United States and Cuba, which,
trust, will promote the commercial in
tercourSe and cement still more strongly
the friendship between all the lands whose
civilization and development date back to
the enterprise Of the great Spanish dis
coverer. w LILLIAN II. SEWARD.
HAVANA, CUBA, September 10, 1867.
Hon. w. II. Serard, Secretary Of State, etc. !:
I accept your felicitation, and congratu-
late you upon the Geographic connection
now established between this Island, the
United States, and the Old World. May it
influence the development Of commercial
interests and friendship between this coun-
try and the United States.
JOAQUIN DEL MANsAISs B0RRoSDo.
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND

ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND
ID VA-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE no.
TEL, OF THE CITY This elegant establishment
is now complete in all its appointments.
In its structure and Furnishing particular atten
ton Az been given both 10 mfort and style. IL
is for it's cleanliness, and Its furniture
ID OF the hest quality. ,,,,
reading. rooms on the office door, are spacious
ami beautifully arranged. The ladies' psrlors,
and dining rooms the frst floor, are easy OF &C
cess and rec from tn confusion OF business.
The table Is supplied bounteousiy With ali The
deicacies Of the season tn at this and other mar.
k-ts afford and many OF the supplies come direct
from the best markets OF the country.
The Subscribers, in their new connection, beg
leave to pledge their best efforts to the mants-
nance of this fret. class Hotel, and ask the sup
port of their lriscds and the public generally.
JOHN P. BALLARD SONS,
JOHN p BALLARD, Propristors.
WILLIAM Z. BALLARD, .
STRIBi.ING BALLARD. au 81
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZtNG
i COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA, are now rscsiy-
ing and preparing their fall stock Of FEkTl-
LIZERS, and offer for sale In unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
selected from the purest cargoes imported, war.
ranted pure and OF the high hest standard
PhOsPHD PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining q
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade-
1uate amount OF Ammonia
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
JOHN ENDERs, President
an l0-2m Office No. l0l Fourteenth street.