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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
FIRES IN THE CITY DURING JULY.

The Fire Marshal Of the Metropolitan district has
submitted the following report Of 1res occurring in
this city during the month Of july
HONORABLE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
GENTLRMEN-I have the honor TO submit the fol.
lowing report OF fires for the month OF July:During
the month thcre were 10l fires. Of these II were
caused by bursting or upsettiDg Of Kerosene lamps
10 caused by carelessness Of occupants and EN-
pl0yes, 20 were caused by fireworks were of In
cendiary origin were unknown and the remainder
originated from variety Of accidental causes. or
the above number Of fires "a took place on the 4th
9Th and 9th inst and were caused by fireworks.
Most Of these fires were extnguisheu by the police
and citizens, The total amount Of damage result
ing therefr0m was $3.50.
Early on the morning Of the 18th inst. fire was
discovered on the first floor Of brick tenement
house No. $50 avenue A, occupied as O dwelling and
store by Hlrsch kn0pp. who was absent from the
city at the time OF the IRE, as was also that portion
OF his family who occupied the aforesaid premises
After the nre was extingulshed 1t was discovered
that quantity OF Kerosene Oil mad been spilled upon
the counter near where the Ore originated also upon
either side OF wooden partition dividing the store
ro0m thus showing the incendary character of the
fire. Knopp had occupied the place but few
weeks and claimed TO have stock OF $780, COW
cred by an insurance OF 3d. 00 careful inventory
OF the stock taken Immediately after the fire, at my
request, BY the insurance company interested
showed total valuation OF about $500. julius and
Philip Knopp were arrested on suspicion OF having
fired the place. No evidence having been elected
Justify the detention OF Philip he was at my re-
quest discharged, while Julius was held for eXami-
nation by Justice Mansfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST s, 1869.

the late Mr.. Rushmore, Who with several
others. was hnled on the Long Island
OF money belonging to the bank, In railroad
oil and mine stocks and loaned money on doubtful
made with the parties to whom Mr.. Rushm0re loaned
the money, and some OF the securities have turned
out better tnan was expected but the atairs Of the
within tl00 600 how 1t will stand. II Is said that the
bank has lost It's 500 900 surplus and something like
100000 Of its capital. The valuation was read
justed on this oasls, which was the best spproxma-
tive guess that could now be made. The completion
to Erie have brought up the value Of the 100000
Of stock OF that road which Mr.. Cathcrwo0d dcpO-
sted in the bank ne has not as yet settled with
can prove he owes. Mr.. Rusbmore's real estate and
Mr. Catherw00ds railroad stock left In their hands,
The bank hos written to Washington to get permis
sion and preliminary instructions for reducing its
capital 10 f25G000 or $780, 000 The directors OF
the opinion that they wil come out in the end wnen
the afairs are all settled up, with about $500 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Recorder Hackeft.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer not being In ses-
sion yesterday made the calendar In this court.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed conducted the
prosecution.
A fELONIous ASSAULT.
William Dufy, who was indicted for feonious
assault and battery, pleaded guilty to an assault.
On the 18th Of July Robert Heggart was attacked by
Dufy and others and was struck on the back OF the
head with stone. Duffy was sent to the Penten.
tary for one year.
FORGERY.
George Hammersey pleaded guilty to forgery In
the 10th Of July he forged o cheek $l03 SO upon
the Tradesmen's National Bank, purp0rtlng to be
signed by Lewis C0nger. There were two SINH
lar complaints against him. The defendant was re.
manded for sentence.
GRAND LARCENY
Herman Conrad was tried and convicted OF steal
Ing $40 from the drawer OF Joseph Serns counter,
107 avenue B, on the 10th OF June. The Jury recon.
mended him to mercy, and sentence was postponed
till FRIDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05

Average temperature for corresponding date last
year .......................8o z
MORE YELLOW FEVER AT QUARAsTisE.--she bark
Gertrude arrived in the lower bay on Tuesday
night, from Matanzas, with Captain d. II. Alber,son
and second mate j. Noyes sick with yellow fever
They were sent to the yellow fever hospital at West
Bank yesterday morning.
A MAN FOUND DRowsRD.--The body OF an mn.
known man. Of light complexion and brown hair.
apparently forty-three years OF age and dressed in
black sack coat and pants was discovered yester.
day floating In the East river near the foot Of Thirty
iourtn street. coroner ROLLINS ordered the remains
to be removed to the Morgue where he held an Ia.
quest. "
FIRE IN THOMPSON srREEr.-About six O'Clock
yesterday morning DIRE broke on the rear OF the
second floor OF Nos. 40 and AZ Thompson street,
occupied as piano mandatory by Samuel NJ
the oombustbe nature Of the contents Of the place
and before they could be subdued the stock was
ing Is owned BY Lorillard Co., and is damaged to
the extent Of $1,000,
ANOTHER NOTICE TO THE HEALTH BoARD.--Kiding
up Seventh avenue early yesterday afternoon IN the
cars, the stencil and nauseous smells were found to
be so offensive between Thirty-fourth and Fort,eth
streets that everybod In the car sought his or her
handkerchief TO prevent such sickening fumes from
e een ,ne nostrs The cause for this 10 easily
iouno IN tne nulsancea along the North river shore
IN that region, which, according to the law OF the
healtn board, the citizens are bound to endure til
longer.
MRrEoRs--Numbers OF shooting stars were aeen
nashiDg across the sky from twelve minutes after
midnight to three O'Clock on the morning OF wednes
day, August T. The following is the register:-At
IT'D A: NJ one brilliant white meteor apparently as
large a. tne planet Venus when brightest shot
across the heavens towards the northWest from a
point degrees above the northeast horizon
Al l2:eI A. NJ one yellow In color with splendId
sIMh Twenty degrees long shot thrty-1ve degrees
soutnsoutuwcst from Alpha Andromed3 Az ]; 40
A. NJ, one whne, equal to Oapella, shot twenty de-
grses norm northwest from Alpha Andr0medM At
lss anotner white, equal to the Poe star shot from
i've degrees north-northwest OF Beta Ahdromesa,
ten degrees n0rti-northeast At 2:12 another eGnsi
~ Pol a White shot from Capella ten degrees
OF the third magnitude. The eartn has not ves icst
the R>eat meteorio belt region OF 1885, fnereforc
splendN meteoric display may at any time be
cxpectedN
SOCIETY yoR THE RELIEF OF TIE Ruprunns AND
CRIPpLxD.-Tne sixth annual report Of this society
has inst beer, made public The objects Of this 30
cety are s1presd in IT. certificate Of Incorporation
~ fo,lowst--"To supply skilfulIy constructed sur
s.OOmeesapioal spillsnees end tho Wsa,msnt Of In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
COURT cALENDAaS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAkBERs.-N IS, 90. Call
No. 50.
Court OF GENERAL sRssIoNs.-The People vs.
Elizabeth Bigey, grand larceny; same VS.. Margaret
Binney, grand larceny; Same vs. Emil Smith, grand
grand larceny; Same vs.. William Jones, grand
larceny; same vs. Alexander Reinsrt larceny; same
va Charles Miller, larceny; Same va. Lizzie Roberts,
larceny; same vs.. Anne Dunn, larceny; Same vs.
Peter Thompson and Charles Hughes, larceny; same
vs. Dennis Conners felonieus assault and battery;
Same vs., Margaret Binney, grand larceny; Same vs..
Jacob SilverperG feloDons assault and battery; same
Burros, burglary; Same We. James Anderson and
William Peters, burglary; Same vs.. Bernard Corn,
receiving stolen goods; Same w. Jacob J. Minis,
grand larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
from the Boston journal. August Al

BOSTON, August 4, 1859.
The murderer, Major White, came from Nova
Scotia He studied law In this city and was adj
mitted to practice When the war commenced
he enlisted in the Ninth Massachusetts, regiment
az private and served with distinction.
lie was severely wounded at Fredericks-
burg and subsequently promoted to the
rank OF major for galIantry. OF late he has resided
Ia mississippi and was delegate from that state 10
the Chicago Convention Of is6S and since has acted
a. a. reglstry ocer position secured for him BY
NJ iriena, General Dent. He camo TO Boston about
two weeks ago from Mississippi, sufYerlng from q
pulmonary complaint and having been an intimate
iriend o. Or. Hobbs and wife, was taken INTO their
family for medical treatment. Il 10 asserted thai
white was Ia love with Mrs Hobbs and In fact
m0nomaniac In his devotion 10 her.
Major White was arraigned in the Municipal Court
Today, charged with the wilful murder OF Mrs.
HOLDS, ana waving an examination, he was COM
united 70 lail ~ Is stated that for several years he
mad known and loved his victim, and that IN 1891,
aler ne had attacked her with knife, he was sent
70 the Lnnatlc Hospital az South Boston, where he
renamed some nix months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
uN1rp STATES comMSs eNsRs' COURT.
a Chnmpasse Case-How the American Ar
ticle IL Manufactured.

a Champagne Cnse--HOw the American Ar.
ticle II Manufactured.
Before Commissioner Shields
VAe United states vs.. Jacob E0esJe and WtUfdn
Doonsytv.-The defendants were arrested on 9
charge Of being manufacturers OF wine without
having paid special tag. In the testimony IN the
case some facts came out that may prove ngnv IN
teresting to those fond of sparkling wines.
Robert Hunt an assistant assessor, testified that
ne went on the goth OF June last to Eberles place
u business No. SO Division street. and found WINE
there nut up In bottles and labelled "Hefdsieck
Rheims.- on looking about the establishment ne
Sonnd barrel OF moasses and quantity OF vitrlo.
bottles in the manner of soda water ma
chine. A machine for corkiDg bottles was also
discovered, toTether with brands for branding
the corks. There wasa pot. too, with paste IN II
Cor pastlnQ labels, and little searching disclosed
The TACT that labels for French wines can be as easily
procured In New York as IN France. quantity OF
these were discovered, printed In blue Ink and got
zen up In manner well calculated TO deceive. The
brand on the label was H. Piper Co..
Charles Bleachly, another assistant assessor testf
Aed that be went TO Eberle Co.'s place and found
Them putting up WINE. He tasted some OF 1t and
Is was the worst he ever saw. While he was there a
witness testified that he found at liquor store No
20 Beaver street two baskets Of wine bought Of Eb
erie 4 Co. The wine tasted like cider and mag
Des,a.
Documentary evidence was introduced, which
consisted orders for the auid by j. Murphy, Hatch
Estes n Co.. and Others Further hearing OF the
case was adjourned until SATURDAY.
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othef than fesh ard shall business Of Pope crush
1nG bonf boiling bone grinding ahel eurnin icy boiling
cleaning nor the SHINING Of or making OF glue from any
dead animals or parts hsreof the storage Or keeping o.
Hon street nor II the built up pobns Of the city Of Brook
dncsd at any place IN the city Of New York north Of said
street. nor ~ any place N ne c'y OF hrooayn T'noa
must be applied ior IN writing specifying the nature and pre-
win not be acted upon until the second regular meeting, two
weeks after such application.
After the ordinary routine business had been dis
posed Of the Board adjourned until wednesday next
ri one O'Clock p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
REAL ESTATE NnIEs.

Messrs Johnson \ Miller sold on Monday August
at private sale. plot Of ground 2oox4oo fees stu
a'ed at Ravcnswood, L. l.. running from the turn
pike road to the East river and directly opposite
Blackwelrs Island The property was sold for man.
ufacturlng purposes and realized 100000.
lowing described property tt private sale during the
past month; House aud LOT ~ RQseltes n. j.. lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05

John Re1llev %. pav.d S.eeh0m.-hotson gpanteo.
Damages to be sssee1ed by 3 sherine jury
BY Judge Freedman - .
Lefiud Jackson Us. James FtSh, Jr-MOCon 70
fI,e security for costs denied; defendant to have
twenty days FROM date OF this order 10 answer or
demur. ,
vacated; pyaint,r 10 serve copy OF complaint ana
teleudaDb 10 have five days TO answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
THE ATLANTIC BANK OefAlcArIoM.

The President OF the Atlantic Bank OF Brooklyn
has applied to the Board OF Assessors TO reduce the
amount Of personal property assessed on IL one
half o. It Ii Impossible for the officers Of the bank At
the present time TO give q correct statement In
regard 70 ~ capital viii be Temembered that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05

5oxl50 $4,000; house ana lot at Somervile n j., lot
t0xl60, $1,000; house and LOS at Rosele, n j., lot
IOOx2Oo IS. 626 house and farm Of thirty.sx acres
situated at Scotch Plains J.. 81, 500; house and
lot at Elizabeth, N j.. lot 46x00 $12,000 house and
lot az Someryle, N. j., lot 76x200, $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will snow the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding day last year. as indicated by the Their.
mometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Building
Broadway, corner Of Ann street,
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MAIL RoBBRRy.-John Thompson. deputy pose
master at the University OF Virginia, was arrested on
saturday evening by deputy sheriff McGehee. at the
mont at Warrington. II seems that the young hope
fpl had aroused the suspicious OF the authorities %
marked greenback In Il to some fictitious address
at White sulphur Syringe, and directed the mail
agent TO- pnt it on o. the University. Mr.. ThOmD-
son, thinking 1t was put on there through mistake
took possession Of the letter. opened II and p0okeied
the note, which was found on his person when
searched and identified BY the marks upon IL
Thompson IL In jail awaiting trial Charlottesville
(VaI Chs0ntcte, Aug,St8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05

The appointment 81 the Prince Dc 10 Tour d'Au-
yergne 20 the post Of Minister OF Foreign Aiyars n
France reported TO have caused much satisfantAow
- the courts Of Prussia and Rome. II-
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BOARD Of HEALTH.

The usual weekly meeting OF the Board Of Health
was held yesterday the President, Mr.. $. b. Lincoln
In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were submitted
and apprOved
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

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ing to bs his wise 66 did dMiehel
Denpsey l.,Iv sGghtsto' refuse them both
Act mos ihsviug better mahnsrs sthas to
quarssls about lus. 81 won't Day Who :
9sttoih 'Malt; ;1but ] declare, isohmnly
tlssl l. wili,not speak 70 seithsr of yov
sksia' " youI ,Sarfy 1.-The Auarsdl o osny
fIithsr Nov listen totvhaS L.hasS, "a
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NJ Wy I kao1. .. Z hayi taken I 4teel
uctios4 SatsuS Assd;sA.Ae khssuaHaar- ol
desilisg bstvst1 1os; ksdasii,vadl ny
|hasbaS1 u. b I phsvh6iis a6tiss, sfiop1
and courageous, ! make thbpiGpeSltien.
~ gAksia IJsaes passs3 . asnSmsds and
Looked it'yhes loSsis stssdhy !taus. NOT
ore ss3isss,oa Of tsr tiSst stsissyGa n hes
|iistssiSt ihsshss shs wasjskisg - ID
ear1ssE % 10 sns'11 q ss lshrsao, sd,i !.
81 All Z, ssw' nSa, a. Ssslssk, tAJ tins
they ssJ thSg ~ Spbsats, ent to Bridge,
Il aS1'b btikS mdie than tssF mll1sss %
rs thsfS. 'lsY6d'si ndtlcSa The s'lsfss white
Stous ~ ftAs' 'h,a adie VH ~ NM, Sbovs
tie btidge.: i.,WHi6hSySt''QbS of, y6u will
~ tkS Arst ~ lfisk ~ tkSt jtsbS esp
have ~ taa8 ia sGatfihkt. "eApCr Mihd
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

orerv consideration Of character and stand
ING sincerity of intention, freedom from
mere personal ambition, and devotion to
the public welfare, the people who elected
Governor WALKER are entitled to the pre-
ference and the confidence Of the Admins
tration. The contrast between the two
what shall we call them 2-oneis the htd'e
tho other is what pa few nh'fe ONCE
hunters-is ne wide as the poles. These few
pale-faced ofdce-hunters we're supported
Mt the last election by q considerable wore
of negroes, which, were the election to DO
reneated tomorrow, would be greatly d.
minishcd. Is this State, with oil its great
intcrests,--so intimately blended with inc
interests of the whole nation-to be suoor-
dinated to this little knot of white adyen-
turers. who are ell looking for Office, ana
who, for their number, have rs little COM
petency and reliability as any body OF equal
numbers that ever we're leagued together
for party purposes!
No: this would be too monstrous. The
Administration can entertain no such pur-
pose. 1t would be alike revolving to the
Government and the nation. 1t would be
to infct great injury upon On honorable
and enlightened people-it would be to
crush feelings that should be cherished Tor
the sake of small community OF insin-
cere, selfish, and incompetent men,-nearly
all of them strangers to this community
who have come amongst US to hold our OIL
fees and eat our substance while they SLAM
der and insult US.
We don't believe that any such folly con-
stitutes part of the policy of the Admin
istration. Let us be yet patient. The
whole matter will be developed in time. We
have been patient, we have fought q good
fight, we have proved our allegiance to the
Government to which we owe fealty, and
assuredly our reward cannot be wrong and
insult. We still appeal to General GRANT.
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The Fifteenth Amendment.

We published in telegram yesterday
morning the most important paragraph OF
an article in the New York Tribune Of
Thursday urging the immediate convention
of the new Virginia Legislature, thatit may
pass the fifteenth amendment. In the course
of that article the Tribune, with entire
truth. as we believe, said that "had the
Legislature Of Virginia been promptly
assembled, no test-oath imposed, and the
" fifteenth amendment ratified by her Con
"servative' leaders, the struggle would
"have been virtually closed. The Demo-
"cratic canvass in Ohio, California, &C.,
"would have been psralyzcd, and the
wrctched babblc concerning 'nigscrs,
"' niger equality &C., consigned TO the
| dusty lumber-room wherein is garnered
"the outwmn parsphernalia Of dead con-
trorersics.'
The Tribune goes on in the paragraph
quoted in the special telegram to the Dis
patch) to argue that it is not yet too late
'the error is not yet fatal" " There have
been injurious delays" 1t says; but
as yet no irreparablc nisstcp." The lri-
time wants justice done to Virginia, and
it wants to secure the fifteenth amendment,
which it does not consider out of danger.
Tho Tribune is right--it is not too
late The work may We! he done, and Vir-
ginia brought in as an Administration
Stete-Virginia in her true character, with
the intelligent, capable, and responsible
part Of her people (and an overwhelming
majority of them) standing BY her and
sustaining her.
There would be moral force in bring
ing her in in this manner that would be
felt throughout the Union. But change the
picture-ovcrthrow the elections, reverse
by arbitrary act the will and decision Of
her people-her best people as well as the
majority of her numbers-and you mortiiy
them you fill them with discomfort, re-
press their hope and their energy, and dis
appoint the nation.
Is the Government compensated BY the
support of q few oficc-hunting white people
(mostly strangers) and the larger part Of
the negro vote? Who can debate which OF
these to choose? The prompt action with
MI its admirable consequences, or delay
with its evils, discontents, and dangers
The majority, including nearly all the
white people of Virginia, as true and faith
full men as ever walked the earth, Or the
minority, with its little clique of selfish
whites and large body of blacks?
On one side you have fidelity, capability
and force; on the other, insincerity, inca
pacity, seltishness, and weakness.
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WHITE SULPHUR SpRINGS,}
August 2lSt, 1859.
GRAND FANCY AND MASQUERADE
" BALL TO THE PRESS.

A GRANDFANCY and MASQUERADE BALL
given by the proprictors in honor of the "Pross,
will take place on TUESDAY the Slst Instant.
This is the third OF the season. and i'll brillianc,
and fashion will rival any ball ever given at wa
tering-place.
General 6. r: BEAUREGARD, Louisiana;
Hon. BLACQUE BEY, Turkey;
Hon. J. G. BARRETT, Washington;
General LAWTON, Georgia;
General GEARI. South Carolina;
General JOHN ELLICOTT, Maryland;
Colonel j. II. TAGGART, baltimore;
Hon. u. CLYMER. Pennsylvania;
Hon. RoBERT RIDGWAY, Virginia
ALFRED PEARSON, England;
Hon. Il. T. BANKS, Baltimore;
General GEORGE +. PICKETT, Virginia;
General r. l.. WALKER, Virginia:
Colonel RuOTH, louisiana;
II. N. MATTHE WS, West Virginia;
Hon. j. II. BRIGHT, KentucbS;
Hon. A. KENNEDY, Maryland;
Il. S. ALLEN. Richmond;
", PISKSEY WHITE WE rr, Mar :i1Ia;.
JOHN HALE. Florida; ~,
DR.. WILLIAM b. BALL, Virginia;
=. NJ. RHETT, South Carolina; 1
j. r. sOUTTER, New York:
Surgeon 6eneraf BARNES, c. .. A.;
JOSEPH SELDOM. Alabama;
Colonel j. ID. HOOVER. Washington
G. RIDGLEY GOODWIN, Georgia;
JOHN ". MURRILL, Virginia,
G. II. SUBER, South Carolina;
general YOUNG, Georgia;
Colonel V. d. GRONER, Virginia;
81. o. II. NORTON, Louisiana;
F.TYsON, Maryland;
II ta n. A ~ Ep Io yytHreii4is;, 49,,
baltimore Gazette and Washington Chrontels
sopy two times. au ?i--Tu, Tn, s&Tu
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MARRIED.

On the 25th instant, 1T the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. BY the Rev: T. l.. Preston, Captain
ROBERT y. ROBERTS, of the steamer Hate
ras, to Miss ANNIE r., daughter of Alexander
Baxter, ESD, of Manchester. No cards.
On Tuesday the nth OF August, 1860, 1T Green
Dale the residence of the brides father by the
Rev. DIR. Haynes Mr.. 4. ;. FTRCROS, Of Acco-
mac, Virginia, IL Miss ANNIE. second daughter
OF BranGt kinchcloc, Esq, Of FauqGlcr county,
Virginia
After two days illness Of a congcstivc chin,
EDDIE Il. COLLINS, son nf the late james Col
Inns, or this city, aged fourteen wears.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY from Il
Peters cathedral ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ. The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

TOHN BOWERS;
~ SUCCESSOR TO YALE, Bowers & YALE, J
Iron Front Building, Governor street,
RICHMOND, VA
manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer In
TIN. SHEET-IROS, and COPPER WARE,
STOVES, RANGES. and HOT-AIR FURNACES.
House-fnrnishing Goods, Gas Chandeliers Fix
lures, and Shades in great variety; Parlor Crate,
and Tenders; Pumps and Hydraulic Rams HI
kinds and sizes nf Lead, Wrought Iron, and Drain
Pipes. R0OFlNG, PLUMBING. GAS, and
STEAM FITTING. Also, Il fine assortment OF
Marbleizcd Mantels. Gas Works for lighting dwell
iugs, public buildings, &C. Work In his line exc
cuted In city or country. al l7-deod2m&wsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

MAJ" CALL At BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No.lOYSTER CRACKERS,
XXX PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS.
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
pYSPEPTIC CRACKERS
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TO7
Main street. MI