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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

SENSIBLE, AT LAsT-TeXa< has set
to work vigorously 10 clean out the ku-
klux on her own hook. and her success
has been such Is 10 make one wish the
other southern states would follow her
example and relieve Congress from the
awkward position it is now III. In Tex
a, the first oil July last, according TO
the official report OF the a'ljutant general,
there were POO known criminals eva
ding arrest in los counties, OF whom
T02 We're murdcrcrs and il3 guilty OF
assault with intent to kill. At that
time Il special mounted state police, con-
sistIng OF 1876 men, was organized, and
ON the first OF January 91S of these Grim
nalS had been committed for tIi;l. The
work has also been vigorously pfo>ccu-
ted since, 50 that now the state Is quite
free from the ku-kluX, and there is Il
General feeling Of security. Il is much
better for the southern states To Go this
kind of work for themselves, bat If they
won't undertake it they must not com.
plain ii the General government Hoes ii
for them, and somewhat roughly, too.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07
the French RcrOiHfiOH.
BLOODY BATTLES.

Nj. l HERS has issued the following
proclamation to the projects OF the de
partmcnts: son Monday the insurgcnt
masses attacked our forces Simultaneous
ly at Nanterrc, Rucii, Bougival, Bezous,
Chatou and Croissy. Fort Mont Vale
ricn ut daybreak began a cannodadc Of
the insurgents, who were ut first shelter
cd by the villages Of Nantcrrc, Rucil and
Bougival. They subsequently attacked
the government forces, by whom they
were repulsed. Gen. Vinoy, with caval-
ry, was by this time in Il position threat
enng to ouliank the insurgents, and they
fled in complete rout, leaving many of
their dead and wounded in the hands of
the government troops
An official dispatch from Versailles,
dated at noon, says: Yesterday two
corps Of the insurgents advanced toward
Versailles, one by way OF Mcudon and
Chalillon, and the other by way OF
Rcuil. Both were routed with heavy
loss. and Flourens was killed. The
troops whose expected detection consti-
tutcd the hopes OF the insurgents, bchav-
cal nobly.
A dispatch from Versailles, 10 day,
says: The army CT Versailles surrounds
Paris and order elsewhere in France is
established.
lSpccisl to the World iiom Ncr.aill,a BAL
All day great battle has ragged be-
tween the government forces, under Gen
Vinoy, and 100000 communists, under
Gen. Bcrscrct. Everywhrc the latter
have been defeated with terrible slaught-
er. Near Meudon Bergcret and Flou-
rens, with 1000 men are cut off and
surrounded, and must either surrender
tonight OF be cut TO pieces in the morn
ing. Many of the communists refused
TO fight, throwing down arms and beg
ging for mercy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

Tn IENCEIIL Kr-kII "A native
born kcntuckian, writing Ia the New
lurl, Tribune, says that within twr:ly
miles Of his house, more than thirty per
sons. white and black, have been muir
drred by organized mods within the last
four years. He thinks it probable that
these as>a,sinaiinL mods are ku-hluN,
and rs To the character of their peaceful
exploits he says:
That they murder their victims |
know, because | have seen n many ~
three hanging nj the end OF ropes 20
trees. That they have and do whip
persons | know, because have seen the
stripes on the backs Of those whom they
whipped. That they have torn down
and burned the house, ui unuiicndin.
rololcd people | know, because have
seen the fragments and ashes OF dcmol-
iShcd buildings. That these criminals
have not been punished 10y state authori
tics know, because | have seen them
tried and acquitted 10y state courtS-ac-
quilted for want OF evidence, although
eye witnesses and sufferers have stood by
ready to identity criminals thoroughly
known to them. That nitcl States
courts have punished all these criminals,
when possible under nitcd States -tat-
utc>, | know, because have seen Il con-
siderable number Of them looking through
jail-windowS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

ni'hih'>' - very prevalent at DAT
mouth college Just now, Ghrm.h IInno
Yer i usually the hralllIic~t town in III
state : me students in the acld.nl
department are down with mrl-lr-.
The PniladcIphi. Pres say: IN
teen rN-Comic,ltrttr officers are alr,a,l,
~ittin" in Congress. Was ever Govern
ment 50 lnr"lvin. or people - tru-liu,
IL ours -
The democratic urnll> comtim,
grateful To Senator Sumner for the a.i
and comfort which hr has "ivrn them J.,
his crusade against the President ThN
are umstintCd in their prais. of him. Tie
Ilorhi prints columns "l lnudaiian e.,
the man whom il has vchrmcnllv a,-:,..
ell for ten YEAR.
POSTAGE stamps Of the denomination
of sven ccm~ have been Issued hy tie
Government. Ttcy aic designed ,-I,.
tally 10 prepay letters t. Germany. -,,,a
cents being the rate To that country.
y banker ut Bldrn-El,lcm has uan-
H'hl'I ~ tlII 'pIS'iCIltc ltllu bl liz
Treasury Department ii draft for >juo'
in gold. Tue money l. from Il t,rmr.
citizen of the | nitrd States, now in In
ROPE, who takes this method OF maxim
restitution To tine Government
The New York Ii,qhi in -ralin. lha
''thr best IA. n ON the D,nocralic p!a,
form are coming t. the front" mu-'
mean delicate allu>iun +" lInl one, WI,
after coming /" tic front the other d .r
in Pennsylvania. said: ~ nung mr.n
profit by my example whcrcmp"n q.
trap ir.l, and he died aImu-, ui.h,4,
struggle.
lanes Il. O.g,.od \ Co.. %. E,r.a.
issue every Monday murnin", inama,
pamphlet, the sermon delivered I'll, ,lH
beinrr+y Rev. W II. H. Murr4, l.m
the pulpit OF Park street chur h. Nl-.r
numbers sell for tea cents, rr tin, a.u
be mailed regularly tor - year
"About lhis time" IL lie :luuI.
say, look Uut for intelligence that uni.
rorablc weather Ia, destroyed TIA. lu.
prospects Wet and South. Np,ru"i..-
are not Int'rrSird-nh no.
lie price OF coal is now ncaIg .- .."
IN New ork city, AT retail, ~ il Wa--.'
weeks AGO, before the strike in the l',mu
Sylvanl minin. rc"iurs. The pan.
about 4 short snpply seems Ia have L,..
cau>clcS-.
ar =.
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'r ,I', W. -, i'''N''' PAM -, ,..
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

require teachers to attend the public cx
animation, and then, when practicable.
be present and hear those examined
whom they proposed to hilc can bat
feel that we should soon have a Tar Lcl
ter class Of teachers ;ham we have y,
been able to obtain.
In concluding this, my third report, 1
desire TO return my thanks for the inter
est many Of you have manifested, AMI
the assistance rendered in my work, and
tine general spirit of kndIinc>s which la.
been shown in all my intercourse witt,
you relating to the interests OF our
schools. lave gwen time and thought
to the work because | have felt deep
, interest in the prosperity and improve
mcnt OF the schools OF our town. That
| have always acted wi-,ly | caun,l
claim, but hay" ever done what |
thought was best.
If in amy manner have helped to i'm
prove our schools, or been instrumental
in awakening interest in the subject.
have thus far accomplished what
have aimed to do. II | have faded
to do this | yet have the con
sciousnc<s that have honestly nirl To-
do tie best | comld The time has now
come when do not feel that | can civ,
to the work ,lat time which lis impor
:ancc demands. Therefore trust l"u
Will elect tu the office some one who Will
do far m"Ir for the good "t your school
! than have ever been able f., pcIiuru
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

"A FELLOW FEELING MAKES ONE WON
pnous kINp."-The organ of the Boston
drummers has another column in this
week-whlcl only shows how the shoe
plnches. If the readers of the E,press
can stand it, We shall not COMPLAIN
Let the CALLED Jade vince
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07
Especial to the World GOm Yer alll,s, 3lI

IIalpine, the Albany express mossen-
ger, who was shot by Filkins, and Gran
dali. the Westerly bank Waterman, who,
about the same time, was shot by bur
glars, met the other day. Each carries
a pistol ball in his head, and their first
and simultaneous remark is said to have
been, after the manner of the world,
"l on know how it is yourself"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

Tur LESSON The true lesson ot the
Connecticut election Is this: The re-
publican party ear It'll win whenever it
goes before the people with distinct
and honorable policy. This contest has
been won mainly upon one isSuc-politi-
cal purity against political corruption
To that same i-$nc all our thoughts and
energies ourh, TO he addressed in the iu-
turc. We can carry with us the SYM
pathicS of the nation upon it, and we
can do what Is more than that-wc can
save the nation from an evil which
would in itself he sufficient to undermine
every fabric of government that the skill
OF man could conStruct-N. J. TIm,>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-07

LAWS MIS>ING.-A Spondcnt of
the Free Press of last Tuesday says that
two bills passed by both houses at the
last session of the legislature in season to
have reached the governor for his APP
proval, and which he would have APP
proved, did not reach him and 80 incy
have failed TO become laws. The editor
Of the Waterman says he says he knows
these bills passed the house, We're report
ell as having passed the senate, and that
they are not included in the laws desig-
mated for publication by the secretary.
One of these is house bill 397, reducing
the amount appropriated for Teachers
Institutes from So TO $50 per day,
and increasing the salary OF the secretary
of the board 10y 500 4 year, on condi-
ton that he should conduct thc-c insti-
tutcs himself. This bill would have
saved the state $500 in two years. The
other was house bill 80, providing for
necessary expenses about the state cab
met.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-29
IL, The Ladies' Know Best!
TIE oRowbs That DAILY VISIT THE POPULAR
n AND LoW-PnIoED DRY duoDs HOUSE OF

AND Low-pRIoED DRY dooDs HOUSE OF
r5 W.. D.. LOVE & CO.,
LNULLY demonstrate that their tasto in
- making. selections for tllia market, both
in styles and quality, onnnot be excelled
We daily hear ladies say that our assort-
mont OF Dress Goods ia the hest in town. We
intend to keep it 30 through the season, il
money and energy can do it.
All tho other departments arc woll supplied
With tho best makes OF goods in tho market.
Our Dress Goods comprise all tho now ia.
brics, both foreign and domestic, including
our Compass brand OF BLACK ALPACA,
double. faced, decidedly tho cheapest and bost
Alpaca in tho State, having both sides alike,
Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS arc
choioo. Blankets, 6hawls, Cloaks, Sacks and
sackings, we have big line.
our stock OF Goods for mems wear il very
full including all makes of goods.
Housc-keepers will save money by examining
our STOCK OF housekeeping Goods. Wo only
Keep tho best makes aud sell Mt low prices.
a. nice limo OF ladies White Underwear mado
IN the best manner, OF fine material.
Cur Lace and EnibToidefy Department al
ways contain the newest novelties.
Our line OF Fancy Goods is always complete
We sell tho best WRITE DRESS skirt in
the State for tho ploney, as we'll az Alexander
and Couryois;er KIDS, which mood no recon !.
mondation.
Graniteville Homespuns and Pcndleton
Yarns to tho trade at factory prices.
We solicit orders from oily or country and
invite all to inspect our attractive Stock,
Which our polite and attentive statesmen will
show freely.
Wo keep only tho best makes OF goods, and
haro but one price. Samples sent by mail.
VIM. U. LOVE Il CO..
Columbia Hotel building, Main street.
W. -. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY.
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DRY GOODS

al such high figures SO much in vogue here
and intend from this on to make it TO the in.
tcrest OF buyers to patroniZc
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TDIE1GR APHIC
+ Fore1Gn AKatrss
NOON DISPATCHES:

NOON DISPATCHES. M
THE EhiPRaoR OF AUSTRIA ABOUT TO AB
DIoATE-NAPOLEoN Inn-aA1Es ON THE
ENGLISH CoAsT-FATAL MARINE D1sAs
TERs-PRRSIDENoY OF THE CoRTEs DEG
GING, &C., 90. 55
VIENNA, September %. TT is rumored
that Francis Joseph is about to abdicate.
The cause being .despondency at lis un.
fitness to meet tide constitutional crisis,
which threatens the dissolution of the
Empire. *f.iiss,s5s fli
LONDON, September 2e. There have
been heavy gales off the English ooast.
"A colliery explosion Mt Yorkshire
killed several persons.
Napoleon has the Rheumatism ut Tor
quay. fsf
The Brazilian Chambers adjourned
without concurrent action upon the bill
emancipating slaves.
The ship Hesperps wns wrecked at the
mouth of the Wesser, and all on board
lost. n
ROME, September as.-The Italian
Ambassador Nigra has been recalled
from France.
MADRID. September 28.-Ama,leus
opens the Cortes on Monday.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
MADRID. September 28. .-Sogosta de-
clines the candidature for the Presidency
OF the Spanish Cortes. The Carlists
will vote in blank.
PARIS, September 28.-Baron Won
Armin is gone to Germany, on account
of i'll health. s,
CALCUTTA, September 28.-The assas-
Sin OF the Chief Justice hos been SEN
tenced to doath.
LONDON, September 28.-The ship
Gresham, from the West ladies' for
Lendon, stranded off Dungeness. An
unknown brig foundered off Drogheda.
All were lost.
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FInoncinl and Comn,.ro,,,

Financial and Commercial. !,
CoLus1prA. s.. O.. Sept etnbert 2st1A
sales Of cotton to-day 81 bales-mid-
:, ,LosDoN. September 2s--Noon. =
me Bank rate has advanced to 4. Con.
FRANKFORT, September 28.-Bopds
PARIS, September 29.-Rentes 56f. 5Oo.
LIVERPOOL, September 2S-Eycniup.
Cotton opened and continues firm-nn.
lands 9as90%; Orleans 956@93l; sales
40, 0OO bnles; speculation and export
LONDON, September 2S-Evening.
bullion increased g2, 500, 900; total in
the vanlt Ell, l,5O0,0U0. Consols 92%.
Bonds 92M. ~
New YonK, September 2s-Noop "
flonr quiet and firm. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Cotton quiet uplands 931;
Orleans 2016; sales 900 bales. Freigits
hrm. Sales Of cotton for future deli
very last evening $500 bales-Septem
Der ~ o-lGC91056; October IS 15-16(0
~ 5,l0; November 10 l-16@1916; De-
Gem &c Der l995@I9 3-16; January 1871;
March 1919 % 20. Stocks, gold aud
money steady. States dull and heavy,
0seer1pngMlong eas; short o16.
r. M.-Cotton closed firm sales
I;ool L, bales-uplands 1879; Orleans 20116
flour shade hrmer-common to fair
extra Q do 6;70(97.35; good to choice 7. .40M
0.oo. Whlskey 98@1.00 Wheat ire
red Western 157@1.6O. Corn a shade
hrmer, at 73M@74. Pork 1850. Lard
20. pt1
Mt 4. Sterling 81aG8I. Gold 14sIi9
l47s. Governments dull but ateadS aaE9
Southerns dull aud generally henvy.
Sales of cotton for future delivery Q am
bales-September 19%(019s6; October
19(019 3-16; November 10 0i.I6M19LI.
December 10 l-l6@l9L; January 19L
G@l95 5-16; February 1917; March l93;I
l97s. ''>ae9
BALTIMORE, September 2S.-Flour-
high grades advanced SOC. other grades
held higher. Wheat active and iirmer.
Corn and pork unchanged. Bacon ac
tive, with. M advancing tendency
shoulders S@84. Whiskey 9S0999.
Cotton quiet and firn-middlipp 1857.
receipts $50 bales; sales 100; stock l ,4S5.
CINCINNATI, September %. Pork
IN good demand, Mt 1900. Bacon in
light demand and firm Lard firm. at
9A. Whiskey 94
LOUISVILLE, September 2S. -Bagging
quiet and steady round lots 17(2l8;
stock 5000 pieces. Provisions firmer.
Bacon active.
NoRFoLK, September 2S.--Cotton
hrm-middling 19a4; receipts 3S5 bales;
sales 80; stock 1856.
NEW ORLEANS. September 28-Cotton
dull and lOWer-militllinr 1li/. race;nto
753 bales; sales 1000; stock l8.679.
BosToN, September 2S.-Cotton quiet
ana iirm-middling 2O1@2O3l; re ceipts
IT'S bnles; sales 800; stock A, 5UO.
GALVESTON. September 2S.-Cotton
unchanged-good ordinary 152l ca 16;
receipts 1913 bales; sales 1906; stock
1870.
AUGUSTA. September 2s.--Cotton
quiet and steady midlling 17al; re-
ceipts 4, 600 bales; sales $50.
MEMPHIS, September Cotton
quiet; receipts sos bales--middling
l8A.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-Cotton
steady -middling 1921.
MOBILE, September 2S.-Cotton quiet
-middling 1917; receipts 70 bales; sales
100; stock 8,0G5.
SAyANNAH, September 28.-Cotton
III good Misunderstanding 1917; re.
ceipts 95G bales; sales 825; stock 5,5U3.
CHARLESTON, September 2S.-Cottou
quiet-middling 1871; receipts 9S4 bales;
sales 200; stock 8,797.G
WILMINoToN, September 28.-Cotton
tirm-middling 19; receipts 225 bales
sales %; stock 1,944.
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sAucE1on: sal
Erfenstue Sale Of Reasonable and Flesh Do.
nestto Dry Goods, Without reserus.
# ST, BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS tFridsy3 MORN1NG, at 10 O'Clock, I
will sell, at my Auction Room. ',-,'
A GENERAL VARIETY OF DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, direct from first hands. con.
sisting in part Of W.
Full pieces Of American Prints, OF the fol.
lowing manufacture: Pacific, Gloucester.
Amoskeag, Bedford, Paune, London, &c.
Heavy River Osnaburgs, Roanoke and
other sheetings. Shirtipgs, Drillings, Stripos.
Bed Ticks, Linseys, PIaids, Providence CLOAK.
ings. n -
variety OF Dress Goods, in quantity suf.
Goods,all fresh and desirablo-which must
be sold. A good chance for bargains for your
The stock may be examined during tho dav
Sept % -
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Maccaroni, &c.
Oh CASES Italian MACCARONI.
~ cases Vormaceli
l case Tapioca.
Sea Moss Farina, Arrow Root, &c.
All fresh. GEO. SYMNFRS
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Imported Ales and Porter.
1AN CASKS IMPORTED SCOTCH and
1OO ENGLISH ALES.

London and Dublin PORTER and Drcm en-
LAGER.
N. B.--These have no Coculus Indicus or
etrychnine in their composition. Parties
preierrlng such Ingredients can obtain them
pure at DR.. Heinitsh's Wo would, however.
recommend a moderate use OF those drugs, as
the supply OF undertakers in this city il
limited. GEO SYNTMEiiS
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The New Departure.

w habit of selling II m
DRY GOODS
at such high figures SO much in vogue here,
and intend frnm this on to make it to the in.
tcrest OF buyers to patroniZc
THE STORE OF PORTER g. STEELE,
We have just turned from the Eastern
Market with beautiful assortment of DRY
GooDs selected with great care. and as we
bought them t0tr. wo propose to give our cus-
toners tho advantage Of these Low
FIGURES We ask especial attention to our
colors aud prices. DRESS GOODS, tic new.
est designs out and q full stock. we show
tho best line OF FrinSos in the city, md at
the tn lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods,
tho interest Of buyers to examine our Stock
before purchasing.
Universal Life Insurance Company.
NTE arc dosirous Of securing tho service,
wv OF half dozen active Canvassine
Agents i'll South Carolina for tho Universal
Lite insurance Company. OF New York. with
whom liberal terms will bo made. We desire
also responsible Local Agents for each town
Ill the state. NJ. W. GARY,
N. G. BUTLER,
State Supcrintendents Of Agencies.
EoLTaIbIA, s. O., September 8, 1871.
Sept .
WE ask of buycrs an examination OF tile
following goods:
CALIFORNIA BkANDY.
California Port Wine.
California Angelica.
California Hook
California NIuscatelle.
o. p. Gardner's North Carolina Corn.
Suits, 1856. Ryo.
Old Virginia Glades.
Pure Cognac Brandy.
These are all standard goods, and NO havo
pnt the prices right doom TO The bottom. Also,
cheap goods Of all grades, tho quality and
prices of which will certainly pleaso the buyer
and save him money.
Aug ~ I.ORICK & LOWRANCE.
Seed Wheat.
TX BUSHELS choice RED BEED WHEAT,
I'D T r sale by Il. HOPE.
Tho no o%o~. ID
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Wines and Liquors.
THESE scarcely require advertising. Our
4 brands OF imported WINES and BRAN
DIES are exclusively our own, being import.
ers' agents for whatever we do not import
ourselves. Will be glad to exhibit stock.
Sept 70 GEO, SYhlMERS
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WTE propose to depart from the old fogy
w habit OF selling n
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FISH.
WE are sound OH the FISH question.
w Now Observation-Disclosures inppcc-
tlon-in kits, half barrels and barro g
Also, "Mess Mackcrcl." These arc strange
Fish-having neither heads nor tails. =
Alao, Goldfish, Tongues and Sounds. highly
recommended by the faculty.
For sale by GEO. SYAIMERS
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Fulton Market Meats. &t

Fulton Market Meats, &C.
DICKLED BEEF.
Il Pickled Beef Rounds.
Smoked Beef.
Smoked Beef Tongues.
Hams-choicest brands.
Breakfast Bacon.
Received weekly always fresh.
GEO. SYMMERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
.9ECTTON SAkES.
NO p 5 4 / +
TOR 5 LIE.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND NALUA-
BILE PROPERTY, BELONGING TO THE
COM MON " T LTH OF VIRGINIA.
KNOWN As THE ARMORI PROPERTY.


The Board oi Public Works vi Virginia, be-
inQ authorized and required to sell the lots and
water-power bt!ong ng to the Commonwealth,
situated in the civ Of Richmond, and known as
the ARMORY PROPERTY. vii! offer the
same on the premises, ut public auction on the
15Tu JTIY NEXT nt = NJ The payment
~ hc made in St.te bonds M par. and the DUR
scroIInwad q credit Of six and twelve months
from the datr Of il. epr0val md ratification BY
The nnyt General Assembly
About onc-third of the prnpr!1y. Oh the west
crn boundary is under a lease until lst July,
le-G 70 Robert Archer Il Co al rental of 81. 800
Der nnnuln. and the sale will BIZ subject to is
conditions.
This property ,about xix "c:rsy ndjoin, th,. cx-
trn,ive iron works belonging to the Trcdegar
CoDpauy bounded On one side by the James
River and karawha canal, G22! feet. AID the
other (or lower side, Az feet "n James river,
the fall bring between the cana! and river fifty
fat
Plan ii PROPERTY j. ROW an l.lr in the o1ic,. 81
,he Board Of Public Works. Ut Ricnond 70