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From England.

London, August H. The French Govern
ment is reported to have requested the
extradition of the Communists who have
taken refuge on British soil. The reply of
the English Cabinet is said to have been a
decided refusal. s1 as-I ta
A vine disease prevails in Portugal. The
wine crop is expected to be short.
A dispatch from Rome reports that King
Victor Emanuel had q narrow escape from
death while hunting wild boars. f, 5
FEARFUL CALAMITY IN THE INDIAN
OCEAN.
London, August 14.-Balaria papers re-
ceived, by overland mail uia India, contain
the details of dreadful calamity which
visited the small island of Tagolanda, about
fifty miles northeast of Celebcs. An out
burst of the volcano Of Ruwang was ac-
companied by concussion of the sea, and
wave forty yards high swept all the human
beings, cattle and horses from the island.
The number of persons who perished is
stated at four hundred and sixteen. ..s
From France.
THE COMMUNIST TRIAL. -r
/. Versailles, Aug. 14.-The defense of NJ.
Gustave Courbet, which was submitted to
the court-martial to-day, is to the effect
that he Joined the Commune for the pur-
pose of endeavoring to effect pacification
between its members and other Versailles
authorities, and that to his personal exer-
tons was due the saving of many articles
of art from destruction, during the sege of
Paris.
The Fire at Jersey City--Three Lives Lost.
r Ne,o York, August 14.-Three lives
were lost by the Jersey City fire. The
niece, wife, and son of Henry Smith McGee,
of the firm of Duracy & McGee, has been
arrested on the charge of arson. Smiths
nephew is missing and is supposed to have
been burned.
Measures to Prevent the Cholera In Denmark.
; Copenhagen, August 14.-The most
stringent precautionary measures are being
prevention Of the introduction of the chole-
ra into the country.
WhisIey Riot-Fatal Result.
Cincinnati, August l4.--A row occurred
to-day at the junction of the Lake Superior
and Northern Pacific railroad over the sup
preston of the liquor traffic. The sheriff
was dangerously shot. One rioter was killed
and one wounded.
Another Coal Mine Explosion.-Fearful Loss of
Life. t...u- i..a eis.
PHston, August l4.--An explosion from
fire-dainp occurred to-day at the Eagle
shaft, operated by Alvor Tompkins. Twen-
ty men were working in the rear gang-way
at the time of the explosion, which tore
away the timbers supporting the roof,
causing it to fall, and leaving the men mn
prisoned behind the rock, with no means
of escape, until the debris is cleared away.
Benjamin Davis, working on the outside of
the real, gang-way, was instantly killed by
the explosion. The men imprisoned are
most likely dead, or will be before they
can be reached. 1t will take a day or two
to get the bodies out. ~ {-Iu#
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clay WUd.-The Republicans of Clay
ward will meet at Dll's bakery, corner Of
Clay and Foushee streets, on Tuesday
night, August %, at s o'clock, for organi-
zation. The voters of this ward are car
nestly requested to attend this meeting, as
matters in which they are vitality concerned
are to be attended to. ,.f
Jackson WOd.-The Republicans of
jackson ward will meet at Little Zion
church on Friday night next at s o'clock
precisely, for organization. Let every
voter in the ward be on hand at the APP
pointed time. rlN .rifa
Madison W0d.-Pursuan to the call OF
the City Central Committee, the Republi-
cans of Madison Ward met last evening at
Harris Hall, on Ninth street. Remarks
were made by several prominent gentlemen
after which the meeting adjourned to We'd
nesday evening, 10th inst, at 8 O'Clock,
when members to the City Central Commit
tee will be elected. Let every Republican
attend. @ p, si.f-. "a
Jefferson Wmd.-The Republicans of
Jefferson ward will meet this evening in
the basement of the Metropolitan hall,
promptly at s o'clock, for the purpose of
reorganizIng, in accordance with instruc-
tons from the City Central committee.
Let every Republican in the ward be on
hand and do his dnty. 9
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The Case Of er-lNayor CAahoon. The
Enquirer of this morning contains the fol-
lowing as the present action of his Excel
lency, in relation to the case of ex-Mayor
Chahoon: "Wc stated last week that an
application for pardon in the case of ex-
Mayor Chahoon had been laid before
Governor Walker by his counsel, and that
Mrs. Chahoon had called to see his Excel
lency in regard to the matter. We subse-
quently learned that Governor Walker took
with him To the springs the papers, which
were very voluminous, that he might
examine them while away. Our White
Sulphur correspondent yesterday telegraph
ed us as follows in regard to the matter.
81 learn that Governor Walker has re-
turned the papers in the Chahoon case, and
will take no action in the premises until the
matter is finally disposed of by the courts. !"
"The Court of Appeals will have the case
before them at the coming fall term to be
held in this city," -
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GENERAL NEWS.

Women smoking in the streets is the
latest development of the woman move
nient in Portland, Oregon. Is it to end in
smoke?
Tba n,n,bor IF deotbs hv tbo lvastf,.ld
has nassnd one bnndrad A bnndred ran
sons for the most stringent measures of
punishment and precaution! fr}IAt. lclrA
Tbo gr,ooe os,se nert;nontlv what hos bee-.
come a. Of " the mar manT rioters who % were ar.
rested hv the nol;ce Renl;es aro in order
Tho cahlo assures nc that tba Mount
Con;s funnel is =, comnlete success nroba-
IL, ,,,aon;nn that ofy;o!ont n,aans of ,lant;Io-
t;on have beon fonnd -
&c G. A. ,..,uaateai,,,, ,;a.,a, 1.,.,
nnCo rno sim hnno a;,toJ IN ~ ;ea p.al
INei ie,, poaes ,'.t ,,.te paneeu A.. nI
I eoi soi1 ,.,N ~ WV WY W
preVe". ooiier eApiosioi's.
Dead aganl The champion Old man
has again departed this mortal HE, this
time at the age OF l09 years, and at Glou-
cester, Ontario. That fellow has more
lives than cat.
A Niagara county Democratic paper is
extremely desirous that the Democratic
State convention be put oil to as late date
as possible. 1t, too, hopes vamly that ut
will blow over" III Jll 1et eGa4
The negroes were always noted for their
initiative faculties-no wonder they want to
play Ku-Klux too no wonder we hear of
riots after the example Northern Irishmen
and Southern Americans have set them.
Judy suggested to ex-Emperor Nap.
"chanee for sovereign-a republic.v tits
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more into hopeless oblivion. To cherish
its spirit, or to revive its issues, is but to
deepen and aggrevate the ruin which it has
wrought. One such article as that in the
Dispatch does more to fan the fires of hate
than dozen battles. Out of such the re-
bcllion grew, and by such it was kept up
long after it had ceased to hope.
Weentreat for people, struggling under
sorrowful burdens enough already, the boon
of peaceful and prosperous years, which can
only be enjoyed by frank and hearty sub
mission to the national authority. e,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Aug. Is, 1871. "a,
Money continues easy. .
We quote first-class paper at to 10 per
cent. per annnm Richmond city bonds held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull. There is
an active demand for frst-class railroad securi-
ties.
New York Stock and Money Market
.a ' NEW YORK. August 10, ls71
stocks steady and not very active. Govern
ments very firm, but dull. State bonds steady
Tennessee SIS, 764 new, the same. Money easy
at 8 per cent Gold heavy at 1925 Exchange,
long, e's; short ga
+ Richmond Grain Market
nft CoRy AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RIcHMoND, Aug. IL, ls7l. pc.
0gaings
WHRAr-Whte 6,O52 bushels Red, 4,7lS do
CoRS--White s24 bushels. Mixed i0O bushels
OATs--l5Gs bushels t-
RYR--lS6 bushels.
FLAxsEED--6 bushels
MEAL--1s bushels Yliall ia ..t- -.t
+ F al SIDES
I WHEAT-White-tota 5,4e6 bushels. sl.52h for
prime; 81 l47hQp4l so for very good; " 45 for good
81 35@$l.4O for fair. Rcd-tota, 1926 bushels
sl45Qsl 80 for very good; Sl97s @lsl 90 for good
CokS-White, 400 bushels very good at SO cent?;
Mixed, 100 bushels prime at q cents
OATs-l242 bushels at 46 cents for very good and
prime and As cents for good.
RYE-ll6 bushels at &C cents for very good.
FLAxsEED--6 bushels at so
MRAL-Country bolted, Is bushels at 20 cents
sr'f .i3 Reaxhibited.
WHsAr--.White, 900 bushels Red, SIS bushels
CoRN--White, $40 bushels. -1.t ta
Markets-[BY TRLEaRAPHl
v sr.a NEW YoRK, August 10 1871.
| Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn quiet and firm. Pork quiet Mt
1880. Lard firm. Cotton nominal-uplands,
lsA; Orleans, l9h--sales of hoo bales, Turpen-
tine steady at 47@l47h. Rosin firm-s2 750$eso
Tor strained Freights dull
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" RepaJAcan State Central ConmaHee.-
Mistakes having appeared in our issue of
yesterday, in the names Of the members
composing the State Central Committee of
the Republican party of Virginia, we COR
rect the errors made yesterday.
Hon. III. II. Wells, Chairman; Hon.
Samuel +. Maddox, Secretary. ,F
FIRST Distria.-Robert Norton, Isaac
Second Distrid.-R. G. Green, Peter G..
Morgan, Henry NJ. Bowden, (dead.)
Third Dis,7a.-Eandon Boyd, w. c..
Wickham, J. NJ. Humphreys.
Fourth Distrid.-John L. Hamlet, Ross
Hamilton, Geo. w. Finney. aa
Fifth District-Alexander Rives, (resigr-
ed,) Thos. p. Jackson, J. +. Wilson.
iSi1th Distgict.-Thomas s. largest, Jno.
F. Lewis, John r. Popham.
,SeoeaM DistriG.--Wm. B. Downey, j.
b. Sener, John Nj. Thatcher.
Eighth District.-R. w. Hughes, &. Il.
Goodell, John w. Volt.
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4 German COnsopaioes.-The German
Conservative meeting at Monticello Hall
last night was, as we learn from the A,,zei-
ger of this morning, a complete fizzle be-
ing very slimly attended and devoid of en-
thusiasm. The effort on the part of any
portion of the Germans to maintain a con-
servative attitude on vital questions and to
affiliate with the Democratic party is uphill
work. 1t is against their nature and their
traditions. We hope they will speedily
abandon the attempt, and come out on the
broad field of freedom and political equali-
V.-- &
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THE COMING MAN-GOy. BROWN, OF
MISSOURI. d,

The Wing, of this morning, trots out a
new candidate, last of that brood of young
lings which have followed each other in ra-
pid succession, from the prolific nursery of
the Democracy. This little fellow was
found on the steps of the New York Herald
office, and his paternity is even openly ac-
knowledged by that pious and virtuous es-
tablshment. The inevitable Frank Blair
stands Godfather at the baptism, and now
that lovely and fair-haired Saxon, in whose
dreamy eyes the lights of the golden age to
come, mmglc with poetic fire, and
prophetic vision, is to be hanessed
to the Presidential car and made to
draw "a its ponderous and ill-shaped
freight over, the rough political highway |;
the chariot steeds of war hitched to a
dung-cart, ss'sthe star-lire of the rising
sun shall eclipse itself to amuse grown
children. He, the God-inspired, is to twang
harps and blow through scrannel pipes
to soothe thy sated soul with visions of new
still wider Ell Dorados, and Houri para
discs. Federal offices.) Brother, this is
not he, as Carlyle has it.al har airi. 1ae
AS the Wing seems to be really in
earnest in this. matter, we dislike 10 see it
imposed upon. Gratz Brown was one Of
the early sentimental anti-slavery men,.
lie isia man of splendid culture joined to'a
powerful philanthropic nature, and though
eccentric, as most men Of genius are, has
much political sagacity. In the Kansas
struggle he did great service to the cause of
the North and of freedom, as public man,
and as an editor Of the Missouri Democrat.
We would like to be sure, that the Democ-
racy would nominate SO good a man, but as
to availability in the West,we could do bet
ter for them, very much. The West with the
instincts of Il self-preseration, has rejected
the heresy of free trade.e Her, vast manu-
dactures growing daily yaster, and furnish;
ing her agriculture. home Market bind
her to protection as her local policy. No
pronounced and radical free trader can
carry the West. Governor Palmer, of
Illinois, Schuyler Collax, of Indiana, or
Ben. Wade, of Ohio, would be far more
available candidates for our Democratic
friends in the West. We don't consider it
impertinent to suggest these names. Ifyou
come to our party for candidate, aoe
propose to have word TO say. We
can't let yoa have your pick, if we are
required to guarantee him 'ssound of wind
and limb, J" fit to make his course over the
White House track, with fair chance to
come home ahead.
But 6na a whisper TO the Whig) you
won't catch our nag, Gratz Brown, with
that handful Of corn till you learn to hide
the bride better. 7e.l els
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DaJ.aa Ia,,d /. D;a,,,, y J,s,e,I,,t JJnuao D.o
rouge C0Mt-h DeSo'S.cfey 1lc"Se i''o-
ken ,cp-Wor among Dealers az Cheop
Gtoth"tg, .S'c., Se.-Ihls Gourt was greeted
TINS morning with very large oocKet, anu
an unusual crowd OF coungeis. /. Inc lirsE
case called was that oil twenty persons, Oh
all coiors and both sexes, VINO were ar
rested last mght, ABOUT zen O'CLOCK, oy
Captains Tyler ana hnox, aldea by a squad
OF detectives ana ponce, on the cnaIge Oh
keeping disoraeTiy y ana oili-soVernea mouse
near the corner OF lWehty-iifs1 ana 0race
streets, to the great annoyance OF persons s
residing IN the helghoofhooa: Alter iull
nearing oil tne evidence, wmch was most
conclusive, the Pfoprletor OF the mouse,
ilainel Herkiils, was Sc sent on 10 pe iildlcteu
by the grand jury. Inc others We're ined
81 each. y -is- ~
oscar NeWiiiui, very respcctapie iVok-
ing herman, was lhe next person called.
ne came ls up 10 answer ior stealng ny S2t IN
~, Umted States currency rom II; ,,n Y rrIth'
Inc evidence iaiico 70 sustain cne c,iaige'
ana the accused was honoraoly acquit5edc
Ailce Scout, a maaieraged colorea le- 1-
male, charged win steaiing ccrtnn arucies
OF wearing apparel, the properly OF oaiah
"A. Hi, was hoiiorapiy acquitted, liieie oe-
ing no evidence WhateVeri 10 SUSTAIN lhe
charge. ,,.....,.....,...
:, Moses anu lielly MGyof, ',wo W luEeil'le :
i1eoreWs, anu a'iu isIaei Meyers 'iic latiicr vi
thcse ieetle poys, were up 10 answer ior
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he City Subscribers.--Persons wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JOHN
sToS SELDES, Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, 3Ol
East Broad Street.
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The Baby Carriage Nuisance.-Yester-
day, while passing along Ninth street, we
met two of these horrible nuisanccs abreast
The pavement, although about twelve feet
wide, seemed entirely too narrow for all
three of us. We stepped to the outside of
the pavement, giving them all but about
two feet of it. Seeing the nurse pushing
the outside nuisance was determined to
drive us off the pavement entirely, or run
over us, we stopped, and were highly en-
tertained for few moments. The one
farthest from us kindly requested the other
to "run ober him." "mash he foot )" 81
wouldn't git out de way to save his life."
We stood with folded arms, anxious to see
the result. Running the carriage up to
within an inch of our favorite toe, she
would withdraw again, and then come back
at us. We stood firm, without opening
our lips, for we knew there was shower
Of abuse in store for us. The nurse finally
determined not to run over us, but expert
mented with the wheels of the vehicle, by
seeing how near she could run to our foot
without striking it. We would have been
u MARTYR to principle, had our toe been
mashed, for somebody's nose would have
assumed the pan-cake shape certain and
sure. We have SO often called the atten-
ton of our police authorities to this infa-
nous nuisance, and the manner persons are
treated who use the pavements for legiti-
mate purposes, and we had as well been
singing psalms to dead horse. The crea-
lures having them in charge seem totally
incapable Of approaching the rights of
others, and seem to think the mere fact of
nursing a gentleman's child gives them
complete control of every walk-way in the
city. We again appeal to either the Mayor
or Police Justice, to issue an order and in
struct the policemen to forbid these car
riages from passing more than one at a time
along our pavements. Our citizens are
cruelty annoyed by them, particularly
ladies', who are forced into the streets to
avoid them; and we appeal in their behalf
for such regulations as will give the nurses
and infants all the reasonable rights to
which they are entitled. Unless some ac-
ton is had in the premises, somebody is
going to get hurt before the season closes.
Mark what we say!19slft esUrtI4t
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Erhaaaing the Dead.-We learn that
the worlmen who have been engaged in
extending Fifth Street, through tM grave
yard of the poor, have exhumed the re-
mains Of many persons who have from
time to time been buried there. The work
of extending this, street is, of course, regu-
larly authorized by the City Council, and
these disinterments are unfortunately un-
avoidable, and if the remains are speedily
and decently reburied, those who are prose-
cutting the work must certainly be held
blameless. No odium should be cast upon
them for performing their simple duty in
the premises. d ~ ,e+i- 2 4 -alk
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Richmond Trade Union.-Ihere will be
q meeting of this association tonight, at its
rooms, No. 2l5 Seventeenth street, for the
purpose of effecting thorough organiza-
ton. All subscribers, and those who de-
sire to subscribe, are earnestly requested
to attend. The Union, we are pleased to
learn, is in tlourishing condition, and bids
fair to be most successful enterprise.
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The Bark Atala,,to. The shippers by
the bark "Atalanta," Capt. John Henry,
reported yesterday as having cleared for
Liverpool, with tobacco, are: Scott & Clarke,
90 hogsheads Gibson y, Watkins, 53 hogs
heads; William Hatcher, III hogsheads
and 80 tierces; and A. Kevan, of Peters,
burg, l29 hogshcads. Total, 3S3 hogsheads
and 90 tierceS. l.t l.'
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Remedy .for, Cholera.-The following
prescription was handed us by gentle
man, who informs us that it is to his own
knowledge certain remedy for cholera in
its incipient stage: Tincture of opium, 3
drachms; tincture of ginger, 2 drachms !;
essence Of peppermint, 2 drachms; syrup
of rhubarb, 5 drachms bicarbonate of
soda, 2 drachms; spirits of camphor, 3
drachms; chlorofoim, ! drachm. Dose
from 20 to 80 drops, once in two or three
hours children, from 10 to 20 drops in a
little sweetened water. -i4'ih
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JOHN W. wOLTz, News and city Editor.
LOCAL MATTERsS.

NE SPECIAL NOTICE.---Advertisenen of
Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent, not exceeding
four lines, for one Insertion 23 cents; two i'm
sertions 40 cents; three insertions so cents.
Cash in adv ance. ii-Fs ir -IrlHH
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rIyRADEs UNION COMpANY.-.a, a meetins

VRADES UNION CONIPANy.-Ata a meeting
Il held by the Board Of Directors of the Trades
Union Company of the city of Richmond, the
following resolution was adopted:
All persons who have subscribed to the stock of
this Company, and all parties wishing 10 sub
SCRIBE will pay their first instalment the same
from this date at the office of the Treasurer, cor
ner Seventeenth and Broad streets.
ROBT LECKY, Treas.
N. B.-There will be regular meeting of the
stockholders for election of officers to be held at
ZIG, Seventeenth street, on the 18th instant,
TUESDAY,) at O'Clock p M BY order of
au l2-3t PRESIDENT.
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FHe.-The alarm of fire at 3 O'Clock was
oecasioned by the burning of building on
''Sheep Hill,' in the extreme northwestern
part of the city.
Owing to the lateness of the hour we are
unable to give particulars in this issue. ,.
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WANTS.


Wy TANTED-AG Good Cook. Also, a good dim
w ing-room servant. Inquire at the GEN
TRIAL HOUSE, No. l4OS Main street - ll..
an l5-3t
TAINTED TO PURCHASE A FARM, of
wv about 200 acres, in one of the Southern
States; must be healthy Address, stating eroTs
grown, terms and fun particulars, TO Box 1866,
ST PAUL MINI iy S-tf
NNTANTED-Two Young Ladies to attend
wv store. To those who are competent, and can
bring good references, good wages viii be given.
None others need apply
sl .rr ~ BRIGGS BAKERY. ns
au l4--2ts M Main street
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Suicide. Last night, about ten O'Clock
young girl, named Jennie Lewis, attempted
to commit suicide in house Of ill-fame,
on Third street, by taking. morphia. DIR.
Brock was called in, and after considerable
trouble, succeeded in saving her life.
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City Tares Colleaed.-Treasurer Green
how, and his assistants have collected $780,
$50 out of an assessment of $40, 900, leav-
ing delinquent list of only $4,000. This
is close work. alif st t'fA
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Unmai2able Letters Reaaiaii,g an the
Richmond Post-o6ice, August 15th, ISL
Miss j. Harrison, Shadwell depot ; Elder
W. S. Bullard, Ilillsboro. -,-G ..~.
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Personal. The Hon. John f. Lewis,
Hon. James II. Platt, and Colonel Robert
w. Hughes, are in the city to-day, attend
ing the meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee.
Hon. Charles Ii. Porter and United
States District Attorney II. H.AWells, who
have been spending few weeks i'll the
North, returned to the city this morning.
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1t is said that many of the sidewalk huck-
sters about the City Hall, although grossly,
illiterate, are remarkable at figures. Is
there not something in the atmosphere? oat
President Smith, of the Union Ferry
company, must know who ought to be
saved when he tells us that each boat is
supplied with three hundred safety buoys
for fifteen hundred people.
The regatta on Saratoga lake, September
. and IL, is to settle the championship of
the world-proyided some of those thirsty
Saratogians don't drink up the lake before
that date.l INA Vf eNa0W 1Yd
The Pennsylvania Republicans have quiz
city begun the active work of organization,
and in few weeks will enter upon spir-
tied canvass Of the State, determined to
win in fair fight. ,51fp al1 Il'ea
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THE JOURNAL Is THE ONLY EVENING
PAPER IN THIS CITY WHICH RECEIVES
AND PUBLISHES THE NEW YORK ASSO-
CIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. .IlU
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Greniiis State Soltrnat.

PUBLISHED DAILY (Sundays Excepted
At No. e1aN Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10
the carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy.
PRICE FOR MAnrSa.-Three months 81 75; six
months $3 90; one year IS co.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL will be mailed to
subscribers six months for rs cents year n 90.