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,,,uul Report Of Boar& or Directors
r. ,,s James River asr1 Aassnwha C0.

rupI Repers Of Bcar& OF Directors
y, Eng James River a,rti Aassnwna Ga.
m, company.
rho following is the annua, report Of the
...d or Directors OF The James River and
o,vha Canal Company. II is customary
enc directors 10 present this report 10 the
a council, which Was done on Monday
IN nv Mr. Z. H. Starkc. The report was
rcd to the Committee on Finance:
t4t Stockholders OF The James R'cer and
yaya,chQ Canal Company:
Grslcmen.- Board Of Directors re-
> flllv report that the navigation OF the
st4h River canal TO Lexington was re-
med on the 10Th day Of November, 1871.
TIE new dam at Joshua Falls Is COM
1rl, and the canal from Richmond to
,hanan and the North River cana! re-
I'D. with the new permanent works OF
Oh pf greater strength, ana their MVISa-
- in better condition than Immediately be-
., .Ng disastrous food Of 1870. The bridge
O. I'VE river, and the carpenters shop OF
~cccaa Division. and three lock.honSeS
~ remain unconStructcd Of all the tenn
s..-v structures Of the canal destroyed by
d,od. An additional LIGHTHOUSE. which
interest of The company has long re-
..i has been built at smiths Ferry, or
h river.
In, canal was closed hy ice for twenty
L3-r,ays ut intervals between the 9th OF
amber. 1871, and the 10th OF February,
-.
The sum Of 81 ,32l. n was expended during
. .3,l wear on RCin's dam, chiefly to taclil-
r. The transportation Of granite from the
yth side Of James river 10 the canal through
river lock. This granite is now used for
ding the new State Department at Wash
Zen city, and lis good quality and album
nee induced an agreement with the owners
.4c quarry to cXpeud in the rebuilding OF
5. dam an amount not exceeding $4,000.
Tn. aSccrtained cost of restoring the cana
o! completing the Joshua Falls dam was
,Hrtcd 10 your last meeting rs S33, 1882
Inc cost Of the unfinished work estima'
At S32, 1j0. sc, -together, S310,713.SS-ui
III so, 24G.IS was reported rs paid. and
1910 aS the balance then due or TO be.
ne due. The account Of one Of the largest
-,a"t0rS is unsettled, and the amount due
p. rot yet a>ccrtained. This and other un'
| ..nd accouuts--thc latter not exceeding in
aggregate = ,0O0-prcvent report 70
present meeting of the actual cost Of re.
* the canal. 1t is believed that the
aor S370,7l3.Ss, as before reported. very
ery npproXim",cs5thi cost, and the fol.
n : payments have been made since youl
Muul meeting On account of the bal.
# this ind-GrdAesS, As then reported
.n: reported "a ann gal meeting OF stockholders
| ~ - The har>Hrn isen due and 10 become due
rcc"unt Of repair - damage 70 the canal BY
, a-gi AZ ran .............. slG3 Isl Ii
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OFFICIAL.

ING ANIMALS.
Passed November IS, 1872.
BE il Ordained. That sections and Of chapter
XIV, OF the City Ordinances, lie amended anu re-
ordained to read rs follows:
4. Every unlicensed dog found going nj large on
the lot or premises OF the owner or keeper OF such
dog shall be taken and killed rs directed by this or-
nance: 1JrOridei. that any unlicensed dog may DC
redeemed by his owner or any otilef person lot
him. ing the police officer having the custdy ol
such dog five dollars for the use Of the city, nj any
time before sunset of the day which said dog Is
dog or bitch shall be liable TO fine not exceeding
five dollars. The occupant Of any lot or premises
on which an unlicensed dog or bitcli shall DC mar
bored for period Of ten days shall be deemed me
owner or keeper Of such animal. One-hali OF tHe
fine collected for any violation OF thlS ordinance
shall he paid TO the nforIner
g. If any owner or other rerson having inc Gus
toly of any horse, mule, swine, or goat shall turh
loose or permit the game to go at large i'll any pup
lie street or alley he shall be fined not less than one
nor more than five dollars and every such hog or
goat shall be taken and sold for the use OF the city.
to subject any visitor resident In the city TO AZ
fine or forfeiture for ten days after the arrival oil MS
or her dog therein; nor to prevent the owner or
kecDer of any animal mot vicious or danSerousJ
from driving II through the streets or alleys III
coming into, going irom- or passing throuRh Tue
civ Nor shall this section apply 10 any goat lor
which the owner thereof has Gbtaineda license from
the Auditor for keeping the same, for the time
allowed by said license. But me SAID icense sai!
only be obtained upon the certificate OF the laflS
physician declaring that goats mix Is aDsouteIy
essential 10 The health of member OF siti fanny,
and fixing a period during which he conceiYes y
will be essential. fec OF Ole dollar shall be paid
for every such license.
Published by authority. c,.,. 5,..,.
de 7-5I b. 4. fo" ARD tits teIh a.
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CITY AUDITORS oFFfCE,l
RICHMOND, December ., 1877?
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF TIE
L FUNDED DEBT OF THIS CITY will be closed
ON and after the 18Th DAY OF DECEMBER. 1877.
and viii not DC re-opcned until LAMAR, lsT'
1879. j. b. Rol SlEh,
do 2.lm AuoltOT.
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOVAL.-The CITY SAVINGS AND
n INSURANCE BROKERAGE COMPANY
and COULLING s. MEADE. Real Estate Agents
a:d Auctionecrs, have removed their office TO
1901, CORNER BANK AND TENTH STREETS,
where they will be pleased TO see their former
friends and customers. de e-lw
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NEW AND VALUABLEIN STRU- -
MENT.-Haying added 70 my case of Instruments
one of DIR. Morrison's celebrated BUR ENGINES"
am prepared to operate upon the natura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient
aud also with greater rapdty and thoroughness than
Ia possible to be obtained 10y the hand
JUD. B. WOOD, DDS.
OFFICE: No. 5 Ninth street. ap3o-eod
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN G.
~ TISr,-ofice 1913 Main street, Rich 3fIYE
mond. Va.-during the short days may be found ut
his Office from A. N. to 2. NJ.
All operations in dentistry performed in the best
manner.
Pure nitrous oxide gas always on hand for the
painless extraction Of teeth. de 4-eod3m
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F'UaW]ETURE. are.

tggsfI GID EszsRG Fa~1I snIy fssrres
!; u marks oftcn made by parties visiting our VIA
store, that they did not Know revere here and Mt
kept sslc fine furrltt say thai VIC have
and shall Keep d fun stock az the WALNUT,
PARL0R, and DINING FURNIs
TUtE, and the PIsET1I EST md EEST
Sk'TS TO be bad in the city. - E-1s~S
Il Parties In need OF goods In our line VIII firtse
give us q call at our old stand No. 16 Governor
de IAN 27f7E - - - +. CARTWRIGHT.
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sss,0Es. SHOES. de-.

dO1 A. N. HARRIS has Just I1s1
4J received new styles of Gentlr-e1zS~s-S
presents; Alaska Buskins, Low-Hccl and Broi assoc
WuIking-Shoes for old indies, very cheap; q COM
pete line Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shots,
&c. q A. III. HARRl5, aD. sBfead rs. -
de s second door from Erecdou ~ Fo1s.
aOt u. ATTENTION.! d3Is
4OI selliuv or POETS. SHOES. and go.
TRUNKS ut and below cost, 1t All Broad re <:st
street, 10 close business by January isi. =.
The grand closing out sale Is now In run b'ass ana
ciation IF this r,re opportunity 70 sect their own
BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. bss i.
NV s.ock is as vet unbrok en- aud have the n,ot
desirable goods manufactured. Remember thai !.
must yacate the store by JANUARY l5t, aud every ar.
tic!e in the store isOifered at prime cost.
- - = MOSES r. SAAL.
a31 Broad street, Que door from ftssh.
do Il #fa.. II .s"ts sEttsssas4 ~.
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PRANK HELFERT has removed toA
Il 1881 Main street. where lie is enabled to u
furnish the public with all kinds Of low-priced I'M
FURNITURE, especially In The line of u
CHAIRS, which he can sen for northern city prices,
especially chdrens fancy chairs. All kinds FUR
NiTgRE made 20 order, particularly -EXTEN-
SION TABLES. - .g,-.e,r.l . s,.. no ee-lm&
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These steamships are the LARGEST ~ THE'TRkDE.
Cabin passage sls anu 10, currency.
Prepaid stePrage tickets from Ityerpools QGeens-
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, 49,, cur
rency. .iT -is ~! iIH -s'si,sS: ststSSSrf 4
For further Information apply at the Company'st,
F. VIZ. HURST, Manager, Z
81, or to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, ~
oc1S No. } Governor at,sne' Pf"huoof.Ns.ts z
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JAMES E. BRAGG, POI, corner SecondM
continually receiving superior stock of FS3
CHAMBER, PARLOR. and DlNING-R0OMs I
FURNITURE, which he Is selling for cash as low
rs be bought In the city. Also ON hand, MAT
TRESSES of all descriptions OF my own make.
Uphosterlng and Furniture repaired ut the shories:
notice. r." &c ls-Sma
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of as good material and workmanship, IS can be
bought anywhere.
Upholstering mattresses, holsters, and pillows;
and al kinds of high and low-priced goods in stock
ail-customers, Warerooms Governor and Franklin
streets, no g
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$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND SIX PER CENT.
BONDS Registered or coupon). Price, so and
interest
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A NCHoR LINE STEAMERS. 4efEFss

A00Il0' LIN" :" 0IH4'unH7' ssisss ss
vry SAILING ~
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers bc0ke,i to and from rail way stations
pr seaports In England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
GUM, and the United States. t-.
Cabin fare from New York IN Ii0niou, Liverpool,
Glasgow, Or Derry. hy "Wednesday ssteainer, $50.
BY Saturdays steamer, SIS sud S15. !,
Excursion tickets, $40. "A payable I'm cirrencv.
Passengers booked DIRECT FROM Palermo, Genva,
Messina, and Trieste to New York.
Cabin, $40: stecrage, $50. PAYABLE In currency.
For further information apply To |
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, y. y. or
j. W, WYATT, Agent
iv4 3Goyernor- street, Richmond. Va.
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TOR BALTIMORE. e ss.
PoRHATAS sTEAMBoAT cosiF1NY.

Ire h ~ ,f#ssl u Septeniber 2lst, 1872.
/ TONsIGNEES OF FREIGHT sisI:lt ~
~ by thtsli are hereby notified that
on and after this date ali freight arriving by their
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS ut o'clock A. NJ. 4sst.s. -
sea S1ss,s.tsl WILLIAM II. BRETT. agent
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NtOR NEW 9OItk.-OLD DU-eCsE%
II MINIoN ST EAMSHIPC COMPANY. $1,000 sesEs
Tho side-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. Nj
AGARA, ALBEMtRLE. and IiATTEfAS leave
New York for Norfolk; City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAf,a and SATURDAY
at 3 o'clock =. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, stafF-rooIns, and bathrooms. 10
The fare, accommodations, aud attention arc un-
surpassed .e tG ..,. Jfst ga srts .ssz q
Close connections made with steamers for al.
southern and European ports. - "
For further information, apply to S.
81 ssE JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
nv "a No. 3 Governor street,
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Financial ana Co.nmorcial.

COLUMBIA. 8. G., August 30 Sales OF
cotton to-day 80 bales middling 1871.
LONDON, August 30-Noon. on.-Amerlcan
securities aotive-new fves S9Js. Con.
soils 922s.
PARIS, August 3O.-Speoie increased
$500. 900 francs. Rentes 55f. 45o.
LIVERPOOL, August 30-Noon. Cot.
ton opened firm-uplands 10; Orleans
10I; sales to-day 10000 bales; of the
week $4,000; export 5000; speculation
1000; stock $1,000, whereof American
is 20, 600; receipts 81, 600, whereof Ame-
rican is 5000; actual export 10000;
ahoat 2l2, 900, whereof American is 8, 900.
LIVERPOOL, August 30-Evening.-
Cotton closed unchanged. Yarns and
fabrics steady.
New YORK, August 30-Noon. Cotton
firm; sales 743 bales-uplands 212l; Or
leans 2211s. Flour very firm. Wheat l
@2c. better. Corn firm. Pork quiet,
at 14.0O. Lard-steam 81s@94. Stocks
steady. Freights firm. Gold firm, al
12A. Money easy, at 4. Exchange
long 81; short ga. Governments dull.
State bonds quiet.
P. M.-Sales OF futures ii, 200 bales
August 2OA; September 10 5,16, 20L
October 1875, 10 SIG; November l8 5-16,
19}4; December 1879, 10; January l9,
1871; February 1898, 1875. Money
easier, OF 293 Sterling dull, at 856(0
81. Gold 1224@12T. Governments
steady all day. States dull Cotton
firm; sales 1881 bales-uplands 217s;
Orleans 222s. Flour hrmer aud in fair
demand- common to fair extra 7.25(0
$50; good to choice 9.55@12.OO. Whis-
key 93@93I. Wheat 2(@3c. better and
in moderate export and milling demand
winter red Western 1.55(0l. .63; new
white Southern 1.S5. Corn shade bet
ter. Rice dull, at $4,000. Pork quiet,
at 14.00 ca 14.15. Lard unchanged
Freights firm.
ST.. LOUIS, August 3O.-Flour un-
changed. Corn shade higher. Pork
steady. Bacon firm. Lard unchanged.
AUGUSTA, August 30.-Cotton dull and
nominal; stock l,2l1 bales; receipts IS;
sales 72; weekly receipts 198
BALTIMORE, August 30.-Flour active
and tirmer. Wheat firm. Corn steady.
Oats-Southern 4O@41. Rye 75685.
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged. Whis-
key 94C9414. Cotton -middllng
2l54; receipts bales; sales 1876; stock
46O; weekly receipts 3l0; sales S46.
GALVESTON, August 30.-Cotton nomi-
nal. at 1991914; receipts GA bales; stock
5,115; weekIy receipts 1904 bales; sales
LIB.
SAVANNAH, August 30.-Cotton in good
demand and offerings light-middline
1914; receipts 263 bales; sales 95; stock
S44; weekly receipts 703.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS, August 80, 1872.-Nicke,..
SON Houxe-T Robinson, W, & a Il X; J G
Young, G, C.k A Il Il; u Il Phifor, Newberry;
w Shackelford, city; F Arnim, Hamburg; Il
wife. Newberry; Mrs L Lumsdon and child,
c; Miss Logan, ] J Richardson, wife aud
servant. Sumter; Mrs Rempke. Miss J Rempke,
Mrs l. Whittemore and daughter, Cherokee
Springs; Bush, G & ORR.
Columbia H0tet-I l. Clubhouse, Chester
A III Folohi, Z Montana, Charleston; G Lee, S
G; " Carwile, Augusta; A A Glover, two
Misses Glover, Miss Leila Bland, F Arninl,
Edgetiold; Spain, Darlington; w Aiken,
] II ONeill, Baltimore; j NJ Baxter, Newber-
~; J koen. WILMINGTON; G f konb, w A
Bradley, Charleston.
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BILE plmps and panderers to the ring-a
man who obtained, through my bounty,
tho money with which he is paying for
the whiskey be gives you now"
A voioe-How about that blockade
stock?
Mr.. Sawyer-Has it come to this
Another voice-Come down, old gen.
tleman-
MIR. Sawyes-That Republican can E
speak?
Another voice-Go back to de free
schools.
Mr.. Sawyer-Talk about the civil
rights bill. tell you that two years
more OF plundering of the State Trea-
sury, like what has been done last year.
and yon colored people will have no more
use to talk about the supplemental OWL
rights bill.
Several voces-Blockede stock! Block
ade stock! Bah!
Here the rabble became so noisy that
the distinguished United States Senator
could not be heard, and, therefore, con-
Guided his remarks with very exalted
idea OF the beauties Of Republicanism as
practiced in South Carolina.
LIN. Hurley was next Introduced, and
az once became master of the situation
HIS quick wit and ready ropartee OBJ
tanned for him that hearing which none
OF the other speakers could get. At first,
he was interrupted by shower of ques-
tions, and one fellow, more eloud-mouthed
than the rest, wanted to know how about
buying the Legislature. shut up" ro.
piled the fscetious Hurley; II don't
want to buy you, because there is some
meat that stinks SO bad that even don't
want to buy it," This shot told on the
rabble, and Tim. was master of the situa-
ton. He continued his speech in com.
parative quiet, and made very effective
one, soo.-Charleston Courier.
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M0LAssEs, CUBA, 45Qo5U
New Orl'ns 720oyU
Sugar H'se.. 350t4O
NAILS, y keg & O00D7 So
ONIONS. b bu 2000e2 40
OIL, Kerosene, 35@45
Machinery. 1901 90
specie, Gold Oils
Bilver... =. 001 U6
PoTAT's, Iris2 O0@2 40
Sweet, bus 2 OOQc3 90
RICE, Carolina IL o0pIO
SHOT, ybag. 275@b3 OO
SALT, Liyerp.1 9O@2OO
SOAR, Bfb,. SOLO
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5OO
Brandy 4 O0@12 90
Gin. IL 60@6 90
Rum. Il 6O@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@6 90
SUGAR, Crus&P. 1906
Brown. ..114@13
STARCH, p D... 84@lO
TEA, Greon fbi00Qo2 so
Black, i 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw. 1901 90
Smoking ,b. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6O
French. .@lC0
WINE, Cham. .29@31
Port, Bgal900@5 on
Sherry. 250@7 so
Madeira. q 50@7 O5
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smart young articled clerk, hearing
it stated by a lecturer that imam is mere
~ Machine" remarked, "Then l sup
pose on attorney may be said to be a
suing machine"
II tell you, Susan, that will commit
suicide if you don't have me-" "Well,
Thomas, as soon US you have given me
that proof of your affection, l will be.
lieye that you love me-"
A person addicted to the habit of chew.
ing the finger nails shows u wnnt of de.
cislon Of character, at leust 80 say the
Uranium savans.
The earth is q tender and kind mothe,
to the husbandman; aud yet at one sea.
son he always harrowe her bosom, and ai
another plucks her ears.
1t is vain to trust in wrong; as much
of evil, 80 much of loss, is the formula
of human history.
"Do you enjoy good health, Zacha.
ry" "Why, yes, to be sure; who
doesn't?"
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in utilizing for himself his terrible secret.
His hearer sat with imperturbuble
countenance until the close OF the bank
er's harangue, and then replied:
II will make you the tlepositary of nv
gold. You may control it's issue, and we
will together share the power it brings.
But my process must remain forever in
my heart. shall never reveal it. I
Will bring you in a very few days more
than you have now in your vaults. NY
laboratory is neur the now park, in u
building which would attract no atten.
ton, save from its dilapislated appear
ance. was at work there during the
most OF the past winter, and have by de-
grees succeeded in making myself quite
comfortable without attracting attention.
have several ways of access to it, and
never use the same way twice in success
sion. l admit have experienced some
fear OF discovery and attack; but my
guards are my dogs, and they are faithful
and silent. There is now more danger
than ever in the increasing volume OF
my product, which will need other
means OF transporting raw maternl and
bringing it bnck in tho shape of gold
than this old valise and my hands. ="
de then turned to convenient table
and wrote few lines, which he sealed in
IN envelope and handed to the banker.
There is the direction to my retreat.
shall ,turn in week with more gold,
and II fail to come, you may know
some evil hns befullen me. Then come
to me-"
The banker promised faithful observ-
ance OF the injunction. and with many
protestatlons Of mutual fidelity and good
Will, they parted. The paper has never
been opened, and the manufactures of
gold has steadily and punctuully reap
peared, bringing bis weekly enormous
additions to the bullion Of the bank. 1t
Is said that more than half million
nave been manufactured within the past
Two months and deposited in the bank.
Some OF 1t has been converted into
coin and put in circulation. Many OF
our readers who believe they are handling
the products of our gold mines, now
daily receive and pay out this substance,
created from base metals by one of our
most unobtrusive citizens. Some of it
has been run into the customary form OF
bars, and, stamped with the brands and
records OF our most famous refinery, has
been shipped abroad, as the basis of OK
change for banking institution on n
colossal scale, to be established on the
comparatively small beginning of one OF
our noted banks, and the effort will be
made to make San Francisco the centre
Of all commercial exchanges and tha
great depository of the products of the
world. The scheme is vast. proportioned
to the power which two men hold in
their grasp. It is frightful to reflect
What may be the result of their ambi.
ton, if it should pass beyond its present
reasonable limits. No human imagina.
tion can conceive the end to which the
wealth of our modern Midas and his
banker may bring all established modes
OF doing business, and indeed, as we
have said, the Government itself.
San Francisco Chronicle.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUIxitnNr.
ooRREOTEn WEEKLY by TIE BOARD oE TRADE

APPLES, Tbu.l U0GGl So
BAGdING, ..1S023
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22@24
N.Y.orWesBlb 7@1U
BUTTER, North. 35W4O
Country, Ji h. .20@25
BACON. Hams. 17@2O
Sides, u ID. .10012
Shoulders .819
CANDLES, Sperm40@50
Adamantine @ fbI7@19
CoTrON YARN1 600l rs
COTTON. Stct III .23
Middling.. .221I
Low Midl'g,.....22
Good Ordny,.... .2la
Ordinary .2l
CHEESE, E.D.b. 1905
factory. .10@2O
COFFEE, Rio, ,Pb25@27
Laguayra .25@30
Java .33@35
FLOUR, Co. 800@11 90
Northern .800@12 90
GRAIN, Corn l 00@o1 10
Wheat 2 00@2 SO
Oats. -. .7E@00
Peas i 25@1 so
BAY, North, 2 25@2 SO
HIDES Dry, Bbl3@l7
Groen .@S
LARD, % d. ..114@14
LIME, 81 bbl.2 25002 40
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Am interesting 1onne lady was nrreste

An interesting young lady was arrested
in Kansas City, few days ago. and gave
the following account of herself: She
was born in Virginia. and when quite
young, ran away with circus. After
performing for several years as female
gymnast, she learned the shoemaker
trade, passing herself off as a man. She
then tried blacksmithing awhile. aud
shod horses in the army. Being taken
prisoner, she revealed her sex, and SO
get away. Since then, she has been q
rough. quarreling, gambling, drinking,
fighting, working on railroad, getting
i'll and out Of Jail, &c.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the goth instant. by tho Rev
W.D. Kirkland, Mr.. JNO. II. KIRKPATRICK
OF North Carolina, and Miss L. G.. BURNS, .
this CITY. No cards.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-31

- A cubic inch OF gold is worth S16O.
@ ,OOO,oOo in gold, according to the
ngures at the mint, weighs just about
two tons.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-31
FIRE AND RoBbERY. .-On Friday last

FIRE AND RoBbERY. On Friday last
while John Gist. alias John Winder, an
industrious and frugal colored man, was
absent attending religious meeting,
his house with all its contents was burned
to the ground, and his money ($75)
stolen. Everything indicated that it was
the act OF on incendiary, and colored
man, by the name of Frank Gist was ar.
rested, and confessed the burning and
robbery. Forty-six dollars was found
upon his person. Union Times.