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This list, be It remembered, was drawn up
by a Republican member of Congress from
Massachusetts. 1t had no political intent.
alt meant business" and business only. Ii
comes TO the public eye now only through
lawsuit between one Of the capitalists OF the
Credit Mobilien Colonel MCCoMB, and the
Credit Alobilier.
But one of the gentlemen named has spo-
ken. 1t is that heightened gentleman
Speaker BLAlNE. His reply was, to all rc'l-
sona!Ic minds, conclusive. He merely said
that the thing was false, and the man who
said It was a--wcl|. we went repeat. MI.
BLAINE was excited, and perhaps wien I've
becomes calm will think over the expression.
At least he will think over the unreasonable
ness of supposing that mere denial, now
ever violent, will weigh against a minute
and circumstantial statement made on oath
in a court of justice, and made by a person
Mr.. BLAIYE's equal in reputation, but not,
we NAV add, in fraud, seeing that AMEs has
fallen among thieves, and BLAINE il not cX'
actly the good Samaritan; nor, indeed, dld
he 20 by on the other side rs the inorc con-
siderate i.cyites did, but he has fallen upon
AMEs and divided his raiment.
Among tic others of the list not one has
answered the charge. One of them is can
di,tate for the position of Vice-Presidcnt-
Mr.. Henry WILSON. he cannot treat the ac-
cusation with contempt. 1t is matter OF
grief that within the last two months he has
placed himself in position by mendacty
that cstoIs his treating any diSreputablc
charge with that apochryrllal evidence Of in
uoccur. Shall the country hear from him
The present Secretary of the Treasury is i'll
The sanc position, charged by man OF his
own sta'c mud party with bribery and cor
rup:ion. v i'll we have IN answer from him
The country would like to hear.
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sSE'IIs'gA?n

GTREETS BEYOND PRESENT CON
~ PDRhTE LJMlTS.-,PUH!iC %bTICE.-In
Council Of Richmond. August 18th, l,79, II "nS
" hcsotred. That this Council petition TO The Le-
e!slaturc for the passage OF the following act mark
cd AZ. intended to give the necessary power OYER
the streets beyond He city limits; that the City
Clerk he charged With the duty at serving cGpy OF
legislature and request their aid III the passage of
said act; and that public notice he given in at least
two Erwspapcrs of The city for one week that III"
city Of Efc!mond. in extending its liats Drynnd
tie prcScn, corporate limits, will rot RESPECT any
streets laid out by private pnrtcS which do not
range WITH the streets OF the city"
From journal No. II, page $40.
T. G. GOWaKD, City Clerk.
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A GRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
NEAR RICHMOND.
RACES! RACES .

THREE DAYS RACES G. NzA
viii come Of NJ Tie Fair sGSas&IsssSeT
Ground, September Eth, 18th, ~>sEsIat5sSasT g
and l9tlI
First Day--pursc s:5a. one milc ar'l repeat.
-. I. Mau.c. of Baltimore. enters s"rrcl horse
Hanover: y Errliugking enters black mare Shoe
Fly: j. {. Smith enters brown illr Armstice.
Second Day-ruIsc $loa-- $50 (" The first So TO The
second. and :l5 to The third ll3iuIlle ana repeat.
4. l.. Rcdscckcr cutters gray hors" Gray Eagle
ID. O'Ncal enters bay ecGing Irish Champion; &.
". Baker enters white 2"ldnI Eorkctts: j. t..
Smith enters hay getting NlaNimilian; ~ Dyer
enter, h1y mare Chester.
Thir! Day-Pursc Sl5a:lOg tr the fret. :3j 10 the
sccuI:,,. and Sl5 10 the third.
j. Z. Smith enters brown r'arc Arn.istirc u: Eng
lti,gking enters black mare SEyC-tIy: G. x. Mauic
enters splycl horse Hanover: \. j.. Redacckcr
enters gray horse Gray Ea%lc ilall-ii" AMI repeat.
The public may rely on guuL sport. IT. several
al the horses cntcrcd have wcl-dcscrveti rcput:.-
ilnn".
4 MGLE-EACE will come OF The second day.
G.tc open at 8 O'Clock.
Race ~ come n Eat n'clock promptly.
Gate opens on Broad street.
90 I.-itt -. +. WARD.
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FERTILIZERS.

EERTILlZER On TIME.-We are now
4 receiving our fall supply of IELI.'S AM
MOSIATED BONE SuPhTPIlOSrIiATE, which
we arc authorized to sell for cash, or on six ar even
twelve months credit. for city acceptances or ar-
proved. Endorsed negotiable notes only. We deem
il unnecessary TO say any thing In commentator CT
this FERTlEIZER- its valne for grain crops being
fully enthusiastically It's continuous use for series ct
years by 10 many reliable aud practical farmers.
Send for circulars.
Ne offer for sale Il full line of BODNER'S HOT
ANkER BOLTiNG CLOTHS, and solicit orders
for FSOPu and FfENCI BURR MILLSTONkS
and EUKfKA SMUT MACHINES. and consisn-
meuts of TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN. and other
country produce. DuPU1 MCKINNEY.
sc ls-dltw2tsNSat
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(AJ
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE EN-
TENSION OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF

AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE EN-
THHEs cIfY Of OF TIC Rc46SB Or
l. With view to such future, enlargement Of the
limits of the city OF Richmond as the anticipated
increase In population nny hereafter demand, the
Council OF said city Is authorized 1T any one or more
times after the passage of this act To cause survey
or surveys to he mace of contiguous lands In any
one or more or all directions. nos exceeding two
miles from the limits of sud city t;s the same now
exist or may exist rs hereafter cNten'cdl and to
cause to DO Indicated and defined within the limits
Of sIid survey the boundary lines OF such streets rs
1t may nc deemed proper ~ embrace Mllnih any
proposed future extension of the city limits.
:. map Of such survey, plainly indicating ne
any such future extension ui the corporate bounds
shall lie made. The character of any buildings or
other permanent improvements located within or
obsructing the pro0scd streets existing at The time
the survey Is made shall I've described the face of
sad map: Such proposed streets shall also be DE-
signate,i Ivy suitable monuments erected along tie
sane for the information of all parties concerned
3. When such survey Is approved Ivy the Council Il
copy of the map thereof, with certificate thereto
anne Ned signed Ivy the president Tor some other
officer or member of slid Council authorized 10
certify Ivy order thereof, and with certificate
from the engineer of the city also annexed setting
forth that the said survy Is correct (Which reItf-
cafes shall be acknowledged 10y the parties signing
the .;,lllc is deeds are rctIiircby law to c acknOw
edged for rccorl. shall DC recorded. together with
such certificates and acknowledgements. In the deed
book of the clerks office Of tie county court OF the
county or counties within Which me lands ana ma
streets embraced within such proposed extension
lie; copy of the Sc, in like manncr ccrtitetland
acknowledged, shall also hc recorded In the deed
book In the clerks office Of the Chanccry Court of
the city of Richmond. or In the dcc'!-book wherever
kept In said city, In which deeds for lands therein
arc. for the time being, recorded.
4. After such surveys shall have been made
and approved by the Council and a map
thereof recorded, as hcreinbcfore provided,
all buildings permanent improvements, not
including fences, thereafter erected shall exist
III The risk OF the owner of tie land and those
claiming under him, and the same may be abatcd
aud removed whenever the limits OF the corpora
embrace
from claim for damage or compensation for the loss
thereof.
5. a copy of the map recorded US Is hctnbeiore
prcvi(!ed certified by the clerk or officer having
charge Of the deadlock i'll which tile same Is re-
corded may be used in evidence, and shall bc cffcc
tual To rluveall matters duly appearing thereon NH
der This act.
g. This act shall be in force from its passage.
sc list
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Personal---very.. Or. Hoge, of Richmond,
IS at the New York Hotel; ex-senator Hun.
ter and Governor Walker, of Virginia, at
the st. Nicholas, aud General Bradley 7.
johnson Mt the Fifth Avenue.
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ANsjSEM ESES.

VIRGINIA HALL.-PRoFESsOR AMBER
Y son, tho iuslunist. has concluded 10 remain
here another week. during which there VIII hc an
entirely new change of programme.
hG,issiGE, CSC: reserve. seats, soc.
MATINEE. on WEDNL Sl,Af GnG SATURDAY:
on which occasion ever child rcccivcsa present:
Doors omen at ?: commence III j. 81 lf-!w
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Killed ny the explosion on board the steamer
Agnes JOHN TYLER JISktNS, While acuhe ~
wheelsman.
John WAS worthy colored man, formerly fhc
property of Elisha K. Folkes. Bermuda Hnnareds,
Va. usirjhg the war John had every opportunity
OF freeing himself but preferred to remain the pro-
perry Of those who, with bis good old mother, mourn
his loss. lei d. T.. T.
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UNCLAIMED MISUNDERSTANDING
" dividends belonging 70 the ioe ;,1eel If the
Rishmoni Fire Association for distribution. Upon
the surrender Of the certificates OF stocks 20 III ~
ElIyson one Of the trustees, tho anoahIs aue "ni "
mid 70 those e,iii tied thereto -.,..u.,,,,,
n, ease lost certificates, proof OF the 6wnersnp
and ,oss must be made by affidavit aud bono Wltl
security given to indemnify the trustees aHu a'i
others Interested. ,or,,,crp,
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ST 2-COdlnl

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.
~ NERSl!IP Notice is hereby given that the
SLOAT and ANDREW j. ADD1NGTON. under
the name md style of SLOAT & ADDINGTUN. hns
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. and In
future the business will be carried on by the said
GEORGE Il. SLOAT on his separate account
WILLIAM B. MATTHEW'S. our attorney, IL author
lied by to pay and receive I'LL debts due and owing
10 and from said partnership.
SLOAT & ADDINGTOS. by
WIN. B. MATTHEWS, their attorney.
RICHMOND August 10th. 1872. au 21-aw
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nTNEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
Uc ar,. now receiving o" FALL STOCK. nnd win
he pleased 20 sec our customers. We nave hea't
tjful stock of
PRINTS. COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS.
BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS.
ALPACAS Of all kinds and colorS.
OPERA FLANNELS and all other Kinds OF
flannel, yer" cheap:
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SILKS, SATlNs,
RIBBONS,
HOSIERY. and other nodons-fers cheap;
BLANKETS ct all prices.
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of SHAWLS and many other
articles.
We have just rccci vcd the best stock Of KID
GLOVES IN the city; splendid KIDS ut 75c.
All Of thcee articles are to be foundat
WILLIAM TIIALTlIMER SONS,
1913 Nain street, opposite the post-oftlce, AMI
40 10 Col Broad street. corner Sixth.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE NAL
81. SPECIALITY.

OFFICE, No. MARSHALL HAIL. CORNER BANK
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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LIST OF GIFTS
One grand gift, cash SiV;,Gj)
Dnc4rrl nd gift cash $4,000

Total, 1000 Gifts, all cash S5O9,OoJ
The Concert itself will be the most brilliant or
chestral display that occurred In the West One
hundred performers, gathered from all parts of this
country and from Europe. under the direction Of
Professor last- Will contribute TO this grand lni,s
cal carnival. And TO afford ample room for every
ticket-hOlder to Djoy such unusual musical fes-
val, the Concert will be given in Central Park.
where arrangements have been made TO acc0mlno-
date I'LL who may come.
Persons holding whole, half, or quarter tickets
will he admitted to both the Concert and Drawing,
and none without such tickets viii he admitted TO
either.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, S. quarters $3.50; II
whole tickets for 800 Is for s355; Sc for $500 n3
for 900; 2S5 for 5ou; SIS for 600. No discount
on less than $iUo worth of tickets at time In ne
corancc with numerous solicitations arrangements
have been made with all the railroad and stramb'at
lines leading into the city for the sale OF roundtrp
tickets. goud for six days, to all persons who may
Wish to attend the concert or drawing such tickets
will be furnished by the Louisville and Nashville
railroad: the Louisville, Cincinnati aud Lexington
railroad the Louisville, indianapolis and Madison
raiIrOad: ti,e Ohio and Mississippi railroad; The
Louisville aud Cinc!nlaa ,ialiboat Line: and the
Louisville, Owensboro' and Henderson, Nal! Line
Packets.
All agents are required to close sales aud make
their returns In full time tO reach this Office 10y
THURSDAY, September %. To do this successfully
those located at great distances must close some
days before the 18th
Al tckefs TO which gifts are awarded will he paid
without discount by The Farmers and brewers Rank
either In currency by sight draft upon the Fourth
National Bank Of Saw York, mt option Of the hold
Room No. 4, Public Library building, before they
will be paid by the bank. - - ~
Tho drawing Win be published in the Louisville
sent 10 purchasers 10 whom tickets have been sent
= 'e''S'i 49, THOMAS f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pubic Library of X en.nrky,
Public Library Building, LOUSY lie, ny.
Sc SacedS wsowtsss9 81
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sssE4rAa.s ssxsssls

~ gHEEDENE FOX INVITE At T
Tgyriosg Is largo asrivalaof ALL and WINTER
fs.Ss t;ooY5s Wild xviii comprise the LARGEST
NJ MOST ATTRA YEssAsscRTMEsT, In
an aerartraents, eaar offered by them.
- slsI kKEEDEN & Fox
g, CO. rf''-"-@9 No. 4o1 Broad street.
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WILLCOX 8 GIBBSS
! wv SEWING-MA MACHINES.

WILLCOX s. GIBBSS
wv SEWING-MACHINEs.
WILCOX & GIBBa SEwlSG-MAC1uNE OFriCE,p
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.}
lss-....
Dear siatiarn,-The vslue nf q sewing machinecan
be determined accurately and beyo,,d peradventure
by giving It thorough ami impartial TRIAL at your
TRIAL s "
own home aud that you mny know, all yon can OF
the WILCOX & GIBBS here freely offer you one
without imposing upon you any opn.ation u pur'
WITHOUT
chase unless Il proves perfectly satisfactory: no
charge for Its use, or carriage, instructions upon
CHARGE
It. Other machines are taken at fair prices lrr IN"
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those who
'.. AND ...
wish 10 purchase upon the instalmcnt plan, and viii
give full Instructions To Ill at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear In mind you are welcome to the Use OF ma
FREE.
chine free Yours, very truly,
jc 20 aAMES L. a. 9lnbc.
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The amendment of the Hon. John +. Lewis,
United ststes senator, has adopte,iby Congress.
The Gink rupt Hw now, asamendetl e1cmpts $500 Ia
money, 5000 In land or personal property Stale
xemiaion OF 1850. and wife's DOVER ati aO-am
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beg leave to announce to my and the pub
lie that shall continue the BOOT and SHOE III ST.
NESS In all its branches, and shall he happy To- serve
them in the future, ny have done during tile past
forty wears with the best goods in that line to he had
I'm the country. JOHN G.. PAGE. JR..
So ,a-at 1l03 Main street
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SEwEN<a.MACgaLNEs.
SELF-ADJUsTING TENSIONS.

The " DOMESTIC" combines with its remsrSa.
bic simplicity and ease of running great qnidnea
of operation with wonderful range of work.
Don't fail to examine It. ~.
AGENTS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY"
921 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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rBNHE SUBSCRIBERS have received from
l. the house of Novc.lo & Co.. London large
supply of MUSIC, Including
OPERAS, ORATORIOS, SoNATAS,
HYMNS. GLEE-B0OkS,
NURSERY RHYMES,
Vui.UNTARIES ana OFFERTulRES for
the Organ;
ANTHEMS, SHEET MUSIC, for the riano
and Organ, &C., &C.;
to which they invite the attention OF amateurs and
the public generally. ~
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
sel6 1905 Main street, Richmond.
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cCHooL ON CHURCH HILL.

Mra.E.J J. PEASANTS Will resume the duties
of l,cr school at &c. 2312 Broad street on TUES
nav t,cto,sr LAT Sc G-3w*
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
IVA EIGHTH SESSION.
FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS.

J. p. MCGUIRE. Jr. university of Virginia.
PRINCIPAL Mathematics. &c.
+. &. EENABl.E university Of Flrginial, An
cicnt Languages, &c.
JOHN MARTIN. ". A., washington and Lee
Universty.) Modern Languages, &c.
The eighth session opens on the LAST MONDAY
f3oTH) Or SEPTEMBER, and closes with the last
week In June, 1879. .,
The Scho0l-hOusc will I've enlarged and improved
rs to warmth and ventilation so rs to meet Ill pos
sibc requirements.
rhe organization proTi,'cs for preparatory Class
md rs MANY regular classes VIII prepare St'-
dent 90 enter the universities or TO go Into bisi-
ness $780,.
Prrrrrutorr ass--:ll charges. SIS 90
Regular cl:tsscs--tuiion except In languages
other than English .:.... !. %
Languages other than English, each....... %
Sons of Clcrgym"n--all charges. ........... !" ~
Proper deductions made when parent SENDS
more than one sou.
Circulars in the bookstores or Apply to the rrinci-
nal t0S. west Grace street 50 2-eod2w&tdlm
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RICHMOND CuMMANpERY, NO, ~
Kr1cBTs TEMPLAR. September u, isIl. 6,

RICHMOND CnMMANpERI, no, - =
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. September u, lsIz. }
ORDERS No. 5.-SIR KNIGHTS w
- IN pIr Comma ~ err # Tcmplars Of ~
Eirsinia You Will assemble at the depot OF = Y
the Eirnmondan1 Danyilc Railroad Cam
In.t,nt nj o'clock. To proceed to the Montgomery
White sulphur Springs 10 attend the annual ASSEM-
hiy of the Grand CcmlnaTtcry Of Virginia 10 be
holden at that place.
Sir knights will appear nj the car: with black leit
hats and brown linen busters and viii tike WIN
them the complete "dress OF Il Tcn!'i.r on iot.
nv t,rler of thn T. e. l.. J.. BASS,
Captain-Gcneral:
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK, Recorder. SC 1871
AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the stock
n boilers of the Richmond and FORK River haii-
road Company will be held at The liXcianSc iinci:
I'm the city ur Eiclmog'l. up TUESDAY the thn ID
September, 1872, ri !: Oc!tck ~. ,i
20 io,d Secretary and Treasurer.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. dc.

NEW AUTUMN BOOKS FOR SALE AT
~ WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
EBB-TlDE. BY author "Nalerie Aylncr." &c
Cloth, Isl so; paper, 81.
SARATOGA, lo6l By Eli Perkins. Profuscly il
lustlatcd. "Thc book Of the season." ~.
UNAWAkES. by author of The Rose Garden.
THE WEARS DAUGHTER. Ry George Melon:
aid. A sequel TO "Anuals Quict Neghborhood"
and SeabIard Parish" SI5O
MICHAEL FARADAY. BY Gladstone. zoe.
YESTERDAYS WITH AUTHORS. A delightful
book. Sa.5n.
OMBRA. by Mrs. Oliphant. 75c.
THE MAID OF SKIER. 75c.
DOCTOR YANDYKE. by John Estcm Cooke. 81
THE BROoKES OF BRIDLEMER. by j. &.
NOT pRETTY BUT PRECIOUS, and other shor,
THE GOLDEN SORROW. A Novel. SOC.
LITTLE FOLK LIFE. Ky Gail Hamilton. 4
charming book fur girls. 9oc.
Thrown TOGETHER. by author "Msunder-
stood" Si.5N.
WOVEN OF MANY THREADS. One Of the most
delightful novels of the day. SC.
TuE Mk,MBER FOR PARIS. 75c.
koUGiIING 1T. BY Mark Twain. illustrated.
gaE0
AT THE ALTAR. From the German. $l5o.
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DFFICE RICHMOND AND PETEISEuRG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-T follow
~ Ing consignees have frcights at this cnmpany's
,.epot which they will remove at once, paying
charges on the same or their goods will be stored ut
their expense George & Boykin, Lucy Coleman,
'rredegar Company, A. l.. Sheppard I Co.. Palmer
Co, III. NJ. Smith 4 Co.. Watkins & Harrison. r. ..
Noting s Co., 4. F.. Campbell Co, Staples 4
Rllr r. Graham. WI. Smith. W.J. Harrison, P.t.
Crew * Co, Il. A. Cullen, Talbot & Co.. r. Tinsiey.
- : - 'a'-.,.,-E X. Is. kASEf,
sc lC-lt General Freight Agent.
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RICHMOND, September 10, 1872.

In retiring from the firm of John c. Page Jr.
be- leave say that tae great pleasure In TTcuni-
mending him tr The confidence Of the public, aud
| respectfully solicit for him the patronage OF my
/ frlthds. JOHN X. PRESTON.
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,ssEEffNt,sj.,,,

THE MEMBERS OF JET .s:z1;es s;;sssaz
i FERsoN LODGE, no. {: To-. SlgNs
regular meeting on THIS iM"ndsyI ''<'"S''
EVENING, the 10th lns sant; ut o'clock dance by
Candidates for inilia1ion VIII be ~ a''eA0''"''
go Ie.;tE JOHN B. VAUGHAN, secIeslI1. --
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DISSERTATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The co-lsnrtncrship heretofore existing. be-
tween the undersigned under the firm and style of
JOHN c. PAGE. JR., was dissolved on tho Isl In
stint hy mutual consent.
Al PERSONS indebted to the concern will make pay
mcnt 10 JOHN G.. PAGE. .IR., and all persons ltlv
Ing claims against the concern will present them to
him for settlement JOHN G. PAGE. JR,
JOHN K. PRESTON.
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ArNTICE.-Tne ro.nartner,llip hcrc!otor

NOTICE.-The co-partner>hp heretofore
~ existing between ". W. BALDWIN and
GEORGE 4. BALDWIN,. under the mans aud style
OF BALDWIN & BROTHER. has ing lTcm IiSsol-
we'd lv the death of GEORGE +. BALDWIN, the
l,snss of the late firm aud also that of the cstttc
of GEORGE T. BALDWIN. deceased. viii he
settled by the surviving partucr All parties having
claims against the l,ic firm "r the estate at
GEORGE Il. BALDWIN. 'trtiastd, are Hereby no
tilted tn present tir :l,le Cor Immediate settlement,
uiIti iluSr indebted to IN, will come forward
and So tie III uurr. W. ". BALDWIN,.
surviving partner and administrator "f
George Il. Baldwin,. Deceased.
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NOTiCE.-The business heretofore conducted by
BALDWIN Il BROTHER will be continued by
the undersigned. who respectfully soliciis the pa
tronatc SO liirrilly bestowed On the late firm.
IS l9-Iw ". W. BALDWIN.
NOTICE.--'rhc undersigned. Under the
/ nanc aud firm OF paWtIATAN WElSlGER
& CO.. have tOrinsd co-partEcrShip fer the pGr-
pose NJ cnNtncriug the HAT. CAR. AND FUR
HtsiNESS in all its departments, both wholesale
AMI retail
With greatly increased facilities. the firm in
yi;c. the attention of merchants Of the States If
Iiiglula and North Carolina 10 their large and we'll
assorted stock, which Will be sold on most liberal
terms.
Special Inducements ~ sash buyers.
fOWHhThN WElSlGER,
CHARLES +. KENT,
sp n-roJlm f2Ol SiuIu street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-16

CHIMES OF ALL KINDS
- REPhIRED.-AIl the Late Improvements pnt
on the "OT II" SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWlSG-MA.
CHINE Our advice To- owners OF the sLnA1
ELLIrTIC is to not sacrifice them for Yankee hum
hug machines, GEORGE u. SLOAT.
20 Successor IN
Re 90 sLoAT ADDihGion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-16

THE NEXT SESSION OF HAMPDEN
L SYDNEY COLLEGE will begin OH THURS
DAY, September aih.
in addition to the studies CT the curriculum. IN
structinn will he given IN German 10y Professor wal
Ter Blair aud IN French by Professor Addison Hoge,
ut :. ice Of So Cor each language.
For further particulars, or for catalogue, address
REV. j. II. P. ATKINSON, D. D.,
Hampden Sydney College.
~ le-a,n Prince Edward county. Va.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

a French newspaper describes the
progressive journalism Of Great
Britain as follows: The Scotsman is
printed on the from Edinburgh to
Glasgow in a wagon belonging tothe
paper, which contains printing ma
chine. cases of type and quick com
positors. During the journey the
edition for the provinces is worked
off. with the addition of the news
and kilograms received on the road. "