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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-13
Richmond and Her Trade.

Tcssrs. Editors Of the Dispatch: The in
creasing evidences Of the growing prosperity
and substantial improvement Of your city
can but be gratifying to every one who lows
the old capital of the Southern Confedcracy
for around the name q: Richmond bright re-
COLLECTIONS cluster that will not pale. and
amid her hills and valleys, beneath the shades
of Hollywood, and in the roar OF the fockiH
James, foud recollcctlons custer tllal WI
never die in the lifetime ana the history VI
the Confederate soldiers.
But am astonished to meet SO few south
erncrs In Richmond, and surprised to learn
on inquiry that so 1ittle trade concentrates
here from North and South Carolina and
Georgia. / deem this state of things due to
the conduct OF the merchants of Richmond,
who, to all appearances, are indifferent to
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ELe Blockade Of The "Yirginius' -
Broken Up--Thc United States AS
sfrmpS Tho * HcSpnuSibiIity,

HAVANA, Mag 1.-the Spanish war
steamer PHarro has arrived at Santiago de
Cuba from Aspinwall, having abandoned her
vigilance over the steamer Virginius on ac-
count of the arrival there of the United
states steamer Kansas. After consultation
between the commander of the Kansas and
the American consul at ASpinwall, the Fir-
@inus was declared an American ship, and
her commander then hoisted the American
flag.
The instructions of the Spanish Com
mandcr were to watch the Virgnius (block.
ade-runncr), and this mission was term
mated on the acceptance Of the response
biity of tie Yirginius as all American yes
sci. The Virginius left port previous to tn
departure of the PiZarrO.
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Mexico.

MArANoRAs, May 10.--'rhc city is still
under martial law, though several disasters
are reported to the revolutionists.
CAMARGo, May S.-General Trcvlno, with
his entire force, has departed for the interior,
abandoning the line of the Rio Glunde.
Diaz is in ,Jalisco, rapidly organizing.
1t is reported that three of Rocha's bat
talions have pronounced in the mountains,
and that Durango killed their chiefs and cap
tured the Government provisions and muni.
tiUnS.
Trevino states that an important move
ment Is atoot to concentrate the revolution.
lists and capture the capital.
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EXCURSIONS TO HoLLYwooD.-Scyelul gen
tlemen have recently associated themselves
together for the purpose of establishing a
linc of communication by water between
Richmond and Hollywood, with view to
atfording more agreeable aud expeditions
route than any now enjoyed. They propose
to run line of covered barges between
Eighth street and the Pump-House, stop
ping at Candles Hill to take on passengers.
The first boat will leave Eighth street OH
Wednesday. which is memorial day, at
8 \. n, and no doubt hundreds
of people will avail themselves of the op'
portunitv thus afforded to visit the cemc'
tery, or return, without exposure to the heat,
dust, frequent stoppages, and other annoy
ances incident to other routes. The boats
will be drawn by horses, and they will be
safe, neat, and commodionS. The proprletorS
have also done well in making the charge 1ol
transportation Of passengers very low. such
enterprise must meet with liberal reward III
il generous patronage.
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Communicated,

NeSsrs. Editors Dispatch ! see by the
papers Saturday morning that the School
Board Of Education have ordered the pub.
lie schools to be closed at T. NJ. on Wednes.
day next, in order to allow teachers and
scholars all opportunity to attend the memo.
rial celebration at Hollywood. This is all
right and proper, and to it l have no ohjec.
ton; but what wish to know is, why the
same privilege was not allowed the teachers
and scholars at the celebration at Oakwood
on Friday.
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4 RARE TREAT.-Our citizens are to have
IN opportunity afforded them this week of
heariny the Justly celebrated octettc of voices
from Washington (tlat took the prize in New
York for their proficiency in concert to he
given at Assembly Hall for the NonumentaI
church to pay for the repairs on their organ:
In addition to the octette, Mr.. Wheat will
play several pieces on his grand piano. (pre-
Sented him by Messrs. Chickering IL Sons, OF
New York; This latter alone would be
enough to crowd the house, as Mr.. WheatS
reputation as Il pianist is very widespread
and when the fact is considered that he Is
not in the musical profession, the public may
never have the chance Of hearing him again.
We congratulate our people OH the prospect
they have of soon hearing these artists of SO
high III order.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1872.


Steamer Eliza HancoX, Clifford, Norfolk, merclan-
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatuin, agent. 49,. u
Schooner CA. Jones, Griffin Woods Hole, gu
ano. Allison s. Addison. @,.t,l sql
Schooner John Farrs. -----, New York, iron,
Trcdcg;ir Company. IS. EN-. rffss ,ts.. - !3ir..l
Schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Jackson
vile, Fla, lumber, TrcGegar Company
SAILED. us .s.sE
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. ID. III. Rogers. agent.
Schooner Mary Francis, McAndrews, Trenton, n.
j., zinc ore.
Schooner f. r. Murney, Murney. Washington,
granite Curtis & Parker. Ts.s.,f'
Schooner Virginia dare, johnson, Washington,
granite. Curric & Co. r.E n. @
SchoonerS. Ii. Sharp, Sharp, Washington, granite,
Curre Il Co.
Schooner Casper icft, Shcw, down the river, Light.
Schooner Lizzie Houston, -. down the rtrer,
light.
Schooner Breeze. .--- down the river. light.
Bark Lizzie Taylor, Proctor, ilmington, light,
To load for Europe. a-.a ~ =
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TIE TESACITl OF TRtTIl.-When nation as
clcar-hcldcd as the Americans once become con-
vinccd from long experience and observation, that
au article possesses superior excellence as metli-
cine, not all the prcpo>tcrous clamor Of all the
worthless rl,nl-vcndcrs In the Universe can
shake their belief in its efficiency. Truth IS very
tenacious thing, :s these worthless are beginning to
discover. PLANTATION BITTERs has too firm a
hold upon the popular esteem to he In the slightest
degree affected hy the culd-water diatrhcs which
the advertisers of ferncntcd slOps without par
ticlc of ALCOHOL are fond of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows'cry well
ta this peerless rcuovant and tonic does contain
spirits but u also knows that they are of the purcst
ami most wholesome descriptiun-riz. fine old St
Cruiy tic most active and beneficial d!iluscr VI lis
remedial and inyigorating properties throughout the
system which could possibly be adopted.
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.,.r,nN SALES THIS DAN.

...,> >,,.sr sslat 81. NJ. u hr!ck dwcll!n&a"d
.-..,.., f,,s u& Rclv!dcHo street.
.. ,,,Ntll. will eel at - NJ. n t:sct Of
-, ~, !s:c Daniel W-orsi,au., on the
..r ad.
.,.. WILLIAMS viii sell AZ - NJ. Il
. ......,. ,hr c.p-t .iilr Y; Fifteenth :. rect
.. ,.vfh ui Main.
.,...il,N vii >cIlat /. NJ. 5Sa acres Of land,
...... .soo..lsuc. barns. Sc. at Halfway stat
-'-, ~ l,iond and Petersburg railroad.
tlfAM~ wllI sell at . L. NJ. n large
-,.}, -.ts IN Manchester.
.-u kIT.I'I. viii >cn at i" 4. ". pi-
....,,lG .aTl,ifuGr, n"u s''ucr'cs.
.-,L,tri viii >,!i at II! a. NJ srorc-
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General Items.

Letter from Hon. John GO0dc--He
Fayers the Cincinnati Nominees and
Thinks Democratic Nomination
UnWisc.
NORFOLK, May 11.--Monday's Tlrginidn
will contain Il letter from Hon. John Goodc,
the Virginia member OF the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, correcting the
statement in the letter Of the New York
HcralpS Richmond correspondent that he
was urging extreme Democratic views. Mr..
Goodc says, as at present advised, he is pre-
pared to support the nominees of the Liberal
Republicans, and he thinks it would ie un-
wise for the Baltimore Convention to make
Il nomination.
The T,ginian. James Barron Hope
editor, says, in commenting OH Mr.. Goode's
letter, that it prefers Captain Pen to Captain
Sword.
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cable from Rev. II. T. Yates, q veteran mis-
sionary of the Convention TO China:

caDle IRON Rev. II. L. Yates, o veteran HIS
sionary of the Convention TO China:
'PARIs, May II, 1872.
"Well. Voice convalescing. Psalms 10l.
[Signed1 YATES"
The Convention again took up the ques-
ton of the frequency of its meetings, and
after further discussion refused to make any
change, but decided to continue its annual
sessions.
The report on the instruction of the CO.
lored people was taken up and adopted.
The Convention then resumed the considera-
ton of the report on the Sunday-School
Board, DR.. Brantly withdrawing his substi-
tute; and, after lengthy discussion, the
Convention adopted the report, and thus re-
fused to abolish the Board.
4 mass meeting for Domestic Missions will
be held tonight. DR.. Fuller, of Baltimore,
and DIR. 7. G. Jones. of Nashville, are ex-
pected to deliver addresses.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money ,rarke,

NEW YoRg, May 11.-specie shipments to
day S2,397 900. The bank statement shows
that loans have increased s,717,lOO; specie
increased s1,679,700; legal-tenders decreased
sl01, 800; deposits increased S5,6S1 100.
Money easy ut to per cent. Sterling
quiet and firm. Gold, ia to 114t. Gov.
crnments advanced to /. States steady.
Tennessee's, 6Sl; new, GsI. Virginia's, 30;
new, 81. Louisiana's, 60; new, 55. Levee's,
&c; S's, 10. Alabama's, sS; IS, 60. Gcor.
yia's, 10; rs, sSa. North Carolina's, Sc
new, 20l. South Carollna's, ID new, 35ll
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ErNkn EaIl.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 11.--A negro man
named Delaware Tyree, who was few days
since sentenced to eight years. confinement
in the penitentiary for grand larceny, broke
jail last night, and is still at large. He is said
to be a desperate character and an old Of
fender
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dSagrceabIea IL day rs could well be imagined.
The weather WAS very hot, the thermometer
reaching 80 degrees, and IL high wind pre-
vailed during the entire day, blowing dense
clouds of dust all over the streets, into peo-
PIES faces, and over their clothing, without
regard to race, color, or previous condition.
Towards sundown there was an appearance
of rain, but those who were anxious for it
were disappointed. Neighboring farmers arc
complaining of the dry weather, while others
assert thlt only the corn needs rain.
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jon PRISTING.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts, sherifs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered ii
the D1SrATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all Kinds OF Jhl
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short ncii'r ards,
BllI-Ic.,ds, Heads Programmes Eail Tickets
Hlauks. pamphlcts, Tags. Hnnd-'|la. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show Bills, Cheeks, Drafts Sc &C.,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed.
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impeachment Of Judge Barnard, dc.
ALBANY, n. u, May 1.-THE Assembly
has impeached Judge Barnard and appointed
board of managers to prosecute the case
before the Senate.
The Senate has passed constitution
amendment prohibiting appropriations fol
sectarian schools
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WELLINGTON GoDDIS, real estate auctioneer,
has made the following sales suce the 1st of
April:
Vacant lot on the south side of Grace
street between Seventh and Eighth streets,
551 by 1854 feet, for SG,0S6.GG.
Vacant lot on the cast line Of Fifth street
between Clay and Leigh streets, J6 by l2C
feet. tor 81, ,2G0.
between City Hall and First Presbyterian
church, 639 by 1869 feet. for $4,000.
Sixteen and one-iitth acres of land i'll Hen.
rico county, one and half miles north OF
Richmond (without improvcmcntsl $500.
Vacant lot on the west side of Twelfth
street between Main and Cary streets, 5GS by
81 feet, for S5,6GG.GI.
Two vacant lots on Union street, 33 by sc
feet, for $3.50.
Farm on Williamsburg road. 5Gi acres,
one mile below Ricllmond, for ST, 1850.
II 35S-l 900 acres OF land OH the s:ctlc,
town road, near Sidney. ut 500 per acre,
$3,0S9.50.
Nine and half acres of land near Gilles
creek, on the road to BIngg'S mill. fol
81, 1926.
Lot on the south side of Dock street, los
feet, running back to the ship lock. iol
$4,000.
-Four acres of land in Henrico county, il
Sidney near ScutlletoWn, for 81, 100.
Brick tenement on cast line Of Sccont
street between Jackson and Duval streets
2j3x122 feet, for 81 800.
Thirteen acres of land in Chesterfield
county near Manchester for $1,000.
Brick tenement on east side of Eight
street north of Leigh street, adjoining the
residence of j. V. Daniel, for Sl,4J0.
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The Radical RefOrIners' Convention
Victoria Woodruff and Fred. DOu.
glass for President and Vice-Presi-
dent--UprOar i'm the Camp, &c.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Radical Re-
formers Convention have adopted wonder
full constitution. Mrs. Woodruff spoke,
prophesying that from this Convention would
issue power that would shape the world.
Mrs. woodruff and Fred. Douglass were
then nominated for President and Vice
President; whereupon great confusion en-
sued.
A delegate nominated "Spotted TAIL" say
ing he preferred "Indians before niggers."
Another suggested that if Douglass de-
instead.
The Convention broke up in an uproar.
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HcusE-P PAINTERS' ASsoCIATIoN.--Thc Jour-
neyncn IIousc-Painters' Association of Rich
mrnd and Manchester perfected their organi-
zation OH Saturday by the election Of the
following officers: r. L. Pollard, president; ;
George Lee, yice-prcsidcnt; james ii.
O'keete, secretary; l.. Spies, treasurer !;
James II. Malone, doorkeeper On and after
the Goth instant the members of the ASsocia-
ton will demand 800 per day.
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-
"Whcn W.: first married. my brother sent me i
Grover Il Baker. and afterwards Wheeler Il Will
scn: hut did not like tho stitch of the first the
other WAS too complex. and both were too noisy 10
suit me. SO exchanged full-case Wheeler & VII
for halt-case WILCOX Il GIBBS and the latter
has worked to charm. We were afraid in en-
changing two-thrcah for onc-thrcad machine
that we might lose in tho operation. but our .fdmiiN
letter G. like HGtion1t letter G.' has fought
it out upon the Singlc-liuc principle, and now
have peace '"-.ErS. Z. " Bcnjami", Rjcerhcnd,
L.
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MILITARY PIc-NIc.--The members of COM
MANY G have In contemplation an excursion
"a West Point and picnic ut some early
day yet to be fixed. This COMPANY Is com, com,
nosed of good material, and 1t is to be hoped
that that it's treasury will be replenished by this
means.
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COMMENCING WoRK.--The new paper mill
recently erected on the site of the old Frank
lin paper mill is now ready, and will COM
mence operations to-day. The company
working it have purchased the best ma
chinery, of the latest patterns, with all the
new labor-saving improvements, and Will
thus be enabled TO compete successfully
with any mill in the South. Alta meeting of
the directory Saturday Mr. II. w. Lubbock,
for many years clerk at the old mill, was
elected to the same position in the new one.
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youth in Galcna, H.. got from second story To
the street by the simple process of setting fire 10 -
key of powder We suggest that he 80 Ia T.. B.
SPENCE & Sons and buy new suit uf clothes as
his old ones must bc used mp.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
R1cHAos,p, VA. May II, s72. )

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED y
RICHMOND, Va. May u, 572.
OFFERINGS. 20
tWHEAT-White, IS. bushels. Gsa S.Ser
ConE.-White, 1ra7s bcsheis. Mixed, st bushels. N
.- MEAL.-lo bushels. 40 lls 80 s2
sSCREESISGs.--l bushels. ~ g Es
SALES. .ss
WHEAr-wh.tc. is bushels very good at Sl.so;
l2 bushels good at 81 SIS. ssfssEts sgrtseSs
CoRN.-White. 6Is bushels prime at 7ac.. Tss BUSH
els very good ut 7sc. Mixed, 81 bushels at Isc.
MEAL.-10 bushels good at &C. III zs 4. tsesS
RE-ExH1BlTED. 5r,.,s ....i4
CoRS.-Whitc, 1852 bushels. 4,
NEW YORK :MaRKETs. ss5f. 4
NEW YORK. May H. Cotton inactive sales l25
bales upalids, 23tc Orleans. 2isc Flour lesTisc
letter, but les; active. Wheat irregulaf aud noMi-
nay 26f5c. higher Corn 16I2c. better. PORK nrmer
1T sl3.s7@Sli. Others steady. 1:;tsf s5s
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May ll.-Flour active; Ctty Mills
high grades advanced $50. Wheat firm, stock scarce,
and prices unchanged. Corn firInerat 72gsac. Oats
active: western, 50llaSc- Rye quiet and unchanged
Provisions very dull. Mess Pork. 81. Bulk meats
'lnll and unchanged Bacon--Shoulders, 3ssa16c. -
rib sides, 7sll7sc.: clcar-rib sides, Tsc. sugar
cured hams steady Mt i3Glla!c. Lard ssc. western
tutter active and lower; choice yellow tub, ?22sci
fair to good, a2G25c. Whiskey dun and lower at
Virginia consols, s4i West virginlas, II. North
Carolina's, DID, 35t. All bids. h - Estt
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WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL BUY.-Fivc dollars
will buy linen coat, gauze shirts. .ncck-tics, socks,
and lot Of other things, at T.. B. SPENCE & SONS.
1000 Main street.
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BlSIoSS.-Scrious cases lately treated by Dr.
ScIIULrZ no. Nineteenth street,. painless, &C.:
That of Rev. DR.. Read; ingrowns nails, j. IL.
boswell; corls from Hon. Beverly Tucker OF such
he states his mother died; COINS, daughter of DR..
I.ll
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ADyERTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLfsoS & Co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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PlMpLEs on the face. cruptions hntclcs, scrUi'l-
lous Diseases and ull sores arising from impure
blood are cured by DIR. PIEKCE's GOLDEN MEDI-
1,,I III
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C.. Mortimer Wskcy is the name Of Troy mll-
sira composer. j.. B. SPENCE Is the name of Il
celebrated Richmond cIothcS-nakcr.
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To CANDIpATES.-IIarc your tickets ard caft's
printed at tie Dispatch Irinlinf-IioliSc. Orders
promptly filed at moderate prizes.
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ELECTION TICKETS-rnr c"ur'rE ana city
friends can have their clc"inn tickets printed al INC
Dispntrh Office Il, short notice anl on The most rc-
cnO.hln FERNS.
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GOING OFF Nike Hot CAKEs-Thosc seventy
fvc-ccnt gauzc shirts ut +. B SPENCE Sons, 1900
Main street
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"iohED CONSERVATIVE CLus.---This or
,a'E]n!!on will meet tonight for the transac
.,'h ot business concerning the aunicipa
tstg!0u.
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Masonic R.nauct--sad Case OF Drown
ing.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 11.-A banquet was
given last night to the Supreme Council Of
the Scottish Rite of Masonry of the southern
jurisdiction of the United States. 1t was q
grand affair. Toasts were given and re.
sponses made by Sovereign Grand Com
mander Albert Pike and others.
David Haupt and Aleck Ante, each about
eight years Of age, were drowned last eve
ming while bathing in pond.
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Gentlemen who are suffering from il-iitting
clothes should go to +. j. SpESCE & Sons and try
ono Of his experts at cutting. Fit guaranteed
prices moderate.
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Police Court, SATuEnAr-JuSftce Il. d.
White presiding.- following cases were
disposed of:
Il. +. school, charged with using threaten
ing language towards G. S. Stoops. Fined 81
Burwell Seaton (colored), charged with
stealing $40 in United States currency, the
property Of Oliver Gordon. Evidence insult.
ficent to convict discharged.
Robert Barton (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Sally Barton. Fined s..
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The RELIc!CuS HERALD Is read in every neigh
borhOnl III the South.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD is the organ OF 100000
Baptists-a good advertising medium.
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rrr CONSERVATIVE CoMMlrTEE.-A special
ing Of this committee will he held ut
"r"T'atiE" headquarters Tonight.
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80" buHrluN SUGAR REFINISG COMPANY
U"l".l ncctlng of the stockholders of
IA dominion sugar Refining Company
trt on Friday at their office, corner
.'Alceuth and Dock streets. james il.
i,!, ID. W, called to the ctE'lr, and
""''m T.. WCfnblc acted lis secretary.
Ia" Hntml report OF the president was
lifted - the stockholders. 1t represents
prospects Of the company to be most
ling, and states that the machinery
Ma, designed for the building is all
H. T.. and h;is been put III place and
ii i3r; that the company l. entirely free
80 "rst and liabilities Of all kinds, and
' ~ len days they will commence refining
e "" tir-t cargo OF imported sugar. The
'l' "s,> adopted.
- #lilAings which have been prepared
''u. refinery. and the machinery therein
"flurd. are said to be tho best and most
"pIe'" ot the kind south of New York.
ID capacity Of the refinery ut present Is
." hundred barrels Of sugar per day, but
"oniir,py VIII lee enabled, when 1T Is
III desirable. 10 increase the number to
nnndred barrels.
'1e election Of ciiiccls resulted III the Sc
'o1I oi Charles T. Wortham, ESD, Us
.--'den'. and Mcs5rs. Benjamin ii. Nasll,
IN ii. Montague. John w. Wright, and
3'aon 4. Myers, directors.
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A. EIrvsoS & Co., Advertising Agents, DESPATCH
m,sdIne Will receive advertisements and have thcm
Inserted In any Journal of the country at regular
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CrTY CorScIL.--Thc City Council will NEE
this afternoon at o'clock.