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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

THE LATE JAIL WmrPISG-CAsE.-Thc at
tentou of the IIu>tinys Court Wis engaged
during the entire day yesterday in hearing
the case Of The Commonwealth Is. w. &.
Wilkinson, who was charged with whipping
one Charles Ncison, 4 prisoner who escaped
from the custody of the officers and was sub
scqucntly rtarrested and punished for his
escape. \ number of witnesses were eN-
amincd and after argument the case was
submitted to the jury just before o'clock.
They retired, and after IN absence or about
half an hour returned to the courtroom
with verdict Of guilty, and assessed his
fine at -. Judge Guigon then ordered the
accused to be sent to iail for forty-eight hours,
but at the earnest solicitation OF counsel for
defence, the Commonwealth'S attorney, and
Police Justice White, all of whom desired
the court TO remit the sentence of jail-im-
pri>onment, Judge Guigon concluded to
lessen his term Of Imprisonment, and fixed
ii at twenty four hours.
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OFFICERS OF THE TRADES UNION CoMrASY.--
The Trades Union Company of Richmond
have elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: f. S. House, president; John
II. Bailey, vice president ; Joseph N. Hum
phreys, secretary; r. f. Minor, treasurer.
J. 2. Gregory, Thomls P. Wilkinson, Israel
Bee, B. Collins, and Arthur L. Johnson have
been selected as directors of the company.
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Composition Of the next California
Legislature.

San FRANCISCO, September 1O.-The B'stke-
lin gives the following summary OF the COM
position of the next Legislature-viz., Re-
pub!icans, A Independents, 80 Democrats.
4o-total, Iao. Necessary 10 cleo: United
States senator. 81. The friends Of BOOTH
(anti-railroad) think that his strength from
the start will be much greater than can pos
sibly be combined for any other candidate
for the United States seUatoish:p.
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Wnsheu~fan Items.

WASHINGTON, September l0.-Thet tTrea-
sury Department will send photographs OF
the genuine and spurious S1oo-bilis to bunk
Ing establishments.
Tn, Government offers 81, 900 reward for
the arrest OF deiauIti'g collector Harper,
and orders the arrest OF suspected deputles.
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A CAMPAIGN INCIDENTAL gentleman who

A CAMPAIGN IScIDEST.-A gentleman who
was present at the political gathering at
Buckingham Courthouse on Monday tells
Us this incident: Hughes had been speaking
for two hours when an old countryman, IA
tier in liquor, stepped up to him and said !:
Look here, Colonel, l don't want ter kick
up fuss or to enterrupt ye, but these here
people air gittin darn'd tired of hearin' you
talk Hughes, politely bowling, stepped
aside and said " Well, sir, III give way to
you." "No, sir" answered the countryman,
g might not do no better than you but
there is heap Of felers here that kin tar
ye to picceS,'
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COMMISSION ORDERED.-Richard Hay, n
boy about thirteen years ofagc, was again be-
fore the Police Court yesterday. charged with
interfering with persons in the public streets.
Justice White committed him to Jail and Or
dcred Il commission to inquire into the con-
dition Of his mind.
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The California tHine-HOrrOr-Safety of
Some Of the SupDOsed Victims.

SAN Francisco, September 10.--Four of
the men supposed to have been smothered
in the Lincoln mine. in Amador county,
have been taken out alive. They were shut
up in the mine for thilty-siX hours. Two OF
the men in the mine were drowned while
trying to reach the shaft before the water
had been lowered.
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PAYMENT OF DAMAGES ORDERED.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday Judge Guigon is
sued an order for the payment Of damages
to Edward Mackie and John McKenna for
that portion of their property condemned by
the commissions for the opening Of First
street from Jackson to Dural.
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Second Dispatch.

New York, September 1o.-The ascen-
sion has been postponed. The inilntlon
commenced at 3 O'Clock this morning. When
one.quartcr filed it became unmanaScahle.
Holes six feet long were cut in ii by Major
Donaldson The Safety-yalves are said to be
out Of fix.
The arrangements for the infation of the
balloon were of the most mcagre character
Up to II O'Clock Professor Wise had not ap'
pcared, and did not send an explanation OF
his absence. 1t is now accepted as certainty
that he has abandoned the trip.
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EireS.

MEMPHIS, September 10.--G. NJ. Ycnablr's
saw.mill. in the northern part of the city,
was burned last night. Loss, $4,000. Uu-
insured.
BALTIMORE. September 10.--Thc scveh-
story cotton.mill at Witherdsyie has been
burned. Loss, $4,000.
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p,,,,.r,, u,tch I'm Chicago.

CntcAGo, September IA bll'iard maich
was pmyed here last night between George
Slos.on and John BeSsngef, on cafoh
table, tour balls. 1000 points, Tor 500 Sos
son won in one hour and fifty minutes. his
average was i42.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September lO.--For the
Middle States, generally cloudy weather.
with rain and fresh easterly to northeriy
winds from southeastern New York TO Viz
2inia, but with southeast to southwest winds
and occasional light rain from western New
York to West Virginia.
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HELMBOLD's BUCIIU is the only reliable remedy
for diseases of the urinary organs. Take it in sea-
son. and do not be i'm "oscd upon by quacks and I'M
posters.
We are glad to learn that the absence Of the ceie-
bra.ed DR.. IIelmbold has not prevented the contin-
Ucd manufacture Of the Buchn, so well known as
the only efficient remedy for diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs. There countcricits Of this
most excellent medicine. Genuine has proprictor's
private stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-ThC
business CT this road for August was larger
than for any previous month of its existence
the income amounting 10 S151, ,s5l.22. Th'
business for the corresponding period of las
wear was STA $780,
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RADICAL MEETING IN MISUNDERSTANDING
Radicals will have political meeting in
Manchester tonight, and Colonel John r.
Popham, of this city, has been detailed to
address them. Judge Morton was at first
delegated, but having to leave town Colonel
Popham was substituted.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MANCHESTER
All persons interested in the formation Of 4
Central Kcmper Club are expected to attend
the meeting in front of the county court
house tonight at O'Clock. Good speakers
will be in attendance.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Decline I'm Gold.

Especial telegram to the DispatcI.I
WASHINGTON, September 10.-The steady
decline in gold for two or three days has
awakened very pleasant situation in the
Treasury Department, and the Secretary
thinks that if business is permitted to rcgu-
late itself, and the bulls are left severely
alone, gold will soon reach as low a point as
it did in the spring of 1871, when it was
lower than at any time since the war.
TNOS
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Picnic At WEST PoINT.-Thc grand
family picnic of the season, announced to
take pIucc at West Point yesterday, has been
post poned until Monday, September 18th.
MeSsrs. Stephen Curry, G. z. Rudy, and John
III. Frischkorn compose the committee who
have charge Of the arrangements.
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A CONSERVATIVE MEETING will be held at
Goochhnu Courthouse on Monday, Septem-
Der 18th. Colonel William p. Burwcll, of
Richmond. and Judge William Pope Dab
ney. of Powhatan, will address the people
on this occasion.
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SENT TO TIE ALMSuOUsE.-R. Is. Gibson,
who in tit of mania q potu raised IN alarm
OF fire on Tuesday night, was sent to the
allne- house yesterday for medical treatment.
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TEACHERS ISsTlTuTE.--.Drs. Rulner and
Sears will be present at the Teachers Insti'
tutc to be held at Salem, Roanoke county,
on the 23d instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
By W. GOd'lln.
AuctIOnccr and Real Estate Agent,
CORNER Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TXCELLENT AND VERY CONEE-
IL Observation-Disclosures BRICK DWELL
ING. IN A VERY IMPROVING LOCALITY.
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CAki BETWEEN
SA Eat the request Uf tho owner twhsc sinali
family does nu require 80 largea hons. otter ior
sale the EXCELLENT BRICK DWELllSG lo-
Gated rs above The lot has front Of IS hS Isl
feet to-; vide alley. The main dwelling contains
seven Mom,. with n sub-ha>cment. In which j.
furnace for heatngi when necessary; iron raiiliS
II front: front and rear p0llic0cs, with wing con-
t;liuinc three rooms below for servants anu, above
bathrooms &c: Two chambers ind IN rctr thereof
an excellent brick Kitchen In which Il cold anu hot
water: also. stable. wood aud coal-to iscs.
Th" whole premises are not only rcTafkabiy
we'll blit. but are very convenient aud IN WJeo
order. The plumbing alone cost, only it" years
A personal inspection will secure purchaser.
By calling at my office will accompany those VINO
". GODD1S,
,.1qt Real state Agent.
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TRADE BELONGING TO RICuMoND.- LChar-
lotttsvillc Jertr'$ontdu R-pubhcdnJ The
trade Of AlDcrmlrle. in The present state OF
Internal improvements. naturally belongs TO
Richmond. The Chesapeake and ONO rall-
road, The Orange and Alexandria, ana james
River and kunawha canal transport all OF
the produce NJ AIucmarlc county tn the
markets. Charlottesville is near the centre
of this large and fertile country. We there
fore note the distances from this phlnt :
From Clnrlottcs vile TO Richmond is only o'
miles to Alexandria it Is ITO miles 10
| Washington city 11S miles: to Baltimore l3S
miles. He>idc> the advantage i'll distance,
which it thus appears Richmond enjoys over
AlcXandria, Washington, and Baltimore, she
enjoys the direct, uubroken connection OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and the adj
vantage OF cheap transportation. Ills water
communication will be complete to Char
lottc~yllc this fal while there is break in the
railroad connection between Charlottesville
and the other points above-namcd. Under
these circumstances the fact that Baltimore
and Alexandria take a large part of the trade
Of this county--indccd, the bulk of the gro
ccry, hardware, and dry goods tradc-is Il
rrproach to The energy and enterprise of
Richmond, especially in view.o the fact that
our people feel deep interest in the pros
pcrity of Richmond and are delighted to
know Of her success. The fact Is, it we are
TO Judge from the efforts made by Richmond
for our trad. We would infer tiIa, she cares
nothing about ii. The grocery trade OF
Charlottesville alone is no inconsidclablc
item. Yet Eicllmond makes no effort worth
talking about for the trade OF this great
county.
In view Of The fact that these foreign mar
kcis. under the Disadvantages we have re-
tcrrcd 10, take SO large IL share OF this natll-
raj trade Of KichtHuud, one would naturally
expect that her merchants would hll the
county papers Of AibcmaIlc with attractive
advertisements, and energetically press all
tle other usual appliances 10 draw the trade.
But she sleeps while these sources OF wealth
are stealing from ller.
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UMBRELLAS.-P. WEISIGER & Co., 1901 Main
street, have of the largest assortments of UNI
brcllas, silk and gingham, il this city.
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Double Assassination I'm Louisiana.
DISTRICT JUDGE AND A DISTRICT ATT0RSF
MURDERED on THE HIGHWAY.

MONROE, La, September 10.--Judgc F. s
Crawford and District Attorney Arthur Fl
Harris were assassinated in Franklin parisl
while on their way to hold court. Il is
thought that personal and not political diff
tercnces led to the assassination. Crawford
was IL Radical and Harris Il Democrat. Boil
leave families. The murdcrers are un
known
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THE NEW POSTAL CARpS-vcry useful for busl
ness purposes. Cards or announcements oi any
kind printed OH them will pass through the mall ior
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly ana
chc.lply dOuc IT this office
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LABORATORY OF DIR. W. ii. TAYLOR, ASALYTT-
CAL AND CONSULTING; tHEMIsT.-The result Of a
careful chemical examination of II. Scmmcs'>
Pure Rye Whiskcy" enables me to confidently re-
commend il to those who des ire an article Of I'M
questionable purity for medicine or AS bcrc-
rage The say pies subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels, aud were selected
by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
Aualvtical Chemist
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CAUGHT AND PUNIsnED.-GeSter(lay officer
Burnett arrested Dabney Minor (ncgro boy
for fast driving, and Justice White fined him
IS.
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REES & co. EMPLOY NONE BuT FIRST-CLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen Il bad picture from their gal
lcry. We recommend our readers to their cstah-
lishmcnt Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOTE PAPERS.-Prm-
rose Amber. Eau dc Nil. Fawn, Pearl, Violet.
Azure and other shades initial paper from CSC to 81
per box. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH,
No 1919 Main street.
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CONSERVATIVE CLUE OF MARSHALL WARD
This club will hold meeting at Cones
school-houSe, Broad street between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-SiXth, tonight at y O'Clock,
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| HAVE ASALYZED THE WIIfSkEY KNOWN
under the brand of "B SELECT" controlled by
Mcsssrs. WALTER ID. BLAIR ( Co., Richmond
Virginia, and lind it free from fusll oil aud other
Impurities, and recommend It's use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. Is. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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FALL STYLE IIATS.-P. WEtsIGER & Co, 1901
Main street receiving every day their fall stock
Of hats, and invite the public To give them call.
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The Massac chusetts Republican Con-
yentiOn.

SCn1iCN.
WORCESTER, September 10.-All the in
coming trains yesterday were crowded with
delegates to the convention and prominent
politicians from all part, Of the State, and
the city is full of strangers. The State Cen
trai Committee were in session nearly all
night hearing and deciding upon the claims
of contesting delegates. Their report will
be presented to the convention to-day.
The canvass just closed has been the most
exciting that has ever occurred in Mas>achu-
sets.
General Butler arrived in this city yestcr-
day afternoon, and is stopping at the Bay
State House.
The Convention will meet at II O'clock
and will organize by the choice of ex-Gov-
ernor Bullock as chairman, d. b. CogswcN
as chairman of the Committee on Creden-
! tials and Ex-Governor Clatiin as chairman of
the Committee on Resolutions. The names
of George +. Hoar and Charles Hale will te
on the latter committee.
Second Dispatch.
WITHDRAWAL OF BUTLER AND UNANIMOUS HoNI
NATION Of wAsHRuRS.
WORCESTER, September 10.-Mr. Lorine
called the Convention to order. Governor
Du!loCh WAS uiiuc pa bii'Chb 'hhi h'"b
There was 4 dense crowd present. loaI
and Butler were loudly cheered.
Later.-Butler ha, been withdrawn and
Washburn was nominated unanimously.
The following is the remainder of Tho
State ticket MISUNDERSTANDING, ThonEl,
Talbot Attorney General, Charles Il. Train
Secretary of State, Oliver Warner; Auditor
Charles Endicott; Treasurer, Charles Adams
Jr.
Especial telegram 20 i'T DspatchI
WASn1NGroH, September l0.--Therc was
considerable interest mantle ;tcd here to-day
over the nomination by the Worcester Mass. y
Convention. Although, from the figures al
ready presented, th2 feeling was general that
Buffers chances were heavily on the wane,
and this was proved by private adyiccs du'
ring the day indicating Very surely that he
would not get the nomination, there was very
| little disappointment expressed, and thos'
would have been very glad to throw up thcil
| hats if he had received it appeared enough
| contcnted to have WashburE the successful
man. Comment is various upon the stua-
ton, some declaring that it will give Butler
his political quietus, while many others be
licye that the disappointed a>pirtnt for gu
| bernatorial honors will break out in new
| place before long and treat his people t
another dose of the malice and contempt h
| has for several of its most distinguished lead
| ers. I'lMoS.
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POSTAL CARDS.-Thosc who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly ana
chcaply done at The Dispatch printing house.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


ENIIdNu.
LONDON, September l0.-Marie Stuart
won the st. Lcser stakes Doncaster second
Kaiser third. Eight horses started. The
betting was two to one against Stuart.
spain.
MADRID, September 10 -Senor n. Saline
ron has been unanimously elected president
of the Cortes.
The Cortes has voted urgency" upon
bills granting the Government extraordi-
nary powers. calling out the reserves, nl-
posing lires upon absenting members, and
authorizing u contract for 1,oOp,oOO pcSctas.
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NOTARY PUBLIC APpolNTED.-The Cover.
nor has appointed Mfr. &. NJ. Addison a
notary public for Mount Laurel, Halifax.
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THE WAGES OF CRIME--The fines imposet
in the Police Court yesterday amounted +
GfO
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+ BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURSIsH
ING GOODS from 4. Il. SPENCE & son.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready made and made tt
order, by +. Is. SPESCE & son.
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Accident to TN Ocean Steamer.

HALIFAX, n. s., September 8.-Thc steamer
City of Brussels, from New York for Liver
pool. has arrived here with the City OF BIis-
tol in tow. with 4 broken cylinder.
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The aforementioned whlskcy, made In 1862. can
be had for three dollars per gallon 1T
i. T. ARCnER'S, No. I35 Main street
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made te
order by L. Is. SPENCE Il Son.
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LOST, SrRAYED. DC.

c10 .-Strayed about two TEN
SiU weeks ov,. a LARiiE BnlNDLk E.
COW with white belly. white hind feet, and y
white spot OH The light side near the shoulder \
reward OF FIVE DOLLARS viii b gwen ior any
Inflammation that will lead her recovery, or TEN
DOLLA AXIS for her re,urn to nc. -
Mrs. WILLIAM A. WYATT,
No iO6 CLAY street, between First aud Second
r. S-Anv one found harb BRING said COW aneS
TIL, will b. prosecuted TO tn: extent OF the law.
Sc Lit
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The Transatlantic AcrOnaUtic
Expedition.

THE ASCENSION PoSTPOSED-THE BALLOON oU1
OF FIX AND UHHASAGEABLE.
New YORK. September 10.-The cnormoll:
balloon has been and is still being visited by
thousands of people. II the weather is IA
vorabIc the balloon will be launched at {
O'Clock this evening. The aeronauts expect
to land in Europe on the morning of the
second Qay,
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HOUSES, HOUSES, ,HOUSES.-We have
L L tor sale privately scyt ri! y EW HOUSES, four
10 i've Zach suitable for mall families, pe1-
sautiy and conveniently located. For ternis, &C.,
apply 10 MOODY toi iAtL,
Real Estate Agents.
Office corner Seventh and Hull s.rrets.
auo1 Mauchestr.
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more generally than is now supposed, caused
many dealers in securities and paper to look
rather blue, and to groan out complaints
about the uncertainties Of business and the
poor returns to Wall-strcct capitalists.
STATEMENT OF MR.. sKIDny.
Francis Skiddy is the head Of the firm of
Skiddy. Minford & Co., Of No. 1ol Wall
street, who are among the heaviest importers
of sugar in this city. Mr. Skiddy has been
identified with steamboat, railroad, and other
interests for many years, and has always
horne Il good name for financial strength,
but the events of the past few days show
that he has gone beyond his depth. He was
found at hls office in Wall street yesterday
surrounded by sympathetic friends. He posi-
lively declined to furnish any information
whatsoever.
[Mr. siitdy is well known TO the business
community Of Richmond, and has Invested
n large amount of capital Eerc.]
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General y. p. Banks will enter the lee
tllre iield this iull with the following sub
jcc's: .Will it Endure" Il review of the
American Republic and the dangers which
threaten il ; "Punlic Opinion" "Burln-
game" dryden, the Father of English
Poetry" and " Scandinavia"
There is u boys gambling-house at Long
Branch.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS ". KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, furniture, pI-
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DRlNATE SALE OF THE GRANITE
i QUARRY OF THE JAMES RiVER ~ "a. \, 8.
TIE COMP NY. consisting of ONE HuSbREB
ACRES OF IArD with Improvements thereon :
DWELLING-HJUSE, WHALE. DERRl'h. ana
complete OF I;Kf APPAkATIS. lbc I'r,ry
OF The grau.tr unsurpassed. The property fronts
on James river. living III chpSterilclr county, Va.
adjnDing he Lands OF :. Blscit freLcb near lhe
Cily OF Richmond. Bids I'm Ting arc soiicited'
and Tie highest bidder will become the purchaser.
For further Information apply 20
ISAAC II. SHIELDS.
Attorney Ut Law,
corner Tenth and Bank streets,
Richmond. Va,
Attorney for James River Granite Company
AL AL
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na,.ssss. STATION ExY. xc.
FACTORY, BOOK BIN

DAPER-BOX FACTORY, BOOK BIND
] ERY, BLANK-BOOk MANuFACToki.- -
Having enlarged and improved our Paper Box Fac
Tory Book Bindrry, and Blank Book Manuiactory'
we are prepared to do all work cnttuslcd 10 Us
In the best manner and ut reasonable prices and
we can with confidence say To those Who may favor
us with their orders that they can rely on having
Them executed 10 their satisfaction. .
All person. In want Of anything In our inc,
whether Piano Forte, Mus sic-Book, Work-B3x,
Writin:-Desk, Stationery OF any kinn; Books
Pamphlets, or Music bound: Blank Book OF an!
size or pattern. Paper Box OF any shape or ior any
purpose are respectfully invited to give lis CALI or
send their orders. x-,, ,.,,,.,.
Ses WOODtloCof tI an III VI.
SEPTEMBER 18TH WE EXPECT TO
- have ready for delivery DIGEST OF GRAFT
TAS'S VIRGINIA REPORTS, edited bv ". L.
RoYALL, Of the Richmond bar. Price, 4s. Early
orders solicited.
All the NEW WORKS and large stock o
STANDARD LAW, LEGAL BLANKS, aud sIA'
TlONERY for sale. .,,c,,
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
soodsw 13l. Main street.