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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14

THE SOUTHERN lII>ToRIcAL SOCIETY ac-
knowledges the receipt of the following COM
| munications and documents, which have been
| filed for preservation, or publication III the
| Southern K0gazine-viz.
From Judge John A. Campbell: Letter
enclosing the memoranda of the converse.
| ton at the conference in Hampton Roads be-
tween President Lincoln and Mr.. Secretary
Seward with hes,rs. Hunter, Stephens, and
himself, in February, 1868; also, copy of his
| letter To Senator William A. Graham, Of the
| Confederate Senatc, in relation TO this con-
| ference.
From Captain Richard F. Walker: List of
| officers and privates o! the "printcrs'
Guard" an organization Of editors, printers,
and others attached 10 the daily press 0: Rich.
mond, who. though cxcmpts from active mil
| ,arv duty, were called upon to repel raiders
and to guard the city of Richmond, and per-
| formed such duty repeatedly.
From Benjamin j. Losing, Ii. D.: The
| American Historical Record and Repcrtcry
of Notes and Queries concerning the History
| and Antiquities Of America and Biography
| Of Americans. Vol. 3. AIgus:. 1874. No. So.
Circulars have been addressed to many
| officers and pliyateS of the late CoateGerscy,
asking answers TO questions aS to personal
services in the war. These answers will be
registered, ard printed hereafter with the
! published material OF the Society. We give
the answers of General tlpheuS Baker, OF
| Eui:luu, Ala, ~ Il specimen Of the charac.
| ter OF answers desired. Similar information
| from any person not specially addressed VIII
be thankfully receivcd:
| "AIpheus Baker, of Eufaula, Ala, born
near AbbcYllc Courthouse, 5. c., May %,
| 1S2S; before the war lawyer entered the
army 9Th Of February, 1861, private
captain Of Eulaula Rifles, Company b, First
| Alabama regiment infantry. in February,
1861; colonel in December, 1861, Of organi-
| cation known Us First Alabama, Tennessee,
and Mississippi regiment infantry, composed
Of four Alabama, four Tennessee, and two
| Mississippi companies, stationed at Fort Pill
| low, Tenn. : captured Sth of April, 1862, at
| Island No. 10 imprisoned first at Columbus.
o., and then at Johnson>s Island, o.; cX-
| changed at NickS burg in September, 1862 !;
after exchange colonel Of Fifteth Alabama
| regiment, name Of which was changed to
| Fifty.!ourth Alabama; March, 1864, pro-
moted TO brigadier general, commanding
Thirly-seventh, Forlietb, Forty-second. and
Fifty fourth Alabama regiments, under
| General Joseph L. Johnston, corps COM
mander General Hood. until he superseded
| Gen Johnston. and then under General Ste
| phen ID. Lee; as captain at bombardment OF
Fort pickens. in 1861 as colonel at the scige
of New Madrid and bombardmeht OF
Island No. 10: at the seiSe of Fort
Pemberton and the battle Of Bakers
| creek then wounded in the foot; as
general in the battles of RcSaca, of the 18th
| and 18th of May; at New Hope church 10Th
Of May; ut Atlanta 2Sth Of July-all in
! lSG4-at Bcn,onvillc, n. g., 14th of March,
! 1868. and in battle two days after, nesr
same place. Tenders his journal to the Soci'
ely, ana becomes an annual member"
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pERsoSML.-Coloncl II. D. Whtcomb
having obtained leave Of absence from the
james River Improvement Committee, vii
20 10 New York this week, and on Monday.
with the other Mississippi river commits
SionerS. will START 10 Europe. They will be
absent until about the 1St of November, and
will spend their time in collecting such in
formation us will be likely to aid them in DC
yisiug some plan for Keeping open the mouth
of the Mississippi.
Chief Of Police Poe is visiting the Springs
Mr. +. Y. Valentine, the sculptor, is at the
North on business connected with his pro
feS>iOn.
Judge Joseph Christian returned TO the
city yesterday.
The names Of Mr.. Rush Burgess, Of Hen.
rico Major Joseph Walker, OF Chesterfield,
Major Andrew Washburne, Of Richmond
and Hon. l.. II. Chandler, now temporarily
residing in Washington, d. c., are mention
ed in connection with the Republican nomi
nation for Congress for this district. In re
sponsc to personal applications, General Viii
liams 6. Miekiiam has declined TO allow the
Use Of his name. The Iominat'ng C0nyeE
ton will be held in Richmond on the 10Th o
September -,
professor L. 4. Amboli has been very !!
but is now somewhat better.
Mr.. K. \. Lancaster, Of New York Hcr
merlv of Rlchmond). and Mr.. }. Ravcnscroi
Jones, OF Brunswick county, are at the 81
james Hotel.
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OTE.y-- NATL: o. Hans" oETATloN,
K:cl&oI@. "a, August 13, 1SI4.)
70 re i..,to:,3 y 49, dispatch:
\ >o.4iruD.c,4;!Un III your paper of this
r.crni::- iroC3 ar. Il. j.. Goodman relative to
t;,9ys IL t.,c delivery of his treights requires
sGlie nCtIe-.
NJ. Goodman states that his freight
.rccrl,ys Manchester ut . =. NJ, and will get
10 the comp1u! Wnalyes opposite Rockets,
some 500 Yards distant from the station,
about 9 T. NJ. the next day, if it has good
luck and nothing hapseus."
The facts are a follows Our freight trains
arrive in Richmond or Manchester at II
=. NJ. and 7,49 i. NJ. We have no train
arriving in Manchester at . Z. NJ.
FrcightS consigned to Rockets, arriving
bv our trains, are either taken to Rockets
at G:30 A. NJ. or Z. NJ, depending upon
the train by which they are received, for the
reason that the stone.train, which does the
Rockets work, except in special cases. goes
from Manchester to Rockets at these hours.
DELAYS have occurred TO Mr.. Goodman>s 5
freight, but it resulted from no fault on tue
part of the officers of this company, but on
account of the freight being manifested to
Richmond and not to Rockets, and because
T.. lIOOuLldu JtI boL oli She3Su io' NAS e~'
meut of his freight bill OH such consignment
with the Richmond agent, nor directed The
change in destination of the freight. Cntll
payment had been made, and the agent duly
authorized by the consIgnee of Tue change in
destination, he could not forward the
treisht-a regulation common to all trans
portation lines. and Of which Mr.. Goodman
was fully cosnizant.
TO save these delays, it was suggested to
MIR. Goodman to have his freight billed to
Rockets, and when this has been done
know of 10 delays to his treights, except,
perhaps, in isolated cases-the result OF ac'
cident. This company uses every effort to
give dispatch TO the business entrusted to
Them. and to MIR. Goodman's freight ! have
time and again given special dispatch. Sub
hitting this statement IN reiutation OF an uii'
inst reflection on the management of this
line, am, sir, very respectfully,
Fl. L. DOUGLAS,
Master Of Transportation.
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SENATORIAL NACANcY.-Colonel John II.
ConuaIly will hand in TO the Governor his
resignation Of toe position Of Senator from
Richmond and Henrico on the 1st day OF
september. 1t is supposed that the Gov.
ernor will dircc. his successor TO be chosen
at the general election which is to take Place
on the 81 Of November. Another primary
election will have to be held by the Con>cr'
vativcs TO express the choice for uomnec-
that is, if the present rule Of the City Com
ulttcc il not altered. Orc or two proini-
nent gentlemen Of this city are considered
candidates, and Colonel Connasly'S success
sor will, no doubt, be L Richmond man.
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TABLEAUX AND CuARADE AT HANOVER
COURTHOUSE. of the most pleasant en-
tertainmeuts Of the season was given by th'
Hanover and Richmond ladies at Hanover
Courthouse day before yesterday. Ihc
tableaux was we'll presented, and the ladies
acquitted themselves in the charade in man
ner that would have reflected credit upoI
more experienced performers. The last
scene was peculiarly novel, and was styled
the 4" Winding Up" A huge boa constructor
IA native Of Hanover, by the way,) was
shown on the stage, and maintained the
winding-up business, under the direction o
its euchanlress, until it assumed the shape o.
a huge cucumber, measuring about forty
inches. The whole affair passed OF IN eN
celleut STYLE.
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To INVESTORS IN REAL FsTATE.-It may we'll
be doubtedif there has been offered at public
auction In this vicinity better opportunity than IS
afforded TO-DAY by Messrs. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
auctloueers, for safe. sure, and highly profitable
Investment In the purchase Of the WINDSOR
FARM on the Westham road about two miles west
Of the city, ard just beyond the new reservoir and
the proposed handsome public park.
1t embraces $50 acres Of land remarkable for fer
lliiy for farming purposes, and, besides. has four
granitequarriss, all developed and worked showing
quantities and qualities OF granite Of the finest quail
ity, unsurpassed by any other iii this celebrated
field, with every convenience for water trausporta-
tion by the canal, which is IN their immediate
front.
Terms OF sale liberal. Views OF price very mode
rate; and no surer chance for a prontlb.e Invest
ment has ever been offered.
See advertisement In auction column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


co, ogrD CLrNY LACES a, lCe. per yard
>rr,, n.c
rIII,oW.tA,n LACES nj SOC. 75c., and II per
,,,,r 1'.,t, .r,IW SS"> ri,r,,pr md REAL crIrrpE
'''
,rrI y.1Exf,1ENSEs Eng
''' ,>>'S. - w
rr.I 1tA>p.usDr DoEHIS EDGINGS and
I>.rrTI%c,.
,rn,.,;Lr t,ncI>,:s =, ~. %. and SOC cor n
,;.., ~. 10 >.,r,,. worn, = and ! De. uer ward:
r,i,r TrIMn,T,: xr1nAlsr Rl,FFL e at CSC.
,r,,, ,n,
,.r.,.' ,>,.s oe rho latest STYLES Al
ut ',',>. ,S,',"''. ~.'I :, :. '''
'.'t,'' w., -, ,,rn cnr,.ps and CI-FEs a,
N.H ~ :. ,''' ~
>','>. ,,, , ,.,rrs with CIT r and
IN >'|N ',.."r,c a.. ,,h Coz
,,,,,,,,. ,r,.,r,xc. .,a pIrrE1Xn. IN all
NN
'.",.,,,u,,pr,xrv .cr.s f,,,r.tc-s host a,
IA y N''N IN ','.. ''>
'u'' per '''''1 ,,.,,, r,nn,-,or TT
IL, ,.Dn ,,, -,
~ lkA' - "'c' Not'" - ,,r,,os.
", ,-,',,,. r,,,, 40 ,,,.,.rn>S ,nd sIIIi,J
7''''r, = -I' ,.1.,'..n,N..
.-.,,,,.,,r .,.I >uE . ALTERS and SLEEVE
=, ,,re,-.
,,,, ,.,, r,I.,.,
N"f h'rNH' ,,,.,.,,,,, >.rtr,.rrs
II "'.~ un,.si;rs
CUNTS hA'h' t'"t II, an" ~, ~.
'-'9 ..',' ''' ~"N
,,.tt 'I''. .,, ~ va ,.r.r s,rri1r1s and NECK.
RVS.
cIN,,S rrrxcvS.
TpiaNl%,; >u.kSaud ShrIES:
JET and Golp rLATE BRACELETS, EAR.
RINGS .rd HRE,.Trl\S:
,rrtt ~ rE.rI ,nlnyyDyzrD SLIDES
r;.I.r r,.,t,r ~ j., ,,r..., v,ri,.,v.
pn1,.uLi, noxt> mad pI-rFS also. TOILET
pnu,nxr
rnrhr.1-p,rIt;S ard PURSES in great variety
rnllV and ,HFrT sHA.!s at ~. 75. $3.50
81 s. 20. and ssa set:
ri +. GREEN. and BROWN BEREGE a, 25c
,.r ward worth tuc:
WHITE LINEN LAWS. one yard wide, at i0e
would i've cheap 4, 5Gc.:
SOFT FINISH CAMBRIA, fun yard wide, al {
AMI 2u, ,ul ware! worth - and soc;
SWISS MUSLIN from l2y 10 SOC per yard;
STRIPED and Ill c.CkED NUSLlNS from 20 Il
SOC. per ward:
VICTORIA LAWN al 30. IS. 80, 50, 40, 45, ant
5Oc. per yard;
lSBIi-TWILLED LONG CLOTII al 80. 40, ant
SOC rrrylrd:
LACE->TklrtD EhToRlA Lawns Tor over
,kr.S ana ','|.I'',; ,r,opc,>py Mis-
i,Is IN ,n.,it,r,.
BLACK and WHITE, LAMA sHAWLS ri great!
reduced prizes also, LACE sACQlh>;
Hlh'h ana tuhuhE, N'l'l, 49, l. Gin " LIZ
h,n,n ''N, - mpTS.> sTrII.En coTT0N
,,,,".,
LlSlE THREAD HOSE. GLOVES, and GACST'
LETS; ,,.,-,.,,
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RAILROAD DELEGATION FROM MEcKLENBURG.
Captain George A. Endy, Mayor Of Chase
City, and f. l.. Finch, Esq, of Boydton,
have arrived in town to nrge the claims OF
the Roanoke Valley railroad. Messrs. Eudly
and Finch will have an interview with
President Buford, of the Danville Rail.
road Company, to-day. The delegates re-
port that the determination Of the city o!
Mecklenburg is most decided to have rail-
road TO connect, if possible, with Richmond
DlH failing in that, with Baltimore or Peters
burg. Captain Endly states that the north.
crn settlers around Chase City would be more
than satisfied with Virginia as an adopted
home provided the railroad were completed
MIR. Finch says the metropolis" Of Boyd.
ton has no idea Of being isolated any longer
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PorIcE Court, IESTERDAY--Police Justice
Joseph J. Wiute prcsid1ng.-The following
cases were disposed of:
James Morris alias Henry White, charged
with bein" fugitive from justice from the
state Of West Virginia, where he is believed
to be charged with murder. Case continued
until the 18Th. On account OF absence OF wit
ncsses accused cOmm!tted to Jail.
John bryscn anG David Hutton, charged
with Ia.ranc2. were ordered 10 leave the
city in tWertv-iOur hours.
Richard jackson, charged witl cutting
and wounding donn ---. Continued
urtii "Wednesday, 18Th instant.
,lonn tl1hnsCI, charged with using insult
IN language 10 knlelnc Peterson. Fined 81
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ESGTSEER'S DFFicE-l
RICHMOND, VA. August D, 1874.
ITO TIMERS, PLUMBERS, PAINT
L FRS, AND PLASIEkkH~.-Scsledp proposus
will he received at this Office until FRIDAY. au-
gust l4th, III IL O'Clock ~, for the IiAN!NG.
PLUMRIsG and GAS-FITTiNG. PLASfFRiSG;
auu PAINTING Of the Armory OF the Alcnmoh"
IIowitZars. IN thc Gty springs lot.
Bidders must tate the price per yard for plaster.
Ing am. painting PER coat, for gas nt.i,e aud
plmbing by the job, and per square for tinnlDx.
I he Committee on Puzzle Grounds and Buildings
reserve the right TO reject any or all proposaIsl
offered W. r.. IUisH; d.
A-FI II.
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r~;y- rcSpcctfull

fCIf1 1PIIOTOGRAPH1.-- W erc>IccllUIly
announce to the public generally that wc have pnr-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupirN by Mr. W. &. K. fra!sc!, anu
more recently by Nessrs. VI. }. Powers y Co.. Ill
No. lUll Man street, opposite The post-cll'cc The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements aou-
cd anu we feel cnuii'cnt. with oar pr"c'1cai eApe-
rirnce, we can Aromise perfect satisfaction u ali
VINO may favor lis with their patronage.
Duplicates Of negatives heretofore maze ;tt inns
establishment can bc had at any time.
Our prices are reasonable. ,...
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
10 sit for pictures or not.
K. s. LUMpKIS & CO.,
iylS.Im opposite the post-ctfice.
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EXCURSION TO WEST PoST.-The third an-
nusl excursion Of jefferson Lodge, Knights
of Py,tias, to West Point. will take place
Oh Monday next. Ex-Governor Walker has
accepted an invitation to accompany the
cxcllrsoni,ts, and will doubtless be required
10 make an address. \ very good brass and
string band has been engaged, and suitable
arrangements for dancing and other amuse-
mcntS will be made.
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SoUrHsIDE NEWSPAPER CoMrASY.--A gen.
eral meeting Of The stockholders of thi,
company was held yesterday, Mr.. st. An
drew in the chair. The meeting adopted by.
laws for the management of the company
and authorized an increase of the capital
stock. Ga the motion of Henry Bowler
ESQ, seconded by Colonel B. w. L. Holt. Il
r'pott of the board on the progress OF the
company was also adopted
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One AVIATION OF TIE REPUBLICAN CITY
COMMITTEE recently elected RepubIi-
can City Committee met for the first time
last night aud organized by the election Of
the following officers: President, Andrew
Washburne; Vice President, Josiah Crump !;
Treasurer, Ezra Hawks; Secretary, Rowland
Hill; Assistant Secretary, Norman Backus.
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VIRGINIA OrERA-HoUsE LAST NIGHT
Messrs. Jlmcs Z. Cuwardin and George W.
Bagby had a very fine audience present at
their entertainment ut the Virginia Opera
House last night. Their programme was a
rich one, and WAS presented in the most
mirth-proYoking manner, and with much
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN The
RIcnArSp PosT-OFF!cE AUGUST Is. 18Th
John Fl. Guy, 1905 Main street, Richmond,
Va; jimmie Hall, 20S Clay street, Rich
mond, Va; Ezra Hawkes., superintendent
Granite WORKS, Richmond. Va; N. d,
Hcge. corner Main and Fifth streets, Rich
rlonG, Va: 4. n. c., care carrier No. /
city: Andrew Jackson, Leenott Creek, Pow.
ha!2G county, Va: Joseph kemper, Frank
linton. \. c.: hir. Samucl Richardson.
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FEVER AND aGCE is now prevented in malaria
districts. To cure II "i,hout inJu ing the system
use Dcsh.ers Fever and Aguc Pills. They Levei
fail. NOmercury. arsenic, or qtintne. Cannot H'
harm. They invigorate ana strengthen, and 5ui!t
up where other Treatments pull down. Established
about twenty-five years. Sold by druggists. Re"
member tie -GESIILER's. Write tn ERASE
& LEE, New York city, for d s2riptive pamphlet.
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- TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY

ne" TRAVELLERS TESTlMONl.-
T'hou>a nds OF travellers by land ana sea have
vuuchcd FOR The efficacy ct l"stettcrs stomach hlt
t,.,s "a 1t preventive cf I'll" physical disturbance:
which ordinarily arise from change ol iimate aio
the changes IL Gict, water. &C.. Incident [" "ah'
,!rring life Upon systems toned, lnNiGoralco anu
regulated hr til, genial vegetable anl"otc Inc en-
1crna causes ut debility and discasc seem 10 pro-
lcc little or effect For"arlncd WIN ltoste''ei
Bircr>, tn. yoya@cr may bid defiance 10
;,I encounter the chilling fogS OF the British Isles
the col~i winds of the Antilles the icy temperature
of northern Alaska or the burning neat % th'
ru,ie, with equal im,unity. The effect Of this ai-
ur,,.,lc cdicutr,i sliluulunt i greatly 10 increase
the vital energy nf the SYSTEM thereby enabling II
10 resist and rcpcl the exciting causes "l disease
au | 3. dcod&wlw
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CHAMBER or COMMERCIAL regular meet
ing OF tile Board of Directors OF the Chan-
Der Of Commerce. was TO have taken pace
yesterday evening at 6 o'clock. Four or tis
members assembled at the appointed hout
and waited until nearly ! O'Clock, when, not
having received any reinforcements, they
adjourned. The president of the Board mas
received the designations Of Messrs. Franklin
Stearns and Thomas Balmer.
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CoLoRgp Sons OF TEArERASCg.-Applica
tions to organize three more lodges al
colored Sons of Temperance have been made
to the Grand Scribe, to be named respec'
lively Welcome Lodge, No. 33. Excelsior
Lodge. No. 81, and Williamsburg Lodge. No
81. The first two 10 be formed in this city
the last named in Williamsburg.
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SBRESADB TO THE CONSERVATIVES NOMINEE
FOR CONGRESS. - The Kemper kampaigu
kub and Old Dominion Club. oI Jefferson
Ward, held meetings last night and made ar.
rangemeuts for giving a grand serenade to
the nominee Of the convention which is to
assemble here on the 2Gth of August. AS il
is absolutely certain that ex-Governor Walker
will receive the nomination his friends are
particularly active in this undertaking, and
will no doubt make it grand success.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTOS, 10 A. NJ. at store. furni-
turc, clothing, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ p. NJ, farm and gra-
mite and iron about two miles above Rich
mond, on both siccs OF the canal.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 3 7. NJ, the property
known as the Healing Springs. Bath county, Va.
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Coss r1ruTIoNAL AMENDAENTs.--Thc people
of this city and State, ut the coming ee ctlon,
are to vote OH the amendments to the Con-
stitution which in effect propose to ABOLISH
the present system OF township organization,
and restore the old system OF maglsterial dis
;..f.,
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CoRSER-SToEE LAID.-The cornerstone of
the enlargement OF the Third-Street (Afri
CAM Methodist church was laid yesterday
evening with the usual ceremonies. The
coIorcd MasonS and some other Orders were
present with band of music.
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l,ALEASD REMOVAL OF PENITES-
y TiaRY OF VIRGINIA.

The undo rsi,sned, appointed commissioners 70.
the nur,,ose by ~ act Of the General ASsemb: ap-
rroypd pri, 3O.l STA will receive saici Irop,ss,.-
in hc oprncd at II O'clock 81. on THU ESDif IN
II day oi October. 1874 for the purchase anu re-
nnyII-,r IN. Pr SirE<fI:Ki uf FiEGtSiA.
The following are the prnfiaiohS oi 'he aet, 70
which, the proposals must CONFORM
80 Tn. 81 commissioners shall i've, Use Tor pfo-
prs,ls for the purchase of the laEd ara ohiidtngs,
ana The relnoY 4 cf The blildlugs ant tbe inmatss
IN sore ,,olut OF less .hau I've miles froe the cor
nnratr limits OF the city nr ricamond: sal pro-
l. 10 stimulate t. the suitable buildings !of tue
,rors accom- M aId emp!o! IN, NJ al ths pm
sonrrs the erection Gi The Eiachinerg. aIa s the
mean. aud apr iiaucrs that are n.ces.ar! 10 SECURE
,n the faciti~s tor the operations OF 'he peEtrn-
ry % he same extent is they 81 present exist IL
th. tate peni,enti ry: aud pIoylted further mt
mo prC p,S:.l shall be aecptst which Involves liie
s,.,n n, A. V expense. over and au2yc The proceeds
of ,h. sale ni t!i- linda biiidt0as now Rsso l"f
aud Q injected v itb lii penitcnil l5ry.
"a , rop0.als for the rtig0vai must R eidcTsto
ou IIe. envelopes Proposals fer Removing TIC
siu,e Pel,ieutlary.r aud should 5s aecomist,
nicd win AMI incIue - map nf me sr.nlts. sstu
,js drawing, ai,1 specifications for The 5asldtdSs
10 b. furnished In place of these at pre- ,eit SEE.
rieJ and no proposition HAL W. accT pttd Gniess
annroyci of nv In, misoinnc,> ana rStiaru nS
IN, 4 .,salur. at ITS next .es>i pn.'
Proposals should oe I'd iteSsed TO the usqeI
ii Richu Ond JANE. u; A. " l 4 =,
l.1m MAkSl AL iiassu a't-' ~.
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CoSvIcT RECEIVED Thomas I>ley. of Rus
sell, was received at the pcnitcntiary yester-
day TO undergo three Years imprisonment
for horSe-steallng.
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POLICEMAN FIsED.-The Board Of Police
Commissioners met yesterday and heard The
case of policeman Clinton Depries!, who was vas
charged with being absent from his post on
:, recent occasion without leave. After near.
In, much testimony, the Board directed tllat
he be faed fifteen days pay ana returned 10
duty.
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in The ordinary letttrpress book. Send your order:
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tions Of printing, TO the DiSUutch Printing House
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DRY GOODS.
IUDGINS, GORDON & CO..

HUDGINs, GORDON & CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
invite attention TO their large stock Of
IRON GRENADINES and AL PACAS;
MOURNING GOODS In every variety;
LAWNS and PERCALFS of the lates, styles
A full line of WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY and EMBROIDEEIES,
SASH-RIBBONS, sCARfS, and FANS,
and their entire stock Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
At COST FOR CASH.
Call and examine. aus
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TIE OLD North STATE NIcroRY.-The
Kcmpcr kampaign klub will lire one hum
drcd guns Tomorrow evening in honor of
the great victory of the North Carolina Con-
SnrYaliYcS.
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THE WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-
ports this morning the probabilities arc that
The ,rcGther to-day ,rN be parity cloudy.