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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27
C1TY CIRCUIT CouRT.-The grand jury Of
this court yesterday indicted two conyiets
for escapin from their guards.

POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY--Police., e.,Jus.
ice Joseph u. White presiding.-A crowd
OF whites wei in attendance, hoping to
Eenr the examination OF H. Eilers and COM
panion, who have been trying to buy to-
bacco here on drafts that are said 20 be lith.
oHraphed throughout, signature and all,
MAJOR Poe cams up and talked over the
matter with the Justice, and 1t was agreed
that the case shouhl not be beard this day-
Ihe case OF Gorge c. Governator.
charged with striking and woundino
Cbarles Duke with slung-shos on the 21st
instant, was next called. The difficulty oc-
Cured at Governator's bar, Eighteenth and
Franklin. It originated in Dispute about
2 small amount OF money which Duke saId
young GoverDntor (the accused) owed him..
Duke gave accused the I'd lie.u II was.
IN proof that Duke was drinky, and Il L.
likely that Governator was somew hat In THE.
same condition. Duke was lass struck
while tightly held by friend. There was
no evidence to show that slung shot. boz
tie, knife, or other weapon was used, though
Duke got bad scalp.wound. Defence in
timated that the cut was made BY a heavy
seatrlng upon the hand OF Gorernator.
Slr. Duke showed no temper in his testi--
mony; qa;te the contrary, and was free in
admitting that he was not without blame.
and said that he and Gofernator had al
ways been good friends. The Justice said !:
Z" [ cannot find that there was arv felony I'm
it. I fine Mr.. Governator $50 for assault
and battery" The tine was paid in cou-
ponS.
William Brown (colored). charged with
stealing two sticks OF wood from some per-
son on the Canal bank, was discharged.
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age Of direct communication with Richmond
from the upper country was no in.
considerable matter; and II we are to
haVe this tow-path line we must look 10 the
city CO Richmond not only to aid in the
construction OF the road, but to preserve
The line in its entirety.
He spoke also Of the great water.power OF
the James-Kiyer Valley; Of the weIl-graded
road-bed; OF the rich ores near at hand; OF
the city of Richmond becoming the owner
Of the docks aud water.power and all its
great value. As matter Of purchase for
tie purposes Of railroad, he. thought the
line was worth more than S850,000.
ESTIMATES OF THE COST OF THE ROAD.
Major Johnston next addressed bis re-
marks to the cost OF the road. He estimated
the cost.of slib-structure graduation, ma
sonry, and bridges) for main stem. 230
miles, and Lexington branch, 20 miles
total. 25O miles, with tide-water connection
at Richmond
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VOCAL MATTERS.

ty IMPORTANT MANUFACTURING ENTER
.,;.c-lS1EgESTtNG VISIT TO BAG-FAcTo.
1T is sene.ally conceded that manufac-
,rrirg is 10 be the chief factor in the pros
-srity OF our CITY: and every new enter
rise in this direction tends 10 accomplish
::s,s GOOD end. Very few OF our citizens
srr aware OF the extent and variety Of matt
r'acturinc which is going on among us, ard
n encourage all such should be regarded as
duty by our people at home.
We take pleasure in bringing to the at
,epiion OF the public another comparatively
new establishment, conducted and owned
iy McssrS. ". Millhi>er 4 Co.. ON Williams
hurg avenue, IN Fulton. The building
fronts Sc feet and runs back TO a depth OF
80 feet. and is thoroughly equipped with
machinery. steam. and every other appli-
aDce for turning out all kinds OF cloth bags,
from the smallest tobacco-bag to the largest
grain-bae or sack.
The en2ine-room is 20 by IS feet, and has
in il an engine and boiler which furnishes
the power for running the printing-presses,
sewing and other machines, and heating
the whole building.
IN the machine and sewing-room there
are two large ap9rtmenti-one devoted TO
the making al Eurap bags and flour-Sacks.
This room i> 20 by IS feet; the other is Sc
Tx - iec, and is called the tobacco. bag
room: and in these two rooms may be heard
The constant click OF SO sewing-muchineS
run By steam.
The cutting-room is 20 by so. and con-
tqlGs the most approved machinery for
cutting 0Tt the bags.
The printing AID Stock-room is 20 by 10,
in which are the large stores OF raw stock
used in the establishment; there is also in
This room Cottrel l. Babcock power print
ing.pTe>s constantly in motion.
Tn" stoCkroom, IL by 60, for storing
finished work, contains 100000 bags. ar
ranged in the most systematic order.
Besides much other machinery not EMU
mtrated above, the proprietors have some
patented processes OF making bags which
give them great advantages.
We have only given bare outline OF this
Iarge establishment, which has the capacity
and can turn out 100000 bags week. 1t
il no unusual thing to receive orders for
!rora 10000 to $4,000 bags and deliver them
the same day. They make grain, euano
bark, sumac, peanut, tobacco, -four, and al
other kinds of cloth bags.
Nessr>. VI. Millhiser & Co. receive large
orders for their goods from Baltimore, New
York city, Brooklyn. Rochester, Coyington
Ky, Quincy, Ill.,. st. Louis, Chicago, and
many other western points; also from Vir'
gina and other southern States. We are
indebted to Mr.. W. J. Cussen, the efficient
superintendent OF the establishment, fol
lind attentions and useful irformation.
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President Board Of Directors OF the East.
crn Luuatic Asylum.

CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM LEASE-COM-
PENSATION FOR THE Use OF THE SITE.-On
the 9Th OF February hst the Governor ap-
proved an act passed by the General Assem-
bly, to authorize the condemnation OF the
use OF the land now occupied by the Central
Lunatic Asylum. This act provided for the
appointment OF five disinterested freehold
ers by the Henrico Circuit Court for the
purpose Of ascertaining inst compensation
to be paid for the use OF the land. These
commissioners were appointed, and they
have just submitted their report, as follows,
which has been handed to Judge Wexford.
OF the Henrico Circuit Court, for contirma-
ton:
We, John l.. Grubbs, P. C.. Larus, j: z.
McCartv, w. J. Boyd, and W. Y. Mordeoai,
appointed by the Circuit Court Of Itenrlro
county, by its order OF the 1st; day OF Jhfy,
1879, to ascertain what will be just COM
pensation for the use, for tive years, OF the
lots OF land embraced in the lease from
Bacon TAFT to the State Of Virginia. Iated
January l, 1870, proposed to 1e taken by
the. Central Lunatic Asylum for It's pur-
poses. without considerin !, the yulueof the
use OF any buildings or other improvements
thereon, do certify that on the 9Th. day OF
November, 1879, the day designated.in 10 said
lilarly adiourned from the day designated in
I!said order, We met together on the said lot
I;oi land; aad after being first duly sworn,
upon q view OF the lets OF land aforesaid,
and upon. such evidence as was before
us. we are OF op!aion, and, do asccs-
tain, thai for the said lots OF land, proposed
to be taken as aforesaid, $3.50 per amman
will bs a Just compensation: and we
also certify that we do ascertain, in The
same way, that $3.50 will DO just com.
pensaGion for the use OF said lots OF lant
| and she improvements which were thereon
on ,ae 1st day OF January, tS1n, for the sale
term OF five years and We do also certify
! that we do ascertain, in the same way
that S945 will be Jus: compensation FOL
tae use OF SAID lots OF sand, and OF tht
buildings and other improvements thereo,
fon the 27tA day OF March, 1874, for sait
term OF five years.
Given uHder our hands this 1st day o
November. JOHN l.. GRUBBs.
| P. LARUs,
! j. B. McCARTM,
| w. J. BOYD,
| w. Y. MoRpscs1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

THE THEATRE.-Miss Bessie Darling ap-
peared at the Theatre last night before q
small audience as Lady Macbeth. II she
had known how familiar the Richmond
people are with Janauschek's personation
Of this great character she would probably
have selected some other in which she could
have appeared at less disadvantage on her
opening night. With every disposition to
overlook impcrfectlons and to encourage
home talent-so to speak-it is impossible
for us to say that Miss Darling is anything
more than tolerab|e Lady Macbeth. Her
appearance Is good; she Is large and fine
looking, and her voice, when not allowed
to run off in rant, is pleasant. Doubtless
she deserves grest credit for what she has
accomplished, and with years OF study may
possibly become great. But that time Is
not yet. The applause she received last
night was personal. twas evidence OF the
peoples good wishes FOR her; not enlhu-
SiaSm over The acting.
The company is fair one.
EIuncbblck Tonight
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FASCINATION OF A MEDALLION TO THE
GMYS.- General Bradley I. johnson has
sent 10 Captain BossieuX, OF the Grays, a
very handsome and costly gold medallion,
and letter saying: Il have had the en-
closed medallion made for you and the
Grays to remember me by. The best and
trucst friends man ever had, had in Rich
mond, and hold you and the boys in gray
The kinde>t and dearest OF ALL"
On the front OF the medallion is " r. G.'
in monogram, and the inscription First
Virginia. Company A.'
On The reverse. "To the Richmond Grays
Captain Louis j. Bo>sieuXl Company A,
Fist Virginia, from their friend and old
colonel. Bradley T. Johnson"
The medallion is on exhibition atthe store
Of Goddard II Moses. Friday night the
Grays will have full-dress drill at the
aTmo!y. and immediately afterwards BAN
que at the American Hotel. The commit
tee consists OF Captain l.. j. BossieuX, Lieu
tenant j. e. Phillips, Sergeant J. i. Tyler,
and Sergeant E. L. Spence. The medal
will be presented by Colonel John b.
purcall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

The NEW PASTOR OF THE FIRST CHUHCH.-
Rev. Dr.. }. Z. Hawthorne, the new pastor
Of the First Baptist church, has arrived in
the city with his family, and is stopping at
Ford's Hotel.
The Baptist ministers conference passed
resolutions cordially welcoming DR.. Haw-
ih0rne. and appointed Drs. Mcdonald and
Hatcher committee to greet him on his
arrivai with fraternal welcome. he was
also met at the depot by the deacons OF the
First church, Dr.. Curry, Rev. George F..
Williams. and others.
DR.. Hawthorne has received 4 most cor
Gial welcome to Richmond, and enters
upon his work under most flaitering aus
plces. he will not fill his pulpit until the
4'H Sunday in December, taking the inter-
'el:Ds time to rest and become acquainted
with bis people.
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THE MOZART THIS EvESISG.-Fmst, over.
ture, "Tancredi," (Rossini,) orcaes.ra; Sc
roud, solo soprano, .tHeayen Iaatn Shed 4
Tear (Kumner,) Mrs. Reinag DIT; third,
soIo piano, Miss Mera; fourta, pot pourri,
" Faust" (Gounod,} orcaests9; fifth, solo
sonrano. = Let Ne Dream Again." (sulli.
yonS Mrs. Reinharit; siSsh, solo clarinet,
:. Ia fantasia" (Baermansl signor Jardella ;
seventh, u, Greeting 10 America, mareh
h :. I,ackvogel," polka tBial,) orchestra.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JSO. T.. LAUGHT0S. Je-. lGk a. 81. eataiosua-
kaIe OF Italian soods--,iatuary, pedestais, SasseE,
bropzes, clocks, &c. 4
CHAFFfN, STAPLES& CO., 10 A. NJ. trGstse's
sale OF the farm known - :. .Recoanee,n about
ave miles north OF Riehmond.
FRANK ]. sAMPSOS. l2 NJ. frnstee'; sale Of o
lot OF land ut ine corner OF Hull and Fourteenth
sireets, Manchester. s@
RANK D. HILL & CO., l2 II, tsrDinS imp.ss
uents, stock, &c. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

BUSINESS IN THE CITY CoUNCIL.-The
Committee on Fire Department will meet at
headquarters This evening at 3 O'Clock.
The Committee on Water will meet at the
Council chamber cn Friday evening at 5
O'clock.
VIII meet at the City Hal! Friday evening ut
.: O'Clock: and the regular monthly meet
ieg o1 the Committee on Finance will be
De.d the same evening at 6 o'clock.
lhere will be joint session OF the Board
" Aldermen and Common Council on Mon
asF evening at O'Clock to elect chief en-
sneer Of the Fire Department; after which
Ne regular monthly meeting OF the Com
0on Council will be held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

SUPREME CorRr OF APPEALs-Cowartfiu
AID ais. us. Universal Life-Insnrance Com
pay, Argued By a. Fl. Sands, E. a., for
app ellants. and Judge Robert Ould for ar-
pelIee, and submitted.
Bui'weilrs. Burgess. Argued by William
2. Bm'well, Esq. for plaintiff in error, and
continn ed unfit today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

METEoRIc SHOWERS To-NIGuT.-A good place
10 see the spendld starry display to- night Is from
the Second Baptist church. While awaiting this
spectacle the ladies Will he glad to you with an
excellent supper, including oysters, :nrkey roast
beef. &c. With wel.flled table and tAe charming
ladies to wait upon you the time will pass pleasantly
-,,IU
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EAGLE K!LLEDs-Captalu John W. TAI
lev. OF the boat Nellie. OF Harman's line,
Yesterday killed near Rock Castle. on the
canal, a bald eagle measuring seven ieet
from tip to tip OF wing. he was Killed
lfying at two hundred yards with y rihes
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ALPHA
Is a new brand OF wHIsKEY that Mnssr'. ". ID.
BLAIR u Co. have 'nst put on tie market, 1t IS u
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any We navcsren since the var.
The price is very moderate.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladles Of st. Johns
(Gcrman) church will hold fair at Sanger
Halle during next week, commencing with
Monday night, the proceeds OF which will
be devoted to their new building.
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TIfANKSGIvING.-Order for dessert some OF PIz-
Z1.I'S INDIVIDUAL CuARLOTTES at 6Oc. dozen.
IcE-CREAN, any desired flavor, at $3.50 per gall
Ion.
WINE JELLY at 81 per gallon.
Seect FRUITS, FANCY CAKES, &C, .ac.
PIEZINI'S, SO7 Broad street.
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r No MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can be powno
excuse for safarlng the pan2s Of rheumatism. The
cfutch business Is becoming fast played out amongst
!" old s,agers>" and acute and iEfamnatory cases OF
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since tho
insfoduciton OF DIR. HERSDoS's GYPsY's GIFT
which any di uggiss ran supply. 81 So
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sFIFTY CENTS only for Il good THANKSGIVING
DINNER in the lecuro-room Of the Second Baptist
church TO-DAY.
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WHEN Y0U WISH TO TAKE tOD-LIyER OIL use
the Emulsion made by PURCELL, ,L..DD 6 CO.
with IIypophosphitc Of Lime and Soda. Small bot
ties, price so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

n, aaASEsGIvING DISsER.-The ladies' OF
And Smseond Baptist church Corner OF Sixth
dI,. a main streets) will have q Thanksgiving
q, 4nsf aN, and supper to-day for the purpose
boaying a new library for the Sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

REMEMDER 20 get your THANKSGIVING DsSNEH
TODAY from % 4 2. NJ, a, the Second Baptist
chpreh-Oysters, Turkey, Roast Beef Pium.PId-
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The mos. palatable way TO take Cod.Liver Oh Is
in Emu sion Use PURCELL. L4DD ( CO.'S COM
b!ned 9Th Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
Price. 80 cents for small bottles.
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Do not forget thc,brilant display OF falling stars
that we are 10 have tonight; also, remember that
the ladies Of The Second baptist church Will have .
BoCSTIFUL SUPPER, from which you can refresh
yourselves while waiting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

YOU CAN BUY.AT
Exyq. BRoTHEeS',
BL.4NKE rs AND. CLoAKs,
FIstSN!iLs-all qualities,
PEKIS AND Bgoc.spED SILKS,
CoLoaED and BLACK SATlSs,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
BLI OK CAsHMEREs,
and thousands oi. other articles, all ut the lowest
cash prscs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

WHEN LIFE is A DRUG, and you have lost all
hope then trust to Hop BITLERs.
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BEAUTIFUL WRITE TEETH

MEADE & BAKERS
SAPoNISE DESTIPRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCiPiEST TARTAR,
and
KEEP T9E TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists al SOC. q box.
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IvISG-DAY.-Divine service Will
" heid to-day at II NJ. in all OF the Episco-
A churches.
lie Tobacco Exchange will be closed to-
esS:aday hours will be observed at the post
'~esday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

For CorGHs, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION use
PURCELL,LAD D 4 co.'s Emulsion or Cod Liver
OIL with Iiypop hosphites Of Lime and Soda. Small
bottles, pr.co ULly so cents.
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: RlCHMOND'S RAILROAD.
The Cemmon CoHnctl Agrees TO Sub
INIT the Gnestion OF Apprc-
prtation TO the People.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THELowER BRANCH
OF THE CoUScEL-REPoRT FROM THE
BOARD UBLIClNTEREsTso ON THE PRO-
POSITION TO APPROPRIATE s75o,ooo To
AID IN BUILDING THE RAILROAD UP THE
Tow-pATH-ADDREssE by MAJOR JOHN
sToN, MR.. STEARNs. MAJOR COURTNEY.
MR.. McCANCE, MIR. ELLETT, MR.. CHARLES
F. TAYLOR. AND oTHERs-THE QUESTION
CT AIDING IN TIE CONSTRUCTION OF
TIE ROAD REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE:
HAYES, le; NOES, l2.
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e.~ .~ssaoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for De
GI.nosr.a 'GI.a Christmas number, with pretty
,eea,aan ,ees,s,nnng. steel engraving, and ssshions--
''eo from G. F. Johnstoas .Sss
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DINNER ro-D DAY-oNzS FIFTY CESTs-at tic
Second Baptist Il iurch.
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sss,iSG nAESiSG TO BOYs.-The Police.Justice
HsEfaay tns6> james Walsh and John
1ass - 40 each for throwing rocks and
iasin2 the house OF E. d. Kelley.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH.

Ell EGA.3r DOMESTIC CONSERVED FRUITS at
PIzZISIs, Sfj7 Eroad street.
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SpLESDID FRENCH CANDIES made fresh daily
st PIZZINIS,
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WEATHER REPORT.

,>,,c.7Ioys FoR To-DAY.-F For the South
.,.,,ir 'si and East Gulf States. falling ba-
A.-stf A.,.ter, stationary to rising temperature,
,s ,.:i "a south winds, asd partly cloudy wea-
Ssr .ss possinly followed by light local rains.
~, Far the Middle States, falling. barometer,
:,rrrssjns east to south winds, warmer,
.%Srs,tcninc. and rainy weather. partly rs
.noW in the northern portion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-27

SUPPER Tonight at the second Baptist church
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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IF yo;sr T.:ETH ase decayed or defective; II your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or recedib9
from sie pseth, u.s
MEADE & BAKERS
CAIerOEIC MoUTu-Wa3H.
whca removes the bad odor caused by these aud
rapidly heals and cleanses the morih. imparting q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TEE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at SOC. b1:,t.
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Tas WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
caol.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY a. NJ, 40 /;
,1t ". IS: noon. IS; z. NJ. 81; s p.
v, 80; midnight, Al.
yean temperature. 80.
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company shall secure from the State ar
agreement to allow, as an offset to the deb
due and to become due to the State for con.
yict labor, such amount as said company
may have to pay in settlement Of said
guaranteed debt. - ,a.5 ).
II. The mortgage bonds OF tte Buctan.
an and Clifton Forge Railway Company,
issued to this date, shalt be settled for at q
price not exceeding seventy cents on the
dollar OF principal aud interest. Such
mortgage bonds OF said company as muy be
hereafter Issued shall be redeemed at sum
not greater than the amount at which they
may be issued by the company and interest
thereon.
"III. The James River and Kanawha
Company shall obtain the legislation neces-
sary- -.
81. For the consolidation OF the Buchan-
an apd Cliiton-Forge Railway Company
with the said James River and Kanawha
Company. so that the latter company shall
acquire all the works, property, and fran
chises OF the Buchanan and Clifton-Forge
Railway Company.
s2. For the construction and mainte-
nance Of railroad by the James River and
Kanawba Company from Richmond uia
Lynchburg and Buchanan to Clifton Forge,
in the county of Allegheny, with branch
to Lexington, in the county OF Rockbridge.
go. For the transfer by the State to the
city OF Richmond. upon its making TO the
James River and Kanawha Company the
payment OF seven hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, hereinafter provided for, OF
twenty-five thousand five hundred shares
OF its common stock and fiity-fve thousand
FIVE hundred shares Of its preferred stock
in the James River and kanawha Com
pany, so that thereafter the stock Of said
company shall be held as follows:
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.sa- Shares.
BY the State of Virginia, common stock. $500
BY the State of Virginia preferred stock. 1S.50U
By the city of Richmond com mon stock. 22.5OO
b. the city Of Richmond. preferred stock. $500
BY tho present private stockholders. ...... 10000
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-27

THE DEATH RATE OF our country is get
ting iearfuly alarming, the average OF life
being lessened every year, without any rea-
sonablo cause, the death resulting generally
from the most INSIGNIFICANT origin AT this
season of the year especially, cold is such
n common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshec's German
Syrup been taken a cure would have result
ed, and a large bill OF doctor beenavoidcd,
For all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Boschee's German Syrup has proven itself
to be the greatest discovery of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in the country
will tell you Of its wonderful effect. Over
100000 bottles sold last year without II
single failure known.