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Morris tribune., 1881-06-16
The Floar Making Patents.


1t is learned to-day that the business done in
secret session by the executive committee of
the Miller's National association was in refer
ence to the Cochrane suits. The subject was
wrestled with for many hours. The terms of
the settlement are withheld from the public,
but it will be welcome news to the milling in
terests represented in the national association
to know that compromise has been effected
and there will be discontinuance of the long
and vexatious litigation already of several
years duration. There is a provision, how
ever, thst will not be glad tidings all along the
line. The terms of the settlement are only for
members Of the national association. All who
are not now in good standing in that body are
excluded from it's privileges. President Balm
said to-day that the association would here
after look out for the interest of it's members,
aud that miIlers who refuse to cooperate in
the struggle against the patent sharks would
have to fight their own battles. The next few
months would probably develop some very
Likely proceedings among those who had failed
to come to time. The committee decided not
to compromise the Denchfeld patent cases,
and they will contest the claims It was Or
dered that all the Denchfeld should be taken
in hand by the national association, thus reliev-
ing all millers from the necessity of individual
defense,
Morris tribune., 1881-06-16

FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
At Kingston, Ont, June 9, Jos. comins and
Morris tribune., 1881-06-16

did not want Susan and John to come
here to live. but you thought it best and 1
gave up. Now, you are bent upon giving
them all before the breath is out Of our
body; will not quarrel with you, Jonathan,
but evil will come of it," and she burst in
to bitter tears and went out.
Mr.. Fisher sat long time twirling his
thumbs and musing upon something; at
length he said, half-alo
"1ll give them fair chance, any rate.
Susan's smart girl, and tricky as the
deuce: she loves to torment Debby by
treating her like an old woman; and the
creature implies that I'm in my dotage, too.
We will see, we will see. Johns as keen
as razor; thinks he can come over any
body, the old man il particular.
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Authors at Work.

IClimDefe JOuIudisl
Harriet Martineau at first believed copy
ing TO be absolutely necessary. she had
read Miss EdgeworIh's account OF Der
method OF Notwithstanding her rough
sketch 10 her father, then copying ana
altering many times, till no one page oil ber
% Leonora" stood at last as it did at tTst.
But such tedious process did not suit MISS
Martineau's habits OF thought and her haste
TO appear IN print. she found that there
was no use copying il she did not alter, ana
that even il she did alter she had to change
hack again; so she adopted Abboits
maxim. " To know FIRST what you want 10
say. and then say it in the first WORDS tnal
come TO you." We have very different
style aud a different result III Charlot'e
Bronte's toll in authorship.
She was in the habit of writing her hrst
drafts in very small square book or foid-
ing OF paper, from which she copied WIN
extreme care. Samuel Rogers's advice
was, "To write very little and seldom
to put it by and read it from
time In time, and copy 1t pretty
often, and show it TO good judges"
Another contemporary authoress, A9ry
Russell Milford, frankly coniesses that she
WIS always a most slow and laborous wriler.
80 The Preface to the Tragedies was writ
ten three times over throughout, and many
narts OF il five or six. Almost every line OF
!" Atberton" has been written three times
over. ana Il Is certainly the most cheerful
and sunshiny story that was ever composed
in such a state OF helpless feebleness ana
suffering.
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The Third Virginia regiment (CoioneI
Wertenbaker) expects to assemble AZ Tue
FauQuier White Sulphur Springs on me
18th of September for three days drlll,
and II is anticipated that at least q portion
of the regiment will visit the Culpeper
Fair, 10 take place the ssme week. The
Third regiment is composed OF hue mate
rial from Alexandria, this city, and Char
lottesyile, and Culpeper Courthouse, and
II is expected will visit the Yorktown Gen.
tennial with full ranks.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: AS whole, however,
the Government has managed TO gel along
thus far without any serious results, bul
unless the President sufficiently RECEIVERS &c
attend TO business within the next two OF
three months members Of the Cabinet say
they cannot see how public business con Dt
carried on successfully in certain branches
| Detective Fuller has at last come TO The
conclusion that be has been h0axed iDtC
digging at Cypress Hills for the bones o.
| Alexander T. Stewart, and retres in dis
xust. with nothing TO console him Tor al
expenditure of about two hundred dollars
He proposes to spend something more II
6nding out The author OF The hoax.
4
Abbie Fl. Wood was Yesterday commits
stoned as postmaster at Moormsn's River
Albemarle county, Va. James w. Leslie
IVES also commissioned as postmaster
Crocket Depot, Wytbe county, Va.
There is one thing true, that the Yves
will never be educated by eastern school
marms; for no sooner do the latter begii
to teach the young ideas to shoot thsr SOM
horrid man captures and carries them on.
The condensed forms used in givinl
cooking recipes are sometimes misundeT
stood. To one for making lemon pie !
added. "Then sit on stove and sti
constantly. "-Nsto Orleans PteGysne.
II would take 100000 men three night
to steal the watermelon crop a Fl0rid
alone. and the negroes In that State ar
clean gone discouraged at the figures. Sire
Press.
When a New Orleans man wanted hi
picture ia heroic attitude, the artist paint
ed him Ia the act Of refusing drink. Dos
ton Transcript.
Write to Mrs. Lydls Il. Pinkbam. No. %
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. for pampt
lets relative to the curative properties Q
her Vegetable Compound ia all female CON
plants.
The wife OF Michael McGovern sue
him. In Philadelphia, on Mondsy' % q ha
bitusl drunkard. he denied the charge
but admitted that be drank an oeeasiona
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[From the san Francisco tCsl4 POST August IL
Yesterday was one OF the days Ia the Chi
nese calendar set apart for the performance
OF certain rites at the burial-places OF their
dead. A procession OF express-wagons,
laden with MoDgolian mourners, roasted
pigs. punk, and periumed paper, conse-
Quentiy wendell It's way towards the Chi
nese cemetery. The ceremony consists OF
laying the roasted pigs on the graves OF the
dead, and burning punk and scented paper
on the same. After the wagons bad been
unleaded and bad left the cemetery the Chi
nese mourners prepared for the burned
offerings, when police officer appeared on
the soeue and forbade the proceedings. The
Cinnamon took the injunction phiIosophi-
cally, and, shouldering the roasted pigs,
started of. On reaching PointLobos road
they rested until the guardian OF the peace
went out OF sight, when they returned TO
the cemetery aud went through the per-
Torrance without further interruption.
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The wbippiDg-POst.
A LEARNED AND LOGICAL OPINION on ITS
EFFICACY.
TFrom Proceedings Lime Kiln Club.l

EFFlCAC1s
IFrom Proceedings Lme-Kiln Cub.l
The following open letter was then read ::
LAFAYETTE, IND, August 3, 81.
"Brother Gardner,-Did you, some seven
or eight weeks since. advocate the establish
ment of the whipping post for petty offences?
Please give me direct answer, In order TO
decide wager. SOLOMON WHITE
81 did," said the old man as be arose,
an do now, an shell in de fuchur, on
less dc need OF it passes away. In de lust
place, does 1t degrade man any mo- to
warm him up wild rawhide dan IT does to
put him in Jail or sot him TO poundln'
Stone on de street? In de mex place, kin a
mean man be deeradedY 10 de las place,
we am all awar' dat mol one petty offence in
five am punished, bekase de law doan't
tech il. or bekase it's too much expense and
trouble to prosecute. saTttu pussons
mol: ,,,zuess of ioadn'. How many Of
,em kin YOU convict OF yagrancyl Sarlin
pussons insult lone women on de street.
How many OF 'em have eber been jailed I
Oar am dozen oder 'feuses dat de law
doan' tackle. or IL It does de TENDERS git
cpar. What punishment am it to a loafer
to 90 TO Jail for a month? He gifts plenty
| TO eat an good bed to sleep on, am gains
| FIVE pounds Of fat. IL dat same man was
tied up an thirty lashes laid agin bis bar
back he'd open his eyes pow'rful wide. &c
on de ribber. 90 on de kyars, walk on dc
streets, an you find de loafer lie pushes
am crowds am abuses an insults. What cat
you do wild him.! Make complaint, and d.
law will play wild BIN an let him 90. Letar
officer give him a SCUM floggin' an his ha
would come down of his ear in no time
De whippin'-post may be barbarous, bu
what do We call it when Q loaier folers YOU
wife frew dc streets? II may be degradin'
but what do We cali ii when three drunken
loafers take possesshun Of a 'scurshun boa
and knock men down an frlghten womel
half to death? Take tramp, loaier,
drunkard, or petty thief, tie him to
whippin'-post aH' play Il rawhide on hi
back fur five minutes, an you hev done mo
TO make dat man respect de power oil de laN
an de rights OF odder men dan any WORK
house sentence could do"
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He HAD HIS CHOICE" Walter" said
one OF our pork merchants TO bis sixteen
year-old hope, 81 don't mind how shors
YOU have your coats cut, so long az toey
strike you Somelohere below the shoulder
blades neither does it trouble me TO see
you choking yourself to death in pair OF
tight pants. Nor am | much concerned IN
how many searf.piDs you sport each day,
or how large bundle you carry 10 Inc
laundry every twenty-four hours. Though
the sight OF your moustache 10 lis feeble
efforts for life makes me faint, yet can
bear up even under that; but let me ever
catch YOU wearing your watch chain on the
outside Of your coat and you'll 60 TO work
i'm the store putting up groceries before you
can say squite 100 UTTER Do you hear
me ~ Cincinnati Commercial.
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pd Rarrer Up Year souis tiii You
goutonst sleep for Two Weeks.

An Arkansas settler thus describes ia the
Free Press the "ager" as IL prevails In
that Stare Gentlemen, lei me harrer your
souls with q few timely remarks. Your
Michigan ager Is q gTasshopper, and one
dose OF ky-neen knOcks Per dead. Out In
lll,ncy the ager Is bsgger--about like q
squirrel. la Missouri she's about the size
OF a woodchuck. and when she strikes down
into Arkansaw she's wolf three feet high,
seven feet lesz=, I'D built TO take hold like a
thousand buzz saws. Great slams but what
sussels ryashad With that 'ere crltterI Say.
,Iid yer ever ride In one-hoss wagin over
ssoneVuarryf Was ye ever seated on the
TOP ran OF ieaee when a hurricane moved
II III the rate OF six miles a minitl Did ye
ever have cyclone pick We mp ana mop We
ever forty acres m river bottom, wollop ye
through ten acres Of woods, and use We 1oT
tool 10 knock down hundred acres oil
cauebuike? Well. that bsn't The agef-
not the Afkansaw kind; it's only the drsl
faint pFelIminaries."
He stepped toleight his cigar, and then
continued:
al hain't long 10 live, and don't keer
10 strefck the thing any. Teiin' the truth
has allus been my strong pint, and ailus
vii, be. MAY be ven git some idea o4 the
Arkabsa2 ager when l tell We that i0nce
unjinied aoth sboUlders 10 shaktn', aud u
<sas light shake al that. When bad on
oae Of nyreg'iar doubIe-back-aciiop shakes
could asr Jug OF whlskey on, OF the
1<e,eh OF tree tweaty -eieht rods on. Ne
bQ<iy dast glleup cord.wood within bah a
1rl<e q myfabiu, and that's solemn fact. !
AeHoured n -neen lest as you eat corn-bcef,
and my hpilssysiem 6aally got so bitter that q
4ox who snselt Of my Veg could not get the
pttoker out o. bis mouth Inside OF ten days.
Gent1elaen, 8 do not wish to prolong this
agons< ny fallin' h gab. Fust know Pli
Jump Gle aver and begin on Arkansaw 'ske-
7efs, a<d when l got thar I'D Earfer yer
souls III ye co1ldn't sleep fur two weeks.
We wiA now have some hckeF, and | will
then soHk q few needed reposes."
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4 man Mo was 40 before an Austin tus-
49, 49, .t.nl,ns A he1n from she front door
"a : ,,ncery store. sasssd up bis hand ana
s,,sed IN Il, lbe saints to witness his innos
cenee 600 on with The trial. SAID ibe
s,s,ice 4. s,c can't send ali the way 70 Dai.
;as Tor witnesses. - TEXAS S9f"gs'
when Kansas editor takes his sfidayy
l,hsf ~ saw arasshopper light down on
| The back Of a robin and lft nim IVY iee'
hIgh In an effort 20 carry bim on u y s,,n,
nsx one soit,ary instauee Of The wonueriui
richness of The soil OF that state. reAe
wear lhev are going 10 tame the gfassnop-
per ard use bim 20 hunt rats.
.wby. old fellow. / thought you were
dead long ago. be exclaimed, grasp'ng us
sriends hand and shaking II with an en-
,hus,asm that almost brought tears 10 nus
eyes. s ..,,,lv
az expected TO be, but a divorce court ID
teryened In time to save me.
When reporter discovered The banging
body OF a suicide, the situation was ru,
rounded thusly: 4" An owl hoo'vu 800
sonnaIv. an old clock on the she'll uckeu
18th ,error. a dog howIed; IL was MID
nich, ontside: The wind sighedi cat
orencbed on the cold hearth In fear, ana
sonnd like the laugh Of maniac came rom ~
rho osrret.n That was all. There WASH
even sIpn on the wall recommending any
body,s stomach bitters.
| mr. Sion "a one Of the most pious men 10
Austin. A few months ago he notleed nls
coIored servant with piece OF 1T PORK,
and me asked him what he was doing WIN
apye been greasin' your boots ana de
harness with Il, sab" replied the darky.
..Greasing ms boots with pork snd mere ere;
we are in the middle OF Lent. wen III
he -. why you black -
have Won got no religious sentiments at all,
in yonr = carcass and Selling the sac
rilegious darky by the slack OF his pants, De
flung bin against picket fence, ana DioAe
three OF his ribs.
We went out after Goldfish. 1t Is pleas
ant fish to catch. Catching codhsh IS hne
drawing water with rope and bucket. IL
| Is very gamey fab; after IT Is cured LOT
the western market. Limburger cheese
| isn't much gamier. 1t keeps up perennial
smell that grows stronger and more decided
ne the years creep slowly by, Lorena'
When the spring time comes, gentle annie
the old Goldfish that hangs on nall away
back in the darkest corner OF The cel'ar as
counts the noisy onions piled up on inc
middle of the floor, and then it doesn't hail
itry. The dryer it gets the louder II grows
You must be blind IL you couldn't near tue
flavor of two.year-old Goldfish. But wben
he is new he is quiet, and you miss the ola
| familiar bouquet.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST TO- 1881


ARRIVED.
steamship wyanoke, Coach. New noIk; r ra
.hsndise and passengers. George W. Allen a co'
a. w. Fyermsp, Carr PhiiadelphIs msr
disc and passengers. j. w. MeCarrles. hsens.
steamer Tiger Lily, W9lineii. ,ar,. .
<ssnd,sr and passengers. w. A. D. Cole, sapefih-
tendent. s.unn.
stenuer Ariel, CHORD. Norfolk. UaiIeo s,a,e
mali. msresandisc aud passengers Il. d. is'""'
Schooner Governor Eaton, Providence COAL Csf-
re Schooner ST n. C. Carroll, Carroll. Phsdslphia'
eoel' CARTS 4 Parker. v.-k 80
Schooner John NJ PLfer. fn LILIES Psrser.
srbooner Winiam b. Ncshain. Act,ormicf' bai1-
more pid james river We, Cusn n,,s phiI.selphIs
coai. curtis Parker. So, ph,Isd.,nhia.
schooner A. +. Cohn, Frsmbers- fn"aoe'pni~'
merchandise. Curtis Parker. 49, ..nr.l
scsooner Emma F. Hart. Davis, Boston, Gamer
FEDERAL POINT LIGHTHOUSE.
v,,utroros. N. c.. August 24.-Federal POINT
u,n,hnnse. before reported DESTROYED BY nre. has
not been used since he closing or he me- inec on
Juar l. 1850. At the time OF the nre ~ VS. 49,
rle1 a. uveljIDg by Mr.. Taylor, me former ECU
er IL was a wooden building, located ABOUT one
mile from Fort Fisher.
MEMORANDA.
Observation-Disclosures 24ih Schooner sannei
Hart Hobroor, from Richmond. 49,. 49,
P1'HaiIiIDrIPTfrA-Arri.ed 24'h: Schooner Mary
A iypns Rowe, from virginia.
NEW Y0RH-ArrivcdE 4Lhs cNnooneiso !, "a ~
ser Rood,s: Patterson 8 Bush. hiiiner; J e. W: H.
white smith: j. J. PbAro, SoPer; Ssran quinn,
Datby-sll fron virginia. . - M L.
Bos,oN.-Arrived z4th: schoosers II; ID
graham, Greeley. and Marcia 5. Lewis, KEW, rom
ArrtEed 23d: Schooner Carl D. Lathrop'
snow from Boston, 10 load Tor Richmond.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. August 25.-Arrivea: Persian MO- No.
.reh in tow OF France. kivena. Hipparcnus. NO
rocco. Arrived ou,: SulprRren' ho"e"~iu
hound Forrningeu, New Orleans.
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CHEAP DRUNK -" That man J." ex-
claimed the salOon.keeper, on being ques-
tioned-"the one you saw go out Bless
YOUR soul, sir, that's old Uncle Ben: de
never misses bis daily intoxlcation. lie mas
discovered the quickest and most economl'
cal way Of getting of. First he calls Tor
the biggest quantity OF Scotch whiskey we
Will sell for fifteen cents, then he takes
schooner OF beer, and in FIVE minutes it's
settledn
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william Hill Moore, veteran undertaken
of Philadelphia, who claims TO have been
the pioneer In the business, having started
q nv Years ago, tells en- incident that caused
him TO be nick. named Laurel Hill Moore.
Dn one occasion he was called TO ofticiate az
4 wedding, aud when the bride and groom
eanle 10 the carriage 10 start on their we'd
ding. trip, Mr.. Moore, overcome by the
ruIiny habit, clapped the door 10 with @
bang. and shouted % To Laurel HILL"
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, [
HANOVER COUNTY. VA. !


HANOVER COUNTY. VA. I
TAMES T.. BOWLES--.........P Plaintiff.
- against
John T. Mills and Betty NJ. his wife: George r.
Haw, trustee under a deed OF trust from said John
r. Mills and wife. and the said George +. Haw In
his o wn night; Sophia NJ. Pembert0n, W. w. Tim
Der AXE, and Edward w. Bughes.... Defendants,
IL cHAScBRY.
BY decree entered IN this cause. now pending In
the Circuit Court Of Hanover county, on the 20 h
day OF April 1881. IL is ordered that one OF the
commissioners OF said court do inquire aud report
TO the court
al. What real estate Is owned by the defendant
John T. Mills, aud what Is It's annual and fee-simpe
value, aud where sltDaed.
-. What are me Hens upon the said real estate,
and the respective piiouties thereof, and the
amounts thereof. and 10 whoa payable.
80 whesber the rents and profits Of the defend
ants John T. Mills real estate In the bill and pro-
ceedngs meatiored. any other real estate he may
own, will nay 0A' the hens thereon IN eve years"
The PARTIES interested in this snt viii take notice
that have Fixed upon WEDNESDAY the 2tst day
OF sepiembsr, aud Hanover Coui thousc - tle
time and place for executing this decree.
sal \. q. REDn,
al I2-F1y Commisnonsrs
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We XIII our rulers when We remove from
the human system whatever disorganizes
the nerves. Dr.. Benson's Celery and
Cnamomile pills relieve from subsection TO
the power OF headache, sleepIessness, and
dyspepsia. They conssiD no opium or butt
fuI drug.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old 4

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old ..LfFfE
a Dominion steamship Company s.2114&fss
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD d.
MINION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY at
o'clock r. NJ; steamer WYANOkE, CAPTAIN
COUCH, every FRIDAY az 2 O'Clock p. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
az 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up to ! o'clock T. N. for the
TUESDAYS and II DAYS steamer, and % D O'Clock
saiurday evening for Sundays ship
Through bills OF lading signed sAd goods Tor
Warded with dispatch 70 all points north soula, east
and west; slso. 70 foreign ports.
Passenger acco nmodations unsurpassed
Aner-cabin fare TO New York, SlO.oO; reuhd
trip. els; steerSge, 60 aDc 81.
For freight passage apply 20
q. W. ALLEN 4 CO., ARents,
INV ets COupany's Wharf, ROcketts.
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by Furmau Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.


SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FARM ON THE OSBORNE TURNPIKE Two
MILES BELOW The CITY, OPPOSITE TREE
HlIL.--By Virtse OF a seed % trust executed ~
Martin LOuehnsne and wife 70 the Undersigned as
trustees dated June IA, 1878. and recorded In lhe
clelk's once OF Benfico County Court, ID. b. lOl,
mage 100. Default having been made In the payment
OF two certain notes secured iherein aud being re
qnred so 10 DO by the beaehci2rY under said deed,
we shall sell by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881,
on the premises at IL NJ, "all that certain TRACT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, located
in the cOunty Of Henrico, on ihe north side n The
OLD KichmOzd and Osborne turnpike, as0ut two
miles east OF the city OF Rich aOnt, containing
SEVENTY-TNO ACRLS, be the sane more or
lesa.r The DWELLING Is good TWOSTORY
FRAMED HOUSE. With siI rooms, built since the
war. The barn n substantial, and the out-hOuses
are in rood order. Tue land is good. aud all in
.earch hrst-class place are invited TO attend the
TERMS: Caeh rs TO expenses or sale end two
Noes or $500 each. with interest, due respectively
June 2. $50. and June IL, 1881. and credit as
10 5000 due Juse IL, 1882 and $1,000 Que June
l2. 1883 balance, II any, announced az sale.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
WILLIAM G. AONCURE,
Trust ee.
FuRNAN TUPPHR, Auc,ioHeer. aul0
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tiff
~ COMPANY. sszte&l1ek
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOhINIpN. WYANOkf, MAN.
HAITIAN. and RICHAOND--.yery TUESDAY
AMI FRIDAY at 2 4. NJ. aud SUNDAY At A. NJ.
STEAMERS leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS al 3 Z. NJ. from Pier 2e
new numberl. foot OF Beach street, North river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, aud bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
Afer-abin fare 10 New York, 410.5o; round
trip, as steerage, 90 aBdS
Freighls for points beyond New York forwarde q
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex-
pensos occurred.
FreiRhs received until O'Clock p. NJ daily.
For further information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLIES 4 CO., Agents.
my i office COmpanY's wharges. Rockets.
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FINANCIAL.
ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMocRArIc)
EXECUTIVE COhhITTER.
RICHMOND. August a. 4 ISL

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE con-
IL SENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE are established AZ the Office OF the
American Hotel, corner OF dsla and Twelfth
streets.
WIN be glad to zee any resident or visiting Con-
sersailse Democrat at these rooms. where any ir-
formation about party matters Will be EladlT re-
Letters win reach me addressed to
J. BELL BIGGER.
tive COMMITTEE.
ces,:ssryaiise Democratic papers please copy.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND, Va, August 0, 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR REMODELLING
\ and FtNIaHING THE FIasr .cOLOKKD
Broad aud College streets. will be received al tia
Once az The undersigned Entil SEPTEMBER lar
az O'Clock T. N. Pans aud specifications can 81
rs)ecs any or aik Md1. b T. BLACK.
- 4c-epdf2 AEAabee<.