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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08
BUCK 1T AIS.

Ty virtue of decree Of the United states Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District Of virginia
entered In the above cause November Is, 1881,
will proceed TO sell at public auction, on tile prem
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP - Pr
~ COMPANY. sAsssAfsssss

This company will dispatch one Of theireplendid
stclmcrs-0LD DOMlNlON, WYANOkE T., MAN
HAITIAN. and RlCIlMOND-EVERI TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at l l.. D., and SUNDAY at .
A. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THU RS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS nj 3 T.. NJ from Pier
26 new NUMBER, foot of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, stato-rOOms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aficr-cabln fare TO New York. SO; round trip.
SlS: stccr9gc. 20 and 81.
Freight- for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freights received until o'clock =. VI. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
my Office ComnanN's wharye@. Rockets.
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DOR SALE.
IGOR SALE, \ DESIRABLE FARM 90,

I'UK SAIF, \ UENINADIT4 MINI ,tol.
II OF FORTY-TIIREE ACRES, with ne--l--
ccssary buildings, Ia lIcnricO county. three mites
from Richmond, Immediately on Richmond, Fred
farms of Thomas Branch, Thomas Johnston, and
others. The place l. wc-,tOckcd with all kinds of
FRUIT, has fine DAN GROVE on IL, and with
little expense splendid icc-pOnd could De made.
Trains to and from the city stop within FIVE
minutes walk 10 the house II more land l. re-
qurcd twenty-five acrcs Of the slime tract can be
added.
TERMS: Very reasonable, and long time. For
further information apply 10
K. b. CHAPLIN & CO.,
dc 3-cod6t Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-08

Tor NORFOLK, SiJ;Dat
PORTSMOUTH,
AND JhMES-RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT,
CONNECTING At PORTSMOUTH
ron
BALTINORE AND TIE NORTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT, sNuTHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON VA.
GREATLY REDU CED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.
sf.f
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norf0l, Portsmouth.
Smithaeld. aud Hampton: Washington, ID. c.:
Ncwbcrn, Washington, and Tarboro'. y. G., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina: also, Tor
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Old Point. and all rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
aud through bills issued. J.. d. TATIM,
oc2G superintendent.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. Al, Daily.
Leaves Richmond NJ ....................1.25 g.. "
Arrives az Burkeyillc at..................J.B1 D. 80
-IORK-RINER LlNE.
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NTALrARLE LOT FOR SALE on

VALUABLE lot FOR SALE ON
Y TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET, ADJOINING THE NEW ARMORY
This valuable lot, fronting 60. feet. running bac,
$50 feet t. a wide alley can be purchased al fair
price. II Is large enough FOR the erection Of three
hrst-class dwellings.
TERMS: Liberal. Apply 70
dc S-3t W. GOllDIN x SDN.
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orAnLrs & MccunDY ,p &Scton Si'''''0N''
POsTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is unayOidably postponed until
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1891.
AZ same hour F.Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
deS Special Commissioners
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGuANN
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RIClIMONn 'ND
MILLIAM~ON's.

Freight and Fr u4
Mail. Pa sgrcr pi--i.. f ..
lcN. sunday. IS. sunday. a. ~.l.fil
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CHESTERFIELD LANDS FOR SALE
" At CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE JAN
UABY o, lSs2.-ln pursuance Of deed Of trust
dated 9th Of December, 1867, executed by Da-
yid L. Branch and Thomas W. Branch 10 John
Lyon, trustee. shall. tie iirst day Of the next
january term OF the County Court OF Chester
g.I1
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UNDERWRITERS.

T j. BINFORD d SUTHER-f-w-7
~ LAND, UNDERTAKINGS, 1904 ~~Ss---~
Franklin street (ncar G0ycrnOrl. Richmond, Va,
keep constantly ON hand all kinds Of WOOD and
METALLIC CASES and CASKETS: also,
CLOTH-CONERED CASkETS. Orders from the
country promptly attended Ia both day and night.
10 26-Sa, TUX h3m
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FOR Rents STORES.

nor RENT-AN OLD-ESTABL1SHED GROCERY
Store, elegantly fitted up, corner Goth and street
northwest Also Stable for two CD horses. For term
apply corner Goth and streets northwest s26- I3t.
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The STAR will be issued on Saturday In
double-sheet or eight-page form of fifty-six col
umns. 1t will contain over five columns of more
reading matter than the double-sheet before 1T
was enlarged, and will be in every way an inter-
esting number. The orders Of newsdealers can
be supplied at a moments notice; but adver-
tisers are requested to send In their orders be-
fore 12 o'clock on Saturday.
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The star reuters who have been berating Post
master General James and Attorney General
Macyeagh SO ferociously for investigating their
transactions will now have to widen their scope
of abuse to include the whole republican party
of the state of New York. One Of the leading
resolutions in the platform unanimously adopted
by the republican state convention yesterday
reads as follows:
That those who conspire to defraud the gov
which they belong. and the republican party
has among its strongest claims to popular graft
Jude the war which it has waged against the cor
ruption which grew out of the expenditures con-
sequent on the rebellion, the punishment which
~ mas meted out to dishonest officials of what
ever rank, and its persistent vigor in favor of
economical and honest administration. The re-
Duke and prosecution of the abuses connected
with the star routes in the Post Office depart
nent rebound to the credit of the late Presi-
10 the full satisfaction of justice President Ar
thur may be assured of the hearty approval of
the people"
The pronounced stand taken by the great re-
publican party of the state of New York in
urging the punishment of those who conspire
to defraud the government" and the ''rebuke
and prosecution Of the abuses connected with
the star routes i'm the Post Office department"
is likely to be adopted by the republicans
throughout the country. 1t is evident that the
star reuters in undertaking to crush out all in
quiry into their operations by coarse abuse Of
the government officials concerned in the inves-
tigation, have taken bigger contract than they
can carry out.
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W. W. BURDETTE & CO.
Nos 92S SEVENTH STREET and 7O6 x STREET
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ward. It.
II OST-A RUSSIAN LEATHER POCKETBOOK.
~ containing papers and money. including z mote
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for $17766. All persons forewarned from negotat
ing same. liberal reward If returned to Star Office.
and no questions asked. o5-2ta
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T ,Aw DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
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PROFESSOR OF the Law of Real and Personal Property
andNegodable instruments.
LECTURERS 1881 '82
Hon. H. H. WELLS, Commercial Law.
ENOCH TOTEM, Esq. Law of Corporations.
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I: G: HINE. Esq, Law of Torts.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-06

The republican state convention Of New York
was expeditions and apparently harmonious in
its work yesterday. The half had a de
cided majority of the delegates, and the stall
warts acquiesced in their control of the con-
vention- The spirit of faction. however, has not
been entirely exercised. The Commercial Ad-
rertiseT declares that the half breeds are more
bent upon revenge and upon humiliating stall
warts than upon restoring harmony, and is very
much displeased at the election of Senator Miller,
whom it terms ''pulp-headed Miller as tempo
rary chairman. 1t informs the half-br eeds that
having had control of the convention they are
responsible for the ticket and its success. an d
intimates that if they carry retaliatory policy
too far they may be overwhelmed with defeat
Generally. however, the disposition of the party
seems TO be to bury factional feeling until after
the election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-06

finishing up Fine Stock Of Fan and Winter Car
lets, Coupe Rockaways, Landaulets Victoras Exten-
son Tops &C., &c. Second hand Carriages of every
ROBERT d. GRAHAM
AZ Repository and Factory 40 4l6 9Th st. Northwest
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK STABLE IN THE
l immediate vicinity OF Lafayette Square. THOS g.
FISHER CO.. 1874 street, near Ebbitt House.
s3O-6t
NOR RENT-A NUMBER OF EXCELLENT
Il Pianos and Organs for g. g. and a. per month"; by
q. L. WILD BRO. 100 tn street northwest SD I'm
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nor RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without Board, in the beautifully located residence
436 street northwest at moderate prices 500 lot
IOR RENT-PLEAsANT ROOM, FURNISHED OR
- nnfurnished, south front, third floor also. one
fourth door, with Board. Terms moderate; pleasant
situation park in front; pass references
exchanged: 1903 II street northwest. a27-34t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-06

The movement in behalf of the Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital was successfully organized at
the large and influential meeting at Lincoln
Hall last night. systematic plan for the COL
lection offunds for the undertaking will be en-
tered upon at once. From the general interest
manifested in the matter it would seem that
there will be little difficulty in raising the re-
quisite amount if the managers strike while the
iron II hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-06

Next Tuesday, Ohio will elect governor sew
eral other state officers and Legislature. For
once the Ohio October election is not an all
absorbing subject of interest with the people.
In fact, comparatively little interest is mani
tested in the election outside OF Ohio and all
accounts agree that within the state there is a
degree Of apathy manifested which the poll
tieians have not been able to overcome. A light
vote is predicted and hence the result is felt to
be doubtful The chances, always are in favor
OF the republicans for the simple reason that a
majority of the voters belong to that party Gov
Foster is quoted as being confident Of his re-
election, but the democrats are making what
they term ',stili hunt" and are credited with
having done some efficient work. The death
and burial of the late President put stop to all
campaign proceedings in the state and very little
has been done In that direction since then The
legislature to be elected will have to rearranee
the congressional districts. and the main contest
therefore, Is to secure a majority Of this body
Despite the depressing influences upon the re-
publican party it will probably carry the state.
This cold weather is, 1t should be remembered
inflicting almost as much suffering upon the
houseless and homeless people Of Michigan as
did the other extreme Of heat, which made them
dependent for time upon public charity. 1t is
stated that the contributions are not arriving
there in quantities sufficient to meet the pressing
needs Of the sufferers. This ought not to con-
tinue. The few destitute out there are but
small proportion Of this great population. and if
the people will but contribute little sums and let
the money go forward at once the necessities of
xxx-su =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-23
LA FORMACION.

A las seis de la maiiaCa del 20
todas las companies de voluntarios,
forasteras y de la capital, estaban
formadas en- las GALES cereanas a la
Plaza Principal.
Ell pueblo habia madrugado para
contemplar esta fiesta civica, siendo
numerosas las personas de ambos
sexos y de todas edades y classes que
discurrfan por las calles.
A las seis y media, al toque de
llamada, form6 ell primer battalion
en- la plaza y en- Ia calle de San Jose
las seis companies representatives
de los demas de la isla. fernando
I'm solo battalion bajo la direction
del senior Bascaran. Queriendo los
voluntarios de esta Capital cor
responder dignamente d las mo-
lestias que Sc habian impuesto
sus companeros del resto de la Isla,
Sc presentaron en- gran ndmero Ves-
tidos de gala en- sus companies res
pectivas, por 10 que no bajarfan de
quiDientos los hombres que llevaba
ell primer battalion.
POGO antes de las siete pdsose en-
marcia este battalion, precedido de
gu banda de mdsica y seguido de- la
de Mayaguez J de las seis brillantes
companies con otras tantas banderas
precedentes de Aguadilla, Mayagtiez,
Ponce, Guayama, Humacao J Baya-
mon, las cuales formaban IN segun-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-23
ANA q tu patria y tn rey
Y Sc obediente a la ley.

A ambos !ados del p6rtico esta-
ban fjos en- la pared, d guisa de pa
noplias coronadas de los Golores ma.
cionales, los escudos de la mayor
parte de las provincias de Espaila
En- 10 alto de aquel lado de la Bene-
ficencia h0taban al viento en- artist
ca simetria gallardetes y baLderlnes
de grana y orc con profusion, sobre-
saliendo en- ell centrO doce doce pen
dones que representation la medalla
de los voluntarlos y todas las orde-
nes miIitares de Espana. En el sue
10 Y d los lados exteriores del altar
dos canones muy bien decorados y
montados en- sus curenaS, con pabe-
llones de armas al coStado, colnuni-
caban 4 la fiesta un caracter pura-
mente mihtar y de campana.
FL corto espacio de que dispone-
mos y el ligero examen que desde las
flas nos fu6 dado hacer de aquella
feliz improvisation del Sr. Laguna,
nos impiden entrar en- mas detalIes
S6anos, no obstante, llcito dar al au-
tor de aquella obra nuestro sincere
y las mas expresiyas gra-
cias por 10 que d realzar ell acto con-
con su talento y laboriosi-
dad.
LA CONDECORACION.
Tsrmipada Ia misa, d una indics-i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-23
VOLUNTARIOs !:

Acabais de oirio. El Ray, personi-
ficaoion augusta de la naoiou espanola
y JEFF Slpiemo d. las Armas, ha que
rldo premiar vuestra constsnois, vues-
ira abnegscion, vuestro patriotismo con
ess medalla que ostentan va con noble
orgullo en- au pscho los mas antiques
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JoaS L. DAVIS & o.. No. II Walls,
THuRSDAY. Ang. l1pM

The stock market to-day active and at times
excited. There was heavy decline IN the prices of
some stocks. and a moderate one in others The
bears pressed their advantage with vgor for the
greater part of the day and undoubtedly succeeded
IN bringing out a large quantity of " long" stocks
Later, when the money market became easier be-
cause borrowers had supplied themselves and
the lenders of accidental balances found that
10 money was wanted, and upon the circulation of
a mysterious report that railroad matters had been
adjusted at Saratoga there followed a quick and
sharp rally in prices For the space of ten or ff-
teen minutes the apparent excitement was intense.
and the Board room seemed to be Bedlam let loose
The movement. however, was too vio-
lent to last until the close. and prices
were again receding at gong sounding"
The specially weak stocks Of the day were Denver
and Rio Grande ST. Paul. the coal stocks Union
Pacific and the Southwestern list of railways gener.
ally, and Western Union. And Lake Shore was as
noticeably strong ever. Notwithstanding the
sharp rally during the last half hour of business
prices generally closed with important declines from
yesterdays figures and the market was feverish and
unsettled.
Government bonds were dull and weak. the final
bids showing declines of is per cent for the 4ios
Il per cent for the continued IS and SIS and 10 Nor
cent for the As The market closed weak at the fol
lowing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
II O'CLOCK TO pig O'CLOCK.
Dig O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

Rome 8, os'Srg scic,c Valley lst Lehigh B c as
Sads Wa GyO and Pac Den 1gsp ist q con
ST kan City & Havana division 10000. -. lly
Omaha division LOO. ...lO3 5000 10 L,
5000. ll77s Y l. r and West Bank of America
l. A Il lst New % 10 =. 1871
1000. Zoe 1000. 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

There was a little more activity in few issues of
railroad bonds, but generally the market was AZ
dull as usual and prices were weak. Erie second
consols were dealt in to the amount of 1857 Ooo
from l01 down to 100ls. and funded IS sold al 90
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds declined from
81 to 1919 on sales of only $4,000 Chesapeake aud
OHIO hrsts. series b, were per cent lower at Sc.
and currency debts were 81 lower at 57L. Canada
Southern hrsts declined from 100 to 90. AMI New
York Elevated trsts sold at l16 against 1862 YES
terday, Metropolitan firsts being steady at 100.
Ohio Central incomes dropped from so to 49l4. and
st. Paul and Omaha consols from 1929 tn loI
Texas and Pacific incomes fell from 79l2 TO 753.0
76l4, and irsts. Rio Grande Division, from 92S. 10
81 The following are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Aug. 1S--P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Aug. 1872. NJ.
The principal feature of the mining stock markets
to-day was the activity in the Comstock shares A
large business done in Consolidated Virginia
up to 2.4O against 2.05 yesterday, and California
was 10 cents higher at Ito. Mexican sold at 1910
11G10si, Best and Becher at 13. and Union CONSOLE
dated at 13G13l2 The Leadvlle shares generally
were. little lower OF only steady State Line Nos
and were largely sold at SO. and Nos and +
improved from l. 10 to 1.2001.15. Oriental and
Miller ruling steady at 1.35. Miner Boy continues
to be the feature among the w-prce stocks and
rose from Sd to 81 cents Great Eastern continuing
weak at ID cents. l he markets closed active but
irregular.
NJ. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SECOND CALI.-12 O'CLOCK NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
Corporation Notifies.

NOIlCE.-PrOposals will be received at tho
& once O. the Department Of Public Charities and Ccrrec
n, 20 90 iruase anh August 49, 1851 fo lry soas
tot sale at No. 2 City Hall 'Se S'y "ecoru,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

Bullion valued at $27,1 25 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mues
Barbee and Walker superintendent telecrapbs
that bullion amounting TO 81 800 was shipped from
The mine yesterday.
flsing sun superintendent reports that the new
smart Is sinking through country rock showing a
me iedge formation carrying a vein as strong rs
mat IN the third level Of the old shaft This new
part OF the mine il showing a DEVELOPMENT Of ore
,hat aHds largely to the value ol the property No
anG No. levels west from the old shaft are being
drlfts both carry pay ore in the face The ore in
the lace OF No shows the gold coarse and we'll
distributed through the quartz The hosting works
over the new shaft are completed and the machinery
works WE'LL The new mill IS running regularly ana
good quality. w W VI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

The business in State bonds included sales only
OF Louisiana consols ut 87ia and South Carolina Ga
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.


ROBINSON. Col, Aug. lS.-A large body Of ore as-
SAYING high has 6ecr struck the 700 level OF the
Robinson NINE. This discovery ir.ures ore In the
mine. II will add at least 10 coo tons of ore 20 the
reserves. and Will II Is believed make the Robin
son the greatest mine in the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

The sub-Treasury to-day gained $l0e.Ss1 on bali
ance, made up by coin gain of S175.42s, less !
currency loss of 500 04s it also received Sl00ooo
gold from San Francisco. This makes the total gam
since last Friday 81, 343, 763, including $400Vo"
gold from San Francisco. Money was even more so
tive than yesterday, and large proportion OF TO
newals made at from lie TO Is plus legsl inter
est, and exceptionally at u per cent per diem. "
the last half hour money offered at per cent
but the fact is insignificant because the money VI