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SPEtIAL NOTICES
III SYCLE BROTHERS
lOO CASES or NEW DESIRABLE GOOD
SUITABLE. FOR THE SEASON.

100 CASES or NEW DESIRABLE GOOD
SUITABLE. FOR THE SEASON.
100 rieccs CHECKED MUSLIN. slightly dam
"2e1' n 1884, good value for 20 and 30c.;
100 pieces CIIFChED MUSLIN for 10 and IL b..
per yard.
$50 pieces PERCALE at 90, 10. and I2tc. r.,
yard:
cases of TWlLLED sHEETING will be -o.d 20
much below regular value:
LOCO yards HAMBURG EDGE from g.. o. Vi
per yard
1000 yards NEW STYLES SWISS aad MUSLIN
EDGlNG and INsER1lNGs;
5000 FkENCHa and AMERICAS CORSET from.
SOC. 10 1928;
4 large stock OF NEW GINGIIAMS from : 10
l2l.c. per yard:
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from 300. 10 ~
per yard
Our 4Oc. ALL-wO0L CASHMERE ~ con,lL..
the beat In the state for the price,
80 piece. BLACK sIGh-amongst them you " L..
ind some of the best manufacture at ~ o.
10, rs. soc, 81, sl.25, NJ b $3.50 pr liri.
We are now selling a HLAtk SILK At A. .....
sold before for less than Sl76.
We sin show an immense stock 81 BLACk a.,
COLORED sATlNs at G5. 20, Is, -. 30
and Al per yard;
The balance Of our WINTER DRESS GOOD~y.
be closed out regardless 81 cot:
An immense variety Of LACF CIRTAfN- and.
LACE MUsLINs. which We VIII now -i, ..
great reduction Ia price on account Of tleuuI.
ness Of the Season.
We have on consignment 800 T'NLATNDRt,f,
SHIRTS from 90. TJc.. g. sl-tle al ,hlf- a..
consider good value for rl.JO:
4 large stock 81 CAEPETs. DRUGGFT~. .,..
RUGS. which We viii close e le,- thtn sos
York cost,
The balance Of cur CLOAks and ULnTFE- -,
glrtiiess Of cost:
$50 QUILTS stil left, amon.,t them .5mct.. ....
lydamagcd;
An Immense variety Of TABLE LISEN ..
NAPKINS;
1000 yards REMNANT or IRISH LINEN ..,.
Ices than bali The regular sal.c;
LINEN dPILLOW-CASEIlNIN
very cheap.
Ladies, II viii pay you 90 cVtmlne the ..rf, .,
SICLE BROTHERS before purchasing. U..-
buyer 1, always I'm tie marac. alI ihelrnut...
Quick sales and small profit.
sNCLE BROTHERS.
fe 5-eod 3lI Rro,d .r-..t
G1~ HEADQUARTERS FOR
DRY Goods PURCHASE.
THALHINER BROTWR%
5ol BROAD sImrr
In making PREPARATIONS Tor o., coming .,,.,n
We have thoroughly oyorhaul,d 600. stockof
WINTER GOODS AND oPRSG Goods
LETT over from las; season; al-o. aa immense. ..
REMNANTS or DEr-N Goods.
SILKS. sATINs,
WHITE GOODS.
FLANNELS.
BLACK GOODS. &C.
which ~ have BE- orminc'l =, clos. out bcfo-
arrival Of new goods. and will oG,r durlnf t
wccL luci inducements "a VIII insure their -al..
We win open during the wc. B 3. cll hargl.a.
BLACK CASIRlEF~.
BLACK WATmED SlLF-,
SURAH sATIN~,
BLACK and COLOR - lik%
BLACK and CoLOEcD ~iTIS4,
TABLE LINEN,
TOWELS, NAPhfN+.
sHEETINGs,
CHECh MUSLIN,
IRISH LINENS.
WHITE QUILTS,
and other ncw good. worry .os price,
WIN open next week $50 'lt'.r ..N In 90
PARAs0Lc 40 iH0GIILAs
&C the li,C-t style.
g., -. AND 7-uOOh AID Glove,
SARAH BEENHARDT AND OTTER hAhI~
or GLOW
At BOTTOM rrfC.-,
THAIlINtN bhOTlIEEe.
H. 95-ea,~u&W 5nl H-Dld ,trD,f.
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books, STATIONERY, So.

IdE MYSTERIES or $500. ".iiT or LDt '-
NAPOLEON. spic. nt 0l. ny rmlie L. Dr.
Price. 70 cent.
JUDGE T0URGEE's >ET BOOK, "JuHN
EAN'
THE South WiIHDt'" q SHADOW. BY a4.
thor Of " Fools frrluh." -.
CENTURY MAGA/tNl aud Jt ~ LADll -'
JOURNAL. for March
PICTURE-FRAMES, q g u = g. Ptioi n
GRAPHS;
New styles in STATION r.,
An Nos. In SEASIDE ana pi'tShLfS--QT So.
LIBRARIES At y. LtoN tkD'~.
Nts.lenitr.
feo3 p't '!Ilu strr {.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI COHEN BROTHERS


M COHEN BROTHERS
COHEN BROTHERS
COHEN BROTHERS
SPRING OPENING
SPRING OPENING
SPRING OPENING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AHMONY ." - CONPASN.)
FIRST REGENT NIRGfNfA VOLUNTEERS, (
RICHMOND. February %. 1852.
THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF #" 2
4 COMPANY VIII assemble IL The armory =
TO-DAY Sunday ut 1870 +. NJ. IN full-dre 4.
uniform 10 act escort % lie remains 81 their II
deceased coinrade, DAVID =. NCNINS.
By command al Captain LLLErT.
fc2G-lt 4. \. CARY, orderly Sergeant.
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MEETINGS..


RiCHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING. LoAf,(
AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. 1000 MAIN STREET
(nder Planters tional Bankl,
EICHWoND, VA, February %. 1852.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
~ Frs OF THIS COMPANY viii be hold 1T
their Office, on WEDNESDAY,, March /. 1Ss2.
NJ oclOc, T.. VI. for the election Of directors FIR
The ensuing ycar-posiponed from the annual
Getting for want Of 4 quorum. Member ore 70
qucSted 10 be present IN person or represented by
proxy.
WILLIAM LOVENsTElN,
. (faqhier.
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LECTURES.
CTAR LECTURE COURSE.

MtIZNE fiFff'''f
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY .S' 1882
under auspices Of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
FRANK sTEISGFELLow,
THE CONFEDERATE SCOUT.
SUBJECT: A TRIP TO WASHINGTON, CAP.
TURE AND ESCAPE.
This heiuu the anniversary Of this subject, Mr.
strfnrfvlow VIA rcad President Davis's original
order sent TO him.
Reserved ea,sa,RAMos s NOSES. fe24-it
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NOTICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
~ GIVEN that general meeting Of the stock
holders Of THE NEW-RiNE III RAILROAD COM
PASN OF VIRGINIA iscallcd for The purpose II
clcctlrg President and Board of Directors ana
FOR tbe transaction Of such Other business - may
b. brought before The meeting. such meeting 10 be
held at the Exchance and Ballard Hotel Rich
moud. Va, on WEDNESDAY the 29th day OF
March. SS2. NJ L. n.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
r. Io-la,ytd g.. X. W. ARMIES, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANyILLEl
IXTENsIpN COMrASY.
No. 80 NORTH BROAD STREET.. ATLANTA, GA,
kcbru ny 20, 1852. }
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE
> GRADUATION, MASONRY, AND BRIDG-
NC Of that part OF the line Of the Georgia Plcic
railway which Hes between The town ~ Admission
Calhoun county. All., Ton the selma. Rome and
Dalton railrOaG.l and tie city Of Birmingham, JEFF
icrson county, Ala, slNty-nye miles in length. will
he received by tie Richmond and Danyillc tX,cn-
sion Company ut its office. No. 80 north Broad
street. Atlanta. Ca, until WEDNESDAY the 10TH
day If March, 1882, ~ IL o'clock VI.
He company reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids
Profes and specifications may be seen at the
Offices Of the company IN Atlanta, ia, aud Birm-
Upon application at the Offices Of the company
at oxford and Birmingham, Ala, information
T be given 70 RaFTe: Mihng b H. eT mine the
fe23-tl4thMh
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- GRADING, MASONRY. AND TREsTLE-
WORK on tho Richmond and Mccklcnburg rail;
be received at the Office Of the Richmond and
Nest Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company. l03 Main street. Richmond, Va, un-
tails Of work, specifications and blank forms Of
proposals can be obtained on applicati,n at The
abOye-named Office. II. III. TAICOTT,
&c l7-td Chief Engineer.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS-W ORhs,l
RICHMOND. VA, February Is, 1882.
CEALED PROPOSALS
will he received
AT THIS OFFICE
UNTIL
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1852,
FOR THE
BEsT GAS COAL.
The quality, yield, and Illuminating powers 10
be established by practical test at the works
TIE supply for the fiscal year endnc February
1853, - he delivered at the lower works, as the
necessity Of the superintendent may require. Any
deficit viii be deducted monthly from the price
paid the contractor, who viii be required TO give
bond and security for faithful compliance Of The
contract and II inferior coal be repeatedly sent to
the works after due notice from the superintend-
ont IL shall be deemed sufficient cause to abrogate
the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve the right to r.
Jet any aud all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
fel5-td superintendent.
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TRIM IS MIGHTY ani ir lr.,..lcA ~.
triumph iu llor BITTER
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FANCY GOODS.


s T L V EMS
HAS OPENED DURING TIE WEEK
New designs In sILyEI-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsomest PICKLE-STAND VT have
shown At 81;
\ few NEW DECORATIONS in TIN SETS;
4 lot Of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsH-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BOXES, S0AP-HOLDERS, &C.;
\ large invoice of ROCKING-CHAIRS, hand
somely upholstered, at very low price,;
CuILDREN'S CHAIRS, TABLE-CHAIRs,
NURsING-CHA:Rs,& &C;
More Of that ELEGANT CREAM-LAID NOTE
PAPER. sellingat lJc. yer quite or pack-tis
Wei worth 25c.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
STEVENS,
fc 10 sos Broad street.
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INSURANCE COmPANIEs

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ENDOWMENT INSURANCE.
Result on a ninc'een-ycar Endowment Policy
issued by tie NORTHW MUTUAL 70
". =. Caudcc, ,hler OF the Manufacturers Bank
Of Milwaukee, Wis, at age Of thirty-ouc:
Amount premium, s237: No. Il policy, l.sio;
date Of policy, March. 1851 amount OF policy,
$4,000.
Total premiums, nineteen years........ fi.5o3 90
Total dly idcnds 70 lSSl................ l.49z 81
Net cost Of policy................. olu ol
Endowment paid March, lssl......... $500" go
Eighteenth dividend. pal March, ISL l56 A.
Ninet,enth dividend, due March. 1882, l5s -
Total Cclpts..................... $3.50 'u
Ne, cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3'OlU VI
Net prOnt................. ......... F='oOo ~
which is anout M for eachsl0O paid in by Mr..
Caudcc, bcsiues getting $1,000 insurance nineteen
years.
For further information address
JOHN B. CARY, state Agent
1918 Main street, Richmond, VA.
DR.. j. :. ID. CULLEN. Medical hNaminer.
lfe S-eOdtApl3I
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From the Leavenworth tKan.) Timcs.I
The latest craze Il the hat Irritation. 1t
IL too utterly utter, too intensely intense.
The following Is the code: Wearing the
hat squarely on the head, love you madly I;
tipping over the right ear, my little brother
has the measles; pulling II over the eyes,
you must not recognize me; wearing II on
the back OF the heard, tn Ia taking It Off
and brushing 1t the wrong way, my heart
Is busted; holding II out In the right hand,
lend me quarter; leaving II with your
uncle, | have been to church fair; throw
Ing il at policeman, love your sister;
using IL as fan, come and see my aunt;
carrying brick In 1t, your cruelty Is kill.
ing me; kicking 1t up stairs, Is the old
man around; kicking II down stairs, where
is your mother; kicking It across the street,
I am engaged; hanging 1t on the right
elbow, win call tonight; hanging II on
the left elbow, am badly left; putting II on
the ground and sitting Oh 1t, farewell fer
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lron.Manufacsure I'm the Colony or
Virginia.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
NY attention was directed few days
since TO crude memorial Of iron-manufac-
ture in the Colony OF Virginia. rudely
and irregularly cast specimen OF pig-iron
about two feet i'm length and weighing pro-
baby about one hundred pounds-now on
exhibition at the door OF Kelly's iuDk-shop,
on Nineteenth street. It's origin is denoted
In raised letters as follows "B. Grymes
[some vague lettering-probably d Co.
Val, 175s."
About June 1, 1870, freshet, induced
by heavy rains, overlooked and cut the dam
oil the "Old Forge" on the Jones branch
of the Chickahominy river in New Kent
county, uncovering what was once q
"forgc or smelling furnace" which, ac-
cording to tradition, had been burned, and
the site covered with earth on the approach
Of British soldiery during the Revolution:
Among the Debris were found six pigs OF
iron, one of which, having been brought
to Richmond, was inspected by me. IL
was marked "B. g.: 174f," and may have
been from the same furnace as the pig men,
toned above. The forge in New Kent
county now known as Providence Forge
appears on Fry a. Jeiierson's map Of 1865
as "Holt's Forge" Tradition assigns to
Colonel William Byrd 0he second of the
name In Virginia. the credit OF erecting
and first operating the furnace at Provi-
dence Forge.
The name Grymes is one Of early seating
and much prominence in MiddleseX coun-
ty. Who among the readers Of the Dis
patch knows aught Of the furnace OF b.
Grymes, when erected and where, how
long operated, and from whence its sup
plies Of iron orc were obtained?
Faithfully yours. X. A. Il.
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1882.
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Negro Slaves i'm Boston, Mass. I'm I72S.
tn the Editor Of the DisD0tch:


There was recently presented TO the Vir-
GINA Historical Society by the Hon. James
Lyons, ST., copy of the fourth newspaper
published i'm Boston, Mass. the first there.
and in America, being The Boston Neaos
Letter, a weekly, the first No. OF which
was issued by John Campbell, a ScOtchman,
i. April "a, 17O4)-The Netc England Weekly
Journal, "Numb. LV., Monday, April s,
172S," Containing the most Remarkable
Occurrences, Foreign and Domestick." IT
is little half-sheet Of only eight by twelve
inches, and the foreign nerS is Of date OF
the month OF October previous.
Among the contents. however, are the
following advertisements. which Mr.. Lyons
desires that you will publish:
GA very Likely Negro Woman who can
do Household Work. and is fit for either
Town or Country Service, about % Years
of Age, to be Sold. Inquire OF the Printer
hereof"
"a very Likely Negro Girl, about 10 OF
IA Years Of Age, speaks good English, has
been in the Country some Years, to be
Sold. Inquire Of the Printers hereof"
Faithfully yours, Il. A. Il.
RICHMOND, July 10, 1882.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

apples: Green-From 80 to as barrel
! BeesWd1. 23c d b.
| BMtsr: Prime 10 choice yellow, 2Om22c.: f,i,
10 good I2%1 &c. fresh yellow butter sells
Co. corn Meat sl.O5 per 6ushel for country: 81 ID
| Beans. Nominal.
Btdck Peas. $l.65@sl,7O.
pred Fruit. Nominal
hce FoicS: Hens, 30c.; chickens, l5m22c.
demand. ' " '"@
Feathers: Prime live-goose, 45@5oc.: common.
Fiarseed: s1.1O@sl.l5 p bushel.
Hag' virginia timothy, 90c.a$l; clover
mixed, S0@ S3c.; clover, 60Q7Cc
Bdied Oats: 75990c.
POTATOES: Irish. s3.50@S3.75 a barrel.
Of toos 4o Ghsseng leo@sl7o D IN. Seneca, Tree
Lard: Country, l2@l3c.
Rive: 65@9Oc. d busheI.
SSamdc: Prime, Use.
Shncks:: 75@S0c.
bdted MrdU: 30d40c.
Tstton: 6Sa7c. 4 10.
Hoot; washed 3Sc. unwashed, 2Sxc. BURY
rates. " ''' ''''' "'''e
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement; Rosendale, sl.5C@sI. 80 n barrel.
L.me: AGRICULTURAL, SH1 "a bushel: Rock
lana, Ian xi30@:i.so, according TO quantty Virgil
plaster, Si.90mS2. '""e"
Tar: Large Size, a..
DRY Goods.
!. ,Prfnts Mcrrimack, &C.; Merrfmack shirting.
55kc.; Richmond &c.; south Bridge, &c. ; Pacidc'
pte.' npraRue. &c.: Spraguc shirting, &c, (: Dun.
neI = 0hc: Aliens, BIC. Manchester, 0Kc Wash.
ngton, 6hc.; Mallory Pink, 6kc.; Mallory Purple.
'sci Sim pson mourning, &c; simpson Grey, 6hc,;
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A STORY AbOul Forrest.

had gone on TO Philadelphia to take my
Christmas dinner with poor F0rney, and,
Of course, a call upon Forrest was in order.
The veteran tragedian showed us through
his picture gallery, and happened to please
him by admir1ng his iavorltes, Napoleon at
the kremlin and pair OF merry madens
bathing, think they were. Presently we
stopped in front OF portrait Of Fitz
Greene Halleck. with whom all three OF us
were acquainted when he served as n sort
of Newman Noggs in the Office OF the
Astors. "Who would have thought" said
Forrest, "that such a chap as Halleck
could have written Marco Bozzaris,' a
poem that fires my blood whenever recite
those lines:
".strke till the last armed foe expires:
Strike ! for your affairs and your fires!
Strike for the green graves of your sires.
God and Your native land!
And strangely enough" he continued, 81
met the son of Marco BozZaris while l was
in Greece. lie had seemed to me tradi-
tional parsonage; but to meet his son gave
him reality which have never since
lost" "What sort Of man was young
Bozzaris ?" / inquired. "SiX feet two
inches high" replied Forrest, straight
4 and slim as palm tree; face like the
antique; model, sir, of manly beauty.
Only hero could have had such a son."
''And was his mind equal to his ply
siquey" 81 could not tell at first. He
spoke no English, and my French was
not fluent. However, we managed to I'M
derstand each other little, and l told
him about Halleck's poem. He had never
even heard Of it. The mood was on
me, and, standing up In that Greek cafe,
with not a soul near who knew English,
recited the whole OF it to the son OF the
hero whom it has immortalized. Sir, he
understood that / could see the blood
thrill in his veins, his eyes flash lightning,
the color come and go in his cheeks, and
when my voice dropped and broke for the
concluding lines, where BoZZaris sinks to
sleep In death at the very moment of vic
tory, the sons eyes filed with tears, which
dropped like diamonds on the ground as
he gazed at me. All oratOry, sir, is the
universal language. But l should have
liked Halleck to hear his poem recited by
me to such an audience. "-From story
in the New York Star.
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Lovely Costumes Made I'm New York to
be Worn In Dixie.

New York Letter I'm the Detroit Free -Press.J
Your correspondent has Just seen some
notable toilcttes. A dress made for a
southern brunette was gold-colored satin
made In princess fashion, and draped with
silk tulle dotted with small flowers. AT the
foot OF the dress was wide boX-pleated
fiounce, and fine plisses of satin adorned the
long train. The sleeves Were Of lace inter-
woven with gold threads. Most exquisite
was costume made for debutante from
charleston, 5. c., who contemplates spend
ing her first season at White Sulphur. The
dress Is short satin Of the richest kind.
and Is profusely trimmed with pearl lace
and passementerie. The sleeveless corsage
Is bordered with quilting Of white satin
With this costume will be worn cream
colored stockings and cream satin shoes
embroidered in pearl designs. The shoes
alone cost s2S, and the stockings almost
double that amount.
NOW, this" said the modiste, ais a
dress OF rare beauty and elegance" and |
from satin-lined box she brought forth an |
evening toilet OF the most exquisite shade |
conceivable OF Neapolitan shelltinted
satin, with an oyerdress Of the rarest poiot
lace, the latter alone being valued at $500.
Edging the skirt were three rows Of very
hne knife-plcatings, and the graceful train
was ornamented with satin puflings and
large satin bows 10 match.
"Now, can you imagine anything love
iicry" said our informant, when dis pIaying
robe OF silver-blue satin, fairly glisteniny
with blue Jet and pearl crystal garnitures.
The panels OF the dress were painted IN the
most elegant designs. The long, flowing
Ileeeyes were lined with white satin and
with point applique lace; the cor
age, cut square In front and back, was
'ordered with narrow bands Of "blanc de
'erlc satin.
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M the Eaitor Of tAs Dispatch.

The account In to-day's Dispatch OF Mr..
Election from mirrors reminds me that rs
far back as 1920 the professor Of Natural
Philosophy in the University OF Virginia
DIR. Pafterson) used 10 explain the posi-
bility OF the feat attributed TO Archimedes
Of setting fire TO the Roman ships In the
harbor Of Syracuse, In this way-by con-
centrating the light and heat from num-
Der OF mirrors on one spot. But his idea
was that Archimedes had number Of men
each with a mirror trained TO throw the
tight on the same spot at the same time.
An OLD STUDENT.
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WHEAT.-White,2 "a S bushels yerv good 1926
non "I'vs 60" ng "a pusnel, COM
Lancaster ~ Size 20 1924; 20 bushels fair
Lancaster .l.20; 252 bushels prime mixed on
private terms; 90 bushels prime mixed at 1925 I;
els very good fultz at 26 bushels very good
futz az silly; AGA bushels good Eultz at SLIP /;
224 bushels good Fultz 1T sl.1O; "a bushels com
mon to fur Fultz at 81 TO s1.l0.
CORN:-White, 30 bushels prime Virginia at
Sl.lO; 1S4 bushels good Virginia at ! OS
OATs.-72 bushels good new at 55c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1907.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-s26 Virginia peeer
coupons at IS; 2,40O Richmond city 6's (B. c. ut
l12 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass " b, y
at 10; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass
"B," (B. CD at 7st; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass b." at 79s, 1000 do. at 79X, 1000
do at 79x, 1000 do. at 79k; rs shares Norfolk
and Western Railroad preserved at 54h; 80 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at 74a, 10 do. at
TAI, 20 do. at TAI, 20 do. at TAX.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Petersburg Railroad
at s0ss, 10 do. at soy, 10 do. at 3O1; so shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at 75; 10 shares
Chcsa pcake and Ohio Railroad at %; 10 shares
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad ut 40,
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <@F=s
~ COMPANY. .zss<ts 81
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stean.ers-GUTANDOT ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WNANOkE, and
cry TT ESDAl, FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
ment bciOw.I
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 3 Il. VI. from Pier
20 new numberl, North river, foot of Beach
street.
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabn fare To New York Hncluding meals
and berth. SO: rOund-Irip tickets SIS: stcerage
with subsistence, So without subsistence, SO.
Freights for points beyond New ork Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock =. NJ. daily,
For further Information, apply to
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-20
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 19.--Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money, 2@3 per cent. Exchange-LOng, 1854 /;
short, ASS. State bonds dull and nominal. Gov
ernments generally unchanged.
event Exchange, ass. Governments
quiet; new SIS, 102; new AS, l14H; new As,
1194. Money, 2@3 per cent. States Inactive.
Treasury balances-Coin, sS255S: currency,
Sj,527.
Stacks irregular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-20
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents. and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TIE HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
L. DENCE, No. 271O, AT THE CORNER OF
GRACE AND TWENTY-EIGIITH STREETS,
WITH LARGE GROUNDS. FINE SHADE
TREES. &C, &C, AT AUCTION.-At the request
Of W. I. Ming, ESD, vino proposes to discontinue
housekeeping, We viii offer at auction, upon the
premises on
MONDAY, July PATH,
Al O'Clock p. NJ, his BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
situated as above.
The dwelling contains twelve rooms, including
fine basement: also, Il CARR AGE-lioCSE and
STABLE. There are about thirty beautiful shade
and frlIit-rces, fine shru cNergrcCns. walks,
&c. Hot and cold water In the house. Gas, and
well of good water, Latrobe stove, llrst-cass
range, &C.. Sc.
The Lot fronts l3i feet on Grace street. ruus
back 1915 feet TO wide paved alley and IS enclosed
on the front with an iron railing
The situation is one Of the most del ghtful In the
city, being within one square Of Libby-lill PlTka
few minutes walk of ChimpOraZO Park, and two
squares from the street railway
We invite special attention to this sale. rs T. Is
rarely thar such property Is offered, and doubtt IS
bargain can be obtained In its purchase.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ty 10 AuctioDeers.