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VALIANT VON BORCKE
Received i'm Ricbmond-Honors TO a II,

Received i'm Ricbmond-Honors to a Hero.
Count Heros Won Borcke, in the days Of
the struggle between the States, left his
fine estates In Prussia, came to Virginia,
and rendered his services to the Confede-
racy. They were accepted, and The Count
was given commission as colonel in the
cavalry Of the Army Of Northern Virginia.
HIS record as q southern soldier is a
brilliant one, and there are but few
OF the old Confederate cavalrymen
who fought with Stuart and who live to-
day and fail TO remember the dashing
Prussian officer who was seen so often at
the headquarters OF the great southern chief
OF cavalry. A desperate wound disabled
Colonel Won Borcke, and forced his retire
ment from the Confederate army. He re-
turned to Prussia, participated in the
Franco-Prussian war, and has been spared
TO come back to the scenes OF his former
exploits. His old army friends heard OF
his coming, and in Baltimore he was met
and an ovation rendered him. The old
Confederate soldiers IN Richmond kept
posted as to his movements, and prepared
to receive him with becoming hospitality.
Accordingly, yesterday afternoon, when
the train from Washington reached Elba
station, on Broad street, committee OF old
soldiers consisting OF the following gen.
tlemen met the Count and welcomed him
to the city Major W. j. johnson, Captain
r. +. Frayser, Captain Philip HaXalI,
Lieutenant John Il. George, George
Woodbridge. +. II. Deane, William j.
Binford, Colonel Walter X. Martin (old
army comrades), Joseph Bryan. General
Joseph r. Anderson. William l.. Royal,
Judge L. G.. Minor, and other citizens.
The Stuart Horse Guards, Captain Philip
Haxall, had intended to parade and escort
Colonel Won BOrcke to his hotel; but the
afternoon was rainy, and the order for the
turnout was countermanded. Consequent
ly, without any extended Formally, the
Count was received and warmly welcomed
by the Committee Of Reception; after
which the party took carriages and drove
TO Ford's Hotel. where quarters were taken.
At night number Of distinguished citi-
zens and cid Confederate army officers
called on the Count and paid their respects,
after which the invited guests were sump-
tuously entertained at banquet, At which
Count Won Borcke was the central figure OF
attraction.
The Colonel has grown stouter and more
gray, but still presents perfect picture OF
health and fine and imposing presence.
He will remain in the city day or two,
and will then extend his visit South.
Wherever he goes he will receive the full
est recognition OF his valiant services in
the defence Of the South from the people
for whom in the times OF trial he so man.
fully struggled.
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Vacancy I'm the City Council.

The death Of G. E. Grant (colored), one OF
the councilmen-elect from Jackson Ward, Is
said to have occasioned some controversy
as to the mode Of supplying the vacancy.
Some contend that the next highest can
didate is entitled; some that The council
man whose place he is to fill holds over;
some that a new election must at once be
ordered, &c. The law decides otherwise.
The present Council is in office until the
last day OF this month; so there Is now
no vacancy. That will occur on the 1st
OF July, and not before. There can be no
"holding over"; for no councilman is the
successor OF any other councilman. The
charter meets the case, section 10 pro-
yiding that whenever vacancy shall oc-
eur in either branch, from any cause, the
branch in which it occurs shall elect
qualified person to supply the vacancy
nntil the next election for councilmen,
when the vacancy shall be filed by elec-
ton.
THE Common Council at its first session
In July should, as soon as 1t organizes,
fiji the vacancy.
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Briefs and Personals.

William W. Hawkins, brother OF Mrs
J. NJ. Newell, formerly OF this city, died al
Plano. Texas, June 4th.
rev. Mr.. Copton, Of the Clay-Street Bap-
tist church. will preach tonight at the
Fulton Baptist church at s:15 O'Clock.
Mr.. Lewis VI. Carter, for over thirty
wears a member Of the city police force,
and ever a good and efficient officer, has
rendered his resignation.
w. 7. Atkins, Esq. Of Boydton, Nee k
lenburg county, Va, Democratic elector OF
the Fourth district, is in the city, stopping
at the American Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Block. OF Kansas City.
Mo-, are visiting relatives in Richmond
prior to departure to Europe.
Mr.. TiIden's letter declining to assume
the burdens OF another canvass will set our
local statesmen to thinking who will be the
vt hoat
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BIapchard's Sale.

The sale yesterday OF the stock OF mer--
chandise Of s. Blanchard attracted great
number of the trade OF this city and many
merchants from other parts OF the State.
and sever1l from other States.
Considering the unsettled condition Of
the market and the terms. The sale was
fairly good one. Some articles-syrup for
instance-went very low; others went
high. -
The average was of course below the
market.
Coffee, which was by far the most yalua-
BILE article in the stock, ranged from ~
cents TO III cents per pound. The smallest
lots sold best.
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The virginia Bible society.

10 The Friends of the Bible Cause:
This venerable Society has recently made
important changes in its management.
For number OF years its affairs were
administered by the Rev. NJ. w. Staples,
one OF the best-informed men, in that con-
nect'on, to be found in our country.
In consequence OF the removal OF that
excellent clereymen to the North the Bible
Society has undergone Reorganization.
Captain Richard Irby, our well-known
and highly-esteemed citizen, has been
elected by the Board to supply the vacancy
in the office Of secretary and general agent,
and an executive committee has been
chosen, who with the secretary Will have
charge OF all the business except the deposit
tory, The committee consists OF Messrs.
Thomas Branch, William Writ Henry,
John l.. Williams, DIR. NJ. l.. James, and
the undersigned. Messrs. West, Johnston
& Co. will be the depositaries.
The work OF the committee and the sec
retary as well as that OF all the Board Is
labor OF love. The Society needs, and the
mere mention Of its work-the distribution
of Gods Words sufficient to prove that
IL deserves the help Of all Christian people.
Churches and individuals interested In the
cause NAV wish to help in some specified
way. They may assist in keeping up a
stock for the gratmtous supply Of needy
white or colored Sunday schools and mis-
sions, or they may prefer to contribute to a
fund that will support missionaries and
colporteurs in the field. All such are in
vited 10 communicate with any member Of
the committee, or with Captain lrby, at his
Office, No. s21 Main street, over the office
Of the Southern Express. =, :.
Messrs. West, Johnston d Co. will sell
Bibles. Testaments. &C., at the same rates
as the American Bible Society.
By request OF the Board this statement Is
made. and friends Of the cause are earnestly
TO send contributions to Mr..
Thomas Branch, the treasurer Of the So
riety. +. q. DAsnIELL.
-. Lax c. ..se Ex.e-s.sr .s.4.-.-.s-e.
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Mozart Tonight.

/. overture, "Lyre OF Cold" QIerman,)
Amateur Orchestra. 2. Piano solo, $50
nata Pathetique first movement-(B Bee
thoven,) Mr.. Adolph Bauer, formerly with
Remenyi and Camilla Ursa. 3. Soprano
solo, "Recit. and Aria" from Judas Mac
cabaeus, Qandel, Miss Anna l.. Fuller, OF
Philadelphia. 4. Selections from Ot1en-
bach, Moses Amateur Orchestra. 5. Piano
solo. March from Tannhaeuser," Wag-
ner. niszt,) Mr.. Adolph Bauer. 6. So
prano solo. Scena and Cavatina, "Ernanl
Involami," (Verdi,) Miss Anna l.. Fuller.
!. Waltz, "Visions OF Beautiful Wo-
man." (Farbach,) Amateur Orchestra.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucating pain Of cutting teeth? If so, go at
once and get n bottle of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor little
sufferer lmmediately-depend upon It; there is no
mistake about 1t. There Is not a mother on earth
who has ever used It who win not tell you at once
that It will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health 20 the child operating
IKE magic. IL is perfectly safe to use In all cases,
and pleasant TO the taste and Is the prescription Of
one of the oldest an best female physicians and
nurses In the UniLed states. Sold everywhere 25
cents hot.,e. ie l0-,s)ulw
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Atlantic City and west.End Hotel.

Our people are more and more seeking
the northern summer resorts, while year
by year the number OF northern visitors to
the Virginia mountains increases. Those
OF our folks who have been to Atlantic
City never tire OF telling Of the attractions
of that famous seaside home. Passengers
from Richmond purchase tickets ria the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad to Phila-
delphia, and arrive at the new Broad-street
station OF the Pennsylvania railroad, where
street cars will convey them direct to the
West jersey station, and Union transfer
coaches connect direct to the station Of the
Camden and Atlantic railroad.
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INSURANCE DEPOSITS.
Opinion OF the Attorney-GeneraI as TO Co
operative Associations, Brotherhoods, &c.
The following Is OF interest 10 all foreign
concerns whatever doing life or fire-insu-

~"'NN'ho uVttlk titC- VI mt-lHbu-
rance business in Virginia:
COMMONWEALTH OF vIRgINIA,)
ATToRSEY-GENERAL's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1884.
Hon. X. Bdrksdaie, Treasurer Of Virginia:
Dear sir,-Your favor OF the 80 instant to hand,
companies, whether mutual or joint stock, co-ope-
rauve associations or brotherboods, doing or pre-
tendlng 10 do insurance business In Virginia, be II
NE nre marine, accident, casualty, lfe-stock, or
any other FORM OF insurance, required TO make .
deposit with the Treasurer before getting license
10 transact its businsss?" In reply, beg leave
mics doing exclusively marine Insurance business
in this state. all foreign insurance companies,
whether mutual or 1oint-stock, cooperative asso-
Citations or brothercods, doing or pretending 10 do
insurance business in this state be IT lfe Are ac-
cideHt, casualty, livestock, or any form OF insu-
rance, are require 10 make deposit with the State
business. This deposit is Intended by the law
Indemnity or protection to policy-hOlders, and
therefore think that all such insurance compa-
pies carrying on business In this STATE
must make such deposit. whether they pos
sess or own any capital stock or assets what
ever. A construction that would enti,e insurance
companies without capital rock assets TO DO
business In the state without deposit OF securi-
ties would work great Injustice 70 legitimate in
eurance companies that do comply with the law.
Consequently no Insurance company. whether OF
large or small capital or assets. reserved fund, or
by whatever designation IL may be called, can do
business legltmatey In this state without the de-
post Of not less than $4,000 Of securities, nor
more than $4,000.
These deposits OF securities are required by law
TO be made by foreign insurance companies as pre-
requisites TO obtaining license. and any company
failing to comply with the provisions of the act
are liable TO heavy penalties 10 be enforced under
the Z6th section OF chapter SO Of the Code OF
1878 by the Acknowledgement and the Common
wealth's attorneys in the counties In their proper
courts.
Before any insurance company shall carry on
business in this State IL shall, by an agent en-
poyed TO superintend or manage its business In
this state, deliver under oath to the Treasurer
statement Of the amount Of SAID company's capi-
tai stock, IL they have any. and at any rate to
make with the Treasurer n deposit Of bonds, as re
quired by the 2Sth section OF chapter SO OF the
Code of 1878. Respectfully,
F.S. BLAII,, Attorney General.
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yIli ylIsi.Is:: ....'-S 2 ( 3 SS2d az
Other Gam 90.

st. Louis: st. Louis Unions, ]; Cincln-
natl Unions, 3.
Allentown, Pa. Wilmingtons, Is; Al
lentowns, 0.
Harrisburg: Actives, OF Reading, g;
Harrisburg. G.
Boston Boston Unions, 8; Baltimore
Unions, 5.
Princeton, n. j.: Columbus, o., IL;
Princeton College, 8.
Providence Bostons, 4; Providence, L.
Trenton, n. j.: Cincinnatis, II; Tren-
tons, 4.
Boston: Harvard College, 6; Dartmouth
College, !.
New York: Philadelphias, IL; New
York, I.
Pittsburgh st. Louis. 3; Allegheneys. o..
Philadelphia: Keystones, Z; Nation
ais, 3.
Rain prevented playing at Buffalo.
Chicago: Chicagos, s.; Detroits, 4.
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II you have trouble in getting your
medicines prepared TO suit you, and wish
the very best, go to a. III. Robins, 523
north Second street. For purity, full
strength, and reasonable prices, he is hard
to beat.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CHEWING 4 ROSE, brick residence, IL east
Marshall street, at z. VI.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO., lots in plan of
Arlington and near old reservoir, on Carter
street, at g L. NJ.
JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, furnI-
ture. &c.
JAS. NACDOUGALL, 10S A. NJ, furniture,
cTockery, &c.
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cr.,., Anniyersary To-Day.

The Grays, Captain Bossieux command-
,no. will celebrate their fortisth anniver-
sary by q parade and target-practice TINS
evening, and supper tonight at sanger
The company will be formed at =
o'clock At the regiment Armory, and pro-
ceed : thence to the plat In rear OF the aims
II :. A....t ~. &c $500
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chamber OF Commerce.

The annual meeting Of the Chamber oi
Commerce will be held this evening at Q
O'Clock to receive and act upon the reports
of the Presinent, X. y. Blankensnip, Esq.'
and the Treasurer, Mr.. J. IL. Montague
and TO elect officers and directors for an
other wear.
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Long Branch.

II you go to Long Branch stop at the
West-End Hotel. Cottages and restaurant
open June I'd. Hotel and sea-water baos
open June 21st. Most OF the rooms in the
hotel have been newly furnished. Fare
excellent. Prices reasonable. Address d.
M Hildreth
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HER LIFE.
RIDGE, MclNTosH COUNTY, GA.

RIDGE, MclNTosH COUNTY, GA.
DR.. j. Bradfeld: Dear Sir,--I have taken sew
eral bottles of your Female Regulator for diseases
of sixteen years standing, and REALLY BELIEVE
lam CURED ENTIRELY, for which please accept
my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude.
know your medicine saved my life, SO you see |
cannot speak too highly in its favor. l have
recommended It to several of my friends who are
suffering As / was.
Yours very respectfully,
MRS. W. +. STEBBINS.
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LAGRANGE, GA.
ATLANTA, GA.

DR.. j. Bradfeld: Dear Sir Some fifteen years
AGO examined the recipe Of Female Regulator
and carefully studied authorities In regard TO It's
components. and then las well as now) pronounce
II TO be the most scientific and skillful comblna-
tIon of the really reliable remedial vegetable
agents known to science, TO act directly on 'he
affected organs and parts sympathizing directly
with them; and, therefore, providing SPECIFIC
REMEDY for all diseases for which u Is recom-
mended. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. d., ID. ID.
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prizes-a gold medal and two monogram
pins-aiter which they VIII parade
through some of the principal streets
down Broad to Nineteenth, 10 Main, TO
Fifth, 10 Franklin, to Monroe Park.
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LOR RENT OR SALE,

je 1O-3t
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
The DISPATCH PRINTING-IioUsE. Good work.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CATHARTIC, ALTERNATIVE.
A specific for
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

SO enviable a name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers of inferior mneI al springs,
desrous of initiating the natural purity of the boi-
tied water of Congress Spring. inject powerful
acid i'm their bottled water to preserve the crude
ingredients in solution, being 50 heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON Deposit.
With such contrivances, bogus testimonials, and
doctored cards. they seek to rival the pure
medicinal waters of Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors to Saratoga fully un-
derstand these crude, harsh waters-manyof of them
after painful experiences. In proof Of this fact
ice can produce 0reat many responsible names.
But the Saratoga visitors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters (often labelled as
curatlves for disorders which they positively ag-
gravate), should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, sense Of burning
and internal irritation, and do irreparable injury
TO the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale by druggists, grOcers, wine merchants,
and hotels. ap24-Th,Su&Tu2m
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To make salad that is certain 10 please all
tastes you need only Use DURKEE's SALAD DRESS
ING. Nothing equal TO IT was ever offered, and
none SO popular II is Il superb table-sauce.
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Parties wishing to buy cheap lots in the
West End near the old reservoir should
attend Manning G. Staples e. Co.'s sale this
afternoon.
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WANTS.
EOUR BOYS WANTED
AT ONCE

TO LEARN FEEDING MACHINES.
Must De steady and stout, and between fourteen
and nineteen years Of age. Address with refer
ence, IT. ID. c. care DtSpdtch office. ie IL 3tt
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OFFICE CITY CoLLEcToR'}

OFFICE CITY CoLLECToRel
RICHMOND, VA, June ], 1884
This onice will be open daily between the hours
of Q O'Clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock 7. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose OF receiving from all persons
TAXEsDUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ANY person who shall fail to pay The whole or
one half Of said taxes within the ume 30 h'ni'eu
will be considered delinquent, and will be charged
a penalty Of per cent. upon the total amount
thereof. and interest at the rate of per centum
Nor annum. A. r. wOoDsON,
.o-,, City Collector.
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What a Comfort II In

to wear good-ftting, substantial-made gar.
ments; no wearing out OF shape and no
falling to pieces. These can be had at
moderate prices from
JOHN LATOUCHE 4 Son.
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free TO any address.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY
Box 2s, Atlanta, Ga.
fje 1O-dlw&w1tl
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VTRGINLAS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Home Team Defeas the Somerset Club
~" IL 20 O.
[snecIal telegram 70 the DIspatch.l

-." II 20 o.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-An exhibition
game Of baseball was played here to-day
between the Virginia Club OF Richmond
and the Somersets OF this city. A large
crowd witnessed the contest, but, though
there was good playing on the part OF the
Somersets, the visitors were too much for
them. After the first inning, In which
both clubs failed to score, the Virginias
went vigorously to work, and In the seven
succeeding innings made eleven runs,
completely shutting out the Somerset'.
The Dugan Brothers constituted the visit
ors' battery. The following is the score
by innings:
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SUM MER RESORTS,
uUGUENOT SPRINGS.

This pleasant aud healthy SUMNER RESORT,
situated eighteen miles from the city, one and
quarter miles from Vinita station, Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, win be open for visitors
JUNE 1sT. These springs are situated In beau
iiful and shady grove OF thirty acres. The waters
are chaiybeate and sulphur; are said 10 be by some
OF the best medical men OF our city nearly equal TO
that of the White Sulphar.
Our tables will be supplied with fresh vegetables
raised the place. plenty Of pure milk and fresh
butter. and other deicacles Of The season.
TERMS moC crate. Special terms TO parties with
large families. For further information apply 10
w. J. MCDOWELL.
corner Seventh and Main streets,
je l2-eodlm Richmond, Va.
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SEEDS. PLANTS, &c.
ENGINES. ROLLERS, &e.

nor SALE, ONE DOUBLE HOIST
II ING ENGINE, ten-horse power; one FIF-
TEEN.HORSE ENGINE, WITH TWENTY
HORSE VERTICAL collier; very little used.
Amply 10 DIR. FROEHLING.
Twelfth and Cary streets,
10 l2-ThSSa0ts Richmond.
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z 6O0 SUMMER HOMES FRE f
1,COO HIND BOOK containing list OF sum-
mer hotels and boarding houses along Hudson
river and In Catskll mountains, with terms, at
fractions maps and Illustrations, sent % anv ad-
dress upon application. with three-eent stamp, TO
T.. !. BURRl1T, Eastern Passenger Agent West
Shore Route. 1853 broadway, New York.
40 O. Lei
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SUMMER REsORrs.
NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

The new hotels win be open APRH. LIST, and In
perfect order. Capacity, 400 guests. There VIII
be three seasons--the spring season. April, May
ana June; the summer season. July and August;
the fall season, September, October, aud Noyem-
Der. Monthly rate for summer season. eco ,
monthly rate for the spring and fan season, $50.
Ten dollars per month will be deducted when Two
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have free access TO the bridge and 70
all the grounds. seven miles Of carriage drives In
the forest; an excellent livery; music. billiards,
bowling -aieys baths electric bells. riding clubs.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY BAND, OF Annzpo-
lis, nd. engaged for the season.
For particulars address
z. q. PEYTON, Manager,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbridge county, Va.
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filthy kitchen can be regene rated by the use of
SAPoLIO.
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WOOD AND COAL.

MANUFACTURERS GOALS.
wi JUST RECEIVED,
LEHIGH LUMP, FOR FOUNDRlES;
EGG, STOVE, AND CHESTNUT,
fresh supply for families.
WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL received daily
s. L. LATHROP K CO.,
my20 Seventeenth street, at draw-bridge.
GOAL AND WOOD AT REDUCED
" PRICES.-All In want call on me before pur-
chasing, Best Fuel at lowest prices for each.
Good Pine Wood at S2 to S2.eO for best Gilt-Edge
Heart Pine; Oak. seasoned, s2.75; Long ana
sawed s3 per hali-cOrd; best New-Riyer Engine
Goal. s2.75 to 1915 per ton. Liberal arrange
ments with large consumers. 1903 Cary street,
or Broad street opposite Theatre. Ieleph0he
No, l65. imy 81 u h' TA"b'
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ! will apply 10 the city of Richmond for the
Reissue Of FIVE PER CENT BOND stancinss soa ans
in nv name dated October o. lSsO, No. bee, sen
stolen. 1904 nv eTb9mE
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Horsford's Almanac and Cookbook
mailed free upon application to the Rum
ford Chemical Works, Providence, r. /.