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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
Southern Scientists.

About the time the excitement over the
great national political conventions shall
have subsidized the American ASSOCIATION for
the Advancement Of Science Will meet 10
Cleveland Ohio. This body is composed Of
several hundred earnest workers in the Vari-
Gus fields embraced IN the domain Of science,
and its sessions promise to be interesting and
important. The south will be heard at both
the st. Louis and the Chicago Conventions.
In the deliberations OF the former especially
she is likely TO have great weight, thus show
ingto The world that she is still the home Of
fac orators and clear and advanced thinkers
on political questions. But how will she bo
represented at Cleyclandy WIN her thinkers
on scientific subjects, her workers in the
realm OF scientific investigations, be there Ia
sufficient numbers to make an impression
upon and constitute distinctive element Of
The association WIN they be there in SUI
iclent numbers to demand from the general
public recognition Of what southern brain
and the southern higher institutions of learn
ing have done in the way OF furthoring the
objects for which the association was organ
lzedl These are the questions that
the authorities Of our colleges and
universities should ponder. The doors
OF the association stand inyitugly
open to southern scientific men, aud not TO
enter will be TO throw away a golden OPP
pOrtunity for proving TO the North the high
plane 10 which our leading institutions Of
learning have attained. A good representa-.
ton Of southern scientists at Cleveland would
also do u vast deal towards opening the eyes
Of some Of our own people as to the manner
OF men who are leading the southern youth
in the scientific field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

We cannot agree With NJ. wATrERsox in
al bis D0lilicO.ecouomic notions, but, as we
have heretofore said, whoever il Is that edl-
torially discusses the silver problem in bis
paper does 30 with unsurpassed ability. The
low prices Of all sorts Of articles are due 10
the decentralization OF silver. Wheat has
fallen In price until the farmers
Of the United States are almost
ready To quiz growing Il, or would be IN tha,
frame OF mind II they could find a substl-
tHie which it would be profitable TO raise.
The following Is an extract from one Of the
Coorier-JosraaPs articles on this subject:
$50 extreme has been the success OF the
gold conspiracy 10 enslaying the ppoducers
81 The Western Hemisphere that values are
absolutely lower to-day than they were In the
DARK decade, the price abyss, which preceded
TIE gold and silver discoveries Of 1S4O,75.
which since 1919 have yielded s2,535, 9ii.1 1862
o. go'd and SILVER 10 the worlds supply
Another Illustration IS this: In 1857 Eu.
rope imported 100000 tons Of produce
against l7,O0O,00O tons IN 1873, at about the
same cost. The 100000 tons gained in thai
volume was obviously the produce Of slaves
- u cost even less than the keep Of the slave
and the draught-horse.
Since the unspeskable felony Of the single
gold standard was instituted in lS7I-'75 no
al the Western Hemisphere, II has got ali
agricultural producers about bali way 10 the
plan OF absolute sOlyency, as they are selling
nearly half as much more OF their produce
for given suta " gold money to-day as In
1873. IL will not be necessary for their gold
masters 10 take all the Ofher half m raduoa
producers 10 the basis Of slavery, as the other
taf includes the cost OF The keep Of the slave
nd draughtbOfse. which the MASTER always
IA 20 fnd.
''There Is not to-day, IN al the world,
writer on the side OF the gold standard felony
'bo would hazard bis reputation as an honest |
ian BY asserting thar the universal price
)DtTaetion OF this era Is not The work OF The
I'D standard. That admission therefore
cans exactly this. the gold standard l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

That she does not vote bliudly, but upon
principle, is proved by the tact that when
she bad 10 choose between Grant and Gree
ley she voted for the soldier ickmORd
Dispatch.
This seems 10 be n confession that in 1872
the Dispatch either voted bllndy and not
upon principle or voted for Grant! AS the
Dutchman said "py shimminy. ish dot
sou Bristol NelcS.
GLOW many legs would calf have il
you count its tail ones" asked a school.
teacher once Of bis pupils. give! -
"Fwe!" came rom many tongue. "Not
so, reioined the teacher; "caling a tail a
leg would not make il one,7 so we say to
the Bristol Nslcs that what we meant by
the sboye.quoted carelesSly- worded sentence
was that calling GREELEY a Democrat
did not satisfy the honest old Democrats
OF the rural districts that be was one. They
knew hun as Republican. They knew
him as the man who had cried to the Federal
army son to Richmond" Tkey knew
that be had first been nominated for Presl.
dent not by the Democrats, but by the
"LiDeral Republican Convention, az Il was
called, consisting Of MURAT HMsTEAD and
others, and that bis nomination had been en-
dorsed 10y sort OF Democratic National
Convention In Baltimore, but endorsed up.
der duress-that is, because It was the
only thing the Democrats could do.
We no doubt voted for him, as we
bad done for HUSNfrt-rr and various
other Objectionable candidates. Surely we
may say that the Democrats Of Virginia
acted from principle In refusing TO vote Tor
GREELEY and thus allowing the vote of Viz.
gina TO be east for GRANT. It was a great
risk that they took; hut, acting from pnuci-
pie, they toog ii. This does not imply CEN
sure Of those Democrats who yielded TO what
they considered The stress OF circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
ROLLER EXPLODEs.
Terrible Accident to u west Virginia
SteRmer-seyen Men Killed.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, May lG.--The
steamer Bot Henry, owned by Captains
Robert Wilson and II. T. Whitaker, which
was bult about six months ago ana has been
running in the Charleston and Big Sandy
trade ever since, wa. totally demolished yes
tord1y evening at the head Of Bluc-Creek
shoals, Elk river, by the explosion Of her
boiler. The accident occurred about $3.50
o'clock, and the cause is unknown, there
beng plenty OF water in the boiler shortly
before the explosion occurred. Part OF the
boiler was blown directly up the hill and
part Of it has never been seen since the cN-
pl0sion. Portions OF the boat were blown
distance of over 100 yards.
Lewis Kelly (cOlOred), Of this city, was
fireman. and was injured in a terrible man.
ner, both Of his legs being broken and he
being badly bruised about the body. He
died about two hours after the accident o.
CURED while being brought 10 this city IN
yaNl.
Captain Whitaker, who was standing
near the head OF the boat when the eXplo-
sion occurred, was blown into the river and
received an ugly scalp.wound, but was not
seriously injured.
Morgan Stalnakcr, the pilot, was painfully
hurt about the face, his nose being cut
alDiDNI tulittll Oh.
BelIs Wells, color fireman, was badly
scaded about the head.
John DOtsOn was having his push.bOat
lowed by the steamer, and he, together with
boy named Branley, was blown into the
river and killed, both bodies being re-
covered this afternoon. Two other men
who belong TO the crew OF the push-boat and
whose names were unknown were injured,
but how badly j, not known.
The loss on the boat is not known. She
was insured for 1850 in the 81. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Company.
Captain Whitaker says he is done with
the steamboat business.
At Huntington last night the night.watch-
man and q member OF the police force saw
Notwithstanding light I'm the ballroom Of
l.. Sternberger, and on investigation found
colored man named Wilson to be inside.
They waited for him on the outside. and rs
ne emerged from the room they both fred.
one OF the shots striking him in the knee aud
making him an easy prisoner lie had plum
dercd the mOncy.draWer Of 80 in cash and
had helped himself to pint bottle Of whis-
key.
About an hour aiterward an attempt was
made by another colored man to break into
Glen HiltOn's jeWclry store, but he was
scared away before being successful. 1t is
believed that these meu belong to an organ
lied gang OF burglars operating in tnIs
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

The State Democratic Convention.
The State Democratic Convention accom-
plishcd the work that was before il cXpcdl-
t.Gusly and wen. 1t was evident from the
outset that Il was business body, In
which all other considerations were
20 be subordinatcd to harmony and the
duty OF preparing for the great con-
te.t in November. As illustrative Of the
spirit that animates The party throughout
Che state the proceedings Of tho convention
are most encouraging. The speeches were
patriotic and in good taste. the selections for
electors, delegates to st. Louis, and men,
Dor. Of the state Central Committee will
prove generally acceptable, and the platform
D, one on which every good Democrat
rln stand. The convention acted wisely
JOB Insisting that Senator BARBOUR re-
tam The craftsmanship Of the state CONF
nittfC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

MILL, FACTORY. AND ELECTRl-
CAL cT'ppI les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
GRATEFUL-C0MORFTISG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
RICHMOND, W
my 3-Th3tl
A special inYitati
house THIS WEEK.
my i8-Su, Tu&Th

"Bya thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Ut digestion and nu-
triton, and By careful application Of tho nne
propertlcs Of well-eeiected Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tables with dellcaio!y
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills IL is by the judicious use
OF such articles " dot tnsi a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 20 re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around Us ready to
attack wherever there is aweAk point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified Ntih pure blood and n properly
nourishod frame '-ciriL Service Gdzs;is
Made simply with boiling water o. mix. Sold
only In half-pound tins by grocers, labelled
mus: JANIS kPPS n CO..
homeopathic Chemists, London, England
fe 18Th, Sa6 Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

awe are told that Mr. FULLER, the re-
Gently appointed Chief Justice, has eight
daughters, and they have each separate
piano to practice upJn." Mr.. FULTEn's ex-
perience with the scales certainly iusllfies his
appointment as Chief Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR FOR
" the BENEFtr or
SACRED HEART CHURCH,
AT
RICHMOND THEATf
nm -. nA.nlrn

MONDAY. NAY IL, 1855. az 8 o'clock p. y.
Tho following ladies' have been selected as
heads OF tables:
No i--I.aft, Cathedral table, Mrs. Maggie.
10 2--Right, Norfolk table, Miss Kate Edger-
ton.
No. 3--Left, Cathedral table, Mrs &. Brooks.
No 4--KighL airs. H. T.. Burke.
No. 5-loft Mrs. NJ. 4. Reddy
No 6-CentTe, supper table, Mrs. DR.. Allen
No 7--kight Refreshments, I'm. ID. Columbus.
There viii also be fancy booths. among which
will be a Flower Bower 10 charge o. Mrs. Robert
;. ChristlaD. Different attractions every night
Music by Theatre Orchestra
my 10 MIS- WILLIAM RANKIN, President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
I OW RATES ON STEAM zfzm.,
Err ARIEL
FOR MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS,
BY WHICH
CHURCHES, SOCIETIES, AND OTHER ORGAN
IzATIoNs CAN PAY OFF THEIR
INDRBTEDNESS

This company Is now ready 10 engage the pop
ular TUESDAY AND THURSDAY moon
LIGHT EXCURSIONS" on = cheap cooperative
plan without risk OF loss
Also, DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point, Nor
folk. and Virginia Beach on a very liberal aud
profitable plan to excursion parties.
Cali for circular showing plans Of excursions.
IRWIN WElSlGRk,
Agent Virginia Steamboat Company,
40 $s-ts liz east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

D0RSET'S DENTAL PAR GmA
II LOks, No. 100 NORTH SEVENTH 0ftfff'
STREET. Insert sets " teoth Tor IS, So and $40
por sst Fillings from 81 up. Teeth extracted
Tor 5Uc. Gold work specially. all work guar
ant0ed 10 give entire satisfaction.
nh Adam ". L DORSET. D. ID. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

We are indebted to our old Virginia
friend, Assistant Postmaster FISHER OF the
House Of Representatives, for a copy OF the
Congressional Directory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

by Telegraph U tho D.spateh.l
CHARLESTON. :. -, May lG.-A fire in
Blackrille this morning destroyed twenty.
four stores and residences. the total loss +
SD, 800; insurance, $2l,Sj0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

IAN Albany paper put in marriage no.
tice under the Lost head" Not so much
out OF place after all, perhaps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

THE MEMBERS OF VIR- .,#
i GINA COUNCIL. No. p, ROYALI..,5.,lzss.sf
hKCANUM, ore requested % attend a -
regular meeting of their Council a. ~
Central Hall THIS EVENING a. o'clock. Mem-
bers of sister councils are fratcruaily lyltcd 70
attend.
by order OF the Regent.
WILLIAM LOYENSTEIN,
nv fT-lt' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

Mrs. MERRlwfTHER says all California is
going mad as The result Of using too much
alcohol" No. madam. 1t is hereditary.
The '49 movement was craze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
SEINE THREAD.

GENE THREAD, SEINE = srFgysr.
~ TWINES, LINES CORKS, %~-S--S>-'
COkkWOOD, NETTING, &c.
OILED CLOTHING AND HI BEER BOOTS
Lowest prices.
l. LICHTENSTElS'5 SONS.
conner sey8n,eenth and Franklin streets.
hichmond, Va.
Sole importers OF the celebrated Lion BRAID
Seine Thread, wsrranted " give Satisfaction.
NH "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
iNsncrrcrDEa.
IAMMOND's SLUGsHoT
PER OXIDE OF sILIcArEs

PEI OXIDE OF SILICATE5
destroy Potsio-Buss and ell Insects that prey on
vegetables and othor truck crops Can be used
with perfect safety, as they are not poisonous
except 70 insects. For sale by
r. w. WOOD SONS,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street corner Sixth aud
Marshall streets, and iii east Franklin street
ap 2i-deod&w&s93m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
COME TO APPERSON & CO.'S
CHIMBORAZO PARK SALE
AT 5K p. NJ. my l7-lt
ENTERTAINMENTS.


VNHE LADIES OF UNION-STATION
Il METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH will
hold FAIR at their church. Twenty and
\ streets, commencing TUESDAY EVENING,
May 18th, TO which they cordially invite their
friends and the public generally. Dialogue by
Dr. HatcheT's boys TIT kSDAN NIGHT. Every
body como. Electric cars run within one square
of the church. my 1897
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

4 STATED CONVOCATION y,-
n Of LAFAYETTE r O'Y A l. ARCH aZAy +
OH APTER. 80. %, viii be- held az thcir -
TabernRcle e. ST. Adams Han THIS Thursday
EVENING. Nay I'm, 81 - o'clock. All Royal
Arch Masons Ia gool standing arc materially in
yited o. attend.
BY order Of the ". J.. High Priest
:. b. JACOBS,
2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

The Philadelphia Tines says: "Kiug
MILAN and his quarrelling Queen should try
the Chicago courts" Why should they
snub Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

Hoods Sarsspsrilla Is peculiar medicine,
entirely different irsm any other. Try il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
NEE rIaGS.

4 CALLED CONVOCATGON g;TsgY
"A OF RICHMOND ROYAL ARCH FZh't5
CHAPTER. No. B. will Doe held 81 The stzns5
Masons' Hall. ON Franklin street, THIS CIhurg-
day EVENING, May 17th, at ~ O'Clock. All
Royal Arch Nas0us ore invited 20 attend TO
coniO,e with candidates for tho Royal Arch de-
gree.
BY order Of tho ". r. High Priest
GEORGE T.. KEESEE,
my 17-1r Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
A CARD.

7 a
Having concluded todevote my entire time end
attention % the MANUFACTURE or CIGARS
AND CuEROOTS FOR THE JOBB.NG TRADE
ONLY l have sold my !obhiug busiuea, ~
tobacco aud cigars N Messrs C.. w. whitaker
and Moses Zanler. 10 Doc carried on under
tho frm-name 81 WHITAKER. LANDER
a CO., they continuing a. the same stand
40. II Governor street. ia The lobhug of
tobacco and cigars as formerly carrie. ou by uc.
Thankful for past fay0ra, aud a-Alus c0ltiuI-
ance Of the same 20 The new lrm. J reua.u,
Yours respectfully.
y. NulrLOCk.
Owing % tho above change 1 Kindly ask az
who are indebted y me % sel,ie their scrou4f,
either through Mr. Wniiahor ~ No. 81 Govern o.
street, or at my factory, 2J4 anu - east Frank
In street Respectfully.
my lin =. WfffTIOCk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
NJ TO
AT. PLEASANT.

JtFFEHNUN HFNLfILIAL md NULIAL
SOCIETY QOrmorly EastRnd.i
WHlT-MONDAY May u. 1888
The Jefferson formerly East-End) tako plea
suro IN announcing its next exclusion 70 1t
Pleasant.
The amusemeDts viii be dancing, fishing
boating, bathing, swinging "a new patent swing.
Sc
Refreshments In abundance az city prices.
Round-Trip: Adults, 20 cents; children under
twelve years, - cents.
Committee OF Arrangements: J. J. Reilly. ".
L. DAVIS, G. G.. 1hOn, VI. :. Bl0unt, X. I. Fair
cloth. A. :. Fsudree, Benjamin Jacobs, A. G.
HGfner, and J. Z. DOnnol.a. my 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

IN motoring 70 the public n rome
dy inteun Cd for the preserva-
ton Of the health aud happi-
ness Of every family through
out the land. II has bceen tho
roughly ;ested by thousands OF
minent physicians, who
chcerfully testify % its efficacy
in Coughs. Colds, HOarseness,
Plourisy. Chest Pains. Sciatice.
Rheumatism. Lumbago, Back
0che, and Kidney Diseases OF
course we refer % BEssOS's
PLAsIFR. q scientific combina-
tiOn Of well-knOwn medicinal
ingredients for the prompt re-
lief Of aches and pains Of every
description within the reach Of
an external application. II ia
cloanly. convenient, and relia-
bio. IN buying ask for BEN
SONS and refuse all other plas-
ters my 3-ThtJal2nr
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.

in the Blue Grass. 4 New
and Practical Cookbook, containing near
~ thousand recipes-m0st OF them new
and all OF them tried and known to be val
liable as having been used by the best
housekeepcrs Of Kentucky and other
States; together with many miscellaneous
recipes useful IN families, etc. Ellted by
the Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church,
Paris, Ky. New edition. Cincinnati !:
R0BERT CLARKE d Co. 1883. Price $50
by mail.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We. tho undersigned, stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY

d
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
holding together one tenth and more Of the can't
toll stock of tho said company, hereby call gen-
eral meeting Of the stockholders Of said com.
pany, 20 be held az Ballari-House Han. IN tho
city Of Richmond, On the 3lsr DAY OF MAY, at
3o'clock IN the afternoon Of that day.
THE call Is made for the purpose Of requiring
the record a the proceedings Of the Board Of
Directors and the transfer books and STOCK
ledger 70 be produced % The stockholders ~ said
meeting Of examining generally into the affairs
of the company: 81 considering the adysshility
OF elccting new president and a new board a
directors in place ~ the present board, and Of
elocting new president and a new board ~ d.
rectors il 81 shall be determined tLat II is 10 the
interest Of the company s0 10 do.
Il. g. HOLLINs & CO.,
WILLIAM LlBBEY.
J.. j. GOODHAkI * CO.,
BLUM < ST. GOAR,
HALLGARTEN x CO.,
FRED TAYLOR u CO.,
h. ". CLARK,
h. l. NICHOLAS,
ISAAC l.. RICE,
KOHN, POPPkR & CO..
h. DURAND.
J. J.. CARROLL,
l. b. NEWCOMBE & CO.,
II. j. GOLDSCHMIDT 81 CO.,
rE NEUFNlLLE Il CO.,
JAMES ". LEOPOLD CO.,
NOLLSTON BASs.
{. SCHUMACHER & Co,
RUDOLPH kEpPLER,
Calm 3 CO..
ap17ti GEORGE G. WILDE
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BRIEF coMMEEE

Wonder II the KEELY motor could not be
made to 20 by electricity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

At letters and kilograms must be addressed
t,TBE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii no. Be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17

ORDER GOLDEN CHAIN
~ Officers and members Of JEFFERSON
LODGE, No 10, o. g. c.. will attend a stated
meeting Of tho Lodge THIS Thursday EVE
MING az o'clock. Candidates Tor initiation will
attend promptly
BY order Of the Lodge.
myI7-1t' G. ". BOSHFR. Secretary.
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Mem HDOtIs.

From LUads Of Erie. BY PIERRE Lon
Translated from the French by CLARA
BELL. Revised and corrected in the United
States. New York; W. :. GOTTsBEEGER.
1883. Price in paper 80 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.

TNepAILY DISPATCH IL delivered 70 sub
s~r,bera .. fIYpEES cssfs per woek, payable 70
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Tho sgMkwKEgLy DISPATCH at s. per
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The wRRKLY DISPATCH al 81 per annum.
ThesUSnAY DISPATCH al $3.50 per snnurn,
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Subscriptions In all cases payable IN advance.
and no paper continued after Ihe expiration OF
she time paid for Send pos%onicc moneJ-
order. check. or rogistored letter Currency
sent ny mail will be nj the risk OF tho sender.
Subscribers wishiag their postofncs changed
must give Their old ~ well - their pSs post
eIslce. Sample oopies froe.
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4 NEW YIRGINLA room on IN.
q PARTNKR~Igape

II 77EWE1H aF'-' q - - : - = ~ - = -
Sgw YORK, May Il, ls>s
NEW BUSINESS NOTICE.
We. the undersigned, JOHN S. AUGUSTINE,
~ Richmond, Va. and j. VI. MOTLEY, ~ Now
York city. have this day formed a co partner
ship 10 conduct a wholesale loObing bushes, Ia
RAILWAY, MILL, FACTORY. AND ELECIRl-
CAL SUPPLIES.
MAIN OFFICE, 80. 20 LIBERTY STREET, NEw
YORK CITY; BRANcu OFFICE so. 1917 FAST
CARY STRICT, RICHMOND, Va.
The stylo ~ the irm will DO AUGUSTINE IS
co. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
trade. JOHN A. AUGUSTINE, l,EALl
i. 81. MOTLEY. isEALL
y. B.-Mr. JOHN ;. HAYWOOD. OF the Aim OF
Augustine e HarW0Od, Richmond, Va, las au
interest n the aDOve-named business.
my l6-8t AUGUSTINE & CO.
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HHERE WILL BE 4 MEETING
4 or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THK ALDER
sos BROWNSTONE COMPANY at their office
III Richmond, Va, TUESDAY, June s. 1853
my 11-2t h. b. LEE, Secretary.
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For sale by the publishers.

Summer LeqendS. By RUDOLPH BAUNBACH
Translated by HELEN b. DOLE. New
York: THOMAS I. CROwELL Il co. 1883
For sale by the publishers.
Life. BY Count LYoF n. TOLsTOi. Autho.
rized translation. BY IsADEL +. HAPGOOD.
New York: THOMAS 7. CROwELL * Co.
Count T0LsToi has a worldwide repuia-
ton. We have read several Of his books
without being able to understand why he
should be so popular.
For sale By the publishers.
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VHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES +. CLARK, PRssiD1sf
BRADSTRREr'S RICHMOND 0FfiCL
No. lJsEASI MAIN ctkLAL
Loicpbou5 N0kIt


j. II. Mhll II, superintendent
The Richmond Odlee has mogo ihan a .ii ~
with The rapid groet0 Of lhc Gag aal ie'''
irent OF tho territory tributary 90 o.. D. VN..
tle merva at;is community ~ ms ''c-tN e-.
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