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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN,
l. By RIGHT REv. BISHOP HOPKINS
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN-His flights and Du
ties, according to the spirit Of the Constitution
of the United States; by John Henry Hopkins
D. D.. L l.. d Bishcp of the Protestant Episco
ALSO, JUST EECEIvED:
LECTURES on the British Poets; by Henry r eed
late Professor of English Literature 10 the Uni.
versity OF Pennsyvan 2 vols So.
SYLVIA, or The Last shepherd, an Eclogue and
other Poems; by Thomas Bueh ,nsn Read. $50.
A NEW edition Of Carlyle's Heroes and q gro Wor.
St. CT, geo. fuckers Now Book, "Han.ford,n .
Tale Of Bscon's Rebe Lion. 25.
SMILES AND fROWNs; by Sara A. Wentz -
THE Cotton Planter. Manual. bein. compilation
CT fas,s from tho best thorit.es ON thu Gu sure
of cotton; by J. A. Turner. 81.
THE Chinese Sugar Cane and sugar.Makins; BY
Chas r. Stsnsbury. 25o.
THE Frszerian Papers of the late VIM Masinn. L..
L. D.; annotated with a Life Of tho Author; by
r. Shelton Mack. nzis. 81.
MAsCONsELOS, h0mance Of the New World; by
w. G. Sims, Esq. l.25.
GARDENING for the South, or The Kitchen and
the Fruit Garden, with the best methods for
their cultivation, together with Hints upon Land.
sespe and Flower Gardening; by VIM. N. White
of Georgia. / 25.
AURORA Leigh /; by Eliz Absth Barrett Brownins:
anew supply. 100.
MORGAN HORSES, Premium Essay On the ORR.
gin, History and Characteristics Of this remarka a.
BILE American Breed of Horses, &c; BY d. C..
Lindsey. LOO.
HARrEks Magazine for April
NH 25-2t JAS WOOOHOUSE & CO.
LNUk ii X 1.-Two excellent DINING
ROOM SERVANTS. Enquire a. t,is office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond, March 24-HiSA Water 81 o'clo


ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, mdzs.
and passengers. II. Z. Tuttle.
schr. star Light. Whi.more. Eastport, plaster,
Shields Il Somervtile.
schr. United, Stalk, Baltimore, guano, Bacon
BaskeIviil
scbr lack sabls, Sable, Western Shore, gravel. G.
NJ Warren Co.
Sehr. Five Boys, Harris Clairmount, lumber
sshr Louisiana, North, Baltimore, euano, Fry
Sons.
schr VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, guano, Mo.
Gruder's Sons.
SAILED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritshett, Baltimore, mds /,
Ludlam & WATSON.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, Now York, mds'
Ludam Watson.
Steamer Virginia, Rooms. Philadelphis, mdz and
passengers, 81. E. Tuttle.
Schr Hannah, Whitmore, Bo'ton, mdz, y. g ="
Curi, M,
senr. Ann Eliza Jones, New York, mds d. e )"
Curre.
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SEVERE STORM OF SLEET.-On Friday, 18th
inst, severe storm of sleet visited Lawrensville
S. c., falling to the depth of from one 10 two
inches. The trees appeared to be covered with
glass; and bent under the weight of the ice which
O lYeloped them.
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New PablIcatIon.

Gallery OF Poetic Pictures, comprising true
pofusass ana fancy sketches. in,srsperssd with
nsnosous moral and solemn pieces, together with
s'esone patr,ote and sentimental poems and me-
messssef ne Past BY James Fhx" This book.
80 Up y elegant ssyls, Il printsd and publish
- ~ casriss q. wynns. We really do NOT sec
WIN sssa specimens Of typography, paper and
ssna,sg, why any Of our Southern authors ahoula
evR essk Nssthefa pubiishing house,.
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AcQuITTAL Daniel Malone who was last week
tried at Hampton, Va for killing Constable Live.
ly, was acquitted on Saturday on the ground OF
self.defence.
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DIED,

On Monday, the 75d. Mrs.. FANNY TALIAFER.
no. wife Of sdwin faliafsrro, and daughter Of
Charles B. Williams.
Tho friends OF the family are invited to sttspd
the funerai ct this United Presbytensn Church REV.
Mr. Resd's) this morning, (Wsdnssday,) ct IL
O'Clock.
On Yesterday morning. Mr.. 3. A. MARSH, aged
about SO years.
His funeraI viii be preached ct Grace street Baptist
church. this afternoon st O'Clock: where bis friends
invited to attend.
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REMOVAL OF THE DEAD.-The removal of the
bodies of the Physicians and Nurses who died at
Norfolk, Va, in the epidemic of 1855, has been
postponed till next winter.
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LARGE CARGO OF COTTON FOR RUssIA.-The
ship Caroline Nesmith was cleared Monday from
Charleston, s. c., for st. Petersburg Russia
having on board 3, 7os bales Upland Cotton weigh
ing ISIS, 1927 pounds, worth about 5000 600. This
is the lar gest cargo ever sent from that port to
Russia.
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RESPITE Governor Wise has granted fur
Their respite till the first of May, to VIM II. Keene,
who was to have been hung at Fairfax Courthouse
on Friday next
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Miss MIGRANT appears Tonight In two of hsr
greatest characters-Ps Pauline In The Lady OF
Lyons" and Constance in :" The Love Chase ~
Tits ID one Of the best bills of the season. and II
the patrons of tho theatre In Richmond have any
taste for intellectual amusement, the house VIII be
crowded Miss MIGRANT Is an actress Of superior
accomplishments. and the company have thus far
aupported her very efficiently.
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~ No Humbug.- -POwers' One Dollar
AMBRoTYPFs AXE No BUMBUG They are of the
first class Ambrotypes which w1l stand in any eli.
mate. and neither affected by the sun. air wa
ter. They do not fade like the old Dasuerrsotype,
and can be seen in apv lisht. They are neither
len by steam gas electricity or nsd9netisna. They
taken by The aid Of good hight pure chemicals,
and thorough knowledge of the busins So. Please
call and see them at Isl Main 1t. NH 25- Str
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~ Valuable Real Estate to be sold ut
AUCTION, THIS DAY, Ar II O'CLOCK The attention
of The public 10 spectfuly cal ed to the sale of the
valuable Real Estate of tbs late James Bosh sr, !,
ceased, advertised to be sed by Mr.. Lewis D. Cren.
shaw. Comr, THIS DAY, at IL o clock.
For particulars see auction head. The sale will
commenc in the order advertised.
NH 25-1t GODOTN & APPERSON, Aucts
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|" A Card - The meeting OF the Amerf-
can and Wing parties, at the African Church, the
night of tho Esd instant having nominated ber
candidate for GRAIN MEASURER, l now grateful
ly return my thanks to tho meeting, and announce
my acceptance. No exerlion my part will be
spared to give salts action If should Be- elected
NH 25-tda z. DEW6.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



RELEASES Toleraiion.
y,.,. N.poleou. with that remarkable facihtyoi
.v.dips the fuihlmens Of promises which 70 = 'I.
q, gushing Characteristic Of the man. 49,
.,sd a declaration that while tho con'e''..e
10 70 BE- left free, and every man ai'o"eN
Aevs a be nkee, yet that preaching :" -.
ins IN favor OF any opinion, 10 qu"e
matter. and belongs to the police resu'.'ons As
says that prosely,ipg may create dis'ufosnees so'
eta, s,.cord. and civil strife and that this snere'
FIR. NINA, be LEFT entirely In the HANDS on sno "~
.,.,,.,. He seems to be either oblivious OF
1870. ~ tia solemn oaths and emphatic assu-
,.,cas which have been repeatedly given that the
,.on,s Of France should enjoy inviolass liberty OF
.on.r,encs and of his deter alton, often avow-
sd. In reply to the rsmonstrances Of Qusen Nicto-
ri. that perfect freedom Of religious opinions
should be maintained.
His idea Of religious freedom Is ~ Napoleonic
a the idea entertained by that house Of civil I'D
erty. II ID worthy Of the dynasty which once
marched Q regiment of regulars In front OF 4 pooy
Of electors, the Colonel addressing them as ioi-
lows: Gentlemen, you are at perfect liberty 70
vote for whom you please, but if you don't vo's
for Napoleon, I'll put you all to the bayone' IN h'e
minutes"
Religious freedom. in France, under Inc 'AS'
prouunciamento is simply the privilege winch n'
desuot can prevent of thinking free thousn's' Out
The tongue utters them, then An offence Is COM
misssd of which the laws must take cognizance-
L. would seem to require more than the orazen ell
fronssry even of Louis Napoleon to call this iioef-
~ of conscience. The same inspired volume
which requires men to "believe with the heart
epjoins that they shall also confess win tne
mouth" The ono is made IS essential to religion
a. the other How then can that be religious free
DON which prohibits men from performing what
even Louis Napoleon admits Is an indispensable
part OF religious duty Religious freedom can
no more exist without freedom of speech than can
civil liberty. 1t is astonishing how slow are the
wisest rulers to profit by the teachings of expe.
Renee. If lesson Is written more legibly than
another on the page of history, it is that religious
persecution strengthens the cause which it assails
the Emperor of France would permit the free
and open exercise of every religious faith, there
could be NO peril to his government, but when
he seeks to suppress the powerful fires, let him be-
ware of the explosive elements which become only
dangerous from the ef1ortto contine them.
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a. Tho following Ticket is recommend
ed to the meeting of Thursday night as C, uaeilmen
MoNRoE WARD:
David J. Saunders Jas. A. Scott,
DR.. w m. E. Anderson, Richard G. Morris,
Thos. C. Epps.
NH c5-2t* AMERICANS.
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RESIGNATION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL -
Willis P. Bocok, Attorney General of Virginia.
has resigned his Office, and Governor Wise has lie
sued proclamation for . new election, to be held
on the fourth Thursday in May next. James Ly.
ons, Esq, in the mean time will fill the duties Of
the office.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening 74th lust, ct the roel1snce o.
n. 4. Hickok by the Rev W. r. webb, mr GEO:
b. FaAYsEk 70 Mis- MAR0AkET A., daughter 81
Nelson 0rilln. all Of Richmond.
~ Religious Herald and Petersburg papers pIeass
copy.
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~ Dunlop. vi oncure d Go. ask the at
tenton OF dealers to their auction sale nf sugar,
Molasses, DC, at their Office, THIS MO RNING at
l0A O'Clock Sale without regard to weather.
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~ PURCELL. LADD Co. will be found at the
new Building on Pearl street three doors from Main
and next door to Mess1s. Ferguson, Fsriss l. Co .
Dry Goods store.
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DlIas Kmsna stanley

This lady gave her frst entertainment In this
city last night. Had the weather been pleasant,
the house would have been crowded to excess ~
1. was, quite large assembly enjoyed the repre-
seutation of "The Seven Ages Ct Woman and
all came away delighted. The second perform-
ance will take place At Metropolitan Hall tonight
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COSTLY LITIGATION. AT Yorkville, s. G. last
week the case of Lee rs Moss-involving . right to
one acre of land, worth about four dollars and .
half was decided for the plaintiff, after having
been three terms on the docket. The costs
amounted to about $500. That is dear satisfac-
tinn
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CeuUtry Mercha nts and others visit.
inS me city ths sarns 70 MAKE their purchases will
90 well TO call IN sxamine my stock OF BardwNs
before purchasing sisswhSfe, g am sailing Oh -
cod, 70 etese bssiasa. THOMAS HOW,
NH N-lm 2l9 Naia street,
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" TYLER Co., the famous Steam Picture
Makers, who have taken SIS, 600 worth of Portraits
within the last three yesrs at Charleston g. Co. and
enjoyed unbounded eeebrity the eight years previ-
Gus in New Orleans, have walked into the Picture
business in Richmond with gigantic force that
shak es the whole profession. They have fitted up
1888 Main street suite of rooms that eclipses any
thing In town. while the machinery, two skylights,
and their arrangements for pictars. making are the
finest in thu country. TYLER Co. can make the
best Of Likenesses for so cents account of pos
sessing facilities for taking 400 daily. SEQ them.
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- Emporium for BARGAINS !


EXTENSIVE OPENING OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,
At J. MILLHISER BROS,
1873 Bro I'd street.
The subscribers are about opening the most ex-
tensive and choicest stock of NEW GOODS thew
had the good fortune to offer to their fri nds
ard Gus omers generally. aud respectfully call the
addition to the usual variety of Goods kept in our
line we sha have of tho bes. stocks in the city,
in the following kinds of goods:
Black Silks of al grades
Fancy Dress Silks new est styles
Silk Robes some very rich
Berage Robes, great variety
Lawns and French Jsconets
Plain all wool Delaines and Charies
Plain aud Figured Brillisntes
Stellas md Cs,hmere sbavls
Bombszines, Alpacas and De Begss
1900 pieces Jaooeets and Csmorlos
1000 do Checked Mus ins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Damask and Table Cieths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Collars
20t0 fine Cambria Colas
500 Cambria and Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Embd Linen Hdkfs
100 dozsu Grass Linen do
100 do Hem-stitched do
600 do low-pIiced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarletsn Dresses
Nansooks and Swisses
A rich lot of Csmbie Fdgngs
Parasois, an epdless variety
full asortm snt of Hosiery, Mits. Lecss, Edg-
insa DC.
The iacipai part of our goods being bought at the
large trade auction sales In New York. the remain
der in job lots usively for cash. we not ac.
knowledge sng composition in the way Of low prices
All we ask 10 call from you bef>re buying knowinx
that every bodv these days. are in favor of buyine
whore can be bought ehes p.st.
NH S-Sw 1893 Broad st.
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FY,UT TIA b CITY And COUNTRY TKA DE
L Just received, superior assortment of House.
bold Furniture, embracing in part Mahogany and
Rosewood " ardtobes; Ladies' alb nets; d srble Top
and Cane Feat Chairs, Sofas, Tete a-Tetes Divans
Lounges Rocking and Nurse Chsirs; Mahosany,
French and High Post Beosteads; Hair and khuck
Msttresses; Gators. Walters, Fire Irons, Table
Cutlery. &c sc, which we spos.d to sell at
extraordinary low prices. LARUs SHINE,
NH IS lin II Main Of.
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Lllsr,

r OST ~ ssterdayoevonlng IL the vieis,.
yssu old---hs1 On brown calico Sf.ss Has shssksr.
Cd apros. gold knobs Ia her ears. bars bssdsA
Any fnformstion. relative 70 Der whsrssbouss lsfs
ut the Recruiting Asndesvous Frsshlia stress viii
b thankfully rsesivsd BY hsr distressed passets.
mh IS -ts
4 UsT.--TWkNTY FIVE DOLiIA Ses x 4.
IL WAkD.--Lost, On 21& inst betwsea the o. g.
Hotel and Laurel epring leather POCKET WAL
LET. containing about Nioaty Dollars In virsiaia
Bank notes, boad for o4147 sevsrst R.cetpts
and other papers of no value, except to tbs Owner
The above rev ard will be paid for the Wallet and
coatents, BY lssvins same st the DIspssch oi1iss.
OST, beiweca my farm (High MrndevVl
IL and the kishmoud and DanviIts Depot, on Thars-
Day morning. 10Th inst. bundle Of VALUABLE
PAP Frs and an ACCOUNT BOOK with FsYusrs
esnk o. Vbgints. which Be Of NO use 70 any one
else II the uder will return IL to Dibrs Joh oson
ne will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN TILMON FOSTER
HIGH MEADOW, March %, 1887. -nh s4--h
I OsT..On Adams street. Detween yiar.
IL shall and Brood, CARVED colo SEAL
besrins the initials of"H r. g." The fndsr Will
be literally rewarded, by leaving it at this off So
NH "a -2t~
/ OsT.-Between tho New Market and
- Powhat.n hoase, . pair Of GOLD sfECTA-
CLES. the glasses octasan ana tbs centre Of tsm.
Piles on a pivot. liberal reward will be paid. IL
left at the Dispatch ofi,e. NH 24-ns
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The Houth.''..The first number Of
THE SOUTH" will be i'sued 10 . few days Per-
sons wishing to advertise subscribe, may cell at
the Office GA 18th street. NH 24-.'ts
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q To Merchants, Mech anics and OF hers
A. it 10 now about tn. time when Merchants and
others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS
&C. printed respectfully call their attention to
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the --latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bus
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OF
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Viyitipa
and At Ho0e CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low
est Cash PRICES A call from those desiring suv
description Of Printing, is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the fines,
specimens of printing executed In this coun trv
JNO. D. HAMMERaIEY L. CO
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q Law N0tice.-.ln addition "a Nil tho
Courts held In the city of Richmond, the subscriber
viii hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts Of
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN q. SfEGER, Attorney at Law,
NH 2S-dlms Richmond, Va.
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OOO R0xEs ORANGES AND LEM
NH Is ' 80 ~ David N. JONES & CO
MANTILLAs, MANTILLAs-.J Just res
NH IS C HAETWELL. rs Bro.d g..
E'KhNCH AND EN- GLisH CALiCOAs
l. Yard wide French and English CalIcoes, at the
low prise :. Ct Ia cts per yard At At u.vrwr,,.
NH Is st BURToN2 GaEENHow
u A q & ANS, AT No I43 h "A q L. X
ID SQUAkG- Fine Thread Cambria Hdkfs. at 10
ceuts ard Sd; fine white BrIlliantte at Sd; fine Mar.
settles Quilts at $3.50 and %, fine vide bleached
shrtinss, 1t IS cents fae inah Pillow Cotton Al
81. PARKER. kIMMO CO,
I OeSA OUT FOX 1OJ nKOAD rhk kT.
IL The greatest bargains lmas nsbie, are sold at
SoLDsM!s sh cheap ,t.,s 5sst Opened and will
dered Co,lar. from cents to $5; Gamble, Swiss
and Dimity Bands. from IsA cents to - 81, Infant
Visits; 500 Psrasol.; Millinery Goods. complete
r,imminss Of every description; Bleaehsd Cotton;
Irish Linens; black like; Csmbne Swiss and Main.
cook Mesins; Aitts Hosisry; Hoop and Corded
Porte Aoensies rorsets; and Thousand. Of VAN ~
articles, which will be offered at such low prices
that fail 70 lss:s AS.s hs e pures:'s
TOHN. GUsTAvK AND nAAL meet On
KAaL-Viesehts.
0usTAvE-Tfes bien.
J.H'--i am quite well. By the way. We SPENT
cETs EAGLE sXLnoN' Goy.In .u s Ia Sstv.e.
Main and franklin. All ssemsa 10 ssjoy themselvs.
"a ens s J ,s and ny Own eors.rymen. and
rrsnesisa hsnAnsss that Ilsasss nss.-and the best
city. NH iS...lets
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q DR.. T. IL. Christian has removed his
ONCE to the Richmond House, Governor street,
where he can DO found at oil times except when pro.
fsssionaliy engaged. NH S-s
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Trustees sale OF Clothing. -.A item.
ton 10 requested to my sale Of Mr. henry Skaters
Clothing, commencing THIS EVENING, at his
store corner Main and Pearl sts
NH "a. Is THOs. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
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No Company IN the United States has more capital
lOsths nouat sf Wholesome ahosds moro advantages
70 the iasursds
D. When the premium on policy, for term OF
LIE, amounts 70 $50 Per year, the Company will
loan the insured half Of it at per cent interest,"
3. w KNOWLES, Agent.
DE-. A. SsEAD, AsdicL Examiner.
NEE at "Ssationsse Hail." No. 20 Pearl q.
nh 2i-0
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To Mess-s JNo HARroN and othe,s, employers on
the Va. Central Railroad. NH Is -1L+
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- FOR RENT OR FOR SALE---Four
acres of land, situated en- College Hill about
~ half mile from the corporation lire. On the
premises there is dwelling house and other convs.
niences suitable for a medium sized family This
property. with some improvement might be made
desirable residence For further informs tion, sp-
ply TO +. ID. EACHO,
m 25-..St Pearl 1t,
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Hay AND SEED OATS.--46i bales OF
IL Hay, cargo Of schooner Mar'h. Goniss ilc"
bushels Seed Oats, cargoGf schooner Ezsbsth Dasy,
for sale BY MARK DOWNEY.
NH % .Stt
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ULife Ipsurance fine Mutual Bcne.
FIT LIFs IpsUsANcE SoMPANY mahes annual oivi-
dends Of thirty-fve per cent and psys them while
the insured 10 living. thus helping him to pay over
ons-thrd Of his premiums.
Were the Company to retain the dividands until
the death Of the insured, they could ~ell efford
TO pay from 10 to 80 per cent. % IS per cent nov
Dividends paid to January Let, 1857, Sss1, s07 81
Losses BY sesth TO ,56 .34 so
Reserved capital to pay future losses, 2asasl2 10
Exs eG
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NIEN and kLkGANT SPRING GOODS.
~ At the CASH STORE, SO Main ltreet.-We are
now opening our usual variety of seasonable goods
for families and planters, computing
Rich Dress Silks in Robes and other styles
Rich Grenadine and Rerage do
Rich Orgsndie and Jaconet do
BriiIia~ts, Jaconets end Cambrics
Chalties and Berages printed and plain
Ginghsms Prints Chambrays and Linens
Mourning goods of the best makes
Lace and Muslin Paris Embroidered, in Sleeves
Collars, Bssques, Berthas, &c.
Spring Shawsin BeIase, Grape, hernani, Stella
and Lace
Silk az Lace Nantes, beautiful assortment
Lsties and Chiidren's Hos ery,,s full assoltment
Kid and silk Gloves Lace Mltts, &c DO.
Irish Linens. Shirtipes and Table Demasks
Dsmssk Napkins, Doyiies and Towels
Ribbons, Parasols, Fans
Wbalsbt ne and steel and Cork Skirts
Planters' Goods. such Cotton Osnaburgs, colored
Cotton GODS for In and out door hands, Linen Ducks
and Drills, shrtings and Sheetings.
AZ we sell exclusively or cash, We confidently in
vte purchasers, with the assurance that they will
find il to their interest to purchase Of Us.
NH Is CHRISTIAN LATHkOP
SAVE YOUR MONEY AND SAVE YOUR
- TIME, by coming to EZEKIEL's, IS Main At
for 10 all kinds of Dry Goods further
OF CamDric Bands at Is ots the double strip Linen
Cambria Hdkfs. at Sic; fast celored english Calieoe
expressly for ohiidtens wear the pretti-st
of Bonnet Ribbons in this city; Debcge Robes;
Man 1llas; Dress Trimming; Vest Buttons, &c. ali
che.p, at N. LZEKIEL's,
NH 20 70 N ain Ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

k,Uk ii II 1.-Two excellent DINING
L ROOM SERVANTS. Enquire a. t,is office.
NIB 25-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

- l-~~- - FOX N u II + u IA X AND
Sr.lSA Rtxu55 eORTsMOUTh AND TIE DIFF
'o0sa14M6FERENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
to Port slihsll thence by the swift and eomforta
BILE steamer WIN. SELDEN, Capt WIN. C. SMITH
Purssr ID. J. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday mornings, At 81 O'CLOCK.
THUS DOuANEAD. supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

as. DAVIS has Two ex-
ID celent rooms, at her boarding house, on
street, between clay and Leigh, which she would
like have occupied BY family. sbe has, aso, two
rooms nc occupied, suitable for single gsntemea.
mn "a 6ks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

70 OskWuOV " L. L. .-The sae.r. essr
kaown a. Youaa's Nin) respectfully solisits me
patronage Of the public. There b AZ exesilest ese
Craahsr attaehsd Toll on ..ssnsh. Mr. jena ..
Tyler, Q ssber Industrious au& co0rstsnt mines,
Will Be 1t ali umes In place 20 save enstemeiA
mh It's DAN'L. q. 0AApNLk