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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

FINED FOR PLANTING POTATOES IN A GENIE.
Terry Il priest OF the name of Saoatier ct
me parish OF Lassur, III the Ariege, was some
Time ago condemned by the TrIbu nal of Cor
rectIonai Police OF Fox 10 lUUf. fine for 4 STA
guar oftence-desecratlon of place of sepui.
chre, by planting potatoes in the cemelery-
he appealed To the Imperial Court of Tou-
icuse, ant the case came on three days ago
but The the was Increased L. 20Uf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Company "I"--At a meeting Of Company
81" held At their arm0ry Tuesday night
last, the following gentlemen were elected for
the ensuing year 1st Sergeant, ID. A. Tyree
I'd Sergeant G. w. Smither; Sd Sergeant, Jas.
7. Tyres; 4th Sergeant, b. +. Jones; 5th Ser
geant, J. A. Tyree; 1st Corporal, G. @. Tinslef
"a Corporal, II. q. Ballou; Sd Corporal, K.
M. Jones; 4th Corporal, J. T. Crew; Peter
field Trent, Secretary, and r. 4. Morriss
Treasurer. Jas. b. Browne is appoint ted En-
sign, vice r. A. f. Dabney resigned in conse-
nusnce of i'll heaiths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Company "B."-We sincerely hope that the
efforts now In progress TO build up this com.
pany will prove successful. The appeal to
the young men of Richmond, pu blished day
or two since, should not so unheeded. Tire
particulars of the situation OF the corps, sc
plainly stated by the committee, show that Il
subs bstantial nucleus exists, ana If recruits will
rally around ii as they ought, Company "B''
will soon become Que of the most efficient or
sauiZations in the regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Tobacco ErchaHge.-The new Tobacco Ex-
change, in the rear of the Columbian Hotel,
is really fine and substantial structure. The
dimensions of the sales room are 50 by 50 feet,
The room is supplied with gas fixtures SO that
II can be used at night for any purpose re-
quired Beneath this apartment are a large
number of rooms, W hich, we suppose. will be
chiefly occupied by commission merchants
tits understood that the new Exchange will
be inaugurat ted next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Fines "A fac of 81 50 was i'm posed upon
Julia Washner, by the Nav or, yesterday. tor
pei rmitting negroes TO assemble unlawfIily at
her house, on the night OF he 10Th inst
William Harris. free negro, was fined s.
for keeping co k-shop without a ticense, aud
neimitting elayes 70 assem bic there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

IoUoH JOB Fol. a DoLLAR.-WilIiam Rich
ards recently carried jerome Stevens upon
his back from Ayers Village, Mass to Haver-
hui. distance OF five miles, for IL dollar
Stevens weighed ilO pounds, and the time oc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Glorious Wtathsr.--Yesterdayw was day TO h
noted tor if the aimanaes had not informed
that it was the middle of January, We
could have o I'll med IL was the middle OF April.
Everything looked gag aud animated. Thiogs
always look SO W ben the ladies come out even
though the amplitude Of their garme II com-
peis every body elSe 10 yield the sidewalks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Rssignsd.-Prof. W. p. Louthau, of Rich
mond (Baptist) College, has, on account of i'll
health, resigned the Professorship of Greek in
that Institution. Prof Louthau has per-
formed, with distinguished ability. the da ties
OF his post, and retiTes from il very much 20
the regret OF his classes, with whom he was
deservedly popular. Profs. Uabney and Chase
will attend the classes in Greek until the
Trustees eject Professor to this depar tmen /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Sta'uary.-The noble statue of Jeferso0, by
Alexander Cali is still in this city. We also
saw, at the room OF j. w. Davies, yesterday,
Barbee's beautiful statue of the Cog nette,
which has excited unqualified admiration
wherever 1T has been exhibited. These works
of art bear ample testimony 10 the great talent
and skill of Virginia sculptors, and they
should not lack encouragement among our
own people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

PITIFUL.-In Gloucester, N. H., there are 81
amlable, angelic, accomplished Inarriageab BILE
maidens, to husband Wnom there are but 7s
sIngIe young men, of whom only 2l are
neither woman haters, "disg ting'' or doubt.
full.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18
THE NATIONAL CRISIS

Letter tssn st
W. W arkine Men OF New Sork-Aeuthern T n
,hfnateer Meeting in Washinaton-Thc e
N"Sinc army OF South Carolina-Thc
r"ris nj the south. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

One OF the negroes who murdered Mr.. Lu-
clus L. Woodruff, near Weldon. N. O., was
captured and summarily executed On the 18th
instant
Tauchnitz, the celebrated LeipsIc publisher
has been raised to the rank of hereditary b..
ron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Sons of Temperance The Grand Division OF
the Sons OF Temperance of Virginia will meet
in this city 10 day. tor the purpose Of consait-
ing upon measures for continuing the pubii-
cation of the Conductor" the organ OF the
order in this State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

PASTORAL CALL.-The Rev. J. w. Baker of
Staunton, Va, has received unanimous call
from the congregation of the First Presbyte
ran Church, OF Wheeling, and has signilied
his acceptance Of that charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

GoLD.-A solid cake OF gold worth nearly
$50, ,U9U, has been sold to the Bank of New
South wales, and the quartz reef from which
1t was obtai"ed will, 1t is estimated, produce
$4,000 year for many years TO come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

SPANKIEa.--"Ohildren wouldn't cross their
were TO cross their mothers knees little Of
tener when they are little" The writer Of
the above is undoubtedly ''good boy 70 his
mother now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

West Poist.-A public sale of building lots
took place at West Point, on Wednesday last
We understand mat some Twelve or fourteen
were sold at very good prices. The purcnas.
ers are chiefly residents of that vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

The sod Gaard"-The honorary members
OF the L. !. Blues will observe that they are
notified to assemble at the Blues Armory, this
evening At O'Clock. Let all the veterans At
tend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

CORN FOR FUEL.-Corn sells for twelve and
a half cents per bushei in Illinois, and coal
for nfteen to seventeen, and q bushel OF corn
gives more heat than one Of COAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Capisol Sqxars. The lamp posts In the
Square have been supplied with new globs
lamps. which make handsome display when
illuminated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

SUICIDE OF GAMBLERs.-At Frankfort, two
suicides were committed sope time ago, from
the same cause--losses at play-and in the
same way--the discharge OF pistols at the
proprietor Of lsrge estate in the Grand
Duchy of Posep, who is said to have lost at
Hamburg about 100 900 thalers, (3s0, 900 francs .
the other was commercial traveller, named
Meyer. who lost a. msrchaa soo anaiep: be-
I..aL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18
& xEe THE "DIsPAgCH" sTEAn,

u = Y a
S> POWER
PRIN TING q OFFICE,
co'Hsro Nam and TAt,tssn.h St'ssss, ,RieA0ao*d
Thi. Establishment fhsins the mos, oor,,,s,s
Printery N the South, both as regards Types, Or
paments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!.
PAMPHLETS biS5. S25sSaEE55EEs: 5aE5Es: e.: as5.1s OF La
WELL
POSTERS. PROGRAMMES 4 HANDBILLS.
Public Offices, Insurance, Rallros /. and Transpor
tation Con- lpanies, Tobacco Faota IS &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
. These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
IEg oh 1890 impressions per hour, thereby ena bling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description OF work at the shortest possible no tice
APnees reduced IN proportion to the inoreage
IA Printing, in various colorsd BRONZES i,nd
INKS, executed IN the highest style of the ar t.
in this branch of the business the proprietors can
ssfsiy challenge competition
TO NJ MBERS OF THE LEGIsLA.
TURE.-We call your attention to our We ~
winch, owing TO the times, selling Gerry l0lc
Our stock OF 0.ercoats Is larger than ever before
at tnts time OF the yeas. aud we will sell them
gardiess of cast. Give us call, and We will most
~ ' - DARRACOTr. HARRIS CO..
No ll2 vain .treet
OvERCOATS, Oye CO,as bAkk0
~ CoTr, HARRIS & CO, have on ha nd a very
large stock of 0vercoats of every quality and
price, and being determined to sell, the greatest
bargains can be I'd Ali we ask is call The
you buy. . UARRACoTr. HARRIS CO..
No. li2 Main street.
COUGHS, COLDS AND IONsUsAPTioN
- great variety Of Cough Medcines may he
found AT PO ERS' Urus tore; consisting IN
Cough Syrup, Jayae's Expectorant. Instant Re
het: Browns Froches, Cod Liver Oil, and bry
ants Lozenges.
DAkEh's COCOA-Warraufed pure-Cocoa
- thus prepared affords a deltoious beverage, not
only TO persons in health. b,sf Sr sick and ounva
sSs Fsp aaie b' W. PRrsasoN ue CO. ~ brasaisa
NOTiCE To FAMILIES, this 18th Decem
- ber, 1850 20 kegs, very fine Packed butter
800 pounds fresh Roll Butter. from the Virginia
Call soon. VIM. u. DANDRlDGE,
NO. lU6 broad st.
EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA COLIAR
II LEVY has now IN store large supply OF Can
brio Collars, which he will sell at - per cent. he
low their value. Now Is tho time to procure
cheap collar.
4 ANDLEs, soar. &c. -Adamantlne and Tai
and Toilet Soap; Ground Coffee and Pepper;
starch; Fig Blues Indigo; sa,RsS.; Iss:' Ss for
Jules ROBIN & co.'s SUPERIOR
coGNAc BRANDY in Cassom- House stores,
of direct inporsa'ioni r. g. ssii o'p o'pAyEnposr
TTsIiOsE CIR ass ..INk y HDkFs and those
Hcmst,tched Hddkfe.. that LEVY 10 ssiiins at
rs centa, are well worth IN cents, and equally au
good those sold at most of the stores for 90 cs.
kO0 BUS. prime White MERCER Potasess. ios
OOV sale BY WIN. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18
4 ssassz aENaY HuDNALL,

- hENAX HUUNALA,
@&-sA ATTORNEY Al LAW
AND NOTARY PU BLdG.
practcss in all the Courts ea ID the oty Of lab
4
- Also, PRACTICES rosalaris in tns Connts NIC
; rcult Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take DerosItlOEs aag ncktu@
,dgments, Administer and Csrtlif oatas, sId o.
orm whatever ether duties ssr'1to 70 the dtf'
tctary.
Ofieo J.. Ene oOraeE ~ nsas >r@ it'u ssfsgss
the tfirt31l FtfcS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

l79iA Rsgimssf.-At meeting of the Board
OF officers Of this regiment. on Tuesday nisht.
IL was agreed 10 adopt the uniform suggested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

rss=s Da &. ,. nctSk Z ID a n ri t5s.
"a GO, AGvlnS & sen IN uiilCs ~
rect, nrst Housa spoye NstrUpulI dn hE
.rs MS pr,.Fesrfnas' ~erv,Hss rh@ ut'...sr
81 aft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18
-. I.AwaRNCES. eYARYE,

ssxr<s LAwRRNCE s. NYARYE,
0NA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
And the Counties Of Henr,oo, Hanover and Caro-
me.
He lis also Notary Pablo end Commissioner ofshs
Snited States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CnAsTAIN WHlTa
and himself being iiasolved, his Office Is now on
1th street.iust below Uoddin's Hatt te Isl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

1As Rirsr yesterday exhibited s.Iong symp-
toms Of "getting high.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

PARDoNs IN NEW YoRK.-Gov. Morgan's
(ofN. W report on pardons, reprieves and
comm tations made TO the Legislature, in COM
piiance with the requirements of the Consti-
tuition, shows that during The year 1s6O, he
granted seventy -eight unconditional psrdons,
and conmuted fourteen sente fences. The total
time for which these persons were sentenced
to prison amounts TO four hundred and forty.
fiye years the amount OF time commuted and
pardoned is two hundred and forty four
wars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

Nicholas II. Cobbs, ID. ID. Bishop or Ala abama,
expired at his residence, In Montgomery, on
Friday last. The deceased, who was born in
Bedford county, Va, in 1895. enjoyed high
reputation as a Christian divine and scholar
and was universally esteemed and beloved -
He first er tered upon the duties of the priest
hood at Richmond, Virginia. in 1925, became
Chaplain Of The University of Virginia in 1894,
and in 1889 was called to the charge of ST.
Paurs Cnurch." petersburg, Va. In ls43 he
accepted the rectorshIp OF ST. Paul's Church,
Cincinnati. having in the meanwhile Qei2 J
been created under circumstances highly hon.
orable to himself, Il Doctor CT Divinity, by
Geneva, low Hobart CJllege, New York. He
was elect ted 10 the E Jisc pate Of Alabama in
May, 1874, and consecrated TO that holy office
IN October OF the same year, at Philadelphia,
entering upon its duties immediately after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

FATAL OMISSION TO SEE TO THE BiTs.-On
Wednesday evening I'd inst, Franklin Stevens
Of Salem, New York, drove out with his wife
having team of young and highs spirited
horses. On his return, as he was going down
somewhat steep hill, the horses were fright
ened by Ihe approach of a team behind and
started off at q breakneck speed. In attempt
ing to control them, Mr. Stevens made the dis
coyery for the first time, that they had no bits,
and he was utterly powerless. The horses ran
al an awful rate until they reached his house.
when they made dash at his gate, but did
not enter it, bringing up with force against a
hitching post, wheeling, and bounding off to
the village, a mile and half distant, where
they brought up in a stable yard. Then Mr.
Stevens, for the first time, made the discovery,
on turning to congratulate his wife upon
their escape, that she sat by his side, a corpse!
She had received a violent blow upon the
temple, in the contact with the post at the
gateway, which instantaGeously terminated
her existence. She died without a struggle or
a groan, and all the fearful subsequent ride
Mr.. Stevens had taken with her dead body
sitting closely against him on a seat
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&ssA>4. a. au.sr Aa4~


IAlS SEkAEsI il - So sAk tO
u SLAV rs This Hospital IS sltuatad aesf tbs
Jfnsr OF Main ind 8tn streets, aLd Is 9dmirabi9 3
iaptcdin airiness, frlvaey and nealtniaiaess o.
isIulon, t0 the purposes for which ~ has been II
ltuted. namely. For MEDICAL, SuS9lUA'
nd ODSI ETHICAL treatment OF SLAVES.
he rules s.nd regulations sovo rnlng THIS lnstitD
on have already been pubushed circular COZ
aiming fun particulars vail be iurnls ed those vh
lay desire further information
Terms. per week, Sc esstnan seeA
81 per diem; bRt tn sdggYsgats shall NOT eaesta
ts charge {or fail Uesk Patients attend
ng the daily examinations mot ht subjects
or HOSPITAL CONF rINEMENT. charged the
,egular Tee adopled by tie profession a. large
fhe sbase charges include board, medicine, medl-
;al attendance and nursing Surgical operations,
harged according to rules of other Hospitals ot
che city. For further information. Apply 10 the
ys,canfesident at the Hospital, or To either oil
the unde rsigned Pphy sloians and PrOprietors
Frs. w. HANCOCK M. D,
Main st j., bet. Sd and 4th. or No. $50 Nam 81.
ST GEO. PEACHY, Nj. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet. 9Th and 6th
X. $. VEST, M. D.. Franklin Ct,
Near Ballard House, or cor: NJ ain and 7th SITS.
PHILIP =. HANCOCK, Nj. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. q. TREVILiAN, M ID.
l. kpziUeuL Assistant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

CLOTHING ATIMMENSE SACRIFICE.
~ have in stock about H0 0vercoats aud Bust
ness Goats, of different qualities and styles left
over frog last year, which | have selected out
and marked down to about one half of the usual
selling price. Call and examine them and all
not tied 70 fashion: can get a good article Tor
very small prce. The goods are here ard must
be sold. This is no hambug. Call early and take
a chance WM, IRA SMITH.
| r1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

GREAT Snow SToRN IN EURoPE.-The ad
vent of Christmas brought to Western Europe
one of the most severe snow storms ever ex-
perierceG. Accountso of its ravages have been
received from the United Kingdom, France
and Italy Mr.. Lowe, the well.known mete-
rologist, reports that the cold which ems ued
was perhaps tha mcst extraordinary ever
knswn il England. On Christmas day the
thermometer was eight degrees below zero
near London, and elsewhere it is reported as
having been still lower. The rivers were full
OF floating ice, and skating was as common in
London as in New York. The quantity of
snow which fell in places is said 10 have ex-
ceeded two feet. The storm appeared to have
travelled over all Western and Southern Eu-
rope. At Turin the Raumur thermometer in
dicated eigh. degrees below zero. the freezing z
point) That city is nearly under the same
parallel of latitude as Montreal; but it's win
ter usually corresponds rather with that of
Richmond. In England numerous steam
boiler explosions happened about tnat time In
private houses, apparently owing to the in
tense cold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-18

sNeRhaiAfsx UE Ehs SaEDtGAt 4OL..
i LEGE.-r rhis lpsrltutIoa- situated az the corner
of MarshAi and College stIeets, iLfuily provlded
Sons and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
ment.
Waite Psfsoas who desire il, can be furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS, wasre they viii enjoy
every comfort and convenience.
The accommodations for SLA EsS, as heretofore,
are ample, and the attention of owners of
both in the city and country, is aeain invited to
the Medical and Surgical treatment of this class
OF patients.
LYING-IN WOMEN are also received and care
uily attended to.
All patients are under the care of the Professors
Of the College, who visit the wards daily, aided nJ
an efficient corps of assistants. In cases OF dim
oRlty, q consultation of the Professors il heldI(
without extra charge to the patient.
TIE charges for Medical Attendance. Board,
Nursing and Medicine are as folows:
White Fersons 10 psr week.
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Slaves and other coored pat ents- ...,v6
For less tEan week, le1cept IN private rcoms,l
81 per day-provided that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for q full week.
For Surgical OpsTataoaS, BY agreement " ta tbs
proprietors of the hellevue Hospital, small extra
charge will be made, varying from 81 TO $50, 40
cordlng 70 the difficulty and Importance Of the op-
GRAFTON
Ali charges payabls sn the removal Of the Pa
tient.
No CASE OF SMALL P0x, ~ cay otAsr i~-
fsessoxs disease, nor any cass az Issasssts, viii
admitted. -
Attending -Physicians-profs. TUCKER CON
Attending sars seons-Prots GIBSON. PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Resident Physiolan--UY. THOe. l.. HUNTEN.
Steward-F. N. PARRISH.
President DIR. L. 8. JOYNES.
Persons IN the country, degirous of sending pa-
tients to tina inTmery, may address the President,
Steward, or any Of the Professors of the College.
fi-ly
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MFR NARY OrsT. FRAyCIs Ds:
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
VA.-Condncted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients of all denominations, not having small
pox or any other con :agious disease, afe received
Any physician may send his patients To the infir-
mary and attend them. White persons, IN rrlvaIe
rooms, pay from 81 to Sl2 per week, and IL wards
S6. ColoTed persons 90 per week.
PHYSICIANS AND SURG RbNs.-DoctQrs ST. e..
PEACHY, ID. THOMAS, J. 8. D0R1kY CUL
LEN k-tn
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@srdud,ertes GIeifd. = $4,000 gfunb 96intsu, @stien
Sdultcr unc Sruftfiide. 9crdu6erteS unc s~etrotneks 0eeL, &C.
r6udberte OdIeusunssn, e~taselalsene unb sepIr5te SpmsLaelass
in tletnen ESnn1eH, ju ~eertomfen BET & imberle 70 ISIaxrS %
gGs pom Brat. Hnb &0tkrIpnfE, SF"0s
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3oa<Nmt.
=Snfpeftpr.

Bal tmpGe, ben q. Wtat 1871.
Bel beIenl Mint iOaen bis am Sonnob!nb BEN Is; SUM- 1861
pertegelts Sfsrten auaenpmmeu Werpen fir RE gteferDn9 0pn
RunSuprrotb uno SrennntateraI an uub auf BEN Seubt.S1then
BON Sanes SSlauo unp 9ppperairatt8 in Der @beiapeate Bar uno
fir 6rias 9eu8t-S6iffe uno 2eutl- Saas-8 eneer, tpsl@e mrd3tef
I86, BIS sHn 80. SUM 1862 ineluitpe. Die Q{unbocrrdtbe mIhen
bon gutter unb erprObter Qualtt6t ien uno miien fir ieoe8 9eudt-
Idff etnmaI piert Iiabrlit, in Yafeen, 6aiirn, &iiten nber
&aften, in gutter Sronun9 rerpadt, fret bon Soften fir Die Ser.
Staateu gemas Der SpeCiftattpnen in Eael g, weI4e bei9eii8t
itnb, unS be eiuen She'll bs @ontrafteS bilpen, al ben 9eudt.
bauS Serber cher trgCno elm anSsreS SGiff, wel9e8 SIT oletem
3pede in Baltimore, Mo-, beittnrnt ictu rtrc, beran9ebra@t
pereen.
aue Offsrten miFen p%erIte9eIt unb beseidnet ietn: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels, - anb 1T Elm 5mettee
@eupcrt etr9ei6piien, ell hieieS InI Stf4tft WerSen, pplHle
psnu per @pt selGtft.
Sun Outrage Der 9eudt- 6ou8- &pumiiFpu:
Oenrh %. NoffmaM, SUPERINTENDENT.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JIp. 70 SecpttDttr
Teuers, MSArtme= rsgn SebenSs&erf5ps
r'fng8sGcmpaanten.
Gideritc lttO {eIfcIte WoutpGg0ie.
0erFAerun88>@On1 Der 8aIeb b. Bir9inien.
mt S360,000 @ap,tal. =
Observation-Disclosures y. Uireilier
nit $500, 600 capital.
MbemarlezG Ser electromagnetic unp. p. 0irairien
nit 5000, 0O0 Capital. -
Gbarter SatzNer1t6. Comp. BON 6artfprb
nit $4,000 6 ataG.
SecHritb@8 erfiGerung8>@r mp. ben yfetps 0prs
nit $270.OOO Capital.
MSnire8 er{derun98@@pntp bon Netp=D rrf
NIT $500, 900 @aptal. .
0seIplutez8 erffherutg8sGp ntp. b. Netpzg)orf.
nit $270,OOO @aptaI.
Mcntants8 er Ifferun98>gpmp b. Nepsgprfs
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