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Mr.. BowpEN .-Memorial Of the Norfolk :.
Board of Trade. in behalf of Immigration
and direct foreign trade. 81.
MIR. WoopsoN .-Dcclaring it inexpedient
for the present circuit judges in this Com
monwcalth to try contested civil causes ex-
cept by consent of the parties thereto.
Mr.. CRESsHAw.-Bill to prevent the in
PRODUCTION of paupcr immigrants into the
State.
MIR. MILLER, of Montgomery.-Petition
for the incorporation of the town of Blacks
burg, Montgomery county.
BY the same.-Petition of citizens OF
Montgomery county for the scaling of old
debts.
Mr.. NATURALIZATION Of the securities
Of \. l.. Barham. sheriff of Sllrry county:
To amend the Code in respect to unlawful
detention Of leased premises.
amending law respecting Judgment liens
1nquiring into the expediency of incor-
rorating the Boston and Virginia soapstone
Company.
Adjourned until IL NJ. Monday.
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
90 IIl7 MAIN STREET,
BET WEEN ELEVENTH. And TWELFTH.
We beg to inform the public that our Ne"
STOCK IS now ready for inspection. Buyers VIII
iInl Il Ia their Interest Ia give Us call bei"rc
I,I!r,hl ing. IL our goods are
FRESH. FASHIONABLE, AND CHEAP.
Our In. ot
DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS AID CASSIMERl.S.
cALICDS, COTTON GOODS,
rHAWLS, SKIRTS,
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
HANnkERCIIEFS, CoESETS,
UMBRELLAS. LACES
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS. aud
FANCY GOODS, cannot he cNcelird.
We Il, rs; prul,vSr cnumcratng the articles We
hep ~ eur goods are now ready for inspection,
and will !a"vhibiteI ~ polite ard nblising assist
ant. W. invite ali carly call from al In want, "a
we are confident al orr ability to please.
BlRRES$, WILLIAMS CO..
M Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen are with Us, AMI solicit
Tn. patronage ii their friends lhoS. u. Quarles
". /. Jennings, {. =. Merton. Edwin A. VIM,
Albert u. Woodin. John Merton. nh
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DRY GOODS.
s1oRE BARGAINS AT THE CORNER.

GREAT RUSH At THE
BROAD.sTREET DRY GOODS EMP
GOODS REDUCED TO OLD-TIME PRIoEs:l
-OUTsALE OF w0OLLES GOODS
Bargains In FIGURED and STRIPED DE-
LANES.
Bargains In PLAID and STRIPED PofLlAS.
bargains In FRENCH MERINOS.
Bargains in BLACK rOPLIS ALPACAs.
Bargains in BLACK MonAIR ALPACAs.
Bargains in WHITE AND CoLoRED fLAN-
SELS.
Bargains In CAssIMEREs and BROAD
CLOTHS.
Bargains In BLACK DOEsKiNS and VEL
vETEEN.
Bargains in CLOAKS and SHAWLs.
RarupIn7 in BALMORALSa and BLANKETS.
BarvaIns I'm GLOVES and HOSIERY.
BarraIus In HANDKERCllIEFS and EN-
BR0IDERlES.
Bsrga,us IN WHITE rJqCE, DrNlTY, and
BRILLtANTE.
BARGAINS IN BIRDs-EYE, RUSSIA and COTTON
DIAPER.
Bargains In PILLOW-CASb nnh 1AbLh-
LINENS and NAPKINS.
Bargains In LINEN silEETlNG, QUILTS and
TOWELS.
In fact, bargains In all kinds Of DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM TIALHIMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
Nessrs Il. II. BARNES. Z. /. CHEWING, andJ.
n. pECoR. are with lis. and viii be pleased 10 SEC
NH nh /. W. r.. & :.
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Ibcg leave to inform my friends and the public
In general that am receiving daily per steamer
u new and wcll-sclected STOCK OF GOODS In
addition to good supply already on hand, such
as DRESS GOODS. DOMESTICS. CASS1MEREs'
FANCY GOODS, and NOTIoNS,-whlch have
been pnrchascI In the last few days OF reasonable
terms. and offer the same TT reduced prices.
ALPACAS, all shades:
SPRING rOPLINS. latest styles;
STRIPED and PLAID ALPACA and CHhl.I1E {:
BLACK ALPACAS, Il full line;
CAIICDES, new styles;
4 complcte line of BROWN and BLEACIIED
DOMESTICS:
IRISH Linens. all prices;
STRIPED and FIGURED LINENS and CAM
BRTCS for shirts:
PLAIN and CHECKED SAINeooks;
STRIPED SWISS;
FRENCH ORGANDIfS.
BIRD-EYE. LINEN. and COTTON DIAPER:
LINEN SHEETISGS and PILLOW LINEN;
TABLE DAMASK. beachei and brown
NAPKINS, all kinds;
NaEsEIILES. HONsYCOMh, and ALLEN
DALE QUILTS;
TOWELS and TOWELLIEG cheap.
\ large stock "f
rt>SINEFFS. very low:
gDRSETS.
GLOVES.
HOSIERY.
TitIMMI Sos
EDGlNGS,
CAMBRIA FRILIINGS, &c.
COLLARS and CUFFS.
JULIUS SICLE,
AS Broad street. between Fourth md Fith.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. NH 10
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Fanny NlGrlr-.t collection OF tales
illustrating Hebrew lie, printed ut the
office of the Hc'rt3r Messenger, New YORK.
The volume has been handed lis by the
accr, for the city. who is also agent Tor the
He1re,r Messengers very interesting weekly
parer published in New York. The stories
of the volume possess interest for others
.bop laws
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The undersigned Crm beg leave t" state thit
they VIII open on MONDAY the. 7th Of March
large aud attractive stock OF
SPRING Dry GOODS,
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON"
Ti!cse good. have been purchased since the great
decline III gold, which has especially affected our
specially,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
and particularly
BLACK AND COLORED hLPACAS.
VIII also open m entire new and elegant as
sorlulcat Of
CALICpE1, SIllRTlNGS, aud CAMBRICS.
our assortment Of ali the celebrated brands OF
BROWN and BLEACHED MUsLIHS /. COM
plr;c, and al prices Us
LOW As THE LOWEST:
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT !s one
t" ha particularly noticed, having full supply Of
PLAIN and CHECKED SAINSoOKS,
3 aud ST CANlBRICS, IRISH Linens,
rilLOW-CASE LINENS,
pIQUFS. BIHD-EYE DIAPERS.
SWISS and FRENCH MUSLINs, all widths !;
&c, Gc.
HOUSEKEErTSG GOODS.
such ~ TABLE DIAPER, BROWN. WHITE,
and RED NAPKINS; TOWELS. LINEN
suEErlNG. MAR>ELLES QUILTS. &c.
Also. l. good stock Of CASSiMERES. SATI-
NETS. COZ TuNADES, LINENS. &c. and II
full! line Of
NOTIONS.
COR-ETS, IIASpk ERCiilEES
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
FMBEpIDERlEs.
fiIRSH & GUGGESHEIMER,
o. Broad street third door above the Theatre.
SALEsAES: ". =. kcsn, J. Il. Chen@y, aad
J. Slade
Closed on SATURDAYS. nsh5
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH II ls''.
sun rtres. Cos Moon sets......... "a
SIM 2,s.,............ 5.s. High tide. ..c9
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH L. 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Aorloih, NUT
chan!isc and passengers, l.. D.. Taluiii.
Steamer james :. Green, race. lhIihhc'ppi''
merchandise aud passengers W. l.. Porter.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New YORK, intrcnah-
disc and Passengers. W. {. Dunham y co.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins Boston, mer-
chand-e Crowell 4 Currlc. -,
Schooner Sunbeam. Bunker Calais, Me-, cali
rincd plaster. 4. :. Lee.
Schooner ALICE Curtis, Phillips, and Hope,
Miles, Baltimore, shells, A. :. Lee.
steamer Saratoga Couch, New York. mcrchai-
disc and passengers. ". {. Durham 60;
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltnnrt.
merchandise and passengers. HarVcys VII
liaIus.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March l?.-ArriTed tcame.
Admiral. Freeman Baltimore. nlerchandiSe aha
passengers, Richmond and York River Raiiroau,
and sailed on return.
PUILapELrlIIt. March lo.--hrriNch. schooner
Annie. Adams, ten days from Jsmcs river.
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for relief, they are made Of aterner stuff

than most men. ,,r,.e.. s..-,..-
No, Let this matter be put forrest. Let
Virginia rise from her ashes still debt
paying statc--a State which holds inv'oiate
public and private contracts-and she VII,
soon get through all her difficulties, ana
soon will be disseminated that commence
and trust which arc the highest evidences
Of civilization, as they are lndiSpensao''
70 the highest prosperity and power OIL !"
neorlc.
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T UMBER. SHINGLES, &c.-WOOD-
IL WARD 4 son, LUMBER Il COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, adjoining Richmond and Peters
burg railroad depot. keep constantly for sale at
The lowest marked price, large stock Of Virginia
and North Carnlua HEART and MERCBArTA-
BILE LUMBER, FRAMING TIMBER, DRESS
ED FLOORING, POSTS. &c. Special attention
paid 10 cutting bills TO order. They request call
from all In want Of anything In their line.
le 7-HSEom
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| SECURITY, CuEiPEESS, LiBihAi.'I -
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mar" ana "i''"'
auIsh the management OF tnis co!hp"",'
ISAAC iIrTLLER,
General Agent ror Virginia and North tSFoilE''
oflcc. No. FL? lain str'F'.
DID G.. CARELi, NedicaI Examiner h'F
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G' WINTER DRESS GOODS on hand,
with n lot nr PRETTY STRING and SUMMER
GOODS, will be closed ont at u great sacrifice
upon original cost.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving by steamer
and express. Z. X. PRICE & CO.,
llol .laln street,
NH nearly opposite post-nifce.
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MEETINGS..

TfFEItHSSSS.
MASONIC NOTiCE.-Thc men, g.
IVA hcrs Of LOGE THA&CAISF, No. 81, Xxx
arr requested to attend stated meeting atI v
Tenth streets. THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
Members OF sI.t"r city Lodg"- aud transient
hrr,li"en In good standing are cordially 'n'ile'
Err,,i,'r ~ III" ". n.
i'ETERFlELD TRENT S. NJ; d.:
Naryhl'. AL ia, \. D. 30 nab lt-lt~
NOTICE.-.A meeting of the STOCKHOLM
y err Of tho Br:LvlnERE CO-nrERATINE
ASSOCIATIONS wIl 10 hadat their store THIS
ELENiAi n s"'c'"cS. H. cs sdcrntar,x
.ws2SEMs;HEa-
TXCURSloN
To NEW YORK CITY
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS
Bnlord'S Panorama Of
NEW YORK CITY.
painted "u eighteen thousand feet of canvas, aud
showing in III, like manner
FrKTY-uTE MILES
or. THE
EMPIRE CITY.
viii he cxhlh:trd
IL ALBA E's HALL
FOR nEE WEEK,
commencing
Tuesday, MARCH 18th.
AND CLOSING
MONDAY, MARCH 2Isr.
Admission, 80 cents; children under II years,
- ccrt-.
Tickets FOR sale III Eidgnod's Bookstore.
mh II H- W. II. SMITH. agent
plCHMoSD THEATRE.
i BRIEF SEASON OF SHAKESPEARE.
The distinguished young English tragcdan
Mr.. NEIL WARNER. supported l'y Mr.. F"rd's
iirsl-"!:ss company tsu successful In Charleston
and othrr portions Of the SOUTH.
r Noaa eSsnnS Nf i rs 9" 81
ON Tnesdty MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shy.
lock - the dew 'bat Shakespeare drcw'') Mr.
Wednesday, oTnELIo, THE JEALOUS
MOOR.
No play Will he repeated. Each play rendered
with The greatest care a. 10 detail.
Seals VIII br for sale at Mcssr-. WEST 4 JOHN
srnN,Son Saturday. March 18th. NH 10.
pICHMOND TIlEATRE-PATTI.
~
that tie world, cnuwucd concert vocalist, tbs
"QUCcu Uf the concert -rCUm.''
Miss CAMLOTTA PATTI.
Will make her first appearance In Richmond IL
TWO GRAND PATTI CONCERTS,
MONDAY .lst and TUESDAY ed OF MARCH.
1T o'clock.
Miss CARLOTTA rATTI
will he assisted Ivy
Mons. TIIE0DOEE RITTER, the Crest ClassI-
cHI Pianist:
AIons. }. /. rRUSE. the Distinguished Violin
Niriuoso.
Mr. HENRY sQUIIiES, the Popular American
Tenor; aud
Herr JOSEF HEKMANS, thu Great German
3aS~u:
MIR. g.. W. COLBY. Musical Director Bnd Ac-
cnmaanioi.
General Admission. $3.50: Reserved Seats, Or
chcstra and Dress Circle. $3.50 Upper Galleries.
81; CUlorcd Gallery, 50c.: Private Boxes, $40,
So. and SIS.
The sale OF tickets will commence on FRIDAY
The 18th, al BidguuIrs. III 30 clock.
Stclnw#y', Grand Pianos are used at the Pat.l
turcrts. Agency AT Bid-nUi's. NH IL
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DROFESSOR L.tSkrS CELEBRATED
1 EGYPTIAN COLLYRIUM OR EYE-WA-
TER. This, In Europe. now So celebrated rene
dy, contains no minerals nor acids. 1t Is prepared
from certain plants growing on the banks or the
of acute chronic sore eyes, purulcnt discharges
from the eye. II Is sure To remove inflammation OF
the eye and eyelids, and will slay the most acute
pains of the eyeball aud the Iris IL also restores
weakened vision.
Professor LIS COLLYRIUM has been tried By
the most celebrated occulists i'm Europe, and with
the utln ost success.
Professor LAsKf can he seen and consulted at
Ford's Hotel from ~ A. NJ. to L., and from to
Z. M. NH list
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". MAYO. j. +. W. GIBSON.
T Rs w ILL, MAYOS
l. j 1SLAND.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale, in any quantity, large or small. u large
stock OF SEASONED LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATItS, PALINGS,
&C., &c. Our facilities for obtaining ioys and
our capacity for saving, enable TO ll all ordess
promptly and st as low prices as any other pa
ties. MAYO q GIRSOS.s
tic 2A3m PoSt-oflice box lilo.
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nu Saturday the lrh instant. ut half past
n clock \. VI. MAJOR JOHN j. WEHTiI IN the
sixtv-fourih Year Of his ar.
IFS funeral will take place from 81 lanes r
church To-day n l" o'clock II. The friends
and arqnautaliccs cf tie family are respectfully
In, tied to attend.
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rV,AILORING, TAILORING.

TOILET ARTICLES.
WATERS.
TOILET No. s,
TERBEN&, LILLY OF THE VALLEY,
LAVENDER, FRANG1PANN1.
ROSE GERASIUM. MILE FLEURs
VIOLET, BOUQUET,
NEW-MOWN HAY. JOCKEY CLUB,
uELIoTROPE, vIDAvIRA. aud
WIIITE ROSE.
sACllET POWDERS
MILE FLEURS,
MARECIIALL. HEhiOTHCrE.
SEW-MOWN HAY.
ROSE,
JOCKEY CLUB,
NTRBESA. VIOLET,
ChRSATIOS PINK, ROSE GERANltM.
BOUQuEr DE CAROLINE,
and WHITE ROSE, at
I. II. HAZARDS,
mis- Franklin street, corner F"urtt.
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FERTILIZERS.
LUMBER, LATEsS. sSc.

ISAAC J. MERCER, LUMBER DEAL
l. rR, Corner Of Seventh aud Byrd streets, west
side Petersburg depot, respectfully solicits call
from NIL IN want Of Virginia and North Carolina
PINE LUMBER, htart or merchuntablc; CY-
POSTS, &c. BILE clt 10 ortiI r
ut short notice NH l0-3tT
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EGsH SALE
EDUCATIONAL.

NEWBURGH INSTITUTE, 4 FAMI-
~ LIZ SCHOOL. FOR BUYS.-Location of M
cQualci beauty ind heaithfuiness. Thorough
preparation for college, business, professional
school. Instructors ablc and experienced. Dis
cipline strict and efficient. For circulars, &c.
address HENRY ". SIGLAR, 4. NJ,
fc lG-dlm,S w2m SewburglL \ "
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r,,O THE WORKING CLASs-W. ar,

fEW TIE WORKING CLASS.-We are
L now prepared to furnish All classes with con-
slant employment ut home The whole Of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light,
anu profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from 30. to IS per evening. and proportional
-um y dcvo;ing their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls ctu earn nearly rs much as men.
That all who see tins notice NAV send their adj
dress, aud test the business, we make this unpa-
rallcled offer To all such us are not well salts
lied We will send 81 10 pay for the trouble Of
c G 10 arainr work o ad sa e1pT
of The People'S Literary ConipGnion-ouc OF the
largest and best family newspapers puhlished-all
sent free by msiI. Header. If you want perma-
ncnt. profitable work, address
+. e.. ALLEN & CO.,
NH lid w&sH3m Augusta, Me.
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ro,,c,.: IN fa=rs ........,.. "a eSt, 81
Acct, ....,.. Ioje, 80
A5SrtS.... ''''''''''
.,nr,.I income. .....,...... i,t.&&
To,sssr aIa . tgG%'
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7 IFE, FIRE, AND MARINE lN>v.
II RANCE.

The undersigned respectfully solicit he patton
age q those Whiting Is5IRA nee, otirrp,
them the following 1rst-cltS, reliable cuu..s.
nies
| kaiChEEB1CKER LIFE INSURANCE CON.
pANY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets January lst, ,aS
Annual income
Policies issued on ali approved plans, with IS.
HrAL DiVlELNDS.
ALL POLICIES NOS-FORFEiTABLE.
The Knickcrjocker treated IL southern policy
holders alter The war with the grcatcst lN+rSRr,
and j. therefore entitled 10 lii" patronage VI 4.r
people.
NORTH BRITISH ,ND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON AND EUINBrRGH.
InTe-'cI fund gold ;..;.... %
eq''al to go, ag2, 0oo IN United S;-tes
currency.
b E@os With Trea, ;Ta Of VEai, s
IA old registered bonds
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY. OF rETEEsEuRG, VA.
DARCY PAUL, Presidou;:
SAMUEL 3. PAUL. Secretary.
All Al los: 'i.iii;::ttALLY ADJUSTED AS
PROMPTLY PAID.
GOOD LIFE AGENTS WANTED everywhere
IN the STATE, VIII" will T.. iibcraIiy 'lca.! With,
TuUmAs u. ALFhItNji < >cN. Agents.
f. 5--3m Office -. %! Na'a ,tte''.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VI EiRGt;Ih.
cin:rt!:t.i l1"l.
OFFICE CoRNEi: OF TENTH AND Uh*k .TNEf,s,
R!rAN0ND Va.
This old and yvc!-hnown Virginia tn,ttru'rou III.
surcs Buildings b.. prr,'ciual nr ANIMAL po!lry
1t has more thar Ten MILLIONS ~ pol
LARS insured oil property pledged 1" make good
losses. ~ w
More than TWO A>D \ QUARTER MI
LIONS OF DOLLARS have bean paid In lose g.
the people 1T Virginia. ...,....,..
THOUSAND DOLLARS {. large part at !: irr
losses during the war; have been lnia sine" 'h" Wa
closed.
The former rour-dnAs system Of Insurance !ss
been abolished, and other iInportau: changes made
for the benefit Of the sssurcd.
Losses e1ui;ahiy adjusted AMI promptly paid.
HERBERT \. CLAlBoRHt.
J.B.DASFoRTH, secretarj.
Fl. d. DASFORTH, Assistant Secretary:
sAMrEL Il: Pr11IAM: Collector: 12 In
GUARDjAH MUTUAL
LIsE IHar2AECE cOMrAsY,
IF HgW FORK.
ORGANIZED ~ 1883.
ALL POLICIES ScH-FOEEEIThbLE.
HALF Loan GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIF-I PEB cE:'!'
HTATEIEET:
Policies In feTce...................,..S'@'o''%
AsS.t3. ~'''
ANIMAL iuc<'iDc '''-'
Losses raia.,.,,.......,...... ..'''.'''''' N'H'
" II. pECkEiM, Pre:!Ge.t:
vt. HOOKER, Nice-rreshtn;;
L ,.cADAM. Secretary agd ArtEary;
GA FCDIChER. superintendent
SECURITY, CiEAPEESs, LibIkALllf =
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, MARI and ii-l'H-
aulsh the mauage,neEt OF this co:npHn.'
ISAAC iUTkLER,
! General Agent cor Virginia and North tSfoiIE''
oflcc. NJ. FL? Hain str'F'.
Or. j. G. CARELI, Medical Examiner ME-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH II 1870.
sun rises Cos Moon sets......... o.:
SIM s;.,s.... IS. High tide. .......... =
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ASSURANCE COMPASsEs
TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND II.
n SURAACE.

thfII sl.1oa tfA
slfIl.I LOT
CASH ASSETS january ls5oj...... ?,QlT..sg ;,
BRANCH OFFICE. NO. 1914 MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES in the above frqt.cI,..
company on every description II REAL An
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection aysin.,
RISKS taken To- any point IN tit" United state.
Policies On brick buildings issued for from one 10
I've years.
Rates As low as those Of any other coIptarv
equally reliable. Applications solicited. 10y
IL VI l.. Y. " KEEP q
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4TATEG lent:

LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY pEH cE'r.
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r1, NOW i TIE TIME
rI.RrHssE YOUR DRY GOODS.
TIE PRICES ARE DOWN To Low FIGURES
LOTS OF GOODS FOR 4 LITTLE MONEY
NJ LEVY BROTHERS.,
MIL, 1918 aud l.II Main street.
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TUARDJAN MUTUAL
LIFE IScr2hECE COarAHH
IF GEU IQRk.
ORGANIZED ~ 1883,
HALF LOAN GIVEN.

ALL Policies ScH-EoaTEITAbLE.
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GREAT RUSH AT THE
BROAD.sTREET DRY GOODS EMF oRIUM .
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GOODS REDUCED TO oLD-TIME PRICES

cLEAgING-o UTsALE or wooLLEs GOODS
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Reported for the Dispatch.
ABHSGDON PRESRYTERY

Met ut New Dublin church, Pulaski
county, Va, April 18th, and was opened,
In the absence of its last Dfoderator, bY
Rev. j. NJ. kirkpatrick, of Roanoke Pres
bytery, in sermon from II. Timothy, chap
ter 3, verses IL and II.
After sermon Presbytery went into or
ganization by the election of Rev. II. B.
Rose Moderator, and P. B. Snapp tempo
rary clerk.
Present Ministers-J. NJ. Humphreys,
J. n. Naff, A. l.. Hogshead, H. B. Rose,
r. NJ. Frey. Ruling Elders-Jacob Minick,
Thomas Sayres, J. NJ. Hose, P. B. Snapp,
j. C. Darst, and j. r. Dunlap.
Presbyterp then took recess Of half hour.
The half hour having expired, Presby-
terry came to order.
Reports upon missionary labors were
called for, and responded to by the minis
tiers present.
The free conversation on the state of re-
Iigion was made the order for Friday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Messrs. Nan, Gray, Humphrey, and Dun
lop, were appointed committee to report
upon the Book of Church Order.
Reciprocal reports were made the third
order for Thursday.
Thursday Morning, 8 O. Olock.-Presby.
terv met and was opened with prayer.
The following additional members ap'
reared and took seats Revs. B. Glider.
Sleeve, D. Thomas, 4. N. Barnett, Lee G.
Brown, and ". S. Lacy, and Ruling. Ell
ders Abraham Painter, James ii. Hughes,
and S. A. Preston.
Rev. W. s. Lacy was appointed assistant
temporary clerk.
The following committee was appointed
to bring in report on the death Of Rev
Henry Smith: Reys. 81. NJ. Rose, j. N
Naff, Robert Gray, and Elder J. q
Hughes.
The resignation Of Rev. 81. NJ. White al
stated clerk was accepted, and Rev. VIII
liam s. Lacy was elected In his place.
The Committee on Devotional ExereIEes
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Louisa County Court.

Rt ported LOT lile DlspatCu.
The frst term of this court under the
new system was held on the 18th instant by
his Honor Edward II. Lane, who, in pur-
suance of the enabling act" made the
following appointments: Commemorative
attorney, James L. Gordon, Esq, who, for
uprightness, integrity, sound Judgment,
and discretion, is most eminently fitted Tor
the position. Sheriff, Mr.. Thomas j. May,
with the appreciation Of Dir. M. I. Gooch,
who has finger in that pie, as matter OF
course and Mr.. Samuel II. Parsons was
appointed clerk, who has been acting IN
the capacity of deputy in both the courts
Of this county for many years past.
Judge Lane, in making these appoint
ments, eyinced and exercised sound Judg-
ment and discretion, "taking the bull by
the horns," and acting without fear, favor,
or affection.
On motion, the following resolution was
entered on record:
"ResoIued, That the thanks of the bar OF
Louisa county court are hereby rendered to
James B. Madison, Esq, late presiding JUS
tice of said court, for the ability and impair
tiality with which he discharged the duties
OF his office, and that this resolution be
spread upon the records Of this court"
"CIvIs."
Louisa Courthouse, Va, April IS, 1870.