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A FAMILY ARTICLE!
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE
FOR DOMESTIC USE,
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With the New Patent Button-HOle Worker
Patented June 9th, 1871.
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MARY TN,
C.
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to articles introduced
Yours,ve truly,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

JEROME B. HUDSON & co.
Corner Greenwich and Courtandt SITS. New-Yo rk.
Oct <
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The Tariff Question.

The Cincinnati Convention most wisely
referred the question Of the tariff to the peo-
pie. This was the only proper way of dis
posing of question which is troublesome
when raised; but which is now of very little
real Importance. The war debt requires a
tariff sufficiently protective for the protec-
tionists, and the whole country, after the eX.
perience we have had with internal revenue,
will greatly prefer the raising of money for
all the purposes Of the Federal Government
by duties upon imports. e#u
Yet, rs Mr.. GREELEY is O Jealous protec-
ZIONIST, we shall see those opposed to him
making great objection to his tariff views ;
Notwithstanding that in the platform under
which he is nominated he is pledged in no
way TO interfere with the subject, and to
leave it altogether to the people and Con-
gress.
So. independent Of the fact we have stated
above. that the tariff for revenue while the
public debt is SO large will be quite sufficient
for revenue, Mr.. GREELEY is pledged, should
ne Dc electeu, III ho Way W 1htellcIe VIII
the subject. We hope, therefore, that we
are to have no tariff war. There is no occa-
sion for It,. The Republican party set the
example Of leaving the tariff question to the
option Of the people, By TINT means they
gathered men OF all shades of opinion On the
subject. !, In opposing the Administration 1t
issqualiy necessary that the same facility for
a union OF all parties should be afforded.
With slsc: aplatform, no objection should be
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s. ny DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
We have now on hand large stock of DRESS
GOODS of the latest styles, among which will be
found
PLAIN. PLAID, CHECKED, and FIGURED ia.
,PANESE SILKS: ........ t...-..
MARL CHALLI, CHALLI CLOTH;
NORWICH POPLTNS, TOILE ECRU; ~
JAPANESE POPLINS, GENAPPINE; ''-. 80 ~,
TYCOON REPS, DOLLY VARDENS:
STRIPED, CORDED, and FIGURED PlQUES;
COLORED PRINTED PIQCES, PEECALEs' +
CRETOSs, LINEN for suits; " = Il.
STRIPED BALERNO, TAFFATA CHEChs;
CHINA SILKS, IRON GRENADINES; =.
MEDIEAS, REP and SILK WARP POPLlNs;
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES;
CIIALLIES In all colors, .~s-
BL ACK and OLORED ALPACAS;
MOHAIRS Of superior quality;
TANIsE. CREPE MARETZ, BOMBAZlNE;
PRINTED CHALLIES and DELA1NES; g..
A1J.WOOL DELAINES in black and coors;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS for dresses
WASH POPLINS, YOSEMITEs;
MARIPOSAS, LINEN LUSTRES;
BATISTE. SEERSUCKERl;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN;
DOLLY WARDEN pIQUI;S,
DOLLY WARDEN PERCALES,
DOLLY WARDEN CIALLI,
DOLLY WARDEN CRETONNES, i
DOLLY WARDEN LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN DELAINES, and all other new
style Of dress goods adapted to the season.
LEVY BROTHERS,
-..... 1913 and 1915 Main street.
DOLLY WARDEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
m %
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The Petersburg Lader has the follo"lhs
article upon subject which we treateo i's'
Monday: ...o -
srrrrEp.-A discussion as to the writer OF
the lines, call quiet along the iotohn ny t iu
night has been going tue foulius W III. III
nress. and we see that some lo,Tuais srn'
credit Nh. Lamar Fontalne win 'iie ''''i'oi
ship. rs aon;d;np who
wrote the verses III question, ana pie-is.nS 90
they are, it is matter OF little iinpoi :. -
But it is Il matter of some lmpoI@nee, ~ i SeI
least an end to be desired, tna1 uti ,''."i
pretensions should be rejected. II iuoi nu
evidence can establish any critical dcclsloi, ~
i plain from the wholetone oitncse verses unu
ESPECIALLY It's opening lines, that II was MIit.en
hy n northern author and not d! soo'u1 ri,
whether Lamar FoDtaine or aiiothei. liz
whole purport of the verses Is w po n ,tr;
the dangers of soldier who slaiies se NJ,
in an cnemy's country, ana tue nisC hno'
describe how such one Is s1ot D. wi " .,i-
busbcd rifleman. Every one rcmcnipeis .ho
stories, so current Mt the DeSiniihS VI ~ sno
,,r telling of single adventures, guer1llas,
w. ,,,,sis,,1s WHO stole around the camps or
i've ornv of the Potomac, then commanded
LT SIrDowell. and shot down sentlncls, on
,chom they crept from the cover OF the
fnrc,ts, The stories were false, to be sure.
Int the rillemen were always Confederates
md fine scntincls were always Yankees !;
moreover, we had no Confederate lines along
the Potomac, no army of the Potomac, no
camps on the Potomac, and no sentinels who
could be shot by rifemcn belonging to the
invading forces, for we only occasionally
touched that stream, as ut Transport, Mat
thias's Point, or Leesburg, or crossed 1t us
at Williamsport or Boteler's Mill or Har-
per's Ferry. So much for the claim that the
poem is q southern production. AS to La
mar Fontaine, that he lays claim to it matters
little. He once wrote Off in manuscript
Horace Smiths famous "Hymn to the Flow
ers." and laid. claim to that ms his own work,
so he might readily appropriate Wai like
this :" All Quiet Along the Potomac
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!. Cheering News--The 0.S Ok. III
Mr.. wulrcoxp, chief engineer of the Ches !,
apeakc and Ohio railroad. has just Sret.ir',eo
from tour of inspection ofthe whole 'ihep'
the road. and brings infornatIo tsht an :,
work on the western division Is going aneu'.
fiuely.-H asserts that unless some uhiofsee,'
difficulties occur-difflcuties not api''enehu-
cd-the cars will run through trom hle'l'
mo,d 70 huntington, on the Ohio river ny
,hn Grs. ~ middle Of october. The embank-
mcnt and the tunnclling are In such a s'a.e
of Corwardncss that he does not hesitate 10
make this promise. ;,
Tomorrow the work of laying the track
from the White Sulphur Springs westward
will begin. 1t is intended to continue taiS
work with all possible speed at both enas
until d junction is effected. :
On Saturday morning the passenger tram
crossed the big ill at Lick run, just beyond
Millboro', land thus we have an end oil the
temporary track at that place, which has LOT
SO many years been bore TO Travellers
Inc Lewis Iunnel Is uo" III ohS i''''A~' -
that energetic contractor Mr.. G. r. Mason
and will be pushed ahead with great energy,
1t will be finished probably in january
Meantime the temporary track will be used
Mr.. REpriELp, in his letters to the C1ncln'
natl Commercial, represented that the COST
of the road Yves: of the White Sulphur would
he enormous. He picked out some few points,
and 1t might lie inferred from his statement
that The whole road would cost so much that
is business would not pay. Mr.. NH1TcoaB
estimate was about 100000 per nile for the
road.bcd from the White Sulphur to the
Ohio. His estimates will probably more than
cover the real cost. Much Of the mountain
work that seems to bc difficult and costly Is
c,sv and cheap. It is only to blast the rocks
of and over into the river. The Chesapeake
and Ohio will lie the cheapest of all roads
between the Atlantic and the Ohio, and its
business will likely be equal to that OF any
other. il will unqucstionahly be one OF the
most nourishng roads in the Union.
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..rnI,IIIt.,1,.1Ax...N6YrTfTaas,

SRECEAksasSUAASttTsy cSz--~~~~zzssz
No. NEW AND ELEGAif FoCH.
LLAMA LACE PoIETs, sAoQl assHAWA'ss
DRESS GooDSs EMBHoIDii sIEsS, &c'' sss8s
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE & CO, now inlna. sst, arc msAIn 3
heavy additions to their splendid st3ck IN al tat
new earfad and attractive. -
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and sACeoE
sppTNG and SUMMER fsHAWls, In great varie-
ty: HERNANNI and GfsENAD4NE sHAWLs Ior
Isnn+nfna: PARHsoTS. sU,,g-sEABEs, ma Id
DIES UMBRELLAS. =; % = !. q. &, = =
Enormous stock Of English, French ard Ames1sa !,
PRINTS. including every variety OF DOLL
WARDEN. One thousand packages or moro 3u ~
opened. t,1or,. pal II II
JAPANESE SILKS and PoPLlNs. Motahi u !;
FIGURED CuALLIEs, GRENADINES lstripea
nu1 son,rcd,. ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCAL-Es
CAMBRICs, JACONETs, &C., &c.
= IN. MOURNING GOODS, -.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES
TERN ANNIs. in silk aud wool; SILK WAHP AL
PACAS. MOHAIR ALPACAs, ClthLLiEs'
FRENCH BERAGEs, Wells, sHAWLs,1 CoL-
LARS, c.,'&C- aortT ~ - orr y
By every steamer and express daily they aaa 70
their select stock, and only ask look from retali
apd wholesale buyers to insure sales ,fsIf-gA n
T. r. PRICE g. CO..,
mva Il0l Main and Eleventh streets.
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u Do Object. ="


There is quite a concert of objections to
the GREELEY ticket amongst leading Demo.
cratic papers in the cities north of us, setting
of with the New York World and coming
down 10 the Washington Patriot. And what
do they gain by their objections? What ulr
they do, and what can the Democratic party
do?
The New York World has no discretion
whatever. 1t is the organ of Mr. BELMONT,
the banker, and that gentleman seems to
think that he carries the Democratic party In
bis breeches pocket. How far there is an
understanding amongst Democratic organs
and leaders we know not. But We know
this: that If the Democratic party undertake
to put ticket in the field they will not only
themselves be defeated, but they will insure
the reelection OF GRANT and the prolongatiol
of the expressions of the South and the cor
ruptions of the Government.
Could there be anything more absurd, and
If done with perfect knowledge Of this fact
will it not be wicked? A defeat of this sort
will be defeat of the best interests of the
nation-a defeat Of the country itself. II
will furthermore be defeat of the Demo.
cratic party from which it will never recover
It will be so universally damned for its folly
that 1t will never rise again. a.-
We look for better Judgment to the PEG
pie. They will not concur in so great 8
folly as that Of placing Democratic ticket
In the field at time when we have some
chance Of destroying the party of war,
which has caused the country its distresses
aud brought Republicanism SO near destruc-
ton
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pRaAnY ELECTION. --To-morrow week arc
70 be held the ward meetings to elect dec
Gates to the Nominating Convention. Ihe
election Is but a little over two weeks JUS
tant. We suppose, therefore,sthat the zen.
trail Committee have resolved to stand oy
their first plan. The Evening Ne'os ooas's
that its "venerable contemporary the EN-,
qu,rer is opposed to primary election, ou'
has the fairness to state in the same issue
that the present editor Of the E''q'aTeT Is
gentleman who Mt the time of the last pr.
mary election was one OF the eoisoii''i '''~'
of the State Journal.
We shall not insist upon primary elec'
ton, but we shall await the result Oh LII
committees plan with many doubts as 10 lis
success, ...s
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Il. 4. BIS communication will be pub
lishcd if he will send us his name.
New Books.

New BOOKS.
The Deer Slayer; or, The First lFar-Pah:
BY J. FESSIMoRE COOPER. Illustrated
from Drawings by T. Q. {. pARLET. New
York .. APPLETON & Co.
This is part Of ApPLEToS's reprint Of
CoorER's works. The style is very good.
For sale by j. L. ELLysoS, successor tc
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR.
The Mystery Of Pain. a Book for the sor.
rowful. BY JAMES HINTON, Author OF
"Man and his Dwelling Place." 4" Life III
Nature" etc. New York: u. ArrLETos
e Co.
A pious little volume which may give
some comfort to pous sufferers. Men liketo
recount the nature Of their Affections and to
moralize upon them. 1t gives them much
relief. So this little volume will be accepta-
bic to those of the more pious turn who have
the rheumatism "and SUCH"
For sale by j. L. ELLYs0N.
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Will the old white hat and coat now set
the fashionsI We look for the GREELEY hat
In q few days. How will. our respected
neighbor Of the Wing Ike It? He can stand
the white hat, but We don't believe he can go
the coat. That Is devoid Of even trace Of
chiyalry. There Is no "set about 1t. and 1t
Is 80 lump that, thrown upon chair, it might
be mistaken for white setter asleep. But
let us look out for the fashions. s5 !.
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The New York Commercial says that
washerwommn of Watertown, Wis, where
CARL ScuuIz once resided, is still bowling
for the settlement of little bill that CARL owes
her. We suppose that the bill is a large onc'
as he hus so many ScnTEZ.
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Mr.. KELLEY, of Pennsylvania (Republlcan),
desires "to see the PROSTATE South lleea
from the harassing provisions of the inter
anal revenue laws" and we most heartily
concur with him.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICUMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
tho worid-f,ucd Comedian,
MIR. JOHN +. OWENS.
in his distinguished aud characteristic embodimehts
Of Comedy, supported by
FIRST-C S. COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. MAY sTH, Coleman's
Comedy. i'll three acts. of
TIE POOR GENTLEMAN. -. ....
Concluding with Owens's great speciality
SOLON SINGLE.
rs acted by him in London, New York, ana through
out the English world upwards Of
two thousand iii gifts.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9TH, Cololnan's
immortal Comedy, Ia five acts of
TIE HEIR At LAW.
To conclude with the amusing COMEDY or
THE HaPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE.
Mr.. Gilman. .Mi. omciis
FRIDAY, third night, Sterling Coyne's Comedy, in
three acts.
EVERYBUDY'S FRIEND.
Concluding with Owens's Farce of
FORTY WINKS.
Hora,!o Sprig;,ins Il misery buttOnEaker from
Dirlnlilplltll! 80 C'Nh
The sale of reserved seats for each of Mr.. Owcns's
nights will take place on MONDAY. May 9Th. III
o'clock, ut West. Johnston & Co.'S bookstore. All
mission. s {; reserved seats. $3.50; gallery. 5lc.
Inv cat
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!. Because It 10 acknowledged to be perfectly sos-
rent nv all Insurance Commissioners.
2. Because 1t Is the cheapest
3. Because it endotsesthe Surrender rds1e ontts
nolIces III dotiaTs and cents, for ten consecutive
years, and ten years thereafter, II desired.
According Is che statement OF the rutes OF the DIFF
ferent Life Insurance companies Of rst-class stand
Ing in the United States made by "Thc Universal
In rs advertisement entitled Facts are Stubborn
Thtn9s,- aud published recently IN asouthern news
paper, 1t appears that tho Mutual Rates or me
Brooklyn are cheaper than those OF any nimed
company. &5'. =. .l@.t - - ~.
For instance according to thnt statement: -
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~ TIE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.

Approved aud prescribed by the most eminent
physicians III vtrqtnE. and North Carolina as the
.BEsT, PUREsT, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH" A fresh supply just received.
....." MEADE BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
sp2o .. Sl9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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r,,.lc by any to,thc tarifr views OF the nom,,i
nee. and With such adebt assve have upon!
va there Is no occasion for a, war about pro-
lection. Thcreis enough Of that. ~
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OrrIcE RICHMOND GRANITE CoMrAST'{
KtcIMoND, VA, May !, 1872.
T,IIE ANNUAL MEETING Or LIE
STOCKHOLDERSof the RICH ,1o y, Rfc,-
TIE COMPANY will lie held at their ONCE IN hc
nond on THURSDAY. May 10th, 1872, at IL O'Clock 1
4. ~. when an clecuom for Directors 10 serve ou-
rH's '''o eN''''e GEORGE W. HARRIS,
r,,, Secretary pro tenn.
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me- MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.
We now offer the largest stock Of vs..
MARsEILLES Trimmings,
GIMPS, PRINCES, and BUTToNS,
We have ever offered. .H.. 81. ..#
.- ALSO, .-'. .,--'
A lurge variety Of
T1,CKINGS AND FRlLLlSGS Of the latest &C.
Signs. ..a LEY bho1hEho'
1913 and 12l5 Iain street.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY, ~ FL.
holly WARDEN COLLARS and CUFFS. ap %
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFlSINdl
~ COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April %, 1872. J
THE ANNUAL MEETING Or -IHE
e,orsboldcrs Of tho OLD DOMINION SUGAR
fEFISING COMPANY will BIO held at tho Office Of
the company, Seventeenth and Dock streets, Rich
noud. Va, on the 10TH DAY OF MAJ, 1872, at IL
.n'cIork N. JOHN Z. WOMBLE,
mn ac-tJ Secretary and Treasurer.
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EXCURSION. .
FXCURSION TO WEST POINT
VIA THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD
On MONDAY, MAY 10, 1872.
EXCURSION.

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %. KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS, will celebrate their first anniversary by
:" EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
on MONDAY the 18th Of May. The excursion train
will leave the depot at y o'clock A. NJ. promptly,
und return by "A O'Clock L. VI ...
Ample arrangements have been made to insure III
every respect pleasant trip, and the excursion
offers variety OF enJoyments, such as dancing, fish
ing, and saltwater bathing.
Kessnch's celebrated Brass and String Band hns
been engaged for the OCCASION.
The excurslonists will be furnished dinner hy Mr..
MASSIE. proprietor of the Huntington Hotc., ut
West Point, at fifty cents $500
CONNECTIONS and Ices will be furnished ut city
prices by Mr.. j. W. PLEDGE, who will accompany
the excursion.
RounG-trip tickets for gentleman, 81; for gen.
tleman and lady, Sl.5u, aud each additional lady,
5Uc. children. soc.
Tickets can be procured from the following Com
mittee Of Arrangements: Robert Lecky, Dr. NJ. Z.
Carter, Robert Z. Briggs, Samuel Perdue George '.
Pickett, James Lanpkln, George f. Rufin.
I'd my Get
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4 URORA LODGE. No. 1iG, 49,
N l. O. o. F.-Thc members oi ," .tsSEggTSS2-
Lodge are respectfully requesleu ysSIT:sS
attend plnctl,illy our next ISs. .IIT tho 9Th OF
Mey o'clock at our haIl OH Broad anu SfsG h,
streets. Business of Importance Will Do Drought ~
fore the Lodge. - " S.IrNDERS
by orncF VI "'' ~. o Secretary.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

fEHO MY FELLOW C1TIZENS OF RICH
L MOSD-Conscious of having faithfully dls'
charged the duties of the position you gave me, re-
lion to the office OF HIGH CONSTABLE, subject &c
nomination by the Conservative party i ana nSai
solicit your support. Il. W. hooE"'
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STOCK RATES.

piU ia- DiU IN
In the BRooK1rv. .sil,7so 90 slo,e5i 90
In the Universal. ............ lI,5Vo VI lV,-oo bv
Balance In favor OF the Brook -.
Ign at StocI rates. ............ $3.50 SS $3.50 W
The greatly advantageous feature of the Brook
lyn In endorsing the Surrender FaIues upon It's
roIIcies in dolLrs and cents. far ten consecutive
years, has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuaries as also from
the press North and South. rat
The Hon. Elizur Wright, who is admitted to be the
greatest Insurance mathematician and actuary LII
America, congratulating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, II am particularly pleased By your depart
urc IN the right direction from the ordinary method
Of computing the Surrender Talucs." lone of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life ins'-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatisfac-
ton of retiring policy ut the smdllness of
the surrender rdlue publ" &c. "All this would
have been prevented by distinct statement on the
uolicy In uIrnnce Of the sum to be paid"
This statement 1t will be seen. the Brooklyn makes
in dollars and cents, 80 that there Gun he no mis-
tsk9. ."
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE: 49,. 80 a..
The Sentinel, (Rslcigh, " CO. January y, lsGa-
"This great feature Of cash SuITeeder rai"es Is an
improvement that signaiizes tiie era Oh lie lns"-
rance"
Sun (Columb,Ls. Ga. J-"Thcrc Is no better com
puny in the land. comparison with other corpo-
rntlons OF similar character will convince eli 81
the superior SfJsy IN taking rlSGS '0''" me 6''0"-
dispatch, Isl. louis, No. january :, lse0.-"A
rolicy in the BroOk.Y,, Lite Is thus worth so much
fg rt1,,'y 1noneg. This Is the only life company In
the country that has carried this excellent Jet,tre
of endorsing the cash surrender values in dollars
and ceu;s) into It's business 'Fo!icy-h0lderS being
iou6lY assured, the system cannot fail to become
very popular"
will be seen that assert nothing In the above
advertisements but make a simple statement OF the
superior advantages If tie Brooklnn as It appears
from disinteresteG parties: and which is strictly
correct.
Good agents wanted everywhere IN Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with.
THOMAS ". ALFRIESD & son,
General Agents for Virginia.
Office No. 902 Main street, Richmond, Va
ap loot tlaT3n .4...
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Ty1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY will be held at
the Office of tho company u?lI Main street on
TUESDAY the 18th day of May: ls7?' at O'CLOCK
p. N. ..-..~ DAVID y. BOhh,
9n-t1
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spE(T 81 NOTICES.
SPECIAL NGsElDEsS.
Ny-INsUREa oURIaFE
49, HsIy T1irS
BRohL IN LEE INSURANCE COMPANY
I oFNEw EOIsK.
90 ono oG<


ASSETS, s~ssrs -.
AND HAPrDLY INCREASING.
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TOLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPA-
IL NY.-The annual meeting of the stockholdeTs
on TUESDAY, May eth, ut O'Clock 7. NJ, NJ inc
Office of the Virginia State Insurance COMPANY, NO
m o. 1nv I3If7 Secretary.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLOVER Hill
HAIi ROAD COMPANY will be held at the office Of
Mcssrs. Lancaster & Co. on TUESDAY, 18th May,
liz. at II O'Clock. y. 5. WOOLDRlDGE,
M Ss-tI Treasurer.
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SECKETNT1
RICHMOND AND York RIVER X. II. Co.,

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY
will be held at the Office Of the company In this city
on THURSDAY the eth Instant ut Il o'clock NJ
GEORGE 4. SMITH,
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.mEETINGS.,

1T1HE REGULARNIoN THL 7 NE ET I'M
L ofti,s VIRGINIA. BUIEDlNG kn an door ow to
PAEY Sffbe held attic school g uHts.sntn and
twentieth streets, % This onday sr Es sIs.
MaystI., ats ocloes:ss 80. -
A CALLED MEETING OF The AZ, vi. NJ s.
N GfNFA CLUB OF JAGhsoS. w hp ..r mt at
held TONIGHT nj their hill on SEC. ~ or nected
to be present By order GEoRGE;lamr w; r,.o tc,n.
17HERE WILL BE A RE G q "A X
meeting Of OLD DOMINION. LoDG nd 40, .;
l. O. M held at alI corHer Nia'n are " earnestly
rsnesie, 10 attend, Ms business of Importance WIZ
be brought before tho Lodge.
By order ". II. KNOX. r. g.
my 6-it% s.a.-tEa n. Lt------------
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S3s s7 Si0a o. Si72 81
Ss,s75 ~ $4,000 80 $3.50 q
s,6!5 53l s,sE S. 1885 70
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1884 &c $40 II Sio2 06
Ss,S75 43 S9,25o 6siSs,aso 81
SASS 80 $50 81 1881 %
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ss,s7s 70 $a,9so 90 ss.sss q
7,5u Il $50 57l 1887 2?