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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27
1.-THE First Blood of the War" u

History is a lying jade. Most people VIII
| admit this, though they may not agree with
HORACE WALroLE in his saying that "all MIS-
tory is lie" (as be thought he very well
knew from experience.) 1t was repeated in
the Geographic columns Of the Dispatch yes
terday, what has been so often said before,
TINT EIIswoRTH's was the first blood shed in
the late civil war, or "rebellion," if the lying
iade will have it so. This statement has
| passed for true so long that it will be diff
cult so TO correct it as to prevent It's repeti-
ton. But we will try to do so. ELLSWORTH
| was killed at Alexandria on the oath day of
May, lsG1-the day after the vote was taken
upon the ratification of the ordinance Of Sc
cessiou. Two days before-to wit, on the
| night of the 22d day of May, 1914
Union man was killed at Fetterman,
Taylor county, West Virginia [tben Viz
ginia], by a Confederate, Or rather Fir-
GINA soldier, belonging to the volunteer
company which had been marched thither
the previous week from Fairmont, in Marion
county. This company was part of the
Thirty first Virginia regiment OF infantry
throughout the war. The man who was
killed was violent Union man,-as violent
MS he was ignorant-and resided in Grafton,
q town three miles from FettertDan, both
towns being on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. He went armed to Fetterman; marched
I'D to the sentinel who killed him; and when
challenged replied by shot which went
through the Virginia soldiers ear. Where
upon the soldier shot him dead upon the
spot. The writer of this article saw the SOL
der Mt Philippi few days afterwards, and
was one of a number of persons who was
curious to see, and did see, the hole in his
ear. There are hundreds Of persons in
Taylor county who can substantiate these
statements, and it would not be amiss for
some one to undertake The task. 1t is well
to be right even in small matters.
1t may be replied that ELLSWORTH was the
first soldier who Vas shot. But this does
not give his case any advantage over the
other, seeing that he was shot by private
individual According to the northern his
torians of the war, ELLSWORTH was muir
dered. He certainly was not killed accord
ing to the rules Of war; whereas there is no
doubt that the other man was killed by
soldier, who simply performed his duty as
such in so doing. So that, look at the matter
as we will, it must be conceded that the
Union man who fell ut Fetterman-we have
forgotten both his name and that of the sol
dicr who killed him-was tue first man who
was killed in Virginia by soldier, and con-
sequently has was "the first blood of the
war" in the sense in which that avcrmcnt
is usually made as to ELLSWORTH.
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flfe stsfruunces

,,,,..ea,ssssr,,s xsfsen we read the safnounces
.,.n, The Rev. MoScuREs D. CONWAY Is 2
v;rsi,ian by birth, and of agood family
nome better. He is, too, a n,au Of Cue natural
talents, and of not few aeanlrements. Ae
& an entertaining rs well as induarious
wr;ter for the newspapers and the literary
periodicals OF this country and OF England
But as preacher, the less that is said OF him
the better. He places the Bible, the Koran
ard the sacred books OF the East Indies
upon an equality. Mosss, zoRoAsrER' anu
Courteous are equally entitled to respect &C,
cording to CONWAY. Why TYNDALL shouio
wish to join such q church. we CANNOT ltl''
acine. 1t is one Of which such men as l LON ON
PAINE and voLrA1nE would make sood mem
49,
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ME- FRESH ,COD-LIVER OIL.
No no sCEPrICs. The almost daily

ne" TO SCEPTICS.-The almost daily
receipt of voluntary testimonials from every part o.
tile country from. physicians, clergymen, Old ant
Young male and female is sufficient to convince tht
most sceptical that Dir. TUFTS EXPECTORAN1
isthc most valuable LUNG BALSAM Of the age
slany wonderful cures have been performed by It, a
may be seen by hundreds of certificates In the hands
of the proprietor. Try 1t aud you will doubt nc
longer. -. -.
BAISGR1pGE, September u, 1862 M. L b. W
NcTtre: Dear Friend,-Encloscd please find post
office order for five dollars and shall have to apollo
gize for not writing TO you before. have been
quite sick, and very busy when WELL therefore neg
lected 1t. You will please send me per express TWO
more bottles Of TUFTS Expectorant. tits certainly
splendtd thing for cough; it has cured ne efec.
t,rlly ormy cough, and also several others to whom
gayeit.
With thousand thanks for the medicine you sen,
me, remain your sincere friend, II. c. SCOTT. "
DIR. TUFTS tIAIR-DYE Is easily applied.
fe oo-deodlWSw 81.
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DEATHS.

DE(AkES.
died, February %, 1873, Mr.. WILLIAM 3. WIN
STUN, aged sevcnty-ciglit years, leaving many re.
latives and friends to mourn tlicir loss.
Why should we weep and mourn for those
Whose places know them here no more?
Released from all LIES hurtlul foes,
He IS not lost, but gone before.
How many weary days on earth.
low many gricfs lie numbered DER!
Now he enjoys Il heavenly birth;
lie Is not lost, but gone before.
Died on Wednesday morning ut 0 O'Clock, MARY
L. CAMpoDONICo, aged fifteen years and two
Her funeral will take place at her mothers resi-.
Thursday AFTERNOON. Friends aud acquaiut-
ances of the family respectfully Invited to at
tend. r...H..
Sadly weeps thy mother DER thee
God hath called thee to thy home;
Thou hast left us in thy beauty. e." ~
The Lcra wants you for His own.
Memphis (Tenn.) papers please copy.
Died, on Wednesday the Goth instant, Of typhoid
pneumonia, ORA LEE, daughter Of Charles and
Mary Ellen Mullen, aged two years. one month, and
twenty-five days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death, with his friendly care,
The opening bud 10 Heaven conveyed,
And babe 1t blossom there. s...-
The funeral services will take place THIS Thurs
day) EVENING the 9th, mt the residence Of the
parents. on Mostly or Twentieth street, between NJ
aud n, at ) O'Clock. Friends Of the faInily invited
to attend. ..a-. sts -. s,-
Fredericksburg papers please copy. =
Died. yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, infant son
Of harles L. and Leonora Siegel. aged five months
His funeral will take place TO-DAY from his
fathers residence mt 8 r. NJ. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited TO attend
Died, Monday night. at 0 o'clock, E1fEK Dull,
daughter Of Daniel and Hannah A. ESDh, IN the
fifth year Of her age. r.v +. -. .
Her funeral will take place from her parents
residence, No. 2as Twentieth street, THURSDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock. ...% a.- 49,, !. 2t*
Died. on Tuesday. 25th instant, In this city, Mrs
SARAH ANN WILLIS, relict Of the late William
Willis. Sr. ~ E.s.. ... rr..ss
Her funeral will take place auroad-Street Metho.
dist Episcopal church. GA THURSDAY, the 9th
iBstant, ut IL O'clock A. NJ. The relatives and
friends OF the deceased and Of her invited
attend. LtaA 1T
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NJ ROSADALIS.-REy.T L. W. SMITH,
Unlonvle, S. G., further says: s
II Ny mother, aged siXty-two had been In
delicate health for years she used Rosadalis rs
tonic and renovator, and has enjoyed excellent
health since. ...s
lady near Unionvile had al ulcer on the side of
her neck which threatened to eat into the ingular
vein. She treated by the hest physicians In this
section land there are skilled ones here) with
out any benefit. She used RosADAIIs, and 1cdS
cured! On the whole, regard 1t as great Inedi-
cine. lie l5-ieou2W
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-SPECIAL NOTICE.-A PROCLAMA-
" TION TO THE LADIES-FIRST ANNUAL
ssLE-NO HUAlBUG.-Not wishing to carry my
stock from year TO year, will for the next thirty
days offer the following desirable goods at first and
below cost: Teal Jouvin Md Gloves ut sl.a5 worth
$3.50; Two-Button Kid Gloves at I'll lis worth 81 so
81 Kid Gloves reduced tn 7sc. Toe. Gloves reduced
to csc. Also, Ribbons Betting, Belts and Satches
Scarfs, Hamburg and Swiss 1nsertuI,s and Etlgncs
Lace Sets, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Ruiiing. En-
hr0idercd Lincn-Clmbric handkerchief, Merino
Vests, Merino Shirts. Chldrens Hoods, Corsets
Also, fine lot OF Fancy Jewelry AMI Fans. Ladies
In want OF these goods are respectfully invited to
cau at z. l.. GRANGER'S,
fe 27-tMhll8 Gs-F. CIT Broad street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A SSEMBLY HALL.
= THE GREAT SOUTHERN TROUPE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2aTIT, AND SAL UhDA1'
MARCH 1ST.
excclling all rivals and competition by the world
renowned
DUpREE & BENEDICT'S ORIGINAL NEW
- ORLEANS MlNSTREhSs
organized at New Orleans, lSJ2-atIs1lfpIp Douulc
Troupe and Brass Band-now on their twepIy -llrsl
annual tour. The largest and most powerful com.
pany in existence Everywhere pronounced by
press and pnblic rs the superors Of the minstrel
stage The immense success attending the perform
auces of this famous troupe have been universal.
For full particulars. see programmes
Admission as usual. Reserved seats Tor safe III
AInbods Musical Exchange
CHARLES II. DUPREZ,
Business Manager.
CHARLES II. kEESIIIN, General Agent.
fp 2!-ft
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY d, SIDNEY GRAYS, Fe. H
" br,,ary 81, 1873 You are ordered to assemble H
nj the ar,nory of Richmond Light Infantry Blues, W
corner Ninth and Broad streets, THIS (lhursday) IL
EVENING al s O'Clock, without uniforms. arms, or
equipments, for business Conc prepared to pay
dues and part on uniforms.
~ GEORGE ". EAFFS.
rc o71;x Orderly Sergeant.
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JoHS TyNDALL is going to join the church
in London Of which the Rev. MoNcUag d.
CoswAY IL the pastor, or rather, let US say,
the preacher Or lecsor! We could not sup.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the eth instant. by the Rev. r. II
Mullen, Mr.. JAMES w. CANNON to Miss MAR
TIA ). LIVELY both of this city,
Norfolk papers please copy.
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OFFICE OF AMERICAN ROLLED
NIT AND TCBE COMPANY,

A CALLED sMEETING OF STOCK
" nOI,DERS of the American Rolled Nut and
Tube Company will he held at the office Of william
r. Tanner 6 Co., in this city, on URSDA re- re-
bruary q. 1873, At II o'clock NJ; By orGeT o. lne
% o. ri '~-~ President.
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DE- FEBRUARY "a, 1875.

me- NEW MOURNING GOODS tSPE-
CIALTY)-T. r. PRICE & co. have on hand, and
coming in weekly,
BLACK ALPACAs and MoHAIRs,
DOUBLE-FACED ALPACAs,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS and CAsFEMREs,
TAMIsE, DRAB DE MoNTEREAU,
BLACK IMPERATRICE, GRO De NICE.
BOMBAZINES, DELANES, &c;
BLACK CREPE Wells and COLLARS,
LOVE Wells.
MOURNING HANDKERCTGEFs,
BLACK LACE and SILK GLOVES,
TARLATAN COLLARS, &c. te "a
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5skfEfss54ssSs sxsxEEx
80
kAiLsoAD GoMPaay, Or orpf rfegTr% SHAc
GENERAL TICKET AED. FRElGIsT AGssT,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, 900
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4, q and poro.
;UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strcct s,,.;,.,
:, gP NIGIT Nail leaves Byrt-s,reet station ala
:UP AcCoMMODATIoS leaves Ero,d.s.x.,.
,,J 1SNS s RiY = i@s; q Byrds,rse sta.
down NIGHT MAIL arrives Al Byrd.s,rce, 3,
ton 4ao A. II. Except on Mondays s'a-
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM arrives :,
sTs"l-street station s9I a. NJ. Except Oh suI
h FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street st,tio,o-
Mondays,I WEDNESDAYS, ana Fridays a. Gas 4. M
redericksburg raway Returning arriye NJ E., ad
SlTect stlslon on Tuesdays Thursdays and satur.
by orderof Genera, superintendent.
J. r.. GENTRY
lfe 10 General Freight and Ticket a Mp,
RIcHaoSD AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD CO..
~ RICHMOND, December 60 isT,.t
pICHMOND AND 2DANVILLE k.r .
ls72: ro,,,, - ''e''0''Ti -
Train No. ttnrougn passcGgery leaves cich,,o,.,
daily Except Sundays ut $40 A. NJ: leave. n"
Vile at 1855 r H.; arrives at Greensboro "a an
Train No. . Iynchburg passcngcr) !nsyos pt.,
mnnd daily at s:25 a. 81; arrives at Lynclgr.. =,
Trtin No. 10 Through mail and e,prssI ,o.,.,
Richmond daily ut $50 T. NJ: leaves UIayiI,n d1gS
at l9:i5 L. ~; arrives at GrccnSboro Cliiy az Ia
a. VI. - '-'
GOING EAST.
Train No. l Through mail ard cxrrcssl rs,,,-.
Greensboro daily at Lao a. VI. lcaT,s Dauy, ,,i,
r r 81 81 ~ N arrives at EeA'"0'a daily at rs
Train No. Through passcngcr) leaves Green's.
boro' daily except SEntAysl at .llo NJ: lcaT's
r. NJ. y ~ : 10y " '' ~ '''''"'''' III w
Train No. . (Lynchburg passenger leaves lynch.
burg daily ate NJ; leaves burkcyilleat 1855 =,
NJ arrives 1T Richmond at 3:t5 7 ".
Trains Nos. 2and 10 conrsct II Greensboro With
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all point,
south.
Train Nh 10 connects ut Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there at 1906 a. VI. P,-sengrry
leaving Raleigh ut 7l5 T. ". connect at Greensboro
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects at EIirkcIIilc with train ON
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio raiiroat Tor ali
points southwest and SOUTH
Lynchhltrg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
m0nd ut ass L. NJ daily tevccpt sunday. arrfrIa.
az Lyuchhurg III time to connect with thr Morning
Passenger Lratn on the Atlantic, Mississippi aid
Ohio railroad Tor the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchbnrc after the
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi ad ohio na.-
senger train from BRISTOL and arrive II Eicumoud
at g:is A. ~.
THROCGH TICKETS to all point, south ;.,t
southwest can he procurcd II tie ticket Office in
Richr,ond. and OF X. +. -W4LKER. Agc.,, of the
Atlantic Mississippi and chi9 railroad. No. L,2p
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements Ia aigCrijsr III.
schedule of this company will please print as above
#a JOHN K. MACNLI.nD,
d. General Freight aud Ticket Agent
7. NJ. X. TALCorT, Engineer aud Sup:rnrnd-
ent at tw.s. Er. "a %
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, February Is, 1879.

INOTICE.-All persons owning VEHICLES,
IN DOGS, GOATS, and other subjects Of taxation
for which LICENSE IS REQUIRED, are Informed
that all such licenses expired on the 1st instant and
unless promptly renewed ut uis Office delinqueuts
will he subjected 70 fines and penalties rs prescribe
IN the ordinances Of the city.
! fe a7-5t ~. b: RoYsTER, Auditor.
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nTFLANNELSl F LA NELS!-We
have large stock Of FLANNELS which must be
sold; so we have fxed:prices to make them go.
Also a full assortment Of BLEACHED, IN
BLEACHED, and COLORED COTTON FLAN-
>E1Sat LEVY BROTHERS.
Don't fail to look at the csc. HEMSIlTCHED
worth 373c. fees
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GHOICE, FRESH TEAS !!

HHOICE, FRESH TEAS!
NEW CROP
being received, of full strength and delicious favor
Retailcd at New York wholesale prices.
chests superior M0YUM GUSPOwDER TEA,
S chests superior IMPERIAL TEA,
chests perior (lncOorcd) JArAS TEA.
chests superior ENGLISH BREAKFAST lea,
chests pure BLACK iOOLOSG) TEA,
Reme,nb Der the place, and try our goods, Is all We
ask. 703 Main street. w. u. GOOLklCk,
fp oa-1w Agent
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siastDzEa.asih, DO.


TIST RECEIVED AND IN STORE, 300
% barrels choice Seed Rose Potatoes, $3.50 and "A
per barrel: Is barrels choice Seed Onions. 81 ana
1850 per barrel IS bags Clover Seed, 5000 per
bilScl: 80 bags Black Peas; $50 bags Peanuts tlr-
ginia and North Carolina; leo bags Black-Eye
Peas: IIominy. GritS, Samp. Goldfish lake, Scotch
IIerrings Dat Meal, &c. j. Il. IIpCKAUAG, f.
fe p5-3tk t52S iain street.
SANGER'S GENUINE MUSTARD, just
~ arrived Gunpow,Ier aud OOlong Teas, very fine !;
Port and Sherry Wine; Peter fnglc'nan Rye Whis.
key; Gold Hill Rye Whiskey. old and very fine;
Jules, Robin u Co. Pale and Dark Braudy,a SHIP
ment daily expected direct from Francs for sale by
). &. TARDY & CO.,
fee! 1916 corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
% BOXES PRIME CREAM CHEESE,
~ 100 bags Rio Coffee. so pockets Old Govern
ment Java Coffee. 100 barrels A. Extra {, Gran'-
lated and Cut Sugars % hogshcads New Orleans
ana Demarara Sugar, IS barrels choice Bright Syrup,
Grain Pepper, Soda Iicrrings, BacoE &c, for sale
low by ;. &. IAKD1 Co.
No. 1916, corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RhuR0AD 'u,t
... r.ar. RICHMOND. January G.. 1879. (

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD 'n.,t
RICHMOND. January 6. 1879. I
NOTlCE.--On and after this date nccrm-
IN Der 2dj the PASSENGERS and FKtirHT
TRAINS over this route WIN be run ~ follows:
/. PASSENGER TRAIN daily except Sunday J b.
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the ,ic-
pot at o30 Z. N.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimorc viii
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS alii
SATURDAYS at O'Clock 4. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN FOR THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays. Wednesdays, it,.
DAYS AMI Saturdays. at O'clock v.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, hetwcal Eirirmonl
aud West Point, carrying local freight BON ~"
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, ic,tn. Ricun"Ii
alta O'Clock A. VI.
WILLIAM v. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. L.TAYLoR, Freight and Ticket .i2r'i'. hhh-
moud. h9
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TAKE NOTICE.

Before removing to my new store No. 1909 Main
street. next door to the Planters National Bank ]
will sell my remaining stock Of
CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
AT COST.
HATS and GAPS regardless of cost.
Call anil sec for yourselves, and be convinced at
the old established clearinghouse of
VI. W. ROSE, No. 32S Broadstrect,
rclo corner Fourth street.
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HOUSE-FURN GOUDS.-Fea~
IL thcr and Hair Busters, Wall and Floor Sweeps.
Shoe aud Scrubhing brushes, Whitew.ish aud Mill
brushes, Tubs, Cans, Buckets. Drooms, &c.
W. G. DANDRlUGE & CO.,
.ia3 S27 Broad street,
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NOTWITHSTANDING GOODS.

GHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUT
~ LERY. BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, VASES,
&C., AND HOUSE-FCRSISH1NG GOODS.-Io
make room for my spring stock will from this
dlle offer my large and wcll-se!ectcG stock |,
greatly reduced prices for cash, which consist In
Understandable goods
PLATE-WARMERs, CoAL.VAsEs, FIRE-IRoNs and
STANDS;
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER aud TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
DECORATED TETE-A-rErE SETS,
De- oIAT ED and PLAIN Tis5 SETS.
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, in every va
rlety;
PLATED TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS,
SIr,yER-PIATED WARE in Every variety aud style,
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
&C.: -..-......
TEA and TABLE WATERS Of all sizes;
A large assortment OF BRoNZEs, VASES, and
FANCY GOODS:
WALL-PoCKETS, BRACKETS, TowEL-RAcKs,
BRITTANIA, BLOCK TIN, and STAMPED WARE.
IRON and WOOD WARE, BROoMS, BRUSHES. &c.
BASKETS In every. style. DooK-MATs, &c. includ-
ing complete stock Of IIoUsE-FCRNIsH1NG GOODS
ali of which will he sold low for cash.
Persons In want will hid 1t to their advantage tc
give me i call and examine the goods.
All orders promptly attended TO.
4. CURRANT, 903 Main street.
fe STU Thin
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HOMEOPATHIC LIFE INSURANCE

TO tho Editors Of Richmond Dispatch: ~.
desire to call the attention OF your readers to the
sunjoined abstract Of the report of the HDA1EO-
PATHIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. I will add. In explanation, that homeopathic
lives are insured by this Company at 10 per cent dis
count the rates of all responsible companies, and
that no forfeiture Of the policy is incurred by q
change of practice during the year. rrstatt l@
HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. ~
OFFICE: No. 231 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Two TIE PUBLIC.-Having cautioned
Il the public not TO credit or contract with my
wife, as would not be responsible In any manner
whatever for any debt Of her making, on or about
tho 9Th day of august 1850, and finding that she is,
and has been, making debts in my name. again
warn the public that will not pay any debt or obl-
CATION OF her making OF any kind or description.
February 10th, lsIJ. c,n1p
fe a7-3t* d. CaRLE.
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PERSON Az.

DHILIp HAMPTON (coloreD was drown
\ cd nj the Frcc-Erilgc disaster on the 18th of
February. 49,.
lie isa tall. stout man: had on new shoes, three
black vest and Il black coat with net jacket over
II, lie was about fifty wears Old. .
TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for his
odv If delivered at his residence on Madison street,
NJ ToIo &c 27-3t*
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. REPORT FOR 1873:
Policies issued. 5000
Assets. Pas 0Iu ~
Whole number Of losses by death. 80
Deaths from accident.
Deaths from disease
homeopathic risks $500
EoIi-hclnceopathie risks l. 80
De this under allopithc II eatment ....,.........25
D atlls under homeopathic treatment.
Or, IS deaths among $3.50 hoinRopaths, and rs
deaths ainong' e33 nofi-homRopaths.
This Company has no Office In this city, but your
subscriber win be happy to unswer inquiries IN ex-
pltpatiGh or their business operaiops. @
- E.fs,,.I tl.sy.s "a j.. ". HOBS0N, ~
|. 4 Ee 27-1tx All Grace street, Richmond.
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ORDERED TO BE PRINTED.

Mr.. THOMAS presented a substitute for
House bill 159, in relation to interest on mo-
ney or other things; which was ordered to be
nrinted
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TJIHOMAS BALMER d co. having opened
" heir no

ENHOMAS BALMER d co. having opened
Il in their new store, ut
1917 CARY ST EET,
q fine and select
STOCK or FANCY GROCERIES,
ut wholesale soicitthc trade Of the city. They offer
the goods al New York prices with freights added
aud being agents for some lines can do better.
We offer HANGER'S MOUNTAIN WHlSKEI
at his prices flor all quantites being his agents In
this market. ....... sr.-..
CULMAN'S MUSTARD,
LEA & pERRlNS'S WORCESTERSHIRE +
SAUCE, ....-.
RhSS'S ALE, by E. G. HILBERT;
ALISOP'S ALE,
WILLIAM YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE;
GUINkSS'S PORTER, by E & J. Burke;
GEINESS'S PORTER, by r. Il. Hilbert;
NAPOLEON CABINET CHAMPAGNE, Bouche,
Fills, & Co.
Call and see us. fell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27
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WINTER CLOTH1NG-Consist of
w OVER GARMENTS,
BUSI NESS SUITS.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
USUERSuIRTS and DRAW ERS,
together with
DRESS CLOTHING,
DRESS SHIRTS.
and everything pertaining. 10 a GENTLEMAN's
WARDROBE, eau alwa!s We round at ne oia-ealan-
liShcd lioise Of Wll. liza SMiif ~, het,
1909 Main street.
Sjrn ETC, FLAG fC l3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27

D UBBER CLOTHING
AND UMBRELLAS.
Just received from the factories large stock OF
RUBBEE CLOTHING AND UMBRELLAS.
All in want of above articles will do well by giving
me O Gull, rs will sell the same at low prices.
JULIUS KRAkER the Clother,
fc los ,Tu&Th l3l1 Main street.