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4 PEDDLER ESTIcED FROM THE WAYsIDz
AND ROBBED Wilmington, February IL
On Monday evening dastardly robbery was
committed within few yards of the edge
OF the village of st. Georges, in this county,
by colored people, in broad daylight. They
cnticcd II peddler, who is from this city,
INTO The dwelling Of one of toe thieves, and
then knocked him down and robbed him OF
SIS in money. The peddIer was we'll known
10 them, and had frequently bought chickens
of them, which chickens are now believed
10 have been stolen. The robbers fed i'm
med;ately after the preparation of the deed,
bat tie evidence was soon brought to light
and pursuit commenced. The neighborhood
is much excited over the affair. 1t is said
that tue wife Of one Of the robbers, who
lived in The house where the deed was conf
miIteG, has turned States evidence and given
all the particulars in the case.
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A LADY AS RAILROAD BrILDER.-The
contract for cutting down and excaYatins
the bank ut the corner Of Charles and B!ddle
streets for building sites was yesterday
awarded to Mrs. B. II. Conway, of Frederick
county, she having been the lowest OF forty
bidders. The same lady was awarded con-
tract for 100000 worth of work on the
Western Maryland railroad some time since,
and has filled several contracts in Pennsylva-
MA, all very satisfactory. She is widow,
and upon the death OF her husband, who was
Weti-keown contractor, she continued his
business under her own supervision BALI
more Sam
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Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., the eloquent
and distinguished Presbyterian divine, of
Richmond, Va, will deliver the valedictory
address to the graduating class 10 the School
OF Medicine in the University OF Maryland
ON the occasion of the next commencement,
March 3, 1874. The reputation of 80 gifted
u speaker is an assurance that the address
will be highly entertaining and Instructive.
Baltimore Gazette,
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Z lie Bins,iIae Igi,,s.
IMPORTANT KEsuLTs OF TnE AUrCpsr~-EyT-
DEScss THAT CUTTING THE BAND OF UNION
WOULD HAVE CAUSED DEATH.

DEScss THAT CUTTING THE BAND ors tJNfo,
1 WOULD HAVE CAUSED DEATH. M
[By telegraph 10 the New York Trfbune,1
| .PHiLApElrHIA, February IG.-The scalpe
WIS first used on the connecting bond be
! tween the Siamescs twins this morning, the
work on the previc,s days being confined
to taking cast', phosographing, embaIm.ng
and examining the yiscera, which were
found net to differ frem those OF ordinary
beings, she heart, liver, spleen, and di.
gcstivc canal being well developed in
each. Approaching the band, the lower
portion of tue ensifoTm cartilage OF
the breast-kone in each joins by dou-
bling or bending out, making almost q long
union with distant joint at the central point
Of union on which the bodies hinge freely.
This joint IS similar to, hut not so compii-
Gated AS tina: at The elbow. The circumfer-
ence of the hand at the smallest part is nine
inches, ard the chins OF the twins, when as,
far apart as possible, are cigh: inches from
each other. To-day tie skin Of each body
was cut through poSeriorly, and thrown
back from the band and adjacent structures,
exposing the rectns muscle of each. Aldo
mipal sections were made, ard the question
whether a severance could have been made
safely in life settled in the negative with al-
most certainty. The lining membranes of
the abdomen i'll each were found to enter
the band and form pouches, overlapping
eacn other at the centre OF the band.
What was most peculiar here was the
presence OF two such pouches from the body
OIL Chang, the upper one shorter than the
io"er, but each tapping, one from above and
the other from below the single pouch of
EaE. Holding the first joint OF the fore.
finger between the thumb and finger of the
other hand vii! give an exact idea of the ar.
rangcnent OF these pouches. \ line passing
down the centre of the band would sever
all three oi these prolongationS and open the
abdominal clviiy of each of the twins. II
the knife had been used in life death would
therefore probably, il not necessarily, have re.
suited. Ire examination also showed 10. dav
and tonight that there WIS a circulation
through the band ;iS is seen from the pas
sage Of the injecting matter used in embalm-
ing. The abdominal organs lie close in con-
tact with these pouches, but are not continu.
Gus into them. Tomorrow the most import
ant investigation will take place Ivy makinga
deep section into the band, with view OF
aSccrtaining the umbilical connections bear
ing on the physiological manifestations IN
the fetal life Of such beings. The report to
the College of Ply SicianS wednesday night,
for W hich invitations are issued marked
"PIiYaie meeting for the advantage OF Eel.
lows OF the College only" will be verbal
one. The formal written report is to be pre-
pared subsequently for publication in me
Medical journal.
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AT CAToCTIN.
MD.-FvE Persons KILLED AND INJURED
Frederick. I'D, February 1.-The eXp'o-
sion Of the boiler Ola portable engine at enc
Of the orc-banks near Catoctia furnaces this
morning occnsioned quite an excitement In
this city. The engine is about sixty horse
power, and the explosion took place be-
tween 5 and & O'Clock this morning, in
SANITY killing two colOred men. Samuc!
Mitchell and james Norris, and very badly
Scaldrg and otherwise injuring james sum-
nerS, William Brooks, and David Camp
bell; the 1i;st-named fatally. The eX-
pIosion was caused, it is supposed, by
the engineer not having q sufficient
quantity Of water in the boiler. The
i've men were sleeping in the room nearly
above the engine, and were hurled more
| ttau 100 feet from the building. Limbs OF
those killed were found scattered in all direc-
tious. The stove and several large pieces OF
| the boic: were found ut 4 great distance oil
The building itself was rendered complete
wreck. The report Of the explosion was
heard several miles, anu a large number OF
persons were quickly attracted to the heart
rending scene. An inquest was held by
Frederick White, coroSer OF MechanicStown,
and the following verdict rendered: That
the death Of these parties has been caused
| BY the explosion of the boiler, caused by the
engineer being deceived in the supply Of his
water" The sad occurrence cast gloom
over the whole ncighboIhood. II.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
S25O,OOO FOR FIFTY DOLLARS
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
On MARCH 3IsT NEXT.
10000 TICKETS-12,OOO GIFTS.
10000 TICKETS-12.o0O GIFTS:

TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting Observation-Disclosures. 900
TIE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS
WILL POSITIVELY AND UNEQUIyOCALLf TAKE
PLACE ON THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL
THE TICKETS AXE SOLD OR NOT, AND TIE l2,OUO
GIFTS ALI PAID IN PROPORTION TO TIE NUMBER
OF TICKETS SOLD.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, T25 Ienlhs, or
each coupon, So; eleven whole tickets for $500.
Send for circulars.
The time for tie drawing Is near at hand anc
p sons intending 10 purchase tickets have no time
to lo:e TIIUS. 4. RRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky aud Manager
of Gift Concert. Public Library Buiihing, Louis
vile, Ky.
For tickets and information apply 10 A. +.
L'ECUYER, 900 Bank street, or WILLIAM IL.
- -. gsSe Ia-ThtAih25&wtMh25
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IoS1-OFFicg FAcILIrIEs.-Of course It is
Ho' tesIrab.e 10 have carriers going the
.ouhus at aIi hours Of the night, but there is
70 reason Why the Office delivery in large
, ~. should ever be cosed.---Ne1D York
IftJuae. II"
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STRANGE r~c~rArIos.-" The chief occu.
!A'!2H "i lEe !Olabltants OF The mountain
"'IH!;l oil Kentucky and Tennessee appears
:" Dc GI,ti.iin. and avoiding tie revenue col.
'ec'or>.'-B9>!0n 4drernser.
to2l''llns revenue collectors would be a
Popular occupation in some districts OF
country We wo, of
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELRGATES,l
RICHMOND, February Z, 1874.

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
RICHMOND, February II, 1874.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
ID SEMBLY approved ApriI %, 1873, e Is law
wealth. until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law,
1Iha F1r,h f,rcnit have been f.xes as follows:
craig county.-Fcbruary 2lst, June 21st, and
0 .tober oath. ,y,
4th. "a ,yorau,
VI Fi 1S S0,h, July 30lh, and December
't aion,oomey.-Aprtl 9th, August sth' and De-
'ei Gisss.-april 9th, August Gath, and DECEMBER
Clesk Of House OF Delegates OF virginia.
fe lS-2tawlm
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WV -, "EA'GEa.-Granscs organized by A.
u; Moore, @>,.>iant deputy:
t"rlHry lin Shenandoah -Sbenan.
~ Ira. g. -" Pre- colt, master George
": " indie. secretary.
'";t"fH lin Ilarke--Arbia Grange,
.,.,, ~ Russell, master y. j. klGmcl,
Let the dogs look out.l
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COURT ORDERS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
RICHMOND, February 8, 1874.

RICHMOND, February 8, S74.
tits ordered that all assignees In bankruptcy OF
This court do forthwith report 10 the Register before
whom the cases in which they are assignees nre
bending the moneys In their hands or ut their credit
/, each case and whether they are deposltedor not
In some Government depository of the National
Government; and the Registers OF this district are
instructed 10 report the facts TO the Judge eI hs
djstrict mt Norfolk by the 2Sth day OF February,
1874. in any case In which ssslgnees have not de-
nosited funds in theIr hands in Government de-
ppostory. they are required forthwith TO do The
tea,sters are Instructed to report what - signees
shall have failed 10 comply with this order and iu
any case Of failure by any assignee, TO make IN or
Court of this district at Norfolk on the 2Sth day
Of Febrnary. 1874, why such assignee shall nes Dc
removed, the clerk Is Instructed 70 cause hnis
and siso N The newspaper having the largest circa-
Iation In the city Of Richmond. ,o,u.u
q Sopsst1E9t District Clerk
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]~O@'NS
Secretary New York State Grange. -

FREE BANKrSG.-A poll of the Senate war.
rants the belief that tree-banking law will
prevail in the Senate J; and the sooner this
result is obtained, it is remarked here bv
linanciers, the better it will be for the country
and the Senate, the former being regarded
rs bound band and foot by financial withes.---
Washington telegram, Fe,o York Herald.
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ia J-cOG&~tNh10
ITO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED To CURE!

wish 10 say to the public that will Insure cure
If all casts of CAICEis placed under iny treat
0ent and in event of no cure Will not charge any
thing Tor my services. l will also remove all
VEINS, uAIR-MOLES, BL0OD-hARnS, ETC,
leaving but slight scar. ami Insure as above stated
Also, all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT.
RuEUM. letter, PILES. AND SCROFU-
LOUS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated. with guarantee Of perfect cure; In de-
fault Of which, money VIII be refunded 10 the pa
ticnt.
With my past expo rence and success in the treat
ment Of these diseases l feel free 10 say thai my
medicines are ISFALLIBLE, and without rival In
this Gr any other country in efrctinS
SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In the above specified diseases.
Otlice hours from A. NJ. to Z. NJ.
OFFICE: No. 600 Grace street, near Capltoi
Square, Richmond, Va:
ihe names ard residences or many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mai, or upon
lie 2a-dNw3in DR.. A. G.. WOLLARD.
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pr. Smith introduced bills in the House
81 representatives, Washington, Monday
W. 'Ae relief OF S. d. Hicks, Roseanua Ho
.'u, and {. Ii. a. Clay-the last two 70,
iH"I"!,y taken ia 1865.
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1874 NOW IS THE TINE 1919
81 &c TO LC ET,
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

Any MAGAZINE OF PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT To my ADDRESS BY
j. T. ELLYSON,
NE"s-DEALEE. Ha. i112 MAIN STREET,
RICEstoND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
n Newspapers, Books. Magazines, Games. 90
uohrry' school Books. Christmas Books, and aa
ar'soiss required by the great reading public.
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AND The PUBLIC.
Fae following sent by mail 10 any par, OF =.
Country at the following rates, which are the z,h.
lis&ers' lowest prices:
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New York Herald. .s12l New York. Tribune al .
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,:tchmoni ijizpatch. g. of Commerce -. 10
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| TIE CAMPBELL ROBBERY CONDITION OF
THE WoUSDEp Mani LvnchburS NerS. j
| Our latest information from the scene Of the
attempted robbery ct Mr.. Lanes, reported
| in Yesterdays paper, i, in the main, cor
roborativc Of our first statement. The
| wounded man, Charles Trent, has not been
removed to his fathers, as reported. but is
| still at Lanes house, guarded by Il deputy
sheriff and attended by DR.. Strattcn. The
| shot which prevented his escape and left
| him in the hands Of Mr.. Lane, was fired 50
| close to him as to force portion Of bis cloth
| ing iuto the wound, and we learn that the
| attending physician proDounces his inlu:ie:
necessarily mortal. 1t was believed !e>lcr-
day evening that he could not live more than
tortS-elght hours.
Trent. in answer to questions, has rlade
variety Of conflicting statements relative 20
the parties who accompanied him. At one
time he profeSscd to tell all he knew, and
gave the names of his confcderates, but no
such persons had ever been heard Of in that
locality, and Of course his assertions were
received as deliberate falsehoods. When
asked by Mr. Lane, upon whose lands he had
been living, why he attempted TO rob his
house. Trent replied that he invent there to
rob, kill. or be killed." and then said he bad
nobody with him. All who were present 1T
the shooting, however, concur that there
were three persons In the party besides
Trent.
We were in error in stating that the gang
attempted to get possession of the body of
Trent. 1t has since tranSpired that the per-
son shot at by Robert jackson was young
man named Mcdaniel, who lives several
miles below Mr.. Lanes, and was returning
home. OF course, it was impossible that he
should have known anything of what had
occurred ut MIR. Lanes. When ordered to
halt by Jackson he supposed an attempt was
about being made to rob him, and he got
away as rapidly as possible. Fortunately
Jackson's shot missed him.
Mr.. Warren Williams, who shot Trent,
has not surrendered himself to the authori-
ties, and will probably not be arrested. lie
will be an important witness before the
coroner's jury which will be impaneled upon
the death Of Trent, and as his conduct was
highly proper and conmendable under the
circumstances it is not probable that be will
suffer either punishment or ccnsure.
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hEAAsEAgAE-A wild deer has frequently
"''n stem In tne county Of Buchanan which
SA''Fc!! WE!&.-LusseH Pr0qresS.
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The remarkable attack on liQuor-saloons,
begun in Ohio, is evidently destined to extend
to all parts CT the country Ne,c York
Times
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GLOBE-FLOH STNP

GLOBE-FLOH Err STRCP
is purely vegetable. is pleasant and safe and unlike
I'LL other cough and lung remedies, ii contains no
opium. m"rrh!tc, tlrir clnctc, il,ccac, lobelia,
Stlilills. mercury. or hydrncahic acij The action
OF GLUBE-tLOWEE SYRUP upon the system is
mild and brTiGn-a!tptcd (" all ages. from the in
FAINT 10 :, person Cf thrGrScOre and ten. Don't
neglect 4 cold and have Ia pay either 4 DOCTOR
or an underwriters bill.
Grateful AMI arav--robcd thousands prcc'ai II the
wonderful virtues Of LOaE-FLDH ER SYRUP.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL. LAI,D & CO..
Wholesale Agents
ia J-cOGSwtNh1O Richmond. Va.
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OFFICE Or ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, VA. December z. 1873. }
OF TRAINS.

Train No: l-sourHERN fxrREss-leaves Eich.
mond at sos 4. Nj. arrives ct Burkeville at S:01
A. NJ, arrives ut Danyile at L. ~, arrives at
Greensboro at $50 p. NJ.
Train No. 2-SEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK.
ExrREss-leaves Greensboro at l:l5 p. NJ; ar.
rives ut Darvile ut 3:53.P. H arrives at Burke
Vile at S:04 2. NJ, arrives at Richmond at 11:C1
Z. ~. s.a7< a 4.
Train No. 3-THRoUGn MAIL-learee Richmond
at AS 2. NJ. arrives at Burkcyille xt 4:56 =. NJ
arrives at Danye It 9:5S L. 81, arrives at Green's
Doro' IT 1890 A. 81. s
no 4-THRoUGH MAIL-leaves Greensboro at
2:15 A. NJ: arrives at Danville at 524 4. ~, ar
rives ut Knrkey;le at 1885 A. H.; arrives at Rich.
mond at 2:32 p. M. I'D
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssENGEa--leaves
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ. ; arrives at Burkeviue as
1898 z. NJ; arrives st Lynchburg AZ 4:40 p. NJ. II
Train No. 6.-BUEKEvILLE ACcoMMoDATunN-
leaves Lynclburg at $50 z. ~, leaves Burkeville
at 1875 4. n arrives ut Richmond at 1858 A. II.
Train No. 4 connects st Burkeyille with trains
On tile Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from
Lyncfburx and the South. Pullman palace-cars
rim from Richmond to Charlotte and from Char
lotte to tlanta and New Orleans without change.
Train No. l makes close connection at Charlotte
with trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest.
Through tickets sold to all points south and s0uth-
west, and baggage checked through.
| deg Engineer and Superintendent. !.
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A BBOTT'5 UNITED STHTES DIGEST.
II FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO 1870
volume inst to hs,nd. Subscriptions solicited by
RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH, -
Also for snle, the CODE OF VIRGINIA: /
volume. se': volumes, SIS: volumes interis,red
WIN PAPER for notes nud references to s1bsenrsant
acts Of the Legislature, 10. " '' f"'
Ei - l, III MATES kE'cROSPEC7, $3.50;
BULW ERS PAkISIANS. 81:
. OUlDAS TWO LITTLE WOODEN SrJ0rS
Tl.50; and alF The otlle= new works at I3I N-in
street. - - . . =, 49,, a.
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cIMMON'S HEPATIC COMPOUND,
- OR LIyER-CURE.-We have arranged with
hIcssrs WOOD & SONS TO sell our SIMMONS
HEPATIC COMPOUND, which Is giving such uni
versal satisfaction wherever Introduced. All de-
rangemeuts OF the liver, skin, and bowels are re;
lieyed BY this article AS II by magic. Address all
orders to our wholesale agents. Messrs. WOOD i
SONS, who will supply the trade at our regular
rates. +. l.. HING s. SUNS, froprletoIs,,
r. 8-9m Columbia, s. e.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE1
RAILROAD COMPANY, r
,harH 1TQ. z

sIcHmoHD, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPRAsrE1
H.. RALaoAp COMPANY, ( j
RICHAOSD, November 9th. 1873.
.NN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
road will run rs follows: -0t ~
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 3P. NJ. and train rain from West Point
will arrive ut Richmond at 1880 A. d.. LILY (sun-
The Splendid Splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain A. C.
Point and BstImorr to run In connection With this
road and will maketliree trps week. leaving West
Poinl TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS; and SATyR-
noud al PM, arriving at Baltimore next mornia
IN ample time to connect with trains rot the North
snl West; and leave Baltimore MoSDAYs, WE'D;
NESDAyS: and FRIDAYS &C p. ~, connecting
AZ. West Paint Win the train due at Richmond a.
1880 next morning.
Ers e9e5ea psSp sd on,v
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Satur-
days at 4 4: ~ Through freight received daily,
for iresh. between Rshmpons and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays and
'@s AD'' '~ AN Ebw. F. FoLeER,
superintendent
w.N. BRAGG. Master Transportation. no
EIcnMoSD. FkED'G POTOMAC r. R. COL
GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October 18th, 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERIoKsBuRa AND poTo.4
MAC RAILROAD.
Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station ses
Bpm.
UP NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-street station akc
IL L. NJ. except on Suudays)
| Cp ACCUMMODATIOS leaves Broad-street ste>
| IT, n II 6 z. NJ. Except Sundays.)
| DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta~
lion ut lao =. VI.
| DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd-street sts-
! ton 1t $50 A. VI. except on Mona4ys)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TR AIN arrives at
Broad-sireet station ut S:37 A. N. Except SUM
| Gays.)
FKEIGuT TRAINS leave Broad-street station
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frlcays st 1926
A. NJ. connecting at Quantlco with the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
at Broad-sreet station on Tuesdays, Thursdags snd
Saturdays 1T 8 2. u.
~ ). 3. GENTRY,
OILS General Ticket and Freight Agent
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John Thornley,, Charlottesville, Va grad
ing level Lewis Ii. Webb, South Quay, Va,
whitlietree; r. a. Rash, Petersburg, Va,
assignor to Tappcy & Steel, same place, rail.
Way-sWitch stand.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL, WOOD, SAND. cs@ '','2tt
" THE BEST ..!-.t. II
LORBERRY RED-ASH ASTHRAQITE.
SPLlST, CUMBERLAND, AND CLOVER Hill
GOALS, ~., --r,frf.l,
thoroughly screened, at tho ,,t
REDUCED MARKET PRlCkb. ~ :.
PINE and OAK, WOOD. = 4 -
SAND DELIVERED, or supplied 4 the :" par,
and may be contracted for In UyLIMf8D egAnS
TAYLOR, Ut the Office foot Of seventeenth suees
and dra whrtoge.
p, &. CARRlNGT0N.
fe1S 1925 Cary street
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL OFLIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER. ...............:.::....sl Z,voo,Voo'
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY VI
: LONDON. ..
i,esns; tod with Tre:lsurer Of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally rrSponsl0l- Tor Inc oon'
sations of the above companies.
Rpnresentipg the above stauHch ol6 English com.
,anies, we solicit the PATRONAGE .: me pubic apos
their unauestIoIable security. prompt aud IDeSA
settlement OF all claims, and heavy income.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE e Co; Agents,
- - No. l1Do Mum stree
INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY %
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $50. 600. goo.
Cash dividends, s,trpdSsfug Oh Others, At Frs IN
epery anniversary OF policies
Premiums payable annually, seml-anEualiy, an
quarterly. -
u ''' = JOHN q. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
aeu No. 1l0o Main street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-19

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