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nany rumors ars sssoas Rou. has Che

Many rumors are boat R0nt Easnas ing
President intends ID. do mttb regard 70 Loul:
dana. HsBreported TO navs safd rnatt
day Tot asgumsat fperuasion, and modera.
lion has passed. The people Of Louisiana
have had very little Of any one OF Theses On
their side, Id their tsiort ii. protect their
rights and safety, the time (ot argument 4
unquesaonablyogpne ,by, and iWete they free
they would not; rs Governor ID cENBRY says,
submit any longer. E4 saa ratfH n't5:l 9iij
That the malicious and sordid Radical
psrrty will sustain, The Radical 4 frauds 10
Louisiana we have little doubt. The United
States Senate will likely come down to MOB.
1ossresolution aud sustasn KELEoGa. They
could not get up to the sticking point of per
petratipg this great wrong. last winter; Tbit
il is probable that they have found that tits
too iste to give up their yindicti7e policy,
and that 1t il safer TO- go ahead han 70 az I
tempt to return. y ot.aa940 .,tstdi
ES We don't zee that the true patrio.s Of the
country need be disturbed at this, ieThe
srrest way to ptomote, the force and sweep.
ing power Of the revolution which is to rid
the land Of Republicsnism misunderstanding
ism which is misnamed- Republicans for
the Radical policy to be maintained and per.
severed in the very face Of the terrible! re.
buke it has received at the bands Of the peo-
pie Of the Union. So letthe party go ahead.
nisonly travelling its own downward way
toairuin under the propelling power Of "a
fnaligpity sshellborn and hellw ard bound''
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The New Postal Law.

CURLE's Wharf, VA, December %, 1874.
+: Editors Dispatch: Will you please give,
for the benefit Of several Of your subscri.
bers in This vicinity, a synopsis of the new
postal law as applied 10 newspapers and pc.
riodIcals? g. .-. s... .... ..... j. 5. l..
/ IF SENT REGULARLY By TIE PUBLISHERS.
! On papers and periodicals published
weekly or ofteuer, two cents per pound.
On those published less frequently, three
cents per pound. The same rates for frac'
ton of pound. All to be paid at the mail
ing office. .gl.#
IF SENT OCCASIONALLY BY ANY ONE.
/ One cent for every two ounces or fraction
thereof. s,,,. -a..' ~. f,.t
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
The Louisiana Usurpation and the Go.
yerDment-Sherida and His Secret
Orders. ,,r- Iii. b;s 5.r,. ~
THE PRESIDENT AND LOUISIANA.

The thESlUbNr AND LOUlslANAs
WAsHINeTos, December 28.-The troubles
in Louisiana have been the. main topic under
discussion in political circles to-day. The
President had concluded that this week he
would defer the reception Of callers until
ew-Year's day. There were, however, a
number of senators and others at the White
House early in tho day, some wishing to talk
with him about Louisiana, aud some about
other matters. He therefore admitted to
his private Office probably dozen Of
those who called. Mr. Kellogg and his
friends 10 New Orleans followed their
usual course in times of excitement.
and sent kilograms during the day for par
tisan effect. The President is perfectly sat-
is6ed that if any popular outbreaks should
take place there will be no trouble in putting
them down promptly. The Louisiana car
pet-baggers who are looking after Mr.. Kel.
loge's interest and their own are much elated
over the statement that the President has de-
termined to send General Sheridan to New
Orleans. If Cabinet meeting ia held to-
morrow, which Is probable, the President
may consider IL necessary to bring Louisiana
affairs up for con sideration. There is a great
effort beipg-Made here to magnify the i'm
portance OF the apprebended troubles.
There is no question that the Kellogg party,
now that they have the President and
TIE army behind them, will feel very much
disappointed IL the people whom they
have so deeply wsopged should submit
without resistance. From all the private
intelligence which can be gathered from New
Orleans IL Is considered as probable that the
people will undertake, as they did two years
ago, 20 formally install on the dsy fixed by
law The officers, including the members OF
the Legislature, whom they have fairly aud
legally elected This can be done, as it was
In 1873, peaceabiy and without coming In
contact With the. Federal forces, although it
would resultfn dual Legislature, ss was
the case 10 1878. If the attempt Is made to
partieipate In the organization of the Kellogg
Legts!afuss, and swearin as members of that
nody those Wiiam the Returning Board has
irantuienily declared defeated, fills feared
that .bl0odshed must ensns. The force which
the Conservatives would bring 90 bear would
be met by forcs On the other side, San.
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8iellulalla isjpaillI. !.
WEDNESDAY. ....,pECEMBEK So. Z.
Neza York via. R,chmona.

We have In several articles suggested that
HE route OF easy grades and medium tenn.
pera.ure by way Of the James and Kama ~ha
rivers deserved .he attention oF'the people
Of New York asatiyantageous for their spn'
merce. For this reason we, considered the
Central wa,er.line as worthy Of the support
OF, the representative of the Empire State.
A lcadipg commercial paper Of New York
city has taken The same view OF the
,horoughtare sia Richmond, and recon.
,nends It to New Yoskerss rs one Of the
ro&a,ea by which ths-trads- their city may
be benefited. ssrs'ssAg
This route isthel easiest, and the western
staples can he put on sea-going vessels. with
shorter transportation; and BY The canal
when bnii,) at lower charges than by any
Other route. Once 10 The Atlantic.ide, freight
viii 60 where Il U.s. most Invited. II New
York CAM take her psrt inthe chances we
don. know what cit can. She would have
the decided advantage over other Atlantic
cities In convenience, and probably in the
cost OF transportation. i The great bulk OF
western produce sFfiFing here, and not
manufactured or consumed here, would pro
coed at once 10 New York, or be shipped .d;.
rectly abroad. ..ss. 81 la 49,, "a ~ q
The Erie, canal is New FORKS great de-
fender; but as that il closed nearly half the
year her advantages are seriously diminished
for that portion of time. She then conducts
the battle Of commerce With the same
agencies that other cities have, and toa dis
advantage In some respects; If the Central
canal filed up the gap which occurs in the
navigation Of the Erie canal, New York
would &c. the benefit that it would confer.
upon her. She would get the chief part of
all the freight brought BY this canal to the
Virginia tide, and would be materially
strengthened while her great water,line
would be closed.
We are unalterabIy opposed to limiting
trade. 1t should be free from all partisaury
and odious DETERMINATIONS to go where it
p!eases. And wesdo not mean TO intimate
that any p. culisr fayors should be shown to
New York in case the water.line through
Virginia should te built. We admire that
line the more especially because, in the nature
of the regulations and economy which will
govern it, it must be absolutely impartial.
The commerce By that great line will free
to 90 and to come WheIeyer its interests may
direct. But, from beimnense commercial
power of New, York, and the natural ten
dency of that trade which reaches the Vir-
einia tide, it will PROFESSIONALLY mainly
find its way to New York. No practicafman
can doubt this. New York would be more
certain of the commerce that might be in
Jam es river than she would be Of that in the
Ohio. .--..-.-----..- -------,---...---
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spfsUalAa. ssss'TaEE:ss
--~~~eo~~-~-~c51
ET Levy BROTHERS SE5Is
BOTS or Ieoops r SUITABLE .I'
NEW-YEAR PRESENT.

SILK and LINEN HaNDKERCHIEFs;;H ief !,
.CRAvATs, TIES BOWS, and sGARFs;ti htsi y
EAD-KAEDREKCHIEFs; for The old auiiticsf
PRINTED HANDKERCHIEFS children, stsssrt'
ranted f.st colors, at and DC. apiece; as1 ~
EMBROIDERED dNITIALdHANDKERCH
1 cfrom Csc. up TO aIse ft'afs-r5 z ~ tEfS;}t
WORK-BoXES and WORK CASE very cheap;
HANDKER0HIEF and GLQyE,BoXEsit 4l..Jl
WRITING-DEsKS;ni a.llti. II 9iHis VI tra;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS; b, sls# o. ggGy
HAEDKERCHIEF, EXTRACTS, SOAPS, and and
ToILET-WATER; i, fft,bif., al; il bair
SILK sCARFs and SILK ,MUFN. ERS; ,,G,t. f,.,
FURS for women and CHI dren at great Bargains;
sHAwLs In great variety, and at all prices from
SOC up to SEQ; A'l2 ap' 49, ~ =.
RED, CRIB! and csADLF-BIANKETs;. E :.9s
MaRsE1LLEs QUILTS for cribs, cradles, and
lsrge beds; t'a saHAt't,'.; -, :. '''.,1s,
HANDsoME TABLE-oIOTHs; .Cis!MHtetJs
TABHEand PIAHoICovERS; .iHtn 4h'i1aa if&
NAPKINS, dD0YLIES, TOWELS, and TRAY
..CLOTHS; gy5a.1 5ts gr.tt ,sfiAIi} @tit'
SASH and NEGK-RIBBONs In great VARIETY! nj
GLOVES for men, women, and chiIdren3 Gs3j:s.ll
and hundreds Of other articles suitable for Eew-
Year, as well as all theyear round, at AZ Gatibr0-
,,,.';ll-as...,[, M Levy BROTHERS,. ,rl
49, r,e,r + l017 AID 1o19 Main street,
de % -: -, Richmond, Va. n
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What the Radicals Want.

It is exec edipgly desirable to the Radical
party that there shall be q southern row
that there shall be resistance and boodshed
somewhere. Tie people of the North have
grown tired of horrors, and it will take
some extraordinary case of violence and dis.
order to wake them UP and fire their minds
against the South. Indeed, we may suspect
that such an ou,burst of passion in the
South is deemed by the Radical party ne
cessary TO their salvation. Their measures
are taken with view to such trouble.
Committees have been sent to inquire how
the white people of the Gulf and the delta
of the Mississippi are behaving themselves !;
and we see that the Returning Board have
with successful skill, after nearly three months
tbimble.riggng, done what they could 10 out
rage the rights of the people of Louisiana
and drive them TO desperation. II the pc o.
pie Of Louisiana would only be so obliging as
to rise against the KELLOGG government they
would do most obliging thing for the Radi-
Gals and if they would only have bout
with Federal regiment their conduct would
be considered lovely by every leading Radi-
cal in the Union. a....
2bre Federal measures are dovetailed with
the Returning Board, and constitute dead
fall deliberately made and baited to catch the
outraged and oppressed people of Louisiana.
And our opinion is that they will not be
Caught in il. Were they free they would
soon rid themselves CT the thieves; but they
are held down by power they can't resist,
and they knowit. Knowing it, there can,
we are sure, be no deliberate act OF resist
ance to the Federal power in Louisiana.
They are people as brave as any other in
the world, but such bravery as they have
shown is too apt to be restrained by good
judgment TO allow them to be hurried into
3 mad and hopeless struggle. .-Ss,I
What irregularities may occur in Louisiana
we know not. There Is bad blood enough
to provoke personal cor icts and sporadic
outbursts, but even these We do not believe
will get beyond control; while as to the mat.
ter of any combined or preconcerted "rebel-
liop,''-if that suit our masters better-we
have not the least idea that there will be
anything Of the kind. '' ~@e -
The Radicals are crying cut, ooh, for s
Jolly rebellion in the Soulful" No matter
where or when. They would use it to frt
the northern heart against the whole South
Bat the South Is too we'll schooled to adyer
sity. Its prosecutors will be disappointed
and their fall will not be likely broken b.
southern indiscretion.
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DEATHS.

Died, Sunday morning, December 9th, of con-
Sumption, VILLA OTT, book-keeper in the
Nationa Bank OF Virginia, ag ed thirty one years.
He was the second son of the late Ohm D. and Mary
A. OFT, OF Washington city; formerly OF Wood
stock, Va. .s l--A - -
HIS remains were taken to Washington for inter-
meni. ...4 ..4.,g--G 1870. ..s-s
burg, and Woodstock papers please copy.
Died, at liz O'Clock P. NJ, December 28th, ! 674,
Mrs KATE A. RUFORD, wife Of Colonel A. ?.
Buford. president Of the Richmond and Danvtlle
railroad. ...
Her funeral will take place from the family resi-
Gence, corner Of EiRhlh and Clay ttreets, ut IL
O'Clock TO-DAY, December 3Oth. r>,.... . = f.
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General Assembly of Virginia,
TUESDAY, December 20, 1874.

.~a-tes3t SENATE :ol q. .A>.,Hal
Senator QuEsRsBERRY in the chair. Prayer
by key.J. Il. Garlick, d. D., of the Leigh
Street Baptist church. g@t 80. ,eH .13i
Mr.. NowL1N announced that Mr.. HERNDoN
was Detained from his seat by. reason Of sick
ness in his family. -. H.. .". .,,.,
On motion of MIR. PRlDEMoRE the Senate
ar, g. e. rrs..,a.t
! No quorum. --.-----
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. T..
! The House met at II M.-Speaker HANGER
in the chair. About forty-fiVe members
were present. at ia, -i.I"H
Mr.. ALLAN introduced bill to amend the
law in relation to process. *e, -
, On motion of Mr.. FOSTER the House adj
journed until 10 NJ. to-day. '@at. -
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The Petersburg Neys ought to know that
we corrected the mistake It referred to 5es-
terday in the issue of the Dispatch published
next after that 10 which the error occurred.
The error vas one Of no, CONSCIOUSNESS what
overseeing that we. bad stated correctly
the number of pounds andf'of tons; and
was, indeed, nothing but the substitu ion OF
: te n carloads for ter tons to carload"
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Its well enough for a judge in the trial Of a
criminal case to exhibit tirmness in the main-
tenance of the dignity. and decorum Of the
court, but judicial tyranny on the bench is
disgruceful to the judge and to the position
be occupies Washington Chronicle.
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MT MORE NEW GOODS
FOB CHRIST MAS AND NEW YEAR.
.FIas-. PRICE O. ca. -

FOE CHRIST VAS AND NEW yEAH. 2.
q. l2 $50 IT. B. PRICE & CO.
have just opened as ~
BLACK and CoLoREp CAsHMERES;
DIAGONAL PoPLINs-every shade: ~
ga CoLoRED CAsHMERESa at $1.25-great 5oo;
BLACK SILKS, 1925, 81 so, $1.75, TO S4-extra
bargains;
PLAID POPLISs and CAMELs' HAIR; s.s.sa
TYCOON KEEPS, yELoURS; $50 .rfs
BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS at %, "a, s5, IS;
FRENCH AND kNGLIsH CAsSsMERES;
VII gna made CAssTMEREs-large stock;
New style tALICoES; s. ~
SHIFTING PRINTS;
NECK.TIES, kUFFLNGS; "a W.
ED GLOVES. LINED CLOVES; = ~ fsss
CoRSETs; .tlz f..EEs I. IN
Misses, SHIRTS and DEAwERSi stG
BOYS, SHIRTS and DRAwkIS; s@a
Large stock sHAWLS and CL0AKSs
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs VIII now % closed o9Lai
ebout COST. 5ttksf seS ~
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OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION 6 GRANITE Co.
will be a meeting of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD .DOMIN-
ION GRANITE COMPANY In their office. la the
law-ofice OF Ben iamin II. Nash, Esq, Ills Main
street, Richmond, Va, at IL Nj. on MONDAY the
4th Gay of January next.
/ de 2S.td THOMAS w. ACKLEY, Treasurer.
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MEETINGS.

DOCAHONTAS TRIBE. No. IA. I'M
4 PROVED o. r. MA regular couucil.fra OF
this tribe viii be kindled on the 30th sleep. his
being The regua council for the election OF officers
and other bus'ne OF importance to every chief, O
full at encaUce is requested By order of the w. g.
de 3O-11* CHAhLnS 81. MARTIN, 9. of K. y
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, December 20, 1874.
tNOTICE.-All persons are forWarned not
IN to trust any of The crew Of the brig Voante. al
will not be responsible for any debts contracted by
them -. - h, kUTEk,
de 3t-eodSt*F. Master.
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,spes,rAL ns,Trra,s.

4 sREsIA. Y as,Trsa:.:
AZ COST |, AT osTi AT COST
Now Is tie chance U he grea.est bargains
ever offered befsse tntns city, will saii on iny
entire stock OF Z ] 5 n ss
| DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, 30, Az COST,
II order Is make ini6fov ems1ts ID
Echauge In the business, from now It'll The 1st Of
February so come one and iland secrte soas Of
the bargains. -. r. 7I
best at 81 and 10c. a yard
IIDREss GOODS, sold at prime cost; e -
fsBLAOR ADPACAS alta sscrifcs ;Na.s " 3sysFikJ
BLAGK MERIHOst EMP Less yGL0TH 81 HEN.
RIET1'A CLOI as; i Sc fss tsss{.i 4 y
g1ACK and COLolsED SILKS q remarkably low
rAe BEST IA BbEAcHED and BRoWN cor.
h TONS at DC. yard;
The Best IA &BLEAGHED aud Brown C0T-
/ i, IONS at axe. a yard; .df s;t.,Tl ~ -stT
Great Bargains in WHITE and CoLoRED FLAN.
B Bes. s BE andBaows cAaToNsFLAN.
/ NELSat 12K Is, Is, 20, 25s, a yard;
BLANKETS marked down. and.wi'l be sold chesDS
WATERPROOF CLoTHSto beclpsee ont exceed
bsfnglygIow;l 2asl:Fs 1ililisiEasfi 5az s.s "a
CAssIMEREs, ;TWEEDs,a Ec.--the cheapest lin e.
ever yet offered ;i +<.ssai.s ~ &; Z. rA
SHAWLS-a large assortment very. cheap;
BOULEVARD and BALM0RAL SKIRTS--the
Also. larpe assortment 10 Of kin GLOVES, HosIE-
RY, HANDKERgH1EFs;;K rBBUNs, &C., &C.,
afss1ots OF other GOODS which miil be soidre
r,gardless, Of cost ;4. T 5ss, II,
FRINGED SILK SCARFS at soc. apiece, cheap at
PLAIN SILK sCARFs at zoe. apiece worth more
CORSETs, white and colored at so, rs, 81, s1.25,
$3.50, and S2-yery cheap. &''ifst
All ask Is call, and you will be- convinced that
ana really selling off at cost Come one and ali,
and get some Of the great bargains at
! WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
=, COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
! n. B-Country orders promptly attended to- ~
Mr. Fl. c. TERRELL is with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends at /" - :. ,5"a'.f
ss3itt'', afta.G WILLIAM THALHiMER's,ft
de 90 80 .-a'f 2 81 COL Broad street. "a
u
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NOTICES To TAXPAYERS.
TAXES FOR 1874,

III F..s= -,H e..7. = .-sssE.& &-s:-
e4~ City COLLECTORS OFFICER
I'll RICHMOND, Va, November ~, le71.i
This once viii be open daily ''frou O'Clock a..
NJ. to o'clock P. NJ. from the 10TH TO THE 31sT
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
one.half Of the CITY TAXES charged 70 him the re-
manning half, and that TEN PER CENT. viii be
added t, the amount Of said remsining half of the
tax charged In every case where the party assessed
shall flil to pay said relnAiaing half within the
dme so limited.
'But in case any person, having failed to pay In
the month of June one-half of the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail to pay the whole
amount thereof on or before the 31st day OF De-
eember, there shall be added TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount Of the tux SO remaining dus."
The Collector would especially call attention to
the delinquent bills, REAL AND PERSONAL. In adj
d,tton to the twenty per cent to be added he Is d.
rected by ordinance 10 post copy Of all delinquent
personal bills AT. the front door Of the City bah
during the February term Of the Hastings Court"
4 - .is9 .,s JOHN T. REGNAULT,
sJ3se1.1m l,si:. 4 81. I. 4 q III Collector.
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M LEVY BROTHERS offer great bar
gains inIiHUCKABACK TOWELS at S1.25,
$50, 81. rs, W, 1925, $3.50, ls2.75i S3, ~
q $3.50. 1850, s9, $12, ano u per DOZEN: ,.t
They also have large assortment of DAMASR
/ TOWELS, CRASHES, &c,-an purchased
direct from the importers, which enables them en-
TO cffer extraordinary inducements to their
customers. INT de 20
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AUcrI0NEERs, de.
PRANK D. HILL, 1it.
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIoSEER. AND AM
So NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ma. i'll S Main street, opposite new State Bank.

Il Roa, estate and personal property sold at public
a,cfion or privately houses and lands fSnts out
ana particular attention paid 10 the prompt eoiec.
lion rf ren,s Sonyeyanctng ana Rosayl al acEnoRl-
edgmepts nfomp;Iy attended 70, Is
Zeal estate negosis tions Of every description
attended 20. no S9.9m
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~ ,eEsERaE sHERrnAs's IasraUgT1oNs.

Utyfi GENkShhL SdEhAuAcd hVoffsSSAAostSs3 +ysti
Itisssaeedt authoritative ,tlats tonight,
thatjon SATURDAY the President sent to Gene.
fat Sheridan, lot Chicago, confidential instrnc-
lions to- proceed immediately to New Or
} leans and fully acquaint himself With the
sc,ual condilbnof affairs inlL snisiana with
o0sregard TO the present COMMANDER Of tina
Department of the,j Gulf General Emory.
II during bis stay in. New Orleans violence
Of aHy kisdshouid be resorted to against the
Kellogg government he Is orderedto assume
the command Immediately, and carry out
the instructions confdentiallyf sent him,
whicb,!i 1t isfiinderstood, are the same as sent
to- General Emory during the disturbances OF
September last with the difference that in
stead of the military being used to aisperse
any armed assembIage 1t viii consider such
assetnblages as :disturbers of the peace and
asenenies lof the United States, having no,
clairrS TO- uuaiaerd .Suad 9gitDs 4ai u3i! 81
Fpm the private expressions Of General
Sheridan no. one. doubts that he will carry
OUT these iustructionsto the letter, hicb he
probably received to-day Helis probably
now on his way to New Orleans General
Emory wiIl.remain in charge of the Depart
ment of the Gulf, and Colonel Detrohriand
in command or the Federai forces in New
Orleans. General Terry, who was to ''haVe
been ordered South, is too unwell to permit
of q change OF post at present. '12i p rs
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l. a DANCING. ACADEMY, ,grr 80
Levy Brothers Hall, corner Of Eleventh andE@5E
: = u .i Main streets. Aos
! Ladies, Misses. and Masters WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 4 O'Clock. Gentle
men I UESOAY and FRIDAY tVr NINGS ut g..
J Glide, Pause, Boston, and all the latest dances
tau, ht- -. no 23-2m
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Observation-Disclosures ~--------
iDGentiemens Calf Hair Toilet slips, Gan &BA.
tiemeas Gost Fancy Slips. Ladies' FIenehFA
Kid Embroidered slips Ladies Goat Fancy Slip
peers, Boyer Goat Fancy Slippers, Chiidren's Pa
tent Leather ket-Top Beots- and q full assortment
OF fine Boots and Shoes for gentlemen, Ladies', iss-
les, boys, and children; Trunks and satchela. at
". p. w. TAYLURS,
de IR- corner Fourth and BroaS streets
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~ n. WALKER d CO., GENERALGIN.
IIs SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA, REPRESENTING the
NORTH BRlTis s A AND 4E sB TIL rd IN
burgh England-cap4tal, 81 Q, 900 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Cincll
mani Ohio-assets ever u. 000.00O:
y MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COmFA'
NY, of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANkINe
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-asses oYs'
'4 ITEASTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O.
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-assets over $50 COO:
PHEN'X INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BROOK
iyn. N.Y.-assets over $4,000, 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSUR ANGE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Vs.-assets over 100000.
= De,,osl teo with the Treasurer OF Virginia,
O90. Losses eauitably adjusted and promptly pale
at this agency. Applications solicited ano in1me
fiate attention given thereto. 80 1c q