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Tom MARSHALL, THE SOUTHERN STATESMAN
Tom Marshall was born in Frankfort, ny.
Jnne 7, 1901. His father, DR.. Lewis Mar
shall himself man Of fine intellect, was inc
Youngest brother of Chief.Justice Marshall
His mother, also, was person OF remarka'
BILE mind rs we'll US remarkable beauty. 50
he came honestly by his intellectual gifts
Like Mill, Spencer, Buckle, and others OF
the best-.rained intelects of the race, young
Marshall was educated at home, never seeing
the inside Of a university or college
although when his course OF IN
struction terminated he was sent abroad
after the old fashion, to finish bis
studies and see the world-not to France
GERMANY, and Italy, or to any one
of them, however, but to Virginia, when,
in the estimation of her loyal sons ana
grandsonS, was. in that day of her golden
brine, worth all of them put together. lie
returned after an absence OF two years,
mainly spent in studying with one OF bis un'
Giles. MIR, James Marshall, a man OF learning
and culture, dwelling in rural retreat; out
few wears afterward having mean While
bcen called to the bar, for which be studied
under MIR. Crittenden-he again visited
Virginia, when be became the guest
If ChiefJustice Marshall at Richmond
and attended the debates in the
constitutional Convention of 1929, Wit
Messing for nearly five months the
conflicts of the leaders in that assembly-hls
ilustriou. kinsman, rrimus inter pdres. with
Madison, Monroe, Randolph, Leigh, Iaze,
we'll, and their compeers-returning home
at last By the way of Washington, when ne
reached in time to hear the great debate oe
tween Hayne and Webster. This may o.
said to have completed bis "grand tour
And who shall say that the conventlona
grand tour" would have yieldei b .h1
greater profit? He now sprang into tht
Stormy sea of politics, in which he disporteC
himself, with occasional intervals, Tor 1n'
rest of his life.-Pdul Il. Shlpmdn, 4" 1n'
GALAXY for March.
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what he ought to be, ana because OF what |
society ought 10 do for him. Tie spoke OF /

what he ought to be, ana because OF what
society ought 10 do for him. Tie spoke oil
fRaiphss Ealao sEnaeesBsss book entitled 9 Re.
presentati lie Men Uf which Frontie sid
'Mr. Emerson had better tdld stis MET Ting
Of The backwoot1sman sof; Kentucky aud
Ohio" He referred to Lamartine,s Sc Cele-
Ebiated Characteristic wh,ebEhe tells the life-
STORY Of Bernardo de Palnry, the potter, whose
art could adorn princely palaces, and whose
life the lecturer reviewed He then related
the history &c iJacQuar6, the silk.heaver OF
Lyons, who devoted sixty years of bis life
to the invention Of bis machinery. So long
as the mechanic sees nothing in his work
but drudgerys he is not only devoid of the
genius requisite for the Improvement Of his
labor, but he Is lacking in that moral
excellence which will respect itself In
It's own true work. All mechanical forces
In their special forms, too numerous TO men.
ton, can, it is claimed, be reduced to the le-
yer and inclined plane; but these, N,rough
their relation TO natural laws, become spades.
ploughs, mills, FORCES, workshops. engines,
innumerable things moving by wind and
water, and fire and steam and electricity !;
and in the midst Of them all the mechanic
may, il he will, behold himself the noDlest
and mighticst energy of them all.
The lecturer treated of great variety OF
subjects in practical and scholarly way,
and was listened to with great attention.
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Ten CEsTs.-A ten.cent express has been
established in Charleston, S. g., and is sa'd
TO be already decided success. Whoever
got up that idea has undoubtedly struck tue
right chord. We have had so many lnno'a-
tons of every kind that that of cheapnesS'
apart from its economical considerations, bias
had the merit of novelty. There are surely
bundles and baskets enough hanging on the
front and rear platforms of our street,cars'
not to mention those which incommode the
passengers inside, to make very nlce tr s
if such inducements were offered as those
held ont in Charleston.-Neto York Bulletin.
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=, SUIT AGAINST A William F.
henderson, OF this CITY, has entered suit
a-ainst The Alexandria and Washington Rail.
ROAD Company for $4,000 because of lis being
refused seat in a trst-class car and being
Gt!ectcd from the TRAIN by the conductor on
February 10th, and the refusal Of the con-
ouc'or TO take feturn.trip ticket pur-
chased two days previously. The case will
be tried in the Alexandria County Court.
Aany OF our citizens have long desired to
have the case relating to round-trip tickets
sestcd. Alerdaaria Sentinel.
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FEBRUARY JIG, 1874.


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.a,, 5-d t'' -, Int IL To avail. trad0ocA
w.R~.A Y''" ,.~,,n.t Him. Nhercu!'on
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.,-'... 'a",, .,'..,.,'pcot II Norfolk.
.~..-' ,,.BY, scattered far ana "ide
T." ",,,' '-,,,.,,> rl the trees which have
..,r ian>y since The recent >iecl'
..2 -. .,,n.l INC usual scramble amohS
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~ -" ",,' .rI Ladder Company Is MAKING
~ :" '' g., ,,7y,h2>e new helmets.
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THE MECHANICAL LECTURE BY KEY. DR.
DyScAs.-G Baltimore Sun, 18th THE Rev.
james A. duncan, D. D., president Of Ran.
dolph Macon College, delivered lecture last
night at the Bond-street n. +. Church,
South, bis subject being "The Mechanic"
The lecturer said the mechanic needed no
introduction to modern audience. Every
body knows him. His sign manual IS on
everything that human hands have
made. That plain, quiet, earnest.look-
ing man, clad in coarse cloth or leathern-
apron, the smoke and dust of the workshop
on his face and the sweat-drops OF toll on
his brow, holds in his hands the wand OF Q
true magician. Science is the powerful
genius that has given him dominion over the
earth, making the most powerful forces OF
matter tributary to the arts, the comforts,
and the luxuries OF peace, or to the terrible
engInery Of war. No wonder that the me-
chanic should be the subject of lecture in
this our day In bis relation to the multitude
nous interests Of humanity. - -
Is TIE lecturer then proceeded to show how
interest centres In the mechanic as 8 man,
and as workman, because of what he Is,
bec.u.c Of what he, does, and because Of
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PosTAL.-Thomas B. c. Glib, OF Acco-
mac county, Va, is appointed assistant rail-
way post-otlice clerk between washington n ;
D, c.. and Weldon, N. G. Joseph U. hu;-
sell, of: Lawrencevil!e, Va. as assistant rall-
way post-oftice clerk between washington
D. c., and Weldon, NC.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyHLE kAuHOAB Co,
RICHMOND. VA, December 2. 1873. y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. - .....,,a

Train No. 1-SoUTHERS E1PRESs-iezves Rich
rond ut sos A. Id. !; arrives 1T Burkeytlle at SOD
A. NJ, arrives at Danyilie at p. M.sarrtyes -
Greensboro at $50 p. ~.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK.
ExPREss-leayes Greensboro al III 8 r. NJ; ar
rves ut Danville at 1862 P. d., arrives At Burke
WILLIE at 500 P. NJ, arrives at Richmond at 11O4
p. nj. =. es2ts 8& tE&E# *
Train No. 3--TnRoUGH MArI-leaves Richmond
at AS P. NJ. arrives at Burkege at 1855 p. Ne
arrives at Danvie It 1858 NJ, arrives at Green's
boro' nj 1890 A.. 81. SOS t.
No. 4-THRoUGH MAII-leayes Greensboro ut
Els A. M: arrives at DanViIe at o:24 A. ID, AZ.
mopd at 2:3a p. 81. 49,
Train No. 6-LYNCHBURo PAssEyGKR-leavee
Richmond at 9:42 A. M; arrives &C Burkeville ~
1890 P. NJ; arrivesat Lynchburg 1t 4:40 p. u.
Train No. 6--BUnKEyLLLE AcCoMMQDATIosy-
leaves Lynchburg at $50 2. M., leaves BurkeylMS
at 4:36 A. II arrives at Richmond at 16S A. M
| Train No. connects at Burkevtlfe with trSln1
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad fEpA
Lynchhurg aud the South. Pullman palace-cr1
run from Richmond 70 Charlotte, and from Char
lotte to Atlanta and New Orleans without change.
| Train No. 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 soui1-
"'''' Gnu '>'s sreSr>1 = II. III. r. TALCOTT,
I de Engineer and Superintendent.
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For THE LAwYERs.-The Natlonai
Grange during its session AZ 81. LOUIS
adopted the following:
"Resolued. That in the sense of the Ma
tional Grange the expression "interesfed in
agricultural pursuits" In article 0 OF the
constitution, means engaged in agricultural
pursuits and having no interest in conflict
with our purposes"
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PRAITHWAITE'S. RETROSPECT OF
- PRAcTICAL MEDI CINE AND SURGERY.
1914. NOW is THE TIME 1914
~ fs 70 = s .itF TO- 4s

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYSOS,
NEws-DEALER. No. 1l12 MAIN STREET.
- RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books. Magazines, Games, Sta.
tionerY. School-Books. Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail to any part OF the
country at the following rates, which are the pub.
fishers lowest prices:
DATLIES. s.,
New York Herald. .Sl2 New York Tribune. 81 9
New York World. II New York Times, IL
Rfchmnnd Disnatci. of Commerce. 49,. 16
Rjchmond Wing 80. 8 Richmond Enquirer.
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ASTRAL OLA CoRREcTIos.-DanuiHe
'0.' February -, 1874.-Recent inyestiga.
'lon proves that it was not astral oil from
which the clothes Of Mrs. Harvey were set
On lire at Pelham, n. c., on the 9th ultimo
ALPHA
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IOrLLING g. PENDLETON,
" REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENTS, AMI
AUCTIONEERS,
ofics corner Tenth and Bank streets, Richmond.
oAA~ Va,
uH ~ LtSiDEECES, &C. Also, . number OF
exceent FARMS; to all OF which we call tile atten'
ton of capitalists. nr>,rrNc oIrT
Particular attention paid 10 hES ttNu ooA
AtiIISES. LEASING FARMS, &C.,r,~cu
cents for PORTSMOUTH FIRE
ConfANS'oe W ia 2l-1m
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP nss%s
" COMPANY. $3.50
FOUR SHIPS WEEK FOR NEM YORK.

For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public this Company will, on and after MONDAY,
January 26, 1874, dispatch one OF their splendid
side-wheel steamers, OLD DOMINION, WAN
RAS, and steamer RICHMOND, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water. '.EF ="
pressly for this route
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attention are up.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
North river. .. -, =
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. -. VA.
Ships of this line leave Norfolk at 8 o'clock
81. during the winter.
Freight received until 2. 81. daily. .@ s.E"a
For further Information, apply TO . ....-
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
in 81 Office Company's wharyes, Rockets.
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HoOKs, s,s.ArI,,s FRY. DC,


"A BBOTT'5 UNITEI1sTATEs DIGEST,
ssss4sERpM THE EARLIssT PERIOD To 1877.
su5t % =, sosstadny
Also f1r. Eale, the CODE ID DFs yTR6INIA;5f
Volume. ~ volufnes; 70 2yoinbse# interviewed
with paper for hoees andTefefences 10 ssuasearent
actsof the egtsnture, 80. 1.s.Gs - = s.ss
BRAITHWA1TE,ShETR 81.6o.g -
:. RUIWEhe PAR1SIANS1$1.; - - q
puIDAyI TWo ., Lift LIZ WOODEN, SHOES,
I.60; and all the other new works, 1T 1918 Main
stfett-ylLa aaL :..E :l--sI 1880 Re, 13-hAw !
RRAITHWAITE'S. RETROsPECTEOF
H. RIPRAc G. 1sA MEDICINE AND SURGERY
!, Diamond Cut Diamond. BY +. Adolnhus 7ss,.
iSpe: e1.59: Bebcs Or, The Two Little " OGDEN
Shoes. a Story. by ouita. 81 so. The PaIie-
ians; By Bulwer. Cloth. so. In the Dayssaf
MY Youth a Novel. by Amelia b. Edwards. Pa
per. III. The New Chemistry. BY Josiah p.
locke; Js. 90; Man andApes. BY 81. aeorse MI
Of Science: A Series Of Familiar Dissertations on
stars, Moon. Earthquakes, &c. By II. A. Proctor.
~. Dictionary OF Greek and Roman AntinIities
by Anthony Rich. illustrated. "a. For sale by
feG WOOOHOIrSE & PARHAm.
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LITTELL'S WING AGE. with either OF the
81 Weeklies or Monthles, for S1U. ...
Specimen copies of any OF the above sent post
paid to any address on receipt Of ten cents.
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DEPARTUREs or ETEAMERs.

I DEgAnTUaEs OF STEAMERS.
FOR NEW YORK.-The Fa9S
S ss sl yss sssass TO- q
EEsIsh. ses 81 /! dS5 D. 8 4 -
warGcd with Dispatch 10 ali points mona soufh.
east, and wes. Close connections made wiih Guard
| Ig GE0Eas. 7. - LI.EN & Co. Agents, Il.
f le-2. Go.eIan,.. VIII: kseseii.s. !.
IDHILADEEFHIA, RICH-~.aas4
| 4 MoND,. And N2RE9LK sTE -. .53aAs&&
sh furher rsee ne ss,saers of ~
line VIII leave Phf]adelptaa every TEDNESDAh.
and SATURDAY, and Rieamond ever TUESDAY
Prasht taken for ali ,arts Of Penn sytsaa,a, New
jersey, and Delaware, for Providence o1s Boston.
Also. fos Antwerp and Livereoe zig Rea slas ane
through. INSURANCE. effected feraI parties MO de-
tire 10 at low rates. .S.Es t,s. s..s..1zz sss
sssssss e RhadepRa PSR%E R Rsss @
No. 2423 Dock strset, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE q CO. Agents.
re IL no. ~ South Wharyes, rhiladelphla:
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATs4zsu. :
y COMPANY. ,. isaEsfzas q
PH1LADkLPHIA, AND NEW YORK, ."
|CARRYING UNITED STATES. MAIL AM
ADAMS EXPRESS.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
The fast anc elegant steamer JOHN SYLYEs
TER, Captain JOHN A. Posi-, will leave compa-
N.Y. wharf, Rock etts, for aboye-named places on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS ut
$50 A. NJ; aud returning VIII arrive here TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at
Pm.
Passengers make sure connections witt, Bay Lin,
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York
FARE TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS so
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TUkN....,... w
Eare 10 baltimore, ..,...........'..... Wy
Fare to Philadelphia. 9 so
Fare to New fork....................1 IL 90
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street, aud Exchange Hotel
aud baggage checked through. Freight recelvs,
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. ant
regular landings on James riyel from A. N. to
L. Nj, at reasonable rates
Freight Tor Ray-iandngs must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, Genera Agant-
Office; Companys wharf, Rockets; branch Of
hce 1t W. d. Blair & Co.'s, corner of Ninth ant
Main streets. .... g. b fe 5
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uoR ALL SPRING CROPS.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,
usTAR BRAND FLOUR OF BAW-boSE'
- "STAR BRAND"
i COMPLETE TOBACCO MANURE.
We recommend these STANDARD FERTILIZERS
for TOBACCO, COTTON. CORN. and VEGETABLES
also for PLANT-REDs. 49,. ,,oa
Circulars containing further information mailed
to all applicants free. ,,or
FLA No, 1890 and 1899 Cary street.
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RICHMOND, YORK KrvRR AND CHKSAPEAKn4
. 80 r.. r.. r;lialr RAILROAD COkPANx,
.4 RICHMOND, November 6th., 1878, }

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHKSAPEAKn4
ag u--l.l- RAILROAD Coe1PAINsxSs.
. RICHMOND. November 9TH, 1873. =
ION AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
VS. ENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On this
road win run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN fer West Point leavess
Richmond at r M. and tFn n from vest -. .poins'
d4 fSe ss sOeeSala steamer HAVANA Captain A.
Poipt and Baltimore to run in connection with this
PoJnt A TuE Es1 THURsDA Ys. nd SRTgR-
mond 81 Z. M, arriving st Baltimore next nlorntss
In ample time 70 connest with traas ioT 81 me SS
snd Wes Is aa aad deaSe
al West Point with the train due at Richmond Il
Fare Fare to Baltimore, s5 colored people, a.. !
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight 9niy.
leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thurydays, ana Satuf.
a FysnISh A. r TRAM ~h psssepssr ear
for freight between Richmond and Wet Polnl
Fv, q SS
days, thursdays, and Saturdays; u . IN, r,esnrp
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. no
R1cuMoNp, FREpe q PoroMAc r. z. COL
'" RICHMOND. October 18th, 1857 Z
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ia
RICHMOND T nEs R1inEJsD. AND roro-'
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-sreet station 81
| Up NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station at
| IL 7. NJ except on Suudays.) /.
| Up ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-streef sun
| ton at 2. Nj. Except Sundays.)
| DOWN DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd-street star
| ton at 40 r. 81.
| DOWN NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-street Sta
| ti0n 81 $3.50 A. NJ. Except on MondaysJ
| DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives AZ
BrDad street station at S37 A. N. Except on Sum
| daysJ
| on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays at 100
| A. A. connecting at Quantico with the Acxandri1
| aud Fredericksburg railway. returning, arrive
| Saturdays at 2. N. ~
| BY order OF General Superintendent.
| ~ j. h. GENTLY,
| o.l3 General Ticket aud Freight Agent
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TOILET ARTICLES.
FURTHER SUPPLIES RECEIVED.

fe1s 1915 Main street, corner Thirteenlh:
nOJLET Standardization is called TO
| the Following certificates OF well-known meu
cal gentlemen OF Richmond: 49,,
LABORATORY OF STATE AssAfER AID I'D, Cn II t.h
,sT IOI3 Broad street, next to CRY haii, hlcn-
mond, Va, December IL, lS73..Captain JonS
FREEMAN has aequainted me with as .aPd r.
~ nothina harmful and cordially RECON-
e,d II as bone production worthy Of
u'A0 " ~ : WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, d. u.
,ord,.,,v concnr in the above opinion OF Dr..
rsvtor. I really consider the preparation Of sOAf
manufsctured by Captain FREEAAE IS one o. y. h
hest softeners and preservaftses OF sne sai " W
cheerfuIly endorse the statement mads ny D y:
TAYLOR 10 regard to the sOAr ~. "
Haytsin FREEMAN, and recommend It's USE:
oSptai1 = HUNTER Meg UIRE, ID. ID.
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NOTICE TO FIsHERMENS aRmn
" AND DEALERS IN ShIG SE-SS.. SS,Nr'
rfinEaD ali of the yery best quality snd ~
SnsHat greatly reduced prices a cal from .,
those in want Is solicited: and Satisfaction saA'A
tesd beIh u ps sHs sSd SssEiNE-rwINE,
aEiNE.LINES, 81 ISE-C0RhS: x.prs
SoRKWOOD. ROPES, CUTruN-aAhSo'
&C., al iaceorS ps''s'- T.. LICHTENsrEIN,,
importer OF seine-Thzead,
Nos. 170D and 1907 Frahknn . s.tess'
HAUL-sEiEEsa INSIDE 70 ofcs1 - s'o1s 'S'''~'
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER..... Z,COo, ouo'
DEPOSITED with Treasurer OF virginia, 100000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY VI
LONDON.
ASSETS En- s.snrer OF virginia. $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible" tor the obn'
raiions of the above companies. 49,,
''Rcnresenting the above Staunch olo GnRliSh COLI
,anies. we solicit the patronage of the public upon
their un1uestlonabe security. prompt ana hpera
satfIer1ent of all claims, and heavy income.
JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE & CO; Agents,
M1Tr1rAI, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $50. 0o0,O0O
Cash dividends, surpdsstng all others, al aTss an
euery anniversary Of policies.
qr The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
LII 'Ae JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
40 >, "' No, 11GS Main street
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DIsSOLUTEONS IL PARTNERSHIPS.
~n- pAPTSERSHIP NOTICE,

The undersigned have formed q co-partnershlp
under the firm of Reid & CARTER for the pur-
pose Of conducting GENERAL GRo s FL MD ND
FEED BUSINESS at the corner oi t ns ami an
hand a choice selection Of FAMILY GRQGERiEs
and LIQUORS, MILL OFFAL. GRAIN, HAL &e.
and the I,nbic generally E. n. Redo,
/ fe l4-S&Tu4t G. u. CARIEh.
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'onN Richmond, Va.
|, -. ..,e bv Ieyyagrotbers, Thomas r. Price 4
rs u,snrv Wenzef, Hndgins, Gord6u q Co: Car
doso, Fo1rqneran Co., Walter u sissr ss & I 1s
Robert Lecky, William II. Scott; Dr; E Ea ~
Hniting. Maurice Evans. Louis J. .ossisp1s go
GSild. 4. III. Robins, j. y. Willis, George A BOOK
Is8 - g,-saa z1f = ~ $50 f@@zA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. SIJRaSCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. of Ctncin.
natl Oh o-assets over Il 100000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY. of New York-assets over 70 1000;
LYNCHBURG Insurance AND ga hlNa
FvaSTTEHSTIO INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, \. Y.-assets over 100000;
Union FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN \, OF
Baltimore, Md-assets over $500, 00O.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ w..
coo Losses eqult,bIy adjusted and promptly paio
ut this agency Applications solicited, and hnmc.
diqIp attention given thereto. DC 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

TIME CONCERN OF. JOINER & Ma
i son having been dissolved, q. W. JOINER
retiring all claims against the late concern WIZ ne
lied to Sign the name of JoYNER Mason In IL
auidation ALI parties indebted 10 the concern
will please come forward and sett,e their accounts
az once no further indulgence Will be given;
~ oi~S- ' L. w. JOY SER.
JEFFREY MASON.
In retiring from the late firm of JoYSER = MA Ia
SON cheeriuky recommend to my olI friends aaa
patrous that they cannot 90 oetter Itap
SON. Ire 1851 b. W.JoYNEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

I,..r.r.,- NJ. noe or HI Richmond Dispatyh.l
l.. *. ayiLIs !AN&IEs c 1t B-lSTERESTISG
NELI.H0--C ENERAL vlEwS-PC Il
-,A.r..>, q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16
BALANCE SHEET

DIR.
To reserve at 4 per cent. ;,
To claims ny death not yet due.
70 post-m0rtem dividends due on
. demand.
To premiums paid In ADVANCE.
To surplus accrued on Toutine
To undivided surplus. .............
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16
WTEDDiNa AND .vtsrrlat Y, T aans.
bea siful, at the tis2a1eh f ETY. ~

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