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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-05

TOBACCO AS A REFoRMER.-Tbe following
is copy of u petition now being circulated
in Massachusetts for signature: We, the
undersigned, citizens of Massachusetts, and
consumers Of tobacco. protest against any
advance in the rate of tax on what we con-
slider one of the necessaries Of life and a
great help in the temperance reform now
going on in this State"
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Letter from StaUntOIa.
THE MANY BElL(E)s-THEoDoRE WHITE BAlLED-
DEATH OF DR.. r. D. DELLlEGER.

THE MANY BELLY -THEODURE WHITE BAll-ED-
DEATH OF DR.. r. D. DELLlSGER.
Correspondence or The Richmond Dispatch.l
STANTON, February 4, 1874.
Our streets were enivened yesterday eve
ming by the appearance of several four-hOrse
sleiyhs heavily laden with the pupils of the
Virginia Female and Wesleyan Female IN
s.itutes, availing themselves Of the only op-
portunity they have had, and in all proba-
bility will have this winter, for q slcighride.
The juggling Of The bells and the merry
laughter and bright faces Of the young Ia.
dies presented very joyous scene, and al!
seemed TO enter into the fun Of the occasion
with true Acknowledgment and abandon.
Many Of the young ladies ut the schools
here are from the tar South, and have never
had the pleasure of a sleigh-ride- in fact.
many bad never seen snow until they came
here. Hence lie prillv,:n@1..SS Q. -H"@ cGnSv;=
always take them out scgtl-Iidins The first
oppor; unity they have. 1t is rare enjoy
mrut for them, which they seem fully TO ap.
preciate.
Theodore White, who has been under ar.
rest for stabb;ng Charles Maupin (coloreG)
on last Saturday night, had his examining
trial yesterday before Mayor Trout. He vas
admitted to bail in the sum Of $500 to an
swer indictment of the grand jury at the
March term OF the Hastings Court for the
city Of S,uuntoB. From the testimony it
seems that the statbing was done not in
malice, but out of pure mischief. The nc
gro, though lie has been quite sick from the
wound, is now going about, and seems anX-
ious TO have the matter compromised; but
as it has already come to the knowledge OF
the authorities compromise is now out OF
the question.
DR.. Dellinger, of WaYnesboro', was found
dead in his bed on last Saturday morning.
His death was very unexpected. lie retired
the night before in apparently good health
It is thought that he died of heart disease.
He had recently been appointed postmaster
at Waynesboro'. He moved to Augusta
from Berkeley county some time during the
war. After which he vas largely engaged
in the manufacture of spirits with Hanger 4
Co. In 1871 he occupied prominent posi-
ton before The Convention as a candidate fc,i
the Legislature. MAX.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS GosR TO EUR0rE.--Tle
NV Orleans Times Of Sunday last says !:
Am"n% Tie passengers Oh the steamship
S,a'" ct ALBANIA. waict left this port fcr
t'h''I DOL on the 25ih ultimo, was the Hon.
d, 1"F' Davis. He was directed hv his
"a! >.c1aA to take Il sea voyage. His disease,
We arm, Is Gropsy Of the heart. We sin.
''rE rot that lis voyage may give him
We" i'ir. Mrs. Davis rrnlains here. and is
>.a;mI,."
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Ei-. sherman. Bill.

Tus New TlNAS SESATOR.-[ Atlanta Con-
....,is,. l-Grucral :. Il. MaNcS, who has
-. n.cn elected hy the Texas Legislature.
..,,.r . warm "4nyaSS, III which Reagan,
,,...,. unortur. FlDu:noy. and other able
nan v.tc contr-tant>, is krntuckian 10y
,.-,h, He succe-d> The noisy Flanagan, that
+, ,.,,r c.ilmpiop Of back pay, who has be-
p, r.,. = nlii.aErc even 10 his Radical as>o-
y.,"..
r,rnclal MlX"y'> record rs soldier is en-
n,ar. ANc- graduation "A, West Point be
woa nonofs asa lieutenant in the Mexican
%.~ and in the Confederate army he served
al- and Nell, rising TO the lank Of major
.rarai.
lir i said 10 possess in an eminent &c
~. H.. notifications that the South needs
.t:>' nos N her champions on the floors Of
congress; an able, constitutional lawyer, n
f3r,lla and hIent speaker, and, back of
'Arrn I'll. progressive. prudent. sagaclous
mind t:Dtt is no, afraid OF tie whole world
when il j in the right. If human testimony
,.I BE- r, lied on, he is Just the man to RIM
l,rcr Gordon, Wither., and Whyte, and the
-4.h"!ing forces Of Conservatism III the Sen.
Al" cham Der.
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TnH Poisonous f'okk Ar AURORA, NO.
lDr. George Sutton in l.awrepceburg Regis
fer.l.--As number OF persons arc now lying
sick in our city with symptoms closely re-
sembling the remarkable disease known by
the name of trichiuosis I send you few
facts which led TO the detection of tricblpa
in the pork which they had been eating, and
which may be of interest TO some Of your
readers: On Friday last, January %, Dr..
Rectanus informed me that he had three
patients in one family who he strongly sus-
pectcd had been made sick BY eating diseased
pork, and that the symptoms in these
cases rcscmblcd the disease arising from
trichipa spiraiS. lie called to direct
the attention of the Board of Health to
the supposed cause Of the disease. In the
afternoon Of the same day DR.. LAMB in
formed ME that he had four patients III one
family who be believed had been made sick
by eating OF The same pork when the nrsl
patients had been eating. obtained piece
of this meat and gave it careful micro
scnpic examination with q magnliying power
of 900 diameleI>, but could lind no trace OF
trichinr. The next day visited these pa
tents with DR.. Lamb. They had been un-
well about fourteen days. There was diar.
rbGa with dysenteric symptoms, nausea and
vomiting, pains in the abdomen, soreness
of the muscles, slight fever, quick pulse,
red tongue, and thirst. All the patients had
eaten of the same pork. Mrs. Thrennart, a
widow, also one Of The sick, Informed me
that she had two hogs which had been fat
tened during the fall that one Of those hogs
about two months before being killed ap-
peared diseased, but she thought it had en-
tirely recovered. as 1t ate we'll aud futtened.
Thinking it possible that we had examined
meat taken from the healthy bog-as all the
meat was sailed together In the same barrel- =
obtained a piece Of meat from each OF the
four hams. tn the first piece examined no
trace of trichirR could be found. My son, w.
Il. Sutton, JIM examining a thin slice from an-
o.bor nIro.. Hete tod tric'lifra, and in small
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'k%tE6 MlNE.-- HIikesburre. Pa. Feb
,"''! e. he ire 10 the Empire coal-lEinc
''"h' "ut yesterday in the main " here the
jas were working, and where it WAS
'""'"S"l II bad been Subluc1, and drove all
'' men out. Eighteen Of them were
'.""S"i 10 Tie >utlaCc in>uu>iile from the
,n ''I OF gas aud sulphur, but recovered
".'F 'fin- lr"p"rl. attended to by physi-
,,"h'. Iac lie Is WORST than at apv time
I1''h% the six weeks which IL has been
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF HHLEGATES,{
RICHMOND. VA, January 30th, 1874. !
PY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
- ASSEMBLY approved April ID, 1873, 10
Is Lawful! for the Circuit Court Judges Of this
Commonwealth. until the times for holding the
scriped by Law, to fix the time for holding such
terms. The terms of the Fourth Circuit have been
hxea as follows:
Patsylcanta.-February 18th, May 15.a, and
September 18th.
itlvar.-February 25th, May 25.h, aad Sep
temher 1st-
Putrtck-March 18th, June 10th, and octo-
Der 1st.
Heary March goth, June 18Th, and October
9th.
Ftnaktia.-april 1st. july 9Th, aud October
15'E.
D.;nriAs.-Jine 20.h and November 20.h.
}. BELL BIGGER,
Click OF House of Delegates OF Virginia.
il 81 2aw1m
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DRY GOODS.
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

HUpGIss, GORDON & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET,
are now opening fnll iIneof
BLACK SILKS, all grades;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTISGs-a
large lot, and unusually cheap;
New-etyie SILK MUFFLERs aud TIES:
in new patterns aud designs;
New LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
RUFFLISG, &C.;
full stock Of HARRIs'S KID GLOVES, black
and colored-one and two buttons.
We also invite special attention to our complete
sto TX OF HOU 3EKEEPING GOODS. fe4
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-. NE iNlBusE MYsTgRY.-The New York
Iftb0n" explains its startling announcement
w. ~ oa'ufday lat to the eflec, that documents
''.T 'rcn laid before it duplicating high otf-
,ta :, III ussSrsceful practices by saying that
~. 1",ulnents were apparently genuine, but
,''''' VI thcm have since been asccrtained to
'"hsutninste forgeiies. Hence. the value
" 'ne Whole budget is destroyed, and the
'p''u Is not 10 be refreshed with another
'' poiltioh horror ADD corruption.
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'oSS socTn.-A large delegation of col
va people, recruited in aud around Lyrcb.
"afg, left for Tennessee last evening in
'aiSc OF M agent, where they have engage
'I""'' 10 work at liberal rates OF wages.
'" are many idle negroes in this cominu-
|! "ho must either go 10 work some
H.crcsoon. steal, or starye to death. And lust
.t,a t'.'> Time, when guns are being double.
f"ol'rd. atealiu3 may prove an exceedingly
; '''ai!o"s oecupatlor.--Lynchturg Repubii-
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RICHMOND, FkEp'G & PoToa1Ac Il. r. Cc.,l
GES'L TICKET Il FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October 12tk, 1878.S
CCuEDULE OF TRAINS. 8

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PcfO.
MAC RAILkOAD. sf9s.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-ssroe< ssauoa Il
3P.M. -. $500.
Ii r. N Iexcept on Suatsys.) 9.
IyP ACi;OMMODATl0Nle leaves bfeao-ss<ect -
tirn at p. 81. (exccpt Sundays-)
b1WS DAY MAIL arrives Is Ryrt-ssruee 90
H9a ~ SIGHT All. arrives nj Byrdstsesf 60
.,au ~ =, i.sfl a. III. Iexcess on MontlAys3
IN. mf " RECOMMENDATIONS THAT'S arrives 8
Brosd-street station ut 49, A. u. 'aa
oa EEsNErsr TRAINS Leave Broad: ss. a.SR
on Mondays, Wednesdays. ano ,i ts fSs hx,nddS
A.. n;s arsch sbSrc Railway. Retnrning. afiv3
an ~ srosa-s,,cet station on Tuesdays ~
by oraef u oen0 J. B. GEATnys
o.1a General Ticket and freighs Assah
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ITO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE!

wish to say 10 the public that will insure cure
of all cases Of CANCER placed under my treat.
ment, and In event OF no cure will not Charge any
thing for my services. / will also remove al
VEINS, HAIR-MOLES, BLOOD-MARKS, ETC,
leaving but slight scar, and insure above stated
Also, all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT
RHEUM. TETTER, PILES, AND SCROFU-
LOUIS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated. with guarantee OF perfect cure in &c.
fault OF which, money will be refunded TO the pa
tcnt.
With my past experience and success IN the treat
Elaut of these diseases fell free TO say that my
medicines are ISFALLIBLR, and without rival IN
this or any other country in ehtctiDg
SURE AND SPEEDY CUBE
In the above specified diseases.
Office hours from 9 A. M. to 2 z. 81.
OFFICE: No. coo Grace street, near Capitol
Square, Richmond, Va.
The names ard RESIDENCES OF many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application In person.
dc 22-d6w3m DR.. A. G.. WOLLARD.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.

Urine CHEWING TOBACCO.-Ahead
l. Of All. or Wilson's Fig Twist-30 kegs Of the
old lot, the last he ever made; Lotters strawberry
Twist. three years old PAGES Dianora Childrey's
Itosc6ud; Eilyson's l4s all Oil and pri ne robac
co-some three years old. / make Tobacco
specially, have u large stock, and sell at factory
prices. LOUIS d. BOSSiEuA,
fe 1412 Main street.
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LIST OF GIFTS:
$4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

TOTAL, 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, 80
amounting to.................... ....EA'ooo'oo'
THE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF CUTS
WILL POSITIVELY AND uSEquiVocAIif TAKE
PLACE on THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL
THE TICKETS AaE SOLD OR NOT, AND THE 1I,ooo
oIrrs ALL PAID IN PROPORTION TO TIE fShbkH
OF TICKETS SOLD.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTsNDENT.l
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE hAILkoAe 20,
RICHMOND, VA, December 2, 1873.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. 1-SoUTEERS .GxPEEsS-lcayes k Stao
mond at SOB A. NJ; arrives 1t BurRsSiiic ~ o'ue
a. NJ, arrives at Danvile at p Ma ARRIVES ~
Greensboro At $50 =. NJ. \xo,v
Train No. 2-SEw ORLEANS AND new SkQkh
ExpgEsS-isayes Greensboro at lib Z. b.; ar.
rive, at DaMvll!e at 1863 p. arrives at Burke
vile az S.O4 r. 81, arrives Ut kicbuiouo ~ 1 :0%
M. ,,.s
at I;4S p. NJ; srrives at Rnrkeye ut 400 y. NJ
arrives at Danyie It 9:06 L. arrives st Green's
zorro at 1890 i. NJ. ;.
No 4-TIIRnUGH MAIL-lsaves Greensboro at
OILS A. NJ: arrives 1t UanviDe al S:24 A. q ar
ryes at BurkcrIIe al 1885 a. ID; arrives az Ricn-
n' Train no. s-LYscInUEG PAssENcHs-leaves
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ; Arrives ~ burkSSn,e NJ
1910 p. NJ: arrivesSt Lynchbnrg at 4:aO Z, ~.
Train No 6-BUgKEyiLLE Accohaqp ,.lsI,. NJ
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r. NJ, leaves ha5keS' ~
af4:35 A. Al arrives at Richmonds VI I:Vo a. "a.
Train No. 4 connects ut Burke!ille WIN rann
an thr Atlantic sissssipfi and Ohio ralrcea iro.a
ynchhur, and the south. Pullman palacfrysSess,
min from Richmond IN Charlotte, nnc from Cmal
iStt. 10 A t!anra and New Orleans wittont caanxo.
Train No. makes close connection AZ CIn I,
,vth trains on the atlanta aud Richmond Ar-L.ns
r Vic for Atlantis, Montgomery, Mobile, new
Orleans. nnd all poiuts South aud soutnw west
TErouRb tickets sold to all points seotn anu soou
yest, and baggage checked through. ,,o,rr
doc Engineer and superintendent.
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PRICK OF TICKETS:

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, cas-; Tensh,, or
each coupon, $6; eleven whole tickets Tor SOW
eax tickets for $1,000; lis whole uesess AZ, sor
5000; 227 whole tickets for 10000. no als-
count on less than $500 worth Of aekess.
49, TIIos. X. BRAaAEsFFE,
,,,,n. r,,h,,c .ihrary OF Kentucky and aaniSer
hS er G,fr Concert Public Library Buiidinss Loais-
Vile, KY. .,,., .nn,y 10 a. J.
FOR tickets and tnforiGancn. sP ygif ~ II.
VERIFY, CLERK NJ gro - IA iaiS-ThsMlm&wlm
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-J. r. WHITAKER has
II removed to No. IL Fourteenth street. between
iIn,e SLATE, TIN. and GRAYEL-RO0FiNG !;
also. PLUMBING GAS and sTE AM III so6
Thankful Tor pas1 PaI.onasfR; owm,pn ia With me.
in IS 2w ]. L. WRITTAkER.
DEMOyAL! REMOVAL Having re.
II, moved Ia the corner five doors above the old
stand am prepared TO offer Increased induce
ments 70 purchasers q FURRY
SILVER GOODS, PLATED WARE.
FANCY GUODs &C. c. GENNET,
{, e.im corner OF man and Tenth streets,
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-po75 WASHINGTON.
,,o s,:.n,ic Printing.

,,o,,t;cs CT the F'">
Thc .,,ro>. February "A thfh's SOU
" N"' Tho DOES odd jobs aoon' TOE S'p,-
O: INN'' who is regarded as "onoei'u,
III, ana Soc;,p wsyS to make money, aas
V"1A u. Ia t,c folly Of printing nhohc oocu"
,,h,,'ra''r,, 49,, '"> thirteen large volumes pun
mcHt>' y" ond known as the "kukiiN
tj>ar1 "a" Ecinc the testimony taken os Tue
HciN'', ,,,,;,fcc on Southern o'araS's'
."n' Nth the various reports. "eIe
;'s', 80 =, the ruhlic expense, aud al gtca'
M'i"',, .r,rx member of Congress was rh'
'",'', :, t,,srty st's at this report, or TWO
!N''@ - "a .i>.v volumes. The Young
hNH"'," r,,rred 10 was bright enough 10
'' ~, .hq, no Democrat WORT" care ID S'u" NV
.,,,rr,. 20 his constituents, III" ~ nv
-, - ,a,h prmocia'ic mihoSr 'nu oo'
.l ~ order fnr his twenty sc'S. lne>e
,, ,..' ha presented At The dHcumcnt,feo"'
go -, ,rcr,yrd h;> thousands oil volumes;
w. -. Ia. 'c.i into the wagons ne hao
49,. for Tie purpose aud GiH!y drove
lux shop. where he d'spasea OF Az
......,.nD qYgumra;S ut The rate OF three
'..'.., ,,g}r cents per pound, realizing, II Is
.<tl,- hi lfoun,r.- TTithnc.
"a, c..,, y..xt,y but EXonc...
>,...,la- his eyer pccn missing from
- .,.,.t,nt q. IL, Controller o! the
,,h.;rwynra exclusively are en-
.. d, = Jerks
%c.iea:: WAR s'riss!onS.
~. ,I.,,. Co'amj;iyc On laN&liG Pensions
',.....D,,. a2rein,ct Mr>>rS. Ru>k al Wis.
>.,,..ui' Ilrgiuii. Martin %! Illinois.
..n...'r = Maryland, al! hcJdrkin OF
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RAILROAD s.rNEs.


So 81 80 81 90 sssMsssss s .s
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETgRsBURGl
RAILnoAp COMPANY.
AN AND AFTER JANUARY 1sT, 1914,
The NAIL TRAINS Ie,ve Richmond at sos A.
i2ac 2; s. and Is? T. i; . ;" 49, =. -
Richmond on Mondays: and the 1855 2. AZ. MAIL
TRAIN docs not Leave peters5urg on sundays:
Richmond ut 1880 7. il. aud Petersburg at 1880
FKEIGHT TRAINS. With passenger coach at.
fss q " rs e. sa ana 4o as
t The Nail TRAINS will not stop between Rich:
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
passengers from Glover Hill will leave At 2 A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond =, e. n. daily.
AL ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
'hs SATAcg OsLEEp1sscARs are
attached to all the a Gon TErps w;Anwrx ,R,
ia % General Ticket aud Frelght Aren't
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
" RoAD.-On and after January IL. 1874,
passenger trains will run rs follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRArN:.For Gordonsyille. Cha.iottes-
terme,liae stations daily Except Sunday A. o;5O
A. IL. This train conrects st GordoHyiie Ior
Orange. Culpeper, Warrent9n, Manassaa. AleIan-
dria, Washington and the North, aud st Chariottes-
Vile. for Ly,lrhburg, Bristol, Knoxville, CRatta-
noogi. and the South. - :,
| ACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gordonsville and al
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday a. 7:40
P. NJ. This train connects 1t GOrdousVtlie TOE
| Lyncnburg. -.
| kXPRESS.-For junction, GordonssiDs, Char
lotesyille Siaunton, Goshen, Coyington. hits Sui
phIr huntington and all the stations betwe IN Whte
| Sulphur and Huntington daily texcep. Saturday.
at 845 P. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsvills
for ALI xandrIa, Washington aad the North, and st
| Huntington with steamers Bost0na and Fleetwood
| for Cincinnati and the West and southwest.
| For through tickets, correct information. and
| rates, apply at A. w. CARRIERS, S28 Main street,
at office Ballard and Exchange Hotel, aud AZ the oe-
| not ON Broad street near Seventeenth
EDGAR VLIET,
| General Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
A. H. PERRY, General Superintendent j. ~
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s,YRIcIAL..
OFFICE OF CLERK Or Rocss or Id


RICHMOND, Jnnaary t19 s1S74s''ff
by AUTHORITY OF AN ACT on
Ass EMSL \. approved April 1878. ff "a
Lawful fSr the Circuit Court judges Of this Com.
OF thsir respective courts shall be prescribed be
law, to tx The times for holding surE terfns TSss
Terms OF the Fifss circuit have been fixed us fol.
GIrY OF PORTSMOUTH 16th and JuIy
pnIScEss ANNE coUsrY.-Jsuuary asth. May
lZth, and September 22d. 2is 80
IN MsANssAosp cogNTY-Fe February 1si, May 18th,
o ISLE OF WleHr couSrY.-February 9Th. Hay
os sosEY CO. 1sshssane sth,ana
s.S ia February goth. June
NonroLK cITr.-April 18Th and November 9th.
Ja1s-eaw1mo Clerk 81 House or 'Deiesaies.
OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DRLxGArEs,1
RICHMOND. January Is, 1874.
DY OF AN ACT OF AS
fai for he crehR coar. Common
Wealth. until the times for holding the terrQs OF
ae o s'S5 shall Dc
OF tns Second Circuit have been fixed us follows
oc, 9bbe'ay ,eoaHty-February lst May lot, and
AMI October 9Th. - .57-'s.1 .FT--ss 81
Cheste,;estd coaaty-Februars 18th, Mar 18th,
Din,1iddie coua4ty-March 1st, june Sin, ana
Br,tnstoick county. March 1 o,h June 18th, and
Mover Der 10th.
Greensrtlls eeusty.-Msrch Goth, June 2sd, and
November Goth. stsz4
cay Of Pcters5urg.-May 25.h and November
25ih.
Susser c3unty.-Aarch 25th, June 2sth, and De-
ceinbar Sin.
J. BELL BIGGER.
Clerk OF House OF Delegates Of Virginia.
il 14-2tawlm @.Se7At4
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n n. WALKER & co, GENEKAL M
-. sUnaNCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTREET,
k1cnAeSD Va, reprssSnmthnHH M .hs w Of c,ncp
na1I IA: o-xssets over II ,000, 900;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE GONNA
NY, OF New York--asests over *30o:UoU; rr>-c
CuMPANY, of Lynchburg, Ya-AsSets oVel
'V aSTtRSTIC INSURANCE. CooaMrpANY, Of
Union FIRE INSURANCE COMPAS !, OF
Baltimore, Nd-asscts over 5000, 900, .oo
200. Losses cQuitlbiy adjusted and promptly palo
at this agency. Applications solicited, aud ilnme
dile attention giyeG thereto. oc 10
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1874 NOW IS THE TINE 1874
III ne TO lC5 ts
SIIRSCRIRE EAR trIIR YEAn 1asa

ANY MAGAZINE Or PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
]. T. ELLYSON,
NEws-DEALER. No. 1112 MArS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books. MAGAZINES, Games, Sta.
doDery, School Books, Christmas Books and an
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
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