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Sentenced to the Penitentiary-Acci-
dent-SnOw-Storm
Especial telegram to the Disp

TSptUI1I ktIeRfaIII % vic DIsVaKVTI.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, February s.-Tbe
Christmas. Eve outrage, when ChiecEngi-
neer B. F. Gildersleeve, of the Old Dominion
steamship Elder, was SO terribly beaten and
robbed by negroes, came on for trial in the
Hastings Court to-day. Charles Scott and
Robert Riddick were convicted and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary, the former for
three years and the latter for one year.
A negro ligbterman fell overheard from a
lighter in the county dock and was drowned
to-day.
The heaviest snow-storm in this section for
three years past visited US yesterday.
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A Republican Repudiates Republican,
ism.

RALEIGH, February Son the foor Of the
House to-day Mr.. w: B. Glenn, Of Yadkin
county, brother-in.law of Judge Settle, of
the Supreme Court, and Mr.. j. n. Fo0te,
formerly Federal appoin:ee, recanted Re-
publieanism on account of the passage of
the civil-rights bill by Congress. After Of
fering strong resolutions Mr.. Glenn said in
conclusions:
81 declare that I hereby forever dissolve
my connection with the Republican party,
and ally myself with the great party that is
now building up in the South and North for
the preservation of constitutional govern.
ment and the purity and salvation of the
Anglo. Saxon race of our great land"
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

and UNCHANGED. Whe,t quiet but sieadier ana In
limited demand; 81 s@s1.2 PA for winter red west
ST. s. for white western. Corn heavy; lie. lower;
in moderate demand; 51kdS2c. for rev western
mixed S2@S2hc for new high mixed aud yellow.
western 81 NO. for new white W. stern. Coffee 1c.
lower; heavy; 1875 gold for fair to good Rio.
sugar dull and hetvy: Rice Gull and unchanged
Tall0w lower at 8 49, &c. Rosin dull; $2.l09
S2.15 for STRAINED. Turpent!ne easier at 3Skc.
Pork lower: new Job lots, 81 9.4O@s198 so. Lard
firm prime steam. IA i-l6@l4hc. Whiskey ir-
regular and unsettled bur irmer. Freights hrlner
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIs, February 7.-Au election for mem.
Der of the the Assembly was held to-day in
the department of the Seine ct Disc. In
complete returns show that Valentin, the
Republican candidate, is 5000 votes ahead
of bis Bonapartist competitor, the Due de
Padone.
Subscriptions haSe poured in for the Paris
municipal loan until they amount to forty
Two times the SUM required.
Spain.
HRspAYE, February 7.-Fightins eontn.
ues in the vicinity of E,telia. The Carlists
nave concentrated and occupy about the
same positions which they held when General
Copeha was killed.
MADRID, February 7.-Senor Merry has
been appointed diplomatic representative oil
Spain at Berlin.
Great Britain.
LONDON, February THE Earl OF Var
borough died to-day, aged forty.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY 8, 1875.
Jun ,,sct. 64sI Moon sets.......... 9.2l
sun seis.......".... 5.l4 High uds.......... 70l
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY D, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, ner-
chaudise and passengers.
SteamerJ. W. Eyerman, Platt, Philadelphia, mer"
chapdi,e and passengers, W. L. Porter, agent.
Brig Neptune ~. Ger.J. sittcher, Bzltimors. III
ballast. To load nonr for Pernambnco, Dunlop q
SIoop SoDhe, Cheeyes. James river, hay.
sloop Antagonist, james river, oysters TO inassers
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, MGR.
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatunn, agent s
CLEARED poR THIS POET.
FROM New York February 9th, schooner Harry
From baltimore February 9th, Schooner EuHee
Richardson. ~
BOSTON. February 6.-Arrive1s: Seheenets LIZ
lie ID. Baker, Baker: kizzic. heeier, kIecinahS
Eaine-all from Virginia. .y.&y
new HAVEN, February 4.-Arrfxsd: schooners
Francis French HARDY Wtaaans Farrsn, Li W,s
lev and d e. Wintersog, Pease-fh from VIZ
ss ssw HAVEN February s>-Arrire6: Schooner
VtsEYARpH HAVEN, Fenr uary &-SaH He'd: school,
uer Ida t. Freeman, from yirginia for salem.
xssns 1s En- sST LIE ahass
has been chartered to load guano fer Norfolk and
Poefsn oath, Va, at 4i.2o per te0~s - i,
sToKEx, h
February 4,h, of Hatteras, schooner John -
Wayd shipped FROM Rie:lTon for Dtmsrara.
pSASTERS.
Schooner Henry A. PAUL, Strange, from Roer
| ton for Baltimore In ballast Ia ashore half .
| mite east OF Race Polpt, Capn Cod. The Unt'er-
wYi,ers, agent ut PRuyincetoHp sem; assistance On
saturday. and If the weather continues favorable
| sha win I've got og soon.
schooner Charlie, 4. Seunmell fBr.), at Balt-
more Is dfschargjug what Y, left Of the los bags
/ nr sugar which she had o. toard wnen she Mant
asbore nj False Cape. The aboard IS In rAsnf
n moist condition Thsre Is lb jat TWO Feet OF MaLe<
i'm her hold. The schoon Is apparently bus nt&ie
II at all damaged by ner beiug two weeks ashorc ~
Fatse Cape. s..n.aa.
from the beacon ut Cv .rrituck Inset saGS Enat IVY
work on she strsnds brig SSbra, was pIoIiss III
saiis!acto siiy. and as pIooanty Il tnas shS Vas
soon be 06. III
NO rIcE 10 MARINERS. 9
Steamer George Cromwell AZ Portland ssolnar.
Sti, from NoW York, reports the hanuzetvnis
Ligh ship as Deing one mie eastward OF lts staIoS
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. February s.v-arriyed: Maphani LslI
Professor Morse, State OF Gecrgta, Cry O. ho.is
TON civ OF Waco arrived out: city OF Brook
iyn. Nevada, si!esia, Astrapi, England,
'FoRr MONROE, February S.-tssssed Az S st
> | pa,ria, from New York for hfchmoad.
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no II

n N. WALKER d CO., GEN ;, aI.I IN.
RICuMOsp, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MgRCANIIdLEr , IN.
5uren Eugland-capital, ST 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE CONTAIN. ot Cincln
natl Ohi0-assets over Sl.O0O,Q0O: <,r,,,
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. CoAfA'
Nv. of New fork-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBUkG INSURANCE AND BANkiS ~,
COMPANY, Of Iynchburg, Ns.-assets over
I'll ATTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, oil
Rrooklvn. y, Y-assets over S300.e9n.
,v ri ~ Y -. seso over ~ 100000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over s50,OOO aga
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 Do.
geo. Losses eauitihly adjusted and promptly pale
1t this agency. Applications solicited, ano lalme'
.iate attention given thereto. oc i o d.
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PREsESTMENT OF EPISCOPAL CLERGYMEN.-
Baltimore, February THE standing com.
mittee of the Protestant Episcopal Church
for the diocese of Maryland has presented
Rev. Joseph Richey, rector, and Rev. G. B.
Perry, assistant, of Mount Calvary Church,
to Bishop Nottingham, on the charge o!
using prayers for the dead involving the doc.
trine of purgatory.
The act complained Of was the reading OF
the conmendatory prayer for the dying at
the burial service of the late Rev. j. B.
Morss. 1t is expected the trial will proceed
ut once before the Ecclesiastical Court.
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FATAL BOILER EXpLosIos.- Cincinnati,
February by the explosion OF boiler in
the saw.mills ut Germantown, Ohio, yester-
day, Peter Schneider was instantly killed and
six others badly wounded, two of whom will
probably die. Portions of the building and
machinery were blown to distance of seye-
raj hundred feet. The accident was attrlb'
uted to low water in the boiler. ...
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DEATH OF GENERAL WILLIAM HAYs.-Bos-
ton. February 7.-Brevct Brigader-General
William Hays, United States army, died at
1905 p. NJ, to day at Fort Independence
Boston harbor, Of organic disease of the
heart. He was born in Richmond, Va, ap-
pointed 10 West Point from Tennessee. and
graduated in 1910. He served through the
Mexican war, and was brevetted captain and
major. He served through the late war. and
for the last few years has commanded at Fort
Independence, and had charge of the coast
defences of Massachusetts.
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The four-story brick building SO and 80
Maiden Lane, New YORK. occupied By ).
Gonzales as a restaurant b. Diaz aud y.
Reig, cigar mar ufac'urers, and 81. OtteroeTg'
dealer in leaf tobacco, was. Sunday evening,
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at $50 ooo'
St, Patrick's church, New Haven, was da.
mayed by fire on Saturday to the extent 81
twenty-five thousand dollars.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 8-Eoon.-Stocks duiF.
Money, 2. Gold, 1144. Exchapge-Long, 1855;
short, 4S9. Governments dull. States active
Erenina.- Money easy at 2is93. Sterling heavy
at 4S8. Gold moderately active at 1I4xG9114k-
Governments active and steady. States nominal.
Stocks closed active and strong, except Erie's,
which are weak. .t-.---
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THE LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures
here express the belief that the proposed COM
promise in regard 10 the State government Of
Louisiana will be effected. They state that
Penn will agree to it, and that it will be car
ried out Notwithstanding the opposition OF
McEnery. 1t is aulhoritatively stated that
General Ogden, the chief of the White
League, is in favor of the compromise, and
viii shortly issue an address counselling the
dissolution of the League on the ground that
the cxisencies that called it into existence
have disappeared, and the conflict over the
State government is now in the way of quiet
and peaceablc seltlement.-W Washington tele.
gram Baltimore american.
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The Louisiana Invests: alton Drawing
10 u CIose-Probable Summing mp Of
the Committee--NO Doubt OF Kel.
lo-s's Election.
Especial to the National Republican,

New ORLEANS. February 7.-The Con-
gressional Committee will probably complete
their investigation on Tuesday. 1t is pretty
certain that they are satisfied as to the truth
OF the charges of intimidation and violence,
and that Governor Kellogg was elected in
1872. This last has been concluSively estab-
Iishcd by Democratic witnesses. 1t is be-
Iicvcd that even Marshall is convinced that
Kellogg was elected. 1t may be relied upon
that MessrS. Hoar, Frye, and Wheeler will
so report.
Messrs. Foster ana Phelps, it is claimed,
said before they left the city, that they be-
lieved Kellogg was elected. The different
clements of the Legislature, and those claim
ing seats, as {. majority. at least have agreed
70 submit their respective differences TO the
committee for adjudication. McEncry and
his friends oppose any settlement, fearing it
will result in recognition OF Kellogg. 1t is
impossible to say what the result OF the sd.
judicltion will be. The double-leaded leader
Of the Bulletin Of yesterday, calling upon the
people of this and other States to arm and
organize, in preparation for another civil
war, causes much comment and dissatisiac-
ton among business men.
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SHOOTING Observation-Disclosures, February
TN an alteration last night at Boylan's
saloon, north Gay street, Joseph krehtou
shot j. II. Pierey, the ball entering the fore.
head over the left eye. The ball was eX'
tracted, and the wound, though dangerous
pronounced not fatal. Kriehton was ar.
rested,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February S-Flour quiet; Howard
Street and Western sIperfne s49s4; City
Pennsylvania red. a1.13. Corn we;rk southern
white, 76@7sc. yellow. 79c. Gals heavy: SOUTH
ern, 670l6Sc. Pork steady ut 400. Bacon un-
ar M Q8m9Shc.
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LITTLE ROCK, February The majority
report of the Arkansas investigating commit.
tee was received here Saturday with general
T. jocing. Cannon were fired. and the pco-
pie generally manifested enthusiasm. One
| hundred guns were fired at Pine Bluff and
| five hundred at Hot Springs on the reception
! of the news.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February s, 1875.
OFFERINGS. rt
|HgAr.-Whta. SO % bushels. Il ed, ], OC 8 bushels,
CoRN.-Whlte, S9S bushels.
OATs.-3S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, 46 bushels fair at 81 go.
CORN.-White. 5U2 bushels very good at 7Sc.
UATs.-3S bushels choice at Use.
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Aonu.n c.ruo,u CYURcH BURNED

ANOTHER CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED.-
Nor.rich, Conn.,, February is. Mary's
Catholic church, in Putnam, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. The
church was one of the largest and most ele.
cant in the State, aud the loss, which will
probably reach $4,000, with au insurance Of
S4S. 500, will be severely felt by the parish
It was built in 1870. A defective fiue caused
ha fro
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ct. IOIJIs MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, February S.-F1our In good demand
for low and medium grades. Corn hrmer; No z
mixed 64@SG44G65ic. Pork declining III so
Bacon hrm: shoulders, SIC. clear-rtb, lOSgl1c.
clear. 1lI@llHc. Lard declining; 13Ec. -
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Railroad Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA. February S.-The gross
earnings of the philadelphia and Erie road
are 50, 100000; net, 100000. The report
shows 81, OO0, 900 decrease in expenses.
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Found Frozen to Death.

BALTIMORE, February San unknown
man was found in JoDes's Falls this morn
ing frozen to death. His arms were on the
ice and legs in the water. There was no.
thing found about him to identify him. He
was about forty five years OF age.
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ruICAcn NAHK ETS

CHICAGO, February S.-Flour quiet and weak.
Corn in fair demand; No. 2 mixed, 63Hc. Pork
dull and dropping III $500 Lard in fur demand
and firm s13 So. Whlskey bouyaHt aud unsettled
t;c hid. 97c asked,
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, February s.-Flour steady. = Pork
quiet at $40. Lard firm; steam, $500 3ac.; ktt-
tie, 144N14kc. Bacon limer; shouldsfs. ESQ
SIC: cleur.rib, 10h0I1Ic clear, !114lll1 10.
Whiskey firm and higher: 96c.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE. February S.-Flour unchanged.
Corn irln at 6S670c. Pork quiet and unchanged.
bacon duh and declining: shodl ders, SSc.; clear
rib and clear, 11'sc. Lard-plitne steam, ldc :
fierce, 14Xc.: keg, l54c. Whiskcy excited at 9bc.
BareIue unchanged. ".#..e
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ASSOCIATED Press.I
THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE

New ORLEANS, February THE compro
mise is the general topic of conversation to-
day among the politicians and business men.
1t is understood that not 4 member of the
present Kellogg Legislature will yield, con-
sequently the proposed adjustment is gene
rally regarded as impracticabe.
General Sheridan returned to-day.
1t Is understood that the congressional
committee are. unanimous in their opinion
that the action Of the Returning Board was
illegal and that the Conservatives elected a
najority of the members of the Legislature
at the late election.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, VA. February ., 1919.
nROPOSALS FUR THE REhOY AL
OF THE MIG HT-SOIL from Inc city d., ny
some odorlcss pEsr malic process wlh es ",c,
until W. DNEsDAY February 24th. no eoh III ~ ~
In presence Of The committee and met ,nef ap-
pesnecl5 niiv' j. g.. CaBr LII,
fe a.odt24 President OF The Board.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, February Seattle dull sales,
2, 700 head: extra State and Western, 74g74c. |;
unchanged: sales OF 5000 head ar 5TQ97c. Hogs
In fair demand; sales OF 5000 head 81 S1U@1 0.50
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CYTY ALMsEOUsE,)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0FyIcE-
February 5, 1851
ATOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WIN
~ ba receI we'd al this Office until TIL fsDAf ,Fes-
ruary g. 1875, =; II o'cIocas NJ for furnishing Tx
civ \ ms house with supp'es Oh
Lnrcu prrr SEGAR,
pnux VINEGAR,
BACON, Scnr'
FLOUR, SaA'osra
BE Bic IRISH POTATOES,
COFFEE
oI III Isii,, for rs. Relief Of the psOs reserve
the rishl TO reject any al bids off nd aud o. CIV
ing the coatract for eaeh article equhfeo I" TIC -
es! bidder therefor. .,.,,, =, ,,,s o.Hce
5000, WILLIAM ENGLISH,
hartman Comn1su,e for the Keller OF fool.
positively no bids received after the time named.
70
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Florida Seuatorship,

TALLAHASSEE, February S.-The ballot to-
day resulted: Bullock, 80; Bisbee, 80; tie
rest scattering.
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West VIRGINIA Senatorshlp

HUNTINGTON, February S.-The vote to-day
resulted Camden, %; Walker, % j; Steven
son, 10; Carpenter, 10; Caperton, 10; Blair,
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obituary..

PHILADELPHIA, February S.-Dr. Isaac N.
Marselies is dead aged seyenty-four.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February S.-Virainia 6's, peelers,
SO; consols, SAN. West Vlrginis's, lex. North
Carolina 6's, old, IS; new, 12; special tsx,5. Bid
TO .riay.
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/ his ,,surpipg government, or which woult
in effect condone the unparalleled in(amy done
! to the people OF Louisiana on the 4th of Jan
uary. 1875.
Resolrcd, That in entering into any com
promise, bargain. arrangement, or adjust
mcnt with the usurper Kellogg and those
who uphold or depend upon him, represcn'
| ,ativcs, senators. or others elected by the
| Conservative people of Louisiana. have for
| gotten that they are servants with limited
! functions. and have now boldly usurped the
great interests and prerogatves of the rco'
pie. their masters, and that no such bargain.
com promise. arrangement, or adjustment, Is
binding on the people, and will not be toie-
rated by them.
|" ReS,lred, That we will tell these men
whom we elected to represent us, and whom
we have trusted. that we desire no compro-
mise with the Kellogg usurpation; that we
demand and will agree to nothing less than
The reinstatement Of the legally-clectcd lie.
ptslaturc as il stood on the 4th OF January
when United States soldiers entered into its
portals to eject the lawful representatives OF
the people. and that they must be relnstated
unuledgcd and un.rammelled save by the
sanction Of their official oaths and the iealty
and duty they owe to their country ana
their constituents.
"Resolred That we call upon our brave
fellow citizens Of all the parishes in the State
10 assemble in mass-convcntion to JON us In
ut,cring this solemn protest against the pro-
noscd action OF those senators and represent.
ativcs who, forgctful Of their duty or blinded
by false considerations, would undo all the
results of our heroic efforts and surrender
the struggle for our rights and hoerties'
which are dcarer than life."
THE INVESTIGATION.
The testimony before the Congressional
Investigation Committee day was by VIII
neSscS called by the Conservatives, Including
army officers, colored and white Republicans,
officers under the Kellogg government, and
other citizens. and all went TO show that the
election of 1874 WAS fair and quiet, and the
only intimidation was Of colored men who
would have voted the Conservative ticket
but for fear Of the coorcd Republicans. 1T
was in evidence that the negroes in some OF
the parishes were made to believe that troops
we're sent there 10 see that they voted the
Republican ticket.
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TAKE NOTICE.-The undersigned, rep.
/ resentaiiye OF the owner OF Andersons ware
sd dsv or March. 1875 10 close said warehouse as
a plac. established by law tor shr inspection ana
storage of uDmanufaet ed crop-l tobacco rms no.
Iee /, given In accordanc. with The second sfction
of an act OF the General Assembly passed April
80, 1857. y. ~. 81 pars.r
RICHMOND, February 1.lS75. " s.tu
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nYEING AND SECURING.

GENTLEMEN'S,T YOUTHS, AND BOYS
~ CLOTHING, however much soied or faded
CLEAhSED or DYED In frs;-claSs style, anu al
the cheapest rates.
Ladies having articles 10 be cleaned or colored
will find Ii 10 their Interest TO send or call ut
MCkESNkY'S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing establishment,
ia 26-3m Marshall street. near Fifth.
nYEING DYElNGl DYEING Great
- reduction In prices-reduced 25 per cent
DYElNG done on the newest and most improved
plan. Gentlemeu's oyercoats dres5conts, vests. and
pants dyed plum, blue. brown and blue-htack- La
dies wtar-aresses, clocks, sha~ls, waterpr0ofs,
opera-coaks sasheS, scarfs, Ribbons parasols and
all kinds straw goods dyed grunge, scarlet, pink,
solferlno, green, puJple. maroon, crimson, wine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. An st3ds o.
F.uthers Owed all colors. cleaned and cnrled. Kid
gloves dyed and cIeaned at 90 cents Crepe wells
eyed, cleaned. and dressed. Allgoods caresuly anu
prolnntly attended 10. PREMIUM STEAM D1 T.
ING AND CLEANING WORKS. SS4 Malr
street fde 23-3nl J.J. SCOTT. Proprietor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TOHN ". DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
- NORTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY one of the best in The United States.
Local agents wanted iu the cities and counties gen.
orally. .... .....
Cnice at present at my coal-yard, on Basin be-
tween sighth and Ninth streets, Richmond, Va.
fe 1-d1 tn.Swlt
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TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE. - 49, "-
y No 1OS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK. .oo
CASH AsSETS OYER u. ,. 20
every aunir ersary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, anc
quarterly.
United STATES. no ~
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pOYALFIRE INSURANCE. OMFAN1
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS. Nv Ek.
deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. 600
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
L PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS, OVER. 81 2,000,00e
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. ....s5 $4,000
Shareholders personally respons ible for the ebi'
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above stnunch old English COM
panies we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unquestonable security, prompt and liberal
settlement of all claims, ano heavy income.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE 20. Agents,
no1O No. HOS Main street.