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f.e:trr from Petersburg.

. correspondence OF me richmond )ls1ri'cil.j
PETERSBURG, April u, 1915.
the Fire Brigade celebrated today Estate
washing day hy grand parade through the
principal streets Of the city. The line OF
ln4rch WA, formed in front Of the Exchange
building, Bank street, under command OF
( Chief Engineer Jarvis, in the following or
der: Old-Strect Steam Fire-Company. 53
men; ,Ioc-Scott Steam Fire. Company, IS men :;
S.0uewall Hose COMPANY, 81 men !: johnson
Hose Company, IS men: Hook and-Laddcr
Company, 10 men-naking total ct 22O
ncn III line. They appeared in full uni
form, with their engines and bo>c-caIriagc>
handsomely decorated with flowers and
rypyurreus. The different engine houses
wrIe also beautifully dressed il honor Of the
o...lsion. and the bells tollcd In their Va.
riuus-cOIUrrd uniforms the companies made
an imposing display.
At the conclusion of the parade the bri-
yadc assembled ut the courthouse TO make
iri3l Of the capacity OF The two steam-@n-
gin"S, where an immense crowd hau gather.
I'd TO witness it, The test had not progressed
far. however. before scenes q disorder oc-
carried on the Square, which required the
interference Of The Mayor aud police. These
tiisoi dcrs were repeated, resulting III 80
much confusion that the Mayor peremp'oriIy
ordered the crowd from the Square, ana the
further trial Of the engines TO cease. In
obedience to this command the Courthouse
square was quickly cleared, The crowd dis
pcr,ed, and the tiremen, reforming ilne,
marched away. A good deal of excitement
was manifested, and several parties we're ar
rested and put in Jail.
MIS-. ID. Y. Branch, an aged and much re-
spected lady, was quite seriously burned al
her residence this morning by her clothes
accidentally taking fire. Her injuries, how
ever, are not dangerous.
The handsome sum Of S1,l1O, clear OF all
expenses, was realized 1T the fair recently
held for the benefit Of the First Baptist
church.
4 call has been issued for meeting Of the
officers ard men Of the Twelfth ana Forty
first Virginia regiments, residents here. TO De
held at the courthouse on Friday evening,
IA make arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the delegates to the con.
veution of Weisiger's brigade on the 10th OF
May next. E....-..,-
On Sunday last the fine two-story residence
OF Colonel Benjamin Barrow, at Red OAKS.
in Brunswick county, was entirely destroyeu
b, fire. The Colonel and his family mao
been to church, and on their return found
the dwelling in fumes. The tire had made
such progress that they were only able TO
save two beds and bureau. Everything
else was lost. There was no insurance on
the property, and the loss is quite heavy.
The ire is said to have been accidental.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher is the only minister who
will 20 from this city to the Southern bap-
fist Convention.
Rev. ]. A. Leslie, formerly student at
Richmond College, has accepted call to take
pastoral charge of Enon Baptist church, IN
Chesterfield county, to succeed the late he'.
80 S,rochan. ROBIN HOOP.
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|, 10 report &c. the Council all the Outstanding
obligations Of the city, funded or uhtuhded
due OF TO become due.
f'rhc Conucl seems to be In considers q
bic middle over the accounts connected with
The construction Of tho bridge over Lewis
creek. AZ the last meeting the matter was
referred 10 The city attorney for his opinioE
upon the subject. His written opinion was
received last night, in which he recommends
the Council to take no further steps in the
matter. but leave the creditors Of the con-
tractor (Simms) 10 settle their claims Of pri-
ority III the courts: Otherwise, in the present
condition Of an'urS. the Council, in attempt
ing 10 decide the question OF priority, may
involve the city in litigation as weR rs make
il liable Tor Tie claims OF some OF saiu cred
iors,1
The commissioner Of the revenue was all-
iholi2,G la procure three blink blocks Suita
bic for making ont the !and-hooks of the city.
Mr. Evans offered the following resolu-
ton which was adopted
" hrSdrcd. That the commissioner OF the
rcvcnlc Se requested ID report TO the next
meeting of the Council whether he has as
>c>scd any personal property for city taxes
tor less amount than they are assessed for
State taxes within the last TWO years, and if
-. whose property and the amount
This resolution promises 10 Is" Ut some IN
tcrcst TO the owners OF personal property IN
The city. When the assessment of the real
estate o: the city was made about two years
ago the Council lowered the assessments
made by the commissioner Is per cent. OF
all Tao real estate in the city. Some persons,
owners of considerable personal property.
demanded thai the assessment OF their per-
sonal property should likewise be reduced
- per cent. and in some instances this was
to0c. and the tax levied and collected ac-
c0rding!y. This resolution seems 10 look 10
m effort on the part OF the Council 10 correct
this matter. ard will doubtless create con-
siderable stir.
TIE Council adjourned to meet on Thurs
day (to-morrow) evening nj , o'clock. when
tt.r tx bill viii be takcnup MAX.
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From Louisa.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, April 81, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: The cold snap proved
even greater, If anything, than reported in
my letter the other day. 1t has not turned
mach warmer, and vegetation is utterly an
initiated. The greatest pity is in regard to
tobacco-pllnts. 1t looks mere like Deem
Der than April. Old men say it is one Of if
net he greatest spell they ever saw. II
seems that Mr.. Thurmon (of great fame at
presently foresaw great change in the sea-
sons. This gentleman had no ''bclievcrs I"
mere. / suppose he will make his calcula
tons over again. MACKENZIE.
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Dlsf GOODS.
COURTNEY d POW ELL,

TOURTNE1 4 FUWELL,
Y SIS BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth 73c.:
STRIPED SILKS al Use worth : 20;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from soc. 10 : LOU:
BLACK SATIS-STEIPFD GKESADISES ~ 4Oc. !;
WHITE bACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at
25c.. SOC. 40. AMI SOC:
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED ATiS':S for gentlemen.
FRENCH and SGLISlI CASSIMERES,
GENILEMEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR, medium
weight;
GESTLEMES'S GAUzE SHIRTS ri Soc,
LADIES MERISo and GAUZE VESTS at 71c.,
GIRLS and BOYS MERISO and GACZE VESTS,
CuRSETS AT Soc. LINEN BOSOMS at l2i3c.
just received n hauasUnc lot OF liAf-oCARFS
NhCK-sCAKFS. silk and lace; PARhSOLS. in every
color and quality: YAK LACE. " oRSTkD PRINCES,
&C: Iwo-BuTTOS MD GLOVES II II VICTORIA
KID GLOVES al $50. go
MIR CHARLES HARTWELL is now Win us,
and would he glad to see his friends. ap l9-3m
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FOR LEASE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX
Y LEASE.-I will lease for Il rim oil five years
that valuable trac known aa
NECK OF LAND.
containing about TWO THOUSAND ACRES, w
e,,r;nseu and under cultivation; situated hei wc-n
Jamestown ard William burg, about seven mics
.rom the latter place. ,.
I he land Is finely ada pied 10 raising
WHEAT AND CORN,
and one hundred acres OF ii Is now IN llfno'h!. 1t
contains
ALL NECESSARY OUT-BUILDISGS,
,hi. .rr In ,,crfpc, order and Is situated tina
hr ,r4 ct can be divided and leased 10 Two Tenants.
II would be admirably suited for
GRAZING FARM;
aud for pleasant society is most aSreeahly Situated.
a po>t-DtIi,c within mile OF the mouse; seven
thousand cords. of wood be cut from the pace
ut cost of -. cents per cord.
Fo full D ri ocular, and terms apply TO me ut me
Exchange Hotel.
ap 13-2awfw WILLIAM ALLtN.
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The committee appointed by the recent
PRESBYTERIAN conference have completed the
draft of Il constitution for the proposed con-
federation Of the reSbytcrian churches,
which is TO be considered at the meeting in
London next July.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States
on Tuesday: No. sol. n. NJ. Lee, administra-
tor. st., plaintiff IN error. Is. +. NJ. Garnet.
+, cevrr, &C.. On q motion OF t.. Ii. Hill dis
missed With costs.
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BY Telegraph
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK, April Non.-Stncks active.
Money. 3. Gold, 1l42. Fxchanee-LOng, 4S7H;
short. 1907 Governments active and little lower.
States quiet.
Erening.-Moucv easy at 3HGDl. Exchange strong
al 1879. Gold ! 4Ia1 lax. Governments Gull and
sieaDy. States quiel and nominal.
SUB-TREASURY BALkSCES.-GoL old. S60.4Ji,-
i51; currency. Sal .S54.S2J. The Snb-Trcaourcr
paid out i330000 on account Of Interest and
S21 Gao for bonds.
Customs receipts. :335.0C0.
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From the lower portion of the peninsular
maryland) The reports are not ENCOURAGING.
The trees there were in full bloom, and tue
ninpiny frost las undoubtedly killed great
many. Further up, however. the accounts
are more encouraging. The plants were not
so far advanced, and consequently escaped
the hlighlipg effect Baltimore An'er.eaas'
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lBY TELECn ApiLJ
SEW YORK,

New YORK. Anil 21.-C"tton dull; sales d
So bales at 5000 l6ac. Southern hour quiel alc
uu han.ci: common TO fair extra, 5000 SO 90
cr: 81 .25m:1 30 Tor winter red western Corn &c
lower; 922L93c for yellow western. Coffee
firm at l64MlSc., gold, for RIO. Sugar
quiet and scarcely :" firm; Il G4s 3-lGc
7GtG sac for molasScs: S 5-l6a SIC for Musco-
v:ic,0 9tc Tor Centrifugal. Mol.>s=s firm al 4 1c
FOR iifty-tcst. Rice quiet and unchanged. Tall rs
irucr ii 1-160 9Gc iosin steady nj ~ '@lG
3Sr. i'o-k ilrmcr 1T S22.=5; Lard Gasicr;. print
steam. G,ic. WHISKY steady at :l.14& Freight,
10 Liverpool heavy ard lower.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 21.-Fonr quiet and scady.
Wh,ut frmer and easier. Coon iirin"r; southern
whit. S7Is9 yellow. S7W SSc.: western mixed,
sSr. Cate nl,ct: southern. 72N77c. Rye Gnet
and unchanged. Provisions quic. and easy, but n"t
Gmm.aDly lower. Lard-I;. in'd 1G@l Gac. coffee
hrm ana unchanged Whiskcy-sm1l sale, al
81 Ii!.m S1.l5. sugar, 1o'gHtl U3c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. ApriI 2l.-Flnur unchanged. corn
firm al 74d75c Provisions strong Fork, So %
M$23. Bacnn-Shouldrrs. 9Gt.; clear M ahn
clear. Sl2.9UmSi3.25. Prime mrd-st.aln, oHc
t:crcc, 1861 Gi:c. Whiskey, Sl.l2.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 21.-Flour iirln; low aud medium
grades stil in light supply and wanted Suptrhne
winter 81 75Gis5. Corn dull aud declining: No.
= mixed 7l@72lc. Whiskcy. *l.l3 Pork firm
aka at c s22 Pn E3e" ,r:nE ee Shol 1871 So s
Lard higher; rcliucd. Lobe.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. 4 pri 2l.-F'our qGict and unchanged.
Corn buoyant and unsettled; No. mixed, 7l@
7lac. Lard-An advance asked-none established
sales AZ IL 500. PORK opened firm aud closed JUL
at SCI .s9a. Whisky In fir demand at sl.l2a.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 81, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer MISSIONER, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chandlse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Erig Homely. Merres, New York, light. Gallego
Mills Manufacturing Company, To load flour Tor
i' schooner ciipse, Conklin, New York, COAL Pow
Schooner 5. s. Ty Ter, Mathews, New York, coal
Schuoner Rose McOeyi!t, MnIlen, Philadelphia
pig-iron Old dominion IRON and Nall. w orks COIN
pany. ,.,, p. ph,.Jl-
phia, light, Curtis parser.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandlse and passengcrS, l.; u. Iatum, ..,
Schooner Il. Williams, faui, "a>ilnstoG, coa''
Curtis i Parker
Schooner Hope On, Chase, Baltimore, p'g iron
anu hoops, Curtis iarSer. ,a.,..o p.,,,
more, plg iron aud coal, Curtis Parker
Scnooner J. J. Pnaro, Soper, New irk, coal,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York OIL the 9th, bark Analie Ger
H From New York on the 18th, Schooner william
Frum PhiL,driphis on the 20lh, steamer j. y
From NorioA, Va, on the goth, brig Sabra.
MEMORANDA
ANEW York On the 9th, schooner j. {. Crafts
Greeiey. from Rockand for Richmond, Va.
NEW YORK April 19.-Arriyed: Schooners d
A. urtis, .Quillan; John Young, Young ;n Plat!
Haley. Haley Clara Gar5ury l.: hop ,.1,sS
A. Morrill,, Kelly a. 8. Aurlbut, Erihng; JOSEPH
& FranEliu, Mankin; Ellie Bodine, hut'er-ai
from Virginia.
Arrived at Boston on 10th. schooner Hannal
| Little. lngersuI, from Richmond. Va.
AT Phil ad, .paia on 20th, schooner Areo, 1!iet
i've days r IN James river. mails ,,,,s ;.
| ktPr evidence uu 10 u, schooner o. q h''uS, IL
gerso a. from hicbmoGd, Va. u!
BY Telegraph.
! SEw YORK, April 81. Arrived: PomeranL
{ f,on,nbus civ of New fnrk. Arrlpcd out: 5res
western, Ida, General sedg WICK.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 81, 1879.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-1fHHe. 90 bushels. Eed 2I2 bushels.
CORN WHIT, 400 bushels. IeitoC, Ito BUSH
els. .Nired. 30 bushels.
naTs.-l 002 bushels.
MEAI.-S6 bushels.
PUTATOES.-i2 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 232 bushels ut 81 30: OS bush.
els on private !"rms-tortl. 500 ttl,nrS. hed: is
bushels al IS; bushels Ut 81 80: II bushels
on private terms; 80 bushels very good AT Sl.31.-
foal 23S bushels.
CORN White: 800 bushels prime on private
terms: 20 bushels good 1T SEC: 81 bushels very
good at S7c.-tnIal Ala bushels. Iett2w: So
bushels very good AT So; 80 bushels 1T SJc.-to-
tai | l 6 bushels. .Nrcd: 40 bushels very good
al SEE; 3S bushels on private terms; % bushels
1T S7c.-total, 200 bush Is.
OATS.-7S2 bushels on private terms II bushels
at G5c.-rolal. 79i bushels.
MEaL.-S6 busGcls on private terms.
REL INHIBITED.
OATS.-7S2 bushels.
MEAL.-Sti bushels.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

CEILING OUT AT COST, AT 9O3
SMAIS STREET. TO CLOSE RUsINESs.-l
am now offeripg my entire stock of Ga INA INA
QUEENsWAME. GLASS and SiLyER pLA a.,,E !.
WsRE, CUTLERY and FANCY Gs9oD ~, Wa.u =,
generuI sy.ortment OF housekeeping articles ~
Cost II ose in want should call early 10 . e
bargains. r. oohHas y
az is-iw&Tu, Thssa2w %.
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~ N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL u -
~. sURANCE AGENTS, lola aAiI sTHH r,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE nv.
sURANCE COMPANY, 81 d Lon nno and md din.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. orG ,c,u.
natl thio-assets eyer $1,000 COO:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. I'D spA.
NY. 81 New iori,-asset- oyer l50O.QUO:
LYNCHgURG rysURshAhCE AsD BN KING
EOMfhaHHi' :" H5nsN' ovsi
'vATLASTIC INsURAScE COMA NY. O,
Erookiyn, n. Y,-zSset3 over S3p1.3n1.
| PHtTNIx INSURANCE COMPANY or root
tyn ". Y.-ass.1s over t2sU9o00h " "
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE ~ Ip.Sy Of
Portsmouth, Ya.-asSets over s5AehU -
Dcpo,,te with the Treasurer OF WI int. a, sa
GEO. Losses equitably adjusted nnr oInntiy nsiS
at this agency ApPhcahonS '".e /, and imms-
data attention given fh"refo 49, ~ IA
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FLORISTS.
OE SECTIONS In s1slAs
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY. Zss7Is

- s,r,pe of lpas, from the '>lfoliy~s0h Gene
- f'omn,ny'' rnye opened III the gIuunosa
rroWER-GARDEN AND GKEES-HOUsE'a
with large stock OF choicc. PL Ants &c, for the
nnrTSse of supply :ig the wa3ts or I'LL VINO aesue
FLOWERS and stra9nery foI me uec'ra'loh Oh tneH
.tsn nronoss. to take charge or sections 10y the
nd Guarantee to giva faih Vi attention ~ uE
Same Work eli all kinds usually coae In cemeie-
RES will be promptly itnced To- a. shof. ho'Is
and lowest r2ics. - .n,a,,
,opehar wlih mat OF bx nx enabled TO procure the
ryce. of AN experie Dt e1 garSeu.r, located on ihe
yrnnnds NIL no douI be readily seen anu api>re.
ciated.
FUNERAL DECORATIONS AND BOUQUETS
specially. Terms, moderate.
For particulars, address r-,.,
at Holly wood Flower Sardcn,
corner AlbrU .arlr aud cherry ftretta.
OFFICE HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CoapsSI.3
RICHMOND. VA March Is. 1870.
| Wetake pleasure In ~ commencing 10 the owners
of seclioas In this Cen .rtery. Nj W. A. ). SMITH
person TO take charge of al: cemetery ehruss
| ed to his care.
| JAMES IL. GAR, NEh, s. creiary.
W. GODDIN.
| THOM A. u. QUARLES, z
/ j. .DANFukTH.
| ROBERT +. WILLIAMS,
HENRY EXaLL:
apl77t 90 plree.o.s:
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, .Arril 2l.-Eir2inia c., peeler>. l ::
consrls, 54;s West Nrgitta's. 81. North Carolina
g., old, 20; rev. 10: special tax, 3. bid to-day.
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WALNU L FURNItUK E.-Wcc Ca, m &
Nv a'teH3 on 70 our tne sIoek Of WALNUT -
DRESsISG!- lAsE SUITS; BEDsrEAps. b. !"
REArs, " AsHsrASps; large STOCK OF HAhp-
RoaES OF the best material. STYLES. and finish. We
inferior styles cell Ut sucton.sales AL other aoodA
proper ionslely cheap. Call and sess the aaeSc.
isa 3m n GATHRtaHT. ~ Goyssaes ssfset,
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THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER
sNAkE
SIa1MOSS'S LIVER REGULATOR

TAkE
SIaIMOSs'S LIVER Regulator
for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
1t is emincntly Family Medicine;
and BY bting kept ready for in,metff-
ate resort will save may al hour Of
su3aring and many dollar i'll time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial II Is still re-
cciving the most unqualified tes.mO-
NialS OF It's virtues from persons Of
the hShcSt character AMI reSponss
bINtv Eminent physicians commend
II as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PA;S In the SHOULDERS. ftIZZi-
NESS, SOCk STOMACH, bad taste
IN the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
TACKS, PALrITATIOS Of the
HEART, PAIN In the region Of
the kIDSETS. DESPOSDENCY,
GLOOM, and iorehoJIngs Of EVIL,
all uf which are the offspring of
q diseased LIVER.
II Won feel DULL, DRowSY,
Debit tTED, have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
To$GUE COATED. you are sur
feriRg from TORPID LIVER or
BILIoUSEESS," and nothing
Will cure YOU so speedily aid
permanently.
me LIVER. the largest organ
In the BODY, Is generally The
seat o.. the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
fcl ing, wreirhedueSS, and
DEATH will enSuc.
Armed with this ANTlDOTE, all climates an'
changes Of water and food may be faced withou
fear. AS remedy In MnLARIDUS FLYERS
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REsTLESSNEs
T III tC5HEApEsT. PrRgsT. AND BEST FAM
LIZ MEDICINE IN TIE WORLD!
II have never seen or tried
such simple. etiictci"n: sat
iSfactory. and pleasant teinc-
dy in my liIr."-ll. HAISER,
Sl Louis. No.
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens.
81 ocra. lonaly use, when my
condition requires II, DoCt1r
Simmons's Liver Regulator
with good eiiCctS."-lloN,
ALEX. Il. sTEri EMS.
Governor OF Alabama.
"Icur Regulator has been
In Use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded II
vain bic addition To the
medical science."-GOY. }.
GILL sHOETER. Ala.
II have USED the Regulator
inmy family for the past sew
entcen years. CHI safely re-
commend ii 10 the world Us
the best medicine have ever
used tor th.l class Of diseases
Il puraorts TO cure."-H. +.
THlGPEN.
President of City Bank.
"slmmons's Liver kegula-
tor has proved 4 yood and eh-
cacinus lnedicue."-C. A.
SCTTISG.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with Ur. SimmoGSs Liver
Medicine Tor more than tIan-
T.; wears. ana know 1t Ia he the
best Liver Regulator offered
Ia the pubic."-N X. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, belefon-
taine, Ga.
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SINNl<S,S

SIMMONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DysOepsfi, Constipi ION, Jaunulce, Bilious
attacks Sex flea,:lche, Collie, Depression OF spr.
its, sour stomach, HEARTBURN: &c. &C..
IVY IT HAS No EQUAL.
Isa fautIrss family me,;Icine.
does not dlsarriugc The system.
Is sure to cure If taken regularly.
IL no Dir ,.tlr violent medicine.
Does net Interfere with business.
i no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders prepared SlMMONS'S LlFEH
REi;C,hrOk unless In orr n<ravcd wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, aaG signature uhorosrn;
lone ''"e' j. II. ZEILIH Il CO.,
Macon. Tia, and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Compliant arr un' aSim ~ ana
paiu In TIE side. Sometimes
the pain Is in the -hnaIdcr, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach is aitrcted with
LOSS OF APPETITE anu sick
ness !tlwc in general cos
TIVE. sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trout
Dcd with pain, and Gull, heavy
sensation, considerable Loss
or MEMORY. accompanied
with ,aiuf'u s,n-aiioi at hay
iuc LEFT uNDOSE something
which ought Ia have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness. DEBILITY. ard low
Spiri'S. Sometime, = MANY OF
the aDusc SYM, ou- aIt-nutne
disease, aud ~ other times
very FEW Of them, b;it the
LIVER Is generally the organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpiditr of the Iivtr ans rthet IS always anX-
iosIy sought after. IT Tie liver Is regula Led In Its
action nc,llth l. almos; invarl.bly secured Want
o, acIion I'm tie liver causes hcadache, consl ioh
iaandce, pain In IN" shoulders cough. chiiis; TzA-
IrS. sour stomach. bad Ia-ie III the mouth biotts
ttacKs, paptailon of thu heart; depression OF spi-
rits. or the blues AMI Il hundred other symptoms.
FOR vbich SIMMONS LIVER REG ULArOk !.
ih lest remedy that has ryir brcn discovered. II
ACT, mildly elE crua ~, and, bang simple Vegeet-
hIe comDouud eau d. DO Injury IN any quantities
th,t /, NAV be taken. II Is harmless In every way
hrs b, en- used for fc. 3 xcArs, ana hundreds OF
the good and great fr0Iu ali parts 81 the Country
will .puch for its being the purest andbest.
NIB l0-tJe2S
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FURNITURE
EURNITURE!

EURNITURE' "a
I oper Tor sale ,000 worth Of FiRsT.ci.SSs
FURNITURE. Gall 40 see my Wstnut suils. ffiil
marble, from 81 50. Sly 8. Sl2S sli5. al 90. s9S:
without marble at $50. ali wannt / q nisrss: Pm
lar SUITS, full marble from ssh to sss. baripr
Suits tiaircloth or Il cps from 900 10 SSs ponsr
suits, 10 pieces. wi hout marble. with high bed.
stead, from s4o 70 F28 Compare with what is
solo by aucuon tol more money. This ID no hum.
bug ] have ~ " .ast $4,000 worth OF EUhkG,
TURE OF all desc options which viii sell for cash,
or by weekly OF lonthly Instruments
WILLIAM DAFFROG.s
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lob PRINTING.
,,o,,r ordars for printing TO DISPATCH
pnISTySc -iousE IL you wtali 70 nays IAssS
nrnmpty neatly. and cheaoiY axee9s1 SAS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Fl, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL %, 1875.
sun rises. Moon rlses..........6 06
sun Sc s..........6.4Qi High tde. 20
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MUTUAL. ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN ll3i.----.---.~---
OFFICE CORNER oF,TSNrI AND BAHh- STREETS.
INsuahs BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL Oh
aSSUAL PO-ICE.
10000, 900 PROPERTY fLh0Gtb fAS
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQEIPABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
aERBERT A.. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agept.
JOHAB. DASFORTH.
secre.afy-.
HENRY d. DASFOETh,
Assistant Secretary1
SAaUEL II. PCLLIAM,.
NAL. Collector
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

DIRECTORS.
Asa Snyder, Isaac II. Csrrington.
Peter W. Grubbi, John a. Coke,
Clement K. Barksdale, W. II. Quarles.
j. X Cnildrey, Anthony BARGAINING,
William VI. Archer, ". rs Lucke,
William H. Palmer, Bailey Davis.
l.. b. Tatum, frank ID. filli
:. H. Hayes X. e.. Morton.
T. Vim PcmbnrtOn. Lewis ID. Crcnshaw, Jr.,.
d. ) Woodbridge, George W. Curry,
+, n Glasgow. Samuel Free dley,
r. l.. ID. Waltora, }. ". Allison.
John Tyler,
ASA SNYDER. PRESIDENT.
i. J. GLASGOW, FICE-PEESIDEST.
r.. q. MEADE, SECRETARY.
j. Il. GRANT, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
m l5-1m
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.

JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
u No HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
pANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS. OVER. ~ 'goV'ouVQ
every anniversary OF policies.
Premium, payable annuity, scmi-annually, ana
quarterly. . l., a..
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