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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-28

RICHMOND AS AN On MARKET-LARGE
SIIIPMENTS.-Nlr. Isaiah Warren will ship
tomorrow from his retineryin this city some
500 barrels of oil, which he has sold, dcliv-
cradle in Richmond. Va, for the Bremen
market. This shipment goes to Richmond
via Huntington by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at cost, all expenses in
Guided, OF SLIP per barrel, which is exactly
thirty and half cents less than the Balti-
more and Ohio road asks for carrying it to
Baltimore. The Baltimore and Ohio will
carry barrel of lard to Baltimore ut forty
eight cents, and yet will ask SLAP! for q
barrel of oil. both being fourth-class freight.
combination that exists between the
Standard Oil Company, an immense
monopoly, and the leading lines Of
railway, to put up the transporta-
ton. Tom Scott is one Of the head
fellows in the scheme. and it is said
that his agreement is to give the Baltimore
and Ohio 1000 barrels OF oil per day, over
the Connellsville branch, in case they hold
up the rates. The Chesapeake and Ohio is
outside OF this combination, and hence at
this time is doing large carrying trade be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cleveland and the
seaboard at Richmond. A shipment OF
1000 barrels is coming down tomorrow
from Pittsburgh to Huntington. a-#
Speaking of oil, we notice that the mar
ket is apparently gaining in strength. The
advance in the last ten days has been equal
to about Il cents per gallon, say from l2s
to II cents. Crude is now quoted at $3.50 at
Pittsburgh, as against S1.31 this time one
year ago. Wheeling InteHigencer, 26th.
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ERlprrNgwIllc.l1K COUNTY.

DEspoNpENT VIEW OF THE srTuAT1oS-N0I
ONE THIRD OF TOBACCO cRop--DEATH OF
PROMINENT PLASTEgs-Loss OF TEACHERS y
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLIE HopE, July %, 1875.
No ADEQUATE idea Of the gloom that over
spreads our county can be given. we can.
not make more than from one fourth 10 one
third o; tobacco crop. The corn croI
will fall short considerably unless we nave
good rains soon. Our reliance for the pre-
sent is on our low-grounds. Corn On the
highlands Is failing fast. Hogs are rev, ano
can avail us but little without corn to 1atten
them.
Three of our best and most successful
planters have lately been taken from us by
death-Hugh L. Percivall, aged seventy.slS,
who died in Mag; James Pritchett, OF the
same age, who died from the effects OF a can,
Ger on the Both of June; and James, bro
Lundv, whose death occurred on the 25d OF
this month.
Red Oak school district, too, has sustained e,
n great loss in the death Of two OF her Desi
teachers-Mrs. Ann e. Bowden, Rlle OF
CAPTAIN Robert R. Bowdeny and MISS May
A. Bailey, who died at Vagina, the residence 11
of her brother, James W. Bailey, on inc
18th instant. W.
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EXCURsION PATTY ARREsTED.-Con-
siderable excitement was created at Clear
Lake, Iowa, Wednesday by the arrest Of an
excursion party from ST. Louis. The
charges against the party were the violation
OF the game law, bo!sterous conduct, anu a
disregard of the bathing regulations by en-
tering the Lake unclothed. Among the
most prominent members of the party were
Judge Krum, William Samuel, eX-presldent
of Merchants Exchange; Charles Green, a
prominent city official; John Mason, State
senator; and Major Bartlett, OF Arkansas:
Colonel Blodgett was retained in defence OF
the party, hit through the intcrcession OF
G. G. Gilman and the Methodist State Asso-
citation of Clear Lake the parties were dis
missed by the Justice with severe rep
rimand
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,rur SorDIER TrRSED FARMER.-For

The SOLDIER TURNED FARMER.-For the
past four or five years General William II:
i. Lee, of the late Confederate army, son OF
the late General Robert Z. Lee, has been re-
siding at Ravensworth, one OF the finest es-
tates in Fairfax county. Prior to this his
residence was at the "White House," below
Richmond, where lie owns a fine estate.
Since the war the General has given his at
tention to agriculture, and on all public oc.
casions mingles with his fellow-citizens OF
Fairfax and Alexandria. He is in the en-
joyment Of fine health, and is universally
popular. He has just passed our office, Sit
ting behind fine pair OF mules that seemed
to know that a master hand held the ribbons.
Alexandria Sentinel.
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REDUCTION OF POSTAL SALARIES.-In view
OF the reduced appropriations for the pay
OF clerks and agents upon railroads gene
raj reduction in force and salaries is neces.
sary. Postmaster-General Tyner has to-day
issued orders reducing the salaries OF head
clerks in railway post-offices from 81, 400 to
$1,000 per annum, clerks from $1,000 to
S1,150 per ann,rm, and route agents to
amounts varying from 5000 to $1,000 per
annum, according to number of miles run
daily. This reduction, with such decrease
in the number of.cmployGs as can be made
from time to time, will about come within
the limits of the appropriation, leaving but
little margin for growth OF service.
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CONFLICT OF AUTHORITIES AT WEST POINT
west Point, July 25.-The military author.
tiles have hitherto refused to deliver th .;
guard who shot the hack-driver to the civil
authorities. To-day the officer OF the day,
in producing the prisoner at the coroner
inquest, said: 81 am directed by the com y,
handing officer to present this prisoner to
YOU for examination, but to state that ne Is
INV prisoner, and under charge, OF Inc
guard" The prisoner after making hls
Statement was marched back to the guard
house. Tomorrow the coroner WIN ISSUE
q warrant for the arrest of the prisoner, and
the sheriff OF Orange county will demand
his custody. Rothelin. however, will prob
ably not be surrendered, ut least until orders
have been received from Washington, mas,
much as he has been tried by court-martlal
for the shooting, and the findings have not
vet been passed on at army headquarters.
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The New York Times, as we have said
recently, is as unfair as almost any Repub-
lican journal in the Union in its treatment
OF its opponents. Our very temperate ar
raignment Of Judge CRITCHEE it character
lies rs abuse of the coarscst kind. The
Times knows better. There was not a
word in the article to which Judge CRITCHER
could reasonably take exception. But if
there had been, it does not lie in the mouth
OF the Times to censure us for it. That
journal daily applies to Mr.. T1LDES or his
friends cpithets which we would not think
of applying to the Republican candidates.
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Colonel William E. Hinton.

The Convention in Petersburg could not
have chosen better man for their standard
bearer in the approaching battle in that con-
gressional district than WILLIAM E. HINTON.
He has capacity, courage, and constancy.
He has the fire OF youth coupled with the
cool determination of ripper age. He can
hoe his own row, on the stump or off. And
as the old Texan said at St. Louis OF his
own experience, HINTON will make no
charge against his opponent on the stump
that he will not be ready to repeat at ten
PAGES when he gets down. ITO the Wash
ington Republican: This last is to arouse
your ire.
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letter from South Carolina says two
companies Of the regular garrison lett Co
lumbia for Aiken, opposite Hamburg, on
the 22d instant, and will remain there all
summer. This is done in obedience to
orders from the War Department. The
fighting force numbers seventy-two men.
Two companies had also been ordered from
Columbia to Hamburg. -
NJ. Nj. Terrill is appointed postmaster at
Auburn Mills, Hanover county, Va, rice
Miss Ann Harris, resigned. w. w. Wal
lace, Jr., is appointed postmaster at Spring
vile, Tazewel county, Va, vice Daniel
Hartman, resigned. The post-office at Cedar
Spring, smyth county, Va, has been dis
continued for want OF a candidate; the
papers go to Rural Retreat, Wythe county,
Va. 80
Considerable scandal. tits stated, has been
created in religious circles at Toronto by the
fact that the Rev W. R. Nicholson, the
newly-elected bishop Of the Reformed
Episcopal church, preached in Grace church
last Sunday. The church was built for the
church of England, and is under the control
of the bishop OF Toronto.
The residence OF j. Mccoy, near Water
ford, n. Y, was entered by eight masked
burglars on Tuesday night. Two gold
watches, Sl0O in money, and some valuable
jeWery were stolen. The inmates were
forced to swear they would not diyulge the
robbery until O'Clock in the morning.
a Goshen, n. Y, dispatch says that Rob.
ert ii. Berdell, who shot .Wisner Murray,
has again been released from custody. His
case viii now probably be. brought before
the grand jury. Is, .4r..f,, ;,t..d
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srECTALN0TICEs.
Me- GREATER D BARGAINS THAN
ever you can find now mt
1 sYME BROTHERS, 42s BROAD STREET.

SUMMER STOCK regardless to value or cost.
COLoRED GRENADINES at 10 and 12hc.-re-
duced from 90, 80, and 35c.;;
BLACK GRENADINES marked down to one half
of their value;
BLACK SILKS much below general selling price;
COLORED SILKS marked down from 90 to SO per
cent. to close ont the entire stock;
The balance of our stock Of DRESS GOODS to be
sold at great sacrifice;
| IRISH LINENS cheaper than anywhere else In the
city;
LINEN SHEETING at 75c. worth $1.25;
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTToNs and SHEET
INGs Mt the very lowest market prices;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGs spe-
cIalty;
Q. 900 Yards WHITE vICTORLAIAWNat 15c.-
reduced from CSC;
COL ORED LAWNS In new styles;
CAs1BRICs and PERCALES Dust opened in en-
trely new patterns:
New PRINTS for Dresses and Shirts;
| CAssnIEREs and LINEN GOODS for men and
bows wear marked down to very low figures:
900 WHITE BED-QUILTS at 75c worth 81 .25 !;
! so dozen RUSSIA TOWELS at 371sc. worth double
the money;
100 dozen TOWELS at Csc. worth 37Hc.;
NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE DAMASKS,
FRUIT-CLOTHS, at very low prices;
We have 4 very large stock of HOSIERY.
GLOVES, SCARFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
FANS and CHAINS, at very low prices;
l25 SILK PARASOLS to be closed out at sacri-
flee:
MATTINGS and OIL-CLOTHS at cost:
The largest stock of CORSETS in the city from
37kc. up.
Don't fail to call OH SYCLE BROTHERS If you
want to save money In buying your DRY GOODS:
New styles of BUSTLES Mt
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
429 Broad street,
ivoo between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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An INSTANCE OF SIsTERLY DEVOTION
THE THREE THIELHORS MURDERERS.-'Ihe
latest "statement is as singular as any.
AT a meeting called in Newark OF call per
sons who knew the Thielhorn brothers., q
sister OF the murderers makes public state
ment in regard to the loan OF SG5, which Is
declared to have been the first cause OF the
Newark horror Nearly 4 hundred persons
were present at this curious post-n!ortem
discussion, and there is to be another lherc
ought to be better employment than thls'
even for idle men.-Iribune..
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Jesse Pomeroy seems to be the most
dreaded issue in Massachusetts politics.
Governor CASTOR found his chief element
OF appropriately in his inability to condemn
the miserable boy to the gallows, and the
same faction which formerly rallied at him
is now abusing Governor Rice for d similar
exhibition OF weakness. The only way to
get rid of the question seems to be q plank
in the platform pledsing the candidate, if
elected, to have the boy hanged.
Hon. Robert Schenck, cN-Ministcr to
England, and of Emma-mine fame, is pro-
posed rs Republican candidate for the
House of Representatives from the Dayton
district, in Ohio. The New York Times
grows indignant thereat, says Mr.. Schenck's
''epidermis is imperviouS," morally and
politically, and adds that his friends should
Ge reminded that this is reform campaign.
The investigation OF charges Of drunken
ness, incompetency, and Partially, against
Judge Humphreys, OF the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, was commenced
before select committee Of Congress We'd
neSday. The testimony submitted was mol
very conclusive. Some half dozen more
witnesses in support of the charges are yet
to be examined, however. -
A State conference Of colored voters was
held in Syracuse, n. Y, Wednesday. Rev
Henry Highland Garnet was permanent
president. Resolutions were adopted re-
commenting the colored people OF the State
to vote for Hayes and Wheeler. A State
central committee was appointed, with Rev
Henry Highland Garnet as chairman.
The Democrats OF the Eleventh Illinois
congressional district have nominated T.
nj. Knapp for Congress. This is regarded
as a triumph for the greenback men, Scott
Wike, present incumbent, being considered
la hard-money man.
General Wickham and DIR. Plat were adj
| yertised to speak at the Hayes and Wheeler
ratification meeting at Alexandria last night
The wife OF DR.. PeniX, residing at Lex.
ington. N. G., was shot through the arm by
some unknown party few nights ago. The
shot was fired through window.
The work OF razing the Exchange Hote
at Norfolk has been commenced. A tint
new hotel will be erected on the site. st@
. The banquet Of the Farmyille British AS
ISOLATION viii take place November l4th,
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ME- GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS SEASO N.-COHE EN- BRO
THEIRS, owing to their recent heavy purchases and
MONDAY, July 18th, to close their entire stock ut
such reduction must insure their sale Their ire
mcndos stock on hand ana tne Sef T, t 70 rs
They have reduced their Striped tnew stylel and
Solid Alpaca Lustres to 1GHc-sold hrst OF TINS
season ut from 30 to 4Oc.;
500 wards Worsted BeregeS at 10c.:
500 yards Basket Alpaca Lustrcs at 1G2sc-just re-
English six Plaid Pongees at 25 to soc.-reduced
All their Coored Dress Goods are reduced to similar
Their stock of Black and Colored Siks-the largest
now offered In the city-is reduced regardless OF
strped silks at Co. TO- and soc reduced at least 20
TO soc. 4 yard below market value;
So lid Coors ut even greater reductions;
10 pieces of Black Silks. in every grade from the
Cheapest domestic to the finest Imported, all re-
duced to prices to find immediate sale;
90 pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadinc at 15c.-
sold -four weeks ago at 45c.; ,e,
81 pieces Iron tIrenadne at 25. 80, and 33c.-mar-
kct value being 45, So, and 65c.: ..
Mexican SIX Grenadines at 5oc.-soio everywhere
White and Colored Mexican Mesh SILK Grenadines at
Black AIDaca-the best and most reliable quality i'm
ported-at great reductions;
G50 yards Corded Pqne, reduced from l25 to &C.:
more than double that value; ,,.-
400 pieces White and Colored Tarlatans at 1876
reduced from 25 and soc. yards
so pieces White Piqucs at less than one half their
cost to import:
White Organizes at 37Hc. sold everywhere at from
65 to 75c.;
NaInsook Striped Muslin at 1885,, formerly seld at
Striped Linens for boys wear at 1896;
Also very large stock of Cassimeres from 25c up,
all greatly reduced: .,,
400 various patterns of Hamburg Embroideries- the
handsomest and cheapest In the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths ut l0c.;
"a pieces ward wide Perca!es at 10c.:
over 400 Silk Parlsols Of recent purchase, reduced
from 81 .95 to 81 from So to sl.65; from 80 TO
90: from Sc (thc handsomest imported) to 50;
besides many other grades:
so dozen GentIemens Gauze Knit Vests at 25c.. re-
duced from SO and 60c.;
"a dozen Ladies' and Chdrcns at 80 and 3Ti5c, re-
dpced from 60 and 75c.:
A large stock OF Real and Patent Laces:
LOO Japanese and Linen Fans, reduced iuliy 3o
per cent; go -.
large lot of Thread Gloves and Gauntcts Mt great
Iy reduced prices.
below cost to close for this season.. y 10
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1874
and closes June 81, 1877. The College embrace
eight separate schools-viz., Latin, Greek Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemis.
try, and Philosophy, supplied by corps of seven
Professors. The past session was emincnty success
I, and leaves the institution In excellent working
order It's situation, buildings apparatus, and inter-
est-beartng endowment enable 1t TO dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Matriculation and tuition in any three schooss 40
Fuel, light, washing, and board in mess Clubs
about. lib
TOTAL. .slO3
Or by boarding ut College Hotel instead OF
messing :.::.:......-........so 1895
For catalogues giving full information, address
b. PURYEAR.
~ l3-tSe25 Chairman of Faculty.
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"Thc flag of the Union is rapidly falling
below par in the broad domain OF Dixie
says the Washington Republican. The only
thing that is needed to raise it higher than
ever is the ending OF the presidential cam
paign; and this whether HAYES or TILDEN be
elected. The flag falls below par only in
the offices OF lying partisan journals. and
only whilst elections arc near at hand.
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An INDIANA TowN DEsTRoYED.-The town
of Everton, ten miles from Liberty, Indiana,
was almost totally destroyed by fire at late
hour Wednesday night. Loss and insu-
rance not reported. Cause believed inccn-
diary. The eXasperated people arc securing
the country in pursuit OF the culprit.
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REARREsT OF SAILISG-MAsTER ROWLAND
Cantain O. P. Rowland, the sailing-master
of the yacht Mohawk, was arrested in New
York on Tuesday on a warrant issued on
the complaint OF the quartermaster Of the
Yacht, charging that Rowland had wilfully
and feloniously committed perjury in stating
before Coroner Dempsey, at the inquest.
that he had let 90 the main sheet when the
souall was about to strike the vessel. ROW.
land was committed to Jail in default OF
% 5l) hail
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EXCURSIONS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILR0AD,}
RICHMOND. July 20. 1876.
ECREATION FOR TWENTY-FIVE
IL CF,NTS-Parcnts with their children offered
a cheap and pleasant ride every evening from Rich
lnond to Chester. The train leaving the depot nc
allow parties to remain In Chester tw hours and re-,
turn to Richmond ut SAB. Chester Is cool ana
pleasant locality. has good hotel with GOOD fare
and large shady yard with grass pats for children
to play on Round-trip tickets sold at the office at
depot for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. a. SHAW,
ty 2e-ot Superintendent.
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TO SECURE BARGAINS.

TO SECURE BARGAINS.
am still Offering my entire stock AT COST 70
close out summer goods and make room for Inn
provements.
DRESS GOODS for the present and coming season.
extra cheap;
SUMMER CASsTMEREs and LINENS at and be-
low cost to close them out:
PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS at 4 great sacrifice
A large lot of pretty LAWNS at exc. to close them
ont;
25 dozen good CORsETS at 40c. worth 75c;
80 dozen good CORSETs at 50c. worth 81;
Some more of that excellent COTTON at &c. worth
1916;
just received two cases good YARD-WIDE WHITE
CAMBRIA at &c. worth 12'sc. yard
20 pieces elegant VICTORIA LAWN at 15c. worth
zoe. yard. A large line of
sHEETINGs,
COTTONS,
BED-TICKS,
TABLE-LNENs.
TOWELS, 80,
CURTAIN LACES,
ut exceedingly low prices.
1000 yards CORDED PIQUE at Toe. worth 16c';
so dozen good TWo-BUTToN KID GLOVES at
soc. worth 75c. and 81 and lots of other goods,
which will pay you to give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
For bargains call at
WILLIAM TEALHIMER'S,
Col Broad street.
Persons ordering SAMPLES will please enclose
postage. ljy 2sJ W. l.
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~ DISEASED GUMS! OFFENSIVE
BREATH .-Rapidly cured and disnfected by
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH.
To whiten the teeth, preserve the enamel, and
eradicate tartar, use the
SAPONINE DENTIFkICE,
prepared by MEADE 6 BAKER. Ask your drug
gist for these articles.
Price, fifty cents each. Jyl4
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~ I9-1m
TEE AND JACKSON MILITARY
IL ACADEMY,
BJRKEyILLE VA

MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Expenses per session or five months: Board and
tuition. including washing, fuel, and lights ss5
A full and competent corps OF Instructors.
For circulars, containing full tnformation address
27-dlw&w1m PRINCIPAL
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NEAHONE'S OLD BRIGADE.-The 4
IYI members Of MAIIONE'S OLD BHIGADEH
will meet THIS friday EVENING, Jnly 2Sth. "
1876. Mt O'Clock. at the Office of the Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Company, corner Oh
Main and Ninth streets-Nin;h-strect entrance.
Arrangements will bc perfected for attending the
annual reunion Of the brigade In Nori3k, 5mty 5I'
1876. LEROY ). EDMAhDs,
~ 2S-1t* Corresponding Secretary.
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jyl3-tSe25
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTIAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA

Parents in quest of Grst-class school for their
daughters will do well to Investigate the claims of
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughness IN every
CHANTAL ranks pre-c:ninently high. Great atten-
ton is given 10 perfect the pupils In writing and
speaking French with luency. For those sufficiently
advanced II IS the language Of their recreation hours
The purity Of accent and correctness Of pronuncia-
ton acquired In this institution have long been
subject OF surprise to the native Parisian The re-
nown for the superiority in music Is SO widespread
as to have made this Academy almost national one.
One feature In particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CiASTAL to the sensible parent IL
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils to views
and habits of economy, and to render them really
practical and useful women OF society In after years
Simplicity of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united TO the exceedingly moderate
rates OF board and tuition $500 per annuml Will,
we trust secure to this school large and desirable
patronage in the future rs 1t has enjoyed in the
past
For further particulars apply for prospectus to
the DIrectrcss of Mount dc Chantal Academy OF the
Visitation. near Wheeling. w. Va. jy Ism
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Governor WALKERS speech in New York
was capital one. He made good points.
Such speeches. must have some influence
upon the minds of the northern people.
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RICHMOND. VA, Juy2 S,i1S76.
COMPANIES a, B, AND c will as n
" scmble Mt the armory of Company c, corner H
of Thirteenth and Main streets, THIS (Fridayl w
EVENING, at 81 O'Clock, for the purpose Of IL.
adopting resolutions.
BY request Of CONVENIENTLY
CRAYS, ATTENTION.-Asse at h
VI YOUR armory on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT at a
SIX o'clock for quarterly meeting, assessment, "
fines, payment OF dues. &C.. &C. A full attend Il
ance Is specially desirable. BY order OF CanIah H..
iv Obj Orderly.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FARMERS,
T. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
THE AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY, NEW YORK.
Organized III 1853.
CAPITAL. ..........................S 100000
Assets January l, 1876. l,UDS.UAu
Insures only private residences and farm property
Insurcs against damage by fire.
Insures against damage by lightning
Insures horses and stock :igans. damage by fire or
lightning.
Rates US low as any other stock company doing
business IN Virginia. Special rates 10 Patrons Of
Husbaniry. For other information, addrass
GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS, State Agent:
iy oS-deodEw2w Richmond Va.