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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE SEyENTH-STREET
CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-To-night and to-mor-
row night DR.. w. Fl. Taylor will give two
lantern entertainments by means Of his oai-
cium lights at the Seventh-Street Christian
church lecture-room, for the aid OF one OF
the societies connected with the church.
The object being very worthy one, and the
exhibition chaste and in every way attrac.
tive, there will doubtless be a fine audience
present each evening. DR.. Taylor is well
known as an amusing and instructive lee
tlrer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

TIE CONTEST FOR THE STATE BINDING
The Joint Committee on Printing OF the
General Assembly met in the Senate cham.
Der yesterday afternoon for the parpose OF
considering the charges OF George ". Gary
in regard to the award OF the State binding
to Messrs. Simons and Randolph y English.
Aessrs. Bland, Tanner, Lowell. Gilman, and
Coale were present. The only witnesses ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

The Mozart THIS EVEN1NG.-The pro-
gramme Of the Mozart Association for this
evening will consist OF many attractions.
The orchestra will perform the overture to
Tampa, Blumenleid, by Lauge, and Berliner
Kinder, waltzes, by Kela Bella. Messrs.
Wagner, Wildt, the Messrs. Reinhardt, and
the Messrs. Peters, will. play a grand sex
tette, Mr. Krause solo Tor bassoon, and Miss
and Mr.. Thilow duo for piano and violin.
In the way OF vocal attractions, Mrs. Rein
hardt will sing two selections.
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FELL INTO A LINE. KILN Yesterday morn.
ing negro man named Baltimore fell into
the lime-kiln (the Coroner's slaughter-pen>
at the corner OF Pear and Cary streets, near
Rockets, and was taken out by Elisha Car
ter barely in time to save his life. Baltimore
was laid out on the side OF the bank, and
after a time revived and walked off to parts
unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Taylor yester-
day viewed the body of Lotsy Graves, at
the corner OF Second and Byrd streets, who
was found by her husband lying dead in the
middle of the floor upon his return from
work. She had been suffering from BRAIN
disease for some time, and 1t is thought died
of anoDleyy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

Reports having reached London from the
United States that Mr.. A. Oakley Hall was
probably en- route to that city to form CO
partnership with Mr.. Judah P. Benjamin,
an agent Of the Associated Press interview
ed Dir. Benjamin, who stated that there was
no foundation whatever for the reports. AS
a matter Of fact, no such thing is known OF
is possible to English law as an association
or partnership OF barristers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

DIRECTORS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
RoAp.-Phiiadeiphia, March 27.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to-day by q
nearly unanimous vote as board OF di-
rectors of the Pennsylvania railroad for the
ensuing year: Thomas A. Scott, Josiah Ba-
con. Wistar Morris, John NJ. Kennedy,
Alexander J. Derbyshire, Samuel NJ. Eel
ton, Alexander B:dde, N. Parker Short
ridge, Henry NJ. Phillips, and John Scott.
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amined, although the session Iasted nearlv

amined, although the session lasted nearly
three hours. were Mr.. Gary and his fore
man, Mr. Johns. and Mr.. J. II. Meidifp, one
OF his book-binders. sisE 80
Mr.. Gary said that Major Walker told
nim ne would not consider his bid because
bis bindery was not adequate to the exc
cution Of the State.w
Mr. Meidlin said he was prepared to do
the work. There was lengthy discussion
between counsel as to the admissibiIity of
an alleged declaration Of 1ir. ,tAgee, of
Petersburg, that he was compensated for.
declining to bid against the successful
parties. The committee will meet again
this afternoon. Mr. Gary asked that the
committee order areletting of! the binding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

FoREpAuaH's CIRCUS Councillors
paugRs great show is n6w making its
twelfth annual tour, and win, on the 18th
and 18th of April, give two. entertainments
in this city E5st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Grigsby, &c, Us. Simpson, assignee. &c.
Fully argued by Judge Meredith and H. 0.
Claughton, Esq, for the plaintiffs in error,
and S. F. Beach, Esq, for the defendant in
error and submitted.
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+. II. SPENCE e SON.

+. Is. SPENCE C SON. y II
ENGLISH WoR STRD CoATINGs,
All the new and nobby styles Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH WoRsTED CoATINGs and
CASSIMERES
just received and will be made order In the latest
style by L. y. SPENCE 6 SON,
Merchant Tailors. 1900 Main street.
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The Lee.Nonument Concert.

OFFICE OF
LEE-MoNUMENT MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
RICHMOND, March 90, 1877.
Received of Mr.. Henry C. Wyatt, agent
for DR.. Gustave Satter, $98.82, being the
for the benefit Of the Lee-Monument fund.
JOHN TYLER, Treasurer
Lee-Monument Musical Association.
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Charles II. Evans, a commission merchant,
doing business ut No. l22 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, committed suicide at the
BIarkoe Hoke Tuesday morning. 1t is
thought fnaScial embarrassment led to tie
act. if.t 3f III 10 m. -. 5slr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

"LEGHAN."-We suggest that should our friends
need old and pure rye whiskey, they try the "Le-
ghan," one Of Messrs. w. ID. BLAIR i Co.'s most
popular brands. Their price for such an old whis-
key Is exceedingly reasonable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29
WEATHER REPORT.

1$n1cATIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the
Middle states, cold northerly to westerly
,S;nds will continue, with rising barometer,
nartlv cloudy weather. and during the night
iirh; siei snow in the eastern portion, and du-
rIns RI Thursday slight rise in temperature:
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather. north 70 west winds, rising ba-
romctcr. and slight changes in temperature.
For the Gulf States. northerly to east
erIy winds rccring TO south and southwest,
rising barometer. and clear or fair weather,
with no changes in temperature. East OF
the lower Mississippi aud west OF the lower
Mississippi, local rain anda slight rise fol-
lowed bv falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or fair weather. northcrly to easterly
winds, rising followed by falling baromc-
ter. and slight changes in temperature.
Cau,ionary signals continue at Atlantic
City. Barncgat, Sandy Hook, New York,
New Haven. New London, Newport, Woo 3
Hole Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland,
and Eastport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

Call 1T the old cornerstone, No. 1900 Main street,
and examine our new stock.
L. B. SPENCE & Son.
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j. T.. APPERSON; 8 p. N, catalogue sale Of the
g. law library Of the late Judge w. T. Joynes, AZ
the corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 8 p. NJ, asstgnec's sale Of
brick dweiling-house No. 412s west Marshall
street; also, an interest in the estate OF WILLIAM
t Lynhnm. . ..fs ,1'fr. - ft'5
FRANK d. HILL, 8 p. NJ, dwelling No. $40 west
Clay street, between Monroe and Bclvfdere
streets. sHJt ."-l.tt3tH@ ~
EDWARD C. GoDDIN, p. IL. building lot In
front Of Morton's garden, Main street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,,4X p. H., two brick tene-
ments and stores on Gary street between Tnir-
teenth and Virsinia streets.
E. w.POwELL, at 10 O'Clock, large assortment OF
standard fruit and ornamentai-trees.
JOHN MCCORMICK, 1Oh A. ID, furniture, &c.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY d \. NJ, 40 ::
Q 4. NJ. 81: noon. 60; +. NJ. CT; q +.
Al Ii: midnight, 40.
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DATES.

nON'T FORGET THAT TO-DAY YOU
~ can bly four pounds Of DATES at PlZZINrS
for twenty-five cents. 3 a=s Inn ~
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A. u. kEILEY, President
Lee-Monument Musical Association.

WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions TO our large
stock Of Boots Shoes Trunks Sstchsls, &c. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-made) made 70 order
and guaranteed to 1t. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. HERMAN BoscHEN BROTHER,
500 and 8 I Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

I desire in behalf OF the Association I
represent to tender thanks to the ladies and
gentlemen who kindly assisted at the recent
creditable concert given in aid OF our cher
ished object, as we'll as to Mr. H.lC. Wyatt,
on whom fell the greater part Of the bur-
den Of arrangement. -.yIrErs
A. N. KELLEY, President
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PRINTING.HOUsEs.
DISPATCH PRINr1NG-Hooss,
GOOD WORE. LOW PRICES.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.
GOOD WORE. LOW PRICES.
Having one of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. com
bined with skiIful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptiy,in the very best style.
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
SUCH AS
BUSINEsS-CARDS.
vIsITING-CARDS,
PROFESsIONAL-CARDs,
WEDDING-CARDs,
sHOW-CARDs.
BILL.HEADs,
LETTER-HEADS, o, i
NOTE HEADS ..ss
STATEMENTS.
NOTICES CHECKS, +. -,
DS RECEIPTS.
DREG-LABELs, ~
PAMPHLETS AReusrsTs ,,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
st-frs.. SPECIALITY.
We have ON the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
aud execute work In style thatsannot %
Orders from the country promptly filed aad ae-
liyered by express or mail.
Estimates furnished when required.
NH 2i-d,ss.6u ~
Is
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

60 On all sales OF Real Estdte made tstDee,
the 1st or January and last Of June me tnTesIof
On all sales made bStDeen the 1St Of July and Ia
Of the gear the tares haue to be paid 6y the settst
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen years agS
by ali the real estate agents in Richmond, aud ap
plies to Richmond and yicinityI ..-as ...,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE TOURNAMENT FOR TIE LEE-NIoNU-
MEST.-The following correspondence has

THE TOURNAMENT FOR THE LEE-NIoNU-
MENT.-The following correspondence has
taken place:
Rooms OF THE VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT
ASSOCIATION,
WEsTHAMPTON, HENRIc0 COUNTY,
March II, 1877.
To the Ladg President and Members Of the
Lee-Monunaent Association:
Dear Ladies, II have been entrusted with
the pleasant duty Of communicating to your
beloved Association the accompanying res
olution OF the Virginia Tournament Asso-
citation. 80
Admiring your noble efforts towards the
successful accomplishment of the cause
which is so near and dear to all our hearts,
we earnestly request you to receive our aid
towards that end, and, as true knights,
await your answer manning the day."
Very respectfully,
At meeting OF the Virginia Tournament
Association, held ut Westhampton, in the
county Of Henrico, on the 10th March,
1877, the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
"Resolved, That we tender our services
TO the ladies OF the Lee-Monument Associa-
ton Of Virginia in aid OF their unremitting
and patriotic efforts in behalf OF their noble
cause, and propose to open the lists with
select number OF our knights for "tilt"
at the Agricultural Fair Grounds, (Which
have been kindly offered to us for the occa-
sion by Thomas l.. Crouch, ESQ.,, the court
eous proprietor) to take place at any day
during the coming month Of May that Will
suit the convenience OF the ladies Of that
Association.
RESOLVED, That the president Of this AS
sociation forward copy of this resolution
to the ladies, and communicate to US their
reply.
[Extract] B. w. GREEN, JR.,
Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INv1GoRAToR regulates the bowels
tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves. inducing
bright intellect, and joyous, vigorous health.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A E
-,,,..s.. SPECIALITY.
DATES.

TTERRY UP AND Buy SOME OF
III thoss DATEsas PIzzINI'S-fAr poanssn n spr
only twenty-five cents VA VA 6s ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

TIE SOLID MERITS Of the clothing We offer has
established the fame of our houses. Notwithstand-
ing the fact Of their ACKNOWLEDGED sUpERIoRI-
TY the prices shall always be lower than that asked
for inferior goods.
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street,
The One-Pricc Ci0thiers.
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LOST OPPORTCNITIES.

l shall not undertaken to explain away
such share rs | lnay have had in the general
responsibility for the loss OF the victory
obtained by you. l accept the full conse-
qucnces OF my associations, as well Us my
acts and words. 1t is not for me to say
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a 0Loh1oOo 0nccllSIs
The greeting was marked by rare degree
of enthusiasm. 1t began when the glare OF
the locomotive headlight was distinguished
in the distance. It thundered in the deep
base Of the howitzer; in the tenor OF five
thousand pair of lusty lungs. It spoke in
the fash Of the rocket, and it found tune
full expression in the music OF the bands.
Briefly, Richmond worthily honored Wade
Hampton. ).
when the special car halted in front OF
the depot, and the engine had been de-
tached, Governor Hampton appeared upon
the forward platform. His appearance was
the signal for a tribute Of applause and well
come such us Richmond has accorded to but
few men. To the call OF one stalwart man for
"Tbree cheers for the Governor OF South
Carolina" the great throng responded with
eIectrifying effect,
While The crowd that could not reach the
visitor cheered, others within hand.shaking
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rights. We have gained clear title to
them; they belong to us. do not propose
to lay my claims before any tribunal. Pro
longed cheering.] ! propose to say to the
President. "Take your troops out OF that
State House. Let them take up their quar-
ters in the barracks, where they belong.
Then leave the government Of that State in
the hands OF
Respect the officers who have been called
to positions OF honor and trust by ma
iority OF the voters OF that State" This Is
what shall say and.what shall claim when
I reach Washington. Our government has
the confidence OF our people. 1t will stand.
We simply ask fair trial, and success Is
ensured. But after that fair trial, should
disaster overwhelm us, then shall say to
the President, "I willingly retire from the
field OF official action in South Caro-
jina.n But under existing circumstances,
T shall not abate one iot nor one
tittle OF my claim. So long as my peo-
ME tell me to hold on, so help me God ]
will! [Renewed cheering.1 Iwish could
talk to you, citizens Of Richmond aud men
of Virginia, I wish could talk to you as
I feel, ICries OF "Go on!'] should like
to talk to you OF your ancestry, for natives
OF your State were my ancestors; OF your
glorious achievements in the past. |
love this State. For the men and
women within its borders l bear mo
slight feeling OF respect and admiration.
Your soil is Very dear to me in memories;
here I have seen poured out much. noble
blood; and SO by the halowed associations
OF the years that have gone before, ana Dy
the sacred duties of the present. l thank
yeu, people OF Virginia, in the name OF tue
people of South Carolina, for this demon,
stration. From the bottom OF my heart !
pledge you that we shall treasure your
words Of SYMPATHY and confidence. my
feryent wish is that before many days Soutn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-04

York prime dairy fine 250126c, do good 230o2A,,
do lair 2U01s1c, Western creamery fius 2601 ~,
do good 241D25, Western dairy packed, 170ots
do rePscked 1e017c, fair f40gl5o " ID. Low
grades are nominal and In large supply.
OHEESE-Small stock and quiet, We quote:
Western factory at ltlz@i2c VI ID. The market
is bare ~ New York cream. so boxes Western
sold at IL III III.
HlCE-fhe supply in arst hseds is exhausted
Dealers stosk is about 600 bags. Good demand
and prices ara firm. We guoe aouisa1sa No. q
at 4s4c; fair G. good Ggala6sso HI III.
OuFFEE- stocks are aad ,uaate hence there
il only moderate local demahd, Prices are
steady. No stoss In fret hands. Dealers stock
ia about 1000 bags. We Tnote cargoes: Ordinary
l70Dt74 (gold). fair 19i4fSal9ls', good 20D2ofsc,
pr,,ne 2O1s0l2O94n H b Jop lots ordinary l7Is9a
1870 gold, FIR 1ys4fb2oc, good 2Olaa020a44c; prime
2l012tAo ~ II.
HE0EIPrs OF PRoDUOB-Arriyed since our
review of yesterday TIT bbls -four, 20 bbs
whisky, "a ierees hams 80 CASKS bacon, 30 boxes
BACON, D64 bbls corn meal 2jeD ssck, corn, 200
sacks oats, 1861 sacks bran, 229hales hay, 05 bbs
apples, $50 sacks cotton seed, 200 boxes oheese,
II boxes eggs % 200 ~ unds meat SO bbls onions,
1O45 bbs potatoes aud NO bushels wheat.
EXPORTS OF PROUUUE-Exports since orr
review OF yesterday: III bbs fonr, bbls pork,
Is casks bacon, iierces lard, 90 bDlt whisky,
10 bbls corn mes,3ll7 sacks corn, IL hsacks
nats 81 sacks brsp, lss Lay, % bhds sugar,
II bbls sugar, "a bbs mojsHses, - bbls rice, 258
sacks coffee, 6 bbls apples, g kegs butter, IL
sacks salt, 10 bills uiups ana bbs potatoes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-04
THE NEWsR0Ys' strike.

The publisher of an evening paper in
Detroit, Mich, has been charging the
newsboys one and q quarter cents for
what they sell for two cents. Last Fri
day they rose in instruction. A mass
meeting was held In an alley, and q
yellow haired lad named Carrot-top
struck an attitude and summed up the
case. You see, fellers, we Amt got no
fair show. A cent apiece is all we orter
pay for them papers, and II we buck to-
gether that's all they kin git. We
life," remarked the chairman. "I've
sold 7e,Cses for straight year."
said "Captain jack melancholy
youth with a stone-bruise, land there
amt no money in 'em for me at q cent
and quarter. | for one am goin' to
kick" $50 am /. and so am I" was
the chorus Of approval which went up
from dozen throats. And kick they
did. Nearly two hundred Of them as
sembled at Q o'clock in front of the office
and refused to buy copy. Two editions
were run off the presses, but there were
no buyers. When the third edition
came out, q few small boys sneaked into
the office by the back entrance, and
made purchases at the old rates, but
they were discovered by their colleagues
outside, and compelled to suspend ope-
rations. At about o'clock, q lad with
five copies of the paper under his arm
issued from the office under the protec-
tion of two policemen, and coon many
Of the strikers fell into line and bought
their papers at the old rates, while Car
rot-top and his faithful followers whis-
tied, and ieered, and howled.
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There was rather more inquiry to-day, but the
land nevertheless was limited and the sales
were confined to the amount noted above. Both
yesterdays business (450 bales) and to-days in
Guiding some rebaled from the Governor Nor.
toms cargo, a part Of it uninjured and in good
order.
The dispatches reported liverpool easier at
yesterdays decline with sales of 1000 bales and
arrivals, in some cases, l-32d lower, but closing
steadier; Manchester dull and tending down;
Havre with no change 10 quotations, but prices
barely supported, and New York f6, lower for
spots, and closing at net decline OF 15-fo0c, IN
Augusts, 1l-100c 10 Septembers, $1,000 In Oc-
tobers, and 6-i0097 -100c in later months.
The sales of the past three days sum up $50
bales $50 on Wedne .day, $50 yesterday, includ.
ing 50 not reported until today, and $50 today,
making, with the addition OF SO bales to Tues
days report. an aggregate FOR the week Of 1890
bales. against 1900 last week and 6i00 the week
before.
Weeks receipts 567 bales, embracing 81
from other delivery ports TALL from Texas), and
1856 proper, against 7a2 proper Last week and 1907
last year. Total prnrer since August 81, 1870 l60
bales, against ,418 4i7 last year-decrease 223,
2S7.
The exports comprise S741 bales, embracing
6Si6 to Havre and 1895 to New York, to which We
have added Sc by the river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipt a
all the Ports from u n. yesterday to "a m. to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-04
LEWIS' PREPARATION
{ Fine CAST Steel 20 The Sulphuretted Duat.

Z Those having used and tested the. value
81 this compound. are respectfully informed
LYON and many other druggists Of this city
To the uninitiated and skeptlcal / will say
that, in placing 1t before the public, / have de-.
Waited from the whole conclave Of inventors 'of
the 4urest and besS5anti-bilious medicines" etc.
allude to their invarable seeresy Of fngre-
dents. ] he usual and only other mode In pro-
dacing Sulphurettsd Iron is BY the hydrogen
process, where It In made by hundreds OF
pounds for the commerce OF the world. and is
not to be depended on, as 1t contains. too great .
proportion of carbon lcharcoaD, which cannot
81 avoided In the process OF their manufae-
turing 1t.
This Sulphuret of Refined Steel is the pure
sulphuret Of s:sel, having not particle Of for
eign matter in It's combination. 1t ID made by
Eand.
Those eminent professors Of chemistry and
physicians Of frame, together with the United
States Dispeusa story, state that the great object
Ia administering iron Is to get the greatest
Quantity into tho gastric juice of thastomach. as
1is intendad TO ronefYate and purify the blood.
mv4t W. T. L.
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The above statement Is true and correct
transcript from the books o. the company.
f. NEST PRAGST, President.
JOHN WILSON. Vice President.
=. M. SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me. Mt New
Orleans this 10th day of July, 1877
JOHN BENDEhNAGEL, Notary Public.
NEW ORLEANS. July 10, 1877,
At u meeting of the Board of Directors. held
this day IL was unanimously resolved to declare
q dividend of TEN per cent on the capital stock:
payable on demand, and 81 further dividend OF
FIVE per cent to ALL insurers on their earned
premiums for the year ending june 30. 1877, in
addition to the rebate Of Is per cent already re-
ceiyed by said insarers on their gross pre-
miums. payable on and after the 9Th day Of Au-
gust. 1877. -
jy12 I'm i. NJ. SCHNElDAU, secretary.
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further research, but they feel satisfied
that the well contains the bodies OF
other persons.
A correspondent In the Bolton Journal
declares that some of the most promi-
nent physicians of that town are de-
feating the aims of local option by Civ
ing prescriptions for whisky, wine and
beer to healthy men and confirmed
drunkards; and adds request that the
publish the names Of physicians SO
offending,
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CONSU nj 2 III 0 N
Positively [>ssre IL.

All sufferers from this disoase who are anxi ons
70 ba cured lsno1lld try DR. KfJsHEKS CELk-
DRAFTED CONSERVATIVE POWDERS. These
powders ere the only preparation known thas
THROAT AND LTNGs--indesd. 50 strong is
our faith IN them, and also to Convince you that
sufferer. by mail, post paid, FREE TRIAL
BOX. -,
We don't want your monsy until You are
nerfectj5 gati8fa1 Of their curative powers.
If vnlr iife 10 worth saving, dGat delay la giving
these POWDERS y trial. as tESy will surely cure.
you. . A..
Tinted States on Canada by 1aail on receipt OF
y 49, ASH g.. ROBBINS.
ar.a1y sso Fulton strass. BROOKLYN. N Z,