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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
Deaf HIS.

Died. at the residence of his parents. THEODORE
FREDERICK FRICk, son of Theo. +. and Cattle
rine Frick; aged one year and len months.
We lay thee In thy silent tomb,
Sweet blossom of the day;
We just began 10 thee bloom,
When thou art called away.
Friendship and love has done the last,
And now can do no more;
The bitterness of death has past,
And all thy sutTerings DER.
The funeral will take place FRIDAY, April 9th,
at O'Clock from the residence of his parents, Bal
cons Quarter branch. Friends of the family are IN
vited 10 attend without further notice.
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The winds in the east, in Petersburg.
The Isdeg appeal and the Post charge each
other with inconsistency. GREGORY has
been very consistent in his Inconsistency,
fe,ing that this latter has resulted from his
hotheadedness and his uneonquerable and
unreasonable prejudices, though we cannot
understand on phrenological,tor phrenetie,
OF capillary principles, hog 1t is that a man
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The Present Status of Affairs.

ceived in Washing on, and communicated
to the President, shows in some detail the
condition OF things which the Louisiana
commission will find when it arrives there.
WHO RECOGNIZE NICHOLAS. ~.
The Nichols Supreme Court has full pos
session of all its records, is recognized by
the whole bar, and has rendered hundreds
of decisions affecting all classes OF the COM
munity. OF the eighteen district judges in
the parishes twelve have recognized Nj
cholls; Of eighteen district attorneys thir-
teen recognize Nichols. Louisiana has fifty
seven parishes. In forty-three Of these the
parish judges, clerks, recorders, sheriffs,
and police jurors, or supervisors, have
qualified under Nichols; in FIVE parishes
Que half the officers elected have qualified
under Nichols; in nine parishes the Off
GERS have not yet qualified under Nichols,
but are recognized by him as actually elect
ed. In the city of New Orleans the mayor
and City Council, the entire police force,
all the District. Criminal, and Police Courts,
coroners, justices of the peace, and consta-
bles: district attorneys, civil and crimlaal;
sleriffs, recorders of mortgages, harbor-
masters, port-wardens, Board OF Health,
Board of Charity. the hospital adminstra-
ton, Board of Hay and Flour Inspectors,
all recognize and act under the Nichols
government. 80 ~.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in Richmond, Va, April 4, 1877, at the
residence of her father 1.-THE Rev. George Wood
bridge u. d., by the same, his second daughter.
ELIZABETH NICHOLSON. to Mr. j. GOODNOW, or
Hartford, Conn. No cards.
Married, on Tuesday, April 8, 1877, at the Ger
man Lutheran church, Sixth street, by Rev. l..
Lochncr, ALBERT +. FRANCK to Miss KENNY
C.. WILkENING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

The Democratic writer's are now busy
acknowledging that they made fools Of
themselves in denouncing President Hayes
and charging him with having broken pro-
mses.-Taltey Virginidn. .,-.
land you are praising them for it, :.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
sssE sIEKsi SILKS I sIBKst

III sIEKsi SILKS I siBKsI
coLDRED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. ro,,,
coLoRED STRIPED SILKS a. 81 Wort,
BACKGROUND wHITE.sTRIrEp srrrs
r85c. worth sl.25;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRIprn srrra
90c. worth s1.3o:
BACKGROUND wEITE-srprpyn s,,
81 worth $3.50;
FANCY PLAID SILKS at 75aps a.,
BLAck-AND-wHITE PLAID slLks a: s,,.-.
$3.50;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILK, =, O..
worth 1925;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SILKS =, :,
worth s1.3o:
CoLoRED SILKS at 1926 worth s1,5o
COLORED SILKS at sl.35 wor,hsl7,
CoLoRED SILKS at $3.50 worth p.
COLORED SILKS at Sc worth $3.50.
BLACK SILKS ut IS and 9oc., sl25. sl.5o
s1.eo, al.eo, 90, 1880, 90, and - .5o-,r,nu
cheap.
If you want TO save money In tho puroh,.,,r
your SILKS Gala ut LEVY EpoT,,rDe,
Look mt the new style BIBs and COLLARS
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n,errpp ,Ncr u1rr, Nrapors IN GeoaGIA-

DISTURBANCE WITH NEGROES IN GEORGIA
EYE. WHITEs WouSDEp.-Atla nfa,s aa.s,
April Awhile a posse Of whites were APP.
proaclttnga l1ousefn Crawford, Ogissnprpe
an assemblase OF negroes, the latter fred on
the former. 7wounding five Of theIn,s but
none fatally. Several of the negroes were
arrested. 80 &c IG E5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

1 The Rhode Island election Wednesday re
suited in Republican victory by somewhat
reduced figures. a2i.i,e ,.g...;gy.. ,.,5
The Peoria and Rock Island railroad,
with allits belongings, was sold at auction
"Wednesday at Chicago under decree in
fayorof- the tirst-morsgage bondholders at
$3.50, 900. The second mortgage bon dh6ld-
ers will getnotGing. Whe, road cost seven
years ago $2,000,OO0, and Its total Bonded
indebtedness is $I,500, 0o0G ts1s lliE;t9a !'ss'
! ~ ttad fG{l 81 ntsa ..f4s ~ 1897 naa}sissa
,ggT4 iii iii ff0iIagtfsai ~ t,3iifnitaalr
/ i,ptg l.h.sis9t y 8a.FY III tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06
Me- PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPOETAri"N.

We have the testimony Of physicians VINO pre-
scribe II, and of patients who have taken Il, that
is more acceptable 10 the stomach and more ca''H
assimiIated than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t 10 be cntliry pure and fresh'
free from rsncdity, and fully possessing all OF me
wonderful remedial properties claimed for The e"'
cod-liycr oil MEADE /. BAKER.
#.. Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists
ocS Qla Main street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06


w- COHEN BROTHERS are Just in
receipt of large stock of BLACK BRILLIANTINE
ALPACAS, which they are offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned to them
by large New York house, and will be sold far be-
low market value. Their range In price Is from rs
to 65c; also the NOHAIR tdouble-wid.hl AL
PACA at zee.
They are also offering large stock Of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS ut 70, IS, 9Oc, $1.l5 tfor pure
SILK, GROS-GRAIN), 1928. $1.35, $1.45,
$50, s1.65, s1.75, So, 1905, s2..5, $3.50,
1910, and So;
Also, considerable variety of coLORED SILKS;
A full assortment Of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH-WOvEN CORSETS at 37%, so, 75o.,
81, sl.5O, $3.50, and $3.50;
Also, THOMPsON's GLOvE-FITTING COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS, in some of
which they offer special bargains:
Sec their imported VICTORIA LAWN at &c.:
Their FRENCH PIQUEs at 1sc.. and many other
goods
a large stock Of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
Just received:
Every variety of LACEs, including the novelties
Also. large stock OF BTBS.
GO pieces CT WHITE and COLORED MATING
just received;
Also, FLOOR OIL-CLOTItS from Sc. up.
NH 80
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vuP PACKARD PRETESsIOS

No Packard appointee is exercising any
official function outside the st. Louis Hotel,
which is used as u State-House.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

MET KID-GLOVE DEPOT.-500 dozen
KID GLOVES mt Soc. 75c.. aud $1--al two-but-
ton, and the cheapest In tha-city.
800 dozen DOUBLE NECK RUFFs at &c. apiece
A large line Of RIBBONS and sOARFs in all the
new and light shades.
500 pieces DRESS GOODS, all Styles ut o 10 50c.;
Is pieces BLACK ALPACAS. 20 to 75e. Ask 10
see the csc. Alpaca worth Sc;
80 pieces BLhCK CACHEMlRES, TAN1SE, DE-
LANES. &C.;
40 pieces BLACK GRENADINES, &C.. l2h to
75c.; and other Black Goods ut low prices.
A anil line Of WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINEN
~CURTAIN-LACES, QUILTS, CASSIMERES
LINENS, G..aSS- CLOTHS, HOSIERY, COR.
SETS.
1000 PARASOIS from 25c. to IS. Give me
call on Parasols Mt
WILLIAM THALHIMERS
M COL Broad street.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED COMMUNICATION. g.
N of TEMPLE LODGE, No. 8, A. +. and Xxx
A. NJ viii be held at St Alban's Hall THIS "
Friday, EVENING At O'Clock Master .s Mhsons IN
BY order of the w. NJ.
an 6-lt* 3. w. GILLIS, Secretary.
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No. %, K. OF AA
Nl P.-Atiend n stated convention .ofEY*A
your Lodge THIS friday EVENING" at SEsi ia
o'clock at your Castle lConcordia) HalLISt7sAJ
Those who have not paid their quarterly S,SSSG
dues will do so At this meeting, or become Q.S
nop-benencial. Candidates for rank will be prompt
In attendance. The ampliHed third rank Will be
JOHN W. GLENN,
on6-1t -...-'.t X of X, and 8.
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.i9::t 'fta 9,AFrl ~ 10 + 81. !.
hasl o. glf89a ii i;i,edi3g,A ~ Y9iEItla
70 g6fsl!s e3!nt hHt 81 iwsgs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

4 MEETING OF THE WHOLESALE
IN AND RETAIL LIQUOR-DEALERS OF
RICHMOND AND VICINITY will be held at G. {.
Wolf's Hall, No. 900 Broad street. between Ninth
and Tenth streets, NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
the 9th instant. ut O'Clock. Business of great I'm
portance to all concerned in the trade Will De
brought before this meeting. A call OF a general
meeting Of liquor-deaers of the Sta'e at large VIII
: GEORGE W. ROBINSON.
an Cat 1.- Secretary OF l.. u. Z. A.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07

system as il is now organized, the child
Of the day laborer has abundant opportun-
ity to gain all the educational advantages
that are needed for giving him fair start
in life as the intellectual pser Of the. bert
Of his fellows, and for enabling him, if he
is gifted with pluck, perseverance,, and
energy, to climb to the highest round Of
the social or political ladder. To main
tain this system, and to make such i'm
provements as will increase its efficiency
and enlarge its benefits, will require the
wisest and most judicious management, and
sound public policy demands that the con :
duct Of the schools should only be entrust-
ed to citizens who are animated by dis
interested zeal for the cause of public edu-
,ation, and who will perform the imports
int duties entrusted to them with entire
'inglenes Of purposes.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
CAT BITES,

The account of the death of man in
Massachusetts, from the bite of a cat has,
of course, alarmed large part of the
population, and occasioned a general dread
among those who can remember some time
during their lives, been similarly wound.
ed. Itshould be borne in mind, however,
that there is hardly anyone who has not
at some time or other, been bitten by ca t,
and that the proportion of deaths TO bites
is exceedingly small.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07

In behalf the hundreds of wives who
each year are cruelty beaten, whipped
kicked and knocked about bv bru,es Ct
husbands, Brick Pomerov asks some fear.
less legislator to introduce, and then have
passed, bill making it lawful for tn.
sheriff Of each county to erect somewhere
In apuDlic place whirpin. post, to which
"lfe-oeaters, drunk or sober, shall be tied
and whipped in public BY an officer o,
agent of the law. Such a law would do
great good in preventing brutality and
personal cruelty to women, and would save
the public much in the way of costs. In
Nevada they have such law, aid the law
II elf has suddenly stopped brutal prac-
tlce that none but towards engage in
Mr.. Poneloys proposition is we'll received
by the press, and the day may come when
such law will be found on the statu,.
book.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT,

The President has fallen into the error
into which all crudely informed politicians
are apt to fall, of having everything
that shonld be left to private enterprise
performed by government. He wants to
tn have a government university establish
ed, just as our local board of Education
insists on having schoolship for teaching
navigation. He ought to remember the
old Democratic maxim, that "That Gov.
ernment is best which governs least"
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07

There is no matter of public interest
that ought to give greater concern to c;i.
zers of all orders and degrees, high apd
low, rich and poor, than the mauae emeot
OF the public schools. 1t would no, be
using extlavagant language to say tia, the
public school system is the chief corner
stone Of our social organization, and that
upon whether the public schools are vel,
or Ill managed will depend, in a very
large measure, our future well-being and
social and political prosperity. Itwas !.
wise, far-seeing, and most statesmanlike
policy which inaugurated the public scboo,
system, and thus placed the means for 40
much education as is necessary to make
a good and useful citizen Of free nation
within the reach Of the poorest as we'll az
Of the richest. Under the public school
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
TORTURING RABIES.

ltseems that there is rage just now fol
baby shows. Barnum's fertile brain frs
conceived the idea of competitive exhi.
bstion of babies, and his success in making
money out of it has encouraged imitators
Babies are very interesting Objects ,espe-
cially to women, and one in the house is q
well-sprins of joy. But if the mothers o.
the infants exhibited had kept their ten
der charges at home, they would have
been wiser. The little youngsters are
crowded into ill-ventilated rooms filled
with sightseers, and long after the hour a,
which they ought to be laid id their cra-
dies they are kept up in the glaring gas
light to be gazed at as if they were mon.
keys.
The whole affair of exhibiting babies is
vulgar and offensive, and the question.
ought TO be considered whether it is cont
kstent with humanity to suffer ignoran
and silly mothers to imperil the heath
and lives Of their infants by keeping them
up TO unnatural hours in the foul air of
the exhibition rooms.
Baby shows, We are told, are to be 90.
up in several places throughout the coup.
try. 1t will be well if the business shall
be so overdone that it will not again be re,
viyed
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
"!AInerfcRn Inatitntn
New York.

M. +. s. Johnston. lO39
street. has just received tn spilng Garden
American Institue. N. pflze from the
Industrial Institutn. ar also sosliverEedal
Pennsylvania state Fair IL highest priz O.
lsT, International Ex ;,'.l ~ Erie, Oc:obe I
phta, 1876, prize meda niDtuon, Philadel.
Honor and Me,lt, avs r: ~ aha diploma Of
sston, Philadelphia. de- ,ier lued T. 70 q. =. John.
,ngs, English Dades. t;ie Tier I'm IN Paper Hang
t. match carpets, ri u h. o Enoossed Papers
colors. Prize Medal y,ndhuu huu elegant dark
Walnut. Window c ornninoW Shades. Solid
0orkmen. No B We nTSes, &c. Artistic
Extremely Low, T2s EnPloyed. Prices
rem Thirty-Three vJnoHiNsToN's Depot, jO30
ro,,ns,o.',. oo spring Garden street WV
''""'''"s sh r. izs Medal Wind.w
Tair roy OF the he 6ela ees clifton The Industrial
VIM. A. Macan~ cam ;s,iI' Sare Instltrte where NJ iI
It's t; advomwt,aala WI take pleasure in ex.
dec7.l2t
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
.DANaER FROM HEADACHES.

If the surmiees of the friends of Mr..
Friedlander, based on the fact of the fire.
quent headaches of which he had been in
the habit of complaining, be correct, 1t
may be absolutely necessary hereafter to
appoint guardian for every person who
may be afflicted with habitual headaches,
in order to provide against sudden disap
pearanceS
The Morning herald., 1877-12-07
THE HERALD
the Msrnlng Herald

NOTICE. 10 SUBscRIRxRs --Ihose of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN
ING HERALD, will ohlige by an early re-
nittance.
WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. =, 1877.
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APPLICATION FOR phTEs1'.

Application no. rs, T.. s.suryey MOST.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TTun AND SWIMMING BATHS,

Conveyance n and ftoin ihc Springs oyer:
bonT. during every Jay q tho week. -:
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Ey'Pnrlies in tho interior wishing to he
informed nunut The market prices, ETC.,
will receive the desired information by
addressing Tue firm at then Office, No.
COl California street, corner OF neutny
San FrauIIsvU. milf.
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2. g. LAND OFFICE. At ELxo SEYApA,)
aErf March Goth. 1917 [


2. 8. LAND OFFICE. At ELHo SETApA,(
&l'f 49,. March Goth. 1917.
NOTICE 10 HsRErT GIVEN THAT TIE
' Syracuse Coil ani Silver "iniug Com.
I'any, whose irnstulirc aI1-tss Is Eiko, Cn,nty
81 Elkn, State Of Seyatla, have made applies.
u n for ) minc;Sl patent for hftccn hundred
il50n1 feet linear measure IN tho Syracuse Lode,
with three hundred feet On cash sidu for WORK.
Ing purposes. situated IN Grand Jractiun Min.
ns District, County Of Eikn. 'Bta.S o! ECyida
ard Is mere Particularly described ~ follows,
30 Wit: -f. ri. :. ~ =. - -
Drsiunlna Mt o po8t marked No. /, 4. s. Sur.
Scy. No. 81; th"nco running arst ruiirsc 5. e.
hg. 30 min. W. coo feet. 20 pos; marked No. 2,
u. = survey. No. 81, ut which p lint vas also
eERhlisheh Irnst IN m1u!id Of rex. q. 4. Aim.
eral Monument. No. ]. thero hciug no other
c"rrsc y. 20 dg 20 min. ". liD0 feet, 10 port
marked No. 3, y. y. Surrey. No. ~; thence third
r"nrrr =. CD DE-. 30 min. y. COZ feet. 20 ros,
marked No. I. U. Il Survey, "a. ~: whence
the pr0minrr; Peak c1l!cd Lone Mountain
fcsrs =. 81 ~ d.. r.! ihGict fourth cnnrsc X. ~
hE.. 20 min. D.. ldH io"t. IN pdEt mrrkcd 40.
]. the plIc" 81 b.2tnuinI: containing 30 G;.lO1
atrcs. Cour-es exp c'srri IRON tho ltnc n,erl.
uiSu with L. magnetic variation OF II Dig 10 min
+ ana tho survey h1S been made 10 conform 10
the original notice ~ lurittp:,. n certified cory
Of which IL now ON fiir Ia uy Office, together
with the Acid n6tts thereof.
Any aud all persons claiming ndTorecly tho
mining Rrouud, r'in, Ot lodc. Or Sny pift there.
II 20 divided. surveyed. plated Ani applied
tyr. arc hereby notified that unless their al.
verse claim or clh,ins are duly 6ird accord.
IrR 20 lsw and tho regulations ihssruudcr r.
within sixty too DIS from tho hais thereof,
with The REGISTER Of tho u. =. Land Once, a.
Elko. County u tIka, ia the SlbIn rf SetRdi,
they will bo tArisi aud all their considered
rights waived, by virtue o. tho provisions OF
the several statutes Ia relation thereto. ...
Wherefore. IN fhrfnttt "a las. direct this
n0tIrCto tc pahlishcd for n iuil rcfiOi Of siIty
t6pl days. tbs kLNr Daily lTpErESbESr, >
daily Newspaper. printed and published nj
lIko. In uo County 81 Like. State of Nevada,
Oh" E1tno heina the nsarrpt pap3r ~ thc
location Of said mining ciN.nI. ..-
'r.f JUDN s. MAYHtGH.
Jn?I.6l y. & htgiIter.
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Mr. a choice variety Of piar'.' and Fiawc,I
reared at tho Springs. constantly ga hand At ,
fPftalS.
alU ~ IrppfiVtnr
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Call and examine my Sioais bcfnrs
Purchasing Elsewhere.
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN !
TTBusTT-ONE YEARS BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE.
THE NEW YORK
FE INSURANCE COMPANY.

PURELY MUTUAL-No STOCKHOLDERS.
Dividends Annually, and applicable &c
the Rs sECoND "a AMI subsequent yearly
premiums.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
I DHErA:trDttT DEPARTMENTAL:
ELIcI, T;sThEi.

The first term OF tl,is school 9Th gear
OF ita inatitut;on) will br"in Mup,lny.
September ID, 1877. Male and female
pupils prepared for College. or nj.
vnrccd further and instructed in The
collegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics nud the ancient nmd
modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons iii music Ivy II competent
teacher. No charge for tuition--mu.ic
c%tra; also, 40 charge for room rent.
Board s"D per month, payable in nd
vance, uur,icriy. For further rGrticu.
nIs address
y. II. sI:gsiO&H. Principal.
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BARKING HOUSE
Dr ". -. T'IiElliAi & co.,
ELEO. %i.yAi,A.

.
Cnrr'gC0:'ttt
Ei.T YORK ..a,:r.:ey -! it.- I:Gf hfr1''''!Iia
$50 i,.Scl."p.."..IA - i"Dh ~ CU'iiurh
j.is:'Dp.i. In iiiiaiiec Ea:ld
I;r"iGr"i,
81: rGh$ci8CC. :. ~. raSs. }. II. Is'ha'n ( O.
Vcr,ivo gnrrI.! and Ep"~.1l deposits. Etg"n'
10 cH"Ct a: slight or J.! s"i" ~ '"ihih ~ c-T'!.
5rst'. HrnT a. r!.if. Ia coin or Cirgr'icy, 81
&,gs Ygrh. %'I t'Jrwislo, S.crl'n,u MO. S'lt Lac
T,ty nHd al bF'.Ei'l, iu;yuT in III" stat" 81 ~.
"gta, Ma" Ci.'lrr focal %: fut'ii1. collections,
for whc r'fr.ttGt.s" Mi b. I..-It U'Eg9lin' .y
of I4giDrut. Discount CuiriTriftrl IHi"r
M.fa advances ~ hgs' g: = aact hil Ion. EHS
l,.iscD Du!i, Gt,s.rLarEFr. E"nis and SecWi
tirt - ~; kirde.
I:,Iy n,! yrll hy telegraph, ihro,pgh car Efn
KEYS. any ui"r'.I ltEI, IN Icy Ia" !sn fr'"ci 2,
EtH2G and Exchange E"ati. SOL ul"n tic trn!
i"ruip nEi c,ndi'If Ts. except Mai We viii hhy
anh .a!i for CASH only. mi do nn, cary arr
st'Cks ui'un mlt.GH.
DRAW D:;:I:rI OT
IO,;DOS, BiEIIS.
DrIfiI, HNHNuEf.
rARI2, RIEIiRpAN,
ASrrl RI, TRN';TIOEr,
UWENEG. CuPESitAgGE..
And all OH, principal cities Of Eurup".
NJ. =. TRErAiA Manager.
, 1877-08-29
MeEeantiIe @W2a1tua1
Martne Snlurance Company
ppn Mem @prf.

Newgprf, IS. Sanaar, 1877.
Solesntsr 8eribt Spu bsu @elGdften Der
4eielIhaft ant 80. Ds3smber, 1876, 1T Der
II n'liht, UNI bic geoin9un5en bes Gbarte
III erfiiIen
AusFebenbe Wramisn, 81. De-
s%eniber, 1S76"".""."""...$ 2O1,692 "a
pramien erbaltRn pom /. San.
tbs 80. Iesemter 1S79.".. S7S,932 0S
5otal gramicn 0s0,624 80
petras eimaseanaener Yramieu
pem |. San. bis l.Ges 1876 1858 404 80
Teniaer returntrte prImitn... 80 9O5 II
| Nettp einaeeansrne pran,ien... 920.499 70
@eaablt wabrenb b%erislten yrriuos;
crtafe. Spmmillion, l~1ntclfen
nab 81" ne"ser}ihe ung, TIE.
nicer gSbae............. $751; 800 O6
$183,109 66
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Mftisninbatsr, /. ausaa~... $4,000 90
Bar be3abltsr &aba't an Ser
fGufer $11S.s26 SO
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uno ~npsrss Gapital........ 452,291 90
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DGmien : Nrten uilp pramieu
sum observation-disclosures. 37o,l56 %
g ers oerIte}ura une vDbne
fiQi n "er bpop eIe att
bersr Qualification. "..s.. 71,o2S 90
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$965,479 3S
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, 1877-08-29
Ben. Ser TerIuit lit our1 8uli6eruns
gum 8etrage BON $4,000 eeoetft.

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