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MONDAY, THE 25th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1878,

AT II o'clock noon, 1 will proceed to
sell, at the Court House door, i'll the city
and county Of Los Angeles, State of Cali
fornia, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in u. S. gold
coin, to satisfy said decree for principal
interest costs, attorneys fees, and all ac-
cruing costs, all the above described real
estate.
Given under my hand, at Los Angeles,
this2l day of February. A. ID. 1873.
d. w. ALIEN ANDER
fpStl Sheriff
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SheriM'S Sale.

II. w. Holman ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.. NJ.
Alleg, Defendant. - seventeenth Dis
trict Court.
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Mortgage Sale.

a. w. Potts and w. II. j. Brooks, Plain
tifls, VS.. Charles Melles ct al, Defend
ants.-Scventeenth District Court
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.

Kaspar Conn and Morris A. Newmark.
partners com prising the firm of II.
Newmarlx g. Co., Plaintiffs, VS.. +. p. f..
Temple ct al, Defendants Seven
teenth District Court.
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BLACKWOOD'S
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zine Is fomOus for stories, essays and sketch
es of the highest literary merit.
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In the Probate Court,
OF the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

In the matter of the Estate and Guard
ianship of Maria Elvira Francisco
Winston, a minor.
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American Diplomacy.

This country, is entering upon the second
epoebof its greatness. Ithas Just emerged
from the first period Of tendency to rupture
through which all nations must pass. IT
has proved its consistency and force and
estab lished its claim to respect amongst ma
lions for its ability to repress discord and
maintain It's power and authority. 1t comes
forth fromthe trial with increased magni-
tude in all respects; and its increased mag
nitude brings increased responsibilities.
More than ever it becomes important to the
nations OF the world that they should see to
their interests that may be affected by the
progress and the policies of a country So
vast and so rapidly increasing as ours.
Therefore, never at any former time was
it SO necessary that our representatives
abroad should be men OF force-true men
men who car look ahead, and who are ex-
perienced aad learned in the worldly phi
slosophy which explains the main-sprinss OF
diplomacy and the physical interests of ma
tions. Not that we think at this time our
diplomatic representatives should enter into
new relations with the States Of the world
but that we, think they bould at least :un'
derstand how to avoid entangling alliances
with any. s ~.
AT this time America should BY no means
dilute her diplomatic corps with tnarplot;
and incapables. We want no tops, no pop
iniays in social life and in literature, to lool
after and to betraY our national interests
"a send your MoTLEYs and your SIcKLEsE:
and sY6ur TAYLoRs to represent us abroad
s As rely upon defenders and guardians
that .haye but poor appreciation OF thu
dity deyolved upon them. None but strong
vigorous men should represent the. Ameri
I can patton ii such a time as this. The pol
icy OF the Union must in a great degret
trust to the eyes OF the foreign minister!
and consuls. Those whose special talent is
confined to critical knowledge Of literature
or social pleasures and strategies are no
the persons endowed with the bold politica
ideas and the manly resolution essential tx
the wise conduct OF the foreign relations O.
this great country.
1t was foolish error that led the nationa
Administration OF late years to perceive il
the policy Of sending book-worms to re
spond for America anything to commend
or that would probably promote the public
welfare. We want stouter and sterner stuff
and we trust that Dir. HAYES will not dream
of emulating the example placed before
him Of emasculating the diplomacy OF ths
nation by entrnsting our cause abroad tc
marpIots and incompetents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

THE PREs1DENT-LOUIsIANA Wash,nq-
ton. February 19.-In a protTacted inter
view with President Hayes last night, Mr..
Ellis received assurances that the Admins
tration had never contemplated interference,
by courts or otherwise, with the action OF
the Louisiana courts or State government.
While the President might regret the pun:
ishment of Anderson and Wells, it would
not alter his course towards the State or
people OF Louisiana. TWAS matter which
involved their honor, and he trusted their
honor. Mr.. Ellis fully informed the Presi-
dent Of the truth OF affairs in that State,
and corrected what he considered the errors
of Measurements Of Secretary Sherman and
others in regard to. the Returning Board
trials, r.,+ ...sf...,.a. .,st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The Committee on
Banking and Currency OF the House have
directed Dir. Buckner to report his bill for
retiring the national bank notes and substi-
tuting legal tenders. This order was made
after a column-and-a-h argument. on the
part OF Comptroller Knox. The main point
on which it was thought the bill would in
fringe was the Vested rights OF national
banks. s.,.,..5. .t.r.1.
Mr.. Stephens said he would move to-mor-
row to go to the Speakers table and reach
the, silver bill for the purpose OF passing 1t
as it came from the Senate.
Mr.. Bland said its present shape was not
acceptable to him. :,
The indications are that the bill will
reach the President on Thursday.
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~ NEW PRICES.

COHEN BROTHERS have reduced their COL
ORED SILKS to 75c. from $l.25; from $3.50
to 90c.;
CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS to so and Doe;
COLORED CASHMERES at 5oc.. formerly sold at
S5c.;
BLACK CAsHMERES fully thirty per cent less
than any former price;.
DOUBLE-WIDTH BLACK ALPACAS at IL, 20,
Csc, and up fully thirty to forty per cent less
than any former price;
T1IREE-PLY CARPETS Mt 92c. for most superior
manufacture;
Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS at S5c.;
WHITE FLANNEI.S at 1916;
Fine FRENCH FLANNELS at 33c,. reduced from
Soc: ut 5Oc., heretofore sold at Soc;
KID GLOVES ut size. rs good as any sold In the
city ut 75c. See their rs and 85c. GLOVES,
the former price of which has been 81. 80 !; Also
the LEROY SEAMLESS at $1.6S for three
buttons-superior to any glove sold In this cotla-
try at$2.25. fe2O
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s,WEDSEsf,A & sIKr = q 20, 1872 4 81
az. E,,r.esan Il 1:elatiosss.

.cI,e az l,ressio rs Eassis oil sire tslat
|: n rYn,snii sssfcs should be invite 10 take
.s,,art II tie european ceaye sse con-
ss,,,es, me Eastsr question is satssI 70
this country, as Il displays The kind feeling
autertained by Russia towards ,ls. t So
hase NO objection 10 the friendship 81 Rus
( ain. Indeed, ne should not object TO 3riend..
chin from any quarter, but Russia is power tt
s,,. and On The rising scale. She is improv-
/ ine In power, never wanting 10 eouras So
aud IS Improving steadily 10 csytiinatio %.
Besides, her position Is such that our inter
\ course with her lii Of value 70 us, and our i
] relations with her have always been friendly.
i This. which we believe to be entirely the
senseos our people, does not involve any SEN sem
tiuent aserse 10 our English predictions.
Towards Great Britain the ties that bind us
are strong, and we may almost say tndestruc-
tib,e. Socially, commercially, and IN every
respect, ne are In union with England both
6 from Interest and inclination, and there can ar
be no diminntion OF the earnestness and
force Of this harmony between the Two
countries, unless, indeed, England should
no 40 idly Jealous as to make the friendly
relations OF the United States towards Rus
STA q cause Of GOODNESS between herself ana
america. England has shown an extreme
degree Of suspicion and irritation towards
Russia, and with regard to her interests"
In the East OF Europe. But that could not
be supposed to warrant any jealousy so ex-
irene as would be that towards the United
sSssssseon account of any little courtesaes
between The great Republic and the rising
Empire in Europe.
But while the great Republic may feel
some satisfaction at the suggestion that it
would be proper to invite her to the confer
ence or congress OF Powers at Baden Baden,
we see no reason why we should desire TO
be represented there. On the contrary, we
think we should by no means enter the as
scnsbly. II we take part in European poll
ties our act will require that we shallinylte
the European Powers to take part with us
in settling questions bearing on the rights
md politics OF the States OF America. We
do not think that the time has arrived for
any such thing as that. Politics and Pow
ers are not in proper shape for it. The
United States should not seek alliances that
will, lead to any European intervention at
this time in America. Weshould therefore
most coIrteously and kindly decline the m
yi;a.ion with the best wishes for the success
OF the convention and the preservation OF
the peace OF Europe.
For the present this country should adj
here e; the = MONROE doctrine build the
Texas-Pa railroad, "knit up" the raw
ellededges Of our boundaries, enc rearrange
the American mapfo promote civilization
and homogeneity and then, " ben the house
is in order, we may be prepared for '.what
thereafter may be. .
Till then let us keep to our I" base"
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DIED.

Died. on Yesterday afternoon, al the residence of
her SON. Owen G. McEeal. No. 3l5 north Adams
street. Mrs. BRIDGET MCNEAL; aged seventy
two years.
Her funeral viii take place from ST. PETERS Cattle
dral TO MORROW MORNING promptly at 81
attend.
Died, in Manchester, Va. on Monday morning,
February 8, 1878. Miss SEIGNIOtA S., daughter
of Daniel and Seigniora Tabb Weisiger. deceased:
Her funeral viii take place from the Methodist
Episcopal church, Manchester, on WEDNESDAY
| MORNING, February 2Olh. at l O'CLOCK.
riaare cony - 2t&
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM sYCLE BROTHERS,
FROM SYCLE BROTHERS.
TOO MANY DRY GOODS AND NO MONEi-A
FURTHER REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
HAS BEEN MADE IN OUR STOCK.
THE GREATEST SALE OF DRY GOODS
EVER MADE IN THIS COUNTRY.
IA PERCALE ut 6I,c. per yard-real value l25:c.
per yard:
MARBLE OIL-CLOTE, Cd, at SOC. per yard;
MAHOGANY OIL-CLOTH, Ga. 1T soc. per yarh
OIL-CLOTHS In patterns 1T soc. per pattern. Fer
sons wishing these goods should purchase Them
from us, rs 4 reduction of 90 per cent. has been
madesof former prices.
s12 BLANKETS for slO-a reduction Of 20 per
cent. has been made OH these goods:
$40 BLANKETS for $500 reduction Of 20 per
cent. has bean made on these goods:
So BLANKETS for SOLO, re iuction Of 20 per
cent. has been made on these goods:
ST BLANKETS for S5.50-a reduction OF 20 per
cent has been made OH these goods:
Sc BLANKETS for S4.75-a reduction OF 20 per
cent has been made on these goods;
IS BLANKETS for S4-a reduction Of 90 per cent.
has been made Oh these goods:
81 BLANKETS for S3.25-1 reduction M 20 per
cent has been made on these good.
Our csc. DRESS-GOODS reduced 10 lie. per yard;
Our soc. ALPACA reduced 10 35c. per yard:
Our 81 CACHEMIRE reduced 10 75c. per yard:
Our l2sc. PIQUE reduced TO 7c. per yard.
SYCLE BROTHERS will open on FRIDAY, Feb
r,Iary 18th:
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTlNGs, 200
different styles Of the choicest patterns e'erc1'
hibited in this city This lot of goods has been
selected after most careful Inspection OF our
buyer IN the New York market; thereby we ar
enabled TO offer them at 25 per cent. less than
any house IN the city.
We have complete stock in every department.
and all goods have been marked down go per cent
Please call and see FOR yourselves.
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
3ll Broad street,
fel4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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:RIANIxRUpT NOTICES.
mo. 5533,1

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 18th day OF February, A. d. 1878, q war
rant In bankruptcy issued out Of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of VIRGINIA against the estate of Edwin p. Wilkin
son, of Richmond Henrico county, in said district
who has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
~ Of any property belonging to said bankrupt to
him for his USE and The transfer OF any property
creditors of said bankrupt prove their debts and
choose one or assfgne essof his estate, Will be
held at court of bankruptcy TO be holden at Rich
mond, Va, before homas e. Atkins, Esq, Register
In Bankruptcy tor said district, on the 18th DAY
OF MARCH, A. u. 1878, at 9 o'clock z: NJ.
800 c.. p. RAMSDELL,
fe 20-W2w United States Marshal.
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NJ THALHIMERB BROTHERS, LEAD
Frs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRoNT--sTlLL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER STOCK-SPECEAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
1900 yards GOOD quality CORDED PIQUEs at 81
os n, sassh FtRsE Es NAINsook and CAM
BRIO at 10 worth 15c.;
rs pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIA
PRINTS at exc.
A large stock SHEETINGS aud C0TT0NS at the
lowest market prices. Any one In want OF good and
cheap DRESS GOODS, SH LIS, SKIRTS.
BLANKETS, and UNDERYESTS, should give us
a call, as we guarantee to save from 40 to 90 per
full line OF BL AcK ALPACAS,c ACHEMlREs,
TAMTSE, CREP E-CLOTH. and BRiLLlAN.
TINES, at extraordinary low prices. Our stock or
these goods IL complete and ask call from those In
want OF same. TABLE-LINESS, TOWELS NAP
KINS, WHITE 6fARSEILLES and other QUILTS,
CIJRTAIN-LACES, &c. at extra low prices. We
are selling orr extensive stock of CAsSlMERES
for mems and boys wear, WATER-PROOFt ana
EAyER-CLOTHS,. RED, WHITE, Bile. and
GRAY FLANNELS. CHEYlOT StilRTINGs, &C.,
at prices lower than ever, 10 reduce Stock. give
us call on CASSIMERES. ESQ Dozen ladies,
misses and children's HOSE; LADIES' sTRiPED
HOSIERY, all kinds and prices: misses STRIPPED
HOSIERY: chiidren's STRIPED HOSIERY, very
cheap us stock Is very large and Wishing 10 re-
duce same, we .isl Offer them ut very low figures.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,.
fe4 COL Broad street.
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- ~ - -, ! ebrustY 16, 1878.
itors disputed 81 on ssse evening o. Oh
sFebrnary 18TH we Wsre delightfnily enter
,tafned Eby fIIe repressff atiy:ss OF the junior
and senior ciasses OF the coHeg ~
,oeic, orator., an d beauty VIII WIN Tue
admiration OF us all, ON tnis VI,
each OF the three was present IN SUI l.s pc
Wftchiup force.
The entertainment Was: commenced by q
,,,raver nv nr. r. Is. sDabney, OF Union
Theological Seminary. tier this, pr. Al,
kinson. who presfde led, nrose and introduced
10 the audience Mr. i. al. Stokes, OF Viz
g;r,ia, who represented the Phtlanthropic
Society az its senior orator. ,Mr Stokes told
ma TO Is Re Trueo in language ana gesture
80 Impressive that II there had Deen sanY
INCLINATION among his hearers to De otner-
wise they would hardly have been able 70
follow it aiter bis speech. he espec'll .lly
dTelt uror truth in woman: -.
AMsF. q. T. Graham, Oh R1ncnessteI, = d.,
was then introduced, and oy MS gracelui
and winning manner held the un!nterrupe.
ed attention OF the audience: his suplec1
was {. Heroism, False and true. ne
showed considerable excitement ana en-
barrassment when FIRST rising upon the
floor, which Immediately won for MIN =. tne
sympathy and attention OF the mousse. NJ WI
Graham was the first OF the JUNIOR orators,
and represented the Union society. A :u.sl
him they came alternately from eacn ooelety;
Mr.. E. W. Speed, OF Alabama, ex patlate1a
IeIoquently upon the theme NO EHcei-
lence Without Great Labor. = -,
Mr.. Larus. OF baltimore: gave Us l DeaI-
ItifuI and entertaining GRAFTON upon tne SUI ~.
| iect g Distance Lends Enchantmefnt " S a
View
Mr.. r. w. stayton, Of Texas, gave rs
wel-written and sensible speecbl. on " line l
as a Sculptor
subject was UsThe Influence OF q Country
Dead,y in his inimitabie style gave us an
Grafton worthy OF Robert Emmett himself.
Mr.. r, w. Bosley, OF Baltimore, the last
| or the Junior orators, then entertained lis
with striking speech upon :. Our Nation,s
Create His manner is truly that OF an
orator. and we doubt not that he will some
day he one or whom Hampden-Sidney Will
he proud.
Last.on the roll Of speakers came Mr.. j.
4 M. REYNOLDS, OF Norfolk, Va, who repre-
sented the Union Society as its senior ora
| tor. His subject was the " Language OF the
Ocean, and he banded it as only one can
whose ear has been accustomed to the soun1
OF its breakers.
The speaking now being over, the au;
dience was invited toadiourn to the halls oil
+ the literary societies and enjoy prone
made. ~,
This i by far the most pleasant part Of
the celebrations at Hampden-Sidney, ano
no one but an old student can feel the pride
we take in our two halls. With their rlcr
and handsome furniture and brilliant chan
deliers, they are indeed objects OF admlra'
| ton. E
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The New York Tribune says that .sthe
country has TO thank the President and
. the Secretary Of State Tor an appointment
tssoi almost ideal fitness" This appoint
.ruenr Is that OF Mr.. BAYARD TAYLoR to be
Minister Is Germany. We differ with the
lribasss. Mr.. HAYES, we are convinced,
MEANS all that he does for the good OF the
nation !; but we think the appointment oi
III. TAYLOR was, az not one Of his bad
Jobs, certainly NOT one Of bis best As to
the Il iideal fitness of the app ointment, we
should tIsns, Id deco, that Che iitness that y
! in Il ssas erti reiy danc,iul. aaffr. BAyAaD
;snAyLcs 81 indeed q surface inan. he has
1rageltsa mn very little ID asayan-
tsges as tlse sgor,d and dySet hhla egtlfation
/ as Der and tiss aaiher shat he has
!! abpst hat trhsrc 10 ot him md
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-20

We publish this morning Che opinion Of
.thesc aurtsoi Appeals in thescase OF Tyler,
Sergeant us. Tayso dudifo The case
went of on a side issle,s very much to the
regretof everybody who desired tosee The
real question decided. 't' ,.a. ss1s.S5 A.
BY the way, the construction put upon
theglaw by the counsel for the petitioner
was based upon the universal custom OF the
Commonwealrh's officers; and the Cour11
itself admits that he bad good reason fo'
making 9he State Auditor and not the Git!
Treasurer the defendant. gss
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.,
RICHMOND, February 10, 1878.
70 w HON 1T MAY CONCERN

IL 49, 81. q
Take notice, that by virtue Of % writ OF attach
ment issued out os the United States District Court
United states rs. Three Five-Gallon Packages OF
Spirits, have attached the said spirits and On the
FIRST DAY. OF APRIL, 1878 said case Will be
fried st the United States Court. Richmond, Va.
when and where all persons interested are cited TO
appear and tnterpose their claims. =. . IS g
s. G. r. EAMSDELL, 81
- re- 20-W2w United States Marshal,
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MAJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN

@g COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN
receipt of their new SPRING GOODS, and are
giving entirely new prices:
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and all
other goods reduced fully twenty-five per cent;
40 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH COLORED ALPA.
CAS- ut lsc.. heretofore sold at Soc;
600 yards RICHARDSON'S SHORT-LENGTH
LINEN at fully fifty per cent less than value;
The largest stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
- now In this city;
HAhIBURGS at ~, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10, IL, 12kc,
aud up. Every yard warranted from u 2oc
yard less than al any other house in this city
WATERPROOF iCLOTHS at so and 65c., reduced
7 from 75c. and 81;
APPLIQUE LACES and HANDKERCHIEFs at
= one half their value;
Two cases of PIQUE CORDS at 7c.-the cheapest
ever offered;
Two cases handsome CAMBRIC-FINISH SHIRT
ING PRINTS at &c.;
Three cases DRESS PRINTS at &c.;
Two cases best MOURNING PRINTS at .5hc.
worth fully &c.
COHEN BROTHERS offer no seconds or dam
aged goods, but all warranted perfect. Thousands
of NOVELTIES, together with many other bar
gains. fe20
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me- THOMAS r. PRICE & co. -
ESPECIALLY Low RATES
FOR
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL.

One lot ENDS RICHARDSON'S LINENS ut about
twenty-five per cent. less than regular rates
for shirt-nlakcrs and manufacturers Of white
goods opportunity:
HAMBURG ESIBROIDERIES ut lowest rates ever
offered here:
FULL LINE OF DOAfESTICS:
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM and ANDROSCOGGlN At
wAMSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and PORE
NAH III Ike;
ga. Ga. IA, Sd. lO-4, la, and ia SHEET.
LINEN DAMASKs, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, and
SHEETiNG TO suit houseke-pers;
Fresh exhibit SPRING CALICOES;
LIGHT-FIGURED PERCALES, CRETONNES,
and CAt.ICOES;
In KID GLOVES for gentlemen and ladies we have
most complete assortment;
GENT. EAIEN'S COLLARS, CUFFS, SCARFS,
HOSIERY. CASSIMERES, CLOTHS. &C.
Look at our FURNITURE-CRETON NOT
TINGHAM LACEs, and other H0USE-FUR-
NISHISGS. -
We Offer great bargains in DRESS-G0oDS NOVEL
TIES.
Look 1T our stock.
fe IL I. X. PRICE & Co.
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YCOD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
"Ht 80 IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony of physicians VINO pre-.
scribe IL, and of patients who have taken II tat 1T
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIsuLArED THAN ANY OTHER
or. MEADE s BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacl's.
no.l5 sl9 Mxiu street. Richmond, Va.
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M EE7'sNGS.

OFFICE OF RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, January 1S, 1878.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII !
he held at their Office. on Leigh street, on MONDAY
the 9Th OF February, 1873, at IL NJ
" c. WALDROP, Secretary.
The above meeting Is POSTPONED tn WEDNEs;
DAY the goth OF February at the same hour ana
place. BY direction of the President.
C.. WALDROP- Secretary.
RICHMOND, February II, 1878. fe 13-W,F&M