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Tho ncl.lt lcrnt,f t.ctuorho central RuMnN enl
$1,000. ~ INSURANCE,
The rruhnuoni-ish Nrw llnmp,hte will holln coi.
ycniion 20 NHu,h. .,ur Jan -, ior uic n.m.,.uu ui
state ami 4unif "Nic'I,
The New Orleans Clearing House As-u,iution
has m"i resolutions prutrstns a-liist tc l,,,l,, OF
the Bland SILVER hll
Augustus llcmcnway ot the class OF ls75o Harvard
College has -Nth that institution sufficient money to
srseI - nuasuin aI VA, VuulVdale JVO pcs
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LoNpoN. Jan. 5-Thr priminarlo- Tor tho
scullins race ios 600 AMI tlc champions" between
lll--ons nf Lonl'n ani Boy OF Newcastle were com
lccd TODAY The race i 90 iahe place on ihc iiu n,
ami willie rnwei over the TYNE 'limrinu-lip rnIr.e
Hood Hii't m tN- stitf. b'ai Iii--rn, inr rl' cham
hNn.hl hut 'Ar la-t r.'' if rir trtni'i 'sft' was
Won uN i--H ~ufil the Latter iiu win Nt Nii is
ulich,d tnlNN Edward llaulu. tie tuNHfltn c.tif.
rin and tpufncN tc iuiici states ,ituiHni. ur tJJ
q side.
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Such ar the Partisan Diamonds. which initiate
r4lu.n diamond. perfectly thHt none can ielcc f
conui,ricr They are hard. brilliant and endure i.I.
ever never becoming aim or sctsrlHd, as they HhNeh
coating of real diamond pure crystal base ana are
mounted ia Iurc gold. diamond settings ol the lHws'
AMI sol thiriieh al the cost of genuine gems
hN Richard Humphreys uni. Sif ROADWAY, 'o!hNt W
I'm Il Sew lulk have No ulS. beuI lVl ths vi
cLli vi ux uIs " uglILl l.ss,-Axp
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The Action of the Leh,.h Coal Operators.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-rhe action OF the Lc-
hish operators, at uc meeting AZ Bcthohcm, yestcr.
day causing much enmment IN coal circles m this city.
fitukhu II. Gowan Pre- sident o tie rhi'Aellhil and
Rendms Railroad w mn heavy ulorntorn the SchuN 1,
kll rDslNn. Jacob tthNn Ani many others. unite
sai iu- that Why thc "iie, are bong ued c"nsinniy,
Whftrrs iu such an uncertain state that Wuid %, iu
what /, Hhuut a. be tunc NuNi dcwprali1c The Whole
mIILNl lnI M..ulMs ~ Nnmr
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judgment for 5000. obtained 10y Herman
Thrnc, liquor seller against the st Auus Episcopal
Church Clinton street Brookhn. was ilcl m The kms,
County Clerks office yesterday The blll was Tor
munIun wiuc furnished to the church
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The Roy. pr. NJ. W. HANNA has accepted n
call To- the pulpit of 81 Mathews En- h,h Iuiner,n
cItrch IN state. near llo,t street B.uoNtr. u.ulc ,a
.cff ly rIc .'hm NJ, HN J J.. bnIcN ~. .lluMt
,um sir0m ~pnu4ucll, fA
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The sinmc.e Preparing for War with China.

LONDON. Jan. "a letter from Col. I. W.
Knox. dated singapore, Dec. & say Tie s.lnes, are
putting ,ir iort, ships AMI arm, u fs'tns c'gliion
III Autil lpnuun of trouble with China llrsr tIlfr ut
men Is wurkins tle iugt' At u.c nol u te M,iuan
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MONTREAL. Jan. s. Montreal has been visited
with storm Of fifteen hours duration, ana all
trains have arrived behind time today The tram from
the West which due ut Quebec tins moIns reached
there nj o'clock this afternoon There Is VVera foot OF
U the ground
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I.oNpoN. Jan. Tho Louluu corr, -uoulcnt
~ the ~ if rti.ii tn'OIt.f ft f'nt riit-r iit,
uecu arranged hrtN,ru Lnid kl~ctA .Ui Ham unl
daughter Ni Baron dr Nutl,,iIld
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The, bought whskcy from dncltnt ilsl'ci' IN this vi
ointv on thirty anl sixty days time shin ns II t. south
,rnmarkrls lht urm uhhnhrl srluh M"ilh OF t""ls
u thi. way which were all d .o.'d O To-day AuilunN
rrcmpc, a member oi the nrm was arrested, charsed
with obtaining goods ialse pfctnrts Hot cannot be
found and 1t Is supposed he has nhscOndpd with the
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Cooler northwest. back To- warmer southwest
WlNI t.iu-. followed rs tIlli. hdtuINt AMI clear
ul iaiu, ,.Huds Weather
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ssimming over the Ice,

About one thousand persons enjoyed the fine
sAntns On the 'nituhnc lax m Broo' Nn, scrday
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50 Anvss are swift ana SURE uil iast sulor scdns All
other remedies Beware ut danecrlt, limitations sold
" all Jlusslsls DulJas Vlck 4 W., AsM lWk,-Al.
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4 thrilling tale of n brave young jew, Is lust
commenced in 40 10 or the Nee i0k psekg, nov ready
hnagrani slVr!.-Ad@
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The Trasic.l Ending of spree.

ALEXANpRA. Jan; president Nrou' has
Arrived here uenrA staurN the Ai4.su explorer.
viii start sunday. tor France, VIA B.lnai,l
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SPECIE pAYMTNr RESUMED Specie the beet
nne cut AlAVuS w Il" Boy aud lnI.-
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system, but lie thinks that, &c Is not being
properly enforced. That must be the con-
clusion Of nh who do not believe that sud-
den revolution has occurred In Virginia in
reference to drinking liquors. Yet no great
Temperance wave has struck us, and the
Murphyites kave appeared only here and
there tfst I'D ftarisl,c 1nssS$
The law. says: sit shall be the duty OF
the Judge Of the circnit, coanty. or corpo-.
ration courts to give this act lin charge to-
the grand jury iat every regular grand-juryt
term OF their respective courts, and to send
before the jury the commissioner OF the,
revenue and the treasurer OF the county or
corporation" Some of the Judges have;
paid no attention to this. i.s 81 b .igt,
1t is q fact that whenever the courts have.
taken this matter in hand the return have
at once: commenced to increase. In the.
cases Of certain dealers summoned before
Judge GuigoR the increase was from 800 TO
800 per cent. in one MONTH
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5, Do TIL EARTH MovE?-Rev. John Jasper
is indigmnt at the card of Rev. r. Wells
and Mesas. Hobson and Jones, OF the Ebe-
nezer church, and declares that he has said
nothing about ''the sun running around
the EARTH in the sermons he has preached.
He refers them to the 7th chapter and 9Th
verse of Matthew as illustrative Of his opin-
ion OF then. Further, he says in regard TO
the card: It's deep jealousy and hatred
that caused it to be put in the papers, and
nothing eke. / have not preached any
thing but the word of God, and that have
proved"
Mr.. Jasper will! repeat his cosmographical
sermon tomorrow afternoon at his church,
on Duva street, and he expects to make ar
rangements for seating all the whites who
attend.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AN UNEXPECTED GIFT-sT4TUE OF LEE
.FoR VIRGINIA PROM MASSACHUSETTS The
Boston newspapers say that two citizens of
Winchester, Mass, have determined to
present the State of Virginia with an .eques-,
trian statue OF Lee. of heroic size; that;
Martin hiilmore, 6 the welEknown sculp-,
tor;p has been employed to furnish the
model; that he will establish studio for
thework in Richmond !; that the statue will
be d bronze, and will be cast at Chicopee,
Mass, and that the base and pedestal are to;
be d Maine and Virginia granite, trimmed
witLTennessee marble; that the contract
for furnishing the material on the work has
been awarded to Stephen Milmore, brother,
OF e.scnlptor, and that he has been paid
thereon the first instaInlent of $500; that
Dir. Martin Beatty, OF Boston, is to do the
mechanical work OF erection, and is to leave
for Richmond on the 1st OF April "to su-
perintend the foundation for the statue,"
and that two.and half years will be re-
quired to complete the work.
DiEgent inquiry in all quarters in this
city where information concerning the
statue would likely be had was without re-
suit. Nobody here seems 10 know anything
aboutit. 1t has, however, been mentioned
by tht Boston papers several times, and
with Mch particularly as to indicate that
they re well informed.
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KNEHTs OF, HONOR on THE EASTERN
SHORE E-Ats sOnananc cock, on the evening OF
March 6, 1878, Accomac Lodge, Knights OF
Honor was instituted by Past Dictator Will
liam Lvenstein, D. g. D., and after obliga-
ton oiits charter-members the following
were eEcted and instalIeda as the officers for
the ensuing term: George III. Bagwell. past
dictator James II. Parker, dictator; e. l..
East, vce-dictator; Charles It. Riley, as
sistant dictator; Joseph II. Amiss, chap
lain; Bniamin s. Rich, guide; William J.
NeYille,reporter; Thomas w. Taylor, fnan-
cial rep,rter; James II. Beloate, treasurer;
William J. Doughty, guardian; Stephen
Hopkins sentinel.
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L1NoLEUM FLooR-CLoTH.-This extraordinary
Goor-covering is made of the most lasting mate
cork and solidified oil. 1t has been
before the public for several and has success
fully stood tests suc oi!-cloth or carpet could
undergo. tits unhesltatIngly recommended as the
handsomest, most durable, and comfortable floor
covering before the public, ana Is equally suitable
for the dining-room, Offices, stores, &c. in fact
almost every place where all article o: this kind IS
needed Every yard of the cloth has g LINoLEUM,
Wai;on's patent,m printed on the back-none other
Is genuine. All carpet. dealers keepit.
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LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO ADD BARGAINS
to their stock.
THEY RECEIVE SUPPLIES By EVERY STEAMER
FROM NEW YORK AND By EXPRESS.
They now show q large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS,
adapted to the present and approaching seasons,
all of which will be sold 1T
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
They call par ticular attention to their stock of
BLACK, CoLoRED, PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS,
which are by far the cheapest ever
offered in this city.
They also offer some
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN WHITE GOODS.
Read their advertisements, and be sure to call ana
purchase some OF the many
TEMPTING BARGAINS MENTIONED THEREIN.
LEMON AND VANILLA,
STRAWBERRY, AND CHOCOLATE
ICE-CREASf,
made of the best materials,
at CoLUMBUSS, 321 Broad street.
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RESIGNATION OF BANK PREsIDENT.-Mr.
William B. Isaacs. president of the Bank OF
Commerce, owingto the pressure OF other
official duties, has rendered his resignation
Of the position he las filed since the orga-
nization Of the bank. The Board of Direc-
tors in accepting hs resignation adopted O
resolution expressing their regret that lie
had deemed it necessary to sever his con-
nection with them, and their high appre-
citation OF the ability and faithfulness with
which he had discharged the duties of his
Office. Mr.. w. G. Taylor, late vicc-presi-
dent, was elected PRESIDENT.
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CONVENTION DELEGATEs.-At q meeting
of the Executive Committee OF the Baptist
Sunday-School Association held yesterday
the Rev. DR.. Ch9rles Manly, of Staunton,
Va, Rev. Dr.. j. William Jones, Colonel T..
j. Evans, and Jackson T.urpin, Esq, were
appointed delegates to the international
Sunday-School Convention, to be held in
Atlanta, Ga, on the 17-19th proximo.
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rARDozo, ToURQUREAN IS co.

can now offer TO their customers goods at prices low
er THIN ever before known even to the oldest dry
goods men IN the country-soInc goods ranging FAR
lower than they were before the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment of
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which so fashionable for the present season, ut
astonishing low prices, They have made
BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS
especially for several years past, and feel assured
that TO finer stock can be found to select from.
SATISS-Black and Coorc6
BEGCADE and CAMELs-HAlR GRENADINE in
all the new shades;
FRENCH and FEATIERED DBOUKETTES-some-
,h;ng entirely new and very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN BUNTING-all shades
and qualities.
A large lot OF LINEN SHEETING, from 9-l to
l2-4. bought very cheap and will be sold accord
ingly.
PARASOLS.-Be sure and examine our stock before
buying.
CoLoREp HOSIERY for ladies and msses-solid
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs for gentle
men. - r. -, q
BRABANT LACES. NH 25-3m
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A SoUvENIR.-The Walker Light Guard
Will next week send to the Carolina Rifle
battalion at Charleston q humorous photo
graph OF Lieutenant Gaskins, who is repre-
sented as the "Lone Fisherman in the
extravaganza OF "Eyangeline." 1t is q
capital picture, and will doubtless greatly
amuse the friends OF the Walker Light
Guard in Charleston.
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN-ExcURsIoN.-Our Dur
citizens will remember the excursion to
Washington, given ~by Marshall Lodge,
knights of Pythias, last summer. They
propose to give another to that city June
10, 1878 (Whit Monday, and arrange
ments will be made by which those who
may desire canvisit Baltimore and return
the same day. The committee Of arrange
ments embrace weHknown Pythians, and
we are suresthe excursion will be all that
they claim for it. i.
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FLOUR FOR SOUTH AMER1cA.-The Ameri-
can schooner Maud Briggs, Captain Davis,
cleared yesterday at the custom-house for
Bahia, Brazil, with 1,Te7 barrels and 100
half-barrels of flour, shipped by the Haxall-
Crenshaw Company, and the following New
York cargo: 1000 cases refined petroleum,
so. cases blue drills, 200 kegs lard, and 100
barrels rosin.
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GRAND JURr OF THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-
The following is list OF the grand jury Of
the Hastings Court for the April term, com.
mencing on Monday: ". w. Timberlake,
Charles Phillips, John J. Cannon, E. A. J..
Clopton. William j. Yarbrough, A. L. Bur-
ford, L. w. Rose, Alexander Hierholzer,
Charles T. Taylor, John Ahern.
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The NIGHT SCHOOL for women and girls.
under the care Of Mrs. w. P. Bissell, 115
west Main street. promises to be.a success.
1t has been opened for only a few nights,
and the attendance is already very large.
The ladies who have it in charge-some OF
those who have been engaged in the man
agement of the soup-house-are warmly
enlisted in the work, and will no doubt
succeed in this enterprise also.
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PALATE AND SToMACH-If you would have
your biscuits, bread, rolls, corn-bread, cake-in
short, all articles prepared from nour-thorousbly
enjoyable and digcstible. use DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, which is not only free from adulteration'
but wholesome, and makes food very nutritious
This Baking Powder is used by the most eminent
chemists and physicians. Buy it only In cans OF
bottles, never loose or in bulk. IS"
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PERsoNAL.-Owing to impaired health
MIR. j. D. X. Sleight has resigned his posi-
tion as superintendent of the Presbyterian
Publishing Company, and, by advice of his
physician, designs to try the virtues OF an
ocean trip at an early day.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY, imported directly by
US. Prices very low.
GLENwooD WHISKEY, first premium ct the Fir-
cinia State Fair.
CIGARS Of all grades, manufactured by u.s.
TEAS OF all qualities. W. d. BLAIR Il CO.,
9O3 Main street, Richmond, Na.
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MILLINERY GOODS, &c.
PAPER BOXES.

EOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS WE
II have been engaged III the manufacture of Pa
PER BOXES. and have made and sold hundreds OF
thousands, perhaps millions, aud have siven employ
ment to hundreds of men, women, boys, and girls,
and have always paid them good wages. thereby en-
abng them to live In respectaDilitY and comfort.
and with skllful workmen and improved n4chinery
can confidently invite all persons In want Of PAPER
BOXES to give us I call, assuring them that we can
and will furnish them rs LOWAS ANY MANUFAC-
TURER, and BETTER THAN SOME.
WOODHOUSE &C PARHAM.
Booksellers, Publishers, Stationers, BookbinderS,
and Paper-BoX Manufacturers. NH %
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sseyeral months In one return.
Il The returns are in from Fredericksburg,
but not by calendar months.
December was an unusually good month
for sale OF spirits in all the towns aud cities.
b The cities are keeping up their figures
much better than most OF the counties.
WHAT IS 10 BE DONE
The Auditor has an abiding taith: in the
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Il. -. - ~.
The following circular has been issued>by
the Auditor of Public accounts:
-i-3..s' CoMMoSWEaLTH.soF soF VIRGINIA. )
OEFfCE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
- RICHMOND, March %, 1878.
To tie Commissioners OF the Reuenae:
have forwarded to you blanks and in
lterrogatories for the assessment OF license
taxes. The laws in relation thereto are the
same as for the last year, and viii be found
in the revenue laws OF 1871. .sOn page 33 of
said laws, section 100, it is made your duty
to attend at and remain during the con-
tinuance of the sessions OF the county or
corporation courts, in March and April, at
the courthouse, to issue certificates Of
license in pursuance OF the provisions of
said act, and I have forwarded you the
necessary blanks so that you may comply
strictly with the law this year. ~
There are no changes in the laIto which
I need call your attention. YguTsports.of
licenses issued other than liquor licenses
will be made in One report, and those. re.
lating to liquor will be made in another re:
port, separate forms aud heterogeneous
having been prepared and sent to you for
that purpose.
THE MoFFETT LIQUOR LAW.
The attention of the commissioners OF
the revenue throughout the State Is partic-
ularly requested to the following points of
instruction:
All licenses for the privilege of selling
wine, ardent spirits, malt liquors, &c., Will
be issued under the "Mofett taoo."
All reports for sales under the Mofett
law must be made up to the 30th day OF
AprI ne1t, even although but fractional
- 10 ;v,o ted nfu
for this is that the business Of the new year
shall commence with the 1st day Of May,
the beginning Of the license-year, and that
all assessments shall be made and reports
furnished at the close of each calendar
month thereafter. Uniformity OF returns
is of great importance. The reports re-
suired to be made to this officer will be
submitted to and certified by the court OF
the county or corporation at its first regu-
lar monthly term after the assessment is
made.
rThe Auditor here states at length the
main features Of the law and explains such
passages as seem to need It,.
From reports which have been made by
commissioners Of the revenue, and by other
persons, to me, am persuaded that this law
is not fully carried out. / request, there
fore, the most careful examination OF the
registers to see whether they have beentam-
pered with, and prompt report OF all fail
ures to execute the law to be made to the
attorney for the Commonwealth OF each
county or corporation wherein such failure
occurs. The prompt and faithful execution
of the act is essential to our finances, and
the cooperation of all officers OF the law is
earnestly requested to see that it is carried
out in good faith.
",rTIlu
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VIRGINIA OPERA-UoUsE.-A complimentary
benefit will be rendered CHARLES KENDRIcK TO-
NIGHT at the above place OF amusement by the best
minstrel talent in the city. Dir. KENDRIcK Is In
every way worthy, and as the price of admission
will be low We hope he will have 4 full house.
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RIPE BANANAS at CoLUMBUs's.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having your photographs
taken employ good operator. 1t costs YOU no mere.
Take the children (but don't bring too many at one
time) at once TO REES's gallery. soc. q dozen for
small photographs; four, album-size, for 81 large
size, for sx1e frame, 81; life-siic from $40 to
$4 worth SIS; porcelain pictures for breast-pns
from So to a5 large-sze from Sc to $40. s21 and
S23 Main street, near Eighth.
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sALEsTHls DAY.

So On Glk sales or Rsdt. Estqre D,o,1e tett0ssE
the 1st AZ January and last e Jt7as tac toIdsf05
tie present year kdUe 10 be DGidf6yths pHTctdSer
0 al saies made Getaes1, The 1st Jury aud Ldt
Of the year tee tares haze 10 bs pdtd1} the SETTER
This custom was adopted about Itfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
piles to Richmond and yieinftyl -
ROBERT B. LYME, s PM. commissioning sale
of n grocery-stand on the south side zof Cary
street near Befvdere, and several other tene-
menss, and a little farm about two miles 1rsm
t- the city. - .5ys I. u .ss;sss ss.c 81, 49,
JOHN POE, JR., Chief of Police, at Adamss sta
BILE, Franklin street, 10 a. M, three pigs. ~
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We Goats.

We Goats.
Editors Dispatch: 1 notice that the goats,
which our city fathers permit to perambu-
late the streets unchecked-havin passed q
special law in their favor-are destroying
the shrubbery in large portions OF Rich
mond. IF the victims will sprinkle little
arsenic on the tops OF their rose-busbes it
will cure the goats Nothing else will.
A SUFFERER.
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p E ID O. v a L..

p E.MO.V Al.
THE LIvEPo0L AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY
has REMOVED ITS OFFICE TO THE BUILp-
ING No. 1ll3, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
recently purchased for this company, where The
GENERAL AGENTS viii be pleased to see their
friends and customers. szE.l
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDIsE,A AND OTHER
PROPERTY i'fa5 l.r stst s 4,
INSURED AT MODERATE RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID WITHOUT DE.
QUOTING SIXTY DAYS INTEREST.
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSE
BILE. ASSETS. S2S, 900, ,000.s
Fer additional information apply to
DAVENPORT, 4. Coz General Agents,
NH 22-tedfw -. IL 13 Matn street. Z
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM TIE FLOWER
This is the secret of the wonderfully sweet and
penetrating qualities of the perfumes manufactured
by j. K E. ATKINSON, of London.
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M. ELLYsoN & Co. advertising agents, insert nd
versements in all OF the newspaper or the Unftad
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at The Dis
patch conn.inz-reom win receive prempt stten..
tiou. E@=,ss- < go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-30

gIRE.-Yesterday afternoon about half
past 4 O'Clock DR.. Days chimney. on upper
Main street, took fire, and Company 3,
Third-Street steamer, went around and put
out the fire without giving an alarm. Dam
ace trilling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-30

JOHN III. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK--AssETS
OVER 100000 CAsII.-The advantages offered
10 Insurers by this company in solid security SUI
nerior economy, and its convenient system Of an
nua cash dividends, combine TO make it the safest,
the cheapest and the best In the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-30

MASTER RALPH BINGHAH.-The Boy Ora
tor, Master Ralph Bingham. will give one
of his entertainments at the Clay-Street
Methodist church on Tuesday the I'd OF