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direct and detailed accounts TO tile heads oi
their respective departments.

direct and detailed accounts TO tile heads oi
their respective departments.
tcUBA GIVEN THE RIGHr OF REPRESENTATION
IN THE MADRID coRTEs.
The following decree has also been issued
by Captain-G General Jovellar and General
III. Campos:
Whilst during the existence OF the In
surrection all the attention OF the Govern
ment was absorbed by The war, now, alter
its happy conclusion. comes the time to In
troduce into the organic political admins
tratfye system OF the island such reforms as,
without instruction, Cuba would have en-
ioyed long ago, aud would have been in as
good position as Porto Rico, excepting
certain reforms Of social character to be
resolved on after profound study OF the
circumstances; therefore
Article i. Dating from the next legisla-
tive term Cuba will be represented in the
Cortes in Madrid on equal terms with Porto
Rico, according to the population Of the
Island.
Article 2. The provincial and municipal
laws OF Spain, dated October 2, 1877, will
be applied to the government and admins
tration OF Cuba rs is done in Porto Rico.
Article 8. The Spanish Government will
be requested to apply successfully to Cuba
oil other laws promulgated in Spain with
such moderation as is thought convenient
in virtue of the prescription OF article 10
Of the Constitution Of the monarchy.
DAMAGE TO TIE SUGAR CROP.
HAVANA, March "A very heavy rain
prevailed here to-day. An impaired sugar
crop is now considered certain.
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Cuba.

CApTA1N-GENERAL J0vELLAR'S PROCLAAATI0N.
HAVANA, March A proclamation dated
Puerto Principe, signed by Captain-General
Joyellar and General Martinez CaIpos,
says:
"Whereas the insurgents have surren-
dered their arms and whereas majority
of the slaves who took part in the insurrec-
ton did not figure in the census formed in
the year 1870, or belonged to masters who
participated directly or indirectly in the in
surrection, thereby acquiring their liberty
de facto; and whereas the sentiment IS
taken into account which inspired the pres
cnt law for the gradual emancipation OF
slaves on this island therefore, being au-
thorized by the Home Government, we pro-
claim:
Article l. All slaves of both sects vino
were in the ranks Of the insurgents on the
10th day OF February will be free If they
present themselves to the Legitimate au'
thorities or government troops before the
last day Of March.
Article 2. The former owners OF these
freedmen have no right to indemnity Ii they
took part in the insurrection themselves, oil
rectly or indirectly.
Article 3. Those formerly owners OF these
freedmen who remained faithful to The
Spanish Government will receive indemnity
| in the manner in which the law gradually
4 prescribes.
Article 4. All local authorities will fur
nish papers Of free citizenship to these
former slaves, included in article 1st, giving
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence ofthc Richmond Dispatch.]
AI,nr.. d 1910

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.J
MARCH 2, 1878.
The sales Of leaf tobacco for February are
reported as follows by Mr.. P. w. Terrell,
of the Tobacco Association Pounds, $685.
$40; value, S267, 222.95; average per hun
dred, $3.50. Sales for February, 1871
Pounds, 1,17S,s39; value, Sl69, 1858; ave-
rage, S14.35.
From the 1st OF October, 1877, to the Isl
OF March, 1878, the quantity OF leaf tobacco
sold was S,144,016 pounds; the aggregate
value, 1851, S54.24; the average, $500. The
account for the corresponding period OF the
previous year was: Pounds, 3,71S,555; az.
yregate value, $547, 1860; average, Slab.
Here are the monthly averages for this
tobacco-year to date: October, $8.71; No.
yember, S7.20; December, SIP; January,
SS.15; February, 1888.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for February was $43,.
1927; the same from the same sources fol
February, 1877, was SS7,53S.67.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars received from the LIST o.
October, 1877, to the 1st Of March, 1878,
was S3S0,025.75; the same from the same
sources for the corresponding period OF the
previous year was S37e,S41.05.
The tax on distilled spirits for last month
was $4,130.90; the receipts for licenses tc
sell spirits, S264.l7; the assessments, $2.03
The receipts from the Moffett registers in
the city for last month were as follows
Registers for alcoholic drinks, s959.65
malt drinks, $3.50; fractions OF gallons
S4.10-total, Sl,002.30. This exceeds the
receipts last month BY S151.33. ALPHA.
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drer were massacred BY Turkish frreg niars,
and all the women in the town were yio-
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, March 4, 1878.
SALES 200 Unreasonable coupons at 72aS.
Antertsan Gatd.-1g29 bic. 80.
ginia deferred. as bid, s asked; Virginia Interest
ser;asates bid; yirsiuia tax-receyaole coupons
Citu Securities.-Rich,nond city IS. lie bid;
Richmond city 8s, 10iK bid; Petersburg city SIS,
1034 asked; Lynchburg city 6is, 90 bid, 9S asked;
50 3D. % % G pdss s.
Raiiroad Bonds.-- Virginia Central Railroad first
Rsresa third mersase and ' g. 7St Sid
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's, j.
So pa yssp ana sng E Rlss
and tennessee Railroad third mortgage IS, J. and
j., OIL bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad funded
mortgage preferred 6's, j.. and j., 71A bid. IS
asked: Southsde Railroad third mortgage preferred
s and 81 BID Go asked Mor0 and Pc
bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage &c. ]. and j., 05 bid Petersburg Railroad first
ricks6ure and Potomac Railroad mortgage s's, j..
and j., 100 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's; j. and j., So BID !;
n. and N, SO bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad
second mortgage IS; j; and j. a asked; 81, Rich
and NJ, ~ bid; Piedmont Railroad first MORTGAGE
S's. A. and o.. SO bid; Atlantic, Mississippi aud
ohio Railroad certificates; IS bid.
Canal BoRds.-Jamcs River and karawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ, 46 bid.
Railroad Stocks-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 35 asked: Richmond, Frede.
rcksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par. 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guar
anteed. 100 par, 92k bid.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank OF Virginia. 100
par, 94H asked: Union Bank of Richmond, so par,
Al bid, 43 asked: Merchants and Planters Savings,
30 par, Is bid; Citizens Savings, 25 par, 20a bid,
22 asked.
Insurance ComDdntes-Virginla Fire and Ma
rnc. rs par, 39% bid: Virginia State, % par, 28h
bid: Virginia Home, ! 90 par. 100 bid. Oh asked:
Merchants and Mechanics, loo par, 90 asked: City,
100 par, 76 bid. 80 asked; Old Dominion. 100 par,
At asked; Granite Insurance Company. 100 par,
76 bid, 81 asked; Richmond Fire Association 25
par. Is bid
Mtscellaneous-Old Dominion Steamship Conf
pany, 100 par, 70 bid.
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The Greek TnsurrectiOn.

LONDON, March A special dispatch to
the Times from Vabuous Point, in the
Greek Provinces OF Turkey, indicates that
the insurrection is spreading. 1t says that
two thousand insurgents are encamped
within sight OF the town of Vols, in Thes-
sally, and are entrencbing. The district be-
tween Mount Olympus and the Finders
rance of mountains is in revolt. The Epl-
rus insurgents defeated the Turks at Ghiz-
zut, on Friday, after four hours fight,
killing eighty and woundng one hundred
and fifty. Another fight took place at Coral
imper with u similar result. the Turks ieav;
ing seventy dead on the field. a PROVISIONS
Government has been formed at Sycursion,
and union with Greece is proposed. Two
hundred and fifty refugees, women and
children, from sycursion have arrived at
Cerfee. A great panic prevails among the
districts. Consular reports from Larissa,
the capitol OF Thessaly. say that sixteen un'
armed men ana thirty-fye women ana chit
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PROBABLY FATAL STABBISG AFFAIR AT
WHEELING, w. VA, ETC. Wheeling, W.
"a, March 3.-Friday night two young
men, Edward Reutsch and Edward Trimble,
residents OF Sixth ward, met in an alley and
had some words over former quarrel,
which arose from Trimble having thrown a
ball Of mud at Reutsch several weeks sin ce.
After quarrelling for some time Trimble
drew out rat-tall file that had been ground
to point, and stabbed Reutsch in the left
side, which penetrated the cavity. Reutsch
was expected to die late this evening.
Trlmble was arrested shortly after the trou-
bic and bailed in the sum OF $500 10 await
the result OF the affray. The whole thing
is the result Of n boyish feud.
Yesterday morning tenement house in
the Seventh ward was totally consumed by
fire. The property was owned by Hanni-
bal Forbes, of this city. Loss about 81, 200.
No insurance. Especial dispatch to the Bal
timOre Sun.
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The Rev. Z. ?. Hammond, when holding
meetings at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, had the aid OF
both choir and an orchestra. According
to the GAINESVILLE Daily Courier, /" on either
flank OF the platform were arranged row
Of cabinet organs-fve in all. In addition
to these instruments were violins, flutes,
comets, bass viols, violoncelos; and in the
rear OF the Instrumental performers full
three hundred singers-soprano, contralto,
tenor. and bass yoices-all mixed up in one
mass of delightful confusion"
C. G. Scrafford, charged with forgery
committed in Kansas, who had been deliv-
cred for extradition by the authorities of
Peru, arrived at Panama, In charge OF W.
T. Clayton, United States Vice-Consul at
Calao, but was released at Panama by the
President OF Colombia on the ground that
no extradition treaty existed with the
Unitid States, and that the Constitution of
Colombia forbids the imprisonment or ar
rest OF persons except for criminal offence,
or by way of correctional punishment.
The Congregationalist states: cit is now
definitely announced that MeSsrs. Moody
and Sankey will begin series of meetings
in the Boston Tabernacle on Sunday, March
10, and remain but two weeks; after which
they 60 to New Haven"
The Wilmingtod Del.) petroleum is re-
fined! That spoils all the fortunes that
were to come out OF it.
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CITY ORDINANCE.
IN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT THE
n SPREAD OF FARCY, OR CHAMBERS,

tApproVcd FebruarY IA 1otoI
l. Be 1t ordained By the Council 81 re Guy
cause to he brought into the city OF Richmond.
nor ride or drive, otherwise use upon the streets
of the said city, any horse knowing the same 70 oe
nor Shall any person hire or otherwise permit or si-
Ihorize, for compensation without compensation
such use Of horse so affected
Q. No person shall knowingly permit any horse so
affected 10 remain In an adjscent or nel2heorlng
stsn 70 horse or her animal not SO sfected oas
it sbaiI he the dutv of the or the person ~
the Ine i'm charge of the said horse TO remove inc
sai aiYeeted horse or cause it to be removed SO IS
to prevent the risk OF COMMUNICATING w eoh'aKioh
II snail be the duty OF the police OF the city to
report specially I'LL violations or thts org,nanse'
+ ITpon conviction OF any person before the po-
Nee Justice Of the violation OF any provision or THIS
ordinance he shall be fined not less than % nor more
than 800. TO be collected as penalties tof oshsr
Violations or city ordinances.
A copy from the original.
NH 2-5t &c. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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Two MORE WORLDS DIsCovERED.-W Wash
ington, March 2.-Pr0fessor Henry, Of the
Smithsonian Institution, reports that Pro
fessor Forester, OF Berlin, announces the
discovery by Polisa of a planet OF the
eleventh magnitude in eleven hours two
minutes right ascension, six degrees north
declination, with daily motion OF eight
minutes north. Also, that Professor Peters,
OF Clinton, announces the discovery Of a
planet Of the tenth magnitude in ten hours
forty-three minutes right ascension. eleven
degrees fifty minutes north defamation.
with daily motion north.
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THE WORLDS HAP PENINGs.
CONDITIONS OF THE TREATY or
ss5 s., PEACE. 15ss

THE CUBAN INsURRECTIoNEN ENDED; PRO-
T CLAMATloNO OF FREEDOM
CUBA TO RE REPRESENTED IN THE SPAN
IsH coRTEs- PROF osEB NEW METHOD OF
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE PENSION BILL-PosTMAsTER FOR
OLD POINT-A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAR FIRE IN FORSYTH, GA.-LYNcH Law
IN TENNEssEE-CoNyICTroN OF BALTI-
MORE BANKERs-FINANcIA DISASTERS
FOREIGN NEWS, &C., &C.
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SILVER BECOMING AS VALUABLE As GOLD.
The indications are that silver bullion will
60 to ffty-seven pence in the next six
months, especially il there is any demand
for 1t from India and China. The Secretary
of State will Immediately invite the Eu-
ropean countries to the international silver
conference. 1t is expected the invitation
will be accepted. II accepted the question
of remonetizing silver will be re6pened in
France, Holland, and Belgium. The law
requires the conference to convene in six
months. Within years time it will be
possible to determine what the attitude of
Europe will be towards international re-
monetization.- Washington teiegram-Bat.
ti1pOre ,Su0
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Maryland.
BALTIMORE BANKERS CONVICTED.

BALTIMORE, March An the Criminal
Court to- day, in the case OF Samuel Barth,
president of the late Union Banking Com
pany Of this city, Felix A. Savin, cashier,
and NJ. D. Savin and j. NJ. Baldwin, of
New York, indicted for conspiracy to de-
fraud Sargent Brothers, OF New York, by
fraudulent certificates OF deposit issued by
the Banking Company, Judge Brown rem
dered his decision OF not guilty as to Barth
and guilty as to Felix A. and NJ. D. Savin
and J. NJ. Baldwin. Counsel for defence
gave notice OF motion for new trial, and
Sentence was deferred. The case was on
trial before the court without jury for
nearly two weeks.
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In South Boston Sunday morning Michael
Griffin, police officer, had desperate
struggle with three burglars. Hewas over
powered after firing three shots, and beaten
insensibie with his own club.
j. C. Duncan and Thomas Gray, ex.ofii.
GERS OF The Pioneer Bank OF San Francisco,
have been charged with perjury in swear.
Ing to false statements OF the condition Of
the hank.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

ECIC1iNIOIVD IODhOOO TzAOIIz1I7SJ'
MONDAY. March 4, 1878.
The breaks to-Gav comprised 80 hogsheadS and
box. The off rings ut auction on Change were
81 packages; of which number 81 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ging from $40
to $50.
The common and nondescript portions OF the
crop are being disposed of while the better qualities
OF tobacco are held for better market. The manu-
facturers are buying but little. We quote: Common
to medium leaf for rehandiing, S4@$5. Stemmers
are paying for Tugs $4@S5; common leaf, SO: ne
dunn to good leaf, S6@$s@$10.
There are few Colony shipping Tugs on The mar
ket at from IS TO SC.
Black rehandled shipping Tugs arc held at from So
TO IS and $3.50. Bright wrappers-Common TO me-
dunn, Sl5@$20: good to fine, S25@S40; extra,
500. Colony filters, $s@S15. For smokng-.o-
baeco-very common bright, $6@$7; medium to
good, S10@$l5; fine, $1s@S2O; extra, $25@330.
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FAILURES AND FRAUDS.


CINCINNATI, March 4.-The Miami Savings
bank, on Third street in this city, failed on
Saturday. The liabilities are $4,000, ond
the assets $4,000 less.
ALBANY, N. Y, March ASA l.. Chaplin,
OF the late lumber firm of A. L. Il W.
Chaplin, OF New York, was brought here
Yesterday on a charge OF obtaining S70O
worth Of lumber on false pretences from B.
A. Towner, OF this city.
NEW YORK, March 4.-The Evening Post
announces the failure OF Jewell Harrison Il
Co., provision merchants.
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THE New SILVER DoLLAR.-The new coin
will have on its diverse side the head Of
the Goddess Of Liberty, with a wreath OF
wheat and cotton-leaf entwined in the full
flowing hair. and wearing a cap, upon
which is inscribed the word elderly"
Immediately over the head is the motto, in
semi-circle, (" Il Pturibus Ununs = in Ro-
man capitals, while the balance OF the circle
is composed of thirteen stars, and at the
bottom is placed the year Of manufacture.
The reverse side shows what is known in
heraldic terms as the displayed eagle, with
the wing-tips up, an olive branch in the
right talons and arrows in the left; the
bird encircled by laurel.wreatb, and i'm
mediately over its head is the motto, Gin
God we Trust" and still above that the
words, "United States Of America" while
just beneath the laurel are the words zone
Dollar Washington Republican.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March 4. 1878.
,rftEiNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 3S4 bushels: Of which 100
Bushels were re-exbibited. Red, 754 bushels.
CORN White, 500 bushels.
OATS.-954 bushels.
MEAL.-l4 bushels.
PoTATOES.-22 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels at 81 80: 100 BUSH
ell; at 1924: 80 bushels very good at s. .33; 234
bushels very good at $l.35-otal. 3Sf bushels. Red,
"a bushels fair Lancaster ut 1925: As bushels
mixed at s l30: "a o bushels good FultZ AT S1.26
46 bushels good Fultz at 1925; 80 bushels very
good Fultz al 1927: 20 bushels very good Lancas-
ter on private terms; As bushels common Fnltz AZ
Sl.1O: 90 bushels very good Futz at 81 20
bushels mixed at 1928; 20 bushels good Fu!2
at S1.25-total. 634 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 90 bushels very good ut Soc; SOC
bushels prime At 55c.; 90 bushels very good nj
Sac; 200 bushels common at 52c.-to'a', CSC
bushels.
OATS-7OO bushels mixed ut 41c.: 1873 busci:
good spring at Soc; 16 bushels common spriug III
3Sc.-tota S54 bushels.
MEAL.-14 bushels prime ut Gee.
PoTAToES.-22 bushels ncacli-bIoom ~ zoe.
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Tennessee.
A NEGRO LYNCHED.

NASHVILLE, March 4.-Preston Anderson
(colored), who attempted to outrage little
girl near GAINESVILLE, was lynched Friday
night. A large body OF armed men sur
rounded the Jail and forced the Tailor to
give up the keys. Anderson's body was
found Saturday morning hanging to tree.
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Coronation OF the Pope,
CARDINAL slHEoST.

ROME. March Pope Leo XIII. was
crowned In the sistine Chapel. The cere-
mony began at $50 Al. II. md Terminated
|ati:30 P. M. Cardinal Peclalo and iipio-
matists who were accredited. and few
other persons, were present. The Pope
was afterwards carried to his apartments,
blessing spectators on the way. a few
houses were illuminated tonight. The
0pin;one reports that the Council OF State,
In response to question OF a member OF the
Chamber of Deputies MS to whether the
Italian Government had the right to modify
Papal guarantees, rendered decision that
the law OF Papal guaranees possesses con-
stitutionat organic character.
When Cardinal Simconi was about to re-
sumo his Office Of Secretary Of State, the
Catholic Powers and some cardinals pro-
tested against his restoration because Of his
reactionary tendencies. Cardinal simeoni
thereupon resigned, and Cardinal Franchi
was appointed In his place.
THE PoPE's ENEMIES.
ROME. March 4.-The crowds who broke
the windows which were illuminated for
the Pope's coronation were dispersed by
the troops.
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MORE SILVER Washington, March A.
The COMMITTEE on Coinage, Weights, and
Measures have resolved to report in favor
Of increasing the facilities for coinage.
This looks to full work at New Orleans and
at Charlotte
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. March 4.-Gold opened at 10lS
No0n-Stocks slightly eff. Money on call, per
cent Gold, 101S@101K Exchange-LoDg, 1881;
and higher.
Eueatng.-Mouey easy at 3@6 per cent. Sterling,
1881 Gold weak at 1613a G0vernments-Sew
SIS, 103s. States dull
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New York.
DEATH OF LEONARD KIRBY.

DEATH OF LEONARD KIRBY.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Leonard Kirby, Of
the firm Of Land & Kirby, president of the
Globe Insurance Company, is dead.
A PENSION AGENT GIVES BOND, &C.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Colonel Charles
R. Coster, the newly-appointed pension
agent, has filed his bond in the sum OF $780,
600, and entered on the discharge Of the
duties Of his Office.
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A STEAM Moron FOR STREET RAILROAD.
Washington, March AFTER recent trials
Of Angamar's non-explosiYe steam motor
for use on street railroads it is pronounced
success, and MIR. HURT, the president OF
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, Is making arrangements to intro
duce 1t on that line.
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RESCUE OF THE SCHOONER MARY A. HAIR
MAN.-Norfolk, March 2.-The schooner
Mary A. Hartman, recently ashore near Cape
Charles, has been saved in good condition,
and will proceed to Philadelphia Special
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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THE GERMAN MINISTRY.-Bertin, March
3.-The National Zeitung says the Emperor
has decided that Herr Camphausen should
wait for the decision OF the Reichstag on the
taxation bills before resigning.
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-To-day was OBJ
served here as legal holiday, and but lit
tie bushes was done.
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Ex-PREsIDENT GRANT IN CONSTANTINE
PLE.-Londo,l, March 3.-The London o.
SerUer's special, dated Constanrinople, Sat.
urdaY, announces the arrival there OF eX-
President Grant
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Flour.

fin. $3.50: s,prrinc. $5GS5.25, extra sn,tr-
fine. sea 1926: common family. 81 iancy Family
and Ciry Mills Sc. and very duh.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP-The firm Of 4. II. MOTT & co. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. II. MOTT hay
ing purchased the interest OF j. II. GRESHAM. A.
and IS alone authorized 10 collect and sign the
name of the firm in liquidation. All parties In
debted to the concern are requested to come Tor
ward and settle. and those having claims against the
firm will present them to A. a. MOTT for settle
ment. ANDREW II. MOTT,
FEBRUARY s, 1878. j. H. GRESHAM.
fe y
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NT0TICE.-ALLAN E. DOMAIN and
IN JOHN DOMAIN are from this date admitted
10 an Interest in our business, which will be con-
Quoted in future under the firm Of W. s, DOMAIN,
SONS & co. w. S. DOMAIN SONS.
RICHMOND, VA, March l, 1878. NH 2-3t
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AS will be seen by the above we have purchased
the interest of Messrs. Purcell, Laod j. Co. In the
bushes, of POLK MILLER & Co., and will continue
1t at the same place, corner OF Ninth ana main
LER & co. ,,
fc 2S-lm MILLER & PIERCE.
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Thanking the public for past kind patronage, 1
beg leave 10 inform them shall continue business
at the stand Of the late firm, where shall always
be prepared to furnish the public with the best art
Giles in nv line. maintaining the old standard Of
quality of MEATS, and sccommod atipg a II patrons
| to the best Of my ability.
x,,Gk 90 A. Ia.