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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.

ONE WEEK LONGER.
CONTINUED SUCCESS. WITH OVERWHELMING
PATRONAGE.
oSer sixty thousand persons have seen 1t in Bati-
more and Washington. All unanimous In their
praise OF the famous Astronomical and Apostolic
STRASBURG CLOCK.
A gigantic model of the great original, standing
fifteen feet high and. combining all Its wonderful
mechanical and astronomical, movements. A mar
vel Of mechanism. and the delight Of all who b.ho!d
II. Open day and evening, from 10 A. NJ. until 8
Pm. .t,y
Admission, 10 cents children, ] cents:
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
1 @ dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLOEESat soc,
pair--al the new shades:
G5 dozen KID GLOVES ut 75c.. 81, and S1.25, In
all coorS:
81 dozen GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
KIDS at 81 pair, tho real value being 81 AS
we have very large stock we offer Them to re-
duce The stock. $1,000.
A large line of mems. misses. and children SKIN,
Cloth. and Isle G LOVES nj all prices. .
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT-Ocing one Of the
largest ever exhibited-from Zoe. to 81 pair
comprising every style and description.
A large iiue of LEGGINS 1T all prices.
II AEDKERCHlEFS of all stylcs-plain, hem
stitched. embroidered. initial, &C., from Sc. to
A full line of WoOLLEN KNIT GOODS, such as
SHAWLS, NUBIAS. COMFORTS, SCARkS,
HOODS, CLOUDs, SEA-FOAMS. SACeUES,
&c, at extraordinary low prices TO make sales.
LADIES and CHILDREN'o FURS.-A large line at
very low prices 10 close them out, as they inust
he sold Call and see them.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-A tul
line of WHITE SHIRTS, uSnERSHlRTS'
PLAID SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKIE ELS. SuS-
PENDERS, TIES, BOWS, SCARFS, HAND
KERCHIEFS, STIPED and SOLID SOCKS
GLOVES, &c, at extra low prices.
100 dozen DOLLS at very low prices. This Is one
of the largest asSormcnts In the cliy-at prices
lower than the lowest. Call and see them.
We have lots of other goods suitable for CHRISTI
MAS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS too hume
rous to mention. which will pay you TO call aud
examine before You buy. Call at
THALHlMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
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A. 4 matter of Information, II may be proper 10
statc here that in July 1879 :hiS company assumed
the risks of the Minnes0ta Mutual Lifc-insurance
Compan, ,an.ountingto 81 10000, Oh some LOO
Gvas Eyery pocy-ho.der included In this arrange
ment sented thereto and every pocy SO assumed
has been valued of and date OF issue ana It's
ori. al conditions and all rights Mccrung ID c0hhee
tinn ihrr.wftt have been faithfully Observed.
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BUTLER ON THE PREsIDENT.-BoSton, De-
cemher 30.-At the dinner Of the Banks
Club this evening General Butler was en-
tertained and spoke at length, giving his
views on the situation. He defended the
Presidents title, but criticised his southern
policy. About eighty prominent Republi-
cans of the State were present. Speeches
were made by General Banks and others.
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No NEGROES Observation-Disclosures,
December 30.-The contractors for the Bra
I'll railroad received telegram last night
from the Brazilian Secretary Of State stating
that eolorsd men would not be permitted to
enter the empire as part Of the working
force OF the contractors.
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RIchn,olld Dlspatrh,
, -, = y. !. .JANUARY1 1878,
The New Year.

we tender to our friends and to the public
,,o,or.,,,y the compliments OF the season.
"a those who had crosses and universities
az = Nat year we trust there will come good
mex and happiness this year, and those VINO
have been fortunate we hope Will have In
..,,eased success hereafter. To all we tender
arr sincere desire that they shall have pros
ner,,y. neace, and contentment.
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OFF FOR LlBERIA.-Neao> York, Decem-
Der 31.-The bark Liberia sailed from here
for Liberia Wednesday with sixty negroes,
who will settle there under the auspices OF
the American Colonization Society. The
party includes several families from North
Carolina. Virginia, Mississippi, Maryland,
and few from Pennsylvania.
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- for in,,nediate eu,barka.lon Tor

Ia readlness TOT iHlHeuIuts7et
Cape Town S. !, :, S, !, j, I,
peeensber Ill. says Sir Bartle Frere told o
denutation that he conside red the situation
on the Caffre frontier extremely dangerous,
and that lie had written home for troops.
Every available soldier and sailor from tue
,nan.ns.wnr ON active duty left Cape Town
for the Caffre frontier on the 10th instant.
PARIS, December 0.-The French Acad-
emy'of Moral Sciences has elected Mr.. kaiph
Waldo Emerson to be one OF its foreign as
sociates,
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pyENlIIM NOTES, OUTSTANDING AND DE
~ FFPPFD PREMIUMS, ETC.

II will be seen that The prtmlum nous no" IIcIu
nv The COMPANY, amnunin. t. S3,536.96594: CON
;,ut. about one fifth OF its GnIlre asses. Prior 10
1872 the company accepted somewhat more IMAM
one third OF its premiums in thai class of sccurlies
fed ana havo been fOun in every instance To APP
certain 10 policies actually In force. and are there
fore secure and valid asset bOth as against IN" poll
rins themselves and their computed premium re-
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nay DRY GOODS AT LOWEST CASH
PRICES


ry DRY GOODS AT LOWEST CASH
PRICES
At CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
2502 BROAD STREET.
SPOOL Cotton, every size and all colors:
Spool-Silk. all qualities and co0rs
Ball and Pictnre-Cord:
(:aicoes ut .. 6E. and s!sc; per yard;
JJnbleached Cotton at 5. 81. IS. and 10c.:
Bleachci tolton at 5, Gii. 81, 10, and l2l:c.
Domestic Bingham, Bed-Tick:
Black Aipacas very Chcap-look At them:
EDickerbocker Dress Goods, stsc. yard;
Rourpites Dress Goods at 1Jc. yard:
Cor.ets. Corset and Shoc-Lace>:
Ribbons, Jet and Pearl Orna IncntS:
PAPER in boxes from l2}.c. up TO Sl-24 sheets or
paper and "a envelopes In i box;
Good Notc-paper. DC. aquire;
Envelopes every color, &c. Il pack;
Back Ink. Muciage Siatc-Pcncils;
I,ead-PenciIs al o and 25c. Il dozen:
silk Buttons, Agate Buttons, Tape, Needles.
Knitting. Cotton (all colors),
Carpet-Warp tall colors);
Gentemen's best Linen Collars, TWO Tor 21c:
White Drcss-ShirtS at 81:
Gent cmeu's Merino Shirts at 80. 75c., and 81;
Ladies's Mcrino Vests III so and 75c.; .
Fronts. NeckTies. Scarts, etc. Call and see u.s.
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
All kinds OF SHOES at bottom prices. Rubber
Shoes ut New York prices. You can save fully one
fourth BY buying Your shoes at the
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
de 20 2o02 Broad street.
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Hor,IDAY GsoDs.
M" TOO LARGE a STOCK
GOODS MUST BE SOLDli

We will from this day offer our Nlnel BLOCK AZ
great reduction. You VIII and In every department
90 CAssIMEREs reduced TO s1.so per yard:
TsSaees e oGs
S. BEAVER reduced to SO per yard:
$3.50 BEA FISS Sssn'1 pSEsfPa Il PSsi ksfT
81 FLANNEL reduced TO 1861
75c FLANNEL reduced 10 5uc':
6cc. FLANNEL reduced TO 35c.:
35c. FLANNEL reduced 10 25c.,
25c. FLANNEL reduced to 2oc.:
zoe FLANNEL reduced TO i I5f;:
&c. Flannel Mon FaesssS . G saaeDi
2S fkAek eAcHEM!fEE Ess%ssd t
zoe. BLACK CACHENiIRE reduced to 75c.:
81 BLACK ALPACA reduced to 75c.;
Goc. BLAIR Alpaca reduced TO doc;
SOC BLACk ALPACA reduced reduced to to 3 5sc.:
Csc. BLACK ALPACA reduced t: gle:
soe' Bhn hREs AthAGN f DEP1RTMEST.
81 DRESS GOODS reduced to Too;
:75c. DRESS GOODS reduced to 5nc.:
5Uc. DRESS GOODS reduced to 25c.;
soc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 20c.;
2 C. DRESS GOODS reduced to 1870;
2Gc BREsS G9 90RS r redced to TO 49,
1870. DRESS GOODS reduced wSsr 70 J, l1c.
$3.50 BLACK SILK reduced 70 So;
50 BLACK SILK reduced to 81 so;
Al so BLACK SILK reduced to $1.l0:
81 BLACK SILR reduced to 75c.;
COL ORED SILKS in Navy Blue, Bottle-Green, seal
Brown, and all the new shades, reduced TO 81 per
yard.
BLANKETS we are Offering at prime cost, and adj
wise everybody to purchase Them from US, as we
have the largest stock in the city. You will find
them from 81 20 to so per pair
5000 pairs Of Stockings In baskets, which Will be
sold at one shilling per pair, worth from rs to SOC
Der pair; 500 pieces Of Linen Crash at l0c. per
yard real value 16Sc.; Cork Corsels-We have again
n ful assortment in all Nos.-thc best aud easiest fit
ting Corset worn ClcaEs, ShnHls and Furs for ia
dies. misses. and children, we offer ut prime cost ;
Blcached and Brown CottonS, Sneetings. Shirflngs,
Cheyiots and Calicocs are Offering daily at New
York prices. Parties wishing 10 supply themselves
with House-Furnishing Goods will 90 well to call mt
SYCLE BROTHERS.. Boulevard and Balnoral
70 mention. SYCLE BROTHERS.
3ll Broad street,
de 90 between Third and Fourth streets.
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BANGOR, Me-, December 81.-Naylgation
is closed. The port bias been open longer
this year than since 1918.
LouIsyLLE, December 3l.-Henry Waiter
SON denounces Chandeliers allusiOn to him as
wanton, malicious. and false.
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the 25th Of D-ctmber, 8 ~, Mt Hcw-
Iettss. Hanover county. at the residence OF Inc
BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Catherine Spe!cer, ny the Rcv.
Mr. Hatcher, CAsThlNA HlGGASmH; 81 faN-
daughter Of John Hartz, of Richmond, Va.
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POULTRY EXHIBITION.
POULTRY EXHIBITION

TIE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the vIR-
GINA POULTRY ASSOCIATION Will take place acc
Nh lewis Hall, No. 1Ol7 Main street, JANUARY
9rH. i0rH, AND IL tn. 1873. Persons who intend
10 exhibit fowls pigeons. blrd &C., win apply to OF
premium list. &C. The enrrance-fee for each coop
or specimen for competition or exhibition shall ee
81 excepting for pigeons, rabbits. or birds, w9ich
I x 60 $500 - : In lots
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nc;s- ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-O NEW
YEARS DAY divine service ut St. Pauls church at
l2 o,clock-,!ie circumcision OF Christ.
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d de ~ CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
TOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GO TO
u BROWNE & ROWE'S chcap dry goods store.
They are opening new aud pretty DRY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS, LADIES' and CtllLDEEN'S
blank TS at II rs. 81 so. $1.75. So. $3.50.
So up; BALMORAL SKIRTS at Az. so. 60. 75c:,
IL up; CASSlMERES, just received, from 70 to 20
GRAPE Wells at astonishing prices; ALPACAS.
l2b, is. I6Y 90. 25, 50, 40. soc. up. DRESS
GOODS reduced for the third tlmc-very low
FANCY WOOLLENS and FURS, for ladies' and
childrcn's wear, much cheaper than ever before a
beautiful line of fIRE-GlLT CHAINS for ladies
and gentlemen; PLATED SETS Tor ladies' ana en-:
and 81; LADIES' NECK WEAR-new and pretty
styles: New anu beautiful designs In LADIES,
CORSETS at such prices rs will lstonish. In fact.
If you wish the BEST GOODS at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES don't forget to call a BROWNE 4 ROW )
dc 12-cod
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READ THIS
AND BE

READ THIS
ANDBE
CONVINCED OF THE FACT:
so dozen good SILK HIiNDKERCH1EFS at SOC.
apiece the real value being 81:
% dozen SILK HANDKERCHtEFS at 23c. worth
Soc: "
SO dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 worth
$50:
e2 lozcn SILK sCAEFs from a5c. to s1-the
largest aud pretticst stock III the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Great reduction In the
prices of DRESS GOODS. Which We Wish TO close
out. 200 pieces of GALLOON at 1870. yard
worth soc. Call and see us on DRESS GOODS II
'I de ~ ii " 60 THiLHIMEE BROTHERS.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS are offering
a very extensive lot Of FRENCH CASHMERES,
which have been purchased recently TO great adj
vantage, and which will be offered ut considerably
less than market value. dc 90
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CRlSGAS. MoEEI~ < 80.

IRlEGAN. MORRIS ( IN,I
RICHMOND, VA. Jlnusry |, ISIS. !
nISSOLUTION.-Th CO. partnership OF
~ CRINGAS. NORRIS & co. expires this day
by limitation. Eithcr partner viii si@n In Yniil.
lion. JOHN W. CRINGtN,
JOHN VI. MORRIS,
LEWIS II. BLAIR.
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NE THALHIMER BROTHERS WISH
to announce that their store will he open SATUR-
DAY NIGHT from 5 10 ~ O'Clock in order to ac-
commodate their friends and customers. Call and
secure some OF the pretty and cheap CHRISTMAS
GOODS. de l0
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.


VNEST, JOHNSTON g. CO.,
w OIL NAIN STREET.
offer for sale Il large and line stock OF blank
and MERCANTILE STATIONERY OF every de-
scriprion at The very lowest prices. together VIII
fulI line of DIARIES, PLY SICIANS' VISITING
LISTS, ALMANACS. ami CALENDARS for SIS.
ROCK BINDING of every description, rs we'll rs
OFFICE and LEGAL-PRlNTlNG executed with
upsineSs and dispatch at The lowest rates. Orders
solicited and promptly attended to.
n B.-Calendars given TO all who Will call or send
for them. WEST, JOHNSTON &c Co.
Booksellers. St3tioners. Blank Book
Manufacturers, Binders, Printers. and
g., 1-at DealnrS In ri mos md Or9ans.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LfFE-INsURANCE COMPANY,
assets OVER EIGHTEEN MILLION
DOLLARS).
AND IT'S
rNsUnAyCE ,C.E,ol,ln 90,
MILWAUKEE. September /, 1877
OFFICIAL EXAMINATION.

MILWAUKEE, September l, 1877.
Hon. II. l.. Palmer, President:
Sir-Tn III. long and disastrous deprcs sion of conf
mercial and industrial Interests, with lis nevliabe
its widespread depreciation of equity and cash
values so Seriously sffecing every section OF The
country 1t was not to be expected that The business
Of life insurance would escape the trying ordeal
The very magnitude Of MS Interests, the vaf,ed
character Of IFS trusts. and their vital relation TO
say nothing Of the many unfortunate breaches OF
good fat and integrity in their observance. nave
necessarily involved Its management In more or
less of public criticism and disrust. But. FORTH
naely. the latter contingency has Dromptcd greater
vigilance and more economic metbonS OF aI1nini,-
tratOu, while the standards Of sO'rency ana saety
have been subjected 10 censorship III all respecs
more thorough. cxacti1g, aud circumstant,aI; II
ever, the sitting processes Of this regime are ~
justly and properly applicable to the strong AMI SOL
vent az 10 the weak and worthless. Aud besides
most of the lfe-insurance conoanie; throughout
the country have been already brought 70 us tes,s
and within few months IL farthtSt the rc1nalnueT
will have passed examinations. Hence the oniGla
examination OF the Northwestern Mutual Liic-ln-
suracc Company. Initiated by the Insurance i's
nur.rnent Of Maryland, ami p2rtci aicd IN, on "a
ritation ~ the managers Of the company, by
those of Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Illinois, ana
New York. may be rs welcome ana reass urng 10 us
members and Dolcy-holders IT Is satisfactory 10
those Immediately engaged In eliminating the re-
suits communicated liz this report $780,
The character and extent of the companSS large
volume of business the nature and condition OF as
investments and other important trusts, involving
direct fiscal relations with The peope OF more nan
half the States of the Union; the notable fact that
its affairs have never till been officially inVcs-
tigared by auy insurance department or Stltc au-
thoriy top ether with the unsettled CONDITION OF ne
insurance. and The prevailing distruSt In security
rs great public resource and beuetacton- were
among the very potent reasons Tor ms eXaini ,
ton TO It's MANAGERS. who have sought and desired
the most searching Investigation. many THANKS are
due for the promptncss and courtesy with which
they have con- ributed every needed FACILITY Tor It's
sucrcssful accomplishment.
The assets ADM ted and the liabilities computed
by us, the latter inclu'tins the company premium
resC rye have been mace up july i, OF tue present
year and WI be found in sufficient detail IL the fol-
lowing statement: a,oo -, 80
Total liabilities "details Omittedi.. l502l23S 50
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DrsSOLUTIONS & PARTNERsHIps.

nISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership heretofore existing between
GERVAS ST0RRS aud G.. STpRRs, executor Of
4. =. Sturrs. under the styl, of STORRS & 90.
has this day terminated BY limitation.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The business 81 the late firm of STOnR> 4 90
will hereafter be carried on under the sam. INN
name by the un, r,igned. who will assume tie nhiI-
cations OF the old concern.
GERVA> STORES
ROGERT IS. STOHE-
IA lat REEECrk l.. SrpHE>
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HolLrD,AY GOODS.
NEW-YEAR RECEPTIONS.

-t = - x.
RECEPTIONS.
DON'T DELAY YOUR ORDERS,
BUT CALL As SOON AS POSSIBLE AND GIVE
IN YOUR LISTS
PYRAMIDS. 80. Orange. Macaroon. Cocoa,
Grape. &c.
CHARLOTTE russ. -. individuals, oblong. or
Round
individual shapes. &c.
FAScy CAKES, all varieties and shapes
oRSAsENTED CAKES. Pound, fruit. citron. al.
lnoud, aud silver.
MALAGA ok TLS-
BANANAS,
ORANGES,
APPLES.
PEARS,
FANCY CANDIES,
POP.KIsSES.
NOTICES
CRYsTALIZED FRUITS.
BON.BONS,
&C, &C, &C, &C.
4. PIZZINI, JR.,
Dc oS-tJal SOT cast Broad street.
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IN-pARIE,ERSIIin.

We have this day formed a co-partncr>hp under
The STYLE and drm of HARVEY K BLAIR Tor the
purpose OF conduc' ing zen ERhL WllOL ESh.E
GROCERY BUSINESS on The corner OF Thirteenth
and Cary streets, IN the building recently occupied
bv Harvey < Jor"s. WIN keep large and dc-irabi
siock and most respectful solicit the patronage of
our friends AMI The friends OF the late firm OF lr-
vcy & Jones, and the public generally.
'S A. T. HARVEY,
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DLANK-BOOKS AND STATIONERY
d FOR THE NEW YEAR-We are prepared TO
furnish all kinds or ,,-o
from the smallest Observation-Disclosures all the way
nm to the largest Bank Ledger. Having Book
BInde-y and Blank-Rook Mauu'actorv, we can
make up, IN worklnan-ike manner, any specia, pat
terms desired CHECK-BOOkSo ON the several city
hnnks DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, NEGO.
TABLE and PROMISS0RY NOTES. DIARIES,
ALMANACS, CALENDARS. IN
INTERMEDIATES In great variety: inoeed, M
kinds of STATIONERY TOR Inc counting ro3 ON ana
Office LETTER. NOTE, and BlLL-HEADoi ur-
nished and printed In neat style ,.,u,N
de 27 .WOOl1aOUSE " iAnhNW.
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THALHIAIER BROTHERS.
COL BROAD STREET,
where they arc opening and selling the cheapest line
of NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C., In the city
Give them u call.
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LEWIS II. BLAIR.
RICHMOND. VA. Janunrf l, 1873. il IL"

AIR. THOMAS ATKINSON, JR.. i this
III day admitted into The firm of L. H. MAYO y
BROTHER. No change in the irin-nlmc.
RICHMOND. Va. January |, 1878. j. l-W
.rO-P ARTN l. Il RI P.-ME. 4. \.
" STOKES. JR. l. hi, dar admitted 10 An Interest
In our business. \. J. STONES AZ 'b.
JANUARY l. 1878. u l--t
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Having resigned the management Of the yIP-
GINA DEPARTMENT LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA. the undersigned has taken the GEN
ERA1I AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA OF the abor.
company. which he confidently commcnds ny ono or
the very strongest. safest, and cheapest l,fc-comna
MES in the country.
FOR SEVERAL. YEARS PAST IT'S INTEREST
RECEIPTS HAVE EXCEEDEn IFS DEATH
LOSSES AND WORKING EXPENSES COM.
BINED-A RESULT WITHOUT l.RECEnENT
IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE INSURANCE: and
II is now paying IT. policy ho!crs larger dividends
than any liie-comp1nv IN ;hr World.
solicited.
AGENTS WANTED for the Stale of virginia.
Address JOHN Il. CARY.
General Agent.
1U1J Main street. Richmond.
ncr. IA
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r + SIMONs & BROTHER,

VIZ f. SIMONS & BROTHER,
w BLAEK-BOOk MANUFACTURERS.
-Four first premiums awarded US ut the two last
State Fairs each lime for best specimens OF account
hooks and book binding. Patterns for all kinds OF
account-books Oh hand. Our prices moderate; ana
work guaranteed. Twelfth and Main streets. Rich
,,nnd de 2S-lm
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LOCO COMMEN THE YEAR
1910. with = Diary for daily memorandums.
physicians, Diary aud Record. Administering
with paper for notes Large and small cafe SnS
,nade Account. Books OF our own and the cheap
northern make. Magazines aud Books bound cheap
IN finds of stationery and the largest assortment
o. nooN' ~ '"o RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
d o7-dSw 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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DRUGS. uEDlGaH3.~. dc.
ASTHMA .

CUTTERS POCKET INHALER. with inha!an!
sutrrrnt for two months use, sent free bv nII i'l
.o,e aou,rhv MEADE BAKER. Druggists.
III Oi0 Main street.
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OATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
CPOSTPONEME T.-Thc regular monthly
meeting OF the above Society will take place NENI
TUESDAY EVENING, January 8, 1878, at TX
o'clock. A full attendance desired.
~ JOSEPH W. LAUBE.
i,1-1t Secretary.
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r UNG-PROTECTORS OF improvedf form,
IL protecting chest and back from the changes
If atmo. phcrc. Sold by
MEADE & BAKER. Druggists.
e., ol9 Main street. Richmond, virginia.
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OFFICE UNION BANK OF RICHMoND.}
RICHMOND, December 81, 1877.
TIME REGUL AR ANNUAL MEETING
i OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UNION
BANK OF RICHMOND will be held on THURS
DAY, 10Th January, 1875 in the rooms over the
First National Bank, ut IL O'Clock NJ. tor the cleo
ton OF Board Of Directors. Stockholders are re-
ouested to be present in person or by proxy.
de 2S-td JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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MEETINGS.

T1HE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
il RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MED1CINE,by
agreement, IL posipUned from Tuesday. January
Isl, to THURSDAY NIGHT, January Sd, at 8
o'clock. Installation OF officers.
BY order of the President.
Secretary Richmond Academy Of Medicine.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
THE NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE-rSsURASCE COMPANY. n
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN,,

Admit assets July /, 1s77.......s18,4os,S23 os
Surplus by Massachusetts, standard
Il per Cent, July i, 1S77.........s 2.ss72S5 60
Surplus by New York stantlardf4x
ptr cent.) July ], 1677..........5 3,8s7,2s5 60
Excess OF interest receipts over
death losses 20 January l, 18TH I6SJs28 At
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ms; HEADQUARTERS

FOR
HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS GOODS.
AT
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TRUSSES.

SEELEY'S TRUSSES Of all DattrrES snd shcs
easily adapted to the form M" acted Oh by per
spr;tiOn HIGHT and comfortable To the "carer SOLD
by MEADE " BAhEh' nr"SflsSr
T., 9I9 Main street.
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DLACK GOODS A SPECIALITY at
u del2 CARnOZO, FOURQUREAN < CO.'S.
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TRUNKS. VALISES, SATCHELS,
l. SHAWL STRAPS, OVERG EATERS: a.. at
j. A. GRIGG'S.
do On Tenth and Main streets.