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TIE EPISCOPAL BIsHoPRIc OF WEST
VIRGINIA Charlesto,on, W. Va., March
1.-The laity OF the Protestant Episcopal
Convention this morning, by vote Of Is
to 2, confirmed the action Of the clergy yes
terday in electing Rev. George w. Peter
kin, rector OF Memorial church, Baltimore,
as bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal dio-
cese OF West Virginia. 1t will be several
months before the determination OF the
standing committees Of the various dioceses
can be reached, but it is expected the selec-
tion will meet with an almost unanimous
con6rmation.-Special dispatch TO the
Baltimore San,
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THE rExAs-PAcIFIc RAILRoAD.-Wush-
ington, March I'm the House the Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads to-day, by ma
iority vote. decided to recommend the pas
sage of the Texas-Pacitic railroad bill in
the precise terms as reported by the sub
committee last week.
Mr.. House, Of Tennessee, will report the
measure at the first call of the committee
The members who voted "Aye" on the
question OF reporting the bill for passage
are Tbrockmorton Of Texas. House OF
Tennessee, Chalmers OF Mississippi, Elan
Of Louisiana, O'NeiI OF Pennsylvania, Cas-
well of Wisconsin, and Cole Of Missouri.
Two Of the thirteen members OF the COM
mttee-namely, Hewitt and Morrison
were absent from the meeting to-day, but
are known to be opposed to the bill.
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COURT mDER.

HARRIS AND OTHERS VS.. HARRIS
IL AND OTHERS-All persons inter estcd In this
suit, pending in The Circuit Court Of Buckingham
county. are hereby notified that J, US special com-
missioner, appointed by said court In the above,
named chanccry cause, SHALL on TUESDAY the I'd
day of April, s7s. at the office of John b. Moon;
ESQ., In Scottsyllle, Va, proceed to take state and
settle the accounts ordered by DEGREES III said cause
pronounced ut the May and October terms OF said
court and ut subsequent terms. Among the ac-
counts ordered to be taken are the folowing-viz.'
Showing the transactions Of James Harris, rs GU
-sss.or and receiver of John l.. Harris, deceased
whoare the heirs and siribulees Of said John L.
Harris, and In what proportion they are severaliy
entitled to his estate; the outstanding Liabilities on
the estate of the said John l.. Harris: who are the
creditors OF his estate entitled to claim against 1T
what liens exist on the respective shares OF parties
interested in said estate; and what compromises
have been made between parties nteresed-together
with all other accounts deemed pertinent by the
com missioner or required by any party Interested
10 be stated and reported
PcrsUils interested parties creditors are no.
titled TO appear at the day and place above named
with such vouchers and evidence as they may re-
oure or may be needed for their protection.
G. d. FISHBURNE.
SPECIAL Commissioner.
MARCH 1, 1878. NH 4-M4w
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Mr.. Barron, the bank cashier who pre-
ferred to die rather than reveal to three
robbers the secret Of the combination-lock,
was as conscientious as he was heroic. In
the safe has been found life-insurance
policy of $4,000, with letter stating that
IL any errors should be found in the ac-
counts of the bank after his death that
sum, or so much of il as might be needful,
should be used in making good the def.
cheney. He was unwilling to have his men,
DRY furnished by any accusation, however
trivial or ill-founded, after he had closed the
account-current OF his dealings on earth.
There are forty cases OF typhoid fever in
Richford, VT, each of which can be direct
" traced to the use of we'll water that was
tainted Several of the persons now sick
must die, those most affected having died
last week. The waste water from several
underground sewers has been filtering
through the earth into the well, and so
tainted the water that it was not tit for use.
The families, however, that used it were
unconscious Of the matter until after so
many cases Of the fever occurred that an
examination was ordered.
A Lockport New York; paper has had its
attention turned towards Virginia as u de-
sirable State for intending settlers to visit.
j. c.. Dame, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
agent, had hand in the matter.
LONDON, March 1.-Mr. Richard Bright
Conservative, member OF Parliament for
East SomersetShire, is dead.
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A Fresh Indian Scare.

THE DAKOTA TERRITORY INDIANS.
BISMARCK, March 2.-Reports from Bu-
ford and Popular river Indian agencies, in
dictate fresh Indian scare. The Yankton
Indian agent at Poplar creek has asked for
arms and ammunition. The Cheyenne
courier from General Miles's camp, bearing
dispatches for Peck, was killed by Red
Cloud Indians. On the Missouri river, be-
tween Peck and Benton, the country
is reported full OF hostilities. Sitting Bull
is evidently not one OF them.
When he was at Yankton camp, near the
mouth OF Rock creek, for flour and meal,
he said there were no buffalo across the
line, and his people were starving. The
Yankton Chief refused to let him come into
the camp, and the proposed trade was on
The Roaming agency Indians are well pro
vided with everything except meat, fol
which they are willing to sell their ponie:
or fight. The Missouri river is filled will
ice, which is rotten and expected 10 breal
up any :moment. There has been no snow
there this winter. i4t1sS
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The New POPE.-The Archbishop OF
Baltimore has issued an order that on ac-
count of the speedy and happy election
OF a worthy successor to the late Plus TX.
the reverend clergy Of the archdiocese OF
Baltimore are to remove from their
churches, as soon as practicable, all signs
OF mourning. They are also requested to
provide for solemn re Deum in their
churches at such an hour tomorrow as
shall seem to them most suitable. Finally,
they are directed to say in the mass, till
further notice. the prayer " Pro Papa."--
Baltimore American.
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The Moffett registers record in February
for the State in District No. [of Fauquier
county, was 5000; In District No. 2,
S74.01; and in District No. 8, S148. 24 The
whole (s312.s5) is below the returns for last
month, which includeded Christmas week.
Wo,reaton Index. + 3..;...
George the Count Joannes made such an
impression as Richard H., in New Haven,
that several hundred Yale students deter
mined that the unique actor should make
them speech from his dressing-room VIM
dow. The mob became so furious in its
demonstrations of admiration that the poo
lice were summoned. and, in the meiee
which followed, one OF the guardians of the
peace was severely Injured. The Count
next day presented the sufferer with fifty
dollars. s e.
I The nine Yale students who were mr.
rested last week, after the Joannes per-
Torrance. were sfned 81 each with costs,
amounting TO $500 Two OF them refused
TO pay The fine aud pleaded that they bad
been nntnstiy arrested. They viii have to
stand trial.
DIS MolSEs, Iowa March The Senate
this morning y voted gaiDst5 the deeap Stataoh
OF criminals. but passed the bill sFestarlng
capital punishment. 5sss,13:5sSi:
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80.
niaaGfec.

SCHOONER SUNK AND THE CAPTAIN DROWNED.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-The schooner Vir-
ginfa, Captain John burlington, from Ac-
comac county. Va, for Baltimore, loaded
with $500 bushels OF corn, was run into
and sunk by the steamer Ruggles last night,
at the mouth of the Patapsco river. Cap
tain burlington was drowned.
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MARINE sArEs.IgssENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC MARCH 4, 1878.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Q, 1878.
ARRIVED. ~.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Q, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers. L. b
Schooner Eclipse, Taylor, New York. merchan-
Schooner Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, New
York. pig-iron. Old Dominion IRON and Nail
Works Company.
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, New York,
pig iron, to Asa Snyder, and guano, to Richmond
and Danvil!e Railroad Company:
schooner NJ. r. Hickman, -, Philadelphia, iron {,
W. Z. Tanner Z Co.
Schooner d. II. Ingraham, Remission. Rockland,
lime, r. Wendenburg.
Brig Republic (Br.l Thompson, Bahia, -four, Gal
lego Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnil Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent
MEMORANDA.
Schoouers A. Robinson. Adams, and w. Lulan,
Lulan, hence at Norfolk March 1st.
Schooner f. l.. Godfrey, Wheaton, hence, ut Pro-
violence February 2Sth.
DISASTERS IN FEBRUARY.
The number Of vessels belonging to or bound 10 or
from ports in the United States reported totally lost
and missing during the past month Is 40, OF which
20 were wrecked, IL abandoned, 2 burned. c3E-
sized, sunk by collision, and . are missing. The
and 2S schooners, and their total value exclusive OF
cnrgocs, Is estimated az SS35,000. Among the
Orient, L. l., TO Richmond. aud the schooner Mag
gle Mcdonald, hence, for New York.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 2.-Arrived: Mosel, Agra
Arrived oat: w. II. Hardness, BaSersham. Con.
eordor Ward ayd Laura pesy
Havre, Seiiner, Edward, Guiona, Nevada, Louist
ana. @.s,sa- 95e. 80 .,s'l..E3s@
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Cuba.
SURRENDER OF MANY INsu

$500 SURRENDER. OF MANY 9INSUKuENIs..- -
S HAVANA, March 1.-THE 1nsurgent forces
Mt Remedies, under Camille, will surrender
their arms on the 9th instant, The insur-
gent! chiefs .Jenunez and Sanchez, with 40
mea, II women, and 80 children, have sur
rendered In the lghborhood OF Trocha.
sThenumberEol Insurgents surrendered an
Puerto Principe Is counted at 600 men, with
400 members OF their families.
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Pennsylvania.
ANTI-TARIFF DEMONSTRATE.


PoTTsTowN, March 2.-Ten thousand peo-
pIe, representing the various industrial
nursuits OF the Schuylkill Valley, and head
ed by Governor Hartranft and other State
officials, are here attending an anti-tarltf
demonstration. The place has holiday
appearance, and number OF speakers are
haranguing the crowds.
CowHIDING AFFAIR BETWEEN EDITORS.
PoTTsyILLE, March 2.-Sol. Foster, Jr.,
editor of the Evening Chronicle, was COW.
hided this afternoon by T. B Fielders, local
editor OF the Miners Journal.
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OIL EXCITEMENT IN WILMINGTON, DEL
There is considerable excitement in Will
mington, Del, over the supposed discovery
OF an oil-well in the cellar OF Alexander
Gillespie, OF that city. 1t is claimed that a
trial has been made Of the oil, which is
about one part oil to seven of water, and
that it possesses admirable illuminating
qualities, and is of straw color, and looks
very much like refined petroleum. The oil
is found in we'll in the cellar about nine
teen feet below the surface Of the ground.
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.FIssANCIAIa.
sByTeles,rspnl.I.

NEW YORK, Ifarcb 2.-af3otd opened Ut 101H
Roon.-S Stocks steady, Money on call, 8 per cent.
Gold, 1o1 e. Exchanxe-Lou 4SSx; 8h93t, 46b4.
State bonds quiet, Governments strong. b
. Ersntng.--Honey. s per cent. Sterling. 4S14.
Gold, lO1x@101&. Governments firm; new 6,S,
BANK STATEMENT. 4zs4-
Ls1ns increased $2,500,O00: specie increased
sS7b,nOO: legal tenders decreased $4,000. The
banks hold 600 In excess or leesirequire-
Fl BALTIMORE. 8esas " II
S 8ALTThoRES March 2.--virginia SIS, deferred.
~ Virginia cotsos, second series, 81. North
Carolina 6s, old, I8; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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SAIIRDll night /, IIIIIDGRlNs,
EMBRACING THE NEWS PROM ALI
QUARTERS.

REPORTS from BUFoRDaAND POPULAR
RIVER INDIAN AGENCIES INDICATE AN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEMON
sTRATIoN TsToWN-THE EASTERN
QUEsTroF-RUssrA SUSPECTED oFA DE-
sIGNTo ENTER EXTENSIVELY INTO THE
TORPEDO BUSINESS THE SUIT FOR THE
ARLINGTON PRoPERTY-pERso
coWHIDTNG AFFAIR IN sPOTTsVILLLE-
FRANcE-A DUEL BETWEEN DEPUTIES,
&C, &C. s. 6, 1sl E:.s
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Virginia.

THE SUIT FOR THE RECOVERY OF ARLINGTON.
ALEXANDRIA, March 1.-The suit OF Gene.
raj G. w. C. Lee against F. Kaufman and
others for the recovery OF Arlington,
bought in by the United States at direct
tax sale, was begun in the United States
District Court, before Judge Hughes, in this
city, to-day. Francis l.. Smith opened the
case for General Lee, and was followed by
District-AttorneY Lewis for the Govern
ment, Leigh R. Page, OF Richmond, fol.
lowed for Lee, and the case was adjourned
until Monday.
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Is HUFrAIl0 LITHrA WATrR. q
1 " No. 1877 PLUM sTREEr, CfEcrHNArI. OHfo,l
~ M Eovennbsr "a, 1S77s9s6s

In. Taouas n GoodS !: :
Dear FOR The past rear 4 haze prsserissd the
nUFFALo. LITHIA.W.A a I Els tsprins ne. -
suits so uniformly beneficial and gratf and as
times so remarkable, thai IL IS my desire and pur.
nose 10 aid a. far rs can In the tnfeyg4s Of afctfd
humanity in making known their exxaoxdtpary
Virtues, and hence, though entire strsnRefs. nd.
dress you, as the prnpssstorr this commentaries.
powers curative agent IN many forms Of chronic
disease. It Is, however, their ALMOST SPECIFIC
power in the peculiar diseases OF women that gives
10 them their great SUPERIORITY over ell Of the
more noted mineral waters, both OF this country
and Europe. ~ lSFl s55tfs % ~. GSitg
| Some Of the most distressing and unmanageabse
cases Of uterine difficulty which have ever come M
der ny observation have been entirely relieved by
the persistent use OF there waters with but tje and
Ia some instances without any, aid from medicine
To make mention Of single case Mrs. -.-, Of
this city severely afflicted was for four months IN
der the treatment OF some OF the most etntnsnrof
the medical faculty Of Philadelphia, deriving no ms
terfal benefit from treatment She returned 70 tniD
CITY and was put upon the IiTHiA WAIVERS,
the use OF which for three months resulted In her
entire restoration to health. sgs .s.sss /
I have found them equally potent In diSmen0r-
rh9a and men0rrhagta. IS 44s g TIL fsffss u
would especially mention that have found thin
water sovereign agent in the treatment OF perbUES
convalescDg from preventing the dis
tressipg and often dangerous dropsicai condition 10
damp damp atmosphese Of tbs city darSg tSs fan and
winter months. s 80 81
In conclusion ] would add that my views here giv-
en- In regard these waters the result OF o-re
pented and thorough practical tests.
!. III. WILLIAMSON, ii. b.
These waters in cases OF one dozen half. oalion
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 2;-cotton steady; Uplands,
10Ac.: Orleans, 1 Lice; sales, 90 bales Flour
less active; @s6.25 for common to fair southern
S6.30@$s TOR choice. Wheat quiet. Corn without
Oats rm but qniet. Pork moderately active at
$10.90@$11. Lard-Prime steam, $7.41HG0h7.5O.
99ee ana r Ss e ss
quiet. Turpentine 324c. Rosiu unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoR f, March 2.-Flour in fair demand and
prices STEADY. Southern wheat quiet and unchanged
sisi; Pennsyvania " red, sI.so@si.si; i No.
Sessgn br sEi 1 soa Ma1' ecrS 2
steady. Rye nominal at So@sac; Provisions dal
unchanged. Whiskey, si.O6H. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat inac1tye red, si:l0.9*i.l5; Corr in fab fall
42@45c., Pork dull! and nominal mt $l0.62
Lard dull; steam, S7.20; kettle. $3.50. Bulk
meats shoulders s $3.50 clear RIB $780, sides
Demand fair, 2o@2Sc. Sugar quiet. Hogs active
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 2.-Wheat steady and I'M
changed. Corn firm; white, 42kc.; mixed, 4 ! c
Oats In good demand; white; 32kc.; mixed, sec
kye STEADY. FORK Qulet AT 81U.fO(4Sl I.lU. Lar(
meats ouiet shoulders, ss.75 clear rb rs SO
clear sides. $50. Bacon quiet: shoulders, 81 SO
clear rib, 1925: clear sides, 1925. Sugar cure,
hams. S@S4c. Whiskey easier ut $1.02. Tobacco
quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Flour nominally unchanged
Wheat firm; No. 8 red fall, S1.20H@S1.20A; No.
spring firm; 1.09ls bid. Corn firmer at 624c
Oats quiet ut 26c. bid. Rye steady at Soc. Whis
key quiet ut 1.03. Pork dull at $10.65@Sl0.70
Bulk-meats dull and nominal. Bacon dull at AZ a
exc. for shoulders, clear b, and clear sides. Lart
dull and nominal.
Of oats.
Cattle dnl: choice chipping steers, $3.50. Hogs
weak: packing, 1886. Sheep-Only fat muttoD
salabe to shippers.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO March 2.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat unsettled ami generally lower; No. Chicago
spring, gilt edge, Sl.l0h: regular, $l,l01 cash
$l.10H March, S1.10s April. Corn unsettled an,
lower; 1870. cash. 43@43Sc. March, 43(s434c
24Yc.; regular, 241sc. cash and March, 24H@24sc
April, 274c. May. Rye Grmer at sec. Barley. irme
at 46c. Pork dull and lower; $10.05@$10.1
cash and March, 81 @. l2k@S10.25 Apri1, 81 .37k6
| 81 0.40 May. Lard dull and lower; S7.15 cast
| S7.22h April, $7.32is May. Bulk-meats dull an
lower; shoulders. $3.50; short rib, $7.l5; shor
clear, S537$. Whlskey unsettled; reported at o
Receipts: Flour $4,000 barrels; wheat, 600
| bushels corn, 5000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bust
| els: rye, $4,000 bushels; barley, 10000 bushel
| Shipments: Flour. 5000 barrels: wheat 1900
bushels; corn, 10.400 bushels; oats, $4,000 bust
barley, Is 900 bushels.
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These waters. in cases OF one dozen half GALLON
bottles, can be had AT THE SPRINGS nj IS Der case
In advance; Ia Richmond, Of PURCELL, LApD y
Co. n $3.50 per case. THOMAS +. GOODE,
de 12-W&Meow - Proprietor.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, March 2, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised rs hogsheads,
tierces, and boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 81 packages; Of which number Is
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to $3.50.
The common and nondescsipt portions OF the
crop 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 rehandliDg, S4@$5. Stemmers
are paying for Tugs $4@$5: common leaf, So; me-
dunn to good leaf, $6@SS@$1O.
There are few Colony shipping Tugs on the mar
ket at from S. to Sc.
Black rehandled shipping Tugs are held at from 90
to So and $3.50. Bright wrappers-Comnon to me-
dunn, s15@$2O; good to fine, $25@$40; extra,
$50. Colony filters, $s@S15. For smoking-to-
baeco-very common bright, $6@S7; medium to
good, s1O@$l5; fine 81 5@S2O; extra, $25@S3O.
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APOLLHNARIs WATER.
APOLEHNARIs WATER.
A POLLINARIS i tE
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs. .
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENI

s -. ..r. = rss- - - =. .AE - s
DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND Sturgeon TO
late Stenewali Jacksonj. Healthful and de-
Hehtful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt" a,.S.g ~: h 81 II.
PROFESSOR J. A. WANKLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. aEighly efervescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior to
) all Others" IN I: 4sIa 49, 60.
DIR. r. OGDEN D0REaiUs: . Absolutely Spure
! . and wholesome; superior TO all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
j, ton and artiacially aeratea waters, . sss
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF THE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, Ere. g superior 10 Yichy
and yals." S
QUEEN; 10th edition OF Conpanion to the
British PharTnacopoia xhilarating; good
for sickness, dyspepsia, and loss of APPETITE.
MCNAMARA, F. r. q. s., c.s. L, Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. g More whole
some and refreshing than sodaor seltzer wafer
HERMAN WEBER, II. d., F. r. G. p, Physician
KS 10 the German Hospital, London. !. OF great
value in lithIc acid diathesis,in catarrah Of the
bladder, and OF the respiratory organs; agree.
able and useful. 2
FREDERICK DE.BARY & CO.,
Al and 4S Warren street, New York,
so. ii Sole agents for United States and Canada.
For sale by dealers, groeers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the MELLOW label.
PURGELb. ADD g co.. Richmond,
ss General Agents for Virginia
Is IA 2S-N, sY&F6eowt 4 d
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Fine. $3.50: superfne. $5@$5.25; extra super
fine. $50 $685.; common family, 81 fancy family
and City Mills, 90, and very duh.
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y SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels very good at &1.3b
298 bushels on private terms 81 bushels very good
at 81 .35-total, $50 bushels. Red, SO bushels at
81 .25 80 bushels good Fultz at S1.25: AZ bushels
prime Futz Mt $1.27; "a bushels common Fuitz at
ellis; 20 bushels mixed at Sl.26; SO bushels
mixed on private terms; SO bushels very good
FuItz on private terms; "a bushels good on pri-
va'e terms-total, 500 bushels. ss. 80 ID. 81
CoRN.-Whfte 70 bushels very good at $40. as
& OATs.-50 bushels on private terms; go bushels
private terms; lss bushels prime spring at sSc.-
total, 500 bushels. lsss.sls..
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FREDERIcK DE I,ARY q CO..

sI1oOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY BIZ.
sDEcgTED7A Ar THE DIS Arch PRINTING.
HOUSE
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NTHOLESALE WOODEN AND WILL
wv LOW-WARE,h ROPES, TWINES, TIN
WARE, &c. 49, grss.Ets,.
Thankfni for the liberal patronage extended 10 the
1atn firm, and with the determination TO meet the
&C., which an experience Of eleven years justifes
me In offering, solicit continuance and enlarged
patronage. tfsi .. - AZ - ~ 5>isit -
The name of the firm, will remaia unchanged y
fe ~ ,r.- y So fTftfANDREW II. MOTT.
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1000 EAsT MAIN sTREET-m
IZtJC NEW ST2REt NEW etiODStt&Sa
TDWEST, PRICES I. IL have Just received y ~
full line of FURNITURE for chamber, parlnr.
dinipg-room. and office. Latest designs ehambei
Jerry, cotelaine and SILK, from 81 10 500; cant
and wood chairs. These goods being bough, princi
pally for cash, viii be sold at smau ADVANCE OF
cost Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows, &c. Up.
holstering and repairing, Terms iiberai:
* fe % 81 q j. ID. GATEWOOD.-
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DIssOLuTI0Ns q PARTNERSHIP.

Mss N.-The co-partnersbip
II business of F. VUNCK and JOHN e. CALD-
WE'LL, known under the nrm.name Of yUNCK&
CALDWELL. Is this day dissolved by nut nal con.
sent, F. VUNCK assuming all liabilities Of the old
firm made by himself for the factory and business
that he has had charge OF In Virginia j. f.. CALD-
WELL taking the same responsibilities on himself
for the liabilities Of the factory at Knoxville, Temp
Those indebted to The transactions OF VUNcK will
settle with him, and all dues 10 The old firm created
by the Knoxville factory must be settled with j. e.
CALDWELL. at Knoxville, Tenn:
+. VUNCK.
j. Z. CALDWELL.5
MARCH l. 1879. NH 4.M2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSDKA nee COMPANIES.
ID F. JOHNSTON & CO.,
INSURANCE AGENCY,
ILL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,

represent the following old and reliable Flre-In-
surance Companies:
WEsTCHEsTER FIRE-INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY-Cash assets. 81 900 900
NJ ARYLAND FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY .........................,.. SZO0,Uoo
These companies have 4 deposit with the Treas
urer of the State for the protection of the Virginia
policy holders. .,
Pa o5-METh4w X. F. JOHNSTON & co.