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xs. sPAULDlNG's PLAN TO LIGHT THE ATM0s
pierre OVER THE CITY or BOLY0KE.

xg, sPAULDlXG'S PLAN TO LIGHT THE ATMOS-
pierre OVER THE CITY or BOLYOKE.
HoLYoKE, MASS, July 16.-The Paper
World announces that that city Is to be the
scene Of an extensive experiment in the
use OF the electric light. ii. c. Spauldlng,
OF Boston, who was at first going 10 put his
plans into effect in this city, has gone to
HoIy oke on account OF cheap power, and
has made arrangements with the Water
Power Company TO put wheel into their
new pit near Cabot street expressly for his
use. To make the experiment which
be will attempt Will require 100 horse.
power, or over two milI-powers, or enough
10 run . paper-miIl. A tower about seven-
ty.6ye feet high will be built. and sur
mounted by an immense lantern OF such
power as to put all former electric lights
completely In the shade. Mr.. Spauldlng
will put up his tower and apparatus nc his
own expense, but he hopes to succeed so
well that the city will adopt the system.
He Is extremely enthusiastic and sanguine
as TO the result Of the experiment, and his
expectations 90 far beyond the achievement
Ct any previous electrician. He says that
with seven such towers as he intends TO
build lac can make the entire city as light as
day, both indoor and out. His idea Is that
Dy utlES tue dtmOsPuciS aUo'c tue Shy
with light be will get the same effect that
we do from the sun and its reflected
light, and that the shadows will be
no darker than those made by the sun.
His idea is 10 ill the stratum OF atmo-
sphere Just above the CITY so completely
with light that it win permeate spaces
which no direct rays reach, just as the SUMS
light does immediately after the sun has set.
The light which he expects to throw out
from one lantern will be equal to 100000
candles. while the largest electric light yet
attempted by any one else has been Of but
10, 600 .cande.power. The apparatus will
ccst $4,000, irrespective OF any investment
for power; but after the system Is once in
operation the cost OF running 1t, aside from
the power, will be small. The expense Of
lighting Holyoke at present, public and
private, Is estimated at 800, 0e0 year, and
for about that amount the seven towers
which are proposed could be set up aud the
lights put In operation. Mr.. Spaulding
came TO Holyoke on account Of the public
spirit Of IFS principal citizens and its cheap
power. and because 1t will be good place
from which TO advertise the system.
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4 1.xrrsn PROM SENATOR BurLER--HE DOES
nor REGARD TuE TRAGEDY AT DuB0sE's
pvIpGg AZ prpsxsyBLE EVEN UNDER TnE
copE or TBE DUEIf.o.
EpuerlkLD COURTHOUSE, July 10, 1880.
Editors Charleston Neus and Courier !;
Dear Sirs,--i want TO say TO you that you
have my hearty endorsement In the position
YOU have taken in reference TO the CASH
Shannon tragedy. II Is no reflection upon
the memory OF the gallant gentlemen Of the
past who resorted to tue ducIlo to settle
their personal differences to ask that the law
be yindicated In this case. Ia former days
the most punctiIious dccornm and chtyalfic
COURTESY distinguished the conduct Of gen.
tlemcn 10 "affairs OF honor" and coarse
ribaIdry and gasconade In correspondence
was as od,ous as the brand OF cowardice !;
but now the swash-buckler style APP
pears 10 be fashionable.
The issue Is very sharply made between
those who trsmple law de6antly under loot
and those who execute 1t, and l do hope
that courage enough may be found to ex.
ecute IL.
II will be a sad day for South Carolina
when gentleman, who feels Ii to pc DIS
personal or profe ssionai duty to vindicate
private rights In our courts, is frst TO De
insulted, pursued. vilifed, aud goaded to
desperation, and then shot. II that Is TO
be the plane which our civilization Is to oc.
cupy, we shall all be sleeping on our arms.
And there must be something radically
wrong in n public sentiment which can
force a man OF Shannon's high character
and acknowledged courage to fight a duel
under the circumstances which surrounded
him. It is about time we we're finding out
where we are, and ascertain whether "bor-
der rufIisnism Is to govern this country,
or whether civilized Institutions shall be
maintained.
Iexpress no opinion on the merits OF this
difficulty. for know nothing OF it except
what have seen in the public prints; but
l do venture the opinion that 1t Is the FIRST
time in the history Of duelIipg IN South
Carolina that a man has been shot for doing
what he bad, in morals and law, clearly the
right 10 do, and for doing what 1t was bis
sworn duty to do-to wit, faithfully
representing the interests OF his clients In
the courts against parties who had them
selves gone into the courts. Ii IS without
parallel, either In the issue made or the
manner Of its conduct.
You are doing your share OF public duty
In proper Emancipation nee for saying
so--and i believe that nine-tenths OF the
respectable people OF the State will sustain
you.
You may count on my doing so in any way
that properly may.
Very truly yours, &c, NJ. G. BUTLER.
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"INITiALs, PLEAsE."-There was q
Kansas-City Journal reporter on the train
that carried Grant from Galena, and one OF
his first exploits was to sail through the
cars, getting list OF the people aboard.
One OF the persons he struck was a short,
thick-set man with q beard, who sat gazing
pensively out OF the window with cigar
Ia his mouth.
".Are you one Of the invited guestsi,
asked the reporter, tapping the man on the
shoulder.
The man said he was, andkept on smok.
ing. ~
"From st. Joe or Leavenworthfn asked
the reporter, notebook and pencil in hand
/" IllihoIs," replied the man. still smoking
pil have to trouble you for your name, y
persisted the reporter.
"Grant," said the man. still smoking.
" Iaitiais, please ~ ssked the reporter.-
ulysses s. Grsnt." replied the man,
quietly.
"Oh," family calculated the reporter ;
AMI strange light came In his eyes and be
moved on.
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4. (. u co.usr 1c,eyensb and Bank stree's'
rRusTEYs SALE OF LARGE Al Swr 9 lIlisS.
I, THY qE G Rn5E1aks III On SIcGSEs$SSl
H i1GiTs Erwis AIR MSsRrrR UsS XVI.
sTHEitTs NE IA Hs,a1IH16H istHFfisf cSyh6iI.
~ virtue OF ass ed 10 he subscrber BY Rev Dr.
A. r. Dickinson bearing date 0S,ccr Court as ~
fseoroea ~ ,aSs shai In execution thereof,
npoces 10 sell Il public aucsion on Tue MsntY
speciveiy, in the order advsIsse,n, on y, o,eoct
n R ie1 p rs re %, a, q WIFI
ns TEN 70 sE 1n SftnET s sn the north Zoe
y ~ street. between Letter street and WI
avenue running 3sck 100 tss 49, On sH ~
PEET In rear or the abose roeuss avy is sct On I'M
;Ss ga. sSs n H tagrxsuTiFu qTSRE
- :w,... Man. afsiining Inc Fulton
ontaE si4 iolx fss en- ,n snd avn WsSife Streets
osom ct az fses 10 Centre street, with neat
r pew EE DwELiiSG thereon also. lots Nos
TO 25 inclusive, on the norin slSe h 2, heron
r,ont TN esef SMALL FRAME COTTAGES; also
ItJTs Nos 10 81. inclusive, on the nortn slae OF
Lewis street. east OF Wiltshire street running hack
a fssi = A hsf ass,sfE
I'm rear Of The aboy running back feet 70 said
aev. also LOTs Nos. IS to 81. inclusive, iront'Dg
on he north side OF Gilly street and running back
pats Of the foregoing lots can be seen at my oice
and will be exhibited at the sales.
H. snec,ai All entIon OF persons Wishing TO invest
in cheat property Is particularly called to this large
Trprs. Although the deed requires a cash sale
am authorized by The creditor 10 accept one thirh
cash balance at Fix anu twelve mouths FOR nego.
table notes, interest added, secured o2 u VI
trust. W. ooT r,s,,.o
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u0v9MeNv or TIE B0AHD OF TkAuk - ''1- 1--WE
xoxxsnIxo LIKE 4 coKREcr CENSUS.

wov4xexv or TAR BOARD or TRADE 10 SECURE
SOMETHING LIKE coKREcT CENSUS.
l.oumy,trR, KY.. July i5.-Thcre Ess
b<en sa,ch dissatisfaction over the rcsult oil
she WORK az the census euumerators In this
eiyv that the Board OF Trade employed q.
4. Osrcp. q well-known local statistician,
20 lake : census Of one ward. The resuli
Il 4 communication 10 superintendent
WaIker, from which the following IL taken
Alter aliuding 10 the death OF supervisor
Wtujock. a the beginning OF the work, tne
,rtter ssys: :" His successor VISA compelled
"a besyn The work Of enumeration imme.
niatelv. without time 10 familiArize Dimseu
with The circumstances OF Louisville, 70
hsrd,y sconaint himself with division Of
She work ia the city, and without the CO.
or<rst,op. suggestion, and advice that Mr.
Winlock had sought. Under these circum'
stances this Board feels justified tn submit
ting 10 you that the enumeration OF Louis.
villa IN It's preliminary arrangement and
i,s execution had not the supervision AID
ccsy peration Of the effort provided for by
law designed by you and contemplated by
Mr.. Wihtock."
Amer abiding to the dissatisfaction aud
the appointment OF Mr.. Caron the letter
continues, "Mr. Caron's report ~ hereoy
presented, and It's comparison Will snow
how carefully and critically the test OF q
new enumeration was applied: Total TOT
United States census, 10000; total Tor
Board Of Trade census, 1l,6I7; increase
for the Board OF Trade census, Ill.
aThere ore twelve wards IN the CITY OF
Louisville, and the above, taken as oasis
Of correction, would give an increase OF
over 8 600 in the city. A proportionafe cor
rection on the total reported population
would also require about the same increase.
II IL submitted. therefore, that there IS an
error In the total reported population OF
Louisville of at least 5000; that as reported
the population should be increased about Z
per cent. and the increase OF population
in comparison with the returns OF 1870
should be SO per cent. instead OF % per
cent, as given in round numbers by the
supervisor. These errors are OF no incon-
siderable magnitude, and seriously affect
the rank Of Louisville In the classification
OF cities. 1t Is believed that the Census
Bureau will interest itself to secure cor.
rection, and with that view am directed
By this Board to respectfully inquire what
steps will secure q new enumeration OIL the
population Of Louisville, or on what condi-
iion an enumeration taken under the direc-
ton Of the municipal government VIII be
accepted by you and given Official sane
fionv
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ATLANTIC CIrY, N. j., July 16.-The col.
orcd man who was drowned here on tue
morning Of the 14th instant while endeavor.
ing to rescue the boy Joseph wynkoop, OF
1895 Columbia avenue, Philadelphia, mas
been tdentiGed es George White, and by pa
pers found upon him 1T appears that be was
from Washington, D. O., and was at one
time servant to Mr.. +. i. Gleeson. Oh l452
O. street northwest, from whom be bad q
Recommendation giving him an excellent
character. He was In this city In search oil
employment. His funeral took place to-day.
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RICHMOND AND PKrERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDA Y, June 10,
~ 1850, trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 W., THROUGH NAIL daily, connectiLI
for Charleston, Savannah, Augusu
and Aiken lyia CharlestoB) J, Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only ut Chester
aud Manchester, and at Halfway or
signal.
$50 2. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
PASSENGERS takins this train will make
clese connection AZ Petersburg for
Norfolk.
1898 NJ. MAIL daily Except Sunday.
700 A. b., THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A.,
NJ. a o. r. r., for Lynch6Grg and be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. IL, THROUGH MAI. daily EXCEPT sun
day.. connecting With Richmond,
frcaericksDurK snf Potomac railroad
for all points North East and West,
Stops at Manchester and Chester,
aud at Halfway and at Drury's
Bluff, on signal
926A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali,
Except sunday. stops NJ all STA
s.A4 P. Il. THROUGH MAI. daily. sonnec.ihs
with Blchmond, Fredericksburg ahs
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close cennec.
tion with the Chesapeake ard Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Stirring: snc
all points North and West This trsis
stops at Manchester and Chester, anc
at HALFWAY and Drary's b'un' on
700 NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except Sunday; passenger ear AZ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start mon
he Appomattox depot ~
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
bSgw $40 4. II. ana $50 p. H.. every Sunday.
jel2 r.. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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The bids will he opened at the time above named
In the presence OF the Committee GU Finance OF the
City Council.
These bonds will be issued under authority of a
resolution of the Council OF the city OF Rich.
mond approved June 10, 1880, 10 provide funds for
the construction OF new pumps for the City Water
Works, and will bear interest at the rate of per
centam per snnum, PAYABLE semi annually In JaRu-
arv and July at he ONCE of the City Treasurer.
They are redeemsble at the pleasure OF the city
Council any time after the LIST day OF July 1890,
and will be FOR of 800, any multiple there
Of Provision has been made for the payment OF The
January. 1881, interest on these bonds out OF the
revenues or the current year.
The bonds under this loan will be delivered TO bid
ders at the following dates-viE, $4,000 in Au-
gust, 450, 900 in September, CSC. 1000 in October,
100000 in November, and 100000 In Decem-
Der, 1850. payments to be made at the time OF the
delivery Of the bonds.
Bidders must specify the months In which they
desire the bonds delivered: otherwise the bids will
be taken for delivery al The option Of the Finance
Committee.
Bids must be endorsed, Il" Bids for the $350,000
8 per cent. loan."
No hid which is less than par and accrued interest
to da'e Of delivery will he considered.
The COMMITTEE on Finance reserve the right to
reject any and all bids for these bonds.
j. II. ELLYsOE,
jy18td Chairman Committee on Finance.
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TTIGH.CONSTABLE'S SALE OF IL
III OUORS, C!GAES, STATE AND CITY IL
CENsEs, FURNITURE, ITALIAN PLASIhh,
MOITLDS, &C II will sell mt public auction on
MONDAY the lgth dav of July, $50, at 10 o'csock
A. NJ, at my Office. 1906 Franklin street, the follow
sg properly, to satisfy sundry n
my hands:
psrt barrels Whisky,
R :srr'sSaI5nrSsskHBEsRRy BRANDY.
keg GATAWBA WINE.
lot LIQUORS In bottles,
part barrel VINEGAR.
1000 CIGARS. o,.cco
lot GLASS JARS and CANDIES,
COUNTER SCALES,
IiOUoR LICENsE-Siate and city,
/ lot ITALIAN PLASTh R-MOULD<.
BUREAUS, BEDSTfADs, WASHSTANDS,
MIRRORS. STOVES, CHAIRS,
SHOWCASES,
ICE-BpX.
TERM: cash. Z. HOLZINGER,
iyI7.2t. 80 II. &. G. II.
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Bv John NJ. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. HOG Main street

THAT VALUABLE BRICK RESI-.
i DENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNEk
OF CLAY AND HENRY sTRkETs mo 4l4'
Ft,R SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-At the re =
onest of the owner will offer for SALE on the preinl-
ses ON THURSDAY the 22d dav OF JUL, lSo0, az
@ O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY located as ABOVE
described. The HOUSE contains seven rooms. gas.
hath. &c. kitchen and servants room stable and
carriag. house. Lot SO by 100 feet 10 alley. Neigh
borh.1d good aud parties desiring to purchase a
nIea Ami home .hould attend his sale. ''-.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance az four; eleht,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes. WIN per
cent Interest added and secured by deed OF trust
iyl7 JOHN N. GODDIN, Aucti0Deer.
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BY George II. Poiudexier.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 200 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i TwO:sTnRY FRAME TESNEsIENlS o On p!
WEST CLAY STREET, Nos; 1910 AND i3iZ'
ONE SQUARE BEYOND ELBA PARK.-By vir-
tue OF the provisions Of certain deed OF lrus exc
cuted 10 me on the Iih day OF January, 1878, re-
corded I'm u clerks Office of the Cbancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond. ID. b. 112 b, page IL de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the note
therein secured. will sell by auction, on the prem
i>es, on TUESDAY, July 20th, AZ 81 o'clock Y. NJ,
the above-des cribee VALUABLE PROPERTY.
fronting 40 feet on Clay street ana extending back
300 feet to an alley.
TERMS: sufficient In cash TO pay expenses Of
sale and u note of ! $50; balance at Fix 3nd
twelve month";. A. 4. WARREN, Trustee.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTBR, Auc tOnetr. jy
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The Rome correspondent OF the London
Tablet says that the names for the appoint
ment OF cosdjutor to the Cardinal Arch
bishop OF New York have been received by
the Propaganda. They are Bishops Z. n.
Lynch, Of Charleston. S. g., John Lough'
lin, OF Brooklyn, N. L, and N. A. Corri-
gan, of Newark, n. j.
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FINANCIAL.
$35O,OO0 CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1850.
SEALED BIDS addressed to the undersigned will
be received at the Office OF he City Auditor until
l2 O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the I'd day Of August,
1850, for all or any portion Of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND,
payable thirty-four years after the LIST day OF
July, 1880.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

MANcuEsIER, July 8, 1850.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE REAL ES-
J. TATE. AUCTIOsEERING. AND RENTAL
BIJSlNESs, formerly conducted In the city Of Man.
chester by our father The late FRANK j. SAMPSON,
will h, reafter be continued by us In Al It's branches
under ihe hrm name OF JOHN L: SAMPsON
BROTHER.
BY strict personal attention 10 all business en-
trusted 10 our care we hope TO merit continuance
father - JOHN L. SAMPSON.
Nv l0.lOt WILLIS A. SAMSON.
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By W. Godd'a,
Real Estate AuctioDeer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
y THRFE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT IN
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BErW ZEN FOU-
SHEE AND ADAMS sTREETS.-At The request or
the owner, win offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 15ih July. lsSO,
AZ q O'Clock p. NJ, that LARGE AND VERY DE-
siKABLE THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT
located as above the part OF which Is now In he
OCCUPANCY of Mr. Phillips. and The upper part bythe
owner. The Lot has front of 24x130 feet 10 an
aIIey The tenement is In good order. In addition,
there Is an excellent brick Kitchen and large new
brick stable. containing six to eight stalls.
As property on Broad street IS daily improving,
now is rare chance ~ secure nrst-rate Ia est
ment. -,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made tnorn et the
hour OF sale w. GODDlN,
Auctoneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-Yuture Da2.s.
80 By seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioueer,

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lots !,
i OyE FRONTING on rue NORTH si y,
OF MARsHALL STREET JgsT ri phf Ten.
FOOT ALLY. Ann TIE 0TllER, WITH 4
LARGE BRIcK.AND-FRAME BI.ACKsMI,TlMd,
sioP THERREox TE1STssGG r On FHS MhR
RuSNiNG BACK ON ITS sIUTHEkN LINE
as FEET, AND on ITS NORTH LiSE nSyv
10 FEET-F0R SALE At AUCTIQN.-A A. the re-
quest OF she owner, will oiier the above M
premises, on THURSDAY the 22d day or Su'y'
1880. Al O'Clock r. NJ.
Terms: One third cash; balance =. ~ ~.
twelve months. for negotiable notes, Win lniere"
added, aud secured by dssd Of trast. -, ~,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
3 10 10 N ~ 1877 y Auction.e err.
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Little Johnny went fishing last Sund.y
without consulting DIS parents. !, Next morn
inE nei9hbor's boy met him, and asked |:
"Dsd you catch anything yesterday ! n
!" Not III. got home" was the rather sad
RI. ponse. -
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BY Richardson a Co.,
Real Ettate Agents aud AuttIoneers,
.rItft No. Ills Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE TwO-sTORY
"A FRAME DWELLING AND LOT On
LEiGH sTREtTS FOR SALE BY AUCTION
ON TUESDAY the 20ih dry OF July, Isso, a. o
O'Clock r. NJ we shall sell by auction, or ,ne prem
md, with six rooms, Other improvements, ann lot
26x9O feet. with an alley In the rear ten fset wlos,
street between Clay and Leigh streets, and near ihe
srocery-store OF Robert English, ESQ.
TRRMs: Que third cash; balance IN SIX ana
twelve months. negotiable notes given for the ce.
ferred uaymeutt with Interest added, and secured
hy = desd oc fr,,st. RICHARDSON & CO..
I'll AuctioLeers.
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RAILROAD LINES.



mA 9@SE 4yzH @zS11
h''HAoS0' FORK RIVER AND ,'nsyryAar,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS AilsoAo'
~ TAKING EFFECT JASrAey q ,sso,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 p. NJ. Leave Richmond dslly te,een, s,r.
H nay connecting AZ West Point on
500 TUESDAY. THUR DAY, ami sAT
URDAY with steamers Tor All l,ns-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
,s:So 4. NJ Leave Richmond daily lexeep, sun
steamers for BlliinOie on NGynAy
TThHtti RsShY, and psSS1ErsRRbssy:
with steamers for New York o,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; With steamers for provJ.
dsnec and Boston on TUESDAY and
.sItf PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily fsrcen,
sunday, connecting al West Point
TnhsDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
UhDAf with steamers from Bait.
more. '
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 =. NJ Arrive at Richmond aaly feYc.D,
e:UO 4. M.) sunday CONNECTING AZ WIS., poIp,
WIN steamers from Baltimore Neu
isrs, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight az Richmond 10 or from
soa a pent.. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling and d'.rAtch, with lowest rates,
ThIoags VII. Of ladiEg, With guar,uieed rates,
For fr formation. apply at Office OF the coinnanv
Twenty-third and Dock streets. Richmond va
oc4 VT. DDDGLAS. Superintendent
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Established under the auspices OF such men as the
late A. &. McIlwaine, its first president; Darcy
Paul, its first viee-president, and ID. b. Tennent.
who has been continuously one Of its vice. presi-
dents, and a member Of its Finance Committee
since its foundation, 1t has aimed always 10 main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had to enforce a claim against 1t
by the judgment Of a court
IL has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
Its policies have always been incontestabe after
three years except for actual fraud
Its assets are larger in proportion to liabilities
than those Of any company Ia the United States.
II invites an examination into Its modes OF in
vestment, its strength, and its rates.
II issues policies OF insurance In amounts not ex-
ceeding IS 000-for a single year, term of years
TAT rates quite low cooperative assessments),
or for life, and endewments for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually. semi annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL b. PAUL, President
JAMES w. PEGRAM, Secretary. " Tim
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DID DOMINION STEAMSHIP rfHH
~ COMPANY. s@1s1cS
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their sp.eus,a
stesmers-0LD DOMINION, WIANpkF. NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RlCHNoND-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and stNDAl Al
high water.
Sims golng north land at Pier g., North river
foot Of Beach street. SHIPS coming soulh sail rom
Pier as, Nor.h riyer, foot Of ChTlstppher sir'.t
pressly for this route. ....S
They kSye splendid falcons, sate-roons' aud BAH
rooms. . -.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS, AKA Alleh iO'S ~ie N''
surpassed.
Freight received until 0'clOck r. ". daily
with dIspatch and 10 charge maze excep, NciHs e1'
penses Insured. -,
Cabin fare 70 New York, ti2 SscSrAse, - sn'
a..
For further information apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co, Agents.
nv 10 oeaca Compa0s's gsArVes. koehct%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-19
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE CRY FIRE INSURANCE. CoMPASY,(
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1880.
gTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
u THIS COMPANY have declared a SEMI
DIVIDEND OF -FOUR PER CENT.
free IRON, ali taxes out OF the profits OF the past
Six onts payable 10 The stockholders on aud after
the 18th Instant. Z. II. MEADE,
~ 1O-t0t secre.ary