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County IredSurerShip.-Tbe will OF the
late Colonel w. B. Woodbridge was offered
aud admitted to probate Thursday. W. !.
ClOpton, G. u. Jewett, aud A. +. Moore, the
executors therein named, qualified and en-
tered into bond in the penalty OF $4,000.
No appointment 10 MI the vacancy In the
office OF Treasurer has yet been made.
Four deputies were appointed by the late
Treasurer. They qualified, and the tax
tickets had been placed in their hands for
collection, and they were proceeding to
collect the same, but the demise OF Colonel
Woodbridge was revocation OF their au.
thority. These deputies will turn over the
money and tickets in their hands to the ex.
eeutors. The court will adjourn from day
to day until March 2stb, when the execu-
tors will be ready 10 make a final settlement
Of the late TreasureT's account with the
Board Qi Supervisors, which meets on that
day. The executors say they will be ready
then to deliver all books, papers, aud money
belonging 10 the Office TO the successor OF
Colonel Woodbridge. In the mean time no
one Is authorized TO receive taxes or 10 pay
out any money on county warrants.
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Mineral ExhiblfiOn-Cha ha ber Of Com.
nercc.

EditOrs Dispatch; As it seems agreed
that we will nave thousands OF strangers
here in October, before and after the great
days at Yorktown, would it not be well to
have 4 grand exhibition OF the mineral re-
sources OF the State at that time? Perhaps
the Governor would allow the use Of the
hall OF the House OF Delegates for that pur-
pose, and the seats might be taken ont for
the occasion and a really handsome show
made. DR.. Pollard, Commissioner Of Agri
culture, has already large collection; Gen
eral Schreiber has another; the Allegheny
Railroad Company another. Now, let all
these be consolidated for the occasion and
placed in some accessible place where all
visitors may easily see them. Let the Cham
Der Of Commerce and DR.. Pollard go 10
work on this hint. {.
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IMPROVEMENTS BY The Committee ON
WHARF.-The Committee on Water at lis
last meeting appointed a Subcommittee TO
inquire into the condition Of the residence
Of the keeper Of Marshall reservoir, with
authority to have the present structure en-.
larged and improved, or TO pull il down and
erect new one in it, stead, il in their
opinion the latter course would be best.
While Mr. Rose, the keeper, is courteous
and efficient officer, and We are pleased that
the Improvement contemplated by the COM
mlttee will materially add TO his comfort,
it is n work that will greatly enhance the
beauty OF this property Of the city. The
committee also ordered the laying OF new
water-pipes as follows: On Holly street
from Church street to the canal bank; on
Baker street from Third to Fourth streets (;
on Leigh from Twenty-iifth to twenty
sixth streets; on First from Jackson to Du-
val streets; on Clay from Second to Adams
streets; on Fifth from Baker to Preston
streets; along Madison south OF Clay street.
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Dir. Macintosh Installed.
A THRONG IN THE SECOND PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH-A SERMON BY DIR. MCOSH.
rphfla,lpInhia Timps 16thl

THRONG IN THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-A SERMON BY DIR. M'COSH.
philadelphia Times, lsth.I
The stately building OF the Second Pres
byterian church, at Twenty-6rSt and Wal
nut streets, was crowded to overlooking last
night. II was the occasion OF the inst ila-
tion Of the new pastor, Rev. John ;. Mac
Intosb, late OF the province OF Ulster, Ire
land. The installation occasion brought
together host q distinguished Presby
dlyines, almost every minister OF prominence
in this city belonging 10 that Church beng
present In the pulpit was seen the yen-
cradle face Of Rev. Dr.. McCosh, Of Prince
ton College, who preached the installation
sermon. There were also the Rev. DR.. De-
Witt, who delivered the charge to the pas
tor; Rev. DR.. Dana, who delivered the
charge to the people, and Rev. Or. Adair,
the moderator, who propounded the cOnsi-
tutional questions TO pastor and people.
Among the other ministers present were
Rev. Dr. Patterson and Rev. DR.. Murphy.
of Frankiord, and Rev. jonathan Simp.
son, OF Ireland. DR.. McCOsh took his text
from Second Corinthians, fifth chapter.
eleventh verse, "Know we no man after
the flesh" He dwelt principally upon
the human character Of Christ rs fitting him
for all the relations OF life. The successful
minister is not monastic, but social man.
He must have a part in the life OF those
around him, and be stirred by The same SYM
paihes and warmed by the same impulses.
For the enforcement Of the truth all genius
and learning and originality can lind sufii.
cient scope in the Gospel. The same Gospel
suits all classes. Workingmen and mer-
chants alike can partake Of it together. The
services were presided over by Rev. DR..
Adair, the moderator.
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a Big Verdict Against the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad Company.

BALTIMORE, MD., March 17.-In the
clerks office Of the United States Circuit
Court to-day the opinion Of Judges Bond
and Morris was filed in the cases OF Asahel
Emigh against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and Francis A. Stevens
against the same for infringement OF the
patent Of Stevens's patent railroad car.
brake by the railroad company. The suit
has been pending since February, 1864.
Some years thereafter decision was rem
dered in favor OF the complainants, and the
matter referred to a master for examination
and report. The ieDort was made and an
account stated, to which the respondent
filed exceptions. The opinion filed Today
oyerrules the exceptions and DEGREES in
favor OF the complalnants at the rate OF S2j
per car per year for the Use OF the Steven.
brake, amounting in the aggregate to $751;
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THE MUSICALE AT THE RICHMOND FE-
MALE INSTITUTE LAST EvENIyG.-The young
ladies OF the Richmond Female Institute
gave their quarterly musicale last evening In
the spsciOus hall OF that building. Their
programmes are generally good, but the one
of last evening was particularly pleasing.
comprising selections from Chopin. List,
Campana. Mozart. and other classic com-
pOsers. The pupils OF this school have the
very best advantages, being under the able
directorshiD Of Madame Caroline Rchings-
Bernard, Mr.. Bernard, and Miss Nellie
Dustman. The performances Of the young
ladies throughout gave evidence of superior
instruction, and many Of them bid fair TO be
fine musicians. We shall anxlouslv await
the announcement OF their next musicale.
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PERsOTAL AND BRIEF LOCALS.-Cap:ain
Tom Evans. Of the Rcidsyillc (N. C.) Times
and readiDg clerk Of one of the house, OF
the North Carolina Legislature, is in the
city, and "aye us call yesterday.
The iirst passenger train through from
Scottsvllle on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad arrived here yesterday a: 1855 y.
VI.
The Manchester SuH, NOnieirO 4 Agce
publishers, appears this week with new
beading and in enlarged form. 1t is hand
somely printed and well filled with reading
matter
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as popular lecturer OH varied themes, con.
stantiy speaking 10 large and intelligent au.

THE THEATRE LAST NtGHT-EyANGgLISE.
Rice's Eyangeline Combination drew quite
a large audience to the Theatre last evening
The "New Eyangelue" IL essentially the
same as has been seen here before, though,
with few exceptions, the company is en-.
tirely new. There was the full complement
OF young women in tights, and some novel
and funny features introduced. Mr.. George
X. Fortescue as Catherine was of course
immense. and convulsed the audience
throughout with his feminine extravagan.
zas. The great feature OF the bur-
lesque "The Lone Fisherman " was capital
ly portrayed by Mr.. Charles Groves. In this
particular this cast has suffered nothing by
the substitutio1s made. Several solos and
duets by Miss Jarbeau and Miss Searle,
who personated Evangeline and Gabriel re.
spectiyely, received decided encOres, and
the audience Seemed well pleased with the
extravaganza throughout.
Evangelne will be repeated at mairee
this afternoon, and tonight the company
will conclude their engagement here with
the new opera boule entitled Caiino. and
the little Operetta "Goose with the Golden
Egg"
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Rsy- On an sales Of Real rstate made between t.e
lst of January and last Of June the tjNes fOr Tie
present wear have 10 br paid by the uTehaser on
all sales mad" between the l>t Oi July ana lass 81
the wear tne taNcs have t. be- paid by tn seller.
This custom WI, adopted about fifteen years ago
by All the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
p,ies To- Richmond ana ylclnity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. VI, horses, buggi9s
&c.
+ TIIoNP. on BROWN JP. ". framed dwelling
and lot on Nicholson street and ni'r building lot
on Williamsburg avenue.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. NJ, bay horse Tom
TELEGRAPH
FRAHK -. Hill, ; T.. VI. dwelling 70. 406 s.Y-
cnth street between Marshall ant loy STR e..
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THE MHRE As A MEECIFCL MENIAL MIN
IsTRRING TO MATURE MENDICANTS.- day,
in the Catholic calendar is St. ,Joseph'>
day. st. Joseph, in addition to being the
patron OF this diocese, is the especial patron
Of that great benevolent order OF Christian
workers known as the Little Sisters Of
the Poor" On this day it IS customary
with the friend, Of their institution here
known as "St. Sophia'> Home" to give by
contribution feast to the nfirm old people
under their care. Many Of the ladies Of
the city not only take their contributions
with them 10 the &" Home " on this day,
Out they add further TO the JOY and COM
fort OF these poor old people by waiting
upon them during the feast. Nor Is this
all; the clergy also constitute themselves
waiting servants for the occasion, and the
Bishop himself dOnS IN apron and Is by no
means the least inactive in administering to
the wants OF the old people, who, it Is
hoped, Will be young again to-day IN the
Joy OF the occasion.
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WICKEDNEss.-Not a bad heart. but diseased
Liver is often the Of violence Of ten per, vim
aud sometimes crime (; for. when the
spleen is affected, the heart Is coeged I'm IFS better
impulses for want Of action to carry of the bile.
~ have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once, but often, and can confidently assert IL
has done me more good than any Other medicine I
have ever used think II IS ii~ greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made IN TIE world. Many OF my
neighbors have used il, and all will say a. much n
not more than | DO for It's virtues.
"JoHS J. ALLEN, BIbb county, Ga"
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"Why do women so often wander aim
Iessly in the murky solitudes OF the dead
Past, brooding over the days that are for
ever gone ?" asks young lady OF Macoupin
county in communication entitled "Life's
Aims" They don't; at least not in Chi
cago. On the contrary, they wander around
The dry-goods stores OF the Present, pricing
things they have no idea OF buying. Chi
cago women are not dreamy or poeticaI, but
when il comes TO getting n g hustle for
81 80, they keep right up with the process
sion.- Chicago Tribune.
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POLICE COURr.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Fund and Mary Brown (both
coloredD were found guilty Of misde-
neanor and fined $50 each. An appeal
was taken to the Hastings Court.
Charles Parter (colored), charged with
assaulting and threatening TO Kill Rosa
Clarke. Dismissed on payment OF costs.
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HkGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AID
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become Inn.
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes the sKtN
PURE SOFT andLIKE THAT Of YoUTH.
L Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUNED, but Il Is
in every WY most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
lis APPLrCATIoS cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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Mr.. GoUGH's LEcrURe.-This veteran OF
the platform, who has won triumphs OF
oratorg In nearly every city Of America.
and extorted enthusiastic plaudits from the
staid people OF Great Britain, is announced
TO lecture In Mozart Hall on Thursday
night next. Mr. Coughs career reads like
romance, beginning as it did with an OBJ
scure inebriate mechanic, eliminating In
an unequalled temperance orator, and now,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
with misty rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, A 4;
9 A. NJ, As; noon. 80; p. NJ, 80; p.
NJ, AZ; midnight. 4s.
Mean temperature, Al.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States. cloudy weather with rain, north
easterly winds, generally higher tempera-
ture and stationary or lower barometer.
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ENTERTAINMENT At TRINITY CHURcH.-
Those vino desire to help worthy cause,
and at the same time satisfy the demands Of
the inner man, can do 80 by attending the
ladies' entertainment az Trinity church on
Monday evening next. In addition to the
,ump'uOus repa>t, the occasion will be en-
livcned by choice music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-19

HrsTIxGS COURT.-In this court yesterday
c. W. Burr. charged with selling beer bot
Ties marked POrtner," was found guilty
and fined Sl2. He moved to set aside the
verdict and arrest OF judgment upon the
said verdict, which motions were continued
until Monday next, until which time he was
hailed
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Interests al! mothers, especially those usable to
nurse their Offspring. 9ELLIys FooD for infants
possesses all the requisites sub,tiute for mothers
mix. and Is highly commended by the medical
faculty OF both Europe and America. All druggists
aud grocers have II. Piice, rs cents. T. MErcALP
& Co, Boston, Mass.
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uoLF-TRAP LlTHlA.

,e,c,ed an arrangement with Messrs.
p',.en. ladl & Cos agents Tor the
volF.TGAP LITHIA WATER,
,.r. rrersrcd TO supply 1t not only by the gallon
-. ..ots. iut by the glass AT . CENTS from our
.. ,ouro,eJ mlneral.water apparatus.
,,en,i N of all Who suffer from INDIGESTION
..,,,,o ,ne advantage. IN rel ofsupplying them
,,,moier1,c sum This superior medicinal beverage
=, ,..e ,ybo wish 20 use 1t regularly at our foun-
,..- u. yig make liberal terms.
IOLK MILLER & CO.,
900 Main street.
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Mr.. William Burton killed large beaver
the other day on Hagan's creek. A gentle
man informs US that the beavers built three
dams across one Of his ditcbes. They were
unknown In this section until a few years
back.-Danviiie Times.
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SuMnONS LIVER LarOR.

DRINTERS, SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO LEAD StDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by takiug this
SIMPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
The eject Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
STOMACH. LIVER, AND KIDNEYS
T. PROMPT and eficctua TAKEN IN doses OF half 4
Tablespoonful! after each meal, IL VIII establish a
regular habit of body, free alike from constipation
or IaNity, viii not Interfere with hu iness, and the
langour deprcssou and nervous debility, which are
inevitable rsnlts Of indigestion, blousness, aud an
irregular habit of tody will coae.
" EDITORIAI.-We have tested its virtues per-
sOuany. aud know that for Dyspepsia, BiliOusncsS,
and ThrOIbin Headache. II Is ihc bS' medic ne the
world ever saw We have tried forty other RENE
Oies before simmons Liver Regulator but mole of
them gave IL more than temporary relief. but the
Regulator not OnlV relieved. bni cured us.-EdNor
TeIegrdph and Messenger. Ndc0n, a."
Original aud genuine manufactured only By
j. II. ZEILIN K CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Purchasers sbould be careful to see that they get
the GENUINE, manufactured only 10y j. II. ZEILlN
4 CO.. Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -
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body late Thursday evening. and a verdict
OF iustitiable killing was rendered. He also
directed coffin to be made, and the body
will be inferred to-day.
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METHODIST FIELD.DAY - DISTINGUIsHED
STRANGERS TO SPEAK on SUNDAY-ORDI-
NATION or MISSIONARIES. The Metbc-
dists OF Richmond are promised tO-mOr-
row a great religious and intellectual feast
in the services announced in our church no.
tees this morning. Several distinguished
strangers are to occupy their pulpits in the
morning; in the afternoon there is to be a
mass missionary.meeting at Broad.Slreet
church; and at night, in Centenary church.
Bishop II. n. McTyeire, ID. d., will preach
and Ordain two missionaries.
Bishop McTyeire is one OF the leading
minds Of his denomination. The late Com
mOdOre Vanderbilt made him president OF
the Board OF Trustees OF the Vanderbilt
University, and the Church and country is
greatly indebted TO his fine executive abili-
ties for the successful establishment and
prosperous condition OF that great nslitu-
tOn. The Bishop resides in Nashville, but
is well and favOrably known in Virginia and
in all the States Of the South and West as an
able preacher and a devoted servant OF his
Church. He is accompanied by the Rev. J.
j. Ransom, from Brazil, and will on Sunday
night, at Centenary church, Ordlin Rev. j.
l.. Kennedy, OF the lIslston Conference, and
Rev. Mr.. Roger OF the South Carolina Con-
ference, missionaries recently appointed to
Brazil.
Rev. j. :. Kennedy, ID. d., who will
preach at BrOad.Street Methodist church on
Sunday morning, is distinguished men,
Der OF the Holston Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, and father OF the
yOung missionary Who is to be ordained to-
morrow night.
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ID. W. Lockwood, cashier Of the National Bank
Of Virginia. do affirm that the above statement Is
true 10 the best Of NV knowledge and he1ei.
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO bcf re me bis j. day
Of March, 1881. }. VI. MCkkAf,
No airy Pubic.
CoiUct-Attest:
.. +. WFI>lGER,
T. q. NOL1ING. Directors.
CLAIBORNE WAIKINS)
NH 1911
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE scis as a brain.
and nerve-fcod. ]; is not qusck medicine, but IL
prepared according 90 the directions OF The well.
known Professor Il. n. Hors.ord.
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stringent state Law Against Sale Of
OleO-Margarine Unless Labelled.

The following Is "an act for the protcc.
tlon OF dalrymen and to prevent deception
In the sale OF butter and cheese, approved
February 10. $780," which, IL enforced, will
prevent the practice complained Of by a
correspondent in yesterdays paper:
81. BE IL endcted by the Generai assem-
oily Of Virginia, That every person Who
shall manufacture for sale, or who shall offer
or expose for sale, any article or substance
in sembllnce Of butter or cheese not the
legitimate product OF the dairy, and not
made exclusively Of milk or cream, but into
which the oil or fat OF animals not produced
from milk enters rs component part, or
into which melted butter or any oil thereof
has been introduced TO take the place OF
cream, shall distinctly and duraby stamp.
brand, or mark upon every tub, frkiu, box,
or package OF such article or substance the
word o-margarine,' IN plain Roman let
tiers, not less than half an inch SQUARE,
placed horizontally in proper order-thus /:
leo'margarine' and in case OF retail sale
OF such article or substance in parcels the
seller shall in all cases deliver Herewith to
the purchaser a written or printed label,
bearing the plainly-wlitten or printed word
'Oleo.margarinc,' in type or letters as afore.
said and every sale OF such article not so
stamped. branded, marked, or labelled shall
he void, and no action shall be maintained
for the price thereof.
-. BE IL endcted, Tha, every person who
shall sell or offer to sell, or have in his or
her possession with intent TO sell, contrary
to the provisions OF this act, any OF the said
articles or substances required by the first
section OF this act TO be stamped. marked.
or labelled, rs therein stated, not 80 stamped.
marked. or labelled. or in case OF retail sale
without delivery Of label, required by see.
ton Of this act, shall for each such offence
forfeit and pay fine Of 800, TO be rccOy.
cred by indictment in any court Of this 5 ate
OF competent jurisdiction for the trial Of
DisdcGcanOrS, the one half such line. when
paid, TO 90 10 the informcr and the residue
30 be paid INTO the Treasury OF tie state.
SO. BE il en0ctcd. That any person who
shall sell or offer or expose for sale, or who
shall cinSe or procure to be- sold or offered
or exposed for sale. any article or substance
required by the first section OF this act TO
be marked, branded, stamped, or labelled,
not so marked, branded, stamped, or la
bclled, shall be guilty Of q misdemelnOr,
and on trial for such mi>demcanOr, proof
of the sale, or offer, or exposure alleged
shall be prcsumptiYe evidence Of knowledge
OF the character OF the article so sold or
offered.
-. This act shall be in force from its
passage"
1t will be seen from section . that one
half Of the fine goes to the iniormer.
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WE BELIEVE THAT TUFTS PILLS are d,s'inei
10 DE the medicine of The world. Thcy lmpart
power ny which every organ Of the body becomes
healthy. Very few diseases exist That Cannot DE- re.
leyec by pu giDg the bo Nes and restoring the liver
to ils normal condition; aud for this purpose no
remedy has BEEN invented That has as happy An
ef 81 as IN - pills. They never wrench The sys-
ten, but act mildly, and give tone TO the whole
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VI. ELLYsoS 4 Co., advertising agents. insert al.
vertIsements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis.
patch coenting-room win receive prompt a,tsl.
ten,
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pRrGs. MEDICINES. &c.
,,vIrIsloN or CoD.LIvER OIL
uYpoPHosrHITEs LIME AND SODA.

WN IVF II7'
..,.. An addition to PURE CoD-LlNER OIL
N-tns of UY YPOPHO>PHIrES1IM and dscDA
=. r,rh Hnid ounce. -
ms Emulsion Is prepared oY MeiSF,. fORChLI'
npe& Co ....,.,oov or ,he nbv,,c,sn. Of The
We nt~,n'ry as to ils efficacy In the treatment OF
xoNARY DISEASES. -. .. ..,.... -
aT'd ponns IN i hal Si Ia nus s'rGns Sey "cSe
ne 'ilslAtt's FRESHNESS sud PURIFY.
rt.N uIo~nn,end II Tor It's paiaia0eneSs and ready
a',im aunt. I'.eni. and one collar per bottle.
f"F POLK MILLER & co.
Anoihccaricr. Ninth aud Main streets.
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RANK sTATpMENTS.
RESOURCES.

CTATEMENT. OF TIE CONDITION
- OF TIE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
At RICHMOND. VA, AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS
MARCH IL, 1881:
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SUPREME COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Boyd,
trustee, Us. Clark and ais. Argued by j.
A. Jones, Esq, for appellant, and Judge
w. J. Robertson for appelees.
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SAVE MONEY by having youri rnting done atfhe
DISPATCH PgTN TING-IlOCsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED II
called upon TO a. eide which Is the more exqaisite-
the Violet. west-End Bouquet, or stophanoiis OF j.
4 T.. ATKINSON