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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20
AUCTION sALEs-.-This Day.
By George 3. vashon 4 son.
Real Estate Agents and Ane''o"ecrs'
No. 7 Tenth street.

rpRrrsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND
LoT. No. 2ls MAYO sTREETnTHE LOT
6RoS5S f%ENTf;SSSSE 81 SSPa sY HSt sFh hhkt
- Vn.> ihE hA nicK inrTWEEN PARALLEL
LINES oyE pA hnNpREp AMP , TwESyy-
Fight VET TO An nittfn;t ;r f" TtIPEE +
Y-ASD-BAsEMENT BRIc,hp pETACH III
DWELLING. KITCHEN fsodn n poRntP, Nv
RIAGE-HOlisE, &C., IN ou' vnd ~ he nd!
signed, recorded in clerks Office Of RdiShmond
Chancery Court. In u: " 1ls DE- pney $780, 10 s
cure the payinent of the sum Oh money thereh
mentioned. default having been made IN me pay
ment Of paIi thereof VIII, pe,ne ts :, ,', IT,
Qulred by the beneficiary, proceeu l" -" ~ P"oho
auction, on the psemlsos, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 90, 1882
at O'Clock T.. NJ, the fhorf"ii '"o'e ue-
scribed. ,, 49,,
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses oi SAFE ana hnon'
Al 3Oo with accrued interest ON part Thereon: on
a credit as to sl,14O.4S I'll 2Oth OF D,eeinocr'
1880: balance as may be announced ~ sale
IA GEORGE :. ' ASltONs lIurt's
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ES-
~ TATE OK JAMES RlNER.-2.O7O-ACRE
JAMES RIVER FARM I'm Buckingham county.
adjacent 10 the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
for sale privately; about soc acres cleared, OF
which 100 Is first and second-class fairgrounds
and the remainder highland. fair buildings, but
some of them out Of repair; has been IN the same
family for more than a century; neighb0rhood ex-
colient: price $4,000, which Is less than the as
sesscd value; title perfect.
TERMS: one third cash, aud the remainder on
one, two aud three years time, with interest from
date.
IL Is convenient Ia two depOis, and the timber on
the place Is worth the money asked for the farm.
Address CAMM PATTESON,
Howardsyille POst-Ofiice,
IN 1S-eod2w Albemarle county. Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucfioneer'
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
sTOCk-BRICk RESIDENCE, No. 4OI NoKTI
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETs-IRON NEkANilA,
BRICK STABLE, AND 81
nv virtue OF decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court In the suit Of Freeman rs. Eacho ana dfs.,
entered March IL, 1881. and upon the terms of
three deeds Of trust therein mentioned we as spe-
cal commissioners therein appointed VIII sell NJ
public auction. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1882,
nj 400 4. W., the above valuable RESIDENCE
AND GROUNDS. described In the above separate
deeds a all that property, with Improvements
thereon. fronting on the eastern line OF Eighth
street between Clay and Marshall streets, ob rect
. inches, more or less running back between par
allc lines 100 feet o. an alley 10 feet WIDE ana
bounded on the south bya wide. well-paVed aiey.
This property will be recognized ~ once as neing
DESIRABLE FlRST-CLASS RkSlDhNCE' rs
centrally located desired, and with all the con-
yeuiences and comforts 10 be found In such resi-
dcnce.
seldom such property Is sold at auction, and par
ties desiring such should not fall 10 attend. as the
property viii be sold. .
/ TERMS: Cash. j. T. APPERsON.
LEROY T.. BROWN,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctoncer. n 20
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nv Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Einxnnih strocf hnfwcen Main and Bank.

rVHE BRlCK STORE No. & SOUTH
i TENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN md
CARY STREETS, AND L1iNG BEL, BEL E III
AND G. 4. AINsLlE & SONS. At AUCTION
BY request of the deyisees OF the late J. = shriVer'
we viii sell by auction, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1882.
at IL O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above referred
TO- The LOT + 22y 10y about 90 feet. and the
BUILDING. which covers the whole ground and
was erected since the war, is three stories, besides
n basement.
desirable corner on Main street. and promises u
be very valuable for "A store, shop, or manuftc-
turing establishment
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance AZ four, elght
and twelve months, with interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
IN 10 AuctiOneers.
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=. ENGLAND, HoT SPRINGS, ARK, says:
make no war on the waters or physicians,
but say all praise to $. S. 5. for curing me
after both had failed. Price 81 and sl.75
per bottle.
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Real Estote.--Mr. Augustine Royal
and other well-known real estate agents
here have lately received many inquire.
from northern parties as to the price OF
city and county lands and their eiigibility
to market There will doubtless be large
immigration thither OF such parties during
the coming summer. The finishing OF the
Brlghthope railway TO It's terminus at the
ancient Virginia entrepot OF Bermudl
Hundreds seems TO have been accepted Dy,
intending northern settlers as sign OF
fndubitable progress.
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GUARANTEE BONDS.
CCRETYSHIP FOR EMPLOYEES.
THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA.
MONTREAL, CAN DA.
ESTABLISHED 1872.

SIR A. r. GAIT, G. G. VI. &C.. PRESIDENT;
John RANKIN, NICE-PHEsIDENT:
EDWARD RAWLINGS, GENERAL MANAGER.
Autborizcd capital. 100000
Paid uD in cash (nO notes. .............. 2lN.OUO
Assets December 81, 1881, oycr....... 326-oOO
Deposited with Insurance Department go
ut Albany. ..ssssssss''ss -ppfobN
This company's business Is solely that Of Issuing
Bonds of Siirctyship for officers and employees In
positions of trust. whereby the necessity for PRl-
VATE SURETY SHIP Is ABOLISHED.
TEN 10 the American public. and it IS tie only one
whose capital and funds are specially applicable
thereto. - 1900
II Is THE LEADING GUARANTEE COM
PANY IN NORTH AMERICA.
It's business for 1881 was more than twice that
of all the guarantee business transacted by other
companies combined.
GORDON & PLEASANTS,
No. north Eleventh street. Richmond,
IA l5-cOdlw General Agents for Virginia.
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LUMBER.

TO PARTIES USING PINE AND
L OAK LUMBER would say am prepared TO
contract for filling bills from 5000 10 100000,
at the shortest notice, of TIE BEST HEART
PINE, &c. ". \. CHAMBERS JE.'
Hardware Depot, Nallena POst-Oiice,
noo-3m Richmond and Alleghanv railroad
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by Jas. Macdougdll, Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

FURNITURE, CLOTHING, STOVES,
Il &C. AT AUCTl0N.-TiilS DAY, at 10il
o'clock, will sell AZ my auciion-roOms-
2 very good CHAMBER SUITS,
WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS.
WASHSTANDS and TABLES,
HAIR and k-hATTRESSES.
TIN SAFES, LOUNGES. SlDEBOARDr,
CANE aud WOOD CHAIRS. HAT-RACkS.
COOKING and HEATING-STONES.B BOOKS. &c.
Also. an INVOICE OF NEW CLOTHING. of
COATS PANTS, VESTS. &c.
Coasignmcnts received up TO hourof sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL.
ja2O Auctionecr.
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Hastings Court.-The case OF Mrs. Ryan,
charged with cruelty to a lad named Payne,
a former inmate OF the Richmond Orphan
Asylum. which begun Tuesday, had not
been concluded yesterday evening. The
Jury has had the case for the past two days.
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Personal. 1.-The popular old citizen who
deceased this week In this city 10 the regret
of many white friends was Jordan Smith
instead OF Jordan McRae. The latter has
been sick, but hopes to get the upper hand
of ailments.
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FRIDAY. JANrARY FL. 1ss9.

at 3 o'clocl, =. VI the PROPERTY above aud de-
,cribed In said deed a. Che Turner tract 40 acres;
Webb tract, 67is acres: lie Grand tract 1903
acres; Whitehead tract. 200 acrc,: Ingram tract.
80 acres: and D.nkill tract, 1i5 acrfs-em-
brlcing a total Of 1918 ACRES.
This property T. noted ~ being Of the most yalu-
able In the state for II, RICH DEPOSITS OF THE
FINEST IRON ORE, and POSSESSES every facility
Tor the most profitable working. 10 has front OF
several mile, ON the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road. and il In close proximity 10 the Norfolk aud
Western railroad. Those interested In such enter
prises would do well 10 examine the property be-
fore the day of sale.
Persons attending the sale will stop az Galtvillc
station. on the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad,
leaving Richmond by the \. VI. train and LYNCH
burg by the 7 a. VI. freight train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 dt fray the expenses Of
executing the trust and O. pay OF three NOTES
for $1,000 each. with interest al per cent per an-
mum from August %, 1880; the balance upon
terms Ia be prescribed by the gFantOrs n said deed
and upon their failure ~ 10 do theu upon terms Ia
bC named by the trustee.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctonoeIs. ia II
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EOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old Fl .TsSs
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ssxstksssss
steamers will sail rs follows steamer Old Do
MINION. Captain WALKEK. EVERY TUESDAY
AZ , O'Clock 4. VI: steamer WNANONE. Captain
COCCH, EVERY FRIDAY at2 o'clock L. VI
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY AT O'Clock \. NJ
Freight received up to / o'clock =. NJ. for the
Tuesday and Friday steamer, and 10 D O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
cast. and west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare to New York. $40; round
trip, SIS; Storage, So and 81.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. W ALLEN & Co, Agents,
mv6 COMPANY y Wharf, Rockets.
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by Wellington Goddin & Son, Auctionecrs,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF \ LARGE
- AND EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
ON MADDOX HILL. on LIT I'll = l. \ q +
STREET, IN FULL VIEW OF AND QUITE
CONVENIENT TO THE WORKSHOPS OF
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY.-Wc shall sell at auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. JAyUAIY 20, 1882,
at o'clock u. NJ, that LARGE AND WELL
BUILT BRICK TENEMENT located rs above,
now I'm the occupancy of Mr.. \. e.. Anthony. con-
tanning cight rooms. The LOT has a front of 63
feet and an average depth Of 1875 feet Being just
outside OF the city limits IL Is free from city taxes,
and Is well located for artisans and others en-
ployed by rhe said railroad company.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known AT the hour
of sale. The title is perfect.
ja1s ". GODDIN & SON. Auctionecrs.
by Jas. Mdcdoughl, Auctonecr,
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GOAL AND WOOD. SHE
X GOES.-FIRST-CLASS ANTHRACITE ut
- per ton 1000 pounds; LUMP SPllAI $500
per ton. 2.OOO pounds; PINE and OAk WOOD
long. sawed, and split. WEST VIRGINIA EN-
CINE and CUMBERLAND GOALS. Fun weight
aud satisfaction guaranteed. 4oo Broad and 200
Cary street toe . 4. II. GAtf.
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Iy Grubbs 4 William
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BESSE-
L MER MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OF THE
BIRMINGHAM COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
IN APPONTArGOX AND CAMPBELL COUN-
TIES, ABOUT 49, MILES BELOW LYNCH
BURG, on THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGfiA-
Ny RAILROAD, At AUCTION.-In execution
of deed OF trust from the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company. dated August 2j, 1850, and duly
recorded, being thereto required by tie holders Of
the notes secured, will sell boy auction, upon the
prpmi sos.
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of ailments.
Briefs.-Mr. II. c. FERGUSON, recently
operated on for yaricose veins by Dr.
Isaiah II. White, Of Richmond. assisted by
several physicians OF this city, is fast inn
proying in health. He is popular alike III
This city and in Richmond; As an evidence
Of which IL NAV be cited that on the last
Sabbath he was visited by over an hundred
friends conformity from the two cities
named.
The Simon-purc Readjusters OF this cit'
and many likewise from the county are
very much disgruntled at the summary way
in which the legislative caucus OF Their
marty cut short the political career OF Audi
tor Massey. The seeds OF disintegratlon
have already been planted in the party OF
which the doctor" was the author and
erst till now one OF the most Respondent
luminarics.
Dr.. William II. Ruhner, late Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction, who has as
ISOLATED himself with Professor Campbell,
of Washington and Lee University. for the
purpose OF making geological and mineral
ogical SURVEYS for railroads and the owners
OF mineral property, will have an extern
siye lob offered him during the coming
summer by the Chesterfield owners a. Wen
OF some Of the already developed cOal-dc-
posts rs OF those in expectancy. III the
Doctor would just develop another g Black
Heth" or "Clover Hill" conformation II
would he good thing for old Chesterfield
The claim is made, and seemingly Will
confident reliance on its substantial accu
racy. that the mills of this city use more OF
raw cotton in the manufacture OF their pro
ducts than all the balance OF the mills IL
Virginia put together. The erection OF
several more of these structures on tho
waterfront is already projected and may be
commenced next summer.
A large steam-puddling mill is being
built on the earthly and geological forma
ton in the falls of James river above th'
Tredegar Iron Company's railroad bridge
Preparations are nearly completed FOL
running the track OF the Richmond anc
Allegheny railroad across the depot lot o.
the Richmond and DanvIlle railway ant
alongside Mayo's warehouse. In the lattei
vicinity the trestlework is far advanced
and preparations are being made to Fill in
several hundred feet OF the dock cOnnec-
fion.
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GALE OLE TIE LIBRARY OLE TIE
by WI. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecr,.
Ill3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
L ABLE AND ADMIRABLY-LOCATED
REEGST rI Tv VIM IN TI NV c6s
NER OF TWENTY-FIFTIl AND LEIGH
STREETS, NOW 0CCUPlED 81 MR.. :. IVES
LEY. FARRAR. BY AUCTlON.-in execution
of a deed of trust to me as trustee, from :. W.
Farrar and wife. dated the 18th day of January,
1882, duly recorded in the clerk office Of the
Richmond Chancery Court, shall sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1882.
at 10Y O'Clock \. NJ. the TRULY-VALCABLE
DRUGSTORE located IS above. with DWELL
ING adjoining, containing five ruons. &c. Inc
lot has front of 50 feet on the east line Of Twen-
ty-ffth street and feet on Leigh street running
back al irregular depth, rs viii be seen by refer
cncc 70 a plat of the same az the time Of sale. on
which there Is 4 large stable.
This Is without exception one Oi The best stands
i'm the eastern portion of the city Tor retail drug
business. ana oilers To any one desiring 10 enter
the same an opportunity seldom met with, on 4, an
investment = good chance.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue by nego-
table notes AT SIX and twelve mouths with Interest
added, and secured by Il deed Of trust.
JOHN \. MEANLEY, Trustee.
y" - " in Is-W,F,su,Tu,&w
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM IN TIE COUNTY or NEW KENT,
on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD. ABOUT TWENTY MILES FROM RICH
MOND.-By virtue Of decd Of trust from g.. =.
Ayrcr aud wife, dated on the Isi Of January. 1850,
and Of record IN the clerk, oflce of The County
Court Of New Kent, shall offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, at l O'Clock l.. W., on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Z. 1882,
tie aboyc-descrlbcd FARM, called COTTAGE
GROVE" aud lately occupied by q. :. Ayrcr,
containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FOUR ACRES. more or less about lao acre, Of
which are arabic and in cultivation. This farm T.
situated Immediately on the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad aud within abOu' one mile of a
depot. which makes IL very accessible % market,
aud give, 10 considerable value for the purposes Of
trucking. 10 which the soil is well adapted. The
Improvements consist Of GOOD DWELLING
HOT 81 and usual Out-hOusCs.
TERMS: Cash enough 70 pay expenses of sale
and the amount now due under the trust-dccd--
VIZ. $3.50, with interest from January /. lSS2
as 10 $500. credit Of one. two. three, and four
year, from January |, 1852, with interest from
that date added; aud rs 10 residue, made known ou
day of sale. Decd 10 purchaser and deed OF trust
taken u secure deferred payments.
FOR further information address The undersigned
al Richmond. JAMES {. LAMB,
h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trustee.
By Grubbs x Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBU H.

SUNDAY, Noyember27, 1851 a.n, ou li.s r..
LEAVE RlcHNoSp-soCIH
800 Z. NJ, FAST MAIL, dIh. Make thrn
connections lur savannah. ~l'|r
only 40 Pcltruurg and clio.
Pullman sloei 90 hotwccn VAIN.
iOu aud Charleston.
II.5O \. NJ. TIEOUOH MAIL. daily, cor...t
Ing for Rsldgh, Charleston.
ulst1. Aiken. savannah. ant I...-
s1usllle. stops az ~huI~, t.'.
CcuUala. Pullman ~ic'I.r. I-
tween New York and savanna.
this train.
1910 r. ". MAIL. daily. make. through
nccuon for Charleston, >ltI.
andJack>0nNIlip. stops lt lIiU.
BiuH, Ccntralit. and Chester
man Palace -lUcflh--i ur-
Washington and JarA..uf .i... ...
Ola this train,
600 L. NJ, FREIGHT. daIlN except sun'.'.
6:lJ \. W., FREIGHT. daily cNr,I. -u..''.'.
LEAVE rfTLK-Er ,I.I
800 \. NJ. FAST MAIL, g1llt. stops OBI.
Chester. fulimtu sleeper t...
ton tO New orr.
$3.50 =. W., THROUGIIMAll.,d1liy,con
With Richmond fr.lDr.cAH'uI-
Potomac railroad for % pI'Il- OIL.
and Mcet; also mlhiuF ruuIt.
with Chc>lIcfLr aua Ohio ri'Ir
for 80 points ht.. Tbs .
stops 40 NauChc-t,r Chester
CcntralI. Pullman sleeper. .u
train between savannah aui
York.
7IO =. w.. MAIL, daily. connecting dsi't r
ccpt sunday Wild iD Ei.i.
Fredericksburg and Potomac
road for tht North lud West
az Chester. Drcwry', BluI. lul g..
iralia. Pullman Palace ~IDtI H-
cars between Jacksnuy I't. D.
and Washington on tal. triUI.
$50 \. VI, FREIGHT daily except Sunday.
f:SO i. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except >uuia'
\ direct f0ur-hOurs connection b. made ist".'.
Richmond and Norfolk Ly trains lcaEln- H.
mOnd III 1880 \. VI. and Norfolk al 1928 D.. N
All trains leaving Petersburg viii stlr. fru.s
AppomlttON depot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave r
mond AZ . A. NJ and 5:4J 4. NJ. Leave Peter.
at9 \. VI. aud 5;l5 4. VI. every sunday.
a. ID. MINE
General ~uperiutDulDUf
A. PoPr, General Passenger and Ticket Agtu.
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THE MOST SENSIBLE, aswj
THE MOST AGREEABLE,
TIE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for lady or gentleman Is pair OF
NICE FINE SLIPPERS.
Tho largest assortment ever shown In the city, At
prices that will astonish you.
BOOTS AND SHOES
In endless variety for everybody AZ
C. l.. sIEGEL'S,
{. l.. SIEGEL's,
c. l.. slEGEL'S,
des 42I Broad street.
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EUEL or ALL KINDS.
ANTHRACITE COAL,
WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL,
FOUNDRY AND STRAIN COAL.
FORESr-rINE WOOD. long aud saved.
:. l.. LATHROP,
Seventeenth street, at Draw-bridgc.
order by telephone or otherwise no -
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HOT-BED SASH, &c.
SEED, &c.

GARDEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS.
" SELECT THE BEST.
We have received our first supply this season of
ID. Landreth & sons GENUINE GARDEN
SEEDS. considered the most reliable eXtant. For
sale wholesale and retail by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists.
ia 15-eOd1m l4l4 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n 1j-1m General Agents.
HOWARD SWINEFORD,
IL HOS MAIS STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT.
represents the following well-knOwn iirst-cll,s
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Liverpool:
IMPERIAL aud NORTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, London;
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Liverpool: ......
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Combined assets over s6O,OO0,OOO. Deposited
with state Treasurer for immediate protection Of
Applications solicited. ia lin
TIIE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
l. LIrE-lNSURANCE COMPANY
wrote total Of sl5,OOO,0OO Of new Insurance
for the year ending December 81, 18sl-AN ~
CREASE OF - PER CENT. OVER THE BUSINESS
or TIE PRECEDING YEAR.
ITS POLICIES ARE PAYING A LARGER PER-
CENTAGE or DIVIDENDS AND FURNISHING INSt-
RANCE AT LESS COST THAN THOSE or ANY OTHER
rs TEN-PAYMENT LIFE POLICIES (PAID-
up ARE YIELDING AN AVERAGE INCOME OF
FER CENT. ON THEIR ENTIRE COST. BESIDES Az
FORDING An AVERAGE OF TWO AND HALF TINES
THAT AMOUNT OF INSURANCE.
ITS ENDOWMENT POLICIES running from
ten to twenty years. ARE RETURNING TO THEIR
HOLDERS FROM $3.50 TO $50 EQUIVALENT TO
FROM TO , PER CENT. COMPOUND iNTERESTl
FOR EACH 500, PAID ~ PREMIUMS. ENCLU-
SIyE OF INSURANCE DURING TIE TERM or IN
DOWMENT.
Those wanting insurance are invited 10 examine
into the FACTS above stated. and then determine
for thcm-elyc, where they can find the BEST and
CHEAPEST INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. CARY. State gent
1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DIR. j. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
ia 13-eod3ml
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1907 p. MILES Pm

Lynchburg Passenger Train. ~. a., Dali.
Leaves Richmond ut ..........,.........3.2I b. a.
Arrives al Burkeyilie at...............-..J.j- o. V
sYORk-RIVER LINZ.
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UNDERWRITERS.

I 4. CHRISTIAN, f--a
IL. FURNISHING UNDERTAKES Sl----A-'-
date with and successor 60 j. \. BELyIN,l
No. 1918 EAST BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND. VA,
has large assortment Of WOOD and METALLIC
CASES. CiSkETS, SHROUDS, CLOTH CAS-
kE1S- &C., at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
to day or night. dc 9-cod
W. II. SUTHERLAND, W. ID. SUTHERLAND, j. L..
SUTHERLAND, date Hay & sutherland, Under
takersl
w LILLIAN II. SUTHERLANDf-zrr-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-08

A Plttsburg, Pa, dispatch gives the
following picture ot affairs IL that city
the day following the great strike Of the
iron workers: "On Wednesday the men
earned $4,000 Yesterday and today
they earned nothing, and II will not be
long ere they begin to draw on the com
paratiyely slender resources Of the asso.
ciation for only very small portion Of
the workmen have been provideut
enough to lay by any greRt sum against
a rainy day a strange stiffness prevails
throughout the city. Clouds ut impen.
etrRble smoke no longer hang over the
town, The strike brushed them uwn,
rs II by magic, leaving clear sky aud
bright sunlight rarely witnessed III Pitts.
burg, All the thirty odd iron mills in
The two cities are idle wi h one single
exception, the Union Iron Works oi
Carnegie Brothers y Go. Thousands Of
workmen, arruyed in their best c othes,
were all day long paradiug the streets,
talking, laughing and spending their
money, The strikers are quiet and or
derby. They have the sympathy Of the
public and will commit no breach OF the
peace, unless goaded to desperation, to
turn the tide oipublic sentiment against
them. Speculation as to the dnal result
OF the strike continues Both sides are
sanguine OF success aud each expresses
a determination to fight until 1t gmus
the victory