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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MDON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
YOU WILL REGRET IT If you DO.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY MAY NOT OCCUR
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
LAYIN YOUR SUPPLIES WHILST 1T CAN BE
DONE At a SAVING OF FROM
25 10 so PER CENT.

These are facts, and viii be proved "a snch when
you see the big stock of goods from the NEW
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being Of
fcred are such rs were saved in perfectly sound
condition. 20 IL you want
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DoILiEs, and
TOWELS;
MARsEILLEs. BRIDAL, HONEYCOMB, and
CROCHET QUILTS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsK;
LINEN and COTTON sHEETINGS and Pill
LOw-CASINGS;
CRASH TOWELLlNG, STRIPED SKIRTiNG,
GINGHAMs, and BED-TICk;
LIEON DE DACCA, VICTORIA LAWN;
CHECKED and SWISS MUSLINS;
CORDED and FIG CRED PIQUES;
IIEMSTITCHED 1IANDkEBCIlIEFS;
HOSE aud SOCKS, BLANKETS;
LACE TIDES, LACE PILLOW-sHAMs, and
LAMBREQU1S LACE;
PIANO-CONERS, TABLE-COVERS, and REM
NANTs OF COTTON DIAPER, Gala
mil LEVY BROTHERS.
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The POstmaster's Successful Expert.
men1.

The following from the Baltimore Ame-
rican OF yesterday will be read with In
terest
About two months AGO Postmaster
Adreon adopted plan by which he hoped
to be able to prevent letters from going to
the dead-letter Office because OF the failure
OF the sender TO put on stamp. The
number that have until lately failed TO reach
their destination has been very large, about
30 per cent. Of the mail finding its way TO
the dead-letter Office at the end OF the
month. By request OF the Postmaster
the Department granted him permis-
sion to Use printed card, which
was mailed TO the person addressed,
notifying him that a letter intended for
him was held for postage, and that by re-
hitting the proper amount, together with
the card, it would be forwarded to him.
This plan has now been working satisfac-
torily for two months, the decrease being
marked, and the Department will doubtless
recommend this method to all offices In the
country. 1t was granted upon condition
that at the end OF thirty days the postmas-
ter should send written report to General
Hazen, Third Assistant Postmaster-Gene.
raj, and the following will show the result
Of the experiment:
"BALTIMORE, March go, 1882.
"Hon. A ID. Hazen, Third assistant Post
master General, Washington, d. C.:
"Dear sir,-In reply to verbal request
OF Mr.. Dallas to report in thirty days the
result OF an experiment in forwarding TO
the persons addressed letters held for
postage by the Use OF enclosed card, l
have the honor to submit the following
statement: Number deposited for dispatch,
400; number dropped, 900-total, 1900;
total number sent to addresses, 1887; to
dead-letter office, 10. OF this entire num-
Der there were 100 without three-c, mt
stamps; without two-cent stamps. 175;
without one-cent stamps, 100; and with
revenue stamps, 25; dropped without any
stamps, and with one-cent stamps, 400
total, 1900.
"Respectiuly, HARRISON 4ADREoN."
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n1y- GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING, GRAND OPtNiNG
SECOND SUPPLY OF SEAsoNAELE SIZING
GOODS At
SYCLE BROTHERS,

We viii open and exhibit during th.s 500. tu
immense line IT HANDSOME DRESS DOop~
embracing all the latest nOveltie..
Also, a full line Of PLAIN and COLORHD -ll h.
PLAIN and FANCY SATINS;
4 full line Of the finest makes of BLACK Gro
GRAIN SILKS, ana latest novelties IN col
ORED and BLACK BROCADiD SIIk~.
IN MOURNING GOODS Ne viii 5hoe an .,-
mense variety, a. follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH. sill DA
CLOTH, TAMISE, CREPE CLO1H. cav
EL'S-HAIR, MONTE CLO1 liz, and 81 4uaf
many others, from the commonest % 90. nu,.i
all Of which VIII be sold no bottom ulfcs,.
Two cases DOUBLE-WIDTu DEBECE. mH.'
below their value;
one ease 27-inch DRESS GOODS alta. i..-
gain.
We viii also exhibit a fan line of Cit-.MEEi
FOR MEN AND BOYS, suitable for -Ifu, aud
summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAS PrRC AIS;
\ fun line ct WHITE GOOD, 81 every i,-.rH-
ton;
\ large lire Of LACE CURTAIN, COuNIIr-
PtNES, and BED-sPEEAUS,
4 fun line Of MATTiNCs, Ou-CLOffl9 .I
WINDOW->HADES;
LNUNDRlED and UNANSWERED SHIFTS.
LACES and EMBROIDERED, Boo lmm.a . tl-
riety.
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Another Precedent for Mr.. Fowler.

Auotner fIeceQent LOT Mr. Fowler.
In the West Virginia House Of Delegates
last Tuesday, Mr.. HrBBARD requested that
Judge MORROW be required to vote on the
pending question.
Mr.. MORROW said very good naturally
that he had resolved that he would not
vote, and whenever he set out TO do as he
pleased, IL he was to be compelled 70 do
otherwise, he always waited for the COM
pulsion.
Mr.. HUBBARD insisted that Mr.. MORROW
bc compelled to vote. The rules required
IL, and he had not been excused.
The Speaker said that while the rules re-
quired the gentleman 10 vote unless ex-
cused, the Chair had no means Of enforcing
the rule II the gentleman persisted In de-
clining to vote.
Mr. HUBBARD then submitted the follow
Ing, which he moved be adopted:
"Mr. Morrow, member Of this House.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
RAILROAD AND FARM woRK-DEATH AND MA
TRIMOSY


TRIMOSY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
DIANA MILLS. March 81. 1882.
The work on the Buckingham railroad is
steadily progressing. The present con.
tractors only work limited number Of
hands, which does not seriously interfere
with the labor needed by the farmers rs
formerly. At one time II threatened TO
break up our farming interests to such an
extent that il was feared that when the road
was completed there would be very little
produce TO furnish it with freight. The
prospect Is now changed.
Last week was very favorable for seeding
oats, and our farmers made good Use OF the
time. Some have finished sowing, and the
present ram has come in good time for
them.
One OF the men injured by the boiler eX-
plosion at Trent's mill, reported last week,
has since died. II is hoped that the others
will recover. The explosion was caused,
as it is thought, by the recklessness OF the
engineer, who had on 1870 pounds OF steam
at the time, and il was an old boiler. "A
piece from the boiler struck the corner OF
the mill-house, fifty yards of, and cut
through the corner-post. twelve inches
square.
ID. Frank Walker, who had been prac-
ticing medicine in this neighborhood for
more than twenty years, died at the resi-
dence Of his sisters, near Scottsyille, last
Thursday. lie was an excellent physician,
and by his valuable services and kind and
amiable department had endeared himself
TO all classes OF people. He was In all re-
spects real Christian gentleman, and his
loss is felt and sincerely lamented 10y all
who knew him. His relatives have the SYM
pathles OF this community.
Mr.. W. II. Lawson, Il young gentleman
formerly of Lynchburg, but now OF Rich
mond, Va, has succeeded In capturing one
Of our fairest girls, Miss Cora Chambers,
OF this nelghborhood. The happy young
couple were married to-day and started TO
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who was IN his seal when his name was
called, having declined 20 vote on the iast
proposition, Il Is ordered that this iact NC
recorded on the journal"
Mr.. FrLKERsoS moved that this motion
be laid on the table, and 1t was laid there.
Mr.. MORROW act good example Tor our
Democrats; the Speaker for our Speaker;
and the House Of Delegates for our House
Of DeleratcG.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEATHS.

Died AZ G:lJ 4. ", March %. $50, Mrs. MAR
GARkr kFNEFlCh, wife of Dennis kcnelch
aged thirty-niue wears.
Her funeral viii take place at $50 L. NJ. To-
MORROW Saturday from her husbands RESI-
dcncC, 1Ot Cherry street. Friends ana acquIut-
ances respectfully invited 20 attend.
Died. 10 her residence. in POwhatan county. ou
tie lTth Instant. Airs. CAiHhRlNE Boz Sll
CORNiCk. wife ~ DR.. James COnick. li,r of the
United states navy, and daughter Of the late Hur-
well Bas,tti Noseley, Of Norfolk, Va.
Died. nj Atkins Tank, Smyth county, Va. on the
morning Of 10th March. ". i. WALDORF, for
meily Of this city; aged hfty-,ix years.
Boston papers please copy.
Died, AT 4" Bulheld," Hanover Junction. q: III ,
y. NJ. Wednesday, March %, 1852, PHI.
THOMPSON, In the scyenty-tir,t year Of his age,
and fity-scyenth year Of faithful service b. Major
T. W. boswell and his father.
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Richmond on the evening train, followed
BY the best wishes OF many friends. There
are other parties who are said to be look
ing around amongst us with similar intent,
and with encouraging promise OF success.
IT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER 4 son

beg TO announce that they are now Offering an M
MENsE SPRING STOCK. Having gone on the
market quite early, before the rush, they have bcn
able TO secure many good, below regular price.
They give their customers the beneat q these low
prices.
we have all the latest shsdcs In NORRIS. FOILFs
| sHOODA, aud NUNS YELLING.
They oder as special bargains:
| shades AZ rs and 3Ur.;
| so pieces RUBAN BORDuEs, ~ inches ,.,l.. i.,
| al the newest shades, l5c.-origlsi priec.
40 pieces uALf-wooL LACE BrNrINc. IN
cream, black, and navy. at l2sc.-oridnsi
20 pieces TWILLED MOHAIR pEBEGr> a,
l4c.-original, price; 2oc.;
| STRIPES at 80. 40, aud JUc.:
rs pieces SUMNER sILhS-specil barsa!n--si
PLAIN and STRIPED wATERED sAIiNe 3D.,
all The spring shades AZ al and 1923;
Every new shade In SuRAH SATiNs az. ~.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER.
| so pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTING q lGsr.:
! 10 pieces FRENCH lNL-WOUL BUNTING -
/ pieces siLk.ANDwOOL TAMIsE q, 6oc.;
| 10 pieces ALL-Wo0L NUNS YELLING A. 25c.
worth 9Jc.;
Al-o. handsome line Of FoULEs, suoODis.
and other BLACK GOODS.
N WHITE GOODS,
the largest and cheapest line We have oyc. s1Twn;
cases LACE STRIPED MtSi.lNN ~ t''ss
80 pieces yard-widc VICTORIA LANN-ste -
40 pieces INDIA LINENS az 16ssc. worth zoe;
40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS ~ 22r.-
the best bargain YET;
The EGYPTIAN LAW NS-entirely new, .
WHITE and ECET DOTTED ana FlDl KID
SWISS MUSLIN nom l6pc.up' ....
WHITE, CREAM PINK, BLU, ana AohNA-
Dor PERSIAN LAWNS;
FRENCH ORGANDiLs, FRENCH NAlN-OohS.
SWISS NAINSOoK, and HAMBURG M
BROIDERIFs and TORCliOS LACE-;
We have an tho NEW LACES. such a. pklfN-
TAI, FDFLMfISS. MAJESCA, 81 Ath fud
CREAM SPANISH. &c.
PARASOL~.
Having closed out a manufacturers -t1r- 60
PARASoIs al less than manufacturing cost We
are enabled 10 offer some extraordinary BAR i-.
Dou't ctil 10 lock At them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
6Ul and 603 Broad -ir''i.
MAT1INGS, NATTINGSi
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at l2tr.:
40 rolls good RED CHECK ~ 1915;
40 rolls handsome FANCY CHICK at zoe. ini
other grades IN proportion. -
JULIUS MEYER 3 sON.
NH l2-eod Sol aud 6O3 Broad itrtfi.
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Women that have been pronounced in
durable by the best physicians in the coun-
try have been completely cured Of female
weakness by the use OF Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Sendt to Mrs.
Lydia T.. Pinkham. 223 Wastern avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 2lst Of March, 1852. NJ the resi-
dence Of the brides father. by Rev William &.
Hall. Mr. W. II. LAWS son, Of Richmond. aud Mis-,
CORA CHAMBERS, daughter of MIR. Anselon
Chambers, Of buckingham county, Va.
Married. al The residence Of the brides parents,
in Caroline county. Va, on the DIST of February,
by the Rev. DR.. O'COnncil OWEN &. MCNEIL
and MAMIE H., youngest daughter Of John {.
and sarah r.. Long.
Baltimore ID pCf, please copy. 3
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NJ CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving direct from FRANCE n fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE, of the following brands
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY, WIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES were especially put up for me,
and are of very superior quality.
Also, constantly on hand
MUM, HEIDSIECh. and l.. RODERER.
q. CRAM, No. IA Governor street.
In addition to the above IMPORTED WINES,
! also keep the URBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL tthe best American Wlncl on sale.
NH 3-lm
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sUBL'MELY SuPERB.-A pair OF beautiful
sunfiowcrs on Easeis will be mailed free TO
any lady who will send ten cents In postage
stamps or money to DIR. c. w. Benson, No.
lod Doith Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md.
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A new post-office has been established at
Coghill, Caroline county, Va, with Philip
ii Coghili as postmaster.
Aaron Beans has been commissioned
postmaster at Waterford, Loudoun county.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
GENERAL RAILROAD AID alssr

GENERAL RAILROAD AID ..rserr
VI STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, .2hs<sss.
1000 MAIN hrEffr.
DO You contemplate visit TO tie Old cor y
TRY or perhaps you desire tn semi Tor some ol
your friends. II 50. you will And IL Ia your AL
vantage to call on The under-ignel, who ), az, az
for an of the hrst-claSs OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES 20 and from EUROPE. FikSI-cLAs>'
INTERMEDIATE. aud STEER i6k IlthtlN
EXCURSION IfCkfT- NJ REDi I'D RAlie
sTATE-ROOMs SECURED II NDFA>Cf.
Railroad and steamship tickets 20 a points IN lh'
United states and Cantdas. PASSENGERS and bag
gage called for at hotels and private reid nee,
and baggage checked 10 de-unsllon. Finest car
riages iu the city for hire. \. ". q AEbfR,
f. 3-eof6m 1000 MIN street.
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HAS GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTION to Gus
toners than anything we have ever sold
for skin or blood diseases. j. A. Flexner,
Louisville, KY, Of s. s. s. Price, 81 and
Sl.76 per bottle.
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r>i77BI ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.

LAWNS, GINGHAMs,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
HOSIERY, LACEs.
EMBROIDERIEs.
COLLARS. SCARF$, CUFFS,
RUFFLES, RIBBONS, &c. &C.. at
NH IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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Funeral Notice,

The funeral Of Mr.. JOHN Il. O'KEEFFE vii
take place from HE late residence. No. 632 nOrii
Ninth street, THIS lFridayl AFTERNOON III 4
o'clock.
Friends and acquaintlnces Invited 10 attend.
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Night Session.

At the night session the House resumed
the consideration Of the bill TO create the
office Of general commissioner OF sales for
the several counties and cities in the State.
No disposition had been made OF the bill
when our report closed.
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orrIcE OF Cmrr og POUCH

RIcnMoSp VA, March 20. iss3.
ID l. EST 4 T. AGENTS AND
III OTHERS HAVING HOUSES TO cFSr VIII
pie e send kew OF clci vacant lon~ 20 Hi, Of
Nee and the house viii &c visited four times ~
each Iwenty-fOur hours by the m tn IN whose beat
the property Is situated. by witch means hope e.
prevent the frequent damage done - snch properly
by petty thieves JOHN roe, JY.
NH 2l-3t Ihicf of fpoct.
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ALL WE AK = 4 CALL
TOR
ENANlNATlON OF Our ~TOCh
WHETHER
YOU ARE READY TO Buy OK Sol.
MelGNe also
OPENED 4 BRANCn-STOEE
At
1899 EAST MAIN STREET
tor the accommodation Of the lower psi' ..
city and pubic generally.
HICLk BBOIIil ~,
NH l2-eOd BIZ Br0af .ir..
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y
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR NiRGiSIA.l
NNUAL STATEMENT FOR TIE
n FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 31sT DAY
DITi0N OF TiiF GtARtNTEE CoNiPANY
OF NORTU-ANFRlCA, ORGANIZED UNDER
IHE LANE ~ S o. TiiE n2mINi 6E 81 GASAp1
COUNTS FOX THE COMMONWEALTH or
NIRGlNiA PUkSII,ATNI TO IiiE ACI or TIE
REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, APP
PROVED FEBRUARY - 1878.
Name Of the company in fu!-GUARASTEE
COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA.
Home or principal office Of said company-26O
81 JAMES STREET. MONTREAL. CANADA.
Character of the comptny-whether lie. accl-
dent. Casu lily, city cooperative association, hrO-
therhood. livestock, or any other association In
surfing lIie-trUARASIEK,
Pre-idcnt-sir ALEXANDER T. GAIT, q. G.
VI. q.
Managing Drector-EDwARD RAWLINGS.
Socrciary-JANEs GRANT.
Organized aud Responsibilities ?, 1851.
Commenced husiness-AIilL, lcI2.
Names ufthr General Agents In HiTFinia-Mc-,rs.
GORDON X PLEhSAST~.
Residence Of the General Agents I'm Virginia
= NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
The number Of pollcie, issued Gu-
during the yctr.................... 5,O7J
The amount Of Insurance cucctct
thcfehy....... 73'12O'0~o %
during Tie yc.r........ ........... 76,52I SO
The amount Of Interest received,
and al other receipts tthis ln-
cludes sl4J.jjO increase OF capi-
iaU......................,.......". I62,7s5 %
The year. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 70
The amount Of iossc, unpaid...... 1886 rs
Tie amount OF eNpenses-Diy-
dcnde paid stakeholder. So
927.l9; commissions, sJ,22ll7;
salaries and fees 10 directors,
s7,lSS.7O: taxes. S3S74l. hD-
nus to pOlicy-hOldcrs. s6,5St.7S;
ali other expense, s33.Geo.53' G3,s20 -
J he whole number Of policies In
force....................... 1854
The amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon. Ss406.625, and all
other liabiltics-U nclrncd pre-
rectors' Zee, $1,000; rent. SEQ. $685. 81
The amount Of capital stock, if
anRpaid up In cash............. z92,5s0 90
The amount Of assets, and how in-
vested:
Real estate. $1,000: Montreal
harbOr bonds, f27.4 $3.50;
city Of Toronto bonds, sll,-
200: Montreal corporation
bonds, s23.5e0; Montreal
Marchousing bonds, S9.733.33;
Victoria Is. e.. Water-Works
bonds, $4,000; Dominion
stock, s399.67; United states
o.. continued AZ 81 per cent,
s2lq53O: ca-h on hand. ~
747.l7; In banks. r27,0l3.l5;
accrued interest. sl,J96.65;
premiums In due course of col
lection, S5.2ol.69 bills
and dxtnrcs. fI.e26.7 80. 35O,54o 30
The AMOUNT Of unpaid dividends. 1876 10
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EASTER- CARDS.
IMMENSE DISPLAY.

EASTER- CARDS.
IMMENSE DISPLAY.
NO. 90s MAIN STREET ONCE MORE TO TIlf
FRONT.
THE IRiuhPfls OF ST VALENTINE 10 HF
EXCEEDED BY THE VICTORIES
OF EASTER.
THE LARGEST, CHOICEST, AND most 81
LECr ASSORTMENT or
EA-TER-CAKDs N IHE CITY.
Remember that No. 9Os NAIN >TREET T. the
place for the GENUINE SAfIiEr and the AR
IISTlC slLk-lkISGtD CARDS.
nh , y LFONAED, bookseller.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTHWE STERN MUTU 4 l.
LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MILWAUKEE.

Assets, January l, lSS2..".......sl S.s3q'45s 90
IlAhllil'-s. .ss.ssssss..ss iosoou'off %
u.,,,,, SOycr per cent. reserve. .S3.02g,6ll 81
'u P'S' (Oyer Al per cent. reserve. 4,l31,70f 81
The DIVIDENDS of The NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY have
in each of the past nine years EXCEEDED THOSE
or ANY OTHER COMPANY on similar policies.
This company prints tables # it, annnaldiNidcnds.
For further information ~ 10 the NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL address
JOHN h. CARY. state Agent
1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DIR. J. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
lmh l9-eOdtApl3I
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JOHN RANKIN, Nice-President.
r. RAWLINGS, Secretary.


r. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
PROVINCE or orEBrc-couNrr OF Hocur1-
Be II remembered Tha, on the Slh day Of March.
1882, AZ the city aforesaid, before nae. United
states Consu-GeneraL resident In the said city.
duly commissioned and qnilihed by The executive
authority and under the laws OF the state Of Viz
ginia 10 take acknowledgment Of deeds, &C.. 20 BE-
used or recorded therein. personally appeared
join RANKIN, Nice-Pmsident. and EDWARD
RAWLINGS. Secretary. Of the GUARANTEE Conf
PANY or MONTREAL CANADA. who, being duly
sworn. depO-e and say, aud each for himself siys,
that they are The abOyt described officers Of the
said company. and that The foregoing is true and
correct statement 0f The actual condition OF said
organization On the last day Of IL fscal year-tO
wit. the 3Ist day Of December, lssi, according
- the best Of their Information, knowledge, ana
- In testimony whereof have berennto
,sEAL set my hand and affixed The real ~ nay
'-~|>' Office on The 9Th day OF MaTce, u l1sEi
United States Consul General At Montreal.
GORDON 4 PLEAsANTs,
AGENTS FOR VIRGINIA.
We also represent the following companies:
FIRE.
HAMBURG-BREMEN, GERMANY.
Capital lpaid 100000 90
Assets lin United statcs).............. e77.oO3 10
LA CONFIANCE, PARIS, FRANCE.
tallLll tpaiu s.ssssssTrhh'uuu wv
Assets TN United States ............. 72b,f5o 81
ACCIDENT.
TRAVELLERS.
tapital. 0uusOVV W
6,ll3,OO2 40
LIFE.
BROOKLYN LIFE.
Assets tlncludlng capital. 0s
GORDON & PLEAsANTs,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. NORTH ELEVENTH STREET,
NH l2-eod6t RICHMOND, VA.
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EASTER-CARDS. &c.

MASTER CARDS.-Ju,t received. lh'
IL largest and moot complete took ~ Lt~!l
CARDS, in every variety Of design.
ALSO,
RIBBON-TIED EASTER POEMS.
PRAYER amt ulNN-ROOh~.
BIRTHDAY CARDS, % large assortment.
WEST. JOHNSTON Z lD..
NIL 10 Oh Mar ...f
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LASTER CARDS

4 heavy reduction in the prices - FIsE PIC
TUREs and ESGRAyISGs 70 make Ny ioi
changes for The next sixty day.
NH Is L.LEWI~ Oh Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
| NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE

RY AUTHORITY or TIE AUDITOR o.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS foR NtRGtSIA.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24

MAIITNfI~. NNTTTNN-I
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING At l2tr..
40 rolls good RED CHECK ~ 1870,
45 rolls handsome FANCY CHICK at 2Jc.. tui
other grldes in proportion. ...
JULIUS MEYER 3 SON.
NH l2-eod 6Ol aud 6O3 Broad ltrfi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24

Senate joint resolution mstructing the
Auditor OF Public Accounts to sell land in
Alexandra county delinquent for taxes.
GENERAL COMMISSIONER OF SALES.
The bill to create the Office OF General
Commissioner Of Sales was taken up. Pend
ing it, consideration the hour OF 3 O'Clock
arrived, and the chair was vacated until =
Il. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24

TIE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF HENEY-COUNTY
STOCK-SEyERAL ITEMS ABOUT CHURCHES
AND PREACHERs-MR. q. ". D0YD-TlIE
LUMBER BUsINESs-A CAFE or KLEPT0MA-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-23

The LEGISLATURE of New York
failed at its last session to redistrict
the state. The next legislature,
which will be strongly Democratic,
will be called upon to perform this
duty. The fact gives FOlger some
degree of comfort. He says that if
the Democrats follow the precedents
set by the Republicans they will re-
district the state so that it will be
impossible for the Republicans to
get majority of the congressional
delegation in score of years. And
it is barely probable the Democrats
will not forget the lessons taught
by the Republicans.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-23

WHEN the Irish members of par
lament voted with the government
recently on the cloture question, the
opposition charged that Mr.. Glad
stone had purchased the support OF
theHome Rulers by promises OF liber.
al legislation in favor of Ireland. AT
a meeting of the Irish party in Lon
don it was unanimously resolved to
vote against the government snd
with the Conservative SON Sir Stat
ford Northcote's motion for the re-
lection OF the cloture resolutions.
This action disproves the assertion
of a bargain between the govern
ment and the Irish party, and shows
that the latter are putting their votes
where they think they will do most
good for themselves.