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MEETING OF A STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Com
pany Clyde Line) was held Wednesday at
the offices, No. 80 Light street, Baltimore.
Mcssrs. b. +. Clyde, Washington Booth,
William Callow, and Reuben Foster, for
the Richmond and Danville interest, were
among those present. The directors elect
ed were William =. Clyde, Thomas Clyde,
Reuben Foster, Washington Booth, VIII
liam Callow, \. S. Buford, and T. VI. X.
Talcott. The officers will remain as fol-
lows: President, Thomas Clyde; George
Kendall, secretary and treasurer; Reuben
Foster. general manager; George +. Need
ham. general freight and ticket agent; T..
j. Chism. auditor. The contract for new
freight steamer to take the place Of the
burned steamer West Point will be let in 4
short time.
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the first number. His voice II sweet and
well cultivated, but lacks volume. Miss
May Thomas executed her two numbers in
a manner that elected warm applause. Mr..
Frank We Cunningham, who Il an ac-
knowledged fay0rlte with Mozart au-
diences, sang with fine effect two solos for
tenor, "Fragrant Summertime and
'' Baby and L." and was complimenied
with double encore IN each instance. Mr..
Felix Jardella executed very artistically
the clarinet solo "Ballo Maschera." The
orchestra gave their two numbers with
spirit and precision. The Music Commit
tee announces that the Benhard-Lisfe-
man Combination will appear at Mozart
Hall I'm one OF their musical entertainments
on the 30th Of this month.
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New OFFICERS OF THE CENTRAL LUNA1Ic
AsYLuM-DR. BROOKE SUPERINTENDENT -
The new Board OF Directors Of this insti-
tuition met yesterday, and organized by the
election OF General Stith Boiling, OF Pc
tersburg, as chairman.
Last night DIR. Francis 7. Brooke, OF
Louisa, was elected superintendent in place
Of DIR. Randolph Barksdale, at a salary OF
g, 800 per annum.
DR.. John c. Ferguson (colored), OF Rich
mond, graduate OF the Ann Arbor
(Mich.) University, was elected first assist
ant, at n salary Of $1,000 per annum, to
take the place OF Dr. r. G. Cabell, Jr.
At 1920 4. VI. the Board adjourned to
meet to-day at p. NJ.
Before the elections were gone into the
president OF the retiring Board presented
on behalf OF the officers Of the institution
a protest against their displacement in the
midst OF their terms. Said paper the new
Board refused to receive rs protest.
Dr. Brooke, the new superintendent, is
grandson of the celebrated Judge Brooke.
DR.. Ferguson, the colored man, is well
known here, and had many testimonials
from Richmond people.
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Official SIN alI.P0x Report.
OFFICE Board or

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, March ., 1882.
To the Editor of Tie Dispatch:
present you my report for thi, day:
Colored boy, No. SlSt east Broad street
smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully, j. &. CABELL.
President Board OF Health.
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The YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
In the northwest corner OF Wyoming,
stretching little over Montana and Idaho,
Is a region where Nature has assembled
such a profusion OF sublime and pic
turesque scenes, is so lavish Of wonders,
displays such a bewldering variety OF
unique and beautiful objects, and mani
tests such an amazing diversity of rare
phenomena, that Congress, by unanimous
vote OF both houses, by an act approved
March !, 1872, has "withdrawn from sale,
and set apart as perpetual public park" 4
tract OF about fiity-fy by siXty-fiye miles
in extent, covering about 2,290,O00 acres, or
in area greater than both Delaware and
Rhode Island, giving us by far the largest
and most wonderful national park that has
ever been or is ever likely to be in the
world. The stupendous proportions, gro
tesque shapes, and chameleon dress which
Nature here assumes are admirably Illus
trated by the moving panorama OF lakes,
mountains, forests, canons, cascades, gey'
scrs, hot springs, and mud volcanoes. and
lucidly explained by Professor William j
Marshall, OF Massachusetts,. This finishes
the star course OF lectures gwen by th'
Young Mems Christian Association.
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The family Of the late Chinese Professor
Ko Kun Kua passed through Cheyenne on
Wednesday. An infant OF the late Profess
sor died at the depot and was dispatched
by express to China. The Consul for New
York, Takahasse, passed through Cheyenne
on his way east.
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I VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
DIR. G. w. BENSON, A wELL-KNOwN PGAC
TICINC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OF BALTIMORE, ND.

DIR. BENSON has frt she past ,wenty-onc :ssrs
paid much attention ~ nervous diseases and has
discovered that that the EXTRACT OF CELEBy
AND CHANOsIILE combined IN y certain pro.
portion invariably cures either SICK Headache,
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptsc Headache, Ordinary
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness Dyspepsia.
slecplessness, or Paralysis. They are prepared In
the shape Of Pills, and contain opium, quininc,
or other harmful drug. hut are intended expressly
to cure, and WILL CURE, the above-mmed dis
cases.
Nc The celebrated Dr.. HanmoBsi- Of New York
city, says:
Ihave found Dir. BENsON'S CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE PILLS are invaluable IN all eases
of Nervous Diseases"
Other physicians, 10 the number ofover 800, en-
dorsc them In equally strong tcrma Every one is
now talking Of the wonderful cures effected since
they have been placed before the public.
This IS triumph In medical chemistry, and suf-
fercrs all over the whole country, and even abroad,
are ordering by mail and otherwise
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

vp ArK ID. UII.I.& CO., 8 +. NJ: framed dwell
Ing. No. 8lo Beverly, between Pine ana beisi-
slere streets.
,.s w,cDOUG ALL, 10Y A. NJ, fcraiturc. stoves,
'vroceries. notions, books, dc'
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TIE MozAxr.-There was q large au-
dience at NJ ozart Hall last night, notwith-
standing the unfavorable weather. Mr..
G. K. Montgomery, Of Boston, ,ang two
solos tor tenor in a very acceptable man-
ner, and was rewarded with an encore after
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLANTER.

SCHOONER "THAYER KIMBALL,"
- direct from Rockland, Me-, with cargo FRESH
ROCkLAND LIME, daily expected. This Lime
* from the celebrated " Crockett" Lime kilns.
Messrs. Crockett 4 Co. own the hes iime-rock IN
Koekiand, and guarantee their lime To be equal 70
any lime ever sold on this market and superior 10
WARNER MOORE.
NH 5-eod Seventeenth street. south side dock.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
pleasant, with slight fall Of rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 40:
q A. NJ, 46; noon, 40: p. NJ, 40; r.
NJ, 80; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, AZ 1-6.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS rOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, rain, followed by clearing and
slightly warmer weather, southwest to
northwest winds, falling followed by rising
barometer.
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THE FISCHER PIANO formerly Nuns s
Clark has won its way over all rivals for Jorfb
years over Jorty-frs thousand are now In use
They seem never u wear out The uprights ar
selling rapidly and are perfect gems RSLAND
LEE, General Agents for Virginia and North Caro-
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MoyrRosE WHIsKEy-the best for family use.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co,
1109 east Main street.
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TINsLEY's PEAS for sale very low TO the trade.
W. BLAIR & CO., ll09 east Main.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES DECIDED.-ln the city
Circuit Court yesterday, in the suit OF Red
ford against Tyler. the jury rendered
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff, assessing
the damages at S2, 1862, with interest. The
circumstances which gave rise TO this legal
contest are substantially rs follows: Some
time last year the Richmond and Allghany
Railroad Company contracted with James
Il. Tyler for the construction OF Il building
on Cary street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, TO be used by the COM
pany as an office. Tyler sublet the brick
work to G.. L. Redford and 4 portion OF
the wood work to +. w. Kelley on the 10Th
OF September last. The roof collapsed,
and the walls OF the building gave way, by
which two persons were killed and several
wounded. Mr.. Redford claimed that the
accident was caused by defect in the
roof. which was constructed by Mr..
Kelley. Mr.. Tyler admitted that the
roof was defective, but claimed that the
brick work was not rs good as 1t should
have been An effort was made to har-
monize the differences between the two,
but without success, and the matter was
carried into court. Mr.. Redford put hi-
damages at $1,000. but the jury decided, as
above stated, uron S2,162. Mr.. John y,
Coke appeared for Mr.. Rediord and Messrs
10. Lane Stern and Thomas n. Page for Mr
| Tyler.
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IIrsTINGs C0uBT.-In this court yeSter-
day Andrew Jackson (colored). charged
with stealing 80 from the person OF \. =.
Eliason, was tried and acquitted.
Several civil cases were also disposed Of.
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THE sTEINwAY & CrncKEErNC are really the
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation.
They are better to-day than ever before. RYLAND
e LEE. Agents, 9l3 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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TIE OLD DOMINION LINE.-Two iron
steamships, intended for the Old Dominion
Line. have recently been launched at the
shipvard OF MesSrs. John Roach Il Son, in
PENNSYLVANIA. They have been christcned
respectively the Roanoke" and the
warwick" IL is understood that Cap
tain Couch, OF the "Wyanoke," will be
transferred to the Roanoke" which will
be put on A. soon as completed, probably
early in the ensuing month. Captain Kelly,
of the Manhattan will command the
"Warwick," while Captain Stevens, oi the
"Riclmond." will be transferred to the
Manhattan" and Captain IIulphers, OF
the Breakwater," will take the "Wya-
noke." The aforementioned officers are
thorough seamcn and have proved them
selves polite and efficient commanders. The
new steamers are TO be finished in first
class style, and will be the most compodi-
Gus that have ever run between New York
and Virginia ports.
As has been before stated. no change will
be made in the schedule from Richmond.
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ROE HERRINcs are getting scarce. ". ID.
BLAIR i CO.. Il09 east Main street
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INSURANCE srArEMEyr.


A NvI-sr sTATrvpvT rOp rsrx,
n - =, - ..s-,n,s. VI .nH
a - risNAL Inn ENDiNS LIT 3ikLD DAl
~ DEGEMBER, 1881: OF THE ACIUAIs
sgs1EANCE ,s1s . c9wTANY: "a, r. 9R&AN!z@ED E y. @ uNbER
VA. MApE ls r0 TT TnE AgDIT0R, s,o o. rUnLM AC.
VVnnNIS FOE TIE SgnMYnwEALun ~ r}s ~ ~ rt ~
rssn Inms2xx.mSSy iw,i1,,vur 1,r aTnsvs ,,nsv Liz
~ 81 = 49, 1 HsSE MnnI mE1Ixshst,Hr III III
~ r a nvsr = = ..sE "S'I0' NJ
80 800
N.uc az fr. eo,-,,,- A. IN pn,oxvx.,..
lilo Home me ~ pracipai osiee Of .,,d comunv-sao
AND 322 BRoApwAY, NEW YoRx
dent, casualty city eo-operas,ve sssocintIo,. brn-
tiierhood, lise-ssoct. any other sssocsiiou In
mrIDg life-PvHE LHr.
Prcsident--WILIIAW NJ. COLE.
e-Prpsidept-WLLiANH II. WALLACE.
Secretsry-wuLitw Dv rCHER.
Organized and Incorpora,cd-JrLy, 1864.
Names ofthe q GsneraI Agent. in Virginia--Messrs
GORDON PLRksANTs.
RnHMoSp.
Tho uau,ier of nolic,es ,ssu.x, ,Iu-
ring tae year ,', .. 300
The amount OF Insurance effected
rSr hnr,g"s as,,r, of mr., inm. rccc,vsi sooooo Y"
during the ycar........... oOlolo az
The amount of interest received,
| The % amount Of losses rid during
the year. lZJ.60B III
The amount of losses unp5id...... 1871 10
The SoIs whoie pgmber Of policics IN ''coo ."
force. ......,...................., 9,2eS
The amount OF capital stock II IN. mn ~,
anN'.'.,......,. ....''....;'.. iIo'ooV W.
Inc amount o' assets anu no"
~, invested
nv Tn;tei state.
lo, and Roches-
., yer uvn's'...''.'' <''''<V Q"
By cali-loins Sc
SanSs scs sos wy oa.ooo oo
by real estate..... l40,SS1 81
by cash in Trust
company BANKS -e-sooo
Nv ''i, rn,ua % an cnn, W
pany's own poll
eies.............. 163,977 II
10y mt.rss,i; mt,i n"e .,ooo
NV interest ac-
rrheu hut not
uuc.s A'-oo- ~
A., asseis on', cos,,' @ -''ioo NJ
ininms. les, 10
per cent. for col
lection. ;''",,,' <o'z8S os
| iniums loss 10
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FOR RENT.

EOE RENT, G
BRICK HOUSE, four rooms, near New Market ;
Sl2.
NICE STORE AND DWELLING on Brook
avenue: slZ.
BRICK HOUSE, No. 706 Buchanan street, five
fuuIU-. 10.
Other SMALLER HOUSES.
FRANK ID. HILL Il CO..
NH IO.3t ll0S Main street.
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PROFESSOR THTLow declares there Is no plane
made that equals the kNADE.
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RAMOS & MOSES. Pianos and Organs aud sheet
Music, 9I4 Nam street.
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CIR ROBERT CHRIsTIs0N, BaRoSEr NJ. d.
d. Ian
trials am convinced
hai :
OF "Lcbg
Coo ~ m
srrS Yo MS Coli Health o2er
rNeu
,ito TO
H.
We York T Jrl
eminent pyHa
,ieienis
fToncn nnyalub n
ands
Fma
isy c9"pTnM sq&s ,t n,
mil
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THE IIALLET 4 DAVIS rfASO his been before
the public about thirty years. DIR. Franz. List
the greatest iiring pianist. recommends II to
all musicians. RYLAND & LIE, General Agents
for Virginia and North Carolina.
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OFFICE RICHMOND ANp DASvn
FANCY GOODS.

- T L V EN
HAS OPENED DURING THE WEEK
New designs In eILyER-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsone,t PICKLE-sTASD We have
shown AT 81
4 lot of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsII-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BOXES, sOAP-HOL DERs, &C.;
large invoice Of ROCKING-CHAIRs,h hand
somely upholstered, at very low prices;
CHIIDRFN's CHAIRS, rABLE-CHARs,
NURslNG-CHAIRS,& &C.;
More Of that ELEGANT GREENLAND NOTE
PAPER. selling at Sc. per 'r,ire Or pack-'tis
well worth 2jc.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY NRRIyING
STEVENS,
nls sos Broad street.
CIOIHlNG.
rorx ,rot-cur PAUL LATOrCHE.
cPRING GOODSl
- SPRING GOODS! ~
STILL 1T PAYsi s-.
FINE TAILORING AT MODERATE PRICES.
JOHN LATOUCHE & son,
No. NORTH TENTH SHEET.
Call and examine
TIE MOTT RECHERC CHHSrOCK
IN THE CITY. ie l5-eod
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WHY DE SICK and aiing when IIor BITrERs
win surely cure your
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II makes the skin white, soft, and smooth: re-
moves tan and freckles, and IL Tie BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly putup
two bottles in one package, consisting of both in-
ternal and external treatment. All ufrst-claSSdrug-
gists have 1t. Price, s. per package.
CHARLES v. CRErTENTON, ll5 Fulton
street, New York city, sole agent for DR.. 4. W
Benson's remedies, 20 whom all orders should b,
addressed nh 1-codlw
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twill cure entirely the worst form of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacemen;s, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
ldapted 20 the Change Of Life.
IL will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
in an early stage of development Thetendencyto
cancerous humors there Is checkcdvery specdilyby
It's use
IL removes fsintncss, natulency, destroys all
craving for stinialan;s, and re,ieFes weakness OF
the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner~
yous Prostration, General Debility, Sleeplcssncss
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, caasllng pain,
weight, and backache, Is always permanentlycurcd
by its use II will at all times and under all circum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINKHAMs VEGETABLE CON-
POUND is prepard at 233 and 235 wesior" ave-
nuc. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 80.
Sen, by mail In the form Of pills, alsoin the form OF
ozenges on receipt of price. 81 per box for either.
Mrs. PrNKHAM freely answers all letters of In
luiry. Send for pamphlet Address as ABOVE
Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. PlNh-
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bniousncss, and Torpidity Of the Liver Twenty
I've cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
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RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION use aud cm
dorsc the KNABE.
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sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot, 100 NORTH EUrAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. BY mail, two boxes for al, or six
boxes for $3.50, to any address.
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vIoLrSs AND STRINGS Of all kinds at 9l4 Main
street.
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KNABE PIANOS At RAMOS & sIosEs', GA Mail
street.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED, on THE NIGHT ~
- ~ ne 4th. from 400 Baker street. -
HLACk NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. reward
viii he given on his return for Information lead
ing o. his recovery. ... ..,,.,,
fuh lD-lff AIOlS RICK.
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STOREs FOR RENT.

= A4
W. 1907 Franklin street, near Old Market,
DWELLING. &C.; s275.
No. 7V3 west Main street, NICE DWELLING.
Sc; r50c. Apply u
FRANK II. HILL < CO.,
mh lO-3t llOS Main street.
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EOR RENT, LARGE BRICK g.
Il III Hiding on MAYO street near Frank-l
ln street, with 4rec lot attached, suitable for fvc-
tory. carpeuttr's-shOp lumbcr-yard &c. Apply 10
FRANZ ID. HIlL & CO..
NH lost HOS Main street
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CTRAYED FROM THE UNDER t5SSss
NSlGNED, on sunday the 9th instant, .5k-l--
TWO Mich CONS-One small deep red, ana IN
good order: the ether larger. pale red, with some
black hairs. and thin. a suitable reward will be
paid for Information for their return 10 III. n:
College. mn S-%i
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No family should he without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bniousncss, and Torpidity Of the Liver. Twenty
Eve cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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DR.. {. W. BESS0SS
SkIN-CURE
H. warranted % cure

ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MfLK-CRUsT,
ALL ROUGH, sCALY ERUPTIONs,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
sCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES, and
TENDER TECHNICS ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
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EOR RENT, A NICE OFFICE lNAA
L the Piedmont and Arlington building. III
Main aud Ninth streets.
FRANK ID. hill & CO,
NH lo-3t llOS Main street.
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EOR RENT, NEW BRICK DWELL-T
Il mt on Twelfth street near Leigh: seNen0.3
rooms; on modern Improvements; just painted
ana M nice order: $500 per anniIIn.
NEW BRICK DWELLING 31i west Main;
eight rooms; now hcing painted and wlisened.
Possession In a few days. 1850.
NICE BRICK DWELLING 416 west Franklin
slre,f six roons-all In nice order; s325.
NH lO-3i FRANK ID. HILL & 60.
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A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
OF DECEMBER, 1881. or THl Actual.
CONDITION or TIE RROOKLYN LIrE-lN-
sEEANCE E CgMrANY. 0RGAN!ZMED @ ~ M CNnKR
MADE no TiE xUDiToR or PUBLiC &C,
COtNTs FOR THE COMMQNwEALTn OBJ
GENEkAL ASSEMBLY REGULHTING TiIE
REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, AP-
PROVED TEBHCARY ~, 1878.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-05
Advertisements as a Newspaper Feature.

Good, fresh advertisements are not the
least. interesting and valuable portion Of n
newspaper. We have been told that APRON
mont New York journalist hoped to see the
day when the profits on the circulation of
his paper would bo so large that he could
dispense with advertising altogether We
think he is mistaken in his opinion of adj
vertising and newspapers Advertisements
are news, They tell the readers what they
want to know-where goods can be bought,
what they are sold for, who has houses
to rent or sell, wishes to purchase real es-
tate, where employment and labor can be
obtained, and thousand other things that
they want to know. 1t is an error to sup
pose that editors and reporters supply news
worth reading The slillful advertiser fur
nshes good share of it, and, if there are
any readers who fail to look over the adver-
Using columns of their paper, they miss a
good deal Conformation that would prove
valuable to them.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-05

Weeks FLORAL aurpe.-Of the many
Guides and Seed aud Plant Catalogues sent
out by orr Soedsmen aud NursoFymen, ana
that are doing so much TO inform the people
and beautify aud enrich our country, none
are so beautiful, none so instructive ms Vicits
Floral Guide. Itsplper is the choicest, IT'S
illustrations handsome, and given by the
thousand, while it, Colored Plates are gems
This work although costing but ten cents ~
handsome enough for n Gilt Book or place
on the parlor table. Published by James
WICK, Rochester, n \.
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1t is surprising, that what we should value more
than rubies or fine gold should be often rsked
by taking substitutes, nta tiOnS and frauds palmcd
OF under similar 8 undinC names, with the false
assurance that it is as good from dealers making Il
few pennies extra profit by selling the spurious.
Surely health IL worth greater care and precauton,
and those who desire its restoration mus be warn
ed against the numerous frauds upon Simmons liv-
or Regulator. The genuine rtcle is recommended
by responsible honorable and reliable people, and
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