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TOE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
MY T1IK Ji/Sl'ATCJf COMPAXV.
The DAILY DISPATCH ta delivered to sub
?rrther? at rirraaN csirra per w?ek. payante to
Mi? carrier weakly. Mallad at in p?r aim am;
fS for six months; fLW tor ihr?? montos; 60a.
for on? moa tA.
TV? ?KM I- WUffKLT DISPATCH at Stparan
Bum, or |1 lor six months.
The WgRKLT DiarATtT? at fl par annum.
Th? 91'.?DAY DISPATCH e?fU-M> p?r annum,
er Tac forais moaUta,
auharrlpUena in all caaes payar/.? in advance,
aad no paper ?oatlnned after BBS eiplraUoo of
Ute lim? paid fea*. Rend poet-office taoney
ordar, etaem, cr registered letter. Currency
aeot by mall will r* at Uta risk of the sender.
Sotwc-lUrs wuhlng their post efn-e changed
must gire their old as wall as their new p >jt
otBca. Ham pi? ferle? fre?.
AnVKRTlSlSO KATRJL
BAU raes os isas.
ltrtne.t ??*>
Slime?.t 1 no
I tine?-.t i so
?ttm??.S S 70
Utimet .S r? in
1 month.? 8 *
Smanth?. i
Hsading notice? in reedlag-matUr type, flva
Bhww or teas, $1 ; In aonpariel leaded, "Ac
Card of rat?? for mor? space furnished on ap?
plication.
All tetter* and telegrams mutt he addressed
h-TUB DISI'ATCU COMPANY.
Rejected oonimunlcettona will not t? r
Sarned.
BATTODAY.VW'J, \KI0.
An Important Result
An important ootataat hat baan going on
for some tune recently in Alabama and lias
Ju?t come to an ?-nd in tho Alaba?
lieiuoeratic Oonrantioo, which at ?
sent writing is in scission. It bus boefl a
very warm OOOrteot and a great deal "f
strong language lias been used on both
side? during Its continu-mec. One Koi.n
made him? !f the real or supposed farm?
er c oasjdMait fot Iho gorssnorahip, and
announced that hs would BOnduOt bis can
va#w for th.- ji.-iM cratk nomination as a
Democrat and well within the Democratic
ranks. Hut kS pt*OOS ded to attM
fuiiv aeknowlsdgad Damocratio leaders
tha'i bim-"!f aud tbe DosoocYOtk party it
gat.i/.at ion tri the State-. 11aabused both nri
s. rupsdonsly.acoorduxgtoall accounts, lii*
method "f warfare has been a favorite one
with certain aspirantsaft.rfame and place
lu other southern Btatas tliart Alabama
within recent years, it ia a dnncerous otic
1 ? sud well-being of the people.
It is |ho method of ths llSIIMIfIMjIlS ami
n"t of the patriot. Th?> good people of Ala?
1 i !isr-over>'dthe danger lurking in Mr.
h i fr? application of It before it was too
lut.-, f,nd the eoweeejenoe hi thai ths Dei o?
antis Ooarrantian whoa it mat >? h
hoi* from Iba first by a very fair B
Mr. Koi.n had built high on his prospective
strength in ths gathering and I
boasts Bowssfwhal alarsnad tli? ?? true and
triedDamoemuy. But beaet with defeat.
and with htm wnit. wo trust, for oil time
BO ' COJst . ' r :' I | - ? | much t"li ,
some time too ma, at least, in Alabama, tin?
baleful political methods be has be m
ploying. 'Hu- S"Uth cannot as yet in any
St.i. pormrl Iba rlhwuption of the Demo?
cratic party by any i].les "f "independ
entism" whatsoever. '1 he organisation re?
falad t.. stands for the msintensm.f
the white Sana's supremacy throughout
boa sad oi the i listing a ? ? il bj i
tem sstablished hen at so mnch -
the white man's forefathers. Its destruo.
ti-'ii would mean the moel a?rions?
n-.t only t-> the material interests of the
South, in?"-? nt and prospective, bul even
to the fundamental principlea of mr
r?v?isation. The Ala I
ban la their turn ret/elli ! lbs Insidious
attacks? my coming in ths guise
of Democratic independence so called, and
?Ae.-ir. pjiadtosaythe staunch old Mont
pon. n AdttiMttr has I? -l In ths Bghl they
ids A" we writ.- the indications
ore f h ut Kolbiaen, like hlahoneisni m Vir?
ginia mid 'iilmtiiiisin in South Carolina,
has t>. en "squeli 1'? '1"
A (.rood Paper, it We Ourselves Do
Bay it
w. i.ig leave specially t" commend to
mir rendan und Uie public al large
ihe two terms ?in- about synonymous?the
asue of the Di? i ' made ye U rday. Wa
talal it was a good paper. Itwasthaoaly
?
the nnv. tiling, n wnihepaperthetgavetha
best detsiled aceouat ol the organii
fonnini Ihe process? on ; the ?paper th it had
th?- ful1- -i array of incidents and the com?
pletes! soooual ?'t the Governor's moep
tioii, of lbs ISJSlSSa' irreat dinner, of the
bands of muslo and the sin played, of the
oollega boya1 part in the parade, und most
important ol all, ? ?-011111111 of bright inter
?Wws aa to the merits of llaacrn'a wort as
athuik'of art and liken-ss of ImVA. More?
over ecvcrul columns (.f incident-, were left
over for |osaorrow*a paper. These faits
speak for th. ni'-.U-s. VT< I k leave
tOSUge?"'t thi III.
We are under obligations t.. Hon. V.u
Mt m> Waihiim., Jr., and HomCmaaua r.
o'l'i l.iiAt.i. for valuable publie doeumi nts.
We have r? ceived S <?- ?n of "Clio.n
Child of Pate, " published by A. Lovki.l A
Co.. New fork, and fot sal" by III
WaeT, J.,ism o?, A Co., Richmond. Pri?e,
&:i cents.
THE GREAT SOUTH.
lion. Abr?t? N. ltcwttt Speak? of Hi? Ite
?iiit Vlilt.
Mr. ML J. Verderv, the New York cor
res|iollilellt Of the Atlanta ' .
interview? i H-'ii. Ahratii S. Hewitt in te
gard t-> his nooal tour, of observation
c.i ugh the Booth and tin- conclusions
arm- a at, Ainuii,' other things Mr. Hew
itt sai?l .
" I think the ?South is the most Interest
ini: Held of study at presen! to he found in
anv part of the world, it is under
transition from the patriarch ial.to the in?
dividual social system. It 1- doing this m
a single generation, while in Europe trans?
formation from the feudal system of one
of Individua] liberty occupied hundreds ol
years. In the South we can ectuallv ?
great drama beine. psgfaimed befoi
er??, and tt.? nst Jl ie most saeouraffing,
l.ecall-e it SSI nres nt QUOS tUOSS
benefits of proi/rens which Europe re
?inired many genentioug to aooom
ph-.li. Moreover, ths South la endowed by
nature with ?t. it?r advantages than anv
Similar ana in the World. It OOntSJUaall
the raw materials for Innumerable in?
dustrie? in great profusion. Im coal ind
tronare not oiilv unlimited in una
but so ptaoed m contiguity as to inako
their development both ea \ and]
1>1?'. Tue South ha* a practiced moi
nf cotton, which now secures foi heres
sanmass with the rest ??! the world to the
extent ot three hundred and afty millions
of dollars annually. Then is no country
world whoss industrial pros
is olanted upon a foundation so ?table us
tbie.
"The South would long aince have be n
the mast paustet n.u? part <d thin eountry
dut tor slavery, whian uuslikouu'rcat mon?
ster devouring her substance. All that the
South ever needed for growth mal nevub
onmaal wa? the substitatioa ?>? fr?e tor
?lave labor. lY?e labor always produces
more than it consumes, hut ?lareiv iu\u
riaffl.v (-?insume* all it i>r<-lur -. It ha? no
motive to make it |?r.?tiulilc. 1 ?eeih.it
Mr. l'-iM-\r (i the interview with him he
llv report 1 found an element In
? Ho,ntil wiiU'u d?*ia not share in this
*?ew. There are Bourbons iu every part
of the world, snd douhtlt** there uro hlual
and ohstiuate men iu the South, who can?
not eomprt iiend the grand and benenceut
transformation which u takln? place be?
fore their eye* and 111 spite ol their wish.-s.
Mut 1 did no! uu*t any such uieu. I found
e? err where *nt?rgj., cour*?:*, laith. and a
new lite.
"What is calle?! th? race problem is
rapidly ?olring itM-lf ?ud if selfish polni.
will k.-ep their hands ofJ m-ither the
North nor the South has an\ thing todreatl
from that cause. What ?tru-k D 1
loreibh wa* the movement of th?- white
lx.pulutiou into the cities. New towns are
springing up everywhere, and the white
p?>jbl? are drifting rapidly to these
oeutr?*. eratt? the bfaeb population to
a iajye extent n-uiaiiis upon the soil,
and will very soon !*, it? mwn reliance
for cultivation. The black* are not
adapted to factor.??, hut are admirably
adapted to out.loor life in the production
of raw materials. 1 f<*n< ?? t he ft nal ou '
in my Judgment, will be that the blacka
will provide tin staples for the whites lo
manufacture into various useful form*.
Disinclination of the blacks to house ser?
vice is beginning to be remarkable in the
Botith. Tney are children ol nature and
pr?fet the fren air of Heaven to confine?
ment in houses and faetoric*. I have but
little donbt but that with training and sd>
! ucation the blacks will become th? owners
of the land which they cultivate.
When they do thus nOOOfOO the own
era of other property besides tbem.
BslvWa, they will be go-.?I citizens, and pro?
bably prove themselves worthy of the
right of auffrage, which was prematnrely
aonferred noon them by nnscrupnlons
politicians, thereby crerttin<r a great peril
which the South has miraculously sur?
vived. The danger from thai source, how
ever, now appears to me to l?' pan, and it
will be fuiud that the white* and the
blacks will have no difli nlty hi living
lmrti-."iiions:v t igatber, each promotin|
tin? l?--t 11.ten tats oi t:.. otin-r. Benoe, 1
have no hesitation n, sat ing ths outlook is
niorc encouraging, and that northern men
and capital can transfer themselves to the
South with an nine- tinned BCDSS of clitire
aecurity, ees * * ? ?
"I Me tl'l limit to the development of
thes.. great natnal resources, bui I hope
th? BBS BOUthore fri'Il'ls Will keep the i
spirit "f land speculation winch has set In
within reasonable bounda. Otherwise
there will lu- a reaction which will be mju
nouaand retard the healthy growth of the
Booth. I say retard it i. ause I d ? ri"t be
lieveonvthing can i h arre it the
pr>>gro*s of the South in the development
of her vast neources and ?a the nromot ion
of all the arta of civilisation. Peraonellv,
l have to tharik the southern (?'?? ?j>i-- for
many kindnesses and a graceful u ?i kt?lity
which i- not sarpaaseo anywhere in ths
world. I say moel ainc? r?4y. I thai
all and bid the South Qod si"- d."
AN OLD CIT'ZFN '.;ONE.
A i.rnerally t'nvnra'ile CfOfS Outlook In
la-ti^rn Niirtli Carolina.
(Cerresjw'ndeoco of BBS RtSBMUead MapaSrU,]
Bcotl&sto Naca, N. ('., Mi 19, is-ii.
Mr. Thomas I awrenoe, a well-known and
respected citizen ol this town, died tins i
morning at i o'clock. He was flfty-ais
years old iti.d bad been oil" "f the y\i tlthy
men oi the community. Hi- laal
came from erysipelas in ths leg fr.un a
. d lio i fall m" weeks
aco.
Tiir. '
Tobacco in this secti nil looking well.
A bi tter prospeci t"r a c itton cr< !?
not be asked, but tbecorn crop is not ao
ng, owing to the work of th
and worms m consequence of th.n
tinned cool night?. The stand i- very t>o ir.
Boms lush potatoes bave been shipped
from this place to the New York market,
and there are considerable prepar iti ns be?
ing mad.- for other shipments soon.
DEFIED THE POSSE.
w. it. SwrttU SSteeia and W/easats Two oni
rera ??id stm BoMs the i-'iehi.
?al telegram to Hie Dlspatch.1
Asm mi 11, V ('., Muv in. W. R. Smith,
who lives on t'pper Hominy creek, fifteen
miles fr iterday evening shot al j
with a revolver and rifle a paaa "f three
)iim at his h line
? ni--! m< ano!-. John v.. Pen
land, :? ?;"?' ial deputy shi riif, and Newton
Taylor, "it'"/, ?a , wen- wounded bu( not
h. riously. The cot] inding
for sonn? time, but Smith has defied Its
execution. He remains atpreaont In nos?
fleld.
? - reek recently Urs. ?'? >hn
Spain, - ! ' Mv-vi-v, and Ji e lu
gri en, i a, di "'oi" ?! d< ad. Ths
events oceum I in
and within a fi w da Un -:.
DESPERATE JAIL-BIRDS.
They Wound an ??nicer PvraafBg Them?
Due Ol Tin-in Shot DCSHS,
[Hy telegraph to the Disp
1'ittr ut ' pria, Muv SO. Thomas and
Jackson, two negi ? caped fr im
t !,. l renti >n jail aft? i sand-bagging Keep* r
Parker, were discovered by Officer Bar bur
in the northeastern section of t\.iy.
'1 hey opened fire on Barber, who attempt?
ed to arresl tbem, and seriously wounded
t ? offlei r, who may die. A detail "f
nn ante 1 police immediately started upon
tret k, and one of the fugitit ?
victs (Jackson) was shot dead, while the
l for a time, bui was subse?
quently caught near Holmesburg.
LEVY&DAVIS.
A PHENOMENAL SUCCESS
BAfl Ai i l.'MiKDOUIt
G E E A ?
Bargain
WE iBBOUNCgD Kurt Tills
THIS WEEK.
Ea.-ti 'tar our s?.- ' crowded to Its
fullest ? i all have i.-"ii delighted
with the Bargains i.)
TODAY
w I IB ALL on "IB AM : M lint op"
Special Bargains
forour s\i riunY patroBi mat will pay all to
c -or., as tii?y witi t>.. ii.. :. i m litan ordinary
price?.
LEVY & DAVIS.
[my 811
URY (?i?( ?I'M AND HlI.MSKliV STORES,
CuiiNK'tsix ill AND BROAD BTBgl
BPTet 1ALBABQA11U KOK TO-DAT.
Fancy perforated Tan ami Black UUTHJtl
UKt.Ts. 10c. each :
i,<\*> yanl? Creasa, White, and Black SI I.K-COKD
NECK lit tillNo.rie. ayarl ;
Lsaa sill Hi' tHii.SI- for la^iee? white ora
LninlereJ, t'lftlu white, SBeSCSOStrlpW atnl
dot?, BtM. each;
1/XKJ L UHHKI.I.AS. ladiea' and genlU-uien'a
?mes mai.-ef OlortaMlK au>l Eiigiish silk,
Bsscss s? le 119:
Solid >II.VKK BANilI.B KIN(.*, the latest idea,
SV. eecii ;
OtntleweiKHHlTlSH 90011 In pr?tty ?nlored
ilripea and lull r?guiar made, ?' pair lor hoc.,
worilt C5c. a pair;
DKKss lAlTKKN? of Ci.ru Mnatloa S.-ntch
Zrphyr (?iijghain? worth &'--., to- lay p-l M I?
18,iic. a y*rd ;
Ladt"?' coot, crtap Haa-I*laud Cotton, pure ?Mti,
Klbl^dS novelee? L'NUKKVBSTS, ISWe. ;
6JU tK)xe?"f l.lMv.N PAPKKau.l KNVKLOlKSin
tx.xe?, th? tfx\ kind to-day for IV-. ;
Ladle? LHiUT ILAN.NKL liLObah?, 50, 73c.,
and 11;
1,000 botu?? KLOK1DA WATER, the 85c. ?U* for
l?e, m? i<*: ?Izo for ?v. ;
Tbe SV. m? he?t West India HAT III'M for 15o.
Mlllint'iy department nan deliver tlil- ?
Sll order? UU?u to-dar. Sovorel NEW t'Ai-.
TKk.NB on ?ho* to-day.
.ULIU8 MBTXB A st)\s,
?01 AND 60S BKOAD STREET.
BARGAINS=W?LL PAPER
'I Mr: liUi.io --J uo.T ?.-I - i un ?t... ._?
?J ar. 1 Mli.ru ?nd Hi-T KM
ol Wal! P>t* n m Pbltistlvlputa
?ornMiar *t -ti liailr i?><-*
1 1 Ml ?TOI a
At ?? Mil tu i,,a
|TUaa4 aw aintola? aud csm? i?j^ u j r g'h-t ? and prt???
m?. LnAOi M, N? alLLtNi rmmiotJf?iCrL
tnih S-Sml
riMMolt.. JI i?ru let? Baited KUim
eWUeod fur umi'laa ?ud ?n'fu?
?,|., --
oil .1.
AJ. WItAV,
? 6? WEST BROAD ?TRIKT,
ItK'IIMii.M?, VA.,
MAHBLK AND t.RAMTg MOMIH1K.NTS AKU
BEAU-STONE?, MANTELS aud rLOOR-TU.lt,
L'eiBvtery work a euociaiu. nty ls-ini
far FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
ClIt'ltCR ??rn? of (.race and Medlaon
s"e.UWR*v. H. P- r.sss, a !>.. P?-?or WH
Zuasalf H A. M. and 8 P. M. Also M West.
iuNSTsacurse?, at 4 P. M. -Way school SM
?Mi Bissau atlCaOA. M. A warm welcome to
all. ?,, U
sj?r SECOND PRESBYTEBIAN.
Pr. Boos will preach *t 11 A. M. "Children's
Dar ?celebration at 5 P. M. Mess-meeMos of
all th? Pre?b7t?ri?ti Pabbaih ?cboola. Address
by Rev. Dr. Kssiu
tt?r THIRD PBBBBTTMBIAH
CHUKCII-Kev. J. P. (l*aaos, Paator.-Preecb
Ing at 11 A. M. *n.l S P. M. Sunday &ehool at
9:3(1 A. M. W*SainBjn*r NMllT prayer-meeting
at ? o'clock.
mr fourth Presbyterian
UBUB01 fan west ?arana ?tre?t\-nev. j. CAt
vm Stbwabt. Pastor.-Preaching at 11
A. M. and 8 ?does P. M. by the P*stor. Wed?
nesday-night lecture at -S o'clock, beat? freu.
HaLbathscbool at 930 A. M. ?*
HP oRAfK-STREET PRESS YTE
RIAN CsTfjacI- He?. .lAUKS V. Pair, 1). ft.
Be??loss st n eusse* a. m. sni ? II
o'clock !'. M. rtseylilsi ay me Paster, Baadey?
school servir?? at??? o'clock A. M. WeaUeesav?
nl?fhl ?ervtf.es at ftll SMIetW, PrSy?r-im">'it)g
rridar afternoon at 5 o'clock. U
g#<- ? )i,D MARKET PRE8BTTE
I<:a> CMUKOa Kct. I. B. TOBRSVU, part-r.
will preach at 11 A. M. an I s P. H. Sundv
..-.;. ., pi ssrvleeTavasBAv aiMb P.
M. ?
f*??" THE PRESBYTERIAN BUN
DAT-tCBOOL DRlO?wtU paletwaie its naat?
vcrspry BBd "Cliildrou's <lt.y ' at th?
BtnraAV i-.vKNiM, at I e^eJeefc, taier
eitiug ei"r. lass, aim ananases, reports, and a
missionary collection, l.r-ryiojy S
\i i , hen and soswlsra sill asset Tais (Bat?
nrday) i-vt.MNii ai o ?r--io.it to rehears*.
j. D. k. si aunar, Preetdeat,
Jarxra H'. '. -.iry.
mr?HION STATION METHO
D?ST KP1900PAI CHURCQ ''-orner Ttvrnt;.
teurmsadH streets) -Mev, fanai ?'. MAsTnr,
PS . ? iflSSS SlSStmg SI t a. M, Prca-hing at
)1 k, V 1 y the I'vtor and nt ?) P. M. by I.
ii. pstbbsoic, or Mead
Player ni'-ct Mannar si l P. M,
1 ture WBSSBS0AV nt g P. M.
| mou'? prayer meeting Tn.'HHniT at 8
''? '"'? _
tUT T RI N I T V METHODIST
ritt' B (earner .f Bread aid Twentieth
Rev, Ja m T. wniTi.sY, Pastor,
DAT, Jans 1ft, l!.e factor will preach nt 11
o'clock A. M. on ''Dev.tion to the Lord ?Tesas,*1
nn-l nt kit) P. M. on "The (?rent UnveiUsg."
Oomtnanlea after the mnrtilngsermon. Bandai
?.-h. ..i m'.m j A. M. and nerri.? en Wednesday
at 8:11 P.M. Strangers and others cotdially wol
eomed, lests free._
fsfjrOENTENARY METHODIST
KPIBCOPAL CHURCH.?H*V. GBOBvl w*. Cam
TKK, I). P., wl!l presets St ?.imv MOBSTSS on!
Kct. .1. Wii.iv BLBBSOI BOTSAT Nlt.iiT.
sawrBROAI>flTREET METHODIST
M'NIiAY M BOOL will a lehrnte ('hlldren's-day
and trie thirty-first nuuiveraiirr BUKDAT Aitsk
?oon at 1 o'clock,
W PARK-PEACE METHODIST
gPISCOPAL GHUBCH (westPrankllo Mr.;
Bev. i, Wii.st fitgfwjM. rssanr rrnatitilBg si
ll A. M. and Ml P. M.
At night the liOV. UKOBUI \V. CABTsa Will
i
I at 9:15 A. M.
( laas-meetlog nt ?i r. M,
Wsdnesdar-evenlng servies at s ovu.-k.
Btrangancordially Invited t.. attend au t?io
?ir LAUREL-STREET METHO
D1BT EPISCOPAL OHUBCR (corase Laatel and
BeV. C C, WlBTESBAKKS,
Pastor;?Pnaeatacat n a. m. and T:45P. m. i.y
toe Pastor, Hunday school *t<j o'clock. PreacUpia
Weinesday nUtit at V:45 o'cio-k. I'rayer- and
c|ns>w^?otlng Friday night at 7:45 o'clock- -Ml
wuli-oma, is
t*^- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHIIBCB,BOOTH (corner of Clay
and A'lam? ?ireet?,).?Preaching by Uio pastor,
Hev. sy? nj, atwii i, at n A. M. and 8 P. M
Suiidag school ?t H A. SI. Wednesday services
at': 15 P.M. Thursdayclas?.and prayer-mest
ingatruiP. M. _ u
tt?T FRIENDS.- MEETING PO B
divin? worship Kvsav Habbath Moksimh at 11
o'clock. Sent:: are Irce, and all are welcune.
Moc'iLK-houHf Clay street above gtrsi Pervico?
al?o at 11 o'clock on SVbiinbsuav Moknin?. ta
mrVBJES?Bf MISSION (TWEN
TY-riKTH 8TKKKT).--Keltgious services *n1
Sal)i*th school every hi hi>av at t o*dMk P, M.
Meettagfoc divin? worship at ? o'clock every
l-KlDAT NlCiUT. Is
tt?r ST. PAUL'S CHURCH?SUN
DAY?Morninj? service with Holy Communion
at H o'clock. Dr. MiNMi.Khiii.il is aspeot i l.
Iir-a"!!. Kvenlng eorvice at H: ?Do, lo ??. BigbOp
liAi.i Aiiiisu, of Louisiana, will preach.
f?r MONUMENTAL CHURCH
(PBOTavTAMT BPlSCOPALl?Bev. .Iohk a
?.-Taism avBBAT?Dtvme servios, wtta
the ii.iiv Oommnnton, at n A, m. aadCP, M.
Sunday ?chot>l at MO A. M. Strangers and other*
w.ii bat o a cordial neleome,
ItfT ALE-SAINTS CHURCn (Madi
h(.n ftreet near Qmee)?Kev. J. Y. DOWKMANV,
Hector.?Moriiin?; service at ll o'clock. Kronlng
servio? atf-ilio'clu-k. hunday school at V.JJ -V
M. _ U
IfarMOORE-MEMORlALCHriU'H
(Laurel street opposite Monroe. Park).? Scsoat
servtosa at um a. u. and s p. M. Pews at
mesftorneen service are all free, by order of
the veMiry, and nil will be gladly WSsSOSBSh The
Sunday school OgSBS at 9:'?) A. M., under tho sn
perititt-udeticy of Mr. Kohkwbix Paul t?
ISarT ST. JOHN'S PROTESTANT
gPIBCOPAL ciii'in n ?iin.ft.i street enrase
Tweuty-Ufth)?Her. Ls.vis W. IU-rtok, Re. ;..r.
?til A. JL and ? P. M. A cordial wel?
come for all.
WSPPBtk-MBWOBIAt CiiArst. (Penny street,
-Kcv. PIBI POWBH, U. I)., Minister.
atUllP. M. Beats free and the pulllc
heartily inviuid.
Stir SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Slith ptreeU).?Kev. W. W.
Landulm, I). L>., will prnuoh at 11 A M. and ?j
P.M. U
WTORACE-STREET BAPTIST
CM ritt'H, worshiping at th'j Taborna-le, c rn>-r
of Pin? aud Uraco streut?.
Rev. w. k. sUrenaa, past r.
Praaenmg at ll \. M. ny th-? Pastor and at 8 P.
M. by Kev. Dr. Jami.s Nelson, of btaunion.
bunlav achool at V o'clock.
tasT LEK?H-STREET BAPTIST
CUl'HCH (corner lwu?ty-flfth and Leigh
streo'.s?Kev. J. M. KsosT, I). D., Pastor.?Preac h
lngat 11 A. M. and 8 p. M.
Prayer-meeting WiDSEsnAV Niqht at 8
o'.'lo.-k.
Hunday school at 9:15 A. V.
Youug mou * prayer-meotlng Ti bsdat NionT
at s...-lock.
All welcome. ta
HOT CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
till ;.i II (coru.-r Otaf BBd i.rauam strceU)
it'-\. B c. CutnoMk fuatat. At n a. m. tt?o
f Lurch will have* roll-call and covenant-meet?
ing an 1 d(?slre? ?vory memb?r to be present.
At 8:15 P. M. tho Pastor will preach.
HOT WEST-MAIN-STREET BAP?
TIST Cllt'Ki H Issnist Main and Beech
streett)-K?v. B. A. Uoudwik, D. D? Pastor ?
Preaching Misdat by tho Paator at ll o'clock A.
M. and at S:l5 u.ciock P. M. Dr. W. W. Lakuri m
will preach tns anuual s?rmon of the Iali?v
hewlug ctr-le. Sunday school at y o'clock A. M.
Ban Isas tftsBBsna** ai I ij s'atost p. m. Young
men's rravor-meeilng raioAV at f9cl5 P. M. All
are welcome.
?ear PINE-STREET BAPTIST
( III Kl H (corner Pino and Alberaarle streets)?
Rev. J. B. ?nranu, P*?tor. -PrcsA-hlng at 11 A.
M.[and 8 P. M. A cordial welcomo to aiL Beata
free. u
atnTFOURTH-STREET BAPTIST
( Ml ltctl-K*v. H. Y. Wii.uabs, Pastor.
I'rea-hlcg at 11 A. M. and S p. M. Sunday
school ?t si? A. M, ta
mr VENABLE-8TBEET CHURCH
(corner of Tweuty-iir?( aud Venable).?Sunday
school at ft? A, M. Prsacblsg by Rev. K. U
Plir.ai 11A.M.and ?4L P.M. la
goT SEVENTH -8TREKT CHssaB
TUN cm Ktii. -aagrtsss at 11 a. m. amisr.
M.. conducUd t>r the pastor, Her. JutU pjagg,
Hunday echool at 9-.W A. M. ta
g?-FIRST ESOLI8H LUTHERAN
CHURCH (h?Tontu ?treat near Grace .-Preach
Ins at 11 A. M. and 7:30 V. M. by the pastor
R?t. J. S. Moeaa. Sunday echuol at fcSJ a. M.
u
grOHRISTADKLPniAN
KCCt.KSIA (Central Hall}.?Mr. Ai.ixakdib
PaCKIB Will BaSSSUSSS at 11 A. II ss slant i
" The Unknown l.ed Whom Ye Icti'i -111117 wor?
ship." aim) at ? r. M. suajsoi i ?? jaasjs th?
f<otiof (.?<1 and Bel Kins of Israel."
?
WELCOME ! WELCOME !
AT THE
RELIABLE.
PaUCIS KBOCfCBD TO PIECES.
Clothing
.MMiisTKiiH ASON'd.
Bl its FOBTHI UJOBKINOMAll,
B| ITS fOB fill BUSINB8S-M kit,
SI lis rOBTBg 90OII11 man.
oiJr ft I rUktag Is the ??tiape
of seaeonsMt asei1 CherwUBi WorstsOs, Oasst?
meics, ??'
DNOOWIAaV-rlata ami K&ncy;
DSgSS-BRIRTI -
rialn, Pleated, 1 >i M . sad Kabrotoered ;
BOOJgKT?e Until m. lis ?;
?. 1 kB
for DBS BHWISSIwls Sha m?t eiqulslte lint? lu
the Stale;
COLLARS AM' C?FF9 all styles and nlzes.
HATS' HATS I MlATS!
BTBar sT-ii r. el Tiir. 11 -
A cor liai invitation to ?IL
B. FLORSHEIM,
TBBKBUABLB OBg-TtUCB ' :.?rTHIBB AM)
IIAI I Kit,
FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
[my ?.?0-11
II. W. MOESTA'S.
Ill EAST MAIN aTKi .1',
s
Pure Icc-Ctcam
AND
Wato-Ices,
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEEY.
wholesale an? BRAIL
Weddings, Parties, and Plo-Nlos furulahsd at
lowest rates and at short Mi
mit I-Sa/TuAH 11
AUENTS FOU THE LEE STOVES nv:? RANGES.
J.W.JJVDERSOA$Ca,
830 Main Street,
IM( Ili?OM), VA.,
IlBA'IK.4 ta
Stoves, Ranges, anil Refrisera (ors,
TIN, SHKKT-IHON, AND JAl'ANNED WARE,
(KOCKEKY ANlMlLAsHWARE,
HOB8BF1 knhmim; GOODS IN OENL'HAL,
at tbbi lowest nuon
Tinning aal Plumhliii:. my 27-'"t
HfcfcTlNOfc.
?TOTIOE.- GOOD-WILL COUNCIL
* No. 98, JUNIOR ORDgR ITNITRO kHEHI
( an MK.i HARTCH.?Tb?asambenel t' labore
: 1 at 1 ran Hi
with their elater eouaoila In paying UM ??^t tri?
but? of rr?pei-t to their deceased brother, 1:0
IIIKT A. .Mayo. !'l..- BtDS Of lunera! t-"iTi.-e?
? 11 be '.
. wir. 1---1111 le 1 H-- h..,ir b dors ihn time.
Ity ordur ut II
.1. .1. PAVL-. - 11
LSIOB 1 rotary._11.y
\rOTICa THE FIRST MJ BTING
i-l ot UteSTOI KHOLDERSO* Till: VIRGINIA
\M? 1 M'.nl.lNA RAILWAY COUPANT (pur
enassraateeni Virginia aui 1 aro?
hua rai. eld at the offlca el 97. \V.
Henry, 1111 Una Street, l'.i -liiLoud, Va., ou
lULUSl)AY,.luuo;.. 1 -.h. ai II M.
MUNCUHg KOntNSON',
CHARLES CHAU ICBY,
P. A. W Kl.l.KoKI),
('. g. Wl I I.Ki'Ul),
W. W. llt.NKY.
mySS-td Htockholrter?.
am ??? ?i? si j i.
POSTPONED! THECONOEBTTO
I i.JVKV und-r'h-ruta; e.'.ei ,,f the CON
SKUVATntU Of MUSIC,S ^ M?n'i
chriiiiinii AaeoctaUon Hail, en Friday ?realas,
?'J?th Instant, is, OB SOcoanl ut ta
of th? went!.er, 1 - II 01 MONDAY
fct K.MS? , .1 ; lock.
N. H.-'lick.-;-.i?...;.| 1...I1 1 . niy31-lt_
OZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M
ItlftiiKB ? Mtir.o.I.4M00I and Manag, r?.
THE NEW YORK MAIH<ON-SQUARB
THEATRE COMPANY.
FOR TUE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK.
including WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ALA
tleTBBBi
Grand Retirai of
"THE PRIVATE SKi rtLTAHY,"'
with SI. A. BE?NgDl a? Oatermote, ?urportid
by a i;ip ro company ot tt-ru<Hliana?
TickeU now on tale at asnal BShaa my |B4S
I FREE OONTEItr?vERY EVESI? I
at r, .I'oi'h-k by Shs ?roat c.:n . BMNIsXOH
(?AN ttc alai at ttie la'e
Parti gxpoattl D '??'-?cially lnTlte.1.
'?rdi-r gaaranteed. Corner sfBread sa J
anafsr atreota _
1 EE ?^ CO.,
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ODDS I.All) <>N ALL UALINU EVENTS.
DIRECT WIRE TO THE TRACK.
A full description of ?ich race ?Iren a* It (a
being run. Tl'RK KX( llANt-P,
ap lu-Sm SSineff Dank aud 1 wnltih street?.
BZCI Ksi|t^?s. Ae.
EXCURSI?N ON JAME8 B?TER.
The ?lepant aTBAMBB VA1.I.KY rOBfll
can ho chartei'i-U '.<? Bastios to carry fifi,
pereont for ?xcuraloaa. oixvi accoi...... tu lona
lor further information epr^y on hoard or at
i;il Main *>rei t- ANDKKW PUII.I IPS,
_ my 18-Hu.l .... I til in _ ala?t--r.
/J.RAND hLNDAY EXCURSION
L A t A Y E T T K OOfNCIL. ?o. SI7,
AMERICAN LEUK'N Oif HONOR,
HUNDAY, IgSBJ 1. 1880,
TO CURL'S NECK AND RETURN.
The beautiful ateamer Totchestar will loare
the Virginia Meamb'iat Compativ'i? wbarf all >;
P. M. and return at ftOJ p. 11. 1 ui? giraa B n<le
of Ore bout* en the beautiful J%mt*. There
will be aerred muilc by Protestor Wagner's or
cnasira, and rofreebtnenu at city price?, IhU
I? lb? only -iinday trio thl? ?legaut ?tca-ner wtd
loak?. Tickets : Adult?, to cent? ; enllOren
uud?r tweir.-. Si conta?to in? bad at the boat or
from the following commute?: Montr?, t. K.
Tboll, J. W. ?va . .. 1.1 iiett.1,1, a. Lewoliao,
UoLcrt IVarmau, aod E. g Thuratou, and ..1rs.
Ufiuii and Mr*. H. g. TholL Membora of bietor
couudl? iratarulty tarlto-1 to unite ?tin u?.
_ _ my|>.Su,Tul A Sa
B
OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
IXICUTBO AT TUE DIAPATCH OJrTWB.
IIOTDI.S AND llOAIimvo MOIS?S.
jtJEW YORK--THE MADISON
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Twenty-third street, (Mad!-m Bauen) New
York. Apartments with Board, *. per day |U
per week. up. Uu?. A. liKKOEIt. '
my *>??' lie tor.
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11HE CELEBRATED BOOK
. ?BRIDGRALUM BPRIKO?, n lorsed by the
Medical Society of Virginia, ?is ?*..|i aebyotb-r
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vation. S,f<li fe.e. pamphlets at r,art.?r A Co.'a
and Chesapeake and Ohio tt cket-ome*. kmi,
rHKUUUH roTHE8PHIN0B. UROKUB
I. Pit ion". MaaaglBB DtJ rly ?for
sixteen ye?r?) managing partner of lhoi.r?ou
brlor WalttvSulph ir - pi u my I
AFTON IIOi BE,
AKTON, Nl.LSdN COINTY, VA.
This popster summer report, situated at Aftin
depot, < Bssapeaka and oiuo railway, opeas
JIN h, 1st.
l'or tiirther particulars address
JAMES It. OOUDLOe,
my ?l-lm Au-1. Depot, Nelsone innty, Va.
0
OEAN-VIEW HOTEL.
This woll-know-i 8K\s|!)F? BBSORT will be
on. ns 1 : .il '.-:-. n 11II
INii u- ??? n Ity, t.?- undertow,
free from sheila I i-"-x.'i ?i? Doeel <m th?
? c lael; 11 at?. h;"i all sqnlpl -
pled. In. .i U ( MPAN\,
. to our
I L WILLIAM**, Man*ger,
??".Va.
COLL SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Gtshei Bridge Post-Offiee, V;i.,
OPBH .H M-: i. ,i ?DBB NAMK MAHAQK.
mk\ i' \, LAST >v\i\
and terms a i
i. -
UANOVEB ACAD] U
A BBaUTII ! I. AND
WBL ' ICR,
Is OPEN' POR S?MMKH BOAKI I s, I nt -
11 PO?
do rail?
way, lor particular* ap;.ly to
Mr?. ,i. B. TAYLOR,
my ? 'lm I <\- ' L
4 l G D ?- I \ v .: , ,
. V apBINU*. Pond-Gap, V*., oa < hcapn'ik?
. oui naif toilo froi -
au I eighteen mil is we?l ol ?-laim'
lo Hi-- cities t h -in any
i the Virginia ?| rtn rs, u
'nny resort ol ? In the o
; Ithla, and lr-.n U >i!"r.
Msit an 1 !??:
with telegraph offlc*. Bead
: i ?.
Al '.I 3 I A WHITE 8ULPHCRSPRIN08
IHVil't. .'.? A?.
1HE WHITE 8?LPHUR HPBTNQ8,
I
Tata g--cst IIKAI III ANT) PLRAS?RI UK
?ORT, with a W'-l;-"i,nicd rept I
Osan a eentnry, situated high ap iu the Alio
of tue asa
rlth an
DNBCRPAB8CD SUMMER CUMAT1 AHD AC
( kHfODATIONo PIRST-I LAM IN
E\EI;Y BJtSPRCT.
WHXOPBRFOR1 Bl RBCB1 TIONOf QtJRBTI
JINK 1, un,
For pamphlets, giving lull Information, e-.;-!?
to I'
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NEWCASTLE, If. II.
RAILROAD RATIOS, PORTSMOUTH. N. PL,
thir'.- miu'io'i distant, where macaws
from tho i rary train.
THE FABDIONABLB RESORT
Of TIIS
ROR1 il BB
OPEN FOR 8EAS0N JUNE k2Sih.
R?f?renc?e: ?e-.:eral Joseph K And.; :
Lewis 0
Proprietor.
w. :?:. BILL, Mi >?8m
/ IAPO? BPH] MUS?
V> IIAMI - ? I"i. V.. V\.
ULES lr.cn B A LIT MU WASH.
ISOTON. With Its MUPRK10H HINSUAL WA?
i PEKBS1 MMEKCLIMATE, Inabeau
weary ourd ?ns i- wn and have a lovely summer
1 r BS lie il aud Other tr-tlnenivsend for
let. W. H. HALB,
anyS-MI_Proprftor.
/ kCEAN SHORE PARK HOTEL, VII.
" ' SIRIA BRAi B, opens JUS I 1st. Directly
? lights mi I i ills "
Frstnsol \ir?iuia Beach railroad stop
at door. 1er tai lars addri s
t.KOltl.EII. l.'l' Si KEN
my 29 ?m il* Bench. Va.
Mut M ilN-TOP ?"?I B I? AM?
KINGS, ov*r KockOsh Gap, Bias Ridge
??
I'liie view-, n : . cheap
beard,strong iron springe, Many attrartious to
the Invalid, pleasure-seeker, and famkl
,-n-v a ? v CO.,
? i. _my
pl?l)M0NT ?I1 : OVER
I LOOKLNfl Cnlpep*r,wlilaceemmodstsslxt|p
boarder*. Urounds beautiful, buildings
?-, bats-roi ma Milk,fruit?,
a^.i ?m. - ?i I Hi ?riee
I idraas,WILLIAM 1?. P1TZHCOH,
Culpeper, Va. n.J.. I?
I 7 i ?MBERKLE V SI'1;1M?S
I f Ti'" BOTH !" The oes bun
? ? ?
... lowesi
railr.iiil rats?. A|. ? r to 11. U
llALi., Proprietor, Ho: ?.ley Springs, W. va.
??mIImi
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
BHRMANDOAII CO?RTT, VA.
Il BJfl .; Bl ORT fot healOi aad pleasure.
The ?iucst .-:??: . antalns > I
ateten Climati Croa
roga, Average swan temperature very Ion
duriuc it enUYesummei moatna.
The large number ol differenl Hprlngs owned
I ? t? ? it the
popular resort of ?u tu:i blgnly-tavor? i
of toa i
|.- r?v t
milk, un? soil led cui t..r la
; gentlemen, bowling-alley, ten ?:--* .urt?,
? i?-* \ irglnta?, etc,
? iry, ficellent orrhaatra
during the aunmer. Betel m pertyl,
la extent, embracing some cf th-j Ohu-it nivuu
? -i ?ti tho country.
1 or. ir' alars aad t. rra? si-lr-ss
w ?i-tiod^in I : H. i.\ ANS, ?lat-ager.
\fIM.I!01ii)' SPRINGS, HA TU
.?Tl.. ctit MV, VA.,two Bailas from MUlooro1
rallo iy, Bulpbus,
Alum, and thalyhtato Mal.-ia. I-or rated, j;--.,
add rase
my gJ.eod 'm* DAVIDSON .t CO. _
HOT Kl, METROPOLE,
BKOtDWAV, ?-KVENIH ATaTMUR,
VORTT??riRaT, AM) PORTT-aiCORO ST8.,
NKW Yoltli.
European P/an.
Rooms 11 per day and upward. Coolwt and
b?-<t-v^tr.i:ateJ hold in ll wlutely
nrs-oroot ??KKuN AP?TNI i
my !?> ii. .prieuirs.
T OCIST DALE LCADE&n Wll.h
\i be opea for summer boarders from Jl'sE
'hi: 1st. Sear H iptdaa station,
...i'. ratete Mldlaad railroad, i?-. aud a ban
Healthy lo
sireug cha;. ?>est-' water .i 1 tr?
ansit. 1 '?: ni-? ? i', i ST weex for r. lulu ; 12..V) for
iiiir-?e? aad chlldron u*lier Iwolva
my WaUl AJ*t,7.11,lt?l6
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?
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RARDOLPHa BROU8H,
ray': 1 , ; \
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V, \U KKM1NISCENCEB.
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mail, ?awasa?i ua tneetad of sstoa a.j .
A. MOMEIRU, ML ?..
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Y I K WS OF RICHMOND, ALL
V N'iVELSby Vlrglnl*au!bor*,allVIKi?IMA
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/ < U I DE TO RlOHssOND?MAP
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hi ?MOud tausiogue* mailed .<> any aldrea*
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RAILROAD. AUQDSTA AND ROCKING*
HAM COIN I DCS, V\.,
all Id on.? holy, including the remooj Weyer and
v.-uiit'iiuit Cares, Iba noteg Orattoes I
larga electrtoilgbt plant, two k.oi valer
. iwi-iity-Mvo hri k ?n 1 tritnio ti- i
i ?vt'-h of native foreal in vnr*. el
It now. ihareeotlta -took, i?ar value
I in , at pu per ?Lar?, with priwlciteof buying l.y
all itment bin r tula lou at
on long time.
Qoaad ass tt?'? property, wicr?. th? nty of
Snendua l?< now Li'insr laid our, ai.d you will
agree that nothing yet offered comparoe with it
lu Intiinalc rslne.
f/or preapectua, maps, and information ad>
drasi TBB QRoTTOES company, suuutou.
Va., or 'ii.'- Orott ?a, \ a.
JgD. BOTCBKUS, Preetteat,
my -T-flt _ Maunti'it. Va,
3?B8CBIPTION8 TO THE
S
CAPITAL STOCK Of THE QBOTTOgg
COMPANY
received and information given by
EOUlEMln A Rori.DIN.
Brokers? (??a?igow, Va.,
cr D. E. aOOLBSTOB,
my -'T-lt* Davis II??u*c, Richmond, Va.
OTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO
sTJB9OBJBBBBT0TfIBlMBABJCMaU0HTB"
-mi any nan ?ocuro sarue by endorsing
cert 111 ?a"? and depositing sama and gI0(> with ut
on or t>eforo IIA V BJ,
TLoso who with to subscribe to the UNPUB
l 1IA-KH BALANCE Of JHE RESKHVKD P1?K
l'l.RRl.1? s i'iK CBHT. ROCK '-an doso by
alining tho application tor?ame at on
which will sntttls ?uiigcnhar? to i ich allotment
ai* may bs ma''." "f tall balance.
In' n rut to 10-dharo subin-rlpUons will expiro
l'h of .May. and UM allotment of UM i al?
an o liupurchaaod will he ma-lo to ?ubecriptioua
for BSeUS male by thai dato.
Any further Informad a want.-1 can be bad on
application. THOMAS BRANCH * *'? '.,
Banker?,
my 1-Vltn_1101 Main ?treat.
THE SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
OP
NEW YORK,
78 WALLSTREET.
CAPITAL, - - - . |l,0JO,00O.
gOUCTTB ACOOOBTBOf BANKS, BANKER?,
i "RPintAlTONS, AND INDIVIDUALS,
W. W. ! I.ANAiiAN, - - - I'retldent
JAMES K1NVANNON. - Vlce-Preeldent.
J. <>. ABRAHAMS. Cannier.
[my ?-".?-eodlnij
SALEM. VA.
WESTSALEM LAND COMPANY
Off KB TO hKLL THEIB
SERIES "C."OR NEW CAITLlt, CRAIO
C'l'SlY. STlK'E,
PARVALlaS. . I OR |5 PER SHARE,
PAYABLE 11 PER MON l H PKR SHARE
DafTafl HAVE BEEN PAID.
Tbl? aerie* will ?eon be all taken and cloeed.
Send orders wltb drat payment of |i par ?bare
to UEOKflg ALLEN.
President and Manager,
or CHARLES C ToMPK INS.
Seoratary.
We hare taken ?lock In tbe WEST SALEM
fcAND COMPANY and com ?end It to oar
friend?, ?unscripilona reoelred an? information
ftv?nty HENRY L. STAPLE-. A ( u.
my 13-eodls?_ 110S Main ttieet
riSH KBIlKN^Mll'PPXIUa,
ETB?"^ SEINES, A?1T,
?""?"?J TWINES.
BBxsssi ? snsssnuan
METS ar.d NETTINO of all kinds saada to or?
der, alto rlgsod ready for u?a.
LUCHTRNSTEWSSONS,
?ate laiportera of Ute Celebrated Lion
Brand SalSeTareaa,
eornor s?T?nteeaU> aud Prank Un etreels,
autev sttsassano, Ya,
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF
Milwaukee, Wis
ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1800
SURPLUS, JANUARY 1, 1890
t .
The polieir?t of tho Northwestern Mntnal est mm-h tagf tana
issned by any other company. Thin is beg! prosud by OB eis '
sands of published reeordo of precisely ?imil-ir policiee, issuexl
tho sanie life, ahowincr that the policios of lbs northWTjsjtorn M
lo DI por cent, less than the san'i' |k;Jici?'s hi ? ?h.-r m- . <
THE CHEAPEST COMPANY.
HI.
*.-'
Ampio l'r"<i! "'
promptly and
f urn inhcl,
rom-etnem of
mr-ut. While ^
precaution mill safety tho 523 pr-miur.? are'.-V rv .1, ti,.?-.
sfoateni Mutual bare beam for tho post flftw ;-.- ?
in any other <"iu]iany, ati'l tii'Htly t.- quits double tbooe ol I
n? nt ones. Anwwellj frf ?Tn part aighlssn JWSTS tlm if i a sill i .- ?
an Mutual bare bot n published in d< tail for comparison with tl
I SJOiOBi It is th" on.;. <? D| iny thoidoOS tl
The) business of tho Northtrestern Matul (so
States, and its soooptnneo of risks ?sont I v
plaoing business ipon the books of thoooc
appareil Fop too pas! Ion joncs tho asortalitj ol I S ?
than that of sur other lo I
j ' r cent, of the
sored
cent. ; in
cent. : in
cut.,
per cent., >>r an average for I
result heretofore unheard of in the hi tory ' ? A erics
puny of tho age nad size of the v I ru Hi? lowest
highest interest income oan pi result: 'Mil; i . \
AND .SA L'EST INSURANCE. For ful
JOHN V. CABY & SON,
GENERAL A0ENT8 FOB VIRGINIA AM? NORTH I I
mr 29-31 1108 MAIN 8TBEET, RICHMOND, \ \.
?
4!3
i i
S
uppers! Suppers! Suppers!
SHOKS! SHOKS! SHOKS'
rjfUEKSE STOCK! STOCK LARGE! BTORE Wi
CROWDED ! FRESH, SEASONABLE, AND BT?1 I
SHOES, AN!? OXFORD 11 i :s.
Daily no hare morn erowds tuna erer. Don't foil to visit tl i BO
MANUFAOTl KINO tIOMPAN?, 113 east i- |
examino our many bar^tius in IMS!', FOOTWEAR, N
htock. Costs nothing to look, Borac
i .I'tiihi-r tins- you are obliged to1 iy a .
anv and ?vt ry other shoe-house in Bich u I. i ?? .'t : . but call u:
haw tho chuicc of tins elegant ?took.
THE BOSTON SHOE HAN?FACT??I1NC a
113 EAST BROAD.
Tl
Johnston's Nolandine
FOR THE BLOOD. LIVER.
AND KIDNEYS.
THE UE.-iT srm.Nti KKOICTBg IN rai tVOBIA N1B1
. S |l.
rh.wa.t I'n!
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOOD
^>
?tut r?cn|v?'l Of OBroWD ImoottSttoa fl 'v
BN(ii.|-?ll ;?INNKIt-St:i.% M.A-sKiS.aii'l WASI -
their tru? valut?.
our nu?-* uf ?BBNCB, OBIKA, aad I tRLSBAO CUIN."
I . w. iaUK, and KI-oi - . ? ?
toenaiea Oursiocaof Hut ?KHits:
Our Stock of QI.AHBWAKB Is com?
TKk BgTS, It r: ( KKAM Sit I v, |.l??i i\ t " . SgTS, PIT
iiI.iHK>,UlBAW-l'lH HERA, QOBLST9, IS, sal mail)
Ut? Bas?t Our ?to. Xof.siI.VgR.pl,\ I .? V \KK
Uio Iwstiu". . -\ -.tve alar?a?l<> a Of rA.Si'Y QOOB ?
?
\?..<i... aa? aeeggssajutoaf Bas te giro uj -v all 9/SWUIUT S
Internat to purchaee of u?.
E. B. TA Y LOR & CO., mu cast Main St.
D?Y?u?LAMP CHIMNEYS???*'
_
ARE CALLED P
AND ARE
MaievoVlr,y GEO, A'.
BHP6H.PA.
?s??s????"?sss??-a???Mss?s?s?s??????s??s??s???--??-?i
rpHB SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
MOND.
Coassa or Elbvbstu aso Maim sgBSf'a
Oafl 1AL, |iou,ouu.
H. A. PATTERSON. U Z. MOKBI?,
Presstsal r ??lient
(JKOKUE N. WOODRRIDGE, Cashier.
BuAKiior DlSBtoaS: Oeorge I. Christian, W.
K. yuan-s, O. O. Owens, P. Whltlock, II. Theo?
dore Ellyson, W, 11. /ira.11 er nan. H. Abvp, II.
o. Davl?, 11. H. T*ll*f?rro. Vl. M. Ollliam. L. /.
klorrl?, lohn Pope, Kr lu mu ?id tug. John il,
Dinueen, Johu W. Ourdou, N. ?. Hargrove,
Reary liodeacr, U B. Tatum. H. Swinetord.
Ja ire? Lyons, O. a. vssaattae, 11. Balden Taylor,
H#roisnubchmllt, II? t. Juhuavu, aud H. A. l'a?,
ters- u.
Deposits received In sains of One Dollar anl
upwards, and Interest allow?!.
LOA.NS MADE ON HEAL ESTATE.
Negotiable papar lisoou.< i
Open dally till ? P. M.; Saturdays till? P. M.
1* W-Tu,ThASa
I'llMV Oils, *c.
\\rHITK LEAD, LINSEED?? '11 .
ff 1LKPENT1NK, HKt/SUES, OLAS??. Jte.
Our prie** are cheapest for nuillty. Material*
cover moro and ?.er liest. MIXED hl'-.'v,
?had?>*. Writ? for prl.-*?, lb? only full stvck
of AHTISTV MATEtllALS tu Ihe ?tot?.
HOL J. BINSWANuKK, Paint D.??l?r.
ill ?Ml Broad street,
my ?3-lm Rlchmoud, Va,
aiHINKUM tHANCfUL_
UTOCK OF DB?Ot? FOU SA 11.
O The undersigned wishing to retire from
bualneas offer for ?ale their BNTIKK SI UCh, OP
DKldis aud auch olaor gvod? in crau? tl-.u
therewith ** ere usually kept In ? wuli-??t*t>
Uahed busto***. Tbo arm baa beea doing busi?
ness) for several year?and ha? a weU-esiablUbrd
trade In the town ot tteldsttll?, whlcb h?a a
p>pulanoa of LMW. I.llieial term? will he given
and partios deairisg a? eager* la suou l>u?i
aasa will Bad it te their lutereei to ???nunoui
altem, K. ki. MAlHBWaai??. i
I>?l It tNt r ? "Ml- IM?
ORGANIZED 1865.
?IuSBUS?i?i F
WB?SL
No, lOOSeastMainStt
ASSET?.
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of Hiiro lu ' : . t .
s
? hargo* ro*?ocaU?. | ?eaprv?
adtenasd au.i ; .
Jl POS '..i'>K..a . ?rlSN, V!*~
l'to?l leDt ;
John v su.nr
? ?
JAMES AI.-K
IT, ? ' ?**?
John rori
a. ii. u ? a
J ! t!?.
L u CaUWsaUW.Jfc
?. T. RANI?.I''H. i ?
RU B. Ml? > ' " f? ?"
nssfitsa.it ?
As*i*.-. *?
'?l-oodea LI. Mi '
orMisrs
J\R.W, WTTHI DAMS, ?g|
den ris r,
SUM BAST MAIN STREET.
lap rr-am)
KRrRIGRRATUKn. It ?l?o\ ? * Be. .
LAROfc. STOCK OF
stEVKUiRMAIUtt*, U'sVBOk'.S, ? -
WATaa-?ti.rgBa. _??.
JOHN HOWEtt*,
epiMat t Uva B.?eA, wm** ?-?*?

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