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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16
lPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS IN VIRGINIA
PUBLIC NOTICE.

FlRsr AUpIIols OvTIcI Oct. l643.
MANY Of land held Ia this State, not only
lsA by residents but by citizens who reside ro'
noio from tho counties In which they lie IL thcy
have been duly entered for ,axat0n and tho taxes are
not regularly paid by the popretos or their
returned 10 this office delinquent and are liable 10
be sold by the Sheriff every FIVE years 7Ae ensns9 year
1850 Is year Of sale, and all the lands deiinanen
70 1919 Inclusive and redeemed, will 10 offered Tor
the amount Of arrearages and charges: resons lnle
rested will al perceive the Immediate importance
OF attending this subject, and few suggestions de-
signed their enquiries, may not be unaecepta-
BILE. Purchasers should know whether their convey
have been duly recorded The proper counties,
and the transfers guary made on the Commissioners
land books Ifthess requisites have heen attended
but from neglect other cause the taxes have not been
regularly paid enquiries should be forthwith address
cd TO this sce the subject la all communications,
let such facts and circum stances be stated as will pro
badly establish the Identity Of the land. For example,
give the names Of former owners-when title % and
sequlie d-eoualies why're patented OF now stua-
ted-natura boundaries and quantity in each tract
Where much limp shall have elapsed, or any difhcuiy
be supposed 70 exist would be proper also to trans
NIT copies abstracts Of tor receipts or other papers
connected with the subject. Owners OF lots In towns,
would do we'll make special enquiry, observing
such Of the foregoing suggestions as are applicable
for the Of any In the name Of any person who
proprietor in that year, although the title be IN
others on the day Of SALE TO illustrate the Importance
Of the subject in few words, may not be amss 10
state that cases have occurred and may occur again
when the lands or lots of individual, without great
vigilance on his par may DO ed IL AS Prsseses U'tA
oct kis kasNie6ge. JAMES E. HEATH,
Oct 6-cw4w First Auditor, Va.
A YOUNG MAN, just from school, qualified to teach
"A tho Latin Language, Arithmetic, Geography. and
the various branches Of the English Language, gram.
maiically, wishes 10 get situation as Teacher.
Any person wishing 10 employ such a Teacher, will
please address letterto John D. May Trcvilian's DE
pot, Louisa county. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16
SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACti!-
MERX MnRkS

's,iiE Proprietor cf the above Works is now prepared
10 execute, at Northern prices, orders for Machine
~ Of all kinh,. Shlngs lad Gearings, Spikes, Nails
rack Machines Of shs most Improved pa!;eIns and all
kinds of Iron aGd Grass C.stingS The Works stu-
ated IA Central location, cary street, the Dock
and the hspat the Richmond and Danvir Railroad.
All orders promptly attended 10.
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond. Va. Anil 5th la4l-dkctf
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Office Of the Richmond AMI Danvitle I
Rnilyocd ConDanu. Sept 9Th. iS49.

ti0ns we're adopted viz:
"Whereas great delay has occurred 10 The
collection OF acquisitions made upon The STOCK.
ho'isrs Of The Richmond and DanVille Railroad
Company: as a measure OF justice to the prompt
Stockholders, aud 10 ensure The punc,ual dis
charge OF The obligations OF the said company,
therefore
tResolved, by the President aud Directors,
That from The 20lh day OF October, 1919, interest
shall be charged and payable upon all req1isi>
lions made by the order OF the Board, unless said
acquisitions shall be paid within one month from
the date OF sad reqnisition, or previous 10 de.
mand made upon the Stockholders by the Col
lector Of The Company. That the President and
Directors will appoint county agents, whose du.
ly shall be to collect said acquisitions and inteTsst
anc ah Sc compensation shall be made from the
proceeds arising IRON the collection Of interest
alone, and moi from The capital Of The company"
The following persons were then appointed
agents to collect acquisitions made on The stock OF
the company, viz:'
Samuel D Burke for The counties oil Prince
Edward Nutioway and Luuenburg.
Edward Green, Tor Amelia county.
VIM. II. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley. Jr., Tor Halifax county.
Thomas s. Jones, for Ptsylvania county.
Anthony M. Dupuy, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley, for franklin county.
Abram Staples, for Patrick cosn,y.
Dr. Jas Williams, for Caswell county. N. C.
Johd H. Gilmer, for Ghitord county, N. e.
Resolyed; That the Clerk and Treasurer be
hereby instructed TO make collections Of unpaid
acquisitions in the CITY Of Richmond, with author
iiy TO employ an assistant collector, il he should
N Evan DEURsEN, C.&T,
Sept ls-c&c,20Oct r. &. D. r K Co.
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Office orc. w. Furccfi Il 60
AGENTS FOR


d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
TINliH attention of adventures called 10 the con-
tinued success which attends all those who huy
their Tickets In Lotteries under the Of the
| old and popular house OF ID. PAINE & co. They
continue 10 send more large prizes Ia Richmond than
all other arrangements together. The Capital OF S2U,-
| 600 and Is COD, and number Of smaller ones, IRON
500 au00, sent last month, and $4,000, a6 OG0, %
0O0 % LOO 0f 90 O0U and OF l5,O00 have all been
sent this office In PAiNE'S Lotteries within the past
TWO years. See the following brilliant Schemes and
Obtain prizes be particular To buy PAlEES Tickets
Z IS. PURCELL q CO,
Or, D. PAINE & CO,
Richmond, Virginia
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER.
1881 $4,000, 1900
Snsquehanna Lottery, Class No. &c, to be drawn
nj Baltimore, Wednesday, October ~, 1919, IS Nos ,
Capitals:
prize of sa iss55 Is prize of si i,sSS
1910 &C. &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . SD.
Certificate of ! package Of Wholes Sl2J-sires in
proportion.
$50 600, 90 Of 5000 % Of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81, To be
drawn al Baltimore, October 2J 1919. rs Nus, -
drawn.
prize Of s3O,oOv 70 prize Of $3.50
% 8. 5,U0U ~ " 4tO
20 900 - g $50
Tickets SlO; halves 81 quarters 50.
$4,000 3 OF 10 coo, 6 of 5000!
Susaueilnnl Canal Lottery, No. AZ, 10 he drawn nj
Baltimore, "Wednesday, October 81, 1919. Gj Nos 10
/ drawn.
Capitals:
! prze of . 100000 u prizes of l.000
4 10000 - Z" 500
s 5,OgJ 20 :. 1Uu
Tickets SiO; halves s; quarters so.
A Brilliant Scheme for 9Th O:to6er
$50 0UJ, Of 10000. 6 ui 10000, IL oil 5000,
l00 OF 600
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Cas- No AZ, To he drawn
sa urday, October II, 1919, AZ baltimore. 75 Nos Is
drawn.
3 2oUJO 100 luUu
& lU,OGJ lGf 800
Tickets S2o, halves 10; quarters s.
Certificate Of = package OF Wholrs Sl5J-shares in
proportion
S33 900. 22.ou1, 1900, 5,495
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No. f3, To be drawn
Wednesday, October 3lst lsf9. IS S,' Is dawn
Capitals
prize of s s,SS" q p''.s d si,a o.,
/ 900 20 15u
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . so.
aF Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in tho above ORR any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice Of ficketsfrom 10 $40, under our ma
| nageme nj address US, e. WI PURCELL,
hgenIfor d. PAINE & CO.. Richmond virginix.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16
TO THE VISITORS OF THE UNIVER
SlTY OF VIRGINIA.

TlHE undersigned having recently become appriLed
that In the late Revisal of the Code, several new
and important have DO engrafted upon the
law relative TO the University of Virginia. and that
Of these provisions Of character 10 call for
early atlsation the part of the visitors, by reason
of their tendency render impractcabe for the pre-
sphere OF instruction which were authorized by the
Board al its last annual meeting, the visitors are here
BY invited to assemble at the University on Wednes-
day, the 18th Of October, for the purpose OF adopt
ing such additional enactments as may be found neees
say and proper In order conform the action Of the
visitors to the expressed will of The Legislature upon
tho here referred and Of considering at tho
same tine such other matters in regard TO the n,ti,u
ton as may then be brought the View Of the Board
JOSEPH CABELL, Rector Of the University.
Oct 2-cW3W
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yALuARJEF FARM FOR RENT

1 SHALL rent out 10 the highest bidder, on the pro-
I misses, AT I2 O'Clock, NJ, on tho ID day of Novem-
Der, valuable Farm lying on Chickahominy Swamp.
IN tho county of Hanover, belonging TO the estal. OF
DIR Reuben Meredith deceased, containing about 37o
portion OF which Is bottom land we'll adapted TO the
growth Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Grass. There
about ffty acres we'll set In Herds Grass and very
liable as meadow land Tns Farip Is about miles
from the City of Richmond. Mr. John 5 Meredith,
who resides on the Farm, will show Il any person
wishing TO view ii before the dav of renting.
Oct IO-ctdr B JONES, Administrator.
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NTASON'S BLACKING, for sale by
IW e. H. SKlNKER,
OcL Is No. Is, Psarl;slreet.
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zen More isianO FOrIcs

by recent arrivals, have received TEN Of Voices
ID tors elegant PIANO FORTES, rendering my as.
sotment the largest and most commanding offered
IN Virginia.
To purchasers, and those In Of superb ins,ru-
ments beg TO say, that the judgment Of The pubic,
amateurs. aud OF ditnasishsd PreossOrs, have seeo
the question, that there is .rsqas eIPerimsnt IN
urchasing one Of Foreesfsr . instruments. ,
Ny prices and terms will DO found fair and as IL
beral be obtaned in any Of the Northern ees.
Orders from the country will meet prompt atten.ion'
and be;executed the entire satisfaction Of purchasers
Prices range from S2l5 to $780, A. MokkIs,
Octs Successor 10 Drinksr T. Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16

Cock & Lay,
ATTORNlES AT LAW.
WIN. A. COOKE s JOHN F. Lay hav.
w ing associated themselves in the practice
of The Law, will attend the City Courts, and The
Courts of Chesterfield, Puwhalan and Gooch.
land. Office on l4:h Street, adjoining Exchange
Hotel. Oct. l3-d2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16

DUPONT'S BLASTING POWDER.
VTTORTHAM, McGRUDER & co, agents
wv for the sale Of "Duponl's' Blasting Pow.
der, have baud . large supply and are con.
SANITY adding thereto, which they offer at the
very loves, prices. They invite call from all
10 want.
They have always on hand large supply OF
"Duponts" Sporting Powder OF all kinds Also
tu supply OF Safely Fuse.
Sep 25-cw4w
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NJ II N Il q z K s.
ssccessors 20 j. G. GREGORY & CO,
OFtlCE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MoND. Vtrgsnio 80
VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERIES rnn o.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A LARGE NUMBER
DC aRI L 81 a VES
RESIDENCE AND F ARM
go % .rIIE IINlN ERSIrY Foe SALE

Oct. s.-e,ds Committee, &c, Of Martha Watts
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READ & BAkSDAhES,
Commission Merchants,

HICt1MUNU, va.
OFFICE 10 front building. Shockoe Waie.
" house, N c READ,
EN- RARRSDALE.
June 30-c6m c R BARKSDALE.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER.
S373I IL 0O0 1900
a2o nm % ri & non D. NJ ooot

S3UUVU 70 UI 0VU0l % OF IlUUU
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. So, to be
drawn al Baltimore, October -, 1919. rs Nus, II
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$4,000, 3 Of 10. coo, 6 Of 5000!

SusauerGnnl Canal LOTTERY, No. AZ, 10 he drawn nj
Baltimore, "Wednesday, October 81, 1919. Gj Nos 10
drawn.
Capitals:
! prize Of = $4,000 u prizes Of $1,000
Z 10000 - g $40
s Z" 5000 20 " 1UU
Tickets Si0; halves s; quarters so.
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tainty ~ then operations, by other PREPARATION
pounded IOT similar purposes now before the public
These Speeches are combinations OF approved medicines
mlngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
Iapatyo whole so IS to produce mos efficient compound
which have neverye been known to fail It's impossible To
produce certificates OF the medicine Of this peculiar
nature; o. Otherwise host OF aCts might be advanced q
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char.
acter Of these Specifics rests for support. Long standing
cases o. F0n9rfgat elect STSctUres PalRs IL tie 10 as
dBecti0Hs 81 the Kidneys, GTGpel burning ia the IN
arg Pdssages ETC. ETC. have yielded 70 the command
lnVinclhe anudoes, and instances Of SYPHILIS OF the
inyeeIae description have fled beore theT Astounding
sanatiVe influence
The preparation is, without doubt the eectua
edy ever discovered and has cued obstinate disease
after every other medicine bad failed In its improved form
it is nearly asteess, and effects pfrmaeRt cure az h
space ut fDs sRI days without restriction TO diet,
never leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
that often aefhe Of other medicines generally
pesonbed, and if taken in The first Stage OF the dtease,
will arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant ieengt
in few days In ongprOtracted chronic stages Of the
diseases, in obstinate elects Female Complaints such
Whites etc. is, without doubt the most eectua remedy
sveI discovered
We 40 not offer these Specifies as a PANAcEA or cure
every thing, but for the abOvenamed author
lied by Drs. Leroy and PeeeT, OF Paris Che invention
70 guaranty a cure, under forfeit Of $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
fore the public Of New Orleans for the last pears and
they have universally proved efeacOus.
~ ca UTTON-Bsi0are Of base C0UHterfsitsr DhO
sells spurious and injurious article. ReeOect the Ont
HgeRt m Blifted States IS A DONNAUD, No. ID CARON.
pELET sTRRKT bsflnceR Canal and Common.
~ A Treatise Structures be had RrdtiG.
W Az privato combinations free Of aharFa ~
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No. 80 CUSTOJHHO USE STR ET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERH-No PAY REQUIRED
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cured in
few days by regular phYHan, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, st No 80 CusT0MHoUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DI. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Dseaae to his general advgr
hsement N another column The treatment adopted By
him Is that which has the approval Of the most dng uhed
Surgeons Of PaFa London and New York and i uuvef.
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cTe
for the wont Of constitutional Byphia, goBorhoa,
strcuie enafgemenOf the PROSTATE glands, diseases in
ducad By certain solitary practice ste etc. can beOh-
tanned 70 moral certainty, II application be made TO those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
that have under hia care hive been cured without
nFie exception Some Of these Of Yeau standing
One remarkable Of stcure ~ old hagbeen cured
to the surprise OF the patient The gentleman tWhose
probability known to the citizens OF New 8feans) il
hand and tby his permss0nl be referred DR.. M
treatment Of structure not known South Of New HOk.
dis treatment Of gOnouhgq and Eeet is the most perfect
Uncovered Il is tbe shortest safest and HuTes The
patient takes copava eubebs tuTpsnne OF other
d0es but il obtained two days without
p6in Inconvenience change Of diet. k No pay une1t
i cure Is effected within the time named.
IAPOTENCY.-fOunE men Others who, By sexual
self pollution, may have brought themselves AM
Of the painful consequences resulting from unrestTane6
indulgence OF the passions, such premature imp0
tencF, involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
constitutional deTang cement may consult d. Mullen with
honorable confidence; he oan them perfect The
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his Office No So
CustomhOuaest BENJAMIN MULLEN. Nj. ID.
~ Remember No. s. CustOmhouEe nl5d
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nw Locking al the remarkably iipe portrait Of
Commodore Perry, ia the Governor Room, City
Hall executed 81 Jarvis, recalls 70 MAJOR Moan an
anecaoie Of that celebrated artist, which we DE-
nos remember 10 have seen Published. When the
Commodore came % take bis FIRST and second ST.
TIM rs appeared b he dropping and downcasl,
h5fnr nndeF some depsession q mind, which
denflfsd lin DC al animation. The artist WITH
pslisi I'd hand looked at the Commodore IN every
direction, NOT knowing where Y Desin' ~
paused looked, laid down bis pallet, took i up
neain, and appeared % hs unable g commence
FINALLY, starring np violently. he seized q cnal'
md assumed threatening position. me Sen-S
madors jumped Its and asked the meaning q TINS
violence iaiend 70 llli you sRid ihe painter
with furious Look I'le Commodore started back
h eyes aisaHg dre, hls whole ceuntenapce ant
nassa aad pal himself h a defensive attitude
4inf6 that wIll 90, said Jarvis eooy, Just
Els expression ] wanted. SID down and let me
teain Tie Commodore saw az once into the
aiil. suiled, sat down, and we have from the
rencl d larris one Of the finest p1firaits ever
r7in,ad
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- EbD MI Or ALAEAha an
for the cnre Of GOnOrrhna,
elect, Structures, Nenereal
diseases. etc. etc.
Ultiring research, truvel
and labor, combined TO the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
abeve named celebrated
physicians 10 make various
highly important discover
les in the healing ART.
In Oilsnng these prepare.
tions to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and Peletief
feaTlessly hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but nne-
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
miiduasN safety and oar
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40 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAIa DIS
EASE3.Fhe reputation Of the writer is 30 well estah
ahed that al that necsaa 70 say 70 those who have been
nni0uuute have contracted OF those dread
iu diseases known and called SecTet Diseases in part Of
their various ioEms that the writer, after
iul practice OF twentYsG confined strictly NsnaEea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood. (hHvne treated and
lieved many hundreds VIVA past ell hope many Of
without receiving any beneft, ia enabled 70 offer posi-
lively sale certain and speedy Should Of the
unfortunately aiutsd this short Advertisement they
would do well 70 call al No 50 CUsToHHoUsE sTRKKT
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves othe bene
its o. the EUbsorbeT long and successful pefienee
nlhE MULLEN 81 fustOmhoufe A
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n AlFsiVfyR.fEi NO s5R i r J8LEC, and coat
NV. Sf0NFN Oh DEEDS for eoerg state in tbs
tsss.,- QFsqR-ho. 81 cANP sTRsET New Orleans;
a1aftafrrs 'akeh, Accounts fiebaled. Deeds and
HaaH and 80 Documents aad Instruments Of
F neHasff Aaf AaiheniIealed los Use and Record
b 5nl a1It 81 tne UNITED STATES
tdda ard other iGitsts particularly attended 70
ami "a casel 81 Cement Aveaee Fallai i0 correctly
tIal1t ananioBni3 amanxai mh25 lyd&W
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,am Bo6eu Romantic bsI'aas'
non ems o7u 8tElant
f4 Ifqe 8afa|n
a1 lara Dies H ~
Im ofraet qQos ,isr1
rsHat gst l5fll tpn ipah laa e
Is4 ia aIrne ll|s li.s1 hes t9p
9a|sh nl |nilspesl De gone
~ s-s..as horse Is tie ras De bosnd.
asnaois lao church fol- thisa tiae ioepa
r5ss. 81 * s.ail., "a with p|uue on high,
'fhegasd men gave ifopa thsf tqn g AeiAht
FL. ai.sf ha,t.ifhat had ta otol'd bis book
fif} 1dn rs Shf iae : stfRnre WHO lqeA
4s ne naiqa beneath bet sleeve
SIS ssIs ~ has6and should Aoi grave
a.s haachos one and two
sN alis daagbie1, cost OF You
Ia asa5 baachas sigo and lhfee
sNsl daughter, come home with ne.
ne maia without more sdo,
Is.t take ey uolhi Will 90 with you
ven ii8n he church 4 bridal train.
aad DANCED So Raily across he Fain
Tfar dnneid fiii th ey came to the sfand and then
Thsr were i1srken 5g maids ard Men
Now hiatsk sie'a daughter st down and rest
IahaH hqsf Wi'l ny best
Hehdilt boat 81 tis ghiiesl rand,
hnd aWH8 they weni isom the sailing land;
Ru4.s7hsn fisy had cross "a tie ninth gIsen waye
D5phsuhk lha bear % the oaeane cave
Eeaution ~ mai5s g. well as can,
NeefeiFa foQi fotb g GO unknown man
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire In8. Co.
Permanent Fuad By Actof Incorporation
100000.
Office No. 81 Gravier street,
BatVeen Camp and ST Charles sta

Office No. 81 Gravier street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles sta.
Trustees;
John John Haean, Joseph Walker John S; Allison,
refer C0ntey, Jr., Mannsel White, VIM y. Levench,
Robert Ward, imuel Stewart. Edward Spatro.y
Isaac Johnson Gro. Strawbddge henry 8 Buckner
PETER CoNREY Jr, President Board Of Trustees.
Directors:
I0sephW Stanton, John Stroud, Sem, Preston w Fauar
john ]. Lewis, John Calhoun, William u. White
VIM M Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, Nathan Jarvis
John Il. HafiarRns, Wariek Matin John y Bein
a. d. CrOssman, Max Wal VIM, q. Tom kus
Cornelius fellowes, Joseph Lallande, John B. Leeie
Edw. lenner Coke NJ. M Cohen,
JOHN HAaAN, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President.
a. WEnDERBURN, NJ d. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HTNT, NJ ID. Consultation
HARMON DOANEs Secretary. u L. GOoLD, Attorney
RtcHARD BRiN NJ D., No. 27l Magazine street Medical
Examiner. Office hours for blacks, ~ 81 A. NJ; do Tor
whites, TO at bis residence. He will examine white
applicants the office of the Company daily from I2S IA 3
Ooock p. He will examine any nne at his dtseIp~
without permit which can be had application al me
Office OF the Company. II. G. HKARTT a rent
- This Company is prepared 10 entertain applicstiors
Negroes al the able OF Rates
are less than the rates charged BY the New York and
once And without their RESTRICTIONS o residence IN ne
south ~ the charter dividends OF profits are declared IN
able at once TO the extent Of thirds OF their sonni
where the party has paid bis premiums in full
California Permits issued to Life lnsurapos rnsr,b
% Ne York and London ras Prospectus table III ates
eesaty . eeci Insurance be had at the Office OF m
Company Gus
Mr. The business Of this Company is confined IN ~,
iNsuRAHcg Only BY resolution Of the Board no Fife
kigel o. Marine Risks are taken.
~ Dlios hopui ". tosP,A, itl9al
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TACTICAL w AT II MAX Err,
81 layF.dLs STREET, Iaird Door from CaHap street
III snhsenbeI has iuat received additional supply OF
Il WATCHES, JEWEBRY and FANCY ~
essa "A sge-, GOODS, consisting Of very supe- A95A
nor Gold and Silver Watches, with - u
( Hunting Gases, Of M. l. Tobias, .--aAa-a
Qse and other superior ndkes alO fine London Duplex
" atcheg rich JeelEg Of the latest styles. comprising fine
sod Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
e secs, Breast Pms. Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings
ETC. Also great arety Of FANCY GOODS, selected b
hnsetin the Northern markets from the latest European
lpuflionH, consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Gases fine
rs Ssn' kecas' scissors hns Ar,oEtment q SILVER
All the above articles viii be sold at the most moderate
rates iai6 5m
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n Vter oa 4 5es VII be opened iof he rsea,,i 80
have been cos5let,e 49, II May IL. The preWisse Y
iou pleasure s9as s9ss n search Of heath en-. A
tne sea eoest Il ogonrie lel 10 any public house GA
orleans. The gIean s, II easy access ffom New
aefel Y width. and ihaS Of The house is over two
win ne gzunes q De - ee ne table win be supplied
saiss .sS ilsg s. ne hoass WI ID ioon5 s, 4reana
AisfNs alse good Bilara Tsb ~ The best Wines and
tFItNnt wishing % tacule f5s,
Ffop5o 10 a Biloxi ana e,,"sss il please add5s. the
packets as thsIs il bu Ge b y nun ieations By
M 2 jOfiS iAe aA1 ~, peF week.