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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL iS49. AND DECLARED
DIVIDEND or 20 PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business Of the Company confined TO LJe
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act OF incorporation,
S2OO,OOO.
Office No. 3S Camp Street. befioesn GvaDiey and Cun-
mon streets, NeiD Orleans.
This permanent fund to be invested as per char
ter for the benefit Of the policy holders In bonds
and mortgages on uninc ufnbered real estate valued
at double the amount loaned thereon and in stocks
Of the State and of the United States government.
This company, being organized solely for the
protection of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in its operations
upon the most secure and solid principles and at
fCrding, for small annual sum, paid during life,
a large ana handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms tho continue the insurance till death, par
ticipate in the whole of the prohs OF the company
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors. n
married woman can effect insurance on lie lie OF
her husband for the sole benefit and of herself
and children, free from the claims Of creditors
TRUSTEES.
John Hagan Samuel Stewart
Peter Conrey, jr. Henry 8. I}uclsner
Robert J. Ward John S. Allison
Isaac Johnson VIM +. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maunsel White
PETER CoNRsY, jr., President Board of Trustee.
DIRECToRs.
Joseph w. Stanton Geo. w. Smith
John l.. Lewis Junius Bebee
N. c. Hall NJ M. Cohen
John l.. Saffarans Edw Jenner Cox
f. W. Sewel A. Van Bibber
Cornelius Fellowes William II. White
]. Nor gan Hall Theo. III. McCaleb
E. II. Barton b. NJ. Norman
Andrew Carr C.. G.. Snethen.
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
Epw. JENNER COKE, Vice President
THOMAS HUNT, nj. ID. Consultation.
III. G. HEARTT, Actuary.
T.. l.. GooLp, Attorney
RIcHARD BEN, Md, No. 27l Magazine street,
Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily
from 49, to 2 O'Clock, p. IN.
BY the Charter only $4,000 is taken on single
life.
o. This Company is prepared to entertain ap-
pcations for Life Insurance, and issue Policies on
all sound and healthy White persons and Negroes,
at the Table Of Rates established by the Board,
which are less than the rates charged by the New
York and London offices, and without their resric-
tions to residence in the South BY the charter,
Dividendes of Profits declared annually, and
the profits draw interest, and can be made availa-
BILE at to the extent OF two-thirds OF their
amount, where the party has paid his premiums in
full.
No California Permits at New York and London
Rates. Prospectus, Table OF Rates, and all infor-
nation as to Life Insurance, and al! papers neces-
sary to effect Insurance can be had at the office OF
the Company.
&C. Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
Or Office hours, a. m. to p. IN.
August 2-ly
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HUTCuINGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTEHs.

The most Popular Medicine Of The .Age.
From the ". y. Metropolis.
A VALUABLE MISUNDERSTANDING Yalu-
"A able Dyspopuc Bitters IL universally scknow-
lodged 20 be by far the best preparation for this
distressing disease now in vogue; slso in all
cases Of general debility, IL is said to act like
charm. This medicine has been fully tested by
many Of our well-known citizens, and bias estab-
hshed, on lite merits character for value and Ell
cacy that is not excelled. Nothing can be more
surprising than it's invigorating effects upon the
whole systom. DIR. Hutchngs, being DESTROYS that
the most humble should receive the benefit Of his
valuable compound, has placed il at price within
the reach Of all.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
medicine is held by the public press, be had Of
the agents, free.
Or Price, 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, 122 Fulton street, New York, up
stairs.
Agents in Wsshington-Chas. Stott 4 Co, corner
ofPennsylvsnia avenue and 7th street; NJ. Delany,
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Al street.
Oct ls-2avln
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u beautifully illustrated, by G. w. Radcliffe.
Hou,ehold Surgery, or Hints on Emergencies,
by John y. South.
The Builders Pocket Companion, containing the
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by A. {. Smcston, Civil Engineer.
The Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's Compan-
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j. ATWOOD, PORTRAIT PAINTER,
From Philadelphia,

WILL remain in Washington during the sessio
w Of Congress. His Studio IL in room No AZ
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05
HAPPY MAN.

Who would not be a"Son of Temperance If his path is
strewed with such flowers and rtsns friend Drnkard gain
cred the late celebration at Charlottesville, the Jeieso
Man being witncss follows!
Without disparagemen any other part of The glorious
old Commonwealth think the delegation from Petersburg
fit representatives of the old Cuckade, and we doubt
whether our brother Dnkard kissed BY many
pretty ladies in day he received last Monday morn
ust The about leaving. He will soon bear
n thu palm from Henry Clay, if he meets with similar sue
elsewhere.
The Of kiss never saw 50 sowingy do
scribed in The following tom love letter, which
find in exchange paper II is defined as the fourth
degree OF love- and seriously mplore Major D. to avoid
the danger before him. much than inoxcaon OF
the brain devote himself exclusively to his we children
and friends and leave his Charlottesville decaces 10 his
bachelor friends:
aWHAT If KISS? kiss is ii seal expressing
sincere attachment the pledge of future union; dumb
but the time audible language Of loving heart;
prescott which, the time it is given, takes from US the
impression of ivory coral press crimson basam tor
wounded heart bite of the lips, aiectlonae pinch
ing Of the mouth delicious dish which eaten with scar
let spoons; which does not satisfy hnnger
fruit which is planted and gathered at the same me The
quickest exchange of questions and answers OF two lovers
the fourth degree of love-
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70 The Editors Of The Enquirer

SpoTTsYLvAsIA CorSTy, Der. 20 $500.
man, calling himself John Hancock Slack, passed.
through This few days since collecting money pro;
essedy for the purpose of erecting buildings for boys
school in the county Fairfax Va. He protested 10 have
recommendations from many gentlemen of high standing,
think mostly northern men, among them Senators of the
United States Judges and others The writer Of this not
fielding convenient give him the time, subscribed,
and then asked him how long before he would want the
ney His reply was as he could get it, The writer
then proposed sending the money Washington By the
preventative in Congress from this districts 10 which he OBJ
ecsd and proposed having sent by mall giving as his
address Dranesville, p O., Fairfax county Va He pro
fesscd have taught school in Georgetown ID. C., in q
place which sold under deed of trust by Bank
for small sum, rccoected BY the writer few
days afterwards number of the Southern Chuchman,
dated April the 18TH 1885, handed me, containing the
following communication from hc ynch5urg Virginan
IA calling himself John Hancock Slack passed
through the county of Albemare, Two weeks since
collecting money. proessedv for the establishment of day
school, The county Of Fairfax Within few days past
Information has been received from the town Of Alexandria,
when induces ,r belief that sad Slack is swinder He is
stoat man full six feet high, Of ford complexion bald
heao remaining hair of brown color about sixty years Of
age. April TO- 1880"
The man srokca Of above answers the description given
in this communication Several Of the recommendations
that he had he said were copied By his son. but that he had
the originals. w A. w
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FROM THE S0rTH

A, the Tehuantepec Railroad meeting at New Orleans
The 2Ath ult 800 shares were taken.
The sugar crop in Paquemine is greatly damaged BY
frost.
The Cotton crop North Alabama has been greatly dam
aged by drought but gathered In good condition
At Grenada, Miss. Gov Qui,mans Proclamation has
been received with universal asonshmenl and dsapproba
ton.
Absolom Gansey OF Russell, Ala, was brutality murdered
by his slave last week.
The Southern Rights meeting at Wilmington n. c. on
Wednesday declared in favor OF establishing Southern
Commercial marine, In order render them independent
Of Northern manufacturers and ship ownerand that the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law the abolition OF Slave
~ in the District of Columbia will justify and require Sc
cession.
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SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD

very large and respectable meeting OF our town.
held The Court House yesterday take into consdera
lion the subject Of extending the South Side Railroad
I.ynchburs. We have rarely enthusiasm ,hoI
was manifested during the proceedings which took place.
Philip Boiling, Esq., of Cumberland, first addressed ih
meeting and in animated terms recommended The work I,
their favor and urged the Importance of its execution HI
gave the al,eng account Of its vast resources
presented sound md clear views of its beneficial influences
He listened with great attention. and every wore
that he spoke served to increase the confidence OF those who
heard him. in this magnificent improvement Several Other
gentlemen spoke the effect during the retirement
he Committee draft resolutions This committee after
deliberations presented The meeting the resu of their Ia
bors in the resolutions which will be seen below. Hon r.
K Meade their Chairman in advocating the resolutions
gued warmly and happily prove The importance and value
of the work He al some length Unto the SUBJECT and
his marked with great force and perspicuity
The resolutions unanimously passed. and in half
hour afterwards upwards Of sixty thousand dollars were
subscribed by those who present and we doubt not that
In very few DAYS there will be than hundred
and fifty thousand put down. Thus we on the eve OF
accomplishing the fortunate enterprise that We have
had engage enterprise tina, by connecting Pc
tersburg with the valley OF the Mississippi will render her
of the most hourshing towns of The South.
Petersburg Ne1cs
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Richmond, Oct sth. $50 CIV
CO-PARTSER SHIP.

CO-PARTSERSHIP.
TNNlIE subscribers have fofr partnership under the style Li
i firm oi EDWIN WORTIIAM 4 Co.
oil Woram. Mcldrr & Co will m
The uccrs an General Commission Merchants They
ark the arnHagr friends Of the late a
public generally. They intend general aud well seec
adapted the trade together With large and
varict. AS at Iron and Steel.
Particular attention w b. the sale and delivery of Gram
Ihr u-na! cash advances consignment.
RICHARD c. WORKMAN.
EDWIN WOR THAN,
SAMUEL. WORTlIAM.
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I)lsSOLUIiOs.

yINiIE Cupaner.pnow existing NJ Ter the STYLE and fam Of
4 WoKlIIAM MctiRUDER s. CO.
ilr Orinhe
the of Edwin Workman Co.. the
I'D % al! who have CLAIMS
and al Indebted Will please call AMI
settle their
Ener tbs an"rised,o o tho name OF the concern
only u the settlement 81 accounts.
The remaining hand will be sold al Anon on
The l1thoi October, l,5J RICHARD T. WOHIllAH,
SUBIErT MccRUDER,
EDWIN WORKMAN.
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THE GREAT HARMONIC.
Rn2 SALE b. IS RANDOLPH, NovEMbE

VOL B. Sho.. Pa,cnI Sermons, by Dow. Js-2se
November No Taylcrs NoG.v RsI,oref-l2e
NJ nSsar's Pictorial Field Book al the Rrvoui"n-2a'
Lii, AMI Genus Of Jenny Lind. with plates--Z'e
Noreuaaer No Plough, Loom and AaYil--per year s.
The Brilliant 1851 rdileG by T. Arthur, 10 hn pairs no
Tst Cit token of Friendship 1871 10 fine plates muslin
gil, eise SO. NC ,, ,
wrealhs OF Friendship GIN for the yonnsb l. . Arthur ad
c Woodwork. muslin. at eige-sl -:
Gradual Lesson. ia Grammar Guide 10 hr conIr'lon OF The
nv the ANALYSIS and Competition OF Sentences,
with sequel 10 The Lessons Grammar, b. d. b. Tower and F.
Tweed-37c. 49,,
Schools, by u b Tower, s. SIC
Johnsons Lectures on Asrieu,nre-'bc
The re. Hannnia PHILOSOPHERS Revelation of the Nat.
ural Spiritual and Celestial Universe by Davis Vol the
london Punch and News. for October 10.
No 90 Byrne. Dictionary for Mechanies-S.
November No Democratic Review-per year S.
November No. Eclectic Magazns-peryesr S.
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~ THE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA.

SX1EREASa vacancy Ia occurred In he General Assembly Of
w THIS STATE III. o " e. Claiborne ESQ Dr'
county Franklin; therefore, the Sheriff Of tho
county franklin required 10 hold an election IN i- sail county
on lie fourth nnlsy The pre.ent
Delegate o I'll the aforesaid.
GIVEN Under hand Governor and under The seal Of III" Com
, nionwralih Richmond, tins lie "a dry IF Novenl"l IN
lshA'" the year it.a1 JOHN Is FLOYD.
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WARKIEU.
M,gniep Rclnan ia Stafford canly, ts ais III '5rf
i.lw i! e. McGuil-. WILLIAM A. LITTLE al freir
rlck LOUISA, daughter William II Fi'2hu!h cLapI-
wailsc
MARRIED on Thursday Inst hy Rev WIN u Hirwooi
Mr. EDMUND REDFOiiD Mrs TlilRIA HAYWARD both o.
RI.hu lnnl
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From Ua>iaet appointments and Pemorals-Ihe Pr
sident and The Tusaire Lar.

WAsIINGToN, FRIDAY, Nov. /
Mr. Blake of Alabama has been appointed Mall Agen,
the route from Atlanta 10 Augusta, Georgia.
Mrstrs Strong Of Detroit, and Sweeny of New York,
have been appointed Clerks in The General Land Office BY
the Secretary of the Interior.
The Cnhine, hna unanimously decided that The power of
appointments and removals In the General Land Office is
vested in the Secretary of the Interior and Mr. But,
terfe'd
The President will issue Proclamation In few days in
reference 10 the Fugitive Slave Law G.
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Ro. II. GAlLAnER, Scc'y.

THE CULPEPER CASE.-W- learn that at The Circuit
Court Cuipcper county, Monday last the GRIND Jury
sworn and number Of Witnesses summoned In The
matter OF Vim. Grayson Ia free negro charged with The
murder OF David II Miller who had been found guilty, but
10 whom the General Court had granted now trial, nnd
who had been orebly taken from n and hung by crowd
oil peupiel before them. The Grand jury alter
de!hcratiun refused make any presentueni Wa shall
probably henr further particulars hereaer.- Her ia.
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DEATH OF TIE Hon. Mr.. HARMANsoN.

The Hon John II Iarmnnson representative in The pres
cu Congress from the third distrc in this State died in i1
CITY tns morning lie has been long suffering under
wasting Illness which compelled him months since TO
in Washington and return home II has now
proved fatal and deprived hs friends Of of excellent
qualities and his constituents Of able popular and most
dgeni representative The estimate in which he was held
home proved By three elections 10 Congress- and The
him for his unwcaried and finally success
fu efforts in obtaining the cesson By Congress Of the
swamp lands from which much good is expected 10 flow
TO the finances AMI prosperity Of the State.
Mr.. Hasmanson Nirgnian by birth, (born In Nor
folk but has resided many years in this State.
His body will be taken home for intement 10 his late res
idence al Poin, Coupce,L " q. Picayune, 18th M
GIENDON IRON.-Thc American Institute of the City
of New York has awarded Gold Medal 10 the Gendon
Works Eas, Boston, Massachusetts ior Locomotive Uni
Car Tires and beautiful specimens Of IRON
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEETING

Pursuant 10 Adjournment, on lHetdiy hiSht,
e9t the c:zens Of Richmond again convened al The tx
change Corcert Hall Friday night Nov ISL 10 take into
consideration the extension Of the Virginia and Central
Railroad from Stanton 10 CorngtOn.
Al o'clock, Horace L. Kent, ESQ., resumed lie Chalr
and called the meeting 10 order-Ro H. Gaaher acting ms
| Secretary.
had been called together and announced the Of Sc
verai gentlemen from whom the meeting would expect adj
dresses.
In response 10 the CALL Gen. Chapman of Monroe, took
the stand ai addressed the meeting length illustrating
The vast importance 10 Richmond a" The extension OF ne
would stand in lis light i il refused 10 contribute Inc
sum necessary on its part 10 carry out the work.
Henry A. Wise Esq being present, was londy called iof
al the close OF Gen. Chapman address Mr. W. stated na
he had come 10 the meeting TO be nlormednot win any
Idea whatever Of making speech He had no statistics APP
rlcabe ~ the particular subject under discussion
spoke in regard the policy of Richmond and Virginia
in becoming aroused their interest He also descant-
cd largely upon The natural advantages OF The old Com
monwealth.
such portions OF Mr. Wscs address he regarded not
acy applicable The objects Of the meeting, expressed
hope that resolution would be offered by some one urging
upon the Common Council of the City take into consde
ration the propricty OF subscription the part Of Rich
mnnd in Ter corporate capacity.
Mr. Geo. Il. Prake lhereup0n offered the following which
were adopted:
Whereas by passed the last session Of the Gene
aI Assembly the capital stock OF the Virginia Central Rail
company Increased the Of SuDOUO three !ts
of which is 10 b. paid by the State when twots are
raised by others Than the Commonwealth 10 be applied TO
me extension al the rom 10
Monroe and (rccnbricr having each subscr
bed The of $4,000 cnling the company 10 snbscrp
ton oil $4,000 from The Board Of Public Works which said
| subscription is made by the Boad-
Resolved That the city Of Richmond ought 10 subscribe
the proper tine her ul proportion Of the said three
fiihs.
Mr. Lyons presented resolution calling upon the citizens
of Richmond Tuesday night next in the AMI
Church. al =. O'clock 10 take into consideration mo
propricy calling directly upon the members Of the City
Council subscribe in 5ohn the city The necessary 10
complete the rold with the aid Of private subscriptions al
ready made in the counties West of the mountains.
On motion the meeting adjourned Tuesday as in
Dictated By Mr. Lyons resolution.
HORACE l.. KENT Chairman
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u Nov DAVENPORT, ALLRN co.
LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
yuyIE Lii. Randolph Roanoke. by Hugh A. Garland
Esq., Volumes Just received M and Tor sal, pn ~
JA7onsTED BONNETs, & C.-wor'rel Bonarls and Iias
w for children; Worsred CATERS tlove aud long Mtcn. Mur
anil Capes Meno Socks Tor boys; WorAed Hose
Nov ) J. q CHENERy. oppo.e Dero..
nIsMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-rh. annual
wi % sess w I'd he as s @ ' t%f
THURSDAY che 2" OF the present m9nr 1M@y, pR
,r,R iMnINGs.- Lind Braid Windsor d9 Gmn.: Bai
NV Opposite DEPOT
JENNY LIND rANTs AND BAKAGM GOATS
hc ciSihng store" 40 Wall street uner cily Nov
PERUVIAN GUANO
cceiylc tina last o Gtano Tor the season THIS
arice may usr great adsanrat- all th. n,on, an,
upon w' p'" wishing I" F"'eha'e' wi, SAY - " FRY
roRrryrs HOME; riALxs. ori.!cE, WALL STREET
HAVING % ny n"~ o'~ nG :" ha, =, I p"' 81
''''' Tie BIZ pri.4 i. amoa, cut.
Drawn Nos III. Ar. Ezra. -
Tn. pr e A = ID IS : Sos Il drawn s5 u 500
Also Small Try-sas5a, 1860 Tekes.sI,
MANAGERS OFFICE, ID. PAINE q CO., RIcIl
VI MoSD Virginia. corner OF MAN and Goyrrn, S frcis
More prizes ran"s Lotteries Two Capital. ~sn' Z" his agency
u ''' "'' Drawn Nos 81 paapsco, Glass ~ Oct 81:
Hall Ticket Nos - =: 81. the first grand Capital.
Drawn Noa. Mi c,nsotlar"l, ~. Ses. Irr.
Hall ticket q y 81 Second carl,,! ri $500
81 So Acknowledgements ' W" Func :Lf' co
INFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
ySSIljS inilutiou nlrr h the Faculty the
Ricpn! Medical Collie open Tor The reception Of ,rn'-
throughout lie year the following CHARGES:
Cnl"rcd patients s. per 4'rt'
Waite l,i'.lh'so H.. ,,,r.. - Z: w., WEI W.
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A VIREINIA FAKW NUKIFf W F..N IN1-NI-NU..n ''uI-
DIV Point" the property of Robert Boiling Esq, OF Peters
burg for its vast extent deserves mention Ii il situated on
the norhey bank of James River going down. and is said
TO BIO ten square miles Al the river shore an excellent
wharf is of quarter Of mile in length to en-,
able the produce be placed the vessels without The aid
of lighters ailroad is laid from tho main depot 10 the
distant parts bring down the produce nnd timber on
engine is used 10 obtain powerto thrash and clean
the grain and on the great barn is steepe and BELL with
fine clock whose large dial can be conspicuousy from
the other side of the river Mr. b. one year raised 6O
bushels of wheat for which lie got 81 O6 per bashe sooO0U
for one CROP
The above first appeared in The interesting correspondence
of the Wilmington (Del) Gazette. Though it is generally
description of Mr. Bolngs splendid estate, it
err inclined think, in the quantity Of wheat
raised Ono year. believe, nearly 20O0O bushels were
tina, is the largest quantity in any one year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

RHODE-ISLAND.-The election Of U. 9. Senator ia
place of Hon. A. c. Greene ia postponed till Jan.
sion.