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The southern press., 1851-07-19

The correspondent in Mexico of the New
York Tribune gives the folowingitems Of Ia.
telligcnce:
A decree has been published by the general
government, stating that In consequence Of va
rious propositions hayng been made for the
privilege to construct railroad from Vera Cruz
to Acapulco, the government will sell this priv
lege to the highest bidder.
As the whole matter is to be published in the
United States by order of this government, l
send you only the following extracts from said
decree
The whole road to be finished in ID years,
and commenced in two years. The first bids are
to Ise received on the 29th of next August. The
second on the 10th of September, and the final
sale to be on the goth of September.
The exclusive privilege of said road is given
to the contractors for so years, together with
the privilege OF introducing free Of duty, all
the railroad cars, Implements, materials, coal, &c.
An extension OF tine on the first two years
will be granted If the work be begun, and an
extension OF 30 years OF the privilege, provided
the government receive 20 per cent. of the pro-
ceeds.
All foreigners who undertake the work are to
renounee their nationality in all points relating
to the road.
The contract or privilege to be given to those
who offer the most advantages to the govern
ment.
After the expiration of the privilege, the road
and all belonging to it become the property Of
the government.
People are not compelled to use the railroad
when it may deviate from the present track.
All concessions not within the province Of the
government are to be asked Of Congress.
The government will give the land for the
road, for Offices, ETC., etc.
An order Of the government, directed to the
governor of Oaxaca, by the minister of rela-
tons, has this day been published II this city,
instructing the said governor to forbid tile con-
tinuance of the work of all United States sur
veyors and others, on the Isthmus Of Tehuante-
pee, stating that if the same be persisted in,
they shell be sent out of the country. The
order states, however, that if they choose to
remain, they may do SO, provided they discon-
tinue their work there, and subject themselves
to the regulations in force respecting the re-
sidence of strangers generally. This order was
first published in this city to day, but bears date
of 22d of May last
The Monitor quoting from the Dsfensor Of
Tampico, says that a Alcalde sent an officer to
seize a sufficient quantity Of goods from the
commercial houses of that place to pay the duties
of one real, an arroba, cas- lbs9 on -four, in.
troduced from New Orleans by virtue of decree
of the Mexican government. This act was done
in consequence of an order Of the Governor Of
the State. Two merchants resisted the order,
on the ground that the State had on right to inn
pose this duty, which was in opposition to the
decree of the general government and only sui
mitted by force.
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Brevet L. Col. Richard B. Screven captain
9Th infantry, at New Orleans, La, May Is, 1851.
Brevet Major Thomas b. Linnard, capt topo-
graphical engineers, afPIliladelphia, Pa, April
"a, 1851.
Surgeon William Hammond, at Benicia, Cal.,
February Is, 1851.
Assistant Surgeon Alfred w. Kennedy, near
Council Grove, on Santa Fe route, June 8, 1851.
w. The officers promoted and appointed will
join their proper regiments, companies and sta
tions, without delays those on detached service,
or acting under special instructions, will report,
by letter, to the commanders of their respective
regiments and corps. If the stations Of COM
manders be not known, the required report will
be forwarded under cover to the adjutant general
for transmittal.
v. The usual leave of absence allowed by the
regulations is hereby granted to the several
graduates Of the Military Academy, at the exp-
ration of which September 30th) they will join
their proper regiments and stations.
The brevet I'd lieutenants assigned to the
Dragons and Mounted Riflemen Except those
under special nstructions) will repair to Carlisle
barracks, and report for temporary duty on the
expiration of their leaves. The brevet I'd leute-
nants assigned to companies of artillery and in
fantry serving in Oregon, California, and Texas,
and also to the 9th It. of infantry, will report
at the termination of their leaves to the COM
handing officer of Fort Columbus; and those
assigned to companies stationed In New Mexico,
and on the Santa Fe and Oregon routes, will
report in like manner to the commander of New
port barracks, Kentucky.
vi. Acceptances or nor-acceptances OF ap-
pontments will be promptly reported to the I'D
jutant general Of the army; and, in case Of ac
ceptance, the officer will Immediately subscribe
to the rules ard regulations enjoined by the lst
article or war. He will also report his birth
place and the State from which appointed.
By order, R. JONES, Adj. General
REGULATION, Feb. IL. 1851, (see aGeneral
ORDERS" No. 8).-Cadets serving as supernu-
merary officers Of the army, in virtue of their
brevets, will be successfully promoted to vacan-
cies of the lowest grade which may happen in
the order Of rank established ut the military aca-
DENY"
NorE-After all the brevet I'd lieutenants APP
pointed in particular regiment have been duly
promoted, any vacancies happening therein, prio.
to the lst July Of any year, will be filled by the
senior brevet I'd lieutenants attached to other
giments Of the same arm who may have notified
the Adjutant Generals office of their willing
ness to accept such promotion.
r. JONES, Adjt. General.
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lll.-CASULTIES.
designations, (ll.)

Brevet Lieut. Col Jacob B. Backenstos, cap
tain mounted rifemen, June 30, 1851.
Brevet Major Stephen 8. Tucker, captain
mounted rifemen, June 80, 1851.
Brevet Major Richard P. Hammond, first
lieutenant third artillery, May %, 1851.
Captain William II. Saunders, second dra.
goons, June 30, 1851.
First Lieut.. Arthur B. Lansing, second artil-
lery, June 80, 1861.
First Lieut.. George Edwards, second artil.
lery, June 80, 1851.
Second Lieut.. Caleb E. Irvine, mounted rife.
M n, June 80, 1851.
Second Lieut.. John L, Tubbs, 9Th infantry
May, 6, 1851.
Brevet I'D Lieut. William r. Calhoun, Isl
Dragons, April 26, 1851.
Assistant Surgeon Henry s. Hewett, April
80, 1851.
Military Storekeeper, James w. Simmons
ordnance department, April 80, 1851.
Commissions vacated under The Provisions of tht
seventh section ofhe Act of June Is, 1916. (2.)
First Lieut.. Langdon G. Easton,* 9Th in
fantry, April Is, 1851, assistant quartermaster
First Lieut.. Edward r. s. Canby,* I'd in.
fantry, June ! l, 1851, assistant ABUNDANT gen
.Regimental Commission (only) vacated.
Declined. ID
Charles Duvall of Louisiana, the appointment
Of military storekeeper in the ordnance depart.
ment.
Deaths, CD
Brevet Major General Hugh Brady, colonel
I'd infantry. at Detroit Michigan, April Is, 1851
Brevet Major General George NJ Brooke,
colonel 9Th infantry, at San Antonio, Texas,
March 2, 1851.
Brevet Brig. General Matthew Arbuckle,
colonel 18th infantry, at Fort Smith, Arkansas,
June l !, 1851.
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Markets. Reported by TELEGRAPH.

NEw-ORLBANs, Monday, Dec. s.
The advices by the Pacific were received about
noon to-day, and gave an active impulse 10 Cotton
The days sales reached u 900 bales Prices closing
firm, without any decided advance. Strict Middling
is quoted at &c. The receipts to-day have been
Is 400 bales being the largest this season. WHISKY
has declined cent l,400 bbs have been sold at l.
allie MoLAssEs has declined but there is active
demand. To-day 3,00Ohhds. at 23c. for Prime. Cor
FEE is dull at Sds!c. The stock on hand is fully
9oOt0 bags. RICE is laRguid.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Dec. g. ISL
Hoes are firm and unchanged. The whole num-
Der of this season has been $4,000 against 10000
last year to the same date 400 bols MESS PORK sold
at $l2. New-York sight EXCHANGE is at par "a /
premium. CINCINNATI. Monday. Dec. s. 1851
There is more frmnesS in Hoes $500 were sold
to-day at 81 50a 81 CO. FLOUR IS active sales of
5000 bbls. at 81 93d$3. FREIGHrs have al
vanced. PORK for New Orleans Is taken at 75c. and
FLOUR at SOC. New-York EXCHANGE is in more de-
mand, and 6Tmer quotations are at par ali prem.
NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Dec. g. 1851.
CorrON-The sales of the week have been $4,000
bales, closing firm. The increase in the receipts
last year is 49, 600 bales. Pork Isl declining Ex-
CHANGE on New-York at 60 daysis at 2G2l discount
ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. 9, ISL
Sales were made to-day of 1000 bush. four-rowed
BARLEY at soc. 10000 lbs Mixed Western Wool at
37lc, and 100 bbls new MESS Pork at SIS
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Inter from Texas.

We have advices from weston, Texas,
10 the 2sth ut. one week later. Intelligence had
reached there from the BraZos, confirming the re-
port that General Uragua had arrived at Matamoros
with SEQ men, with several pieces Of artillery and
one mortar, to reinforce General Avalos General
Carass al had not more than FIVE or SIX hundred men.
The Mexican troops IN Matamoras number 900.
The Justin Gazette Of the god ult., speaking Of
the Legislature. says that the House had adopted
report from its Committee onPubic Debt. on a petit
ton for relief for property BY The army q Isn.s
The srea question Of the public debt had been
The Star ,ays that the entire cotton crop Of washnge
County yet at hand Most Of the cotton and nearly al
the grown upon the Braz0s yet In possession Of tho
planters The nyer Is now up and promise heavy b"s-
ness for steamboats,.
The Committee appointed by the late Railroad Cenren.
ton at Austin, reported resolutions requesting the Legs
fund lent by the State TO such enterprise Of internal
improvement as may be undertaken by any chartered
streams railroads and plank roads In tho manner
posed their report asking the Legislature TO sve
bonus 5000 Of band for every mule OF railroad Goa
strced State and requesting the ncorporAt alton o.
company to construct railroad passing nearly thronsh
tbs entire State Of FL Pso reieing the prviexe OF LAP
png said road any point and further that ibsra d
nation land be- made in aid OF the construction Of the
The resolutions with opposition IA the Convsn-
ton and after discussion were referred back To he Com
miree for amendment, TO be acted On al suosequoHs
The sGa Anfon.o Ledger Of the 2oh ult. says
I'VE neglected notice the departure or Cen HAney
our last issue. We learn that the General On VIZ
the frontier posts on the RIO G,ande iof spec 81
otic gentlemen who feel sensbly the wrongs OF the
unfortunate subjects OF our sister Republic
Col Johnson Of the biographical corps, arrived sAs
Antonio on the 18th inst, after Long and ao'o ''~
on the fiOhter =. -, -.
eightyhree favor Of the Connsysu sD
90 70 the capi al Of the San Antonio ana mehcsh Gun
railroad, and eleven votes against II
Cen smith arrived al Camp Belknap on the 70 III sac
Ter on the 9Th for new post 10 be esaosned On Tao
Clear Fork OF the BRACES II expected that ths Gsa
sra would arrye San Antonio about the i0h De-
al Re n
ESD terms OF tie be antses Of the surrounding county
Major Dsshiel, Paymaster ~ s. Army, arrived Al sss
Antonio on the l7th nit from Font Mason, bringing ~l,h
MIN the MEXICAN gwen up D the "a
eleven and the other twelve year. old Isey
were delivered voluntarily 70 MAJOR NsrriE, At ton na.
son They said to BE- very interesting children and
ust been taken when very young As they have es
almost entirely the Of their native Language he5
seem 70 have perfectly attached to ths naan nav
ug run away from the Fort and gained me Inosh
hut IA old chief Ketumpse AGAIN delivered trem up
will be the charge Of our iadian agent Co.,
Rogers.
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Southern Mail-American Newspaper. in Ha-
vana-Texas Items &C.
BALTIMORE, Tuesda

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Dec 3, 1851.
The Southern mail as late as due has arrived. 4
letterfrom Havana in Tbs Ncig Orleans Picaylme,
says that the circulation OF The Piedyns, and Delta
and The NeD York Herald, had been interiicted n
the Island of Cuba
DR.. VIM. Gilbert committed suicide at New-Or-
leans on Tuesday last
BIevet-General Belknap, L. S. Army. died in
Texas, on the 10th ut.
The opinion on the Texas side Of the Rio Grande
is that Csravajal Will ultimately triumph, and the
sympathy In his behalf is predominant.
Col Ford and body guard. late of the Reyou
tonaTy party had arrived a. Corpus Christi Ford
was fast recovering from his wounds.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10, 1851

that airy further attempts T. tow vessels TO New-York
Will be male for the presen, ne schoonsrs Ade-
irde and d. Plsh. aud slooSS i p', anu AMI
holmes have again gone into tn DdsIn. ~,
The Hencnk Hudson leaves this e'eAhS ioi -'S
York. with Large freight She sa> s'he4 CONSIDER
able damage BY the Ice las: ight
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NETWORK.
Navigation Of the Hudson.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec =, leSl.
The Hendrix Hudson is here this morning noai
NewNYork. She passed the feet OF tow-ooAls,
which left here yesterday, IN the ice 49,, ,T
miles north Of Hudson moving with great dincu.iy
None of the steamers have returned yet ana as ,ae
weather has become colder since yesier.ay AYR -
noon. It is not probable that any ai.eihps WI &c
made to send of any more boats shoulo 'H'
e Second Dispatch. =,
ALslxY, Tuesday, Dec 9, leSi' IA.
The steamboat NewYork has resuIh 's =, Psl,,r
norts mat She LEFT her boats IN charge Oh ne oac
PA Belle near Red Hook, and that on her way up
sro n'cs he boats, which lefs here last evening IN
her clear Of the ice she aso rsp s1
h,vs ,ha, nlace Il is packed heavily II IS not likely
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Virginia Election.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, Dec.

NORFOLK, TUESDAY, Dec. 3, l55I.
The Opposition here are making great exer-
tcns and the Wing majority has been reduced
today.
In Norfolk County the Opposition majority is
24s.
Princes Ann-Oppositon majority 81.
Nancemond-Whig majority rs, with one pre-
cinct to hear from, which will reduce it slightly.
Isle Of Wight-Oppositon majority 2l2.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Non-Arrival of the Niagara at Halifax.

HALIFAX, n s, Tuesday, Dec Oil Pm.
The r NJ steamship Niagara, now l0l days
out from Liverpool, has not as yet made her ap-
peaTence
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LOUISIANA
The Winfield Scott.

NEw ORLEANS, Monday, Dec. ). 1851.
The steamship Winfield Scott sailed foe New
York this morning.
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..aertandins, not the will. not the revolution 70
pes a WIN then deserves TO De no, happy ara
ot for stranger to needle IN ITS ana rs zoe ei9
tahh plead before yOT great people or the beh
md psuc 4lafh q my tnsriand ts sfeil
eb ns Ire sovereign ght Of ever ma ION To 9sp)se
rnc.y I'd 10 decide upon it, iAsfi NJ Us Fee'e
indeed but s'rong because endo vel VITA sttta
no OF the martyrs whose strength was equal y
such a,,t.ns and powerful because Occupying Just
al ground clam a the hands hnm tnitY hat
acc ~ nv nation aud clam this rghi myseif cons -
ngh ,s ef,re thspriacipe tAppause Allow there
N enter lafo tho peculiar circumstances men Oie1
fofe ha TSys.s You have ihs happy privilege b.
yos .c VIII ch give YOU all ,oIr pad
,T,ct cal Of the sovereignty Of Jour pe',e
!. administrative and tgis'ause respects ~ rs our 1'"
, how you tins pr' ege and perform ms di.
"a Is for the uBIversty OF Jour people IN is cpn,-
Ae rtases 10 decide What changes and nDr JyomeniS
@ vi, sdopt for the common cd Of al and the great
J..of your county have only to thank you or tae
Won have exptesd IT the principle OF eedOn
~ the jey and gratitude with which that express
sss Z. received. And as | drmy bebsye-aod rever
N ed these internal matters tn vie~ u en-
~ me- "a questions belonging Ia different parties OF
-, couutrymen, and TO eDtangle ine an dlhlcutits
yyrui wand lead to perfect failure Of the great
purpose for which have come here beg once m2,e %
% con1fieu or station be offended a. the declara
optbas while we cc NE. and CRATE July acknowledge
sympathy and supper. Tor the cause 81 hungay oa Ss,
no place o. dear. when u comes from the working
classes tApplamel Because ! CONSIDER that the not
noble charter Of mans dignity is labor; ami because
Known this must lie VIC we aTarethat when working
es whose greatest treasure u their time aud Their wo&
sfop their and devote their time 10 sympathy
of poor exile is because they connect him with ihe
cause Of universal liberty Therefore must Through my
whole time appreciate this meeting as very dear reare
my wandering life. Finally. let me hope that You ~il
nc your influence and your pTy eye IN such
manner might lead 10 sfectnal benefit for The
cause behalf which you have here expressed your III
tsss! and sympathy. tApplause
The delegation then withdrew, and the public
vroceedinss of the day were at an end.
Proceedings To-Day.
Il is the intention of Governor Kessuth
70 hold levee for the reception of deputatons and
privats PERSONS who may be introduced between the
hour, of 10 and 9 O'Clock, this day, at the Irving
House.
Hs will be visited at l2 o'clock by great number
Of European friends of Republicanism, who will
pYssent him with address in Italian upon.the sub
iect Of liberal ascendancy in Europe. They will be
escort,d to the Irving House. and will bear large
Republican banner.
There will also be an address from the Venezuelan
Republicans.
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R.yELs AT HAvANA.-IhIs surprising
Gil, nerfoym in Cuba In the next month-conse-
nnn,iy premain in NewYork but short time long"
er. This evening they Play az NiDios TWO ia'"f's
PantOmimes-kim-ka and Jocko
Advertisement. The FRANKLIN BUILD
,xa .ssoc,,rroy.-A special meeting Will be held a.
W..b,noto Hall. corner of the BOwery and Hester
:, on Wsdnesd evening, Dec. 10, at ~ O'CLOCK
p'mehey that three dollars paid monthly into this
snc;stion Will in the course Of few years, create
a. The denositor the sum Of $500. AL who want TO
nurchase a home can, by the same agency, accom-,
plish H. None are too poor, none 700 rch, 70 aVaii
themselves OF its advantages. Join now
BYLAWS can be obtained gratuitousiy' enher a.
The meeting or al the Secretarys once
WIZ SAMUEL T. BARToL, President.
CT. PoSp, Secretary, Office No. Is spruce-st.
Advertisement. SECOND MANHATTAN
pr,,n,xc AssocrArIos.-This Association Is rapidly
filling up Ishas been in existence but two NOUNS
and vet il numbers its members by hundfsds.L.
Every person who pays rent should JOIN ana Jo.s
now as the possibility Is that the entrance rec rs.
be increased after the next monthly mee.hs.
secIetaTy's Office is at No. Is SprucesA' 'o0"AA
floor.
Advertisement. l. For family groups.
single large portraits, or pencct , mlnia =" !.
rings. lockefs breastptns, heaaiiious, 90, :,
Root & Co.'S Gallery, No 'Ss bToaaNtY' 0''''' v
Franklin 81.
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ajsfsExaa VIRGINIA sTEAM.sHYrs.-
STEA M SHIP COMPA

><E1s5sfa3 Virginia STEAMsSHIFS.-~
LIAkMssTAGUNION STEAM SHIP COMPA,
$500. NY,s LlNE.-The steamship PENN
- SYLVANIA, Captain Bayno.e, and
steamship Sc VIRGINIA. Captain D. Teal, two beauti-
ful and hrst class vessels, now completed and run
nlng on this line between Richmond and PhiladeIpha
touching at City Point and Norfolk going and return
ing. They are beautifully fitted up for passengers
carry large cargoes of freight. and make the passage
quicker than by any other route, often ahead OF the
mail This line offers the most rapid, economical and
comfortable mode Of transit between the ports both
Each ship is furnished with two superior lie-boats the
captains are skul and we'll acquainted with the trade
and the most experienced engineers have been selected.
n One OF the ships will leave Richmond every five days
or the particular day and hour of departure due no
tlce will be given. Nv
Passage to Philadelphia in first cabin (neals in
n oNNu .$S w
rTassage In second cabin, meals included, )... 90
EXCURSION tickets to return in same steamer 90 less
ne attention OF business men and travellers is re-
specially called to this enterprise as being the
very line long so much needed and which must If sus
tanned greatly increase the trade Liberal patronage IS
apply to RANKIN e. WHITLfD UCS1Kase'
N; b Careful agents at each port will promptly for
my ID R. e. w
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NJ OBERT McsAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
ma GlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses Cutlery, &c.
He likewise makes to order and repairs all descriptions
of instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit
tnuance OF ii, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET. opposite American Hotel.
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O. 81 II - -

a. 81
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
the 18th OF May the Freight Train for Charlottesville
and the Depots and Turnouts between Charlottesville
and Lindsay's inclusive, will leave Richmond on Mon
days and Thursdays, at A. NJ, and arrive at Char
ottesve at. ........................6 P M
Leave Charlottesville on Tuesdays and Fridays
at A NJ and arrive in Richmond at.....6 P M
The way freight train will leave Richmond on
Wednesdays at NJ, and arrive at Cor
louisville at. .......................5 M
Leave Gordonsville on Thursdays at 5 m,
and arrive in Richmond observation-disclosures P M
~ Freight intended for the turn-outs between
Richmond and Gordonsvle, will be sent onlyon Wed.
nesdays. Merchants and others wishing send freight
to those turn outs, requested send it the De-
pot on Tuesdays. C. R. MASON,
my 9 Superintendent of TRANSFORMATION
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81 M M
p edmond Il PETERSBURG RAIL.
ma ROAD.-SPRING AND SUMMER AR
R.ANGEMENT.-On and after Saturday, the 18th of
March, the Trains will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily, at..........6P .M.
Leaves Petersburg daily at. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Leaves Petersburg, same days. at. .........3a P. M
Fae WREN tickets are procured at the Office. 81 90
When paid IN the cars. / 12i
Children over 3, and not over 10 years Of age SER
wants and coloured persons-when tickets are pro-
cured at the ofhce-half price.
N. B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nlshed with TWO passes that can be retained at
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
No freight or packages of any description will be al
lowed On the Mail Train
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
. ana Frdays, at. ....................5R Am.
For Port Waltha where it connects with the steamer
Augusta.
asSa9e W w
AASooj OoShs ~
THOS. DODAMEAD
Superintendent transportation
Office R. and P. R. R. Co. NH IS
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ENIRE, LIFE Il MARINE INSURANCE.
n The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed to issue policies of Insurance the above descrp-
ton OF risks reasonable terms any similar COM
pany, and respectfully ask share Of the patronage of
the pub c. Applications will be received at the Of
flee, No. 223, corner Main and 9th streets. where the
officers will cheerfuly furnish all information that may
be required All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. no7