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FATAL OCCURRENCE On Tuesday EVENING
last, small row-boat containing nine negroes,
was run down in the Wacamaw river s. c. by a
steamer, and seven out of the nine were drowned
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For sale by DOVE K CO. no "a

~ THIS Is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrhoa for about years.
and had been attended by several prominent ply ST.
clans but failed in receiving permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring aud
mer, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the of
perfectly cured. - tt&-'-4 zs
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1855. .-- VIM FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling Messrs. PUR-
CELL LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. .t.,a de IL
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I, hohKisLE DEATH.-A few DAYS since a. O
r. Cogswei was boiling some alcohol :, as oscar
- the honor caught fire and splashed o Sa.1, n.
turning MIN 50 badly that hedied in few nm
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FIGHTING INDIANS WITH BLOOD HouNps-A
correspondent of the N. q. Picayune gives an
count Of a fight between sam Jones, notorious
desperate Of Texas, and fifteen of the Lpan In.
dams He was in his cornscld when they made
their appearance, but managed TO escape, with An
old German Into his cabin. E
The Indians soon surrounded the house with hid
ecus yeils The old had bu, little ammunition
aud was of course conscious that very shot should
,;il When the Indians would ATTEMPT TO break in
the slight door he would shoot, and while he
loading the German would keep them at bay, by
pointing an unloaded gun at them through the ere
vices of the house. They managed in this way til
the outside of the house was bristling with arrows
aimed at them between the logs, and the old man 3
powder had given ont. AT this moment the In
dams retreated short distance TO hold council
The beseiged awaited themselves of the chance to
get the assistance OF q dozen bloodhounds that
were confined in out building. Under cover of
the two unloaded guns Mrs. Jones liberated the
dogs. Here was reinforcement the red scamps
hal not calculated upon, and in the twinkblg of an
eve, five of the Indians were bors da contbot The
balance to the rescue and shot all of the
remainder of their arrows into the dogs, and beat
retreat bearing their wounded, beating off the
dogs with their bows, their buckSkins in ta.ters
AMI blood streaming from every one of them
.sfier the fight the field exhibited dead Indian
three dead dogs, sundry pieces of buck skin, min
gled with clotted masses of Indian flesh, hundreds
Of arrows and pieces of bows.
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f.n, ~. y AleRAL-A sea eapta;n
of ch .aa, nc G daughter who could ea the
strange hat SLING wag thought it mo. pound a nd
article. i' DC lond of tina,
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEaTH-During
the high Winds of Sunday Joseph LOgustine made
anost miraculous escape from instant death. He
riding along the National Road, near Cum
berland, that day, and happening to cast his eye
upward, discovered large tree, blown up by the
wind, descending upon him. Upon the impulse of
the moment, he spurred his horse forward and
thus saved his own life, but not that of his horse
The tree fell upon him, crushing the back part OF
the saddle and bearing the animal, a mangled and
bleeding mass, to the ground.-Uhceling Htelii-
sgcRCcT.
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ns,,nd;.s a.. VI BisHoPs-All the Bishops If N.
Pi,,shra mp,seopai Church, North assembled =.
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5lACKSON,S BITTERS.-MOre proofs OF
their virtue.-Read the following testimonial, sent
to the proprietor unasked, and who may be seen by
any one who desires to use this article:
RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1855
"Mr. r. Fl. JACKSON: :. s:-s
'Dear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to you
the value which have placed upon your Btters from
accustomed health and vgor. was attacked several
months ago with DiarrhGa which continued with
great obstipacy. caused, told by the irregular
action of the liver. l suffered severely for a long
time was advised to take your Bitters which did
regularly and steadily for some time and by their use
l gradually recovered my health and strength.
"Yours, very respectfully. s
p $500 ~. c. WHARTON,
SEQ cat Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main st -
They may be found at Paterson Jackson's Laid
ley & Robinsons WIN. F. Noels L. J. Picofs A. Boz
dekers, S. NJ. Zachrissons, Chas. Millspaughs, Ben.
nett Beers and Alex. DuyaPs, Druggists Richmond,
Va. = -stfs-
All orders promptly attended to. au9
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~. FOR RENT.-The three story Brick
&sa Dwelling on Grace street; now occupied by MIR.
E:A C. w. Macmurdo Possession given the LIST
of January. Apply to t
no 2l-eodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

ITO HOUS X X PER S.--We have ON
Il hand the following very desirable articles fer
housekeeping purposes, which win sell very low
prices ~ a'-l.
1O-4, ll-4 12-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets
1914, 1l-4 l24 and 1874 Domestic do
Marseilles Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture Dimity, a.
White and colorsd Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths, g-E.-,
Danask Table Cloths,
Damask Napkins and Doyles, -.Et...
Every description of Towelling, .-.
Piano and Table Covers.
French and English Furniture Chintz,
Plain and Printed Booking, &C. s.
PARKER, NIMMO l. CO,
no IL 143 Eagle Square
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A Man FOR THE TINES There is a progressive
chap around Philadelphia, who lives by his wits.
soon On rainy day, he goes boldly into s'I bar.
ROOM or BARRIERS shop, and seizing the first UNI
hrella handy, he very angrly says: "Ah, found it,
Din pretty note, to go and steal mans UNI
brella in that way!" and away he goes. T'other
day he marched up to a gentleman in Chestnut ST.
and grabbing at the umbrella in his hand says he:
That's mine, sir where did you get itt" Il beg
pardon, sir; it was loaned to me to-day by an ac-
Guaintance. If it is yours, take it, sir" mine.
OF course it is sir" says Bidder; aud he took it
He'll do.
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lire AND MARINE INSIRANCE-TuE
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
oF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va Branch Office
I4th street I'd door from the Pest Office Richmond
va. Charter Perpetual. Capital $500, OOO This
Company will insure first class BRICK Dwell.
LINES perpetualy for a single payment of 1 Der
cent Time policies will also be issued of Buildings
rates -J' ~ @uienl
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken ON
pany fet'io'e eoiii-
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
az TINS ONCE. O. F. BREESE, Actuary.
- ..... REFERENCES:
Saml Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia. Richmond
:. A, smith do. Farmers Bank ofVs. do.
Me@rs, Haxall l. Co, 90
Henry N. Brent, Cashier of the Bank Of the W W,
-. n sherrard. Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank Win.
:. me y Js s Mason, U. s. s., Winchester
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CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-A couple of men, nam
ed Lowe and Smith, were arraigned in Hawesville,
Ky, few days since, for contempt of court
The Contempt" consisted in meeting in the court
room, drawing their reyolvers, and firing on each
other and every other one who attempted to inter
fere with their sport.
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=
"a ei DSs Ef EAREE I'm 4 + 90
r. = Tinsiey being about to decline Housekeeping,
Offers for rent bis residence staafcd 1t the corner 81
The house hss ten sucmu. Kitchen four roDns, with
water in the yard and good garden: The premises
are In perfect order. This 10 very desirsbly sfrane
ed and consenentiy located residences, nnd we invite
De s-eots TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Amets. !.
- FOR RENT.-A 1arae and cenvenlent
Isl Store Room. with counting room. cellar, &c,
:. attacsed, for the ensuins yssr, at Looiss Coart
Also--A whs~lwrishf,s Shop, and House suitable
for carrying On the manufacture Of tobacco.
terms. apply apply to " GEO. W. TRiC s ( CO =
Louisa C. II Dec. l, 1885. de s-ssaw&wtiJan 8
- FOR KENT, from the LIST Jannary
H::s to the LIST October next the house at present
OCCUPIED y me, just ouI.d. The sorP.rs q;
excellent water. For terms, nc, apply on the prem
ises. " 49, JAMES GUEST,
Hollywood Nursery,
de H-eodts Square above the Fair Grounds
+ -. TAVERN AND = II A Il Il Il = FOK
Las RENTING subscriber intending TO change
41 his business the LIST Of January next, offers
for rent his House and Lot in the town OF Manches-
of Entertainment situated about 800 yards from the
Manchester station on the Richmond and Dsnviiie
Railroad, and within twenty minutes walk OF the
principal depots and landings in the city of Richmond
The large and comfortable, and the Stables
will accommodate so horses. Presuming one viii
rent without viewing the premises, | invite those
wishing to rent to call early.
Manchester. Dec. f3-eo6t&c2t~ ''
@A FOR RENT OR LEASE-Those
&::i two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Nos.
~ 167 and 1863, opposite the Exchange Bank of Viz
gna, and adjoining the large and elegant stores oil
Messrs Kent, Paine Co. Each of these stores front
26 feet on Main street. with five floors, running back
100 feet. The easements open level with large
paved court yard in the rear, from which a wide
paved alley leads to llth street. opposite the wing OF
the American Hotel. These amongst the most
conmodious and substantial buildings IN the city and
well arranged for business establishments of first
class there being in fact enough to each tene
ment for two establishments These stores are now
being painted inside and out The large store-room
and basement of No 167 be had Immediately, the
upper floors being already leased, except one large
room in the Sd story. Possession of tenement No. 1853
occupied by Messrs. Jones l. Potts. be had OF
the LIST September next
The superior location Of these stores being jim The
heart ofthe city, too well known to require fnrtLe
notice Apply to JOSEPH JAMES, Jr, at the store o
Hugh w. Fry, Esq, orto
je 6-Stawts -t FLEMING JAMES.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


80. ,srxr,,, The New Orleans papers OF
yaanos ,ay contain details Of news from Me dce %
the 9Th inst: -, -. ,,e,,s,,,,
worse ,hsm ever. The ministry Of Alvarez n.e
-, 20 retire TO the South The church was UP
in arms against the government in consequently ~
decree depriving ecclesiastical judges OF ~
,;on In civil ases The Bishop OF Mexico haa "
cared his intention to appeal TO tae I9pe i'll
I:ro-a who had been arrested for conspiracy ha'
ea,sn,d leaying osoIlo and Padre Miranda, his tel
h,y ,onsn,rasors in custody. 1t. Col Daran had
i,rn appointed Mexican consul at New YORK
.Soaor Pua,cfaua Arriaga had been appon,ea INN
81 The Spanish minister while riding out with
his attendants had been stopped by = band OF arm
I'd mcn. aud robbed Of Ss0o0 in money and Jew
airy. E.* 1853
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~ uARD.--The subsrrsber rcspecttuIty
fn ms the public thar his Gallery is now open
~ s s,sos. - eor,nthiau Hall whore &c ia prepared
n . G I,nlsn the .AMbROTYPE, MEZOGRAPH ana
s.sayeEHkEoTYPES III style snre rior Ia a,'
III Es and yet offered hi his place. :
this city, shan prnsecuts 70 III, :. ten. ~ s pes ~
persons infringing the game, Z, u. GIiBsa ~
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THE DEAD-CURIoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tic writers assert that the number of persons who
existed since the beginning of time amounts to So
6a7 s54 275 O75 $40. These figures, when divided
by 1906 COG, the number of square leagues of
land on the globe, leave II 320, $50, 1872 square
miles of land which, being divided above, give
J. l4 SO, $40 persons to each square mile. Let us
now reduce miles to square rods, and the number
will be 1853 l75 10000, which, being divided as
before will give 1924 inhabitants to each square
rod; this being reduced to feet will give about 3
persons to each square foot of terra tirma. Thus
it will be perceived that earth is vast CO.
metery; 1888 human beings lie buried on each
square rod-scarcey sufficient for ten graves Each
grave must contain 12S persons Thus it is easily
seen that the whole surface of globe has been
dug over 126 times in order to bury its dead.
The Hartford Madsonian dominates for Presi.
dent in 1856 Willard Fillmore, and for Vice Presi-
dent Sam Houston. The IndianOla CTexas) Bull
ietin has hoisted the names of II. NJ. T. Hunter of
Virginia for President and Horato Seymour, of
New York, for Vice President.
Mother Delphinc, the oldest nun of the Carme-
lite order in this country, died in Baltimore last
Sunday, aged Go years.
The propeller Columbus" belonging to the Pa.
cifc Mail Steamship Company, was sold in New
York, Friday, for $4,000.
Parodi sung in Wheeling, Va, on Friday night
last.
There has been total increase in the earnings
of the Central Michigan Railroad this year over
last of S700,l40
The female seminary at Richmond, Ky, was de-
stroyed by fire ON Thursday last.
Mr.. Alfred Wherry, well known citizen of Pc
tersburg, Va, died Monday last.
Henry w. Heath has been sent on for trial in
Dinwiddie county, for shooting his wife tie Goth
October last.
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FARMERS BANK OF IRGINIA.--
L The general meeting of the stockholders of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia. will be held at their
banking house in this city, on WEDNESDAY the
10Th January, 1856:
mo officer director of Bank shall hereafter
vote as proxy Of stakeholder in any election of di.
reetors or officers of bank shall any proxy be
ahd which shall have been executed sixty days be-
'oLe me time of election"
de I-eodtd l. A SMITH Cashier
t'Oh sALE..-The lease with the shop
occupied by me BLACkSMITH'S SHOP
mh an .he Tools, Fixtures, &e the corner of
Llh ana Trace streets. opposite Sesbrooks Ware
house and near the Old Market. &
The stand 10 good one for any business The Lease
would be disposed Of separately, il desired.
II notsod privately before the 18th December On
formation enquire OF the subscriber, or ALEX. Norr.
Aucfioneer. r. PHEIIN y
no 28-3taw+
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MAKKET q A n D IN FOK RENT on

MARKET GARDEN FOR RENT OR
lNl LEASE offer for rent or lease Lot contain
ing light acres of land lying on the Westham Plank
Road, opposite the Reservoir within quarter of
mile OF the corporation line. The improvements
all new and ample, with excellent well of water,
in which Pump will be fixed. The soil is rich and
well adapted to gardening and the Lot is now being
enclosed with new paling fence. Its contiguity
the city elevated situation fertility of SOIL and ample,
convenient accommodations, render of the
desirable situations for horticuturs in the vicinity
of Richmond. Apply to sass JOS. ALLEN. :
de lS-6t* ts e< Easy s-
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- HATS AND CAPS...The subscri.
Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceived his entire Fall Stock consisting of Gentle-
mems, Youths and Children's Hats, Caps, &C., which
he will SELL Wholesale RETAIL at the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public respectfully invited to call and
anime at his store. No. 1871 Broad street
GEO. L. BETTY, Agt.
B.-Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Furs. oc 26-2m.
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NlTEn STATES LIFE INSU RANCE
~ ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. OF PHI
LADELPHlA-CAPITAI. ST., $40 629-Issues poll
cies ON White Persons for Life and makes annual d.
orr term ofyears- For rates, &c, apply to
. Q. F. BRESEE, Agent, or
q +. w. HANCOCK,
= ~. s-.,-lr Medical Examiner,
At the Office II the Insurance Company of the Val.
ley ofVirginis, 14th street, Richmond, Va - :
&c 2l-6m
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.


& GREAT THE IN
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Eli
Is to ~ per cent. saved by buying from -
~ II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats, hest quality.
Moleskin Hats, second quality. 500
Fashionable Silk Hats. 40
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots. $50
Congress Cater Boots.
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes.
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
ply him with handsome and substantial Cafskin
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. oc ls-d&cly
er NEW AND EXTENSIVE II AT
bill CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 70 MAIN ST.
sh-f Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city will find ut the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies' and Children's
Furs Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and retail. the most
favorable terms. sff ---t s.r
N. B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
81 NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-- 81
II is now established fact the BA- NJ
u ZAAR Store is the only place to rs
HATS, UMBRELLAS, &C., either Wholesale or re-
TAIL it has been tested by hundreds of old custom
$4,000 worth good Childrens Shoes, only ,4lc. pair
5000 I" I" Brogans g 90c. 90
5000 g g Hats E" 75c. each.
10000 r".sa Trunks ST.
All other goods equally cheap.
T.. OvERBAUGH,
n Direct Importer of fine Sole-Leather Trunks,
French Calf Boots, Shoes Hats &C., 1852 Main street.
next door TO the Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
de lists
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IN NEW AND SUPERB A q ) % X r.
Hi MENT OF tFURS.-JOHN DOOLEY, 81
Ao Main street, has just received large addition
to his stock of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capes, Vctorines and Mutatees, and Gentlemen 8
Collars, Gloves, Caps, &c.
These goods together with fine supply of Carriage
and Seighns Robes, have been selected at the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present. in
style, price and quality, an immense variety.
The stock of Hats of his manufacture, liz on a
extensive scale, and of the best finish To these
has also been Just added large importation from New
and of Gentemens Moleskin and other Hats of the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles.
15--ta :
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JNo. w. HOLT 4 SONS.

NOTICE.--An pers0ns having asaettlesl
claims against the subscriber previous 70 The st
Jay iasl, win leave them with Mr. Richard Cauihern
for settlemenf and those indebted viii piease call on
him and settle their accounts ~ speedily q. pos.
de- 6--ts ase ssss aess9 IOaN z. bhoWN.a
AT HAlUGkD EklCEs;:.IIss.s stlks
meres and other Dress Goods selling u ct greatly
ducsd pTices, O. J. MILLHIGEH 4 BROS.
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2 A l,LEliSIIANY STRINGS W A Il Il X -
IA THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and win constantly keep on hand,
the Water of tho Aleshany Springs in the following
cities: Richmond Measrs Purcell, Ludd Co.; Peters
burg. Messrs. Lyon h Rivoa; Lynchbufs John II.
Seay-other Druggists In any part of the Union can
se.a supply by application to PURCELL. LADD &
CO., Richmond.
This Water Is considered n sovereign remedy in all
cases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any arrangement
of the digestive organs It will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring healthy and
sound condition the ort tore ofthe stomach and bow
els, and putting in healthy action the liver.
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
ton Of the ssntve properties of this Water, to the
following gentlemen: t q
Messrs. John ]. London, Robert C. Stanard, Doctor
I. 8. Joynes. Robt. Ridgway, VIM. semPle, samuel
Rutherford, Nm. II. HaxalL Quinn Word, and DR.. L.
Il Chrisiisn, Richmondi John "; syms, Dr. Thomas
Withers, Nm. T. Joynes, and Chas. Kent, Peters
burg; Dr. Robt. Early, c. l.. Mosby, H. Q. School.
Geld, Jno. Wyatt j. d Gregory, DR.. Jno. Patterson,
VIM. 5. Reid. Jr., r.. w. Page, and A. B. Rucker,
Lynchburr. # f-sS S.&5s szfssk
These springs win be opened Tor visitors the ist day
Of June next when viii be fully pro pared to
ceive all who may wish to the Water at the foan-
no 2t--dfs JNo. w. HOLT d SONS.
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STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL,
~ CONN AND pr q STER MILL. &c In ST AIN

STEAM SAW AND LA MING MILL,
- CORN AND PLASTER MILL, &c, IN STAUN-
TON, VA, FOR SALE OR l. E AS Engine Is
horse power Saw Carriage 40 feet long; Circular
Saw btades-one 50, the other AZ inches; / Woods
worth's Planning Tongueing and Growing Machine,
double geared Mill for Corn and Plaster; Plaster
Crusher; Hosting Jack small Circular Saws, for
Laths, The whole is in complete ORDER and not
yet 10 months old . +. fs 'as
The Lot fronts about 200 feet on of the main
streets of Stanton and about $50 feet back
runs Buildings sufficient to accommodate several
Any part of the purchase money which the pur.
chaser secure to my entire satisfaction, may
main unpaid for number OF years. provided the in
terest is paid regularly.
Address DR.. j. C. nj. MERILLAT,
no l3-d1mk Staunton. Va.
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A CARD.-.The subscribers desire TO in-
N form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business, commencing the first
of January next. gsss -r.e 4 ~ 49, q =
We shall have ON hand at all times complete
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
will offer at the lowest possible rates; and it shall
be our constant endeavor to prove to customers
by the quality and prices of goods, that il is
their advantage well ours sustain this system.
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron
age, respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. L. T. ELLIS l. CO,
de l2-tm* 1874 Broad ut.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
lVl RANCE COMPANY.-Office at "Statiener's
Hail." No. q Pearl street, Richmond, Va-Ths Com
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows Orphans and
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
and is paying annual dividends of 81 per cent to the
insured 1t has capital of over 81 000c COO No Com
pany affords more security advantages to the insu.
red. B. w KNOWLES AGENT
DR A. SNEAD. Medical Examiner. 26-3m
lNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com.
pany, as favorable terms with any Other comma.
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
losses. Apply to STOKES L CO.
,,,, Agts, Richmond, Va.
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y u
Charlottesville, y
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HOTSE AND IOT FOX :

EI The advertiser wishes to dispose of privately.
ELL new threc-story Brick Dwelling House, thu
ated Broad street, between 2Ist end I'D streets
The house has rooms and there is large lot attach
ed. III
Terms: One-ffth cash; balance in /, Q 8 and
years. Apply at No. 10 Main ct. de LIST