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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL, m.
DEFICIENCY BILr,


The House resumed the consideration Of the message
from the Senate asking for third OF conference
the disageng OF the two houses the deficiency
New York that the House insist upon lie dsagreemens
and amendments to the Senate amendments and agree
the conference asked.
Mr.. PHELPS Of Missouri replied TO the remarks OF Mr..
GDpSes Of Ohio delivered yesterday in which that gen
teman, out Of the regular order Of debate had made
charges against the people Of Missouri involving the repu
tatou Of bis constituents and the reputation OF the people
Of that State Anything pertaining to the citizens of Mis-
souri, he willing should be discussed and investigated
by the House but he thought suitable occasion should
be selected for that purpose The member from Ohio had
t TO charge the people Of Missouri with being traitors
and deserving TO be hanged.
Mr.. GIDDINGS said that tbe gentleman not quite
correct His statement yesterday was that the people Of
Missouri who collected in armed body and invaded
Kansas for The purpose Of usurpng the government Of that
Territory had been guilty of the crime Of treason under
the constitution and laws OF the United States
Mr. PHELPS denied that the people OF Missouri any
portion OF them had invaded Kansas and conducts
ed themselves TO justify the charge Of treason. This
charge untrue and only existed in the distempered
diseased and vated imagination Of IFS author The peo-
pie Of Missouri bad attempted TO subvert the laws Of
Kansas and would They were ready and willing
to abide by the laws and institutions Of that Territory
they enacted and only desired see under The laws
Of Congress fair expression Of the people at Che ballot
boxes the question ofsayery and their institutions With
this view, they had entered the Territory Of Kansas in
November and December last for the purpose OF main
tanning the laws and preserving ORDER and preventing
those Of boodshed which threatened 70 be
traed by the friends Of the member from Ohio The first
invasion Of Kansas by who went there to aboli-
tonize the Territory and for the purpose Of preventing
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statement has obtained circulation in some OF our ex-
changes to the effect that the machinery of the Merrmac
failure which statement Is entirely misrcpresenta-
ton of the facts The most competent officers and eng-
neers after thorough examination have pronounced the
machinery not only successful but admirably exc
cutel
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SPEECH OF HON A. O. WATKINS.

Our readers will find in the Union this morning tie
able speech of this gentleman lately delivered in the House
in explanation and defence of his position with respect
the present state of political parties. Mr. Watkins is
an old-ne wing, and the foreible in which he
puts the facts together cannot fail to make impression
wherever his speech is readnot only upon those WHO
stand as he does, but upon honesty-mistaken know
nothings,
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MEETING ASTI-FmLNoRs Yesierday fore
says the Boston Atlas of the 7h another meeting
Of Americans held the Adams House
for consultation in regard future action The attend
larger than Tuesday night 1t decided to
bold meeting next Tuesday evening at the United States
Hotel and that tho call should embrace all an-Fillmore
Americans who stand upon the Springfield platform.
Measures will be taken to full representation OF
antP Fillmore American sentiment at this meeting The
committee appointed at the meeting of Tuesday night
intended merely as provisional" State committee to
make preliminary arrangements for permanent orgauiza-
ton The gentlemen suggested delegates at large to
the l2th-ofJune convention Mr. Temple Of Framing
ham, and Mr. Thurston, Of Lancaster. The appointments
win la accepted until after the meeting next Tuesday
evening in order that the matter may come before that
meeting free from embarrassment.
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Tvs SWORD OF NAroIEoS AND EnrERoR NIoHoIAs--The
sword borne by Napoleon at the battle Of Msrengo was
bought by Emperor Nicholas in 1850 precisely half
tury after the bloody and memorable occurred This
precious relic purchased for the of tmriy-two
thousand dollara The sword Of great warrior
red in engagement which lasted fourteen hours where
victory aerEaed four different occasions where sixty
pieces Of cannon successfully lost and recapured by
the French priceless souvenir 10 the late Car
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DEGTH kFyL0rIso CONFERENCE.-The Bridge
port Conn Farmer learns that Sir. Levi Dart harbor
pilot Of that town. while the Sound In bis boat in
quest Of vessel needing his services and
only by his son. lad of sixteen years seized with
it, and died in few minutes aner The boy sustained
and helped him TO the hes, Of bis ability until life was e1-
tnct and then, with feelings which may be better imag
ncd than described hastily directed the Of the boat
homewsrd freiehted with its precious burden.
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CONFIRMATION oF Barren MAGAzIsE-wRrTERsA CORES
pendent of the Aberdeen Journal who says he speaks
practical experience gives the paid writer's by the
propreors Of certain periodicals named ave ourselves
says the writer receive from Chamberss Journal twenty
shing per page and for the continuous tales in The
serial guinea and half per page is paid 10 page Of
Chambers there 1873 words 10 page Of the "Les-
Hour there usually l2o words aud for that num-
Der the Religious Tract Society pays fifteen shngs For
page containing about $50 words Eliza Cook used to
pay guines aud Charles Diekenss Household Words
still pays that for page Of not than $50 words
For the smaller pages Of Tsits shsrps Beneys and the
New York Monthly, half guinea each is paid while for
pages OF about the size Blackwood and the Dublin
University pay double that price, For reviews the Ahe
pays half gunes while the Critic and the Lite
rary Gazette pay shlings per column The quarter
lies pay their contributors at rates varying from eight to
sixteen guineas per sheet Of sixteen pages"
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TRIAL OF HON. r. 4. HERBERT.

The evidence in this had not closed at the hour of
going to press last evening. The testimony so far
elected is exceedingly conflicting Until all the facts are
known it unjust to express any Judgment and we
therefore refrain.
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DEATH OF MRS. RUSk.

The many friends Of Gen. Thomas J. Rusk, in the city
and country at large will deeply synpahize with his late
loss in the death of his wife, who died at Nscogdoches on
the 25th of April
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Silver Of Philadelphia inventor Of the Marine Engine
Governor which has been successfully applied TO steam
ships has received proposals from the Ssrdnsn govern
ent for the OF the for its merchant and naval
service, for the sum Of 100000 francs,
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SrARrLIxa PHssonrSox-Nr. John Parker and son were
attending 6sh lines the river about three miles
above here when they surprised by continuous I'M
usual roaring towards the middle Of the STREAM the night
was without wind Owing TO the darkness effort was
made TO ascertain the Of this strange nose until
daylight when II that whirlpool Of large ex-
tent in active operation two hundred yards from
the Missouri shore, which stii continues In operation
drawing In great body Of waterso much indeed that
the volume Of the river below is ssnsiby essenod Drift
wood md large floating logs go in and disappear totally
Many hundreds yesterday went up see this strange
sight Unless this cbasm fills up with water the ef-
feet upon navigation would be calamitous indeed for 1,
would seem that the bottom Of the river has really fallen
out--Squattsr Sovereign, (dftinson H. ~
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Hos Rowan EvKRRrr.-Hon Edward Everett In re
ply TO invitation to deliver his Lecture on the Char
scter OF Washington in Charleston South Carolina SAYS
my health permits and unforeseen circumstance oc
ours to prevent IL propose next and winter to
make a somewhat extensive tour South and West, and
should II then be desired shall have much pleasure in
repeating my discourse at Charleston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
WHIG.

A Pris-r IIuSe ~ fr,LY.-Our readers will
Der that In Of March s9th, published
rc.ponence fon PsccnEa Italy. including the narrative
Of The numerou. aud awful crimes IL Rom-h Catholic
eura,c, BY the name Of Gregory franchi This mOn-
,r In human shape had been sentenced To death, gull
~ Of having deliberately shot peaceful and honest
Young man having married his niece Who, with
other sister, had been previously seduced by the Rev
etrnd .conndrc Since Of death had been pro
nounerd by the High Criminal Court the fends priest
attempted To strange the turnkey In order u make
his escape.
We are informed by correspondent from Ia
acenIa that the Bishop OF that city ~h all the cler
gy tried To obtain mutation OF punishment thus
annung the legal proceedings OF the civ tribunals and
insung the papa theory, that there ought TO bc Two
pealues il the world, widely differing from the Other
viz one sever and the other leuent the former Ia To-
applied to laynen aud the latter To the priesthood
But the clerical attempt failed and the priest Gregory
franch hung at PiaeenEa on the sth ult-N T. O."
saisr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

SrARrLiSG Pnr>oNENoN.-Mr. john Parker and son
eerr attending fish lines the river about three
miles above here when they surprised 10y contnu
Gus unusual roarig toward the middle Of the the
night was without wind Owing to the darkness, no ct
fort made the of this strange noiS
until Wight, when IL seen that whirlpool OF ht
extent was ~ active operation two hundred yarl>
from the Missouri shore which still continues n operate"
asiug in great body Of water much SO, indeed,
that the volume Of the river below is sensiby lcssenej
Dwood aud large floating logs 20 in and disappear to
tally. Many hundreds went up yesterday to see thi>
strange sight Unless this immense chasm soon fills ~
with water the effect upon navigation viii be calam-
tous indeed for il would that the bottom of the
river wa. really falles out-Sq"atter Sorerc9H (dtch
Al
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rHE GuEAr RUSSIAN nEnEsY.

EEvery should la the house handy In
OF scciients the children"
REDpiNGs Russia SAWS
thirty years standing, and u
by physicians and speedy for nsrir
Chbans. Old OF Kind g.
Sores Ulcers Scad Head, Ne Rash, Bunons, S
Nipples whtlows Sites, Fosters. f
Bi spher Frozen Limbs Salt Rhcun, scurvy, s'rr
Cracked Warts aud Flesh Wounds, Is most
which be testified to by thousands VIII
city vicinity for the Las, thirty
this SNlve 10 Injury, Interfere viii
ply ean prescriptions II made from the Purest material
RuSsia-of articles growing ia tina
propretors all classes, clr
captains and others who have used
others Reddings Russia SslVv b.
put large boxes stanP the With picture q h's
also the
per. Sold all the In town
Try, - may be ordered Of any wholesale druggist
REDDINGS CO, Pro brvors.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, Agents; and all Druggist.
fel2-Cm.
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VALENTINE &c son
lave now opened her entire stock Of Spring Summer
DRY GOODS,
10 which they invite the Their Good.
purchased for eA-h, and early the
choice the selection from III largest and
New York.
Below enumersr portion Of purchases, viz:
Brilants, ChntE. JaconeE Organdics and Law
BAvgrs. Tissues, Chales PersiAns aud Chan.
french, English, Swiss and American GinEhams
English, french and American Prints all prices
Jasp foulnTd aud otl.-T ui.r silks
PcloG's extra black Silks aud dg'd do
Black Apaeas, Mohar and Canton Cloth
TsmotNn Cloth Patent and
Crap D'Espagne and Spring Dslalpes
Gents Suminer Cassimeres, Drap dfss and Dc, akns
Wellington Cord Farmer Satin Grape Can lets
Plain and ng'd SIN, Marseiles aud Linen VrstiuEs
Cashmerrs hvTino a-s iur boy ~rA
Scotch, German aud French Linen. Drilngs
Bieaehed ana brown Damasks ard Table Cluihs
Linen liuck and Dams-k Towels and Napkins
Scotch and Ru-sis Diaper and BiAy. Linens
Linen slle ungs, shhtngs and Pillow Linen
Blrarfcd and brown hgd and DR.
Brown and beaehrd shirtngs and Sh,,iinE-
Cotonsdes nenms, Cotton muck aud Gambroon.
White CRnhricS. tape CHECK ed Muslin
India Iwils Diuiy and isppet Skrngs
Nainsock Muslin, bIshop Lawn and Bird Eye Diaper
Cambria and Swiss Rands Founcings aud trimmings
Linen, Cambria breakfast and Mourning Collars
Hem'd and rrnbd Cambria and Lawn Hdks
brnts hand wrought and coloci bordersl
English Thread Lace and new stylc Tissue Wells
Nalencienne- and Maltese Lace Sleeves and Collars
SIX MantilA-, Basques aud Spring shawls
Gents Summer Stocks Ties, Crayats and CollArs
Ladies', Gents and Chldrcn's hosiery and Gloves
siik and Bingham Umbrellas and ParasOls
holiair patent and hoUped nd GTAssC Cloth
Bonnet, Sash aud Cap Ribbons styles
Mexander- Kid Gloves, fresh aud all sz-s nd color.
Loves Corsets, Moss Trimmings, -erpcntine Braid. Ac
celebrated from house In New closing out their
o. the articles We viii offer grade OF them wanting
Linens for Summer or other use at real lndacsmrnt
mhli No W broad street, Valentine
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C 4 OH u &c ? Cd.
PARE FROM RICHMOND.

Two Lynchburg 81 50 To Lexington " ~
II To buchanan ~ To the Natural Bridge ! 81
both Richmond and Lynchhurg Charlottesville ~ ~
Satisfied. fair trial, that the % travel the Packet
leaving evening"
the 22i leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday aud Friday at p NJ reach New Canton
~ Scotisvil IL NJ % the hr, and Lynchbug A NJ
,nd Blchanau aud Lexington AZ p NJ Of the second day
Returning have Buchanan at \. NJ, and lyuchburg at ~
NJ Monday. Wednesday and Friday reach Scotyiv at 10y A
~ r. VI, and Richmond at \. VI.
New with the for the Institute
Buckingham c. H. and Scottsvi with the FOR Char
'ptiesyile.
90 SvrT Time and Distances, In Card below:
l. cure Richmond N1Hiry Lsdrs Lynchburg Monday,
Wednesday, anil kriddy, az "Wednesday and Friday, at
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.sr,SiGrs-whiie Giant.

AsPAEAGUs-Nhite Giant
AErIcHOEE-l.arge Glob
HEANs-Lsrgv Lima, small do,
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Runners,
BROAD Windsor.
SsaP Fairly Yellow, SIX
Weeks: do Mohawk 20 China;
d. Valentine do Half Moon
Refugee leo to one Red Gran
berry.
BGrr-Early Blood Turnip
Rooted do yellow do; Long
Blood French Sugar Mangvl
Wurttel.
BKcoou-Purple Cape White
Cape.
CABBAGg-Early York Large
do, Harry Sugar Loaf: do Batter
sea do oXheart Flat Dutch /;
Drum Head Large u rgen I:
Green Curled Savoy Drumhesd
Savoy Red Dutch FOR Piekling.
CAVIITLOwEks-E arly and
Late.
CTLEEI-white Solid Red do;
CAEEoT-I.ong Orange early
HON AliringhAm WI ie Yield;
CREs s-Curled or Pepper
grass.
CUcrMnERs-Early Frame . do
Cluster. Loug green; Long Green
so-ihgAir Gherkin.
CoRS-Eafly Sugar do Tusca-
rora do yellow.
ESpIvE-Green Curled.
Fac PLANT.
KILE-SibeTiAn Curled.
LETTUcE-Royal White Head
Ice Drumhead Brown Dutch
Curled India or Cape.
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An extraordinary rise has taken place at Paris in da
mond. in consequence of numerous purchases made io
Russia Il is less than twenty thirty per cent an
the diamond merchants nearly sold out These pm
chaser. for Russia bought in cOnnexon with the a.
pro aching coronation of the Emperor Alexander.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
XXTARRANTED FRESH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND

LEEK-Large Scotch.
MELoS0tireen Citron Pine
Apple Nutmeg.
WATER MEoN-finest kind.
NAsTURTtUN.
MUsrAAD-Black Nod white.
oSIoS-silver SKIN: White
Portugal Yellow and Red.
OREA.
Pas Extra Early Early
May Washington DO Frame
do CHARLTON, DwArf blue Prus-
sian ; 10 MArrowfst Bishop
Dwarf prolific.
PARsS s-Long smooth
French Guernsey.
PARsIEY-Curled.
PIPPER-Lar.e Bell or Bull
Nose Tomato shaped ; Cay
enne.
PrNPkIS-Largs Yellow Field.
RHrHARR-NictoriA.
RADpfsH-l,ong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
Spanish
SAIslFT-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SFISAH-Round I.eayed.
SoUAsH-Early Bush ; Bell
ToSArO-LArge Red do yell
low, Egg.
1UKSIP-Pariy Flat Dutch: DO
Red TOP: Large White Norfolk.
White GLOBE; RootA Baga; Dale's
Hybrid
HERBs-Annise CArr"wAy;
Lavender Sweet Basil (; Rose
rnAy sage Summer savory
Sweet MAuorum; Brne.
MA naINEED
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AINSIIF. BOWEN a POWTiI..
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESI! CsuB


CARRIAGE ,ANUTAcTuREH, KxcHAS0E NOM
TEASELIS
hand large Of best quality.
unsbe Styles Coaches, Coaehees Chariot
PJckAwAys, slide seat Top Buggys and Buggy with
fops
have also Repository Northern M
Carriage, manufactured by the
from the Tiesi style Of no Buggy to he finest order Of
Tho. Of will md and
stock, determined 70 sell
BILE s4f
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lNREIGHr FOR NEW YORK, -
II BOSTON PROVIDENCE. PORTLAND, NEW
ARK, NEW MAVEN, CHARLESTON, MOBILE, I'll. LII
ORLEANS. ST LOUIS. GALVESTON, SAN srSSSx-<16k
FRANCISCO. ETC ETC.-PER STEA MSHIP JAAESTO wv
To AND VIA NEW YORH-Csn he shipped every MONDAY
TUESDAY by the United states Mail steamship JAMES
TOWN. Capt Parrish. 49, . -
York. Mcssr-. LUDLAM PlEAsANTS will
this line all % the mentioned places free
u Commission, and at the lowest rates Of Freight.
commodous sheds have been erected on the Wharf In
York. where goods entirely poec, from injury and other
and attention bestowed In forward
n goods for translipment.
shipping by this steamship always calculate 10
hour IA the arrival Of their goods
jamestown" leaves New York Saturday afternoon
to Richmond. For freight apply TO
Twas LUDLAM WATSON.
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'EluE STEAMBOAT AUGUSTA, a eSeSIl
4 Capt. wM. c. SMITH, will resume her regular e<Ss-
rip. to Hampton. &c WEDNESDAY next Aug.
~.
connection with the Augusta will leave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot that morning On o'clock and
Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY Morning Returning will Hampton
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, at o'clock
Boat stop all the regular landings the river
both going and returning
Ofre II A Il Co n.
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EVILS y. WEBB & co.. No. Gs M.s sTsErT, oGer
4 Tor salet
~ hhds good 10 prime New Orleans Sugar
Sjo bbls Coh Crushed and Powdered (stuarts
hrands) sugar
Y boxes Loaf
- hid- prime Cuba Nonsses
81 bbis. prime New Orleans MolAsses
60 bags good On prime Rio Coffee
~ bags Lagusyra
~ pockets prime Java do
10 and half Adamanne Sperm Tallow
en- Sides Sole Leather
2pl kegs Mails
p bales Cotton Lines
- do Candle Wick
iuJ kit No and 2 Mackerei
lsu GunHy iags
general Virginia Georgia Cotton Yarns
Rice Tar Vinegar Tanner OIL Shot aud Lad. Glass Hop- Soap
starch Backing wrapping Paper Painted Buckets Pepper Pen
70. Leldng Ine.. and Fowler Sporting and Blasng
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RAILROADS, &c.
virginia CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
M E% zzszssEFs .sSz U.s.

Great NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE
sosraSsS, -grrnsSS .Sp ws~rssS rs,vsliEss
g3NNssE DAILY (Sunday night eSeeptei h~evn Richmond
u aud Washington City ria Gordonsvlie and Alexandria
Hoars % departure at Richmond 6i3 A. NJ ard 'So y NJ
Returning Washington. A. NJ, aud NJ
and Richmond. l3o y NJ, and A NJ
Tickets through between Richmond
Washington.
TilrSE Two RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL, and
being excellent urier, ana CARRYING riE GREAT NORTH
ERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL the best OF always
connections, shown arrivals daily Richmond and
Washington city Ia advance ~ the steam boat line.
Richmond Washington.
will b. found always ready TO take hOah pss.en-
OF wearing between the Dcpots free
charge. With ample time Tor them TO take their meals whether
ing North south
through obtained between DSnvn and Washing
Of the Road nearly completed to Dsnve.
checks nom
Danvr Road aud attend their baggage all the Wash
.lg or Baltimore Depot
The the by the ms ne by The old steamboat route
Jas }. H. TIMBXRLAkE, Sup't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

NE-E receiving Spring, SUPPLY Of GOODS,
Wv sisiIng n part o. the following articles.
20 hbls. Crushed aud Pulyerised Sugar
~ do c yellow do
Newt Orleans do
ZIG Bags Rio Iaguyra ard Java Coffee
1Uu BOXES Brown and Black Soap
IOn BoAr. AdAmRntlne Candles
10 hhds Bacon Side, Shoulders and Hams
- Kegs superior CaTb and Sal Soda
a5 bhls New orleans Moasses
lOV ibis. Mountain Dew whisky
- DO, Old Rye, Various Brands
1H do krrr's slmmerdrAu do,
81 bbl- and 81 = Casks Imltatinn pr~ndY
2D- SACKS salt, Ashton and Marshall
81 Krgs Pomgranair Tobacco
- Boxes Ground Coffee
- Package Green and Black Teas
AISo-vnrgnr. Pepper, Anspee Wrapping Paper Yeast Pow
Holland Gin, Peach and Apple Brandy.
smoking Tobacco. Salt Prr, and other
articles tedious TO mention In Advertisement
mh9 RATCLlRF A DOUGLASS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COriPANN.
meeting Of the Local Board Of Directors, Richmond
the New York Life Insurance Company. Monday Feb
1870, the following resolution unanimously adopted
examined the and exhibits the New
Company for the last embracing full Of it,
assets &c To the lst January 1850 and being satisfied with the
perfect sound condition Of the cordially
II commenced It, operations IL with guaranteed
capital Of t5 which has accumulated ~ 59S e. all In
vested In state stocks and In bonds and believed G
undoubtedly good.
We know mode Of
prohts mutual FOR the insured have
thirty per cent annually on the premiums paid 49,,
Rev CHAs. II. READ,
wv. g. PAYNE
Rev JANIS D. TAYLOR, q
Csc W. CLUTTER,
Tuos p. AucUsT,
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Amount 81 assets January |, 1883, t0U2O62 10
Amoun, Of receipts for premiums. interest, 4e To Jan.
!, 1856 S31s,lS6 IL
DfsHuRsrvENrs
Paid lOssc. by death, Interest dividends
and all other 22l,2+O 10
1925 o.
Accumulated Fund, JAn'y l, 1886. si,G9Nss e.
For further Information and explanatory books apply eos
fec CHARLES wORTHAM Agent
PEEL,S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.
SerLNe orange CfrOgi, Dc, 1hree lea Our
q REMARKABLY pleasant carminative and stomaehic
the stomach and bowels prevalent
requeuty, when neglected, produces Cholera
also valuable remedy for fatuncy Dyspepsia and Genei
hNiy Persons living la districts where
preventive Prise 81 per bottle, Is per
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents, Messrs BENNETT BEERS
lso Main street and x Pearl STREET Richmond. s-i5-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

New and choice STYLES Of
\ and colors. A beautiful as
CHRISTIAN a LATHROP,
No. ~ Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

HIT. SASFOHD'S INvIGOH ATOR-I. recommend
~ ed to the public relying IT. Intrinsic excellence
for all Bilious Attacks may he truly and safely relied upon
being fully capable Of the diseases for which II
mended, and fT giving and the
It. qualities have bvn fully tested long practice by the
Pror Through the urgent solicitations Of who have used
and been benefited by the proprietor has induced place
before the puhc. a Bilious sick Headache,
Chronic Diarri, Habual Cosiyene Bilious Collie Dyspepsia,
Pain Ia the stomach aud bowels General Debility Female Weakness,
&c.
Fo sale Druggists generally, PURCELL LADD CO.
No ~ - Main aud 14h Gcrea Agents and by Aexr
Duyal No W. Main street. g H. Whit, I5 Broad street. and ao
by Sanford a Co, y. Y. fet-1y