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x. gu.sand,s Cniciaed aia agnesiai is free

~ Husbands Cniciaed iiagnesIa 10 tree
from unpleasant taste and three tmes tas ~
of ths common Csicned MAenesla We
F,IR MEDAL and FoUR fIRsT PRsmioM siLvhx
MEDALS have been awarded it IS bsins the oess ~
For sale by the Druggists and country st''sfespefs
ana oJ 'he TioaAs J. HUSBAND,
,e sa,,. Phiiadelphia.
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IT, Law Notices-.EE addition 10 MI the
Courts he'd in the city of Richmond the subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts OF
POWHATaN COUNTY. .
,nb o. sa,m- Richmond, Va. 81
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TRULY PARIsIAN-A Parisian dentist 10 now
selling artificial teeth for babies" He sells .
great quantity Of them 10 wet nurses In Paris VINO
are In the habi. of receiving presents on Ne arst
tooth Of the baby. &
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SRECiAL nOTICKs,
y Emporium for Bargains: 3 = =
EXTENSIVE OPENING or 80 Z
NEW SPRING GOODS, esss a
At j. MILLHi6ER BkO.,g,

At j. MILLHisER Z Bko,E
ls3 Brosd street.
Ens suoscnbers are about opening the most ex-
.ensve snd choicest stock Of NEW GOODS TREY z
sssr nsa the good fortune to offer to their ftenda
s.a cusomers generally, and respectfully call the
s.,eotion of the ladies the sams In particular In
a'loE 10 me usual variety of GoodE kept In cur
Ins We sha!! have of the best stocks in the city
In tns following kinds of foods:
black sliks of al grade, -sat
Fancy Dress silks newest ssylss
nhk koess some very rich
nerage hobes great variety 8 ~
fiain Bersges, tissues and Grenadines aef
LIE Ens and French Jsconets
Psln ell wool D.iaines and Cb.Ii..
Plain and Figured 8riisntss ~
Stsliss and Csshuere Sh.vls
bomoszines Alpac2s and De Beess
100 pieces Jscooets and Cambria s
1000 do Checked Musfins
Irish Linens Napkins and Toyais
Table Osrnask sni Table Cleths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
20G0 6ns French Muslin Collars
$3.50 fine Cambria Coists
500 Cambria and Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs ssc< q tri
100 dozen Grass Linen do .
100 do Hem-stitched do
600 do low.priced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarietan Dresses ,-.ll
Hsnsooks and Swisses
A rich lot of Csmbiic Edzings
Psrssos epdlets variety rs
full a'sorsmsnt of Hosiery, Ats. Lscss Eds-
ings, &c. ~ f.s--
The principal part of our goods being bought at the
large trade auction sales In New York the rsmsin-
dsr in job lots exciusivsly for cash. will
knowledge any competition In the way Of low prices.
that ryhody, these Says. in favor Of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
J. MiLLaIsER BRO,
mn S-Sw 1873 Broad ut.
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kY DIR. G.. w. Briggs has removed To tho
office recently occupied by Or r II Christian, at me
corner of Governor ana Main Streets servant I;t
SLEEPS at the office, who will convey messages % as
Office hours daily 1oA. M. to2P. NJ, and $ to 9 r.
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<w Lust Notice--One Week Locger.-.
Intending TO Gloss lny business at the ot stsnd ON
MONDAY the 24th inst, / ofsr the residase ct ny
stoox Of Dry Goods without regard 10 cost. Terms.
cash only" -,
NV Store House will be for rent, en- the ti.ss cay
of April. Thoe u. ~OSAAA4S'
pnk 6-ya
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xr- nr. p. Fl. Christian has Femovea DIS
a. "a tba Richmond House, Governor street,
hsTs he ear be found all times exceet when pros
HnGie Hnan s,ssssd NH 3-s
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Surf DEcDED.-The will of Willis, who died in
Cincinnati, and left all his property to his manu-
mitted slave and her children having been contest
cd by his relatives In Baruweli District, South
Carous, where the estate is located. has been de-
cjded In favor of the negro woman. The case will
be taken TO the supreme court of South Carolina
John Joliffe Of Cincinnati Was the executor of Viii
Lin
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DEAD LETTERs-During the quarter of the
year, which expired Tuesday, sbout 1000 dead
letters were opened, which contained money
amounting il the aggregate TO little over 5 000
and seYen-eghths If this amount had been restored
to the owners. The number of letters, as well as
tt" amount Of money, shows a considerable falling
of over the returns of previous years The esti-
lAa:eS Of the department of the whole number of
dead letters received in former years. under the
high postage System, was three millions and a
half Under the low postage prepaid system it
does not exeaed three millions year. although
the number of letters mailed is far greater Ano.
ther important Improvement is found in the fact
that pos masters now return many classes Of Gead
letters more frequt My than formerly, and thus
letters OF value are restored to their owners with
much less delay.
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iHh LtATHtR TRADE-The following extract
reanVe 70 the above trade, is copied from the
LONDON sun Newspaper, of January Doth. 1857.

The LEATHER TRADE The foI,o,ino ar,raes
relative to the above trade, is copied from the
Lonaoh sun Newspaper, of January 2oth 1857.
,,o. IS, y. nlsht large meeting of master boot and
~ IN the metroros including nlaay of
tne pIiE eipa nembep of the trads Was bsd at the
rteemasons Tavern with thu via NJ adont;nv
saa oh c 'ufse OF action to accommodate their ia-
ie.tbs, me unprecedented rise in the price of
Neeas From the state q ants that s.vs,sI .nsak.r
ue 20 tue meeting, il appears that from variety
:, on eau es the price Of leather is from S.
oo peI cent many estimating il AZ ayen "A HI khsr
hsure than that more than il was vaer sgo Tbi.
no' c9nhned to London, but s general IN hrou shout
tus wn9is country Not wishing to run the risk of
ceass In tbs price of boots and ,hoes the rr asters
ourlng the last year have struggled on At the ola
pl,ess hoping that the rss was only temporary AMI
exceptional, but they have done 80 In many asses
without deriving fartking of prr fit on the whole
transactions for the twelve months and in Others by
sustaining heavy losses The c.se of one wel-known
Iadethan was cited, who paid rent of e 400 wear
ior his premises, and who estimated ths whols of
the prohts on his tr1de for the last wear NJ onlv g0
sno tnaI WITHOUT taking into account his ne seseary
mouse nod expenses. This state of tbinez ;t xva,
STATED bas become sslious to the trade that tha
members OF 1t have been driven to bring the mater
ohoef puoic confederation with the view OF iust-
J.nk Iusn IN making an equivalent advance in the
pfces OF boots and shoes of all kinda not for tha
pose OF obtaining greater profits which thew rem.
aiste, out simply as measure of necessity protec.
ZION and Justice to themselves as . body The s.er.
y aud consequent high cost o. leather are chiefly
attributed by the trade to the enormous consum
OF the article during the war when at the seus tirne
90 raw hldes were imported into this country from
St petersburg; to the greatly increased quautitles
OF ea1her now being exported to the United stateg:
10 the murrain among cattle in South America
"uencs We nave been accustomed to rive large
supplies of raw hides; to the expectation of boots and
onoes IN Incredibly large quantities tho Australian
eoonies SINCE ths gold discovery; aQd a dscraase
IN the suPpiy o. leather have heretofore receiysd
from France, resulting from the extensive sub.titu
hlon o. leather for wooden shoes among the lower
cases In The French provilces The meeting en-
tlrey rspudiated the idea of anything like com,
rination among tbs mssves the trade Ct which
ihey aresme bers or the purpose of forcing rise of
prices CO The public. resolution was passed BY
scclsmstion recommending the adoption BIZ the
trade OF an average advance In the price of boots sud
shoes Ia proportion 70 the ras the price OF leath
er Other resolutions were s!so adopted for giving
ehect 20 the wlshea CT the meeting and the proceed
ings terminated.
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PHoToGFAPHING BANK BILLS This very dan
gerous method of counterfeiting is becoming the
instrument Of fraud in New York. The Post of
Tuesday says:
eentesl looking called at Besk's store in
Broadway and after purchasing silk dress pattern
for b2o, offered in payment counterfeit 100 bill
CD the Eank of the Republic of this city. The an
pearsnce Of the I'LL excited suspicion that it was
genuine, and the individual was requ ssted to welt
urtl one of the clerks could get it changed mes
senger was then dispatched with the bill to Bank and
soon returned with the announcement that it was a
counterfeit, While the messenger ives gone the 10.
divi6ual who had offered this bill exhibited nervous
meas, aud on thu srrival of the messenger he was
taksn into custody. He gave hi, psne Or Darling
ana st ted that he engaged in the Office fClapp
and Neunlng. real estate sEsnts, in Broadway. On
searching him the othcer found three more of the
", rthless 100 liis his person. He confessed d
his galt, and expressed much regret at ths step he
mad taken Tue bi Is subsequently proved to bs pho.
t7graphs, sna were taken by Meade Brothers, da
gu rreotypists in Boad dwsy, at the request Of Oar
ling. vino represented that they were not intended
or circulation, BIZ. to 10 some scientific invesi-
CATION which he then making. These artists also
executed for him photographs of the bills of several
etheT banks
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srs tGh RENT The upper pnrt Of file
81 house hain street Nc 1873, between gh gud
@@~s 10Th straets, il fo- Rent 1t contains s rooms
anc has water on ths gecond hgyr. For aerms ap
Ply to l. H0YIE,
nh D ST. no. 1913 Main street
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The COMET: He Is ON HIS WAY-In Paris re-
Gently man was noticed, with candle in his haoo
gtsticuIHting st aud inyocain2 the stars In a feV
ainutes after he began to throw his furniture cut OF
the window into he street 1t sppsara evident that
his brain had been turned by the idea that the wo, Id
il abont to be brought to end in Juus pert he th
collision of the approaching comet with cur sarth
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NEWS FhCM MALAGA The W Wasington U aon
contains letter from Malaga, dated 3Ist January,
which says the Rai,in crop has been very short,
last vintage being estimated ct 6OO0OO boxes
Museateis, whilst other descriptions show still
greater decrease. owing TO disease which has been
very general. Prices have ruled yery high ave-
raging 81 for r hi. aud 81 25 for ordinary layers
for the American market. London layers 50 to 81
per box Stock at the end of the year abont 80 600
boxes. The Oil crop about an average Wine
very deficient. Freighs to The United States dull
at S6 per ton for freight
There is rate of exchange on the United
States, il heing difficult at any time to negotiate
ellis. /: may be done . favor at about Z per
cent; 90 days bills on London at 81 ID. per dollar
Hamburg 453; Paris, 80.
There has not been any edicts or royal orders
affecting the commerce of the United States made
during the last yesr, excepting the quarantine reg
ulatious and the admission free Of breadstufIs
(wheat, C orn and flour) TO June next.
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COOKED TO DEATH.--On Tuesday of Nicho
las keaman about yesrs Old fell into of
sop.tabs ct stradsr Keyt's dstlllerF, in Milton
Ky. and scalGed TO death. This little fellow WI
missed from O'Clock in the afternoon till late in the
evening, when his bcdy wss found floating in the
slope, his tissh compl etelY cooked.
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A MISSING MoDEL.--Clarke Mills, the sculptor, q.
Washington, purchased horse some time since, in.
tending touse him model" and meanwhile
hired him to Samuel Strong for five dollars per
month, with the privilege purchasing hi at $500
strong disposed of the horse however, to john Mar
tin and Robert Strong, who in turn sold him to Nr r
Williams of Va for 1925 News of this reaching M Z
ills hs took possession of the sBimsl, and had Mer-
tin sod the lwo strongs placed under bonds TO sp
pe ar before the criminal court, chsrgs OF
cousoiracy to defrsua
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The Methodis. Episcopal denomination have do
sermined, says the Herald of Freedom, 10 build !
college near Palmyra, Kansas
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k~IsiASt.E DWEIi.INs N

= z. HI M y
EG;7 SY ONE.Y F0G KENT.-Tne large and hand
E;S seme BTick Dwelling occup4ed by P d
BernsYd, Esq in the towp OF Sydney. lust 5syoud
fae Far Ground lie for rsnt and ium sdiste posses
sen pasY be hsd. II has 10 rooms, with the usu.l
l--a ,usss srG { sores q ground attached II de-
sea The Furniture may b. purchased st fair price
Pew residences, IN the envirors Of the city are
s.usl TO this in point of comfort copvenierce, c.
Alp'y TO
suL-6t TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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4S~. EUk kEST--The store isrt aeon.
Es& pied by s. $. BuEch, oa Governor street In.
FAA Qu'Fe OF s. W. HABWOOD
81 l--4tT
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.! LAUIE7~ flIMBEtl HOUSE Sautis
e SIDE Of Ebs.n, FOk RENT.-EEis luml er
house, the property of the Jas K. d Ka Co.
IL Esst rebuilt aad will be ready for a tensut by
tn at II april The house is large and comlao6-
oHs wei suited for storage house d tobacco fac
tory. For terms, spply to the a1aefsi signed
E:ECHAELS
mn .l-tn AgaEt fci =. " ssonnection
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The Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway have or-
dered all the trains to come to dead stand before
crossing any bridge.
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g. f&& tES1- A Dwelling on Union
- Hi. mex door 70 my residence.
So i-ts WA CUGLINf3SWORTH SR
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-, NVfN ~tsIF,, FEkEN N'AFF4 ' = El!Hcr
ezs of these very desirable RESIDENCES, GU
SO Grsca street neSr g,b. They a~e very pleasant
srd hsva evs;y convenience in iheu. They Will be
sd 1r very sec nuodst,1- terms, both ss TO price
sd t"re # psvnept Ig-Ee portion of the Fu--
ssse money resoai7 a for several years by
% the interest seEsi-saaCsiy. Possession given
at nvenient time Also, foI ssie, esse. or rent
u,her ys'ushlr property. B. MINOR
ap TN Attcrrev At Law. sw Building No. l.
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81 FOls "a lie II he HOnae Ga the south
~ de OF the Eichmoad Docx tn n h street
Apply On the premises to MRS. WILLIAMS.
..t Si---5ts
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Es5s F0R Hk.4I--Jhe large ard conve.
81 nlent Tenement On Grace street, COW ia the
occupancy q Rev. 3 Ghdersleeve. Posses
son given in few days App'ytO
mhSl-3t GNDDIN / hPPFRSON
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tsgA Hbn t4bNr-.The Dwelling o.. Toe
Sss esst 5ae Of 7th, bstwetr Cisy and i.s igh ats
FIX The house con:ains rooras, bepides klscllen
stable hath house, &c. Possession given immediate
, spPiy to
rj 81 8. GODUIN & APPFRqON
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~ F3iZ s&INg'---The 5auss on aary
ss+s strset, between I'd ana Sd, recently occupied
sc ~S'-N BY L a. Pryor Esq 1t contains / rooms, and
.h' seeG recently thoroughly repairsd. For terms
SP?y 70 DiBkELL4 & JOHNSON,
nh !F-ts Opposite ShcCkos " arehouse.
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- tOIl kH$E- < large Fo0In OK i-zI
EsSs 4 OF, over store Inquire Of
IL PARKER, hIMMO & CO.
J.
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CArrLE-BREEpINe IN TExAs-Mr. Cleveland,

CATTLE-BREEDING IN TEXAS Mr.. Cleveland,
OF Cypress Sp!ing., Lays county, Texas, has writ
tea foher letter TO the Com nmissionsr of Patents,
in which he that the settlers in that section of
Texas generally engaged in raising stock, which
entirely subsist upon the sage and mosquito grasses,
which abound in the valleys of the Perdinales snd
Colorado rivers The cost of raising stock IN this
state is nothing and the only trouble that the stock
man has consists simply in collecting and berdipg
them ia the spriBg; for the balance Of the year they
tske care of themselves, occasionally coming home
for lick of salt Stocks of cattle thsTs range fronl
one hundred to ere thousand head and they can be
sod--cows and calves, 500; twoyears old, Sl0 three
year-olds Sl2; four-7earolds 8l5; five yenr olds,
stocks of cattle of (ssy) 800 head composed of
calves yeeripGs two olds worth, all round,
sc and s7 per head, according to quality. Working
exen command $40 70 $50 per yoke. Cattle keep
fat there all the year round.
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,SYa + * ZEN "a me Inrae frort
E<As hu9mr leve! with the slrser, If the United
-~.@ S'ctes Hotel, suitable for Barber, Lawyer,
q D"et9- with oil cloth and gas chandelier. Also
tt'sfa as rooms fos families just va5ae6i pair
u rooms connected which VIII be let to tsmies,
"Nh board, reasonable terms
Hn 2l---tH JGHE A. JFTEK
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SPANISH AMERICAN UNIoN-The New York Her.
aid published treaty, signed at Washington, D, c.,
on The 8th cf November last, BY theministers ot
rev Grenada, Guatemala, Salvador, Mexico, Peru,
Costa fics, aud Venszuls similar in character and
provisions to tbs previously msce public, in
which Chill Peru and Ecuador participated. /. pro
vides that e,ch republic pha guereItee the indepen
dencs. sovereignty and territorial integrity of al the
others not permitting fibusterng expeditions TO be
formed, carried projected within their bounds
All sucn things are to be treated as piraticsl The
governments pledge themselves cot to cede or alien
any foreign power ary part of their territory
They bisd themselves to regard as acts Of usutpa-
Ito !, the DEGREES of power created in any OF the
Spanish American statsn by the cid Of foreign
force, and are to act together, otensively and de-
fonslvsly in any case of tilibuater invssion. No
State is 20 afford asylum to the epemies of any
other STATE. Then there are provisions for mutual
rights of citizenship, commerce, navigation, postal
judicia and otherwise Ths diplomatic representa-
of nation is required to protect the citizens
ofall, when called upon. To perfect his alliance
it is provided that oopgress Of pienpotentisries
th5rised for the purpose, Shsli assemble at Lime,
feru in the Of this year. to give definite form
to the federal compact. This Congress is to assem-
Bile every two three years in some desgnated city
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81 4 = & t-t1s IA first rate buyire-~
~ stEnd, On IAN street, iataly occupied hv Henry
&s-A " QusSles, as q wholesale he aUd shoe store
Possession given Immediately. For te.ms, epp!y to
nh Il zGN8Ey EIGN w. ERY { SOMS
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~ RED EYE FOR sAL3.--Th 4. dis

t~ay|tip guished sacer and Stallion, who SO Per
HA forma aces upon the Turf have excited SheI sd-
miration and applause Of the Union and pfoven him
worthy his descent from his iilustrious sre the IN.
opsrable Boston, will be sold by mis- az tne
Esi,ield Race Course on the Jockey Club day OF the
surine Raceo of 1857, which takes place the first
week In the month of May.
"Red EysD isin perfect health and vigor and has
abo1vn bsef sure foai gstter; end for size, power
ana appearance ia unequslled by any thorough bred
Stallion in the country. He has already made t~o
seasons and his colts are unusually large and pros
Ing BE Will be eleven years old on the 10th day ii
TcRMs-Ons third cash bslsnce in two payments,
at 60 DAYS and months Notes with undoubted en-
dorsers and negotiable and payable at the Bank ol
Viryinia, required for the deferred Payments The
purchaser will receive immediate possession of the
Horse rrcn complying with the above TERMS and
with bin oil the ben eits of his sseson which win be
stated in de all the day of sale paying the State
tax for the same BELCHER CROUCH.
A a. 2au f.atM
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T2 70 X 4 = z - 4 small Tx xnement,
SGa VIII acres. of ground attached, On the Ne
cnaL.9Sgl4ls Turnpike. next tenement to II Js
e-iih 5. For terms, apply to
~. Is c. Q. TAOMP8ON. Cur Hon,e
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srs f0R 81 :. y X-1ne very desirable
- cwe. irg 9th street, be e5wecn G-ace and
@n->~ traTkHu street, in good reusir, coutsinlnF
seven rooms VITA arge kitchen and garden attach
Cd. Possession given immediately Apply to
K. Ii. SKIIK 2R 4 co,
rrh 81 M - Csrv straat
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i7-2swts ]. GRATTAN CAHFLL

lgsa tAG.t : SIS hEsL E~VAEk IN
80 MANCHkSr CALLED 'JEen nTCN {"
A<"%% FOR SAL a. The s1hscre5ers aEe autho-izsd
T. seil :ba. really beautiiu. place ia Manchester
called "TIerton j." recently occupied by Thomss Va
csn, Jr., Esq ltco1tsips q square Of two acres
Ihe buildings on the p ccnbist of Dwelling with
trJoms besides large Kitchen, Stable arraEe House
Sn keh' use, yell ef water, Dairy, &c all in CO m
pe5e fepElr- TIE yard Is Handsomely she'd euf is
beautifully SCI II grass. This is love IL suntner re
t-est 1t is remarkably healthy. as the cwner is
unwilling to rent cut the property, hs vi sell it or
ysro accommodating terms and on liberal crait
Arply to GOCDiN & APFEE40N
nh il-2lawlr
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ry.Etfe Irsnrance -,rhe MutnaI Rene

EyEffe fHsurance.-r"he MatHaI Rene.
FIT LIFs issUaANCE COMPANY makes annual oivi.
derds of hirty- five per cent and 2sys them while
The insured is living thus helping him TO ps7
oae-thira of his premiums. |gg
We're the Cen psny to retain the dividends until
the death of the insured they could well afford
to pay from 10 20 80 per cent % IS per cent row
Dividends paid TO January lst 1857, Ga57, SCI 81
Leases by cath TO :" s. - 1,5 56 l3f so
Reserved capita! to pay future Losses, 248A5l1 10
81 9ss 51t S5
No Company il the United etatss has more cspital
for the amount cf risk-none affords advantages
to the insured.
N B. Wien the premium policy, for term OF
life, amounts TO $50 per year. the Company Will
loan the injured half of it st pnr Sc mt interest
B. w Kn0WLE8, Agent. Fl
DR. 4. SNEAD Medical Examiner. .sr
Office at "StstioneIs' Hail." no. 20 Pearl st.
NH Zl-tf
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Y from this date application will be made to the
Farmers Bank of Igins for the renewal Of Certi-
cate numbered 1885, and dated 9th October, 1913 for
II shares of Stock Of said Bank belonging 70 the hu'
tual Assurance Society Of Virginia. which Certificate
has been lost many years-
Rirhmond 18th March 1857. nh T-lewlm
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Gsz EJL ksENI'.~- sFc have Tor Rent z
4; vesy desiGapie rooEus over the stCre occupies
-as-4 BY us.
te2b Parker, NIMMO & CO.