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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
AnTUsEMENTs.


A CADEMy or MUSIC.
"A The pube respectfully inform consequences
OF tho approaching
pressut will be
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Of their performance IN New York but one.
MONDAY tyfhiNa, e.
OPERA AND BALLET
Eossipis chef d. uvre
WILLIAM TELL,
ras ana nelense enoI ", u z, ,o-r'ns, WIN
1871 : - :, ~ ~ n'''.hi '"o"'"
sr'S - ~, W ~
H'bh" =. ~ 4 ''b M, ~. ="
sas"os ~ ~ uos
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i1IheipM eA"f"s ssis "a N'' "'s xr,yrrx
-, :, 49, 80. s."s'S ~ ~ .-,c~
ef "NIsiih ana '""e"' ~ ~ ~. $500 ~
Conductors ( 81. ~ NJ .ss.n
.. .y,,S n.'"Hi'' ivnniai~
H. oo. !, =, fse's -. - :, ~ ,ara H.. o,.,, -
Sln'ncn OF IN. y ~ ~ WI .P"" m p,o,a ~ -
ust -" vi "P'"'""s 0eSscA4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

WALLACK's THEATRE
w
REOPEN
In few days
FOR TIE FALL. AND WINTER SEASON
ENTIRELY REGiLT,
PAINTED
and
REDEUOR iTED,
Under the sole Engagement
Mr. wAfIACK
Stage Manager, Mr.. LESTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
A ssYoNEE,s SALE OF REApy. MADE CLOTHING

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF READY. MADE CLOTHING
IA and piece goods.
A. NJ tsIsTALAR, aucioneer, q Bowery, win sell on
Monday 9th inst at le1 o'clock large lot OF clothing
0sng OF raglan frock and sack coats silk satin velvet cloth
And cashmere vests; assortment CLOTH se ami cassi
mere pants
Piece goods -consisting
Cassmeres cloths doeskis prtersins pilots, beavers
silk sAins, velyeis, ininss, &c, &c.
BY order OF the assignees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

NEW YORK RAcEs S,,o, coupsp
The races m oss The Fashion Long Island WIFI CON
swrf1STIfis tj$ Eaas s Taas sps
Rs halt Gre Closed With .S M S
VIM a. Gibbons !, Goldeaf by Trojan out Of GOdpn
s $, john 1,sss. Neck by Cracker out Of s''
John Hunters eh Jim Watson. by imp. Glencoe, out Of
INTERROGATION SS!is Nh, ;oS Ss ~; 1aks.
. q wiI sh,
Mashinsion by Revenue out Of sarah Washington By
Esosr ka,zs Dr. Alamode BY Mariner, Fashion
s. WIN. GtSons 81 Mary Essns By imp Glen "
JOIN nnnsT Rs CO. Il S %sa BY imp Glencoe Out
joan nunssrs Sosissn By znsanec. out OF Viz
Thos Tnos W boswell b. h. sia.aer ~ Giide. -
II nlsssssns os Wiskss s. np diea "
Ri SnIasoSs G ,S a'Sl'H sr.nci Dr. h. Tar
River, by Niehoias aam " Cimon ..........5 yrs.
hiN Fox f TWo S 4hAk e Obs ONE NILE
my o %s sss g. $
Aso s. C.. w imp Monarch, asos cassandra BY imp.
s. r. Z. Bushs ch- ssarbeam. by imp Glencoe dam by
WIN: Gibbons, b. crnons, b. Financier out of Mss
John users ch BY imp. Trustee out Of Ornament BY
Q. Charles ). Loyds ch e. BY Kingpin dam b, Csdnua
SWEEPSTAKES f0K THKEE YEAY oLDS TWO snx
$500 subscription, 500 forfeit With $50 added Closed with
four nominAtions
l. John Campbefs cl t. BY imp Glencoe, out Of Mrh BY
2 Rcbcr Kuzs b. Pickaway, By Wagner. dam BY Che
VIM n Gibbons b. Godlcaf BY Trojan, out Of Godpu
Thos Thos W. Doswell's eh Planet, by Revenue out
THE rAs sfSosp n EASE shaE R RfsrAkrs
500 a%e ~ s.f sri saAa 81 .s asor nsa with plato
60, Values ss, sssi oee aaasa by the proprieor
Closed on the s Jul vita sixteen noan .'ions Below Is
list OF uo eatries their ages allowances, DC
Age S S s.':is n Ss.s;ss, s sss:'
T. Ps Forbes b. h. zano-
a e X 81 S,i SlIiss. out OF la %
z Gibeit frames eh IN.
G iensoe. dam" Dan. by = w Coz.
Laura -pliiuan, by wag-
out o. Gloryela b,
keS ;es'' ( ka,1s IT. M 40 W.
gut s1" OF Fashion 10 = camp IMP.
s. w 'nsI Il IL; gibbons cb m.
Mary Eveine, by imp.
Gichcor, ,ont Of Sa'lio
8 Also, en- h. ihe lzsr. by
Tall; 10, out O andrew -, "a. :.
1 A. ker1yin's b. Z. j..
- Tally hc, ouof Seyea.
s. s gao, b. M i. Augusta, ~ III J"
imp. Anderhy, GU, Of
hsSaiisn i l%ssss.sa' up. 1873 p@ is
. t ,hssleS : f,i Li0l !, w, :; b.
%, OF Masuol " mp
ic = f's e S,sl's ch NJ rar, ~ -"
chute. by imp; Yorkshire,
out Of her~hirs, ty lie
b oa.as Harold. ess q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

A USTRALIAN PIONEER LINE-KsrABLISHED 1851
"A Carrying the United States mails
A 1 extreme clipper ship GOLDEN HORN, Cox, com
mander. for Melbourne positively September 90
medium clipper MARION, Gross, commander, for Sgd
ney positively September 10.
clipper ship ROCKLAND succeeds the Golden Horn,
for Melbourne, and sails early IN October.
I clipper ship JAMES HOyEY, Robinson, commander,
succeeds the Marion, and sails early in October.
Ths olden Horn made her last eighty five days.
has elegant accommodations for and second cabin
passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
X. w. CAMERON,
No. Bowling Green.
Sight bills for sale and cash advances consiyn
mens Consignees In Australia, Messrs Wilkinson Bros
Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

JACOBS. c7 BROADWAY, ADVANCES MONEY ov
% diamonds watches jewelry segars snd nerrh ,niss.
OF every description ~ sight H.sness irtis pfv ~,
my retail strv Estsllshel ia tssd tsnsss,os
moderate. Open from A. N olgp.A Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, oCToBERi
PURSE $50 TWO MILE HEATS.
PURSE. SI.uS FOUR MILE uEArS.
All races, To- which money j. added he postponed In
red weather the proprietor TANKS proper Entrance
FOR purses per cent
The nrSi ench day win come on punrtually one
ocockthe second AT quarter past woivng ample
time persons leaving the city the boat the foot OF Fail
ton street O'Clock 10 roach tho track In
principal race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
a usTRALIA -cnNNERd1AI LINR-rnR .ot,r xr

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE-E0R MF.T.sSOt aNE
n direct Sailing promptly On advertised ss rlm supc
l. extreme clipper ship y. NORRIS 1ttl
fciiinsny, ccmmancer, viii have immediate de tae
This superb vessel takes he berth three
fatths of her actually ngag asst going b0rd
che hsugy ventilated, delivers her rsigh n hue order
and pears heh for her saing qnais
cuners expcc,"a tha she VIII msSe thc rnf nspe of 20
Tn accommodations Tor AMI CABIN passea
a. unsurpassed Tor afh ranNr
rsr the preference any vessel loading Aus
traim. slippers sn eagrants tyi,et TO We
engaging elcwhrre For rei4at passa1e spply
tnar tsyt s North river, y FIN AkD NC, rs
Bnndpay Cash advances male approved runs 1wnens
sauseneps ~ NusrNli, wess-s Neurge lloyd o. GOV
ernsneni agents fOr New south alss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

A UCTION sALE-OF A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM
"A Of 81 the promises, Thursday, september
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ 1t situated on the Williamsburg ia
atca turnpike road four miles from Grand ferry the
very bel Of land suitable Cor gardening gentleman
try seat small house but good large barn wagon
SHE'D and hen house. all la arst repair all under
fence with well of water and cisrn by the door also
plenty fruit shrubbery, Terms-S2
bond number years For further par
culas inquire of Mr. FOWLER 81 Charlton New York,
tho premises Mi Idle Village Ncwtown, H. Stages
from Grand And Peck slip ferries pass tho door every
hour TH,lMA PETIT. Auctioueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

poYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERsIA-FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The PERSIA, @. H. y. JudkDs. Commander, will saA
from tho Wednesday NEXT, 18th lost steamboat
will between the wharf at Jersey City, And the
Persia from to 0h O'Clock 70 convey passengers and
baggage board. E. CUNARD. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUcTIONEER uSElIOI.D
~ furniture by ". a 4. H. SliiENck--On Moni ", eth
inst y O'Clock, At Their ssesroom No 81 Nassau street.
elegant conpris,n,
gar curved rosewood parior brocci plush and hair
CLOTH rosewood marble top rosewood mahogany.
Oak and ensriied chsnper furniture suite oak iining
furniture rosewood wardroues BOOKCASES, &C. side and
stands book stands Of furni
ture; also elegant rosewood pianofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

TALLY Ho--TAIJ.y no.
ART UNION CONCERT HALL.
iT Broadway,
VIII reopen Saturday nct Oct 50 With artists sected
IRON he choicest ,aep, that B. produced tbs United
stateA
sTAe propretors Of this establishment are determined
shall he conducted on principle that every gentleman WIZ
appreciate
Wines liquors and scears direct on, of bond.
\ EClURFs IN BRoogIyS
L. Dr BOyNToN ~lll commence his Of Eight Illus
rsted Lectures Geology I'll the Atenpurn Srooktyn.
MONDAY EvsSrse, SErr. u
All paintings and apparatus viii be exhibited
for the u: Teachers and stddens
single admission, cept Doors opea ell; To commence Il
5k sSOck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

TIVE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMP ANY'S
4 mail steamship HAMMONIA,
For london, Hamburg and Hsvrc.
VIII sail from the companys pier, Il North river foot Of
Fulton street.
Friday, October 10.
First cabin S00 second cabin x storage as For pas
O. Is. RICHARD BoAs CO., Isl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

TOR SAN FRANCISCO hxn FRASER RIVER
Tie CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK AND EUROPEAN
STEAMSHIP cONpANTs STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON
will positively sail on the
18th Of OcToanR.
from pier No d North river foot Of North Mpre street New
SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER,
RIO JaSRrRo. VALPARAISO AND SAN JUAN DEL
Only limited number Of passengers AMI amount Of freight
viii be taken for which early Application must be made The
accommodations " this steamer are unsurpassed
freight passage spply NJ the oGcc " the company
US Greenwich street, New YORK.
HENRY RANDALL Agent
CuTToN A cos DESPATCH LINE FOR
~ San FRANCISCO.
t1wcet rates ami detention.
Popular ahir anf small ranaciy.
100 day. ~ San Frsncs
The splendid aud favnriDs rppcr ship
ARCHER
Is receiving Der cargo pcr rl~er and viii onpsy
sail as ayoye.
This fine clipper has passarr n san crautsro
~ los days aud the good condition ~ delivering b- AFRO Ia
MI shippers She "a the rtpr nov loe
inc and being of small capacity "a all IN y
re uneousled Inducements 70 shippers III meeting
the asrii 81 California market.
SUTTON CD. o. south street or WALL street
Shippers making early application the lowest rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

TINTED STATES MAI, STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
~ and New Orleans.-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Capt s. Il @rnhn WIN sal on saturday Ucooer al
the proper form furnished at the Office and bills OF dng
will lie signed after the hour Of sailing For freight passage
apply nj III West street, corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

:. ,rs,. ,,,s,~ - -rv,s a,,,xyv,e
~ without the slightest tn, ~ my new and orgins pro
FREE This adnranie system pfsc,sed By
only. Reference gi~en II euarpd
DIX. q. byRRIN. s,s canal street. near Wooster.
E WILSON, OPERATIVE AND MANUFACTURING
Ia dentist No 81 Bond street would invite the attention ~
seeking superior excellence IN artificial teeth also
every variety Of artificial teeth manufactured for The proes
sou 81 she yesy loxest Isde prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

WM WRITER'S, AucITnNrEu VIII SELL on Non
w day large assortment ~ household furniture
family breaking housck ping at Vfiocg al 40 lanai
rreepst and o,ier glasses -s- "s-y rncsias AMI vshr
chairs, ccuirr ls aud other tanis; ise psro
hosauy ana walnut hedsisaaA har spfiHg ant othe
tre-see, fesher beds p,s, hlsnk-ts, dressing
~rsessSds tei~s ware, dinng furniture
suitstse families others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

EEAND NATIONAL HORSE FAIR on THE EcLTPsE
~ late c.ntre'le, Long Island &s0 60 be dis
trhucd IN prizes
The Union Association FOR growing Breed Horses
orgsnyed under spectral net ol he 1eg urr Of Va. Stat.
New YORK, WIN hpt their rs annual exhibition OF imported
blood and sncrar e % horses the grounds OF tho
sDriaon, the 9h, rh 2st and 2z o. October On
saturday the Ei. puaic sale % horses belonging
h'tnors who dispose OF IL their stock. will
for exhibition VIII receive tickets Of admission Gcntemcn
from various sections Of the country will be- Invited to
makes Il the duty Of ser attend with sufficient force 10
mnnt pear. and keep order. Liberal arrangements
profress o being mad. viii various railroad companies for
- frn~os, al horses, WITH tber owners aud grooms al
The entrance prizes 300 win be - and Cor
prizes OF s and upwars i've cert In trials Of speed
The following The to be awarded, CLASSIFIED VIZ
Class Thorough BREEDS. from SIS " 100 500
2-Tratng stock, from sio 80 yJS. ........... as
S-FsIr, drsugh, horses and express teams, $l0 10
t-Ma,rhed carriage horses, mares and ceilings.
Tn trial. o. speed rec for nj horses, prizes
rrom tisy b. Ney VII be gwen amounting go
For members the club two gold ~
To each Of the counties Of Kings Queens and suffolk
sSD 10
Total .HiN
fers1ns wishing 10 enter their horses FOR erhon must
fCraLdng, exhibitors must specify the class under which
they intend ~ show VI communications addressed 10 she
s~crrtiry MI Geo h. Boyle - Nlnm street. viii meet with
Is The wish of the associalon that all may attend
feel an interest 10 The objects u the Incorporation well
Who may desire pass day nationally pleasantly
the prices admission ground twenty 1--WE cent
- ''-''' '"''' wv LOWELL PuRpY. rre.s,en.
THE FASHION COuRsE.--r. A. CROMWELL. AND GRO.
v GokrEN have taken the Mansion HOUSE and bars ~
tie Fashion Course for the race meeting where they
prepared dispense good things VI the land
I1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26
IrxECUToRs SALE or VALUABLE FARM COT.
~ tare. farm house stock and household furniture

r W. HUNT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So NASSAU
81 sr-ct-Assirnec's sale Of carpets and ocoth.-J W
HUNT Will sell Monday. September 81 mt II O'Clock +J
Canal street corner Thompson arg. and desirable a.sort
three ply ngran AID other carpets English and Anc
ocn;h los 10 suit purchasers Housexaepers
dealers Will ind this orry OF ai;entou artiri
offered viii positively be SOLD By order OF T. kUsSEI A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

spoken To, and earning fos hinsslt Q reputation
for ecccntrcity. Recently, circumstances lsd to
hi. case being mentioned in certaia circle, when
it appeared quite probable that our farmer was
the same person who, eight years sgo, ''myste-
States, where he had farm and family, and wss
comfortably situated. Letters Of inquiry wero
Immediately dispatched to the locality indicated.
ard by recent mail answers were returned, con-
iirmng the identity Of the strsnsss. II seems
that about eight years since. willis working in the
field on his farm, he received blow ON the head
from falling tree. which rendered him quite OBJ
lisious cf who and what he was, and csussd hin
to wander of without knowing whore. Thus he
found his way to these islands. .snd but for an az
cident would perhaps have eventually died here.
During his long absence from home two out Of
his three children have died, and hts suxious wife
had derpaircd Of ever seeing him again. II 10 10
he hoped that tho unconscious wandersr will soon
he restored to his friends. .,..I. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
Rings Around the Earth Curious Astron-
omical Speculations

In England the Scientific men have recently
been advancing some rather singular astronomical
spcculations On tho 18th Of last month, Prof
Nichol, l.. L. D., delivered the third of u series of
lectures on Astronomy, at Manchester. The sub
lect treated had reference chiefly to the rings Of
Saturn, and other analogous phenomena. In the
Introductory lecture, the Professor made an obser-
vation respecting there being ring probably SOW
eral rings around tho earth. To this obser-
vntion be referred in his last lecture, and said
"what had been called the zodaical light was only
visible here in tho form Of cone, but Ameri-
can astronomer, who had gone to japan and other
favourable points, to investigate the subject, found
that the cone opened ON and extended across the
heavens from horizon to horizon, and that he had
by observations during the night, traced about
three-ourths Of the circle. This observer found
that we Ind been looking at tho rings as we might
do at hoop head edgewise, thus makingit assume
a conical form. The learned Professor now pro-
ceeded TO sny that the theory previously held that
the zodaical light proceeded from II nebuous ring
round the sun, was thought to be premature, and
TINT the appearance came from n great nebulous
ring surrounding the earth. He explained by
means Of diagram that we should see the rays
from this ring reflected more strongly from our
horizon than at its points higher up in the hcnv-
ems No ring around the sNn could explain this
appearance; one around the earth could entirely.
They we're forced also to the conclusion that it was
not one ring only but perhaps several. Its dis
tancc was about loo, 900 miles, its breadth 25, ,000
its depth was not known; the mass of matter in it
must be enormous and doubt was fulfilling
some important functions in regard to the earth
and the solar system. The composition Of Saturns
rings was then discussed, and an account given Of
the changes which had been noticed in them by
various observers.
From the dynamical conclusion Of Laplace,
combined with the changes asserted, the lecturer
drew the inference that the rings have no cohor-
cnce; th.t they are neither vapor nor fluid, and
gave as q theory Of their constitution that they
are composed Of millions of asteroids circulating
round the planet; the bright parts being where
the absence of them. There was faint slaty col
ored ring within the other, and this appeared to
be gradually approaching the planet. 1t had ap-
preached at the rnte Of so miles year; lately at
about 80 miles year; it would reach the planet
itself in l80 years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
II ossER's coNCKNTRArED EssENCE

~
II OF cay LEAVES.-rreparatons ofthe Bay Leaf have
The world Tor past
Nervous Headache and for affections OF the
head ne.l for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum pArticnay has oecuPied prominent position In the
sands q admirers Its equyasnt however othe active prn
,pe the Bay minute that real permanent bene
d be effected. and h therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
edy ia 50 well adapted . - -
RosSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy series Of eheca experiments and has at last been
brought that which makes rene
y unequaied in aesng the decay Of the hair the removal
Ing itching which generally prccedes the falling Of the
hair II originally prepared for member OF his family
thaving confidence usually sod who had
distressing iecay OF the hail. and such Its wonder
curative effects that Its reputation became establish
ted and hundreds f calls made for without
Of pulling whatever Its Intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed into public favor and such the demand for
tL truly renedy that the inventor has been induced
SCALE and he Offers IL
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared by Thos II Itosser at his Chemical Lsborator
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggsts generally
sept ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
Curious Story.

The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser Of 10th
June relates the following curious tale:
Some seven or eight years ago q middle aged
farmer arrived in Honolulu from California, and
after short stay in the city engaged himself to
work on o farm about fifteen miles in the country
towards EVA There he has been ever since,
delving along very quietly, never speaking unless
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

Whole Tickets slo; Halves s5; Quarters % So
Managers Certificate of l6 Wholes- where persons
opsy the risk only. will be sent for ...........ss0
III Halves, ......-......... 90
a Iii Qusr,ers - ................ 20
" l6 Eighths, ............... 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerou ,
complaints made them unshfness the thos
WIN have been attending tho filing
correspondence business and In their name.
EV Order Tickets from the MHna gers only
Address all ietters to k. FRANCE & CO,
aug3 Baltimore Nd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

nOWDEN'A DENTAI. FLUID, Smells Tooth
II Powders. For sale by J II. THOMPSON AZ co,
jy Sits Druegists.
Prcstdcmt's OhBrr,
VIRHiNIA TfNSEssEE RAILROAD Co, }
u. LYNcHBuR0, August 9TH. 1853. q
NyOTuCE.-The.Eieven, Annual Meeiing the Stock
~ holders " the vrgin. and Tennessee Railroad Compa
ny will be held In thu Hall Of their Depot in the Oi,y Of
L,nchbug "Wednesday the 18th day Of September next
fURM or PROXY
kaon all men BY these ssmm" That We tho subscribers
being Stockholders in the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
Company, do hereby consti ute AMI appoint
rue and lawful attorney and represent sarh of
all general mot tho STOCK holders If
whom are not personally present. with iul and
ihoriy at such general meetings such votes.
II personally present
Witness hsuds mud seals, this day VI ls5
lsEAf
W1TNfS, lsEAIJ
(sEAL)
18th bylaw. Proxies represent stock In their general
annual meetugs shall only be valid m the space Of
from tho date thereof"
BY Order Of the Board Of Directors,
aug 9-tls WIN H. UrGIIES. Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19
l.YNCulBURs. AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL SYSTEM

OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL
meeting Of the Local Directors for the New
"A York Lite Insurance Comp ny. at the Capitol In the city
of Rchmoni, the following was unanimously ndoldcdi
The undersigned l sicnt aud Directors o Company
have examined the report and exhibit Of the New York
Insurance Company for the ending the LIST Of January,
1879 audi bcing satisfied With Its prosperous con cordial
y recommend to the and support Of tho
" r"%Sny hsn rhe Ne" fSra i' "nr.nss nesp"y has
I'd the sum Of o. tUls'G % Invested In Stocks
nrs to The ben'ht OF the Insured aud have averaged not @
sides these stocka tho law Of Nrw York
REQUIRES as additional security that sloooo shah ee deposit.
which the Company may fail to pay
We invite attention 10 the nature objects aud adv Of
Litc Insurance As act forth by THIS Institution.
ThlRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Amount Of asset" January /.
Amount of receipts for pr",ul
nms. interest &c, to Jany
Paid losses by death, interest
On dividends, aud all other
expenses. 2il,4ao W
---- ss62 77o &c
1t will be by III" above 'atemrn, that this copanys
in n fourshing condition
Insurance wosi do well toos the agents o the above
comrs"y who viii give them any information ta, may be
desired Tor reference apply either ber Of the oea
Board
GEo wYrnE MuNF0RD ESQ, P,tsfasnt
(Secretnry OF t"mmonwo alth of Virginia
DTRECTORS
ROGER A. PRYOR
editor ofthc south y
THOMAS H. ELLIS, Esq.
Ui,sidcnt james River aud Kanawh ha Co)
THOMAS T. AUGUST, Esq
(Attnrney at Law
WIN a. PAINE. Esa
(Kenf, Paine 4 Go Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY, EsQ.
Farmsr. King Queer Co Va
Rfv. CHAS. II. READ.
pastor United rreshy tartan Church)
REV. JAS. II. TAYLOR,
(Cor'g Sec'y southern Baptist Convention
H. X ELIYBON tPrtntrr)
CUAS W. PURCELL. (Bapkor)
JAMES THOMAS. in,
(Tobsrco Mauutacturer)
RoRERT r. PAYNE NJ D.,
r L. WALKER, NJ D., Medical Board
Z. II. 0fLMrR, NJ d,
A. o. CARL Local A ge1t.
or In Eis absence Dr l. l. WALKER
CHAN. II WORTlIAM,
G~ny Ag't mud Asicrney tor VA.
Richmond. Va
E.W. .TNOTTER, General AgI.
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