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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

The qndsrslgrsd hayin. gnrchs:ed the right to
sell GIEASON'S PATENT AMERICAN GAS
BURNER In this city, offers the ssms to the citi-
economical Burner which has ever been presented
to the public AS the season is approaching when
there Is generally great complaint OF large gas bills
this the best time to apply the only PREVENTATIVE
which Is In the hands of the consumer and invite
all who wish TO study economy In the use CT to
oiil on the uudersgned agent ard examine these
Burners. The following certificates, selected from
many others. are sufficient to establish the claims
which are presented for these burners:
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. is. le53.-I have tested
your patent anti corrosive Gas Burner. and find il
great Improvement over any other have ct seem
1t produces perfect and and steady fame "a very
desirable resnltlwhTe the mechanical construction
Is simple, and not Likely 70 get out Of order:
JACOB ROXBURY,
Superintendent of Gas, Alexandria, Va.
ExCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMoND, Va, August Is,
lB53.-Ihe undcTsigpcd, having used e. Gleason's
Patent Gas Burners IN the Exchange Hotel and
Bal ard House, for several months past, takes plea
sure In certify tn the seadlnees and purity of
light furnished by taem, and above all to he ecUno-
my IN tho consumption Of gas secured by the same ;
for alter using them In al parts Of the two houses
above named, the reduction IN the gas bills, when
compared with the corresponding months in pre-
vIous years, places the fact nj eavIng of from 20
To 25 per cent beyond a doubt cheerfuliy recon-
mend them to all persons who wishes good steady
light, with a small consumption of gas.
JOHN p. BALLARD.
F. 6. HENLEY, the agent for this city, can 10
t,nnd at Mr.. rIllsr's Gas lifting Establishment.
No. AS pennsy lvaBia avenue, south side. between
18th and 18th streets. de 81.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT.

ds,ra
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

WI an THURSDAY NIGHT. Dec Cd al "a
Franklin Hall, corner Of 9Th and ID streets u
door. ~
Mr.. G's Dancing Glasses are open for IN. r.cs, ,,Sy
SeSoe sh sP Ss t % ss :: his
Mr.. q. will let Franklin Hal for partios, balls c.
on moderate terms. no y-st.
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Read Certificates Of Praetisins PhysieiIn., more
ofichieh can be siren,
have for some timo past used the Vegetable
Balsam, o Fragrant Hair Wash W ade bv Mr.. John
Gibbs, of This city, ard have found it an excel
lent preparation for keeping the scalp entirely clear,
and thereby efo ent promoting the grovt tn Of the
hair: In An instance falling under my notice vas
applied to arrest the falling OFF Of the hair fter q
otra cted fever, and with entire success 1t is
encuInbered with those heavy essent al oils which
ae always more or less injurious tosthe hair bulbs
from whioh the ssue derives it's nutriment.
SAM'L A. SrOHROW, NJ. ID.
Washington, ID. e.. December 18th, 1855.
CCLPEPER CouRT HOUSE, November IS, 1873.
have used the Hair Wash made by Mr.. John Fl.
Gibbs Of Washington, ID. c.. in case in which the
hair had been much injured by a protTaced fever,
and found II highly useful in promoting The grow h
of the hair; and subse uent use of the Wash I'M
proved both it's texture and appearance The security
condition OF the scap hich the loss of hair de-
pended, was entirely removed by repeated applIoa-
tiOns of the Wash.
de linn WIN. NJ. THOMPSON. M. d,
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de I-St
80 rR s. saa1ls -

respectfuv lnfo!ms ne pub 10 That bis celebrated
Restaurant at the southwest corner of Penn.
and Sixth street, IN better condition than
just now. Gourme's will f lad In an assortment Of
GAME. FISH, and OYSTERS unsurpassed IN
any other similar estab ishment in the world, while
his ish and Oysters, to nothing of his famous
Steak, Chops. Soups, DO. have really no compe
tltlOn any whsre WITHIN one hundred miles OF his
hOuss.
III Lovers of capital Segars and genuine Wines
ana Liquors will always find them at Dubant's in
great variety and of indisputabe quality.
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VEGETABLE BALSAM,
OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
For identifying aLd preserving the r. possess
ing peculiar stIeng thenIng and refreshing qualities.
1t also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
OF THE SKIN, giving life and vigor to the hair
hitherto unattaInSbe. Manufactured and sold,
Wholesale and retail, by
JOHN II. GIBBS, wIllards' Hotel. and
No. 2t2 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. G.
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VIRGISA.-On Thursday next, the State
convention Of the Virginia Democracy meet at
Petersburg to nominate q candidate for Gov
ernor, and other State offices, in the election 10
take place throughout the Old Dominion in
May next. The extraordinary efforts of the
Richmond Enquirer TO compass the defeat of the
almost inevitable nomination of John Lstcher
as the successor of Governor Wise, replete as
they have been with evidences Of the most vio-
lent and virulent hostility to that gentleman,
have served to attract public attention to tho
contest in progress there to a degree quite I'M.
usual In connection with State elections. No
one has better opportunities than ourself to
learn the sentiments Of the Democracy of the
State OF Virginia; for, though transacting bust
ness out Of her limits, we spend nearly half our
time weekly in Virginia, far away from the
Federal Metropolis, and, besides, the nature of
our calling is such as to bring under our i'm
mediate notice nearly everything published in
Virginia on the subject.
The result Of our observation ia this coanec.
tion Is the conclusion that tho anti Letcher
TRADES of the Enquirer have been totally inef.
isetusi In results; having failed TO influence
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TTHE LADIES OF GORSUCH CHAPEL
S will give an ENTER rAINMENT Al
Island Hail on WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec
9th. You can have adlIssion, good music and 4
good 81 pper for cn cents de iw
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%kOTICE.-The Stockholders of Odd FeI
uS lows Hall, Navy Yard, are requested 70
meet at their Committee Room, on TUESDAY.
the S0th inst, at 7 O'Clock.
By order of the Board of Directors
no 10 20 Nv ]. 9. BALL, President,
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NIL CASKS.-Fcurteen empty Oil Caeks in GOOD
~ order, for sac by
KING & BURCHELL
del Corner Vermont avenue and 18Th at
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York Herald alludes to this company, which
now carries the U. S. mail from New York 10
San Francisco, via Panama, as follows:
parties connected With the Pacific Nail Steam
ship Company are here to urge renewal Of their
mail contract. In view Of the state of the Trea-
sury, and Of the conduct Of this company In its
schemes to break down rival lines and heavily
tax California passengers by Substituting Wander.
bilt and In other ways, II is not likely that these
parnes VIII be able to get renewal Of such a
heavy subsidy from government"
The Ttmes's correspondent also alludes to
the same subject as follows:
The Pacific Mail steamship Company are
making vigorous effort to have their mail con.
tract, which will end in November next re-
newed The Company is unpopular here A
new contract may he authorized and il so, Post
master General Brown will draw out the keenest
competition by advertising for proposals. He
thinks he can have the mails carried from New
ork to San francisco for S350OO0 The Pacific
Company alone now receive siO0, OOo.''
The contract with this company, as well a.
the other contract for carrying the mail to and
from the Pacific coast, by way of the isthmus,
expires in October next, instead Of November,
as stated above; and we have the best reason
for believing that, instead of any renewals,
the Postmaster General will insist on adyer-
Using for proposals, 50 as to allow chance for
competition, and reduce the cost of the service
to the lowest figure. There will, no doubt, be
two or more routes advertised for, having Their
western termini at San Francisco, and their
eastern at New York and New Orleans, re-
spectiVely. large reduction may be effected,
1t Is thought, by thus dividing the Isthmean
routes.
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lust RECEIvED-A large as,ortmept of Piano
y Stools and Covers, of different colOrs and PAL
terms also, Music stands, etc. ETC., suitable for
Christmas presents, at the Music store of
de l w. Il. METZEROTT
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>-orIfE. The subscriber will continue
" ns PAINTING BUSINESS. and respectfully
s".ng,ara.Ce Il the patronage eA teltdeJ e me
ssAs = ,'f' JOHN hCfINNEsS.
'TtF n n uii' ~ na Mayo >i4,et. uear Broad.
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BY Z. d. Cook 4 Co, Aucts.
A LARGE AND YARIrn cronr

~ DESIRABLE GOODS AT AUCTION. Ia lin q
HAL. si change in cur business, we viii commencs
eIors sn aaaf,.'e, on MONDAY the 18th inst, at 10
nnae every marning and evening until the whole =
aspPsea Of ser entire stock OF frssh and dssrsbis
ana fancy China Vases; Co!ognss. SSri ~
Motto Cups; Figures; lux. Mach and Jewel RoSss'
GOLD BAND AND WHITE CHINA.wARE.
consisting Of 'unAn'
Tea. Dinner. Tete-a-Tese, Toilet sets
Dishes. Plates. Fruit Stands
AMERICAN, FRENCH, ENGLisH AND T Rst rs.
MAN WARE
embracing Snvered, Cut and Pressed GIaaa D.>.n
tiers. Vines 6oblets, Champagnes, Tumb Iers JaII,ss
Bow Bnttsr Dishes sugar and Pickle Dishes.
WHITE GRANITE, CoMAbN YELLOW AVN
ROCKINGHAM WARE,
Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets
Plates, Dishes, Cups and saucers
Bowls, Mugs. spittoons
S'l' hN-fLArhp' Bk waRF AND BLock-fIN
consisting Of Tea Sets Coffee and Teapots Csstors
Cske Baskets Napkin Rings Ladies' Mugs Candle.
ESg R Lea Dessert and Dinner spoons and Forks;
JAPANNED AND TIN WARE
consisting OF Toilet Sets Bath Tubs. Water Can.
Csndlesiicls Lamps res ea ars sna SEiss Boxes
and square, in sets or sinele.
CUTLERY, &c,
Garv
srs. Ra5ors and Strops, Peu and Pocket Knives
Iinoed Iron spoons, kimnlers, Pans Kettles Stoys
Pans Scrapers Sad Irons. &C.
ALSO
large lot OF misct lianeous articles embracin0
Rosewood, lBaid Satin Wood and Mahoranv WORK
and Dressing Cases 80
Writing Desks, Leather and Pearl Purses. Bar. xc.
fiay nn cards backgammon Boards Dice. Games.
Fancy soap, Colognes. Perfnmery Essences
Corral, Wax and Glass Beads; Necklaces Brace.
let's, &c. eo
Hair. Tooth, Shaving, Crumb. Flesh. Nail. Marking
sweeping, busting, serubbing, White-wnsh
Shoe and Clamp Brushes ''
Broom 8. Mhisks
Cocoa Wool, Manila. Hemp. Fringe. Straw and Ia
Sea Grass. Palmetto, French. Willow.
Fancy. Work, Travelling. Key, Market. Dinner
:, sad Clothes Baskets. Hampers. &c.
Water Coolers
Chi'aren's Carriages. sieghs. Wagons. Hobby
Brass and Iron bound Pals, Cans, Buckets cbuyns
Tubs, Sugar Bail and Flower Boxes and Wood,
. ware Of every description
Mahogany and Tin Mocking aud Canary CAGES
Together with large lot OF misc ellans,is goods too
uuIne rons 10 mention.
The whole Offering great Inducements 10 house.
reserve. TfiOS 1, ANfIIIs I'M
Sale conducted by T. Cook 4 10 Anefs
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By Larus & Shine, Aucts.
Stock OFF GOLD AND SJL-

- YER WATCHES AND JEWELRY, COIN SCI
YER WARE. &c, AT AUCTION VIII be sold nj
public auction at store No "a Main street uelt door
TO II T. Pairo Il Co.'S Exchange Office a large and
splendid assortment Of fine Gold and silyer Watches
Also splendid stock OF fine Gold Jewelry suitable
for ladies and gentlemen; together with splendid
stock OF Coin Silver Ware. warranted not plated.
The above stock u from large manufacturing aud
importing house in New York, which has recently
suspended.
81 Sale tn commence ON MONDAY EVENING,
the lst March. at O'Clock, and will be- continued
MORNING aud EVENING every day this week.
saies positive. az the goods must be sold 10 the
highest bidder. LARUS Il SHINE,
IL n Aurts
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DYSPEPsIA AND Fits n. -. .

pEL"kdE, the great curer Of Consuunfia,, ,.a
ior several years 50 badly afflicted By Dyspepsia tia,
was eventually cured by pr.scrinti,a, f,,,,ih NJ
nun ny ayonhs cIairyoyant girl. This prescri
gwen by mere cliid while state Of trance Ia,
cured cVeryh1dy who has taken it, never hay ing fail
el once. IL Is equally sure in Cases III Pl,s as f
Dyspepsia. The ingredients may he found in any
10 any person ON the receipt OF one s,amp 10 nay
postage. Address On, TRACY DELORME 0rElT
CuRkR OF CoNsuMrTIoN New York Post Office
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. a.

THE BEST COUCH syRTJp IN NH.
!, ,WnKLDi-pRfspAREp nv A et,r,,.s,, LIE
IAhfnff0RNE'S pEGPoR4L STPusa, op
1. .,..,.., wlED CHERRY No1 VI
the sess ny the ,sS.sds who have used IL Il, be-
ptt = rsssoNSuMPrlYE COUGH AsifI,iA np sulp
aiso u,.,s S,adARRH. or any Lung Ai.etian n !.
amssia gr a.. ter uoats.ess and ALA ~ All In'
All Hotties ~ ns, 3 % centa, and 81.
gists 10 Ricl,n,'aaf d. LADD 4 co aud all Drug.
r,Ts,, Ell you suffer With main ~, ~
H-,iff 1880 = sth dNhntttdt9f.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

"a GOODS The .ub>c rihcr IN rttuTAing thanks
4 - his friends aHd customers for past iavors.
q. Ii wa.iiI respectfully inform them ana the pub
81. >,n,I,ily. that lac ias (u,i rrce''ed and opened
excellent assortment OF
CLnTIIs. ChSSIMERES, NESTTNGS, sc,
,.i!.h h, would be happy to make mp in the mos
,.,. rIar ,tyir AMI work mauShip and reaSonaal,
f.ru!s WIN HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor,
5rh f>-9V 18th ST pppusite Exchange IIOtpl.
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HARTsHORNP's cu ; , -

~, oaEAT PAIN ANNfuiI,aTop, AhL
=, III. article Is ihe greatest ,,i.snnIni =
TIsM NEunslscsafis1 he rapid eure Of RfIEuMs.
SORE TIRoaT saa, rrvsorii,AcIE. EAR-ACHE
Il T. also sps nAck any part Of the Ps bo ~ tho
aud Indyes,ine atelisnt preparation for Dysnen.;a
ThonSans of per.oas who have .. " or
dertni nowar =, nave been sstonishe nj ia wa-
tenn As my pam from the sys-
50 Bottles q, 20 cents, and 81.
To lie had ~ PURCELL. LADn 8 co
druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Peters,a ana all
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HEAD QUARTERS. 1857

q CLOTHING Cl.0THlNGN CL0GHINGNl
- Ii~jeuis 30 she Agricultural and Mechanics
L. Fnlr. attention III yOu are in want OF some
frfu really neat ana cheap in the way of Clothins
AMI t,,.ntlsmen's Furnishing tou;iS. not az below
,.f lui It hair hviug profit, give me call. Al
J "a ;,l,,mis, nay gods, when quality aud work
...f,.ti:, ..s compared shall vie with the cheapest
f. Il. SPENCE
~ N No. I'D, cor. Main and 18th sts
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EF CLOTHING At WIOLESALE-E NOR
~ KS co. beg leave Ia inform their AN
.--LA- H.rri,s PATRONS both IA tlr GINA AMI Anrtl
.pfhiu. B., nos soInpl"tr in every department. r,
Wholesale Buyers w. feel confident ia "a ying that
q fh,F VIII g'r IA tgial We can show them a.
-s-t .4u ,~S.,Ttal,uJ, land rCa-uube terms a.
tn-, ,ta iiui ia any southern market, to say n,
.u.gr. .iar utIttp -. a good article at reasonA
b., sud ul~t pr.hl. All ask is a trial, at
+ NORRIS cos,
NH T. I'm lnJ Main strent
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FIRST PREMIUM THOROUGH

t7EBREp STALLION TR0JAN.-Wil stand
co. p...aut s.s>,u ~ nay stables. within mile o..
D,H.- Branch ga the Richmond aud DanVlc Rail
t.gI ami vl serve Mares at ~ the season, ii paid
80 a .,4u-r. Insurance S3a 4 deduct IN Of ~ pei
,,ut g. PERSONS putting liNe mares, aud AZ
necessary a'trHtlau given for SO per month. Fol
sai jhrT minr:iaiion address
klClI'D V. GAINES
irI.. Ina brakes Branch, Va
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By Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLIO
l. THING, &c--WiIl he sold ut auction, on SAT
URDAf, March 10Th, commencing ut 10 O'Clock II
general assortment second hand Furniture.
ALSo-A small invoice Dry Goods, Shoes. Caps,
&c. dc
hLSO-A lot ready -mate Coats. Pants, Vest Shirts
Drawers, Cslssmer-s Sattnets sc.
GkUCEki Whiskey, brandy. Soap, Candles
Tobacco. Goldfish. &c. ALIEN NOTT
M
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AUCTION sALHs.
Fu7uRE pa al,
HOUSE AND LOT ON CATu.RIv

HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARIyE
4 STREET, AT AUCTION. win be soIi upcn
the Premises. on FRIDAY the 10Th inst coi,,ni.n.
eng ut "a clock. vi. q House and lot az the
Southwest CORNER Of Ca'harine and Henry sireets
Davis. Esg " -
The House contains good looms. nearly new and
In good oriar. $50
The Lot frouts 10 feet on Catharins street and
runs back ifa feet, To an hiry.
TERas.-$Ap cash tho balance ~ q 70 ard Il
mouths. with interest. and secured by trust dead
Taxes FOR 1855 to be paid By fhe purchaser
NH 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 sim Aucts
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON firm

~, BETW ZEN BYRD AND ARCH STREETS.
FOX SALE At AuOfi0N--Wili be sold on the
pIemi.es; On WEDNESDAY, the 2llll day of March,
la3o NJ t1a O'Clock NJ the valuable lot located as
street. running back 1870 feet 1t is we'll encl sel
ana has on t Il small brick kitchen or shop. Vt Is
SO near the canal rs to make il valuable Tor wood
or coal y"rd. tits also admirably located for To-
tn, 90 factory.
TERMS -uHefourth cash, balance at 8 6 aud q
months, Tor Negotiable notes interest added secured
ny trust deed or title retained. The taxes Tor lo
to be paid By the purchaser.
NH II tiODDiN APpERSON Aurts
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By Richard Cauthorn.
/ AR r. I. : AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

- DRY Goods. cs OTHING, SHOES. CAPS =,
= NJ ~, 18th inst at 10 O'clock sf n sto.s ~
ipg an, - auction sisfgs and desrsbie of u Cc,h
Cisihs. Cassineres, Saineifs And n,aii ss.sn ns g;
s,n,spa and finish large assortment an a..
do Nil sa.n , and side stripe PanfaIoons eummer
In aus spool Cotton Thread Cotton Tosi.r
Re- oms Jssa nands Neck Ties. shirts and shift
TEENS Cash e, pesilslnes. Iri.h LINEN. &c, &c.
1nas amount 90 days credit for approved nsso;sbls
nab u CAuTHOkN.
.op , At AUeTI0y.-Preyiou ions 10 IN. al.
o. Dry ao ds and Clothng this morning. VIII -.
CHEST OF T00LS.--Also q Chest of 4,,,. -
pfsing almost every article needfui for carnenssr
CATTJ9srpN
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MOST VALUABLE AM pES1RaBIy

w LOCATED PRIVATE DIV eLLINa AND VA
ANT LOTT, On CLAY MARSHALL AND IRA
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT the re-.
quest oil The proprietor. will sell ut public apc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th ,iay
OF March, laao 1t O'Clock Z. 81 if fair az not the
next lair das the really valuable property former
~ owned and occupied BY the late John Wick ham
anu now IN the occupancy of Dir. John 2. Ballard
The lot fronts lay feet Clay street runs on the
west line OF llth street 326 feet and has front on
MARSHALL street Of lao feet.
1he property will be subdiyitled according TO
pialS and surveys ~ be at the office of the
tioneers The dw' ling is not only large but has
every modern Improvement and is now In the most
perfect order The building lots beautifully Ii
IL mag be Truly said that the foregoing real estate
Is equal to the best in the city. IT Is So we'll and Ia
FGahy KIN wa that further description is deemed
useless. From row until the heur of sale seryant
VIII De III attendance. to show the premises 10
those desIfons OF examining The same
IERMs-uhe sixth cash; balance at g. ~ rs. n and
81 months for negotiable notes. interest added (pay-
aolr semi annually } secured by a trust deed The
taxes and Insurance for the year ls5S to be paid by
the purchasers. -
Possession will be given in a few days after the
sie. Ihe particular attention of the public il call
mh IL G0DDIS h APPERSON Auets
=. In lew days after the sale Of the real ea-
aatt, All lhe Furniture belonging to the establish
lent VIII be sold at auct ion of the exact tins due
notice will be- given. nh =
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This C,mpany PAYS AN ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF Sd PEK CENT. IN CASH, to those who pay
their Premiums in cash. Those giving their notes
t,lr portion of their Premiums, are credited on
theiruot s.
IL, e A Aer
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STATEMENT, January Ist, 1858.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

KNOWLES & WALFORD, Agents.
81 Ctfice, q Pearl ST., Richmond Virginia ga
BalsGce. per statement Jsn LIST 4S4 SO II
Received Premiums and Iute-
resi- dur Ing tst year is57..... SOS OH gq
Paid L. sses by death, EXpen-
SEES. &c............-..................2 PSI 4l3 20
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>,,soT uTiON The copartuership of

nl>SOLUTION. The copartuersh'p OF
,,,HnlN. ARMSTsApS C,a., Ia this day dis
s,yei BY "o,ei 'ast Tue S"' nor rs.1nSs MI,
ff'.%' -, :. ,ss.,,bie k,,A partner " ia use the
- ''''' a.. ,,,..',.Y,t IA Uniat,aH alone.
nsaS ~ ''' I,.SEPH I. MORTON,
JAS VI. ARMSTEADI
JOSEPH BIASTON.
49,. -..- January lst lSSS. Ia 2-dkew2m
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By Dunlop, Moncure Il Co.

CTEAMER CURTIS PECK AT AUG
~ TtoN.-On FRIDAY afternoon the 9th March,
at hall past o'clock. We will sell at wharf at
Rockets the tine side-w heel Steamer
CURTIS PECK.
of 4i6 tons burthen no feet in length and Is feet
breadth of beam. The Curtis Peck has been running
successfully CA james kiser as passenger and
freight boat, and her engine is very superior Que
A more particu description is deemed uaueces
sary, persons desroua Of purchasing can examine
her for thems Ives.
TfRMs-One fourth cash; balance g. l2 and ~
months credit the credit yRents bearing interest
and satisfactorily secured
NH Is DUNLOP. MoNCURE co. Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF oNF

M uNniNtDED MOlETY OF The SWAN TAV-
E EKN tBhoAD sTkEEf H0TEL,) PROPERTY in
H We III pl ~ RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
c;rsn;t cSIhEEfS Pursuant to decree of the
& oonrt of the city of Richmond entered on The
anu dsy Of February lai6 In the case OF Wang han
a . a'a d"ddin, AMI which was affirmed t,y the
Ioatt oi Appeals, by its decree entered So the 2stb
ay o. 9ahtary Isis, the subscriber the special com
,ss,oher duly appointed. win proceed to belI at
pp',,I nadstoh upon the premises. the 10 day
o,,Ia Z, Iots AT I: NJ. one undivided msrty
VI the property described in the proceedings in the
srn,,t soa a., as the swan Tavern property having
,"it on the north side of Broad street rop1mrpcng
~ us Intersection with 9Th street of one hunraj
anu Say eet and running back on 9th street The
Usual as depth OF half acre lot WV
,r uaahMs;-Ihe interest upon ten thousand three
A ',,n and twenty dollars from the I5tr day nj
nhgust, 1885, until il is paid and the sum of two
Of tla ma ahd sixtyforr dollars and the expenses
In in NH sn sn,e 70 be paid in cash. and the residn
a. PAM WIN interest ia four equal iDstalmenfs
e. r rnaersals Of six, twelve eighteen and twenty
~ III months from The day of sale for which dser
NJ pa ilents the Commissioner shall tale neaof;a
ba o'rs Win endorsers. the title to the pronerIv
chase money is paid" "'''' III" pof-
J,y,,u JAMES LYONS, Commissioners.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR * Son "Si'