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A gew Steam Generator.

The Philadelphia North American says mat
.ie.m generating apparatus has been put 10 opet'
.tion in that city which promises to aveid the
chief difficulties Of the boiler, and to obtain
mower economically and safely. 1t is described es
double coil Of steam generating pipe, into which
water and air are forced in dense spray, ana
around which the fire rises vertically to height
raficient 10 Ell hsust the heat. Such steam gen
orator is now at work at Philadelphia foundry
,bllshmeut, exerting twenty-five horse pow
81 thensh, If measured as all steam generators
are uou measured by engineers, it has but twelve
bof,, poger, intending the third part usually dss
dpe,sd for friction and other drawbacks, whe a
counting the actual available power. The fuel
used In this case Is much less than half that re-
quired for other engines doing the same work, and
the power named as that which is now made
available, is less than its capacity, which is, In
act, nearly Il thirty horse power. 1t occupies
very little space, and, by the instantaneous con-
version OF the spray into steam, avoids all delays
;ncidsa. to the ordinary boiler. The proportions
Of air and water forced in by the pump, are
twenty FIVE of air to one of water, the pump be-
iUs worked by the exhaust steam.
Tue inventors and propretors claim that this
new generator saves at least fly per eent. Of fuel
second, that IL cannot explode, since the coils
which are of lsp-welded boiler iron, will bear two
thousand pounds to the inch of pressure, and thu
saie.y.vaivs 10 as large as the diameter ofthe coils
There 1. also no body of water In the generator t.
be intensely heated under pressure, as in thu
boiler, which body Of water will instantly TAX
the form ofsesn II the boiler be broken to reliev
the restraining pressure. and admit the air The.
clsia, thirdly, that the small and compact form
which may be given the apparatus is gres
&dvautage-this nest of coils, with twenty fv
horse power, being but thirty inches wide at bot
tom, twenty inches at top, and Ave and half fee
high from the crate. Next, they claim grea
advantage in the dispatch with which steam m
10 generated; and lastly, perfect safety and dura
hil!ty There are no fues TO collapse or joints
born ont, aud consequently there are few repair
r,qrIrsd. A steam drum, ok feet long and sever
,ssu inches In diameter, lies across the top OF Il
coils, into which they enter.
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Doctors Differing,

The medical world of New York is profoundly
asitAted BY the 'Probong Controversy" as it 4.
called, aud long debate on the subject took place
In The New York Academy of Medicine on Wednes
DAY night last. The subject was the death of a
MI Samuel Whitney, who died, according to DR. .
hott, oil complication of diseases; according to
Boston paper, of puncture Of the windpipe by
Or. Green, his physician; according to the N. Y.
Herald, Of superiority Of opinions. That paper
's ct opinion, after reviewing the late debate in
the Academy, that 1t has not been proved that
the ase OF nitrate of silver ia diseases of the throat
aud lungs Is safe, proper and eficacious method
OF treatment; neither has it been established that
snch Hss;ment has been attended with beneficial
results. That audacious Journal proceeds to ex~
press tho opinion that the physicians are all in
the wrong and entirely in the dark, 90 far as the
tsss theory Of the causes of disease is concerned.
and that, from lack of a proper basis for their
diagnosis, they Kill more than they cure. II tho
Academy does not dissect Doctor Bennett at ito
next session, 1t will exhibit moro than human
forbeArsnce
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ssE DIS-P ATC II
MONDAY vcpNrva ......... rxpRuAsY :. ,ss'
Rnrainfian In Hnyti.


The fertunescf the Emperor sou'on9ee'
las, accounts were "a bad way, and INC ipp,t.ek
hili.y was that Gsffsrd, the leader OF t'e
renshlicsn.." wouid be successful TINS
~ far - a Republic ts concerned, ~ou," :. .c,,v
bs TEMPORARY. Nevrees have neither rus 1919.
nor ts,ts for repubiican rule. In some -.
ton. on mi. sub,eet. q contemporary .s's'.
,.o, ,h., uhe. the news reached the hay'.e"
,,,o,n,. ~ former days Of the execu''oa VI
ia their leader went over TO the span'sa p -,
the island sod placed hts sword at the a'sp''A.
,hs t,awsrno-, saving A. he and his followers IN"
,o.t their osn king, they would adopt sns h''s "
spa.n. rhoueh nominaily free. the county
rross Of H,yt have always been obliged 10 Nv :,
certain amount Of work under the "c"ds 'H'"'e'
TIE same negro love Of monarchy, ssys our aon
.surersrv "has been observed 10 the brit'sh "',
ladies', vhere, during the time Of slavery "a ="
their inssrreet.ons, the negroes claimed 10 '''""
loya, to the king protesting to hget onS So.
THAR owners Who they fancied kept Ho" .o'"
acme privilege or right granted oy 'oe rs
This was pastieuiarly the case In J4ma'eA, oa'
the las. insurree,ion Of 1872 when, In ING
Of q widespread rebellion, the Insurgents "a
messed their uubouudei loyalty to hfng ""'sm'
who they imagined had made them fre"' "h"o
their own illegally retained them in slavery
una while tbsy wsre most inreterats against III
militia, they held the kings troops In respect. ~
4. an sscert.iDed fact, too, thai several OF inc
chiefs Of the Instruction confessed before execa'
ton, tia, had they succeeded 10 snoduing Tue
whites their intention was to hold the island un
der the king OF England, under a sort oil ieuaa
tenure, AID that it was no part OF their system u
give absolute freedom TO tho great mass oil th'
tpst Ia them
The oniy Interest the world can feel in the sHa'f
of Hsy;i {. in the ultimate subsection OF the isahs
90 III. white race. The garden spot Of the "es''
crn world is fast becoming wilderness IN the pos
session o. its black occupants, and whatever .ne.'
form of government, If they remain independeh.
this result IL inevitable. Nothing can reclaim -
Int i.s occupancy by the white race. en0u'a
France Gree moro subdue Ito ancient oofo'y' INV
set It's lazy hordes TO work, 1t would achieve sie'
sl sarvics 70, civilization and the interests of hu
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nr.finnfu Genius.

Tho Montreal Advertiser pi,hiy suggests '"a'
contribution be made for the beuehs Of bn'n'
nieces. who are In actual indulgence, ana VINO
might be relieved from bitter poverty Mt one nun
drsdth part of the cost Of the late magnlbsen'
oy.tions which have been given in honor OF their
upc,e's memory II the object were to DO honor
70 Burns, thi. would be an excellent method bur-
a. q good many of the Burns dinners we're
gotten up for jollihcstion AID selglorihcaton, it
would be serious diversivn Of the fun as we'll IS
funds. TO adopt the suggestion Of the Advertiser.
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FROM UTAH.

sr. LOUIS. Feb 5-The Republican publishes O
letter from Salt Lake. 14th ult stating that Judges
Sinclair and Cradbaugh will leave the Territory
10 the spring, satisfied that their presence as Fed
ers officers in administering laws Is merely farc!
cal. The letter adds that there is no loyalty to
the Government among the Mormoas; that while.
to certain extent. they respect the forms of law,
they neither recognize nor respect its spirit.
Neither murder nor any other crime has been or
can be punished.
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SutrffuaI nehav~

sebase vas advertised In New York on sur,
gay last between Judge Edm tpd., on behalf o,
ep''isuslism, aud Signor henti Ii Harvard Col,...
On the other side. 1t 10 said that the eminent "a,
ueman In Boston who lately went or under IN.
aifecton Of tie spirits with another man. w,f, n
Or. "n. d. Charming. The power Of the Sp,rits
10 aivofes shs diseostsntsd aud nnd them u,v
snsis'es' Is one Of the mest chsrishsd and non. :
'af eesmas 81 the new creed. 1t saves The discI.
pies me trouble ana expense Of going eli She w.y
70 lsdiass.
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New Publication

"Life Of Bishop Croes, of New Jersey. BY John
N. Norton. Rector Of Ascension Church, Frankfort
Kentucky" neat little volume. published oy
th. Episcopal Church Book Society OF New York
Bi,boo Croes was ore of the abiest and most ex
ea,en, of the prela,es of his church, to the mem
h.,. If which this sketch will be Of mnch interest
The author acknowledges himself under special
obligations to the Rev. Robert b. Croes' 'o1 nisl
Of this city, the youngest son oil the go'u ni,"
for his kindness in selecting from DIS '''.
papers sueh as would be most u'ei"'' anu 'o' ''''
valuable assistance.
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AMERICAN STEAM MARINE.

The New York Journals give doisfn' p''."'s
a. our steam marine. Not fewer than h'ne"e.
cce.n steamships are lying idle at the p'r. Q. Ne
York. Nearly all of them are sids-whee' SER,
ors. which, in the opinion Of 1adse', ha'.
their day, and do DO; meet the wants OF Toe -,
The srea, bulk Of foreign merchandise 'np..,
IN New York Ia brought 10 English iroa-o".''
psllsrs These propellefs are mainly 'H''f''
ax.s ~ aoxarp,oapt
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MARRIED.

At Oak Grove. the residence of the brides fstnsf
on the lst inst by the Right Rev Jas y. Brann,r,
Mr. HENRY ANDERSON MONTGOMERY B .slTr,
LEY. Of Orange. to Miss ARIANNA ARNEIT'
eldest daughter OF Archibald D. and Frar ces l.. Ar
merit Of Louisa
81 Richmond and fredericksburg papers please
copy.
On Tuesday evening, at - Pants Church, by the
Rev DR. Minnegerose, ALFRED L, son OF the q on
VIM Q. Rives. and 3. g.. daughter OF James h vac.
Moore.
ATWhig and Enquirer please copy.
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Authors and tho MT. vernon Fund,

In communication to the Virginia Isdss, WIN
AacHfR CecKx, Esq, author ofthas valuable WORK,
10" c0n'''iAsional History, corrects an error In
statsnsni which has been published of the nun.
Der Of copies which hs has contributed from bis
literary Issors TO the Mt. Vernon iuud, and avails
himself OF the opportunity to suggest that other
authors make similar donation. "suppose,"
rays Mr. Cooke, "cvery author In the United States
VIII contribute thirty dollars worth Of books, to
Be deposited With Little, Brown Co, of Boston
L an certain four hundred authors could be found
ssnding up their works, which would make the
handsome e0ntr hutton OF fl2 600
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FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, Feb. 5.-Privase advces received by
the steamer Cabawba of the Both ultimo, which
arrived midnight last night states that another
cargo Of Africans had landed few days before
near Cardenas.
Mol.sses was firm at 3a4 rails for cisyed and ;
for Muscovado
Exchange on northern ports was dull and de-
rIininp
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/" RICHMOND THEATRE.
PLEASING ANNOUNCEMENT.
RETURN OF OUR MAGGIE.


~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
PLEASING ANNOUNCEMENT.
RETURN OF OUR MAGGIE.
RETURN OF OUR MAGGIE
Whowil appear THIS EVENING in her two erea
characters OF
MARG0T
AND
KATY OsHrEL.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL AS MARGOT.
hiss MAGGIE MITCHELL AS KATY 0SHIEL
OUR MAGGIE AS MARGOT.
OUR MAGGIE AS KATY O'SHIEh.
OUR MAGGIE WILL SING TRUST TO LUCK.
OUR MAGGIE will dance IRISH JIG.
GLORIOUS BILL.
- Booxs' BooKs!! BooKs!!!-Buy your Books
At the Gift Bookstore, - Main strest. where you
may buy
BOOK AND A GOLD WATCH FOR$l
BOOK AND SILVER WATCH FORSI
BOOK AND A GOLD LOCK- ct FOR 81
BOOK AND GOLD PIN FoR 81
BOOK AND GOLD PENCIL FoRA
BOOK AND GOLD BRACELET FOR 4,
BOOK AND Asset OF SLEEVE BUTTONS
FOR 81
BOOK AND A GOLD RING FOR Q,
BOOK AND A poOK Ell KNIFE ron 4,
BOOK AND A CLOCK Fog 81
10 s-A
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DIED.

ton. Mr. SAMUEL M HALL. iu the I'D year Of his
age, formerly resi- lent of this city and Manchsa.
ter IN the full hope OF glorious resurrection ana
final salvation In Heaven.
Death 10 . gate through which We 60
FROM sin and suffering here.
10 JOIN with friends who have gone before.
In Joys and pleasures there. L. B.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ rporrKD FOR r..s ..DIsPATCH.'
THE TARIFF-DEM0CRATTC CAUCUs-AUiioN
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

THE TARIFF-DEMoCRATIC CAUCUS-ACIioN
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMoChAiS'
WARRINGTON. Feb. 6.-At the Democratic csncus
last night. only about Atty members were present.
,heye ba wing been q Misunderstanding.
Mr.. Garnett from the committee heretofore 40,
roio,ed. renorted a resolution that "means ought
10 be provided for the payment of the Treasury
notes now maturing, and that tbe dehc,ene'es :
onght 10 be met by reduction Of expenses oil
government" ,.,,
The resolution was discussed by Messrs Garner;
Stephens and Crawford, Of Ga, Smith, OF va, ana
others, who favored heavy reduction 10 TOO "a a.
penses of all the branches Of government. 70
action was had on it, Another caucus ID 70 Dc
called ..,,,,
The Pennsylvania Democrats held mee 1,;nn
and unanimously passed q resolution suppo ~. na
the Presidents tariff views and Ies IT,
cogn,,s the &C of the caucus, binding on snem
in any manner.
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r,slitv of different cities is

The report states that whilst the United States
/, the heal.hiest country In the world, New York
10 the most unhealthy Of cities, and has exchanged
places in that regard with London, which once
held that unsnyisbie position. In 1856 the NOR.
tSlisy of London was one in forty-fve of the
population; in New York 1t is one 10 twenty
seven; whereas, fifty years ago, It was, in the
ssrns city. one in foriy.seven and half which is
healthier than London even now. The cause as
signed IL want Of proper drainage, sewerag
and ventilation
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prize FIGHT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

MANCHESTER, Feb. A prize fght for fifty doll
lars came off near this place this afternoon, be.
tween Dan Kerrigan and mas named Jones, both
haiIiug from Boston. Kerrigsn Was victor. Both
parties were amateurs, though kerrigau is said to
have won a fight recently at New Orleans.
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SOME GEEsE.-It is stated in a recent issue of the
Toledo (0hio) Blade. that drove OF 900 geese los
Winchester few days before. The owner had
driven into one car the number CT 1900, paving
from Is to 20 cents each as freish. The calcnla.
ton of the owner WAS, that the feathers woud pay
him for his outlay in raising them and getting
them to market, and that the proceeds of the car
cases would be clear profit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Aosefs srfcis kAsEs--Ths Canadian pansrs
stsss snst application Win b made to Psrlismss NJ
The ssrtas Is ~ he s7s, conf osa srsiasi,s
" " ssseis eifssIss!ou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

DrArHs-James s. Bailey. leading newsman
Of Fredericksburg, Va, and for many years the
agent Of the Richmond Dispatch, in that city,
died Oh the Sd inst He was an estimable man in
all the relations of life. VIM. ii. White, nsgis'
trate Of that city, died on the 4th inst. He had
ALWAYS been foremost in town improvements.
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fsea.thiness OF American aud Euro.
pean Cities.

A select committee, appointed by the New York
Legislature, to examine the sanitary condition OF
New York City, have submitted a long report, in
which they make it appear that the United Ssate'
1. now the healthiest country In the world, only
cue and half TO one hundred of the population
or fl fteen to one thousand dying annually;
whereas, In England, the mortality is twenty
three to one thousand. In Russia the mortality
IS ~ high as thirty-six TO one Thousand. The
following 10 = tabular statement of the annual
mortality in some Of the principal countries and
cities OF Europe:
The mortality of different cities is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

ACoIDKNr.-Mr. Josiah shumsker, living near
Nsersvills, Loudoun county, Va, wa, so badly
wounded on Wednesday last by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun, tho LOAF taking effect 10 one
| OF his feet. that amputatioa was rendered neces.
sary, which operation was performed on last Satur.
Aay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

CosGsEss-In the senate, on Saturday, Mr.. se-
ward presented concurrent resolutions of the lie.
gislature of New York, protesting against The in
crease Of the rates OF postage, and instructing
their Senators TO oppose any such bill. Laid
over.
Also, a petition Of citizens Of New York, praying
for the passage Of the Homestead bill
Mr.. Foot presented similar petition Of citizsn,
| of New Jersey.
| MIR. Mason, of Virginia. introduced an act for
| the relief of Anne c. Bronaugh. Referred.
| Mr. Davis, from the Committee on Military A.
fairs, reporteda bill increasing the salaries of the
| officers of the army. Laid over.
| Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported substitute for certain bill relative to the
| collection of customs. The bill reduces the expen
ditures of the government abost 10000 and dis
penses with the employment Of one thousand per
sons engaged in the collection Of the revenue. Mr..
c. said he should cal! this bill up for action during
this week.
bill for the relief of Samuel A. West. George
Mccullough, Hiram Mccullough, and Charles Pen
dergras, contractors at the Gosport navy yard was
passed. The Senate then proceeded 10 the consids
Grafton of business relating TO the District OF Cos
lumbis.
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Wash
. burne, of Illinois, gave notice that ON to-day he
would move to take mp the River and Harhcr bill.
Mr.. Feuton, of n. Y, asked leave to introduce a
bill granting pensions to invalid soldiers Of the
war of lSl2-l5, the pension TO be paid from the
date of their disability.
Mr. Winslow, of North Carolina, from the Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported favorably the
joint resolution for a vote of thanks to Captain s
c. Reid for designing the American flag. Also
favorabIy the Senate bill for the relief of Ser
geon Maxwell, U. S. n. Also, fsvorably on the
Senate bill for the payment Of $1,000 TO Captain
iIaI tsteGe, u. S. n, for extra expenses incurred
in restoring the barque Resolute.
Mr.. Hopkins, Of Virginia, from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported joint resolution au-
thorizlug Lieut.. Maury and Professor Bache to re-
ceiye gold medals from the Sandman government
The resolution WAS passed
The House then proceeded to consider private
bills.
ARREST OF A C0UxrERrEITEa.-A man giving his
name asJ. B. Hutchinson Who halls from Virginia
wss arrested IN Memphis, Tennessee, on the lsi
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Nrw ORLEANS, Feb. 5-Advices from ma i,
Texas 10 the Goth instant say the PACING ksiirosd
arbitrs,ihx committee had al.ss Gnenx h.,o~
1000 600 and their work is yet unfinished. Pres-
dent Fowik i, expected to be in possession shi'
week OF the road.
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SICKNESS IN THE CoUsrRr.-Typboid fever and
Pneumonia are prevailing TO very considerable
extent among the slave population in some parts
of Stafford county, Va. The active force OF far'
msrs is cut down one-half, and there have been
several deaths.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-PIREMAN KILLED.

DESTRUCTIVE FIhE-FIhEHhN NlhIED'
BosToN, Feb. 6.-RCssells bakery Was burnt to-
day. Several buildings we're destroyed. One fire.
mnn was killed by tho falling walls. One is miss
10 I'D seHeral others were injured Loss $500, 900
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MARINE INTHLLIoHnCa
PORT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5th, ls

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5th, 1889.
H'gh Water his day (Honddy) a o'clock.
ARRIVED,
schr Georsianna Frost James River, lumber. 7 J
Parker
Schr Henry Reed, Passwater, James River, lum-
Der. K& RRR.
Steamer Virginia. Kelly. Philadely hia. mdge and
passengers, Tuttle
SAILED.
Stearer Pocshontas, Travis, Baltimore, mdse
W Currie.
BarQus Fame. Kennedy, Flo. flour, Brummel d
Go, and ) McGru ier's Sons.
INV YORK, Feb. 4-Cissred-schrs Koseneath
Arrived-Schrs Haxall. Winter. Richmond; l. W
Waring and Hampton. Fredericksburg; Bergen
ami Rebecca City Point; Firm and Wotten. from
Va. 9Th Cleared-Bark Leon, Rich ond, and schr
w Newcomn Fredericks urg Arrivet-Schrs
Hamilton, Cape Henry; Moses Van Name. Norfolk
Minnssota, do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

loot BALLS, Air and Parlor Balls,
l. all sizes ANGUS 4 BYERLY,
fa IL West Main ST.
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QROCMS, BOOKLETS, &c. 100 dozen
- assorted Breorns 1O0 dcz assorted Buckets, 2a0
dozen Core age IS bales Twice, 81 Ibis Mercer Pc.
tstoes, 60 boxes prime Cheese. landing par New
York Packet, for sale BY
re- WM II TYLER,
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The whole number of whalsships which sail from
New Bedford Is BIG, their voyages averaging from
three TO three and half years.
The Cadets of Georgetown, D c, College paraded
on Saturday, and called on the Secretary of War
10 Warrington.
Geo. stegali, young man, was arrested fn Ma
son CO., Va, last week, charged with horse steal.
ing.
The resignation Of Rev. J. 7. Johnston, as Rec.
Tor OF st. fauis Church, Alexandria, Va, has been
accepted
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ssow INN y-THE EXPECTED STEAMERS
W. yorr. Fab. ga heavy snow storm has
nrcysilsd since noon. 1t is six inches deep and
Th.rs 10 10 chance OF the arrival Tonight OF the
steamers from Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

0eYY0 SURGEON DENTIST
0fkce on Main, below Pearl strsst. next DOR to T
horton Keach's trimming store, and two doors
above Msssrs Thos Price C.'s Dry Goods store.
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house. would be pleased TO zee thoss with who N he
has engagem snts, and has INSIDE extensive preps-
rations to serve the public generally. All operas
toas performed in the 81 approved and scientific
style known to the Prote ssion, and all work done
By him war auted 10 give sasisfActio f. i'm
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s&% LIyg TNsURANCE.-

WHICH Is THE BFST COMPANY!
We will make in few words q statement of :he b'-
sness of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany" which representa- Richmond: ami ass
all who take an interest in Life Insurance. to care
fully compare our statement with that OF any other
company. ,.,
This Company commenced business April 18th,
l8.5. on the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. without Csnitai
January Ist Is47, it declared dividend OF 81 Ter
cent on the premiums paid in ls45.
January Is. .54S. dividend OF 81 per cent on Pre-
mnms of $40
January lat ls4s, dividend of 81 per cent on pre-
miums of Ie41.
miums of ls4s. - - - So,
January st 1851. 81 49, "a '65, 55. '57, 49, each
year dividend of IS per cent, and January 1859,
they make dividend of 10 per cent.
The Company have paid the first TEN DIVIDENDS
and this year are paying the ELEVENTH, being thai
declared January lst, 1851. - .
The Company have paid in dividends $l,l6l ,5ZT ST
The Company have paid fer losses by .oo
death l,Ffb,4H D
And have a safely invested Capital Of i0l92J 81
Any further information respecting our Company
or on the subject OF Life Insurance. We will most
cheerfnlIy give, a. our Office 2l Pearl street.
fe 3-5t KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.