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PRINCE OF WALES FURNITURE-The fur
ritnre used by the Prince of Wales aud suite
At ST. John, n. B., has been sold by auction
The Princes bedstead brought E31 los; The
Duke OF Newcastle's beds tead, fI3 IS; recep-
ion chair, on which the Prince sat 10 receive
company, Cos. 3D.; dressing table, with glass
and marble top, ZIG. The St. John News
adds We do not give any thing like a list Of
all the articles sold, but merely the above as
sample prices. Considering all things, the
prices paid were not extr&vagaut-not more
so, If we except two or three articles than
those paid at any private gen tlernan's sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

RAILROAD ACCIDBET.-A railroad train ran
OIL the track near Decatur, Ala, on Sunday
week, and Mr. Dickson, of Trim Bile, Mss re-
ceived an injury, from which he died in six
hours. Several persons were bruised, but 10
other passenRers sufered seriouslY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-JJnatha Mum
Esq. one of the City Council of Quebec, died
ON the I'd inst, from injuries received by the
fai! OF the stage on the Esplanade, in that city
during the display of fireworks in honor oI
the Prince of Wales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

JUDGE TANEY NoMINATRD.-The Demo-
Gratis of St. Mary's county, Maryland, assem-
bed in large mum bers 8 Leonardtown on the
lsJ inst. and nominated Judge Taoey, and
Samuel Nelson. of New York, for President
and Vice President OF the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

MEMORIAL ARCH.-A handsome memorial
arch has just been completed at Brompton
barracks, near Chatham, England, to the
memory of those officers, non on-commIssioned
officers, and men of the Royal Engineers, who
fell in the Urmea during the war with
Russia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

Negro Shot.--Un Friday night last, Mr.. John
Howard discovered a negro fellow in his yara
on i7th street, robbing his grape vines, and
shot him in the back with load of small shot
that accelerated his speed as he mounted the
fence and made off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

Glass B!oteiag is attracting the attention OF
the people OF Church and Union Hills, who
are nightly visiting Springfield Hall To wit
ness the perfec ton Of this beau tifuI art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

Bad FisitorS.-The police are looking after a
number of New York free negroes. who have
been spending several days la Richmond, In
violation of The laws of the STATE They will
be properly dealt with as soon as the Mayor
can get his hands upon them
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MARINE INsURAN
incorporated 1857
5EE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE iSsVa'

Incorporated 1852
yEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE fNsUa e.
ANCE COMPANY,
- OEce No. I3l Main Street, Richmond. ~
Capital and Surplus, S2sO000
THIs COMPANY has the ad vantage oil It5ssty- sees.
ysarS' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public drring sll
of that period needs no special Recommendation 70
the oitizens of Virginia.
IL effects Fire Insurance IN oity and country, and
Marine Insurance TO all parts OF the world
Its cash capital and surplus are above and itn
1airs are managed pTudenty, but iiberally and lta
rates ere low those of any other good institu-
ton, DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Covarir, ]. +. Wedsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W. Smith e,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l.. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas, W. Purcell, inc. N.Gord1D,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Aruh. Thomts.
las. A. Inoes, II. A. Cla borne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person oi
oy letter. W. l.. C0WARDIN. Presideut.
VIZ. willis. Jp.. Senretarv. ies -
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-Mr. Andrew Nc
Lean, hardware merchant. OF Wilmington, n e.
G, jumped overheard and was drowned, on
Tuesday last, from one of the New York and
Stonington boats, on Long Island Sound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

PACIFIC CTBLEGRAPY-The New York Ex-
press learns, from parties well posted in tele-
graphic matters, that measures are now in
progress that are almost sure to eventuate in
the speedy building of continuous line of
telegraph wire to San Francisco, and perhaps
10 Oregon. Negotiations To this end are already
going on at Washington between Secretary
Cobb and Hiram Sibley, Esq who represents
the Western Union Telegraph Company, and
there are very strong reasons for believing
mat the contract a. advertised by the SecTe-
tary, will be conceded to this company, if it
has not already been.
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VERMONT ELECTIoNs.-It is thought tha
the majority of Fairbanks, (Rep) tor Cover
nor of Vermont, will reach ~ 900. The Legis
lature is about all the same way.
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REslGNATIoN.-The Wytheville (Va.) Timer,
states that John Robin Mcdaniel will resign
his effice OF President of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company on the 18th of
the present month.
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FROM VENEzUELA.-By ansarrival at New
York, We have adviCes from MaraCaibO u 18th
August, which confirm the previous news re-
ceiyed respecting the revolution in the il nte-
rior. The revolution party is destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

SHIPMENTS OF SPECIH-The steamers City
of Baltimore and Vanderbilt left New York
on Saturday for Europe, taking jointly up
wards of sI.2O0, coo in specie foreign ac-
count. The Vanderbilt had about 2OO passen- =
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STABBING IN MEMPHIs.-An ARRAY took
place ia Mem phis, Tenn, on the 5th instant t,
botwean Mr.. NJ. J harrington and Col. Boone,
and the latter received dangerous stab in
the abdomen.
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Tfsspassiag.-Thomas Cunningham, small
lad, was arreste and Gagged on Saturday nigh I,
for concealiug himself on the premises Of ] No.
McKeiI
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PATENTS were issued last week 20 w. y.
Mason, of Sussex coanty, Va, for improve
ment in sewing machine ]. w. Ramsay and
ment in portable India rubber bathing tubs
ID. H. Whitmore, OF Lynchburg, Va, for i'm
provement in hay and straw cutters.
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FIRE AT LYNN.-TWo buildings on Breed il
Thorning's wharf, Lynn, Mass, con aiming
10000 tons of coal, were destroyed by fire last
Z riday night. Insured for $500.
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IpxrRNArIoNAI. billiard TouRyANEsT.-

INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The New York Sun of Wednesday says: "Mr
Pheian, the champion billiard player of Ame-
rica. has received from Berger, the celebrated
player of Paris, letter in which he an
nounces his determination TO visit the United
States early in October. Berger, it is said, has
carried skill in the game to a higher perfec-
ton than any man in the world. His com
mand of the cue and balls is truly wonderful,
executing with the utmost precision shots that
are deemed impossible. Mr.. Bergsr's object is
to exhibit his dexterity to the lovers of the
game, but he will not play for money. trial
between Phelan and Berger will be made, and
a room capable of holding fifteen hundred or
two thousand spec tators Will be provided for
the exhibi ton.
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NAvAL.-Capt. Ingraham has been ordered
to the command of the U. S. steamer Rich
mond, now fitting out at the Portsmou III
Navy Yard for the Mediterranean station
She will be ready for sea by the 1st prox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

NEW JERsEY.-There was grand demon,
stration of the Bell and Everett men in New.
ark n. J., on Friday night. Hon. II. W. Hill.
lard, OF Ala, was among the speakers.
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FROM THE PACIFIC-Sdn Francisco dates TO
the 25th ult. are received by the Pony Express
The following items are of interest
The Pony Express arrived 1T San Francisco
on the 23d of August, with st. Louis dates of
the 10th.
The news from the Kentucky and North
Carolina elections puts the Bell and Everett
men in good spirits, and they are pushing their
State organization energetically.
There is little State news. All the Doliti-
clans are preparing for the four State COnyen-
tions to be held at Sacramento between the
20th OF August and the 18th of September.
A CORES p0ndent of the Sacramento Union
writes from Virginia City that it is ascer-
tanned that party of seven white men, who
had been missing some time, were burned to
death near Pyramid Lake by the Indians-
Their charred remains were found chained to
trees. The head and chest OF one of them were
not burned, and by this means the rest were
identified the party who left California for
the Wa.hoe mines in May, under command OF
Norman Garfield, formerly from Cambridge,
Washington county, New York.
Large numbers OF emlgrants continue to ar
rive Al Carson and Honey Lake valleys, con-
sistipg mostly OF families.
Sandwi Islands dates, per bark Yankee,
are received ~ the 9th of August. The prin-
cipal topics exciting interest are some de-
veopements OF official irreguiarity, of which
particulars are given, resulting from an inves-
tigation of the affairs OF the American Consul
NJ Honolulu.
A bill before the Legislature for the esiab-
lishment Of bank, with paper currency, was
warmly discussed, with considerable prospect
OF passing-the paper circulation OF the bank
not 10 exceed Sl50OU0
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CONGREGATION SURPRIsED.-In a church in
Spencer, Mass, a few Sundays ago, while the
people were engaged in worship, something
unusual occurred. 1t was at the communion
service, and just before the sacrament was Of
fered a man In the back part of the assembly
rose, and deliberately passing up the asle 10
the table In front of the altar, seized of the
encramentai guhIcn wish ono hsnd, and The
isrs. silver pftnhsr with the other, Allied the
yoblst ssi.h wiae, aaA tarains - tho audience,
eooily dranh II utf, and fetstnaa 10 his sest, -
Ths fpader may tssss'nv the "safrsNe" " 'has
ksPhf~xrti tieNi
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MEDICINES.

uELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu,
II HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMB0Lp's EXTRACT BUCHU,
hELNBStps hELMBStD's ExTkAcT EfxxTkkAcTF BUSHU,, BBUGSSHHUU,
The Great Diuretie, The Great Darotio.
TIE Tss Great bSrsS Ths GTss, bbSTsc
A positive and specific remedy for diseases ol tho
BBiiaffdisr, Bia der, Ridneys, Rdn Srsvei bops broppsy.
Rls sider, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy.
AND All DISEASES OF THE
9rshR ssTas qTssnF sfHpc Rc Hsan'
oause they may have orig mated. and no matter Of
y ow Long Standing, How Long Standing.
3w Long Standing, How Long Standing.
1t il takeD without Hindrsnoe from Business. and
little If apy change of diet,
is pleasant in its taste and odor,
And lmm .diate In Its action.
Ify ~ suffering with any of the above dlstress-
TROCTRE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
As medicine which must benefit every body, from
invalid.
no EQUhL Is TO BIZ F0uNn.
NO EQUAL is TO BE FOUND.
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX for SIS; delivered to
any address. Prepared by u. T. HELMBOLD.
Depot. leA South Tenth St, below Chesnut,
For sale wholesale and retail bv
FISHER h SHEPHERD,
Druggists and APotheearIes,
jai7-ly l26 Main street.
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Saturday was one of the hottest ard mos,
disagreeable days for locomotion tina, we have
experienced this season. Tue ihermomslar
indicated 90 degrees al noon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

DEATH OF "GENTLgMAE GEORGE BAR
RErT.-Ieo. IL. Barrett, the veteran of the
American stage, died in New York on We'd
nesday. He was born in Exeter, England, in
l19i, and In few years appeared at Boston as
the infant child of Cora, ia "PIzarro." AT the
age Of twelve he appeared as young Neryel,
al the Old Park Theatre, in New York. He
was distinguished for his fine appearance aud
manly beauty. In such parts AS Charles Sur
face, Rover, Young NARROW aud Bob Handy,
Mr.. Barrett achieved Il high repu alton, aud
was known by the soubriquet OF Gen tleman
George" AT very early age he married a
beautiful actress attached TO the same theatre
where ne performed. For many years Mrs.
Barrett was considered the best high comedy
actress on the American stage. She died at
Boston four or five years ago In 1851 he made
the tour of the country with his daughter,
Miss Georgiana Barrett, (now Mrs. Philip
Warren aud soon afterwards was compelled,
by i'll health to retire from the active duties OF
his profession. Mr.. Barrett must be accounted
as the veteran of the American stage, as it is
now sixty-four years since he first saw the
foot-lights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

a,.s---s HENRY RUDNhLt,.

Co. HENRY HUDNALL,
SN~S ATTORNEY AZ LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices IL g.. the Courts Led IN The city of Rlch
moLd.
1A- Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts OF Chesterfield.
IS Notary, viii take Deposltions and Acknow
Judgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whEteVer other duties pertain to the ofos OF
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, Just
bauy the Custom House. ia silly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

EAs DIR. K. y. McGRUDER, of Henri
VA co, having taken an office Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his profess ,onal services 10 the public.
~ 30-6m
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Legs. Profession.
Having determined to remove Ia the University
81 tho Stse ot missouri, have HssocIrted slth
ae the Practice OF Law, IA tb.s city, MT. VI .
:. tLUt TON, son of the ate Juake tioptou. Mr..
Coptnn Ill not only finish all business he etOuIe
undertaken by me- but will conduct all new that
may re conhded 10 as. DeIns iulS convinced pi
hIss shI.t' and fitness IN every respect core la,ly
aud uureservedly recommend hIm TO all my clients
and (DenGs AEd 20 the puuIc generally. | caL be
found st our Office until about the 2Jth ot rtptens
ber next. b. b. MlNO :.
Richmond, August 9Th. 1850. au I'm
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BOARDING.

P0ARDING-BY MRS SAMUEL.-I can ac-
- commodAte two small families and several
young men with BOARD and LODGING, with
Ene, airy rooms. convenient to business, being IN
central part of the town, on Bank street. betwee n
9,A and l0Th streets. Having hsd considerable ex-
pauenoe III keeping boarding houseg, nv patrons,
/ atve 10 doubt Will be pleased as will leave
nothing undone which can bs 10 render my board
pleasant ard comfortable. Persons wishing
toaTd viii please UGIl At once. Sc 4-lw'
BOARD. i have several vacant ROOMS. suit
ID able Tor families or Young gentlemen Apply to
Alss +. 4. 81 DGOOD,
Ee sam Corner Eth and Main streets.
DARK Err no USE,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations,
with svery effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelied In ths United States.
H.. PARKER,
nh s-Sm F.MILLS.
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Hsssirss cssFs.~~Th~ Court Of Magistrate.
ecmneaes thsir r~ptvmesr Term ~ II ~'si.ss
sa,dsy, ana viii ttt during the we~s
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ssas,nn VITA frisnd sisitias Aklauste
DIV, was ssbsa he n he rrsnt saeasst hWsDll
ss.s hs, .sssaS ths psena.a sfsesrfsli}
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ss@~a LAWRgaCE y. NARYE.
S>E ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,
Practices il the Courts OF the City Of Richmond
sld the Counnes OF Henrlco, Hanover and Caro-
uSe.
Aels also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthc
United states Court OF Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
AMI hnseli being dissolved, his office is now on
Nth street, Just below bcddln Hall. fe l3-lV
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X <aS sHockoE HILL NEKAL
q. W. Il. TYLER

Qsc, on Marshall, bstr,tH Sirth and Strenth
Streets,
Continues to RENT our HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
nkukS, and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns has thaEks for the liberal patronage he
slowed upon hIm Tor three years past. SO 3-6m
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h-SA Mrs, WOOLHOlSE, over Sam Suthsr-
ls1d's Gun Store, 1872 Nam street, Richmond, Will
wait on all those requiring her services.
IA Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LkkCHES.
~ All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express Ia all pa ts OF the State.
y. B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
Au 20-3m
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APPOINTMENT or pEoxy

Know all men by these presents. that we, the
su bsc rbers, being stockholders IN the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby con-
stituts and appoint trus and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of IN all
general meetings of The Stock khodeIs ot said Com
pam when are n Jt personally present with full
power ana authority at such general meetings to
give such votes, and to do such other act
personally present
Witness our hand and seals, this - day Of,
1856.
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fee firm. Rice firm but rather less active Tea
unchanged. TaiioW hrm at 6ls 90.
WALKERS PosITIoN-His Strsngth.-The
recent news from Walker leaves him besieged,
and his fate in doubt. A letter III the New
Orleans Delta gives a description of the fort
which his force occupies. Ii says:
The fort, although ancient and much de-
cayed, Is very strong defence, mounting
eight well directed guns of different calibre,
besides having large number of guns OF va
rious si2es, from twenty -four Founders do Wn-
wards, which are lying about in convenient
places. Two guns OF medium calihre cover
the only entrances to the fort, and will he
ready to do good execution against any who
may approach with evil intentions. The guns
on the ramparts are directed SO to command
every portion OF the harbor; they were thus
arranged when we came here, and it has not
been thought best TO make any change. All
our danger is in the rear of the fort, and it is
there we have directed our Efforts toward i'm
provements.
The main entrance is IN the rear and i'm
mediateiy before this entrance we have
thrown up rude barricade of logs with an
embrasure OF our sIx-pounder gun TO look
through. If we are attacked it Will be by the
enemy now short distance from town, and
the entrance to the town brings them behi nd
the fort. The Plaza of the town is also inme-
diateiy in the rear OF the fort. Across the
Plaza from the fUrt is the old church, and the
enemy may hope TO enter this church, and
using 1t as fortress, act against us from with
in but we have an eye upon this sacred relic
OF once glorious race, and will speedily
check mate any such move by them. We have
been informed that the enemy intended maxi
ing just such n move as this; and indeed we
learn that one or TWO of them We're i'll it a few
nights ago, no doubt examining into he prac-
licahiity OF the scheme. Our 6-pounder, un-
fortunately for them, points i'll the direction of
this church.
We hold utagainst 4 very large force for
some length Of time, but stiIi little help
would be acceptable. We could sustain our
selves with less fatigue, and defy any force
which could be brought against u.s. if New Or
leans would send us out Il schooner load of
brave fellows TO partake OF the glory of this
war for the predominance of liberal ideas in
Central America. We are very vigiiant-our
own safety req ures it-and If we had great
er number of men our guard duties would be
very light Oh all. The men live we'll perhaps
rather high, as We have fresh beef pork,
chickens, eggs, etc, etc, in abundance. They
are clothed in a comfortable and CAV uniform
each man sporting new suit. Their quar-.
ters are good, many even making use Of til Q
best rooms in the several houses formerly
used by Government officials. Take it alto
gether think many of them living far
more comfortably than they possibly could in
New OCIeaus.
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sksE,ss fss-ss. ss.i. hsia = rssssss ssaa,hi -
@,sflss |" sss N'ss nsi,, sals sssssaasa, ~
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IHkAI.I
Proxies TO represent stock in their general meet
ings shalt only be valid for the space of two ears
from the cate thereof-l9ih By Lac.
auII-tt23 w RI "A
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNEs,EE RAILKoADCo.
Lynchburg. Va Aug. 7th, 1860. \
KINHE THIAA EENIk ANNIAi. MEET

IN of the Stockholders in the VTginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, vii! I've held IN the
hail of their depot IN the city ot LyEchhurg, on
WEDNESDAY, the i2th day of September next
By order Of tho Boa u Of Directors
VIM H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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JAS. X. cRgNsHAw. r. Il. wELLFoRD,Jk.
sesa CRENSHAW Il NELLFUED,
So ATTORNEYS AT LAW, RICHMOND,
Va, practice the Supe nor ana Inferior Courts of
the ci,I-Qi Richmond and the adjacent counties,
and ia the Federal Courts held IN the cities OF
K edmond and Norfolk.
"a They will hereafter attend regularly the CIR
cult and Count, Courts ol Hanover. au 25-lm
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LIFE INsURANcE, SC
DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE PArY Of THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.



oFVicE-MuiB Street. IN Amsrtcan Hotel.
This Company takes. IN eadltIor TO the ordinary
Fire snd Marine rlsks, rEkPETCAL Insurance
on bull dlngs Under this policy one pat msnf se-
cures the property FOREVFR against ioss by hre.
This Company receives MONEY on dspost, pays
interest thereon. aud guarantees the pay ment OF
Negotiable Notes and Bills Of Exchange.
BIEECTORs
Wm. II, Nacfarand Pres'L Farmers' Bank.
A warwick firm of Warwick hat ksdAle,
Wn, s Crensha ", frm cf Y enshaw & Co.
wellington (;od,;iu, irn OF Goddin Apperson.
r. w NcCruce frnl of puniop, Aoncare Co.
Il A. BaTkscz.e, tlrm of Wsr~lck Bsfksdaie.
Jauss 81 GrAnt Tobacco MsDuiactnter
L ,CTenshav. firm ~ Haxali, nrenshsw 90.
John l.. Bacon 6fGa Of Bsron Basksr"!Ii,,
X q Haxali. firm of Haxali, CTenshsw Co.
Jchn Turrre. Jr., Ship Oweer
VIM " arwick fism of WARWICK q barkkoaio'
Jas. Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
G, c. Ellett, Builder.
F. u. Rufiin, Agricuiturst and Manufacturer.
X. w. heGruder, firm of y. MeGruder 8 Sons.
W. w. Crump, Attorney AT Law.
Jas. Dunlop, firm OF Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL. PIes't.
o. F. BREsEK, Seo'y. au7-in
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA-
~ NY.-CkPFrAL $500, 900!
IA OHcs-No. 81 Nam street, 6ndsy ST. CadrtsS
HetsL~
This Company Is now prepared to receive sppli.
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
m faynrahla tarU
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EAs JOHN W. GREEN,
&>A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" III practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mnud aad county of Henrico. Strict attention
viii ne given 10 all business entrusted 10 him.
Once, for the present. with has father. William
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