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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

Total amount of losses,
claims, and liabilities. $40, $50 80
The greatest amount insured on any one risk Is
$4,000, but will not, general rule, exceed
$4,000. fts sts--<
The Company has general rHle to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town.
Villages or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case the Raneral character of buildings,
width of streets, facilities for putting out fires, &c
No part of its capital earnings is deposited in
any other State security therein -t-s
An attested copy of the Charter or Act of incor
poraton accompanies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, sc
City and County of New York. 90
Charles j. Martin, President, and j. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
being severaly sworn depose and say, and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is true, full and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Corpora
tien and that they the above described officers
thereof. at
(Signed) CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pres't.
.a (Signed) J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of
$50 January, A. d. 1860. Witness my hand
lhAA-I and official seal
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN, -.- b
Commissioner for Indiana in New York, IOG Broad
way, N. y. aet ...t5 s. Ht r
Allen G. Hallock is the duly authorized agent
for this city, as per certificate of authority hed in
the County Clerks Office. Isli. +
This Company insures against loss ar damage by
fire to buildings, merchandise, household turnj
ture, and personal property generally. Also
against the perils OF inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium. -. 30
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main ST., Evansville
feb3-tap28. -4. % o.
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WUSF RRCBFV.ED.--9 sUPERHOR
e. article of Black T0a in small caddies, express
ly for family use, at No. 81 Main street, opposite
the Court House. JAS. IL. SPALD1NG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

E%The State Sentinel says the Oppose
ton advocate free farms for. the homeless,
and complains because free lots are not
donated to manufacturers and mechanics.
When the Opposition propose to benefit the
manufacturers and mechanics by protecting
them from foreign competition, the Demo-
cracy set up great howl about the farmer
being sighted. Verify, the Sentinel and its
party are hard to please. We, presume if
the Opposition should adopt the principle of
free Offices to destitute Democrats, and a
liberal "revenuep to their pockets, with
"incidental protection !" to the incumbents
in the eternal enjoyment of the emoluments
most of the Democracy aforesaid might
be numbered in the Opposition ranks in pref
ty short order. By the way, we claim a
patent on that invention, and entitle it,
A new and improved method for destroy
ing the Bogus Democratic Party"
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
s WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE, 81"
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
81 4 FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo sa.
@ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, 44.
JAMES G. JONES, of Yanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, 9,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. 3
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, q .s-1
JOHN. P. JONES, of Lagrange. .E
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES ]. FLETCHER, of Putnam ,
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CRESCENT CITY GALLERY.

WE ALL follow interest 10 spite of vain talk,
And to those WHO deal fairly, to them should
walk
Now, you who want Pictures, both cheap and first
rate,
Bring your dimes TO SMITHS Gallery, lyon don't
have to wHit).
He fears compstitiOn from one or the other,
But looks upon each a friend and "a brother;
He cares not for show, i.or putting, nor blowing,
block soilees, or CANNON, assuredly knowing
That he makes the trade, who gives most for the
cash
The people care nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who want Pictures, large ones or small,
Should, without more delay, on MIR. Smith call
The Court House, J on know, just over the way,
Examine his Picures-we know what you'll say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish or price-and by way of {. treat,
To Ladies and Families he lessons his pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect it a day.
4t,It
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City Election.
WDFOKLEs zFOR 7THE WILLOW.

IL We have for sale Pickles in barrels, put up
in pure cider vinegar, which we retail by the dozen
or hundreds also in kegs and jars of all sizes. Call
and see for yourselves sdl iNICKERY BROS.
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WILSON'S
WHEELER

No. First Street, between Main and Lecust.
FEICE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
W Wheeler d Wilson'S Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
In its merits as the best and most reliable family
sewing machine now in 1t sews equally well
on the thickest thinest fabrics makes the lock
stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential
advantage of being alike on both sides, forming
ridge chain the under side; is simple in con-
struction, speedy i'll movement, and more
durable than any other machine. We give full in.
structions to enable the purchaser to ordinary
seams, stitch, her, fell quilt, gather, bind, and
three years.
We also keep on constantly hand full assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials Of the above
machines, from persons of the highest standing
East and West giving prices, &C., will be furnished
gratis, application in person or by letter.
feb9Iy f. M. SELLMAN.
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$500. ....-.-
Total amount of capital and surplus s., 4i5s16 S.
,Gttt1 sNt rs IJi Assn is. 1-1 -H
Amount of cash in Continen-+-a.f e--s ~
tai Bank, n. ,.....:.... o,7o7 81 80 s.
Amount of cash in hands of ''3 .'4s :
Agents, and in course of r4rH ---
transmission (balance)..... 1866 81 -s.rss
Amount of unincunbered real 1I2sas
estate, no. Wall Street. g., oea 90
Amount of United States rs
treasury notes, market a5 4" = 4 I.
vaIue......... I0Z,Zft 70
Amount Missouri State BIDS, 81 tiu#
per cent, market value. 1925 90 q sf
Amount of North Carolina az.
bonds, per cent, market .=st.a ...s -------~
Amount Of Tennessee bonds ''4'O - W
per cent, market value. 1900 90
Amount of Brooklyn City +--
water bonds, per cent, -fFsia.. sft.tas7iE
market value. ................. l0,25O 90 Il ts4..
Amount of bank Stocks mar
: ket value, ), ,..,, $685. 90
Amount of loans bonds
and mortgages, being FIRST
"a lien of record unincn1I- --.+
bered real estate, worth at .r.-..,..sf
least 81 sos, 300 and on
which there il less than <'+-
+ one year interest due and lFt,a.
Owing-rate of interest -..gt ...-s
per cent......-....--............S sCO2 Us
Amount of loans on stock y 1-l 80 p q
and bonds, payable on de- ....
mand, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, $751; ..-t4- 90,
5Z9...... 10
Amount due from premiums Pr"
on policies issued at Office 1857 10
Amount of bills receivable e.
for premiums inland
navigation risks, &c......... II ,064 Al -.-
Interest actually due and -at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17

-.tz LIABILITIES. .tt
9th. No liabilities to banks, others, due er not
duo.
9Th No losses adj listed and due.
18th. Losses either 1nadjusted S.s an, sc
Sth or adjusted and not due, SOS'O
9th. Losses IN suspense wait
ing further proof, in
eluded in. last l1.
above
10Th. All other claims against
"a the company dividends 49,
rs unpaid .............1,92O
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The Virginia military ins,,,u,.

Gov. LxTchkR and the Visitors OF the In
sutu'e are at this time attending tho annual
examinations at this admirable school Col,
mAAAs and Col. HARDEk. of the U. States
Army, are also in attendance. The prosperity
OF this noble Institution should b subject az
pride and congratulstion 70 every citizen Of
Virginia II IL not only an admirable militia
Ty school, providing competent and efiicisat
Instructors for the volunteers and militia Of
the State, but II makes Its studsnts practical,
systematic men, fitted 70 b entsrprising aud
useful In any vocation which they may
adopt. The State ought 70 encourage 1t libe.
rally, snd extend, rs far ~ practicable, its
sphere of usefulness. 4es = e ?
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~ UrryBDsITr or NfnoSN1As--1neeosn
ment at the University Of Virginia takes place
today. Among the graduatss are J. b NOR.
decak s. II. PulIiam, J. }. Reeve, r. HaxAll,
J. A. Blair, J. NJ. Gregory, IT. Robert 5.
Pearce and s. ID. Yancey, Of Richmondi q.
W. NeisCu, X. y. BERKELEY, q. N B. Minor
NJ. N. Fleming, Of Hanover; J. M. Payne.
Jas. M. Boyd, L. M. Blackford and ]. r.
Ward, Of Lynchburg; Jno. W. Davis,of Pc.
tershnrg, and il Wake and Richard Waike,
Jr.s Those students who took the degree OF
Bachelor Of Arts were e. L.Bardweii, OF Gas
Robert Q. Berkeley, Of Hanover counys a.
Jerry M. Harris, Of Louisa, Va; Francis :. =
Merriwether, OF Bedford, Va, and Wm M NJ
Rad ford, Of Montgomery, Va 81 af.se ~ 81.
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RUNAWAY8.
TEN DOLLARS KEWARD:-Ra

% TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
81 away from my house, ON Church Hill on
- the 9th M az last, my negro woman JANE.
ASVSaid negro is 40 or 43 years old, very black,
.>and was purchased by me of Ro. X. Howl
SON executor Of -- Curtis, decd in January last
She frequently complains Of rheumatism, and has
some marks on her neck from scroful "a. i think
she is in Powhatan county. where she formerly
lived is lurking about the CITY In the nelgh
hood Of Sd street, near the Poor, House; passing
herself off as a free woman. / will pay the above
reward if delivered to me. or confined IN JAIL 80
than can get her. WILLIAM j. SCOTT.
jy 4--2wf g. - -..f .,.-t
Aa $40 REWARD.-Absconded from the
G79 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Comoany,
\about two weeks since, while on a visit TO
n his former home in Richmond, a. mulattO
Lk.boy. WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss l.. I;
Gordon. He is about ls or 20 years Of age; , and
qnainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward OF $40 will ee
company in Lynchburg, or for his conhnementIn
Jail so as they can get him again. .-.
THEO. E. REYNOLDS, for Gen'l Supt.
jy 2-dts
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NAxA1- Surgeon Richard w. Jefery has
been detached from the y. s rsceiy,as sn,p
has hsen ordered TO duty at the Gosport Navy
Ward F.sa rs f.sE.. 4.asf -r.s5 : =. 3.
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Inc fetefbbnf8 HuteEst8ene6Fs
This old and able Wing Journal, which was
suspended a few weeks ago In consequence Of
some difficulties between the propristors, has
been revived, aadeomss 70 AS much improved
IN appearance By new type, &c. FaEDsRIcK
w. PAss, Esq, 10 the proprietor, and It will b
nnder tbs able editorial control Of ,RoDxRT
BoILIHc. Esq. The isssilisssea has DIR bsst
wishes for IT. suecsss. ase g
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JAS. D. BRowNEc.CckHnn,, W9M . MAcFARLANE
JAS. A. SCOTT, JAS. T. PEMBERTON,
H. p. EDMOND, VIM. W SNEAD,
JNo: W. McKEIL, J.W. LEwELLEN, See.
K- EXCUR SION TO OLD
EsS1P0INT, PORTSMOUTH AND

N oRFoLk.-The steamer Cu fP
tbs PECK, Capt. 4. G. GIFFoRp, fitted up IN q
neat style for night travel, will make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next. I'd inst, land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING Their after. during the watering
season } leaving the wharf at Roek etts at O'Clock
p. M. arrive at OLD POINT about IL O'Clock;
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
folk at s O'Clock. touch at POI tsmoufh and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock A.
M, Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk ,ud
Portsmouth, and return. tmeais included,l $40
= n, No FIR RIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. tie l-tsl r. o. HAsKlNs
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On Saturday last, the shtpmsats Of yessis-
obsss from Norfolk BY stsAmsrs 70 Bastinors,
Nsw YORK ass Eps'pa ssessdsd soe0 sssFsls.
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HON. ID. w. VOORHEES,, of In
NA diana will address the I.iterary Societies
Of the University OF Virginia, on "WEDNESDAY,
July 4th, at o'clock p; M., instead OF Monday,
July Id as previously advertised. The public are
invited tn attend. QUANTITIES.
lie Is -stawtd
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The Augusta tGa.) Constitutionalist hoists
the Douglas flag. 80 ,--
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IA Jefferson Insurance Company,
-tas, -a4l--. ~ SC0ITSVIbLE, VIRGINIA.
THOMAS M lAIFRfEND Agent

- scoITsvIILE. ViRGINIA.
~ THOMAS M..ALFRiEND; Agent.
SLAVE INSURANCE on the most favorable
terms. zt1., jy3-4t
N. Boot and Shoe Manafaeturers.-Or
those about to engage in the business, are invited
= I fffiRtpS t'6 LABoR-sAv4NG MACHINES,
Without feeling under Obligations to purchase.
shall be pleased to give all who may BY mail or
Boot and Shoe Machinery. Entire outfits furnish,
ed and shipped without making ssysr a biils and
IL = ~ Elm street. Boston, Mass.
je ls-d2awxcwlmtI2p] sti
THE FOURTH OF JULY.-This day, which
l. is the anniversary of the signing Of the Deca-
ration Of Independsnce, that proclamatlona to
portanoe, and tse reading Of which sends q thrill
Of joy, exultaton and pride to the heart OF every
true American. is observed as a day OF rejoicing.
and also Of recreation from the mono,ony which
those who re,ide in the city are compelled to en-.
rsqnisits that we should provide ourselves with
whatever will he conducive TO our comfort and
us TO supply ourselves with that which wall be
Another Standardization should Sc. Where can irs
purchase these articles in the most economical
that at Levy, : Dry Goods store. Is Main street.
can always Be found large ASSOC tment OF Goods
J. WORTH KNoWING.-For rich Beseges. at
ss % Ms For DSss
ss Lace ssaws Man For sss
the cheapest Parasois, go TO II ID ain street.. For
cSs. 20
Wear Main street he hen best sea adsy
Whit, We.s Stockings tor s. e 4 Main
DR. JOHN ULLER,s DIARRHEA
III n q ha ~ mi -.
Thsss Ps 'f have BEEN sasss
@ g tie nsns
diseases IN the most speedy manner. For sale by
- A. BoDEKER 3 co, grussl..s,.
TURNIP S Z ED, TURNIP lSEED.-Flat
ppaG 1n;n rdLa arss fsd ToP Tu.ny harSe Nor
head and Fiat Dutch cabbaxs Seed. Wsrranssd
ir'sA and s'nain'' for '1l' Bso6DEKsR : co
- -. Main St. near the Old Market. !.
WE OFFER TO THE TRADE. in large ar
!. =. small quantities, Bakers httsrs Hqofand's
vsl's sarsapsIilia Or. Jaynss, Msdcinss, fai
iis sca S ID n S:ia 4
RATniNG AfPARATUs..-Nothin Is more
. oasn sE dns,nx ne hot months Of suM9er; 70
variety Of Upright Shower Haths. Hip and Sponss
baths, Hand Shower and zBeast Baths, Foot
baths, Go. for sale ~ the China store .f
ATMEs ANN cas- aNP cSHSpSsKEsIr h. So.
ipg OF aH hts Whole stock 81 and under enst, 10
close business Now 10 the time Tor the la1ses to
susfsl Z - - = CHAS. A. GwATkIM,
b .-.l +. Corner 9Th and Main streets. !.
tlOLLOWAY'0 WelRA1 CON FECTlON0-
q ssls s. Bow : Co. WI clsssIs js II
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MARINE IsrBI,lzIonNCH. ~
- PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY3.
HigA Water this dAy tIVsdnssdayIe5K o'eIoe1

.s..----- - - - = - - -
HAIkED.
ana Eaasn Woo i'A' "a-
Steamer Belviders. Keene, Baltimers. mdze.
'p saRPi PaDs Ph.d.pna vi. por.
wsishaII. coal. Mil!spaash 4 Read,
ssysis pAB lDSf. sSss 'as
Chi, to,,.,.u. g. ctAa i.s, n....r for Bremen.
With 7ss hhds. tobacco and stems, by Schaer'
SAVANNAH. Ga, July l.--Clearsd, sohr. Hamp-
'' N;oSroLx. july f.-Arrived, schr. William and
John, Alexandra; Diamond State and Chalcedo-
r. F,:h nc Ialy Arrived ''hT. American Star
NEW YoRk. July l.-Arrived. schTs. NJ; Y. Days.
Whining ton. N. G.; Alby' do; Mary Jane, Viz
ALsxANDRIA, July 2.-Arrived. schr. John Sill
n can lunrvJ June B-sailed, Remedy, Bowdsn,
and Architect. Putnam. Wilmington.
BosTon June Sas1A1riy 3, schI Mountain unit n Az
BAL IlmosE <, July a-1,Arnved, sch1; R; P, Chase,
Cleared, schr. Carrie. Richmond. = b
PHILADELPHIA,. June sO.-Cleared, schr. Three
SISTERS Richmond ees5 rs9 $3.50
seh5 Barbara sope, vlIginpis, June g; Oft Great
New York for Virginia, in ballast had been eap-t
sized on Friday night IN q sqpall; took of the
captain and crew, and landed them at Great Esq
- ~ : : =
MANUFACTURED ToBACCO.-2oo pigs
FL s5adss. pound ana half
pounds
- 81 ~ BRANDS.
ROSETTA" bright Sun-cured. ID. Jumps, n
"AsBU Try. bright Sun cured, Id. Jumps, u boxes.
"HY CO. Medium brig hit, H. Jumps, boxes
.PEARTbGE
s.E DAI,E,i
UPOPEV 3" e. ." I"
"W. p. GRIFFIN Medium bright. ID. Jumps, q
In this lot there Is some damaged. which we will
sell very low. HILL Il NORFLEET.
jv2-2w - -.
DLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
The subscribers keep for sale, or manufacture to
IIlssfp 5R s745a eseef Aa1-
JOURNALS,
DAY lss kS;aKs s
e.. INVOICE BOOKS, ~
.., Bill Iu BOOKS SS;ooxs
-.tr TOBACCO BOOKS, &c.
any style or pa tern n OF BLANK BOOKS required
by Merchants, Banks. Insurance Companies, To-
A large stock of STATIONERY of every de-
scrption, gu tied to all wants.
- JAMES W0ODH0USE CO..
Booksellers, Stationers, and Dealers IN
lie 29-6t t2dp) Piano Fortes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n SPECIAL N0TICE.-In accordance with
~ an advancement entered into with the other
Hat merchants of the city, my store viii 10
closed every evening Except Saturday al hall
past SIX O'Clock, during the summer months, VIZ:
till the lat of September-to give the gentleman
attending in the store little time for rest and
recreation.
My customers are, therefore. respectfully and
earnestly requested to call for their Hats p,eyieas
to that hour. JOHN DOLBY.
ia 5-2awlw
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wATERMELONS!
w ~ FRESH AND SWEETt!!

lXTATERMELONS! wATERMELONS!
w ~ FRESH AND SWEET!!!
s. 81 -a4 FIRST OF THE SEASON.
NAV be found THIS MORNING, at WHITES
Hotel, foot of Vegetable tseeondl Market, 9th
street. a fine lot of WATERMELONS, of deli
one. jy 4-1t*
DISSOLUTION.- The firm of FISHER 4
II WINSTON is this. day dissolved by mutual
consent The name of the firm vii be used IN
liquidation. JAMES X. FlSHE
: - = EDMOND T. WINSTON.
Richmond, June 3Oth, 1860.
Co.Partnership.-The undersigned have asso.
ciated themselves under the FRI and style OF
- FISHER & SHEPHERD,
For the purpose of conducting the DRUG and
APOTHECARY business. at 125 Main st. where
they desire to merit continuance OF the patronage
so libe rally bestowed on the late firm
Hes RI. - JAMES r. FISHER. s
jy4-3t@ JAMES b. SHEPHERD, M. D.
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r. $50, 600 Stock Of Fresh Dry Goods at
= -. COST FOR Cash oel ta-, :. q
Having determined to close our bust ness, we Will,
from this date. offer our entire stock OF d g.. 81
FRESH, -. .Is.-. e
. REASONABLE, and
- DESIRABLE GOODS,
..-. 5 RATCOST FOR CASH va
All of which have been purchased this season. and
many of them at far below the cost of Importation.
AS our business is to be closed and the concern dis
solved, we shall sell for cash only. No credit will
be given under any circumstances
Our customers and the public may rest assured
that we mean What tee say. that the Goods are to
be sold forthwith. We can, with confidence: say
that such an opportunity has never before been
presented. our Goods being all new styles and
entirely fresh. THOS. ID. QAURLES SONS.
229 Broad street.
All pc rsons indebted TO CRENSHAW QUARLES
& co and THOS. ID. QUARLES- Il SONS, are
requested to make immediate payment. uH 7~
2-6t gErf -
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Tor HIRE-A young, healthy WET NURSE,
Il without Incumbranee. Apply at this Office
jy4-6t' ~
EOR HtEE.-The subscriber has a good
t WASHER and IRONER, whom he wishes to
hire out for the next three or SIX months Terms
moderate Apply to A. M. DUPUY.
3-ts Grace street. between Sd and Attn.
CrOR HIRE-For the balance of the year,
L MAN accustomed to waiting in the house,
driving carriage, &c. Apply to
iy 3-ts R. CAUTHORN.
EOR HlRE-I wish to hire out for the three
Il months of our vacation. beginning July LIST.
MAN, who is 8 capable and honest house servant
in the dining room or elsewhere. He must remain
= CHAS. a. WINSTON,
iy Pts Richmond Female Institute
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p f NJ OVAL-INSURANCE 0FFICE:-The
~ nndersigned is about removing h,sGENERALt
INSURANCE OFFICE to the counting room OF
McKEEVER & BROKEN, No Exchange Ho-
tel Building, where he may be found on and alter
wishing to renew POLICIES. and all persons de,
string to effect INSURANCE., Life or EIre'} wlli
find him at the place designated, daily from TO
O'Clock, and from to 6 o clock. sass s.s .
AINsURANCE, as usual, upon the most rea-
sonsble and satisfactory terms, and ~ losses
sro,, pt{g mad t#'s1 E>at ~ C.. X, BRICK EN-,
~ a. 2e - ss General Insurance Agent
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ePHCIAI NOTICES.

n. Imperative Statement Of lns1ec-
the city Of Richmond from lst October. 1885, 70 lst
JULY 1882 and from LIST Ogfobsr, 1852 to lst July,
1850: LIT July, 1859. LIST Joty, iSdO.
Shockoe Warehouse. -.--e 500 le19
Public :" .s..48,0z g.
Sesbrooks .....6 339 49,
DlbrelPs g l,F2 3@6
Mayo's. opened June A.. o0
U@l N7H
II .0T0F9f{I1ffI 1..el
Excess SIS hhds.
.,s Proprietor Tobacco Exchange.
Richmond. July 4, ls6o. jyA-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-04

~ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHorosRAPHs
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
az RES Mammoth Gallery, las Main st.. near
Governor Ct. All the various styles and sixes ex
in the day and any kind Of weather. Photographic
colored in Oil, Aquarllle, Pastel or India INK
Price Is ct ., 50 cts, Sl-from that mp TO SaU.
40 3D-ta f.fEe 5H<f2 H-- 1+t 50 1 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-04

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RICHMOND DANvILLE RAILROAD
FOURTH OF July EXCURSION TO
AMELIA SPRINGS.
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.
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T1HE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Win be opened on the 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER
NEXT. and closed on the 31st.
teles on the Cd Of October and the Judssa =.
artcles for competition viii DO closed on the even
ing of the 9th.
Ample motive power will be provided for MA
CHlNERY Mechanics. Manufacturers, Artists
are earnestly invited to contribute to the display
about to be made. '"'
To the LADIES the Board feel indebted for their
former patronage. and confidently expect from
FAIR. s
The Premiums to be awarded will be Medals,
Money and Diplomas, For Information in refer
enoe to the details of the Exhibition, address the
Chairman of the Exhibition COMMITTEES, MIR. JAS
d. BROWNE, to whom, also, applications for
space can be made, .s.
COMMITTEE: 80 -.
Jas. q. BR0WNE.ch'n,W VIM; MAcFARLANE,
JAS. A: SCOTT, JAS. T. PEMBERTON,
H. p. EDMOND, VIM. W. SNEAD,
mo W; McKEIL, J.w.LEwELLEN. See.