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LTyERPOOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O.OOO.OOO,

AN IN ~ S2,2bO,OO
INVESTED ~ THE UNiTED STATEs OVER ssOOOOOI
AA Directors Personally Rssponsbe for h6 ghgdgsmeE Of
The t0D,ldGV
ME- respectfully ask attention the security the ysrRoo!
w and London Insurance Company It, policy holder. la "a,
large cash capital snd lnS es'menis, as stated above.
The large capital AMI income Of the Company enable
lines convenient to parties requiring ofinsurance
In addition 20 t ordinary mode Of Insurance this Company
sues on the payment Of TEN gRU.
Al PRENICAS Property Is. thenceforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any time and theps
mlum will be reiGTne,! less per cent
This Company WI Insurance Rents BY Fre on
new and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company claims paid upon pre-.
sentaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without d.
ton r interest; and cot Is usual amer prseala.
lion Of proof W0RTHAM 4 WYATT Agents..
uhl4 $50 Ma street f-N'd docra sbovs pos,oeB..
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CAUCAS OF SOUTHERN CSGRESSMEN- NEW
HAMPSHIREELECTION

WASHINGTON, March l5.-herc was a caucus to-day
of Senators and Representatives from South Carolina
Mississippi and Alabama upO the subject of the propos
ed conference at Atlanta Delegates from Southern
States. No determination arrived at as to the expe
dieucy Of suggesting the manner of appointing
delegates by States that hadlOt already made desgna
tOns.
hear that Gen Cushing ltes that he offered to make
some speeches in New HamJhre precedent to the eec
ton but that the offer 6ined upon the ground that
the efforts of the democratso ould be bent upon getting
their votes to the polls la known that pains
spared upon this head and ercore the result indicates
that the John Brown affair not procuring 20 much OF
reaction in public feeling the North as had been an
ticinated
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DEPAULTISG ASD ELoPISG CLERK.-The Washington
Cd. C) correspondent of the Newbern N. c. Progress
says: Mr. Ryngton, recently appointed to clerkship
at the Capitol by tie immaculate Forney has left this
city for parts unknown with considerable amount of
other peoples money and another mans wife. Forney
entrusted him is said with large amount OF funds to
procure stationery in New York and just previous to de-
camping he levied contributions on all who would loan
him a few dollars for day or So" thus swelling his
means TO quite handsome amount 1t is believed he
has gone to Europe with the partner Ofhis flight.
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THc ACcONAC MURnER.-Ne mentioned few days
ago the murder of a man naed Budd in the county of
Acclmac We have since armed that Miss Mary Simp-
son, who had confessed shehot Budd, has made fur
her confession that Tuly iston stood behind her at
the time she fred the pisto with double barrel gun
threatening to shoot her unss she shot Budd. The lit
tie boy who was in the hous,tt the time makes sim
liar statement though he b not seen Miss simpson
since she was committed toil.
Liliston has been commied 10 jail, and both will be
examined ON the charge u murder.-NorJolk Day
DooL
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EXTRAORDINARY HUNILIAbH or SLASDERER.-Dr.
Rutland, of Nashville, bayiibeled certain gentlemen
of that town. has been comled TO sign the following,
and receive twenty-five laslS
81 now state that all the sertions made by in that
card derogatory TO the charter of the gentlemen there
in named, are unqualfedyilse, base and caumnious
lies without the shadow Oh foundation in truth, and
such as could only have beeconcoced in the brain Of
wretch as degraded infame and contemplate as my
selEn
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IJTE LIFE AND TIMES OF HERoO THE

II Ggrl Just received by
- A NORRIS 81 Main ST.
THE LIE and Times Herod the Great connected historically
ana the coming Of Christ By Wm NJ VIII
lett Price a. - -
Albert Barns 81.
THE way Salvation illustrated series Of practical
By Albert Barnes ~. .
lies BY Albert Barnes 81
TREATISE Medical Electricity, heorcal and practical and
s use In the Of paralysis neuralgia and other dis
esses BY J. Alhus, N. d. fL21
0DE practical study OF diseases OF the Eye with an
outline Of the Medical operative treatment BY Jas Dix
on. Eros Sl@
HrsToRY Of The Church Ireland condensed nom
the standard Of Reid and Ken. BY the Rev. samuel
ID Alexander. al.
THE Blind Inducvey investigated By the Rev
James Mccosh professor Of Logic and Metaphysics Queens
College Belfast g. Ah"
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DEFALCATIoS or A BANK OFFICE ~ kENTUCEY.-We
learn the following particulars of Bank defacation in
Kentucky from the Evansville Journal of March 1th:
We learned yesterday that Mr.. c. Banks, cashier of
the Farmers Bank of Henderson KY had acknowledged
that be had appropriated $4,000 10000 of the
funds of that institution TO his own private use. Mr.
Banks has been i'll for time, and although never
suspected by the officers of the bank yet his conduct
weighed heavily his mind that nj last he for
the President of the bank and confessed the whole mat
ter It seems that the unfortunate man has been appro-
priang the funds of the bank his for several
years and yet did it adroty TO excite any
suspicion in the minds of the President Board of Di-
rectors After coniessing his guilt Mr.. Banks assigned
all Of his property to the officers Of the Bank to secure
them from loss Whether his property would meet all
the liabilities incurred by his conduct did not
tain
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To Col. S. Cooper.

Horpoy vs. MuIs-Thc Richmond Wig has a se-
we're article against the artist Mills and in behalf of the
fame of Houdop between whom and Mills there Is eyi-
IDENTITY l-5lood aud plenty Oft. We confess to loss
ourselves of that enthusiasm with which could
look upon the work, OF Mills Since seeing the splendid
statue Of Washingonn Rchmond-the triumph of Craw-
ford's genus-Mls' statue of Jackson in Washington
city seems almost cold and dead the rocking horse
in toy shops The horse though poised his hind legs
seems 10 have gone TO sleep. Not with Cnwford's
horse at Richmond The behOder almost ancies that he
can hear him snort.-Aier. Se,tinF.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
On GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
EFy n, h,-PrE D EosE D. D. Principals.
TyyF duties the session Of tbs Institution Will be re
/ squyd on TUESDAY the 81 day Of January, 1867,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev Moses Hoee English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy A. NJ, Mental aud Moral Philosophy anu Natural
Coleman (uiversiy Of Va Mathematics, Ancient Lam
and History.
Nj Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
PROT Charles syhert, Piano.
Madame Matlilde EStyan Vocal Music.
Prof A. la Bombarc French.
Pref G. Persico, Italian, Drawing and Painting.
seuor Carlos Corlovez Mera, spanish
Prof Heinhck Schneider, Harp
Prof o. A. Eicssiou, Guitar.
Or Hoge Lectures English Literature which have been found
50 very interesting aud instructive will be continued Young
dies residing city who longer pursue their studies at
school s wish to cultivate Bellies Letres may become
members Of his and attend at the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board months lending last day OF june ls6O $500 OO
Washing and lights 20 w. W.
ordinary English branches 40 w
do IN advanced do do ....--..-.... 90 W.
do IN Modern and Ancient Languages each. ~ w
Music and Instrumental Piano and Guarl Tor one
lesson hourper week ~ W.
r.. NJ Pf,no ................. 10 20
n-,r,a,j d, Cr.v,p Observation-Disclosures. 25 80
P,;r,1S In water colors 80 60
psi1i1s h. ON ............. 40 20
The boarding Department under the control OF Mr. and Mrs
nupuy ho PysHa control he young ladies en-
r HSe viii take pleasure In answering any letters Of inquiry
a regard school All bueF letters should De addressed
a A. NJ nUPUY.
ja2-dly Richmond va.
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RICHMOND MADE
Agricultural Machinar

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
IANNG completed my machine shops on Fsnka Street
Ia and Walnut Alley, the whole being ccHnecon Will y Ir.
pement and Seed store Main Street invite particular
attention cm he farmers Of Virginia. facilities Tor mania
turing every Kind Of Agricultural Machinery Implement
shall pay especial attention 90 the Of THRFsH
ING MACHINES 81 The best modes materials and xokmsn,L
Ny PORTABLE HORSE POWER l. arranged 10 REQUIRE NJ
digging delay IN sta ting ard hss the al M
vho ssys used Them My PATENT STRAW CUTTERS sfs o ~
known 20 need CONNER dat!on
As heretofore keep constantly hand y sEu make and
fully warranted Corn Sneers for hand and poS Wh4i
Fans Crads Reaper Hay PRESSES Cider Is seed Drills Ploss
isrross Hay RaSes Cleaners Cuys!o GUN and LsA,hes A
chine Betting, s., sc
sE- Repairs of a.l Kinds promptly sttended TO-
Agent for Rlckiord HuImaHs Wheat uano Dlls An.
McCouck's Reaper md Aower
fes-dcm IT, NJ SMITH no IA Main .,
SOUTHEItN LOCK Y.--DEeIiaS
- Locks Of every description Sliding Door Trimmings Of t
best quality Ao Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and B :,
any height. Belb hung, with or without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE
AS sell no work but Manufacture an prepsFet "a
warrant to give thpre saiseiion 10 those Eho may
with a call
WILLIAM READY,
290 Main Street, between sth and 9th.
telp-iy RiczsoSP Va.
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DRo0DIst RROOMst!-we are receiving snotherlo
Is Of those sorrHFEy BRoo made the NORTH cARo ISr
TrIoS ToR DUAB BLIND including HEARTH
BRooMs WH1sE BRooxs, &c. JOHN ~ GORR0N 4 ron,
phl0 lth street, near Exehange. Hotel.
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REMOVAL.

w. \, * Ci DON NAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IL
FINE AND HEAVY HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERf,
AADGUNS,
RfcamOnt. Va.
No. ~ Pearl street, 20 their New IRON
II Fr5nt Warehouse GOVERNOR street near Man where
tb,y NAV be found by their friends and customers future
Bv various arrivals from England, ani from MAuuacl' Al
hor- v are possession OF f aud complete STOCK o All r
article. u line which have been selected ~lh much care pu
chased from direct, with especial reference
t wants ul Oh. Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee tAde
uvf.h prices ~ low regular house vi ateN'
Dr New store heart of the city equal distance
nom The various hotels aud In Is erection have spared nvi,h
r labor uor expense rendering cnlent and perfect IN
Ia H1rtwaIe Ftstlshmei iu the country
ani We DO not viii dnd one OF The most cheer
m rrsat comfortable houses n which 60 make iher Pur
chasrs they have ever visited. ,
We beg leave tender friends grateful thanks Tor ne
liberal patronage extended for manv years past assuring
them that Ne viii rudraysr hy every u power 10 mf
lt /, continuance %. the.r favor and con1druce
W. 8 & G.. DONNAN,
New Iron Frori Block, Governor 81.
Orders VIII receive prompt aai carsfa attention
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RICHMOND WHIG.
CONGBEsS.-FIrsts Session.
SENATE
WASHINGTON, MARCH l6, 1860.

WASHINGTON, MARCH 10, 1860.
The Vice.President laid before the Senate a message
from rho President of the United States transmitting
be orrespondence between the Secretary of War and
Gov Houston of Texas relative to the troubles on the
Texas frontier Ordered to be printed.
Also 3 communication from the Secretary of the rrca-
surv transmitting the statistics OF trade with the British
North American Provinces. Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Green preacnted the resolutions of the Oregon
risature asking for reimbursement for expenses in
Cured in repeng the Invasion OF the Usage Indians
Referred.
Also memorials of citizens of Dacotah, praying for
an organization of that Territory. Referred.
Mr. Latham introduced bill 10 create a new inspec-
ton district on the Pacific coast. Referred.
Mr. Anthony offered resolution instructing the Com
mee on Post Office and Post Roads to inquire into the
expediency of providing by law for the prepayment of
the penny post
Mr. Bigler moved TO reCommt the bill promoting the
useful arts which had been reported, to the Committee
on Patents; which agreed TO-
Mr. Davis moved TO take up the bill providing for the
sale of public arms the States, which agreed to-
Without disposng OF the bill, it was laid aside and
the private calendar taken up Seven private bills were
passed. when the Senate went into executive session. and
afterwards adjourned to Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Pendleton offered preamble setting forth that
whereas the chairman of the Committee Public Print
ing has declared that the prices paid for composition
allowed by law, are too large and that half pay would
be abundant and more sufficient, and whereas by the
terms of resolution heretofore adopted, the House
serves the right to reduce the prices paid for printing
auy time, therefore,
Rssolte& That the Committee on Printing be directed
TO report bill by which the prices of composition fixed
bv law be reduced one halt that amount.
Mr. Washburn, of Maine, objected, as the resolution
would lead to discussion.
Mr. Houston said there could hardly be objection,
if it was made merely resolution in the nature Of in
Qury
Mr.. WaShburn, of Me- said he would have no objec-
ton if the resolution would not lead to debate.
Mr. Pendleton preferred that the resolution should
stand as it was He took it for granted that the chair
maa Of the Committee r GurleyD expressed the views
OF the entire Committee
Mr. Washburn, of Ne, objected to the resolution.
The House went into committee and resumed the con-
sieraon of the report Of the select committee to sus
pend the rules.
The House then went into committee of the whole on
the amendment Of the rules.
The various amendments were considered, when the
committee rose Nearly all the amendments we're con-
Cured in and several were reserved for separate
Mr. Dawes gave notice that he WILL on Monday, call
up the contested election case from New lork-Willqm
against Sickles.
The House adjourned I'LL Monday next
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
CREW "a son,


l7Ih StrceI,OppCGitc 4 e Market
TEAyING enlarged our facilities for manufacturing we are pre-
pared the superior grades Of Soap, and superior
article Taow Candles prices i than the same quay can
obtained We therefore have expectations OF large in
crease liberal patronage for so long time eNtendedo
our house and policy make It 70 the interest
u our customers paouze this old established home manu-
f,c.ory
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WI WALSH
a WILLIAMS. eAnN
WILLIAMS a REID

Commission Merchants,
L C.aGEc EIENCT Atu >L,1ND STREET,
Cincinnati. CniO.
--r.-g s.-. e-i-f 1trsirru prod uCc, and MAKE
--. Cash Atynurcs ou Cou~tcnnlent- i0r 'slr, 90
hand N ht arI stored account li purchaser
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IT0G CH0LERA.-The Horse Tonic" certain remedy for
the above dangerous dsesse-the proprietor will warrant
10
Read the following:
cHEsTEAFELD Co., Va, July lst, 1856
MR p. DUyLL:
Dear S-I take pleasure In saying that have made most
vAsbe dscovery this that your Tonic viii certainly
cure that fatal disease called Hog Cholera month finding
that had about ha bottle OF your Horse Tonc left hsnd
thought would IL and did lose one Of nv hogs After
commenced the use Oft but before began Tonic
o eight and think should have lost ali them
u had not used your gery rdladbLe remedy.
-, Very respectfully,
nhls JNO. B. LIPsc0MR
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CLOTHING AT wHOLFsALE.

M are now prepared 20 show country Merchants uueh
w larger more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
Niothln, an heretofore having Important advantages IN
The purchase OF goods preparations and an
experience of more than twenty years IN the manufacture and
sale oi Ctng We believe offer desirable styles ana Bet
Ter workmanship for The lower prices than any other
house IN The trade Devong The whole Of attention 70 %
branch Of business alone build the trade Of
city offer inducements those Of house In
any market In this country
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Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
Gfenteel Clothing,
sllIC HaIn street.

SyArL n and r7s ecous and buy the goods at your
I .,r mice Vs. tr get all the winter Of the
sy ard 10 char tn. lch Inducements as must attract
ana secure sales
ff yo yl,l o. .ak -15J Investment buy suit OF
gf TJPMAN Z HULL no Maa 81
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N BALWIN A WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

In ere a = al Fa Cilit { e =.
TIE suscter has been manufacturing Clothing In the Qa
city o Richmond over tWenty years. and has az THIS "a
te Rom ' % 100 hands In bis employment and WILL in ~
te next month or two make large sdd 20 hat mum IL
Der HAVING ken The story his store especially Tor mana
-trrg purposes he determined % make article IN he
clothing Inc that shall compare every respect with clothing
made Ia Northern c and he asks the patronage or his Old
friends and The public generally view % the fact that he CIV
Inc employment in mit 20 large number Of mechanics and
females, eho -l otherwise for the necesaries OF
& He has the best OF cutters materials not 20 be supA
ei Dy house en- the country.
Maryland, Nr2ia, Csr'nnas aud Georgia CasSmeres and
rseets or at trades and coors Strictly Southern MAnuactur
u House M shall be satisfied by personal inspection OF not
he intends debut doing foryea past
r. B SPENCE Clother and Tailor,
uh2 Corn Main and i5th sts., Richmond, Va.
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EEW YORK LIFE lSSURASCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Cantfal y GOO 600

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLA Rs deposited with th,
" Comptroller of the State oi New ou OF Ae hand.
Of the Company TO secure policy holders.
DiytDEsns MADE ASSCAILY Liberal prfucInie
Forty Ct OF the prelnrm Life Policies will loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies issued and able the on arriving al Ger,
tain TO the family of the Insured DEATH should event
happen previously 10 arriving at that age
Endowment POLICIES for Children granted the most favor
able terms.
Policies Issued at greatly reduced OF premium when IN,
Insured prefers not 70 participate Ia the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleased have you call ard secure poy
In this old ard reliable Company which before you eaIo
ID BY your e.GEens.
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
ohce 100, Main street,
.... . Few doors above Post once.
General Agent aud Attorney
. - for the Compsny ir Va.
JAS II. CoNwIT, NJ d..
Ro. T. CoLESAS 81. D..
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RICHARDSON'S
TRISH LIN TENS
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &c
(N0NsUMERs ~ Rs lrisons Laers aud tose Ss5p ~ ~
~ Aning the Geaue Goods should that The articles nv
purchase sealed vi the full ef the firm n RICHAR
SON SONS 0WDEA guarantee OF the sounduess and dura
bllty Of the goods
This caution rendered essentially necessary arVe
Of Inferior and detective aeEs prepared season sr ssAoa
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON By Irish Houses sho
regardless the Injury thus INFLICTED alike American con-
and the manufacture the genuine Goods will not r y
abandon business profitable while purchaser an be Imposed
with Goods Of Eo-thess character.
J. BULLOCKE A co
se6-dly Agents, Sc Church Street, Hev York
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Wu. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing NanufaCtOry,
: :
IN RIG HMOND, VA

IT Us fact generally known shat established my Clothing
Manu- r1rv rs et rEN YEARS AGO. and have coustant
l1- continued cue and make large portion OF NV
st..s Ectu1rt luu rri oi customers wh testify io
r HAVING Increased time now better
prepared receive orders Goo work n large OF small quantities
~ heretofore m guarantee 90 furnish them Just IS lo" as
u ,s be- aa u Northern houses, and equal n style and ma
trfIs. 49,
E..r rr4Hf Business l1ot having climbed m AZ
ts,s vntos others shuuitrs) taef myself th-t can
-s. AS oot article oI me price as any house
NHlt. -outl
L.t1e .lo a r1 build up PrEvy Southern MSnuiaelofes
natru-. o. established houses u and et THEA reap the
reward tv sH Il. past present future services
This ,ul lu-. as cen prove ly rom seventy h'e 10 one
hundred ll nos u my uqy snd many OF them have been
ior yrtrt ..,---,. .....
p-a1-. manufactures At home more especially when you
can n. =. y.t.r4t sI Iiiucu4I cost. WN IRA SMITH,
..- ~ Main 81
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BARGAINS BARGAINS,
BARGAINS , BARGAINS.
BARGAINSi BARGAINSl
AT
SIMPSON & ER,S.
SIMPSON q MILLER'S.
SIM PSDN a ER3S.

w among which are ATTY Dosn Sacks suitable FOR spring
which viii sell for cash.
ui2 SIMPSON MILLER ll9 Main at
GENTS FURNISHISG GOODS.-DARRACOrT,
" HARRIS CO have received large and beautiful assort
en OF Gents Furnishing goods consisting Of shirts Drawers Col
lars C.vats ia Hsr Tie ScaG, Cloves Suspenders, End Ia
a-t everything suitable fo- G-ntemeus We would par
uty can he srr tion want that celebrated SHIRT
t- Golden Factory uoted the comfort ~ rs It, and FOR
she renders c We would Invite those want
of any % the above goods 90 ctl early On rs.
DARRACOTT. HARRIS co,
Successors 20 Mcrch ant, Weisgrr 4 Co,
mil Nc. 1l2 Main street.
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THE DlsTURBANCE' II TEAAs.-Ihc Following Is copy
of teegraphc dispatch received by the dutant Gener
al of the army on the l4;h inst from Breyet Colonel
Harvey Brown, L. S army, Inspector Of artillery, who
has just returned from nm inspection tour in Texas:
NEw ORLEANS, March II, 1860.
left Brownsville the 5th instant. All quiet
on the frontier The disturbances were believed to be
over and Cortnas have given up the contest and to
have retired into the Interior OF Mexico Major Heint.
zelman has officially reported the war to be ended
HARVEY BRowS.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST moor EAST OF CUSTOM
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, MAIN STEET, RICHMOND, VA.
Capital 100000.
This Company are prepared receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms. Also TO
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS
VIZ Il. MAcFARIANp, Pre- 81 Farmers Rank.
A. WAHWilk drm Of Warkwick Barksdale.
w G CKESsuiw dm OF Crenshaw Co.
WuuSGr0S GOuplS firm Of Godin AppersOn.
r W MCClNcE, firm Of Eunlop, Moncure Co.
e. A. BsREsDALE, firm Of Warwick Barksdaie
JANIS n. GRtNT Tobacco Manufacturer.
/. u CRXNsHAw, frm Of HaNall Crenshav Co.
JvHS l. BACOS, firm OF Bscon BaskerSll
X b HANALI, firm OF Hsxal, Crenshaw Co.
joss CURRlr, JA ship Owner
VIZ. b. MARWCE, hrm " NaTElck baftscsle
las AiFEED JoNEs. Attorney St l. ~.
C. EILETT, Enider.
4 G. RrFFiS, Agricultural and Manufacturer
X W. acGRUuEs, arm Of McGruter's sons.
W W. CkUNP, Attorney At Law
JAS. DUNLOP hrn Of Dunlop, Moncure Co
BOILING W. HANALL, President
O. p BRFsEE, Seey. il'-ly'
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NOTICE.
DvB stock % Ready 1Inde Clothing, No 80 Main st,
.r Nr %. WHlrLuCk, and We viii continue t0
Keep .ilHi.nt no. lu' Nl st. where We S De
pleased sse customers ana e public In general having
. a.rr.-uts clothing here, ani We
are prepared @ o any Sind 90 be made up IN s
b.ty ana t short notice. our st0rk will Oder at
rrlt. price, to make room Or Spring stock. Call az
.E p MORRIS a CO, loo Main 81.
r. NORRIS. F. Kills
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TRIMS
pr ts sas 'y y be s sds s 4, GS.'s ,. s q s
a. u .sses evidence s taken On ihs eeP'A 0i
p, la'., =. 1e -s coa-s--lng money.