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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
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trrsn ~ Chiraep Tfibuss, isss 81
Il, AZ an eagly hour yesterday morning
thousands of citizens Of ~ classes were
gethefcd aiong the euccts Intervening
and IN the vicinity Of tho fremont house
apd nSyan Hail. 70 wiineaa Inc transfer
Yf h0 rcmaina Dom tho former 70 the
latter place. This vac accomplished
quietly about r. NJ, under tie saroft 0f
the Chieago Light Guard. sturpes Rllea
and Sosmmon Light Infantry, the con.
mite, g { e,tEeT ., OF tho Common Coun-
ell, and conn Il oes OF the diiTercat civic
associations. The prucrasions were un-
4 the charge Of H-Wad Priestly, ESQ,
Assistant Marshal.
Upon arridng At Dysu Hal .the re-
mains were paced upon q foisttal, aud
guarded by the Chicago Light Guard.
The appearance Of the hall did great
credit TO the committee. The principal
feature was the erection OF lsrgc can
opy, heavily draped with black, relieved
with a guilt border, and surinountcd on
the peak and At the four corners by gils
eagles, From the taluua OF the eontre
the hag Of the Union falls Vraeefully 10
the four columns supporting tho canopy.
AT the foot Of the coffin stands a broken
column, emhlamatica Of lifo cut or al
the midst Of promise and greatness. AZ
lie head stands a vase VI Beautifully Va
ricgnted flowers,
Upon the front Q the gallery, the PoF.
traits Of the Preside nts, by Healy, are
fcstooned with black and white Grape -
The gallery hself Il decorated with
Amcrei n dsgs, A ound the middle Of
the stage are four large American aaFs
looped II festoons with Grape, Ia the cen-
tire Of which hangs . portrait Of IudFs
Douglas, painted By Healy some Rtscn
years since. The front or the stage e
beautifully ornamented with pots OF liv-
ing flowers from the Cemctory Nursery.
Tho canopy occupiea Q centre OF the
hall. The pedestal for the reception ol
the coffin is dressed In black, ornOmcnt.
ed with thirty-four stars, aud placed un.
der canopy Of black Grape, trimmed
with white and relieved with a guilt Dor.
det, the whole surmountcd BY an eagle.
Beneath the canopy lay the honored
remAins, dressed In a full black suit
The entire lid Of the burial case being
removed, the whole figure was exposed.
The hGnds were crossed upon the breast.
The long and painful illness Of the de-
ceased had given but slight Cmaelation.
The featuree were even a little fuller
than in life, but their expression was per.
foetly natural.
The body was enbulmcd shortly after
the death by the injection Of tho lrterlal
system, OF a strong solution Of arsenic,
arrca.ng the changes Of nsnre. Il will
remain unaltcrcd during its exposure al
Bryan Hall.
The arrangements Of the committee
provided that admission should be given
to the Hall by tho South Clark sire I OF
main entrance. the proeeusioa Of cltlfsns
moving directly across tho Hall, 10 ne
exit ON Court Place. Throughout Eve
hours yesterday one continuous stream oI
people In double fle, paSued silently and
quietly through Bryan Hall. pAuslng 9
moment beside tho illustrlous dead, and
then moving out again upon the busy
world Of city life.
TIE TuNERAL.
Every arFaDgement n heinz made A.
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Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
Ready Msds cisshiHs. UiosAs, cassilasrss, Vest.
s.:'s'a M'ia s'''''. 'pr''i'. q. s.a',. cos.,y
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THE TUNERAI.

Every arrangement h being made 10
secure 10 this occasion every imposing
feature worthy Of the illistFioua dead -
A. above indicated, the burial will prob-
ably take place in accordance with the
wisheh Of Mra. Douglas. aftar the rites
aud forms Of the Roman Catholic Chnrc
Rev. Bishop Duggan oficihting.
Deceased was not connected publicly
with any form Of religious belief, though
never seofer or . skeplic. IN the lat
ter part Of his illness no aoceded 10 the
wish Of hia wife, and had several inter.
views with the Bishop OF this dioceae.
Rev. james Duggwas Al these inter.
views, Mr.. Douglas more than once said
and repeated that he was connected
with no church, but that he was willing
10 counsel with a clergyman of the faith
in which his wife was q believer. q
On the occasion Of tho latest Of those
interviews, the Bishop read prayer, and
appointed ono, which Mr. Douglas IN q
clear and solemn tone repeated aiter him
Obviously, dying without is pale, the
last rites Of tho church, appointed Cor the
dy ing were not administered 70 Mr.
Douglas. lr-qt
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DR.. VIM. M. KauII,
w. m. Park, M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon .-Office
on Ma'. street, MsFsrands Block, north OF shAwhAu
uoute, Tim, ohio. ma97 80
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Noble, DcWoIr & Noble,
J.J. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
the practice. aud win give strict attention 10 al bus
reTs entIusied 70 him Once IN the eofneT Of Eber's
Aiock.di;ocdy abovo the store Eooni Of MI. Geafgr
: aYlorahd onpoaitethe shawhaniloute, APIS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The Wcstern virgtnn Wevb-
maeut--Granon ~ Fnti Occu-I
pRtlam % the Unitea states
VoluuteeFe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
W. Il. GIBSON JAMES NJ PATTERSON
Gibson a. Patterson,

W, II, Ciblnn has fciunisd ihs pFactice Of Law IN
seneca and ajoining -oouniies and associated with
hmJ. NJ Patterson. They viii give prompt ausn.
tionts All badness snfuited to Their care. Once In
Commercial Row, Main street, Tina. Ohio.
aprlstf - IN u rraw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
McAIister, 4 CowIcs.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manufac-
tuFsrs efTia, Csppu1 and Ehs3ttioa sFafs Loomis'
New nloek ous dooF south ofNoy ylors store
Tina, Aphi6, is5s--tf
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05-whst indicates a house o. mourn
ind - The ehimnoy's weep (ehlma,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08
SEss.SsaE. NOTICES..

~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
aud no fItMBU t,.--PE3 FRS IEEAbLIBLE
REHEDY FOR GONNDltRItEA AND ALI. 81
C9EI DiSEA SI3S.--Ihis great American remedy
containing 10 MercdIiI or i}4.samic properties. eG-
csis everything heretofore offered 20 lie public IL
SIS curative, restorative, and TCues@tlng powers
sud the medical world are sstoEisaed wien told
TAat the above remedy viii cure size above dls-
eases aud e1n;uUadcd when ,hey have ocular de
m0ns;ragioas Of tbs facts. But 1hc proprietor. wins
has Known OF the remedy tOr tVeaty-odd years
has known Of a case o. twenty ye~rs' standing ~
be restored to perfect heath, dud al Ghtf eases %
shorter duration be 'vithou5 single
oep.iop ard therefore challenges any case Of Con.
orrAa which the remedy viii not cure, provi,ei
the directions are carried cgt with prudence ou tie
part OF tbe patient aDd any purchasing halt
IS i8zen bottles ana asi.g accordingly, ia bis ar ..e
r;,-e be guarantees perfect cure; and ii g;
failure, will furnish additional medicine free o:
charge, 10 complete tbs cure, through his a3ca,s.
aud u cure T.il BE af,cc.3d WITHOUT ine5GTeui axe
TO the patient.
Price per battle, 50; hais dozen bottles, so;
Expressale from - to - cts.
SIii BY APPEEoDN :, nF1UT, No 20
Broad street AID o. 4. STRECKER, Main So 60.
Druggists, agents tor Ne ci5y OF RicEm5ud. ~o,d,
also, by Il \. a &. A. SANTOS Norl9lk ri
GuAS. y. CAMtBieIL ana WILSON : VI
IiAHS. Portsmouth, Va. al l&-6-~
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AIrfmonn Dlspatrb.
ruEspAY MuNNINQ. .OCr. $. 1se1.
q u II RE ST

The suaeyiags Of this prosen; ti3ae are rot worthy
a. e2 oo1naas3i 20 ae gify thai shat pc revealed
10 rs.
> fpnt ase sysrn ard IS Any will i5s march
over Go-aNh rea ana ap tfn steep hiss sd;
. ky e} err Neet t8ia woua sc
RAS psa1Fes Aeeen W. peaceful waters glide
y hands are weary lahcr ne, totiag on
bay aiseg day. .ot peGss;abi- tocat
o. ely 90 ear Sol. ] iata Wou,1 gHss;
I~sigt 10 gas, tay gsorsuS mercy seat.
NJ garments, traveyyorn and s.aael VIII dust
OF rent by br5ag- and jhorns tfsal crowd my way
Naaia .aia be .rads o Lart my gghtcuasErl-,
S.ao,}c,s ,.n2 white in heavens uoe}aaAsi ray,
My eyes ara weary looking a ,le sin,
Inpioty, and scayn upon the earth,
q city oi oar God, within thy walls
All All SIC c.sthed upon with sae new birtb.
Ay heart Is weary Of tjs own -'eep SIM
SHINING. reponi!ny. SHINING SSH stvag
i Aen sh,f my soul, tbs steYis'I, pr5Scaco feel.
4Aad SGd as sBu. d,,tr saviour, 'fE~nrd away
Patience. poor s.ul thy Saviour feet vers 0a.h
lae Sasisuys heart Sud hands were weaty roo :
AIS saT stained, and e worn. aud eld:
his sacred eyes blinded with tea for Yea.
Love thou the path of sorrow chat lie tead,
Toll On and wal ia paii ucc for ihy rest;
o. city OF our God. Soon shall sc
Thy gjaTio4S walls. hoMe at he 'aYrd AID hi'-'
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FALL. ELECTIONS.

NxN TO THE VOTERS OF THE STU
sF~A- CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7,
COMPOSED or THECOUNTIES OF Gull
PEPPER, MADISON, GREENE, ORANGE,
LOUISA S4s0r>YEFANIA. CAROLINE.
STAFFORD, AND KING dEORGE.--Calls
ha, ing been tnstio GponRae by pasttoa If yon TO
knew whittier syeu,d SER y1I in the Ccnsof-r-
ate Cea'ra@ II elee3~'I. reply Whilst none,
tarouga y slabl3iun, should seek seat in The
eoGacts - she eo1u;ry, aifidence should not pre-
vent any vse ftoaA tal.iag position to which the
people may cali hjm.
The attention OF the puhc is 50 absorbaG IN the
c0nflict which is 70 decide tae destiny nf nations,
tlaJ regard IL neither consistent wish the wishes
tates of tha people - canvass t,a district, did
t.,ne AID engagements permit. / therefore concur
in the exaapie set by uistin gushed candidate to
your favor 40 declining one. Should il be your
pleasure ta elect ne shall endeavor TO devosa ny
bugsbe abilities to The service of the country.
tender 'ay thanks to those OF my friends and
feilowci,isers whose par-isify has Indicated ne
As . suit2&3a person fey so responsible q sfFt:1n
OF 2-ti,t JEREMIAH MORTON.
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NUVAL & N0RTON'S HORSE TONIC, for
/ , improving the condition of Horses aud
Mules, giving them an appetite AMI relieving them
of Bots and Worms Hstebound, Surfelf. aud DIS
temper and all disease to which Horse is sab
jeet internally This HORSE TONIC" gives them
an appetite aud glossy coat OF hair and can be- LETT
off after the animal is improved, without his falling
back to his first poor condition. u has been used
extensively since its introduction about four years
ago. III this city and all parts OF the State OF Viz
ginia, North Carolina, New York, and III almost
every quarter of the Union-and the demand is
steadily increasing
The Horse Tonic has given universal satisfaction
as fnr as the subscriber has been able 10 ascertain.
1t can be- obtained of the principal ds ggsts in this
State JAS. +. DUvAL. Druggist,
Sc % Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer.
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sass<sEEsssGpNaE. GAsgsas.

agg- nI;. Z ". HANCOCK having been or.
dcret 10 Gen Eweu Brigade. Surgeon
will necessarily be absent from the city for time.
Those wishing his professional services viii tind
has representative, IA. JATEs Z. WILLIAMS, at his
Office, prepared TO attend u their calls.
DR.. JAMES Il. WILLIAMS offers his profes
sisa services to the citizens IF Richmond aud VI
entity lie lay be found al Or /. W IANC0Ck's
office aia,u between Sd and 9TH streets, or al
Mr.. NM. s. PAtLLIrs' oico on 18th street, between
Main and ittul5. al the usual office hours.
ANY message left at either place will he promptly
attended 10. sc l0-ts
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W ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

i,
The Eighth Session begins TUESDAY, October
lst. 1851 and ends June seth. lsa2. Location on
10th strtet. extending from Marshall to Clay.
Both Boartegs and Day Pupils are received and
the course includes tie whole range OF studies,
from the lowest Primary 20 the highest Collegiate.
FACULTY:
CHAs. II. WESTON NJ, A, L. Va, FreGC,, M
and Professor o. Moral Science aud Ancient ian
guages.
J. LErd JONES. NJ A., L. Va, Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
WM. 5. CHASE, N. A, English Literature.
Rev j. l.. BURROWS, Evidences Of Christian
ity.
Prof. F.. EsuoS (of Paris) French.
Senior c. c, MERA, Spanish aud Italian.
Miss \. $. VALENTINE, English branches.
Miss NJ. Z. Hull, English branches.
Miss JANE S. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
ment.
Mrs. ANN C. MALLORY. Preparatory Depart
ment.
Miss MARY c. LATHRoP, Preparatory Depart
ment.
Prof. N. d. CLAP, Principal Musical Depart
meat.
q. c. MFRA, Piano.
o. a. r. LESSON, Guitar.
Miss MARY l.. LEFTwICH, Drawing, Painting,
Sc.
If Prof. ENIoN should not be able to return from
Europe, Prof. CHASE late of Richmond College,
and for seven wears Vice Consul at Paris, will take
charge OF the French Glasses.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS:
(Ratf payable October Isl, Eutrdace-Te1aGi1s-
der February 18th
English, in Preparatory Department $500. $50 00
English in Collegiate Department. ....-.-..50 0o
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 30 90
Music ON Piano, with Vocal Music. .........5 80 00
Use Of Piano in practieing .................. 5 00
Music on Guitar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 90
Vocal Music i'll Glasses Observation-Disclosures. = 00
Drawing, Embroidery, &C., each ..... 20 90
Oil Painting. ..................5 80 20
beafd. 70
HaSuiDg. ~ w
Fuel, lights, towels, 90
81 reduction Of one fourth to Ministers. Is
81 No charge for English tuition of daughters
Of VoInnteers in service.
{ Payments for each halt session must be strictly
in advance, except by special contract, and money
will be refunded Only in case OF protfaeted sick
ness.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned ct tbs bookstores, or by application TO the
President. LHAS. IL. WINSTON,
sc 27--2w Richmond, Va,
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I w. FRAYSER,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

SepegtesHAi, tst1ceea Grace and byOad sys1,
IJCHMOND, Va,
Dealer IN Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Fancy Ar
tiees, Toilet Soaps, reYfumery, sc Aso Paints
Oils, Dye-Suf!a Burning Fluid, Kerosene oil Al
cohoi; Garden and Flower Seeds igsrs SHl.
and Tobacco, of various brands Brushes Uomis
sc. all the popular Patent Medicines OF the Day
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which will be sold on the most reasonable tsr.t
n ysicans and others can rely on having 'aFi
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY aud ACCCgSjAtI
compounded al all hours OF the DAY aud NIGHT
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist
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MILITARY CL0THTMG.
BRIGGS. MEDICINES, sc.
NEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT W. POWERS.

KOEENT v. PDW ENS.
APCTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Begs leave TO inform has friends and tie rrA.s
tnat be has taken and rc-ftted in q new and hand
some style. the store formerly occupied b. J.
Wood, and more recently by G. s. Dawson No b.
corner Main aud Wall streets. one door aboy. ,ss
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has ua
opened with an entirely new stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PEHFUMEKY &C.
Comprising every article usually kept in Iii, lia-
selected in person by himself, with especial ra.-t.
ence TO their freshness, purity and entire ~,su v
Physicians will find his stock Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS STANDARD pHAHMACECTF
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL E>TRr.
MENTS, &c, very compiete, embracing mary asw
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded 3. any hon
of day night
III Orders promptly attended TO.
oc SIS kDET W POWERS
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kEAsoNIC DIRECTORY.

Richmond Lodge, No. TO- meets at aasons' Hall
first Tuesday each month James r. Scott MAG
ter. Place of business, Shookoe Sip
Manchester Lodge, No, II, meets at Manchester
Hal Saturday before full moon. John H. Hatcher
Master Place of business, Bank OF Virginia nlcI
nGnd
Richmond Randolph, No. 10 meets at .fasous
Hall third Tuesday each month VIM. r. Allen,
Master. Place OF business, Bank Of the Common
wealth.
ST. johns Lodge, No sc, meets at Boshss's Hall.
corner 9th ad Main streets, on second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hall, Master. Place OF bust
ness, Gaiiego Mills.
Dove Lodge No 81, meets al Boshers Hal fourth
Friday each month. j. J. Johnson Master r r.
Place Of business on Cary, between 18th aud 18th
streets.
Loge Francois, No So meets at gosher's Hall
second Friday each month. H. M. Harris, Master
Place OF business at No. li2 Main street
Henrieo Union Lodge, No l3o meets at Masons'
Hsii Friday before full moon Alfred y Lee, Mas
ter. Place OF business on Dock, between 27th and
2S.h streets
Capitol Lodge, No. ls4, meets on Marshall, be-
tween 9TH and It'll streets third Thursday each
month. b. r. Wexford, jr., Master Place ID bust
ness 18th street Belyins Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 1870 meets on Marshall,
between 9Th aud 7th streets, second Thursday each
month VIM l.. Manle, Master Place OF busi-
ness at No I92 Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. g. meets At
Mssons' Hall first Friday each month. Alfred s.
Lee High Priest. Place Of business on Dock, be-
tween 9th and 2sth streets
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 40, messs at
Bosber's Hall, corner 9Th and Main streets, third
Friday each month John r. Little, High Priest.
Place Of business on Main, between 18th api l2tb
streets.
Richmond Ccmmsndsry, No. O. meets At Masons
Bal fourth Tuesday each month. John Y. Reg.
psslt, T. Commander.
. elm JAMES 3. 1DDIoK
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40 10 THE VOTERS OF THE COUN-
T'~-T' tt,5 q HHhoCey. EeVy1c,, Utasfts C:'g Nae
E.at, E{jzgbf't GIN, .i7afs Cttg, anJ Iart, and
tjc C.ijfs ri Rjtas1aa ctd williamsburg:
II response % call maize OF me III the public
press snd IN private letters, announce myself q
candidate 10 represent you IL TIA HOUSE OF
crtss.
Although the active operations .. the campaign
VIII NOS in time f.r to WISH you before the
elee,,o, - ia;go rC reason 10 suppose that tAsy
pia interfere with the discharge Of my duties IS
yoar representative in Congress should it he your
p.es-',reTa cali lhe to tha, body. Ia auch eyeaJ /
shall eudoayor 70 repre- sent you with intelligence
ara fidelity. GE0. W. RANDOLPH.
Ef--tS
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TINE CIGARS AND TUBACCO.--We in
r. vite the attention of smokers 10 stock of
genuine Havana Gigarg aud Cigarettes, comprising
some of the best brands imported into Charleston
aud New Orleans Also TO the excellent brands of
Chewing aaid Smoking Tobaeeo--ihe best that are
10 be had. MEADE Il BAKER, Druggists,
he 20 ie6 Mau st.. cor, above fost-Ofiice,
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90 = y A. I IVA ~ 'f-A+--'
WELLTEGToN GODDi3, r,,,a,.,,s
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
p. w. HARDWOOD,

As Agents for the sale Of the Goods manufactlr-
cd by the CRENSFfAW WOODEN COMPANY. oi
RfCHN0ND, Va, we have now on hand about 2Q,-
O)J yards OF Fine Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Nliied CA SSiMERES and CLOTHS, be
sides lot Of FINE BLANkEtS and GENTLE.
MEMS SHAWLS-snd are manufacturing at tie
rate OF 1900 yards per week; all ot which offer
to the trade at fair prices and liberal terms, with
entire confidence That the enterprise vii receive
liberal support.
CGENSHAW & co, Agents,
& % IL IL a "
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MILITARY CAPS.
s4aFa3 u E7FEs. avsaJEeANCH5.

+ MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated ls}2)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SUkANCE COMPANY.
raFs Office M l3l Main street Riehmond =
~- CAPITAL, and SURPLUS S25O.uoo
This Comp ny has the adventure Of twenty
seven years e. H'rience IN tue Insurance business
and having criGYC ed the favor OF tho public duriug
ali that pero,. needs special recommendation to
the citizens Of Virginia.
It effects ire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance 10 all parts oi tie world.
IT. cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed pru,enLy, hut literally, aud
it, rates 'Ge as low - those Of any other god
Institution. DIRECTORS:
w l.. Gowardn, J. Il. Wadss.orh, Patrick Cu]ien
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W S.nih
ltornce l.. Kent, Thesnas samson, b. l.. Winston,
Wm. Palmer, Chas ". Purcell, Jno y Gordon
Jas. A. inloes II. i. Claiborne Alex. Il. Parker,
Joseph p. Winstoa
Apply To the President or secretary in person
or byletter. W. J.. CoWAKpIN President.
WIN. Willis. il, Secretary. je 1T
Z IFE, FLEE AND MARINE
A. INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. 153 MAIN IN. L. COR. or 1lTH) ST.
\ RICHMOND, VA.
GChartared 2sth March, 1897
This old ana reliable Institution, with ample CAPT
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested con
tinues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDiHE, OF every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid With al possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Curris Robt. NJ Burton!
G. II. Worthaln, Francis J. Barnes
John Ii. Claiborne, John T. e,ublett
John j. Wilson, Tics A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Gee. N Gwathmey,
Peter g. Wartiek
DAVID CURRlE President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer
Il. T. BROOK, Secretary. de 27-ly
EAMES B. MACMuRDO, Agent MANHAT.
81 TAN LsFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
New York. Office at tha Insurance Agency
Of THOMAS NJ ALFRIgND, on 18th street, nearly
opposite Goddia's Ball, where applications VIII be
received au lS--ty
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TIRST GLASS MEDICINES.


PHARMACHUTIsTs AND VENDORS or PuRE ASH
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PHtR
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical hs;rl.
ments and Appliances; Medicine Chests iog l-ia'a
tons, families and travellers; PLY -icial5 Nai5.-
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, Iru,srs ana sap
p0rIers Porte Monnaits, Combs, Brgsuss, iy4f
Mirrors first quality PertUmery. iGu.airs enc
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Nasu
Machines, dc, al OF the best quality and - tie
lowest rates. MEADE 4 BAKER.
1s6 Main 81, corner above rtat-0iHcf
u Il
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~ ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES,

DO So cnd p-peciqF Is yoH CaG obtain - dss.iab's
Goods without payiag say more ar hem than sAo-
actual worth. '.Gc
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

HTILSONS. DANpELION COFEEE.--
wv This Is a delicious beverage equal 10 the
best Jaws Coffee, aud Is sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia, Bilious Affections. Disease ii the Liver
and Irritable Condition of the Stomach and Bowels
for sale by w. PETERSON g. Co,
SO ~ Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08
W lRGINiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHAN GE OF HOURS.

MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY June ID, leave Rich
mond daily for Stanton Lyncbburg, Manasa
Junction and all intermediate stations, at 6l5 a. NJ
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and s 4 T U r.
DAYS, Tor stations west OF Stanton. y
Ii. G. WHITCOMBE,
IL Its General Supt.