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U<D DIR. F. w. HANCOCK having been or
- dered to Gen Ewells Brigade Surgeon
will necessarily be absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services will find
his representative. DIR. JAMES Il. WILLIAMS, at his
Office, prepared to attend TO their calls.
DR. JAMES f. WILLIAMS offers his profes-
s,onal services to the citizens of Richmond and vi
entity He may be found at DR.. L. w. HANCocKs
Office On Main, between Sd and 4th streets, or at
Mr. VIM 8. PHILLIPS Office, on 18th street, between
Main and Bank. at the usual office hours.
Any message left at either place will be promptly
attended to- sc lots
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R0JNAW y&.

'
11U N a w Ay.--ahseende'i trasa Mr., We.
IL, thaas Factory, "a few days aimee, ny Servaps
hoy TOM. He ia riKfeen years oi age, ard Wen
grown, u bright muisitc, with n thick, black, and
bnst,y beui % hsiift eyes ttiask and sparkling
There Ia reason Ia believe he may have gone, Us
\ free hoy. with company OF sglders, who lett
town On the Central Railroad on Wednesday last
A suitable reward will lie paid for his apprehension
49,. 3 - $500. RIO. w. III AVAIL,
s.~s Corner of 7tb aud Franklin streets.
oc l4--eod3t -.
n ANA WAY-From the subscriber. Sunday
n nirtt last. n NEGRO BOY, named JAMES
BAREOt r. but generally called LINK. S'nd boy
is OF gingerbread color. full head OF hair about nse
feet eight nine inches high. twenty eight az fhir
ty years of age, and is q good cock and hsnernan
Jim has wife at Henry Coxs, in Iienrico county.
He may be lurking about that peighDornsod; or
may, by representing himself to be tree nave oo-
ti-ined empioyme soldier cook 1 VIII give
a reward of 25 for his return to me IN Henrico, or
II confined in the Jail Of that county.
oc lS--ts ALBERT AIKEN
nUN A w Y-FIETY DOLLARS RE
IL WAKD.-Runaway, on the 9th OF August,
my NEGRO WOMAN, named BETTY; about %
years old, five feet four inches high black, who
was hired to Joseph Davis on Broad street. She
hes q mark the face, in consequence OF mus
Ia ID plaster she had on, which place is darker
She has children in Cumberland county, where /
bought her of Mr. J. N. Price. She is probably
in this city, or has made her way to Mr.. Prices.
will give the above reward, if delivered TO here,
or oe Iooksa the '' JossE 4 f' STERN
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MA TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITIES
SADOF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG, AND OF THE COUNTIES OF
HENRICO, HANOVER. CHARLES CITY,
NEW KENT. ELIZABETH CITY, WAR
WICK. JAMES CITY, AND YORK.-lti is
the duty of every citizen, Al such II juncture, to
interpose no personal objections TO call OF bis fei
low.citizeHs to any responsible position wherein
they may think he can serve the country. IL was
with this conviction accepted the seat have now
the honor to hold in Congress, and with which |
have applied myself and shall continue TO apply
myself until the close to its iabors and duties.
1'he ouly distinction to which aspire il. that my
iahors may deserve and obtain the public appro-
baton.
cannot be Indifferent to the applications from
the District to offer myself at the approaching
election and now declare myself candidate
Should YOU, my fellow citizens. honor me with
your support my best efforts shall be devoted TO
the abors and duties OF the high position
oc tide WIN. III. MCFARLAND.
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ELIGIOUS REA DIN1 FOR THE
II, SOLDIERS AND OrHERS.---The Bap-
fist Colportage Beard, located in this city, have
now on hand very large supply of religious tracts
large proportion of which addressed especially
to soldiers, and written by distinguished Southern
diviHes We are daily hearing of good results
from the residing of these tracts 10 the camp. We
anxious TO place them in the hands OF every sol
der in the State and appeal to Christians in and
out of the ar,0y 10 aid ia work in which SO
much good may be effected.
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP This Ia the title
of an excellent selection OF hymns which eon; ains
some twelve of the favorite spiritual songs OF each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
or more can have them at two cents apiece. Spec
men copies will be Sent 10 Chapains no desire It,
POCKET TESrAMENTS.-In few days
we shall be able 10 furnish l2CO0 TestameHts at 12
cts. apiece. Those wishing supply would do
wen to send in their orders.
The above may be found at George J. Summers
Iron Front Building, Governor street
A. 4. DICKENSON,
se 27-ts CIR Supt Baptist Colportage.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE CHEO-
U} PLASTIC AND VULCANITE PRO
CESS.-G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, and be-
ing satisfied of its absolute superiority over all
other methods, can with confidence commend it to
those desiring full partial sets of teeth and
peciaAy such may be dissatisfied with those
they are now using. The perfect adaptation of
the plate to the mouth and the suction thereby Sc
cured, enables him to insert teeth
pithoa. clasps. This method having been adopted
by those standing highest in the profession North
and South testimonials will be given and speci
mems exhibited to those wishing to see them. Sets
of Teeth, on gold or any other plate, WILL of
course, be made for those preferiing them. Fill
ing, Cleansing. Extracting, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
by ELEUTRICITY, without pain.
~ Office Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall. de lily
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rPTiiE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

CF The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
and no. HUMBUG.-~PETEkS' 1NFALLIBLE
REMEDY FOR G0NNORRHGA AND ALL Sc
CRET DISEASES-rhis great MEXICAN remedy
containing no MereuFia or BalsaInir properties, ex
css every thing heretofore offered to the pubic IN
its curative, restorative, and re2ovating powers
snd the medical world astonished when tolo
ina: the above remedy will cure the above dis
eases. and COMPOUNDED when they have ocular dc
s,rations of the facts. But the proprietor, who
has knows g. the remedy for twenty-odd years
has known Of a cage " twenty years standing 70
he restored to perfect health, s4 h. other cases OF
shorter duration to be restored without single ex
cention. sna therefore challenges any case Of Con
orrhn which the remedy viii not cure, provided
the directions are carried out Si.h prudence on inc
part OF the patient: and any one pi.r.h3sinS nan
a dozen bottles, and using accordingly h his or her
rs,e he guarantees perfect cure; and In cases OF
ssilure. will furnish additional medicine, Tree OF
charge 10 complete the cure, through his agents.
.nd a cure will 10 effected without Inconvenience
to the pstient. .a
Price per bottle, So; half dozen bottles, Sio !;
Expressage from IS 70 % cts - oo,
Sold by APPERSON DUPUY, No. 2ol
Broad street and o. A. STRECKER, Main street
Druggists, agents for the city OF Richmond Sold
also Be- NJ a a. C. A. SANTOS. Norfolk, a ID
CHAS. B. CAhBBpiI. apd WILSON d. Will
LIAMS, Portsmouth, W. en- lS-oIaN
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p% WE ARE REQUESTED to announce
~ that Hon. ID. G.. DEJARNETTE, of Caro-
line, is candidate to represent the District COM
posed Of the counties of Caroline, Louisa, Spot
sylvania, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
Madison and Culpeper, in the first Congress of the
(,onfot1erate States. Sc 30-lns
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1rArIGUE SHIRTS.
10 doz Fine MERINO SHIRTS.
90 doz JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz FRENCH BINGHAM SHIRTS.
20 doz CHAMBRAY GINGHAM SHIRTS.
10 doz CHECK GRGHAM SHIRTS.
doz STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS
Is doz CHECK SHIRTS.
For sale 6y GEO. MAGUIRE, JR,
jy y "a Main street
DICHMOND CLOTHING MANUFACTORY
III The subscribers have on hand large and
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFAC
TURED GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va. Miller Il Cos
Mills Culpeper county, Va; Kelly, Ford Cos
Mills Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas & Aimes'
Mills, Charlotte, N. G.; which prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice, and in the
latest and most approved styles-goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured goods, and many of the Crenshaw
goods equal in quality to French There be no
longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
out of the State. In addition, we keep always on
hand a stock of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES not to be sur
passed by any house in the city. We have the
best of Cutters and corps of workmen not TO be
surpassed by any house in the Union, with deter.
mination to furnish our patrons with Southern
Cothing--material raised South, and trust to be
sold and worn South as determined to do
all in power to push forward Southern Ihstitu-
tions SPENCE d CAREY,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
fe % Corner of Main and 18th streets
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CiotulcTS anu Mcichhut dlioISt
Corner of Main and 18th streets.

MILITARY CLIO T H l N Give have
wi lust received the following goods aday te
to military use: 20 dozen Blue Flannel Sh rt
800 pairs Cottonade Pants, for camp use 500 pairs
Blue Cashmere Pants, suitable for artillery pur.
poses Also, Military Buttons, of different de
scriptsons NOAH WALKER & CO.,
iy q Corner OF Main and 18th streets
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UnaaTARH GaOODSs Nee

: HEEr BRAsss, GOLD 1"o"
= 800 il. .sy.anS ~
aud GOLD RRAyD--goed as
Laa,ea' SHIRTS, DRAWERS, and con-
FBkfS. tf ASS
= Gents Back Berlin, and Merino GLOVES.
10 bbs. ALCOHOL.
For sale by W. b. JONES Co,
oct5-2w 18th st., bet. Main aud Cary.
M iLIT AkT GOODS.
The beet stock in the Confederate States. for re-
TAIL embracing every article for use In the army.
Overcoas, all kinds; fine Officers Suits made to
measure in the best style; OiIcloth Overcoats,
LeSgings and Cap Covers all ready for use; Gam
baters, linen and CLOTH all Sizes 100 dozen M.rino
Shirts and Drawers, the best assortment n the
State; Socks; Canton Flannel and Jeans Drawers
and DRAWERS;
Heavy Beaver Oversacks, {blue,) very fine; Vests
Of all kinds; Water proof Oversaeks, seamless;
oILcLoTH, by the yard ;s su.w,s.
-'''- N@' y -'' and GLOVES;
Susperders, Stocks, and Pocket Handkerchiefs
Fancy Cashmere and Bingham Shirts, 80 dozen, all
sizes Cloths and Cassimeres by the yard OF piece
100 gross Military Buttons;
BLU L aud
GREY CLOTHS
so doz Grey Undershirts and Drawers for soldiers
hayersacks by the hundred Oilcloth, cheap; Gas
simere Suits TOR the thousands Trunks and Carpet
Bags Saper W hite Shirts, by the dozen or single
one; Zcuave Caps; Oilcoth and India Rubber
-'''''' ''' - T.W. ROYSTON It CO.'S,
No. 5is Sycamore street,
Sc S6-lm Petersburg, Va.
Q ERVIOE SWeRDS-Best steel blade, highly
i tempered by skiliful live Georgian. Blades
warranted.
Enamelled Leather BELTS
MOUNTIN GS-Brass, plain and gilt.
Plain Brass, with belt. ..........S3O
Gilt .,.s.s.....-....
Address A H. DE WITT,
ne 27-lm Columbus Ga.
NLLETT & DREWKY,
r. NOI7 PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drillings and Osnaburgs;
"a, rs, and Al Brown Sheeting and Shirtings
Cotton Piaids and Stripes;
Heavy WOODEN LinSey /, kerseys, and Tweeds;
Military buttons; blue Ciotns;
Light finished Cloths, suitable for ladies' cloaks;
Aid q good assortment of sessonable Dry
/ 1aod3. 81 It's
NOMMANDERS OF REGIMENTS, COMPA-
~ MES, AND PRIvATES, ATTENTION
am now manufacturing brass pressed LETTERS
AND FIGURES, for Military Caps in any guam
titles and at the shortest notice. These Letters
have ns snps,icr in the Confederate States. Pur-
chasers are invited 10 caii and eA.mne them
Samples sent by mail on receipt OF ten cents to
cover postage Cal! Gu address,
+. NJ. LEWIS, Brand Cutter
At Chas. II. Langley's Tin Store 18th St,
oc4-lm* Bet. Main and Cary, Riehmd, Va.
MILITARY BUTTONS,
M - L.ILITARY BUTTONS.
ANA F-;SFS
have on hand large supply of Virginia aid
North Carolina BUTTONS of my manuiac-
ture. $. A. MYERS,
Corner Main and Pearl sts., Richmond Va.
Sc 29-ll-,S
NORTH CAROLINA
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W. PETERSON & Co,
De Druggists, l55 Main street, corner 18th

4 BODEKER a. co, AP0rHECARIES
n. AND DRUGGISTS No. 10 MAIN STREET,
near Old Market, Richmond, Va will keep on hand
q general assortment of pure Drugs Medicines
Chemicals Oils. Paints, Window Glass. Putty Dye
Stufis Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds; Sur.
gicai Appliances, Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Soaps.
PerfuInery, Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds Clue,
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuh, Medicinal
Liquors, &c
Prescriptions prepared at all hours. with special
care, by members OF the firm alone. s.s
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur.
nshed. les
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,rn To THE VOTERS OF THE SENA
h. H~TORlAL DISTRICT CONFUSED OF
THE COUNTIES OF HEM RICO AND
HANOVER.-Mr. Williams q. Wickham having
rsessgned his seat in the Senate, from the above
!. District at the solicitation Of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political part!ss ] hereby
announce myself a candidate to fill the Vacancy
Entirely approving what seems to be the public
sentiment in opposition to regular political can
vass in the present excited condition OF the public
sn,ind shall content myself with the above SIM
t.Ie announcement, pledgng 70 the voters of the
district If they shall see fit elect me, to exert
whatever OF ability / possess. both OF mind and
heart (eschewing all party feeling or prejiidceD to
the establishment of Southern Independence ana
the promotion of the best interests OF our noble
old Commonwealth. -
81. 81. JNO r. GAREETT.
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,aai ,t.o ,sts a.. .AsS Marisl Il. -
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haze .i.ss l.. = ssuHrd ~ AID bless MS
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- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST
u s0~SrtsoN( OR ESSIUNAL DlSTRlCT.-l am
u, easti.iat, for the Confederate States Congress
.s freha ,ths District. @ ..se...
ast ..i1-s,l Respectfully.
al .i,su) = JOHN ChIIChEh, Il
oe k2-G:% OF Westinoreiand
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sI~ALL TRADE Io6i.-W. PETERSON & Co,
Indigo, Spices, Nader Logwood, Bi. Carb. Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco. Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs
Salad Oil. Saltpetre, Sponges, Saeratus, Flor. Sui
phur, Copperas, Brimstone, Alum, Cochinel, White
Lead Zinc, Paint, Linseed Oil, Coloss, Parafne Oil
Solar Oil Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Tonqua Beans-n
wife the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
10 an examination OF their stock which in variety
and price is not surpassed in this any Eorthsrn
city.
~ Orders promptly attended 10.
w PETERSON e. co,
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VXTHITEWASI, PAINT AND WARM
w ISL BRuSHES.-A large assortment at
reasonable prices. Ut e
oee 80 Is 142 Main street.
NJ u6TARD.-Av very superior srflcle Of Kan
Iyl tucky Mustard now Ia store, ard for sals By
oes ". R1TE&&o& : co
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MEADE L. BAKER,

4
MEADE IL BAKER,
PHARMACHUTIsrs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgics! insru-
ments and Appliances; Medicine Chests for planta-
tons, families aud travellers Physicians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Snip
porters; Porte slOnnaes Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Perfumery, Pomaies and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus Magnetic
Machines, &c, all OF the best quality and at the
lowest rates. MEADE IL BAKER,
les Main St, corner above Post-Offiee, -
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TNHE DISPATCH" STEAM POWER
PRINTING OFFICE,
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streeis, Richmond,
Virginia.
This establishment being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both regards Types Or
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine PresSes,) is daily turning out tt eiines,
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCU LARS,
BILLS OF LADING,
II = g K s &C.,
POS r RS,
PROGRAMMES,
and HANDBILLS.
Particular attention given 10 fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad and Transports
ton Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable OF turn
ing OF 800 impressions per hour thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this de-
scription of work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced In proportion 10 the increase
of speed
EH Printing In various colored BRONZES and
INKS exeeut ID in the highest style OF the art. In
this branch CT the business the proprietors can
safely challenge competition. ~ l---ta
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1kANKLIN PAPER MILLS,

II SEs1tNhI4IN TAK I'm M1IAI1S,
RICHMOND, VA.
The BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY keeps constantly hand all descriptions
Of ENVELOPE, MANILA. WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently mi.de
large additions to their machinery, and
prepared TO turn out every article in their line with
increased facility. and at moderate prices. The
quality of ther paper will compare with any in the
country, and they desire to invite especial attention
to this fact All sizes furnished ut the shortest no
tiee, and orders from every section respectfully
solicited.
~ Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
"a. W. LUBBOCK, Secy. NH lily
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Nor1o E.
I-Persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies TO troops in the field requested to mark
distinctly ON the package with marking ink the
NAME of the party for whom intended, the REGI
MENT to which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DIES
whom the usual railroad receipt shout be for
warded by the shipper
U-Many packages arrive at the depots of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off of course their. destination cannot be known by
the Quartcrmaster. Others are imperfectly mark
ed and cannot be identified.
uI.--An articles deposited at the QuarteTInas
ters Office in Richmond for shipment, must be left
there before O'clock, P NJ, to insure their ship
ment on that day. J. MAURY GARLAND,
au 23+ts Capt, and Asst O. M.
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Il w - - YIN
MILLINERY GOODS,
DRY GOODS. &c.

AIDES UNDER EAR.-Silk and Ne
i 4 rino Under Vests and Drawers Corsets ron
- 10 80 inches; Plush lined Gloves Hosiery, in SIX
Merino, and Cotton; Cambrics; Jaeonets Tay,'
Checks; WaiDsooks Briilisnts; India Twills; bA
Linens; Linen Sheetii,gs; Table Damasks; Fun
ture Dimity; Bed Blankets. Also Carpets gool
variety of 3piy, Ingram. Velvet and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN a. LATHROP,
Main
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~ T. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
IL, PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE Or PHAR
MACY, (SUcCEssOR TO LAIDIEY & R0BISsoS)
Fourth and Franklin Streets Richmond has in store
a large fresh and well selected stock of Medicines
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &C., which
be offers at low prices. Strict personal attention
will be given all the departments of the business
Orders fer shipment win be promptly attended to
and most carefully packed no IL
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ELOAKS, CLOAkS.-We have commence!
I J the manufacture Of Cloaks for the season
We have now made up fine assortment, and 'hal
be prepared, SO long as we can get Cloths 10 mAs'
to order any style OF wrapping wanted
We have e let of Striped Cloth Cloaks M" %
hand. which we will sell a great reduction ifo1
former prices. They are well adapted TO b" RAJ
season and we think they will be found very q
srabIe Use aGl CHfLES a. CHENkRY.
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL, CHURCH HILL,
n RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PHTIEsTS-In wards, St per week; in
private rooms, 81 to SIS per week
SLAvEs-$5 per week. Less than week, ST
per day; but not to exceed So per week. Frac-
tons over the week, II cents per day
No extra charges except for surgical operations.
and then an additional fec ranging from 81 to $50
will be charged. tF Bills payable the reno
val of the patient. No small pox admitted.
A covered spring wagon will convey patients TO
and from the Hospital when desired Orders may
be left at the Hospital, at the Office of A. l.
HOLIDAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with the
institution since its foundation, having taken it
der his exclusive charge, aided by competent assis-
tants soiicits continuance of the liberal patronage
of his friends and of the public generally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, NJ D.,
Grace st., between ith and 9Th.
AsSISTANTS
c. w. p. BROCK, NJ D.,
Church Hili cor. 18th and Marshall sta
* w. w. COGGIN, M. D.,
ia l8-ly Resident Physician
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T.IFE 4 FIRE INsUK ANCE.


T~IFE, FIRE AND MA INE
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. I53 MAIN On. E. COR. OF llTH ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
JChartered 2stb March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample CAPT
tai and contingent fund carefully invested. aol-
tinues to insure SLAVES, RptLDIsGs, MER-
CHaNnlHs Of essy daIsPilgn
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted ;,ll;, paid with all possible dis
patea. DiliiCToRs:
David o,iglio, Robt. NJ. Burton,s
c.. 7. Workman, Francis j. Barnes
John II. Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
John J; Wilson, Thos; A Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Gee. n Gwathney,
Dawn CURKIE, President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
E. 7. BROOK Secretary. de Ely
YAMES B. MACMURDO, Agent MANHAT.
~ TAN LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, of
New York. Office at the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS M. ALFRIEND, on llth street. nearly
opposite GoddiD's Hall, where applications viii he
receives 4n lily
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS Ac.
TUST RECEIVED
81 A lot of Ladies' and Misses SHOES of all
sortS.
ALSO-A nice LOT OF hOoTS and SHOES Tor
gantlemen's and boys
Which:wili be offered at very reasonable prices
at No 300 Broad st., between lst street ana Brook
Avenue. jos. GOLDSMITH,
&C t4-6tx Next door TO Felix Mathews, Esq.
CSPECIAL NOTICE-Owing to the impcssibility
of procuring supplies, except for cash, my sales
hereafter will be for cash only excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
IN the months of January and July.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
NV IL - Main st.