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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PERSONS REM0vIEG.- of our subsori-
hers who intend changing their residences or
places of business, on the approaching moving
day, will please give US early information Of the
fact, in order that their papers may be lett al
their proper places thereafter.
EPlroAE OF BuslsEss Ann PrRsosAL INTEL,
LIdEAcE.-Potatoes Of all the different varieties,
for sale by Woodruff Brother. No. Arch st,
philadelphia, suitable for seed and family use.
Read their advertisement in this issue,
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
Milliuers, Sc, to the Millinery aud Straw Goods
house of II. Ward, Nos. l03. i05 aud lO7 North
Second Street, Philadelphia, whose advertise
ment appears in this issue.
Read tue Dry Goods advertisement of Thorn
ley Chism, in another column. This s u re-
liable firm, and those in want of goods in their
line will do well to give them a call
INTEREsTIRd LEGTuRE.--Col. 4. B. Thorpe,
of New Orleans, will lecture before the Will
mington Council, No. /, Order Of United Amerl-
can Mechanics, at the Wilmington Institute, on
Thursday evening, March eth Subject, - An
Inside View, or the Hidden Causes of the Great
Rebellion" Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the
bookstores, and the Office Gu the night of the
Lecture. Lecture to commence at half-past 7
o'clock. Col. Thorpe resided in the South for
twenty years, and left it at the breaking out OF
this wicked and unsaled for rebellion. lie
occupied such position in society, as gave him
opportunities to fully acquaint himself with the
real opinions Of the leaders in the unhaloWed
scheme 10 destroy the best government ever in
stituted by man, and some startling revelations
may be anticipated. The Colonel has been lee
turing to crowded audiences In Philadelphia, on
this subject, during the past few months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
souTm AmERIoNN oorTnN.

MIR. William Ferris Of the firm Of Ferris
N Garrett, Of this city, arrived home few
days ago from Guayaqail, South Americu,
where he has been for some time on busi-
ness connected with the firm MIR. Ferris
brings with him a lot of Cotton seed, IL
sample of which has been shown us. He
has also a quantity of cotton which has been
pronounced by Judges to be fine article.
1t is called by the natives, "Tree Cotton,
grows in mountainous places and is said to
be very productive 1t will grow in u TEN.
perature equal to that'of our own State, and
does not require the excessive heat Of the
more southern climate of this country Ia
make it flourish. We are told that the seed
will be for sale al Ferris 4 Carrots store
the object being to invite its cultivation in
the more northern latimdes. Those who
feel disposed to try il may obtain the seed
as above, with a reasonable assurance that
it will not be a failure if properly attended
to. Its success would open new avenue o.
wealth to the people Of Delaware and VIII,
should not cotton grow here as we'll an,
prodtably as in the more Southern section,
of the Union?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

steamboats,, and number Of sailing yesas,.
wagons. horsea, large quantity Of ammunitins
commissary and quartermaster's stores. forasa
and the entire camp equpage of the rebel trooss..'
a large quantity ofrosn, turpentine, cotton. 6r
ANA over two hundred prisoners '
Our loss thus far aHcartained will amount ).
ninety one killed and four hundred and sixlv.s,
wounded, many of Them MORALLY. Among has
nle some Of our mast gallant officers and mss
The rebel loss is severe, hut not 10 great aa o,',
own, being ellectually covered by their works
Too much praise cannot be awarded Ia III.
oilicers and men Tor their untiring exettion an,
unoeasng patience in accomplishing this wo,h
The efectng the landing and the approacb -
within n mile and half OF the enemy's works NJ,
the 18th, consider as great a victory as ths
engagement of the 18th Owing TO the difionl,
nature of the landing our men were forced n
wade ashore waistdeep, marched through mnd
to point twelve miles distant, bivouao in Inv
marshy ground, in rain storm. for the nub,
engage the enemy at daylight in the morning
lighting them for four hours amid a dense fds
that prevented them from seeing the position ol
the enemy, and finally advancing rapidly oysr
bad roads upon the city. ln the midst of allthi.
not complaint was heard the men were onlv
eager 10 accomplish their work Every brigade
and in fact every regiment, aud can almost I'D
every officer and man of the force landed. was x
the engagement.
The men are all in good spirits, and under tbs
circumstances are in good health. beg To sav
to the General commanding that have unde,
my command division that can be relied NM,
in any emergency.
A more detailed report will be forwarded a,
soon as 1 receive the brigade returns. III,
brigadier deneras, having been in the midst n
their regiments whilst under hre, will he able ID
| give me minute accounts.
hey to say 10 the General Commanding ih,
army that | have endeavored to carry ont ii,
very minute instructions giving me by him befot
leaving Annapolis, as thus far events have bes,
singularly cUincident with his antioipAtiOns.
hope that we may in future he able to carry GU
in detail the remaining plans Of the campaign
the only thing | have to regret is the della
caused by the elements,
| desiie again to bear testimony to the Qal
lantry of our naval floet, and to express m,
thanks to Commander Rowan and the officer
under him for their hearty and cheerful co
operation in this movement. their assistance wa
timely and Of great service in the accomplish
ment OF our undertaking
| omitted to mention that there was larr
arrival of reinforcement of the enemy in New
bern during the engagement, which retreate
with the reminder of the army by the cars an
the country roads.
have The honor, General, 10 lie your ohedier
servant, A, +. BURNSIDE.
Brig Gen, Commanding Department N. c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

PRoF. CoLNAN--By recent number Of
the morning Neies, published at st. John
New Brunswick, we learn that Prof. II. $.
Colman, formerly of this city gave, few
evenings since, first class sacred concert,
in the Cathedral Of that place which is
spoken Of in terms quite complimentary to
him. Since his removal from this place lie
has been in charge of the musical depart.
ment of the Cathedral, and has won largely
upon the esteem and appreciation of the
people of st. John. In speaking Of his
scientific attainments, and personal qualities
the Ne'cs says;
"'rhe music in Catholic Churches, espe-
cially in European countries, is generally
of the highest order; and we are Informed
that Professor Colman is master of his
profession, and has greatly improved the
Cathedral Choir since his arrival in ST..
John; several members of his family are
also excellent musicians This gentleman
was formerly an officer in the British Army
and is highly educated
Ills numerous friends in this city will, we
are sure, join us in expressions of grati6ca-
tion at his popularity and success
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

would be held responsible for the place until our
forces should enter the barbor.
called upon the clergymen Of The city, re-
aueating them TO reassure their people, aud to
cunhi ie in onr kind intentions towards them.
About 1000 persons remain in 81. Augustine
about one iiIh Of the inhabitants having fled. |
believe that there are many citizens who are
earnestly attached TO the Union, large number
Whl are silently opposed to It, ane t'ill larger
number who care very little about the matter.
think that nearly nll Of the men acqulesece in
the condition of affairs we are now establishing
There is much violent aud pestilent feeling
among the women. They seem TO mistake
treason for courage and have n technical desire
to figure as heroines. Their minds have doubt
less been filled with the falsehoods induslri-
ously circulated in regard TO the lust aud hatred
Of our troops. On the night before our arrival
party OF women assembled in front OF the
barracks aud cut down the flagstaff, in order that
il might not be used to support the cold flag
| The men seemed anxious to concliate MS in every
way.
There is a great scarcity of provisions in the
! place, and there seems TO be no money, excepl
the wrelched paper currency of the rebellion
aud much poverty exists
In the water batteries at the Fort are three
tine army 32-pounders of 1000 pounds weight
and two s inch sea coast howitzers, Of 5GOl
pounds with shot aud some powder There ar'
II number OF very old guns in the fort, useless
and not mounted. Several good guns were iakel
away some months ago to arm the batteries a
other harbors.
The garrison Of the place went from ST
Augustine at midnight on the 10th for Smyrna
where there is said To be about 800 troops,
battery, the steamer Carolina and a considerable
quantity of arms aud ammunition
1t is very positively stated that the 6uverno
has ordered the abandonment of East Florida, ant
proposes to make a stand near Apalachicoa
Mr Dennis, of the Coast Survey, who accom-
panied me, rendered me much valuable aid.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully
G. Il. +. RoDoRRs, Commander.
To Flag-oii er s \. Dupont. commanding th
South Atlantic Elockading Squadron.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


SAP Accident Mr. Cyrda Albeit, OF this
city, met with sad accident last Wednesday
morning in the saw mill at the Depot, where no
had gone for strip of hoard. Having obtained
tbs hoard, he was hodi g il up Ia The saw when
il slipped, and the back of his right hand struck
the saw aud Ia an instant all the fingers ANA
thumb were severed from the hand AMI thrown
a consid erahle distance from the snw. The
remaining portion Of the hand was toCn very
badly MIR. Albeit is an aged man. and Will
doubtless suffer much by the accident.
FEsriyAL The Friendly Sons of 81 Patrick,
held festival in honor of the patron Saint ol
ireland, at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday
evening The saloon was tastefuly decorated
with flags The meeting was organized hJ
calling MIR. John o'Neil TO the Chair, and ap-
pointing William J. j. Purcell us Secretary
Over one hundred and fifty persons sat down II
the large tables-three in number which exlen
del the entire length of the Hail. and were wei
filled with eiibles of every kind. Short adtres
ses were delivered hy j. J. Toner Dir. urimshaw
DR. McCabe, John O'Neill, II. A. Gerry, +. Nin.
cent, and others. The utmost hilarity prevailed
| FARMERS who are about to Lake their Super
Phosphate, will find it TO their advantage Il
purchase Oil of Vitrol, of Il. Brnghurst Go.
corner Of Sixth and Market streets, who iurnlsl
the best article in any quantity at the loves
/ cNsh prices WHu receive lihVh Nhc elhptG NNiuubr
L B. 4 Co., also have Sulphate of Ammonia
Nitrate of Soda nnl other chemicals, suitable 70
cnriching strawberry beds, SC also Citric Acid
Tor making pleasant cooling, acid drink for th
sick Those sending 10 the soldiers will find it
most useful and acceptable addition to the hos
Fital stores
O'ERiL's cheap fancy aud staple Dry Good
Store, No. 3l3 Market Street Wilmington
Delaware, fnur doors heluw Fourth street.
kerpp constantly on hand a general sssortmel
OF everything il the Dry Goods line, as chea
as can be found my where else. The finest a,
soitntnt OF Embroidery in the State, as low d
any House in New York or Philadelphia. o.
Please give him call. No al4 Market stree
four doors below Fourth street
marI-ly JOHN 0'NElL.
EssA CuEAr JoHNs Is the greatest place
town.
lraya Cheap John sells more Boots and Shot
than any other store in Delaware.
rkSy@ Cheap John has the greatest stock
any other store in Delaware,
gay Cheap John IL the sole ngent for the 1t
Spool Cotton made. in the world, at III XII
Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
SIMIs' BOTANIC HAIR TONIC

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF ITS GREAT VAIuE
Read lhe testimony Of u. g, ALLEN well known every
where AZ dspenAsr vi Razor Powder &C. or 90 to him and
he Will tell you all about H. '''4 '''
MnMlN.ioS DgL, January 10Th 1902
70 NE gGi'cfed-The GTe0 Baia Of Gilead.
This Is 70 certify that my wife, for about sixteen wears
past has lost the greater portion Of her hair and had be-
come almost entirely bald And In order 10 restore ia
spent vast amount of money various remedies 10 r
plenlsh the hair but finding that all the publications In
different papers Throughout the country In reorenee 10
restoring the hair proved iue aud Of no account asr
ia'r tal thought as last that would Iry sIn,'
orNe HAIR IoNic and after using two bottles the bald
portion OF her head h entirely covered with har from IN
10 sight inches long in the natural tuior w avn ~
,tc.o E. c. ALLEN.
NsW tdSue CoAny, Ss Tile State Of Delagare
,s he II remembered that the 2lh of January, A. Di
laG2, personally before the sulserber Rimund o.
Allen, who being duly sworn saith that the statement
made to tue above certificate and by him subscribed is
% sNorn Ahu subscribed at the city Of Wilmington,
"V'a"aie' tue hay aud year aforesaid before,
ABRAHAM sTAATa
Justice Of the Peace
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

The subjoincd official report of the operations
which have resulted in the capture OF the town
of Newbern, in North Carolina, and in the dis
persion Of the secession forces defending the
approaches to it, conveys the intelligence of one
of the most gallant achievements which have
thus far sgnalized the war. Aud the gallautry
displayed by our troops, under the lead of Their
skilful commander, has been rewarded by Il
success which lacks nothing to give it complete
ness, AS is sufficiently evidenced by the many
trophies of victory that have fallen into tbeil
hands
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
BUSINESS MATTERs,
TRAITS
FOR
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

We have now ready variety Of Portraits Of
the most prominent Generals aud Leaders of the
time, beautifully Autographed on card of a
size TO lit any Photograph Album. These arc
so timely executed and such accurate likenesses
that they are decidedly popular. They are sold
al The very low price Ol q cents each, or fol
the folloWlnE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
SlmMs' BOfanIc Hair TonIc,

This extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouy remedy that will the hair to grow
again where It has fallen of become thin ii curea
itchy humors, scalp diseases removes dandua and all
other mpvdiments 10 healthy head of hair Hold In
oE bottles at % cents and pint bottles at Si
Dh, j. SiMMB & SON,
sole Manufacturers, Fourth aud King sts
.,,, =, . . MilnlngiUn, Del.
sold by u. BURTON aud COW0IlL,a SON, Doysr,
aud Dealers everywhere feLs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
MARRIED.
EAsTLACK

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT Trenton, New Jersey,
on the 10Th of February, by the Rev. o. 1.
walker, Mr.. ISAAC EAsTLAoK, of Gloucester
Camden County, to Miss REBEooA A. GIBBs,
formerly of Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
THE WAR IN FLORIDA.
OPERATIONS OF CUM uupON1s EXHIBITION
Capture of Fort Marion, 81. Augustine
and Jacksonville.

Dispatches received nj the Navy department
from Flag Officer Dupont announce that the flag
of the United States foats over Fort Marion, at
ST. Augustine, Florida.
The town Of st Augustine was surrendered
without fight, the town authorities receiving
Commander Rodgers in the town hall, und nf,er
being assured that he would protect the loyal
hands
The rebel troops evacuated the night before
the appearance Of the Euuboats THIS is the
second Of the old government forts that has been
taken by Com dupont
The town Of Jachson,ille, Floriil. wal al=o
surrendered in like manner, and this Governor
OF Florida hAa recommended the entire eyAcua
ton Of east Florida
TnE OFFICIAL REroGroF FLAG OFFICER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

Com, Duponts fleet has captured ST.
Augustine and Jacksonville, Florida, with
the old United States fort Marion, at the
former. This is the second of the old gov.
ernment forts taken by Dupont, the first
having been Fort Clineh There was no
tight at Jacksonville or St Augustine the
rebel garrisons Of both having fled before
the arrival Of the guuboats and the author
lies receiving the United States command
ers and hoiating the old ilag themselves.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
DIR. CoGGSWELL's
ANTIPHL0GISTIC SALT

This Salt is not Patent Medicine, but pre-.
scfiption Of an eminent physician; nor is it re.
commended as specific remedy for all diseases
which aillict the human family Instead of be.
ing panacea for all maladies, il has control
over but one class, has but one aim accOmplishes
but one object viz subdues ln1ammatory dis
ease-whaieVer its form or locality whether in
the Head, Throat, Chest, Abdomen or Skin.
Inflammation is causel by n partial obstruc-
Inn of the tlulds, and this jalt removes that oh.
slructiOh and sets the fluids in motion again.
Every form Of Inflammation (but no other
disease) IS easily but surely subdued by II. The
following different forms which the unbalanced
hulds assume aud many net here mentioned that
nave more or less heat, pain aud fever are as
easily cured by the
AntiphIOgIstIc Salt,
As fire is exiinguished by water.
l. Cases affecting the Head and Throat, viz;
Brain Fever Fits, Headache, Inlamed Eyes,
Canber Neuralgia, Erysipelaa, Bronchitis, &c.
. Cases affecting tho Chest and Abdomen,
viz; lntamed Lungs mud Liver, Pleurlsy, Dys.
pepsla, Asthma, Piles, sc
. Gases affecting the Eznemities and skin,
"; rheumatism, acrofula, Ulcers. Salt
hhenln' and most other cutAneous affections, Sc
rue tnhseTlber having been appointed Gener-
al Agent for the State Of Delaware for the sale of
Dr. COggswell's Antjphlogistic Salt
Would respectfully can the attention of the
public to it, having reason TO believe not only
from the testimony of Others but from his own
experience, that it is what its diacoverer claims
Tor it--a most valuable medicine
The Salt will be sent to any address free of
postage. Address,
JAS =. dlLLlNGHAM, Agent,
Box al2 Wilmington, Del.
PRieEHo CENTS PER BOX.
Fer aaie by 4 DRlNGnURsT & co. II
Il HkiNuinHST Wilmington, Del and by
Druggists generally throughout the State.
march aim.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

The nomination Of Daniel f. Sicklea as II
brigader general of volunteers has been re-
iected hy the Senate. Brieadier General
burnside has heen confirmed aa It major
general Of volunteers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs oFTlCE,l
..t#. i-'.. HcHNosp, July 3isi, 1851.
Notice 10 PsSaRs sending Packages to Soldiers at ManAS-
SIS, &sgntOn, &C., &c.
NHE practice Of seding laEss PAsAg' py ne mall
mat ans necessary eEaoa TO conhne themselves TO
Tery snail packages sy S sGn We rk O. ter being len
u u. wEjT00hB,
ma Gsne-sl sapeEinienaent
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-. - nEADA DE- ORPART-

80 HEADS OF DEPART
"a ~ afsFs AND AssIsrANfs -Ivoud beg 70 invite ne
st-ution ofhe Heads 81 pspAlen o. TIE various VI
ne Government ConedA,e states nov N chnoa ! 70
~, lsrg. 80 srtrye oek q Books, R2pers StaSl0n-
cry. EuvelO9e blank Books, &c. EAeh wiz
Having AT,ssd . NJ -,Absbnsai extensive Sock Bnde
r. We are prepared execute Hndrg, AID the nanuAae on
1900 49,, A. NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
Lee 81 NAa- street, RiOauoaa. Va
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ODfSG ErT q ANDERSON,
IcpurpNOp crppFET

AZ receiving ne EAl Trade oAPssays, OF oothl, Ma
"A Ungs, Cua lod coruiesa And Bands Nrdos 81 sd.f
PEsr Hs1s1y Cgrisi Halls Mosl f0F prtc e
O,pe CrAa Bets ard Astsses Sde % c-der a shosl no.
u, PAptrAasss iOns IN ne S or eOs7ty ~ supeer or
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RICHMOND WING.
DC pa,ly wnlE N l.,saa;;ona--FaI ..s 9ar

The Daily WING an RiehmOnd-Pay the Gar
rtsrs-
The great demand for the BHitT |" fe Wr'in tue eI'
ali NV ,a,l,r a. by ,ransien. readers, and the diff
eulty of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
nv e,rr5pr svstsu adapted only to Office suhscriP
lions have Induced us resort TO the OILY feasible
mode Of managing large eity circulation towi; that
of prepr,.,. % tie Carriers From this date, there
iore no subscHpiols for the WHa 70 be left within the
city will be taken At this Office, ard all persons indebted
for subscription TO the present time, within the city are
requested 10 call at the office and settle their aecOunt
The Carriers win Of course, continue to deliver the pa
per 70 hs present subscribers and receive pay tor the
same At As rate Of fifteen cents per week. The public
viii nov understand thai al restriction upon the sale OF
the wHrs By Carriers within the city q removed and
tia. all who wanI il may buy it from the Carriers or have
it left for them at their residences or places OF business
September l6fh, 1891.
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APRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS. t.
NTURoHASTsy cty NIB view Of making pursh sis
wi are rgseeiay soctea to examine orr stock Of Dkf
GOODS. We QIeF for sale; 49,. -. . ... .E'
SCI baies BrnWn sheetngs and ehrtngA
-an0 Osashurgs, .r.-
slca1ea Bl sacn "a ehgctlugs ara ohirii1ga,
50balss Paid and Striped Osnahurgs,
so pIeses Striped Aad Paid DOnssuel. for servants.
sA5O Bales rcx,nys,
50 peaizs and SKIPPED shlrtnsh
r. n sis0 cAaes Fancy Pdna.
50 Cottlnaies,
10 Colorsd CambricA rtr
IS Kentucky Jeans and rHeeds,
Ana large q Heavy and sae Linens for
white Canhrcs Ilh inena Lawns PLAZA striped and Enbrot
cred Bersxes aai Popzs CothL cAett YelIngs kc 8e
N Al vhS us n se vory can AID prompt trade
= "I| fLLrrT . DREwRy.
fr No. II Pearl ttrest,
al Richmond, Va
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HUNT * JANES, :
Richnond. Virgginia.

Richmond. Virginia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCEIHTH,
Arl Asvn for OF MnastHEea Ana Smoking Tobacco
900 pAekAgss noE for sale. aeiz-en
F-wachst-r Rspascsn, stscnton spSs,or, ard Pr der
cSsbur- News vi ePy rs All send eHi 70 wig c&ee
DVyAL A NOEs t0V'S HORSE Tonic, D ptx
J InproVing the Condition OF Horses ana
Ns- -vlg ;aem appetite a8t Seileyag them Of Bots
sp sos nI-bouad Slrlt and Dsteper. And AL Diseases
10 whI.h subject n.srlsy ms ~Horss fonle W.
ne Al appetite glossy " hAr aud be len od Ter
the aaa j. Improved without his tA1g back 70 his urst oor
c5niton used extensively since ~ inirodae 100
aboa city gad an para Of Tie STATE OF VIZ
gala Carolina Nes tork, Agi II almost every quart Of
ne Uaan-aad ihe demand Is tesliy Increasing.
The has given universal satcton a. far a we
subs-b-r Is been able Dc 0oined The
lcoa d-uxsIs.s 10 tis 6tA AMI % JAS p hUFAL, rug
-. Il =. p-,r,r-to- .,i Nanutr.tur-r SIS
LTrARY CAPS! Military CaPs!! JlAS
vi DOlLEf oG-s, Whol sale aui Resi, " Ne AhiAry
an Plaue ssnsr hs asge stoek % Home Manufactures
sI G-y md BAcS CNaet aad Fatigue style Caps can
b. al - ahulus1i ayorA7r terms - " any ciy
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glp "a dles Gar b kad wAraesi Gap nos mAnui-c
s1r HAv1g "a 1st so s59y Of tack ne mAnGiaoturr
Of PES $50 rir Wnos Ne ali Ert trade vii be e0ninu
ei JhdS DJt- ~ 10. s. hsn Street aehnoad Va $50
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Associasion.
oaseNO I5s Main QsOFtheasl corner Of liIh rrss,)
Richmond, Va
OHAKrERED 29TH MARCH, 1881.
UyHIs old and reliable Institution with ample Capital and
ngenl fund carefully vested continues Insure slaves,
BuiIdInga. Mcrcbandise Of every description ousc-
hold RuTniIurc, and Family Wearing Apparel, Vessels,
"a 1ssrs and HrcighI atthe lowest Losses
stiuslsa "a said With ell possible despatch.
- DIREoToRA
n,xti a.. Robt n. Burton,
Gins T. WortaEa, - > bHnsft
John II. Claiborne, ynss S.
LsT,na., (, ,rr,a 6es GGslhmy.
Peer Q. VsrWet.
JoHI J. wnsoE, Treair.
YSxay BaooEr seey deH