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SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
y csivsd At the OFFICE OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
COAL-MINING COMPANY until FIRST or SEP
TENDER next for carrying on the sinking Of .
SHAFT at Midlothian, commenced before the war.
The shaft IL now one thousand feet deep.
The contractors viii be furnished with An engine
In place, In good repair, and new wire ropes.
For further particulars apply at the mines.
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received IN.
til the same time for furnishing 1t the mines ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
SHEAP OATS. Bids will be received for any guam
tity from ten Thousand 10 one hundred and nfty
thousand pounds, to be delivered before the month
Of February next.
Parties making bids will state whether they pro-
hsy were grown on high or low lands.
- W. B. WOOLQRID0k,
prcaident Midlothian Goa. Mining Company.
A M-diW
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BISMARCK PRINCE.--A Berlin CORE
spondent Of the Cologne Gazette asserts
that Count Bismarck Il not to be created
Duke OF Lauenburg, as some journals have
reported, that title being In fact borne by
the King Of Prussia, but Prince Bismarck.
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cEA RAFTING AT CoBb

- ~ a ID n, II ~ - - '..guts ~
= IsLAND.-fhs proprie:ors Of Cebo 'Sth,E.
having had erected during the past ~ ~.
BUILDING containing spACI"2s ".''.tI Il.
thai will seat comfortably two handt. d - ma
n. mons. and entirely rertted and DO. TO- ~
for,ner premises, win be prepared 10 t''''''
tors on the 18Th OF June. a.. ..,., -.
CoBB'S ISLAND is situated "a ~" s., ,,,..
North smpton county, Va. eight mi!'' l.'', In
the main land, and about twenty u''s'
Cape Charles. :, pafrt g.
Without pretending TO ecmpe;s ~ F,....,'.
fahion with some OF the older 80 'bh'H.'H
IL presents ssiubrity Of ainosPS.'S tH, g.
bathing " hich cannot be surpas'sa, w., .gftr L.
culiar facilities 10 POSSESSES Tor boA'1.rff,rIs
and fishing, are not eli aaslej OF " ,hs Jane
Passengers from Richmond VI. - trttssi
River steamers, so ~ to connect WIN "a, NuN.
which touches IT Old Poin! iyi ,hsYY yngNlNgs
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and fhlpat N t.u.
ON arriving at Cheuystons lAnp". y mo, sst.-'
yayances will b. ready 70 ske tAsW . Nntf5. -.
the peniusula labont Ave lalsrsl !. 80, nan tssi
landing where . new wharf o,pt 80, :, I.f -
wards Ia length has been Greece - sac 80
ihey viii be conveyed 10 the is.Aga ~ ~ IL ~
spacious boa. bull, this sprink eAr.ti,r.,
purpose. reaching there IN time ,v'
Eyery EFFORT viii be made 70 aas 1,ins ,rsrrts.
this place has already attained shI I,aEI,n.
refer 10 their numerous friends ~ 49,
Virginia Ia regard to their eaoEs = =. girsss
Parties desiring to ensags, r 5eona ls,:vlils.
~ aiotksodsv SoI.hsmrloh S,'I--.
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- asE w.

r. II .I1-rT
GREAT SHORT ROUTE T0 TIE
RiCHMoND. fREpERIGKsBuKG ASH PormA 3.
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE u&!IEbb, sSlt2St' = (,
MAIL TWICE DAILY .-ELEGhaT sLLff,'
CARS on ALL NIGHT TRAINS The only rt...',i
route issui ne THROUGH TICKETS Ani thh" .
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Riehmoni 10 'h7 ''"''
North, East, and West. ,,- p .
Trains on this road are nov tuu S''il"V, -
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAlS Leaves hth .i. ~
daily Sundays excepted st'i. v, Mr,5,' n.
Washington at s,25 p. NJ, connecting |,,H =
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TEAMS f0' -
The HIGHT THRoUGH VAIL r2AiS,, v.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CAhs stiarhr y, l' -
Richmond daily ats 7. NJ, suivlrf r. 49,
tor at 4 20 A. NJ, connecting WIN w r.
MORNING TRAINS for the ao"Ih' hA'''
WEST. ,,,,,.,,,,p,gr.
THROUGH TICKETS and THEorGH E'g.A
CHECKS to Alexandra, washingi'g' a,gL-
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ah4 AZ '''
cipal cities In the West. .b tiytt
For further information and uF'n.n
apply at the Once 81 the company, sO'"''
and Eignth streets, Shockos HUI ,.,,,.
]. B. GENTRY, General TEX" AZ
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
TO and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta Ga. In order
to afford the most ample urty to shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such az
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHGNlX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amountto
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers risk, and a security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSP oRTA-
TON COMPANY
Is now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
j. E. JOHNSTON, President.
BIZ FIcKLIS, General superintendent
my 2l-eodts
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CHANDELIERS, CHANDELIERS
CHANDELIERS,
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, SIX, AND TEN
LIGHTS,
Of the latest and most beautiful styles
STORE CHANDELIERS,
HALL FIXTURES,
BRACKETS.
PILLOW LIGHTS.
PORCELAIN SHADES,
GROUND GLASS SHADES,
CUT-GLASS SHADES,
MICA SHADES,
TIN SHADES,
PAPER SHADES.
ARGAND BURNERS,
PATENT BURNERS,
COMMON BURNERS.
THE AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
GAS SAND STEAM FITTING AND PLUMBING.
GAs.FITTERs' AND PLUMBERS MATERIALS
AND FITTINGS.
YALE, BOWERS & YALE,
Iron Block, Governor street,
us-ts Richmond, Va.
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WILL BIZ ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS.

WILL BIZ ISSUED ~ SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL XT-BooKs.
BY CHARLES g. vEyABLB,
Professor OF Mathematics, University Of Virginia
former Professor OF Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University Of South Carolina;
former Professor Of Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni
versty OF Georgia.
I. SERIES OF ARITHMETICs.
l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERs-An illus
trated easy Mental Arithmetic for the use OF fam-
lies and primary schools.
.. MENTAL ARITHMETIC-Afte the nductive
method OF Pestalozzi, with first Lessons in Written
Arithmetic, for primary schools and academies
.. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and Denominate Numbers, and their various appli;.
by numerous examples adapted to the business OF
practical life; for the use Of schools.
T. HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETIC.-For the use
OF Schools and Colleges.-In this work the reason
ing on the fundamental principles will be more
fully developed and ILLUSTRATED by greater va
riety and number OF applications and examples.
books OF Arithmetic, 1t will contain several chap
ters on Notation, Theory OF Numbers, Progress
sions, Logarithms, and the use Of Losarithmie
II. SERIES OF. HIGHER TEXTBOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.
l. ALGEBRA.-For the use OF schools and COL
leges containing the latest improvements. To q
thorough discussion OF the subjects usually treated
In text books on this subject will be added chap
tiers on the theory Of determnants, and other les.
from The modern higher algebra, for the use OF
university students.
T. LEGENDRE's GEoMETRY.-To the complete
translation of the latest edition OF the standafu
work Of Legendre will be appended many exsr-
cises In geometrical analysis, with hihts ior Tue
solution OF the same. Also, notes on the appllca-
ton OF the methods OF limits to the demonstration
theorems in elementary geometry.
;. ANALYTIC GEOMETRY. PART FIRST
Plane CO. ordinate geometry. The point, straight
curves, algebraic and trsrscendentsl. Also, the
method OF abridged notation.
PART SECOND.-Tbe point and straight line In
space, the plane, surface. Of the second order,
cones cylinders, and surfaces OF revolution, CO.
noids helicoids, curves of double curvature, ana
l-tical theory Of projections.
Both parts will contain exercises selected from
the best English and Continental collections.
Address BIDGOOD & RILEY,
Booksellers and Stationes,
and Agents Southern University Series,
auas 1911 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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WIN. KNABE IL CO.,-1E&
w .nurAcrrREHs OF ~;
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.l u v
GRAND, SQUARE,

hASCPAcTCRERS OF E-Tfs?~3fsH
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL,u = y v Y
'hASp' AND UPRIGHT SsoAhh'
P ! A N o s
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years. have, upon their excel
lence alone, attained an ryPuRcHAsED PREF aI.
SgScB that pronounces them une4ualled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as we'll as great purity Of
information and harmon!ousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Is plant and elastic and entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the performer to 50 easily tire, In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action Is con-
structsd with . care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None butths best seasoned material is used in their
manufacture. and they will accept the hard usages
OF the concert room with that OF the psrlor upon
IN equslity-unafected In their melody; in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafo Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
iya7-em BALTIMORE.
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A stesm Of spplauso THAT sometimes
brings down ths honse)- WESTON hufFi-,
cane,
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MONTAGUE 81 WHITALL
IH1 Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
OF Rlchmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFR INSURANCE.
once, No. al Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel, do Its
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HA ...;si;s si ~: :;;i: Il
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO TIL
II SPRINGS At REDUCED PRICES ~ ~
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AID GE't
TER'S STAGE LlNE-Tickst. for the rpgut 'Eg
good for one week, will be cold a. tArs !"Ifh
the regular fare White sulphur, SH i. r'
Alum, as 30; Bath Alum, slG.sH, warm, W
Hot. Sls 40: Healing, sl3.l5; EuckDfla.r Es&
SIs 90 " + Aurrh,
iv Its General Ticket kgau'
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T OOK, LOOK, LOOK. ,,,,
JACKsoN's UNIVERSAL

WASHING CUMPUUNU.
GREAT SAVING OF LABOR AND MONEY.
The subscriber Is agent for the town Of Man
chester and Chesterfield county for the above
~ JkCKsoN's COMPOUND.
for washing all kinds OF fabrics, and saving one
half time OF labor and one. half cost Of washing.
JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP,
for using with or without the compound. great
saving OF labor and expense.
These preparations contain nothing TO injurs the
most delicate fabrics, and will eradicate stains,
grease spots, &c.
The Compound and Soap. also Family Rights,
can be had on application ct my place Of business,
An Id JAMES N. MOODY.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.


III Ra "
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
L TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
foYvrol or hArx srREsT. BErwgsx TgsrH AID
ELsvlHrH srRIHrs, OPPOSITE CUsrox HOUSE,,
RIoHxosD, VAIL
are now prepared to forward
CURRENCY,
coin. vALUABLEs.
AND FREIGHT,
TO POINTS NORTH. SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST.
The tariff OF charges 10 based upon fair business
principles, without being oppressive to the public
GOODS SHIPPED FROM THE NORTH
BY steamships, and marked to the care Of the Ma
tional Express and transportation Company viii
be promptly forwarded to destination
FREE OF CHARGE FOR COMMISSION Oh
DRAYAGE.
Goods called for wtthoua charge, and promptly
forwarded.
AL desired information In regard to the extent
Of the lines operated by this company furnished at
any Of the agencies on application.
J. s. JOHNSTON, President.
B. ?. FIcKLIs, General Superintendent.
NH 2s-ts
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E,OR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- "a.
l. TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0lPA. sxssissxnn
NY. The splendid new side. wheel st.-,-'-~- :
HHATTERas, >: ALExANDss commando. Al8s.
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Isav. New Sc,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new. and we've szi.:
They have splendid SALOONS and STATE.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIoES srt
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals. and state rooms Included =.
VEN DOLLARS AND 4 HALF.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed 'eEs's'.v
AZ New York, on the Company's covered g.si.
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited 70 notice that II. .rr.,
damage and loss by handling, and exposure r.. n
frequent shipping, AZ on other lines. s ,vo.i!
by this route.
Freights for points beyond New York will ba 'o,.
waried with dispatch, and no charge made exc, =
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York n pier
No. IS North river, and the Company steauss,
for Wilmington, North Carolina; chal@ ,yg. =.
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans. leave from ~ .
same pier. Goods for these points car be u4a,.
ferrsd without expense or exposure.
Insurance is very low by these ship, a-i -.
economy In time, insurance. and condition Ia
est route from Virginia. Insurance Effected a
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox aCO,
i.l Broadway, Sew York.
SAMUEL AYRES aCO.,
Richmond. Virginia
CALDWELL q DUNN,
City Point ard Ps.zn'ggg.
TIL. WEBB,
SkMUELAYkEs Co, Agents.
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, ojro.
site the Tobacco Exchange. IL !i-r
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..CApTlfy KING

Observation-Disclosures COCcg -
AND w.
KING
twelve hundred tons burthen: buiite-r,e.,I-,
this route and no expense spared to FENDER ~. -
strong and eomfcrtahls. '''' ''s-
In point Of speed they are rnoluallei
command OF experienced and gentIemanIy .s e. .
They leave New York siternate!y sys,y ",
SEsDAf and SATURDAY for HichuGyg . -" /,
O'clock Returning, they leave RlchmCI. !. +! |.
high waser-touch!ng a. Norfolk going al ~
The patrons Of this lire and the pnbrl, ,...
rally VIII please TO bear In mind that The -,
freight will always be found as cheap q. Nv b., d.
lines. 'P - W wac,
Inc price Of passage Il greatly reduced 20 rs..,
sol, 20 ., render y decidedly 10 the iu;eras, of H.
puoiIc 20 pat'onizs this route over all oth,r. Seq
For further Information irquira Of the ma.
signed. GARREf \. W1T>py 70
an 2o-ts -,
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NEW YORK AND RICH ~es.
IN MOND STEAM LfNr3rHFN

THROUGH TO BOSTOy.-Stcamer. T1s'sf11s'ssaA
TON. Captain CHICHESTER, and VALLEY t'Iry
New York every SAT cRDAY, and RicaaugJ aysr,
FRIDAY, alternately. '''
They have formed through connection with -.
Meropo!itan seanrhP Iims 10, 6o,i3n, an n.
rate rates.
Freight received daily.
Passage to New York, inr,udins Ineai All .,,,s.
room, $40. W. =. PORTER Az
je Ism OlHce = o. 1895, on H.. L..-y
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.
-<sc 1,,n ~,T .~S>r~Z<1oIINCEyfEN1,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMcN1.
i poous
community school,. READERS.
Aseres Of Readers designed for Southern seh p
ploymsnt Literature and History vii! be distine.
been prepsred by an experienced eduestonisst,
D., Professor of History and Gensra Literatnre In
have been fnrhishea s Ty Toiumes as Follows
TIE soIITHERy ELEMENTARY sPELLER.
The ri soTTHERN PICToK!AL THIRD REApER;
THE s0UTHERy FIFTH REA DER.
-
FUN NE o'A 'i '
BIT GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, L.. d.
university Oh virginia
simplicity perspicuity, consistency, and accuracy,
DOM In arrangement anu -
-
TED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAINING A RLCoRD Vi Wv IL. MILL
siAlloii'Ah' 'oai'h Nt'o1D'
'iAh' AND "i''''
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STEAMERS.
SEMI-WEEkLY BETWEEN Ieaa..
~ NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. SEh
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA sTy,vs,,
COMPANY.
STEAMERS.

THE OLD PIONEER LINE toR0AsIzgp ~ f..
have resumed their former position again -, :,
two new and magnificent side-vhseI f.s,,, 1hS'
Observation-Disclosures COCcg -
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VIRGINIA S II A T T. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 5000, 1000.
JOHN l.. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE. vice-Presidsnt.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS p. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
wp,I,ssrox Gopp1y. THOMAS w. McCAScB,
Jouy T.. BACON. ROBERT A. LANCASTER.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS. III
the city or country, insured against loss or dames
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses ea utably adjusted and promptly paid
once, los Main street, over Mitchell Tylsr's,
Richmond. Va ap2l-tS"plII
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1(rrTh0 Eougr91S re0SBempdc0 ~ III ffNs
! a. M Hylshd,l 81 NMarylasd, chairman of
sis.stbe committed, to which the report on the
eight hour system and the political view was
reconlniitted, reported back che resolutions
"a Gas Published yestsrday,l with the 6rst re-
rs solution amended 90 as to read as follows,
az the only material amendment being the adj
dition Of the lines quoted sass sra.,ssiS 'f'i
ssol.,a That the Zine has the vcsRingnsn
ofths United gtases mould cut thsmssyes abot from
~ party Mes and predecsons nnd orgznise tnemssvss
into Nafi6nsf Labor Pty sho o5jsc Of which viii
the snectmept q leE 9Aking sshs hoeEs
abstain represent 90 ntsrssls a the indar.fAi
- eAss9s 70 view d this fef we re representatives.
Abe voFkinene1 of ApefrA. y Consssss sssspblsd,
tlcommsnd that steps bt taken % form Ne nme sud
which hal pe pafin oPerAton - aoon - praesle4bas
ssssao The report, 80 amended, was adopted,
With but one psgatiys vote S sn az,
~ 4kf6A az fsiFkxrkk Fl1h rrik zksabEsz,
Mr. Hinsholias, Of Illinois, president N
s, the Labor ICnnffsss spd ehairman ef the
sssaa scommfttseson g an intsryies with the Pre-
sidsdss VI che United States on The eight
.uohlfh a6sslich, n fsportso ltkSt NE fo6hittef
had isleuapksda 20 Vie President TO learb
.naslkf HEk1fiixel be would 81 l6ased tossqeive
! .sahmns ,hst snQt bmiag Sscsixsd apy reply,
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THE JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS PRO
Il TECTIVE UNION. No I. NJ fhicaro I'll mar
every THURSDAY EVENING, M halT-Ta.st -even ri M
at Apollo Halli eornrr If Water lake and sarRet ST.
~ A. PmtLIrs. Prssidruf
JoHs GsTRM Recor. secr'y. ~ North Market g.
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THE RESOLUTIONS.

THE RESOLUTIONS.
TIe C6nventicn re sssembkdat o A. M
this morning, with the President in the
chair.
The report Of the Committee on Finance
was taken up, looking to the levy Of a tax
Of five dollars on each delegate, excepting
the Baltimore delegation. After some dis
cussion il was adopted. ~
Mr. 0yerton offered resolution providing
for full report Of the conferences with the
President Of the United States, which was
adopted.
Nj. Gathers, Tof Ma yland, Chairman Of
the Committee on Resolutions, submitted the
follewing< g 49, &i
wnERsAs, Fhe growing xnd alarming en-.
croachments Of capital upon the rights Of
the industrial classes Of the United States
have rendsxed it imperative that they shaald
calmly sid 6eliE aSkK dvisd de NEST ef-
fective and available means BY which the
same may be arrested, your cQmmittee
would recommend the ,aaoption If stke NJ
lowing resolutions ..--..-. -.
Resolgsd, That the first and grand desider-
atuss Of the hour, in order to deliver the Ia
Dor Of the ceuatry from this thraldon, is the
adoption Of = law whereby eight hours shall
constitute legal days work in every State
'of the Aneican Uhion. ana that they Ire
determiued pevez 70 reAx their ea'sftsiuntil
this glorious result is conspmpated.
Rssolosd, That it il the impressive duty
% every workingman in the United States
10 coh4ect hihk1 with his lsbbf oreanixa-
Con, If any exists; and where mona exists.
20 immediateiy Commences the formation Of
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In The following companies:
FIRE ms. 60.
or NEW YoRK, Hrf
Capital and Surplus. u, ao4, sss
ARCTIC ms. CO. 4t
or NEW YoRK,
OspiAl ana surplus .-...--... $50 ,SSS. 70
LUABERMAN's ms co.
cBIcAGo,
eapiiAi and surplus, $3i4 1S6 IS
CIrIZEN'ss ms. CO.
I'D OF INV FORE,
Caphsi and surplus, t585 yz3i-ss
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON ms CO.
or raovIDEseE, ". n,
Capital and Surplus, ...-..-.. a365 5S3 Al
ADRIATIC Inns. co.
OF sEw roRK,
Csfatai shd surplus $39e 9el As
srANDAKD(fIkE ms co. sln
M NEW TORE, al
Capital and Surplus, ..........-..... 1898 gl7 Al
MERCHANTS ms 90.
OF PRovrDRscx, RT., fa
Capital and Surplus, $3.50 $40 90
MANHATTAN LIFE INs CO. F
or NEW FORE,
Capital and surplus, 5000 .0l
Losses adjusted fpry and paid promptly
Office, 10 and ~ LasaIIe Street,
ard and 9Th doors South Of Randolph st.
r. l.. MILLER. Agent
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WOOD TURNER'S .PROTECTIV
w UNION, meets every WEDNESDAY evening
half past seven o'eoek 10 seelays Block, South Ia
corner OF Randolph and Clinton streets, entrance u
Al. yASprszER, President.
H. N. BALLEEoEK. Rec. Secretary. lfs
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Flow ,he PrslIdens can Foil the Radicals.


There raoss that sne procam m
tsnn and that all the loyal southern members
...i,i 10 REQ nestled 20 repair to the Capital
no,resnondence Philadelphia Ledger.
70 no should do SO, the Southern Senators
and the supporters OF the Presidents policy
combined would constitute, as we mentioned
yesterday, a body of forty members, while the
Radical Senate would have only thirty. So
that the President has the game entirely In
his own hands. We sincerely hope that he will
not be forced to resort to so extreme measure
for nothing less than compulsion would in
duce him to countenance such step-yet IL Is
evident that he holds in his hands q weapon
with which he may, In a moment, utterly an
initiate the Radicals Perhaps IL mas never
occurred to them that by merely exercising MS
right OF declaring the war at an emu, ana
summoning the Southern members TO their
seats. the President could organize consti-
tutionally and legally elected Congress, which
would place the Radicals themselves in the
position of Rebels and Revolutionists. The re-
marks of the Ledger's correspondent show that
the President has thought over the matter.
But, we repeat, we do not desire to see his
threat carried into execution.
Since the above was written, we have read
in the New York Ne,os the following
"There is no longer room for doubt or sus-
pense The language Of the message is clear
and explicit. The Southern States are to have
representation in Congress. Mr.. Johnson has
met the issue without equivocation.
cit now only remains for the president 10
enforce the law and TO compel obedience to
the Constitution. In the fulfillment of that
duty he will be supported by the people"