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French Policy.

WAsryGToN, April 22.--Thc French
Minister pad an audience with the Secretary
of StS yesterday, and presented the
formal dhcsion of the French Government
to therinciplc of non-intcrvcntion AZ cx-
pIaint by the United States. The French
Emp,or kindly and cordially replied to
our nvcrnmcnt, and engages to withdraw
his pops from Mexico in three dctach-
mcr, in November next, and May and
Nombcr, 1867.
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Trial of Wc>tn Army Contractors for
Fraud.

NA~uvulr, pri. The trial Of Bru-
Ger ror coaSracy h other parties,
\ rmorsliy cdractorS, 10 dctraud the
Government causing false sub-vouchcr>
SIR maIy,, is II progressing. The tcsti-
smoay Of tlrcrincipal Government wit
lNr>>, WiIiarMckav ll"gc, to-day, en-
| tlrcly rXcUlpc, Bruncr from any COM
rlIcty in the flair. The witness issued
.rrrript> 10 coractors I>ham, Henderson,
and others, sipIy on their verbal state
mcul, and kcl the transaction concealed
4iom bruurr.
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NUMEROUS ARRESTS IN ITALY.-Thc re.
cent political arrests in various parts OF
Italy are estimated at about ninety thou.
sand. There are actual returns of arrests
by one corps, the Royal Carbinccrs, Of over
sixty thousand the numbers varying from
three thousand 10 seven thousand in al
the principal cities in the Kingdom. This
does not look well for united Italy.
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ELECTIONS.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
l. GISIA.-To THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY os
HESRICo, GREETING: Whereas vacancy has &c.
Cured in the representation Of your county in the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Franklin Stearns,
one Of the Delegates:
These are therefore, in the name of the Common
wealth, TO require you 10 cause an election 10 be
held in your said county of Henrico on the
FOURTH THURSDAY being the cath day. OF MAY
NEXT for a Delegate to I'LL the vacancy afore.
said.
In testimony whereof, these, our Letter, are
sealed with the Less Seal Of To- common. common
wealth, and made patent. Mtness'
TSEAL1 FRANCIS II. PBIRP0IST, our governor,
this 18th day Of Arfi, a; Y, 1900, ana
in the ninetisih year OF .ns n common Hm
wealth. r. H. fEihroiSl.
BY the Governor:
j. n HERSDoS,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
In accordance with the above Proclamation, the
polls will be opened at all of theprecincts in the
county on Thursday the 2ith day Of May, 1855, for
the election OF Delegate TO the House OF Delegates
resignation of Franklin stearns, Esq. THE Com
mssioners appointed to superintend, and the ON !.
GERS appointed 10 conduct the preceding general
elections shall also superintend and conduct all
elections to ill vacancies. Code 1850, chapter q,
section IL
By order of the Governor.
Z. H. HUFFMAN, 8. II. C.
ap ls-Iawtl7MGdt2t
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New York Markets.

'Ew YORK, April 2l.-Flour has de-
chcd lOc. sales $500 barrels State at
s9Oto $500 Ohio, $50 to $l2 Southern,
$50 to sl6.2j. Wheat has declined ]
|, &c; sales unimportant. Corn dull
tccf steady. Pork hcavy-mess $3.50 to
l2G.G2 II. Lard firm. Whisky dull. Cot,
on dull at &c. Sugar steady. Naval
stores firm. Gold, l26 SIS.
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1 fcnian Buics the Canadians-Thcy
ct him 30.

ToEaNTo, Nil 2l.-Coloncl Wheeler,
IT, Of til" lSoncrS at Cornwall, and
|mcrIy If I rebel army, became 50
nl:aciou> ircourt during his eXamina-
a yr>terlaNnd dwelt 80 effectively on
fact OF his.ing an American citizen,
! living mr Andrew JomSon's adj
0i,tration, tt the Canadian magistrates
mimou>ly dided to let him 60. lie is
iow on his wa,o New York.
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Tho observation-disclosures.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The Board o
Health have .ctcrmincd to remove tn,
cellar populatn of New York and Brook.
lyn to more 1althy abodcs, and to esta
blish tcmporg cholera hospitals in vari
ous parts or.,e two cities for use in Cast
Of necessity
Mavor HTman has ordered all nitro
clyccriuc be stored in vessels filled
with Watc,
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Or. IN TIE MorNTAINs.--Thc Cheat River
Oil Company have struck good "sIIow v
of oil at the depth Of one thousand feet,
which is thought by competent Judges to
hc not less than a twcnty-harrcl well.
They have commenced pumping, and will
soon know the result.
The ChroStlow well, below there, has
been burning since the 9th instant-thc re-
suit Of an accident. -Eairmout (lTcSt Iir-
giaid) National.
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PLASTER IN ROCKINGHAM CorNTY.-Larg'
bcdS-cxhaustlcSS in quantity and rich i
quaity-of this invaluable fertilizer. hay
been discovered on the land of Peter Win
near Tenth Legion, in Rockingham, bctwcs
two and three miles from the Valley tul-
nikc.=ReuiSicr.
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uTur u, pp,prsu - NOT cor SLAVERY -

"THE BARBARIsM T" NOT cor SLAVERY
An old man, residing in Johnson county,
H., was recently murdered and buried by
two of his children, aged, respectively,
thirteen and fifteen years. Suspicion having
been excited, and the children questioned,
they confessed the murder, and alleged as
its cause that their father was old, sickly,
and great trouble to them.
What apity this hadnot occurred in some
southern State, so that our Radical cotcm-
porary might have got of another sensation
article on the dcmoraizing influences OF
slavery and the shocking barhariSm OF
Southern society .-Ne,r York NclrS.
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CLEMENCY OF QUEEN VICTORrA.-A'r-
gcant Of the British army was Scnterrd
to he shot for rcaSon--Fcnianism bng
proved upon him. The Queen commied
the sentence topcnal Scrvitudc for life \
toss up between them.
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SMARTLY CrRTAuEp.-In the rtrlbu-
ton of the reward offered for Ben, De
tcctivc Bakers expectations wcr greatly
disappointed. He claimed fifty-'e thou
sand dollars, and got three thousId seven
hundred and fifty dollars
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We are panied to state that the Stin-
guiShcd iuriSt Judge Lucas z. ThcpS"n
iS>till lying dangerously i'll at his rcScnce,
in Stanton, with no signs Of improvement
during the past wcck.-Sta0,t0n SFtaFor,
lnM
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4 FATHER AND DNGurrR DRowSED.-

4 FATHER AND DAUGHTER DROWNED
\ Mr.. Henry Kelley, of Mill Creek, in this
county, very worthy and industrious
citizen, in company with his daughter, Miss
Henrietta Kelley, visited this place on the
l4th instant when returning, in attempt
ing to cross the South Branch, the stream,
as We are informed, not much swollen, Mr..
Kelley, in some manner, missed the ford,
and getting into deep water, the buggy was
upset, and before assistance could reach
them, father and daughter were drowned.
Hampshire co,ody (HcSt Virginia. h'tcW-
gcgCcr.
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KENrUcKY.-Brevet Major General JEFF
ferson C. Davis has been assigned to the
command of the Department of Ken.
lucky, relieving General Palmer, who has
rendered his resignation. General Palmer
liked not Kentucky, and Kentucky liked
not him. He contrived' one way and an
other to get her the reputation of being "a
viler rebel State than any Of those that
were in the rebellion The "Kentuckians
mast have made 1t very uncomfortable to
nm; for man of his temper would be
wronged by suspicion of being very SEN
sltiye. II Is to be hoped that either c ~
successor or Kentucky, or both, wifee
along better.
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Name and Glass

y The above is exclusive of officers.
The British squadron on the fishing
grounds is very much larger than ours. 1t
numbers twcnty-onc vessels, four hundred
and forty-Scvcn guns, and five thousand
seven hundred and thrty-Sevcn men. The
fleet is commanded 10y Vice Admiral Sir
James Hope, X. c. &.
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HEALTHFUL ATTREIyicaSoNN We
IL THE WASHINGTON S4N''' va
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PpGRESS OF THE
PRESENT Gently.
DR.. E. j. GOODWlN'S ITR0PHlE,

DIR. E.J. GOoDwlN's ITROPHIE,
POR
sCRoFULA. CHRONIC RHlMATISM AND
SYPHILIS
The most manageable diseaf which afiict the
human race made TO yield safactorily and per
Of which may be had by redig concise state
ment of facts, in pamphlet fu, which ! nave
thought for some time worth.o be noted by the
The lille Of this short trese is " The Special
Treatment of syphilis, Chrun Rheumatism, and
Scrofula, by DR.. (. J. GoodH OF the washing
ton Springs" ~. i.
careful notice of this pamphlsy the class of suf-
fering humanity to which Particularly refers
and an attentive reading OF 10 supplement, ana
endorsement The "VegetabEutrophie," which
figures rs the most pronlneIedture IN the PAM
phlet constitutes, in the Judgut OF discrlmihalim9
physicians and others dstinished Tor lnteIii-
pence and high appreciatioof truth and merit,
Han important addition the remedies now
known a. the most efficient ire treatment OF these
diseases. :, - -.
NV success in managing thu diseases, now con.
coded To excel any attendnre general plans Of
treatment il due to my adapton OF the hutrophle
upon the theory which deTl upon carry pa'n ~,
logical views taken Of thesnaladies. The po-
tency of its efficacy makes nninently deserving
a place among the most repa standard renedies
of medical record and VIII most consclenti-
onsly claim Al the hands Of iorable and intelli-
gent physicians a fair andhpartial trlai OF lts
therapeltical value a. appliey me IN the control
can, on short notice, furn physicians located
in towns and cities from iftyone hundred bottles
of the Eutrophie at a cost nree dollars per DOT
tie containing thirty ounces
The long established mini resources OF tne
Washington Springs, forme known as Leeeh 8,
affording the best qualitiof Sulphur, Alum,
Chalybeate, and MagneSia,e most remarkabIe
and valuable collection of mcinal waters known
TO the mountains of Virgincannot be otherwise
than attractive to irvalids both sexes sunerlhg
from debilities, diseases che urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin discs, diseases OF lhe
liver and digestive functts and an aIectlohs
benefited by relaxa fr domestic haDlts ana
pursuits, accompanied by Nv weeks, soloutn ~
such healthful retreat as oil the washington
Springs. ,.,
Persons visiting the sprs for their mineral
advantages, will be chargfwo dollars per DAY
and twelve dollars per weooard.
Persons visiting the Spfs Tor medical ADVICE
and treatment, will be eyed FIVE dollars per
week at specie rates for boz
Passengers reach the Spgs by the virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, iping at Glade Spring
depot, Washington county
No charge for medical vices unless sansiac-
ton is given.
The afflicted may visit nth the assurance that
their soiourn shall be succeed by happy return.
To liUe, zoe haze no neead i0outI n0t nmmoug
the suffering. T. J. ooop"iN'
The VEGETABLE EUTRHIE and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained oflB. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner Of Marll and Fifth Streets,
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DFATH or Dr.. WILLIAM S. GEEN.-On
"Wednesday morning last, DR.. llllam ).
Green, one Of our most promintt aud use
ful physicians, died 1T his rcsidcc, IN TINS
place, after Il brief illncSs.-fnnae he
Ulster. 20M.
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TIE OUTRAGE At DEEP GCLLY-ARREsT
or SOME OF THE PARTIES.-Thrcc Of the
negroes implicated in the shocking outrage
on the family Of Mr.. Benjamin Scott, re-
siding at Deep Gully, Jones county, some
eight miles from Newborn, an account "i
which We gave on Monday last, had been
arrested, and confessed the whole matter.
There were several others engaged with
them, on whose heels the police now are
Nc,rbcln ~. e. Commercial, 1871.
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VI Ill the needless md ra.,.,
| agencies, spirits, or what not nm ,ha :. 'nnsr
earth, disease Is the most n ,rn.,... Vi III
ing, unrefecting, and indom,t, ,,,, ,i pu'ee'er
tnl towards NIL earthly dipni,,..
cholera appearing as a gaunt snoo,. - VI =, .n'
street with pinched features hat a.
ana sunken eyes, with shriyelled "a .. oiue'
ated hands, blue ut the fingers, end. ;,..
Oh collapse, stretching forth these ~, oa.
staring with those CHASTITY sunken aug
~ altar OF Mammon No yvondor IN Tue
-" anu rs were afrighted. and besit,,as nu.is
WIN. e"e~ the appori,ion No. =. eu 10 10
gold! "pP'ii ''oh was to have on
1t Is true, the che
told on the gold markcton Thursday morning
sengers, including the choe. 'irginias pas
place In the list, were freely tR.hich had n
the question whether cholera could beQf, and
was discussed. True to human nature, hlpd
ever, the imminence of the threat exerted
only temporary fear. As nobody ut the
board OF brokers fell in collapse, the Bulls and
Bears renewed their struggie-just rs the chill
dren of Israel worshppcd the calf ut the foot
of the fountain when God himself, amidst
his thunders was communicating with Moses
on the top of il
The fight being renewed, after a little talk,
was continued during the day with results al
ready announced. On Friday, the cholera
"bug- bear" died out. On Saturday, there
was decline in gold of Is. The prices ranged
from 1858 down TO l26h, at which the market
closed.
Money in New York continued abundant,
and rates for loans reduced. On Government
collaterals, 4fl4h per cent. commercial paper,
6fl7hflSH, according to quality.
United States Government stock was buoy
ant, and previous advances maintained. Their
variety occasions confusion in their sale and
purchase, and the general opinion is that the
Government would do wise thing by issuing
in lieu of them. bonds at n reduced rate of in
terest, and all of the same character.
Exchange on England i'll New York was
quoted at l07'sMl0S'G
Sales of Virginia registered Gs in Baltimore
on Friday at i42.
In the quotations for American securities in
London, on the 9th April, we find Virginia 8
per cents. quoted at jj6jSh, and Virginia 8
per cents. at jlHI52. We do not understand
why the latter should be quoted At lower
prices than the former.
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TIE CHOLERA At KEY W.T., FLA
We learn from gentleman 70 has Just
arrived in our city from Kew est, that
the cholera is prevailing in TT place to
an alarming cxtcnt.-Nobi}e Il$ta, l1h.
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FLEET FOR THE FISHERTEs.-Thc feet
under the command of las the New York
HnaN says "a nephew of 'Don't-givc-up.
thcship' Lawrence Captain Charles s,
BoggS, Of New Jersey, is the man. The
following is the list and strength of the
squadron:
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Justices of the peace land SO notarlcS
public, we bclicvcD perform T. marriage
ceremony in West Nirgim Wherever
such marriages are legal, dirces are apt
to be numerous.
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THE JAMAICA INsrRRECTT.-The wife
of George William GordoI has testified
that he knew beforehand TIT the lnSur-
rcction was to take place.
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/ MONDAY, April l6, 1866.
J Religious sciccs by DR.. Mitchell, Of
alabama. Bisp Early in the chair.
committee RcviSals made report
Pm certain chgcs in the discipline.
communion from Rev. Peter
l'ling, OF tbGerman Mission of Texas
llvcs an churaging prospect OF the
s among thGcrmans of that country
eclaring tir adhesion to he NJ. T.
Hncf South. An effort was made &c
lT them awao the Northern Church
haey refuse to be bought with gold
as they re with the Southern
arch In their rosperity, they have re.
.ed not Ia forie them in their poverty
! resolution " introduced by Rev. Mr.
Evans, Of Gcorgi looking to the organiza.
ZION Of District Cferences.
Another effort made to bring up the
rNhIect of change name, but it was laid
ipon the table.
Several other iolutions were intro
quced and referrcs
Inc Committee Missions presented
ef report, callinfor help to sustain the
sersi missions ,der the care Of the
aafch. Also, Gang for missionary
Ase'lng in this yit}t an early day. Also
,,'es,9lu,ion, whicbyas adopted, tender
me gratitude Al confidence of the
s.oieh 10 Dr.. E. NSehon, the secretary
yan. mo
w. ". A: Smith Jared that he was
,%nie re- for 2 report of his speech
4. Se Conference va Of Saturday last
=, ~ah not regard itiiteral or uerodtim,
=! The report Of the nit.ee On Eplseo.
sy was taken up = substituted ~ q
pef offered by DR.. |. Smith. Of Vir.
va. Both were laid a the table.
The report No. Oh Committee or
,ss'ons was taken uKad read. Con.
yfaole discussion e d.s The time
ssxiended for the pu VI h disppsine
lAe report. sfa ~ va taken "
lE||if1 1n1 Y cPfsrsns.
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) Il iissaid that Judge CbSyirain;a mar
n Dcddridge county, VS. circuit to prac
n,ils al the lawyer feet cath. he saws
- without tAkspn ~ - ~
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $4,000
JOHN l.. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS Z. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WELLINGTON GoDDrS, THOMAS w. McCAScE,
JOHN l.. BACON, ROBERT A. LANCASTER
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, in
the city or country insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equtably al justed and promptly paid.
Office, los Main street, over Mitchell 4 Tyler's.
Richmond, Va. ap2l-ts
TNDERVA LIBERAL CHARTER
~ from the General Assembly of Virginia,
passed February o. 1866,
THE INSURANCE
SAVINGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
is organized with an
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF 100000.
Principal Office at Richmond.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
DANIEL J. HARTsooK, President.
DAVID J. BrRR, Secretary.
B. C. WHBRRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
p.x,vr HIpTsooR A Y STOKES.
JOHN ESDERs, DAVID CCkkib,
w. B. IsAACs, GEORGE ). PALMER,
w. q. PAINE, w. u. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH Z. CLAGETT, JoHSC WILLIAMS,
SAMUEL c. TARDY, ! j. b. DAVIS.
This Company is now prepared to make lKsU-
RANCE and issue POLICIES upon FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS on the most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS, and offers all the inducements connected
with HOME INSTITUTION OF UNDoUBTED
ABILITY AND SAFETY. The business capacity
Of the Directors is well known throughout the
State, the condition of the Company can at all
times be ascertained, and any accumulation OF
profits will constitute fund for the benefit OF the
community which pays the premiums.
once on Main street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, over the United States Telegraph Office.
AID k-lm
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aPa # III EXTRACTED WITFoIm

.hs1 1rs: to Il, " JONES, DI,, MiTsH I.CUT
and saseaiaieu hi,sy ans teeth % 30
many thousahP u g' FoRs AZ AZ ha 49,. &c
;aryical oPeratix CAS-" now - .si.ys,
| HARMLESS there 10, 1870 orAs v1e!e, ~
DANGER IN IT'S USE Ts1nA SSSm ~ A4lg =
OF this city he offers his ses,s ~ fx43 ~
| cases, an anasthetc HIN
operations sppertaining tdE nss1sxlS.
and Gr sh BE- nn performed prosss.,oza
Arlington House. VYS,..
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INTlRNL REVENUE.

The Internal R,cnuc Bureau has been
NJ work rcorganizis the collection districts
M the States Of V-inia and Tennessee. So
4, 10 make them crcSpond with the con-
OCCASIONAL districts The agents to ill the
..tiou> thus cread are already under
,idcration, andil be appointed within
few days.
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&c; sales unlmportant. corn duil.
. bccf steady. Pork heavy-mesS $3.50 to
Il l2G.G2 II. Lard firm. Whisky dull. Cot
s.on dull at &c. Sugar steady. Naval
stores firm. Gold, l2G SIS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Me EMIT RPRI S L
TRIUMPHANT!!i
INSURANCE
PROVIDED BY OUR OWN RESOURCES.
| THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or RICHMOND,
ha. recuperated It's strength and occupies Its place
on the rolls of solvent and reliable
Insurance Companies.
FOR THIRTY FOUR YEARS 1T HAS STOOD THE
RAvAGEs OF FIRE AND WAVE!
and it's history proves its capabilities. More than
million Of dollars have been paid in Losses,
and we will meet them bravely
when they come again
ENTERPRISE AND DETERMINATION HAVE
MET THEIR REWARD.
It's declaration of ability pay It's liabilities past
and future, has been made good.
CLAIMS THAT ACCRUED IN 1861, BUT ONLY
PRESENTED SINCE THE CLOSE OF
THE WAR, HAVE BEEN
LIQuIDATED
IN FULL.
READY MONEY HAS BEEN ACCUMULATED
TO meet losses that may hereafter arise It's present
revenue is guarantee OF stability.
Its Stockholders have made
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO IT'S CAPITAL STOCK
that have been prudently invested.
Its assets are in
CURRENCY,
COIN,
REAL ESTATE,
BILLS RECEIVABLE,
BONDS AND MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE,
CORPORATION BONDS,
and other securities to the amount Of
ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
MANY THANKS TO THOSE CITIZENS WHO,
WITH TRUE PUBLIC SPIRIT, HAVE Fos-
TERED THIS HOME INSTITUTION.
We expect all our old patrons to aid in further
building up branch of business that will be
ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
THE SECURITY OF ITS POLICY HOLDERS is
CONSIDERED OF PARAMOUNT
IMPORTANCE.
EQUITABLE DEALING SHALL CHARACTERIZE
IT'S TRANSACIlONo.
Now, near the
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT REvULsION
In our monetary affairs, we invite our
Il 'N'NAN'' MANUFACTURERS,
and all others, to
SAVE THEIR MONEY FOR THE USE OF OUR
OWN COMMUNITY BY INsURING
AT HOME.
All should feel the importance of doing so.
RATES WILL BE AS Low AS IN OTHER GOOD
COMPANIES.
To delay to insure 10 to jeopardize your hard.
earned means.
WE ONLY ASK A FAIR SHARE OF BUSINESS
IN OUR LINE.
A CALL is SOLICITED, AND We WILL TRY TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
OFFICE, No. los MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS.
WI. CoWARDIN. President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, in, Secretary. NH is-ts
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w. Il w. A. BILLUPS
49,, CABINET MAKERS &C
AND UNDERTAKES,
Broad street, second door from Twentieth,
fel7-d&sw3m RICHMOND. VA.

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RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
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