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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL,
wi INSURANCE AGENTS,
(late Of Merchants Insurance Company
No. 23l MAIN STREET, NEAR sPoTsWoop HOTEL
representing some of the best Baltimore, New
York, Southern and Foreign Insurance Companies
with n aggregated capital of over
TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
beg leave to tender to citizens of the State full and
complete protection against loss OF
DWELLINGS, BARNS, WORKSHOPS,
FURNITURE, STORES,
MERCHANDISE, AND ALI OTHER PROPERTY ;
BY FIRE.
Also, ISSUE POLICIES OF INSURANCE.
protecting Merchandise in Its transportation TO ana
from all parts of the world.
INSURANCE EFFECTED ON LIVES FOX LONU
OR SHORT PERIODS,
OR FOR THE FULL DURATION OF LIFE,
in one of the strongest best managed and mos'
prompt-paying companies, in which the profits are
all divided among the policy holders, many o.
whom reside in the city of Richmond.
We will take pleasure in giving further lniorma'
ton to applicants, and we invite calls from al
desiring ~ ,,,c,-r.>,cp
MARINE INSURANCE
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS,
OR LIFE INSURANCE.
la 23-2awlm
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MEssRs MAFFITT AND HowELL.-It will be
remembered by our readers that few weeks
since, Mr.. Eugene Maflitt, son of Captain
John N. Maifitt, and during the war an officer
on the Confederate war steamer Alabama,
was arrested with a Mr.. Howell, brother in
law to Mr.. Jefferson Davis, and both were
confined in Fort Warren. We are gratified at
being able TO state that Mr.. MafIitt has been
released from prison on his parole, and per-
mitted to return 10 his numerous relatives and
friends in this State, who, we know, will give
him a cordial welcome. Mr.. Maffitt is expected
in few days.
In this connection we regret to have TO state
that Mr. Howell, from causes best understood
in Washington, has not been similarly favored,
though we trust soon 10 be able 10 state that
he has. - Wiimiagton DiSp0tGt
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY AND THE PRE-
s1DEST.-A delegation of the Democratic party
of Pennsylvania, headed by Mr.. Wallace,
Chairman of the State Executive committee,
and composed of all it's members-R. NauX,
Colonel Dayids and othcrs-were introduced 10
the President on Saturday by Hon. s Randall.
The Chairman briefly stated that the motive
of their visit was 10 offer to the Government
at this crisis their hearty and loyal support.
'lf YOU come TO me as patriots" said the
President :" / feel l may count on the sup
port you offer: but if as partisans only, 1t Is
more doubtful, rs l shall not swerye from my
sense of duty for party men or party obJccts,
He then went on to explain his views of the
political situation in terms so frank, eloquent
and decided rs 10 astonish every one present
The result OF the interview was simply TO
make an enthusiastic Johnson man of every
member of the committee, who pledged, uncon-
ditionally, the entire vote of the party to the
Executive policy, as he understood It'll "Sh-
iagton Correspondence Ne,o York HeT0W.
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A New PoLIrIcAL PARTY IN RICHMOND

A New PoLITICAL PARTY IN RICHMOND
Mr.. Brooks writes to the New York Times:
"There are in Richmond between one and
two hundred citizens who have organized
themselves for political purposes, and who
act so far us their condition will allow them,
with the Radicals of the North, and are IN
sympathy with that wing of radicalism which
opposes President Johnson on account OF his
magnanimty toward their conquered breth-
rem. They desire that this State should be
placed under military control, and many OF
them would hail the advent of General But
Ter as Provisional Governor with heartfelt
10Y. In concert with this organization few
extreme rebels and unsubdued traitors are
working for the same end, although they do
not sympathisc in any other respect. Inc
resignation of Governor Peirpoint was, OF
course, the first object TO be obtained: but IN
this they have failed as At present there is no
proba bility of such an event. II was intended
that the resignation should be coupled with Il
request for provisional successor, but the
q Governor did not succumb even TO this COM
bined influence of opposing parties"
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, January g, 1866

1t is pleasant to see drays loaded with g"aho
y assing from the wharves TO the warehouses;
since the renewed use of this manure 'ho'.
Gates returning interest in the improvement
of the soil The demand for fertilizers during
the coming season will probably heiniiy eq"a'
TO the means of purchasing !, onr
The death of Louis thinner one VI o",
o,aas, and most respectable citizens, occurred
Al his residence, on Union street, on Sunday
He was Swiss by birth, but has been
resident OF Petersburg for more than half q
century.
fThe above was intended TO follow several
other pages Of manuscript which we have
mislaidl
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ALL HONOR TO New JERsEY.-In his valedic.
tory, forming the conclusion of his last annual
message, Governor Parker, of New Jersey
makes the following proud boast:
while every effort has been put forth tc
meet the calls of the constitutional authorities
for men and money TO suppress the rebellion
against the Government of the United States,
not single right of the State of New Jersey
has been yielded, and not one of her citizens,
during my administration, has been deprived
Of his liberty without due process of law"
A proud boast!
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STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS EsTATE.-At the time
of Stephen A Douglass decease his estate was
SO encountered that it was believed that there
would be nothing left for his family. During
the war, however, the price of real estate in
Chicago, where his property was located
appreciated SO in value that its sale has paid
all the debts and left his family q handsome
competence. -PittSJttTg Dispatch.
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RADICAL EXPERIMENTS UPoN THE NEGRO
There will some day come pause In their
purpose; n change will come over the spirit OF
their dream, and they will eXclaim, with
Sir Joseph Banks at the vexatious defeat of
certain very ingenious experiments upon which
he had calculated strongly, 'SFleas are not
Holsters, d-n their souls .'--SOuM GlrOliniGa.
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SAVED By HooPs.-The Middletown pa
Journal says that, last week. while u number OF
ladies and gentlemen were skating ON the dam
in the Swatara river, certain Miss, who had
skated up to a place where the ice had been
removed, was suddenly, but accidentally,
pushed by another skater when the former
fell into the water. Her hoops kept her afioat
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BETHANY CoLLEGE.-The three Phillips
Brothers, who are leading oil men in Pennsyl-
yania, have donated fifty thousand dollars 10
the endowment fund of Bethany College. X.
M. Bishop, of Cincinnati, once Mayor of that
CITY has donated seven thousand. Besides
these, the list, ranging from one hundred 10
one thousand dollars, is quite respectable
l1y;nu JDfSIIi0S0cer
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SUDDEN DEATH.-W. 5. Henrahan, commoner
from Pitt, died suddenly ut his lodgings, nj the
Exchange Hotel, Raleigh, on Saturday night
last. He was in his seat on Saturday. His
disease was thought 10 be govt Of the heart.
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ARrEMus WARD LEcrURIHa FOR THE BENEFIT
OF Mas. DAyIs.-We are pleased to state that
Mr.. Charles +. Brownies (Artemus Ward
lecture in aid of the Ladies' Southern Associa.
ton for the relief Of the family OF Jefferson
Davis was complete success. -Eep Orleans
1rs.vS neIE0
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BY W. i. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond

A PLANTATION, IN NOTTOWAY
BmtRK uV JrScTioS. c6STlISiE MING THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, IS OFFERED FOR
SALE. About two hundred and twenty five acres
are cleared and under one enclosure. The remain
der is In woodsffty acres OF 1t in orgiua growth
There are seven springs on the place, and all mo
fields are well watered. The soil Is good, produ'
cling well of corn, wheat, vegetables tobacco &c,
&c. The tobacco fields are considered the bet IN
the county, not having been lately reduced by ne
cultivation of corn on them-and The owner thinA.
that, with good managementflnd moderate use 81
guano, three iourths Of the whole purchase money
might be realized from the first crop Of tobacco.
There are old apple orchard, and Small
sized peach orchard of young trees. and
great many excellent cherry trees. The I'm.
provements consist OF framed dwelling house
OF six rooms, besides store-roo and eos Ss;
IL IL painted and covered with tin. lae
yard IL well shaded and handsomely turfed-the
kitchen has two rooms on the ground foor and one
above. New smoke house corn house, stable, lee
house, tobacco barn and oversee house near 'Gs
main dwelling. The location Is very desirable, IN
good neighborhood, healthy and near churchr'
Of the various denominations accessible TO i"G
markets. Will sell, also, horses. cattle, hogs. i"d
der, shncks, Sc:, and farming implements at SaIaa
tion. Price OF farm, 81 500
ias w B. ROBINS Real Estate Agent
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BY w. d. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron. Front Building, Governor street, Richmond

DELE ROI FOR SALE PR
ID vATELY.-I offer for sale that desirable piaess
called BELLE ROI, containing EIGHTY ACRNW
LAND, and BUILDINGS bull, for, and suitable iV, I,
"A boarding school for young ladies' located -
Gloucester county, Va, on the York River roaa,
four miles from Gloucester Courthouse ant ~"
and half from Cappahoosic wharf, on York NV.
large New Building, Quilt In isAl for b"s isn
ing school, with ten large rooms-say ali-slAI.ts"
by sixteen feet, with green blinds 10 all the WIZ
dows out house with four rooms, meat h9uIs.
barn, corn house, carriage house and 1ap%m,
these last not al In good condition, some 81 ~ IL
Notwithstanding having been pullcd of dnrihs y.
war fine pump OF water within lew feet u Wy
house = good young orchard OF peach ana aPH,s
trees. The garden was pulled down dufhs ="
war. There are about eighty acres In TIE , ua1n
twenty Of which are cleared aud In good e0nut"t
To cultivate-the balance Is well timbered IN ~,
chestnut and pine, excepting about ten acre, WI
was cleared In 1850, bnt since grown up ia sn
bushes Of chestnut. The above l. short aseIhts
ton OF the place; persons wishing 70 Isi, !. no.
will, OF course, examine for themselves liz sSsly
toriously healthy II !. In one Of hs nSs' snn1s.
settled neighborhoods In Eastern virginia SS.ns.t
nient TO three churches, viz Methodist DaSS sI
and Episcopal: For school, u y one o. nv
locations I'm Virginia. Price, ", 600.
ia slim W.B. ROBINS, Real Estate Assn'
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A NORTH CAROLINA CoNGREssAAN.-Hon.
Bedford Brown. Of North Carolina, has
yielded his certificate Of election TO Congress
70 Mr.. Hanes, his competitor--he being salts
ned that the error in the election returns
elected Hanes
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TIE SroSgwALL Brxyyrr We arc sorry To
say that the house nj the Greenlaw Hall. last
nignt. was not SO large ms was expected =
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LUMBER.

IL CO.,
IL LUMBER DEALERS, FIFTEENTH STREET,
offer for sale
50, 900 feet / inch YELLOW PINE,
200, 900 feet II, IA and inch YELLOW PINE,
$4,000 feet n. S. WHITE PINE, common TO prime (;
$4,000 No. HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES,
$4,000 No. CYPRESS SHINGLES,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed )
WESTERN BLACK WALNUT, twenty-five inches
wide;
OAK LUMBER.
Also, large stock of
JOISTS AND SCANTLING, from twelve to twenty
four feet long. =
various sizes, for wagons, carryalls, &c. large
lot of them. ia l-lmH
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III 4 ATKINSON

II A. ATKINSON,
IL. nate of the firm of Belvin & Atknson,)
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN, having
located himself ON GOVERNOR STREET, NkAR
prepared to serve his old and the public
GENERALLY with all articles in his line. Among his
assortment may be found some beautiful sets of
CHAMBER FURNITURE, OF HIS OWN MAKE,
and Is still manufacturing.
In the Undertaking Department may be found al
Cloth covered, Silver-rrimmed Ladies' Caskct-
perfectly air-Gght--suited for transporting the
dead. ~
lie is also sole agent in this city for DR.. Soho
LEY'S PATENT DEoDORIIlNG AlR-TlGHT COZ
mains of those who have fallen in battle, and fur
mi>hrd at ouc-haf the former price of Metallic
Cases. More than three thousand OF these Collins
have been sold within the last three years, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction.
In I-3In
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MUTUAL LIFE - . .
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash assets July !, 800 QUO
Annual income, in cash................. $500 OOO
The dividends of this company are larger In
amount, for premiums paid, than in any company
in the world. All of the profits arising from this
immense fund and annual income ANNUALLY
DIVIDED amongst the insured.
Applications can be made to
ARCHIBALD Boiling,
DR.. j. B. MCCAw,
JOHN. NJ. OTEY,
s. s. NICHOLAS, or
Z. b. MEADE, with
o. F. BREESEE, General Agent,
OMce, Franklin street,
de l5-sm between Seventh and Eighth:
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Y INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND;
CHARTERED ls32.-This Company has passed
through the ordeal of fire, and through financial
crises, and is still solvent The Directors and OH
GERS are thankful for the liberal support II mas re-
best efforts to make the Company worthy oil con-
tnued patronage. ,,,,, - , or,rpp nDo
PERTY INSURED AT CURRENT RATES, and
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
The interest of our community IS ldGntIned WIN
the largest success of our LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.
Rnild IN these, and our prosperity IS sure.
~"'' w. h. COWARDlN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary. il l2-3ln
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Der Stems" brir5t Die gtadri6t, bab ein Srief
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