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THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH
&c DIsPENsARY.

This charitable Institution, SO much needed In this
city, will open on MONDAY, October q. on street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ
wM. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. Q. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free V
charge.
The Dispsnsary being supported BY free eontribu.
tons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
CLARKE Esq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or to the Sec.
ret.Iy Dr. g. Verdi ies street, between Fourteenth
The rooms will be opened from 2tO ?. ~, daily,
Sundays excepted.
Drs T. s. Verdi Of Washington, and G. 8. Verdi. Of
sorgstown AID any other physician willing to assisi
In the good work, will be In attendance,
oc2s-U T. 9. VERDI, Y. D.. Secretary.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT oyrIoE,
wAsHIssros. November 10, 1855,


On the petition Of william Smith, Of New York n z,
praying for the extension Of patent granted 70 MN he
9th day Of April 1858. for an improvement In viewing
Corded Fabrics for years from the expiration o.
aid patsa which takes place on the oh DAY OIL April
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard a. the
Patent Oaos on MONDAY, the 18th day Of March
next at 10 'soek, m and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
Persons opposing the extension required TO als
In the Patent Omes Objections specially SGT forth
In writing least tosny days before the day Of hear.
ipR ali testimony fled by either party, 10 be used at
ths said hearing must be taken and transmitted In
sordapes with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
aishsd on application. r..
Dspostions and other papers, relied upon as tssti
mony must bs fled In the once onty days before the
day II hearing the argumsnts. any, within tsn days
after Aling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the Re-
PUBLICAN and the Intsllf0encsr, washington, d. c.
and In the Timss, New York, N Y, once week for
three Successive weeks; the nrst Of said publications
tobs at least sixty days previous TO the day q bearing
T. @. THEAkkR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s.-Kditors Of the above papers will please copy,
Aad ssnd their bills 10 the Patent once Win paper
containing this notice noso-hSN
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.- During the past
month Mr.. R. ]. Msigr, clerk Of the court, has
issued liz marriage licenses; Of this number 81
were issued to oolorsd persons. The number issued
in November, 1865, was lit, or more than during
the past month.
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n F F l G l A L

O G I A L. a-arn.
Posr oYrIcR DKPARrHExr
FMAxcy OYrIcE, October, 1885. !
Lsttsr.siss savslopos stamped cents, made Of .
cheaper quality Of paper than those heretofore issued
urnshsd BY the Department a ss1 90 per thousand
siag taso sxeiusvs Of POSTAGE and In proportion for
less quantities.
Ths bstssr quality at 81 90 per thousand s not how
ever supsrseded, but will be supplied ~ heretofore,
and II DESIRED will be ruled for the address, without
additional charge. This s the only kind Of envelopes
yarnished with ruled lines. go. ....-
In using ruled envelopes the supersetion should be
written before placing the letter In the snveope other
vias the lines will be concealed
Upon all letter and ohieal size envelopes there will
Be- printed the end, without additional charge,
the Names business and Post 0mcs address Of parties
and . request 10 return, II unclaimed, within given
tms-hs whole not to exceed four hnes-whcn ordered
II quantities Of I've hundred and upwards Of any spse.
10 asnomination. ....
Among The advantages secured to the public BY the
use ef stanpsA envelopes are: r.E -r..r. ...
Hirst CAeapnsss
second Security TO correspondence, In this that the
stamp cannot Be removed nor Lost.
ThirA. where reQusst 10 endorsed for the return Of
the letter. vii not BE- sent 70 the Dead Letter 0nes In
The svsnt Of It's but will be returned d.
rset 10 the writer free Of postage.
fhs postage on stamped envelopes, spoiled In dirsst-
ng, will be refunded In stamps a. provided In section
ls6 Postal Regulations.
By order Of the Postmaster General:
nol0 Third Assistant Postmaster General.
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GRAND LARcESY.-John Sebby, o colored
ssilor. M arrested In The Third ward BY Ofnssr
Kimmsli, on Thursday, for stealing revolver and
eost from Francis Brown. He was taken before
Justice Thompson, who sent him to Jail to answer
the charge at court. .+...... r.
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3 FALSE ALARN.-About 10 o'clock, yester-
day morning, the alarm Of nrs was sounded from
boz Al, at Willard's Hotel, which caused the hrs-
msu 70 tlrn out promptly, but II wss found there
Wss 10 Ars, he boz having been turned In BY some
person having key.
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wssks the sanitary ofhesrs reported 100 cases Of
nuisance, 97 Of which were sbsted. Twenty three
arrests were made, and the total amount Of fines
imposed was $3A Thiry.two dead horses and
COWS were removed By the o6lcsrs.
The national Republican., 1866-12-01

DECREE OF DIyoRcE.-In the Equity Court
yesterday, Judge Oiin granted a decree Of divorce
fsom bed and board to Lucy Nicholson from nsr
hssband, James Nicholson, giving to the vile tne
pay hsr $50 per month. The petition filed by the
pstitikionsr charges that she was frequently beat
and ihtrsated, and driven away from the house
Bradley and Bradley for petitioner. 7as ... D..
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BASE BALI.-AxoruRR Gam TO-DAY Be.
fwlEN rns UHIoH AND TEE DsAv AND Duxs
cLus by particular request the intsrssting and
novel game Of ball played on Thankseiving Day,
between The Union and Deaf and Dumb club, will
bs repeated this afternoon at three O'clock on the
grounds south Of the Prssidsnt's house. From its
hovsisy the game viii doubtless attract large con.
eourpe Of spe1tstors. 80 -r
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Accrprsr.-On Thursday about twelve
O'Clock, asoiorsd boy named Mm. Rodnsy, whila
wrsstlias With ssnpaaisA 4 u, LOT soath of the
and had ID sssssy ssvsfsd BY Q knife which BIZ
sompanion had, boy named Fillmore Smith. Dr..
Ford whs vas near, dressed the wound, aftsr whlek
6sresaat Busl, Of Ne First wsrd, wss furnished
With sn snbuiauss byths isouaanding oehesr oi
the lth artillery st Rush Bafrask and Ne wounded
boy was taken 10 his home on Ssvsntssnth street
This morning he was much bsttsr. as ...
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BIDS OPENED. Yesterday bids were opened
at the Quartsrmaster Generals Office for furnishing
several hundred thousand iron head blocks for SOL
ds to be Delivers SoSt Sa',sa' pS,n,s ~
the best quality Of stove plate iron, to DO cast hol-
low, inches high, IL inches long and y inches
wide at the bottom and 10 inches long by 81 at the
TOP, with the name, rank, regiment, 40, OF the
soldier in raised block letters very large mum ,
ber Of proposals were opened. The CONTRACT VIII
be awarded In n feW days.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
Il UHIrHp BrArRs PArlnr OHvIoI

WAhulHertH, oetoper \ 1000.
On the petition Of Robert W. Andrews Of Stafford viils,
Conn., praying for the extension Of patent granted 70
him the lsth day Of January, 1888 fer improve
meat in op.,.inI III. rr..dls. Of Icons. teI :.y..
years from the sxpiraon Of said patent which takes
place on the lsth day q Jsausry, 1857.
!. ordered that ths saia petition be heard At ne
next, At - o'clock and all persons are notified to
apPear and show esass, any they hsv. Why said Pc
tition ought not 70 Be granted.
Persons ePP.sisg The ....siea arc rsSsirsd e ais
the Patent oee their objestoas, speeiay set iorsh
writing at least tesnty days before the day Of hsAng
all testimony hlsd by either party. 70 BE- ased hs sAd
hearing, must be tAksa and trAnsmisd In Acccrdsnos
with he rules Of The enos which will BE- furnished on
application. 49,,
nony must be alsl In the ones tsnfy days before the
day Il hssring The arguments. any, within ton days
| Aitsr nlinT the testimony.
ordered alsohAt this notice Be puhshsd u the m:
pvSLoAs saI he I..siessesr. WasAisstsa. D. O.. aat
| in ths Courant Hartford, Coma, oAss week fer
thrss wssks The arst Of sad Dlbsstioas 70
Be d least sixty days Prsvieus 70 the q hsssLas
Cennissionsf ef RNtsAlA
p D. Editors Of the shove papsrs Will pleass coy
aad send their bills 10 the Patsht 0nss, With psps
! containing tAis Aetss oss-lAvsv
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UAsEs OF CH0LRRA.--SeveraI days ag0 We
mentioned the met that eolorsd man named Law
snos disd Of cholera in Q house In Tsmpsrsues
alley. Shortly ansr his death . woman named
Johnsos, rssidisg In The same house. was taken
with the sans dissass aad disA. cstharlne Possy.
another eolorsd woman, who nurssd hsr.was taken
III with what was thought 10 be the cholera on
Thursdsy morning. Dr.. Young was summoned,
and the case vas reported to the sanitary police
Catharins 10 IN . very low condition 1t her house
on street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
The national Republican., 1866-12-01

POLICE BUSINESS. thanksgiving day
and night but thirty -four arrests were made
throughout this city, Georgetown and Warrington
county, as follows: In the Second precinct,
(eounty,) L; In the Third, (asorgstown) s. In ths
Fourth, 2; In the Fifth, u In the Sixth, ii In The
Seventh, o. In the Eighth 4; and In the Tenth, 7.
The total amount Of Anss imposed was $S1.4o.
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DsArn or CLERaYNAN.-Rev. Jane
sswsH, % agsd and esteemed minister Of the Ba
timors Conference Of the Methodist Episoopi
Church. died at bis residence, on Conway stree
In Baltimore, on Tuesday evening. In the ssvsut,
sixth year Of his ags. For several years past !
has been on the superannuated list, owing TO fssb
health. His funeral took place yesterday morninI
The national Republican., 1866-12-01

EOR sALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
I NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unbound,) IRON the
1fst issue Nov 2e $780, TO the present day Address
n. O. T.. 81 this once. ss7-H
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ATTEMPTED SwMDLE.-A man giving his
name as Henderson, and claiming to belong to the
llth United States infantry, made his appearances
at the once Of Col Potter, paymaster U. 3. A.,
psrs, accompanied BY other doeumsnts, for back
pay amounting to $500. Not satisfied n to the
esnuinensss OF the papers, Col. Potter retained
them telling the soldier to call yesterday, which hs
failed to do On examination the papers were
found to be forged, which reasonably accounted for
tbe non. appearance Of the soldier. .N.
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MIssrxa-Mr. james Welch, clerk in the
Adiutant Generate Office, and member Of Colum.
bis Oommaudsry No. Q. knights Tsmplar. has been
missing since Tuesday. the 2oth instant M. W.
accompanied the Masons Of this city to Baltimore
on che occasion Of the celebration In that city and
was with the Commandsry st Front Street Theatre
st the banquet on Tuesday night The ,ast seer
Of him By bis friends hs was In company with per
son in rsgsiia leaving the theatre. His numsroui
friends here are anxious to hear Of him, and ARD
appsshsnsivs that he may have been foully dsal
with. Notwithstanding the most strenuous sforti
have been made TO discover bis whereabouts, thu
far the smallest clue has mot been obtained.
The national Republican., 1866-12-01

HAMLISE CHAPEL-REv. Mr.. EFTIEGKR.-
Quarterly meeting will bs held in this sanctuary
tonight, whom . report is expected from the able
clergyman, Mr.. Ehingsr, who has 50 unexpectedly
with the Unitarian Church. II 10 probable that
the presiding elder DR.. Morgan, will announce the
nams Of the pastor who will be appointed to pre-
ado over the new and entsrprising congregation
uutil the meeting Of Conferences In March next.
bsst vjshes Of many citizens, not only those who
have % long communsd with him, but Of oitissn'
generally.
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The SABBATH.-Sundsy next being the
nrst in the month the services In nearly all ouI
churches will be especially interesting and sdfying
In ali the Methodist Episcopal. Methodist Protest
ant, Episcopal Methodist. Protestant Episcopal
Baptist, except Thirteenth strsst,) and some oi
our Presbyterian churches the sacrament Of tht
Lords Supper will bs administered, members 70
AZ NoKsndrss chapel. Rev. WIN. KIsbs, pastor
quarterly meeting services viii be held In TIL
morning. at II O'Clock, and at Hsmlins chapel II
the evssias. The discourse st each will bs dsliv
.srsd by the Rev. N. ]. B. Morgan, presiding eide
of this district.
All our Sabbath schools will bs opened, and Wis
itors are invariably made welcome. 81 .'
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P.a-Iditers Of th~sboys pspsrs viii please copy,
eopkaininR this notioaL osl6-WSw
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RADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC 0ALLIRY.
T4 BROADWAY.
Nsw Yoax.
Hssriy opposite Grace ahsrsh.

Of almost every poiat made historic n the rsss. soa
act, which II may BE- presumed will b valued By not
only those more Immediately sonssrnsd, bat their
fisnds msnsntoes Of the Trials threush which the
nation las Just passed.
Nj. Brady always pays soasidsrsbis sstsatsa v
'oRyias: =, poprr .,rs m popo.r.,u -,
bsss brought By Mr.. Brady 70 psrfsstisu. apa-0
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The Ministerial Crisis in England.

In consequence of their defeat in the
House of Commons on the new REFORM
hill the RESELL. GLApsToSE ministry ten
dered their designations to the Queen on
the oath ultimo; and we learn by our
latest adviccs that their designations have
been accepted. According the usual Gus
tom, the Earl Of Derby, the leader, in the
Upper House, of the Conservative party,
has been charged by Her Majesty with the
formation of new ministry. Lord STAN
LEY, son of tho Earl of Derby, has been
appointed by the Queen Secretary OF State
for Foreign Affairs. Mr.. DlsRAELI VIII
probably bc once more Chancellor OF the
Exchcouer, O position which no filled
under Lord DERBY's former administra-
ton Lord CRANBoRNE will most likely be
Lord High Chancellor Sir f. BULwER
Lyrrox, Secretary Of State for the Home
DEPARTMENT and Sir HUGH CAIRNS, Pre-
sident of the Board of Trade or Secretary
for Ireland. 1t is stated that Lord DERBY
will endeavor to construct his Cabinet so
as to include several gentlemen who have
not hitherto been attached to the Conser-
vative party, although they have voted
with il upon the question of reform.
Neither the honor nor the dignity OF
England was safe in the hands of so timid
and vacillating politician as Earl Rus
SELL, and when the straightforward and
manly PAIMERsToN died, Earl RUSSELL S
career as one of the chieftains of the
great Liberal Conservative party was
nearly at an end. Under the. premiership
of Lord DERBY the material interests OF
England will not be disregarded; but
national honor will never be sacrificed to
commercial and financial prosperity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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TA CARD OF THANKS. IN

ErA CARD OF THANKS. Having nearly re-
covered from my late injuries received upon WV y,
Richmond and Danville railroad, aVai lnyse' ~
the earliest opportunity, and have selected ,n''
medium, Of returning my heartfelt tnanh' 70 n'
numerous friends who so cheerully, generously
and nobly rendered me assistance during my o.
gic,iop. To the superintendent and ofhcers Oh the
road who supplied me, not ohiy WIN 81
ucles necessary for my comfort, but al uie inNu
rios which The marke, afforded To DOCTORS pa!
Newman. Hancock, winston hrcher anu VI
liam. who were all attention TO the eihheiS
.ronnd (oalaeld especially Messrs' EDWARD Gun
I,eo Pobert Marks, Barnes, and General H. H.
wa,ker), who did not stop to inquire who or what
was. but came promptly and cheerfuliy forward
IN relieve the sutrerings Of elow-beng. To
Mrs. Ball, Archer, Scott, Barnes, Taylor, and
Brummell Misses Ball, Powers, Porter, Cunlife,
Hancock, Brummell, and Hughes, who cheered
me by their presence, and lavished upon me the
kindest and most constant attention, and who fee
were mlnistering angels to me under a kind Proyi-
dcnce in my aiiction.
feel at great loss for words to express the graft.
tude Of my heart. In fact, words are inadequate
but ! can assure you | sincerely appreciate tho
kindness and while may look upon it as one Of
the saddest events Of my life, the recollection of
the kind fIiends who So nobly aided me will al
ways be associated with the event, and will in a,
great measure alleviate the sadness.
ISAAC OVERBEY,
jy lo-3tE Mossin2ford, Charlotte county, Va.
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The Prussian Needle " Gun.

AS this weapon, which was referred TO
in the Geographic dispatches published on
yesterday, will in all probability be fire.
ouently mentioned during the course OF
the present European war, few words III
description of its plan and principles Will
not be out of place.
The cartridge used in the Needle "
gun is made of stiff card board, the ball,
powder, and explosive composition being
contained in one and the same cylinder
Its great popularity is that the decorating
powder is placed immcdiatelyin rear Of The
base of the ball and between it and the
powder. The advantage of this is, that
when the powder is ignitcd that portion
next the ball in which combustion is first
perfected excrts its full force upon the
projcctilc, the powder in rear also exert
ing its influence, as it becomes almost
simultaneously ignited. Under the present
system, in which that part of the powder
next to the Ireech of the gun is first ig-
nitcd, portion of the powder is frcqucntly
expelled from the gun with the ball in 4
condition of only partial combustion, the
explosive force of the powder first con-
sumcd being adequate to expcl the ball
and the powder in its front before the
whole charge has time to become entirely
Ignited. Thus in the "Needle" gun all
the powder is consumed, and applied to
the best effect, and so as to obtain its full
est force at the same instant and in the
same direction.
The "Needle" gun is breech-loadcr ;
and when the trigger is pulled, stout
"ncedc" or wire is thrust through the
base of the cartridge, parallel with its axis,
into the decorating charge by the ball, eau
sing its explosion and the ignition Of the
cartridge.
In accuracy the "Nccdlc" gun cannot
he surpassed, and its cfic ctive range is said
to be about fifteen hundred yards. 1t is,
however, doubtful whether it will be found
to bear with impunity the necessarily
rough treatment of an active campaign.
The Prussan Jugers and sharpshooters
generally are armed with this formidable
weapon, and upon d skirmish line, when it
can be used with care and deliberation, it
must prove highly effective.
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sAirhu,ond nispattk.
WEDNEsDAY..."......JULi IL, 1866.
The Freedmen's Bureau Bin-The AS
cs;,at ton of President Lincoln.


Nv special tclegraphic dispatch from
our Washington correspondent 1t will be
seen that President JOHNSON does not shun
the issue that has been forced upon him by
fhc Northern Radicals, but will, in the cx-
crcisc of his high functions, uncondition-
ally veto the Frccdmen's Bureau bill. The
Radical leaders are cxerting all their en-
or,v "a overthrow the Constitution and the
country, but President JOHNSON, justly re-
J, inc upon the purity of his own motives
and the support Of all conservative men,
,,c.,> them face to face and opposes to
,,.;r frantic efforts the cool, deliberate &C
tom of a Chief Magistrate who has at heart
-, trpc interests of the nation, and whose
determination TO do right is only made the
stronger by opposition, calumny, or abuse.
The report Of the Judiciary Committee
:, ~.,otion to the assassination of Presidcn,
LINCOLN will be presented this week. No
reasonable man can doubt thai, it will show
coaclusivcly that there is not shadow OF
proof 10 justify the charge against Mr.
DAVIS Of complicity in the assassination
and when this great wrong has been pub
uclv atoned for, the release of the cX-
President Of the Confederate States may
NJ last, in Justice, be permitted.
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A CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION
Whilst we do not consider it matter Of
any Importance how State convention is
called, or by what authority, We must say
that the following call has struck us as
being slightly officious. Nevertheless we
have no earthly objection to convention
organized under this or any other call.
The object is q good one; and if no better
means of securing the representation of
the State in the Philadelphia Convention
shall be suggested or acted upon, we are
very willing to meet our Portsmouth
friends in Petersburg on the 26th of July :
"PortmOuh johnson CMb.-At u rcgu-
lar meeting Of the Johnson Constitutional
Club, July 9th, it was unanimously re-
solved that a committee be appointed for
the purpose of calling State convention,
to elect delegates to the National Union
Convention to be held at Philadelphia on
the l4th day of August, 1866.
pursuant to said resolution, q State
convention is hereby called to meet at
Petersburg on the 2Gth day of July, to
consist of ono delegate to every fifty votes
cast at the last election from each city and
county, and one delegate at largo from
each city and town.
"Such delegates will be elected by
called meetings Of such citizens as support
the President in his efforts Of rcconstruc-
ton.
"Since the great object Of this National
Union Convention is the restoration to the
South of their rights under the Constitu-
ton, it is earnestly requested that each
city and county send its full representa-
ton; and such editors throughout the
State as are favorable to this call are
respectfully requested to publish the above
notice. IS. STUDIES, President.
&C. D. Parker, Thomas Smith,
J.O'Connor, Jr., NJ. Mclaughlin,
7. Ii. Williams"
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sy THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

Es THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORk.-ASSETS, OVER
Si6 900 To meet the chnic" Of such Present or
future members as may prefer 10 hav" the ain"un;
insured paid in iustal!n"uts to their widows %
heirs rather than in one sum, this Company Is
prepared 10 insert in it. policies clause agreeing
that in lieu of the payment OF the policy and pro-
tit in one sum. an equitable amount 10 bo deter
mined by the Company, may be paid Annually or
semi annually for any specified number Of year.
say from five t. twenty-five years..
EXAMPLE.-Suppos" policy Of ten thousand dol
lars with additions amounting Ia fv" thou~an!
dollars more, should become payable by reason 81
the death Of the person insure l, the Company, IN
lien Of the payment Of fifteen thousand dollars in
one sum- woud be able 10 give assuming intsr 81
a realized in the pa,D an annuty for ten years "t
over two thousand dollars per annnln, or for
twenty year. an annuity OF over on" thousand
three hundred dollars per aAnum.
This form OF annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist in the minds of some poIicy.holl-
ers lest tho future provision they have mad" for
their families should lie Intellectual or transitory
IN lis duration, either through unsafe investments,
unwisc expenditure, or other uncertainties Incl
dental To- contingent trG,ts.
II is not only free from the ordinary dangers %.
investment, but lis ruuctual and fnil payment Is
secured by the LARGE AND SOLID CASH RE-
SOURCES and good faith Of this institution which
thus toa certain extent, becomes the GUARDIAN
or TRUSTEE OF the survivors. Hence the pr"vi-
sion may lie considered, humanity speaking, be-
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All such deferred payments or annuiticS will
share cqutaby in the profits or dividends ii the
Company.
This Company also ISSUES SURNIEoRSFIlP AN
NUlTlES, which provide for survivors during I'll"
whole period Of life, and DEFERRED ANNUl.
TIES, Iy which individuals may provide for them
selves in advanced age.
F. s. WINSTON, President.
o. I. BRESEE, General Agent, Richmond, Va.
is i-ht