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Richmond Tobacco Market.

Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May Is, 1867. )
Freaks small to-day. The offerings were
taken freely at good prices. Market firm and
steady. Below we give the transactions 80
hogsheads, 20 tierces, and SO boxes, offered and
sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lu1s-Common to medium dark working,
81 TO 81; good dark working, So TO SIS; sun
cured, common, IS to $40; sun-cured, good,
$40 TO sl5; coal. cured, common, IS to $40 =;
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to SIS; coal-cured,
fancy, $40 TO $40.
LeaT-Common dark working, Sc to ~
medium dark working, $40 to sl2 good dark
working, sll TO $l4; fine and wrapping, Sl5 TO
$50; sun cured, Sl5 to s25; yellow wrappers,
common, $40 to s35; yellow wrappers, medium
to extra, $50 to 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs-yery common and heavy weights,
S3. so TO $3.50; medium, $50 10 $3.50; good'
Sc to SIS.
Leaf.-English shipping, Sl6 to SIS and 81
continental shipping, $l2 to Sls and $40.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO
Leaf.-Common, $40 to SIS; good, sl2 to sl5
fine, $40 to $40
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Republican Meeting in New Orleans-Disturb'
ance.


New ORLEANS, May ia Republican mass
meeting was held here Saturday night In La
fayette Square, presided over by Mayor HEATH
and addressed by Judge Kelly, of Philadei-
phia, Mr. Rimlin, and Mr.. Conway. Between
900 and 5000 were present, five-sixths OF
them being negroes. Various negro ward
clubs came in procession, headed by music
and carrying transparencies. The negroes
created considerable excitement by shouting
on the line of march. There was no disturb
ance until midnight, when the negroes stopped
q car on st. Charles street, cleared IL OF its
white occupants, and showed their CLUBS
through the windows. They compelled the
driver to go ahead with them in it.
The saloons were closed at ii O'Clock py
order of the Chief of Police.
General Sheridan has issued IN order re-
moving the clerk of one of the district courts
for the alleged issuing of fraudulent certin'
Gates of naturalization.
The Republicans are advocating the ap
pointment of negro policemen, and there II
some talk o. running Jordan, prominent anc
popular negro for Mayor.
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important indictments by the United
States Grand Jury!

The Grand Jury Of the United States Court
have found true bills against Judge Henry w.
Thomas, OF Fairfax, and General John &.
Breckenridge. both for high treason. Some
I've or six other true bills have been found, but
we have not been able TO learn the names OF
the parties. II is said, however, that they are
not individuals Of any prominence in the com
munity.
The Grand Jury have finished nearly all the
business before them, and are getting ready to
adjourn.
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DRBArIye SOCIETIES OF RIcHMoyp AM

DEBATING SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND AND
MAScHEsrER.-At Il meeting of the Philolo-
gian Society of Manchester, at which the lite
rary societies of Richmond were we'll repre-
scented, resolutions We're adopted calling upon
all similar organizations in this city and vi
cinity to send delegates TO n meeting empow
cred 10 make arrangements for grand pub
lie exhibition 10 be held at an early day. A
debate and orations will form parts Of the en- :
tertaiument, and great rivalry is expected
upon the occasion.
The committee of arrangements meet in the
lecture room of St. James church at half
past this afternoon.
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RATIoSs FROM THE FREEDsES,s BUREAU FOR
THE MONTH OF APRIL.-The Bureau issued
during the month just passed %, 1904 rations,
Pas follows: To whites men, 70 women, 403 !;
boys, SIS; girls, 276-who received j,942 ra-
tons. To colored men, 1902; women, AS
boys, 6j7: girls, 6li-who received Il, 64Sh ra-
tions The Bureau is doing much good in re-
lieving the wants of our citizens, many of
whom would otherwise suffer even for the ne
cessaries of life
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MAYORS CouRT-MoNDAY.-T case OF
Joseph Irving, John Irving, and Howard
Irving, charged with being engaged in riot
in the public streets, was further continued
until Wednesday.
James IL. Hager was arraigned for shooting
Charles Woodson, colored, about two years
ago. The shooting having occurred in Gooch
land county, the accused was sent TO Gooch-
land Courthouse to be disposed of there.
A number of petty cases were called up
and summarily disposed of.
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HESRICo COUNTY CoURT.-The session OF
this court was engaged yesterday in hearin z
the motion 10 go into the trial of Thoma :
Norton, charged with the murder of priva te
Mooney, Il soldier at Camp Grant, on the 2Sth
of April. The Commonwealth not being
ready to go into the trial, the case was con-
tinued until Friday, and rules made against
absent witnesses.
a motion of William Jones, committed for
burglary, TO be admitted TO bail was refused.
The court will commence the calling of the
civil docket this morning.
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TOBACCO WAREHousEs.-On application to
the Hastings Court by the city of Richmond,
all the acting justices of the city were ordered
TO be summoned to attend court this morning
10 consider the application of the said city to
establish n warehouse for the inspection and
storage of tobacco in said city. A similar
order was made upon the application OF Ed
Nuarl c, MnYO.
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ORDINARY LICESsEs.-The Hastings Court
on Yesterday made an order " that all the act
ing justices of the city be summoned to at
tend on Thursday next TO hear the applica-
tons of all persons desiring TO obtain ordinary
licenses" Hotel and restaurant-keepers,a and
all others who have obtained 4 license from
the commissioner of the revenue TO sell liquor
to be drank where sold, will have TO get per
mission from this court before they are legally
IN titled TO sell it.
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SToLES-The stable of Mr.. T. ]. Carter,
near Meadow station on the Richmond and
York River railroad, was broken into on Sun
day morning, and q horse and n mule stolen
No clue 10 the thief has been ascertained,
though there is reason to suppose that he has
gone in the direction of Stanton.
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FIRE IN HENRIco.-The barn of Mr.. T. w.
H9ninger, in Henrico, was set on fire Friday
night last about y o'clock, but as he was for
tunately making his usual midnight round in
quest Of the thieves who infest the suburbs
farms nova days, he discovered the flames in
time TO eXtinguish them before much damage
WAS done.
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THO eunerintendents of the color,d schoo.
renorted an average Of 325 scholars.
The following officers were elected ior the
wear commencing June |, 1867
Presiden' w. F. Taylor
pics prcsidents.-S. NJ. Price, James Cor
don, w. l.. Hill, w. s. Donnan, A. Boiling,
and r. Martin.
Secretary.-J. Hall Moore. M. u.
O,rrespondino Secretdry.-J. ID. K. Sleight.
Treasurer. +. K. Burroughs.
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HORSE SToLgS.-The stable of Mrs. Susan
Moore, on the Meadow Bridge road, was broken
into on Saturday night, and very fine black
horse was stolen from it. The thief came in
the direction of this city, as the horse was
traced as far as the Poorhouse Hill. The po-
lice have been notified, and Ii is hoped that
the thief may be arrest ted.
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Stock RegltisitiOl.S.

OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CohPAsI,}
RIcHAosD, May I, 1867.
ATA FdEETING OF THE BOARD
n OF DIRECTORS Of the Virginia CentIsl
many in the city. of Richmond on the ID instant
the folio wing resolution adopted
"ResO tped, That the delinquent stockholaers " ~
three lual instalmsnts-viE., on tho istn Oh "A'
3oth Of May and 18th Of June" ..,as ;,
The stockholders referred TO are feq9es.GG,vt =
the 90 mpieiion Of the rosa 70 Coyington.
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Arrest for Fraud.

BRooxLyx, n. Y, May l3.-Thomas Halsey,
Revenue Collector, has been arrested for de-
frauding the Government. He was bailed in
the sum of $4,000.
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HUsTISGs Court OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The quarterly term of this court commenced
its sessions on yesterday. Present: John r
Regnault, Recorder; George w. Gillian
Thomas NJ. Jones, John NJ. Higgins, Robert
w. Allen, and James T.. Mccarthy.
The case of James M. Furcron alias John
Furcron, charged with felony, was continued
James Pearman and Thomas Dolan, also
charged with felony, were discharged.
Thomas Brown and John Henry, charged
with felony, were continued, us also was
George Washington alias George Neal
charged with the same offence.
The Grand Jury, George w. Smith fore
man, brought in true bills against the follow
ing:
For Petit Larceny.-John Robinson, w. II
Brown, William Henry, James Williams,
John jackson, Henry Jackson, Moss Thomas
Moses Henry, and Richard A. Liggon.
For Misdemeanors.-Newt Taylor, Rives
Huffman, and Henry Temple.
For Assault and Battery.-Barney Tracey
III. w. Hovey, Louis Rosenthall, Robert +
HotZe and Daniel Corney.
An account of Robert j. Burlington, police
officer, for 1880, was ordered TO be certified &c
the Auditor of Public Accounts for payment
After the transaction of other business, to
be found elsewhere in our columns this morn
ing, the court adjourned 10 meet at IL O'CLOCK
to- day.
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DpprcArIoy OF AN AFRICAN METHODIST
C4rRCH AT RocKETTs-ELOQuEN SERMON or
Bfsuop WAYMAy.-A large congregation Vi
colored persons assembled yesterday alter
noon in the new colored Methodist churcn
at Rockets to witness the aeuiea .,
ceremonies which were announced 10 tahs
place under the auspices OF the ~ -
Methodist Conference, now in session IN this
city. The new church edifice Is Il neat Train.
building, twenty-five by forty, and capaOie Vi
seating two hundred and siXty-four persons
i was built by Thomas Hewitt, coioreu
man, who has assumed all the responsibility
in behalf of the congregation. The lot mas
been purchased of IL. w. Tyler, with the
stipulation that the price be paid in three
wears, and the Freedmen's Bureau have do
mated fifty dollars toward the liquidation of
the debt. This latter contribution was made
in consideration Of the fact that the building
is also TO be used as n school.
We found the interior of the church taste
fully decorated with wreaths of evergreens, a
large wreath above the pulpit encrcling the
inscription, "Let us 30 unto the house Of the
Lord"
The dedicatory sermon was preached by
Rev Bishop Wayman tcolored), CT Baltimore,
who was assisted by Rev. Messrs. W IL. Hun
Ter. =. A. Hall of Washington, ID. g., and w.
II Brown OF South Carolina The text was
taken from the 9th, 18th, and sth verses OF the
io21 psaIm--a passage which the Bishop made
tho foundation of Il truly eloquent gospel ser
mon and one which we will not soon forget.
No ailusions were made TO the politics Oh the
day, ali mere attempts 70 s1clts were aiscaFaea'
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hui In every sentence was evinc.
reasoning OF a soun0 christian mind. ..,xa
The congregation was orderly and atten /
afrording much reason to hope that some GOO.
was accomplished.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Young Mems
Christian Association, for the election of OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year, will be held this eve
ming at half-past o'clock in the rooms OF the
Association. Amendments TO the constitution
will also be acted on.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander. New forK, mer-
CHI disc and passengers, \. Ayres GO:
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, MeW iofh, mef'
chandise and passengers, u. f. watson.
Steamer Virginia, snyder, philadelphia, mer-
chandse and passe ugers, W. p. Porter.
Schooner Frances Hatch, Gregory, Charleston
iron. J. X. Anderson u Co.
Schooner Ocean Bird, New YORK.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, May B.-Arrived, steamer Cor
PHiLADELPHIA. May l3.-Arrived, steamer
Juniata, New Orleans.
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THE ALUM MASS,
or
SALTS OF THE WATER

These Salts are now put up In ~ and 80 walls,
sealed and stamped with the Springs seal to pre-
vent all mistake, and sent at those prices,
postage paid to any Office in the United States ;
and, at the price, is much the cheapest form OF
obtaining the water
One box of water will last seven weeks at one
pint daily.
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A Cory OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS WEEKLY
has been handed us by Turner. This is an IL
Illustrated journal of amusement, instruction.,
and adventure, and Is well calculated to
please the children. Some OF the illustrnt,. ons
In this number ARE very good
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Sr. MAUR.-This talented young NEGRO
mancer and ventriloquist Is now giving exhi-
hiIions nj Virginia Hall. He comes TO Rich
mond highly recommended, and his entertain
ments are said 10 be of highly creditable ma
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Storm OH telegraph Lines.

H,RRrsBrRG, Pa, May ia very heavy
storm here tonight delays the receipt ot Tie
western markets.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, RICHMOND, VA;
Alb RUCKER, Lynchburg, Va.
COLEMAN RODGERS, Druggists, Baltimore
HEGEMAN & CO., Druggists, New York;
are pit in regular supply OF the Water and Pow
ders direct from the Springs.
Orders sent to either OF the above houses, or to
the proprietors. must be accompanied with the
money, as no accounts will be kept.
CAUTION In. ordaripg the Water II will not do
simply to order" "A box Of Alum Water" III you
want THIS water, be careful to say " Rocknridge
The Springs will be open on the LIST OF Jane;
FRAZIER RANDOLPH.
mv4-TuTh&S3m Proprietors.
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p,,,xrv.,x SABBATH SCHOOL uS1os.-
III ps rsanlar monthly meeting of the Presby
teran Sunday schools Of Richmond was ssn neh
in the Of Rev DR. nesfs aspec
=, wea.ns, a sne NJ an interesting character.
IN the ave, s,mg table exhibits the average at
The folio, schers and scholars during tue
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HORACE GREELEY will speak tonight at the
A frican church 10 the citizens Of Richmond.
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Well invested and secured.
Assets employed ere for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MAXINE RISKS invited.
Office, No. 1914 Main street.
D. J. HARTsOOK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
BIC. WHgRRY, JR., Assistant Secretary. my
NOTICE.-DAVID \. WALKER and
IN JOHN NJ. OTEY, under the firm of ID. N;
WALKER & Co, have been appointed agents oil
the Mutual Life" the Security, and Atlantic In
surance Companies. ! ask for them a continuance
of the patronage so literally given me,
o. +. BREESE, General Agent.
We have this day formed a co-partners hip under
the name of ID. y. WALKER 4 CO., and "a agents
of the above companies are prepared to do
GENERAL. INSURANCE BUSINESS.
Office. so. lol4 Main street, first door below
the post-o flee. DAVID y. ALhhh,
RIcHMoS d, April !, 1857. apls-lm
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Public
UIITID STATES IKrI.HAL
TlfRD COLLECTION
bTI7s OWE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, .. .. CrXroa- Ho.

Taf.D CoLLEcrIos
COILscroI's oY,Ic,, o. 8. CsyHaseHo.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Pur.
susnt 70 the provisions Of the ssta q Congress
i sspsb t1s sssn 70 pslsons ss: 70 %;
Hatss and taxes Under the said acts In the Third
ststs Of Virginia that the Collector Of the
nns solisston list 10 compliance With the pfovi.
ssssss.a ne 10 said aet that the duties snd taxes
navsbIs. * ,sid Assessor have become due and
G,i attend ior me sollseiion Of the ssns Il tie
Hsnyiooi stsss eoT o. Richmond, In ths county Of
ron .a y; q az ~. o.
SON Who snsn neglect 70 pey the duties e sfors.
.hn the tim: ~; ~ EEL: *. cS:ssSs
shall Be liable to b dealt with q dsfssi.Sss -.
Ss. So ,.n front front 3. DiHif
United states currency and banhaAls MONEY! re-
ssivss In payment % q i1n'si JANE, cou..,..
NOTICE 10 APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMRs..rhs Board Of Con.
81, e y. LAB sn niy:
flTIcfsI IaBs 70 d. disabled men Who ..
assa totss bepsat Of the appropriation nsds By
best .sstss q q q: sssS,::.ss
and the manufacture. sing order. Wis
may arise 70 any party, n,s ,o,o. "a. PCT .S
cant. for limbs observe ne ,s, IG,ioi III. ~.
once, and county 70 the s0%s % Richmond for
,,,.ns pppp,ii thsy receive orders 70 do 30: A
). Applicants win be attended 70 In tns of1'' '"
n Zach applicant win receive circular WIN m
The presidents OF all railroad sna q n 10 &ss
companies have generously offered 70 siss
transportation f f t PRfsi fgRPIoafiisnTsj
W.T.TAIL0Rh Commisi0ns'''
II. b. WATKINS,
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THE SUPREME CouRT OF APPEALS met yester-
day, but adjourned without transacting any
business. Will meet again to day.
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THE CRowp-Every room in every hotel In
this city has been filled the past three DAYS
by the crowds of strangers in the city.
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KILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
nj CHANGE, RICHMOND VA, BROKERS and
COMM SSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signments. Refer to A. F. HARVEY, President OF
National Bank Of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr,
ESQ, Richmond, Va. Messrs. Fl. MEssBsGER
Co., New ork Messrs. JoBSsoS THOMPSON
Ros,on Mass iy 2t-ts
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CIRCUIT CoURT OF RICHMoYD.-This court
met as usual on yesterday, but adjourned
without transacting any business, in order TO
allow the Judge and the bar the opportunity
of attending the trial of Mr.. Davis in the
United States Court. Judge Meredith Will
resume business in his court this morning.
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ID EMOVAL. = PILKINTON, Pull
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. flor.
merry No. Wall strset,l have removed to the
large and commodious warsrooms No. IL Pearl
str Get.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect.
fully solicit consignments OF Manufactured and
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
corn in the past, they respectfully solicit con-
tiuuance OF the same, pledging their best efforts
to afford satisfaction to thsir patrons:
PiLKINT0S, PnLLIAM CO.,
Auctionesrs, Real Estate AGENT and
Commission Merchants, No. 10 Pearl street.
-
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THE TWENTY.FIRST STREET
DISTURBANCE.
sALuTARY REMARKS OF MR.. MAYO

EXAMINATION BEFORE TIE MAYOR
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GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
(I EQUIPMBnrs.-Bsingd ssiroes OF reducing
our present excellent stock OF GUNS. PISTOLS
nave on hand OF those beautiful and highly .ap.
proved LAMlNATED STEEL BRykCH-LOADI
GUNs-equipmsn complete, together with other
which have been 80 much admired. and given sasA
universal Satisfaction.
Also, Smith = wssson's and Coirs Army sns
shsfps, and other approved PISTOLS, whisn:
With Powder Shot, Cartridges. Bird. e,ss rSw s q
iovsrs Of asld sport 10 provide themselves vita
everything nssdiui at mach ssoH former p,'s ssi
Call and examine q the oid; s:sSSiissnnsS CO. 80
Js"~"J S sucesssors 10 Nitehsl Tyler.
snau isis Main street. kiennone.
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NTOTICE.-FAIR GROUNDSO OF THE
IN VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRlCuLLun.t. y, o.
CIETY-Ths public 10 hereby notihsd tnat tLS~so
grounds are now In the possession and under tns
Control OF the Central Society, and are not con-
mon for ,grasing purposes or Tor pic.mc pAnIos.
All OF which 10 hereby forbiddenj and IsspSssoH
viii bs prosecuted strictly according 70 law;
myp1sodts H. r. JON rs, superintendent.
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Shlpn.g.


EOR BREMEN.-The A | Bremen
shin EUROPA, Captain voS HAGEN. tIr
will be at City Point In about two weeks, .TSy.
and load for the above named port. .AxL
For frei ght or passage, appiyto -ou,pp
EOR BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
Avn ROSTON- POWHATANa11s a
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Leaves go
Richmond every WEDNESDAY and ~
tain RoBkRr TRAvEAs, will leave here al a. u
WEDNESDAY. This steamer has splendid sa-
looms, state rooms ana passea nsial "a Stat
rooms, 81 Freight received mp to I. ii. Toks'
DAY. For freight or passag apply TO
Once at Charles T. Workman Co.'s, tiitsentn
street. my -.
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YNHE Nj UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION, $2o, 600, 600.

The prohts Of this vast accumulation, as wen IS
the premiums received yearly, VOW OVER SIX
MILLIONS DOLLARS, are annually divided among
policyholder~
Average cas- b dividends for 1885 and 1856. SIXTY
PER CENT.
Average reversionary dividend, payable with
the policy al Death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY PER CENT.
Applications may be 10 ads to Archibald Boiling,
]. B. Macmurdo, Dr.. J. =. McCaw, Aired Poin-
dexter, K. T. REYNOLDS, jon M 'fey, B. y: Meade
M John T aodnin with o. r. BRESER,
General Agent.
once, Main street, next door below post, ome Co.
and 81 South street, Baltimore. no2s-e
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW
w DAYS.
BEAUTIFUL LITHoaRARa AND PHOTOGRAPH
OF THE LATE REV. JOSHUA sOULk,
Senior Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, from original, highly finished, and
at Mash VILE In 1883. The sizes are
LITHOGRAPHs, LIPk siZE
PHOTOGRAPHS, CABINET SIZE:
PHOTOGRAPHS, FOUR-POuR SIZE;
PHOTOGRAPHS. CARTE DB vIsITB SiZk.
BIDdoOD 4 KILEY, General Agents,
1918 Main street.
w, w. BENNETT. Publisher.
Al orders addressed TO BlDa0oD b RILEY viii
ba A led I'm reg ular order. mn io-u
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FASHIONS FOR MAY.
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Cooley,
DEMOREST,
BBOy TON,
PETERSON's,
LADY's FRIEND,
ARTHURS HOME MAGAZINE,
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ap lots No. 70 Thirteenth street.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

VIRGINIA REPORTS, COMPLETE.
Y Randolph ENGLISH, 1920 Main street,
have for sale the only complete set OF the virginia
Reports and Indexes. 81 vols.
Also, all the ether Virginia BOOKS, and large
stock Of new and second hand Law WORKS.
Old Books bought or taken In exchange LOT new.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY II, 1857.
en-, r,.os 500 Moon sets. ......... rs,
sun acts ...... 100 High tide, p. NJ. Lac
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