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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

HENRrCo COUNTY CoURT.-All the acting
Justices Of the county having bsen sum.
moned to attend yesterday, pursuant to
an order entered in the court on the I4th
of August last, for the purpose of laying
the county levy in accordance with said
order, the following Justices were present
George D.Pleasants (presidiDg Justice),
2. G. Larus, William Farrar, Thomas J..
Peasants, Robert 81. Henley, C. W. Pether-
bridge, William Hendrick, A. G. Storrs,
William q. Tyler, John Nettles, John W.
Lea, William Fl. Yeatman, and William E.
Wade.
Before proceeding to lay the county
levy, long list Of accounts were pre-
sented through the clerk, and the follow
Ing acted upon and allowed:
English & Randolph, s54.90; English &
Randolph, $37; G.. W. Thomas, s5; Dog
gett & Anderson, $l31.25; James Powell,
$40; John Wallis, Sc; L. L. Gum, $3.50
James W. Otey, 1915; William Hendrick,
%; James W. Read, So; DR.. Morris, SIS
Abbott y Lipscomb, for the use Of D. J.
Mccormick, $35; William Hendrick, s.
John W. Tignor, Sc; John Nettles, So
William Z. Wade, Sl5; William II. Tyler,
s5; William II. Tyler, SIS; William 81. Ty-
ler, $l0.05; c. Fl. Page, $40; R. L. Halle,
sl7.50; George W. Carter, $53.1l; T. W.
Crawford, $l95.07; William Ready, IS
Garland Hanes, 50; John D. Warren, IS
G. Talley, $40; D. B. Jordan, Sl3 /;
George Turner, sl9.25; R. M. Thorn,
S53.75: Franklin Stearns, for the benefit
Of P. H. H.; T. J. Carter, sl5; John
S. Quarles, a24.45; John Sheppard's
estate, SO; William E. Wade, S12 !; George
D. Pleasants, 1858; George H. Roper,
So; S. D. Turner, $500; John W. Alley,
IS; R. H. Brock, sl.57 Ernest Porterwig,
s5.o2; James Sheppard, So; Mosby W.
Alley, SO; Thomas L. Pleasants, s44 K.
A. Henley, sl2 E. P. Townsend, s2l.7O ;
John A. Eacho, s22.74; J. W. Satterwhite,
s44 John D. Clarke (Henrico county's
proportion for building Turkey Island
bridge), 92409 Adam Dietrich, $249 ;
Bette Cross, Sill; Richard Gray, 1913 /;
Meredith Trainum, $6.79; W. G. Talia-
ferro, 80; John E. Boisseux, $40 {;
B. J. Bowles, $40; A. L. Dietrich,
37.75; A. B. Owen, SIS; Jacob Nuckols,
$3.50; S. Smith & Brother, 81 Robert 7.
Smith, SO; Crawford Alley, $3.50; Rich
mond Times, So; H. Satterwhite, 9oc.; W.
Folkes, s24; Richmond Dispatch, 1915 f;
John w. Alley, $40; B. M. Leake, So. so /;
Edward Griffin, IS; Ryland Ford, SIS; F.
j. Franklin, S2.47; John A. Henley,
$3.50; Richmond Wing, So; Richmond
Dispatch, 81; Richmond Enquirer, 81;
R. H. Allen, for the benefit of Charles A.
Rose, $50; Israel Nuckols's heirs, $3.50 +;
James T. Redd, sll.50; L. R. Marlow, S.
W B. Woodfn, $3.50; Robert Barrett,
$50.
Several accounts yet remain to be acted
upon. They will be taken up to-day.
When this business shall have been com-
pleted, the court will proceed to the work
of laying the county levy. A very large
number Of visitors were in attendance
yesterday.
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DEFERRED.-The match game OF base
ball which was expected to take place yes
tesday at the Fair Grounds between the
Independents, Of Petersburg, and Inc fas: as:
times, of Richmond, did not come on
Some of the first nine Of the Independent;
were too much indisposed to travel, ano
could not come over. The game Will oe
nlayed at some future day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05

WRONG LocATIoN.-Dr. E. j. Owen,
the gentleman who recently made the mu-
nificent donation of books to the library OF
Richmond College, is q citizen of Missouri,
and not of New York, as was stated IN our
issue of yesterday. Such commendaDie
and princely liberality is eminently worthy
of imitation. Who will be the next donor :!
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BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS OF ART.-Among the
finest specimens OF Photographic Pictures we have
ever seen we may safely include those now on ex.
hibition at the lice" Gallery, No. 02o Main
street, over the Musical Exchange and our read
ers who would crafty a taste for the pure and
beautiful cannot do better than spend an hour at
this place. 1t may be relied upon that visitors
treated with courtesy, and patrons served with
liberality.
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.-A cunnin

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.-A cunning,
sprightly- looking juvenile specimen Of the
African race named Jimmy johnson on
yesterday fell in love at first sight with a
piece Of fresh beef, which was rather
temptingly displayed at the First Market
on the stall of Mr.. William Cullingsworth.
The lads purse was like that described
by the immortal bard when he wrote:
!" He who steals my purse steals traSh.'
Jimmy had no money, but he did have
energy and will to do or die, if need be-,
to satisfy the cravings Of an empty stomach.
These qualities he displayed by watching
his opportunity and seizing the meat. The
lynx-eyed gentleman who kept swatch
and ward over the stall detected the
theft and started in pursuit Of the little
rogue. No fawn ever displayed more
feetness of foot, but his pursuers kept up
the chase with an endurance worthy of the
cause, overhauled, secured, and deposited
Jimmy in the First station-house for safe
keeping. He will have hearing before
the Mayor to-day.
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URsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1867.

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PEEs1.
DING. Walter L. Duke, charged with as.
saulting and beating Andrew Perdue, and
Andrew Perdue and John E. Gill, charged
with stealing a trunkful of clothing, the
property of Walter L. Duke, were called
up. Perdue and Gill were discharged,
and Duke required to give security for his
good behavior.
Alexander Johnson, colored, appeared
to answer for beating Ann johnson, his
wife. Ann testified that Alexander had
pulled the flowers out of her bonnet, and
she had struck. him whereupon he beat
her. They were sent about their business.
John Curley, United States soldier, was
up for being drunk and disorderly and re-
sisting the police while in. the discharge Of
their duty. John was sent to his officers
to be disposed of.
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The SOLDIERS FIGHT.-We are request
ed by the proprietor of Virginia Hall to
state that the fight among the four SOL
diers mentioned yesterday did not take
place at his establishment. The .immedi-
ate scene of tho "fisticuff" was on Ninth
street in front of the Dollhouse.
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Ritlmond 1ispatrll.
Observation-Disclosures S, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE,
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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A FINE QUINcE.-We have on exhibit
ton in the Dispatch counting-room ounce
of very superior quality and rare dimen-
sions. 1t weighs nineteen ounces avoir-
dupois, and measures many inches in cir
cumference. This beautiful specimen
was grown by Mr.. James Gum, of Church
Hill, gentleman Of considerable expe-
rience in the culture of fruit, and who en-
cages in the ennobling business purely for
recreation.
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THE STABBING CASE CoNTNUED.-Yes-
terday Winston Smith, the colored man
who, on Sunday last, assaulted Mrs. Eusey
Ford and cut her with q butchers knife,
appeared before the Mayor for examina
tion. A friend of Mrs. Ford stated that
she was yet unable to appear in court, and
asked the Mayor to continue the case until
Friday. Her request was granted, and
Winston was remanded to jail.
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
i COMPANY, RIcHNoyD, VA, are now rsesly'
Ing and preparing their fall stock Of PERTl-
LiZERS and offer for sale in unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUAEO,
selected from the purest cargoes imported, waf'
rsnted pure and OF the highest standard;
PaOsPHO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
LIAM GILHa II for the wheat crop, combining q
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an aae-
Quate amount OF Ammonia;
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
an lo-2m Ofics No. 10s Fourteenth street.
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CoRREeT1oN.-The valuable brick store
and dwelling sold at auction on Main
street Tuesday afternoon last by Messrs.
Clopton & Harwood was purchased oy
Lewis Antelotti, and not 3D." Antelotti'
as slip of the pencil caused US to state
yesterday morning.
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THAT PoSD.-We have been requested
to call attention to collection Of water
which has been in existence for several
days past at the corner of Duyal and Sc
cond streets. We would state for the re-
lief OF all parties interested that the nui-
sance, if it may be SO called, is unavoida-
BILE. 1t has been caused by the building
of the great culvert below, which was de-
scribed at length in last Mondays Dis
patch. 1t will be removed in O few DAYS.
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D1scoST1NUED.-It will be seen by re-
ference to the advertisement of the COM
pany that the 4 A. NJ. train south on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad has
been discontinued on Mondays. 1t leaves
every other morning in the week.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
1.-THE Double Refined Poudre,te is operating
like a charm my crops and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
6ed that il Is the cheapest and sures renovator OF
o,r worn. ont soils" jy 26-9mx
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Corn AND FLOUR ExcHANGE.-The fol-
lowing visitors were registered at this
popular institution yesterday: G. W. Petit,
Fluvanna Edmund Townes, Henry county
r. W. HanSford, Williamsburg; S. c. Ro-
binson, Richmond; E. G. Booth, Jr., Not
toway; J. A. Dalby, Farmville.
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DRUNKEN SoLDIERs.-The cayortings of
two drunken soldiers in front of the Libby
prison late last evening caused considera-
BILE excitement, which subsidized when they
were arrested and locked up in the prison.
| They arc members Of company q, Twenty
ninth regiment
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,SneciaE Notices.
=, .,v u,RpwARE HOUSE IN RI

.rv HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH
~ SIMPSON & BROTHER, formerly
vow, H,,.,nnrs, va, respectfully inform their
q A''.nrs .n.,omers, the citizens OF Richmond, and
'o'"e' ,',. generally, that they have purchased
;Ae I'o" s,s valuable stock OF HARDWARE,
tie er.r s.ppLgRY. &c., of Mr.. John N. Van
C.."s No. ,ns'Ma'n street, to which s they WI, WI,
Lev w large additions making tho most
sSo''N no" v,enstre assortment in this trade.
'o-of's'er our former business again we 'haii
lHf', s-,e,nents as to mort We hope, full
,ssTt O. '"' s. u. SIMPSON,
,..7 CHARLES SIMPSON.
.,-,,- from tho hardware business It affords
10 - - recommend 20 my former patrons
re I's....or -..s..or,, Mss.rs. SIMPSON s BROTHER.
az s's1 srsry way entitled TO their confidence and
= :" T'"' JOHN n. VAN LEW.
,,.ronsse. sea-,m
i.s.-hcr". isS'. N-A"
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l537 Main street.

Ret HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARMING
AND TIMBER LAND, IN FLUFANNA, FOR
sALg AT AUCTiON.-Special attention Is called
10 the advertisement under -" Auction Sales" OF
Mr. John C. Hughes's very valuable tract OF
FARMING AND TIMBER LAND, in Fluvanna,
for sale at auction on TUESDAY NEXT, septern-
ber 10th, LEE & GODDIN,
sss3t Auctioneers.
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sE BlTcHELoR,s HAIR pYE-BATCHE.

u bAiCHELOR's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
~ HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE is
'v'' II the world. The only true and perfect
-A'fia!ess, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis
-, .'''A'Isnt; 10 ridiculous tints. Natural BLACK
'''"a remedies The III effects OF bad dyes
" s0'S'es tho hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful
rEs t7na!ne Ii signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE'
- AL others are mere limitations, and should
y,s,'sa' Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
d Barclay street, Eew York. Beware
counterfeit. jeu
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zrTrLLE. RESTAURATEUR.

ssS. ZETELLE RESTAURATEUR.-
Ills tables always supplied with everything IN
season. ss well as delcacies and INJURIES foreign
and domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms for
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
hast of lia uors, and good attendance everywhere.
ie2 NO. l-oI MAIN oihh6i.
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Cor THE BEST OF esterday
while a lawyer was busily looking over
some papers at the county courthouse a
bold fellow sratched his coat, which he
had pulled off, and made tracks for parts
unknnyn
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.O4gaT p.URY JAMIE l.. hAURI,
RoBzRTT. BROOKE.
sT K. II. MAURY & CO.,
izsTABLIeEED IN 1881
EAEEARS AED gE0KHRa,
10 1913 Main street,
arst house below the post t-otdse,
RIcHEoap, VA.
STIRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SlLV8k,
s4&E NOTES, sTAT3. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought aad sold on commission.
DEPOSITS IBCEIYED and COLLECTioNs
MADE on ali accessible points in the United
ss'ts fe7
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OPPREssIvE.-The temperature yester-
day was oppressive in the extreme, the
thermometer at high noon running up to
90 and more. Man, beast, and fowl, alike
suffered, and comfort out of doors was
not to be realized. Many persons who had
been recreating in the mountains and on
the seaside discovered they had returned
too soon, and yesterday packed up for a
second jaunt. All such will leave this
morning by rail and steamer.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September 4.

Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September 4.
Breaks continue full. Market firm. No
change to note in prices. Below we give the
transactions POI hogsheads, 32 tierces, and "A
boxes offered, and sold as follows:
HASCFACTrRlSG TOBACCO.
L1us-Common 10 medium dark working,
S5 to $9 good dark working, IS TO $l2; sun
cured, common, IL to Sl2; sun-cured, good,
ST. to *lS coal cured, common, 81 TO Sl2 /;
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to go; coal-cured fam
cy, S2O to Sl5
Leat-Common dark working, 81 to 80; me-
dium dark working, $40 TO Sl4 good dark
working, $l5 to Sl7; fine and wrapping, sle to
S2l sun cured Sl5 TO SO and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to $35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to $l00 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs-yery common and heavy weights, ~
to III. 50 medium, 46 to IS; good, IS to Sl2. 90
Ledf-Englsh shipping, $l6 to $40 and $27. .5O
con tinental shipping, $l3 TO SIS and S23.
sTEMAING TOBACCO.
Ledf.-Common, $l2 to Sl4 !; good, 3l5 to Sl7
fine, SIS to $50 and 823.
Sterns.-Nery common to good, 81 TO $40
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RETURNED.-ColonelS S. F. Chalfn, Assist
ant Adjutant- General Of this military dis
trict, has returned to the city, and re-
sumed the duties of his important posi-
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THosE Of our patrons who dssire superior pair
OF Spsctacles fine Opera Glass should call
On Mr. FAAAKLIr, the opician, 9lS Main street.
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~JuiiS C. SIaAFER i CO.,

&JunS C. SIaAFER i CO.,
MgRC nAsT TAIL LORS,
30. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND. VA,
have iust received FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS, CASSIMgRBs, and vESTINGS,
q, ,bs latest foreign importations, and most ap'
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIFTS and COLLARS Of the best make always
oa hand. ap u-om
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game of baseball will be played at the
NJ, between the Libby Club, of Richmond
and the National Club, of Camp Grant.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, sEPrExBBR

MINIATURE ALM MAEAC-sgPTEMBg 5, 1887.
Sun rises....... 5.39 Moon rises..........ll.0l IL OF
sun sets 6.2l High tide, A. M.... d
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DICHMOND BANKING
~ AND INSURANCE COMPANY

(SrATB DEPosIToRY)
Ia now doing q GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Omce, northeast corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets Richmond, Va.
In the Savings Department.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. Depositors are assured
OF the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited to deposit their funds with
In the Insurance Department, We make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most Reasonable terms and also issue Poll.
clos OF Insurance against fire on all deslrapie
classss OF risks In city or country.
We invite your patron age. .,
EDWARD SINTog, Cashior. -.
JoRxF. G. PoTTs, Secretary. J."
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eY GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
sag.a.rn States Of the MANHATTAN LIFE IN
s~E4yCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich
M1a4 Virginia.
ANIMAL oME..................... S2,ooo ooo
.r.ptrs $500, 900
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes OF payment OF premiums
.a.ar~r- receive the largest bonus ever given.
Qyt!eDls made annually on all participating
io!cs..
Nociaims unpaid.
Policies incontestbls.
Auqolicses non -iorfeitable after three years.
?. n MOORE, General Agent, Richmond.
J.ADAIR PLEAsANTS,
General Agant for Virginia, North and sou.h
Carolina Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
J. s. ID. CuLLBN, Medical Examiner.
e1,cs No. 1901 Main street tover Telegraph
r..g.. au lc-1m
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SALES.

Whsat-White, !, 100 bushels very inferior to
strictly prime, l.25@t2 40 red, l,262 bushels
inferior to prime, IL 6JgS2.22h.
CDrn-White, 226 bushels prime, $l.070
Sl.O7h: yellow l02 bushels, $l4$l.oj.
OutS.--7iS bushels is@l50c.
Rye-l7S bushels fair TO prime, Sl.20GSl.27h.
Huy.-i4 bales, 81 40.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW
Ill ARRIVLLS.-We respectfully invite ausn.
TURE. In quality and variety we challenge com
petition. It cannot. be surpassed Every sltc.e Is
NAV be found in our assortment OF styles and pat.
terms which cannot fall to please sn tastes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended Nc
a continuance Of the Same.
HABLISToN BROTHER,
10. oo5 Main street. corner OF Ninth;
Two new and spacious three-story WARk-
HOUSES on Cary street near Ninth, near the
BASIN suited for any businsss, VIII be rented low.
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TUANO,. GUANO 100 tons pure Pc"
VI ruvian GUAaO, imported per ship Ne Plus
Ultra for sale by
s34t CHARLES 4. WORKMAN & co.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. 4

OFFERINGS.
Tneat.-White, l,79S bushels; red, LAS
bushels.
CDrn.-White, 22G bushels; yellow, 102
bushels mixed so bushels.
OutS.-S34 bushels.
Rye.-2S3 bushels.
Uay-99 bales, Virginia.
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TUANO, GUANO.-A cargo of No.
VI PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected to ar
rive and for sale by
kOBEaT F. WILLIAMS & CO.,
corner Fourteenth
ane4 Ter PEARL and Cary streets.
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Fertilizers.

IUANO, GUANO, GUANO.-No. l
" Peruvian Guano Pacific Guano; Sea Fowl
Guano Bradley. super Phosphate Lime Fresh
Ground Plaster; for sale by
SEA A. I. SIoh ES u Co
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-l50 tons Peru
il Wan Guano In store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
on 81 No 4 Eiftaenth street,
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au23 No Fifteenth street.
GUANO. THE
M JAMES RIVER MANUFACTUsING CoMPA-
NY will be prepared by the Let Of September 70
supply the farmers OF virginia or NORM Iaroilna
WHEAT FERTILIZERS;
and with Increased confidence in their value,
founded on the experience OF those who havs USED
them, TOO numerous TO particaIarize, recommend
th e III TO he attention o! the pubic.
change has been made in substituting TO-
great extent NAVASsA for SoMBRERO GUAGo,
for the present season. and looking 10 me exelu-
stve use OF the former as Phosphatic Guano In
tbs futurs-bsing satisfied after the closest scru-
tny into the value Of the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate OF Lime Is to be OBJ
tained, that It Is entitled to the preference. 80
The proportions heretofore observed Will be
"~'i' "'A1 REuULHR E PREPARATION.
1000 pounds Peruvian and LEGO pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price. $40 per ton Of 600 pounds.
SPECIAL PREP kaATloN,
l, ,233 pounds Peruvian and es7 pounds Phosphate
~ GROUND PERUVIAN G6ANO.
In this preparation the company has attained
marked success In frd!ng means 10 grind fslo. q.
the use of the nn2st drill Price, IS per ton ad-
vance on the crude article, but an actual SAVING 70
the farmer who by no process OF his own can 30
cheaply or eFectually prepare It Tor use
Attention Is draws TO the fact that this company
inyariably names all the su distances used IN us
prepar ra,ions, and the precise RfoPoitons y.
| pounds) in which they are seVeraliy lhtIonucea
40 that the purchasers, being acquainted Win tno
ing!edie ents that are emPloyea, nave Ing rar
fsctness Of the work. and the faithfnlness OF tnoSe
who supsrintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the commits
sion merchants OF the city or directly 70 the ISdef
an 2l-6w Agent.
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Assets employed here for the general beneht.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invited.
ONCE, No. 1914 Main street.
D. J. HARTS0OK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
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CIGNS, SIGNS.-ALL KINDS ,ss Us
y SIGN WORK tastefully and promptly eassI0S S0S
by the undersignsd. Orders from my ,iieha' ~'N
the public generally i'm ,hs best
| STORES and OFFICES fAiSihD -
manner AZ SNORT h'''s' w. l.. MONTAGUE.
| nats L. &. Montague SON.
| =, m~,,h sfreat hatwesn aaiD ana taY.
n,0RTCE.-We have added to our
/ | .,ock ths following brands:
| SEFGEEsDlA,
,tna o,T assortment perfect. The attention OF
tasacoo manufacturers Is requested, awe sell ~
the ,Sasis ssiv p0"'''t' HARvgYs i WILLIAMS.
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Insurance CO7,apa71ieS.

JAPITAL,,. .<<s2@SsbS>
Well invested and secured.
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Several accounts yet remain to be acted
upon. They will be taken up to-day.
When this business shall have been COM
pleted, the court will proceed to the work
of laying the county levy. A very large
number of visitors were in attendance
yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-05
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION, 82o. 900, 900.

Capital. 600 oos
SurpIus ...........,....x....... eco, 900
Annual income -. -. .........--... l.ooo. .e>s