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New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

- INIMF N'TI II II 7 7 ~ - -. H
y SFW YORK LEFs afd HESRl LAlDLAN Paniirs.
A ZRCKENDORF and L. ZEtkBSDORF,
lH~uai Deuiius for Relief lCom DOT serl-
Re- sian, To Defendants. lgu hereby summoned 10 an
so cenfs complaint n this ariiou vbch VII be hei
y me Clerk n the City ard Comfy ot
York the Cty Hall sad city and 70 serve
all rourlut The subscriber Al hs once,
Nork. within twenty days aiter The
service II h. SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of such srvies and
ti. rihn the aforcAd the
sil zoe '""r i"'
the nlplAin in,.-psted jauuaU - lthd
IT, sampsti eusi hi In The ofTe Oft
i"fk th. h dav ~ February
lG5t ALGkRAOh > SULLIVAN FlAuhu' Attorney
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The whole number of pupils who re-
cciycd instruction, either in the publlc
free schools or in the numerous small prl-
vatc schools, cannot be less than twenty
five thousand, and it is certain that the
number is daily increasing, as the public
schools are daily adding to the list of
those who are capable of teaching. 1t IS
interesting to notice that the average at
tendance, as compared with the whole
number Of pupils, is almost Identical with
that given in the last annual school reports
of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Yer
mont-viZ., seventy per cent.
Considered as u class, the teachers have
been persons of experience, skill, and
fidelity, and under their labors the pro-
rrcss of tie scholars has been such as to
satisfy every reasonable expectation.
During the year about 5000 children
have passed through the primary steps
from alphabet to primcr-and about 10000
have been added to the reading population
Of our State.
Tie whole number of teachers supported
by societies at the North has not been lar
short Of two hundred, and the average
cost of their support is about SOW each.
The whole expenditure of money derived
from charity has been about SlOO,OOO.
The teachers report very little opposl-
ton to the schools, and much less an
noyance than Lad been expected and
predicted. Applications from native Elr-
cinans of good social position Tor en-
ployment as teachers Of co!orcd schools
are quite common; and large number OF
persons of this class have established
schools for freedmen, in some instances
with the assistance of the Bureau, and ire
Guently independent oft.
Important progress has been MADE II
providing training schools Tor colored
teachers, for whom there is an increasing
demand. \ handsome normal school build:
ing has been completed in this city, ano
will Immediately gointo operation. Scncot:
with similar aims will shortly be establish
ed at Norfolk, Fort Monroe, Alexandra
and DanviIie. 1t is hoped that these IN
stitutions will in q great measure supply
the want to which We have alluded.
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auction Sales This Dan.

GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell at 10 o clock, at
the store occupied by J. E. Douglass, on Ninth
between Main and Bank streets the lease OF
store and fixtures, and iron safe, platform and
other scales, and rome stock not dis sposed Of at
the late sale OF said Douglass.
CLoPTON & HARDWOOD will sell at d. o'clock
two building lots on Church Hill, at the south
west corner Of Leigh and Twent~- seventh
streets
LYME BROTHER will sell at o'clock three
building lots on Maple street, west OF the gas
works, in Port Mayo.
COOK & LAUGHTOT will sell on Council Cham.
Der Hill, at the horse sale, one cart, feed ut
ter, riding bride and saddle two old saddles,
one set leader whihlstrees, etc.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 1.l3 Main street, at 10
A. M, an assortment of furniture, dry goods,
boots, shoes, crockery, glassware, etc.
COOK i LAUGHTON will cell at the horse lot. on
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules, carriage and harness, &c.
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TIE CoLoREn PCBLIC SCHOOLS OF EIR-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATISTICS.-By the
courtesy OF Rev. Il. VI. Manly, supcrin-
tcndent Of the public schools Of Virginia,
VIC are enabled to present to our read
crs an interesting statement of the i'm
portant work accomplished during the
past year among the colorcd children Of
the State.
The results Of the educational labors Of
the year are in every point of view full Of
encouragement. From the statistics which
We append it will be perceived that a
larger number of persons have been
brought under instruction than during any
like period before, and the facilities for
primary and more advanced instruction
have been greatly increased.
The following table exhibits in con-
dcnscG form the
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NO. 100.
WNri2le IlteLIilenCe.
Port OF RICHMOND. ocroBzx

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. \. Ayres 4 Co.
Schooner Ann Twibill, Edwards, Troy iron ore,
Trsd.gar Works.
Schooner Bell Conway. Skinner, Baltimore,
merchandise, addison & Allison.
Schooner Lady Emma, -, Georgetown, D.
c., coal. - Wellford.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers. l.. 5. Tatum.
Steamer Hattsras, Couch, New YORK, merchan.
disc and passengers. y. Ayres & Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers o. w. Currte.
Schooner ksadngl Railroad No. 45. Anderson,
Philadelphia, rchanise, Crowell i Currie.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELTHTA. October l0.-Cleared. Schooner
Reading Railroad No. %. Powell: ". Haley, Ha.
ley; and Mary Price. for Richmond.
Arrived, Steamer Norfolk, Vance, from Rich
mond.
Schooner Thomas J. Tull Cooper. hence for New
Bedford. arrived and sailed from the Delaware
breakGater on the 10th instant
Barlue Convoy (Br>, Evans. sailed from Bal.i-
more for Richmond on the 10th instant.
Schooner Mott. Bedell, from New I ork for Rich
nond, Is reported ashore between Jordan's Point
and City Point.
The schooner J. Chohen, Hertz, from Roc kland,
Me-. W th cargo Of lime for Petersburg aud kich-
mond, while beating up James river on the 10th.
got aground near Jrrdans Point, where she now
lies. A the accident happened at high water.
some iiticulty is experienced in &c ting her of.
at last accounts her cargo had taken fire, and
fears were entertained that the vessel ami cargo
would prove total loss.
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I.rHiLiiiOHS.

STlhGINiA RAJ and
PuMOLtGlCAh tUjlLTf.-T eXhoitlom
oI Iris society Will commence on JUESDAI
EVENING, Ism instant. al ! . clock, and viii bs
continued on Wednesday a:d Thursday ION ana
mn opening At IL q clock A. II. on each day, a-d
remain ooe. during th. day ald evening.
Certificates of membership can be cotalnea, y
In" -, rcut OF dollars. al tie store Oh II III.
Sniin x Co, 4 Han x johnson, AMI W hlte " HoW-
ard I. certificate OF IneInber,hlp Will admit the
member :; d two Of his family, or three Oh hls
;lul y " itaCut LiI> eli. or the momber ana any
l.iy, during The exhibition. single GdiA!eSloi,
- ret.ts CGlldrcT. - ceItS.
Exhibitions are requested to s"hG IN the'r hrusie.
articles viii De received anti O'Clock On Tues
day morning bat after that time The doors VIII
nt Elnseu. OC I--ot
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ANOTHER DARING THErT.-1 esterday
morning as q young lady was passing
across a field near Green's stables, from
Broad street, a negro man passed her, ana
observing that she carried q porte -monnaie
and package in her hand, suddenly halted
and rudely snatched them. lie ilniiie-
diately ran off with his booty, which cou,
sisted OF several dollars in greenoachs ana
"a 80 worth Of school books.
Only yesterday We were called upon 70
chronicle similar outrageous occurrence
Are not these things too common!
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List Of Letters.

lST OF LETTERS REMAINING
SIIN THE posi- OFFICE At RICHMOND
STATE OF VIRGINIA, OCTOBER L. 1867
u not called for within one month they will be
sent TO Tia" Dead Letter OHce.
To strangers or transient visitors In town or
city, whose special address may b. unknown,
should be marked on the lower lcft-hand corner
with TIE word transient"
Place the postage stamp on tn" upper right hand
corner, ana leave space h.tee.u iha stamp and
direction for post-nark!us without Interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
eaiI FOR "Glirertisod ietterS" giving the date OF
this Hot, and pay one cent for ad rii-ing.
y. B.--A request for the return of letter 10 the
writer. i! unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed with the writer name, post
cfC", and state across the "fthand end pt the en-
veloIe, on :he face side. Will be complied with
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES o-MoRROw.-Rev.
William Brown, D. D., will preach to the
Rev. Dr.. Reads congregation at Virginia
Hall at IL o'clock A. NJ.
There will be preaching at Trinity cha
pei, corner Marshall and Monroe streets,
at o'clock p. NJ. Sunday school will
open at half-past 3 o'clock.
Rev. J. n. Gantcnbcin, Of Philadelphia,
will preach at St. Johns (Gcrman) church,
Fifth street near Leigh, at | O'clock A. NJ.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY School CoNCERT.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday schools will be held at Leigh
street Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at halfpast O'Clock, instead Of next Mon
day night. This change has been made
because Of the revival now in progress at
the church.
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Church DIFFICULTY SETTLED.-Wo are
pleased to announce that the difficulty for
merly existing between two wings of the
congregation Of St. Johns German church
Of this city has been amicably adjusted.
The old vestry retain the control of the
church property.
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MAYORS CoURT-FRIDAY MORNING.
The continued case Of Edward Harper
and James Davis, colored, charged with
stealing Il piece of cloth and two pairs OF
breeches from Bowman & Stroock, was
heard, and the parties sent on.
Charles Roberts, small colored boy,
charged with stealing three dollars from
the money drawer of Mrs. Catharinc Top
pin, was committed.
Lucy Timmons, charged with threaten
ing to assault and beat Mary Wade, was
called up. Lucy's language to Mary Wade
was decidedly rough. She consigned her
to the internal regions, expressed an en-
phatic suspicion that she was of the canine
species, and threatened to tic her up 10 a
tree and tear her everlasting internal i'm
provcmcnts out. She was required to
give surety for her good behavior.
James Meredith, colorcd, charged with
stealing an ovcrcoat valued at Sl2 from
Tom Bra3ton, was arraigncd. The case
was dismissed as belonging to the civil
courts.
Mclcrna Plummcr, colorcd, was ar
raigncd for having in her possession 4
lounge stolen from Jane Melton. The
case was continued until to-day.
Andrew Jackson, colorcd, charged with
assaulting and beating an Old negro man
named Jesse Randolph, was required tC
give surety for his future good behavior.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMMlTTEE.-The committee appointed at
the late meeting of the stockholders of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad to proceed
to Washington for conference with General
Grant reached the city last night, and
stopped at the Spotswood. They intend
having conference with General Scho-
field.
The following are the commit'e: Colonel
Gilbert c. Walker, Of Norfolk; Mr.. r.
W. Hughes. of Abingdon; Mr.. James +.
Johnson, of Bedford; and Messrs. Charles
+. Slaughter and Charles NJ. Blackford, OF
Lynchburp.
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POLICEMAN RonBED.-Y estcrday morn
ing negro woman applied at the house OF
policeman White for situation. She
was sent away and told to come again,
After she had left, it was found that She
had carried off q gold watch and lockct,
which lay upon the window Of room in
which she had been.
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CASES N BASKRUPTCY.-The following
parties have been adjudged bankrupts on
their own petitions since October ISL: :
J. & L. I. Barnes, j. j. Jennings, W: NJ.
Hannah, Jr., II. Z. EdmundS, Samuel +.
McGehec, C. K. Clements, and Thomas D..
Morgan; all of Charlotte county.
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HENHTCO COUSTr CoURT-JuSTIcE MT
TIES rEEsIDING.-The case of John v.
CQlcA indictcd tQr.. SelijpE. .Whj kew natrtSt,
was argued yesterday by counsel and sub
mitted to the jury. After short absence
the jury returned, unable to agree upon a
verdict. 1t was understood that they
stood ten for conviction and two for ac-
quittal. The case will be continued to-
Jnr
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SUPREME Court OF APrEALs.-In this
court on yesterday the suit of William H.
Peck and Harvey Black Us. Daniel W.
Lassiter, surviving executor of Francis Z.
Rives, deceased, upon an appeal from q
Of Appeals for the seventh district, held
at Abingdon, was dismissed on motion of
the appellants.
The case of Thomas [. Dudley, sergeant
and executor of John W. Smith, deceased,
Us. David J. Saunders was argued, and
time taken to consider.
In the case of William P. Jett Us. The
Commonwealth, upon writ of error to a
Judgment OF the Circuit Court of PittSyl-
vania, the cause was heard upon the tran
script of the record, and time taken to con-
slider.
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REGISTRATION YESTERDAY

Remember, men Of Virginia, to-day is
your last chance! Don't miss it when SO,
much is at stake. Register. Register :. I.
Register :,
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ATEEILLIs- ACCOUNT or THE hEAcrATfoS OF
PsrEKsBrkG, written by the Chief telegraph ope-
rator Of Lees army, giving number o, dis
patches between Lee and mis- generals never be-
fore publishsd), IN this mornings southern
ODiuiou Beet number ever Issued. Get copy.
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rINHE OhkWOOD FESTIVAL viii
open ouT1ESDAY EEENlNG. Cetohsr 18Th,
al : o clock IN the room over Mcssrs. falHc .
Co.. sto;e. next door 10 The building IN whlta inc
horticultural Exhibition Is 10 be heLi, ana WIZ
SEhS. SUPPGtS. and the C-G4! /. K II.
Ms: Is III he served up II tie best ely aAd st
Price Of atml. sion IS cents children, 10 cent?.
Ngs k. PUiIll RES>
oc lalt Recording Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Gruoos
< Williams sold at auction on YESTERDAY
a small frame tenement on State street. III
the town of Fulton, with lot 80 feet front
by ITO feet deep, for S4l3.
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: REGISTRATION n HESRICo.-In the Sc
cond district, Henrico county, eleven per-
sons have registered-scven of them are
white and four coored.
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NfITCHELL'S EX &C y 70 K VS..
vi Mitchell and others, IN Richmond HuatinXs


EX + G. y TO K VS..
vi Mitchell and others, IN Richmond HuatinXs
Court :,
BY adecrse Of tho Richmond Hastings Courien-
ter 81 In this cause on the 5th day Of February,
1857, IL IL ordered A. follows
That the snid. .plAtnllh Andrew Johnstonl, as
: = wing executor OF William h!tchsil. Jr., de-
cy.set Ds aud he 10 hereby directed 10 render De-
fore Of the Commissioners Of this coust an &C
count Of the transactions Of Samuel +. Mitchell,
dec.ased and OF himself ~ executor. Of the sald
William Mitchell, Jr., deceased, ahd IN account
Of his transactions as surviving executor ninco
the death OF the said Samuel T. Mitchell In taxing
which accounts the sdid Commissioner Is instruct
ed 70 receive As trtn.n Jtrs correct all snch &C
c0unts As hay. been heretofore settled and re-
uor,sd 10 this court &C cordn TO law, subject how
rv.r To be ,urchsrged and fals!ted by any OF tho
uart!es Interested upon the production OF satislae-
Tory evidence 20
THE sald Commissioner shall give no,ice OF
the time and place OF taking such accounts oy
publishing the same once 4 week for four success
.!yo weeks In some newspaper published IN the
city Of Richmond and such publication snail Do
.u diva len personal service OF euch notlce upon
tne said parties. or any OF them And ths sdld
COMMISSIONER shall report the said accounts 10
,his Cont with any mater specially stated which
ne NAV dee Ii pertinent, which any OF the par
ties Interested may r,qG!re 10 be so stated
The parties Interested are hereby potineo tna'
haye txed on TUESDAY the 18th day OF aovon- :
b-r 1857 a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the nine, ana ny
otice No. 5l0 Franklin street, IN the city Of hiGl
| mond Va as the place o!takinS ths accounts -
rsc'e1 oy 'a' as''e" "'oi sTa0MAs J. EVANS
ocl2-s.v Commi,sioner IN Ch@hsei'-
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TlMEs.-The following paragraph appeared
in the local columns Of the Enq4trer nn0
Examiner Of yesterday:
"AU Q,dd al T,tyior's Elm.-Thc tcl"-
graphic report published III Tie D'SPdt"t OF
yes lcrdav OF the refusal Of the negroes who
had settled on III. farm OF Mr. W. T.. Taylor,
ut WIllUughby's Point, 10 leave when re-
uurst.d by tn. officers of the Freedmen : Bu-
rrall 10 do 50. was investigated yesterday by
q cneral Brown, and found to be Incorrect.
He teIcgraphed TO the officer IN charge OF I'll"
Bureau at Norfolk, ana learned that no DIS.
turbance had taken place and that everything
was quiet.
We would respectfully refer the En-
1,tire,' and General Brown to the letter OF
our Norfolk correspondent on the fourth
page of this mornings Dispatch, and to the
Norfolk EuyI.iun OF Thursday, FOR full
particulars OF al affair which was FAR from
triiling in its nature. Our special CORE
spondcnt, being aware Of the c!rcum-
stances, Immediately tclegrapncd report,
which appeared in the Ui$patch, and from
our Office was transmitted through the
Associated Press I'll over the Union before
either the E"qttrer or the chief OF the
Frcedmtn's Bureau could ascertain that
any difficulty had occurred.
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FROM TURNER, 1ll4 Main street, we have
the Netc lOrLc Weekiy and that excellent
chldrens paper Frank LeS!ie's Boys and
GirL' JEeekLY.
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THs PUBLIC will be slad 10 know that MT.
GEORGE L. EIDGooD, the agent ot srEISwAl .
SoS's celebrated pianos, Is now op=ninS =pIeh'
did assortment OF music. ION caa now Dc &c
coInmodated there IN books, stationery p!aHo''
and mr.Ic
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THE PgIrArg JorRSAL or Ms. &rAFoRo the
widow of The New Orleans martyr, giving ah
affecting account OF the impti,onmeni, execution
and lsst mom4nts Of her pctrouc husband, Il
Published in tni. morning, &''Hhsrn np"ipH.
For la,e by all n-w-c Il.rs and on ali Trans
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4lr(lmonl( G]ispatth,
SATURDAY......OCTOBER IL, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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ELECTION TICKETS by ;hs million. and al short
notice, at the Dispatch Priatins House. oc lo-lw
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IN Observation-Disclosures, x. - .',os Ur
| cOlIMSIA SS.-A, the city o. va e'o
= ~ "f october, A. D. 1851. The unders sn-
ID hereby give notice q lhsr apion'iH-H'w w.sh =.
sisnees of SAMUEL. sTRuNd. IN me ft's " hs.n nd
insis.d iisid bankrupt upon hts own P9iition' py Las
District Court II said district - ,,,ers
Washington city, ID. u;
RDWAED r.. HOWE.
,o CO., RichmoCd, va.
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NkAND NATIONAL
W AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION

HORSE FAIR,
TO be held at the NATIONAL COURSE, near
Washington. d. G.,
commencing OCTOBER IS, 1857, and containing
TWENTY DAYS.
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HOEilNuLJORaL l.
y Ann Pathological srC!E .-Tha Az
NuAL INHIBITION Of this society Will be held
on TUESDAY, Cc.ober !5,L, 1857, III Nr. t,snSiln
Stsars's building, opposite the custom house OF
The halls will be open to the public at CLOCK
tn. ind ar. requested TO meet 1T the hall al
70 o'cltck IL ouTu hspai the io.h. -,
sriicl ss for exhibition viii % T,coiveu q" ~ ~ q
hall opposite the post olce, from this tate until
o'clock on Tuesday morning Tie !a.H. oo-n.
All parties wishing to exhibit aItlcies aIo 20, -
astIy - nrit-t 10 communicate at once WIN 'i.r
K.c1rding secretary, Mr. Joseph Jackson ~, ..
,s,,i, th, chairman OF the Committee OF Artt'S
",nIts CapIain O. II. pimmock, III order ina, ~ .
artic!es;raay have place assigned 'hem III 'A0'
s!wtsetry: single tickets, FIFTY CENTS.
M.mt,.s VINO hav- paid their ana ust saus' ~
,;nsr. ,T,itI.L 10 admission Tor Themselves an
Two members OF tlelr families Oh Ptese"'ao o
th.;r certificate Of MeLLDefehlp .ta.o,,- =,
The PAYMENT uf - ettltlos 10 cei,4 .rons
,nC m eiship aud ir-e admission - "a, vsar
~ Ill rxhlbiro,s OF the society dnilhs 'he -
Articles from Ii distance may % e.h'-o 'e0 =
ALLAN i JOHNSON, 1876 Main street. oc s1w
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LADIES' LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
l1IN TIE MANCHESTER, VA, POSTOFFICE
4 {
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rg sE> nNlt, "c|''at AEe"lS i"r SoN'h"rn
m..urn.p.. Agent. Ht.Amoad. Va.
49,, 49,. ,,,.., ,....ts,
ii, tatA g. ~ hh'"-'' ""''''i nN"'"'"'''
,vrrCr MS Ntt. ATREET.
tnhGCF Lancaster 90
w.t,.e his method ot calling Tonr a,i"n'lnn
aur. tuteT,> aid aeran' t&.s o! NE hph ~
.sw.a.t> LIFE i.'>NE NN'h ''NtA'h Nm"
IN. ..-A position which this company. only IN
..a ,ta veal o. IL existence, hAs "IfeaaY At
.... .a.aat.s tho Ic".tn. Ia" INSURANCE I"'"ia-
80 tho n!fad Sttles
IS. Il.s Company makes special d.poslt "'lH
~. .a.UIvrcs Department o' n" STATE "' sew
,ea4 coumtersi.ncd ay n" Superintendent cf
. 8. .ttHgeurr Department, certifying that sn'h
a.. are secured 10y pl"d:e of fuhIic s''css'
W!.Gam Barnes Superintendent insurance
.r,r.Iaeu,, state sew York, Ia his last r"rort
.. Inlt..t.t saws. 4" Tho ncyc system Of R"gis-
+. lii, pgfsni.s, Inflated by tho NoETH .ME-
"..yg Ix-rEASer COMPANY on the lith .luly
.t.. ma, with great success Ia the first year Of
X ..-,.l Ieclou 10 Ghe public having is-rsd ,lo8
.. ....r.t policies In the lsst nine months. The
- ta.u combines the advantages az indi-
.a u.f nDrJ'orr@t enterprise. with G"r"1m|". =.
.u SugvrlSt"t, ANT t'"nrdio"SbiP Of
This ac, places In" h.UStnn. in tn"
.s L.t Insurance. SocurifY, and renders i
y.ttfa an! perfect Mos; at our large poll
,a. Cotton states are ct this class, TINS
.r.... All. en-. .h;oueI appreciation o. these ad-
rae po.cis. o. this conpsny arc ,ciDiout re-
as ca trarh or r.gfto"ce lour,ide OF the
... .,..,v.eason Of ;ho year. 40 oysly4isSj0u
-.4. and no ,riru ciurgc to travel in all
NOR. -. u Europe aqd america
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~ fr..,at. No rsuti,tous with reference
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-12
assurance C07aD07aies.

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states.
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