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LEGAL NOTICES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,l
June ], 1865.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORD1-
NANCE OF THE CITY OF l
Will attend ut my Office from s A. NJ. TO 9 O'clock
p. M. daily, from the It'll to the ed OF july, ,inc!uS
sive, to receive of the city taxpayers one-hai OF
the whole of their city taxes; deducIlng tHsrnEtroni
ten per centuln. =, u,
is 22~s2sdJy C0lsstos'
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RESTAURANTs,K &c.

VETELLE, UNUsUALv FAVORED
II BY THE SEASONS, has a r.. ~ o.
the most tempting luxuriee. inclu.. torS,
CRABS (soft and hard}. LOBSTEB, ~ OF az
sorts, &C., served up in all style; lap anu
PEAS, TOMATOES, the finest 4 BEE ana
with that neyer-failing foundatid stone OF good
living-HAM and CABBAGE. ae assures ms
friends that he never had a fine SUPPLI Or
DELEGATES. He urges them t.come ara lux
uriate.
Families and dinner parties supplied TO order.
my a5
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NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as ~salesmea, and would be pleased to see their
friends and the public in general Ritter G.. Care,
George Swabacher, George P. Bagby, William II.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
je 20 JULIUS SYCLE, s3 Main street.
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Roots, O HITS, &c.

ERESH ARRIVALS.-Jusi rig
l. ceiyed, a large lanrly OF very b~ea;tt.uNa IVA
SHOES Tor ladles. 81 -4OnRst them / vii!
mention as worthy of notice and the cspeciS' IL
tention OF ladies the following:
LADIES y P-S HIGH-HEELEl
SERGE BALMORALS. very nne; j..
MORALS.
LADIES, MEDIUM-soLED HIGH-CUT BUI
o BOOTS.
LADIES' H~EDIuM-soLED HIGH-CUT KF
BUTTON BOOTS, L
LADIES, NEDIUM-soLED HGH-cUr Kr
LACE BOOTS, }
LADIES' SERGE CONGRESS CATERS y&
Gus qualities. 1
I have also recently received 3 large suppl.x
LADIES' LRFSS TRUNKS. TRAVELLL z
BAGS and EALISES, To which l invite attenit |
JOHN c. PAGE, JS.. ]
te-e-cweoo corner Ninth and Main street, j
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DRY GOODS.

A PLEASANT SURPRISE: To find
"a that Goods can be bought as cheap as before
the war. and some at even LOWER PRICES
HAN EVER! Call and get some of the bar
gains
Rleached Cottons at 10 and l2ic. per yard;
Neat Calicoes ut l23c., worth l5c. per yard;
AIozambiqucs and Berages, 20 and 25c., very cheap;
Rest JacOnet Lawns at 25c., pretty styles;
Brown Linen Drill and Duck at CSC. per yard;
White Linen Duck and Drilling, the best and
cheapest;
| Splendid assortment of Cassimcres and Tweeds
s.! Organd!es, Berages, and Grenadines, for
shav;ls;
PaIm-leaf, Linen. and SILK Fans, OF all kinds;
Plain and Beaded Parasols, latest designs;
All sizes silk Sun Umbrellas at low prices
Swiss, Nainsook. and Checked Muslins, Dlml-
ties, Brllliants. White aud Buff Marseilles, Irish
Linens, Linen Lawns, Organizes. Grenadines,
Black Silks, Table DaInask, Napkins, Towels,
Marseilles Quilts, Pill0w-casc aud Sheeting L!n-
ems, Hoop Skirts Hemstltchcd. Embroiderc..
and Lace handkerchief Gloves, Mlts, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Bugle Trimmings, Embroideries Paper.
Linen, and Lace Collars. Rufiiings. &C., &c. Our
stock being very com plete and prices low, we feel
confident Of sulting purchasers In very respect.
No. 3l5 Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
and also 1919 Main street tEzekiel's old stand:
n. B.-Mr. GUS. THALiiIMER has charge Of the
Main street store, land Messrs. II. KOPPEL and n.
STRAUSE are with us, and VIII be pleased to serve
their friends.
je 20 W.. 7. SONS.
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NEARLY Two HUNDRED PASSENGERS from
the South for the New York Convention
passed through Norfolk Monday.
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AfN3O
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
1-soosponArEp By SPECIAL CHARTER, 1851.
Home ONCE, LIZA Main street, Richmond, Va
S fneone so l ssp aprii, ISIS iiistc:ai yearj.."".. ''7,' 900
rruhe- of notices issued, Loa4LinsurinF - 49,
asoNone claim, ss. 900. Showing the largest !verage
OF policies Of any American company, ana suc'"s'
that is unparalleled In the first fiscal wear. EN-
Issues ali kinds Of non-forfeiting hlfb ana T =
B 5SSH NKEEff5TRR sq PkGM1bM fT PhA HsSs
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
:, North p america north of the south.
eq a cape Of Florida. or In Europe, at any season OF
the year.
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LlVEs.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF H
secures amount of insurance to q married woman,
whether Effected bv herself. or her husband, or any
other person, for her sole and separate use anu
benefit, and that of her or her huseand's eh anntrni
II any. az NAV be expressed, free from Inc conLrol
or claim of her husband or creditors, or the per-
! SON e~ffecting the same, or his creditors. ,o,
Liberal loan Of particinastng pre eoIicies afser
feitable. All policies after one year nave q sur
Agents desiring to represent the company Will
please address the Home Once.
DIRECTORS.
! JoEN u F HENRY K. ELLYSON
WM. ?. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER,
saT,f,S C0TTRELL. Fl. &c. Baskerville
JJ6HS SAMUEL c. TARDY
CHAS. r GORGE JACOBS,
WN. WILLIS. JR., J. w. ALLISON,
ED' 4. SMITH. Gee. s. PALMER,
TH0N T. VANS Al CHOCKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. G. GABELL,
3. NJ. QUARLES, d. }.
". n. TYLER, JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
J. Z. EDWARDS, WIN. y: IAfLOh
a. Y. STOKES Al
r p. MORTON. VIM. 7. ISAACS,
p. n. DIBRELL, SEQ L. BIDGOOD,I
! VIM n. PALMER, SAML NJ. PRICE,
Avn I. BURR.
j. Z. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACs, Vtce-Presldent.
D. J. HARTSOoK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
an 2l-d3mS w1m General Agent.
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EEc THE GREAT HEALTH REsrnRER,

EE THE GREAT
In all ages of the world the skill and scientific at
nme of man have been directed to the study
of the human system and a discovery of the va
rious lis to which 1t Is heir. II, after years Of con-
slant application, some distinguished physician
had succeeded in compromising an agent by which
the slightest ache may be overcome, he has been
hailed rs a benefactOI Of his race, and with great
~pr0priety the world have gladly sung pRans to his
praise. This being proper in the discovery of L
remedy for a single disease, how much more In
debtcd are the whole human family to the inventor
of BAKERS CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS 4 medicine that has stood the test of years,
and proved 4 panacca for Dyspepsia, Diarrhea,
Cholera Morbns, CraInp Collie, Giddiness, Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Appetite, and Sour stomach
while the various nOstrunS OF quacks and empires
have llourished for an hour, and then disappeared
never again to be revived.
Sold at wholesale and retail by K. w. POWERS
and druggists generally. K. BAKER.
Proprietor.
Is Box 33a, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-The Board Of Dir ectors Of the
IN National Bank of Virgins have declared u
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. ont of the
earnings of the bank for the last ok months free
of tax to the stockholdersh payable on and after
The first day OF July:
" La. j.. u. MoREeN, Cashier.
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n.

GREAT SLAUGHTER OF PRICES
AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S.
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SOUTHERN COLLEGE-GRAND EXHI-
~ BlT1ON AT THE MONTICELLO HALL,
BROAD STREET, WEDNESDAY, July l, 1863,
at O'Clock P. NJ. REGULATIONS in English, Ger
man, French, and Hebrew. ,
All the parents of the children and friends of the
college are cordially invited.
DIR. a. T.. MAYER.
ly lit Principal.
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GOODS LESS THAN BEFORE THE WAR.
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MARRIED,

In Prince Edward county, by Rev. o. Littleton,
on June 30th, DR.. JOHN c. GRANSOS. of Gull
pepper, and Mrs. +. LENA WALTON, Of Prince
Edward.
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OFFICE OF LANCAsTER & Co.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON
4 SATURDAY the 9TH instant. Bills and notes
maturing that day must be attended TO the day
previous. jy l-3t
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PROPERTY PLEDGED TO MAKE GOOD
LOSSES.
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NPEARS,S FRulT-PRESERYING so

SPEARS'S NOTWITHSTANDING So
~ LUTON, for preserving all kinds of fruits
tomatoes, wine, cider, and milk, in u fresh anu
wholesome condition without the use Of patent
cans. Many parties used this p~reserver last year,
and will do all for which 1t is recommended. For
sale by X, w. POWERS,
Jyl No. 1905 Main street.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
WI COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL $40, 600, 600
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDIN FEB
RUARY l, 1858, OVER.............,S25, 600, 900
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 10, $40.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY l, 1858, s., 1874.
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ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
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A child of Mr.. Andrew Feeney, of PEG.
ria, ILL.,, few days ago, wasplaylng IN the
cradle, near the door, when hog rushed
ip, seized it, and ran away with it. There
was an outcry from the mother, who start
ed in pursuit, quickly followed by fifty Ia
dies in the neighborhood, but it was not
until the brute had carried the child nearly
a whole block that it was rescued. When
it was recovered it was found to be not Sc
riously hurt, few scratches about the
head and face being the only marks.
Mr.. G. ". N. Lathrop, who is said by
western papers to be the brains OF the De-
mocracy of Michigan, has written letter
DENYING that he is in favor of the new
Constitution, but asserting that he would
vote for colored suffrage if that question
were submitted separately.-Greesey.
Rumors were rife in Norfolk and Ports
mouth on Monday that the mayors OF those
places had been superseded by "loyal "
men.
The Ohio Legislature has passed bill
authorizing the building of bridge across
the Ohio river to connect Cincinnati WITH
Newport, KY.
Thirty -four pews in new Southern
Methodist church in Baltimore rented the
other day for s2,675. Good Indication.
Only two executions have occurred IN
Vermont within the last forty years.
The navigation of the upper Mississippi
is open.
Dickens is advertised to sail for Eng
land on the 23d instant.
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CuIyy JUSTICE CHASE AS THE CoNSERvA-
-ryg CANplDATE.-In last weeks Vest and
>a.h, OF Cincinnati, an article appeared
from the pen of Charles Reemelin, a lead
rr Democrat, in favor of Chief Justice
Chase as the Conservative candidate for
the presidency. The main point is that
Nr. Chase is the only man in the country
who can beat Grant. The Vest and South,
IN an editorial article, gives this summary
q: NJ. Rremelin's argument:
He thinks the choice will be between
Gran, and Chase; and that the Democrats
ought to prefer the latter on comparison
Of their merits, rheir relative positions,
sai The consequences immediate and re-
mote. He knows as we'll as anybody the
deep and manifold objections to Mr..
Cas>e's record, aud to his doctrines and
PRACTICES: the war, slave emancipation,
negro suffrage, the bad financial policy OF
public debt, and paper money but he
holds that all these, aud worse than these,
the destruction Of States and Federal
Union, with the pratorian aScendancy of
the army and navy, the establishment OF
al order of force over law and intellect,
will attend the success of General Grant.
lie thinks that Mr.. Chase alone can stay
the depth ard strength Of the tide which
is sweeping us all forward into the vortex
Of Imperialism. He does not say, but he
promptly coucurs with us in thinking that
NJ. Stanton is the real master of the situa.
tor. and that he will be the power behind
the throne of General Grant"
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THE ELECTIONS NORTH.
The CONNECTICUT Result.

The Connecticut Result.
New HAVEN, April THE majority fol
English (Democrat) is 1924. The Legis.
lature is Radical.
HARTFORD, CT, April % P. M.-The
Democratic majority in the State is l 500
The Republicans have an increase in their
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
and secure Radical senator.
Negro Suffrage Killed In Michigan.
DETpo1T, MICH, April 1.-THE new con,
situation for Michigan has been defeated
The negro suffrage clause killed it. Seven
ty towns, including Detroit, give S,lOC
majority against it.
Democratic Municipal Victories.
SANDUsKY, OHIO, April THE entire
Democratic city ticket has been elected
by 200 majority.
KEoKUK, Iowa, April THE Democrats
have carried this city, which went Repub.
lican last year.
CLEVELAND, April THE Republicans
elect nineteen out Of thirty councilmen.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-The Democrats
to-day elected their city commissioner
and wharfmaster. The Republican ma.
jority here last year was 2,lO0.
EVANSVILLE, ND, April THE Demo.
Gratis carried the town election to-day
the first time for several years.
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20
ing March 81 were $4,000 bales. Bread.
stuffs aud provisions quiet and unchanged
Aftrnoon.-Gotton still dull and irregular,
and declined another Il, with rather
more animation. The sales will reach
10000 bales. THERE'S more doing, to ar
rive. Uplands, arrived and afoat, I'D.
Orleans, 1214d. Breadstuffs dull. Proyi-
sops active and higher. Beef, loss. Lard,
62s. Bacon, 46s. Sd. Pork firm. Tallow,
Ass. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 7.-Euening.-Cotton
closed quieter, though fraction higher, at
l21a@l2Ad. for uplands, and 12A@l2asd.
for Orleans. Corn, 4Os. Lard and sugar
firm.
LONDON, April 7.-Noon.-Consols, SO Il
G93as. United States bonds active and
higher at TN. Atfernoon.-Consels, u
higher; bonds, % higher.
| LONDON, April 7.-Euenina.-Consols,
e3s6@93H. United States bonds, 725a.
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FORTY ACTING PRNsIDESTs.-Mr.W Wade
r!a first take the office, and hold it at the
,.essure OF the Senate. He will, for the
ae, be acting President, also presiden,
s-a tenpore of the Senate, and senator
iron the State Of Ohio. He can only be
he setting President while he is president
ri :anpore Of the Senate. Cabals and in
i.snes may probably arise in the body for
ne election of another president pro tenn
.,ars. and thea Mr.. Wade will cease to be
sctug President, and will go back to his
,eat IS senator from Ohio. The new presi-
3rat pro tanpore will become the acting
p-eN[.ent; but he may not be allowed to
cra.A;n in office longer than week, Thus
!; woald seem practicable, and by no
means improbable, for the Radical ma
;a.i,y Of the Senate to take the Presiden-
.;sl Office by turns-a week or so at q
;;mc.-NationGl InteAigencer.
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GOVERNOR PEIRPoIST AND GENERAL
Governor Peirpoint had al
interview with General Grant yesterday
On the subject Of the recent appointment
II General Wells as Governor. We I'm.
3eystand that Mr.. Peirpoint demanded the
sp>prn>ion of the order of General Soho.
ucla making the change, and passed some
severe structures upon the official course OF
the latter gentleman. General Grant is
said 10 have stated to Mr.. P. that if he
would make his charges in writing that he
would cause the order to be suspended
aud an investigation made. Governor P.
declined to do this.-A!srandria Journal,
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DOmessic Markets,

New YORK., April 7.-Noon.- Gold, 1919.
Sterling, lO95a. United States bonds
Old, llO%. Virginia 6's-New, 49,
North Carolina 6's, ex-coupons, '62-New,
81. Tennessee 6's-New, 6S1a. Flour
@lOc..lower. Wheat lac. lower. Corn
l@2c. lower. Pork frmer at S26.50. Lard
irmer at l6a@l73l. Cotton dull, heavy,
and lower at 2Shc. Freights dull. Naval
stores quiet.
Evening. Cotton dull, unsettled, and
fully lc. lower; sales $50 bales at ESQ
2S%c. Flour 1O@l5c., wheat 192c., and
corn 2G3c. lower. White southern corn,
S1.16@Sl.2O; yellow, Sl.24@S1.25. New
mess pork, $27; old, S25.37; prime, S2l@
s22. Lard frmer at l6R@l7Ac. Groce-
ries quiet. Turpentine, 66g67c. Rosin,
So 30gs7. Freights quiet. SOS, '62,
coupons, Ill. North Carolina 6's, 6l1a.
Gold, 1885. Sterling dull.
BALTIMORE, April 7.-Cotton dull at
29c. Flour unchanged. Wheat very firm.
White corn, sl.lOgsl.1l; yellow, sl.ls.
Oats and rye unchanged. Mess pork,
$3.50. Lard, l74@l7hc. Bacon active
and excited; rib sides, &c.,; clear sides,
l7c.; shoulders, l4c. hams, lS@2Oc.
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Provisions buoy
ant. Mess pork, s27 asked. Lard, l7c.
Clear sides, l7c.; shoulders, 1870.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Flour-Super6ne
1925. Corn, S7@90c. Provisions less ex-
cited. Mess pork, s26.5o@s27. Shout
ders, &c.,; clear sides, l7A9l71ac. Lard,
1870.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 7.-spirits
turpentine, soc. Resins active strained,
50 80 ; No. 2, $3.50; No. l, $3.50. Tar
S2.20.
CHARLESTON, April 7.-Cotton-No de-
mapd sales, ITO bales; receipts, l'lzo
quotations nominal.
AUGUSTA, April Cotton easier; MD
dlings, 271s@2Sc.: sales, 26O bales; re-
ceipts, $50; stock on hand, 7.SSo.
SAVANNAH, April Cotton opened
ou;et and closed firm: sales, l67 oaies
1eceipts, 1872 bales; exports, So3 bales
middlipgs, nominally 2S1ac.
MOBILE, April 7.-Cotton.Receipts
III bales; exports, l78 bales. No Sales
Nrw ORLEANS, April 7.-Cotton dull
and irregular; sales, 1000 bales; receipts
64s bales; exports, 1884 Bales oaU s; maoahDs'
so1hc. Sales yesterday, soo oaleS'
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TELEGRAPHICs NEWS
Congregational,

WASHINGTON, April l. Senate.-A pc.
tition from 5000 negroes, asking aid to &c
to Liberia, was presented.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Maryland, thought the
Government should assist these people tc
return to their native country.
The charter Of Washington city was ex.
tended one year, after being amended, on
motion of Mr.. Sumner, taking the appoint.
ing power from the Mayor and giving it tc
the Council the object being to give ne.
groes offices. The amendment was adopt.
ed-29 to 10.
The navy appropriation bill was passed
after defeating an amendment reducing
the strength of the navy.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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Ysithnloltd nispatrh.
Observation-Disclosures 8 1865
,,,cvmAS-NEeRo SUFFRAGE REfupl

y,creAS-NEeRo SUFFRAGE REfup1-
w" Mn the election yesterday the vote
'1Sp noon the adoption of the new Consti-
w: ;o " There were TWO separate articles
'", H'.u,;,tcd-one in regard to prohibition Of
<oo. .~o for selling liquor; the other,
IlS nn,hrr the sessions Of the Legislature
% 'Nn,,IS be annual or biennial. Michigan is
Sno"'n the stauncheSt of the Radical
one ones Her senators-Chandler and How
50 and her representatives in Congress
az an. devoted themselves exclusively to
I g. Elevation Of the negro above the white
Wv Rather than submit to this disgust
~: .- ;mposturc, the people Of Michigan
S ~ rejected the entire Constitution. By
.,,t sjority would they not have rejected
~, brutal heresy of negro suffrage had it
hcen submitted to them as separate pro.
arition National Intelhgencer, It'll.
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MURDER By NEGRoEs.-On Monday night
'le 1Oth ultlmo Captain Benjamin F. John
Soi, OF the schooner Brave, Of which he
Vas one-half owner, and another white
man named Cannin, were killed and thrown
overheard, ii is supposed, by four colored
nleH employed on board the schooner, who
we're shipped in Baltimore. After the COM
MISSION Of the bloody deed the vessel was
soI under way, aud subsequently run
SsloFe on a bar at the mouth Of Cages
gratis, in Somerset county. She was then
Ien: The murderers took from the Cap
IAN al! bis clothing and some $500 in mo-
ICY, and are believed to have made their
way either to Baltimore or Washington
0"''nore Sun, 18th.
The Radicals will make no noise about
These murders.l
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Insurance Companies.
CASH ASSETS, 100000.
No. s2 BROADWAY, New YORK

CASH ASSETS, $6,OOO,OOO
(Being three times larger than that accumu-
lated by any other company In
the same time.)
Which is yearly augmented by it's
ANNUAL CASH INCOME, 100000.
ITS PROGRESS IS UNPARALLELED
Sum assured in 1867 new business) over
$45.ooo,ooo.
being nearly double the combined business
Of four other companies that were organized
about the same time.
Its policies average the largest of any Anne
rican company. 1t is so declared by the New
York Insurance Department. This is an adj
vantage, and Is evidence that this Society is
most patronized by the capitalists.
IT ISSUES A l. DESIRABLE NON
FORGETTING POLICIES ON A
SINGLE LIFE, FROM
$3.50 TO $4,000.
ALL PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG POLL
CY-HOLDERS.
DIv1DEsD FOR ONE YEAR-February l, 1861
Cash value nearly Sl,OOo,00o.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY FROM
THE START.
This is the most successful company ever
organized, and, for its years,
THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
It's percentage of total "out-go" to /" cash
premium receipts" was shown by the last Of
cial report of the New York Insurance Super
intendent to be less than that of any other
company whatever.
To secure a policy in the Equitable, apply at
the office No. e2 Broadway, New York, or TO
any of the Society's agents throughout the
United States.
General Agents for Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania,
BETS & REGISTER,
49, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN H. MONTAGUE,
Agent for the city of Richmond and vicinity
Zap 6-eod6tl
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Dr.u Goods.
ARRIYAL OF SPRING

NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING
IN lGgQDS.-HasinE just returned from
New York, where I attended The ia1s
sales md being ds,esminsd never 70 % under
enumerated below: BIeached and Brow,
shiIt1ss ., l2n, and and ls M. for yard
a9Ne. worth soc. (; Caiicoes, II, t2H, 10, ana
Ssss Mo sssa &c &C. E Es.ss
Reroges nj &c. and upwards; Japanese
Goth Sos.h Soc t Be yard slt vide sna
Rpeached. &c. Linen Toweling, 1871, ", and
yard large stock s Of Me- soa
Nainsoots and .Jaconet Cambria, 20 70 4oc.,
worth SOC :h n1 hs and !sm ss
Cassirneres at auction prices Linen for men
and boys wear from 22hs up ,a Ladies, Go5,
&c; Lisie Thread Gloves silk finish, zoe.
Ladies San Umbrellas from 6oc mp; ana
many other goods at great reduction. Al
goods warranted both as advertised and re-
Dresen ted. ISAAC Cou6N,
sos Broad street, third house from corner OF
Third. apS-zt
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Director United States Mint

TIE AVALANCHE CONTEMPT CASE
NsnpiiS, April 6.--In the Aualanche con.
tempt case Judge Waldron, in the munich.
pal court to-day, decided he had no au.
thoTity 10 grant writ Of 'habeaS corpus
and ordered the prisoners to be removed
10 Jail, but subsequently suspended the
decision for ten days, in order to give them
an opportunity to hear from the Supreme
Court Of the State.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN AMHERsT.-W @
regret to learn that the dwelling Of Mr..
Charles Massie, in Amherst county, father
of our esteemed townsman Mr.. G. q. Mas
sic, was entirely destroyed by fire on Sun
day last. The entire furniture in the
house, together with nearly all the wear
ing apparel of the family, was also con-
sumed. -Lynchburg Ne,nS.