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BARGE BURNED.-The barge America,
Captain Schenberger, from this port, loaded
with 500 barrels lime from schooner Patrick,
and consigned to llr. George Y. Scott, Of
Petersburg, took fire alongside of the
schooner, which was discharging at City
Point. AS soon as it was discovered that
the barge was on fire the lines were cast
loose, and she drifted to the mouth of the
Appom -.tox, WI ere she burned to the wa
ter's edge. There was no insurance on the
hnrre or carrO.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF
JUSTICE CHASE PREsIDING.-In the case OF
George W. Swepson Us. Virginia and Ten
nessee and Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Companies, suits upon coupons, the de-
murrers to declarations were overruled.
United States Us. John Fl. Patterson,
Anderson, and al., the Court overruled d
motion to quash. A motion to continue
until the next term was also overruled, and
the Chief Justice ordered that the trial
should 60 on this morning.
Judge H. W. Thomas, indicted for viola,
ton of the civil rights bill, appeared and
renewed his recognizance.
United States Us. Hon. John s. Pendleton.
Forfeiture of recognizance set aside.
Stillman & Co. Us. Foster Moore. Judg-
ment for 81, ,557.29 in favor of plaintiffs.
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ATTEMPT TO MOB POLICE OFFIcER.-At
a late hour Tuesday night crowd of me-
groes threatened to mob policeman Con-
nolley, who shot Coleman, the alleged horse
thief. We are informed that the officer had
to change his quarters in order to avoid a
row.
By the way, it is worthy of note that
Mr.. Connolley is one of Mr.. Chahoon's ap-
pointees, and Republican. If one Of the
old force had shot the negro, what q fuss
there would have been about it-military
commissions and all that sort of thing.
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MILITARY COURTS MARTIAL HEAVY
PUNISHMENT FOR DEsERTIoN AND PsTTY
LARcESY.-In the Mayors Court of Rich
mond, February 22d, three United States
soldiers, charged with stealing coat
valued at FIVE dollars from Hilton Wins,
ton, were sent to the Libby prison. These
men were tried by general court martial,
Major W. d. Russell president, found
guilty Of the offence on every charge and
specification, and were sentenced each to
forfeit ten dollars per month Of his monthly
pay for six months, and to be confined at
hard labor in charge of the guard, with
tWelve-pound ball attached to his left leg
by chain four feet long, for the same pc
riod. 4r'7 .ea i
Prlyate James Wilson, company F,
Eleventh United States infantry, charged
with desertion, was found guilty, and SEN
tenced to make good the time lost by de-
sertion and the expenses due the United
States for his apprehension; then to forfeit
all pay and allowances which are, or NAV
become, due him, excepting the just dues of
the laundress to be corfned at hard labor
in charge of the guard, with q twelve-pound
ball attached to his left leg by a chain four
49, euC uoidASC VI iIto tSA III
service then to have his head shaved, to
be indelibly married. on the left hip aoth the
letter 3d." one and a halt inches long, and
to be drummed out of the service. The
court recommended the poor fellow to the
mercy of the General commanding.
The proceedings, findings, and sentences
in the above cases were oil approved by
General Scho6eld, except in relation to
those of private James Wilson. His SEN
tence was commuted to loss of pay and con-
tinement for six months in the guard-house.
1t is aremarkable fact that no sentence of
military commission in this district has
been carried out. Something has always
interposed to stop their execution. For in
stance, the private who attempted the life
of Captain Rose in Lynchburg died in the
Libby prison before even the commission
was called. I. In another case the party was
tried and found guilty, and the sentence
would no doubt have been carried out, but
that the prisoner escaped and died before
ne could be recaptured. q
In the case of Mr.. Thomas F. Goode,
recently tried before commission at
Burkeville for assaulting Bureau officer,
before the findings of the court have been
acted on, the civil courts have taken cogni-
sance of the offence, and tn, military SEN
tence is suspended to await their action.
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MAYORS OFFICE, !
"RICHMONp, Va, June 8, 1853. {

~ !" k1CHMOSD, Va, june y, 1000. }
Sir,-Your letter enclosing communication
from the seven discharged policemen, o
communication from Major Poe, Chief of
Police, and resolution of the City Council
instructing you to inquire into the cause Of
said elismissals has been received.
81 enclose copy of a letter to Major
General Stoneman, which, I presume, will
give you the information you desire in re-
gard to the removals. 80
sIf' am not prepared to give you any def
mite information concerning the large
families, either conjugal or parental" de-
pendent upon the discharged policemen for
support, but I do not think that more than
one or two of them are married men. While
the size of mans family will always re-
ceive consideration from me, still there are
other and more important considerations
that must govern me in selecting men who,
in my judgment, will be most efficient in
promoting the best interess of the city.
81 shall at all times be pleased to re-
ceive recommendations Or suggestions from
the Council upon any matter in which the
interests Of the city are concerned.
every respectfully, -....
ga GO Your obedient servant,
"GEoRGE CHAHooN, Mayor"
We hardly need repeat that the voice of
the people of Richmond, and especially of
the property holders, is undoubtedly in ia
vor of keeping Major Poe in office. He has
shown himself in his official capacity far
above party motives, and enjoys to an un-
limited extent the public confidence. As
to the force under his command, we hope
that no more changes will be made. A
more efficient, better regulated police we
have never had, and can hardly hope to
have until we have peace again. 4 r.
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ARRIVED. r...
Schooner b: Fl. Jones, Davis, New York, mer-
chandise, captain.
SAILED. sta s.. Ef.eI
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Hnrveys q Williams.
Steamer joan Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. u. Tatum.
Schooners William and James. Outten. and j.
Ii. Gallaher, Gallagher, down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
SchoonerS G.. 9. Hubbard Lowland and Albert
Macon, Roce, from Virginia, arrived at New York
on the 9th.
Schooner Sallic j. Godfrey, hence, for Boston,
put into the mouth of the Delaware river on the
7th instant.
We are informed that screw pile lighthouse
has Jeen erected near "Bowler's Rock,'' In the
Rappahannock river, Va, TO take the place OF the
lightvescel which has heretofore marked that sta
ton. The li"ht was exhibited for the first time
on the evening of June 10, 1868. Tho nylt stands
on the shoal the couth side OF the river, iii
feet OF water, mean tide with a depth of Ave IN
thoms clo:e to- It is abreast OF and about one hun
drcd and fifty yards distance from the distractions
called "Bowler's Rock" between which and tho
liyhthoure the main or ship channel flows. The
iron work OF the foundation Is painted red the su-
perstructure Is painted white. The illuminating
apparatus is Fresnel lens OF the dfth order. and
can be whenever the lighthouse Is open at the
upper or lower bend In the river. 3+ e
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THE CLOVER HILL DIFFICULTF.-On
Tuesday last one or two negroes came to
Richmond and advised with the Bureau
officers about what to do in order to discover
the prepetrator of the alleged murder at
Glover Hill. Their suspicious have fallen
upon q negro who is said to have tracked
the deceased that night, and they were adj
vised to secure his arrest ut once.
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A UcTT0N SALES rH1sDAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at O'Clock
+. NJ, two framed tenements OH the west side
OF Mechanicsvilie turnpike, near the toll-gate.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN win sell at Ii O'Clock
A. M the farm called "Glebe,'. adjoining
Amelia Courthouse, ON the Danyille railroad
EDWARD B. NEwBURN viii sell at O'Clock
z. M. q lot on the west side Of Twentieth street
between Broad and Grace
'GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock P.
NJ. dwelling and vacant lot OH Catherine be-
.srj tween Smith and Henry streets
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting of the
Loge Franchise, No. So, held last evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, commencing with st. John
the Baptist, 2lst of June: Master,
William Lovenstein.; Senior Warden, j..
Thompson Brown; Junior Warden, Da-
vid Mitteldorfer; Treasurer, Peterfeld
Trent; Secretary, Daniel Abram Sc
nior Deacon, Henry Gunst : Junior Dea-
con, H. C. G. Hartman Chaplains, Rev. 7.
G. Dashiell, Rev. M. j. Michelbacher
Tyler, Thomas Angel.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
SIDING - WEDNESDAY. - The courtroom,
which for some days past has been appro-
priated almost exclusively to strangers,
was on Yesterday enlivened by the appear
ance of one or two of those "to the manor
born" who were thus summary dis-
posed Of: =
Lizzie Edwards (black), better known as
" "one armed Liz,'' was presented TO ms
Honor for obstreperous conduct and resist
inc Policeman Burton. Upon being re-
minded that she had about 499 times De-
fore promised not to come back there again,
Liz very frankly admitted that she
"wouldn,t have been dar den, but the con-
stable fotched her." She was consigned TO
quarters for thirty days, and left, shaking
her solitary fist menacingly at everybody
Mary White and Mollie Williams (mixed)
were hauled up for fighting in the streets.
|, Mary endeayored to show his intiexlble
Honor that they were Compromising" the
dificulty as rapidly as possible when the
police separated them, but it was no 60
Such belligerent compromises could not DC
effected and she had to fork over S2.5O
while Mollie, being the greater ohender
was fined FIVE dollars.
Jane Kendrick (black) was accused by
Andrew Jackson (blacker) OF stealing MI
clothes. Andrew, having acknowledges
that he made the charge without due CON
sideration, was set back to find FUNDS Y
cover the cost of prosecution.
Mary F.Nelson (negro) was charged tW'
dollars for,cursing somebody. -.
The case or Charles Walker for beatin;
Mary Vaughn (blackl continued from
Tuesday, was called and dismissed. Mar!
wanted to know EFF she wern't gwine =
cit some money" !" and left sofely disap
pointed,
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BEFORE COMMISSIONER CHAHooN.-Joseph
Mettert and NJ. s. Blount, Of Henrico
county, were yesterday before United States
Commissioner Chahoon on the charge OF
running an illicit distillery. They we're
bailed in the sum of 81 900 to appear for a
further hearing to-day.
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me no questions in court. Never went to
any court for papers before March last.
On being cross-examined, the witness was
found to be so ignorant of the English Ian
guage that his examination was postponed
until an interpreter could be found.
James Morrissey and P. G. Kelley were
called and questioned, but knew nothing
personally of the registration of naturalized
citizens.
The court then adjourned to IL NJ. to-
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GOING AHEAD.-The new German Lu-
theran church is going up as ifby magic.
The walls are already completed, the tower
partially built, and the work of the carpen-
tcrs and bricklayers is going on rapidly.
This bids fair to be one of the neatest little
churches in Richmond.
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ANOTHER INFANTIcIDE.-The dead body
of a new born llulatto babe was found yes
terday morning in the gully on Ninth be
tween Leigh and Clay streets, near Webb's
garden. Sergeant Burlington brought Coro-
ner Little to the spot, but an inquest was
deemed unnecessary. The body was ordered
to be buried.
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STEAMER ADMIRAL.-A telegram from
Baltimore informs us that the steamer Ad-
miral on her last trip to Baltimore broke
down and did not leave that city on yester-
day on her regular return trip. No damage
was done to her cargo. The Kennebec will
leave Baltimore Saturday for the White
Ho,1ee
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SALES,
Report Of the Ricbnond Tobacco Market.

Hss WEDNESDAY. June 10. 1853.
Market active, and prices fully up to quotations.
The transactions for the last three days. 5S7 hogs
heads, la ticrces, and 81 boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-Common to medium dark working, e5
@$7; good dark working, $7.5e@ss; sun-cured
common, $7l$l0; sun-cured good @ll@SI2 coal
cured common, Sa@$l5; coal-cured bright, &l6@
S25 cOal-cured fancy, S90l$40.
Ledc-Common dark working, @7fD$9: medium
dark working, $90Sll; good dark working, $l2D
sl4; fine and wrapping, $l5@8ls; sun-cnred Sls@
$50 yellow wrappers, common, &2o0835; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra, $4o0$loO.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Very common and heavy weights, 95,T5
ISo.s5; medium, $7@$s.50; good. $a(l$l?.
Ledf-English shipping, $ia@$?o; Continental
shipping, $l4@$2o.
STEAhING TOBACCO.
Lsar-Common, $o0$i2; good, $ls0SIs; fine,
Sl7@S2O.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsIDING-WEDNEsDAY.-ln the
case of Cronie Us. Hart on writ of super-
seleas TO decree of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county, judgment reversed.
The argument in the case OF Claim Us.
Steenbock was further heard, and the case
continued until to-day.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAIN-
ING INTHE RICHMOND PosT-oFEIoE JUNE IL.
]. NJ. Humphreys, Richmond, Va. Geo.
Smith, Caroline county, Va; Captain VIII
liam Adams, Fort Monroe.
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SHIPPING.

i MARYLAND, Captain CHARLEs.saHS&
TRAyEIs, for Baltimore, will leave her wharf
SATURDAY, June lsth Mt - O'Clock NJ. Freight
received up to IL O'Clock. For freight passage,
applyto HARvEYS d WILLIAMS,
Ia ii-3t AGENTS,
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INTERNAL REVENUE Fraud Officer
Merrill arrested yesterday William Levy
and Oscar Phillips on the charge of run
ming an illicit distillery in or near this city.
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PURE MATTED RYE wHIsKEY, and OF the best
quality, may be had Of STEPHEN MASON. It's not
only palatable drink, but is unsurpassed in its
medicinal qualities. Try 1t, ye who are fond or
good liquors.
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appointed by the Common Council to wait
upon you in regard to the matter Of the re-
moval of policemen, which has been called
to the attention of that body by petition,
&c., enclose you herewith copy of the
petition presented by the policemen, copy
of the letter of Major Poe, and copy of
the resolution of the Council; and would
like q written Communication from you to
lay before the committee, so that they may
report ut the Council meeting on Wednes-
day evening next.
I, 81 am, very respectfully, yours, &c.,
.&: -an" HENRY CLINTON
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A Mass MEETING of our Irish fellow
citizens will be held on Friday night ut
Odd Fellows Hall.
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nSURPENTINE.--l0 barrels in prime
order ut greatly reduced prices BY yurpa
No, 1905 Maln ssseet,
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COsrn1IssTON MERCHANTS.

Mt NJ. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-
INs CHANT. office Thirteenth and Cary streets,
Va, solicits consignmentso Of TOBACCO WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, and COUNTRY PRODUCE
Generally. Strict personal attention Given
To ala sales, and prompt returns mace by check or
currency, per express, as may be desired. 6na
supply Of bags for grain. Liberal advances % u u
present crop, ON consultation. sp pf-d&wsm !.
MILLS I L. RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
and and IcoMMIssToN l MEKCHANTs for tGe par-
chase snd sale ef LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
presidept OF National Bank OF Virginia; JAA1s
TH0MAs, Jr., ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Aessra. u.
q THOMPSON. Boston, Mass. yN
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND-JUDGE
MEREDITH Observation-Disclosures
argument in the case of De Rothschlid Us.
The Commonwealth of Virginia for tobacco
stored in public warehouse and burned at
the time of the evacuation in 1868 was
heard. and the court reversed its decision.
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( WE are indebted to Turner for Baltimore
and Washington papers daily.
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TOR LIVERPOOL.-The AL three-A-
/ miasted schooner G. G.. COLGATE Cap-sS16A
tain VAN BRANT, now loading ut Ludam & Wat
sons wharf Rockets needs 100 hogsheads to COM
petc her cargo. For freight apply to
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, June 10, 1858.
OFFERINGS.

Whed.-White 6S bushels. ss
C6r5,.-White, 330 bushels. Mixed, zoe bushels.
Oats.-1t2 bushels. @1
Rye.-22s bushels.
Medl.-24 bushels.
s1 SALES. .e
Whedt.-White. good, 6s bushels at s.. 80.
= COrn.-Wnite, $50 bushels at Sl.2s; mixed dam
aged 20 bushels at Slls: mixed so bushels at B. 2s.
OdtS.-Good, so bushels at SEC.
Rye.-Prime, $50 bushels at $l.70.
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ROARpING AND LODGING.
VTIRGINIA HOTEL,

VTIRGINIA HOTEL,
" STAUNTON, VA,
F.,SCHEFFER, PRoPRIKToR, Sfsl go
j. w. BOOZ, superintendent,
has beeh refurnished With entire new furniture
and beds, and board reduced to ~ per MONTH 3ls
per week, and $3.50 per day. Gentlemen who,
in the country will find II pleasant home.
No charge for omnibus fare. my 3o-im 4
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so EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.

SrECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount OF insurance TO married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband or any
other person, for her sole and separate nse and
benefit and that of her or her husbands children.
II any, rs may be expressed free from the control
or claim Of her husband or creditors, or the per-
son cisrct!ug the same, or his creditors. -f u
Liberal loan Of participating premiums upon
Tie profits of the company. Life policies after
three years, endowment after two years, non-for
f,itlblc. All policies after one year have sur
render value
agents desiring to represent the company will
ulrasc address the Home Office. 80 &.
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THE MUTUAL LIFEn
:. r,w lv far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
y TIE WORLD. II is conducted on the only
.,rnrIne which time and experience has proved to
t. Ultimately safe and trustworthy. It's assets are
INVESTED in fancy stocks or personal securities,
I'm; In bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
f., lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
+r.rh of any contingency. as-fSi
The company, beng purely mutual dividesi Is
ioir profits annually among the assured, ant.
rTS dividend can be used In payment Of premiums
~ IN rurchase additional insurance, at the option
4" ''' D. \. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. l0l4 Main street.
Dr,J. Il. McCAw. Medical Examiner. NH as
THE ARLINGTON UTUAL LIFE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. s
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office, l2l! Main street, Richmond, Va.
Guarantee capital; ;sss ;as..i ss 600 oo
Nu1her Of polices issued, ], 1,04-insuring g. 9e7,-
.oS-onc claim, S5 900. Showing the largest average
n poIiCics OF any American company, and success
hal 4 UNPARALLELED In the first fiscal wear. ,st z
Issues all kinds Of uon-forfeiting LIFE and EN-
DnWMENT POLICIES. and also POLICIES
mon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS. ''e'f-'gas3 &
10 RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
DENCE
IN sny part of North America north OF the SOUTH
ern cape of Florida, or in Europe at any season Of
he year. - q 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1893.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE II, 1858.
sun rises. Moon rises. ...... I.A
sun SETS .7.l8l High tide, A. NJ, S,4s
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IJTITHERS & MEADE'S f..-
w GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE,
No IOO2 corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
Fire and marine insurance effected In first-class
companies at the lowest rates and on the most
favorable terms. y = ~
WILLIAM NJ. WITHERS,
Invs-au F. b. MEADE.
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,uTUsL LIFE INSURANCE 80 .S,
III COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

SSI-AL INCOME. $40, 900, 001
,Su ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB s.;
rr,EY !, 1861 OVER. .ses, 600, oot
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invi-
led. tes .s~
UG!ce No. 1914 Main street.
ID. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary. ST. s
b. {. WuEREY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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,,.vErR OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 1a, edo. -r b.rsE
THE MUTUAL LIFE,

,,,rEER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY l. 1868, s., 3s2-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
,oorrrTY PLEDGED TO MAKE GOOD
~ GSSEG .ft (

,,,-sons having property 10 insure viii do well to
'S,5 fSrc luSusing elsewhere. 10
'@,' ,'s's c1nitably adjusted and promptly paid.
!'' j. B. DASFORTH,
Secretary.
II. A. CLAIBORNE,
=, q, rrinciDal Agent
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NOMESTIC INSURANCE.

THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1866.
o9o'
Well invested and secured. rz
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NfLLIAM e. ISAACS, N1ce-PreSIuCnC.
d. j. lIARTSOOR, Secretary. .s"
CHARLES II. SMITH M. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
ap 2l--tl3m&w1m General Agent.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance. Registered policies
issued secured by the State of New York. No re-
slricnns on travel or residence except In the tro-
l,cs and no extra charge for change OF occupa-
on One-thrd of the premium loaned without Ia
Ming note. Thirty days grace given ON all pay
mcnts Peculiar advantages offered to army and
navy officers and railroad men. a.-.
WITHERS & MEADE,
General Agents.
Office No 1902 corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
Dr JOIl'S G. SHELTON, Medical Examiner.
nv 8-3m
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HARDWARE.
w. S. DoNNAN & co.

NC0TCH PIG IRON-SC0TCH PIG
~ ihoS-for sale in lots to suit consnmers:
mv,. II. K. BLANKESSHIP,
90! L-lm Commercial A gent.
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u n. WALKER s. CO.,

IL n. WALKER s. CO.,
Ds SUCCESSORS TO O. r. BREsEE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. IS
s Office l0l4 Main street, 5.s,
-s' 'oor east OF the post-oiiice under Messrs. Il.
p.,, III. Maury & Co. .,t GEa
buildings. merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In the city country, in
snrsd d against loss or damage by fire ut the lowest
'"I's III companies Of the highest standing.
nMoNacS e'iuttably adjG and promptly paid.
rent rates. .@sn ao22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-11

Schooner B. Fl. Jones, Davis, New York, mer
chandise, captain.