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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-15

MAYORS CoURT-.NnyOr Gdh0on prsSiding.-
The following cases were tried yesterday
James Sweeney (white), charged with un-
lawfully taking and retaining the sum of three
dollars from Paul Murphy, with intent 10 de-
fraud, was called up, and the case continued
un I'll the 18th.
William David (white), charged with threat
ening TO beat and kill Washington Trice (co-
loredl was discharged.
j. Simon Johnson (uegro) charged with as
saulting and beating Ida, infant child OF ".
Z, Granger, was put 10 work scrubbing the
cells of the station house.
Reuben Turner tnegro), charged with un-
lawfully exposing his person III the street, was
discharged.
l.. l.. Birket (whitel, charged with being
drunk and falsely representing himself 10 be
Il policeman, appeared before his Honor, and
the case was continued until to-day.
Charles Williams (negrol, was fined FIVE dol
lars for assaulting and striking Thomas Hays
with I brick.
Willie White (uegro) charged with unlaw-
fully harboring Robert LiZZon and interfering <
with the police in the discharge OF their duty,
was required to give security for his good be-
havior.
W. Redford, w. H. Redford, and G. +.
Benedict, were fined two dollars and fifty
cents each for being drunk and dlsorderly on
the street and disturbing citizens 1T . o'clock
A. NJ.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK

How often does 1t happen that whole family
is brought to tie point Of misery through sickness
being u1 able in such state TO labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance IN time, are exhaustng all their little
mesns for medicines and doctors fees a2d at last
there Is nothing Remaining but utter despondency.
An this can be avoided by paying In good times
A small amount 10 The fund Of the SOUTH&aN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief or the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying q. 80
half annually s5 every week when sick; or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident any other cause.
The premiulns are put so low as TO enable even
The poorest man 10 join this benevolent association,
and SECURE to his family enough TO keep them from
Information can be received at the Office OF the
company, sl8 Broad street. sa-.
DIaECToRs: William Wtldt, President; a.
Bodeker. Treasurer; John III. Pein, secretary;
TRUsTRRs: John Purcell: james Miller,
cashier Of the Union Savings Bank B. IL. Rosen-
baum. app
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LIVELY TINES AMONG DELINQUENT SHERIFFs.
Military men are famous the world over for
obeyiug orders and enforcing laws so we are
not surprised 10 learn that Ma jor T. II. STAN
ton, our new Auditor of Public Accounts, is
after the delinquent revenue officers of Er-
ginia with Il very sharp stick. He has al
ready obtained judgments against some OF
them, and officers are out now lingering their
assets: and he has caused notices of motions
for judgments to be served on one hundred and
ten delinquent sheriff and eX- sheritfS and their
securities, whose Indebtedness amounts in the
aggregate TO over 100000. There are also
many smaller debtors to whom he is now di-
recting his attention-such rs clerks of courts,
agents of foreign insurance companies, and
officers of other corporations, who have not
made returns and paid up according TO law
Altogether, there is 4 very large sum due the
State which will be safer in the treasury, and
the Auditor proposes to put it there as speedily
rs the very summary proceedings which the
laws of Virginia authorize shall enable him to
do So The people who have paid the taxes
will be pleased 10 hear that Ma jor Stan ton is
prosecuting this good work.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To -MoRRow.-Wc note
the following special appoin
ST. JohnS GeTmnn LuthsrGn.-Serviccs 1T II
o'clock, with the Holy Comm union, and
preaching and prayer in the evening at s
o'clock.
Sycamore (DiscipleS).-Rev 7. S. Arnold hav-
ing returned TO the city, will preach ut II \.
NJ. and S. p. NJ.
German ErangelicaI lutheran Sixth street,
Communion services at II A. M; evening SER
vice at O'Clock. Also, services on Monday at
S A. NJ.
ST. Mprks English Luhter0n.-The services in
this church (Mayo street below Broad will be-
Of more than ordinary interest. The rite of
confirmation will be conferred upon 4 number
OF applicants, after which the Holy Commu-
MON will be distribu ted. The church will be
decorated with flowers and evergreens suita-
BILE to the occasion. Services to begin precisely
1T I O'Clock A. M.
Bnptist.-The Baptist pastors have all re-
turned TO the city, and will occupy their pull
pits to. morrow morning at IL o clock.
There will be no service a. night in the First,
Grace street, Belvidere, and Manchester
churches, in consequence CT the participation
of the pastors in the ordination OF Mr.. III. g..
Townsend in the Second Baptist church at s
p. NJ, in connection with the tenth anniyer-
sary celebration Of the Young Mems Mission
ary Society OF that church. Rev. j. B. Haw-
thorn, of Baltimore, will preach the annual
sermon, and Rev. Messrs. Jeter, Burrows,
Chambliss, Curry, Butler, Deans, and Ryland,
will take part in the exercises.
Manchester BGptiSt.-Rev. j. +. Deans ut II
A. NJ. Installation postponed until Sunday,
May Esd.
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NOTICE TO LICENSE TAXPAYERS
ORDINANCES.

D0GS.-AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
L y and ie ordaim section t.o OF chapter forty.
ave or the ordinances concerning animals passea
May Ia 1869. ,,,.,..,
10 - al l,g,a In any street, lane or acy. Ia ibis
CITY unfit the owner or keeper ihefeoI snAil haSc
paid 10 The tty hamberiain 81 3o Tor the use or
tae city for the FIRST dog bitch and 20 Tor every
dog or bitch thereafter and the owner or keepess ps
thereof shs be required 70 muxsie every sacn
sngu,t, aud september, or each year and for any
failure 10 comply with the provisions Of this seq
lion the owner OF such dog or bitch snall pay o
aae of not less than slO nor more than 420.n
ordered that the foregoing ordinance De pubs
lished for one week In each OF the daily newspa.
Jcste: 4. G. HOWARD,
myl ls-st Clerk Of Council.
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CIRCUIT C0URT oP TIE UNITED STATEs-IM-
roRrASr DECISION or IEsrEKDAY-GoLp AND
GREEyB4cKs.-The case was this: Messrs. &.
NJ. Fry Il Co., Of Liverpool, brought suit
against W. II. Hobbs's administrator for
about e, 600 sterling, claimed rs amount Of
drafts oyerdrawn on shipments OF some eight
hundred bales Of cotton, consigned 10 Fry K
Co through MessrS McIlwainc y Co, OF Pc
tersburg. The account was proved, and the
main point i'll the case was whether Judg
ment should be rendered for the amount of
the sterling bills converted into gold dollars,
or whether the difference between gold and
green backs should be added 10 the amount in
gold dollars. Chief Justice Chase decided
that the sterling bills being payable in Liver
pool We're gold contracts, aud that the differ
ence between greenbacks and gold must be
added TO the sum of dollars in gold The
Judgment amounted 10 about S23 600.
MeSsrs. james Alfred Jones for plaintiffs,
and William +. Joynes and John Howard tor
defendants.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR ~ HgssIco. " es terday
morning Mr.. David Garden, who !Hes near
Boshers Dam, about ten miles from Rich
mond, had an alteration with Il negro servant
named Jim King. They were at the stable,
and the negro insolently replied to some in
structions about his work, 1T the same time
advancing upon Mr.. Garden, and shaking his
fist in his face. He was then ordered TO leave
the place, but fatty refused to do so, saying
that he was not afraid, and would stay there
rs long rs he pleased. Mr.. Garden therenpon
Went to the house to get a gun to frighten him
of, and was returning with IL when he met
the negro. More harsh words ensued and the
result WIS, that Mr.. Garden fired his gun, the
load taking effect in the negro's head ana
shoulders, and inhicting serious if not fatal
wounds. Mr.. Garden 1t once sent for q ma
gstrate and physician, surrendering himself
10 the former, ndputting the negro in charge
OF the latter. Gentlemen directly from the
neghborhood report that the wounded man
is doing we'll
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Two men calling them
selves Edward Maynard and Robert Lisgon
were arraiSned yesterday morning before
Mayor Chahoon, having been arrested Thurs
day by Policemen w. X. Cauthorn, w. II.
Ward, and J. Connolly, for assaulting and
knocking down Walker Mahoney, United
States soldier, and robbing him of twenty four
dollars and some odd cents. From the cyi.
dence it appeared that Mahoney had recently
received his pay from The United States. May
nard " Liggon, who were on his wake like
hawks after young chickens, met him and for
chilly took possession of his new stamps. lie
gave the alarm and they fed: but the policemen
above. mentioned We're too quick for them.
They nabbed them and carried them TO safe
quarters. The Mayor on yesterday, after
hearing the evidence, sent the parties on TO
answer indictment.
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OID TINE TOBACco.-We saw yesterday 1T
the Tobacco Exchange four hogsheads OF to-
bacco two of lugs and two of leaf, in the
hands of Mr.. J. J. Wilson, for sale, which
the owner, Il resident Of Caroline, represents
10 be twelve years old. The owner had il al
the time on his farm, and being one of the for
tunate men who has plenty and to spare, he
was in no particular hurry to sell.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article is the
true secret Of beauty. 1t is what fashionable Ia
dies, actresses, and opera singers use TO produce
that cultivated dissingue apr carance 80 much ad-
mir,d 10 the circles OF fashion.
II removes all unsiGhtly blotches, redness,
freckles, tan, sunburn, and effects spring winds.
and gives to the complexion a blooming purity OF
transparent delicacy and power. No lady who
values line complexion can do without the Mag
nolla Balm. Seventy-five cents win buy It or any
OF our RI spectacle dealers.
Lyou's Kathairon is avery delightful hsir dress
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FALSE ALARM-That sounded on yesterday
afternoon ut about O'clock

HEBREW LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Thursday the Goth instant has been setaplrt
by the ladies of this Association for payiug
their tribute to those who ''sleep their last
slum ber 1" In the section under their charge at
the Jewish cemetery. At the formal ton Of this
Society, the 10th was determined on rs IN ap-
proprate day, but rs its observance had TO be
deferred each year on account OF the scarcity
of flowers, they decided at their last meeting
TO make the Goth the day for their annual cee-
bration. Let them who feel an in terest join
them in their sacred work next Thursday At
the cemetery, which is situated near the
Shockoe Hill Burial Ground.
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HUsTISGs CoURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-S1,
ALiermdn 7,res'diH0.-The following cases were
tried yesterday: David Jackson, petit larceny;
guilty; sixty days in Jail and labor. james
Thomas petit larcey; pleaded guilty; ninety
days in Jail and labor. Julian Nelson, petit
larceny pleaded guilty; thirty days in jail.
Fleming Trent, petit larceny pleaded guilty !;
sixty days in Jail and labor. Ben njamin Jones,
petit larceny; guilty; three hours III jail.
James Jackson, petit larceny; pleaded guilty;
six months in Jail and labor. Fleming Trent,
under Il second indictment for petit larceny ::
found guilty; sent to jail for six months. PTi-
mus Johnson, petit larceny guilty; ninety
days in Jail and labor. William Nelson, petit
larceny 10. guilty discharged. james Stir
rett assault and battery; uoite proSequi. Will
liam Johnson, petit larceny; not guilty dis
charged
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TIE FEAST OF WEExs.-The Jewish festival

THE FEAST OF WEEKs.-The Jewish festival
of Shaber .ngote, or the Feast of Weeks, COM
mences this evening. 1t is observed i'll obedi-
ence TO the Divine command, "And ye shall
count unto You from the morrow after the
Sabbath first day of Passover from the day
ye brought the sheaf of wave Offering. There
shall be seven complete Sabbaths. Even unto
the morrow after the seventh Sabbath shall
ye number fifty days" From the counting of
weeks, therefore, this festival derives its
name. On the flfteth day an offering was
brought to the Lord of the first fruits of the
land. But, besides this, the first day of the
festival is the anniversary of the giving Of the
ten commandments to Israel from the heights
of Sinai, when this people, who had been re-
Gently groaning in bondage, were singled out
the recipients OF light from Heaven and TO
be promugators of L knowledge OF the true
God in an age OF darkness and superstition.
This light they have preserved from genera
ton TO generation, and it still exists, though
centuries have passed, rs the inheritance of
the Congregation of jacob"
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A NEW 81 SBLooS.-Ar. CuARLSs EuKeE, Cne OF
that useful family OF our C mmuai.y has lately
ntted up nice saloon under Shsfers ine block OF
buildings, on Main street near the corner OF
Tenth He viii have an elegant billiard saloon
1T ed up In short tia C. and his place VIII be cne
Of he mos. attractive In the city.
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HENRY KAYToN, Professor OF Optics. has re-
moved to ST. Broad street. opposite the New Mar
ket with a splendid assortment OF spectacies and
eyeglasses, well known to the community at large
as of great purity and transparency. Also, pero-
scoplc pebbles. n
=. S-The Mrs. and Misses KAYToN kindly
ofr.r, besides, great inducements IN dress TRIM
mlngs, ribbons, fancy and dry goods
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PARDoSs REFCsRD.-The Governor has re.
fused pardon in the following applications:
Adam Franklin, convicted Il the April NS69)
term Of the circuit court of Appomattox
county of murder, and sentenced TO be hanged
on the 2Sth of May, 1869.
Mark Bagby (negro), convicted in Accomac
county of stealing, and sent to the county Jail
for ninety days.
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LARGE AsrARAGUs.-So Some ten days since
we made mention OF = very fine bunch Of aspa-
raguS The raiSerS of this esculent have been
vieing with each other rs TO who should eXhi-
bit the largest and best. The climax was
reached on yesterday by bunch which WAS
q ather,d by Mr.. +. w. Martin, Of Herrico.
1t is composed of fourteen stalks, each about
fifteen inches long, and weighs three pounds
six OunCpS.
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"ILLTIIS Go" Is a new collar just introduced
BIZ our friends z. r. SPENCE Il soS. They are
always up to time-n1t only In collars, shirts,
gloves, necktics. &C., but In all that pertains to
gentleman's complete outfit. II you want suit
well cut and of the best mlteria, and st rcasona-
BILE rates, 90 to 1900 Main street.
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2itI1moltd 1ispatrh.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On ALL PUBLIC Oh PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER TIE SELLER PAYs THEM.
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U. A. GATHRIGHT will sell 1T 10 o'clock 4
large lot of furniture, etc.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell ut 10 o'clock,
on Council Chamber Hill, n fine dun stall
lion, known rs "BronZe.'
COOK IL LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 A. NJ,
on Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules.
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rINE FURNITURE. &c-H. A. AT

ZINE FURNITURE, &C.-H. a. AT
L. KIESON & SON have cn hand aud Will con-
tlnue TO keep d very fine assortment OF CABINET
FURNITURE Of their own mske, of fine ROSE
and will sci! ut prices as low or lower than be
had Ia northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask The pubic to call and examine for themsei ives
IN verify of this statement before sendiEg their
money from home, thereby helping To sustain the
iAmiiicS Of our wOrkinguen 81 home Instead or
contributing 10 support asylums Tor that purpose
In our Undertaking Department is X pt all KINDS
Or CUFFIt,S, with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CASf, which IS perfectly beauti-
iui and cure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done At thort notice Hair and chuck Mattresses
Don't forget the small yet weli-hlled house on
Governor street. No. loS, kichmond, Va.
NH ls-gm f. A. ATKINSON II SON.
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New PosT- OFFICE BoxKs.-BoX-h holders are
requested TO call Ut the post-office and exam
inc a lock box which il is proposed 10 substi-
tute for the glass ones now in use. The ad-
vantages of this box are that every box holder
can get his letters 1T any time without wait
ing for all rhe mail TO be distributed.
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"TNE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WoRan--
says the wise poe.; but even the earliest bird IS
not so apt at arres Ing worms as sirRIBB TT S
celebrated yERMIFEX or worm confsction1. No
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n ELLYsoN i CO. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, At pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eflce.
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KING WILLIAM CoCRT.-Judge Chapman
was 1T King William Courthouse on the 18th,
but owing TO the failure OF the clerk 10 qualify
no court was held. The Judge si@niiied his
Willingness 10 hold 4 special term, but The bar
seemed 10 think il unnecessary.
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FIRE.-At about % o'clock yesterday
morning two framed buildings on the corner
OF Thirteenth and Poplar streets were fired
and entirely destroyed. They were owned By
Thomas Hall, a respectable colored man, who
fortunately had no insurance.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Schooner N. Y. Turner, Albany, lumber.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Dunham
l. Go.
Steamer J. S. Green, Vance, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. p Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schoouers Nellie Brown, Annie Borland,
and Caroline Hall, down the river, light.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, New York ufa
lower James river, to load.
MEMORANDA.
PnILADELpHrA, May l2.-Arrived, schooners
William and James, and Rising Sun, all from
James river.
New YORK, May 12-Arrived, schooners
w. N. Gesner and Oakes Ames, from Rich
mond.
BALTIMORE May l2.-Arrlved, schooner
California; from James river.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

7 1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
~ NAMING Inc THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE NAY is, 1850:
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
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The latest styles of rich JeTclry, fine Watches.
Chains Pins, Handkerchief Holders, Diamonds,
Pearls. Necklaces, Lockets, just opened al Now
Lam L Co.'s, corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Mu2ZLEs-l oGs-CITY CoUNCIL.--As the City
Council insists upon muzzYug the dogs. our friend
NorSTcAsTLE, at No 5fe Broad street, la, or
cered on another large lot OF muzZcj of various
kind. shapes and siz s. which he Is sell NJ 4. very
In .lrtr
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II n. WALKER & CO.,
A/e FIRE, MAINE. AND INLAND

2Ie FiRE, MAhINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE. AGENTS.
Dnice, No. lok Main str, ct, under Messrs. Il. H.
Maury x Co.
Buildings. merchandise furniture, aud person al
property "f all kiuds, in the city and country In
II, ci ngainst loss damsge by ire at the lowest
rates In companies of III highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine aud inland
risks taken al the lowest rates.
Losses cquisably adjusted and promptly paid.
m
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Pre- NIc.-Liberal Grove, No. ., L. y. o.
Druids, announce Il grand picnic 1T Deurn-
gers City Spring Park on Monday next. Rev.
NJ. j. Nichelbacher will deliver IN oration
and Professor Armbrecht's band will furnish
the music
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TO TAXPAYERS.
UNITED sTATEs INTERNAL REVENUE
CoLLRCToR'S OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, Hay 1853. }
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
~ pliance with provisions or section IS OF the
act OF congress approved Juue 30, Dct, IS ameEde
by subsequent acts, and entitled :. An act 10 pro-
vide Internal revenue TO support The government
20 es" notice Is hereby given that have received
from he OF this district the itst Of annual
sxe6 assessed by him in Pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF said act and that said taxts have become
dIc ami payabl', snd that or my deputy Will
attend for coecti, II or the same, at my once At
INSTANT, and that all persons who shall refuse
or neglect to psy the aforesaid tax as assessed
against them, within the time above speclned, are
liable to be dealt with as Gefauters, according 70
provision of said act.
The hird District OF Virginia embraces the
counties CT Henrico. Hanover 60ochland grange,
Collector Third District OF Virginia.
l-6t
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Foa SALE BY TILE HUN
,RRD at the Dispatch Office.
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GARBAGE CARTs.-We hear many COM
plants from our citizens that the city gar
bagc carts have not yet commenced their
once.
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FFNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD
ORGANIZED IN 1912.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February l.
1859 over Sl3, 200, 600.
Cash assets. February L 1869 Invested In bonds
and mort cages worth IN every case uble The
amount loAnrd). over S32, ,0U0, 600. ....
Number II policies in iorce February l. 1862
G2,iGo.
This Is all-cash and a 2u-eIy uuut,,ul conn
7,1Uy and is conducted on the only principle
which time and eXpe'ic icnce has prove TO he uti-
mately safe and trustworthy, AU Of its profits
are divided ANNUALLY among the insured In The
most equitable manner, which can he used TO de-
crease The rrcmlua,s or 30 purchase more ineu-
rance ~ the option Of the policy holders.
Application can he made 10 Mr.. Lewis Booker
Mr.. John L. GOddin, or The Undersigned.
ID. n. WALhEk Il CO., Agents,
no. 1913 Main street
DE j. IL. MCL,AM. N. dical 4 Nalnlncr.
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FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,

e OPPOSITE THE POsT-OFFICE
MAIN STREET, RICHAOND, VA.
We now prepared to manufacture all styles
or FURNITURE and MATTRESSES to order,
and would request all In want of articles In orr
line 70 examine our stock OF cHkHSER, PAR
LOR, Aku DlNlN6-ROOM u RNIT u II,
dhTTRESs rs, &C, Of superior quality, and the
best and chca pest assortment that has been offered
- the public for many years. We have just
marked down our prices, and feel confident tncy
are suited 70 the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
H0LSTEkED. hARWOOD u RITTER,
apl opposite post-ofhce Richmond Va.