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FROM New YoRK-ExpREss BUSINESS
FlREs--Tus CUBANs-A WEDDING.-Ne,c
York, March 20.-The Erie Railroad Com
pany is reced:ng from its purpose to do the
express business over its road, and has re-
sumed its contracts with the old express
company. The Housatonic railroad, fol-
lowed with suit, abandons the express
business after a years experiment.
The Waverley Hotel and stables, on the
ground of the New Jersey State Agricul-
lpral Society, at Waverley Park, were
burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
The marble building No. 81 Read street
vas greatly damaged by fire last night.
Loss, S35, 900 to $40, 900.
About 81, $780, 900 has been RENTED from
Cuba to 3 private banker here, the interest
on which is to be devoted to the sick and
wounded of the patriot army.
Prince Louis, of Bourbon, was married
last evening to Miss Emelie Hamil, 81
Cuba. The ceremony vas civil one, the
Catholic priests declining to perform one Of
8 religious character.
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Domestic raarkets-[BY TEIEanApH].

New YORK March 22.-Noon.-Stocks active
and excited. Money offered freely at per cen t.
Exchange, 10Ssz. Gold, 1915. 5-20's, '62, llSb.
North Carolina 6's, g.; new, 5SA. Virginia
SIS, ex- coupons Sc Is new, 80. Tennessee 6s-
Ex-coupons, 56A asked; new, Sax asked.
Flour dull and a shade lower. Wheat dull
and declining. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Pork dull and declining; new. &3l .378f3l so.
Steam lard dull; barrels, lSA9l9c. Cotton
steady at 2shc. Turpentine dropping ut 52hc.
Rosin quiet at 81. 409$2 1911. Freights quiet.
Erening. -Money short ut per cent. Ster-
ling dull 1T 10S1.. Stocks firm with an up
ward tendency. Gold, 49, Governments
steady 5-20s, '62, llSsS. Southern securities
dull and heavy.
Cotton steady and in moderate demand ;
sales of 2 200 bales at 2Shc. Flour shade
easier; superfine, So. 550B6. Wheat lG2c.
lower Corn declining; yellow southern, 92c.
Mess pork lower new, 1870. Lard dull ;
kettle, l9@l9Hc. Whiskey quiet at 95c. Rice
dull; Carolina, 999hc. Sugar active and
higher; Muscoyado, llB@l2Ac.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-Cotton steady ut Csc.
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat dull
prime Maryland, $29S2. 10. Corn, rye, and
oats duh. Pork, 32.509s33. Shoulders, l5c.
Whiskey, 94995c. Virginia 6's, old, inscribed,
494 1865, 81; 1875, 81.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Cotton-Mid-
dlipgs, 27?ic.; sales, loo bales ; receipts, 8;
Saturday, $3.50; exports, $685.. Gold, 1919.
New York sight, q premium. Sugar better
common, llH@l2Ac.; prime, l4Hc. Molasses
better prime 75lD7SHc.
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q I.etser from Nerforlx.
Va, March nth. Is

NoAEohNs fAss uA0AVA itIur 1oOos
Editor Slate Journal:
/ learn from the Richmond Dispatcf
that Gilbert G. Walker, of this city, is pro.
posed as candidate for Governor by those
who are dissatisfied With the ticket recently
made at Petersburg. m :
Ihave no doubt the 1000 zebels Of this
city who voted for him in 1867 to repre-.
sent them in the Constitutional Convention
will vote for him again, or, at least, they
ought to, in order to maintain their con-
sistency.
And We presume the northern Copper.
heads who supported Mcclellan in 1864
and we're acquainted with Walker, would
rejoice in his election as Governor; fol-
none was more jealous than he to get up
Q third convention in 1854 to endorse
Mcclellan.
In fact, Dir. Walker mot General, Colo
mel, or any other of the numerous titles by
which he is complacently addressed by his
friends) can get any quantity of endorse
ments from rebels in this community, but
not one from loyal men.
STRAIGHT-oUT REPUBLICAN. z
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OUTRAGE NEAR CHAMpERsnURG, Pax

OUTRAGE NEAR CHAMBERsDURG, Pax
CLEMENT AND ATTENTTEp LYNcHING.-
Cambrsbarg, Pa, March 2l.-On Thurs
day afternoon last q girl thirteen years old,
snd two young ladies, oil white, and the
daughters of farmers living within two
miles of this place, were rayished by ne
gro. On Friday negro, nineteen years old,
named Norris, native Of Chsmbersburg,
was arrested, and is now in Jail, as the per-
petrator of these outrages. There seems
but little doubt of his being the guilty
party. The excitement in the community
is intense.
Ga Friday night an effort was made to
take Norris from the Jail with the inten-
ton Of hanging him. No less than eight
hundred people gathered about the build
ing, but number Of prominent citizens
made speeches and induced the mob to dis
perse. The prison has since been guarded
BY posse comitGtuS summoned by the She
riff. The young ladies outraged are daugh-
tiers Of three Of our most respectable farm
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IN MEMORY OF THE LATE HENRY A
WIsE.-At the conclusion of his sermon in
Christ church last evening the Rev. Mr.
Dudley gave notice that the collection mex
Sunday Easter Sunday he designed to ap'
propriate to the purchase Of scholarship
in the Virginia Theological Seminary, near
Alexandria, to be known as the Henry A
Wise, Jr., scholarship, in memory of his
lamented predecessor, whereby some de,
serving young man would be taken, edu'
Gated, and fitted for the episcopal calling
to fill the void made in the ministry by the
death of that gentleman.-Baltimore Sum-
22d. -..
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GENERAL LoNGsTREET.-His memories
of the late war are exceedingly interest
ing. He possessed more brain than any
General on the Confederate side, and it was,
with all its cultivation, military brain.
l believe that had he been made command
erin chief of the Confederate forces in
stead of that dull responsibility General
Lee he would now be dealing out official
patronage instead of being it's recipient.
urged him to get up book on the war, and
he half promised to do SO, saying, at the
same time, that General Lee was at work,
and had been at work on one since the sur
render. I gather from what I know, and
from what General Longstreet said, the two
books will very materially differ, not &c
much as 70 facts as opinions. Don Piatt
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Colonel T. Bigelow Lawrence died on
Sunday in Washington Of malignant sore
throat. The deceased had been i'll since
inauguration day, when he contracted q
severe cold, but serious consequences were
not apprehended until few days ago. The
deceased was between forty-fve and fifty
years of age, and was son Of Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Of Massachusetts. He will be
remembered in the South as the gentleman
who, many years ago, created quite sensa-
t9n by his marriage to, and subsequent
divorce from, Sally Ward, Kentucky
heiress.- Washington telegram in Baltimore
Sun
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WHAT SORT OF A REVOLUTION THAT IN
CUBA Is.-Our Havana correspondent
speaks in the most contemptuous way OF
the "battles" that have been fought In
Cuba, and of the heroic deeds that are
enthusiastically described in the Spanish
journals Of Havana. He says that actually
not single battle has been fought in Cuba,
or is likely to be fought; that the battles
we hear Of are at most skirmishes and
that any military man would classify them
Is Reconnaissance, and sometimes as sa-
lutes exchanged between pickets. The
truth is that this has all along been quite
patent to those careful readers of the daily
news who have had an intelligent under
standing Of the real state Of affairs. There
is an extensive instruction in Cuba, and
there has been good deal of small, desul-
tory fighting, but this is the whole matter.
Nsp York Times.
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RAILWAY PRIVILEGES IN ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, No., March 20.-The City Coun-
Gil has granted to the Iron Mountain, North
Missouri, and Pacific Railroad Companies
the right to connect their tracks on the
levee. This will enable all the roads tc
reach the large elevator on the river bank,
and give great impetus to the bulk grain
trade. The Council has also granted to the
North Missouri Railroad Company and &c
the Madison Company ferry the right to lay
track to the ferry landing in the northern
part of the city. Under this privilege the
ferry will transfer laden cars across the
river between the North Missouri and st.
Louis and Chicago railroads, and will en-
able freight on either of these roads to reach
it's destination either in Missouri or Illinois
without changing bulk.
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SINGULAR DIsAPPEARANCE.-On Elias
Kelly has been missing from his home, in
this city, for several days. On Sunday
afternoon young man named George
Place received through the post-ofice a
letter from Kelly, in which he announced
that his body could be found after 9 o'clock
at Chains farm, on James river. A party
of his friends went there on Sunday after
noon, and learned that he had been in the
neighborhood, but no further trace of him
could be found.
Since the above was written we learn
that Mr.. Kelly has turned up alive in Wash
ington.
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RAILROAD AccIDESTs.-London, Canada,
March 20.-An express train going west on
the Great Western railroad ran off the track
OF Beachville al 2 o'clock this morning.
The sleeping-car was precipitated over an
embankuent Of twelve feet, making one
complete revolution. No one was killed,
but number were wounded.
Lancaster, Pa, March 20.-John Her
shey was killed yesterday near RohrstoWn
by q train On the Pennsylvania railroad
while crossing the track in carriage. His
companion in the carriage escaped with a
few bruises.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain aud Flour Markets.
CoRa AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RIoHaoHD, VA, March %, 1853.

CoRz AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RIoHaoHD, VA, March %, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
Wheut.-White, lie bushels. Red, 664 bush
els.
6rn.-white. 2,42s bushels. Yellow, 800
bushels. Red, 70 bushels. Mixed, 2, l52 bush
els.
Gdt8.-s38 bushels.
RYe.-13S bushels.
Mtal.-l32 bushels.
SALES.
,Wheat-White, lle bushels very common at
Sl.s5. Red, $50 bushels ordinary at $l.66; 90
bushels very good ut SLIT
Corn.-White, 566 bushels very good ut SIC.
Yellow, go bushels on private terms. Mixed,
a9S bushels At S2c.
oats.-74 bushels prime ut &C., 70 bushels at
&c.: ITO bushels very good at &c.; Y bushels
fair at 62c.-total, 326 bushels.
Rye.-s6 bushels prime on private terms; le
bushels common at 81 80; bushels very good
at Sl.S5-total, IS bushels.
REaARzs.-The quantity Of Corn on Change
to-day was the largest for some time past,
amounting to 1900 bushels, of Which 53s were
re-exhibited, and but LOLA bushels sold; mar
ket dull and declining, and prices &c. lower
than on Friday last. Wheat without change
in any respect. Oats and Rye slow of sale and
atrates ruling for some days past.
AlcAandr1as va.
In Alexandria on the goth instant market
very fiat; but one sale Of IVhedt-Good red,
sl.9o. Corn very dull, with offerings of 1900
bushels, and sales of mixed ut 75c. Rye-In-
ferior, sl.3o. Oats, 50 to 7oc.-latter figure for
seed.
Wilmington, N. C.
In Wilmington, n. g., on the 10th instant
there was sale of 1000 bushels Corn from ves-
sci at Csc. Crude Turpsntine advanced Sc.
Spirits Of 7urpentine advancing, and sold at 40
to 4shc. per gallon. Oats, 9oc. to 81.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the Goth instant -Four heavy;
sales of Howard street extra at $3.50 to IS
Qatter choice); Howard street superfine, 1915
to &c. Offerings Of Wheat very small; sales Of
common Virginia and Pennsylvania red ut
$3.50; good Maryland red, $l.75; choice Ma
ryland red 81 Is no sales Of white. Corn
Receipts, 2O,235 bushels; market again dull
and lower; sales Of 5000 bushels white ut SO to
s1c., chiefly ut the inside figure; 1900 BUSH
els yellow 1T so to &c., principally at the out
side price. Oats-Good, Ct to 6Sc. common,
55c. Rye Sl.45 to $l.4s.
LynchburR, Va.
In Lynchburg on the Goth Cor7l-White, 70
to 75c. yellow and mixed, 70 to Tia. Bsesuar,
Csc. Fsathers-Live geese, IS to zoe. Fzarseed,
$2.l5 to $3.50. WooE-Unwashed, 90 to CSC. /;
washed, 35 to Csc.
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THROUGH TRAISs.--We are informed that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will soon have trains running from Balti-
more to Cincinnati without change OF cars
at this place. The route through our city
being the shortest, it will hereafter be the
principal route of travel on this road
ParterSburg Times.
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A Reported Cuban Expedition.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 22.-The
Daily Neaos will publish tomorrow letter
announcing the arrival in Cuba of an Anne
rican expeditionsry force in aid Of the re-
volution. The force is said to be composed
largely Of men and officers who served in
the Confederate and Federal armies during
the war, and is commanded by General
Henningsen, Of Nicaragua fame.
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MILITARY CHANGEs.-Company B, TWEEN
ty-frst infantry, now in Norfolk, and Com
panies D, E, and K, in Petersburg, have
been ordered to report at once in Richmond.
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Hurston, lately
commanding the sub district Of Norfolk, has
been ordered to join his regiment (the
sixth) in Kansas.
Brevet Major D. M. Vance, captain
Eleventh infantry, on duty here as acting
assistant judge-advocate, has been relieved
and ordered to join HE company at Camp
Grant,
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DID NOT ARRIvE.-It was expected that
General Jubal A. Early would arrive yester.
day from Washington on the Orange and
Alexandria train, and number Of people
went down in the hope of seeing him. Fol-
some reason he did not arrive, to the disap-
pointment Of the many who were anxious
ouce more to see him.--Lynchburg Repub.
Ecnn Dist
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NEGRO WOMAN HUNG.-The body Of q
negro woman was found On yesterday morn
ing near Coalfeld, on the Richmond and
Danville railroad, hanging by her neck to
o tree. When discovered she was lifeless,
and he'd probably been dead several hours.
1t is not known whether she committed sui
eide or WAS murdered. Our informant says
there is no. magistrate or coroner in the
neighborhood, all having been removed,
and until appointments are made the body
will probably hang there awaiting legal
investigation into the facts of the case.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-[BY TEIEdRAPHl
LONDON, March 22.-Eoon.-Securitiess steady.
Tallow, ATS.
LIYEgPoo DOL, March 22.-Noon.-Co quiet
uplands, I'D; Orleans, l2Ad; estimated sales,
5000 bales.
Afternoon. - Cotton - Sales reached 10000
bales. Breadstufs dull. Provisions firm. Ma.
val stores dull.
LIVERPOOL, March %. Erer,ing .-Cotton
rather more active; uplands, I'D; Orleans,
l2Ad.; sales, 1000 bales. Turpentine, sos q
sos. Cd.
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DEATH OF GENERAL FEssENDEN.-Port-
lcnd, Me-, March 20.-General Samuel Fes.
sender, father Of the Senator, died last
night OF the age of about eighty-fve years.
He was in his active day eminent as q
lawyer, citizen, Mason, and politician. He
has been Grand Master Of the Masonic fra.
tcrnity in Maine. He leaves large family
Of descendants, many Of whom are distin-
guished in the public service, Senator Fes.
sender being the eldest.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1BPAToH.
WAsHIyGToy, March %, 1869.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1BPATcH.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1869.
THE TENURE-OF OFFICE LAW
The interesting topic to-day was the pro-
bable disposition to be made of the tenure
of-ofice act. All other interests seemed to
be conferred in this question, as on it hangs
the dispensation Of official patronage. As
it became evident that there was great
diversity of opinion on the act among the
Radical senators, the latter held caucus
this morning to decide what action should
| be taken.
Tie meeting was q stormy one, and be-
fore its conclusion several senators, among
them Morton, Edmunds, and sprague, with
drew, refusing to be bound by the action of
the caucus. Those in favor of the suspen-
sion Of the act seemed to be in the ascend
ancy, and it was believed to be impossible
to carry the repeal without the aid of De-
mocratic members, who are, however, in
different as to what action shall be taken,
| Ill flCW VI tuC ldCt tudt tACJ 1CRdlu IL Gill;
ply as quarrel in the Radical family. The
caucus adjourned without definite action at
u o'clock, and again resumed ct 2 o'clock,
when again an angry session was had with
q similar result.
1t is argued that those in favor of the
absolute repeal of the ci7il-tenure bill
achieved success in getting the bill re-
committed to the Judiciary Committee with
instructions to report it back tomorrow
with the first and second sections stricken
| out.
THE MISSISSIPPI CASE.
The Mississippi case was considered by
the Reconstruction Committee at their
meeting to-day. They will probably re-
port substantially Governor Boutwell's
bill, agreed upon at the last Congress,
which authorizes the resssembling Of the
Convention for thirty days, said Conven-
ton to appoint the officers for the Provi-
sional Government. WALLACE.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS Cincinnati,
o., March 20.-At meeting Of the City
Council yesterday the ordinance compelling
commercial travellers to pay license for
selling goods by sample or otherwise was
Internationally repealed.
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The Cuban RevOIuti0M-The Repub.
Iican Movement IN Havana.

Hcan Movement IN Havana.
HAVANA, March 21.-Yesterday the
political prisoners were embarked, and
sailed for Fernando Pc. When the en-
barkation was ordered, the wharves and
house-tops were packed with people. A
thief in the crowd vas detected and badly
beaten, and taken to the volunteers bar
racks, where q police commissioners, who
attempted to befriend him, was killed. The
thief was condemned to death by drum
head court-martial. Duringthe excitement q
Cuban cried "Death to Spain. Viva Ces-
pedes," and was thereupon instantly killed
by tho sentinel walking his beat in front OF
the Governors palace.
Tonight there are frequent cries in the
streets Of "Viva Cespedes %! and riot is
apprehended.
ALI qualities Of sugar slightly advanced,
and holders are asking Q still higher ad-
vance. s.
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ARREST OF CHURCH TREAsURER.-Cin-
cinnati, March 20.-Mr. Niemeir, treasurer
of the St. Parl's German Evangelical Pro
testant church, arrived here under arrest
from Detroit last night. He absconded on
Ncw-Year's day with several thousand dol
lars of the church funds. a,
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FIRE IN LoUIsvILLE.-Lo,isvile, Ky.,
March 20.-James A. Halls hide and leather
store was burned yesterday. The loss on
the building and stock is probably $40, 1000
partially insured.
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Lathrop S. Hodges, a member Of the De-
troit bar, was expelled on "Wednesday
morning on the charge of the introduction
of what he knew to be dishonest and
fraudulent defence in case in the circuit
conrt in which he was counsel.
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I had il intimated to me, from source
that | consider worthy Of credit, that the
English mission is to be rendered to Edwin
M. Etsnton,-D Ptatt, ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 22.-There were 100
soldiers killed and wounded at the Here's
fight. The loss Of the citizens is reported
as heavy.
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A PpOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Ha7-
"A ing made arrangements to operate The Apo.
maI!ox Paper MIL we shall be prepared In a lew
DAYS TO supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratIied to furnish Its former GUS
TONERS and others.
sIJ, KINDS OF PApER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior CON.
signing x as 10 us Will ret elve prompt returns at
LUG 2 ~ : --1-N.- MCiLWAINE & co.
PRTEasRURa, March $780, mn SIN
DRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT THE
4 DESPATCH PRINTIEG-HOUSE JAZZ
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The Weather South.

SAVANNAH, March 22.-The weather is
cold here, and the wind strong from north
aast L.
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Tobacco Markets,

MARCH 22.-At the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings at auction were IS
packages, of which is were taken in, and ba-
lance sold from $500 to $40. Breaks to-day 70
hogsheads, II tierces, and box. Market ac-
tive rs last reported for all classes of Jugs and
leaf in good order, and prices maintained.
There is much frosted and nondescript offer
ed, but quotations for these are nominal.
Bright tobaccos are in demand. We quote as
before:
Lugs.-shipping (green or unripe), common
to medium, S5086 ripe, in good order, a5.750
81 30 ripe, in soft order IS. 5O@s6. so; work
ing, common to medium, $55oGS6; working,
good, S5.509S7; bright, smoking or working,
common to medium, IS. 6O@$l5; bright, smoking
or working good to fine, $l3QS25.
Leaf.-Shippng. short, dark, in good order,
81. 5O039 80; short, dark, in soft order, sc. 5og
IS; long, dark, in good order, Ss5O0sSl; long,
dark, in soft order, S79t9 so; stemming, short
and long, s7.5O@sl2. 90; bright wrappers, me
dunn to good, SlS@S3o; bright wrappers, fine
to extra S3O6IS9O.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
W. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING Feb.
NuIBER or PoLicTES fssuED bURINa
THE YEAR, ID, GO.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU.
AIRY ], 1885, 81, 39l
THE "MUTUAL LIFEn
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. It Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has provedto
not invested In fancy stocks or personal securities
but in bonds snd mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, a1d thus placed beyond Inc
reach OF any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual. divides its
whole profits annually among the assured. ana
or to purchase additional Insurance. At the option
Of the policy-holder. s..-.f
d. N. WALKER b CO., Agents,
No. lola Main street.
Dr. j. 3. McCAw, Medical Exsminer. mn &c
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IN n. WALKER & CO., .sF
De SUCCESSORS TO O. r. BRRBE1, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office 1914 Main street.
first door east Of the postofice, under Messrs. e.
E.E. II. Maury d Co. .1Eg
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds In the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies OF the highest standing
Losses equltably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland Insurance also effected At cur
au-5a y no ID
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FURNITURE, &c.

ZINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. At
II KINSON & SON have on hand and will con:
tfnue to keep very fine assortment Of CABINET
EUhNIT UkE OF their own make, OF dne BOSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &c., which they Will warrant.
xnd will sell at prices as lowor lower THAN can pe
ask The pub ic to call and examine for themselves
In verify Of this statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to srstatn tho
contributing 20 support asyiums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department fs ktps all kinds
Lie BURIAL CAsF, which Is perfectly besuti-
full and secure. Boxing end Repairing yarniture
at LhvII motives. n~t~ ~sd si~sh 1s-sf ~e~so1
uon't forget the small yet well-flled house on
Governor street, No. 100 Richmond, Va
NH 10 FIN H. A. ATKINSON d SON.