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LOCAL MATTERS.

VINO MUST REGIsTER-READ THIs.-The
registration of 1867, in this city, was can
celled by General Schofeld when he ordered
a new registration i'll 1868. In all parts of
the State except Richmond it is still in
force. .t . 3. E @H
Persons who registered in 1867 in Rich
mond, and did not register in 1858, must
register no11. EE rsiE
Examine the lists Of 1868 and see that
your name is on them. If not there, regis
ter nooc. 81.
Every man that has moved from one ward
to another since the last registration must
register anew in the ward in which he now
resides.
All that have come to the city from the
counties around, or gone from the city to the
counties, since the last registration, must
register anew in their new place of resi-
dence.
The classes last named must apply at the
places where they were last registered, and
get certificate to enable them to register
anew. The application may be made in
person or by letter.
Every young man that has arrived at the
age of twenty-one since the last registra-
tion should remember that he is now enti-
tied to register.
Speak to your neighbor, and ask him if he
has registered. If not, urge him to do so
at once.
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STEAM SUGAR REFINERT.-Judge Bram-
hall has granted charter of incorporation
to Messrs. j. NJ. Goddin, John r. Cooke,
Solomon A. Myers, and others, under the
name and style of the 20 Old Dominion Steam
Sugar Refining Company" for the purpose
of establishing and conducting in this city
mandatory for the refining Of sugar, mo-
lasses, and syrups. The capital stock Of this
association shall be divided into shares OF
number of shares shall be one thousand,
which may be increased to not more than
six thousand. The principal office of this
company will be located in this city, under
the management of the following officers Cor
the first year j. M. Goddin, president; !;
John r. Cooke, secretary and treasurer;
Solomon A. Myers, A. Il. Cardoza, Eman-
uel B. Hart, John r. Allen, Beverly r.
Wexford, Jr., Lewis Fl. Fray<er, directors.
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LAND SALEs.-By David D. NJ. Digges,
land agent at Gordonsyille, Va, 6461 acres
belonging to Mr.. Robert Taylor, near Cor.
donsville, Va, to Mr.. W. Fl. Rowles, Of
Fulton county, n. Y, at S19,650 454 acres
belonging to Mr.. r. B. Whitelaw, of Madi-
son county, Va, to Mr.. Peter d. Omans, Of
Columbia county, Pa, at 81 per acre; 15l
acres belonging to Mr.. =. F. Herndon, of
Madison county, Va, to MIR. Russell Karns,
of Columbia county, Pa, at $3.50 per acre !;
III acres belonging to Rev. Waller J. Price,
of Greene county, Va, to Mr.. Josiah Kline,
of Columbia county, Pa, for S15 per acre ),
175 acres belonging to Mr.; A. G. Eaheart, Of
Madison county, Va, to MIR. A. I. Ikler, OF
Columbia county, Pa. 131 acres belonging
to the same, and sold to same man at $500
for both tracts. f ..s.-.. ..-...-.... .....
The above sales were made within the last
week ..t -7
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MASS MEETINGS OF WALKER MEN IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICo AND City OF RICH
MoND will be held at the following times and
places:
At Raleigh Bakers, in Rockets, on
Thursday, 18th, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
At the Cooperative store, on Oregon Hill,
Thursday night at s o'clock. -.
At New Bridge church, on Nine Mile
road, Friday, 18th, at half-past 8 o'clock ?.
NJ.
At Ridge Church, on Three-Chopped
road, Friday, 18th, at o'clock p. M.
At Deep Run church, Saturday 10Th, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. @ae
At James Throgmorton's, on Osborne
turnpike, Saturday, at 4 O'Clock Z. M. .4
AtSolomon's store, head of Brooke turn
pike, Saturday, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. Fl.
AT Goddin's Old Tavern, Bacon's Quarter
branch, Friday, at O'Clock p. M.
At Talley's store, Wcstham plank-road,
Saturday night, at s o'clock.
At Hungary spring, Monday 21st, at
o'clock p. NJ. ~.. .e
At Henrico county courthouse on Mon
day at o'clock p. NJ.
At Sweency's tavern, Monday, at 4
o'clock P. NJ. as
The candidates for the Legislature on the
Walker ticket, and other speakers, will ad-
dress the above meetings.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.-If you would be bcautl-
ful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives puie blooming complexion anu re-
stores youthful beauty. . g.. ..... .s..... .f. q
Its effects are gradual, natural, and perfect
1t removes rctlncss, blotches, and pmples cures
tan, sunburn, and freckles and makes lady Of
thirty appear but twenty. u t,
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly, the eye bright and clear, the cheek glow
with the bloom OF youth, and imparts fresh.
plump appearance to the counteuance. No lady
need complain Of her complexion when is cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best thing to dress the hair with is Lyons
at
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the corporation of iynchburg In May, 1866,
Of horse-stealing, and sentenced TO the peni-
tentiary for five, years. J. t. 81. Miles, con-
yicted at the Hanover county court of rob-
berry, and sentenced to the penitentiary.
Robert Payne, tried and convicted at the
May, 1858, term of the county court OF
Gooehland county of larceny, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years; second
application. Robert Roaue, tried and con-
victed at the October, 1866, term Of the cir
sentenced to the penitentiary for five years !;
pardon was refused in this case December
6. 1867. 5.aa.#t'= '"4s '''
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PARpoNs REFUsED.-The Governor has
refused pardons in the following eases {:
William Holly, convicted at the circuit
court of Flnvanna county in September,
1865, of stealing, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for three years also tried at the
same court in September, 1866, of felony, in
aiding a prisoner to escape, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years. Daniel
Harrison, tried and convicteda at the Noyem-
ber, 1867, term of the hustings court of
Richmond city of felony, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years. Thomas
Stanley, convicted ut the circuit court for
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officers and Scholars,
IT., ,hnrS

MAYORS COURT - Mayor Chahoon pre-
stding.-William T. Dickinson, Walter S.
StutZ, and A. W. Dickinson, charged with
interfering with the police in the discharge
of their duty, were discharged. ...-
Jacob and Charles Harris (negroes), charged
with stealing eight dollars IN currency from
S. Hellstern. There was no evidence against
them, and they were discharged.
Robert Washington (negro), for assaulting
and beating Flora Jackson, was fined two
dollars and fifty cents.
J.J. Rowe, charged with creating dis
turbance in a public meeting, was called,
and his case continued until Friday.
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W.KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. house.

THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. house
hold furniture, saddle and bride, cigar-cases.
RICHARDSON 6 co. will sell at so'clock neat
brick cottage on the west side OF Cherry street
between Cary and Canal. f@t -.t ss.na
LYME BROTHER win sell at 81 O'Clock n very
desirable residence on the southeast corner OF
Twenty-scventh and Grace streets. .t
THOMAS W. hEESEE win sell In front Of his
.store at 10 O'Clock 4 very fine cow and calf.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock ut the
residence of Major Paul Quirk, No. e23 Mayo
street, his household furniture.
The MARsHAL's sale of z. 81. Gregory & Co.'s
stock Is continued this morning at IL O'Clock.
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ARREST OF HoRsE-T E-THIEF.-Detective
Craddock on yesterday arrested in Gooch-
land negro named John Giles, charged
with stealing horse from Joshua Hawks,
of Nottoway county. The horse was stolen
about the first of this month, and card
was published describing the animal. In
formation was gained through this of its
whereabouts, and Mr.. Craddock found him
in the possession of Giles, who, being una
Bile to give good account of him, was ar
rested. -
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JEWISH WEDDrNG.-On yesterday after
noon large congregation assembled at the
Synagogue on Eleventh street to witness
the marriage ceremony between Miss Bette
Kayton and Jenny Cohen, of Baltimore.
DIR. A. S. Bettelheimer, recently called rs q
Rabbi to this city, ofliciated, and performed
the beautiful ceremony after the Jewish dis
pensation. 1t was most interesting occa-
sion, marked by a scene which could not fail
to impress one with the beauty Of Gods
holy ordinance of matrimony. .a
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PUBLIC MEETIsG.-The friends of the
Walker ticket will meet at Goddin's Old
Tavern Bacon's Quarter branch) on to-mor-
row afternoon, the 18th instant, at5 o'clock.
There will be speeches from Hon. Robert
Ould, Hon. Alexander r. Holiday, Colonel
John B. Young, Major Robert Stiles, f. P.
Turner, and others.
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The IRoN-CLAD OATH.-General Candy
having issued an order requiring the detec-
tlves and sergeants of police to take the
test-oath, we will lose the services of some
of our oldest and best police officers. 1t
looks indeed as if hard times and oppres-
sion were upon us when such faithful men
as Chalkley, Peasants, Gilman, Perrin, and
the rest, who have served the city for years,
and against whom, as policemen. nothing
can be said, are to be ousted at this late hour
because they cannot take that patent pro-
moter Of perjury the test-oath.
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1t Is said that OF the greatest men in this
country-notcd for his piety, ctc.-caught himself
In the act of swearing when he found weak vinegar
always furnished him at the table. TO prevent
others from falling Into the same sin, Messrs PIz-
ZISI s Co. have supplied themselves with lot OF
French vinegar something extral, which they
offer to the public; and we advise our readers to
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prrrr1oys IN B4sERUprcY.-The folio

PETITIONS IN BANKRUpTCY.-The follow
ing petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
have been filed since February last at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy for this
district: Noah Price, Orange county Jo-
scph w. Bronaugh, Chesterfield: Noah F.
jackson, MiddleseX; a. G. Lipscomb, Mel
son; George A. Smith, Brunswick; Ander-
son Elmore, Brunswick Drcwry p. Mitch
ell, Grcensvillc A. NJ. Willis, Rappahan-
mock William p. Bosseau, Chesterfield NJ.
M. 1Iartsook, Rockbridge William f.
Crump, Chesterfield George l.. Jetlr'es "
Brother, Culpeper Joseph Phaup, Chcs-
terfield. ....
The following involuntary cases arc filed !:
James B. Field ct ais. Us. Louis & Brother,
Dinwiddic county Charles 7, Rady ct ais.
Us. A. Miller, Dinwiddie !; J. F. Kennedy vs.
Styll g. DAVIS, Richmond city +; Joseph A.
Seay rs. W. X. Smith, Richmond city.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs. = At n
meeting of the City Conservative Commit
tee, held on the 10Th instant, the following
resolution was adopted:
"ResoEUed, That every householder in
the city of Richmond is hereby requested
to furnish to the secretary of the City Con-
servative Committee, at its headquarters,
No. 1913 Main street, opposite the post,
office, list of every male person, black and
white, overtwenty-one years of age residing
on their premises.
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The new SHERIFF AND THE OLD.-Malor
A. B. Thompson, the new shcrillof the city
of Richmond, having duly qualified, has en-,
tered upon the discharge of his official
duties. He is highly spoken of rs gentle
man, and is said to possess every qualitca-
tion for the office.
OF all the Federal officers whose lot has
been cast among lis since the war, we know
of none of more general popularity than
Major w. A. Elderkin, the retiring sheriff;
BY his uniform gentlemanly department,
fine social qualities, non-interference in
politics, and steady devotion to business, he
has gained hosts of friends, who receive
with sincere regret the news Of his early de-
parture from Virginia.
Major Thompson's suretles are, IL. Z.
Clinton and John II. Hudson. Hisdeputies
are Messrs. John w. Wright, j. t. Keesce,
J. NJ. Keesee, Temple Elicit, p. 2. Winston.
J. II. Begleston qualified rs deputy sheriff.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1859.
--------- SAILED.

TUhI UF NICf1IVND, JUNE E0' 170''
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Wanata, Featherston, lower james
river to load wood for New York, Curtis q Parker
Schooner Uriah and Tobitba, Gibson, City Point
to load bark for Stamford, Conn.,, Curtis & Parker
-. MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, June 16.-Arrtyed, steamer Ken
nebcck, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River RAILROAD. =
CITY POINT. June 1s.---Saiied, schooner w atch-
full Carr, for Stamford, Conn.,, with bark.
NEW YORK, June A.-Cleared, schooner j. D..
Rapp, Gale, for Richmond. .t,
Brown, Higgins, for City Point and Richmond
The schooner Katie Ranger, Captain Martin,
by lightning In Hampton Roads, and put into Nor
folk for repairs sailed on the 18th from that place
for her destination. ~
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ANOTHER Big MEET1NG.-The Conserva-
tive citizens of Madison Ward will hold a
grand mass meeting at Deuringer's City
Spring Park, at o'clock this evening.
Speeches will be made by Patrick Henry
Aylett, Esq, Judge Ould, Major Robert
Stiles, and Colonel Thomas j. Evans. Let
everybody be there promptly.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MONROE
WARp.-The chiefs of tifties and leaders OF
tens in Monroe ward, and all persons who
are willing to work for the success of the
Walker ticket, will meet in the unoccupied
store-room (Mr. Henry Sycles's) on the
north side of Broad street, between First
street and Brook avenue, at o'clock this
evening. ., .. ...w ...
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THE Color OF THE TIcKETs.-General
Candy makes the following reply to letter
from Charlottesville enqtriring whether it is
against the spirit of his order to use colored
paper for tickets at the coming election
/" HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1869.
"Ar.L y. Porter, Registrar, Chdrtottes-
Uilie, Va:
sr,-In reply to your letter of the 14th
instant, the Commanding General directs
me to say that the color of the paper on
which the ballots are written or printed
cannot be prescribed without danger of re-
stricting the right of voting in individual
cases, but the adoption by any party of a
distinctive tint or color for the purpose of
Identification with that party would be a
mark that disclosed the vote, and in con-
flict with the provision Of General Order
No. 81, which prohibits the use of any
names, numbers, or marks, by which the
vote might be disclosed.
"Very respectfully,
"Tour obedient servant,
"LoUIs Y. CAzrARc,
"Aide-de-C Camp,
"Acting Assistant Adjutant-Gencral."
No colored man need, therefore, be terri
fed into voting for Wells.
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INSPECTION OF HosPITALs.-Brevet Colo
mel John Moore, Surgeon United States
army, medical director Of this military dis
trict, has been ordered to inspect the post
hospitals at Lyncbburg, Farmville, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Winchester, and Camp
Grant ......
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DAYTIME ROBBERY store-room Of
Rev. DR.. Edwards, Ninth between Clay and
Leigh streets, was entered by robbers at
about 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
They helped themselves to firkin Of lard,
some wearing apparel, and other articles,
and succeeded in getting away with the
plumber without leaving any clue to their
identify ..
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MEETING AT DEURINGER's PARK.-P. II.
Aylett, Judges Ould and Crump, and Colo
mel Evans, will address the voters Of the
city at Deuringer's City-Spring Park this
evening at 6 O'Clock.
Let every one interested in the coming
campaign and the election Of Walker rally
promptly this evening. There will be good
crowd present and good speeches may be
expected. -.#.@.-t
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of this body,
embracing the churches of Richmond and
Manchester, was to have been held on
Monday night last, but the storm prevented.
We have been kindly furnished, however,
with the reports of the several schools,
which show for the month the following
very large average attendance
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFicE JUNE II, 1862
Henry Brooks, Portsmouth, Va; DR..
Charles Irving, Amelia Courthouse, Va; j.
Nordlinger, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Jane
Conway, Williamsburg, Va.
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TIE POLITICAL CANVASS is active, and cminen1
orators are addressing the people at various points
from day to day; but BALDWIN, the eminent
clothicr, keeps to his stand on Main street, at all
times ready to dress the people. He convenes .
mass meeting In his store daily.
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There will be grand rally mass meeting
of the Walker party at Newbridge church,
Henrico county, on Friday the 18th instant,
at 3H o'clock p. NJ. Messrs. ii. A. Atkin-
son, Jr., j. H. Sands, D. C. Richardson, and
others, will address the people. Every
citizen of the county is earnestly invited to
attend.
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THE MAGAzINEs.-Turner, the news
dealer, is now receiving the July maga-
zines. Ltppincot and the atlantic are
already at hand. The former contains nine
chapters of Trollope's new story.
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CosyIcT.-William Mclean (white), from
Nansemond county, convicted of petit lar
ceny, and sentenced to one year, was re-
ceiYed Yesterday at the penitentiary.
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AuCTIoN SALES T1I1s DAY.

ION all public private sales Of real estate made
between the first day of January and the first day
OF July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but all sales between the first day of
July and the thirty-flrst day Of December the
seller pays them. --- -.----- ~ -- ~
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1869.

law. And the said Joseph Farrar is remand
ed to Jail. @s.a r go y .at
7o 20 Tried before James r. Caskie, Recorder;
Richard D. Sanxay, Senior Alderman {:
James Bray, William W: Timberiake, L.
T. Chandler, Thomas NJ. Jones, and Adol-
phus Gary, Aldermen a
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II You PLEASE, CONSIDER THIS For three
things the earth is disqucted: For serudnt nhen
he rcigneth, and a fool ohen he isdNed pith meat,
otc Proverbs 30 ol ....' ..# DIR. NJ.
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TRUE AS GosPEL.-Washingt has ma
jority Of 6, 600 whites, but the negroes have
carried the cBE by betWfen 5000 and 5000.
Result: Ethiopian government and in
supportable taxes. -
Cause Failrre~to register and vote. In
Heavens name let us be warned in time
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the n9rthern cities, at pub
lishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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ASK for FLEMING's SANToNISE WORM Con-
FECTIoNs, and take none other. III agree that
they are the best, safest and most pleasant Be-
ware of imitation.
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Latest styles OF fine jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockets, silver ice-ptchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents just opened at NOW
In
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NOTARY PUBLIo.-William NJ. Hill has
been appointed notary public for the city
Of Richmond and county of Henrico.
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olnpia
HI FcOTE
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CRY AND COUNTY CANvAssERs.-The
city committee have appointed J. j. White,
Robert Stiles, and John Howard, call
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
RED at the Dispatch office.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, }
RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1868. )

hIUHMU1NUj NJ, Uur1O 10, 1OVo'
The following appointments have been
made for Colonel w. r. Berkley, canYasser
at large:
Panlplin's Dep6t.-Satrrday, June 10Th.
Rocky Mount, Franklin county, Fa.-
Monday, June 21st.
Accom- mac.-Pungoteaqu Friday, June
25Ch; Temperanceville, Saturday, June
26th Accomac Courthouse, Monday, June
2Sth. a X. Il. DANIEL, Chairman.
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MILLINERY ...8
T1REsH ARRIVAL OF - eSa5S
Il PAkislAN ~ H- -yE8%
MRS. b. L. CAHEN,
formerly Mrs. 3. Demelman, /
Wv A pm,,l# cfra.af

formerly Mrs, .; Dem.lman' Z - :
,. o,.,od THIS ia Y her SECOND aSUPpL1 OF
400 FRENCH MILLINERY; - s,r,assed
which for beauty and taste cannot 1e III S Ike no-
veltes m Of the season AS regards her prices, sne
Sters herself that she se cheaper hel ean wtS ahS
III ,stronaec cannot fail to buy as she Is conn-
dent dent fhat She Can please everybody; r1lt,rJR OWN
n. B-Ladies wishing to MAX u iuEihD,m,i ~ y
o' o'r0tIijNYRY MERCHANTS wishing TO buy, Dotii t
,I,oISsaIe and retail would do well to call on her
before purchasing elsewhere:
CIogcd every Saturday until 81 p. NJ. >, In
May 81, 1859. .a.. .s..zercL-r Il ny -
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Cash receipts Tor the year ending February l,
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Cash assets February !, 1862, Invested In bonds
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Number OF policies in force February ], 1859,
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This Is an al-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
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VI COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-17

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