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The mean temperature for the month
was sc.
The coldest day was last Sunday, 2Sth,
and the warmest only FIVE days before, the
Esd, when the mercury indicated ut that
early hour sixty-one degrees.
There were two SHOWS during the month,
but neither of them remained on the
ground more than few hours. On FIVE
days there was rain.
The mean temperature for January was
thirty-nine degrees.
During the month Of January the ther-
mometer was only once below the freezing
point, while in February it fell below that
point nine times.
On yesterday, March lst, the mercury
fell to nineteen degrees, indicating the
coldest morning Of the year, so far.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AS agents for Virginia we invite the attention OF
II, Our friends and the public to the
KNIcKERBoCKER LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
as presenting the claims OF solid. reliable, we'll
managed company, for their patronage.
aoMETHIyG on

SOMETHING OF IT'S HISTORY.
THE KNICKEREOCKER Is ONE OF THE
TWO NORTHERN COMPANIES WHOSE PO-
LICIEs IN THE SOUTH wEBE KEPT IN
TACT DURING THE WAR, AND WHOSE
DIVIDENDS WE'RE CREDITED TO POLICY
HOLDERS AS THOUGH PREMIUMS WERE
PAID; AND II THE COMPANY THAT PAID
All LOSSES AFTER THE WAR THAT OC-
CURED DURING THE WAR, THUS PROV
INC ITS INTEGRITY, THE HONORABLE
METHOD OF CONDUCTING ITS BUSINESS,
AND ITS INDISPUTABLE SOLvEECY,
The kNICKERBOCKER has paid to WIDOWS
and ORPHANS nearly 81. 200, 200.
It's surplus dividends have amounted to over
$3.50 coo.
l. issued in 1885 new policies $3.50.
It issued in lses new policies 1917
ITS ASSETS
In 1899 we're, December rsi............sLhe a. reg. .o2s
In ls67 were, December II. ............. OF 6ss
In 1888 were, December 81. 3l........... S, 10, sec
The KNICKERBOCKEK is mutual.
Issues every desirable form OF policy.
1t allows trsvel and residence, without extra
charge, in the United States and Europe.
Ditpenses with nearly all restriction on occupa-
tion.
It's premiums are as low as any company can
msk- them and do thoroughly safe business.
IT favors policy.holders In payment Of pre-
Its dividends after 1859 will be annual.
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.
Near York Observer: IAN eminently sound and
reliable corpor alton. The management are from
our best bus ness men, and noted for integrity
and fair dealingsn !
New York Commercial Advertiser: " Shows FIRST
class management and ability
We might aGd other endorsements by The press,
but the above win suffice.
Applications respectfully solicited. g.
Agents wanted throughout the State.
THOMAS NJ. ALrRIENO & SON,
General Agents.
DR.. O. +. MANSON. Medical Examiner.
RICHMOND. VA, February, 1859. fe 2o-eod7w
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INTERNAL REvESUE.-The collections Of
internal revenue in this district for the
month of February amount to sSl,6l2.76,
of which $37 ,52O.S4 was paid for stamps on
chewing tobacco, S5,405.30 for stamps on
smoking tobacco, s2l6.75 for stamps on
cigars, $55O.75 for tobacco export stamps,
and Si3,225 tax on Whiskey. The remain
der VI AS paid on miscellaneous articles, sub
jects Of monthly return, licenses, etc. As
compared with January, it shows de-
crease of S45, ,l529 80.
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ROBBERY OF sT. MARK's.-St. Marks
church was robbed-for the fifth time-on
Saturday last. The thieves carried of q
clock and the pulpit-cover. They also
broke into the coal-house, but the coal ha7-
ing been removed, they got nothing.
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VALENTINES MAsTERPIEcE.-Our young
tovnsnan and artist has just completed the
model for q bust Of Commodore Maury
which is acknowledged to be by all odds the
best Of his productions. The features are
life-like and as accurate as the hand OF
any artist could make them, and the pro-
rortions of the head exact. Everything
about it shows the artists entire conception
of his subject, and the work has proven in
the highest degree satisfactory to the dis
tinguished gentleman it represents and his
many friends.
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DEATH OF SUPPOSED LUNAT1o.-Archer
Todd (negro), who was committed to await
proper examination as lunatic few days
since, died at the city Jail on yesterday.
Dr.. Trent, acting coroner, did not deem an
inquest necessary, as the deceased was evil
IDENTIFY the victim Of prolonged debauch.
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The MA1L-RoBBING CAsE.-The case of
William Archer, charged with robbing the
United States mail, was concluded yester-
day. The accused was acquitted Of the
charge of mail-robbing, but held to answer
indictment for miademeanor at the next
term of the United States Court.
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gsFERmARY.

TOLLEGE INFIRMAEY,,( Esgp-.4
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mtted except the insane and those lnbofing under
CONTAGIOUS disorders, -, g...- ..5-.4 .Fr -
Charges Invariably In advance}, including board
medical attendance. and medicines:
Large wards. per week, %.
Private rooms, per week, qlo 70 ~.
A small additional fee Is Charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members or the committee OF the City
Council for the relief OF the poor. and seamen on
permits from The custom-hopEe.
For further information. or Animation. spply II
the infirmary TO ISAIAH II. WHITE, d. d.,
il IL am = Medical Superintendent
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FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD EXCURSION
TRA1N.-Persons buying excursion tickets
by the Fredericksburg route for the inau-
guration will take notice that the tickets
are only good for tho excursion train.
They leave Richmond at 1870 A. M. We'd
nesday. Returning, leave Washington at
7:l5 A. NJ. on the 9Th.
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REGISTERED LETTEEs.-For the two
months ending on sund sy last 1,o0s regis
tered letters were receised for city delivery
at the Richmond post. Office, and $50 have
been sent from here II, other Offices.
The number Of Registered letters received
at this Office for distribution amounts to
1928, making o total Of 1881 received here
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A negro named Thomas Jones, employed
in Mr., VI a. Tyler's warehouse, fell
through an open batchway on yesterday, a
distance of about fifteen feet, inficting a
severe cut on his forehead. DR.. William
F. Farrar was called in, and rendered the
necessary medical attendance.
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RrNAwAY.-A horse attached to buggy
in which Mr.. Thomas Sutherland was seat
ed ran off in Rockets yesterday afternoon
and turned the vehicle over, throwing MIR.
Sutherland out and cutting his head quite
severely. He was properly cared for by
his friends. The horse continued his course
down the street until, in attempting to turn
corner, he ran into bar-room, where ne
was finally stopped, but not until the buggy
was entirely demolished.
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AcCIDENT.-Yesterday morning at about
10 o'clock small negro boy named Thomas
McRae, aged about twelve years, was run
over while crossing Broad street in front Of
Blair's drug store by buggy which was
passing rapidly by. The vehicle passed
over his knees, but, fortunately, no limbs
were broken
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RoBBERY.-The hennery of Mr.. ]. H.
Mackenzie, two miles below the city, was
entered on Saturday night by thieves, who
broke open the door. Before securing their
plunder they were heard by Mr.. Macken-
zie, who gave them charge Of shot from a
double barrelled gun. He could not tell
whether they were struck, but they fled,
leaving the fowls and q couple Of bags
which they brought with them.
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LECTURE o-NIGHT.-Our readers will
remember the lecture at Trinity (Metho-
dist church tonight by Colonel farrar
for the benefit Of the Sunday school OF
that church. |" Lights and Shadows" is one
Of his most popular and attraesiv lectures.
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4 BARE CuANcE.-One Of tic bes: dry goods
stands in his c!,ya house in thorough repair with
all fixtures complete ard having all modern I'm
prevements next 70 the corner OF Broad snd SIKH
streets IS offered for rent on reasonable terms TO
4 good tenant BY A. PIZzISI. JR. % tH~t
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n. ELLysoN & Co. win insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers In Virginia North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates. for cash. Apply az this sfdce.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAIa-

LIST OF UNNAILABLE LETTEHs hEAAia'
INC IN THE RIcHxoSD D PosT-oFFrcE MARCH =,
s6s.-George L. Westman, Evening Neus.
Richmond, Vs.; J. D. Craig, Manchester,
Va; Mrs. William Timberlake, Clarke
county, Va; Mrs. Lizzie Brigham, Oak
Ridge, La; william Pohle, Westmoreland
county, Va; Robert Moore s Brother, Bal
timore, Md; s. Y. Southsll, Charlottesville,
Va; West & We'll, Caroline county, Va. ;
W. T. Holdsworth, Richmond, We.
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MATRIaoNIAL.-Dsuring the month Of
February twenty couples we're joined
in the bonds Of holy wedlock. and entered
upon career Of dread uncertainty. o.
these, seventeen were white and seven 90
losed. sl9fs.1 '4I'GGE @
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Why suffer from tetter, itch, ringworm, poison
OAK BARRIERS Itch, blotches, or other eruptioDs OF
the shin, when B2Nsos's SALArEM BROTH can
be had Of any druggist PURCELL. LApD q Co..
agents. -. n
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Why suffer With bad cough when you can get OF
any druggist bottle OF PowERs's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF roLU Az WILD CHERRY which almost
In every instance gives rel'efT a9l s5
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RESIGNATION OF Rev. GEORGE JACOBS
At meeting held at the Kaal Kadosh Beth
shalome synagogue on the 18th Of Februa-
~, 1869, the following letter Of resignation
Of Rev. George Jacobs, late minister Of this
congregation, was received:
RICHMOND, VA, Februsry %, 1869.
" To the President, Officers, and Members,
of the K. Z. Beth Shalome:
"Gentlemen,-Having received unani-
nous call from the Beth Ell Emeth con-
gregation, Of Philadelphia, to fill the va
csncy caused by the death Of the vsnerated
Isaac Leeser, have felt myself constrain-
ed, from sense of duty to my family, to
accept an Office rendered me in 80 Aattering
o manner.
"The painful duty, therefore, now de-
wolves upon me to tender my resignation
as minister Of your congregation, to take eff
feet OF the termination of this present
quarter. In thus severing connection
which has existed for nearly eleven years
I feel much sadness, as I part with many
dear ones from whom have received many
evidences of good feeling and manifesto
tions Of regard. Be assured, however, that
although my home will be in distant city,
the perpetuation Of tho old Beth Shalome
congregation will be one of the fondest
wishes Of my heart, and that my prayers
will be offered to the Throne of Grace for
the prosperity and happiness Of each and
every ene Of her members, spiritually and
temporarily.
"Vsry faithfully yours,
"GEcRGE JACOBS,
minister X. K. Beth Shalome."
A committee of three was appointed, con-
sisting of Messrs. Edward Cohen, George
Davis, Sr., and NJ. NJ. Engel, to draft suita-
BILE resolutions expressive Of the feelings of
profound regret at the resignation Of Rev.
George Jacobs. The committee, after q
short retirement, presented the following
preamble and resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Rev. George Jacobs, hav-
| ing been appointed minister of the congre-
CATION Beth Ell Emeth,' of Philadelphia,
| has rendered his resignation Of that office to
this congregation-an Office which he has
| to the entire satisfaction Of all filed for
eleven years-and in accepting this resig-
| nation we desire to express our sense OF the
great loss we sustain therefore be it
ReSolved, That in severiug the ties
which have hitherto united US with our
minister. the Rev. George Jacobs, we
should do injustice to him, as well ss to ou1
own feelings, did we not declare our pro-
found regret, as well as the high estimation
in which we hold him as man and sacred
minister.
Reso1ued, That in the new and more en-
larged field to which he has been called be
will doubtless secure many friends, yet we
assure him that he will find none more sim
cere than ourselves, and none who will take
deeper interest in his welfare, for which,
and his constant prosperity and happiness,
we all unite in the most cordisi aspirations.
ReSolvcd, That the chairman of this
meeting be requested to transmit to Rev
George Jacobs copy Of the foregoing pre-
aruble and resolutions, and that the same
be published in the daily papers Of this
city. ALFRED MOSES,
"Vice- President.
"Sqnuel Banhei1n, Secretary"
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MILITARY PosTs DIscoNTIHUED.-The
military posts of Warrenton and Wine hes
ter have been discontinued by order Of the
General commanding.
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HgsRIco COUNTY CoURT-QCAETERLT
TERa-Justice Jacob s. Atlee preSiding.-
The grand jury-John A. Hutcheson fore
man0found indictments against the fol-
lowing-viz., Charles Harris (coiored), TWO
indictments-on for assault with intent to
kill, and another for rape; Dabney Minor,
for bigamy; John H. CloVey (colored), for
grand larceny; James Hickman (colored), /,
for assault with intent to commit rape
Frank Taylor, Pleasant Richardson, Will
liam Anderson, John Braxton, and Charles
Taylor, two indictments-one for assault
with intent to kill and one for burglary.
Frederick ShultZ, recently appointed by
General Stoneman, qualified as justice OF
the peace.
hiessrs. Robert Howard, George L. Chris
tian, and Edmond c. Minor, qualified to
nracrice law in the courts Of this county.
The case of Charles Harris VAS set Tor
tria, this morning.
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INDEX Book FOR County DEEDs.-At o
late session of the county court it was re-
ported that the index book for the deeds en-
tered there had become SO entirely worn by
eighty-eight years. usage as to be unfit for
service. The Court thereupon ordered that
the deeds be re re-copied, and q new book be
furnished for the work. The work was
given to Messrs. J. W. Randolph and Eng
Fish, and they have turned out book which,
for the substantial nature Ct its make and
it's handsome and tasty finish, cannot be ex-
oelled. The rims Of the book ore Of brass,
the sides and back as strong as though made
of metal, and the paper of the best kind
Il ia guaranteed to last o hundred years.
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MErEoHoLoGICAL.-W give below the
statement Of the thermometer for each day
of the past month. The figures were taken
at sunrise usually the coldest period Of
the twentyfour hours:
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marine gNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 3, 1869.
Sun rises. 6.22 Moon rises :. ). !. no. %
sun sets. High tide, P. n. ;. r. %
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DESSOEUTEONS, &c.

DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSHiP
the concern Of BUkkEsS & POWERS was
dissolved on the 1st OF February by reason Of the
death Of Mr.. j ames T.. Powers. All parties tu-
debted to the concern are req C ted to mase I'm
mediate pay ment facilitate us la winding up The
business JAMES T.. BURRrcS,
Surviving partner.
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4itltntond Dispateh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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.....n. NEW OUNCERN.
JAMES z. BURRFsS, LEWIS 81. BLAZE and
GEORaE d. IHAXToH have formed co-part-
nershp to conduct the Wholesale White Goods,
Notion, Fancy u. ods. Hosiery business, as for
meriy conducted by Burress Powers, and cor
daily invite both city and country merchants to XII
examination OF their stock. -
80 BUkkEsS Blair d TIA AXTON,
4. "a. a. .s se-E Eo..l4 Pearl street, Richmond.
n. B. The books Of Burress 4 Powers will be
found with Burress, Blair Il haxton. The new
C .ncern Will 81 tile the accuuntS. IL lI-lm
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AGENCY

SOUTRERN AGENCY
WILCOX & GIBBns SEWING AAghIAE
siS MAIN sraEx1, RIcRGoHpt VA,
= next door 10 Adama EIpres4 oEhce.
Constantly ON hand & large stock of taeSe popu-
which for simpiieity, durability, and the variety
OF work done With them, make St the most deatfs-
Sle Machine In market The stmp8est ntad can
lsAfA ~ "o JIaEs u, A. aIRBs Proprtssos.
de- sas-&m g.E. GIBBA Age2A
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To accommodate persons desirous OF visiting
Washington the occasion OF The inauRuraiion
Of General Grant President OF the United states
ON the An OF March instant 40 r &c y RSl y
TENtS will be run, leaving The depot corner
Byrd and Eighth streets Oh The 2d OF Harch At
ll:,O A. NJ, and Will ariiye in Washington the
same AFTERNOON. Beturntng will leave washing
: ton In an EXCURSION BOT on tho morning Of
the 9Th of March at T:s, and arrive In Richmond
the same afternoon.
i ickeCs good TO 60 this train only, and to re-
turn only On The excursion boat and train. can he
procured fJr Ten tOLL KS Ut the ticket oi,o
corner Rsrd aud Eighth streets, on the morning or
the 3d OF March. }. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH superintendent Transportation.
wall,
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DIsBCRsgGHHT5 :

BY amount disbursed from lst Oc-
tober, 1855, to 3lst January, 1889,
luCluSlFe... 11A"boS- w
January, 1862. s60..................... 1876 rs
9Soo nnc "a
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On AIr. PUB1rc oE PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETwEEN THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE First DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES fOP THE fHh.
SENT YEAR, ECT on ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE TH1RTf-Flhst
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEN
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON will sell at
o'clock number of lots in the plan ot
Belvidere.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at Az O'Clock n
frame store and dwelling on the east SIDE
of Tenth between Byrd and Canal streets.
COOK Z; LAUGHTON viii sell ut their store
at 10 A. NJ. general asa ortment OF house
hold furniture.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

JOBN Z. CARY (late General Agent Of
Il ,hs Vlrasria PeDi enriary) & X. Z. DE
SuSI,DS, Genersi Agents for the PIEDMONT
Snpfg lNrUSA >GE COMPANY for Northern
,,,rsfnta snd Maryland. corner Ninth and Main
.trertS. VI h;nond, Va. rose-ofice lock-box a.
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THEATRE.
OLE BOIL,
The world-renowned VIOGINIST,
respectfully announces
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
yYlHEATRE.


TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDhY and SATURDAY EVENING",
March sth and eth. assisted By the following
artists: .# .##f
Mas. g. A. BARRY, Iontralto, OF the Handel
Mn WILLIAM MACDONALD, the popular
Tenor .Ba EDl.
com anist, from tn. Leipstc Conservatory OF
Music.
!" An entire change OF programme for each eve
ning.h @f
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle tresrrved). 10
Orchestra treservedl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
Parquette. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Family Circle. .....................
ttai'erle3. e.
Sale al reserved SEAS Will commence tn URo-
DAY NORNISGr 35th fnstant, a. ~ O'Clock, ~
the Richmond Musical Exchange, go u ain street.
fe 22-td .'f.& s4 #...#e.
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MEETINGS.


rEsHE MEMBERS OF RoANE -esHss,s,
h LODGE, Eo, 49, ]. q. d. F.rS%%&A
viii attend special meeting or their SsySS
Lodge Oh THIS ti'uesGayt AVEslSa ~ ~aaSfsN
beccan will b conferred. gfothers OF the 0rcer
in other Loogts de.irins TO receive. OK have tho
degree conferred Gn their wives are Invited 70 "
present. wsSI segaEt
BY resolution Of Lodge. - !.
NH 2--itN Il. WILEY DAVIS, Sccretary.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
~ FAHY CF TIE UNITED STATES OF
EaERIC 4, WASH 'GTON, D. C.-CHAhTER- CHAN
y Ere Il 5rTqIh Y y AcS s2sa q 2SeShff zFrA A.
F. fiGR FSGsr SENK sEfLb1Sa
the Company is .caraactes,, sIdto which all gene
raj correspondence should DC addressed
OFFlCERs:
CLARENCE q. CLARK, Prsuident-
JAY COOKE, Chat.man Finance and Executive
EgGRY D. COOKE, y1ce-pes,den..
EMEKsON ". PEET, Hecre,sry and Actusry.
This Company, nsttoRa! IN ts character, otere,
by reason q It's large capital low rates Of pre-.
insurinX lfe yet presented to tee public.
The rates o!prtTuium, helDglarsely reduced, are
best mutual COMPANIES, and fvoid all the compn,,
cations and uncertAtnt!ea Of Totes, dividends, ano
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wh1Ch.ne latter are SO APT
10 cause the policy-Eoldef:
sented, which need oalE TO hsundsrstooq % PS99Tye
PR5HTGiNa iSt5isTHti e p PpdLICY shi RETusN Pre-
AIuM POLICY. II the former the pohey-holder s
but VIII receive If living, sser a period OF a few
ycars, On a,uGI t,:cons eosaI to fe. per cent ne
Per cert as per ?htS Pity, ,,i In sas is51es fs
total amount Of 1.o:ss he hGz z1id IN, in add1foss
70 the amount Of AS Poltcg.
their lives, or Increasing tb' amount OF insurance
they already have, IL caedto tie special adVan-
tAges oGereu by tnG y SalioHl t1Ie 1nsuIanSS SoAa
psny. .
on application TO the hrsach office OF the Com
p-HSjj SKY & COOKE y CO., Washington, D: c., =,
General hgsnsg for DistrS. OF Colnlnbis, Virginia,
$. 3. SMITH, CashiA first National Bank,
Richmond, the Agent forf tanrlco, Campbell, and
Dinw1ddie cognttas ,....- de a-sm
M UTUAL LIFE lN3URANCE
I'VE CuMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CAsH ASSETS YESS SADING FEB-'
RUAKI l, 1865. OEE3 3.......,....... @25, COO COG
EUdBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YER. le, $40. ;.
EUMBER OF fOnICIfs; IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY L los So 2sA
THE "MUT!AL LIFE ~
lie now by far the WE4LTBIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. Ii Is conducted on the only
principle which time ant experience has proVeao
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy. Its assets are
not Invested in fancy sto personal securltles,
but IL bonds aud mortgages on real estate, being
hrsL lieu on same, ant thus placed beyond Inc
reach or any contingency.
The com npauy, being purely mutual, divides It's
whole profits annually among the assured, and
this dividend can be ustd I'm payment Of premiums
or 70 purchase additional insurance, at the option
or the policy holder. 1tA1' -ts.
No. 1914 Main street.
DR.. j. q. HcChw, Medical Examiner. NH g
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Total balances per journals --------
of this office January
3st, ls63................ ....sll0, 443 80
Total balances per cash
books Of this Office jan
uarv 3lst, 1859. los, 73s 81
Difference of .......... --slO, 7o4 -
Created by sundry checks issued ut
the Treasury Once Of Virginia,
and not paid 1T bank prior to 3lst
January, 1862 amounting to...Sl0, -04 70
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