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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
CNuSCH DEDICATION IN Ba0oxlYa.

There was very large congregation assembled at
the new and handsome chapel Of the Tompkins
square Methodist Episcopal chufcd, Greene avenue,
near Ponpkins avenue the occasion being the solemn
dedication OF that structure. The morning services
were conducted by the Rev. Jesse y. PECK, d. d.. OF
Albany, wac preached sermon appropriate to the
occasion. In the afternoon and evening" Rev. II. 8.
Andrews ana W. II. Thomas oiiclael. COLLECTIONS
were taken up with the most gratifying results.
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TINTED STATES TREASURY.

u NEW YORK, July Is, 100.
Tho Treasury will purchase this week Three Millions s2o
Bonds, WEDNESDAY, Juy 2 70 be held subject to the
Congress- and One Million 62J Bonds for the SINK
ing Fund THURSDAY July ~ Bids opened ut II noon.
Particulars be had appiirat ht the Treasury
uAhIhL BufTERFIELD
&sslskant Treasurer
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race. In 2o:26x; the Youngster being second, in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
Marine Disasters.

Som ELLEN Orb Wyman, from 81 John, NIB ior Nsw
York. East Chop Holues Hole, Z4th nsSs
but WIN probably come oil at nigh water
scHR JULIA A RICH, fatten, from Ellsworth for New
York Holmes in contact with schr Grace Webs
the 2ls and lost boat had mansa torn and quarter
dan AL.
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The National Board of Trade.

The next meeting Of this bodrwill be heid
In this city the present week, its session De-
ginning tomorrow. This is one of the most
practical and business conclaVes oil all the
national associations which hold conven-
tons. The subjects for discussion have
been all prepared by the Executive
Council. and are such as: That STA
tistics and trade reports generally should
be made up to the 1st of Septem-
Der each year; that Boards in different
cities exchange reports weekly; that the
rule OF tares in all transactions should De
the actual weight OF the package nj the
time of sale. and there should be full weight
or measure in articles purportinS to be Of Il
certain fixed standard, but which are sold
by the parcel or package; that there should
be uniform practice in the United states
courts in ali the States; that all Ameri-
can vessels under register should carry
one or more apprentices, according to their
tonnage. so as to secure Il supply OF efficient
officers and seamen for our marine; tha'
Congress should superscde the uSury laws,
and make seven per ccntum the UNIFORM
rate Of interest when no contract has been
made for anv other rate that there should
he uniformity of coinage among the com
mercial nations of the world Us to weight
and purity, &C., &c.
These are all subjects of very general I'M
portancc. We are sure that such body oil
men as will be sent by the different Boards
of Trade in the Union must be able to Sug-
pest valuable reforms in the laws affecting
commerce and trade and the general welfare
of the nation. We trust that they will give
their attention to the laws relating to in
spcctions. Whether uniformity on this sub
jcct is attanablc or not is a question they can
best decide. It is certainly desirable. But
whether uniformity is practicable or not,
some general principles might be laid down
that would diminish the confusion which
now prevails with regard to Inspections.
Some Of them ore useless, others are badly
regulated. and in many instances the Offices
they create are mere sinccurcs for the MAIN
tenance of party hacks. No set Of men I'M
derstand this matter better than the mem
bers of the National Board Of Trade, and
we think they will do n public service by
ventilating it.
The Board will be welcome 10 Richmond,
and we trust good will come Of lis dclibcra-
lions
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HORACE GREELEY is out in column ana
a half card "To Maior-Gencral BESJAMlS
f. BUTLER, N. Co." commencing in this
wise:
"Mv Dear Sir,-Your name, I think You
will have remarked, is very often pro-
nounccd from one end Of our country TO the
other. ! travelling somewhat. observing 4
little, and reading nGWspaperS conSldcra-
Bly, quite often hear it mentioned. and ct
NAV surprise YOU to learn not always adj
mirinelv. And yet, while have for many
wears heard and read all manner OF evil said
of YOU (Somc of it ahsurdlv eroundless and
false), cannot recollnct that | ever heard
or read suggestion that YOU were Il fool.
Now. come before the public to impcacll-
not yourself personally. but policy where
with your name is popularity and promi-
ncntly identified as lacking rational motive,
and at war with common sense. Latitude to
that policy which prolongS indefinitely the
prescription and diStranchisemcnt If 4 large
portion of the men of the South for their
part in the late rebellion"
Greeley goes on TO say that in this matter
he means Cuisines" and not "senti-
ment." He does not impearh the proscrip-
ton policy "a harsh and hateful, bur I'VE
Uuote) as "dciicicnt in tact--in gumptlon.
L lmpeacn IL ~ HuI>lng anu lllcllStlH IiiG
enmitieS certain to suhvcrt, at no distant
dav, the party which is identified with it,
"The late Governor Andrew" the noble
"Carl Schurz," and other Radical LIGHTS.
are quoted in support of the writer 9
views-after which Butler is reminded that
the fifteenth NEGRO suhragc) amendment is
still in doubt, so that /" it will require the
wisest counSels and the best efforts to avert
the threatened failure Of that great and wise
measure Of safety. benigniiy, and peace
Under these circumstances the 1r1bunc
editor puts il to "B. b." to consider, as
practical man. whether we can afford 10
pick and choose from among those disposed
to favor that Observation-Disclosures it will
not be suicidal folly to repel any protfrrcd
or possible support. | ask you whether
any attempt to pry into the motives of those
who NAV favor ito ascertain whether they
were not rebels. and, if so, whether they
have repentcd of having been such-is not
a childish exhibition Of that spirit Which
'eoeth before fall"
Mr.. Greeley concludes his cDistle with AZ
appeal to the hero of Fort Fisher " to place
himself promptly and heartily ut the head
of n movement looking to the instant ard
complete removal Of all political disabli-
ties whatever from any and every one who
favors or shall favor the fifteenth amend
mcnt, and the prompt restoration TO all the
privileges of citizenship. Let us have
pcaceF HORACE GREELEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NET THE GREAT EVENT OF

rT THE GREAT EYENTEOF fHb
DAY, TIE OPENING OF THE sUEz CANAL
A COMPLETE SUCCESS. Route to india SNORT
epcd four thousand five hundred miles: Aho'ne'
great event, In which the people OF Richmoi'u Hie
more directly interested, ia the opening Oh Auo"s
ONE HUNDRED CASES OF FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS ut
LEVY BROTHERS., ...-
purchased since the last great decline. WIN ''i'
immense stock they now offer To the people "i
Richmond goods at much lower prices than III any
period since the war.
! 900 pieccs OF CALICO. usually sold nj l'e. anu
,s2c sound In every respect, but slightly mis-
printed. Will be sold al l2lc.-this embraces the
Iarres, variety Of Prints ever offered ut Al!
one time in this city;
Fu,1 yard-widc BLEACHED AND UNBLEAeh-
ED COTTON at 123c. per yard;
Fr,,-w,d,h BLEACHED AND USBLEAChEp
SHEETING at soc. per yard;
PLAIN ALPACAS, all colors, Mt 2Oc., would De
cheap at 2ic.;
HEAVY POPLIN ALPACAS, in oil the most ue'
sirablc shades. ut soc. worth CSC. per yard
PURE sILK-AND-wOOL sERGES at 1'c. per
yard worth Sl.c5:
BLACK SILK at s1.25 sI.5G LIS, -, s2.2', and
$50. all very much below regular prices;
r1 ,xSrIs of all coiors and qualities al ca
,rcmcly low prices;
RED BLANKETS, in all grades, ut prices to suit
the times:
T,prr-cI 9TH, full two yards long, ut Isc.
worth 81:
DAMASK FRINGED NAPKINS ut 81 per dozen
worth $50:
FRISGED NAPKINS, red borders, at Sl'2S
worth - per dozen;
PURE LINEN CRASH nj &c. per yard worth
l23c.;
at l4c. worth ooc. per yard;
EXTRA WIDE AND HEAVY HCChABACh
n. soc. worth CSC. per yard. no ~
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GeEED.

At Morristown. New Jersey, on the "fth az No
vemher. Mrs. HARRIrT TURNER, wife Of Ia
vid ELEPHANT. Of MorriStown. and daughter OF The
late David j. Burr, of Richmond, Va, aged fifty
two wears.
The funeral viii take nlsre from the residence "t
her husband on WEDNESDAY, lst Of December,
at II 4. M.
November 2ath Mise CATIIARINT RUCKLFY
~ the residence ~ Mr.. Bridget DOYLE. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth on Cary street, aged
twenty-thrce years.
Her friends and acnuaintaLces arc invited Ia at
tend her funeral at ST. rc.er's church TODAY
TUESDAY ut clock.
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capitalists now controlling the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad are oil guarantees for It's
speedy completion; and once built, the
benefits that will flow from 1t to this city
can hardly be over-estimatcd by the most
sanguine speculator upon future events.
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rFACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

That I. D. BRIGGS is the OLDEST ESTAB-
LISIlED BAKER In the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS does the LARGEST BCSI-
NESS in the city.
That /. d. BRIGGS makes as good BREAD OF
all kinds rs can be found In The city.
That ]. d. BRIGGS keeps the largest variety OF
PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
in the city.
That l. d. BRIGGS'S CRACKERS, OF all kinds,
cannot be surpassed North or South.
That l. u. BRIGGS invites everybody to give
him Il call 1t 707 MAIN and 4:d BROAD STREET.
no IL
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PR0pRS rs.

DROPOSALS.--Prop will perceived
L by HARVFYS E WILLIAMS for the imlnc-
'iate delivery of The following hin Of lumber Of
VIRGINIA HEsRT PINE or CYPRESS NJ th.
wharf OF the Powhatan Steamboat Company. III
Rockets, or at Norfolk. Va:
30 pieces l0Xlo, 20 feet long,
40 pieces 5rlo, 25 feet long;
L. pieces sxlo. 81 feet long.
As pieces 1oNl2 IL feet long:
Is pieces SSl0, 90 feet long;
s-inrh plank. %. orc feet. III frct long:
90 piles Oak or t'vnrcss % feet long:
piles Oak or Cypress so feet long.
no 2a--3tl
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY. ;
DOVER MINES. VA. November Is. 1859. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received
~ by the undersigned until WFnSFSDAY. De-
cemher lst, proximo, for the delivery at Dover
Mines Goochland comfy. either IT the month Of
the miuea or on the canal hank or FOUR HUN
DRED CORDS OF PROP TIMBER-Pine and
rak-not less than one-thira oak.
The Props must be eight feet or sixteen feet long
snd not less than six inches in diameter ut The
small end. Deliveries to he madc at the rate Of
not less than loo cords per mouth.
CHARLES r. STONE.
no T-3tawtd Engineer and Superintendent.
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MARRIED.,

On the esd November. lsG0 bv Rev. George W.
Woodbridge hr. PHILIP ROCK. Of Charles City
county, Va. to Miss LAURA NJ. WELLER. OF
Richmond, Va.
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YINWAKE..
HULSE-F GOODS ~
CHARLES G.. GREGORY

IIIAELFS q. TRLITEf
IS receiving, and keeps constantly on hard. alcEge
assortment of the most improved patterns 81
COOKING-STOEES, for wood or coal.
PaKLGR STOVES Of every description. TO
celebrated fuel-savcr, '.MORNING GLORY =;
The SHEPHERD COOK, for wood; hrRNlSr
and EVENING STAR EXTESDED-TpPC coos.
ISG-STOVES. the best In use, which Will lie sold
c9-3,n No. lilf MAIS STREET.
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STOVES AND TzNWARE.

SUSSY SIDE TRIU MPUAST.-Th
) only premium given by The Virginia state Agri-
cultural Society for stoves w.ts awarded the Sun
EY~IDE STOVE. For sale OILY by MoUNTtA>-
II. +. $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and IL I'M
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, aud heating
power. no i'd. u"
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EET TIE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
For
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOFS.
THE BEST STOVE OUT.
rET TIE BEST.

The undersigned would respectfully refer 10 the
numerous citizens 10 whom lie has sold thc'1
stoves as 10 their economy. convenience, aho
cleanliness. JOHN BOW Ehs ,
Plumber and ';as-Fitter, ard dealer In TN ana
Woodware, s"-FurnisGin@ Goods, &C., jrol-
Front building, Governor street. &c u
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ne WELIvE IN rHREE CLIMATES.

ME- WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES.
In this country we have different seasons OF the
vnar the tenpe nature OF three climates. Our
springs and autuinns have softncss andmidncss
that belong only to the Temperate Zones our mid
summers are torrid, and our Underwriters almost
arctic in their frgdty. These changes, involving
a variation of from ninety To on" hundred degrees
Fahrenheit during the year, are upon the wh"le
conducive to health and long life, but they tcnd 10
entail Uron us some distressing complaints when
can only BE- escaped By the exercise III due care
aud the use of 4 proper antdote when the system
is prc-disposcd to contract them. The chief ana
most a.Inoying of these disorders is dyspepsia,
once supposed to be incurahle, but which. SINCE
the introduction OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, now about twenty wears ago, mas
proved to he perfectly manageable disease.
In the spring and fall, but more especially In the
fall the symptoms OF dyspepsia are generally
aggravated. The profuse expenditure of the AMI
NAL fluids under the burning of summer Is apt
In leave the stomach weak and indclent, ana IN
competent to the task Of perfect Digestion II re-
ouircs tonic which will rouse 1t from lts lem
nrry and brace and inyigOrate without lrrltatlne
or intlam!nc il. This tonic has been proNlteu III
the wonderful vegetable preparation which has
replaced, IN 2 great measure IL the old paltatlFes
formerly prescribed by physicians under the raise
idea that the disorder could not be radically cured
The success Of IIOSTETTER'S BITIERS i'll all
clfnctualv exploded this flscy. and II Is now re-
commended rs specific for indigestion by some
OF the most eminent members of the medical pro-
fcSsiuu. no 2t-lWcOuS"
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AZ 4 C. BIN L SHO Z.
works. AND OFFICE: I!l5 CAEY STREET, SRAa
FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, Va. IL

FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, VA. IT,.
ALL Kinds OF new WORK: REPAIRING
STFAM-EStIISES auG BOILERS Ia city ali
country; TOBACCO WORK Of al kints maze
and rcpnircd, with All kinds OF steam-nttings imf
same: rLATFuRAI and other SCALES AD.
JuSrED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents ior
PATENT S'fEAM-EhGlNE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEE'S PATENT >TEAM-EN-
Utica Steam Gauge Comp1nys
STEAM GAUGES. Every one Of these gauges
are warranted for Il year. We know them I" w
the best gauge now in use. They II" LESS In price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the above ar
tirlcs always on hand. We al" Keep IlOLl- n NhS
PATENT SELF-FFEDIEG bli.-CtP, FOR smart
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves Ninety
per cent. Of oil. THIS /, lie newest and best Eh!ns
now out. Come AID see Il ana u.
GEORGE Il. SLEAC.
rayle 4. JACKSON ABDISGJG:.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPEOAAL NOIlSEs.
snT PINE-TREE TAR IhOChEo,
brow S.S e., In m ..rr- pdT 1884 LOzENGEs,
for sore throat, hoarseness' couens ~.
-. sixth aud Broad streets.
---== ==-==---- -=--..--,1-,.n
I=B pa,.o-or pba,on,s yatalia for the
-Aan'his. -, Itfo for tho Hair Ratchelor-s
]. WAGNER, Druggist,
no so-n NJ --
~RETRENCHhEATl
,,,,,,,-,,,
REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES 81 oo IN"
YOUR DRY GOODS Al
JOSEPH STRAISE'S'
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uUILE DE PHOSP Ii GREE CAP
LI SULES;
GRAINS DE SASTE, Do DOCTECR FRASCh,
to relieve habitual constipation;
SIROP DE RAIFORT lode. Lanc"lot
SIROP DE LACTUCARIl. Aubergier;
INJECTION BROU:
PERLES D'FSSESCE DE TEREBISTIIlSE :;
TUBES LEEASSEUR, for Asthma:
FASTILLES DIGESTIVE, for Dyspepsia;
La PEpSINE, Boudanlt;
PAULLINIA, Fournier:
PAPER D'ALBEsPEYRES vESICATOIRES;
PILULES DE BLANCHARD;
SAVON VERT OSCTuEUX;
FUAIIG hTEUR PICTORIAL, Espic
PAPER FAYARD EFT BLAYN. &C., &C.
Sold by MLAOE bAhEh'
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
mol 9l0 Main street. Richmond, Va.
100 POUNDS ACETIC ACID, No. g.
lOo a splendid article;
200 POUNDS HYPO. SULPi. SODA.
100 POUNDS NITRIC, MURIATlC, AND SUI
PHURIC ACIDS-chemically pure
for sale y :. +. DOVE.
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~ HALLS AIR REVIEWER,
ysntb,pe Hair Restorer, Phalon's Fatalia for the
Hair. Chcvalier's Life for the Hair, Batchelor's
HaIr-Dve, Christadoro's Hair-Dye, Blair's HAIR
I'VE Japanese Hair-Stain, &C., for sale by
/. WAGNER, Druggist,
no Colts corner slAih anu DRUM ''i'ele'
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INSURES on MUTUAL NON-FORFEITIN
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.

Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT. which proves the economy or It's manage
ment and It's careful selection OF risks.
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EDUCATIONAL
UARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE

HAHN lLLE LDn%A~
Thi. institution VIII eere-npened II hS ~ ~
October IL. 1892 The Principal. VINO has 49, No.
extensive experience IN the conductor e.
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, VII! spare no slI. 81
10 promote the intellectual moral anu pos
d, Seiorment of her pupils, ,.,t % All,
the ex!genc!eso of the times ,,,o ,,hs OF
Terms per session OF nine schoiasiic h'o''''
fonr weeks each, ending June 20, lSl0: S,a
Board Including lights, washing, ana ibei' 70
Tuition !n academic depa-tmen!,..... -
Tuition In primary department ...'..'..'''''' -
attn. French and spanish, eaeb,.. ..'...''''' As
Nnsic on she piano, Including Socal'.s'.'.'''' =
Use OF instrument. 50
DrawinV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........,.'.'''''''
PAYMENTS one-hali In advance: ,,o rs,,-
For further Information, cirealars WI DC ssh'
On "pp'N s. y. NOTTINGHAM, FarmSille. Va.
prpeReSCE The Trustees Of sae Col.e2e.
oo i7- ----------.
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T1IrRNITURE AND BEDDING WARE

II unIrsE laos and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond. Ea.-c;. b. STACY & son confidently IN
VIE their friends and the public generally 10 thTE
FALL STOCK, Just completed; which VIII Y"
founJ In be the most extensive aud varied ever OIL
fered In Richmond; and In every article they ~"
prepared To compete with the best houses III l!lo
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities Gu
able them 10 defy competition.
sHUCkS! SHUChS SHUCKs! 49,.
We will pay cash for SHUCkS In any qIant!1!'
deli yered in Richmond.
We are anxious 10 appoint agents IN every TO-
cslity from which Shncks VIII bear transpoftanol'
10 whom We will funish presses Tor pallnS: ia
ticulars on application 30 "'-
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FURNITURE, &c.

NITURE AND MATTRESS
4 WAREROOMS.-~e have now on h'nd 10
two OF those iron front bulldogs opposite the
Office, Richmond, Va, large and elegant stock =
PAR. Or, CHAMBER, and DISlS6.KOoh
FURNITURE % every variety OF style and nnl".
Also MATTRESSES and SPhTNG-BEDS, made
I'm any style desired. our stock Of CHAN
Der FURNITURE being very large, We are cor
idcEtwc can offer greater Inducements 10 buyers
thHn any other house in the STAT. Chamber lets
can be purchased ut our establishment from - !"
1900. SIS the prices Of most other goods are COM
ing down, have reduced The price -! every as!-
Gle In our line, and selling about As 10" -
We Gid before the war. All In want "i SUPERIOR
Furniture or Mattresses VIII please eHaIalL: OF
s,nrk before huy,ug we have goods 10 suit tie
rich or the poor. HARW GOD < hlITEk,
oc Ia opposite the p0st-oiicc, Richmond, vs..
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E A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
Wood Worklng Machinery oc all kinds, Ns-
chinsts' Tools and Supplies, Steam Engines, Mil
Gearing. Shaftiug, Pullcys and Hlngcrs. Turbine
Water-Wheels. superior Leather Betting Lace
Leather, Saws. Wrcnctcs. Steam and W atcr-ripc
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, card Clothing
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale one Stationary Engine, ?j-horsc
power made by Washington Iron works, nearly
new one Stationary Engine, I2-horse power ,
one Portable Engine, lS-horsc power one new
Fiuc Boiler. i2-hoIse power; one Tubular
Vertical. g-horsc power: three Flue Boilers,
Zach 30-llorsc powcr; one Portable Corn
Mill lot Of MilI-tcuring. ~haftlTE, Hangers and
Pullcvs: Pumps. &c. To be sold Tor less thin half
price. Also. :. large lot of all kuds OF Machiu,ts
Tools Lothcs. planners, Dril-Pr"sSe-, Index MIL
Ing aachiuc, Screw Machines, Ii,cs &c.. &C.,
That will he sold very low. oc 1N-c3l1m
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y6u & GA EBMHF3s Frssasnt
b. c. HARTSO0K, Cashier;
s Er + SNfiT Ills Medical Advisers;
PROFESSOR F. d. SMITH, Actuary:
u. =. FACkLER. Consulting Actuary:
JAMES +. WOLFF, Superintendent Of Agencies.
wN. p. IsAAcs, GEoRGE 8. PALMER,
y: 6; : TTAATREEIIScToS, y WI j y. TFAJE;TE5E,
join J: Il H T. Eb5WTARps 3 & H r e WILLIAMS
DAE'L j. ILARTSOOk.
This company has met with a success beyond all
parallel in life insurance. aud offers the south
crn public 4 HOME ENTERPRISE equal to any
and surpassed By none in existence.
Ii ADVISES the payment If all cash premiums. he
cause then dividends will continually decrease
each next payment. until nothing will he required,
and the policy my he source. or income. but it
wlllallow on-thiri loan on anticipating policies.
Parties who fail to pay AL cash premiums will
please remember their cash payments are not
likely to decrease, and that interest Is to be paid
annually on all loans not absorbed BY dividends.
1t requires no notes for loans Of tlic part Of pre-
3tnms IHt endorses the Loan on IT, policies Until
II has no restriction on residence or travel, al
policies are non-forfcitahc, and the right Of par
ties guaranteed on the face Of the policy as part Of
the contract.
II has the following valuable features wh,h no
other company gives The late war taught many the
penalty of being separated from the home Office by
having their past payment forfeited. This com
panv guards against this in her policies and in
event of separation from Its Office by any Inter
ventInli. guarantees TO such all the ight Of nom
forfeiture, paid-up policy, surrender value. and
reinstatement, rs though there had been no such
Intervening cause.
it. Investments are made for southern advance
mcnt. 1t brings money 10 our pcoplc--kceps money
to impoverl5h themselves by sending money OF.
which can rs easily, as safely. as proltably, b.
spent at home?
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks al
who wish to insure to compare its rates terms
progress. with any company, an! feels confident
its merits Will equal any other Company's.
no 3-d,Swlm