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SPRING 1869.


.r-nsy GOODS. SPRING 1869.
MORE NEW GOODS.
o-,,, crowds are rushing daily TO secure the
GREAT BARGAINS
which are now offered at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
EroAp. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
-, now constantly receiving from New YORK
.,,,,s great ba, gains 10 all kinds Of goods suit
,Jc for the season:
Csrfco 81 TO- l?sc.-the best at lsc.;
es,,t,rul Lustre Alpaca for &c.,;
sprtnr rop!tn al &c.,
striped Chal!es at2sc.;
rs,ast!.ched Cambria Eaudkerchiefs at 7cc.;
rc,s ,uen Handkerc chiefs at Sl.2s per dozen;
o,msss Doyles, pain and colored-bordered, at
AIS per d zen;
r.cs Collars at 20 and 2sc
rnhroIdered and Lace Handkerchief at 50 and 75c;
Hack Towels, large size, at 2sc.;
Nsr.enes Quilts at $3.50;
Utf.s Goods Of every description;
Hc!sery and Gloves, large variety;
Cor.ets and Hoop-Skirts;
Lace Curtains:
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Csss,meres, Cloth, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, for
BOYS ard Mems wear, at 2sc and upwards;
and many more articles, too numerous to mention.
Remember, low prices make rapid sales is the
motto Of JULIUS SY Gle, AIS Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keintnghams bookstore.
Closed on SATURDAY. ...... .
saesmen RITTER 6. CARE, GEO. SwABACHER,
j.. TURNER JONAS WEINBERG. mhco
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man in buggy, provided with bags, for
samples Of the mythical roots, with
our captain, to City Point. Reach
ing this place, the Boy State was
found wanting. The representative Of
Messrs. Roper & Davis wished to hire
a tug to 60 down the river to meet the gal
liant ship, but her gallant captain was un-
willing to risk his life on the stormy waters
in 80 frail craft Finding that the gen.
tleman Of business was about to insist on
it, he considered prudence the better part
Of vslor, and made tracks for parts un-
known.
Scene Third: :-NorfoLt Enter Captain
Raye, now surnamed Whitney Long: With
his ready tongue and plausible stories he
succeeded in gaining fifty dollars from o
merchant, and makes his exit exultingly.
Considerable time has elapsed since the
close of this scene and the next, which has
not yet been laid.
Rsye was once mate Of schooner
calling in James river. He would be re-
cognized by the fact Of being disabled in
one hand. He is said to have been an
honest man before the war, and always
paid his bosrd-bills regularly.
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon presi-
ding.-George Wiley and York Williams
(negroes), charged with breaking into the
store of J. W. Verlander and stealing 500
pounds of bacon, were called up, but on mo-
tion Of the prisoners the case was continued
until to-day.
William Hackett, William Johnson, and
Jane Hackett (negroes), charged with re-
ceiving the aforesaid stolen goods, were also
arraigned, and the case continued.
William Hogan (small boy), charged with
selling tobacco without license, was set
back to await parental castigation. -.
Edward Branch (negro), charged with
stealing an iron settee from V: NJ. r.
Branch, was sent on to answer Indictment.
NJ. Kiser, charged with having in his
possession q gold watch belonging to F. N.
Wise, was called, and in the absence Of wit
nesses the case vas continued.
Anumber Of petty cases were called and
continued.
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ROBBED HIS FArHER.-Henry Kslso was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday,
charged with having in his possession SITS
in stolen money. No evidence being ad-
duced, the Mayor held him for further in
vestigation. During yesterday party ar
rived who brought charges against the ac-
cused for stealing the money from his own
father. He will be carried to Farmville
this morning for trial. Kelso is worth
less character, and has boarded for q con-
siderable period in the city Jail. BE Was
one Of the ringleaders in the dastardly at
tempt to murder Jailor Hall made during
last year.
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The housekeepnr and larnd-ess should be e1-
tremely careful that their servants use no hour as
starch, or II, starch for st Will ruin the nest and
In time deztroy any, fabric. Starch In i,s natural
purity and Strengths pu:ely white and flee from
sourness and disagreesble odsts, while -four
teven the best) contains large quantity Of gluten
and OIL which discoors the linen, and destroys 1t
by the frequent beachings. The evils OF both
flour and Impure starch should he avoided. 1t
cannot be economy tc ruin the linen by dscolortng
IL with yello,o, sour, or muSty starch, or by a
mixture even worse-that or flour mixed with any
grade Of starch. Directions for using DURYEA'S
sATIN-GLoSs STARCH will be found upon each
package and box.
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INTERESTING LECTURE.-Rev. John Will
liam Jones, of Lexington, will deliver his
lecture on Religion in the Army Of North
ern Virginia " in the First Baptist church
on next Tuesday night. This lecture has
been highly complimented by the press
where it has been delivered. MIR. Jones
was connected with the army from the 18th
April, 1861, to the surrender at Appomat.
tox Courthouse, and was present at every
important battle during this period. His
lecture will be ono of the most interesting
we have had this season, and should be
honored with full house; especially ss
the proceeds are to be used in the erection
of q house of worship in Lexington.
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An adjourned meeting of the City Coun-
Gil was held yesterday afternoon. Present !:
Messrs. Kent (presiding), Yale. Miller,
King, Parker, Dunham, Ordway, Friedley,
CroHell, and Merriman.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced as the next
business in order the announcement of the
standing committees. he had bestowed
great care in his selections, and had found
great difficulty in making them. Before
announcing them, he regretted to have to
present to the Council the resignation Of
one Of its oldest and best members. He
then read the following communication
RICHMOND, March. Is, 1869.
!" Hon. Fl. L. Kent, President of the Cossn-
cilof the city of Richmond:
"Dear Sir,-Do me the favor to present
to the Council this my resignation as a
member of that body. Wishing you and
each member Of the Council health, happi-
ness, and prosperity, have the honor to be
your and their friend and obedient servant,
"GEoRGE W. SMITH,"
The resignation was accepted.
The President then announced the stand
ing committees, as follows:
Finance.-Messrs. Yale, Clinton, Merri-
man, Dunham, and Alvey.
Water WorEs.-Messrs. Gregory, Pc
louze, Friedley, Ven Lew, and Crowell.
.Accounts.-Messrs. Dunhsm, Parker, and
Merriman.
EIections.-Messrs. King, Yale, and Null
ford.
Police.-Messrs. Pelouze, Muford, Clin-
ton, Alvey, and Ordway.
Light.-Messrs. Yale, Ordway, Merri-
man, Miller, and Friedley.
Claims and Salaries.-Messrs. Mulford,
Parker, and Dunham.
Relief of the Poor.-Messrs. Miller,
Crowell, Mulford, Pelouze, Van Lew, King,
and Gregory.
Public Grounds and Buildings.-Messrs.
Merriman, Ordway, and Clinton.
First Market.-Messrs. Crowell, Van
Lew, and Gregory.
Second Market.-Messrs. Alvey, King,
and Miller.
Hsalth.-Messrs. Friedley, Clinton, and
Mulford.
Primary Schools. s.-Monroe Ward: Messrs.
Pelouze, Alvey, and Yale. Madison Ward !:
Messrs. Parker, King, and Miller. Jeffer-
son Ward Messrs. Van Lew, Gregory, and
Milford.
Streets. ts.-Marshall Ward: Messrs. Van
Lew and Friedley. Jefferson Ward !:
Messrs. Gregory and Crowell. Madison
Ward: Messrs. Ordway, Miller and King.
Monroe Ward: Messrs. Alvey and Pelouze.
Clay Ward: Messrs. Merriman and Dun
ham.
Fire observation-disclosures. Clinton, AL
vey, Pelouze, Ordway, and Durham.
Cemeteries. eS.-Me5srs. Van Lew, Clinton,
Gregory, King, and Parker.
Improvements of James Riuer.-Special
Committee Messrs. Crowell, Ordway, Van
Lew, Merriman, and Dunham.
OFFICIAL BOND.
The Special Committee on Bonds report
ed favorably on the bond Of Mr.. G. P. Word,
newly appointed City Collector. The secu-
rites were announced as follows: W. K.
Martin, W. K. Watts, Edwin Wilson, Il. c..
Thomas, and c. Baldwin. And the Coun-
Gil approved the bond.
PUBLIC PARK.
Mr.. Ordway, from the old Committee on
Public Grounds and Buildings, submitted a
report recommending the resolution pro-
viding for an appropriation of $1,000 for
the improvement of the Old Fair Grounds,
which are to be used as public park.
The report was amended so as to
make one-half Of the amount appropriated
payable by Clay Ward and the other half
by the city.
The report was adopted.
The Council then adjourned.
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"DEAD LocK" IN THE TREASURY De-
PARTMENT.-The Offices Of the State Audi
tors, in the capitol building, have now been
closed for two days, owing to the decision
of the commanding General not to appoint
the successors of Messrs. Taylor and Rogers,
but to leave the task to his successor. As
General Candy will not arrive for week
or 80, this state of affairs will be prolonged
to the great Inconvenience of those having
claims upon the State Treasury. General
Stoneman has directed Treasurer Rye to re-
ceive, but not to pay out, any money during
the interregnum.
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Coon FRIDAY.-To-dsy being Good Fri
day, according to the church calendar, ap,
propriate services will be held in the
Catholic, Episcopal, and Lutheran churches
In the Episcopal churches the hour for
worship is IL A. NJ.
In the Catholic churches to-day the cere-
monies will be long and imposing. The
ceremony of the kissing of the cross will
be performed, when all the faithful ap-
proach the altar and kiss the crucifx in
comuemoration of the divine mystery of
the death of our Saviour.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E- OLD MARKET BAZAAR-IMP0RT.
ANT TT THE LADHS.-As i am determined
TO sell # my stock Of DRESS GOODS, consisting
Of French Merinoes, Empress Poplins. Apacas,
Delsines, Chsllies Berases, Poplins, ETC., offer
them At such astonishingly low prices as to induce
the ladies TO buy. There has never been better
chance before to buy cheap DRESS GOODS. All
ask is call. It win DO no trouble 70 show the
goods. Respectfully, ]. BTRoOCK,
Old Market Bazaar,
corner Main and Seventeenth streets.
NH 22-stMWF ..4.z..,. .... 4. ..-s i, p, +.
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MILITARY PERsoNALs.-Major W. A. Ell
derkin, chief commissary Of this district
has gone to Washington on public business
for few days.
Lieutenant v. NJ. C. Silva, Twenty-frst
infantry, acting signal officer of this dis
trict, will relinquish his duties in that Ca
pacity, and 60 with his regiment to the
West.
A large number Of enlisted men has
been discharged from the Eleventh infantry
in the few days past-mostly sick and in,
competent-preparatory to moving. The
regiment will leave tomorrow morning al
6 o'clock.
Colonel E. W. Stone, Twenty-frst infan-
try, recorder of the Board for recommend,
ing officers for civil positions, expects to GO
on waiting orders, and will not accompany
the regiment to California.
Colonel Daniel Huston, late major of the
Eleventh infantry, leaves tomorrow for
Missouri, where he is assigned to duty as
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sixth infantry
Assistant Surgeon J. Fl. Bsrtholf, United
States army, has been ordered to accom-
pany the Eleventh infantry to Mississippi,
and report for duty to the commanding
General Of the Fourth Military District.
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A SwINDLER ON HIS TRAvELs.-We pub
lished some days since description of a
missing man named Raye, who had sud
denly disappeared from Newport News in
company with young man named Tucker,
who had accompanied him in order to re-
turn With horse that Raye had borrowed
from his employer. Young Tucker has not
been heard Of since, and kaye, it is sus-
pected, has been seen riding about the
country on the borrowed horse which has
led to the suspicion that he has dealt foully
with Tucker.
Lately man answering to the descrip-
ton of Reye has turned up in Richmond,
from whence he has travelled to other
points, leaving as pleasant "reminiscences
sundry little pecuniary obligations with
parties whom he has managed to swindle.
First, he introduced himself to Messrs.
C. T. Wortham s. Co. as the captain Of the
schooner Bay State, from Greensboro, Nova
Scotia, which he represented as lying IN the
dock, having on board cargo Of potatoes
which he wished to sell. Messrs. Wortham
s. Co. evidenced desire to buy the pota-
toes, and Raye borrowed ten dollars from
them and left. Since that he and the Bay
State have been non est, 30 far as the Rich
mond port is concerned. Next, we hear OF
our hero at City Point, where he succeeded
in borrowing FIVE dollars from Mra. Morris,
storekeeper there, leaving as security 3
so called draft on Baltimore for 1910. Mr.
Norris, husband of the lady, pleased with
SO wealthy gentleman, and placing i'm
plieit confidence in his story Of the ex-
peeted coming Of his potato-laden
schooner, to5k him to Petersburg, and
there introduced him to Measrs. Davis q
Roper. He told them the same old story,
and wished to sell his potatoes. The City
Point train having left, they sent o young
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MOSES IN EGYPT.-A number of our lead.
ing male and female musical amateurs are
in rehearsal for the oratorio Of I" Moses in
Egypt" which We learn will be given 8,
st. Paul's church in few weeks. There
will be rehearsal at the church this eve.
ming, and all persons connected with it are
requested to attend.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE MARCH
26th, 69.-Deputy, Richmond, Va; K,
box l1s, Richmond, Va; Henry Taylor &
Co., Baltimore, Nd; John Gray s Co.,
New York; Monroe Poindexter, Quincy
Station, Va. Crate, Garnett g. Co., Buck
ingham county, Va. Edward Butler, King
william county, Va; Editor HarPers' Ma
gazine, New York city.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner Of Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in rear Of First Baptist church. Mes
sages left at the drug store OF Mr. a. Scott corner
Of Twenty-ffth and Broad streets, on slate at any
time during the day, will be attended to without
fail. promptly, as heretofore. NH 2-eod2m
MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. GEORGE W.
lSl HARRIS, late of Goochland county, has re-
moved to This city, and offers his professional
vices to the people. His Office and residences Is on
the north side or Broad between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets. NH le-2wk
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The report was adopted.
The Council then adjourned.

The STOLEN GooDs-MoRE OF THEM
FoUND.-The wholesale assortment of dry
goods, clothing, jewelry, etc., captured by
our detectives were exhibited yesterday
morning at police headquarters for the in.
spection Of the unfortunate ones who have
suffered the inconvenience Of being de.
prived of portion, if not all, their worldly
effects by some rude and lawless hand
The number Of visitors during the day was
very large, showing that the class of robbed
people in our community was almost as
large as the robbers.
It appears that the Maxwell family have
been doing prosperous business in the
line of the reception of stolen goods. De.
tectiye Murphy late on Wednesday night
succeeded in finding clue to more of the
stolen property. In company with Con
stable Cole, Of the county, he succeeded in
tracing them to the house Of Mrs. Carr, on
the Three Chopped road about thirteen miles
from the city. Before proceeding further.
after reaching her locality, it was found
necessary to get out a search warrant
signed by two magistrates. This was
done; and one Of the magistrates who
had, in the performance Of his duty, to
sign the warrant was Mr.. John5 E. Jones,
son-in-law of Mrs. Carr, whose house had
to be searched. Upon examination by the
vigilant pair (Messrs. Murphy and Cole)
Mrs. Carr was found to have on her pre-.
misses about $3.50 worth of plunder re-
ceived from her brother, Maxwell. This
was Of course taken possession Of and con.
veyed to police headquarters with the rest
already seized.
Detective Murphy on yesterday afternoon
traced some more under -clothing-mostly
children's-to Mrs. Mann's, another sister
of Maxwell's, and this was also seized.
From all indications this nest will ere
long be cleaned out.
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RICHMOND CITY APPoINTMENTs.-Gene
raj stoneman on yesterday made the fol-
lowing local appointments:
Clerk of the Court of Appeals.-H. A.
Curtis uice NJ. T. Starke.
Sheriff of Richmond.-William E. Bur-
ton uice John Wright.
City Engineer.-John B. Crenshaw vice
W. Gill.
Chief Engineer Of Fire Department.
Franklin M. Mullen vice w. A. Charters.
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remedies act speedily when taken in the early
stage or the disease, take at once "BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRccHEs," let the cold. cough, or
Imitation OF the throat be ever so slight, us by
this precaution more selisus attack may be
warded off
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CHURCH EDICATIoN.-A beautiful Gothic
house of worship, at Churchland, about ten
miles from Norfolk, which has just been
completed, will be dedicated on Sunday
next. Rev. j. L. Burrows, D. D., of this
city, will preach on the occasion.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.
INAUGURATION AND REMOVALS.

TNAUGURATIONA AND REMOVALS.
Our old citizen HENRY GUNST ha. s&A
removed to his NEW PALACE, I4la Main str. ct
below fourteenth, where he has tnaugurated sys-
tenn OF Low PRICES to suit the hard t;mes-fcr
instance
Misses CONGRESS CATERS from 81 to s'.to,
ChiIdren's SHOES from SOC. TO %.
In fact, he is deter miaed TO uncerseu any ssfs-
blishment IN the city, and to keep stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, and TRUNKS. which
win compare With any stocSt, be found.
Having employed obligng salesUen, the ladies
will nd that they will receive that attention rarely
found in aoy store. HENRY GUSST, q
Itls ain street few doors below foar teenth,
between Levi Hexter's and Philip Straus's :
dry goods establishments. nh iT-2~
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CONFIRMATION BY BISHOP WH1TTLE.-
Rev. Bishop Whittle preached at St. Paul's
church on Wednesday to very large con-
gregation from the words "The love of
Christ constraineth us" iii Corinthians S,
LAY. After the sermon the rite of confr-
nation was administered to thirty-four
persons-thirteen males and tWenty-one
famn1He
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A MODEL PoLIcEMAN.-William Hackett
(negro), who was arrested on Wednesday
last for receiving 500 pounds of stolen
bacon, &c., was an applicant for position
in the police force, and had number OF
recomme endations.
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TEE STOLEN Goops CAsE.--The case Of
Robert N. Maxwell and Sarah a. Christy,
who had in their possession wholesale
stock Of stolen goods, Was called before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and it was CON
tinued until to-day in order to give time
for the procuring Of Witnesses
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ST. Marks ENGLISH LUTHERAN.-Pre-
paratory services to the Lords Supper On
Easter will be held in this church this
morning OF IL o'clock. The pastor will
preach sermon on "The Passion of our
Lord -
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 23, 1869.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 25, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghan, Baltimore,
merchandise, &C., Harvey & Williams.
Steamer Albemarle, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. Q. Durham
& Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghan, Baltimore,
merchandise, Harvey & Williams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST PorST, March 25.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral Kirwin, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company.
Schooner r. Johnson cleared from New
York for Petersburg on the Gath.
Steamer Resolute, from Cobb's Island, ar
rived ut Norfolk on the 24th. Saw nothing Of
the sunken schooner reported by Captain
Couch, of the steamer Albemarle. The sup
position is that she has gone to pieces.
Schooner H. Blackman, Jones, cleared from
New York for Richmond on the Oath.
BELOW.
Steamtug E. Ludlow Is reported below
bound up, with an unknown schooner In tow
for Richmond
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F1RE.-The alarm of fire last evening at
about o'clock was caused by the burning
of Mr.. Cardoni's dwelling-house, near the
Baptist College. The house, together with
furniture, ETC., was entirely destroyed
Loss about 500.
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MEETINGS.

E,IRE DEPARTMENTAL quarterly
- meeting Of the Board OF Control OF the Fire
Department, for the assessment of fines, will be
held st the Engine-House, Brosd street, on SA-
TURD AY the 27th instant at O'Clock Z. ID. 20
NH 25-3t X. WAkREN, lerk.
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SALE PosTPoNED.-The sale Of the e1-
tensive distillery of Messrs. Styll & Davis,
advertised to have taken place on yester-
day, has been postponed until Wednesday
next
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IL. ELIYsoH & CO. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
Lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ct pub
nshers' rates, for cash. Apply ct this ef!ce.
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Wise people don't wait for bleak winds to blow,
and catch them unsupplied with the extra sawed
and split ktndling and cooking wosd coke and
coal, delivered so cheapIy from the steam Fuel
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JETER PHILLIPs.-This was the day fixed
for the execution of this unfortunate man,
but, having been respited, his unhappy ex.
istence will be prolonged until the 3Oth Of
next month.
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COLDS AND CoUGus.-Sudden changes or clt-
mse are sources OF pulmonary and bronchial az
fections, Experience having proved that ample
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

II ga i-- {
Every tJadesman, mechanic, and workipgmAa
should insure In the BOUTHkkN MUTUAL BE-
sick which was started and chartered last month
In this city. This short period Of Its extstence
pies was needed but never attained until this
present time in the southern states.
Every day new applications are rent In, and as
the last OF this monih over one handred policies
will be issued.
Every sick member receives weekly from nye 70
forty dollars, according TO the annual premium he
pays. BY paying Ave dollars year be viii res
ceiye Ave d,llars week; BY paying ten collars
year. ten dollars week, &c: ls mares 20 dif-
ference whether the disease Us derived from An
accident or from any other cause.
Every man ought TO patpo1ize this inststutton by
Joining the Associatlon; for tn larger IL extends
the more good can be done to the suffering nsm-
bers
Information can be received at the once Of the
com pany. ss Broad street.
NH 10 an -ese1s 49, Z.
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II D. WEED,

T D. WEED,
eDe LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
OFFICE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA,
Revenue business before the collectors and as
sessnrs' Offices, the departments ut Washington,
and the United States courts, promptly attended to-
Particular attention paid to th- examination OF
cases before the United States commissioner.
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