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TO TAx.PAYRRs.ls d


NOTICE 70 TAx-pAYERGs--In ocm-
a epliaaee .ssthsaa oEsiinaacs CT he city OF
Richmond We Will attend At tha cSiee OF tho City
coilector, q eke City Hail. Hom . A y. tot e. Il
from the 18th 80 tho list OF Qecauahes tnclnsfy @
receive thH re1aatning haH or the CITY TkxE6.
dednctt,x tan per cent. therscn RON thoee who
paid un6-hxH IN June.
q. s. EDNUND WINNIE, % CIR
BY julius A. HonsoN, u q. e.
~ 1H.-Tho6e persons who have noe FAD Any
portion OF their bills Will please call tsaE1ns the
ssne atmo and pay the amount Of THAR eAxess IS
ne 1iN hare no opportunity eex cAlhaG O. tpssn
before advertising fhets properly snr tasA yaisn
VIII add twenty per cert {tf nok ooldls In0ee Nno
hare not paid fheir personal tax hy that time must
fexpars 70 have eccds leyied o1 ae scca y Ms
ret ont or the oeA as We are 70 sctie ouS
eNtlre account Ii febeuAfy. Z. Z. q. 2
We would call psxtiealAr ssasnsioh os lhs ~.
paysrs of the gerrstofy, ~ tno
u 20 I, snai = y aS
s. rss-s-s, 80 e EDMuN0 WINM1E Collector.
M by JULIUS a., HoRS0M. D. ". - ,a
s Eg resolution or the Gorreil passed on Sh6 1its
of December last ths tise ios tnA sSl!essiea o{
January. Inclusive. %. WINNIE, Collector,
tae--tiaJa by ]. A.. HoaSoS. N "
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or 00n MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
e1UsOVVe LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIR-
LIFE PoI IlCIES ISSUED FROM TEN TO
TW ENTY-FIvE DOLLARS AC-
C9RDING TO AGE. d.

70 other payments are required. No annual
p,emipms, whether losses or no., You are only
called on when loss Is made By. death, which can
no, exceed one dollar and twenty 1--WE cents at aIy
ale time. t-7
til poiicy-hnlders equally interested In the
FINDS or THE COMPANY and its PROFITS.
No LOSSFS, NO PAYMENTS. ss1-,
Managed with the stricteSt economy.
ONl.Y ONE fAlD OFFICER. y#si
OFFICE: Corner Main and Twelfth streets.
T. z. sra RRE, General Agent.
J. A. BEI.VIN, President.
TWO or three good canvassers wanted for Rich
nond, and IN agent wanted in every county In the
sste ia l-tja 10
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An OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY OF 4 LITTLE
GIRL.-On Wednesday evening, as little
Italian girl named Amelia INLAND was
passing along back, street, she was forci-
bly, seized by black negro named Ander-
son Wyer, and violin taken from her.
The negro then gave the violin to q small
negro boy, instructins him to sell it. :, By
this means he was detected and arrested.
On yesterday morning he was brought be-
fore the Mayor. for examination. The evil
dence given against. him was of the most
conclusive character. One, of the wit
nesses, while on the stand, was questioned
by TWyer, who asked:7 " You remember
what dat little boy say when he come to de
shop, don't you 7" sslEr<'e' - !. i.
Witness :,'as Yes, I does. He ssy you
took n give him de fiddle, an tole him to
come dar an sell it." -
wyer: "Now, Poaey, if dat amt goin
back, on feller ! wouldn't say 80. Oh,
me, but I never stole de fiddle. I sutt'nly
didn't steal de fiddle" Ea9 aaE -4e-
Posey "I don't know nuth'n' tall bout
Wyer: "Well, but what did de lady say
when she come dar Mr.. Posey, don't go
back on me. I nuver stole de fiddle" s-..
gossg =" 80 ain't got nntt'n tall TO say to
you" ,s Lisljee ,u
Mayor: Here, that'll do. Pll continue
this case until tomorrow. Go back there"
Wyer:i I" All right, Mar, I gwine back.
But look here, Posey, you TOXIN went back
on me, you did, and I didn't steal de fiddle
nuther. When 7 was sick and in my bed,
and you stole my shoes, I didn't 60 back on
you and what's. more,I didn't steal de
fiddle; 1 'clar fore gracious I didn't. Good
bye, Posey, I amt gwine forget you" r-,t.
Exit Wyer for the prisoners box, left
lower entrance. -, .,.-.,y...-s.... ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s. SON will asll at 4
- r. NJ. a house and lot on the eastern side
OF, st. James street between Charity and
Baker. $40
COOK & I4AUGHTON will sell at 10 a.. M,
at the late residence of Captain John T..
r. Rogers, in Sidney, household furniture,
piano, sewing machine. &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell Eat Az
P, NJ. the neat brick dwelling on St, Ste
sphen. Tor Firstl street, next to the corner CT
-Rakar... ~ sKsp~-E s.t.4s1sF
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SLEEPING CARs.-Two magnificent sleep
ing cars belonging to the Southern Trans
portation Company passed through the city
Yesterday en- route for the Weldon and Will
mington road, where they are to be placed
for the accommodation of the travelling
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Davis, charged with bigamy, was again
called, and continued until Saturday.
+ Wetts.-Lewis Bull fnegro), charged
with stealing two sashes from the shop Of
Robert p. Boiling (negro), was discharged
the case being one involving the right Of
possession, and nothing of criminal na.
ture.s4 I @
jake Clash (negro), charged with steal.
-inga pair of pants from Mr.. Heller, was
arraigned. Several colored ladies Of staid
demeanor gave their evidence against Jake
in most conclusive manner; and Jake
being asked If, he had any witnesses, re-
piled, /" Yes, sab; / got me and myself
dat's two. Me and myself" not being
accounted competent witnesses, Jake was
sent on TO answer Indictment. f1a y,ss
James Campbell and Frank Taliafarro,
-diminutive specimens Of African prerility,
were sent to Jail for safe keeping for steal
ing coat. s,sg
Too Much Tongue.-Mary Perkins "a
mulatto tartar), charged with trespass and
using insulting and abusive language to.
wards John Morris tcolored), was fined
$2.50.1319r fEt 1as = .s.a'a rs.
/ Fighting. - George Washington (negro
boy) and Anna Coleman, charged with
fighting in the street, was fined $3.50; By
his own choice he was allowed to serve in
the chain-gang two days instead Of paying
the fne. E
Stolen Propertv.-Lucy Scott (negress),
charged with having in her possession fifty
dollars worth Of clothing stolen from Henry
Morris. aT .
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FURTHER REsPITE.-The Governor has
granted q further respite until the 18th Of
February to Samuel Baker, sentenced in
Henry county to. be hung on the; 18th day
of November last for murder, and first
respited until the sth Of January, 1869.
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!, PAsToRsHlP OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH.--We understal from an authentic
source that the Rev. Z. i. Preston, pastor |
elect of the First Presbyterian church pice
Rev T.. ". Moore, D. D., resigned, has ac-
cepred. or will certainly accept ere long,
the call recently made upon him.
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DIvIDENDs.-The Board of Directors of
the Planters Bank have declared a dividend
of eight per cent, free of tax, payable on
and after the 10th instant.
The Board Of Directors Of the Mutual
Building Fund and Dollar Savings Bank
have declared o, dividend of ten per cent,
net. ~
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
Z, 1859 .-Dohan, Carroll s. Co., New York /;
Rev. Charles H. Ryland, Richmond, Va;
John C. Richardson, Prince Edward, Va;
J. II. Breeden, Pittsylyania, Va; G. 81.
Condrey, Culpeper, Va; Judah P. Benja-
min, London, England.
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): NEARLYAFIRE.-That magnificent struc-
ture the Petersburg railroad bridge was
discovered to be on fire yesterday afternoon
after the passage Of the train. 1t was dis
covered in time to prevent any serious con-
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=, DETAIL FOR FIRE ALARMS. - Captain
Charters, Chief Iof the Firer'D Department,
has detailed two ,men-one for day duty
and the other for the night-to sound the
fire alarms at the Ninth-street Dollhouse
upon the disbandment ,of the State Guard.
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ACADEMY of MUsIc. The "last sensation,n
Miss Annie Hindls, attracts large crowds at the
Academy Of Music every evening. She is re-
markable novelty. and the enthusiastic manner In
which che has been received shows that she is ap.
preciated in Richmond ,- s.-
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BUReLARY.-The residence Of Mrs.
Schmidt, on Main street near the Old Fair
Grounds, ! was ,burglariously entered on
Tuesday night and robbed of q quantity Of
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The PowHATAN AFFAIR.-It seems from
latest advices that Mr.. William A. Sublett
had no connection with the affrayiwith ne
groes mentioned a few. days ago. 1t was
another gentleman of the same name.
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STATE INTEREsT.-Forty-eight thousand
dollars Of the interest due on State bonds
were paid out Of the treasury on Tuesday,
and near about thesame amount yesterday.
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HENRICO COUNTY CoURT-JUsrIoE G.
D. PLgAsANTs PRESIDING. o8s
The case Of the justices charged with
malfeasance in Office, set for g. hearing yes
terday, was postponed until the third day
Of the next term. aa -H. y .rsf
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The Lynohburg National Beak Ihas de-.
clarsd 9 sem-annual dividend OF Six per
cent?, after paying all expenses and taxes.
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LOCAL. MA TIERS.

The CoNvENTroN PER-DIEM CLATMs-IM-
P0RTANT FROM THE COMMANDING GENERAL.
The State Treasurer has been of late FREE
quently appliedto by holders of fConvention
scrip for payment, or information as tothe
time when the balance Of it due would be
paid. In order to prevent any embarrass-
ment, the Treasurer, on the 10th Of last
month, addressed a communication to Gene
raj Stoneman setting forth the facts in the
case, and asking for information. The scrip
in question had been issued at q time when
the Treasury was very much depleted.
Some forty thousand dollars of it had been
issued to sheriffs and returned by them IN
payment for taxes. At the time of the COM
munication, as there was some S210, 900 in
the Treasury and prospect for more
coming in after the 18th Of this month, the
Treasurer recommended the payment Of the
eightyer erathausand dollars balance Of the
scrip ye. unredeemad.
On day before yesterday the following
communication was received from head
quarters: ''s,s'5H
l"HgkbeuARTsRs FIRST Mi5Traar DISTRICT, ).
rsf- az. t,,e f,sntif;su STATE OF VIRGINIA,
"RICaMoSD, VA, January A. 1869. }
{" Mr.. George Rye,--.
Treasurer ad interim State of Virginia,
400 EyT9Richmond,. Va. = - 'E72shH
"Sfr,-In answer to your communication OF
the 10th ulffmo recommending the payment Of
the members of the late State Convention the
balance due them for attendance thereon, i
am directed to shy that, upon consultation
with Brevet Major-General J. M. Schofield,
who was in command of this military district
Mt the time these claims originated, the COM
nianding Gene raj does not deem 1t advisable to
issue any order looking to their payment. -
livery respectfully, your obedient servant
i 4-s-,g .-srr-vy as. F.eOHALPIEt @'E
!. = H.. -, "a Assistan Adjutant- G. General"
This sets the matter at rest for the pre-
aeuf y
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gHg STATE GUARD.-This organization
Hill be diebanded this morning at 10 o'clock.
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n QMEsT!Q INSURANCE.

E0QMEsT!Q INSURANCE.
IAE l,iNURaiyCE and SAVINGS CO3iPkEI
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED sESRUkRy 1855.
Well invested and secured.
Assets employed mere Ior the general benefit.
lA.aiTao!e FIRE AgD MhRINE RISKS iEN
t-i.
Qr!ce 10. IE14 Main street.
u. 5. HARTsooK, President.
DAVE I, BU2g, Secretary.
z. c, WnERny, 81, Assistant Secretary.
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ISAAC HUTZLER. SAMUEL BERSIIEM.
uUTZLER & BERNHEIM,
u n
GENERAL LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
INSURANCE. AGENTS AND BRORERS,
NO, lpl5 MAIN STREET.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-Th The
following statement shows the amount Of
internal revenue collections during the
years 1867 and 1868 in this (third) district !:
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-- UNION BANK OF KICHMofD.es
THEt ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
Z stockholders OF, the Union Bank Of Richmond
Will be held on THURSDAY, Eth os Januasy,
1882 at O'Clock In the evening, IN the room OF
Stockholders are requested to be present Or re.
presented by proxy. Those who cann0e attend
please call at Bank and sign proxies before the day
!" y de It'd i ). IN JAMES MILLER. Cashier. ].
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i. 2S-lnl .. s.4#a.
NATIONAL LIE INSURANCE COM
II PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, W. SHINGToS, D. C:-CSARTER-
PR3vEiJ. JULY 2s,- isss:-CAsE CAPITAL,
sl,ooo,o0o71 1PAIp X EQLL:,SRAMGH OF
PHfEApEIPHfa Etlb Where the gen general BUSINESS 81
The Company is transacted, and to which all gene
ri correspondence should be addressed.
OFFICERS: +
CLARENCE 81. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee. ..rsr-
HESRY d. COOKE, vice-PresIdept
EMERSON ". PEET. Secretary aud Actnsry. =
This Company, national IL It's Character, offers,
byreason Of It's l@rge c&p.taL low rates of pre-
mum. aui new tables, the most desirable means OF
iIsuriug life yet presented TO the pcblc.
The faes Il premium, being largely reduced,
made sS favorable 70 the insurers as those OF the
best mutual companies. aud avoid ali the compit-
cations and uncertainties OF notes, dividends, and
the MISUNDERSTANDING which the latter are so apt
~ cause the pOiicy-holder.
aevers new and attractive tables are now pre-
s scosP 10 lie pabse S G saeh as hs
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PRE-
MUM POLICY. In the former the policy-holder
not only secures life insurance, payable at DEATH
but will receive If living, after period OF a few
years a. a7H@! tfacome equal to ten per cent. 10
Esr cent? cfMe par qf hts policy In the latter,
fatG amount Of money ne has paid in, in addition
10 !ts amount of hts policy.
The attention or persons contemplating tnsurinp
their lives or increasing the amount of insurance
they already have, Is called TO the special advan-
tsces offered ty the National Life Insurance Com
pany. -
Circulars, pamphlets and full particulars given
on application 10 Tie branch office OF the Com
psn!, or 70
JAY COOKE L Co, Washington, D. G.,
General gents Tor District of Columbia Virginia.
and y est EirCipta-
), b. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank
Richmond The AGENT for Henrtco, Campbell, and
IN.wlCI!e counties. de e-Sm
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OFFICE rTHE WEST PorsT LIND CoMpA AMY.
315tI "a tFJt bfas a. 4 December 81 1858. 81
ITO THE oLDERS. Notioe, 10
H. hereby given that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the West Point Lsnd Company
William, on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, lSeo.
full attendance Is earnestly requested: z sssfi
7Slt7L--s s5fss1.f5S1egA etsf JOHN PpLL4Rp
de a-3vr.tys.t.S ..hSecTetary and Treasurer
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Totals. !. ......... .$545, ,249 So S700,s $50 L
It will be noticed that there was an in
crease of $l55, $50 80 during the last year.
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Baldwin alias Perkins tried the same
game in Louisville, KY, and more success
fully than in Richmond and Atlanta. K
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From The Nenia Gazette, -Ei3S

The ART OF NOT 'HEARING.-The art OF
not hearing is fully as important to domes-
tic happiness as cultivated ear, for which
so much time and money is expended.
There are so many things which tits pain
full to hear, many Of which, if heard, will
disturb the temper and detract from con-
tentment and happiness, that every one
should be educated to take in or shut out
sounds at will.
If man falls into violent passion and
calls me all manner of names, the first
word shuts my ears, and hear no more.
If, in my quiet voyage of life, l am caught
in one Of those domestic whirlwinds Of
scolding, shut my ears, as sailor would
furl his sails, makeall tight, and scud before
the gale. If hot and restless man begins
to intlame my feelings, | consider what
mischief these sparks might do in the
magazine below, where my temper is kept,
and instantly close the door. Does q CAD
ding, misunderstanding fellow begin TO in
form me what people are saying about me,
down drops the portcullis Of my ear, and
he cannot get in any further.
Some people feel very anxious to hear
everything that will vex or annoy them,
If it is limited that any, one hos spoken LII
of them, they set about searching and find
ing it out. If all the petty things said of
one by needless or ill-natured idlers we're
to be brought home to him, he would be-
come a mere walking PIN cushion, stuck
full of sharp remarks. should as soon
thank man for emptying on my bed Q
bushel of nettles, or setting loose a.swarrn
of mosquitoes in my chamber, or raising q
pungent dust in my house generally, as to
bring upon me all the tattle of spiteful
people. If you would be happy, when
among good men open your ears; when
among bad, shut them. sE
It is not worth while to hear what your
servants say when they are angry; what
your children say after they have slammed
the door; what beggar says whose pc
tition yon have rejected what your
neighbors say about your children; what
your rivals say about your business or dress.
! have noticed that well-brsd woman
never hears an impertipsnt remark. a kind
Of discreet deafness saves one from many
insults, from much blame, from not a little
apparent cennivance in dishonorable con-
Yersation. - loTauian.
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OFFICE MERCHANTS AND yPLANrKRs1ff
e. - - :. SAVINGS BANK.
TsHE ANNUAL MEETING, OF THIS
institution Will be held at their office on
THURSDAY the 1ash OF January at ~ o'cI,ck P.
M. Stockholders are requested to be, present or
i'eDs jas W1GEfsM " LIZ Al JENKINS, 5osshier
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All kinds of INSURANCE effected In arst-class
companies, local or foreign, at LOWEST! OUR.
BENT RATES.
Business can be effected through correspondence
With our Office as well as by personal application.
as-1D -
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GCN REWARD.-ST0P THIEF "A
DDU young man calling himself JULIAN
MUNTFZ, a painter by trade, who was boarding
In the family OF the undersigned. ran OFF ON Mon
day morning the 4th instant. carry Ing with him
MONEY and GOuDS ofthe following description:
Fifteen to twenty dollars in money. one hunting
case gold watch with heavy gold chain, one chro-
nomefer watc with steel chain, atan-colored sack
coat, pair Of gray mixed cashmere pants with
stripe up The side, black alpine nat. size "a pair
of high calfskin shoes. and q pair OF gum over
shoes.
He is twenty -four years old about five feet nine
inches high, sallow complexion, long, curly,
brown hair. small brown muusta che and Is rather
stoop -shouldered. The clothes he wore were q
grayIsh sackcoat and pants, and an old quilted
cloth hat very much soiled with oil and paint.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
sion and arr est Of the thief.
JAMES T. O'RORK, IT.
ia 6-3t Staupton Woollen Factory.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
CHARTE LED lTA.
OFFICE CORNER or TENTH AND BANs STREETS
$4,000, 600
PROPERTY PLEDGED TO Make
GOOD LOSSES.
a. A. CLAIBORNE,
.. Principal Agent.
j. g. DANFoETa, Secretary. oc 2l-sm
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DIRECTORS: -
eeoeral JOHN A. DIX;
". WILKRNs, Of Wilkens & Co.; IS
GEORGE 7, HOPE, President Continental Fire In
suranee Company; 80
Hon. .MRs HARPER, OF Harper Brothers; =
JnilS j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic:
". ~. vxRM1LYE, Of Vermiiye b Co., bankers 4
Ha. GxoEcE GrpYKx, ex-MaSor OF New York;
AARON ARNOLD, of arnold, Constable &. Co. :,
.pd others.
HUTZLER 4 BERNHEIM,
GGeral Agents Tor Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee. 5E. Is s'E Et's-tatA
Dr. J. &. CABELL. Medical Examiner. las
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W. II. PECkHAM, President:
II. V. e. II sGAN, Secretary;
;. MG+nsM, Actuary:
q. A. FJDICKaS, superintendent
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l. J.Rc MORTON. Cashier of the National Bank
of Virginia, co soemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. .Ils Slt j. B. MOKT0N, CasIisr.
Sworn to and subscribed beforeme this fifth day
otIsIas " T".at 20. g.. s.MoRTOE, N. P.
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OF Policies ISSUED DURING
TSE YEAR, -, So. 5'a

EUs.BEg OF PtyLdCFEs IN FOgCE FEERu.
ARY ], Tssgs sc, 80. isH -
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STATEMENT

LAS. CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT.
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11,y,sUgANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE. COHRYAN1ES.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.

ali POLICIES SoN-FoRFETTABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
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KI IoTICR no sHIPPERs,rEhs sIAAEs
JN RIVER TOWING EED 1RAH6PORTA.
TIOM C0MPANYn are now prepared 20 Heater 10:
bacco salt, and au other merchandise lurpbey en6
tersburg and Al Landings On .ysHes Etxsrs on o1r
new snd elegant BAkGEs 1Est built. Tor height,
spplyto 4SI5S. LEETLER, GtuerAl Agent
or TO CROWkIL q pukRh
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The mem
summoned to attend a stated meeting of their
Lodge to be- Held at Red Mems Hall corner nf
Tenth and Bank streets, THIS EVENING at 3
O'Clock aksess'
1 AN Kniehts IN good standing are eordialIyrin4
yited 70 attena.sr7 15sT -. gREEKM0RE
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= y = = HfCHMONp, Janu1fy I ISos'
TO-PARTNERSHIP. w have this day
13EDDON Tsa Of GOochland county, Va. The
style OF the nrH,! !Nil be Lila sEpDuH eco.
We win continue the same business heretofore
'Ja Ia Mdim&ws GEORGE LEE eco.
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MEETINGS.

.KE-ASONIC NOT CE.--The mem snNsa,
IyI bers Of RICHMOND Royal AXA
ARCH DftAPTER, No. : are hereby M1HX
summoned TO attend stated conyocattoE S60G
or their Chapter. at their chapter. rooms at tho
Masons, Hall on Franklin between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, THIS Thursday EVENING