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THROAT DISEASES.-"We wnuld call attention
tn 'RRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.' We have
found them eicacious in alayjng irritation in the
throat and bronchia, and would commend them to
the attention OF publc speakers and others troubled
with affections Of the throat They also an ex-
ceent remedy for hoarseness resulting from
cold y '-COnnredntiOnnLiSt Boston.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD is one Of the hest
mediums for advertising In the country. 1t is the
organ Of the Baptlsts of Virginia, West Virginia
Maryland and South Carolina, and has also good
circulation in other States. The business men OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk Charleston, Bal
timore, Washington. and other cities, should con-
slider whether their interests may not be promoted
by availing themselves of the advertising columns
of the RELIGIOUS HERALD. Its advertising rates
are very reasonable.
Office on Main street opposite the Dispatch
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LIFE INSURANCE COM.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PA&Y y IHE UNITED STATES OF
Sd 81 sTECIaL kCr or C0NdREss hP.
$1,000, ,0a0-PAID IN FULL.-ERANCH OF
FiCE: FIRST NATIONAL BhNK BUILuING,
PHlLADEi. FHIA, where the genera! business Of
the Company - transacted, aUdtc which all gene
raj correspondence should be addressed.
OFFICsRe:
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
Committee.
HENRY y. COOKE, -Ylce-Presidcnt.
EMERSON ". pEET. SECRETARY tud Actuary.
THIS CompSEy, national II tt character, offers,
lnuIn, and ~" tables, The most desirable means Of
'rsurng Tie u. p.csent,c ~ .ue public.
The rates cfprem,unl, being largely reduced, arc
made ~ favorable 10 the insurers as those or the
p,.t mutuSl com paui:g, and avoid Ill the ccmpli-
cations and uncertainties Of noes dividends, and
The Misunderstanding which the latter arc SO apt
Several new and attractive tables Sre now pre-
scntcd, which Ee"t only 10 Dc understood TO prove
acceptable so th. pGhlice, such &s ihe INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY @na RETURN PRE-
MUM TGLI't2. n the former lie noliCy-holder
not only secures ~" Insurance" payable ut death,
bot Will receive. f ivlug, aft.r period or few
per c.,l 9TH. par qfht$ p"Aicy. In the latter,
tEc Company agrees ;0 return 10 the assured The
fotdt Gp.o,ntor money he has pad ia, in ddiitiOn
10 ths amount Of Ais p"ii,y.
their lives, ar increasing I'll" amount Of in6urauce
they already have, l. c@il.c - iC spccia! "dyan-
tNEts offered 10y The National Life insurance G"ra-
pauy.
Circulars, pamphlets, ana tutl particulars, given
on application 10 TIC branch oice OF the Com
pAuy, or ~
jay CuuKE K CO, Washington, u. c.,
General Agents for District ot Columbia, Virginia
and West Virginia.
). b. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank,
Klchm"md the Agent for Hemrico, Campbell, and
BInwlddic counties. de- 9-Snl
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE FEBRUARY
3, lS69.-John P. snedo, Hanover county,
Va; Edw. Lorenz, Jefferson, Texas; Mrs.
John C. Rutherford, Richmond, Va; c.
B. Rouss, New York !; D. D. Osborn, Peters
burg, Va; Miss Bette Jefferson, Amelia
Courthouse, Va; Mrs. F. A. Bowry (2),
Portsmouth, Va; Captain Earl, Williams
burg, Va; Miss Bette F. Marston, James
City county, Va; one letter can't be read.
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SURE REMEDY AGAINST CoLps.-TURNRR's
remedy Is TO stay in the house ont OF the wet after
frat having called at his News Depot and Book
store and supplied yourself with Books Novels,
Newsparer, and Paper and Envelopes enough 10
write your numerous letters OF business, love- and
make out all bills llch are justly due Then, when
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

CITY TAxEs.-The collector of city taxes
makes an important announcement in the
Dispatch this morning to delinquent tax
payers-both to those who owe on real
estate as well as personal property. Their
attention to his request will save expense
and trouble to all concerned.
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TIE MECHANICS LIEN Law. - The
special law passed by the last General As
sembly for the benefit of the mechanics of
this city, known as the Richmond me-
chanics' lien law, expired yesterday (Feb-
ruary y by limitation. ...-.
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8itllntond 1ispattIt.
Observation-Disclosures 3, 1869.

TUE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
Patch IS LARGER THAN THE COM
htNfh CIRCULATION OF ALI. THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN.-The seve-
raj Lodges of Odd Fellows in Richmond
have appointed committee to make ar
rangements for the celebration of the if-
tieth anniversary of the establishment of
the Order in America, which occurs on the
26th of Anril
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AnREsrs.-Robert Lawrence (negro) and
John Camp (white) were arrested last eve
ming for stealing two jars Of preserves from
b. Catogni. John Tooncy was arrested for
receiving them.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT.

On yesterday L. Edwin Dudley qualified
as clerk of this court, with Alfred Shields
and 7. NJ. Kimbrough as his deputies. All
of the old clerks retire from the office, de-
clining to serve under the new incumbent.
Mr.. Dudley gave as his sureties Z. IL.
Gregory, George Rye, Joseph NJ. Hum
phreys, G. X. Gilmer, and B. W. GilliS.
Bond in the penalty of $4,000.
Mr.. George L. Christian, exdeputy clerk,
qualified yesterday to practice in this court.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ..


ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer !. w. Everman, Vance, Philadel-
phia, merchandise and passengers, W. ?. Por-
ter.
Schooner jamestown, New York, merchan-
disc, captain.
Schooner Fannie Kirkbride, -, Phila-
delphia, coal, w. Hall Crew.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Durham
& Co.
Schooner Lily, down the river, light
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Mary +. Rankin, Hall, cleared
from Boston for Richmond on the 3Oth
Brig Persia, -, cleared from Halifax, N.
s., for Richmond on the 27th.
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SEND IN YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
In consequence the large edition ofthe WEEKLY
DISPATCH we find 1t necessary to put 1t to press
early Thursday morning; we must therefore re-
quest our patrons to send in their advertisements
TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

Al REEs SEQ IS gallery hnely-eSecuted photo
graphs and favorable likenesses are guaranteed to
everybody. Their painted and Ink work, by Pro-
hessor Hopske. Is unsurpassed, and their prices
very reasonable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

Why suffer " ith a bad cough when you can get Of
any druggist bottle Of PowERs's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF ToLu AHD WILD CHERRY. which almost
in every instance gives relief?
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
llna, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this eflce.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On ALL PUBLIC on PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETwREN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, RUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-F1BST
DAY OF pKCEMRKR TIE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 5, 1859.
Sun rises. s.........6.52l Moon rises. ...... H. .O6
Sun sets High tide, a. NJ. 9.49
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The good weather comes you ready to enjoy It.
Remember The established place, 1llI Main street.
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FURNITURE, &c.
HARWOOD 4 RITTER,
FURNITURE WARERUDMS,
OPPOSITE THE PosrorrrcE, MAIN STREET.

We are now Offering very superior stock O.!
CHAMBER PARLOR, and DiSlNG-ROOM
FURNITURE, manufactured by the most expe-
ricnced w0rbJnen. Also, MATTRFSSES OF all
kinds, IN IL. Ia Richmond
We would call the attention OF all In want OF
goods in line 10 examine our assortment De-
fore buying.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and uPHOLsTEh- II
ED. 1a IL
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DIRECTORS:
General JOHN A. DIX;
W. WILKKSs, OF Wikens Il CO.;
GEORGE r. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Of Harper Brothers;
jon; J. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
" VI VSEMuYE. OF Nermilye Il Co.. bankers :;
Hon. GEORGE OrDYKE, eN-May"r OF New York !;
AARON ARNOLD, of Arnold Constable Co. /;
and others. - -
General Agents for Virginia North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
DR.. j. &. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-03

THEFT.-A box of raisins was stolen from
Tribbett's confectionery last evening.
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THE "MUTUAL LIFE"
Is now by far the " WEhLThtESr COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. IL is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has provedto
he ultimately safe aud trustworthy Its assets are
mol Invested Ia fancy stocks or personal securities,
hut III bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
irst Hen "u same, and thus placed beyond the
reach ni ANY contingency.
IN" company being purely mutual, divides It's
whole profits annually among the assured and
this dividend can he used IN payment Of premiums
or - purchase additional insurance, al ihe option
OF thc puiiCy-holder.
y. y. WALKER II co, Agents,
No. lola Main street.
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STATEMENT:

W. Il. PtCkHkM, President
II. Y. GAHkGkN, Secretary;
l.. mead N. ACtuary:
Il. 4. FUDICkhR, superintendent.
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BOOKS AND sTATIONE ny.
TIE LATEST PUBLICATIONS AT
WEST & JoHNsTON's
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
M. 1905 MAIN srREsr, TWO DOORS ABOVE TIE


THE POLITICAL woRBs OF sCHAELEs g.
sraphlc.l Sketch and Expianatory Notes;
Edited by Robert b. Roosevelt. WIN steei
portrait. e2.50. -
CAST UP BY THE SEA- BY Sir Samuel W:
Baker, n. A., y. &. g. y. Complete, with "
Illustrations 75c.
HOME PiCTURES OF ENGLISH POETS. for
drestde and school.room. illustrated:
A HAND-BOOK OF UTERINE THEKAPEU-t
TICS AND OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
gy EdTasd ssHRY 9oRR y Wr VIRGINIA. aeograph-
ical Position of its Commercfal Advantsges
and National Importsncs. ~ =. = MAUI"
BRAiTHWAITE'S kEIRUsPECf for January
HOW 4 BRIDE WAS WON. From the German:
By Francis Jordan. Illustrated. Paper, 9L"'
The. KIN9's LILY AND HIS ROSEBUD;
With illustrations. BY w. L. shepafo, "a
Richmond. 8l.5o.
AS BY FIRE. BY Miss Nelly Marshall, OF Ken
lucky 81. SO. !.
Orders promptly attended to-. e.
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NOMESTlC INSURANCE.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1Sk COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
hNN NJ !S,'.h .Ti", WV, VVV
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDI*G FEB
RUAKI / lses, OVER. s25, ooO. coo
NUMKER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, l9, $40.
NUMBER OF rnLlCIFS IN FORCE FEBRU-
AitG i, 1883, 81, 354.
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Ut u D. IEUN'N " -'IN'4NHI It2h''
~ n WAT yEp e. 10

~ II. WALKER & CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS 20 0. F. BRHsKE, ESQ,
GESERGL ISrURAHCE AGENTS.
Offlce lol4 Main street.
first door east o! the postoMce. under Messrs. K.
II. Maury co.
Buildings, merchandise furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds. IN the city or country in
sured against loss or damage by fire ut the lowest
rates In companies OF The highest standing.
Losses equltahiy adjusted aud promptly paid.
Marine and inland Insurance also effected al cur
rent rates no %
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,trTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1874.

.r,E CORNER THSTTt AND BANK STRSHTS.
.I.EFS BUILDINGS Ky PERrFTUA l. OR
NE<UAI POLICY At LOW EST RATES.
~>a Old "four-hriES" system has been abol-
.l aud The assured are now given rs full in
,.a.r AS In other cumparicS.
.;rRKERT A. CLAIBORNE Principal Agent.
ibNS 4. DASFORTH. secretary.
gPNRN -. DANE 'RTH, 'sS't Secretary.
SAhUkL II. PULLlAM, Collector.
pIRRC? URS.
IsInolin L. Tavluy, James II. Grant
William .. Sllca, James Dunlop,
Ionu .. HohSNn, John Purcell.
glgnss II. sllis, John Frceand,
Alfred I. Harris, Garrct +. atson,
william Gray, William Palmer.
george Davis. Ia %
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMs.

An old man and an old woman were lately fined
six cents each, IN Buffalo, for stealing can Of
oysters and goose.
There is more timber in Southern Minnesota
than there was ten years ago. The prairie fires
are stopped by the roads and fields.
Adolph Birgfeld, Of Philadelphia, is made sole
manager and director of Mr.. James Fisk's new
opera company in New York, which Mr.. Fisk
bought from Mr.. Batemsn.
Nine wagons with emigrants from Texas reached
San Diego, CAL, one day last month.
Texan Growers denounce last summers cattle
plague panic as "put up job,' to reduce the
price of beef.
Chief Justice Ames, of the superior court of
Massachusetts,. has been nominated to fill the va
eancy on the bench Of the supreme Court of that
State.
The bill providing for the sale of the railroads
which have not paid their interest on the State
bonds loaned them, passed the Tennessee House
on the 10th, on its third reading without dissent
ing vote.
Gerald Eaton. convicted of shooting Timothy
Heenan, brother OF John Q. Heenan, last spring,
has been sentenced to be hung.
The report of the American Colonization Soci-
ETY. shows that its receipts last year from dona.
tons, legscies, etc., were over $5l 000 and $780,
000 was paid TO transport emigrants TO Liberia,
$1,000 TO repair their ship and $4,000 for other
purposes. The expenditures during the last three
years have exceeded the receipts by s62 900, and
they call for more income. Emigration fell of
200 last year.
The investigation into the affairs OF 81. Louis,
and especially into the accounts OF the ex'city Of
fcers, which has been progressing for some
months past. shows the following result as set
forth in the report Of the committee OF investiga
ton, viz: Positive frauds, proved or sckuowl.
edged, and recoverable by Law, $23, 747. Frauds
ascerlained by strong circumstantia evidence,
the responsibility for which cannot be positively
fixed, SIP 664 Total, $l36 4l2.
Grave spprebensioDs are entertained as to the
effect of calling out the Tennessee militia, as il is
feared that the farming interests for the year will
be ruined. second proclamation, declaring mar.
tial law in certain counties, will be issued 10 a
few days.
vessel which left Madeira on the 18th instant
reports that nothing bad been heard then of the
missing passengers Of the steamship Hibsrna
who were reported 10 have been picked up aud
we're 10 have been landed there. IL Is now
doubtful whether they were saved
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

A CHAPTER IN GRANT LIFE-A long statement
appeared in the New York Times on the 10Th
about the early campaigns of Grant, which, IL has
been stated, gave dissatisfaction at head
quarters at Washington, and in consequence
OF which be was several times to be superseded,
but was not by the occurrence of circumstances
When be began the investment of Vicksburg, the
movement was condemned at headquarters, and
finally, after the unsuccessful assault on Vicks-
burg In May. an order was sent Banks, then in-
vestiDg Port Hudson, directing him TO 20 aud take
command Of the army from Grant, and assume it
himself
The order was an imperative one nevertheless
Gen. Banks did not obey the order, but replied,
expostulatiDg. The considerations on which that
officer based bis expostuaton will appear when
this remarkable correspondence sees the light.
This much, however, may be said He pointed
out that for him to abandon his position at Port
Hudson would be 10 give up the key of the Mis-
sssppi, importing not only the tenure of New
Orleans, but jeopardizing our possession Of any
point Of advantage on that vital water line.
To this rejoinder came from Washington. a
second command TO supersede Grant, and when
the improperly OF the step was again pointed by
Banks be was severely censured for disobedience
Of orders. The correspondence between Gen.
Banks and the authorities at Washington continued
till the fall of Vicksburg, when every scrap Of
paper bearing on the subject was spirited away
from the archives in the departments. Banks
putting the writing safely BY, kept his own coun-
eel The secret OF the critical passages In his life
was until month ago unknown TO General Grant
himself.
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The following is the list of passengers per
steamship Msriposs, Capt. Kemble, from New
York 10th inst:
Mrs. B. Mack. Mrs. J. Henry AID child, Mrs.
Job Smith and wife and child. DR.. j. Tobias. Mr..
A. Cairns. Mr.. J. KeveDy, Mr.. a. F. Crowell and
five in the steersse.
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Don't buy a miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover & Baker
at the New York price, ffty-fve dollars, and war.
ranted five years, at ls2 Camp street.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4th, 1869.
In accordance with the charter this Company
Act Of the Legislature no 76j approved 18th March, 1889
notice is hereby given that uucAed for Scrip
Dividends and Interest thereon due for years.
which shall net be demanded by the legal thereof
within thirty days of this notice will be csncsled
null ed and the amounts thereof credited contingent
the books of the Company directed BY the char
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior 70 the best i'm
ported German cologne, and sold at half the
price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

Have you been to the st. Louis Rotunda to hear
and see the wonder OF the age
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NEW oRLHASs January 20. 1879
At meeting of the Board Directors held on the 18th
instant it resolved to declare scrip dividend Of FORTY
PER CENT on the net earned participating premiums for
the ending December 81. 1883 which certificates
will be issued and after the nrst March and have furthe<
resolved pay Six Per Cent on the outstanding
thcates Of Scrip and after the second Mon FAY OF March,
1919. J. TUYEs President
J. ". HUcKs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Geo. Urquhart, T.B. Blanchard, Obs. Latte
A Rochereau, VIM. Steven, NJ. Paye.
@. W. Bsbcock. J. A. White, Z. mIltenberger.
Aug. Reichsrd, W.T.. Williams. ]. Tuyes
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KERs-FURNITURE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEYER, KOTTwITz g. CO..
MOSES MEYER. A. s. KoTTwITz SIMON KoTTwITz,
Furniture Dealers.
a3.....-....... ROYAL STREET.............Aa
Between CustOmhoue and Bi,nvils strsstsJ
New Orleans, La.
Always hand direct from first class Manufactures com.
plete assortment Of PARLOR, BED ROOM and DINING
ROOM SETS also every description Of Cane and Cushion
Seat CHAIRS which Offering the lowest
market prices and respectfully solicit the public call and
examine Country orders Oiled with prOnpttade and parcu-
lar attention bestowed upon packing
- CABINET AND CoUNTINGHoUSE
Manufacturer,
AND DEALER
All KINDS of Furniture,
NO. 60 BIENvILLE STREET.
(Between Royal and Chartres streetsJ
NEW ORLEANS
DHILIP LYNCH. UEDERTAKER,
Wsr. CHARLES STREET.
Metallic, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain Oonns
.vsys hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Funerals person. be hopes By aten
tiop In obtain share of public
---
AtIOhINE - Al LA We
ROMAN 81 CUVELLIER'
lALvRED ROMAN, Attorney at Law. P CHkS. CUvEI-
LlER Attorney Law Notary Public aud Com missioner Of
Low and sotariaI once
NO. l34 GRAvIER STREET.
New Orleans.
n. HALsET-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Ne. 8 Carondslst Street.,
NEW oRLEANs
To INVENTORS.
WILLIAM n. EOOLEs,
Attorney ~ Law.
oFTICE, ns NORTH THIRD STREET. 81. LOUIS, no
W solicit Pstent and prosecuts P,ent sats old 70
lecsd claina Expecting TO reap pron from such W
sbtsn patents application for barely what costs NJ
and having been business for tina We are ns
bed 10 Shape claims avoid Infringement Al bus
nsss attended 70 pronptly-sdvioe free In all osssa
Bsst OF city references given vhsx desired
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
I'M. LAPEYRE, W. s. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON L. b. PoTHIER
H. ZUBERBIER, WIN. McCULLoCH,
In. MARKS, @. UAvAROC,
Z. p. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEvY,
W. COOPER, THOS X. FINLAY,
W. s. PIKE, ANTHONY SAMBOLA.
DAVID McC0ARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
L CAUBFIELD JNO, O. sINNOrT
GERARD STIfH, W. @. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
JEo. DAVIDSON, President;
W. S. PIKE Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A, FOURNIER, Trsasur0
W. B. KooNrz, Attorney.
W. O. NICHOLS, NJ. D.. Physicisu.
n. O. FoLGER. Agent
OHcs No. I2e Csrondelea street. Dsvidson's Row.
CIKENENS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Capital Stock.
With privilege to Increase to $500 900.
Oncs No Camp street. Story Building corner of Camp
and Common streets.
g. MILLAuDox PRESIDENT j. NJ LAPErRR Vice President;
EN-. GAsuoHEAU, Secretary.
mis- Company offers to the injured the option OF rebate
IS per cent participation In The net profits payable at
DIEDMOND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital s1.0OO.OoO.
nrs Asn. Loan permitted exceed hall the value
Of the property which Is secured and In Of County
Property, But dings excluoed from assessment
S5k cent Of profits paid to Policy Holders
Dvdeuds declared annually and transferred at end OF every
year 10 those who insure
Policies issued on ali the approved plans
Policies ou-fo-feitsble Rates OF Insurance low.
Premiums received in half cash half note.
The officers directors Of this inc ude some OF
the abest most responsible gentlemen 10 the South
W. @. CARRINGTON. President
J. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
O. Il. PERRov N. D., Medical Advisor.
pIRscfoRs:
W. d. Cabin, Z. O. Thumund, y T. Peeees,
Hudson Martin, r p. Fitzpatrick, Wm. Gordon
@. A. Skater. Wn. p. Shepherd. .. d. Hsrtsook.
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The Louisiana Legislature.
TWENTIETH DAY.

MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1869.
The Senate met at noon, Lieut.. Gov. Dunn pre-
siding.
full quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner
Reading of journal dispensed with.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the committee on conference on
the appropriation bill, had agreed and would make
their report as soon as il would be ready.
The report from the committee on rules was
taken up and read.
Pending action on the rules, the Senate went
into executive session, after which the balance Of
the session was occupied in acting upon the rules,
pending which the Senate adjourned.