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PORT OF RlCHMDND, AUGUST Id, looe'
ARRIVED,
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghcgan. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Il VIII
liams.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Narlesbury, merchan-
disc, New York, Curtis X Parker. .
Schooner Bell Hastings Shirley, wheat, HaXali,
Crcnshaw 4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza IIancOX, Clifford. Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers. l.. i. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. W. +. Porter.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, mcr-
chandisc and passengers, W. {. Dnnham 90.
Schooner Tunis Dcpcw, Crittcndcn, Providence,
grain. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Edward Bcmcnt Smith, Baltimore,
grain, Curtis K Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. August ia Arrived. steamer Ken
ncbcck, Freeman. merchandise and passengers,
York River Railroad Company, and sailed on
rctIln.
CITY POINT. August l3.-Arriycd, schooner
Snow Squall, Robinson, from Boston Tor klch-
mOnd. .,
PHILADELPHIA, August ll.-Clearcd william S
James, Outtcn. for Richmond.
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AGRouND.-The steamship Niagara ran
aground between this city and Norfolk on
her last trip. She was subsequently gotten
off, and went on her way safely.
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GRANT AND CoLFAX AssoCIATIoN.-Thcr
will be q meeting of this organization this
evening at its rooms. \ full and punctual
is requested.
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NEGRO SnEuFF-The negro sheriff of
Essex county, appointed By General Canby,
qualified before Judge Bramhall Tin vaca-
tionl yesterday, and will at onee enter upon
his official duties,
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IHOlCE FAMILY FLOUR.-We have
I J a few barrels of choicest quality FAMILY
FLOUR. Parties wanting something really cholce
viii please leave their orders early. Every bar
rel Is guaranteed. r,,,S
ll-w HakFEio IL N1LDiIh-nI.
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VI. ELLYSoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee and the northern cities, ut pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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MARINE 1STELLTGESCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-O. NJ. Winston was
yesterday morning appointed by the Gov
crnor notary public for King William
county
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LIGHTNING RODS.

7 IGHTNING RODS ----
IL At a0UNJCASTLE'S
ROOFING and TIMING at $50 Broad street.
PLUMBING ut MOUSTCASTIE'S.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS and
6AS-FITTIkG at $50 Broad street.
SITSDRIES 1T tMDCNTCASTLE'S. ap -
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Ritfrmond 0ispatth.
SATURDAY..........AUGUST Il, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH' -
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR Gu
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
>v>~S-~~~~-s7-,~o--
'UTHERN LAND AGENCY.

CDUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CESTRAL OFFICE.
No. lO04 MAIN STREET tROcM NO. %
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENi.
"r solicit the attention Of persons having IL fF:hi.
!~!AIE ~ TIE CITY OK STATE FOX
s"i.L tp the advantages offered ~ TINS aS.ncy,
t1E Promise part energetic efforts 70 secure
purchasers for al pro- 9erty placed in our hahus.
'4r c"nHcct!o > arc wei established throughout
ia. AortA.
~ ruKCH,Gl we offer FOR SALE CITY
IEgFFRFY. "a rs MILLS, MILL-SlIEs,
"'ALEAL GAG We JD-LAEDs. Jy H-om
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WOODEN WARE.
d,RNGAERY. &c.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
- Il large and wcll-aSsortcd stock OF
SILSER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWARE,
which am Offering as low - they can be obtained
In New York to which ! wOuld respectfully call
the attention Of The trade and public generally,
pcdging myself to sell As low and give aS good ar
ticlcs for the money any other establishment In
the state. Give me Il call 1T
1906 MAIN STREET.
i. ~ g. C. GARY
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS 1-.1LIj
" The boats of the JAMES RI.-aG--..s-----J ..--a.G--.s-----J
YER AND KAEAWIIA CANA. ,oMrAN1
will leave the dock rs usual promptly NJ l. VI: on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbur2 ana
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid; at tiie
option Of the shipper Every facility possible VIII
snlnrd to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
ms Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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,,ryI ! EDWARDS, President

JnHN +. EDWARDS. President;
yT'iiIIhN Il. lSAACS. Nicc-prcsidcnt
4. j. HARTSOOk, Secretary;
SAS H. SMTr nw n H. iSrTH ri TgASat Se,aaTx mH2nin'F
i =. CARFLL, Legal Adviser:
JGHN II. CLAIBORNE. General Agent.
DIRECTORS:
rasn Frdcrs. William +. Taylor, Samuel s. Cot
~ 1chu Purcell. Charles r. WORKMAN, William
Il Ills Ir.. I'd. \. Smith Thomas j. Evans, JAS
4, scott. pnrkcr Campbell, ". II. Tyler. j. +.
ii.t,.-.l>. /. !. stokes, j. Il. Morton X. II. Dih-
T. William IL. Palmer. David l. Burr. Henry X.
tu,>.r. Asa snyder. II. +. G. BaskcrviIl, Samuel
: IgT..y W. 4. Ch1lklcy j. ". Allison, George
PALMER. Thomas y. QuarlCS, II. {. Cabcll, ID. j.
:. .t>..K. John {. Williams, William &. Taylor,
...A SaLIuvlM. Price.
Dividend paid to policy holders 1T end of second
!..yt.ta success of this company has exceeded all
r.rauctrl upon legitimate life insurance princi-
Yrs aim has been 10 exercise special care In the
. t-fsug II risks the StrictcSt economy. and ub-
. ,g.. ,,rarity in the investment of its accumula-
,.r~ The extreme responsibility Of the COM
.sv t,,tlcs 10 this safe and prudent course In the
,.-,' of tie sacred funds conGded.
ru.rgut features that should lead all to insure
g Ir company. An investigation Of its plans and
,l..t, VIII leave no one In doubt, and all viii re-
~-,.t Insurance elsewhere.
annual dividends on life policies, commencing
r..rt of first wear, and Onc-thrd loan on profits.
- notes required FOR premiums. Al policies
-..r-.. rfr!tahl".
So restrictions on travel or residence outside
-nr~,ri protection TO married women and chill
s..r under charter.
\ . cNtra rate on females.
H. investments are made securely, for the benefit
i" t5,r ~ MS Wanted EVERYWHERE.
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CHEAP FUEL. CHEAP FUEL!

SOFT COKE FOR THE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best and cheapest fuel ever used for
stoves, ranges, etc. is easy to kindle, and does
not injurc the stove or range like anthracite coal.
Tobacco manufacturers and h0tel-kecpers In
fact everybody will find 1t TO their interest to use
1t, as it is only $3.50 per load; HARD COKE,
COAL, SO. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK and
PINE WOOD at market rates. Liberal arrange
ments will be made with dealers and large con-
sumcrs. If you want good SOFT CONE be sure
10 go TO Il: II: Co1 1fELL,
No. oil Basin bank, between
~ 2o-lln Ninth and Tenth streets.
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SALT! SALT! SALT.

CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
" Best FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
Best FACTORY CHEESE,
just received by ,,, co
SHEliD~, NIFN GNS 0 W.
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OLD DOMINION BUILDING ASsoCIATIoS2
SrcRETARY,s OFFICE, 902 MAIN STREET,
RIcHsioND, August IL. 1869.
LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
u IN this Association are yet to be disposed OF
ond can be subscribed for by making early appli-
cation to A9AAo ~ sanratary
au lS--St sNe1S'"I!'
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CEMENT.


ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-2OO barrels
X, FRxSH ROSESDALE CEMENT Just re-
ceived for sale by
le =. >. LLI-.
ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-Haying been
II appointed agents at this place Of the NEW
ARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT GONNA
NY. we offer to the trade a continuous supply OF
this celebrated and GENUINE ROSENDALE
CEMENT. 20
nv 2G-3m TALlAFEhho i" W.
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LADIES' LIST.

l.ADlE
Allen. Miss VI. A.
Arronctt, Mrs. -.
Anderson, Miss NJ. +.
Anderson. Mrs. NJ. F..
Anderson, Mrs. h. (co.
: lorcd
Anderson, +. a.
Anderson, Mrs. l..
Anderson. Caiharine
Anderson, Mrs. q. j.
Appersun, Miss V. ID.
Armstead, Mrs. j.
Armstrong, Mrs. a.
Baldwin, Miss +.
ballard, Mrs. j. +.
Baker, Miss NJ. l..
Baker, Mrs. J. d.
Barnett, Mrs. Z. 4.
Bell, Mrs. NJ. A.
Bell. Mrs. W. A.
Bell. Betsy (col'd)
Bias, Miss l..
Brit Miss =.
Biuford. Miss c.
Booker, Miss 5.
Boyd. Mrs. G..
Brecden, Miss l..
BruXton. Miss a. VI.
Brightwcll, Mrs. ii.
Brown, Mrs. +.
Brown, Mrs. VI. tcol'dl
buchanan. Mrs. I.
Bushcll, Mrs. A.
Calder, Miss l..
Carr. Mrs. X.
Cardwcll, Miss VI.
Campbell, Mrs. +.
Cavedo, Mrs. A. +.
Chalkley, Miss s. 7.
Christians, Lucy
Clark, Miss A.
Clay, Mrs. G.
Coleman, Miss \.
Cpwling. Miss NJ.
Crew, Mrs. B.
Crow. Mrs. A. r..
Cautchiicld. NJ.
Crowdcr. Mrs. l..
Dexter, Miss l..
DcScrpt, Mrs. Il.
Diggs, Mrs. :. +.
DiggS, Mrs. j. III.
Dicken, Mrs. a.
Dina. Mrs. ". \.
Draper, Mrs. T..
Dudley. Miss A. NJ.
Dunayant, Mrs, l.. A.
Dyke, Miss NJ.
Edwards, Mrs. +. a.
,;aIa",nn r;u" =, ",' Si MIs. Z;
Ellington, Mrs. ".
Enclaud. Miss ]. A.
I.i!,..,'n i;.i Na,','''' >frs ' u
= ir.- Ntra n =
itvins, Mrs. 5.
Ehr.li.nt I1,,'', I,rS NJ ".
t,,,n,,' ,tias II
l WI '''t. ~ 10 . -
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A B., c., COAL --
n, ANTliRACITE, BITUMINoUs, AND
COKE COAL.
Anthracite Coal Is high, but we sell as low rs any
one, and keep the best.
Bituminous Coal-Clovcr Hill Is the best, and Is
now at its lowest. We are agents OF the Company
for It's sale.
Coke is an excellent fuel for stoves and Is nov
very low.
WOOD also for salcby
BRAZEAL & COTTRELL,
iyT corner Ninth street and Basin.
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THEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL =
v Look at this and come and sec. Good SEA
SOSED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long, S225
per half cord, sawed ready for use, S2.5; per
cord In the yard. $3.50.
IT. A. PACE, Agent,
Office and yard 9l5 Basin bank
to,s hctwnen Ninth and Tenth streets.
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, Lie L.
Jones, Mrs. j. F..
kcrsal. Mrs. $.
Kecsce, Mrs. ID. W.
Kelley, Mrs. VI.
keichaiu, Mrs. NJ. p.
Kinsb"rough. Miss II. E.
Kcndrlck, Miss J.
klcckucr, Miss A.
Lewis. Miss f.. j.
Lewis, Mrs. ). (cold)
Lewis, Miss n.
Lewis. Miss !.
Lc, Miss VI.
Lolnacilc, Miss Z.
Lyon, Mrs. ID.
Mayo, Nrs. Il. X.
Martin, Miss A. I.
Mack, Mrs. NJ.
hcnccr, j.
Meriwcathcr. Mrs. A.
Mitchell. Mrs. l.. IA.
Minor. Mrs. +. c.
Minor, Mrs. i.
Miller. Mrs. ;. a.
Moore, Miss Z.
Mordccai. Miss K.
Morris. Miss c.
Morris. Miss NJ. J.
Morgan, Mrs. NJ. L.
Morton, Mrs. j.
Mosby, Mrs. +. M.
Mosmullcr, Mrs. A.
Murray, Miss }. 5.
Murphy. Mrs. c.
Munda, Miss NJ. +.
Mccall. Miss NJ. II.
McCook, Miss NJ. s.
Mcdonald, Miss Il. NJ.
Mcdonald, Mrs. K.
Owens, Miss A. V.
Parker, Miss s.
Peirce, Mrs. X.
Perkinson, Miss c.
Pcmberton, Mrs. w. ID.
Pleasants, Mrs. a.
Peasants, Mrs. j. II.
Pocklington, Mrs. Il.
Quarlcs, Mrs. NJ. j.
Ray, Miss A.
Randolph, Mrs. NJ. f..
Randolph, Miss j.
Ramos, Mrs. l..
Reilly, Miss j.
Rown, Mrs. w.
Ross. Mrs. X.
ROwbelt, Mrs. NJ. A.
Robertson, Mrs. A.
Ruskell, Mrs. l..
Saunders, Mrs. Vim. {.
Savay, Mrs. X. IL.
Santc, Miss +.
Schonbcrgcr, Mrs. j.
Scott, Miss a. II.
Scott, Miss Is.
Schcrcr, Mrs. j. A.
Schafcr. Mrs. NJ.
Sclatcr, Miss A. Y.
Seals, Mrs. T..
SNYDER. Miss T.. NJ,
Staples, Mrs. G. b.
Sterling, Mrs. A. ID.
Shaws, Miss +. j.
Stephenson. Mrs. NJ. + q.
Shacklc:ord, \. G.
Smith, Miss X. l..
Smith, Emily tcord)
Smith, A. l..
Smith, Mrs. NJ. L.
Smith, X.
Smith, Mrs. Vim. NJ.
Talitcrro, Mrs. NJ. a.
Tanner, Mrs. III. l..
TAYLOR, Miss Z.
Thomas. Mrs. 4.
Timberlakc. Mrs. j. II.
Turner, Mrs. {.
Walden, Mrs. A. X.
Vaughn, Mrs. X. ii.
Waller. Miss :.
Walters. Mrs. ). s.
Waters, Miss II.
Watkins, Miss G. ".
Watkins, Miss 4.
Webb. Mrs. +. {.
West, Mrs.
Wethercll, Miss G. j.
Whillock, Miss +.
W Whcatley, Miss {.
Williams, Mrs. 5. II.
Williams, Mrs. 5. NJ.
Williams. Mrs. NJ.
Wilson, Miss 5.
Winston. Mrs. NJ.
Winston, Mrs. NJ. f.
Wittcnhum, Mrs. L.
Wood, Miss II.
Woody. Mrs. X. W.
Wyatt, Mrs. 5. +.
White, Miss A.
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CHEAPEST WOOD in THE CITY
y would advise everybody to buy their win
tcr's fuel now whilst they can get ii good and
cheap. ! would also advise them to yet II from ".
j. mcdowell for he sells BETTER WOOD
for LESS MONEY than any other dealer In the
city. | am also prepared to furnish the best SOFT
and HARD COKE, ANTHRACITE, CLOVER
lIILL, MIDLOTHIAN, and other GOALS, at
lowest market rates. w. j. MCDOWELL.
next to corner First and Broad streets.
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NJ w L 4 W.
Just received volume wALLACE'S UNITED
STATES REPORTS, at
J. W. RANDOLPH & ESGLIsH'S,
su 13-lw 1878 Main street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST II, 1869.
sun rises ... SIS Moon sets. lt.3'
sun sets ....... G.a5 High tidc..........lO. OIL;
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NOTICE.-Thc BOATS OF 3sssSS---.G
y my line will leave the Basin s-:-.e5s-ss.--x- s:-.e-5s-s.x-
prouiIilv on TUESDAYS, TIL URSDA1c =, ana oA-
TCRDAGS.
Frcights taken for all points on the Canal.
Office. front Of flour she'd
AMI Il. 4. HILL, Agent.
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This company makes specially Of Issuing
PAkIiCirATlEG POLICIES
r, dwellings, and furniture, whereby the insured
shares im tie profits Of the company without III
rarrtuE liability.
r...t in this and the mcighboring states, TO whom
applications for insurance may be made.
scrip dividend t. holders Of participating poll
Gle. TWENTY-FIVE per cent
IN" scrip Of 1857 l?Jpcr cent? Is now receivable
A. cash IN pay meat ot premiums
j. IL. MONTAGUE, Agent at
nav uI-aIn Richmond. Va.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACH
" ERS and others, will find at No. 1918 Main
street n full stock Of goods such rs
SCHOOL and MIsGEhLANE0MuSs . ~ 81 BOOZE oSFs'
BLINK BOOKS, PApEa, AZ, n, EHTEECFE7' nns 81
BLANK BOOKS for banks, clerks, and mer-
chants made 20 order at short notice.
M l3-d&w j. w. RANDOLPH ESGLlSH.
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A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
N COAL.-Dischargng cargocs Of Annie and
II. G.. Ely. the celebrated "LORBERRG - RED
ASH ANTHRACITE freshly mincdj COAL.
Gives universal satisfaction
ALSO,
CLOVER HILL COAL. for families; CUM
BERLAND CRATE. AVERAGE, and SMITHS
COAL, said to be the best known for steam and
smiths use :. i. LATIlROP,
ana Seventeenth street, at Draw-B Bridge.
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IN LAYING IN THEIR WINTER
l. SUPPLY OF FUEL, my friends and the public
will please remember that on Eighth street between
Main and Cary they viii find full supply OF
ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, and MlDLO-
THAN COAL, and OAK and ZINE WOOD.
j. NJ. PILCHER,
Eighth between Main and Cary streets.
10 o,,
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w wouldayail ofthe lower rates of summer. and
get their fuel stored for winter, will he supplied at
The lowest prices, and with the best quality OF
COKE BITUMINOUS and A nj II IA & lTE
COAL and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
split, or long. Olicc I'LL Main street.
v3l-Im j. Il. WATKINS.
4 NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
N rive. 200 tons best quality LORBERRl RED
ASH, EGG, ard STOVE COAL. As coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing to lay in their winters supply viii find 1t 10
their interest TO call at my Office ana leave thclr
orders.
Onlcc and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. ly2l Wiki ROBERlS.
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WTOODHOUSE & PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore com-
plctc BOOk-BINDERI and BLANk-BOOk
MANUFACTORY, appointed with modern TOOLS
them to execute orders for FIRST-CLASS WORK
Merchants. bankers, railroad and insurance
Offices clerks of courts, and others, can have their
books made here to any pattern desired.
A good stock of blank-books of regular forms can
always be found on their shelves ready for use.
iyoT
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORk.-rhc new e Essf>
Il and elegant sidc-whccl steamship ySssa+==4ssz! ssa=ssz
SARATOGA. Captain ALEXANDER, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY, August 18th, ut
70 O'Clock /. NJ. Freight rcccivcdal day SATUR-
DAY. Fare. Si2; stccragc, 81. For freight "r
passage. having elegant accommodations, apply
10 WILLIAM c. DTSITAM L CO.,
auIi-lt corner Eleventh and Slain streets.
EOR BALTIMORE.-Steamcrc+Irl1pa e
II PETERSBURG will leave her lrea.sSsarss.assSs. ssS
wharf SATURDAY. August l1th. ut q O'Clock T..
NJ Freight received mp to O'Clock l.. NJ. For
mi i3ot iiiRVETS d WILLIAMS.
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,xSrxANCE COMPANIES.

,-IILIAM A. CHARTERS,
w GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
''.oVSrR MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
',r,orc provided on buildings, merchandise,
~ ",hcr insurablc property. nj the LOWEST
&n,&Tr OF PREMIUM, IN HOME OR OTHER
y Mp MES doing business in this city.
'r.rtira;ar attention paid tn the proper drawing
m@ficics and adjustment of losses.
O. P""' AN l4-SSW3m
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,r,yTf ARLINGTON MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF VIRGINIA.

,1oNE OFFICE. l2l. MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
r. SION Ooo
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DICIiMOND AND BALTIMORE
IL TRANSPORTATION LINE
The RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Raj.
ROAD and POWHATAS COMPANl'S STEAM
ERS riu West Point and York River landings
DAILY, and the Poahttan Company>S steamers
rif Citv Point and James River landings IRl-
WEEKLY. now offer Ia shippers cheap prompt,
and reliable transportation 10 BALIlhnkE,
and thence by direct connections on through hllS
To ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES NORTH AND
WEST.
Fer rates or other Information, apply 10
HARYEIS Il WILLIAMS,
Annnts.
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NOTICE TO BOOK-BUYERS,
~ TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.

COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,
STATIONERY, &C., &C.
We keep constantly on hand n full stock OF all
the latest and best TEXTBOOKS published,
together with large supply of STATIONERY OF
every quality. Teachers furnished on most liberal
terms. Country merchants will lind IL to their ad-
vantage 10 purchase their stock In Richmond as
they can get their goods at thc same prices, ana
save the expense OF trip North. All new publ
cations received rs soon rs issued.
A. II. CHRISTIAN Il CO.,
1903 Main street,
nnnrlI nnnnsitn the n0st-Oflce.
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tEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
SE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS. GEORGIA.
INCORPORATED 1850.
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+. j. BROOKE.

T. c. JONES. +. j. BROOKE.
TONES d BROOKE,
~ AGENTS DOVER COMPANY,
SIXTH STREET NEAR CANAL,
are prepared to supply consumers with their rwn-
ter fuel. The superior DOVER COAL is now at
It's lowest summer price. ANTHRACITE COAL,
SOFT COKE, and WOOD Of all kinds, constantly
on hand at lowest market rates. an SIN
NOAI, AND WOOD.-Do not forget the
" place To- yet the best Fuel for the least money
Best ANTHRACITE COAL CLOVER HILL,
LUMP, HAIL, or SMITH, HARD and SOFT
COKE, OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and
split. always hand Mt lowest market price, at
Seventh and Grace streets, Nineteenth and
Cary streets. Call and see me.
au4 CHARLES II. PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
ANOTHER EIRz, AT LYNN.

BosroY, Jan. 26.-There was another large
fire In Lynn last night At 10 o'clock dense volumes OF
smoke we're issuing the brick block Nos 49, 30 and
% Monroe-st occupied by L H. Johnson Nichols & In
gals and SanboTn Il johnson, all shoe manufacturers
and o. Phillips manufacturer OF needless In less than
ten minutes from the time the fire discovered the
building was enveloped flames from the top to the bot
tom, burning as aercely aud rapidly wooden build
ing In less than minutes from the breaking out of tho
fire tie brick structure almost entirely destroyed.
The ROOF ie IN win erash a d g xas wp tInet
The occupants OF the building saved portion OF their
stock, which was thrown INTO the streets ~ PJpsSs
Gus manner ana from thence Dy lhe nla oi cIuhe.s,
transferred place OF safety The nre next rapidly
COMMUNICATED to the shoe manulaetoTles OF Harrison
II. AbOrn Co., George w. Downing ana John house
Son. Each OF these bulldings were OF wood. One Oh
them was entirely destroyed aud the Othor. 2tstOfy
structure partially burned the front on M0nr0est
remaining unscatled. The basement was occupied Dy
Charles Mullen and James Marble leather denerS Chas
f. MoultOn occupied the rear part as stitehingroOm
The wooden structure contained five stores ana Win
their contents entirely destroyed ana inc Others
partially. A number Of shoe firms contiguous
To the burning buildings einpted their. places
NJ more more serious connagration would occur.
The brick building contained large amount Oh STOCK ~
was owned by the occupants and cost about 1000 ana
was fully Insured The stock aud machinery III the
building valued at 100000 on which there is an IN
The building occupied by T. H. Johnson, Nichols n In
gals and sanl1n ingalls,, shoe manufacturers anu ";
Philips mahufaetuierVi maehino p'eui''' "N' '
number of accidents happened. While steamer mol
going to the fire, aud while turning tue eornor OF
Washington and MonrOe.sts. the machine was Tipped
by one Of the hind wheels striking frozen clunp
A hosemau named John W. Bancoat was riding on mo
cart Mt tho time ana no was thrown violently Into the
street sustaining serious injuries Ihee OF is Lps nu
Frank Hofbfook was Injured about the Head. but not
seriously! The night was cold one, and TINS morning
Vicinity of tie hre Al 10 O'Clock this morning single
seaner was engaged In throwing water upon INC snod'
eng ruins Frelnen from Boston and other piaees Ie
deTcd aid NJ this fire.