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Dividends paid on life policies. FORTY PER
CENT, which proves the economy OF Its manage
ment and its careful selection OF risks.
OFFICERS:
W. C. CARRINGTON, President;
JOHN F. EDWARDS. vice-Prcsident;
H HARTSook 5s: sesre,asE sS9;re..rv
B. e. HaRTs06k, Cashier;
cr i; SNiT Fass Medical Advisers;
rRoFEsson Z: 3. SMITH. Actuary;
p; p.F Pc { GI &C C"nsnlting Actaary; ,.,.o
DIRECTORS:
wM. B. IsAACs, GEORGE PALMER
y. 9; $$htkkESSoroN, W: i. fAE%SkR
J i IL e EDWARDS Join 4 6. WILLIAMS,
| DAHL J. HARTSOOK.
This company has met with success beyond all
parallel In life and Ts TO hs 1. south say
and surpassed by none In existence.
It advises the payment Of all cash preminms be-
| canse then dividends will continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing win be required.
! aud the policy may he source Of income, but II
willalow onf third loan anticipating policies;
| Parties who fall to pay all cash premiums VIII
| please remember iheir cash payments ere not
likely to decrease and that I'M crest Is To be paid
annually on all loans not absorbed Dy dividends.
II requires no notes for loans OF the part OF pre-,
NUNS hut endorses the loan on its policies until
| absorbed by dividends or policy is payable.
| Ii has no restriction residence or travel, all
policies n-forfet bic, and the right OF par
t'r- nteed the face OF the policy as part or
| the contract.
| II has the following valuable features which no
other company gives The late war t,ught many the
penalty Of being separated from the home office by
| having their past payment forfeited. This COM
pany guards against this In her policies, snd In
event of separation from its Office BY any inter-
vention guarantees to such NIL the right OF nom
| forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value anG
Reinstatement, III though there had been no such
| Intervening cause.
| Its Investments :ire made for southern advance
mcut 1t brings money to our people-keeps money
| with our people. Then why should they continue
| to iInpoyerish themselves by sending money of,
which can easily, as safely. as probably, be
| spent at home?
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks all
who wish to insure TO compare Its rates, terms,
| progress, with any company. and feels coufdcns
its merits will equal any other company's..
| no 3-d&wlm
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LIVERPOOL, November 12.-The bark
Cuba, from New York FOR Dublin, has been
lost. Cnly i've OF the crew were saved.
The delay in announcing the loan for the
purchase Of the telegraph lines dcpre$SeS
cUnSolS.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. November 12.-The bark Cupid,
rom New York for DNntZig, loaded with
petroleum, was burned yesterday.
ITALY.
FLoRFNcE, November 12.-Garipaldi IS
quite Ill Of rheumatism.
SPAIN.
MADRID. November 12.-Thc Duchess of
Genoa opposes her sons candjIature iorthc
throne OF Spain.
FRANCE.
MARsE1LLEs, November 12.-There was 4
:caIful hurricane in the Mediterranean yes
ier,lay. An American steamer was wrecked
in Oran harbor.
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Obituary..

BALr1MoRE, November 12.-Gcncral Mar
tin, Of Charleston, :. c., former clerk Of
the south Carolina Senate, died here last
NIGHT.
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SnIrwnrcE.-Lirerpool, November IL
The bark Cuba, Captain Prince, from New
York for Dublin, was wrecked Off Holy
head, and only five OF the crew were saved.
The Ship Florence Lee, from Montreal tor
Liverpool. GounGered at sen, and al on board
irpvp saved
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DESTRUCTIVE LJEE Is CHARLESTON, s. c.
Charleston, S. e., November IL The
wholesale grocery stores Of Katie & Co.
and Of j. Il. II. Na,htcman, on East Bay
street, were burned last night. The adioin-
ing large establishment Of 3. C'Neil was
Iauch injured. The loss is estimated at
80, VtG-p partially insured.
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Policies issued in little over two years.. s,7oe
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CTONES AND TINWA PE.--Haying on
y hsud : large r~SoEiuca. o! lie most approved
CGGKI.G and HEATING STOVES, / am cna-
bich to offer them t. the public ~ greatly reduced
prices for CASH. All STOVES r'arraatcd I" give
satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken in exchange
Or repaired.
al needing 4 real good article Of stove adapted
both Tor country ana city use, viii ell on
GEORGE KLEIN,
&C .9-COdlm- IL! Broad street..
SUNNYSIDE TRIUMPuANT.-I'
; only premium given BY The Virginia state y Eri-
cultural society Tor stoves was awarded the sun
HIHIpE STOVE. For sale only by MOT NI'AS-
II T.. so Broad street.
This stove heats one more rooms. and IS un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, AID heating
power. 40 IO--oN!tW
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i delegation Of prominent Canadians
f.yoral.cto annexation called at the White
House Thursday and had an interview with
n.r President. They represent that 4 large
body Of The people o! Canada are anxious
10 Ink tAcir fortunes with those OF the
..tgl STATES.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

X BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
~. BRAND-CUTTER, i!ie MAIN STREET.
Tie new patent BRaSDlNG-IRON, for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles By heating II, Is per-
fectIy adopted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
EEgr9yers' stock stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, steel Dies, Alphabets, Zeal Presses,
Br.ss and German Silver Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks Tags Sc. Wholesale snd retsG mhs
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DOWDER AND SHOT.-10O bags NEW
! YORK SHOT, lOkcgs DUPONT'S POWDER
oc IS. W. G.. CAMBRIDGE & co.
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WASHINGTON City vs.. inE BALTIMoR L
,<ntg,!o RAILROAD CoMrANY.--Thcrc is i
nr,>rrct of further hoStilitics between the
ro,pngaiion ot Washington and the Balti-
more and ohio liaiiroad Company. Intact.
fine war has already commenced. The cor
"--at.au vC Washington has been for some
'.mr grading Boundary street. which is
crossed by the Washington Branch Of the
F4n'.a re and Ohio railroad near the inter-
section OF Ninth street east and VI street
north. ".'he established grade Of Boundary
street ct this point is more than six feet
above the railroad track. The city on Thurs
IA, covered over the railroad track, thus
lcfainjnc the trains until the Railroad Com
ntuy hyd il uncovered. The railroad pas
>cu1crs he'd a meeting and denounced the
civ action. The courts will decide, Judge
C0,U having cuiomcd the city not 20 OBJ
,,rHct The road until he his heard the case.
Pa,imastcr-Gcncral Cyc,wcll, Secretary
Molcsou. and n large number Of members
%. Congress, were ON The retarded train, and
r.c.r EXCAVATIONS were by no means COM
Elementary 10 the Mayor.
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RICHMOND, VA, November Il, $780, !
OFFERINGS.
Whsdt.-WhItc, LIE bushels. Red, 123e BUSH
a!s.
Sorr.-w-ritn oo3 hnahcls. Straw-colored 40
sr-hnIs Ni-od ~ bushels.
Oats.-35o bushels.
Fga. IN bushels.
Ngdi.--o3 bushels.
SALES.
TVhsrt.-Wfite, 1sG bushels very cool at ~ 80 =.
&c bushels rrfrnc On private forms: 900 hi=hols
-ootl Of sl.ts 100 hrehnls nrtme II >l.I"t: Ia
VI hnls f1ir ut $40 60 bushels ~ S?5: 81 hmsh-
"a Mt ;l.30-totai POI bushels. Red. 4'5 hu7h"i>
-prv good ut Il $50 huehrls nj S13?i 80 hush"S
Il 81 so: 900 bushels nj S1.2T}: bushels very In
ferior Mt s1.1a-tntaI. l. Ign bushels.
C'orn.-White 10 bushels new Mt S5c.; l3i huShels
prime old Mt s1.9s-tntal, 20o bushels. Straw-"o-
lo-nd lao bushols Mt sl.Os Mixed IA bushels rev
at &c.. 90 bushels damp new 1T soctotal, 90 BUSH
els.
Rye.-lo bushels prime Mt sl.o5.
RE-EyHIRITED.
F1edt.-Whito, 90. bushels. Red. ~ bushels
Observation-Disclosures Of Wheat on Change to-
iav l. 10 bushels white and l.23o bushels red, OF
which POI bushels white and 70 bushels red were re-
exhibited. and 902 bushels white and llS9 bushels
red were sold. Market active especially for red,
and prices same those Of the preceding day.
Offerings OF Corn light and demand good. No
change to note I'm quotations.
offerings Of Oats light and demand light.
But little done in Rye.
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sy.aCg1sNEYs &c.

H \. DAYTON, Tenth s!Eect between
Il. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va. dealer In
Wood " orkiug Machinery Of Ill kinds, Ma
chimsSts' Tools bankruptcies Stcau-Ingincs, Mill
Gearing. Shafting, pullcys and HtrgcrS, Turbine
Water-Wheels. superior Leather Bcli!h". acc
Lcithcr :, avs. Wrcncrcs Steam and " atcr-PlpC
and Fixtures, Faucit Drills, card Clothing,
Steam Gauges &c.
FOR sale, one Stationary. Engine, 2a-norst
power. made hv Wa.hin.ton Iron Works. nearly
new: one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power
one Portable Engine, ls-horse power /; one new
F!ue Boiler. i@-horse power; one IGhnla!
Vertical. t-horsc power three Fluc Boilers
each SO-horse power: one Portable Corr
Mil lot Of Mill-Gcrring, Shtitine, Hangers, tn'
Pulicvs: Pumps SC. 10 I've sold for less thrn hal
price Also Il large lot of all kinds Of llachinists
Tools, Lathcs, planners, Drill-PresscS, Index Mill
ing aiachine, Screw Machines, Ntses. &C.. &c.
that viii be sold very low. oc SJ-eouJm
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EcvT-Earti Discharges

BcsTo1, November 12.-One hundred and
thirty men we're discharged from the navy
ward to-day.
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FURNITURE, DC.

TURNITU RE AND MATTRESS
= WAREROOMS.-We have now on hand, IN
two Of those irou-front buildings opposite the
Office Richmond, Va. Il large and elegant stock 81
PART or, CHAMBER, and DIEfNG-EpDM
FURNITURE OF every variety of style and liz ish.
Also, MATTRESSES and SPRISG-BED>, made
In any style desired. Our stock OF CHAN
BIER FURNITURE being very large. we are con-
lident oiler greater inducements 10 buyers
til IL any other house IN the State. Chamber Sets
can be purchased 1t establishment irGlE s35 To
$500. As the prices of most other goods are COM
ing down, have reduced the price of every aTti-
Gle In our line and are now selling about as low rs
We did before the WIT. All In want Of superior
Furniture Mattresses will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods 70 suit the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD K kiTTER,
oc II opposite the post-oilice, Richmond, Va.
FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
Il HOUSE. 13oS and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond, Vac. b. STACY & son confidently In
ytte their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which Will be
found to be the most extensive and varied or
fered in Richmond: and In every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses IN the
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them Ia defy competition
sHUCkS. SHlCkS SHUCKS!
We viii pay cash for SfIUCkS, In any quantity,
delivered In Richmond.
We are anxious 10 appoint agents IN every To-
calitv from which Shucks viii bear transportation
To VIXEN We will furnish presses for haling. Par
ticuars on application Sc 5o--2m
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4 MODERN HEEcuLrs.-A negro man
-athcred n l:trec crowd at the corner Of
Main and Bridge streets Yesterday TO wit.
ness the feat Of CARRYING a one-hoTse load Of
wood upon his back distance Of fifteen
Yards: which be claimed that he could do,
and made bet of five dollars that he would
do It. Several trials were made. in each OF
which the wood, which was chained to.
eether, was raised from the ground and
placed on his back. but he was unable II
move under the heavy weight. He finally
rave up the attempt, and Welded his wager
The same man, it is stated, has on several
occasions carried three sacks Of salt at once
a short distance.-L ynchburg Ne,rs.
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FOR T9BACC9NISTS.

TE5O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
/
We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOFl'sG TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring al boxes TO be
grooyed, it becomes especially important 10 have
. machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer 10 the trade.
SAIPLC MACHINES can he seen at our fac
tory. Ii. VI. SMITH y CO..
. oc. 1852 Main street.
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The Government and the Tennessee
Railroad tonDanics.

WASHINGTON. November 12.-United
States Supreme Court-Unitcd Statesrs. Sc
vcral Tennessee Railroad Companies. The
Ease is compromised by consent Of counsel.
The roads are to rem1in In possession OF
their respective company organizations, and
after paying current expenses and interest
on State bonds, the balance Of the earnings
arc to be subject TO the claims Of the Govern.
ment. This action defeats the motion OF
the Government to have the roads placedin
he hands of receivers. It is alleged that an
equitable settlement will show the Govern
ment largely indebted to the roads.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-The rcve-
nue receipts to-day were $4,000.
Parties dealing in g0ld-dust are decided
to be liable to 4 brokers' tax.
The Treasury Department will be closed
tomorrow in respect to the memory Of Elk
Secretary Walker.
General Sherman, with large party,
leaves Monday for the reiinion of the Army
IF Tennessee ut Louisville.
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NJ A c H n E 5 4 Q ?.
SLOAT 4 ADDINGTON,
MACH1NISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE Al5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGISES and BOILERS IN city and
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired. with MI kinds OF ste:tln-htt!ngs for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
UTD~pN'S PATEET SrFAM-ENGlNE GOV
ERNDR, SELDES'S FATE%r eiEAM-E\-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam hau@e Company :
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF These gauge
are warranted TO- II y"ar. We know them t" he
the best gang" now In use. Theyarc LESS In price
than ANY other make. full Inc of Inc above ar
lirlcs always on land. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELs-FEEDISG tii-tUp. FOR shaft
Ing aiId all kinds machinery wI:ich saves ninety
per cent. Of OIL This Is The newest and best thing
now ouI. Come and see Il and US.
GEORGE i. SLOAT,
70 A. .iAtkStiN AlbDl>iTION-
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\E,arw JOHNSON NoMINATED.--Thc pco-
r.rot GIccuc county have nominated cX-
i'-.>iaraf johnson Tor the Convention
.s.s.gl NtWS.
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yOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
LATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE Company
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF PoST-OFFICE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1S4a.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February ],
1880, over Sl3. coo, 900.
and mortgages worth double the amount loaned
over l32. 0vo. 900.
Number Of policies In force February l, 1863,
i2: :53. +. ,r-.,sn ,,dorrr-1y ,rrrr,1, COM
PATY, and Is conducted on the only principl.
which time End experience has proven TO be tlltl'
natcly safe and trustworthy. All of lts profit
ire divided annually among the Insured III th'
most eoritahle manner. which can lie used to de.
erase the premiums or to purchase additional
Insurance, at the option Of tho policy-holders.
Dr. j. Is. MCGAw. Medical Examiner.
Insure your Property with
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
John J.. BACON, President.
| VIM. II. CHRISTIAN. Secretary;
| Applications solicited.
! oc l2--dtfHwlm JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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Application has been made to the Sccrc-
tagy OF tho Navy for ship 10 make sound
i., between the West Indies and Rio.
where cable is 10 be laid 10y the New Nol K
a.d Havana Telegraph Company. 1t is ul-
a. -,ouG that the request viii be granted
rD. 80 much for the benefit of the telegraph
I,tuItmcut.
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DIED1IONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. .

HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
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Mr.. +. D. Railv slaughtered four hogs on
Tuesday last, the smallest weighing 90
pounds (total. 900 pounds, fifteen months
ODD MherNe Dispatch.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS
Deat., Of Hon. Amos Kendall.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-Hon. Amos
Wendell, Postmaster General under Presi
dent Jackson's administration, died to-day
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
>TICKERSON HOTEL,
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE,
I.t..r-,LAs.E Y LlL,nNnr II. lsM0. I

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD House,
RICIMoED, Va, Uctoncr@l, 1869. J
y7HE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
I GF THE EXCHANGE Hotel, announces
IiafcIt 0npn>itC, nud from Er7 date both houses
will be conducted under his management aS pro-
prlCtor Of the same.
wears by Il covered bridge. so Is 10 form practi-
cally one establishment. The nnion OF these TWO
hotels, 50 long and iAHorably known. VIII enaplc
the undersigned To offer greatly increased accom-
modatonS To the travelling public ald lie can Goa
itGuilv say that no more councillors, complete
or attractive, establishment can be found in any
p''' % '''' ''''''N' j. L. CARRINGTON.
referring to the above card take pleasure In
saving that in rCtirin. from the management II
the l. Hard House | cordially recommend my sue
rcssor, Mr.. J. L. CARR! NGTpN, and trust that
he may continue TO receive the patronage OF my
Friends and the public, which Tor the past twenty
years has been so literally extended to me.
oc 2S-!m JOHN 7. BALLARD.
90 PER DAY. 50 PER DAY.
.rtOTSWOOD HOTEL,
The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
theatre and the great northern and southern rail-
road npots respectfully inform the public that III
Is NOW OPEN. II viii be thoroughly reEoVa-
.cd aud rclurniShed to some extent.
Tuls hotel IS w0rId-renoYnCd rs the headGuar-
ters oi the President and Cabinet officers OF the
late Conederacy. 1t also contains the historic
ICONS of Presidents, Davis, Johnson aud Grant,
Tie travelling public are cordially Invited l.
make their home ut the Spotswood, where they
E!l ind every comfort ANA dcllcacy THAT thiS anc
other markets can supply.
express and Telegraph ONCE IN the building.
j. II. SuBLETT,
&. Il. LUCK,
". i. BISHOP,
mys Propriet0rs.
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NR. GEORGE I. KEESEE, gra- Ga
~ dratc OF the Baltimore College ofSaIfTfS
Dental surgery gives his undivided attention 10
an operations pertaining to the practice Of dem
;istry both IN It's relations 81 the NATURAL Or
CANS aud; their substitution by beautiful sets oi
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure nj
lroUs oxide @as when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
oc 2I-lm
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WASHINGTON, November 12.-Admlra
Radford has been directed to bring home
the remains Of George Peabody on an Ame
rican man-ot-war.
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INSURES ON MUTUAL NOE-FORFEIT1Sa
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
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mr.. c. L. kLOEBER, GEga
SURGEON DENTIST. CSifIfYL5
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted Oh any desired
plate.
EJLCANITE SETS for 800.
OLD GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
for those on other base.
TEETH filled thoroughly and gently. A rcw and
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
will enable me To have constant supply Of this
delightful anIsthctic.
Dental rooms und residence, No. SOC BROAD
STREET. ~ 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Corn AID FLOUR EXCHANGE. I
RICHMOND, VA. November Il, 1860. !
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Dividends paid on life policies. FORTY PER
CENT, which, proves the economy of Its manage
ment, and its careful selection OF risks.
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G.. BfNSEHDc, judge.

The Chairman again rose, and, address
ing the cXpectant brokers, asked them
whether. in the face of the mi@bticst legal
tribunal in the land, the ceremonies should
continue: lie was answered by cries OF
Yes. Yes Put him out > and, acting
on the suggestion. ut once hustled the in
junction reader off the gallery amid loud
laughter from the bulls and bears below. -
The Secretary then read letters purport-
ng 10 come from broken " firms express
ing regret at not being able to attend on
lccount of heavy losses III Central. Each
III these was greeted with cheers and
laughter, which was with difficulty sup
pressed to allow of the first appearance OF
;ia
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DR. H. B. HERNDoS'
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND JEFFERSON
STREETS. &C 4--3ln
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
yUnLIAM A. CHARTERS,

WILLIAM A. CHARTERS,
w GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
Insurance provided on buildings, merchandlsc.
and other ipsurabls property. ut The Low EsI
RATE OF PREMIUM, In HOME OR OTHER
COMA MES doing business in this city.
Particular attention paid to the proper drawing
. p'''@ - '-'''' : - : Sc l4-s&wsm
DARTICIPATION INSURANCE.
\ system Of insurance under which 4 company
ability paw Its losses keeps Jnt pace with Its In
any liability whatever upon the holders of Its poll
cles.
CONTINENTAL
(EREl INSURANCE COMPANY
CITY OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT OF JULY. 1sca
* SxsH assfTS IS? osS IS.
This Company insures against loss by fire on all
Iuarters oi the profits are divided In July OF each
wear TO Its customers In scrip bearing interest nj
SIX per cent. per annum aud redceIEaole In cash
In the order OF It's issue.
THOMAS :. ARNISTEAD, Agent,
Office ll13 Main street. Richmond
BENT & CoFFROTH. Agents. ~
Col. MAURICE s. LkNGH0RNE,
Agent. Lynchburg, Va.
Agent. Norfolk, va.
Applications for agencies in other parts OF the
state may be made to GIBSON e ROSE, STATE
Agents. Address box l@9, Richmond, Va.
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HET TIE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
FOL.
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOMS.
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

The undersigned would respectfully refer to the
numerous citizens to whom he has sold these
stoves rs IL their economy, convenience. and
cleanliness. JOHN BOW EkS-
Plumber and Gas-Fittcr and dealer In lin ANA
Woodward, House, furnishing Goods, &c. lron-
Front :uiiding, Governor street. 50 y
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IT A. 6; J. s. WISE,
4. ATTORNEYS 1T LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
SKATERS BUILDING, lo1: CORNER MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. no lin
VAR. JOHN p. LITTLE has returned to
- Richmond and rcauncd the PRACTICE Or
"EDICi>E.
t.ncc and residence No. COS Main street, oppo-
tic the Arlington House, corner Of Sixth and
M,in Messages may be left II the drug stores OF
l. Wa(1rar. Sixth aud Broad streets, and u. u.
Nci'hail. Seventeenth and Main. oc l0-lIn
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JOIIN X. CONNALLY,
" ATTORNEY At Law,
RICHMOND. VA.
no I0--lm+ Ills MAIN STREET.
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INSURANCE.

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ability TO paw It's losses keeps Ju pace vi tn Its in
crcaSing liability tn incur loss without imposir?
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