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New YORK, December l2.-Noon.-Stocks
duh and unsettled. Money, per cent. Ex-
change, lo9At. Gold, l3j !. i2o's, 50, ll3A.
North Carolina o's. 631 new, 6ls@ Virginia
6's. eX-coupons, j6ts new, ~. Tennessee $,
eX. coupons GGtl new, G6's
Flour dull. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn
dun and Il shade lover. Mess pork dun and
lower new, $50 .:5IGS32. ~. Steam lard droop-
ing barrels, - &C. Cotton lower ut 80 &c.
Turpentine drooping 1T ne Rosn quiet
and firm AT ~ 5jllf2 50. Frrights quiet.
Er.ni,g.-Cottom dali and lower; sales 300"
bales 1t SOC. Flour less active aud scarcely 50
firm: prices without decided change. Wheat
less active ami scarcely so firm. Corn less
active; new lower old white firmer mixed
western, new, 924l94c. old, - .0iUSl %. oats
lrner. Pork dun and heavy NJ S329$ $50 30,
Lard lower; kettle, 20H02o'i hlskey quiet
and unchanged Rice dull. Sugar excited; Mus
covado, l2hGll3c Coffee firm. Molasses eX.
cited New Orleans, 7JlG7Sc. Turpentine, 81
G57E. Rosn, S2.j0I$s.Jo. Freights droop-
| ing; cotton, per steam, 4.
Governments closed active and ouoyant
j-2U's, %, liiAi. Money easy and abundant
At 5dl7 per cent. Gold, l3j. Sterling, 100 o..
Southern securities generally quiet Stocks
closed dull.
BALTIMORE, February l2.-Cotton and Hour
| quiet and steady. Wheat advanced 81. choice
| Maryland, - 80. Corn higher 1T g2c. Oats,
| rye, and provisions firm.
Virginia 6's, old Inscribed, 6l8jl%; 1880,
| 5&A4 1907, l.. North Carolina, new, OIL i,
| Iol74.
CIScIsSArr, February 12.-Flour dull fam
| lily, $1llS7.5o. Corn lower At o3I64c. Wits
| key quiet at aic. Provisions unsettled and
! nominal holders unwilling, - make import
| amt concessions Bacon-Shoulders, iAc.
| Mess pork offered at S33. Lard, 2oc.
LOUISVILLE, February l2.-Mess pork, S33.
| Bacon-Shoulders, Hike; clear rib sides, ia
| 6Glsc. clear sides, Is A9lShc. Lard, 2o'"c.
| Whiskey, Goo.
ST. LoCIs, February l2.-Mess pork dali.
Bacon dull, with jobbng sales OF shoulders 4!
| H48l4f5c. s
WILMISGTos, N. c., FEBRUARY l2.-Sprlt>
| turpenttue dull at 5Sc. crnde quiet and "a
| loo lower. Rosln dun. Tar steady and 5c.
| higher. Cotton, Csc.
New ORLEANS. February l2.-Cotton steady
mlddings, 2S4g29c Sales, 300 bales for
| the week, SO 10 bales. Receipts, 3. III bales
for the week, 23 09i bales. Stock, Is, O6T hlaes
| Sugar active aud higher prime, Is. Gle.
yellow clarified, lb3l5hc. Moia.ses active
prime, 6S87oc. Gold, l353s. New York sight,
| &C. discount
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Congressional Election In Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA, February l2.-The Geor-
gia Legislature to-day passed almost unanl-
mously resolution to elect representatives
to Congress on the first Monday IN April.
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The leading apothccaries Of Massachu-
sctta have petltioned the Legislature for the
passage Of law to prevent any one en-
gaging in that line of business unless he
hue received Il special education for it.
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"cstcl Willoughby, now residing in this
city, and Il. ,. II. Bromwell, a resident of
Fairfax county, are aspirants for the Judge
snip now held By Judge Thomas.-Ateran-
nm lLn-.tta
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RICHMOND, VA, February y, 1859.
oFFEKISGs
Whsrt-White, 222 bushels. Red 492 bushels.
G,rn-White, go bushels. rawColored,
200 bushels Mixed, 800 bushels.
OdtS.-36l0 bushels.
RVe.-l32 bushels.
EyrrSEn.-2 bushels.
B.Gns.--Whte, . bushels. Mixed, , bushels.
Colored, . bushels.
SALES
Vhent-White IA bushels very good NJ 50 go;
IS bushels good on private terms-total ~
bushels. Red, so bushels damaged ut Sl.s2@
u bushels common ut $50; l96 busreis III
81 G7H; 26 bushels fair 1T $3.50; So bushels
common on private terms; 30 bushels good on
private terms-total, 492 bushels.
C017l-White, 6i6 bushels very good at s5c.:
30 bushels fair on private terms; 50 bushels
good on private terms Is bushels prime 1T
S6c.-total, III bushels. Straw colored, 200
bushels very good on private terms. Mixed,
- bushels fair NJ 50 &c. III bushels good 1T
s2Mc. ~ bushels damp ut SIC. IS bushels
good on private terms IS bushels very good
a Sic li6 bushels prime 1T Sjc.-total, Az
bushels.
O1ts-so bushels seed ut &c, 80 bushels at
roc. $40 bushels very good 1T 66c. HIS bush
els prime at 66c total, ], l2i bushels.
Rye.-96 bushels very good 1T fi.42E; 81
bushels good III 81 .+o-total, $50 bushels.
E1ntseed.-2 bushels fair ut S2.27h.
Msni.-White country, uGbolted, 10 bushels
AT SIC.
B"a&.-Nixed, > bushels at T.. CoIored, .
bushels 1t IL.
RE.EXHIBITEp.
VItUt.-Red, So bushels.
CDrp.-MiXed, 30 bushels.
OGtS.-2, 10 bushels.
REMARKS Chickering'S of CORN on Change TO-
dav $50 bushels, Of which 10 bushels were
re. ex hibited and no bushels sold. Market
opened at the advance at which it closed on
the preceding day, and advanced still further
| = cent on white, closing 1T Stc. Bidding quite
| lively. IThsot in demand nj unchanged rates
| Drts more active day, holders having made
CONCESSIONS Rge in improved demand and a
shade better.
| Baltimore, Md.
| In Baltimore on the nth instant u a,W was
weaker: sales of fair southern red 1T Sl.sj tt
| 81 90, inferior ut Sl.l5 low grade western
At 81 -, prime and choice Pennsylvania, 81 ;:
10 81 %, and Maryland white 1t y. Only
| : 900 bushels Cyra received sales 900 bushels
of white in store n 9oc., l,l7j bushels in lot
ahoat 1T ~ to CSC, 30 bushels yellow 1t So Il
| stc and LOCO bushels 10 arrive on private
! terms Demand for rtts active: 1000 bushels
received sales 500 bushels heavy NJ 7jc., -
| bushels IT &c, western ~ zoo. hight Penn
,ylvania NJ sc, inferior Maryland 1T toc
| Eye--No sales.
| New York.
| The New York market At the close on thu
! lIth instant was ilrmer for F7onr OF 10"
| grades southern more steady. WheW mor'
active; sales $1,000 bushels Ut II 90 TO Si.65h
| for No . spring in store and aoat, Sl.5l FOL
| No. > do. TO arrive next week; Sis for Por
| Washington spring = for white southern
| and -. l2A for white Michigan. tDrn 10 e
| better, with moderate business doing; salc
| i, 900 bushels IL % TO yJc. for new mixed west
ern, SlU4 for old mixed western, 94c. 10
white western, and sec. for New Orleans
| Rye quiet. OttS more active and hrmer sale
d, 900 bushels 1T - TO -6'@c. for western IL
| store, and II 10 7oc. atloat.
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ARTNERSElP.- The undersigned
" have formed a CU-PARTN ERSHIP under
the stvle and firm of Wake II TAYLOR, for
the purpose oil conducting the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS In this city, and have
taken the large aud centrally located warehouse
No. 1896 Main street, beswr' II Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets (north side, formerly occupied by
George j. Herring Co., and more recently by
Peasants Il Ross.
The long experience Of orr senior In the grocery
and commission business In this city viii enable
us 10 supply goods and execute orders entrusted 10
us with iidelity and care which WILL we trust
commend us 10 the public confidence and patron
age. l. II. NtLhE,
late Wake & Gray,
ROBERT J TAYLOR,
lienrico county.
RICHMOND Februaryo 1869 re 3-.w
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Assembling of the Spanish Cortes.
MADRID, February 12.-The city was
profusely decorated to-day in honor Of the
assembling of the Cortes. 1t met at noon,
and General Serano delivered q congratula-
tory address.
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DIRECTORS:
General JOHN A. DIX;
w. WILKEEs, OF Wlkens 4 90.
GEORGE L. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JoHE J. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic;
w. II. VEnMnYE, OF Yermilye Co., bankers;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE. ex-Mayor Of New York;
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold, Constable Il Co.
and others. -
HUTZLFR & BERNHEIM,
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
DR.. j. u. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
= LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1867.
HOME OFFICE 1913 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
FIcEnS.
j. r. EDWARDS. President.
WILLIAM b. ISAhC9, vice-rresident.
d. HARTsOOK, Secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD h SMITH, Actuary.
CHARLES II SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adviser
JOHN H. CLAIBORSE, General Agent.
ASSETS. 600.
Policies issued, 1880. insuring s. OOO, 900.
Paid nine los es by death, $4,000.
Dividend, forty per cent. declared
The extremely prosperous condition of the COM
pany under the encouragement OF It's patrons and
the public generally, leads Its directory to the
adoption Of neT and liberal features, keepiog up
fully with the improvements and spirit OF the age
i7lnual dpidends upon all participating life poll
cies paid at the end of the Fest and each
year, With
ONE-THIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
PROFITS.
NO NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
OF PREMIUMS.
A new and highly iheT nj form of policy adopted,
with renornl # restrictions, made applicable To
apDces heretofore Issued by the company.
Annual dividends endowment policies paying
premiums in cash after second annual payment,
with omc-thlrd loan profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
NO EXTRA RATE ON FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN SPE-
LIALLY PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTER.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually. or
quarterly. Loan Of par. Of premium on all par
ilCipatinE policies. II l3-lni
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Foreign marke.s-IBr TKLga RArHl

LoSpoy, February l2.-Noon. I'M
changed. United States bonds, 73'a. Sugar
firm both on the spot and afoat
afternoon Sugar excited; or the spot, 3ss.
%. ahoat, 2ss sd.
LIVERPOOL, February y. - Noon. - Cotton
qniet, uplauds, i2a@l2Hd. Orleans, !aH&
l2%od. ; estimated sales, 10000 bales: sales
for the week, $1,000 bales, including 1000 for
export and - 900 tor speculation; stock, 5000
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LAND SALFs-lhree tracts, the first Of
2io acres (morc or lcssl, was sold to Mr..
Jesse Ralston nj S3l per acre; the second
Of 80 acres to Timothy ruinlan for $32 20
-.,r acre; and the balance of s acres to
mir. William II. Flick for SIS per acre The
whole amounted 10 SIC, $50, which was con
$ crcI an excellent .-LdrrjSonbmq
ia Commonwealth,
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Tar OLp CHrKcu IN HAMrToN.-This
venerable church is TO be rebuilt. 4 CON
tract has been made for the restoration OF
this venerable pile, which for nearly two
centuries has stood a monument to the
Living God.-NoJob IHginian.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. -G'"rsc II. Chris
man, ESQ, requests us to y that at our
next February court he VII ieliver short
address 10 the citizens of +; ckingham on
the subject of our nesotiati2as now pro-
crossing with the Congress Of the United
States, with a view to o modification of the
constitution framed by the late convention
in Virginia. He believes that these nego-
tiations will be influenced and promoted by
an expression of opinion on the part of the
Conservative men of our State, and that
the opinion which we form now will, in all
probability, control the destiny and influence
the prosperity and happiness Of Virginia
for years to come. He therefore desires to
address himself to the understanding and
reason of the thinking and rejecting men
of all classes of our community.-RegiSter
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DESS0EUTEOES, sc.

NOTICE.-The firm Of J. J. OSBORN &
Y co. is dissolved by the Withdrawal Of u.
Bak, Jr.. wAo will close ~ the business Of the
Old firm. II i can be found Al his factory, Sc
renlh street between Cary and Canal, or 1914 slain
street. !. parties indebted are respectfully re-
ulestcd TO make immedtte payment Claims
remaining unpatd after The lst of May will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for collection.
i. j. OSBORN,
j. 4. 4 DRiA .CE.
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We yield all further opposition to negro
suffrage, and say, 600 it, boys, We are
with yo ."-.Mlt0n Chronicle.
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J. z. z IIRI \ : TT J..
BAKER, j

kOTICE.-0sno"u K Edriarce, having asso-
ciated with III. msclyes - I. DIbblc WITH continue
the business HI No. 1914 alain street, under til.
name Of jon \ !. OSBORN e CO., who VIII
keep on hand ard Tor sale large and superior
stock or CARR GsB OF every description. L"
which they call the attention Of ca.ria g.-usinr
public. nur Mr.. oSEoRS, having been engaged
i'm the carriage husin. In this city for the past
twenty eight wears VIII civ" his personal atrrn-
ton 10 the selection Of carriages suitable To this
market.
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Coal IN LoNDoN.-All coal sold in Lon
don, at least Tor domestic use, is put up in
sacks, each containing about 200 pounds,
so that eleven of them will contain n ton.
Each cart is provided with pair Of steel
yards, and the purchaser, when his coal is
delivered, selects two or three sacks and
has them weighed. Thus he can be certain
of getting his correct weight. Another ad
vantage is that the coal, instead of being
shot on the sidewalk, TO the annoyance of
pedestrians, is carried at once to its desti-
nation without making any dirt or dust.
The correspondent adds: at appears to
me that the sack plan of delivery possesses
obvious advantages over the present dirty
plan Of shooting the coal on the sidewalks"
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We have received a communication from
q northern man Of intelligence and enter
Prise who proposes to buy large qu&n,ity
If eur Bedford lands, and bring with him a
colony OF from fifty to hundred northern
men. who intend to become bona tde citi-
aers Of Virginia. The gentleman, who
writes 10 rs Tor information in regard to the
character Of our lands, the resources Of our
county, &C.. is well known TO US as man
in every way reliable, and we should be
.ratifel to welcome him ~ citizen of our
county II he came alone. We are satisfied
that be can command the means TO carry
ON; his scheme Of settling colony of indus
trious, hari-working men in our midst, if
wc can otter sufficient inLuctn,cnts.-Bcd-
FORT Sentinel.
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Fatal SrAnRrNG.-on Sunday last ~
alteration took place at Pond Gap between
Reuben Green and Joseph Green (hoth
,olorcl}, in which tho latter received a
wound fron, a knife in the hands of the
,,b,r. from which he died III ( very short
timc.
Reuben Green is now confined in iail in
This place to await M cAaminaiion.-Sta o3a-
lon indicator.
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VIHG1xA.--ts is reported on pretty good
authority that the Judiciary Committee of
the Senate have agreed to adopt the plans
and notifications proposed by the commit
tee of nine from Virginia, and that the
House bill for an election in the State will
be amended accordingly and passed.
The question in reference to the removal
of the disabilities Of the judges is again
agitated, and it is now said that the proba-
biltics are that they will be relieved, with
the exception OF Judge Parker, against
whom there is violent opposition. MIR. Jo-
seph Segar, VINO has just recovered from a
severe illness, has fled very strong argu-
meut in favor of the removal of the disa-
bilties from all the judges, which, it is
thought, will have some weight. WaS'sing-
ton teiegram-IierandriG Gazette.
We give the above news as possibly but
not probable true
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NOTlCE.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing between Lynn {. Troutman and
Charles e. rrou.ran under the style Of TROUT
MN 4 CO, IN the business Of manufacturing
BONE BLACK in The city Of Richmond and
county Of Henrlco Is dissolved as Of this date the
liquidation Of the business l. entrusted TO Lynn =.
TroutInan, who i alone auth riIed 10 collect the
debts and control the assets + the late finn, anG
who vi Il settle the Indebtedness OF the same.
LYNN Z. TlpUTMaN,
CHARLES z. TRUUTMkN.
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i j. OSBORN,
j. x. AnnTAN GE,
&. +. DIBBLE.

In retiring from the firm Of J. j. Osborn K Co.,
| beg leave 10 return my thanks for the liberal pa
trnnage bestowed upon the I'D firm. and take
pleasure In rccofnme Ddrc the new concern 10 the
patronage Of my friends and II { rriage-lslng
public. ID. BAKER, JE.
fp l2-dlw Sw3t
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Mr.. William May, son Of gentleman of
,bc same name living in the ncighborhood
oC NeGahcysvillc, in this county, was out
hunting with s. shotgun on Wednesday
morning last. He rested the butt of the
rur with the mu@zlc under one arm, and
:hv huu slipping, struck the hammer, ex-
y|oling the cap, aud lodging heavy charge
of shot IN the arm-pit, killing him.-Har-
-a>au5;rg Commonwealth.
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'aoN QEE.--Wc examined yesterday some
very ane specimens Of iron ore, recently
discovered on the farm of Mrs. Susan J.
NaaIin, near Campbell Courthouse. We are
informed that these specimens are pro-
uoauced by Captain Dewey, a very cotupc
'ra; G:ucralogist, 10 contain ninety per
.ea;.oL pure iron.-Lynchbwg Republican.
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7 OST.-Notice is hereby given that ap-
or Virginia for the renewal Of the following GER.
TIEICATRS OF lost stock Of the State OF Virginia,
standing on the books of the Second Auditor In the
name of j. A. Fullcrton-yiZ., No. g. ?3, for 800
No. 1870, for 1900 No. 2.785 for sloc-the same
having been destroyed by fire In April 1885,
u l5-F2m w. j. SLOTI, 1ministratDr.
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THE NEW MOVEMENT.

GENERAL LEES OrrSIoNs.-We have no,
heretofore made any reference to General
Lees views of the 'tnew movement y be-
cause We could find in Mr.. Stuart's reported
speech no such allusion to them as il was
stated by one of our contemporaries he
tMr. Stuart had inade. The following
however, taken from tho National lntsM-
gcncer of yesterday, is go explicit that we
must suppose that i; is based upon informa-
ton derived from Mr.. Stuart himself:
"As some question has been raised in re-
spect to General Lees opinions, we take
the liberty of stating, on unquestionable
authority, that at very early period in
this proceeding, and indeed before this
movement formally began, General Lee ex-
pressed to ono OF the gentlemen subse-
quently connected with it, his opinion that
the time had come for the people of Vir-
ginia to modify their ACTON upon this ques-
ton of suffrage, and ;hat they could not
maintain their former position of opposition
to all forms of negro sudg4ge. This opinion
had naturally n considerable effect upon
the minds of gentlemen who have taken a
leading part in the matter
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R1cIIMovp. February 5. lse9. fe
TO-PARTNERSHIP.

TO-PARTNERSHIP.
"
THOMAS u. DUDLEY, ANDREW JISKISS,
tLate Sergeant city Gate Deputy Jerk
AichmUnd) Hastings Court
DUDLEY Il JIhkINS
The undersI gned cffer their services TO the citi
Zens of Richmond and the public generally as
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND hUtTIONEERS
for the sale of real and personal property renting
out houses, collecting claims generally, writtn.
cOnyevanceS &c. We hope from our KNOWLEDGE
and acquaintance with the public that, by strict
attention 10 business, we may receive a share o.
the public patronage.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
ANDREW JINkINS.
Office, No. lll7 Main street between : levcnth
and Twelfth streets, opposite DiSpnt"h office.
IL i
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W. n. PECBHAM, President
II. y. GAHkGAN, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, AcLuary:
8. a. FUDICkAR, superintendent.
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A PROSPEROUS CpuRcH.-The Methodists

A, PROSPEROUS CHURCH.-The Mcthodists
appear to be successful ut raising large
Gums Of money ct short notice. On the
18th Of January, ut an informal meeting Of
about thirty laymen md clergy in New
York, convened for the purpose of consult
ing as to the most efficient means of placing
the gospel in the reach of the city popula-
ton, it waa unanimously agreed to raise
half million dollars for purchasing sites
and building chapels in destitute parts of
the city, and 100000 were subscribed on
the spot. This was doing pretty we'll in an
instance of the energy with which this de-
nomination carries on it's labors, the Mis-
sionary Society under whose auspices this
half million is to be expended has been in
operation less than three years and has
already fourteen tlourishing mission schools
in New York city with 5000 registered
pupils and membership of 200 converts,
and has raised by voluntary subscription
$4,000 The object of this Society, which
has met with such unparalleled success, is
to carry free gospel to every soul in the
great CITY of New York.
The Free Methodist Church, which has
been in existence only eight yeara, is an
offshoot from the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on the ground that that church has
diverged too widely from its original purity
and simplicity. They forbid instrumental
music, maintaining that it is n necessary
part of the worship for the congregation to
do the singing. They have lay representa-
ton, and encourage rather than repress
demonstrations Of religious feeling, main
tanning that the Spirits influence on .
mixed multitude must produce "great
visible connection" They are strongly op-
posed to all pic-nics, Christmas trees, fest
walls, lotteries, fairs, and donation parties,
and especially to tho rental or sale of pews
in the house of God. They advocate earn
estly the necessity of having absolutely
free churches. They own now, in differ
ent parts of the country. forty-nine
churches, and number 5000 members.
They seem to occupy the same position to-
ward the Methodist Episcopal Church that
that Church did toward the Episcopal
Church on leaving it.-Hartford Times.
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TAKE YOUR RISKS ts
In HOME INSTITUTIONS.

THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
of VIRGINIA, --.v. -
OFFIrE No. 1925 MAIN sTREET.
g PREPARED TO ISSUE PULI les OF
MARINE INSURANCE vessels and cargoes
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
river canal, or land-carriage;
FIRE IssURhNCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
!ngs.
SHORT RISKS, or. II the rtI period Is not used,
n return Of premium ,OtU be made for the un-
expired term.
WILLIAM B. ISAAcS, President
A. \. STOKES Vice President.
DIRECToRS.-WiIi.ar b. Isaacs, OF =" illism Il.
Isaacs & Co; a. Y. stokes, of A. Y stokes 4 Co.;
D. j. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life lnsu-
rance Company john Wilson. OF Wilson q Fos-
ter: j. j. Waggouer OF Waggoner Harvey: A.
j. Buford. President Danville falrosd Company
benjamin II. Nash, v lillian 7. Shepherd w. ".
Lyon.
Is. c. WHERRY, Assistant secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and F9Our Markets.

CoRS AND FLOUR ExcHAS"E,l
RICHMOND, VA, February II, 1869.
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aEUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AsSO

MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSO-
WI CITATION OF RICHMOND, -yA.-OFFICE
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS-NO:
l2us-lbis company Is now issuing policies oil
membership on the most sei nj plan OF me day.
For full particulars or The, WORKING " Inc ASso-
ciaiion call at The "ilice for q pam phet
Membership fe.s,-f ten TO twenty-five ao'-
Iars-accordpg To age ~ ~
sons from nrr"-n TO sixty years OF age received
both IN ale and female. ,.
r. 3. STARRE, General Agent re s-9h
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WILMISeros, N. c., FEBRUARY l2.-Spirlts
turpentiue dull at 53c. crnde quiet and "a
loo. lower. Rosln dun. Tar steady and 3c.
higher. Cotton, sc.