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ts,niy cot na d Eiaso tsal9 M ~ pupiis 70 commit
hear soms one sn'fEertns- 'ots''u'tato' saa ii
= win vhich erad,ts quotation Ds. Morpus. sae
5tsu t4oGtp.u, ~ We used TO cal hin. drew
th.cl. tough cane from under his coat tatls, AMI
vnseked up and dtWn, As Il be Wa playing On
hrReptsno-"
This Ia the revelation Of HI. Walter Tnnrnhury,
whc \ rev .enrs nsu, was art critic 10 the Atha-
,a~pu, acd copnccd hlnlelt to the snAlyk,1 Of
":he btAutiful, bot who, IL these degenerate
{byf, jtt.s the crowd OF ekrniahe1A Another
rcod trectrneu OF tbs light artillery Is the ANIMAL
to en- atsu1u accounr OF 's The Balm Of Bozyn+
sla- How Invented IT, advertised It, sold II, aud
gut L arrted upon It" The writer ssyE:.>
AZ sas brought up to tbs medical profession;
Thst Ia ray. VA 2sstcled 70 G. r, or General
i q, ofsx,ns ,seta sais tss pleasing .da.lsn q
4 good deal ci taT-ooDt>. ard dolnE the work 81 :
ssE.ss sGf sses rnss 1nnsd a
pound OF uni,uised loo, ditto tobacco, and GIN
Al the suggestion Of An nncle he inyents ra-
tent red1cIe, tic Balm or Bo'yng.a, and adEer-
t.ees II Ia amusing fornA Then CONES u hit 's1
ope Of tho LouEon magazines:
uThe p{esk vas OF course entirely on EuJ side
Yhr shs new kpApeF1 waited my AdFtTtteme1ssl
spd ru,7ed The Balm IN order tooot.ln orders for
EeYfes oI pseftIonx I got IN slluaion into story
Ts sas tm Ct spaolsner,p to Wnom
It belonged; .honczaple gen.lemeo. xoo asst
panrns!.y 6echued 70 admit the pan ~ auf pFec,
and then employ ed one OF their ed!tntt. ".
GeAch, TO accept ne EtoJ, and pretend AltetWatua
thas the mention OF the B1in had cTcpt 10 p aeci-
cent, dAte say 1t did, bat MI cheex. Maen wns
5nt tntp the satne gcnuernsna h1odA dm nos ect
1hesc ny accident, nos did the honorable nfm 1cs-
Gct 70 caah ~
. ,1arCtttenni1 NaJa-in< actually does Insert the
nsUes o. Advertising t1adesnen IN It's stories, and
] have sren something OF the kind In Miss Brad
dont psodcc,!opA- Fettaya the quack pedlc.ra
yendciA In tic NcS. mar ger 4 hla! from ,lhe ad-
.ssz:Aens1ts Of the Ea,u Of DoJpg.a Here Wal
opt for religious Low Church paper for Instance:
"TEC1r f7orK-fes, but to attain The fsann
Of M.Id requisite for the exercise ~ I.nffstint1
yittues, lie body should be inviRurnersi by In
f.xm Of BorJnsta- Sold bv a1l cheais:s Of EyIo.
aeiral pttpciplss witt text lar each dsy Of tht
Netk on tic Wrappf1."
For High Church paper the ad7est.seaca. VI.
: thus varied:
AAlba and epAsuhies arc 10 be obtainad II an,
eccIesaasltcal veslneut warehouse, bot tuS Bale
Of BorJrF1s Invaluable n ~ aid 70 fntontng, Cal
~be bonRht OF al chemists and dluZxstA"
" !: Ina Liberal paper Vas sae fann9tag:
*Ar 1r14ht1 speeches have done much fot u
cause Of liberty, bat tho lain Of BorJug1S t1hic
no ppfytpR mother or Cabinet Minister should b
xilnoul1 baS dose uorc. II has sustained . ssates
man when Tuy Vaccinations woaid without
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mreA. as yhax. I xAsce tna rpo1E aAtnx Up n
op1ln9 bsood, vn1e Lhe fee1 tEtie With rspd,
ss,a Msh tows qo. e!9ss1J n f. m,1s r. sts; wsts
u = e! iel 60 asaa :. pra; oniy s1;pzsenees :
so ssss:ee S Il s,a9 IT. s assaa q s.p
eolt,a1es Hpa,y deepanins tug gssa. which Eas
sgs Te % oi nis sssipeL Il he eus, @ 10 con- @
u. sns1 lfsss ~: soS sIp1ns 15s ~ y
esu,atnn sre EOS: closely oistztbutsd ali oye1 the
fasfaee oi ne BODY, and tnat thereno:e tns skm
u the most sen1stlye pafs; u eases lke MI rnf2
nrTe s'e psin ron ne teepsi cats Of the knife
tnts i The IsAoa Why = good Enrseon
s,ys s.Ifs !, s. 1e, l1Es e, sosss s NJ a,1s
Ment. tsst tne pstn NAV. ns nnuch Is possible, ee
ovrr Ii opce, AID there EAJ b. 10 necesaity tof
'F aas nes =, i1o e G. q
;ess. 1 eepe:auy Of rot much matter: Ones Ecs
4 tnfooah The outer earaope Of me nooL, md tas
ceat s,ssues, iesss lstle O. no pain, except
VIA, Wss,, Eaat'y szAr:. Is TINS:
b:en poGled into my wutnb, acd instantly pe.me-
s:ed ever AteIJ and Ee1n IL ~ ~ nolti ~
ooi eassa - Z tsn s q s9eR eed
nuiSe,tog q Ills, md .were pesny pseaed %.
lYiNH1GK NZ-4 Il ekE4 AOA StS4y AnAA 4tNte
nj M body, md ~ u uGittn Of 1no ta1nrfc
retdlcs, ii White hest, n8d now eeea Inserted
to III up the places where the hairs CANE outs
II vese a,upg bt m1a,oa bets = once; -
| formed l1to N acalas toofn@een ~
Ill kese teeth werr drawn ttn1lt1reont :.
tud tho nonowb dllei Wlin melted Ro!a
! = Il I had been tarrsd inside oat Z. ~, > n;
| chacseu ltrsed The wo1I, and t1en 1nnE % Ies
sznd-hcap; MuI c.1 otea n.!ea Ni1e 20 = tssn =
sex 10 wade up ves1rtn4 tueedee7 IN liquid lsIs.
and In shover Of fed.hos ctndrrs, withaos b9s;a
ep, aud viii 70 uuS,sa s a. s;9h ~ g.ne.is ea
ana NJ n1set;tHs dipped n E7aa 7L;arse set19s lss
| luxury Of having denrt9t 1ff tooth WILL -
| nerve expoted, !" an1 u sou Wit trnz2sne III. ae-
| lQhtfol sensatoo multiplied By sNentJlWo &1o0-
1snd md eleven, and then coupsca:ei Il; IN @ ~.
rNEta TIC Gnrlorreu1, hnd cramrs a taa esoI' n1
acb, jon fm9y be Hue TO get the Kto4s o. 49,
Thy OI flint ApFfuzcn TO : fsmote eouPtsaeo
lion of wh1r rnered stn this one h2on1ana
Tacsin nv atns.ant," sm, thonga 4 leAtss
each nsst6Y E1tc1Nod- my body s9ltaM& -
] 4 ntrfofpe1 Nbaf 4AiA, % 9ha& teeuh4 ceMnho41 1
{sfr1Vn = Nanny tns II teesh set On edZe, toe u
+ terse ae1senes @e rnm lssss ;rssin c1;;
eaoas: n tset, nseanE - 1t ~ an oa1g saFee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
THE COURTS;

MAYORS COURT-MAYoR, GEO. .CH4aoosI
Stealing Wood.-George, Brown ,(uegro)
arraigned for stealing wood from Gary s.
Crutchfeld, was required to give security
for his future good behavior, and put to
work for on Q day in default Of surety. hi |
Theft of Clothing.-sally Carter and
Rose Green (negroes), charged with steal
ing three dresses and lone hat from E. T.
Osborne, were arraigned. Pose Was dis
charged, and Sally was sent on for ir,dict-
ment. for misdemeanor, in spite of her pro-
testations that shef'.. rsuttingly was purfectly
inisent." .g,,g1y /. -sf.tes 81 !.e s,y.7 /
Druak and D;sorderly.-Jesse Matheson
(negrol, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly on the premises Of George T, Sizer
and violently resisting the police, was fined
five dollars osi7s5oH m8,lbrf n ,rrcsys. n |
h William 7Fultz, same charge, MAS. fined
two dollars and fifty cents.asmeI ~. ilIsa
! Mary L. PURCELL. for being drunk and
unable to take care of herselfs was conn
mitted in default of surety. Subsequently
released upon her own reeegnizance..
Assault and Bottery.- William Lee,
charged with assault and battery, Vas dis
charged upon the non-appearance of the
piainsnt.,9I 7ro seli3 81 IL .ae4n,
Trsspass.--J. N. Belknap, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of William
Milley, was called, and the accused refusing
to appear, his bail was declared forfeited!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

F4rFa aaIs - - = - E -
smell as good If not bet
teri and recommendation from thou-
sand good, true, and loyal men viii hare
no influence unless it is scented with the
names Of Dudley, Bond & Co.. z.a 1o.l5' t'
These facts have opened my eyes. They
should open your eyes. These men are
selling Virginia out. They are selling the
Republican party out. They conspired last
year to defer the electi ON, and it is through
their wire-working that Virginia is out Of
the Union today, and that she is not the
prosperous and happy Stste she should be.
Here the Friend and Hero got upon
the subject Of removing disabilities, and
falling back on his old hobby-his past po-
litical career-we left him to edify his color
ed hearers, well satisfied Of the existing
relations between himsef and the carpet
Ty...4 .- : 49, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

aiTHE1ALLEeED DEFALoAT1oN OF CoLLEc-
TOR HoBsoN.-United States Commissioners
Ghahoon has fixed Monday next for an ex-
aminstion Of the charges against Rawley
T. Hobson, the late deputy collector of in
ternal revenue of eDanville district. - Il
wiH be remembered that Mr.. Hobson is
charged with being "a defaulter to the
amount Of about $4,000. he was deputy
collector under DR.. Pendleton until June
last. On Friday last he was arrested upon
charges contained in ON affidavit Of his sue
cessor, Mr.. Mortimer. He is now at large,
having bail in the sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance on the day named above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

YouNa BURGLARS CAUGHT.-Yesterday
afternoon William Langford and Robert
Slaughter, two, white boys, were arrested
for breaking into the canal-boat Powhatan
and stealing stove, o wheelbarrow, and
other articles. The young rascals broke
into the .boat and packed everything up
ready fos carrying off. They carried the
stove off to iunk-desler's to sell, intend
ing to return for the rest. They were de-
tected, however, befo:e they effected their
designs. They win have h ! hearing this thiis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

A NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-Dick
johnson, negro employed at the Public
Warehouse, was killed at place about five
miles from the city by the accidental dis
charge of shotgun. He had been out
hunting, and was attempting to get into q
wagon, fowling-piece in hand, when it went
off, the shot taking effect just under the left
jaw, passing through his head and blowing
out his right eye. The driver Of the cart
left him lying in the road, and came on tc
the city. An inquest being held, the YER
dict of the jury w in accordance with the
statement given above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

SYSTEMATIC THIEviNG.-A few nights
since as a negro who had been working on
the farm Of Mr. James j. Pleasants, on
Marion Hill, one and half miles below
the city, was returning to his home in
aocketts Old Field, he was stopped in the
road BY four mounted men, two white and
two black, who, with drawn pistols and
threats of vengeance If he did not tell the
truth, required him TO aten all he knew
about where everything was kept at Mr..
Pleasants's, in what room the males OF the
family, slept, the Situation Of the hen-house,
&c. Possessed Of this information, the
party made . raideon the hen-roost last
Sunday night, but we're heard by some Of
the family and driven eff before they had
succeeded in capturing any Of the feathered
tribe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
LOCAL M ALTERS.

ROBBERY OF A TOBACCO FACToRY.-The
factory Of Messrs. Neudscker s. Brothers
was broken into on Saturday night and
robbed, the second time within the last
month, of four half boxes and twelve cad :
dies Of chewing tobaeros Detective Muir
ply, being apprissd Of the robbery, had his
suspicious attracteis towards the domicil of
Benjamin Mccoy and james Tmberlake
(negroee), employed in she S1aseaDry. After
examining the premis y .i..surphy no.
ticed in the ire-placs X: remnants of
burnt boxes, and, upeaS t.e< notice, the
nails left upon th+tp %ssyg3 identified
as the same used 'i*y Ii ;ssrs. Neudec-
ker for mailing up ae;r ss;5tacco, boxes!
Further search discover al tho tobacco in
Fan Old basement about fly: yards from
their house. it ts,hed been unbox ed, REL
moved thither, and covered up with clothes!
Mccoy and Timberlake were arrested on
Sunday morning, and on the same evening
Mccoy confessed that himself and Timber
lake had committed the robbery. The lat
ter had a key to the factory, and entered it
By this means. He passed the tobacco to
Mccoy through the door, and the two con-
veyed it off. "A Timberlake did not deny Me-
SOI . btol0AC0LS dnu 1o1luC1 1hkOl lIACu thO
officer that Jpnius Cook lnegro), employe ed
in the factory had been systematically
stealing tobacco for several months past.
The parties were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and testimony
elected according to the aforementioned
facts. The parties were sent on for indict7
ment. aI4,i1 ha. a-isT forsr4>e n-,ft I
Junius Cook and another negro named
Paul jones were also arrested and placed
With them. .i5sl Il .i,s ..s,.e. z ID Ir1Ga
Cornelius Brown was also arrested By
Detective O'Dwyer on Saturday, charged
with the robbery of the same factory on
the 2lst ultimo. An empty tobacco caddy
was discovered upon his premises by the
detective. Cornelius was arraigned yesterr
day, and in the absence Of MIR. rO'Dwyer
the case was continued. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

NAVIGATION OF THE CHICKAHoMINY.-A
party of northern gentlemen, headed by P.
F. Beardsley and Major Townsend, have q
force employed in the work Of cleaning out
the Chickahominy river, their design being
to make the stream nayigable between
Windsor Shades and Long Bridges. This
having been effected, they propose to 60
largely into the business of getting out
timber. Major Sands, their legal adviser,
has applied to Judge Christian for charter
of incorporation, the company to be known
as the Chickahominy Transportation Gem
pany.o tis9 eei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

BURGLARY AT Rev. DIR. JETER's.-Ab bout
IL o'clock Sunday nightEthe house on Che
corner Of Grace and First streets occupied
by Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D, was burglari-
ously entered: The burglars first tried to
get in by the front door, but being unsuc-
cessful, loosed the blinds of the study
window, in the basement, and thus effected
an entrance. They then forced open o
writing desk, but obtained only gold pen,
with which the Doctor has done all his
writing during his editorial career. The
rogues were finally frightened off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

FATAL AFFRAY IN PowHATAN-A Ne
GRO kILLED .--P Particulars we're received
here yesterday of on ARRAY in Powhatan,
which resulted, it is said, in the killing OF
q negro, whose name is not given, by Mr..
William A. Sublett, a gentleman well known
in this city. It appears that on Saturday
night several negroes went to Mr.. Suhlett's
store, which is, on the James River and
Kanawha canal, about twenty miles from
Richmond, and called for something to
drink. Mr.. Sublett informed them that he
had no license to sell liquor by the drink,
and that he could not sell them any. One
Of them, who was very much under the
influence Of liquor, said he intended to
drink in the store, and at the same time
struck Mr.. Sublett in the face. Mr.. Sub
lett, who was using monkey-Trench at
the time, struck the man severe blow on
the head with the wrench, which broke his
skull and killed him instantly. The friends
OF the murdered man became incensedI at
this, and would have killed Mr.. Sublett but
for the interference of some friends, who
were standing near. They forced the crowd
cut of the store, and locked MIR. Sublett IN.
The companions Of the man who was killed
then commenced an attack upon the house,
and did succeed in forcing open one Of the
windows, when Mr.. s. appeared with the
same instrument with which he had killed
the man, dealt several severe blows to three
others who were in the act Of getting into
the window. The crowd then dispersed. No
information of any arrests has been re-
ceiyed here. U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
LEcTuRE.-The second of the. course of
lectures of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation will be delivered tonight at the
First Baptist church by Rev. DR.. Duncan.
DR.. Duncan's great reputation as an orator
and able speaker precludes the necessity Of
our adding anything in that regard. We
would only prevail upon all who can possi-
bly, 90 to do 80. They will have the benefit
of something at once interesting and in
structiYe. se-- z. (. fflyr srr;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
AUoTroN 10, \, SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON aoDDrN win sell at 4P.
NJ. framed building on the south side Of
IS Gary between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
~ streets. ~ ts. si5'el II n I,
JAMES M. TAYLOR &tSON will sell at l2
NJ. the warehouse on the west side Of Fif-
teenthr between Main and Gary streets.
COOK q LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ.
furniture, dental instruments, &C..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

BURGLARY.-On the "a instant the Co.
lored Orphan Asylum, on Charity street
between st. Paul and st. John streets, was
entered burglariously and robbed of lot
of bed clothing, wearing apparel, q bushel
of meal, and some beef and pork. No clue
has been found by which these mesnest Of
thieves can be detected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

70 BACK AGkrE.- We sree pleased to- see7tn our
midst once more MIRA. Nv. aEoITssG, JE.. for
merly With the popular firm OF Purcell, sLadd J.
Co. Mr.. NOTING has been for several years
doing business In Baltimore. but or late has
bought out Mr.. Charles johnston, Main street
near Eighteenth BE is thoroughly acqaaintsd
with the drug business, and having on hand q
liberal supply Of the best goods In hts line. de-
serves The patronage Of the publfc.st cd fadl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

LIST OF USMAILiBLE LETTERS REMd4Ii1iNs- REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFffcE JANUaRY
81 1SS9.-Miss julia iCaEser, Richmond,
Va; MI. Rock, BALTIMORE Md; Miss
Il. A. Gates, ,Atlee's Station, Mrs. ". a.
Merriman, Boston,, Mass. !; Guy Van (co-
lored), Clinton, Me-; Mrs. 9. Bo1rges,
Lynchb urg, Va. .aoTr3l9r 9T26G &rs'sa,tr74
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

MAN DRowNED.-At a late hour on
Saturday night German rasned Christie
pher Russell, by occupation an oyster
opener, fell into the Dock st the foot of Sc
venteenth street and was drowned. he
was intoxicated, and in this condition lean
ed over the side of boat to draw water.
His body was recovered in about half, an
hour, and two doctors were promptly on
hand, but life was found extinct. The cor
oner deemed an inquest unnecessary. The
deceased was buried yesterday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

"THE CuILDREN's HOUR, a monthly for
the. little ones, has been received from
Turner, No. lIl4 Main street. 1t has
several beautiful illustra tions. We have
also Harper's Buzar and Hearth Gnd Home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

SALE OF REAL, .EsTATE.-Mr. W. ,Goddin
sold yesterday 42s acres IN Henrricco county, !,
seven miles abo Ye Richmond, on the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, belonging to w. Green, at $I0.50
per acre. .rSt IA ,,ti.,Ns.z,,x,r sdt ,1fnb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

SroLEN HORSE RECOVERED AND THE
THIEF ARRESTED. Detectives Knox and
Craddock learned by telegraph last night
that an escaped convict named George Trip
had been arrested id Lynchburg on the
charge Of stealing q horse from Edwin
Brook, OF this city. The stolen animal is
said to have been found in Trips posses
sion. ~ ~ s,,s go - = IS sG.af
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
TO TAXPAYERS.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
~ plisnce with an ordinance OF the city Of
Elchmond we viii attend ut the Office OF the City
Collector, at the City Hall, from a. III. to-s p. NJ.
from The 18th 20 the 5ist Of December: incsiye to
receive the remsining half of the CITY TAXES,
oedecting ten per cent. thereon from those who
PAID one-half In June. gs ss@
EDMUND WINNIE, @. OR,
by JULIUS A. H0BsoS. ID. CsCsR.
n. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion of their bills viii please call during the
came t,Ine and pay the amount of their taxes, as
We WIZ have no opportunity OF calling on them
refore advertising their property for sale, which
%lli add twenty per cent. or not soldl Those " no
nave not paid their personal taxby that time must
expect to have iheir goods levied on as soon we
set out OF the Office as required to settle
entire account in February, - 81. l9sIf-
We would cau particular attention of the tax
payers of the newiy-tncorporatedt territory, as the
PROPERTY Is imperfectly described that 1t Is i'm
possible that tine Collector can fnd II.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
bv JULIUS A. HoBSoN, DO
BY resolution Of the Council passed on the aist
OF December last the time for the collection OF
likes as above has been extended until the 18th OF
January Inclusive. II. WINE, Collector,
ia h2-ti6Ja byJ. a. HoHsoN, d. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

INTEREST ON STATE DEBT.-The Second
Auditors office was besieged yesterday by
parties holding State bonds for interest
due. A large crowd was at the counter
during the entire day, and it was found
necessary to close the Treasurer's Office at
IN o'clock, in consequence of the press Of
hnsiuess " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

HENRIEo COUNTY gOURT-.IgsrIos g.
Il, d. PL KAsASrs PRgsIDISG. gs,e
ID The January term mmenced yestef-,
day, but! no business Of public interest was
traueacted.l IL, ...-, .-.na 81 I..ln,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

A CALL AccEPrED.-The congregation
Of the Sycamore (DisciplesD church have
called Rev. T. N. Arnold, of Frsnkfort,
KY, who has accepted, and viii enter upon
his duties some time in February next.
Mr.. Arnold is highly spoken Of, and has
the reputation Of being one Of the best
preachers Of Kentucky. sa s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

FIREMEN'ss ;BALL.--Compsny A, OF, the
Fire Briga de, propose at an early day: to
give ball for the benefit Of st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum. 1t viii no doubt be a
grand affair." Ill II .&1~,8hTi 9yFa !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

BEht. csn be effected through correspondence
..s npr ONCE as well as by personal spplicasions
6e 1-lm
1TaTIONAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
NpkSY OF TIE UNITED STATES OF
A4yxRTCI, WASHINGTON, D. C.-CHARTER.
tb 81 SPECIAL ACT T., OF cSN6EsEsSASm SSma AZ
PRmOSsSotoso p RnOs SsSioooyPaID oPD IN TULL.NBRANCH OF.
sivgSc'lFI si'g: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where The general business IN Of
~ ~ cores pondence should be addressed.
OFFICERS:
erIRESCE 81. CLAEK. President. !.
iIY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
uySSRY Sgp D. COOKE, yice-Prcstdes.ss
FFafRsON ". PEET. Secretary and Actuary. /
Tsis Company, national In Its character, Offers
svIyason Of its large capital, low rates Of pre-.
aHn13pS aiI1 iii life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced are
made IS favorable 10 the insurers as those OF the
s,ions and uncertainties of notes, dividends, and
sS St,vnsupderstsndings which The latter are SO a
70 cause the policy-holder:
,s1ted which need only TO be understood 70 prove
acceptable 70 the pqbnSe, such as 1sp 5ns 5No91M
Poh1SSs tSs ANA he Fk
M. nnIv secures life insurance, payable at DEATH
Sut VIII receive, If living, after period Of few
wears a, an,tdl Income equal TO ten per ce le
r. t"mpany agrees TO return to the assured tn.
total an5rnf Of money he has paid in ss addition
10 he amount Qf his policy.
The attention or persons contemplating insurins
their lives. or increasing the amount OF insurancs
they already have, is called TO the special advan-
tasss offered by the National Life Insurance Com
p2ly. ,.,.-.
Circulars, pamphlets, and full partlcniars, gwen
on application TO the branch office or the Com.
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, D. c.,
General Agents f"r District of Columoia, Virginia,
and West Virginia.
5 u. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond the Agent for Hsnrico, Campbell, and
DnEiddie counties. &c s-SIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

;; EASTERN LUSATIc rAsYLuM.=7Gsneral
stoneman. has appointed Major Paul 3.
aambrick, United States army, 8 director
of The Eastern Lu natic Asylum, atnWil-
| iIliamsburg. ruT IRA NJ .'aagl b. .Ta-.9ai55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

PASTOR ELECTED. D.-At a meeting Of the
Third Presby yterian church, held last night,
q call was extended to the Rev. William Q.
Murkland, of Amelia county, to become
their pastor, vice Rev. P. B. Price, resigned.
Mr.. Murkland is one Of the most promising
young ministers of his denomination, .
faithful pastor, and popular preacher.
The call was unanimous. -