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The Eagle and the Crow.

An eagle one day flew down from high
rock, and fixing his talons in the back of q
lamb bore it, blcatmg, aloft to his eyrie, food
for his young. A crow, from his perch in
an elm, observed the exploit and resolved
TO initiate it. So flying down upon the back
oi II ram, and entauSling his claws therein,
he fell chattering and attempting to fly
The shepherd discovered him and captured
him while he vainly sought to escape, and
gave him 10 the boys for sport.
This fable illustrates the fate Of WELLS.
The eagle has borne off his southern prey g;
and WELLS, like the crow, deems that he
too can do what the eagle has done, aud live
upon the victims of the South for an unlin-
ted time. In his attempt he only entangles
himself, and viii be caught il the midst of
his vain and foolish cawing and given over
10 sport and contempt. His feet are SO
deeply entangled in the wool that he cam
no. escape capture and punishment.
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Registration.

On Monday the books of registration are
to he reopencd all over the State. and those
who have not registered should do so nj
once. No man who appreciates his hIgh
responsibility as citizen should fail 10
assert his right to vote, and to NC prepare"
to act at the proper time as becomes man
and Virginian. We cannot understand no" !,
any gentleman can take dlherch' VIC" %
his duty. Should he do So nc shouio never
comnlain that lie is deprived Of his rights.
He has au opportunity to recover at least a
,,rcat mart of them. In after times he will
find no personal satisfaction from his neglect
of duty now. He may have to upbraid hIm-
self for having, with others like HIM,
brought a sad fate on helpless persons VINO
had no vote, and who relied on him for pro-
lection. And worse yet, for having handed
over his State to corruption and barharism
Register. Register! Register
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General Grant has said that the county organlza-
tnn clause is one of the very best features Oh our
constitution lFeUS'S 0rgdn
We should be astonished at this Ii we
could be aStonished at anything coming
from 50 reckless sheet. General GRANT,
in his conversations with three several com
mittccs, spoke of this county organization
as very Objectionable. We heard him cX-
press his objections to it, and he is reported
as having in Cabinet meeting urged that II
lie submitted to separate vote OF the peo-
pie. Either General GRANT must have made
4 most remarkable change in his opinions
after complete understanding of the sub
icct. or the WELLS organ must have made
most impudent and unwarrantcd use OF
his name.
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General GRANT. it is said, proposes TO
attend the "Peace Jubilee" as it is called,
to meet in Boston the present month. We
doubt il. General GRANT has some JudS-
mcnt about the showing of himself III
public conclaves, and a this peace humbus
is one of those least entitled to his respect,
and relates to 4 matter he understands re-
markably wcll-so well that he is not to be
mmbugeed on the subjective suppose he
will hardly waste his time in listening to
the nonsense that will flow in sluiccs in the
convention. These peace men belong to
the class of philanthropists who are ever
forging the causes of war and infuriatlng
the public mind to plunge their country
into hostilitics.
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England.

The Irish Church Disestablishment bill
i bitter pill to the House of Lords, and,
naturally, little time is required to gather
resolution TO swallow the physic. SO it is
postponed for time. The Church itself is
caYlng In. The Archbishop of Canterbury
ADVISES the lords to pass the bill, and TWEEN
'!"hVe Conservative peers have declared
That they will not concur in the policy Of
t'J''''h3 The measure. At last, then, il
GYMS GYMS mat the lords are in cul de sac, and
I'm "no' escape. Those who are against the
s,n, ean hafaiy undertake the perilous re-
'V'n'i'li'y OF defeating it. The popular
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One Mr.. JUSTIN MCCARTHY, editor of Il
London cheap paper which was during the
late wan the warm partisan of the Federal
Government, and was full of the lurid light
of northern prejudices, has ventured to
New York to deliver lecture on the ques-
ton of the Alabama claims! MCCARTHY
seemed 10 have imagined that the northern
people would hear him-that his right to be
heard WAS unquestionable and would be
Immediately and heartily accorded to him
He found himself sadly mistaken Only a
small and very cold audience assembled to
listen to the sage advice of McCARTHY--the
modern JusTINIAS And he must have felt
in the uncomfortable condition of PAUL
PRY, countryman of his, after being
coldly repulsed in an attempt to do some of
the good things which his amiable temper
prompted him TO, and which led him to say
" III be id if ever do another kind
actionW
MCCARTHY learned lesson that he will
not soon forget, that while the people whom
he especially catered for few years since
are the devoted friends Of all who think with
them and devote their money and labor to
sustain their views, to differ with them, or
TO attempt TO demonstrate against their acts,
is an offence so serious that even great ser
vices that haze been rendered can in no wise
mitigate the resentment it causes in their
breasts. MCCARTHY will 90 back home
wiser man.
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DIED.

A.Rlcbmond Va, of pulmonary consumption;
on the morning OF the l1th June. as hn,pa
and nniy daughter Of tho late john Upshur, OF
Eorthainpton county, Va:
The friends Of the family arc Invited TO ar,cnh
nor funeral from ST. James church THIS AFTER
NOON saturday. at O'Clock, without further no.
tice.
In Richmond, Va. on the 9th instant YiRGlNlA
MARIA. aged eighteen months and seventeen days
daughter Of X. +. and Thomas McE: huiilSln, ler-
mnrly of Prince Georges county, Md.
.,hor -ostdonce on Duval street Mrs. LUCIN-
"a HOOPER. in the eighty third year OF her age
Her funeral will take place from Centenary
church THIS Saturday hFTERNo0S as mall
mast a. clock Her friends and acquaintance are
I'm yitcd tn attend.
Missouri and Iowa papers please copy
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RICHMOND TYPE FoUSDRY.-The new
dress in which the Dispatch has appeared
for some weeks was furnished by Messrs. H..
r. Pr1orzE & Co., proprietors of the Rich
mond Type Foundry. We have been using
their type for eight or ten years, and have
found them equal in durability and style OF
finish TO the best loundries in TINS country
and England. Their prices arc uniform with
all the other foundrics.
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ID EGISTRATION NOTICE.-In pursu.
III ancc with orders from Headquarters First
Military District, there VIII he sessions of III,
Boards of Registration held In the city of Rich
III oud for TEN DAYS commencing on MONDAY
the 18th instant, III O'Clock a. NJ, at the following
places:
FOR MARSHALL WARD.
At Temperance Hall, corner Of Twcnty-sixth and
NJ streets.
JAMES. HAYES, President Of Board
j. q. GDODE,
W. II. LESTER.
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
81 the First Market Hall, Main and Seventeenth
streets.
ALBERT MILLsPAUGH. President
{. f. ROBERTSON,
GEORGE PALMER.
FOR MADISON WARD.
At Virginia Hall, Ninth and Franklin streets.
+. j. ARNOLD, Presidents
FERDINAND KING,
JOHN OLIVER.
FOR MONROE WARD.
Al the California Market. Main and Second streets
7; 3; BoUTWELL, President; &c..
JOHN 4, HICKS,
FRED. G. EATON.
FOR CLAY WARD.
At WcStham House, Cary and Laurel streets.
i. c. COOK, President;
GEORGE 4. PEARCE,
w. q. MANSFIELD.
Inc sessions OF Inc boards Will open at 3 A. Nj.
and close ut p. NJ. each day.
This registration is based upon and Is reyi-
sion OF the one held I'm Richmond which COM
menced on the I'd and closed on the 18th day OF
March, 1865. All persons properly qualified,
who did not register at that time, arc invited to
come forward and do so at this session. Those
who registered at that time, and who have since
changed their residence must, If they wish to vote
at the approaching election, come forward and
procure certificates of such registration, and have
them properly recorded in the wards in which they
now reside.
There will be two challengers selected from each
Of the political parties now in the for Go
vernon for each of the wards Of the city for the
purpose of challenging such parties who are not
entitled To register, as provided i'll section o. page
Q, General Orders No. g. c. s. Headquarters First
Military District. All challenges must he made
through the challengers selected. Citizens arc
called upon To aid such challengers, but il must be
done properly, aud no challenge will be enter
tanned by the Boards unless made through the par
ties chosen for that purpose.
II Is hoped that good order will prevail, and that
the citizens OF the city will conduct themselves
properly during the registration and that no cause
will he given the Boards to the authority dele
gated 10 them in the General Orders mentioned
above. PAUL K. HAMBRICK,
First Lieutenant L. s. A.,
superintendent Registration and Election.
liz l0-3t
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A Coon H1r.-Thc motion Of Mr.. HAL
LEcK at the National Typographical Union
denouncing prescription for religious or
political opinions was capital hit. At the
Government printing office man is eX-
Guided from work on account of his Opt
MONS; and a hue and cry is raised against
the printers for excluding Il colored man
from their Society.
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MAJ SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S
4l5 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have lust received one OF the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
at prices to suit one and all.
CALICO at 10 and l2!c.;
LENOS at 2jc. per yard, really worth 3Oc.
STRIPED GRENADINE ut Sic;
STRIPED CHALLIE. Csc:
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at doc, really
great bargain:
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA PoPLlN Mt Soc:
JAPANESE POPLIN-plan plaid and striped !:
BLACK GRESADINE BAREGES,
TAMARTANES. &c;
FIGURED GRENADINE:
LLAMA LACE POINTS ut all prices;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
:. GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES, for Shawls;
EMBROIDERED and IA L HANDkER-
CHIEFS. from 20 10 15c.
LINEN BOSOMS. full size &c;
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, AS Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
ap2s next door to kcningham's bookstore.
r1 |. ID. BRIGGS OLD-ESTAB-
LISHED BAKERY established In 1854, and do
Ing more business than any other bakery In the
city, keeps constantly on hand, ana baking ircsH
every day, all kinds OF BREAD, CAKES, ana
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list of Crackers and Cakes tby the
BARREL
SODA CRACKERS, Sc. Il D..
BUTTER, Sc. %. f.;
OYSTER, Sc. u b. :;
WATER, IL. "a h..
CREAM, &c. q D..
ARROWROOT, &c. q h.;
SUGAR, lie. 2 D.;
LEMON. l4c. q d..
SPICENUT, lie. y a.;
MOLASSES CAKES, 5oc. y 100;
SUGAR CAKES soc. p 100.
Made of the best material by the best workmcn and
will be sold as cheap as they can he found In the
CITY, Give me a call. my l9-3m
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The WELLS organ publishes telegram
from Washington that bets have been
"made that WELLS viii carry the State by
go, 0O0." This comes by the q scare-crow"
line, and is sure sign of the desperation of
the WELLslTEs. If We had wanted any
thing to cheer us this would come in most
opportunity.
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Why doesn't WELLS prosecute ALLAN and
SAMUEL? He threatened them with the
penitentiary, and with determination and
fcrocity that can only be redeemed from ut
ter contempt by his fulfilling the threat.
Why does he not arraign these gentlemen:
WARDwELL, the genius of gentlcness and
philanthropy, anNiously awaits their arri-
val. He would be 50 kind to them
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-probably extend itself TO other trades.
There is no class Of mechanics in the n ORTIZ
who will work with negroes.
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WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,

W AIIOUNTANT, COLLECTOR, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office No. iii Main street two doors above the
Dispatch Office,
offers his services to merchants and others of the
city IN writing up books making out and collecting
writing deeds aud taking acknowledge
mclits Of same. and in any duties uppertaining to
that Of 4 notary public,
je 9-W&Slm WILLIAM j, RIDDICE,
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Thanks to the Clarke Courier mot Jour
nal as we had it the other day. for its flat
tcrinr reference to the Dispatch.
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j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. f. WILCOX, Secretary.

This company makes specially OF issuing
PARIICIrATlNG Policies
on dwellings aud furniture, whereby the insured
shares In the profits Of the company without In
curing liability.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point in this and the ncighborinc STATES, to whom
applications for Insurance may be made.
scrip dividend u holders of participating poll
cics, TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip Of 1867 RS per cent? Is receivable
As cash In payment Of premiums.
j. III. NDNTAGGE l., Agent at
my S-3m Richmond Va.
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The hub-bub in Washington over the rule
amongst the printers against negroes will
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Me- BENsoN's ssALALEM BROTH
THIS truly valuable preparation Is certain ana
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, oa"
Rkcum, BARRIERS Itch, Poison OAK biotches.
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions OF the okih.
has been used with complete success In hunoreds Of
cases. many OF them Of long standing ana OF = a'8
1,onant character. Certificates from some OF our
hest citizens attest Its deserved merit, ana ness
only to be tried to insure relief 1t Is TOT e3ternai
uae and completely removes all eruptions OIL the
st,n leaving It delightfully."- soft and pleasant
price. 81. For sale by all druggists
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Agents,
.,- Richmond, Va.
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The Petersburg Times says the material
prosperity of the United States Is due 10 re-
nublican institutions. Wise Times.
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MEETINGS..

u,UE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
oE THE BOARD OF MANAGERS AND
IE,InEI,S or THE HOLLYWOOD MEMO
Rf II hSsOCIATION viii he held on MONDAY,
Jrnc Iah at haif-past O'Clock p. NJ, In the lee
foes for membership arc due ut that time.
The friends of the Association gcncraliy nTc m
yIied to attend. Jc -
ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Ihe
IL annual meeting OF the trustees OF TINS college,
Will be held at Ashland on IUESDAl thc --u IN
slant nj l. VI.
- Jun j. c. CRANBERRY,
h ,o--ThSs Secretary of Board
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MILLINERY.
- xs1k
49,
LIRESH ARRIVAL OF
l PARTISAN MILLINERY.
MRS. B. L. CANES,
formerly Mrs. Is. Demclnan,

1T
10 to2 Broad street,
has opeped THIS DAY her SECOND SUPPLY OF
FRENCH MILLINERY;
which, for beauty and taste, cannot be SURPASSED
IN this market. Her stock consists OF all tie no.
yeltles OF the season. As regards her prices, she
nattcrs herscii that she can sell cheaper than any
other house in the city. All Who favor her Win
their patronage cannot fail To buy rs she Is conl
dent that she can please everybody
\: B.-Lades wishing To NAME THEIR OWN
BOSSETS can find great Inducements nv c.it,, y
on her 'e
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to buy, both
mnoeSaie ana retail; would do well 10 call on her
before purchasing elsewhere
May u, 1899. NV .l-lrn
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Shoes &C.: Trimmings, Arlluclal Flowers, RAM!
Articles of al kinds, &C. JET
nIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER
WILL OPEN on
TUESDAY. MAY 18TH, 1860,
their third regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attent ion OF tht
ladies to the handsome display "f DIRE s. GOODS
which have been selected with the or eatest care
and unusual good taste displayed in style anc
pattern
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired b,
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all sh:ulcs cousidere,
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, all colors, onl.
500 4 pattern;
| BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colorcd silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at IS, 373, 40, Is, and Soc;
PLAIN. STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIQUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CIIENE POpLINs, for walking suits,
only 37Ic.
MOURNING GOODS:
3. BLACK GRENADINES at 50, $3.50, and So
very cheap;
g.. BLACK GRENADINES ut 81 per yarl-a
bargain:
J.. BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap;
Pretty GRAY MoHAIR GRENADINES, suits-
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CIIALLIES,
BLACK TAMARTANES,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH DAREGES.
LOCO yards CIIENE BAREGES with SILK en-
broidcrcd figures only 30c., selling every
where at 371c.:
2. 900 yards ORGANIZES only CSC. 4 yard-yery
LAWNS,
JACCoNETS,
ORGANIZES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBEICs at 4oc., remark
ably cheap.
PIQCES,
PIQUE$,
PIQUES,
PIQUES.
Another lot OF CAMBRIA aud SWISS EDGINGS
and INSERTiNGS, bought ut n large auction
sale in New York, and which viii be
offered at prices that no viii
fail to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUsLlNS
JACCONETS, CAMBKlCS,
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOOkS,
IRISH LINENS,
PHLOW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at ~, $3.50,
and S2-grcat bargains.
LLAMA LACE sILhWLs.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs.
MEMS WEAR.
A large stock Of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CASsIMERES, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
PARAsoLS, sUN-UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs.
A large and fine stock of EIBBOSS-narrow and
wide, plain and fancy-can be found at
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
or
BROAD STREET No. e?7,
RICHMOND, VA.
statesmen
w. c. KEAS. J. II. CHESERY ". II. GORDON
formerly of s. VI. Price s: Coz. mY25
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DICHMOND BOOk-BINDER9.- Hav-
Il, ing n large stock of BLANK BOOKS on
hand VIC arc prepared to I'll orders without delay.
We manufacture to order blank books of the best
materials Of any size or description Early orders
are solicited from all who intend 10 open new books
in july. BOOK-BINDING in every style.
BLANKS for clerks, lawyers, and merchants.
STATIONERY Of the best quality, and the
largest assortment of NEW and OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ioo 1918 Main street.
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DENTISTRY.

NR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN e.
~ list, office No. 723 Main street. cx-CIIYp
tracts teeth without pain by the use Of PURE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS inserts artificial ones,
fills the natural teeth, and performs al operations
pertaining to the science Of dentistry In the best
manner at low rates. An experience Of twenty
years enables him To guarantee satisfaction in
every Instance. IL lO-dSw
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e.---->~-.~--.-~ ~~--I~.,.~,~-~<~--~~<-.
A LTHOUGH THOUSANDS OF
BARGAINS
have been bought up at
JULIUS MYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE, COB BROAD STREET.
SINCE THE LATE ARRIVAL,
we are happy to state that the stock Is getting
daily supplied with m abundance Of
NEW ATTRACTIONS, such as
NEW DRESS GOODS or peculiar beauty. pr,,,.
ranging from 2oc., &C., aOc., and upward, arc "a
pidy and eagerly purchased by these who kpou
how to appreciate i bargain.
MARSEILLES, or PI0UE, white, buff, and
figured. Mt extremely low figures.
SPRING; and SUMMER FLANNELS attracta,-
'e9'ea sI 81 tnaE cLoTH BoEsk1S Drcvs
DRILLS, COTTOSADES, Checker and S,rtnn;;
LINENS, BOMBhZISES, ALpA CAS-. and ntSeo..
materials, for gents and boys Wear. are sold in,
manner agrceably surprising t. many who priced
such goods elsewhere. '@'
What n glorious supply Of Pretty shades of RIP.
BONS, SkT1Ns, PARHsO,iS FANS, &C., &C. en-
Although rnany ladies J &c receiving tho commit
mcnts Of their husbands and bcaux FOR their good
taste In selecting one rf MEYERS LACE
SHAWLS, still few OF the latter ones arc left for
those who need.
DTA-RUBBEr. CLOTH, for Indcscr,b,h,o
and other purpos',s always on hand at moderate
figures.
MARSEILLF:S TRIMMING (25c. apiecel SILK
PRINCES, G,MPS, and other material! for braid
ing or trimming female apparel of every dcscrin
ton, purchased ut far below value and selling like
wise, OF course.
NOTIONS, &C., &c. JULIUS MEYER
j. IL Go3 Broad street, near Sixth
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MT SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having en-
tered into co-partncrshlp with my brother, under
the name and style OF GEORGE c. GARY &
BROTHER, and consolidated my stock with his
at No. 1896 Main street, will be pleased to see the
patrons OF my old stand, corner Sixth and Broad
streets, nj the house OF the new firm.
THOMAS r. GARY.
See advertisement OF G. c. GARY BROTHER.
iel
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD,l

A No. | GOODS FOR BATHROOMS.
N 10 kegs SPICED PIGS FEET,
10 kegs SPlCED LAMBS TONGUES,
packed in Fulton Market, New York, expressly
for us. and for sale hy
ANDREWS & CATLETT,
IL l2-2t 1926 Main street.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.

| hOMESllC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY -, 1850.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED embellishments q, 900, 600
INVESTED CAPITaL.-.......... 300, 900.
issues policies to cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms, and offers all tho
Inducements connected with
A HOME COMPANY
of undouhtcd ability and safety.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
ID. J. IIartsook, 4. Y stokes,
John Finders, C.. T. WoriA3m,
VIM. y. lstacs, Samuel {. Tardy.
Parker Campbell George s. Palmer,
W. e.. Paine. ". C.. Taylor,
John {. Williams, T.. :. Turpin.
ID. j. HARTSOOk. President.
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
Is. {. WHERKY, Jr.. Assistant Secretary.
once, NO. 1914 Main street NH l5--3m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

~ Z o r CT 4 II Z INSURANCE
~ COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
CAPITAL $3.50 oGo
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. BY Genio
E. Scott.
THE OPEN POLAR SEA. BY DR.. Hayes.
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Illustrated. BY
TOMMY Try, AID WHAT HE DID IN SCI
ENCE. Illustrated.
KATHLEEN. \ Novel. Blythe author Of cray
FOX HER SAFE. A Novel. BY the author Of
Poor IInmantI,, &G D. y,.+or rrnuo
our STATIONERY stock is full and complete
BLANK BOOKS in great variety. Persons In
want would do well to cXaminc our stock before
nIrchasinr A. II. CHRISTIAN 4 CO.,
Inyl7 1908 Main street. opposite post-oiiice.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL

GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies III force. s2a oo0 900
-tSsct' 500, 600
Ahnuh! income. ........... 800. 900
LoSscS pau. 500, 900
". II. PECkHAM, President:
W. I. HOOPER. Secretary:
/. ACADAM. Actuary:
u. y. FUDlCKER, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John 4. Dix;
W. W!lkens, of Wilkens ( Co.:
George I. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon James Harper, Of Harper Brothers:
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic.
W. NJ. Vcrmlyc, or Vcrmilye 4 CO.. bankers.
Hon. George Opdykc, eN-Mayor OF New York:
Aaron Arnold, OF Arnold, Constable & Co. and
others. ISAAC uIvrZIrR
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina
ONCE, No. 30? Main street
DIR. >. q. CABELL, Medical Examiner. lad
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TOR SALE, 300 cords of BLACK OAk
Il BARK; also, forty or nifty cords OF t 49,
NIT OAK BARk-to he delivered ut Mchcrrln
Depot, Richmond and Danyillc railroad. Apply
o,o 1,y* Danvillc, Va.