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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS. J
Various Items.

WA, uryGroy, November 19.--The reve-
nue. receipts to-day were $500, 900.
In the Supreme Court to-day Judge
Chase ordered that the cases hereafter con-
tinued at this term be put ut the foot of the
calendar of next term. 1t is understood
that the cases so disposed Of will be delayed
about two years.
The Revenue Department has the follow
ing advices regarding Illicit distillers :
In Botetourt and Craig counties, in
the sixth district. several stills were found
and distillers arrested, and 800 gallons
Of brandy seized. In the eighth district a
large number Of stills were discovered,
and the parties arrested in Montgomery
Pulaski, Bland, and Tazewell counties.
On Rich mountain, two miles away from
any road or path, a number of stills were
seized, and large quantity OF whiskey,
beer, and brandy conflscated. Supervisor
Embry reports similar operations in the
first and second districts in that State. In
Anderson county, Edmundson, who had
been left in charge of some seized stills and
whiskey, was overpowered by crowd of
men and the property taken away from him.
Counsel for the Government has filed q
general demurrer questioning the right of
Admiral Farragut's crew to bounty forcap-
turing New Orleans, and questioning the
jurisdiction Of the court as against the
United States.
In the case of Mrs. Florance, of New Or
leans, against General Butler for the alleged
taking of General Twigg's swords and box
of 3 600 in silver at New Orleans, the case
now being tried in New York, General But
Ter has been required to give bail in S15 900.
lie claimed that the swords had been de-
posted at the Treasury Department, but
inquiry shows that such is not the case.
lEr. Peabody's Remains,
WASHINGTON, November 19.-Thc French
Government has ordered a war vessel to
accompany the English and American YES
sells conveying Mr.. Peabody's remains to
AD1prioo
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WASHINGTON, November 19.-Thc French
Government has ordered a war vessel to
accompany the English and American ves-
sells conveying Mr.. Peabody's remains to
America.
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Warrenton, November 6.

One more "kcrosene horror" is added to
the long lst--this time the conilagration OF
Milwaukee theatre, with several persons
burned to death. fifteen or twenty others
badly burned, and still others MANNED in
the madness to escape from the building.
We are now approaching the end Of the
year and the regular period for collecting
statistics. We suggest that attention be
given to compiling full list of kerosene
accidents" and "kcrosene deaths for the
twelve months. We believe the roll OF
slaughter would be Il terrible one to COLI
tcmplatc.-Neag York Times.
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

This institution will be rc-opcned THURSDAY.
October IL 1.G9. The Principal who has had an
extensive experience in The conduct of Il FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. will spare no efforts
10 promote The intellectual, moral ana physical
development of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated to suit
the eXi ,sencies Of the times
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months o!
four weeks each. ending June 20, 1870:
Board including II ghts washing, and fuel. $50
Tuition in academic d,.rartmcnt. ..,..,.,,.., 20
Tuti N in primary department. ................ SO
Latin French, and Spanish, each. :........... Is
Music on the piano, including Nocal........... ~
Oil painting on canvas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DO
Drawing Az
Paymcnts one-half in advance.
pupils furnish their own towels and table nap
Kius.
For further information, circulars Will be sent
S. +. NOTTINGHAM. Farmville. Va.
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
oc lS-3Tn
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How Thanksgiving Day was Observed.

WILMINGTON, n. c., November 18.-
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed.
Most of the business houses were closed,
and services were held in the various
churches.
About 5000 persons visited the Fair
Ground to-day. The pickpockets operated
on them pretty extensively.
: AUGUSTA, GA, November 19.-Thanks-
giving day was partially observed by the
citizens yesterday.
WAsH1sGToS, November 19.-The day
was observed yesterday by general suspen-
sion OF public and private business.
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Murder i'm Louisiana.

New. ORLEANS, November 19.-The Times
says that Wednesday night Mr.. Ursin Ze-
rine,le. an eminent planter Of st. Charles
parish, was brutally murdered on his plan
taton by negro, who shot him through the
heart. Mr.. Zeringue was universally. re-
spected throughout the county. Louisiana
loses one of her most prominent citizens.
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CITY ALMSHoUSE.
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, l,t9.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received
= until - O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY. November
90. 1859. FOR FURNISHING THE CITY Al BIS
MONTHS. ending February 10th, 1910; said sup
plies 10 be delivered at such times and IN such
Quantities rs may be rcquired--riZ.,
IG SIS pounds Fresh Beef,
4,9:i pounds Bacon-tsdes and shoulders, sepa-
rate bids;
900 pounds Brown Sugar,
/ 29C pounds Coffee (liiol,
1900 pounds Soap,
TO pounds Tea (Black and Greenl
ll3i pounds Rice
5000 pounds Roltcd Corn Meal,
100 barrels Extra Flour,
SO barrels IicrrinEs,
.76 gallons Molasscs,
$50 bushels Irish Potatoes,
6sucks Salt.
The above estimate Of quantities. being based on
the present number Of inmates To be provided FOR,
syll be varied as the number may increase or Ill
miulsh. -,
Separate proposals must be mads for each artl-
Gle named. and addressed TO the undersigned, en-
dorsed Proposal for furnishing supplies TO City
Almshouse.'' Samples Of all groceries offered
must be left 1t u.icc Of superintendent OF City
AIlnsnuuss Oh before the time specined. a
full statement Of brands and quality Of all other
articles to accompany proposals.
TIL. Committee reserve the right To reject, In
;heir option. any or all proposals offered.
JOHN Il. MILFORD,
Chairman Committee for Relief OF the POOR.
no It'd
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violent GaIc-TraiIl Blown from n
Ernck-f,NIliSiNn.

HuDsoy. n. y. November 19.-During a
violent gale yesterday Il train on the Har-
lem railroad was blown down the embank-
ment and one passenger killed and several
hurt. Tie baggage, mail, and express cars,
with their contents, were burned.
ToRoyTO, CANADA. November ia col
Egion on the Grand Trunk railroad vcster-
day killed the engineer and driver.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ARKASsAs.-1Nenl-
p5uS, November lG.-The AU0lQnche learns
l.Ett an alteration occurred at Little Rock
during Yesterday between General Barry,
formerly of the F'reedmen's Bureau, now Il
audida;e for Congress, and Altman stewart,
a hotel-kceper, during which the latter shot
Barry. breaking his arm. The negroes who
"eic IN attendance ut the speaking became
tnagcd, and but for the prccipitate flight
81 stewart he would have been killed.
1 youth named samuel johnson, while
Guck-shooting on the Arkansas yesterday,
accidentally shot himself through the heart.
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SHAM BOILER EXPLO>IOSS.-Our columns
are continually containing narratives OF
fresh horrors caused by negligence in rcfc-
rene" 10 @tcam-hoilcrs, involving loss OF
III. and serious manning. This matter is
tie more serious because it not only je0p-
uUIvS the lives OF those immediately at
trud;dlt upon the engine or boiler, but also
Those Of uusu-pecting persons ut some dis
t@urr. Not many months back we chronl-
c'" the explosion Of Il steam tirc-engine in
th, city, which exploded while in opera
ti"n AT = fire i'll the Rowery, killing and
"oundjng al who happened to be il the
vicinity.
Ihj, case is worthy Of notice, because the
cnrErS OF the Fire Department are sup
posed 10 be more under the immediate no.
llce Of the competent authorities. Now
that steam power is brought into such &C.
neral Uac. especially i'll denSely-populatcd
r.,icS and districts, the inspection should
h" conducted with the utmost care. From
lie frequency Of these disasters it would
seem that certificates are granted too loosely
- those who arc appointed 10 conduct the
scrutiny. We arc already surrounded by
sufficient dangerous elements III the shape
81 railroad disasters, fires, chemical eNplo-
SONS, DC, without. being exposed TO that
oI The explosion Of Stcam-boilers, which
can be 50 easily controlled.-Neao York He
TUtd.
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E9lba.

HAVANA. November ia commission
of insurgents is ut Caracas cndcayorlng to
secure Venezuelan recognition as bellige-
rents, with the privilege OF recruiting
among the Fenczuclans.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
ENHOMAS BRANCH IL CO..
D. No. l0l5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
THOMAS BRANCH Il SONS,
$ OLD STREET, PETERSBURG.
BRANCH, SONS &c CO.,
BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALLOW SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
on deposits, subject to sight checks negotiate
LOANS. buy and sell SECURITIES on commission,
and draw SIGHT STERLING BILLS on all cities OF
Great Britain and the Continent for any sums
from e. oc1s-3m
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EsssJSATassNAE,.

MIGHT SCHOOL FOR THE BENEFIT
~ OF YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.-I will open
a NIGHT SCHOOL. in SPRINGFIELD HALL.
on Twenty-siXth street between NJ and y, THIS
Tuesday, EVENING, November 10th, TO continue
liz e months. Terms liberal. X. NJ. TUCK.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign MlrketS-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON November --NOon.-Consols, o.!
United States bonds, S3.. Turpentlnc, ass. ed'
Tallow, AS. Sd.
PARIS. November ls.-Boursc opened quiet !;
PAnis, November l9.--Boursc closed quiet {:
rcntes, If. 75c.
FRANKFoHT, November l9.-UnIted states
bonds opened quiet.
HAvRE, November lo.-Cotton opens Fat and
quiet on the spot, l3c3
LIVERPOOL, November lp--Noon.-Cotton
steady: uplands. he'd. Orleans, uid. ; estimated
sales T. 600 bales. Yarns and Fabrics dull. Corn,
2Ss. cd. Flour heavy Red western W heat, s.. ID.
winter, s.. sd.Ml0s.
LIVERPOOL, November 1o--Ereni,lg. Cotton
steady ut same quotations sales, 1880 bales in
Guiding 900 for export and spcculatOn Red
winter wheat. ss sd
TIE LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE.
LIVERPOOL. ESG., November. 19.-rhc sales oil
Cotton for the week have been 5000 bales, in
Guiding IL 600 bales for export and 1000 bales for
speculation. Stock, 800 900 bales. including" ~, not
bales American. Receipts, $1,000 bales. OF which
IS coo were American. stock afloat, $4,000 bales,
Including 10, 600 bales American.
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Arrival Of Immigrants.

. New ORLEANS, November 19.-The steam
ship Bavaria has arrived from Hamburg
with ,0G0 Immigrants.
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GUAR ~roHM ~ THE WEST, SOUTH. AND
>ugTuNE>r. - Ch'caGo, November ia
arrr. storm has prevailed, with little inter-
mission. for The past forty hours. and it APP
rreu;ly extends throu@out the Northwest.
!, la- don" serious damage to the telegraph
lines Il, times nearly cutting of Geographic
communication.
80 ,"rious interruption has occurred to
thr various railroads, and we have heard OF
uD -rI,ou> disaster, on the lake, although Il
large number Of minor Importance are re-
}oIcd. The storm OH the lake has never
hrrn exceeded in fury. The sea ran
awI'iy high. and the SHOW and slcct ;rc
aU"diu@.
Louscua, November 1.-THE Gale last
u-ht wa, general throughout Kentucky.
Al the telegraph lines south of this point
"rr" Frustrated. Thirteen bargeS and two
boat, laden with 10000 bushels Of coal
"eTr torn from their mooringS above JEFF
hG>onyillc, Ind, and dashed against each
cher and the shore and completely sub
merged. The greater part Of the coal was
owned in Pittsburg, and valued ut $4,000.
40 IN u"ancc.
Cut"um0.j, November I1.-Comparativcly
little damage was don" by the wind-St0rm
list might. The direction Of the wind made
the boat hug The shore on the other side Of
thC river.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain ana Fionr Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1860.

~
RICHMOND, VA, November TO- 1859. J
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 3,s74 bushels. Red, 3, !68 bushels.
COrn.-White, a52 bushels, Straw-colored, 90
bushels Mixed, sss bushels.
Odts.-so4 bushels.
Rye.-254 bushels.
FLLrseed.-l6 bushels.
TaLlotc.-1,5oo pounds.
SALES.
Whedt-White. e28 bushels good on private
terms 1888 bushels prime ut S.5o3 80 bushels very
good at Sl.5O: 7e0 bushels ut sl.473: Iii bushels
very good on private terms SO bushels foul ut
81 40; go bushels prime on private terms -
bushels foul at $3.50 10 bushels at l42l; leo bush
els at Sli5; bushels at Sll5-total, sl4 bushels.
prime at Sl.35; 1879 bushels good ut $40; $50
bushels good on private terms liz bushels Mt Slso
1874 bushels foul ut S1.e2s % bushels very Dad at
81; so bushels inferior at 81 15-tota ,9o2 bushels.
Lorn.-White. $50 bushels prime nj sl0s; ia
bushels new ut 90c. Isl bushels new Mt SOC
total, 52s bushels. Straw-colored, 95 bushels at
s1.0s. Mixed. % bushels new NJ 9oc.; 30 oushels
new at &c., go bushels at sioT l'e bushels al Git
Oats.-7o bushels prime at SIC; loi bushels very
good at &c.,; 40 bushels ut 55c-total 2li bushels
Rye.-l56 bushels very good at sl.o5 3s oasneiS
25 bushels
Flarseed.-I6 bushels good at $l.15.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.-white, DC bushels.
Odts.-!Ss bushels.
Observation-Disclosures of Wheat on Change to-
day 3,d74 bushels white and a,1ss bushels red, Of
which 2,a4 bushels white and 2,9s2 bushels red
were sold-leaving over $50 bushels white, He
bushels red Market active and firm at the rates OF
Wednesday. Offerings of Corn 1891 bushels, OF
which 500 bushels were sold. Market quiet, without
any change In price. oats dull Rye active ana
steady; 4 lot of choice brought Sl.lo.
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NET THE BEST,
HET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
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 as to their economy, conyenience, and
cleanliness. JOHN BOW ERS,
Plumber and Gas-Fittcr, and dealer In Tin ana
Woodward House Furnishing Goods &C., Iron
Front Euiding, Governor street. Se1
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Rumored that Colonel Charles p. M0n-
cure, Of Culpcper, will be 4 candidate for
the presidency of the Grange, AlcXandria
and Manassas road, at the next meeting OF
the ockholders.-N0ttue It1ltnlQn.
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DISCOVERY OF MARBLE IN HAMPSHIRE
COUNTY, W. NA.--A specimen Of white
marble, recently discovered by DR.. J. NJ.
SNYDER on his land in Hampshire county.
". Va, has been presented to the editor of
the M0orctcld IGrerttscr. The marble is
pronounced by competent judges 4 very
superior article. 1t lies not far from the
contemplated location Of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, and is
>ad 10 exist in large quantities.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY. 7
DOVER MINES, VA. November 10, 1869. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- BY the undersigned until WEDNESDAY,, De-
Gem ser lst. proximo, for the delivery at Dover
Mines, Goochland county, either 1T the mouth OF
the mines or on the canal bank, Of FOUR HUN
DRED CORDS OF PROP TIMBER-tlue and
Uak-not less than one-third oak.
The Props must be eight feet sixteen feet long,
and not less than six Inches In diameter at the
small end. Deliveries TO be made ut the rate Of
not less than 100 cords per month.
CHARLES p. STONE,
no l7-3tawtl Engineer and superintendent.
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At the Medical Congress, held recently at
Io!encc, Professor Schiff maintained that
The application OF the pancreatic juice cured
.ancers. The paper to which we owe this
information declares that "of the perfect
efficacy of this mode Of treating the terrible
disease there seems TO be no doubt" This
Iacl should be widely knowm.- World.
The Mayor of ST. Louis claims that the
amount Of produce sent from that city to
FONTS south Of Cairo is twice IFS large us be-
Tore the war.
An cntcrprising fellow in New Jersey col
reels books for the southern freedmen and
H''!s them 10 rag dealers in New York.
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" one more unfortunate,
Weary Of breath,
RaSh!y approximate,
Cone To her death -

The victim oC &n unprinciplcd man, who
had d'shouored, diSgraced, and afterwards
abandoned hCrto her sorrows and the bowl,
She put an end 70 4 wrotched existence.
For coed reasons. probably, her death was
concealed. and the body was clandestincly
hurried from this city 10 its once happy
home in the West. No Grape was allowed
Noon the door. and the coroner was out
wiltr8 or in league with the parties who
secured the body. Hush money was paid
- unGcItakcr>. a surgeon was summoned to
SOW ND the throat. and the corpse was then
burriEd away. All this has escaped the
uublil prints. and to-day The fate Of this un-
fortunate woman iS unknOwntO her friends.
II Is now, however, before the proper
authorities, and an investigation is going
forward which viii soon result il startling
developments,
TIE man whose victim met this tragic
Gate Is an officer in high position in the c'r,l
>lrwcr b"re The sword Of DamocleS hangs
by q slight thread, and his official head will
FIJI before many days. Meantime the few
witnesses that can bc reached arc before the
head uf the department IN which this man
holds Office !. IN Baltimore Gazette.
The appointment Of the batch of circuit
iud@cS created 10y Congress at its last ses-
sion continues 10 excite interest. 1t is said
that ex-senator Foster, of Connecticut,
viii Hc ouC Of them IA tolcrable appoint
mcut& and Alexander RivcS. of Virginia,
gnothcr(a very bad one).- WQShinJ!on let
ay-EuittmOrp Gazette.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 19.-The Republican
prisoners will not be sent to Cuba. Senior
Occur has gone to Paris.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 19.-The threatened
duel between the editor of lie Pays and
Henry Rochefort has been averted by an eX
planation Of the latter.
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G,ane Fear Agricultural Fair.

WILMINGTON, n. c., November 19.-The
Agricultural Fair closed to-day, having been
decided success.
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Lefts : from klicGhnuy County.
Cores lndoncc of the Richmond Disnntch.

CovINGToN, November IS, 1860.
At4F. /. yesterday, John Reynolds, shot
by his fl ,er, bio Reynolds, died OF tetanus
or lockigr. bio had sold his place to a
northern iron man, aud was drawing up
the papc :, when he was told John was
dead. y Ter half an hour he finished his
business, pulled down the sheet, and re-
marked - My wife has had eleven chill
drcn, ani you have given me more trouble
than all There is no excitement about
the affair. John had killed two negroes du-
ring his Q, and was a man OF violence. it
is not the lSht that the case will 60 hardly
with the i1ther.
John b nhain has been acquitted of the
shooting II Montague, and the latter has
been rcqu red to appear by the issue OF 4.
" hdbeas. Court adjourned yesterday.
The weather has been wintry for two
weeks, with fall Of four SHOWS. In tn"
Failing Strings Valley the snow has fallen
oftcncr, aid nowli lies ankle deep.
inflammation Of the mouth and tongue in a
severe fora is threatening to become cpl
dclnic.
The dri, passed through Mud Tunnel al
3 Z. NJ, November 10, and yesterday 2
workman c"awled through, The engineer
calculates fnish the tunnel hy February.
\ high ola ime was experienced on the oc-
caSion OF m king daylight through the hill
and Il barrel of whiskcy having been rolled
out, was dealt aroiinl with coffee pots.
Saddles OF venison begin 10 come in from
the still-hul terS. and dcs-venison is be-
low par. Iquote saddles at 10 TO 12Hc.
WANDERER
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WHO CAN BEAT IT Mrs. NJ. J. Wise, Of
this county, sold few days since Il lot OF
feeding cattle, five years old, at cighty-four
dollars per head. -Cuipeper Observer.
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Convent RgrHeh.

Sr. JosErHs, November 19.-St. Joseprs
convent was burned last night. All the i'll
mates were saved.
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FRE.-About 4 o'clock Friday morning
last the blacksmith shop of James Payne (co-
lored), on the hillside near the Virginia uo-
tel, was burned to the ground. The loss
about $5O0-is Il heavy one to the owner.-
Stanton FinGicdtOr.
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4 buck weighing 12j pounds was caught
by Robert ". Lewis, Jr., or Friday, No
yrmber 18th, near the Failing Springs, Al
lcghauy county, held with the LETT hand, and
killed with hunting-knite. The deer was
at bay with a cur dog, which was afraid to
seize it, and the hounds could not be called
from the back trail.
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY. FER
CENT, which proves the economy OF Its manage
ment, and It's careful selection Of risks. 4t4 iIt
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OFFICERS

oFFICERs: r.l.#f
6 6 GAR RBM SF3s v frssPaSgtd
p. :. HARTsoOk, Secretary
3. G. H btIRT 500 Cashier;
& {; + t S SsIiT H. Medical Advisers;
PROFESSOR E. e. SMITH Actuary; "&".
p: ;FACKLGER, &C Consulting Ae,uary ,o0,,,o.
DIRECTORS: ~ 81 .a.. (.
w H Z FSAAAes 95aE ES s PAkAER'
VI. 6. CARKiNGToN, WI. II. PALMER, -
Join i II E. AEEPbwSARDs J i 4; 8. WILLIAMS,
DAN'L j. HARTSOOK.
This company has met with success beyo sG;h
| and surpassed by none In existence. !. -'+'
1t advises the payment Of all cash prepinms, be-
each next payment, until nothing win be required
and the policy may he a source OF income, put IL
will allow one third loan on antici policies;
| Parties who fail to pay al cash premiums WIZ
please remember their cash payments are not !
fikey to decrease, and that interest is TO be paid
annually on ull loans not absorbed by DIVIDENDS.
1t requires no notes for loans of the part or pre-.
miums, but endorses the loan on It's policies until
1t has no restriction on residence or travel, all
policies are non-forieitable and the right Of par.
ties guaranteed the face of the policy rs part OF
| 1t has the following valuable features which no
other company gives The late war taught many the
penalty Of being separated from the home office by
having their past payment forfeited: TINS com,
event OF separation from Its Office by any inter-
yentIou. guarantees to such all the right or non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value, ana
Reinstatement, as though there had been no such
| Intervening cause.
| Its Investments are made for southern auyance.
Viii, our people. Then, Why should they continue
to impovcrish themselves by sending money on,
which can as easily, as safely, as probably, be
| spent 1T home? ~ -.,ur,-
| THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks all
| who wish to insure to compare It's rates, terms,
| progress, with any company, and feels eonndenI
| It's merits Will equal any other company's.o nu1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-20
DIEpMoNT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. gg.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA. B.

Assets 81, Soo, 900.
Policies issued in little over two years.. s,7oo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-20

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