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WELLINGTON GoDDIN win sell 4 very
handsome residence on Navy HILL on the
east side of Fourth between, Duyal and
Baker streets, at 4 P. M. Also, flrst-rate
a. new piano. ie..t . T.~ffr :sE -52s
w. d. LEAKE and A. X. LEAKE, commits
sioners, will sell near Goochland Court
house a farm, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
plantation tools and utensils, SC.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell for the
trustee, at u M, 4 farm of 2l6 acres in
Charlotte county two miles from Keys
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The REVIVAL IN THE BAPTIST CHURCHES.
DAYloF FASTING AND PRAYER.--The meet
ings which have been in progress in the
Baptist churches Of this city for the past
ten or twelve days, under the ministry. Of
Rev. A. 3. Earle, continue with unabated
interest, large crowds thronging the houses
Of worship day and night. Services are
held three times daily, and it has been q
subject of remark that although hundreds
present themselves for prayer, and intense
interest is manifested by the vast throngs
present, yet all the proceedings are con-
Quoted with the utmost decorum and good
order. 1t is estimated that about seventy
Ave persons have professed conversion.
To-day has been set apart as day Of
fasting and prayer in all the. Baptist
churches with especial reference to these
meetings.
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GARIBALDI's Observation-Disclosures Carl
baldi will deliver his lecture on Italy" at
st. Adams Hall, corner Of Third and Main
streets, tonight. We are requested to state
that, although the Professor is conyersant
with seventeen different Languages, this
lecture will be delivered in English, which
he speaks with fuency.
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MEALS AT ALL HoURs.-The ladies of the
Dorcas Society of the Sidney Methodist
church continue their entertainment under
the spotswood Hotel, where they are, pre-
pared to furnish meals at all honrs. Busi-
ness men would do we'll to call upon them
during the day, as they guarantee lunches
of as good quality at prices as Low as are
asked at,the restaurants. Besides, patrons
will have the satisfaction Of aiding a good
cause, which is the clothing Of q. large
number of poor Sabbath-school children,
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a SWINDLER, AMONG THE INSURANCE CoM-
PANIEs.-An advertisement appeared in the
Dispatch few days since offering o reward
of two hundred dollars for the arrest and
delivery in this city Of W. D. Stafford, O for
lner agent OF the Southern Mutual Insu-
rance Company of Richmond, and giving
all parties notice that they would not regard
as binding any business hereafter trans
acted by him in their name.
We have been able to gather from the Of
icers of the company the following infor-
nation in regard to the matter. 1t is stated
that Stafford had been during the last year
acting as agent for several Of the Rich
mond insurance companies, and that some
where about the 1st Of October, while acting
for the Arlington Company in the neigh
borhood of Norfolk, he was also au-
thorized by the Southern Mutual to take
fre-risks for them. For the first few weeks
he was very prompt and punctual, and sent
up risks to such an amount as excited the
suspicious of the officers of the company,
who, fearing that he was becoming reckless,
sent an agent down to make examinations
into it; but no evidence of such course
being perceptible, he was allowed to con-
tinue. This state Of things went on until
about the 30th of November, when the COM
pany lost all tidings Of him, and fearing
something wrong, again sent an agent to
look into the business, who reported that
Stafford had gone North. This quieted their
apprehensions until week or SO since a
gentleman wrote them from the Eastern
Shore desiring to know if Stafford was en-
authorized agent Of theirs. Subsequent
information from that part of the State dis
closed the fact that Stafford has been acting
very largely in that section, taking risks,
receiving the cash payment, and making no
returns to the company, and not even send
ing on the applications. The amount which
he has thus collected is supposed to be about
81 1000, but it may be considerably more.
An agent of the company will be at once
sent to the spot TO ascertain what amount
has thus been collected in their name. 1t
is also stated that Stafford Was at the same
time acting rs agent for the Peoples In
surance Company of Baltimore.
The Southern Mutual Company, imme-
diately upon a knowledge Of the facts, set
detectives to work to arrest the alleged de-
faulter, but he had fled the country. They
followed him as far as Baltimore, where all
trace Of him WAS lost.
Stafford is o Pennsylvania, but came to
this city from Nashville, Tenn.
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COLONEL FARRAR's LECTURE TONIGHT
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will be delivered in the hall Of the
House Of Delegates, beginning at 8 o'clock.
His subject" Lights and Shadows"-is
presented by him for tho frat time, and is
believed to be one Of the. Coloners best
efforts in his peculiar vein Of mingled wit
and pathos. The reputation Of the lecturer
and the cause he assists demand and will
receive large audience.
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F1RE.-At about haf-past 0 o'clock last
evening a fire broke cut in the rear portion
Of Mr.. D. Lee Powell's female boarding
school, on Grace street between First and
Foushee, and nearly destroyed it. The fire
was caused by defective tlue. AS yet We
are unable to ascertain the amount lost or
;ppura1 #..-
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IIURsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1869,

his proficiency. A stranger asked the cube
root Of $40. In few moments Ben
promptly gave the answer, to the astonish-
ment Of the spectators,
But we cannot go into further detail.
Blind Ben is certainly as great prodigy
as Blind Tom, though the latter would draw
greater crowds on exhibition. A visit TO
Ben (there is no charge) will we'll repay
any lover of "great natural curiositics."
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Tue BURTON MURDER.-Nelson Gilmore,
who stands charged with the murder Of
William E. Burton, whose dead body was
found at Gordonsville some months ago, was
arraigned in'the Hastings Court yesterday.
On motion Of Mr.. MacMahon, his counsel,
the case went over until the next term.
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We are requested to state that LEVY BROTHERS
have just received smother lot of those elegant
Kid Gloves FOR which they have the sole sgency.
Owing to the loss OF one Of the French steamers
about three weeks ago their supply became nearly
exhausted. They are now in hopes Of being able
to keep up the assortment. We noticed some new
colors, which are really exquisite. 81
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING.-J. II. Leary Us.
McIlwaine, Con s. Co., of Petersburg, Va,
and Hardy s. Brother, Of Norfolk, Va
two suits in detenue. 1t appears that the
plaintiff in these very important suits,
a planter in the State Of North Carolina, in
the year 1863 placed in the hands of Hardy
s Brother, of Norfolk, a large lot of cotton,
with instructions, as he alleges, not to sell
the same at the prices and in the currency
then prevailing, bat to hold the same. 4
short time prior to the evacuation of Nor
folk his cotton was by Hardy s Brother
sent 70 McHwaine s Co., Of Petersburg,
with Instructions, in the then perilous
times, to do With. the, same "as If It
were his own.".. The. investing of the city
of Petersburg by the: Federal forces, and
the great excitement incident thereto, in
duced the Messrs. McTlWaine & Co., to sell,
which they did at 2Sc.,i realizing some
$50, 900 for the cotton. Therefore the plain
tiff sues.
The case has been warmly contested and
ably argued by Judge Scarborough and Ma
jor Dufield, of Norfolk, and Captain John
Lyon, of Petersburg, for the defendants,
and by Colonel William Gordon, of this city,
for the plaintiff. The jury, after long de-
liberation, came into court at late hour
on Tuesday night, and, having failea to
agree, were discharged. fN-'s5
MAJORS CoTEF-Mayor Chahoon.-
James Thomas (negro), charged with hay
ing in his possession a lot Of lead pipe, &C.,
supposed to have been stolen, was arrsign-
ed, and in default of security in the sum of
$3.50 for his good behavior he was sent to
the chain-gangfo for thirty days.
Two little boys, named Robert Reed and
William shubridge, were brought up on the
charge of throwing stones at the house of
James A. Adams. They were turned over
to their parents to be whipped. ...ra +.
Nelson Gray Ia little colored boy),
charged with stealing cakes from the shop
of Robert Peasants, was also turned over
to his papa for a whipping.
Rose Christian (negro) was brought up
on the serious charge of stealing twenty
dollars in United States currency, the pro-
perty of Richard Freeman. The evidence
being insufficient to sustain the charge,
Rose was discharged.
Daniel Scroggins, for being drunk and dis
orderly and using Obscene language in the
street, was fined five dollars.
Anna Royal, charged with fcloniously
stealing from the person of Chelsey john
son $3.50 in United States currency, was
discharged. .-..
Sam Branch, charged with assaulting and
beating Judy Branch, was required to give
security for his good behavior.
Chelsey johnson was arraigned on o
cross-warrant charged with assaulting and
beating Annie Royal with o shovel. The
case was dismissed.
William Oakley, charged with unlawfully
running against a wagon and breaking it,
thereby iniuring it to the amount of twenty
dollars, was discharged, it being proved
that it was unintentional.
NIilly Harris, charged with threatening
to kill Peter Ford with on axe, and Peter
for assaulting Nlilly, were brought up.
Upon an examination, the Mayor discharged
the parties.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
AMERICA, WASHINGTON, u. C.-CHARTER-
Eh By SPECIAL act OF CQEGEESS Az
rttomnNEnao tonNnE ao JuLY 2s lsss-cAsH @ CAr{{ThhE. 1{ AZ.
FiGE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where The general business OF
" the Company Is transacied andto which a1 gene
Tsl correspondence should be addressed
CLARENCE Fl. CLhKK, President.
JAY COOKE, Casir1ran Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY .: COOKE, Flce-President.
This Company, national in its character, oners,
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means OF
!usurng life yet presented 20 the public.
The rates ofpremium, being largely reduced, are
made rs favorable 10 the insurers as those OF the
bc. mutual companies, and avoid all the compli-
cStGuS and uncertainties Of notes, DIVIDENDS, ano
the misunderstanding which the latter are SO apt
ESev.rai new and attractive tables are now pre-
senttd, which need only 20 be understood 70 prove
acceptable % the prhllSe such ss 1he iscpRE
MIUh POLICY. In the former the potcy-holder
not only secures life insurance, pSyabic at death,
but viii receive II living. after period OF rev W
per cent? orths par ofhis policy In the Latter,
The Company agrees 70 return to the assured the
total 0aG0unfQr money he has pa;d IN, ifs addition
The attention OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives, or Increasing the amount or insurance
thcy already have, is called 20 the special adyan-
tacGa offered by the National Life Insurance COM
Circulars, pamphlets, and null particulars, given
on application TO the branch Office Of the Com
JAY COOKE 4 Co, Washington, d. c.,
General Agents for District OF Columbia, Virginia,
and West Virginia.
Richmond the Agent for 3eurico, Campbell, and
Dinwiddie counties. de PIN
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HUsTINGs CoUgT.-The following cases
are set down for trial to-day, February Is,
1869: James Peasants (negro), charged
with bigamy, Julius Fillinger, larceny
Henry Taylor, larceny; Zack Champion
and Napoleon Haines, stealing from the
nersou. -L 80 n
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Z LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHMeNp PosT-oFPIcE Feb
sRuaRY Is, 1860 ,-Kahl & Rahm, G. c. FL
left, William n. n. Smith, G. W. Taylor,
Richmond, Va; Miss rEdmonia A. Porter,
,Powhatan Courthouse, Va; Thomas Green,
Ashland, Va; Hamilton, Easter & CO.,
Baltimore, Nd; Harvey Risk, Waynes-
boro', Va; J. 7. Sharp, Selma, Johnston
county, NC . eS
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A CARD.--We have accepted the agency fer
RESsoS's SALALE3i BaorH-a specific for letter,
Itch, ringIorm, BARRIERS itch poisonosk, botches,
aud all eruptions OF the skin-snd confidently re-
commend II 20 all sufferers from these annoying
diseases, and solicit orders from the trade.
PURCELL, LADD i Co., Drugg!sts.
va
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tsAUOTION SALES THIS, DAY.

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND TIE FIRST DAY OF JULY ,THE
z PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
.sRET YEAR But ON ALL SALES BETwEEN T HE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE gTIlIRTY-FLRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM
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The WEEKLY REHEARSAL Of the Rich
mond Musical Benevolent Association will
take place this evening at o'clock in the
lecture-room of DR.. Hoge's church.
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MILITARY ORDERs.-The following has
just been promulgated
"HEADQuAKTERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
~ ...---..i estate OF VIRGINIA, ,-. +
p! "RIcHMoSD, VA, February l6, 1869. }
Especial orders No. 29-[ExTRAcT.]
K =
as The following notifications are made in
General Orders No. l4O, from these headquar-
ters, dated November l6, 1868:
81. Brevet Captain 5. h. Mahon, First
Lieutenant Eleventh United States infantry,
is hereby relieved from duty as military COM
missioner and superintendent of registration
and election for the twenty-fourth division Of
Virginia, and will at once rejon his proper
company for duty. ..-.s -...t.r -.l--- =
al. The seventeenth division Of Virginia
is hereby discontinued. The counties of Flu
wanna and Louisa are attached to the tenth,
and the counties Of Albemarle and Augusta to
the TWEEN ty- fourth division of Virginia.
"IlI. Brevet First Lieutenant Franklin T..
Town, second lieutenant Eleventh United
States infantry, is hereby assigned to duty is
military commissioner aud superin tendent Of
registration and election for the twenty fourth
division of Virginia. Station: Staunton, Va.
He will report through the headquarters of
the SUBJ district of Lynchburg: :
"By command of Brevet Major General
Soatnloa. 5. +. CHALFIY,
"Assstant Adjutant- General"
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81. ELLYsog & Co. VIII lESsTt acknowledgements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply st this snice.
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my beloved brethren, Hath not God chosen
the poor of this world rich in faith, and
heirs Of the kingdom which he hath pro-
mised to them that love h:ms But ye have
dcspised the poor. ~ Ifye have
respect of persons, ye commit Gin, and are
convinced of the law as trsnsgressors."
1t only remained for him tosay that upou
this jury devolved the duty Of making the
railroad companies feel that they must
treat all men alike. They had no right to
make such rules as had been read in court.
In rendering their verdict, the jury must
not only consider. the physical .inconyeni1
ence sustained by the plaintiff, but must
also consider the expense Of bringing suit
in United States court, the employment Of
counsel, and render verdict accordingly,
although in this case they could not give
the plaintiff more than 81 500, as no more
was claimed. t''ss. = 54'
The jury then retired, and after au ab-
sence of about On hour returned verdict
allowing the eplaintiff damages to the amount
of Sirteen hundred dollars. -
The following persons constituted the
jury who rendered this verdict: WhiteS--
Joseph Lovenberg, w. AZ Parsons, @. f.
Robertson, D. W Hughes, F. j.. Arnold, E.
8. Howe, -Willoughby Brown. Negroes
Reuben West, William Isham, Wyatt Lewis,
Carter Stannard, and J. II. Smith. - /
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the HOUSE known asAA
n the WEsTHAM HoUsE.The owner IA
intending to make a change In his business, offers
Tor rent the premises now occupied by him as q
grocery and dwelling, IN Sidney. They Ne we'll
suited for any kind or business. The dwelin
contains fourteen rooms the store Is ample Tor q
retail business large brick kitchen stable with
seventeen stalls garden attached; md q well or
fine water. The whole premises are In complete
order. 70 good and careful tenant the rent Will
be low. 4. A.,J. CLOPTOE, ~
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
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j. B. kDRIhNCF. A
DAVID zBAK ER, JH

NOTICE.-Osborn S Atirisnce, having a5so-
cated with themselves G. r. Dibble, VIII continue
the business at No. 1914 Main street under the
name of JOHN j.. OSBORN & CO., who Wall
he, n on hand and for sale large and superior
stota OF CARRIAGES OF every description, 20
which they call the attention OF 4 carriage-using
public. Our Mr. OSBORN, having been engaged
In the carriage BUSINESS In this city for the past
twenty eight years will give his personal atten-
tion TO the selection OF carriages suitable to this
market. .. .af #E ~ ". ~
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PICoT'S VIRGINIA WORN KILLER Is plea
SAINT, safe, and certain remedy for children. soid
ever where.
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INSURANCE. ,COrIiP1 OrIiP1' ANIEs.

T0ItN B. CARY t(late General Agent Of
e. The Virginia Penitentiary)l b, II G. DE-
SHIELDS, General Agents for the PIEDMONT
LtFE INSURANCE COMPANY for Northern
Virginia and Maryland, corner Ninth and Main
streets, Richmond, Va. Post-ofice lock-box %.
-fe l6-im = - --L-n1nA -LL---i -
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, /,
RICHMOND, February s. 1889.

hlCHAUNp, Febfuary s l669. {
OWNERS OF HACKS, CARTS, DRAYS,
~ ASD ALL VEHICLES RyQuIaING If
ChSsE, arenotlfsd that all lieensts expired Jam
nary slst, and must be renewed without delay, un.
der penalty prescribed by city orcinances
Ieif-2W =. "A. DAVIS, Auditor.
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n n. WALKER g. CO.,
WINES AND LIQUORS. I


NINE LIQUORS.--JohnE e. Riley's PURE
4 n0UNTAIs WHisKEy. Jacob Fl. Baylor's
LOU.,TftH W8JsKEY Kiskpatrick's and
Banks's iailadelphia RYE WHiSREYj PORT,
Madeira. and sitERRY WINES.
Also, EAM5, BREASTs, and J0LEs:
fel. HUSDLEY Il iTATUM. :
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MJoTfOE 10 sHIPPERS.--Ths bosts

MJoTICE 40 sHIPPERs.-Ths bosts Of
Az she JAMES RIVER End KANAWHAG Ca
NAL COMPANY viii leaye tie dock as usual
promptly at u u. onTUEsDAYss THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS.
Preisht and tolls on goods for LYnchburg knd b.
yond collected on delivery or prepaid, at the or
Hyered at my once, on the dock. .y,.E rg,-,
Way freight viii not be delivered til Charges are
paid. - "a =, .t-'s,i 81 jg{F Oh ITO.
dell IN ! EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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j. j. OSBORN,
j. q. ADRIhNCE,
T.. r. DlBBLE. 4

In retiring from the firm Of j. j. Osborn q Co.,
beg leave TO return my thanks for the liberal pa
trOnage bestowed upon the old firm, and take
pleasure In accommodating The new concern TO the
patronage Of my friends aai \ cirrage-using
public. ID. BAKER, JR.
fp l2--dlWSw3t
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.Aithlnond 1ispatth,
THURsDAY......FEBRUARY 1s, 1869.

Z THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" rs LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS 'oF THIS
CITY.
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THE ARLINGTON, MUTUAL Yt
= LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY y
.'t p .s"a OF VIRGINIA. '1'-7 y
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1857
HOME OFFICE l2ls MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

oFFICERs.
J. Il. EDWARDS, President. Id
WILLIAM B. 1sAACs. vice-President.
ID. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary. ~
PROFESSOR EDWARD B. SMITH, Actuary.
CHARLES-H. SMITH, n. D., Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
ASSETS" .So5o,ouoi
Policies issued, $3.50, insuring IS .00O,0 900.
Paid nine losses by death, 1886, 900.
Dividend, forty per cent. declared.
Annual dividends with one-third loan.
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 df new ana liberal features keeping mp
fully with the improvements and spirit OF the age.
A7,uunl dividends upon all participating life poll
ces paid at the end Of the first and each subsequent
year, with
ONE-THIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
g-s,l-r. .s.aa PROFITS. - 80 5ssaza A. / .
NO NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
tt'g OF PREMIUMS.
new and highly Liberal form of policy adopted,
with removal Of restrictions, made applicable to
allpolicies heretofore issued by the company.
Annual dividends on endowment policies paying
premiums In cash, after second annual payment,
with onc-thlrd loan on profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
NO EXTRA RATE ON FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN SPE-
CIALLY PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTER.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, or
quarterly. Loan OF part Of premium on all par
ticipating policies. fe l3-lm
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE /,
U1 COMPANY OF, NEW YORK.
oAsH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEE wv
NUSBER OF W P0LICiES IssUED DURING fJGj TSfiSss
THE YEAR, IS, $40.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
~ --2 - .-~---.s AIRY l, 1858, 81, 3s<
THE MUTUAL LIFE"
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. 1t Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proved to
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. Its assets are
not invested in fancy stocks or personal securities
but in bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach of any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides Its
whole profits Snnually among the assured, and
this dividend can be used in payment OF premiums
or TO purchase additional insurance, at the option
Of the policy-holder-
D. n. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. l0l4 Main street.
DIR. j. b. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH IS
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nTssISOLUTIONS. sI k,c,.. q, :.

nISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHfP
The concern of BURhESS Il POWERS Was
dissolved on the lst OF February by reason OF the
death OF Mr. james l.. Powers. sl parties I'm.
debted to the concern are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, to facilitate us iu winding up the
business. +n#g JAMES E.. BUEREs >
Surviving partner,
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EOR RENT, tho THREE-SToRY. and a
n BASEMENT STORE. No. lao9s Maip.s be- -
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, NTH
dwelling above: water gas, and closets on each
floor. Suitable for any business. win be rented
very low, Apply to y James II. R10WE, p
on the premises, or at The Exchange Hotel.
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