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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
TO THE Puni.rc.

It IL important to those WHO are afflicted, or
to those who are Interested IN the welfare Of
their friends, TO be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who infcst all ciiics, p publishing their
skill IN curing all diseases IN a few days, and
imposing upon the public by using the name. o.
eminent physicians from Europe and Other
places. -4r.r
DIR. FLATTERY does not deceive people. b.
exhibiting bcgus titles. pretended patients let
tiers, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all pcnons WHO may call at his Office, Of his abii
ity TO treat all disease he proposcs To cure. u
will cost you nothing, and may rave yoil man.
rcgrcts-for, as advertising physicians IN eiellI
cases ont of ten are bogus, there Is no safety IN
trusting any OF them till you know. who anc
what they are. He docs no, guarantee all cascs
fees are exactod only whcro cures can he 81
fccted. Where doubt exists ~ 10 the possibilli,
OF a cure. Il II freely stated, believing this H. ihr
only course for u physician TO pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTENi,
Sacramento, Gal
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Notice.

iVELLow JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
i pany's ONCE. Gold Hill, Nevada, April7 I
isSs.@ :; a Special meeting q ne Board Of Tra m
pany, held this evening, the Dividend No. IL, Of
Five Dollars per share, declared April 9Th, and
payable on the 18th instant, was rescinded,
owing 10 the delay and damage occasioned by
fire. Il. F. OSBISTON, Sccretaty.
rhaH41S n M
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To THOSE WHO FROM DELIcACY OR
want OF means arc debarred from consaliInG Il
physician, this valuable remedy IL cordially rec.
commended. Although introduced TO the people
Of this coast for the frst lime, YELpEht'*
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe. n, IN
falliblc for the cure OF S%permatai fhea or Scmina
Weakness, Impotence, involuntary Discharge
Voluptuous Dreams, Ringing In The Ear, raipi
tatlon Of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect.
i've Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indehnable LassItude and lack Of Tone /"
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
Of temperament or EXCUSES. Goo. So"
Acircilar accompanies each bottle. with ml
instructions. Price, 5. 20. For -ie by sI ""
spectacle druggists. rl,..,1 rrg
HOSTETTER, SMITH Is CO..
San FrancEco, Wholesale Druggist,
noa0.iylp and Agent. for tho Pnciic Coast.
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TO MILLMEN !!

A Z HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
Hill NEWS 0flco half n ton OF superior
Type Metal, for iournaling purposes in Quartz
Mills; Hosting Works, etc. VIII DO sold at re-
duced pr ,es for cash.
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NLIXiR YELPEaAU.

y. B.--DR. FLA1.rERY viii appear ut VIZ
ginia, International Hotel, the LAST WEDNES'
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MEDICAL
Private Medical institute
Ar SACRAMENTO.
DR. ]. FLATTERY
,yAs ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK CITY
III and has opened hit Medical Institute y
At No. 81 FOURTH srREET'
/ Near the Postofice, Sacramento,
TO CURE TIE SICK
He Tells Exactly Your Disease !
uE REQUIRES TO SEE TIE PATIENT
pn1i SNCR. AND GIVES SPECIAL
AND GENERAL MEDICAL ALL"
NEW REMEDIES:
Neutrality-suspicious. FREM

No Mcrcury or Poisonous DRUGS Used
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MAIN STR INSTRUMENTATION Hill.
TRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
VI Of Wood, Marble and all kinds OF Orna.
mentins executed In the best style Of art and ut
short notice.
HOUSE LINING and PAPER HANGING
done In a satisfactory manner. All work guaran.
teed. or no charges.
All kinds Of MIXED PAINTS and CoLoRS
for salc at the owest cash prices.
sS- / have In my employ one Of the best SIGN
and Ornamental Painters In this State.
Gn!d Hill, March /, 1863. NH N
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TAR JULIEN PERRAuLT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty OF Paris, Graduate
OF the University Queens College, and physician
OF the ST. John Baptlstc' Society OF San Fran.
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NOTICE.
%ORDINANCR NO. 50.

An Ordinance TO Fix and Collect n
License Tax, Passed Mnrch 3Sd,
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TO QUICKSILVER MATER.
NO. Ia.

.Au Ordinance 60 PraLibi, Keep
ing of swine, and PrsyIdiUg for
the Arrest Of the sumo. Within the
Incorporate Limits Of the Town
OF Gold ISL, Passed March .23a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-19

SOUTHERN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT Asso-
crAT1oN.-Amopg the associations lately
formed in Richmond is the Southern Mu-
iual Benevolent Association, which, for its
useful objects and the success which has
already attended it's formation, promises to
rank high among the institutions of the
city. The Association has in view the re-
lief Of the workingman in case Of sickness,
thereby preventing him from want during
his inability to work. The relief is given
in money. The plan upon which its opera
tions are carried on is similar to that Of
insurance upon the payment Of o stipulated
premium. For instance : ifs member pays
. premium Of FIVE dollars annually, he ia
entitled to five dollars per week when he is
sick; if he pays ten or twenty dollars, he
is entitled to ten or twenty dollars and go
OH up to forty. This plan is rather pre-
ferable to that Of the accident insurance
companies, since in these but small pro-
lection or. benefit is afforded q laboring
man where his avocations do not call him
into dangerous positions; whereas with this,
insurance is given against both sickness
and accident. .a
This Association is formed on firm
basis, and is meeting with great success.
1t has been in operation about two weeks,
and has already sixtyfve members. Our
workingmen should, not fail to appreciate
it's advantages and avail themselves Of its
benefits,
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FAUsT.-The Grand German Opera Com

FAUST.-The Grand German Opera Com
pary now performing at our Theatre is
gaining favor with our people each night,
as is abundantly attested by the increase Of
audiences within the last two evenings
Upon the occasion of the presentation Of
Der Freyschuetz one of the most brilliant
audiences We have ever seen in the Thea
tre was present. The performance Of thai
splendid opera was such as delighted nearly
every one present, and to induce Mr.
Grau, the manager, upon the urgent re-
quest of many, to contemplate repetition
We trust he may determine upon it ere he
leaves with his splendid company, which is
conceded to be one of the best which ever
visited US.
Last evening Faust was given to an audi
ence equal to the one of the previous eve
ming. The performance was in the highest
manner satisfactory. Frederici as Mar
guerite almost excelled herself. In the
'Jewel Song" she drew down the house.
Armand's Siebel was excellent, as was also
the Faust of Himmer and Mephistopheles
Of Weinlich.
The orchestra deserves especial notice
upon this occasion. 1t has labored under
disadvantages all of which it has over
come. Now it approaches perfection, and
We renew the opinion that our Richmond
orchestra for its size cannot be excelled in
the country.
Tonight we have Mozart's "Magic
Flute ''-one Of the grsndest musical COM
positions e1tant-snd doubtless large and
brilliant audience will attend.
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SENT on FOR FELoNY.-Yesterday morn
ing James and Thomas Childress were ar
raigned before the Mayor charged with
robbing the tailor store Of Henry Miller
on Broad street between Fourth and Fifth
on Sunday night. They were arrested on
Wednesday by the city detectives, who
found in the possession of James lot Of
the goods stolen. A negro boy who was
arraigned testified that James came to him
and tried to sell him some cloth, and told
him that he had gotten it from Mr.. Miller's
on Sunday night. Thomas was discharged
there being no evidence against him. The
otte one was sent On. There is resting
against Thomas another charge of burglary
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DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN OF RIcII-
MoSD.-A brief telegram received in this
city yesterday afternoon brought the intel
ligence Of the death of Mr.. Richard Whit
all, formerly of this city. No particulars
are given, and we are unaware of the cause
of his death. Mr.. Whitall came to this
city several years since as the secretary OF
the Union Manufacturing Company, was
afterwards assistant secretary of the Mer-
chants Insurance Company, and more re-
Gently the junior partner of the well-known
insurance firm Messrs. Montague Whitall
About year since he removed to Phila'
delphia, his native city, and few months
since paid his friends here visit while on
his wedding tour. Mr.. Whitall was very
popular young man, and bis many friend!
here will bs distressed to receive this sae
and unexpected intelligence.
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LECTURE BY BISHOP MAGILL.-The Right
Rev. Bishop Magill delivered lecture at
ST. Patrick's church, on Twenty fifth
street, on the 18th instant-subject, The
Life of St. Patrick-the proceeds to be ap-
pr opriated to the purchase of house for
the worthy pastor of the church, the Rev.
Mr.. Hogan. The Bishop gave the history
of the Saint from his early youth to the
close of his career, narrating various Incl
dents connected with the conversion Of the
Pagan Irish, and then in language power
fully and eloquently descriptive described
the learning, the piety, and the high Guilt
Yation of the Irish race and following up
their history, reviewed it politically and
religiously down to the present time. We
have heard many lectures, but none ever
excelling this one in beauty of language,
earnestness of feeling, or thorough know
ledge of the subject. 1t evidently deeply
affected the assemblage, which, by the way,
filed the church to overhowing. The mu-
sic of the choir was excellent. Several
sacred pieces, selected for the occasion,
were sung with splendid effect, and the
execution on the organ was very fine. We
are glad to say that a large amount was re-
allied in the sale of tickets.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT-Judge Burnhana pre-
siding.-Ia this court yesterday the follow
ing business was disposed of:
Miugo Johnson (negro), indicted for rob
berry from the person, was arraigned. Tb'
counsel for the defence filed demurrer Il
the indictment, which was sustained, an(
the prisoner was remanded to await indict
ment at the next term.
Cornelius Lewis (negro), indicted foI
stealing silverware from A. Y. Stokes, VA
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiarJ
for three years. A motion to arrest judg
ment was made and continued.
Samuel Major (negro), indicted for forg
ing an order on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, was arraigned
The forged order was for thirty y-seven days
labor done in the month of February. l
was Majors attempt thus to lengthen th'
shortest month in the year that brough
him into the scrape. He was found guilt,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for tW,
years. A motion for new trial was en-
tertained.
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MAYORS CoURr-lfayor Chahoon pre-.
siding.-Patrick Finnegan, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and abusing
Policeman Kennedy, was fined five dollars
Emanuel Manly (negro) was arraigned
for having in his possession box of to.
bacco, supposed to have been stolen. The
case was sent to the United States Commits.
sioner, as involving violation of the in.
ternal revenue laws.
Andrew Johnson (negro), charged with
stealing bag of clothing worth thirty dol
lars, from John Freeland, was sent on.
Henry Edwards (negro), charged with
stealing pig iron from the Old Dominion
Nail Works Company, was sent on.
William Nelson, charged with stealing
pocket-book, containing thirty-fve dol
lars and other valuable papers, the property
Of Thomas Nicholas, and snatching hand.
kerchief from Willie Elsom, was sent on.
A number of other cases we're continued
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EsOR RENT, the very DESIRABLE4a
!pg to the heirs OF the late Nr. james Pse. situ-
ated on The south side OF Sixth between Canal and
Cary streets. now occupied by Mr. Robert II.
April ensuiDg., The tenant can at once have tho
privilege Of preparing the garden for cultivation.
apply TO ~ q THOMAS SAmsON,
Attorney for the heirs Of James Pae deceased,
No. l2o, corner or Canal and Sixth streets.
NH a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REMOVAL OF STATE OFFIcERs-FxTEs.
SION OF TIME.-The following order has
been issued from headquarters: 1
"HEADouARTERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, J
~ estate OF VIRGINIA,
"RIcHaoSD, VA, March Is, 1869.
!" General Orders No. %.
"The date from which the removal ot
civil officers in the State of Virginia was tc
take effect, as designated in General Orders
No.24 from these eadquarters, dated March
Is, 1869, is hereby changed from March
18th to March 2lst, 1869. ..
"By command Of BreYet Major General
Stonernan. s. F. CHALFIN,
f.. Assistant Acknowledgement"
"Ohcial:
- &c. II. Burton, First Lieutenant
"Twenty-frst United States infantry, Aid
de-Camp." ..-.
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A HORSE Born WITHOUT TAIL.-We
saw yesterday at Mr.. Westcott's stables, on
Franklin street, one of the greatest curiosi-
ties we have ever seen in the way of horse
fesh-a horse which was foaled without a
tail. The only sign Of caudal appendage
visible is small bunch Of hair, and there
is not the slightest evidence Of a tail-bone.
This animal was foaled in Charles City
county, and is perfect in every respect save
the one above mentioned. He is not much
for pretty-beipg deprived of his rear orna-
ment or Grecian bend-but as q curiosity
he is muchly SO.
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GOING kwAY.-Our friend j. HIRscH corner
Of Ninth and Broad streets, intending To leave the
city in few days, has dete mined 10 sell his stock
Of TRIMMINGS and FANCY GOODS for five days
without regard TO cost, thus snlrtiug parties who
wish to purchase goods In his line an opportunity
OF purchasing them at rates much below the usual
prices lie also Oilers for sale number Of coun-
ters. showcases, &c. Call at the corner Of Ninth
and broad streets
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ST. ALBAN's HALL.-This new and hand.
some Masonic temple will be thrown open
for inspection between the hours of and
10 o'clock tonight. Many ladies and gen.
tiemen will doubtless svsil themselves Of
this opportunity to gee the interior Of a
lodge-room, with it's handsome furniture
and decorations-a privilege rarely en-
joyed by the uninitiated. AS before stated
the hall will be dedicated on Monday
evening" next, on which occasion the fra
ternity are anticipating delightful re-
union.
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ALMOST A F1RE.-Yesterday morning as
Justice Malone was walking out he dis
covered smoke issuing from house on Fifth
street two doors from Main. He went tc
the house and, gaining admission, found a
mantel-piece on fire and several young
ladies in a state Of high excitement. Mr.
Malone extinguished the flames and quieted
the ladies before either could do much
harm,
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CUBE FOR Cough OR CoLp.-As soon as there
Is the slightest tneaslnes5 Of the chest, with din
Guilty Of breathing or indications Of cough. take
during the day few OF "BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs." Containing demulcent ingredients.
| they allay pulmonary irritation. Have Them In
readiness upon the first appearance Of q cold or
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-oFFIcE MARCH
10, lS69.-John K. Childrey, Richmond,
Va; Ernest Blum, Richmond Va; Mis-:
Belle Spencer, KeysVille, Va; A. Risk,
Augusta county, Va.
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REAL ESTATE sALE.-Messrs. Lyme s
Brother, auctioneers, sold at public auction
on yesterday the former residence Of the
late Washington B. Ross, corner Twenty
seventh and Franklin streets, having q
front of l52 feet, for $4,000.
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THE APPOINTMENT OF dE NRw PO:rMIS
TREss seem, to attract nea. muc attention q:
MoCSrCAsTLE'S new process OF gliding ant
tronzlng old gas. fixtures. II you wish t. see spe
cimen5 OF beautiful workmanship in this lire, cal
Ut $50 Broad street.
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WINTER LINGERING "-Ghese cold blasts
are unheedad by chose who are supplied with the
unequalled wood, sawed or split, from the steam
Fuel Factory at a. 50 per cord-especially If they
have the extra coke and coal SO cheaply sold.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAzcz is, 1853.


ARRIVED.
Steamer J. S, Green, Vance, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys s
Williams. = artas
Steamer Albemarle, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, ". @. Dunham
& Co. ~ - .e-r-a s's a-.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harreys l.
Williams.
CLEARED. - -"
British brig Penguin, jenkins, West Indies
ria Norfolk Curtis s Parker.
BELOW. T'fsi@
Schooners w. Penn, from Rockport for
Petersburg, and S. H. Travers, Richmond.
XBMoaASDA.
NEW York, March 17.-Cleared, schooner
Yankee Doodle, for Richmond. Arrived,
schooner Nellie Brown, from Boston for Rich
mond.
A telegram was received to-day from Hall
fax stating the arrival of the British brig
Persia Gary from Richmond, with cargo in
a damaged state. -r-eE
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MAGISTRATE REsIGNED.-Mr. b. NJ. Gas.
ton, one of the bench of aldermen of the
city of Richmond, has resigned his office.
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II. ELLYsoN Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
| lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
| lishers' rates, for cash. Apply st this office.
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FOUND At LAsT.-A certain remedy for letter
itch, ringworm ban ber's Itch, blotches, poison
oak, or any eruption Of the skin. ASK FOR BEN.
sOS:s SALALEM BROTH at any Pull
CELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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CoNvIcTs.-Five new boarders for the
Hotel de ITarduell were sent from the
county yesterday. ....
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AmEJSERsENTS.

A TTENTION, EVERYB T!-The
"A yELuCIpEDES have arrived, and are now
on exhibition at the large md commodious hail
No. 1913 Main street (Stearns's hlockl, opposite
the post-ofice, which Is open day and night for
practice and ire amusement Of the public.
Admission. FIFTEEN CENTS. NH l5-lw*
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8itllnund 1iispatfh,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. -. ,sts+
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

On ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS TIE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE 5A1RTY-FIF ST.
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THIN.
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We return thanks to Captain Clifford, Of
the steamer Eliza Hancox, for the Norfolk
papers of yesterday (Which the mail failed
to bring to us) and for other favors.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 a. M. elegant household furniture,
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LOST AND FOUND.

TSTRAY.-Camet to my house OF EFssssfs
4 the llth OF March small RED COW AeN-.
in very low order. The owner Is requested 10
come forward p.y charges. and take her away.
JOHN ID. PERRIN,
NH l9-lt& No il3 Jackson street.
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HUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSO-
IX4 ,C1ATION OF RICHMOND. VA,-OFFICE
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETs--NO.
Ro2.-This CONF pany is now issuing policies Of
membership on the most liberal plan OF the day.
For full particulars Of The working OF the Asso-
citation. call at the office for pamphlet.
Membership fees, from ten to twenty-five dol
lars-according to sge.
Assessments made only in case Of death. Per-
sons from fifteen to sixty years of age received;
both male and female.
~ j. a. BELVIN, President.
T.. B. sTARKg, General agent. fe S-m
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HNFERMARY.

( lULLEGE INFIRMAEY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA.
III cases requiring medical or surgical AID ao-
ISttl except the insane aud those laDcrlhg unuel
:Jalsgious disorders.
Charges nnvar1ably In adyance) including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards. per week, -.
Private rooms, per week go TO 800
d small additional fee Is charged Tor surglcai
optfl!iong
Charity cases from the city are received on per
@lIS from members OF the committee OF the Clty
gpu0cil for the relief OF the poor, and seamen on
Eria!ts from The custom n use.
:, f9r further Information, or admission, apply 81
We lnnrmaryt 10 ISAIt 4 II. WHITE, ri d.,
AKIN Medical superintendent.
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v4gyz CHARITY.
>~-~~~~~~~~~e~c--~e<~<
PICHMOND LYING-IN CHARITY FOB
~ THE REBIEr OF INDECENT WOMEN
AT THEIR OWN HOMES. 49,.
CHARITY.

Ds. y. B. WATKINS, Fifth ana Grace streets (;
y DR. 2. 8. ]. PEEBLRs, 200 Franklin street
DIR. /. X. PAGE. 90 Franklin street, -s9T',t.
nave organized this institution, and viii furnish
mcdlca attendance ut her own home to any woman
as proper object OF thischsrity, from any physi-
clan, minister, member Of any benevolent asso-
Special attention will be given to all FEMALE
DISEASES.
! CONSULTING PHYsICIANs.
- DR.. r. Fl. Deane, Or. John A. Cuuninp pfan. Dr.
L.. saesd. Professor B. T. Coleman, and Profes.
snr o. r. Msngon. de 1c-sm
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TIAKE YOUR RISKS .
l. IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.

Y|AKE YOUR RISKS
l. IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
r~E. wl OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE No. ls25 MAIN STREET. - ..a
rs PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes {;
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
river, canal, or land-carriage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally
dwelling-houses, warehouses, and other build
ings.
SHORT RISKS or, II the full period fs not used,
dretur4a Of premium ,oilL be made for the u,s-
expired term.
WILLIAM 3. ISAACS, President
a. 7. STOKES, Vice-President
DIREcToEs.-William 3. Isaacs, OF William 3.
Issacs q Co.. A. 7. Stokes, Of a. Y. Stokes & Co..;
D. j. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
rance Compan John Wilson, Of Wilson IL Fos-
ter: J. j. Waggoner, Of Waggoner Harvey; A.
e. Buford President Danville Railroad Company |;
Benjamin Il. Nash, William 2. Shepherd, W. u.
Ligon.
-. 3. g. WuERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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N N. WALKER & CO.,

w N. WALKER & CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO o. F. BREsEE, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office lOl4 Main street.
first door east OF the postofBce, under Messr5. &.
H. Maury u Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds In the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies OF The highest standing.
Losses eQuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
ront ratea no22