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THE Corn AND FLOUR ExcHANGE.-The
Board of Directors of the Richmond Corn
and Flour Exchange, Mt their last meeting
adopted resolution instructing the secre-
tary to permit members of the body to hang
up their business cards in the room without
any charge therefor. Persons not members
desiring to hang up cards are required to
pay for the same $50 per annum, PAYABLE
in advance. AS the Corn Exchange is much
freuuented by visitors, it presents good
opportunity to merchants to give their bust
moss puhlicity
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trace sign Of bad faith, or of any feeling or
purpose which the friends of reconstruction
should not hailas satisfactory. Everywhere,
on the contrary, may be discerned evidences
Of the complete revolution that has been
wrought in the sentiments and temper of
Nirginians, and Of their title to the conf
dence of the President and Congress.-Ne,c
York Times.
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MEETINGS.

TRUE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE
i COAINnTTEE.-A called meeting =, Of 3,.fr the
TEE will he held at No. 1913 Main street. opposite
the post-ofcc, THIS Saturday MORNING at
o'clock. Punctual attendance Is requested, rs I'M
portant business Will be acted upon.
ty lf-lt J. ". LEWELLEN, Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July ls, 1859.

PORT OF RICHMOND, July l6 1863.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghcgan, BALTIMORE,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q VII
lams. .,.
Steamer Hcrtfortl, Chids, Chickahominy, freight
and passengers, A. Millspaugh.
Schooner Hope, Booth, Cabin Point, lumber, 10
Charles Phillips.
SAILED,
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. c. Dunham co,
steamer Norfolk, rlatt, Philadelphia, nerchan-
disc, w. Z. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, J.. Il. Tatunl.
Schooner Emma Z. Douglass, Eliis, North river
merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Hannah Warwick, Speddeu, Baltl-
more, merchandise, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDUM
WEST POINT July lG.-Arrived, steamer Ken
nebec Freeman Baltimore. merchandise and pas
sengers, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on return.
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COLONEL c. T. AMES'S NEW ORLEANS CO.
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGEklE.
THE LARGEST AGGREGATION OF ARENA
ARTISTS, LIVING BIOLOGICAL
AND ORNITHOlOG1CAL
SPECIMENS
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
will exhibit in RICHMOND, corner of Leigh and
Second streets,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
July 2lst and 22d 1859,
at and O'Clock afternoon and dniSht,
presenting Il series of performances pre-cmincntly
beautiful elegant, and daring, Introducing
\ BEvY OF YOUNG LADIES
fascinatingly beautiful, accomplished. and
graceful
A LEGION OF MALE ARTISTS,
adopts in every phase they attempt, and scenes of
miraculous courage In the dens oil the various
WILD BEASTS
In the vast collection; the whole forming an
entertainment OF
SURPRISING EXCELLENCE AND
ATTRACTION.
See bills and programmes.
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, AND
PANTHERS
loose and untrammelled, will form features in the
procession of the troupe ut
lOA. NJ. WEDNESDAY the 2lst.
lily 1e-6]
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OUT OF THE LEAGUE.

Rock FARM, RUSSELL COUNTY, VA,l
July ), 1869. !
Editors abingdon Virginian:
Gentlemen,-Allow me the privilege of
using short space in the columns Of your
paper to publicly declare myself out of the
secret political organization known as the
Loyal Union League. was induced to
join the party under the pretence held out
that it would be protection to myself and
property-that the property of all who did
not belong to the League would be confs.
Gated to detray the expense of the late civil
war--and that all who belonged to the
League would be protected in their person
and property. Respectfully,
T. B. HoRS,
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- CONSERVATIVE BARBEcUE.-We have been
invited to attend Conservative barbecue to
be given ut Fry's Spring, near Charlottes.
Vile on saturday; ;ny nly II; Committee Fai,.f, OF
Taylor. James Ferguson, James Perkins,
John Coles, Edward Giyins, p. A. Cross.
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ARE THE CoLoRED PEOPLE FEEE?-Yes-
terday morning eight or ten negroes attempt
ed, at the corner of Seventh and Broad
streets, to mob acolored man who was gull
ty of the offence of wearing 4 Walker badge:
Whites came to his assistance and prevented
him from being roughly handled. His assail-
ants went off muttering threats against him.
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TIE Conservative majority has been much re-
fuced by the last returns. No wonder, the weather
is hot enough to reduce everything except the
thermometers and BALDWIN, whose prices are so
low already as to astonish everybody. Go to
BALDwIS's and be seasOnably clad.
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JAPANESE Sw1TCHEs.-The attention Of the
ladies Is called to the advertisement of ". II.
ADAMS, Baltimore stamping and trimming store.
No. 821 Broad street, announcing the reception OF
another lot of those beautiful switches, equal to
the natural hair switch. BE has them of every
cha1a
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON VIII sell at 10 A. NJ, on
Council Chamber HILL horses, males, wagons,
&C.
THOMAS ". KEESEE viii sell horses, mules,
and cow and calf, on Council Chamber Hill, at
10 A. N.
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nAcs BAGs-GRAIN BAGs.-FlFTA

DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.-FIFTY
EfS7THOUSAND GRAIN BAGS for sale or rent.
Having made arrangements with some of the best
manufacturers for the sale OF their GRAIN BAGS
at manufacturers prices. we are now prepared 70
guppiy commission merchants, shippers, and
buslIell from the cheapest SECONDHAND or new
BURLAP SHIPPING BAG to the very best ENG
LISH LINEN, hand-sewed, with aouble-row
stitching.
ALSO, TO RENT.--Are prepared to supply the
INK" BAG on rent IL any quantity on terms
laid down by the Chamber Of Commerce, when
shall regulate our prices.
WOOL wanted In any quantity.
LEATHER BELTISS agents for Hoyt Bro
theirs. WINSTON IVN Enc.
ty l--2tawtw
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE July IT,
P. Pollard Seay, Mountain View, Va; b.
Rosenheim, Morrisvllle, Va; James Lob
oins, Frankfort, ky.; John Alien, Ph;la-
delphia, Pa; Miss Annie Duya!l, Gooch-
land county, Va,
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A SMAsH-UP.-An engine of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio railroad ran into Mr.. Frank
Riley's wagon, driven by T. Miller, yester-
day afternoon, and smashed it all to pieces.
Miller and his horse were only slightly hurt,
but there was loss of about $40 worth OF
liquor. .-
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DEAD.-Peter Campbell, one of the CO.
lored men wounded at the Vauxhall Bridge
disaster, died ut the Intirmary at 10 O'Clock
on Thursday night. Since the accident no
has received skilful surgical attendance from
DR.. Isaiah II. White.
His funeral took place yesterday after
noon from the Intirmary, and was attended
by the Colored Conservative Club i'll body
and the members of his family. Impressive
remarks were made at the grave by Rev.
Fields Cook, by whom all the services were
conducted.
AS the procession moved off negro wo-
man named Harriet Mayo waved her hand.
kerchief in glee and shouted "thank God.'
This is specimen of the conduct of the
Wells negroes towards those who differ with
them politically. They have no respect
even for the dead.
A subscription paper for CampbelPs bene-
at is at this office, and any sum contributed
for the object will be appropriated for the
payment of his burial expenses.
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CoUP DE SoLIEL.-Nine Of the Germans
from the North who took part i'll the feSti-
vities yesterday were so overcome by the
excessive heat that medical attendance was
necessary for their relief. At last accounts
they were doing we'll. --.s- ...-
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ROBBERY OF A WATCH AND CHArS.-Early
Yesterday forenoon Mr.. Fl. Asher was robbed
of gold watch and chain valued at $i50.
Special Policeman O'Dweyr was immedi-
ately notified of the fact, and at once ar
rested the thief, and recovered the stolen
property. The keen eyes Of the officer soon
discovered other property which he sup
posed also to have been stolen, and upon
getting possession of it found that it was a
lot OF iewelry taken from the same party.
The rogue, Simon Beverly, (negro,) will be
BROUGHT before the Mayor this morning.
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How TO KEEP CooL.-As this question seems
to bother large number of our citizens, we would
suggest to them to 20 to f. b. SPENCE < son, Sr-
chant Tailors, 1900 Main street. We have con-
suited them, and we are cool. Go thou and do
likewise.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN.
" TTT r. ISsJJRANCE COMPANY OF LON
DON AND EDINBURGH, ESTABLISHED 1909.
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Latest styles of fine jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
ncckchains and lockets, silver icc-ptchers, ana
rich goods for bridal presents just opened ut Now
IAN " CO.'S
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GRAvEL-ROoFISG, &c.

r AM MANUFACTURING ROOFING,
i CEMENT, BLACK VARNiSH, for the preSer-
yation of tin and iron: OIL for scaling steam
boilers and PAVING CEMENT: aud VIII attend
20 all orders for the above articles left ut tue old Of
flee of VIles Whitaker 1917 Cary street or at the
works, near the gas-bouse. f..
ALSO,
FOR RENT, the TWO UPPER FLOORS ana
iyI I'm JOHN pILES.
4 WILL CONTINUE THE. GRAVEL
q Whiftaker No 1877 Cary street. between Thir-
tcenth and Virginia streets where lhope to receive
the orders OF those wanting roofs OF ths best mate
rial and workmanship. ,,,, ,-,x. 4
jyl-lm .. La VIII lAhLh',
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Cash receipts for the year ending February ],
Cash assets February !, 1889, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth In every case double the
amount loaned, over $32, ooo, oo0. .
so, 1876. -,
pASY, and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven TO be ulti-
matcly safe and trustworthy. An OF its pronts
are divided annually among the insured III the
most EQUITABLE manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more lnsu-
rance. at the option of the policy-holders. ,.o~
Application can be made 10 Mt. Lewis DooAef'
'''' D. n. WALKER i CO, Agents.
- No. l0la Main street.
Dp 7 r NcCAw Medical Examiner. my7
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BUILDING SAND.

BUILDING SAND.-I will contract to
ID deliver ia any quantity superior RIVER
SAND, for building and plastering.
s. P.LATHROP,
my27 Seventeenth street at draw-bridge.
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APPoISTMENT.-Nathan B. Meade has
been appointed clerk of the sixth district
court of appeals.
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LIST OF LErTERs.

IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
,RFMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
ltIrTcF JULY Il. ls6a
Vrrsos calling for letters In this list viii pieasc
I'D
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This company makes a specially OF issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
snares i'm the PROFITS of the company without in
curling liability. ,.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point In this and the ncigh6oring states, TO whom
applications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend to holders of participating poll
cics, TWENTY-FIVE per cent:
The scrip of 1867 (e5 per cent.)is Is now receivable
as cash In payment of premiums:
J. H. MONTAGUE, Agent at
nv OK Am Richmond. Va.
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From the Abingdon Virgtnlan,
tn Tr1r pr-pT.Tr.

HAERolD's VALLEY, RtssEII Co., yA,l
July 9Th, 1860.
Believing the Loyal Union League, of
which have heretofore been member, to
be morally, socially, and politically wrong,
and having the welfare of the country ut
heart, | do hereby publicly announce my
withdrawal from it forever, and add that l
do heartily regret that ever permitted my
self to be drawn into it.
WILLIAM RAMSEY,
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How 1t was Done.

We commend the following cards to the
attention of Mr.. Forney. He will learn
how persons were forced to join the
Leagues .... IS.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR for those guaze shirts-the
coolest things out. f. b. SPENCE q SON nave
them.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRIED at the Dispatch office.
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ie .e-lm ao2 Main street, Richmond, va.
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FOR SALE.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.--A stock OF
IL FINE DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, and FINE
SHOW BOTTLES will be sold very low ana OH
JAMES s. ROBERTS,
Reidsville, Rockingham county, n. Z.
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AMUSEMENTS. a

GRAND TEMPERANCE PICNIC BY
" SPRINGFIELD DIVISION SONS OF TEN
PERANCE AT WEST POINT ON WEDN ES.
DAY, 2lsT JULY, 1862.
Tickets for a gentleman and lady, So: extra lady,
75c. dinner included. =.
Tickets for sale by members of the Order and ut
the cars A BRASS BAND will be In attendance.
iN lc-itk
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Patriot. Editor Sotdherm Churciman, Liberal
Grove, No. 2, u. a. .. ID.
+. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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SHIPPING.

TOR E.-SteamerS4tTisMs,
7 PETERSBURG will leave her Sssssssss..sssk
wharf SATURDAY, July nth, at O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received upto l2 O'Clock NJ For freight
or passage, apply To xc
Jyl7-lt HARFE1S y NlLLlAMs.
TOR NEW YORK.-The new >IESS
Il and elegant sde-whecl steamship .sssEHasEissask
SARATOGA, Captain ALEXASDER VIII lie, Leave - her r
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY. July 18th, ut -
O'Clock NJ. Freight received until Saturday night
Fare, *l2; steerage, s6 For ireign,t eight, or " passage
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM CO.,
lyl7-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-aSaa<--sIsssSsss!s.i; q;
~ The boats of the JAMES RI-sssss.s..ssse-..--TS
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPAN1
win leave the dock rs usual promptly at l. NJ; on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATUhDAls.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch6urg ana IN
beyond collected on delivery, or prepala ny a tEe
option Of the shipper. Freight received ana ae-
Iiyered at my Office, on the Dock. 800
WAY freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid. . ,
de boi' II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE
OF NEW 7 y

ORGANIZED j
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roR SALE, a HALF SECTION SECs, in ! Hoi. !:
lywood, In good location ADDRESS ~ "a i5nst ps ~
THIS Office. ------.---- -
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WILLIAM RAMSEY,

withdrawal from it forever, and add that |
do heartily regret that ever permitted my
self to be drawn into it.
WILLIAM RAMSEY,
MORE PRooF.-Here is more evidence for
Forney. The Bedford Sentinel says:
"When the proper time comes we shall
be prepared to prove that all the intimida-
ton and fraud were practiced by the Radi-
Gals. At PeakSville the life Of Il respectable
colored man who wanted to vote the Con-
scrvative ticket was threatened by negro
preacher. and complaint was made to Lieu
tenant White, the superintendent, who dis
missed the complaint without any investi-
cation, although the man threatened in
sisted upon it and had brought witnesses to
prove II. In Liberty, number Of colored
boys, who were proved to be minors, We're
registered in defiance of the most positive
evidence by board presided over by a son
Of this same Curtiss. We are ready with
the proof of many case OF fraud, IL 1t be-
comes necessary"
And again. The Wytheville Dispatch
says:
"We understand that large number of
colored voters in this county, who have been
deceived by their meaner white friends,
have declared eternal hostility to the foul
hdultdI lItI utitlllSi foiCi'
they have had their eyes opened, and have
found out that the Radical scalawags are
not sound and their teachings are not wor-
thy to be followed; they are false prophets,
and not worthy of their support. They
can't be trusted out of their sight.
"Thc Walker Club (colored) israpidly
increasing. We learn from one ofits members
that it won't be long until every darhy in
the county will join it. Many of them now
say they were deceived by the mean white
Radical traducers, who in the hour Of need
have deserted and skulked from them."
The only intimidation we have heard Of
being exercised in this county was by black
men against their own color, and if it is dis
puted, we will give the names.-A6ingdon
Firginidn.
A FoRGERY.-The day before the election
Il letter was received by the superintendent
of Lee county, over the signature of R. T..
Daniel, Chairman of the State Executive
Committee, stating that Mr.. Gibson had de-
clined. and that the party must unite upon
Colonel 4. G. Dunn.
1t is unnecessary to say that this was o
forgery, and was designed to so divide the
vote between Gibson and Dunn as to elect
Smith. We understand a similar letter was
received in Scott. The game didn't work.
The forgery was committed in this district,
and we hope the authors will be terreted
out. Trace up the letter-it had starting
place.-Abingdon ViryintGn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIHREE HUNDRED v A LU A BL f
BUILDING LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF
WoODVILLE, on the Aleehhanicksyille h turnpiAe'
half mile from the city limits offer good oppor-
tuuitY to men of moderate means to obtain home
on long credit with small payments; For mi par
tinry,rs nnnly to T. B. SEWBURS.
Real Estate Agent
;,,T Inn NJ. 1915 Min street.
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n n. WALKER L. CO.,
IT, FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, No. 1O14 MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. Il. II. Maury u Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In the city and country, IN
sured against loss or damage by lire at the lowest
rates I'm companies of the highest standing;
Tobacco In warehouses and marine ana hiahu
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
Ao's'S e4oi'"''' :. my
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The only intimidation we have heard of
being exercised in this county was by black
men against their own color, and if it is dis
puted, we will give the names.-Abingdon
Ijr1jDjUn
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DR. c. Z. KLOEBER, @zE
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH on vulcanite
for TWENTY DOLLARS. .,,rc
highest cash price paid for OLD GOLD SETS,
or taken In exchange for new sets OF any style.
Teeth flied gently and thoroughly.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS given every day.
Dental rooms and residence, No. 902 BROAD
STREET eD
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j. +. BOHEMIAN, President.
D. T. WILCOX, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, by lady, to-day, either on First or
L Broad street a aTWENfY-DOLLAR NOTE.
The nder will be rewarded by leaving II ut the Dis-
Il 1N LIZ
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TARM FOR SALE PRipAIEL1 AS
\ II want to engage In another business, i wish
~ seIl INV FARM on the DARBY town road, one and
n half miles from the city, lying between Roper's
min and Harrison's, on Mayo's creek. Said farm
contains TEN AND A HALE ACRES, mostly
trhe improvements thereon consist of 4 SMALL
nWELIING and the necessary stables aad out
buildings. The purchaser can buy 1t either Win
or without crop.
For further particulars. apply on the premises TO
jyI7-STuSsts LUEESA WA1NEI'
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r OST, upon Main street, a GARNET
4 BROOCH: for which liberal reward will be
n,id ~ Irrt nj this Office jy II
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NORTH BRITISH AND MEhIAN.
~ TILE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Lon
DON AND EDINBURGH, ESTABLISHED 1909.
GaET GGss1FaE a5srrs IL lssa 60 ssss1 GOLD.
$500 oco deposited with the State OF New YORK.
So 900 Virginia Registered Bonds dcposited WIN
the State of Virginia.
The attention of our friends and the public is re-
spectfully called to the SOLID SECURITY onered
by this company. .,.s
lts long experience and high reputation, so firmly
established by \ successful career OF sixty
YEARS. 1t Is confidently believed, Will strongly
Commend &c to every one desiring undouDsed Sc
curity against loss by FIRE.
The assets of the United States Branch held In
this country amount to nearly $500 GEO.
All policies issued by this company Dcyono cS
tain limits are simultaneously reinsured as 20 tne
excess by an old and lrst-rate company N Eng
land. saT Et EEfa
Applications received by
Apap''-'>T THoMAsM. ALFRIEND s SON.,
iece-lm aoa Main street, Richmond, Va.
EORGIA HO NE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.. 1t as.
y" INCORPORATED 1859.
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IOHN MAHONY, @zR
y SURGEON DENTIST, Vfff1p
formerly OF the drm OF Wayt 4 Mahony, op
inserts Full UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY TO Ttihs
TY DOLLARS.
OLDG OLD SETS bought or exchanged az their
value for new sets or yulcanlfe.
Oiicc and residence, 625 Main street DeLweeu
Sixth and Seventh streets. r'--'m
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GOOD DEVONSHIRE .a.@
~ FRESH MILCH COWS
for sale by W. ~ !"
near Atlee's Station,
10 q. eight miles from Richmond.
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VHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 =. COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ..tH
ORGANIZED IN 1S42.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD. t.".
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COLONEL c. r. AMES'S NEW ORLEANS co
LOSSAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.

IN EXTENT AND
~ GRANDEUR.
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INCORPORATED 1859.
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t.UMBER, LATHS, DC.
DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B: STEEL, DEN-@a
tracts teeth without pain by tile use OF PURE
NITROUS OXIDE Gas, inserts artificial ones,
ills the natural teeth, and performs all operations
pertaining to the science Of dentistry In tne pest
manner at low rates. An experiences OF twenty
::."r,, 80: tnStonco $500 je i0-d&w
DR.JUDSON B. WOOD, DENTIST, A8
~ graduate OF the Baltimore CollegeVu31D
Of Dental Surgery. PAINLESS operations
performed on the TEETH or JAWBONE. DIS
EASED and IRREGULAR TEETH successfully
treated. All ordinary operations In denlisIy
faithfully and satisfactorily executed Charges
moderate. ,p,,.,
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-17
w. II. PEgKHAM, President;
W. Il. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
C. A. FUDICKER, Superintendent.

DIRECTORS:
General John A. Dix: "f
w. Wilkens, of w ilkcns Co.:
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire IN
surancc Company;
Hon. James Harper of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank of Republic;
w. NJ. Vcrmilyc, of Vcrmilyc Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, eN-Mayor of New York;
Aaron Arnold, OF Arnold Constable & Co. !; ana
others ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
"'N' Office, No. oo2 Main street.
Dr. J. G, CABELI, Medical Examiner. jas