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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified Of the following special
appointments :as,ga2 ....s-,.z Il, 7,,1,.,,,--,,
=, Centenary Methodist Chouch.-Bishop
Doggett win preach at II A. M. Rev.J. G..
Granbery will commence q protracted
meeting at night, to continue during next
week.
Union Station, Methodist.-Rev. Leroy
NJ. Lee, D. D., pastor, will preach at II A.
NJ. on the "Unpardonable Sin," by request,
to the young men of the congregation.
Episcopal.-Rey. T. @. Dsshiell, D. D.,
will preach at the hall over Messrs. Jones
s., ,0wens's between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, at II A. M. and 81 P. NJ.
First Baptist DR.. Burrows, pas
tor, will preach at night to young converts.
Bethlehem, German Lutheran Sixth near
Clay) Services in the morning at II
o'clock: Confirmation will be administered
to five catechumens. Services in the eve
ming at ~ O'Clock. 3. 90 n ..''.'
st. Joints, German Fifth street) Ser
vices at lOk A. NJ. and ~ PM, with the
confirmation ofgchildren on which occs-
sion the church will be handsomely deco
rated. .,.-..r ..... -.,- ...,.-,
Seamen's Bdhel.- Rev. +. J. Boggs at
P. NJ. .s..-S s. a ..a-. ree -aJE.sH
Manchester - Presbyterian.--Rev. DR..
Brown will preach at the Masonic Hall at
AZ P. NJ. The Presbyterian Sunday schcol
will meet half an hour earlier than usual.
ST. Mark's, English Lutheran.-Rev.. Pro-
fessor ]. B. Davis, of Roanoke College, Sa-
lem, Va, will fill the pulpitof this church,
on Mayo street near Broad, morning and
night. Professor Davis is an able and elo-
ouent divine in the Lutheran Church, and
before his connection with Roanoke Col
lege filed some Of the first pulpits in this
country. In the morning he. will preach
reformation sermon" particularly setting
forth the doctrines of the Lutheran Church.
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A. STROLL UP BROAD STRHET.-Passing up this
"tlle - retail thoroughfare OF Richmond on yester-
day afternoon our attention was particularly at
tracted to the handsome appearance OF the old
stand (which has recertly. been renoystedl OF our
friend Abraham Birsh, deceased, and wnlch is
now continued by those two enterprfsing young
men HIEsu Il GUGGENHEIMsR, who have now
On exhibition q very attractive assortment OF
spring dry goods. and particularly handsome
line Of dress goods. The bargains they offered in
Irish linens and embroideries astonished US. We
advise the ladies to give them ) call before pug
ch 4sInp elsewhere,
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RESIGNATION AND ELECTION OF PREsI-
DENT OF THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD
Thomas Dodamead, Esq., having rendered
his resignation as President of the York
River Railroad Company, the Board Of Di-
rectors have unanimously elected A. 8. Bu-
ford, ESQ.,, to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Buford
is President of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, and will discharge the
duties of both offices with the approval Of
the Boards of Directors Of both roads.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
STATEMENT OF FREIGHT.-The following is
a statement of freight received by the
Richmond and Danyille railroad during
the month Of February 1859: .#. a.7
Leaf tobacco, TAO hhds.-weight, 1,0O2 1886 lbs.
Leaf tobacco, 624 tierces-weight, 2sS, 10 lbs.
Leaf tobacco, 80 boxes-weight, 2S,226 lbs.
Tobacco stems, hhds.-weight, $3.50 lbs.
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j FURNITURE, vi &c.

ZINE FURNITURE Sch. A. AT
KINSON & SON have on hand and will con-
tinue TO keep very fine assortment OF CABINET
FUhNITURE of their own make Of fine ROSE
7VO0DsWk IN Ut, &C, which they VIII warrant,
and will sell at prices as low or lower than can be
had in northern cities or anywhere else. Weonly
ask the pub ic to call and examine for themselves
fn verify Of This statement before sending their
money from home thereby helping to sustain the
families Of our workingInen at home instead OF
contributing to support asyums for {! ~ purpose.
I'm eur Wndertab Ing Department Is X all KINDS
Of CUPFIES with The Latest improved METAi,-
i.IC sTUKIALr CASE which is perfectly beauti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done at Eiiortnoticei Hsfe and shIek hlattresses
4 IGt,yeTnor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH le-sm - HsA. ATKINSON e. SON.
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A. q. PULLIAM will sell at O'Clock a tract
of land in Chesterfield county. .s..,,,,5, !,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN will sell at half.
past o'clock a. lot and two tenements at
the southwest corner Of franklin and
Twenty-third streets. A..T sEzrgsIY
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at 10 A. Nj. horses, mules,
.gIearriaee, &o.eI.s d "a E1AE 20 aSz4C,
f. GATHRIGHT, 1888 Main street, will sell
q at 10 a, M furniture, beds, carpets,
s7 s7eroekerys dry goods. &c.IA1s 20 zEZy =,
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell a the horse
lot, commencing alto a. NJ, horses and
mules. -
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MARCH
20, 1s69.-Miss May Everett, Richmond,
Va; William Champion, Danville, Va. !;
James Inloes, Richmond, Va. George B.
Wright, Farmville, Va; N. R. Bowman,
Lynchburg, Va. Miss Laura A. Woodward,
Goochland county, Va; W. D. Pittman,
Fdgecombe county, N. c.; Thomas H. Allen,
Lynchburg. Va.
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The following cases arc set for trial in
Judge Burnhsm's court to-day: Common
wealth Us. John Price, Commonwealth Us.
Mccoy s. Timberlake, Commonwealth Us.
Tom Robinson, Commonwealth Us. John
Thomas alias Dick Taliaferro.
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CONSUMERS OF GAS who are complaining of
large gas bills would consult their interests by
having a stop-cock attsched to the gas-pipe in the
vicinity OF their metres, and we know no one bet
ter qualified to execute this kind Of work than our
friend MoUETcAsTLE. For all kinds Of plumbing
and gas. fitting 70 to $40 Broad street.
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rHE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA, faatrE
OrrIcR NO. 1875 MAIN STREET.
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes;
INLAND INSURANCE on goods Transported by
river canal, or land-cnrriage 9&-
FIRE I>SUkkNCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
ings.
sHOR RISKS, or, II the f,iIl period fs not used
-ettsrn IF premium ,oiH be made for the M
expired term.
WILLIAM B. ISAACs, President
A. Z. STOKES, Vice-Presideut.
DrRRcToRs.-William B. Isaacs, OF w ffham B.
lssscs & Co.; A. Y. Stokes, of A. Y Stokes & Co.;
d. J. Hsrt5ook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
rance Company John Wilson, OF Wilson & Fos-
benjamin h. Nash, William p. Shepherd, W. d.
Lyon. .EEEfiE .Js & 4
i. c. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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ORDINATION ExERc1sEs.-Rey. Baylus
.Cade, who was some time since called to the
pastoral charge of Bethlehem church, Hen
rico, will be ordained to the full work Of the
gospel ministry tomorrow in that church.
Rev. T.. G.. Jones, D. d., will preach the
ordination sermon, and the other members
of the presbytery will take part in the ex-
ercises, which will doubtless be very inte-
resting. .-. -.-.-...... ....s. ....t
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FOUND OUT.-The excellency, cheapnesr, .and
convenience Of the pine and oak wood, sawed or
split delivered to those that prepay az 3s 80 cord
from the Steam Fuel Factory, are nov known by
all that try 1t. Coal and coke likewise. 81
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.l,324,76l lbs.
Total. L ,334, 76l lbs
Manufactured tobacco, SS2 pack --e
opps-weipht - 26l2l lbs

aBeS-WelPHL. ................ Ao,iGA ioo'
Corn, 1889 bushels oats. 2,7s2 bushels; rye,
1851 bushels wheat. 1924 bushels; faxseed,
SO bushels butter, 16, 7s4 pounds: eggs, 25, ,276
pounds apples, IS barrels; berries and small
frnit, $50 pounds; beans and peas, 20 POS
pounds; leather, 2,O43 pounds; pig iron, l00,-
600 pounds scrap iron, 1927 pounds; barks,
So, 600 pounds cotton yarn, ii, AL pounds
cotton (raw) $40 bales; shucks, 10, SAB pounds;
rags, s,os4 pounds; hides, l25 pounds buck.
wheat flour, Ash pounds; bacon, $500
pounds; flour, barrels; lumber, ar-loads ;
cattle, 8 car loads slaves, 6 carloads wood,
123 cords; dried fruit, 1901 pounds.
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The OpERA.-The "Msgic Flute" last
night was brilliant success. To night the
Frederici troupe will take leave of US.
Flotow's charming Suadells " will be
produced on this occasion.
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REVIVAL IN S1DNEY.-The revival meet
ings commenced on, Sunday nightIa at the
Sidney Baptist church ere continued with
encouraging results. Several persons have
protested conversion, and many more are
seeking for light. The services are. CON
Quoted By Rev. S. P. Massie and Rev. Mr,
Cabe. Of Richmond College,.
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We are agents for BENsoS's sALALEN BROTH
81 ecic cure for te.ter itch, ringworna, barbers
itch, blotches, aud all eruptions OF the skin, and
cordially recommend It to All sufferers from these
diseases. PURCELL. LADD u co.
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MAsos1c.-At q. meeting of Lafayette
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43, held on Thurs.
day night, ~. E5J r. Doweli was elected
High Priest of the Chapter vtce AL. r.
George jacobs, resigned Companion VIII
liam Lovenstein was elected Excellent King
to fill The, vacancy occasicIed By Companion
poWslI'a promotion, g14sl @ a9z Sir =
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Airt1ntenlldi, lli j. iDispattI'I]'t|:ss. { |: |
SATURDAY. y...y.r..,,tM MARCH ARCH 20 20 1853, So,
u .Efss9E4otl-L3IO!t1 .1ne :s5H,C s4VsC7 57r1fg(
THE CIRCULATION oF THE, oDIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE ooM..
R1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS or TH1s
fistSs; .TAE9ss fTaTs - fpGJD s3tn z
CITY. :T;5iMT sE7E, : -ea70ia hEa gr@sl ?
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

on ALL. PUBLIC oR pRfvATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN, THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS TIE Taxes FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEsR, BUT on kLLs1EKs BETpqREn THE
FIRST DAY OF 5JULY,A AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF pECEMgER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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INITIALS.
Marshal of Richmond city, Editors Register t2),
Fulton, Division Sons Of Temperance President
Richmond elass Manufacturing Company, Old
bail Company, Parish Priest, j. G. A., Albe-
maIle Insurance Company. ,.s.
VESSELS.
Schooner rFoaming Sea, William Il. Marshall ;
schooner Samuel Gilman Patrick Moran school,
ner William q. Dearborn, h. w. Marts schoo-
ner Guestie Wilson. Charles Il. W. Wesigate (2) !;
schooner Gues.ie Wilson, Toney Grafton.
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CPECIAL NOTICE. 3

- ssHT.I Jft -4-r-tL
We are now prepared to offer to thet ="
rive. 100 tons A PERUVIAN GUANO. By A
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT we shall be supplied,
and will only offer, the CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF THE BEST CARGOEs imported.
NH IL eTEla y. C.g TARD4 y CO.
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GoDEy's LADY's Book for april has been
received from W. Il. Keiningham, Broad
street. 1t is very interesting No.
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VOL 1xXVI. ,ozodz1yD
LIST OF LETTERS.

7 IST OF ADVERTISER LETTERS RE-
- NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE MARCH 7o,a 1852:
Persons calling FOR letters In this list will please
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.

CHARTERED 1894. w ~
OFFICE CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
lySURES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY At LOWEST BATES.
The old "four-ffths' system has been abol-
lshed, and the assured are now given as full In
surance Is IN other companies. ...a.4
EERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN B. DANFORTE. Secretary. .
HENRY -. DANFpRTH- Asst Secretary.
SlMUKL II. PULL1kM, Collector.
DIRECTORS.
Jaquenu 2. Taylor, James q. Grant,
William g. Allen, James Dunlop,
John 4. Hcbso0, Johu Purcell,
Thomas Il. Ellis, John Freeland
Alfred II. Harris, Garret F. Watson,
William Cray, William Palmer,
George Davis. 20
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FERTILIZERS.

A GRICULTURAL ME.-4O, 900 bush
IA els AGRIEULTURAL LIME for sale low
nv 1mh 1871 - . , A. =. l. EE.
DOCKLAND Ii Me AND GROUND
IN PLh STER.-600 barrels ROCKLAND
LIME, 800 barrels FIN E-GtOUkD PLASTER,
in store for sale by [mh ISL A. y. LEE.
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A. A. ALLEN has just received his spring style
OF HATS, embracing all thenovel:les ofthe season.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAscn 20, 1859.
Snn rises ..6.oo Moon sets. 80. -. IL "A
Sun sets. 90 High tide, a. M.. g. 80

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH -, 1853.
SAILED,
Steamer Albemarie, Couch. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, w. Y. Dunham
s. Co.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. L. B. TataM.
Steamer James Green, Vance, Phiiadeiphia,
merchandise, w. p Porter.
Schooner Cummings. Lyon. Norfolk, flour,
Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner Rebecca Secor, Tall, Chicahom-
my, 10 load for Baltimore.
MEMORANDA n
Schooner P. II. Toiiey cleared from Phila-
delphia for Petersburg ontthe l7th. I gt
The United States steamer PerriwinM
passed Fortress Monroe on the 18th with a
new light-vessel TO be placed on Windmill
Point, at The mouth Of the Rappahannock
river,
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NURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE

TURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
II ROOMs.-We have now in store In two OF
those large iron-fsont buildings opposite the post
oface the most elegant stock of CHAMBER, PAR
r,OR, AND DININH-ROOMF FURNITURE that
has been offered in this city for many years.
s Also, MATTRESSES OF sll kinds manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods IN eur line Will fnd
the prices to suit the time. - 80
furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED. -
BARWO0D e taFTTERS
oppostts post-ohice, Main street.
~, 4 = Y s,fSS1.I : . h-s&U = Richmond.
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A LARGE AND WELL-SRL GCTED

A LARGE AND WELL-SKL ECTED
II STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. consisting In
part of genuine BriErroOt Pipes. Tobacco
Pouches, French and English Perfumerles, Eng
l!sh Tooth and hair Brushes Pnrnades, HAND
Mirrors and variety Of G.Aer useful articles for
sale by II. w. PoWEhs,
nh l6 No. 1906 Main street.
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? 9AMUSE;N1ENTSs
.T.eH E 4 r 4 e. :.


-, B. =. WHITMAN ~ .vstf. :
sole m,nager and prep5issas srn q Mhlnssnws M r.
CfNDE RILLA- MIDS u d h = B NIGHTS
DREAM, and sUNDlNE foIne.ly mansges 70 e5
Chicago Museum, aIso OF the rsn9Tnsa tE
g" Lotta >, and last two years manager OF VIM
mans Continental Theatre. sostona 81. ,SY ~
> iANNoUNCEMENr EXTRAORDINARY.
: TUESDAY, March ss lsss. ma every evenfng
mill lfurthsr notice. the kreatess gp<ctaessr
produced. he real original world removed
ss2aENtHkNTED wKFTk TAWN,
introducing Ar. n. Whitman's ceietrf sea gaS-'
let troupe -M .de moiselle ssMsRALDi DLANsL
star danseuse from ber Majesty ssfheatse Lonc9oe
and thestres Of Paris, Milan, and Venice 2 TO-
vocalist and actress principal dAas
ssyses Ma Ivine, Laura Bell susfnl D. vsrfe: -,
Wr n. +. Whitmaoss .rAK DR. .MAT1Q con.
.PANY, the great 81 900 0TRANsEOkMA5l0a
SEM, acknowledged 10: be the fneat ever pro-
iuced in fmerfca :ithe whole under tte ifnmedi-
ate supervision Of 3. tF.sWHITAAEb Esq Ps0"
pfietor.
) orscsls es prices zee aond.y,s paper, tasifi6s
. pcrfotrn half pricf.s Gf ~ mn xa~u -
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
WI COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME. ,$1o, o00, 900
CASH ASSETS YEAE ENDING FEB 3.
RUARY l. 1858, OVER. ...,............g2S g2S. 00o, 900
NUMBER OF Policies ISSUED DURIE6
THE YEAR, ls SIo.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY / 1905 e. 224.
THE "MUTUAL LIEEn
is now by far the WEkITBIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. IL is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has provedto
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. Its assets
not invested In fancy stocks personal securities,
but in bonds and mortgages on realHestate, being
first Lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach OF any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides Its
whole profits annually among the assured, and
this dividend can be used in payment OF premiums
or to purchase additional Insurance. at Che option
Of the policy holder.
d. Il. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. lola Main street.
DR.. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH IS
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SEINE THREAD, &c.

SEINE HttkkEACs HSs
GENE THREAD OF ALL NUMBERS.
- The second importation just received ane fos
sale at lees than New York prices. >.
STURGEOR TWIAEs, snd
LINES FOX HANGING SEIEES,
always on hand and for safe at
q. LIGHTEEGTEIE'H
IT07 Franklin street,
fe0 between Sevsp ptaenth and Eighteenth.
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DERUVIAN G UAN0. 100 tons No. l
Il PERUVIAN 6UANO for sale BY
mh4 s'.@ PALMER, HARrSDOK q CO.
4 Nnn BARRELS PURE GROUND
FLOUR or BONE.-This is warranted to be
pure RAW BONE, gathered principally from
slaughter-honses, analyzing over six per cent.
ammonia. It has besn tested. and proved supe-
rtor TO Peruvian guano on tobacco, and little
ever halt cost OF guano. For sale az lowest rates
by LEE, sEDDoN Go:.
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"a TTENTION, EVERY Cd Yl-Tho
IN yEb6CfrEDEs have arrived, snd. are now
on exhibition at the large snd commcdious haN
No. ie.3 Main street lstearns's hlockE oppoeste
practice and & amuse ment OF the public ~,
Admission FIPrEEN CENTS. nah 16c,iwA
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GoHoOL REPORTS .-G0 TO THE Dis
- PATCH PRINTINs;a9usEsI sI 5F 40 99u y, MANy = 2
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DIGHM0ND GRANITE COMPANY
Il /, We are prepared To- nlrTsssh the very Ebese
quality GRf S!qE, dreste cd or undre4sed u any
ITE WORK ct abort notice. Special attention
given TO rough or dressed WALL WoEH. CEMxr
Terry WORK. 3c,s and al material SnrnisAel
e9E5 GHOEGE HLuAkMTHAIa.
3al-sm HupsSi1sesdAak.
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PACKAGE.
Barbara Krauss
GEETLEMEN'S LIST

GENTLEl
Acru, John T.
Alexander. Mr..
Alley, Wesley .
Anderson. j., Jr. >
Anson, James j.
4 nderson, VIM. r.
Anderson, VIM.
Arlington, Archer
Archer. DR.. Carthon (2)
Armstead, VIM. Z.
Atkinson, s. II. s.....
Baker, j. W. ''
Baker, John W. t2)
Batgers II. j.
fak r, byron
Baptist John II.
Banks, 9. H.
Balfour, A. 3. z
Beason. Francis l..
Bell, John A.
Bell, X. r.
Blglow, Woodbury. B.
Booih q Sommers
Bond. Albert A.
Boolger, Charles 7.
Boarne, i aniel
Bossieux. Edmond
Booth, I harles Z.
Boyd G. y.
Bossaux, j.
Bourgusnot, Xavier
Bradley, 4. B.
Browne, e. W.
Bragn r.. tE-,s,.
Brooks. George W. L.
Bray, George O.
Bray. James H..
Brooke, james V.
Bremen john
Brown, NJ. ". -.-.---.-.
Brosddns, NJ. T.
Breneman, Petcr
Brown, W. B.
Burgess, BeDjalntn
Burress, Z. L.
BurIey. John D.
BUCK John |
| Burreli, Nat (colored)
Hurreu, Robert
Bryne, A. j (2l g Z
Brunher Il Robinson
Carter, u. N. II ~ : =
Campbell, Reub, fcUfd
Caldwell Wm. ID.
t3CSlwell, VIM.
rlCass. Essex !,
|caskie, John uis Z Y
L Cameron. john . q
CGhJt, John Il,
| Carpenter, Il. G. a..
| Christian, Richard
Childrus, Stephen
Chambers, Rev. z. 90
| Clapp, b. r3
Clarse, A. Trent -
| Clarke, e. d. u.
Clarke N. 3. sy.E.
Courtney, b N.
Co1man. Thomas j.. Z
Colbert VIM.
Cottrell, A. b.
Cooke, b. r.
Collins, Abraham 1T
Co!eman, T.. w.
Conti, Peter (2)
raw, Samuel
Cron!ner, Thompson
Crenshaw. Leroy
pr6wssl, Wm. II. r.
Crawford, &. y dsar
Crouch. j. c. tll
Cussops, j. 1
Davenport. Alexander
} avis, Archibald ID.
Davis, George W.
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X UARDIAN MUTUAL

UARDlAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POILCIEs NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY FER CENT.
sTATEMKNT:
Policies In oeo oea
esee.s 'ooo
Annual income. oVo wv
Losses paid. 100000
VII PECKHAM President;
Il. V. GAHAGkK, Secretary;
L. MCADAM, kctuary;
6. L. FCDlCRA2, superintendent
DIRECTORS:
General JOHN l.. DIX;
". WILKINS, OF Wilkens Il Co.;
GEORGE t. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surapce Company; .--...-..
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic;
". II. YEKMILYE, OF Vermilye Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OrDYKE, ex-Mayor OF New York
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold, Constable Co.
HUTZLER 4 BERNHEIM.
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
DR.. j. 8. OABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
IN N. WALKER & CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO @. r. BREsEE, ESQ,
GENERAL INaURANCE AGENTS.
first door east OF the postofice. under Messrs. z.
II. Maury b Co. .--a i.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds. IA the city country, in
suced against loss damage by fire at the lowest
rates IN companies Of the highest standing. 81
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
Marine aud inland insurance also effected ut cur
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DICHMoND THEATRE. !

DICHMoND THEATRE a..4a7o
MARIE FREDEBIcrs
GRAND GERMAN CPERA-FULL CHORUS
AND ORCHESTRA! seSgIq aEtG1
THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNITED STArIaf
FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY. -. !,
The following Grand Operas will be presented: :
MONDAY, MARCH Is,
ata5 MARTHA. I'll .aEf5 10 ".
TUEsDAY, MARCH H. /, fea
FRA DIhYOLU -"
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL aiL aJI6
DER FREYSCHUETZ.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1s,
. a. FAUST Ys -5a9 ba4aE7
FRIDAY, MACH L. t., 1;
MAGIC FLUTE. - sSs'- Ss-S
SATURDAY, MARCH 7os ~ Ion
STRADELLA.
ADMISSION: Dress Circle aud Orchestra, re-
served. $LSo. Parquette, 9i. Family circle 5se.y
Gallery, soc. Private B:x ~ and g.. =, s..,z.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance 70 COM
mepce at o'clock. .y N Ia .rc..g .lttta
viii commence TUESDAY MORNING, March
eth. at 10 o. clock. ut Nr. g. L. BIDGoop'6 Music
aud Bookstore l2l7 Main street ami Tor sfnRia
nights on WEDNESDAY, March 10th and every
day thereafter atthe same place. Librettos can be
obtained nc Mr.. BIDGooD's and at the Theatre.
{ WILLIAM B ACH,-BusinesS Mknageys-
P. GHEENWADL. Agent. -. - 90
II. GRAU, General superintendent. On
NH Slit ~
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

BANhS AND BANAEESS
nOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. s.z Z
~ sEt d.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT. ~
INTEREST ALLOWED ON EDEPOsITS.
deposit your money and get interest. Do not
keep 1t Idle 5Et8 - ~ Z.
OFYIcK coaGEE MAIN AND WALL, NO. Loo. HH
SECURITY UNDoUBTEp. &2
JOHN K. BOsSIEUX. President.
THoMAs g. ARMIsTEAD. Cashier. - il 2s-Sm
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LADIES' LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING. IN
H THE MAT CHESTER PoST-OFFICE!
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SEAHPPHNG.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new c&1eA
E and elegant side-wheelc Steamship
SARATOGA, Captain ALEXANDER, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY, March 3lyt,
1t 10 o. clock M Freight received until Saturday
night Fare, $l2. Round tickets, 8ao. Steerago,
WILLIAM Q. DUNHAM d CO.,
{ NH 2o-It corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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EOR BALTIMORE. -steamera ai
Eo ELLIE KNIGHT will leave her - =
wharf ON SATURDAY, March seth, at O,ct0ck
2. II. Freight received up to 81 O'Clock Pa d.
For or, freight r or passage I9gs pSy SsPRly t. wunr.ms