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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
The Senate, in nghtsession on Wednesday
shed the rays of American genius on foreign
countries as follows:

The Senate, in nightsession on Wednesday
shed the rays of American genius on foreign
countries as follows:
Ministers Resident-Samuel Shellabsrper
Of Ohio, at Portugal David A. Mum, OF
Tennessee, to Ecuador; c. Riotte, o.
Texas, to Nicaragua; Chas. L. Delong, Of
Nevada, to Japan Henry Baxter, of Michi
gan, to Honduras; d. A. Torbett, of Della
ware, to San Salvador; f. L. Dumas, Of
Louisiana, colOred) as minister resident and
consul general at Liberia
Secretary Of Legahoa-Jas. St. Clair
Bsal, of Illinois, at Mexico; Geo. w. Tippitt
of Rhode Island, at Vienna.
ConSuls-Henry Erui of Tennessee, AT
Basle; +. S. Richards, of Tennessee, at
Leeds; Aaron Seeley, of New York, at
Hesse Darmstadt; Clifford I. Lines, of Ar
kansas, at Prescott; Cas-. H. Branscomb, Of
Missouri, at Manchester; Jay F. Howard, of
Pennsylvania, at Leghorn; VIM. NJ. Cole.
man, Of North Carolina, at Stettin; Alfred
N. Dufiie, of Rhode Island, at Cadz; Fred.
erick Engle, of Pennsylvania, at Tacohuna;
Thos Fitman, of the District of Columbia,
at st. Helena; b. S. Peunell Of West Vr.
glnia, at Melbourne; T. c Juttengal, at
Maracabo; Jas. Park, of Maryland, at AK
Le'Cbappelle; N. Miles, of IlIinnis, at Vic.
toria, Nancouver's Island; Chas. Z. Deger,
OF Illinois, at Bristol; Edward Conroy of
Pennsylvania, at San Juan, Porto Rico;
Hugo Hidebrandt, of North Carolina, at
taupa
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Eock Island market.

Eo'K IBLAED, April ~,
PLoUR--Spriug Double Extra in bbIs ~. 80 1t
Wholesale, aud g., 40 at retail. sacks, So. 10 a.
Wholesale, ADd 500 at retail. Loose, $6.2u Al
wholesale, and 81, so at relGil
WnEAr--No. 100, No.2
CORE-43aI6C
oATs--AbNASe for az Tia
RYB-gOEl ,0r
BAELEY--So. l, l,55. No.2,l45
! SALT j 10 per baue.
KERosLsz -Wtoagse. osrrcis rnc'ut,I. ~
retail soc
HlGHWIsEs 81 30
FOTATuEs-sO.
OEIOES-2. 90 per bu
EGes--l2!c dos.
BUTrER--Fery ohoice lots. for retAsing, will
bring 3Oa35o.
CHEEsE-25. X. 80.
PoULrnr Spring chickens, 10 cts por h.
Turkeys II ots per III.
LARD-2pc per ~
HoOs-For live hogs sag
CArTLE-Liye weight, common, $500.
Prime shipping 6,O0a6,OO per hundred pounds.
HIDEs-6reen Country, go green cured, llc
green oRif lOai29ci dry flint, l4aI7o; dry salt.
cd, l5c
HAY Prairie $lCali per ton Timothy 8i6
WOOD OGk &6, 5Da7 90 cord.
CoAL--At ths Coal Valley Yard, on tho Leveo
coal 10 sold at - cents, the cost Of delivering "
be added
FROM teams, in Market Square. ct l6al7 csnte.
Lrns-Port Byron, sI.3Oper bbl Rock Island
lime sl.l6 per bb
APPLFs-5, ,5Os6, 90 per barrel
CRASBERRIEs-3o cents per quart,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Of ms own appOIntees Cox, OF Fhladel
Phia, confirmed Consul to Leghorn, having
been caught in Rn act of unquestonAble
dishonesty, he WAS at once disp placed and
the position given to Howard, another Phila.
delphan,- Uhioa
Who would have thought it? Were not
Grants apPointees to be only little lower
than the angels Is not there some mis-,
take about this? Is not Mr.. Cox really one
of that wicked Johuson's appointees who
has been overlooked in the general decapi.
tatlon? 1t can not be that he is a genuine
Grant man.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Albany, n. Y, is felicitating itself in the
greatest flood since 1851. Many Of its
streets are flooded, and the Hudson River
Railroad has disappeared from sight at sev.
eral points between Albany aud Stuyvesal.
Bridges on the Central road have been swept
away at several points, and the track itself
is submerged in many locslities Travel by
rail from Albany East or West is suspended
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

The Spanish Cortes is perplexed whether
to restore tho Burbons or TO 20 to the other
extreme and have republic. If the latter
course should be adopted, we have asecond
hand machine for sale cheap. Don't pur.
chase elsewhere, before examining ours.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Jouber,, the Louisiana coorcd man, who
has lately been appointed to office, discIaims
all negro blood, and owns up to being half
Caucasian aud half Indian. In justification
for the last named moiety, he pleads lack
of white wives at the time and place where
his paternal ancestor mated, Having been
appointed as a negro will he now be remoy.
ed for his misfortune in being plain instead
Of colored ?
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On the 22d, while number of persons
were standing on a bridge at CRANKY, Can.
ada, watching the flood, one end Of the
bridge gave way, precipitatng eleven per
sons into the rushing tide below. They
we're all carried out of sight at once and
drownad
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

The food in the Hudson river communi.
Gated with lime store house OF Green
Island, few days ago, Stacking the lime
and firing the building, in which 1900
barrels of lime we're slowed, the whole Of
which was consumed. Estimated loss $50.
600.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

John Minor Bolts requested that his In.
dependence.bell ring be given to Grant as
the most fit person in the country to have it,
The ring is embematic Of Grants family
circle
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

A satirical Democratic writer epigrAmmat
icAly observes that ".he war has - unset.
tied values that We oaH Lincoln "a saint,
Grant hero, and Chase fnancicr."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Henry A. Wise, mot the Ex.Goycruor,
formerly chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance
in the Navy Department, recently died at
Naples.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

The article Of the Spanish Constitution
guaranteeing universal suffrage has been
carried in the Cor,es almost unanimously,
only II Of the deputies dissenting.
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Datlp argus.
orFIo1AL PAPER.

The Chicago Republican says it is not %
ing to become Statesman at Springfield
any such thing. We thought it siraugr.
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Stocks and Money.

TeIegrsPbed to the ARsu'.
new YoRK, April 73.
Gold 1884 Coupons Of 81 LIZ; 5-2C.s
first l,2l 10 second i,I'A; do third l.IsE,
new i,l5j do '67Ll5i do s65 Ll6; IO-aOs
l06H.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE.
MILTON JOEEs.

7 OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
lower part Of the city, near the new school
building, for sale. There are four lots in ore en-.
closure, good house, barn, sheds, etc, and eE-
gEyteing convenient-a good well, csteTn cellar,
great variety Of fruit trees, SC. 6c, For fur
thsz particulars enquire of the subscriber.
LIE. SAULPAUGH.
Resk Island, Jan'y ls, Ise0, atL
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space occupied by ten
lines Of solid mnion, equal 10 one inch, One Dol
lar for each insertion.
EsFs~ Business Cards Of not over one.half on
inch .paoc, Ten Dollars ycnr.
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NEOguIdiFlrG.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

10 the market, al the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Goods delivcred irtc u charge to any part o
the city.
PHILLEO WOODRUFF.
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NEW FIRM
Great Bargains
LUM g {. r!

The subscribers, having purchased the Mil
Property and Lumber Yard Of =. skinner Z
Son, situated In the east end Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are now prepared 10 fur
ulsh everything usually manufactured stA first
0lAss Mill attbf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
jon PRxwTITgG.

The first and highest premiums have always
been awarded IN rn. hNGrs OIrrcE for tho best
printing,
All work done mont qu.h and cheap.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Rock Island, March s, diff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16
The Nine"

In our reoollection-now of respectable
duration--no event has seemed to have
secured larger amount Of satisfaction than
the project of the appointment Of the COM
mi,tee of nine" It has afforded much
qualification to the body Of the people, and,
at period when the themes for criticism
were scarce end insipid, has given large
part Of the press and many fluent authors
nm exciting topic Of comment and SATIRE
We do not remember an interval more
happy in this respect. Humor has dubbed
up spontaneously, and wit has gemmed the
columns Of papers which had else suffered
from ennui. When to these we add the
fiery epistles that have swelled the lively
literature provoked by the mine" we may
form an idea of their charming influence.
ORPHEUs was no equal of theirs.
It Is no wonder that the wits and humor-
lists pause occasionally to ask, Where is the
committee Of "ninei 7" How often is it
that the sweetest strains are by an adverse
wind borne off until the listener hears them
not at all but after time the returning
gale brings them back to the ravished ear !!
So will the gentle music of the nine return
and again console those who have go en-
ioyed and prc6ted by it
What has been said should DO well pre-
served. twill be pleasant reading in fu-
ture-especially the "epistles" Of the po-
litical apostles. In this respect the nine "
have been the means Of producing world
OF satisfaction. 1t will be grand history
that will wind up with its greatest achieve
ment-saying Virginia from the UNDER
WOOD constitution, restoring order, and
placing the government Of the State in the
hands of capable and honest men selected
aud elected by the public voice.
And yet we are not sure that when the
good they do is moro clearly established
the honor Of it may not be denied them on
behalf OF some whose opposition, it may bt
asserted, did more to advance their cause
than their own argument and influence.
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In a Minority.

Within short time the ultra and fanati-
cal congressman from New England have
been several times in an inglorious mi
nority: o thing SO unusual during and
since the war that it must have been like q
shower-bath of very cold water. Any man
who has looked upon Congress Of late can
not have failed to observe the effects OF this
uncomfortable minority business. The body
is not 80 loving. Every man has not sc
much smile and sunshine in his face fol
every other man. Even the Democrats
were, in their helplessness, considered with
playful humor-almost petted as curiosity
They could do neither good nor harm
When they relieved themselves by " ouss
ing" little, they only inspired laughter
and when they carried their temper further
and struck man with cane or skin, they
were expelled.
Things have changed. The Democrat;
are the jollicst of dogs, and old cronies
amongst the Republicans who never before
could pass each other without renewing
Fluctuations and indulging vehement CON
current opinions on reconstruction" anc
pledging support to some ring or other, now
pass and repass with parsimonious polite
ness. Mutual visits are curtailed, and sub
divided circles meet to concoot and ma
neuvre about matters newly developed anG
critical.
This is oil natural and indispensable Il
that change which must come before
"pesce" is restored. The uncompro.
missing, intolsrant, and intolerable ultras
would have perpetuated war while they
ruled; and it was but the natural process
in the work Of restoration that they should
BIO thrown into the minority. We believe
The sentiment Of the great body of the
American people, headed by the approach.
ing Administration, will be, Down among
the dead men let them 60 !"
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Eta ED,

or pneumonia, at 4 O'Clock on the afternoon OF
the 18th instant, after Il short illness. ia MES
HARVEY. the only child OF y. II. aud Fannie Is.
klic.t, aged twenty-threc months and ten days.
Ahe fl 4eral services will lake place from vi"
residence Of his parents, No 5?S Fourth strert'
between Clay md Leigh, THIS Il Iescay> ar
TFCkEOON at O'Clock The frienoS ana ac-
uuainlarc-s Of The FAMILY, aud also OF his grand"
father James c. ElcLl, are respectfully invited 10
attend.
On the morning Of the 18th Of February 1899. at
the residence Of his father, In HenricO county,
DAVID WILEY, son Of George w ana Ann f.
Barrier aged two years aud six months.
His funeral will take place at his fathers resi-
dcnce TUESDAY, 10Th. at u O'Clock. Inc friends
and 2 eGuaintances of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
I'll this city yesterday, February 18th, at half
past s O'Clock. MEYER SGHW ARIZ. IN the
~fdrty-niuth year his age. His funeral wii take
place from his late residence. In Rocketts at z
C'cuCg THIS IT UESD " AFTERNOON.
The friends cad relatives OF the family are ID
vited II attend.
On The 4th day Of February, 1ss0. in Eorthamp-
ton county. Va, Jr mES NJ. DUNTON. in the
fUrly-scventh year Of BIS age. The deceased has
been in invalid for number of years, and pa
tent sufferer through all his sickness. He was i
gentleman or great popularity, and held In high
esteem by al "ho knew him. He leaves large
circle Of relatives and friends TO mourn his un-
timely loss
ChrfStia" 1drocote please copy.
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General Grants Speech.


We publish this morning the report Of
General GRANTS speech which appears in
the National Intenigencer. We take this te
be official. The report which appears in
nearly ell the other northern papers con-
tsins language which can only be inter.
preted to mean All intimation that he VIII
not be tied By the tenure-of-office law; but,
then, il would be unwarrantable to hold
General GRANT responsible for any other
version than that which Is official, and az
this official report contains no passage look'
ing towards the tenure-of-ofice law, we are
bound to conclude that tho General aVoadeo
any such allusion.
Nevertheless, the speech is manly ana
reselnte, and means rork. The ailusion 70
governmental economy evidently pleased
the committee. In view Of what he said on
this point, Mr. PnUrS (Democrat, of New
York, assured the General Of the hearty
support Of the Democratic party.
linus. be confessed that defiance just at
this time wonid be out OF the ordinary lne
Of General GRANT. We had misgivings on
Saturday night as to whether he uttered the
words attributed to him, and explained how
the message came. Nevertheless, it is plain
from the official report of what he said that
he means to be President; that he will rule
with reference only to the good Of the coun-
try 80 he understands it; and that ne
means to break up rings of all kinds OF
thieves. He intends to be free to do this,
and will not submit to have his arms 30
pinioned that he will be disabled in the
powerful struggle he must have with the
monster Of corruption and the army of
thieves now living upon the Government.
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MARRIED,

On the afternoon of the 18th infant BY the heF.
r. G. Jones D. d. ut the residence OF the orlde
mother Mr. GEDHGE j. THOMAS TO MISS
EMILY z. RIDLEY. No cards.
In this city, at the Second baptist church, FEB
rlarv lOtll by Rev. y. d. fhambliss. MT. y: E'
ETCHIsUN and Miss MAMIE NJ BIN FOhD'
In this city, at The residence of the brides father
BY Rev. j. 4. hamblisS Dir. JOHN i. 0hh1
a I'd Miss HELEN NJ. adam.
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nMY ssO0Ds.
nInaoaED sHE1T1Nas, sHIRT1Nas'
~ | AND
rsaT COTTOEE

~ IN AND
r1LLow-cAsE ooTToss'
Just received.
WORK MILLS, WAMsUTTA, TUscA-
nm. son. AEDRosCoaGIN, FRUIT OF THE
1oom FoREsTDALE, JAMESTo"N'
BLACKsToNE, Law RENEE. ToFA"os-
ia, sLATERsv1LLE, BOOT. and hAa-
CocK BLEACHED 81 FITTINGS;
.,p.gAC DWIGHT, LAWRENCE, hAs'sA-
CH1JsErTs, CLARKs, PIoNEEh MT.
VERNON, LYMAN. MANCHESTER PEA
RoDY. CARROLL. VALLEY Mills
eRAN1TEvnLE, and INDIAN MILLS UN-
BLEACHED sHIRT1Ees;
p,.EAcHED and uNBLEAcHED fnD width
sHEEr1Nes and P1LLow-cASE COTTON
Of every manufacture.
, ,so a large assortment of sH1RT1H'i LINEN
and sHIRT BosoMs, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
121s and Ids Main street.
largo stock of FLANNE'os at very low
fe 10
prices.
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GOn0 REwARD.-The Southern Mn.

l SS1se0 REWARD.-The Southern Mu
80, s11x " tG I Insurance Company OF hich-
rast and delivery IN Tits city OF w. D. STsr-
FOkn former agent or the company
NOTICE Us hereby given 10 all parties that n they
company. or parchase any notes or bills made pay
able TO this company. they do III their own risk
This natlce is given FOR the protection of the COIN
pany ana rs IN act Of justice to he pablo.
j. w. sEXSUA, Secretary.
RICHMOND, VA, Fc brasry 8, 1852.
STAFFORD 10 about thirty five years old about
six feet high; light complexion Light brown
hair, very iAin on top OF head wore II gUatee !;
weighs ab9ut ls0 pounds: Is u ready talker: and
writes good business hand. Was last heard from
in Baltimore.
Eor further particulars, address the Company.
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A BIC RIyER.-The book on Alaska by
WHYArER speaks of the YUKON river, in
that country, as another Mississippi, and
calls IT zone Of the grandest streams on
the North American continent"
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JUDICIAL APPo1NTMENT.-E. P. Pitts,
ECO, has been appointed judge of the first
judicial district of Virginia, to supersede
| Judge r. H. Baker, removed.
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ST'EAWEpS.

TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO (fSse.
s. MITION sTEBM:Hlr CuMPA -S@s7t:z49sstdt-I.
NY.-Ihe splendid new sidc,sL,ci steamships
MAPLE, and HIATT sSnS, leave tew York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond every TUES.
O'Clock p. NJ Leave Richmond en-, eycry TuEsDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. at AiEh tide.
These ships are entirely new: they nave elegant
saloons and statero-rl5; tho fare, accJmmod@-
lions, ard attention, az, unsurpassed
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, snd no charge made save Tor actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers FOR all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates when ordered
n. l.. AiCi READY, President Is7 GrecnTlch
street. New ! ork.
WILLIAM c. DU"HA n & CO., Agents
ia 10 corner 5Rin AMI Eleventh streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EEEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
SUMMER SCHOOL.

LECTURERS.
J. .. WEXFORD, NJ D., Materia MedIca and
Therapeutics.
N. l.. JAMES. II. D., Practice Of Medicine.
X. 8. J. PEBBLES, u. d., Diseases Of Women
and Children.
j. K. PAGE, VI. D., Surgery.
W. Il. TAYLOR, II. D., Chemistry.
+. Il. WATKINS, II. d., Obstetrics.
J. q. SHELTON, D.. y, Physiology.
GEORGE ROSS II. D.. Anatomy. -
The NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THURSDAY. April |, and continue four months;
The course will consist of daily lectures and
examinations, with appropriate clinical iastruc-
ton.
AS well as the diseases observed IN the regular
course. opportunity Is afforded IN this 10 study
practically the summer diseases
Facilities will be afforded for Glsgecting. Text
Books {: those useG III the winter.
For graduation, the Faculty recognize attend
ance on these lectures equivalent 10 year s study
in preceptor's office, and IN the winter course
allow credit of half their cost.
FEES: Matricplation, IS; Lectures $50.
For circular or any further information, apply
to II. l.. JAMES, II. ID,
Dean OF Summer school,
fe a cwSwlawtw -c2 east Grace street.
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This Company has met with success beyond All
parallel In life insurance and offers TO the south
and surpassed by none in existence.
commenced active operations about November
I, 1887.
ASSETS lst January Sa65 o9o now much Increase.
risks OF 81 coz, 900. lug
It has paid for losses 1927, 100. am n evor-
once. ~ pi" 81
1t advises the payment OF Al, cash ntem,nms
nech .near uiHlecnGs VIII continually de crease
VIII allow one-half Jan on te and iaint life o mol.
policies. 1o>1 oii o'HeF participating
,t,nq h notes for loans Of the part of pre-
ahsnrb.,d w endorses the loan Of It's policies until
@g II bas = dividends, It is payable.
q, nnI: 10 restriction on residence or travel All
nnrt Icirs are non-forfeitahle, and the right Of
No Ies guaranteed on The face Of the policy as
~ .rt OF the contract.
II has the following valuable feature which no
,ae5 company gyes The late war taught many
TThe Piedmont guards sgainst this in h", n@ii
ctes and In event Of separation from it's office by
any Intei vention guarantees to such all the right
al non-forfetture, paid-up policy. surrender va
lue, and reinstatement IS though there had been
no such intervening cause
ern advancement.
IL brings money to our peoplc--keeps money
~, mltn our people; Then why should they continue
W IN poFerlsn themselves by sending money on
spent 1t home
The PIEDMONT asks all who wish to Insure to
compare It's rates, terms, progress. With any CON-
pany, and feels confident It's merits will equal any
other CO npany.
~ NJ not been in progress long enough to declare
III .'idend but It's policies are now being valued
d dividend VIII begin 1st of May next and 1t feels
confident II Will equal any company in like PERIOD
and be satisfactory to its patrons
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
For insurance in Richmond apply to home Office,
or To -,
GENERAL AGENTS.
JOHN 3. CARY,
H. G. DESHtELDS,
DAVID Is. CLARK.
LOCAL AGENTS.
THOMAS 3. BIGGER,
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Tai ARYLAND
IN AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
ON THE RAILROAD BET TEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open September 18TH
and FEBRUARY I6r
Vacations from July !st TO september 18th.
Entire charge Tor Ave months, sseS. No extras.
Uniform required.
For circulars or Information eppiy 10
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President (;
or to Major F. 4. &. HANDY, Registrar
Postotiice st the college. ja a-sm
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
n1EpMoNr LIFE INSURANCE co.
HOME OFFICE,
CORNER OF EINTH AND MAIN STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

OFFICERS
W. g. DARLINGTON, President;
r. Fl. MAURT, Vice-president;
]. J. HOPKINS, Secretary;
9 @. Il. PERROW, Medical Adviser;
RO. w. TUCKER, Supt. Of Agencies.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLEN0T, DIE SINKER AND
We BRAND GUTTER, itI0 MAIN STREET. -
The new patent branding iron, for marking ali
kinds OF wooden articles by heating ~ IL perfectly
adapted TO branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, Indeli-
BILE Ink, Steel Dies Alphabeis, Seal PresseS Brass
and German SILVER Frames, s;ee! Rings, Checks.
Tags, etc, Wholesale and retail. do s-sm
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PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND

= AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP .3s,st.a - ~
LIN E.-Steamer5 NORFOLK and VnLLEY
CITY, composing this line, VIII leave PhiiadclpLia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken fer Cincinnati, rhcsgo, and st.
Louis, pfn Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston And close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of ladloE signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia acknowledgements and state.
room, $40. w. 7. PDh9 *, Agent,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

TOHN B. CARY Qate General Agent of
e. the Virginia Penilentary) & II. G. DE-
SHIELDS, General Agents for the PIEDMONT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for Northern
Virginia and Maryland, corner Ninth and Main
streets, Richmond, Va. Pcst-ofce lock-boxa.
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