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IS n-zy- FAI.f-1s7o.-T T. II. PRICE y ~ ".
ars now opening the choictst and fullest s'ock y
- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS 8
aver exhibited IN tho sousb. Families and mer-
chants are invited 70 call and see the novelties In
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
sured of getting everything OF the BEST quality,
and rs low as IL can be sold In the United States
Now opening, elegant stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods in black and colored gro-grafn, Ottoman,
Bopmettes and other Silks, Velour, Velour Impera-
tricc, CheRe Poplins Ia novelty for su!tsl, En-
press Cloths-aIl shades, +. Merinos, De LANES,
Alpacas, Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, etc., etc.
American he LANES and Prints immense as
sortinent at prices TO- L. IT, 20 and ESQ.,, TO nnes
Sheetings, Cottons, Towellings, Diapers, Nap
kins, Crash, Linseys Blankets, Flanneis, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimeres for gents
and boys, both In French, English, and domestic.
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collar ets Edgings, Insertings, Bands, etc, etc.
Shawls In Cashmere blanket-long and square {;
Black Thibet, square and long; Scarf shawls, etc.
Mourning Goods specially; Velour lmpera-
trice, entirely new; Ottomans. Tamfse, bomoa-
zines, Double-faced Mohatrs. Alpacas, De Laines,
Zurich etc.
EVERYTHING guaranteed in color and quality In
this department.
N. B.-Goods cut for merchants ut New YORK
;obb,ne rates. T. r. PRICE & CO.,
sc % lloI Main street.
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N.Y. NEW AND ATTRA & II Y Il

me- NEW AND ATTR &C T1N Il
STOCK OF FALL AED WHIT r DEFY
GOCDS.-i am uow opening very large anu
cheap stock Of GOODS bought ct New YORK auc-
items fGr cash Consisting Of the --latest designs of
Dress Goods In merinos, Coburgs, Fopllns, Ser
pcs Black and Colnrcd AlpacaSr Empress CLOTHS,
Silks. &C.; Waterproof Cloths: fuil line OF La
dies Cloakings French, Scotch. American, and
Fred arlcksburg Cassineres Black Docskns anu
Broad Cloths, Sstinets. Pulled Cloth, Kentucky
Jeans, SC.
The largest line of Swiss. JacOnct, and Checked
Muslins, Irish Linens Quihs, Tablc-C Cloths Nap
kins, and Towels In the state, Dough: very low,
and TO which especially call the at ent!on of the
public Va!encicncs, Gnimpurc, Grand Duchess
Cluny. and Brussels ace Cpmhrica, Edging, lu-
serting Bands, &C. F.; BIcached AMI Brown Sheet
ings and Shrttngs, Plaid Domestics, Ticking
Hickory, &C.. Linen lIandkerch.efs from sc. to
the finest Lace; Hosiery from loo. II the best La
dies Merino Vests and Drawers, all qualities;
Gents Linen and Woolcn Shirts and Drawers
Bosoms. Ties, and Scarfs Gloves Notions,
Coats Cotton from No. TO 700. jet Jewelry,
Soap, Perfumc-y, and, in short, cverything~to be
found in firs.-class dry goods establishment;
best brands of Calico, new styles. only i23c.
All ask is q call before purchasing elsewhere.
The following are with ME, and would be pleased
to see their friends RYLAED II. NORyELI~ for
merly with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM II. B. TAY-
LoR, formerly with VIM. n. Bell & Co; 5. iioLrZ
aud Miss ALICE lIARDESTY OF this city.
Wehsve now all Nos. OF koherts's, Parabola's,
Smiths, Batcs's, and Jourdan's Needles.
Remember the place. a. EOliDBACh,
COZ Broad street.
Sc 90 between Sixth and Seventh.
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AIRS. DIR. MUNFORD.-The fifteenth
IfA ssss.on OF Mrs. Aiunford's school VIII eeftn
on fhs FihST MONDAY IN ieCroBEB. III Exc
residence, No. lp7 Cary street. &c sc-n
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The Prussian Power.

The kingdoms of Europe cannot but be
alarmed at the great power displayed by
Prussia. England's placidity is mere affec-
tation. The army worm in n rural district
fills with apprehension the farmers Of the
whole district, whether in or out of the line
OF the march of the depredators. No man
knows what direction they may take and
what fair domains may next be possessed by
them. So with the great Powers. They
behold nation suddenly exalted to the
highest point Of military fame and force,
and they fear the well-known effects OF such
exaltation. Ambition to dictate policy and
direct the diplomacy of Europe to her
own advantage Is no doubt looked upon by
all Of those Powers o. the inevitable conse-
quence of the remarkable triumph of Prus-
STA. That they will persevere in their tacit
contemplation of the strife between Prus-
sia and France is hardly possible. They
will spurred on by public opinion, (for all
of them respect, if not fear it, ifnot by self
defence, to make some movement-some
they are in existence, and take an interest
In the preservation of peace, and feel the
importance Of the maintenance of the bal.
ance Of power.
Russia is sensible. She has gone to work,
and is heaping up munitions of war and
generally brushing up her military estab.
lishment. She knows human nature, and
knows what to fear and prepare for. Prus'
sia Is no worse than other nations, or at the
worst has but little more than the ave.
rage Of national arrogance. Oppression il
naturally expected of power. 1t is the
same with nations as with DULLES. When /;
knight Of the Z. X. wins the belt his con-
temporaries look Tor Il due degree Of boast.
fuIness and arrogance from him, and i'll.
stinctiyely they feel it necessary to guard
iation. To this motive for defence is added
the strong stimulus Of ambition to conquer
the biggest of the bullics, and thus gain the
eminence SO enyied in the possession OF
another.
Refined and screened by the decisions OF
diplomacy, these are the feelings of ma
tions, the motives which prompt the Skin
mishing Of the diplomats and the conlbina.
tons under the sanctimonious title OF
"holy alliance" This last was resorted to
to oyerpower NAPOLEON the l., and q
power, we now suspect to be greuter than
chat he welded has risen upon the Euro.
pean horizon, aud probably just as much
suggests the necessity of u good understand.
ing amongst the other powers for their mu.
tual safety.
TIA few days or weeks do not deYelope
The anxiety Of the leading Powers with re.
gard to the present posture Of affairs in
Europe, then aseslaaii be greatly mistaken
Their apath i'd that case will be indeed
linaccountable.
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~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world ;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes invgo
rates and leaves the hlir soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street. New York.
je2-eod1yr
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SErT. 20, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SErT. 20, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Schooner VIM. ". Gesuer, Fgbcrts New York,
merch ,ndlsa. Curtis & Parker.
: Sch 1oner j. r. Myers, ElwGod, New York, mer.
chantitse, Curtis & Parker.
! Schoor er Rising Sun, Hastings, Havre de Grace
coal II. Halves.
! Schooner b. + REEVES. Branuau, Philadelphis,
coal, s. II. Halves.
! Schooner Alex. T.. Massie, Donnan, Philadel-
phia coal. s. =. Lathrop.
: Schooner Pinta, Smith, Windsor, N. s., plaster
Staples l. Blair. ".Es
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers, L. L. Tatum:
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York, lncr-
chandise aud passengers, John w. WYATT
Schooner Sparkling sea, Rose, James river, 10
load wood for New York, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Foaming SCI, Todd, washington, l..
G., granite, Curiis h Parker.
l MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Sept. 3o.-Arr!vcd, steamer Adj
miral, Capt. Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers; York River railroad Compsny,
aad sailed or return.
AQUA CREEK, Sept. so..-Arrived, steamer
and passengers, Richmond fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad Company. and sailed on re-
turn.
By TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS NoNRoE, Sept. 80. Passed III ier
Baltimore, scl,o oner Peerless, from st. johns
Z. K.
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n~GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR
THIRTY DAYS.

Parties In search Of great bargains will do well
ARMISTEAD q BIBB'S,
CORNER OF 9TH AND BROAD STREETS.
They are selling out their entire stock of
REAL LACES,
WHITE GOODS,
ENIBROIDERIES.
GLOVES HOSIERY,
SHAWLS, HOODS,
PARASOL COVERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
at and below cost, to make change In business
1t l. very seldom an opportunity to purch .se Rca
Lace, Dress Trimmings, Notions, &C., ut such
sacrifice IS offered to the ladies of Richmond.
hRMISTEAD 6 BlBB,
No a0l corner Broad andoth streets.
\. B.-Parties indebtt to us are urgently re-
ouested to call and settle their accounts at once.
sc -TuTh&StOct7
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-My $500
~ facilities for the manufacture and ad. EaSSSt1
mlnistrAtion of this delightful and safe anIs-
thctc are complete III every particular, andtlic
success which has attended Its use is wonderful.
ply. sud with its aid daily EXTRACT TEETH
WITHOUT PAIN.
A large assortment of ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Just received, which will be inserted at fair rates
and in the best manner Special attention pail to
The preservation and regulation Of tne natural
teeth. GEORGE Il. STEEL, Dentist,
sc 90 1923 Main street.
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Under the recent net Of Congress taking
or the tax on gross receipts OF railroads.
the fare ON tho Washington and George
town railroad viii be reduced rom SIX s cents
10 1--WE cents on and after October !, 1870.
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EnUCa groNAL.

THAyE ENGAGED AS TEACHER LIN
nv family Miss =. afsAPPERsuN, former lns
ssrucfress In the Baptfst Female Institute woulo
Yeeetye in my family as koarders three femaie pu-
nfJa ON very accpmmo dniiDg terms. 49,,
rSREFERENCE,- Letter IL Dickerson; Y. "a. w In
ston. and A. II. Sands. ". B.. CLAhhEs
Sc1@7t Affects station. Hanover county.
NTIss MARY Il. ANDERSON will re:
WI snme the duties of her school on the Ffh.T
sI0nIIAY IN OCTOBER tchool-ro0ln IN the
Vail Of Tie Iaieh-strect Baptist Church: For fur-
;hnr particulars inquire At the once OF DIT. DA
VJD kNDERSON, ON thirteenth street, De,"esn
Main and Cary streets. 49, - -
MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
iva HALIFAX COUNTY, VA:
REV. JOHN It. CLARK. Rector and pIincipa,i'
ROBRET B. WINSTON, Assortate prlneipair, o
SESSION FROM FIRST 0CTg6Lh ~
FIRST july.
This schools situated at MOUNT LAu i hn H.,
pleasant and very intelligent village, 10
mond and Dan vile railroad ana comoinlhs "a "a
the advantages Of society both In country anu
viii age life. r,,sh
The instruction In the classical and EngIlsh
courses and in French, viii be Careful ana mo
rough The discipline. while strict aud waIchiIi,
will yet be parental; and the influences In tns
school and lis surroundings win be Christian ana
regular attendance at church every sunday aLong
with teachers and other friends Will be part OF
the course.
Bot ard In good families In the village, besides the
rector's, aud immedia tely under bis superintenI,
ance can be had for $3.50 per session. including ali
bic la advance-one half LIST October snd 18th Feb-
to REV JOHh II. CLARK.
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, va.
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DENTS cry.

Taylor BROTHERS, DEN-HEA
1 TI3TS. lIl2 MAIN $ STREET., RICH en1YfSs
MO- D. VA Teeth extracted "ithou pain. AL
auasthetics administered.
sETI IiCIAL TEETa rs low as SIS. 0BDU-
RATOHS FALATES, and PLUMBERS 10 fill
~! the cheeks aud restore youthful appearance.
Front teeth filled with gold without filing Sensl-
tive teeth filled without pain.
All operali Jns warranted to be equal to any In
~ '' - TAYLOR BROTHERS,
ar, Zip Main street.
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NEW FIRM.-Having bought out the
~ interest OF Henry Bodeker. Iw,ll continue a az
EFTsII, AP0THE GARY AND DRUG BUst-
NESS, in ali Its branches, at IN, old st md estab-
lishcd in 1s4C, where the patronage OF an apnre-
n:tcsted nv success. Thankful for The support of
my friends and the public generally, | hope ny
continued application to merit their confidence
and natronarc / shall continue rs heretofore to
dispense pure snd fresh medicines. a. all hours OF
The day and night. A: BODSSE
No 1888 above the Old Market
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,THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW Y0Rk-QRGAN.
IHED IN 1s42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE
COMPANY IN THE W0RLD-CASH ASSETS
0VE& $4,000, 000.--This Is an all-cash aud
purely mutual compnlsy-po dto'dEnds to aock-
holders which time and experience has prevent TO
Dividends payable at the end Of the JfrSt gear
apon I'll policies, Increasing annually through
trorld which can be used to decrease the pTemi-
ums or to purchase additional insurance, Ut the
option of ths policy-holder, regardless or the
herltk Of the injured. Premiums payable annu-
ally. semi-annually, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention OF ministers OF
the Gospel to bis liberal plan for Insurance on
their lives In this company.
JOHN II. CLAIB0RN Agent.
DIR. j. 3. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. aus
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1,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL con.
l TINUE TUE PRODUCE COMMISSION
BC>lNtSS at the old stand at tohcrts & Harris.
on 18th street. second d. or from Cary, adjoining
the Corn and Flour Exchange.
He returns thanks 10 the FRIENDS aud customers
of the late firm for their laera patronage. aud re-
specially requests its continuance. He also so,
licits the patronage III the public generally, and
promises STRIFE. personal attention TO all business
confidCd TO him. ..,.,,
oc l-d2t&wit " X. RoBERis.
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, ARNETTS COMPOUND

~ ARNETT'S COMPOUND
" VEGETABLE BITTERS.
TIE cheapest on the market; Only 7Sc. per bottle;
appetite, feeble digestion, &C. No mere bar-room
btters, but highly medicinal, and yet a pleas ant
beverd &C. Children are fond Of il. Although In
the market only few weeks, the most flattering
repoi Is have been received and many certificates
volunteered. To be found al the drug store OF Or.
j. r. GARRETT, No. Gl5 Broad street, and drug
stores generally. seS
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GOD LIVER OIL.-Pertcctly pure and
-! unusually fresh. Its quality is uncXcentiun-
able. Jut received, for sale by the bottle or
measure, j. BLAIR,
So 10 SOS Broad street.
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,,IssOl1rrsONs e. PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of A. BODE-
INNER & BROTHEI. is this day oil. solved by
mutual consent. Augustus Bodeker assuming all
debts of the concern, Is alone authorized to make
collections. Alt debtors Will please come forward
and settle ut once AUGUSTUS BODEKER,
HENRY BGDEkER,
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MT GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF CARPETS.
Genuine ENGLISH TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
CARPET at fl so and Sl.Go;
Best BABY BRUSSELS at o25;
Best THREE-PLY EXTRA sUPERFINE and
sUPERF1NE INGRAM CARPETS ut re-
duced prices
Also, HEMP and VENETIAN CARPETS,
RUGS OILCLOTHs, DRUGGETs. and MATS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
new stock OF LACE COLLARS, Of The latest
styles, at low prices. Sc
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mArIvE uNTELLaaENCE.

!, MINIATURE ALMANAC, ocT. ], 1870. e
MN r,ses e.a8t Moon sets......,.. ~ OF
Snn sets ,... 6.ls High tide. ....,.. II. q
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r MES SCHOOL,

GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS.
The fourth session Of this school commences
MONDAY, september 18th, 1870, and closes June
30th, 1871.
Beginners in spelling and reading will be adj
mtted.
should the patronage justify It additional teach
ers will be employed
JAMES II. LANE, A. NJ, Principal;
CHARLES ID. NORRIS Assistant.
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EIRE, MARINE, AND sr-o,,-
OFFICE No. ll0s VAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED" ..Soc,0SV,ooo.
IMPERIAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY
HE LONDON.
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ESTABLISHED 1873.

r.p,to1 Stock and suruIus over IS. O0O, 900 90
Investments In United States ....... 647,975 u
peh9sf ras W,n bon;s 10000 90
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NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The I'M
~ dersipned have this day formed a CO. partner-
ship under the style of BJDkKER DAnF for
he purpose Of condur;ing general GH9 10 Ia.
Main street, corner abIve st. Charles Hole.
Richmond, Va, whe e they invite the attention OF
III cir friends and former customers to larg ana
carefully. selected stock of DRUGS, MILL
ClNES, PAINTS, OILS. &c. ,
3tawlm VIM. MAYO DADE.
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hU- DRESS GOoDst DRESS GOODS |!
Wenow offer fun assortment Of 8
EMPRESS CLOTHS, from 90 to 100. per yard;
FRENCH MERTSoEs. in all coiors, at 75c., &c.,
and 81;
Solid. colored DELAINES at zoe. per yard;
A large assortment Of pLhIDs, POPLIsS. Al
PACAS and POPLIN ALPAChs, TABfISF,
BoMBazINE, hRa.uREs. BIARITz, ppm
GLINES BLACK S1LKs, and other style
DRESS GOODS, at ycrv low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1919 and 1915 Main street.
BOULEVARD and BALMORAL SKIRTS IN
endless variety. Sc"
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER.
~ SHIr.-'the firm of V A l. r \ II j. 4
!; aTES Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. :. II. CAFES withdrawing from the concern. ,
x. +. VALENTINE Is The only p triy authorized
to Sc. tic up lie business OF tue laie firm;
X. +. VALENTINE,
= H. GATES
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ligEsrt,Aa,gOwAs..
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

giCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The FIFTEENTH ANNUAI sgssfoH win be-
gin MONDAY, October Cd, 1916. 81
The following teachers, among Others, WIN ts
e cHnRaEs b. wrrsros. ". A., Moral pailoso.
ply and Egglish .itegsture
p. Mns,lh asanIs d. d.. Chemistry and Natural
LEWIS n. GWATHHEY, a. NJ, Mathematics
MRS. ANHIEP. YOUNG. French:
MISS v. A. LAWS, Assistant IN Latin and satf,c-
Miss. iNtIE G.. HALLowELL, Eugiifh
MISS M1RY G. LATHRop MISS SUE G..
HOOPER, and Mss 8. b. APPERsoS, Pre-
Professor G. ". THTLoW. MISS F. c. PITT
MAN, and MISS v. A. LAWS, Music;
O. A. ERICSSON, German.
The Institute receives B0ARDERS and DAY
PUPILS, and offers 70 girls and youpg ladies
regular sys. ematic course Of study and fixed
standard of graduation. Its established repnta-
ton for THOROUGH TEACHING will be main
tanned.
bookstores, or to The undersigned, at the Instf.
tuie. CHAELES II. WINSTON,
sc Ii 3w President.
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Il RICHMOND, VA.

The sessions of this Institution open OCTOBER
lsT and close JULY 1ST.
The academic course Of study Is distributed
among seven Independent schools, SO DIVIDED
into CLASSES aud sections rs to accommodate stu.
dents OF different grades Of advancement and Sc
cure to each thorough instruction In the lecture
room.
EXPENSES
Tuition In three schools 1.-THE usual nnmberl and
other fees, 1855.
Board In profess ors' or other private families at
S54 per quarter Ghree mOnths) In messing
clubs about 50 per month.
The Law SCHOOL opcus on the lst Of Octo-
Der with The following Faculty: So.
Hon j. ID. HaLYBCRT0N, Equity. &c.
VIM. GREEN. LII. d.. Common Law. &C.
j. j.. M. CURRY, LII. d., International and
Constitutional Law.
For catalogues or spe .ial Information, address
u. PURYEAR,
~ 9--Tu&StOcl Chairman of the Faculty.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The continued bad health o. Mr.. b.
SinesS consequently the co-partnersh1p hereto-
fore existing between him and the unuersighcu'
under III, firm OF ROBERTS HARMS, Is us
solved. .,
TIL. business will tc closed hy the underslgncd
and lr alone will use the firm nam. In iqmnation
Jnly. Ii. ~. hUDEnle'
RICHMOND Get, l. lSI0.
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EDGAR W. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH B. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.

4 LOCAL DIRECTORS-NEW YORK:
z. NJ Archibald, Fl. &. NJ. Consul Chairman;
A, A. Low, Of 4. A. Low & Brothers 4. s. Jai-
fray, OF f. 8. Jaffray Il Co.; Richard Irvin, OF
Richard Irwin i Co.; David Saloman j Boof-
man Johnston, of j. Eoorman Johnston & co.
james Stuart Off. 4 j. Stuart.
2 he Company limits itself entirely to FIRE
business. ,,,,,,,
All LOSSES equltably adjusted and PROMPT
LY PAID.
The business of this company, extending over
period of sixty seven years, having been uniforms
iy prosperous, has won for them q high reput2-
ton throughout the world for careful management
and financial strength. The patronage OF the IN
surfing public is solicited, with special attention
to our liberal rates of premium.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE i CO,
General Agents state OF Virginia.
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ASSETS
JEFFERSON DAVIS. rIEslDE&T.
". WICKS, First Yicc-Fgc>icut.
1T. PETIILi., Second Flce-PrcSGent.
", Z. RDYLE, Secretary.
j. Il. EDMoNDSOS, General Agent.
A DEFINITE CASH SURRENDER VALUE Is
GUARANTEED on ALL POLICIES LAPSED By NON
PAYMENT OF PREMIUM, which amount Will ~
the option of the policy .holdcr, be paid MN III
cash on the surrender OF his policy, or loaned 10
him n six per cent. inter est 10 pay his hture pre-
NUNS, thereby continuing his policy IN force for
the full amount. ,. -
With sullic lent capital for entire security, no
life i.surance company offers superior advantages
to the CAROLINA. - .,,
All It's profits are divided among It's pohcy-
boilers In dividends, on tbc contribution plan.
No restrictions OH travel or residence Ill the
United States, Canada. or Europe.
4 II policics non-forfeitable after second year.
All losses paid promptly in Cash.
JOHN s. PRESTON.
GENERAL STATE AGENT VIRGINIA,
Ills MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FIRST-CLASS AGENTS
Will be sppojnted IN every county In the state.
LIBERAL TERMS,
aud all applications, personally or by letter,
promptly answered. jS ~ CHI
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SHINGLES, SHINGLES.-50,00 900 brand
- ed No. HEART CYPRESS SpIRGLES daily
expected TO arrive, aud for sale low to dealers.
sc 3e--3t corner Geek and 2ist streets.
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NEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS,
IN AND QUEENSWARE HOUSE,
-, sICHM0ND, Va.
] AIN receiving direct from the manufacturers In
Europe aud the United States large and COM
luaning stock embracing all the ret ent styles aud
designs purchased OH the most favorable TERMS
since the decline In gold. Merchants and pur-
cbasers generally viii hnd II greatly to their in
iere9t To examine my stock and prlesK before
making their purchases. JOHN ASHER, -
&c 10 1900 MsIu street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY.
IL FRANKLIN street bet aeen Third and Fourth.
The next session OF this school will commence
osth SEPTEMBER, 1870 Terms for scholastic
wear, paya Bile quarterly in advance:
Primary English. .......... ...............74oo 90
Higher F0RllSh % "
Higher English and Mathematics. 90 %
Ancient Languages fesch) .................. 10 90
Modern Language at Professors rates.
Fuel ;..............'........... ~
Circulars at bookCtores.
= s. w. GOODSON,
ID. S. DOGGETT, JR.,
au 22--tOc1 Principals.