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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-A telegram received
yesterday from Jacksonville, Fla, by MIR.
w. S. Warrock, foreman Of the Star job
office, brought the painful intelligence that
his father, DR.. l.. Warrock, dropped dead
in store in that city yesterday forenoon.
DR.. Warrock was native of Richmond,
Va, and was well and favorably known in
the eastern portion of this State, where he
resided for many years. He was nephew
of the late John Warrock, Richmond, Va,
whose name is household word y in
nearly every printing office in the land: His
age was seventy years. Wilmington Nv. ~
Sfnr
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.- Conservative Meet
tng.-The Conservatives of Manchester
township will meet tonight at the Town
Hall to appoint delegates to the County
Convention and to organize for work. As
there are several candidates for. all of the
various offices, quite lively time is eX-
pected, and we hope to see large turnout.
The Board of Trustees.-This body is in
nightly session, perfecting plans and con-
sidering matters that will rebound greatly
to the prosperity of Manchester and its peo-
pie.
The Concert.-The second concert of the
Rosebuds was q decided success. The little
Richmond favored us with some of their
best efforts. Great credit is due Professor
Minor for the rich treats our people have
enjoyed, and to the juveniles the past few
weeks will be q bright epoch in their lives.
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Manager Ogden has given this improve
ment special attention, and will, if neces-
sary, add stoves, in order to leave mo room
for complaint. New lights will be placed
in the front part OF the building, and the
gas-fxtures in the interior will be renewed.
The box-oflce will be made circular, after
the shape adopted In the most prominent
Theatres of the country. The old entrance
to the parquette will be closed, and the
door formerly used to enter the box-office
will be the future means of entrance. This
is done in order to save the spectators III
the lower part Of the building from the
WI Wind, d which usually came in through the
contractor, and the following gentlemen
are engaged to do the work Booth tE
Spence, the eupholstering; Frederick Roeth,
the frcscoing; q. A. Bargamin, the gas
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MARrNE INTELLIaENqE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER .. 1870.

<~@SA<&AS4'ADs sS&A'.S&s
fa .~Es.gt u. ARRIVED .G<:s3E
Steamer Tohn Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, msr-
cha1iise and passengers, L. b. TatIH1.
SteafEer Petersburg, GeogheRan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. r. Brett.
sGnooner Mcgee, Ramsey, Philadelphia, COAL
Schooner Matoaca, Fookes, Charleston, guano,
southern Fcrtilizing Company.
schooner Alfred Keene, Robinson, Woods Hole,
guano, Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
steamer Niagara. Blackwood. New York, n1er-
chand1se and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Brig tahel and amelia, IN. G.) Albers, Monte
Vidco, flour, Galego Manufacturing Company.
schooner Banvard, Magee, New York utd
James river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner dustina, Remission, New York, grain,
Currte & Co. .,.... 49, =, -. -
Schooner annie, Adams, Philadelphia, granite,
Currie i Co.
. Schooner Lath Rich. Paddock james river, to
load wood for New York. Curris Il Co.
. Schooner Alexander Wiley, avery, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker. :
m. MEMORANDA. ...
WEST POINT, September 2.-Arrtved, steamer
Admiral, Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, aud
sailed on return. -... ..-.7. =, ...
ACQUIA CREEK, September 2.-Arrtved, steamer
GeorgeEnna, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise,
and passengers, Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and sailed on return.
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
4 4 THE MANCHESTER Z OS TO FL CE
SEPTEMBER 3, 1870. ~
Persons calling for letters in this list Will please
say '.Adycrtised.'
LADIES' LIST.
A Abb0tt, Mrs. Eelona Morrissette, q. D..
Burils, Mrs. Sarah Myers MRS. MatlIaa
Cook, Mrs. Lucy r. SchwartZe, MISS tannie
I,urfSo Mrs ddie V. Turner, Mrs. VI. (col'd)
ErinrIc Mrs Charles Vest Mrs Jnlia A.
t;Inud Mrs Martha Williams, Miss Alice c.
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.
Atkinson, r. j. llouchens, >. y.
Rrown Richard Lane, Samuel Z.
Rn.man ID. c. hcTyre, Or. A. j.
NV Matthew B. Rhodes, S. (colored)
rnnrlan., C. (cnInredl Smith, Richard =.
Furgusson, W. r. Smith, +. A.
I. 1.r,I,.m r. S Co Winston, Isaac
j. H. CUNNINGHAM, p. NJ.
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HOP AT AMELIA SPRINGs.-There will be
q hop and tournament at Amelia Springs
on Thursday evening, September Sth. Polk
Miller and E.A. Ennis, of Richmond, are
members of the Committee of Invitation.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
ton to be present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
St: JOINS Episcopal.-Rev. DR.. Wall being
detained In King George county bv sick-
ness, there will be no services at this church.
Grace Episcopat.-The rector (Rey. MIR.
Baker) having returned to the city, services
VIII be held at II A. NJ. and 5P. M. Com
munlon after morning service.
, St. PauPs Eptscopal.-At the request of
vine service at II A. NJ. =.
GrGce-Street Presbyterian (Rey. DIR.
Read s).-Rev. A. Z. Dickinson at II A. M.
centenary Methodist.-Bishop Dogeett at
II a. NJ. Rev. DR.. Granbery at night.
Nicholson Street Methodist.-Re g w.
Petherbridge at II A. M. To be supplied
Oregon Hill Methodist.-To be supplied at
II a. NJ. Rev. Robert A. Armistead at 8 P.
Sidney Methodtst.-Rev. Robert A. Ar
mistead at II A. NJ.
Leiqh-Street Baptist.-Preaching by Rev.
J. Il. Garlick, pastor, at II A. M. and 8 p.
NJ, he having returned to the city.
Second Bapttst.-Rev. j. A. Chambliss,
pastor, has returned, and will occupy this
pulpit in the morning at the usual hour.
st. Marks Lutheran mayo street). Rev
John Blenner at II A. Nj. and 2. M. AL
Germans invited to attend.
Seamcn's Bcthel.-Rev. F. j. Boggs at
P. NJ.
Open-dir Meeting.-Rev. F. J. Bogss
Wilt preach ut Hecklcr's Grove, on Twenty
fifth street, at 315 P. NJ.
First Bdptist.-Rev. DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry
at II A. NJ.
German Lutheran Bethlehem Sixth street
above Clay).-The pastor (Rev. L. Lochner
having returned, services will be held at II
A. NJ.
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MECHANICS TRADES UNIoS.-The first
regular meeting of the Richmond Meclan-
les Trades Union, held OH Thursday night
at Monticello Hall, was very largely at
tended. Many new members were initia-
ted, and the dues were promptly paid. The
next meeting will be held on next Thurs
Iau r,iubf
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The RED MEMS PIC-NIC, on Thursday
last, was the most successful entertainment
which has been gotten up this season. Eve
rvbody had Il good time, and all were more
than pleased, and many expressed a desire
to have another such retnion. We must
say that it was one of the most orderly and
at thesame time one of the most agreeable
entertainments it was ever our pleasure to
oft
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PARLoR SKATING This amusement seems
TO be becoming fashionable with the young
ladies and gentlemen of Richmond. 1t is a
pleasant, healtMul, and graceful exercise,
and the gentlemen who have introduced it
here deserve the thanks of the young folks.
Tonight there will be an assemblase Of
those fond of the sport, and those who wish
to witness it, at st. Adams Hall. a band
of music will be in attendance.
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Extract of letter from North Carolina

- RE1psvnLE, August 81, 1870.
owe have the finest crops known for
MANY wears. The wheat and oats are al
ready secured, and the corn and tobacco
crops surpass any we have had for twenty
wears. Corn will not be worth more than
fifty or sixty cents per bushel.
ssSince the election our people appear
much more cheerful.
owe are glad to see the Dispatch taking
80 much interest in favor of the true lnte-
rests Of our good old State. h."
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Z. 3. SPENCE & Son, In addition to their sup
ply of cloths, cassimeres, and vestings. for Gus
tom work, have d termined to keep on hand full
line of ready made clothing and gentlemen
furnishing goods. With large and fine stock OF
goods, and low prices, they defy competition.
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AUCTION SALES TENS DAY.

Cooh LAUGHTON win sell at the horse-lot, ut
p A. NJ, horses. mules, top-wagon, etc.
THoMAsW. KEEsEE win sell horses and mules,
at 10 A. NJ, at the horse-lot.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at the store lately
occupied by D. Fl. Atkinson, deceased, at 10
A. NJ, small lot of furniture.
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SE'EA' EfsSs

OFFICE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
August -. 1870.
lN AND AFTER THURS-EcT-7.,
70 - .ePc UcI; I.'u'
TN UtD by he withdrawal o. the steamer Eliza
iiaNc"y.
The sieamer JHhn Sylvester will continue her re-
~! trips IS heretofore. ~
;su Cow l.. =. TATUM.
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JOHN II. CLAIBORNE 81 CO.,
General Agents State Of Virginia.
HHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

N'HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW Y0RK10RGAA1Ms,; AN,
IZaD IN Isi2-THE LARGEST INSURE @ MGE S.C,s
OVER $4,000, ,O00.-This Is an all-cash and
purely mutual compnny-no dtutdends to stock.
be the only safeguard in life insurance.
Dividends payable at the end Of the drst year
apon all policies, increasing annually through
lDorld, which can be used to decrease the premi.
rms or to purchase additional insurance, at the
option of the policT-holder, rsgdrdtess Or The
health of the insured. Premiums payable annu.
sllv. seIni-aEnually, 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 Il. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
Or. J. 3. MCCAw. Medical Examiner. aus
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QUESTION FREQUENTLY ASKED: "Where is
the best and cheapest place to have photographs
takenp' Weinvariably answer: 1.-THE LEE GAL
LERY; It is not only the cheapest, bnt by far the
hest place In our city,
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Messrs. w. D. BLAIR s Co., corner Ninth and
Main streets, offer pure Virginia apple brandy
for peaches or family use at SO per gallon. Their
ssB select whiskey at $3.50 per gallon Is re-
markabIy fine article.
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EDGAR w. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
Joseph b. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.

LOCAL LDIRECTORS-NEWY YORK:
f. NJ Archibald. II. Il. NJ. Consul. chairman {;
A. A. Low, of a. A. Low & Brothers r.. s. Jaf-
fray, of r. S. JaiIray & Co.. Richard Irwin, of
Richard Irwin & Co.. David Salonan Boor-
man Johnston, Of j. POhrman Johnston & Co. !;
James sturrt, of. & J. Stuart.
che Company limits itself entirely to FIRE
Aii LOSSES equltably adjusted and PROMPT
LY PAID. -
The business of this company, extending over
period of sixty seven years, having been uniform
iy prosperous, has won for them high reputa-
tfon throughout the world for careful management
and financial strength. The patronage or the in
suring public Is solicited, with special attention
to our liberal rates Of premium.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
General Agents State Of Virginia.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge H.. l.. Bond passed
through Richmond yesterday on his way
South.
Governor Walker went to the Huguenot
Springs yesterday.
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IA. ELLxsoN & Co. S1ll insert advertisements:a n
the principal newspspersih Virginia, North Caro-.
linz, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, al DaS-
Itshers' rates for cash. apply a. this oiEcas
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE THEATRE.-The
Theatre is now in the hands of carpenters,
upholsterers, and other artisans, being fitted
up in fine style for the next season. The
seats in the orchestra have been removed
and comfortable cane-bottom chairs substi-
tuted for them, and will Number three hum
dred. The parquette will contain two hum
dred seats, which have been provided with
new cushions and undergone material re-
pairs. The old, uncomfortable seats in the
dress-circle have been replaced by three
hundred costly cane-bottom chairs, with
plenty of room between each row. The
circle will also be carpeted anew and re-
seated anew with cane-bottomed chairs from
the house Of Stacy & Co.. The family and
colored galleries will also be repaired,
seated, and not altered. The workmen are
busily engaged in repairing the stage. The
old scenery will be repainted and new one
added. The heating of the building, which
was deficient last season, will be done by
two new furnaces. Two heating regis
Ft ters will be provided in that part OF the
building occupied by the orchestra
chairs, and the existing one will be re,
moved to the parquette, so that there need
be no apprehension Us to the proper heat
ing Of the Theatre next winter. In fact,
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NEW Observation-Disclosures of Eton, Captain
Norton's Diary, Charles dickens by author or
Life of Thackeray, and Veronica, for sale at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, llls Main street.
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DEATH OR INJURY BY ACCIDENT insured
against at small cost by the TRAVELLERS lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn. f. COURT
NEY JENKINS, State agent, lilo Main street, Rich
mond, Va.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATEs.-Candid for
Office can have their cards. circulars handbills,
ETC., printed promptly and at low prices at the
DisDatch printing.house.
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SCHOOL CIRcULARs.-An kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports, &C., executed at The OaSpdtch once
as cheap a. the cheapest.
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Two live men at the corner of Ninth and Frank
lin streets. Go and sec them; also see their ad
yertisement In another column.
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OLD CITIZENS communication may con-
tain facts worthy of notice, but the name of
the writer not being given, it cannot be
DuhliShed
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PRINTIEG.-Plain, .colored, and fancy print
ing executed with neatness and at low rates at
Dfspatch Printing House.
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ONLY FIFTEEN CENTs.-Fine photographic por-
traits of King William Emperor Napoleon, the
French and Prussian Generals for fifteen cents, ut
ELLYsoN / TAYLoR's news depot, next TO Dss-
match office.
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ROBERT r. HowISoN, having returned to the
city, will be found at his Office, No. 2l5 Governor
street, during business hours.
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NOrICE TO SHIPPERS.-s~ss.-.;;rIytrsss,
1H The boats OF the JAMES
YEE AND kANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
NIL ieave the dock as usual promptly st II T on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected ou delivery, or prepaid, AZ the
be afforded cousignees, but no obligation is aa.
sumed to deliver down freight else Where than at
nY ONCE op the Dock without special agreement,
paid. -
Seats locked and insured. ..H- r
der EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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MERCHANTS AND M &c II ANICS
Nl BANKInG AVID INSURANCE COMPA.
The MERCHA NTS AND MECH N1ES BANK
ING AND Insurance COMPANY viii ba
opened on MONDAY, 26th September, 1870, nj The
otic or Edward Cohen, at the southwest corner OK
Main and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va.
BY order OF the Corporators. ...
JAMES Fl, GARDNER,
gu 29--t36thSep Chairman,
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FURNITURE, Dc.

x Is. STACY Il son,
VI. ,an
1908 AND 1910 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions by every steamer
to their eleg mt and varied stock OF FURNITURE,
and only desire an examination by those in want
tn convince them they sell as good FURNITURE
and dMATTREs SES of every description cheaper
than any house in the city. Our stock of MAT
TRE,SaS and BEDSTEADS IS the largest south
of New York. Come and see us; we mean to
please and satisfy everybody. au 10
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OLD PAPERS, in packages OF one hundred OF
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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A St. Louis merchant left his hydrant
running overnight. The flooding Of his
cellar damaged him Sd0, 900.
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For stylish goods, good cut, and good workman-
ship, call on E. B. SPENCE & Son, at 1909 Main
street.
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ESTABLISHED 1893.

Ca pital stock and surplus over. IS, 900 900 90
Investments in United States 49,. 647,975 q
cinia, registered bonds. ............ $4,000 90
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MANcuEsrEn.-
Shortly after II o'clock Oh Thursday night
fire was discovered in the upper part of
the kitchen at !" Ingleside," the beautiful
suburban residence of Mrs. +. Jane Baird.
Owing to the combustible material upon
which the flames fed, the fire was soon
communicated to the stable, cow-house, and
other out-buildings, all of which were to-
tally destroyed. The Manchester Alerts
were soon on the ground, but owing to a
scarcity of water little could be done with
hose. The citizens, regardless OF color,
turned out e7, nlasse, and by their almost
stlperhtiman exertions rescued from the
devouring element the beautiful residence
and contents. The family had retired, but
fortunately Mrs. Baird, having just re-
turned from concert, was aroused Dy a
strange noise, and discovered the tlrc, else
more disastrous losses of property, II not OF
life, might have resulted.
The fire was the work of an incendlary.
The kitchen in which the fire had its origin,
not having been used for many months,
was stored with lumber, vegetables, and
miscellaneous articles. The stable and cow
house were filled with provender-all of
which were destroyed, together with the
carriages, several sets of harness, and other
articles Of less value. Fortunately the
1lOTSGS iuu CONS NClC SifCu5 Dut WV piS7
were literally roasted. That portion of the
house nearest the flames was considerably
damaged, as were the carpets. Some little
injury was done the building by water.
The loss will reach S1,750. There was an
insurance of about $500 in the London, LlY-
erpool and Globe Insurance Company.
This is the third tire-all disastrous in
their results-in the neighborhood lately
First, at Spring Hill then the tannery., we
trust some effort will be made to md the
perpetrator of these outrages. 1t Is not
known that Mrs. Baird has an enemy In the
world, she being probably the most loyablc
and beloved woman in the community.
Mrs. Baird and her entire household de-
sire to return thanks for the unremittina
kindness and labor Of the people of Man
chester, to all whom be credit given. Not
withstanding the confusion and entire alb
sence of any police force nothing was
stolen.
The Fire Department return thanks tc
the Richmond company which kindly came
over, and only returned when it was fount
that their services were no longer needed
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MOEEY.m
HI HARDWOOD RITTER intend moving Es,
To the large building now being erected on }E5
Goyernur street by s. w. Harwood on the 1st OF
October. Until that tins we are Offering our whole
stock OF FURE1TURE and MATTRESSES only
Il shade above cost
Ii you want well-made, cheap Furniture, call
on us HARDWOOD * RITTER,
opposite post-ofice, Main street.
aun-am Richmond.
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FIRE ON MAIN sTREET-LOSS ABOUT S12,-
00O.-A fire broke out yesterday morning at
about 2 o'clock in the bake-houSe In rear OF
the confectionery store of Christian Zim-
mer, No. 1913 Main street. Smoke was first
seen issuing from the cellar windows below
the store, and an alarm was promptly given
by private watchman Joseph Hirshberg, but
before it was discovered the fire had made
considerable headway, and the efforts OF
Captain Ainsle and his men were not
crowned with success in saving the stock OF
MIR. thinner. The flames were checked
however, and the fire did not spread to such
an extent as to burn the adjoining houses.
Opinion is divided rs to whether it was the
work of an incendiary or caught from the
oven in the bake-house. 1t spread so ra-
pidly that Mr.. and Mrs. thinner barely
escaped from their chamber lover the store)
in their night clothes.
The building was owned by Mr.. James
Dunlop. 1t was only y partially burned, and
the damages will not exceed 8 800, while it
Is insured for $4,000 in the Mutual Assu-
rance Society of Virginia. Mr.. Zimmer's
stock of fruits, candies, &c, may be con-
sidered a total loss. The loss will probably
be completely covered, however, by policies
to the amount of $4,000, distributed as fol-
lows Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, $500; Union Fire Insurance
Company, of Baltimore, (William Willis,
Jr., agent,) $500; Associated Firemen,s
Insurance Company, of Baltimore, (Wil-
lam Willis, Jr., agent $4,000.
The building on the east side of Zimmer's,
occupied by L. jacobs as dry goods store,
was, together with his stock, materially
damaged by water. He estimates his loss at
about $500. He held policies to the amount
of $1,000, equally distributed between the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany and the Mutual Assurance Society.
Baldwin & Brother, whose store adjoins
Zimmer's on the west, also suffered to some
extent. Their stock of hardware was much
damaged by water, but their loss will be
fully covered, as their goods were insured
in the North British Fire and Marine In
surance Company CT. NJ. Alfriend & Sons,
agents,) for 81 200, and in the Franklin In
slIrancc Company Of Baltimore for the same
amount.
The building occupied by Mr.. Jacobs,
and owned by Mrs. Minna Schweitzer, was
also slightly damaged.
The total loss by the fire is estimated at
TIVE I've or fifteen thousand dollars.
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pPICEs FOR'PICKLING.-A fresh sup
-. ,.er,l j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ty22 s25 Broae etree
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, q. s. A.,
offer great Inducements to persons desirous Of In
suring their lives. The Company has cash paid
mp capital ST. oOo 600, with large surplus. Have
Issued since August, 1858, over II, 900 policies.
1t offers low rates of premium. 1t furnishes
larger insurance than other companies for the
same money. Itisa HOME COMPANY In every
locality.
ITS POLICIES ARE NEGOTIABLE.
IT'S POLICIES ARE EXEMPT FROM
ATTACHMENT.
IT'S POLICIES ARE NON-FORFElTIEG,
therefore INSURE YOUR LIFE without delay iD
1.-THE COMPANY"
DR. o. A. CRENSIIAw, Medical Examiner.
:" s. HARRIS, General gent
10 am post-ofhce box 53S.
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Alrhnwnd 1ispatrh.
.....sEPTEMBER 3, 1870.

The CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPArCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
cuLATIoN OF ALL THB OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SAaE ERlna.

TOR NEW YORK.-The OldsSEH
Il Dominion Steamship Company's saass6S sas6 6SSgsR
elegant side-wheel steamship SARATOGa, Can.
tain Couch, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SUNDA1. September 4th, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
steerage, 90; roand-trip tickets, $40. For freight
or passage apply to ----.-..,..- =.
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