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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

3 By ". D. RobtHs, Auc tioneer,
no, 1901 ksin street, corner on Tenth.

rOMMIssIONER's SALE OF A DE.
" EIRABLE LOT AND ggLGK TEsEIM1EISSr
4sb ARfMsHnAah4EYasfzzTa sTsEEEETFYs 's
SHTnSH ik AHsRs sFyEH Mrs STEkAkSSfI pdSS
TIOE OF THE CITY, AZ THE H0ETHKIsr
CORNER. sOF DOVER AND gHERRY
Conf Of the city Of Richmond, q. tered on The
OF March, Is7l In the case OF sterar. and wife w.
Dabney's administrator, &C.. will SCI, AZ public
auction, upon the premises, on THURS '4Y, ths
sosb Day Of r mares. l.l a. y O'clock s
The Dwelling 10 two stories and baseme:t. win
stock-brick front, contains SIX large rooms and
one small one, and has front and rear poIche,t
phe kitchen Is 3 brick one, and has two rooms
The buildings are comparatively new, having been
back lac feet to ao-foot alley. The property I'd.
joins the residence present occupied By the Rev
Mr.. tiarEck, pastor OF Leigh-street BsWis
Church.
x,Il se!l ct public auction; upon The premises,
past O'Clock r. NJ, the valuable cUfLDIss
LOTS located as above described. Beginning a
the corner on the east line of Cherry etreet the
property fronts one hundred and two feet siS
ing ack in line parallel with Cherry street ons
hundred and ninety.nine feet to an alley twenty
feet wide. On the lot Is small BRICK DWELL.
ING, next TO Cherry street.
according to plan 10 be exhibited at the sale 4.
may then be determined.
/ TERMS: Onesfourth cash tie residue on A
credit or six, twelve, and elabtee; months for
negotiable notes, witn interest added and the tile
retained until the notes are paid and con veysuce
ss s'sd BY the '09 T poJe1 nvaS E ..
". B. poBrYs, Anct'r NIB II Id.
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M. re- GIT1DED BY WHAT YOU

me- BE GUIDED BY WHAT YOU
J1NUW.-There is an old proverb which says,
Experience is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and stling naturally turn when castlne
about for the means of relief. They inquire what
q m Medicine has done for others before they adopt
II themselves. OF all the remedies and prevent
ives in use, HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS meets the test most triumphant'y, ana
hence Its immense popularity and vast sales. The
surerer from Indigestion is sure to find some one
among his friends who has been cured OF that all
ment by the famous vegetable stomach1c. Inc
victim of fever and ague liver complaint, constl-
patton, nervous prostraton, or general debility,
has cu1v to make inquiry in the neigh6orhood
where he resides In order to discover WEat tnls
standard restorative has Effected In cases SIM itar
to his own. In the published testimony 10 lts ner-
Its he will find volume of proofs OF It's sanitary
nroperties, which 1t is Impossible for his common
Sense to resist. He tries It., and the erect IL pro-
dnces on his system adds another to the most OF
witue ses in rs favor Thus It's reputation, found,
cd on facts. not assertions, continually grows and
snre,ds. tharlatans and i'm Bostors, some OF tnem
mere local trfcksrers, and others who tske some
what wider range, attempt to thrust INTO lne
hands and down the threats OF invalids their hap
hazard connections as substitutes for the tonic
which for so many years has been medicinal STA
ME throughout the United States, Spanish Amer
fcs Canada and the West Indies, but only sue
reed to very limited extent. In this reasoning
aee the people, having ascertained What Is really
deserving of their confidence, DECLINE " running
after strange gods" mn Io-sooi"""i'
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BY Wellington 6oddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Aren't,
Corner Bank and 18th streets.

TXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
1i REAL ESTATE IN TIVE CITY OF KICH.
MOND, AND CONTIGUOUS ThERET0.-Br
virtue OF the powers conferred on me by the lat
viii and testament OF Vim. Barrel, decd, duly ad
mttted to probate In Richmond Chansery Court. |
shall, In execution thereof proceed to ael q. pub
lie auction, on the premises, In the orosr adver.
tised, on THURSDAY, the aoth. of March, 1911, a,
. O'Clock y. NJ, the following valuable NEAL
Thst excellent BRICK TENEMENT on t..
south side OF Franklin, between 2ad and 9th
streets, now In the occupancy OF Mr.. George X.
Crnmp. and adjoining the residence Of Mr.. I'd.
A. j. Clopton.
After which ssy at Il O'Clock. on the premises,
that valuable HALF-ACRE LOT. No. coo. 10 tie
canal street laoa feet, Junning back on tie east
line OF 4th street 163 feet. On this lot there are
four desirable BRICK IESEMEkTo and three
FRAMED ones, one Of which Is occupied by Pa.
Haley as grocery store, and is regarded an ex.
cellent stand. This lot win be divided In several
parcels, according to plat and survey 10 be eI.
hibited at the hour Of sale.
And after which, say At 81 O'Clock on the pre-.
misses, HALF-ACREl.OT, No. SIT, In nuval'i ad.
dition, near the northern cornoration line, on
which there stands FRAMED TENEMENT
" inston. THIS property Is opposite ~ the " Ham
Cemetery
TEENS One. fourth c,sh balance at 9, u, and
IS months, bearing per cent. per annum Inter.
est-or, at the option Of the purchasers, one
fourth cash /; balance at !, 2, and years, bearing
interest at 8 per cent per aunum, THE same paya.
BILE half-yearly,) secured by deed Of 4 ;ryss, ,n
mill Executor Of VIM. Barrel deed.
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Rirllll,ond 4ispattlr,
xr,,nv, s,AY MARCH GO, 1871.

Tur VICTIMS OF THE PARIS RIoTs.- &c Gene.
rrais Clement Thomas and T,noy.-Generat
element Thomds.-ThiS officer was born In
Libornc, in 1872. received a good education
in Paris, and entered the French army as a
volunteer. He served for awhile in the
Niuth curaissiers, took part in the con-
spiraey of Luneville, for which ne was
condemned to prison. with NJ Huina.u
and several others he escaped from S"', I',
Pelagie. and sought refuge in EnSlana. VII
the proclamation Of amnesty he retufn ,sa
editorial staff of the National news
paper. He took part in the re'ol sc
ton of February, and, under Tue
Provisional Government, was employer ~
Covernment commissioner in the depart
mani IF Gironde, where he was SUP
seouently elected q repre>en'atNe y, suo
National Assembly. Returning w I q: le,
be was elected colonel OF the secoio ,eSloti
of National Guards. his enefS! auu Isai
and fnslly he succeeded NJ. de Comtais as
con,mandcr.in chief of the National Guards.
Soon after his appointment, however, he
gave great offence in . speech delivered
from the tribune of the Assembly, in which
he denounced the Cross of the Legion OF
Honor as "a bauble of vanity" For this
he was removed from command, and was
succeeded by General Changarnier. lu the
Assembly he voted with the moderate
Democrats until the 10th Of December, 1S4S,
when he failed of a reelection. He opposed
the coup d'etat, and remained in private
life uutil after the overthrow Of Napoleon's
dynasty last year. During the siege Of
Paris be was commander OF the National
Guards, and was said to be extremely pop,
ular with the very men who assasslnatco
him on Saturday last.
General Vinoy, who is also reported to
have been mobbed. first saw service in Al
geria. where he greatly distinguished him,
self. When the war between France and
Prussia broke out last year he was on the
retired list, but he was recalled TO active
service and placed in command of corp:
Organized under his own direction. Thl:
corps, it will be remembered, arrived neal
Mczieres just in time to hear OF the terri
BILE disaster which attended the French
arms at sedan. General Finoy fell bacl
upon Paris, conducting his retreat VIII
skill and success. After the investment 0
the capital by the Germans he made TIT
first sortie, and was repulsed with heaV.
loss. Toward the close Of the siege he wa
placed in command Of the National Guard
of the Seine, and retained it till the up
pointment Of General de PaladineS. be
said to have been decided opponent
the Republic and warm adherent OF TIL
Bonaparte dynasty.
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By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION-By virtue
L OF decree pronounced by the Ghanssrr C Hua
rnary. 1sn in the suit Of Din1s executrfx, &C.,
against and others shs as at
nnblic anction. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the soh day q March 1s ~ aaas re
shereto. on the south side OF CLAY street. between
LIST and Adams streets, in the city Of Richmond,
immediately adj9ining on the west the tesi0ehce
" The lot fronts 10 feet on Clay street, runpipg
back $50 feet tmore or less) to an alley 20 iees
"t The improvements consist OF q brick dwelling
bonse. having basement, two stories and an at
tic. with back building attached, containing al,
together twelve rooms, besides smoSe-house ana
stable. a.. ,,,,.,, a
credit Of 8, IL, and IS months from DAY Of sale
puchaser 70 give ms sdsed from the day
Of sale the title to be retained until the Whole
5ored hv the court. JOS. g.. DILL,
NH a0 ids Special Commissioner.
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By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.
-ss.. No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i FARM OF FOUR HUE FokTY'
TWO AND AHALF ACRES, WTFHlMPROyE.
MENTS, &C.1N HANOVER COUNTY. ABOUT
FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICH NO sD--,Bein5
required TO execute the provisions OF deed Oh
trust bearing date the 18Th august, 1851 from
Thaddeus G. Brown and Susan r., his wife, TO zoe
undersigned trustee, duly recorded In the clerk,s
Office OF tie County court Of Hanover, snal
proceed TO sell, at public auction. on fHCRs.
DAY, the sd ms, a. = O'Clock 10 front or !ss
custom-house. In the city Of Richmond, ihs
TRACT OF LAND mentioned In satd deco, Ia
Hanover county. abou. dItren miles from klch.
mond, lying both sides OF the road Leading froa
Cedar Creek Westinghouse TO Louisa Cocr;,
house containing FOUR II U \ DEED AID
FORTY-TWO AND 4 HALF ACRES, more OF
less, Of fine farming land. . portion Of Mhisn y
well umbered, with 5 good FRAME d BLGisd
thereon, ample out houses, npe orchard VI"
ter, &C,
: TERMS Edough in cash to defray the expenses
OF executing this trust and 10 pay OIL rcte 100
$3.50; the residue on such time IS may DC az
nounced at the time OF sale.
THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD, TTusise,
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioneers mo u
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Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctio1eers,
No. 1923 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFIY-THREE ACRES OF
LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. WATER
POWER, &C., ON THE YORK RIVER RAlL,
ROAD, TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT
AUCTiON.-Being required to execute the proyi'
sions OF deed OF trust, bearing date June eth
1852 from Christian Leber, ST., 10 The undersigned
trustee, dniy recorded In the clerk Office or NE
County Court OF Heur.co, deed-bo0k 50. page als,
1 shall proceed 10 sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the Esd instant, al l. O'Clock a.. 10
front of the custom-honse III the city Of Rlcn;
moad. the TRACT OF LAND mentioned In said
deed. IN Henrico county, near Met dow station, on
che York River railroad. containing 255 acres
more or less--about two thirds cleared and In.
proved, the bal,nce timbcred, with comIorta bic
FRAMED DWELLIHG, oat-houses, water
power, mill-site, &c. .a.
TsRMS One-fouIth cash; the balance In 9, H.
Is, and "a months, for negotiable uctes, with In
terest added, and secured 6y a d. ed Of trust.
hi. GEO. D. WISE, Trustees
RICH pDsog & Co. Aucts NH u
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4. $50, ny Richardson u Ess st.3g j
Real Estate Agents and kuctioneerss
49,, TO- No. llla Main street. $50 ~

NEAT FRAME DWELLING On
"A CHURCH HILL EOR SALE PRIvATELI.
We are Instructed 20 sell. npon Moderate terms,
neat tsyo-story FRAME DWELLING containing
four large and one small room kitchen, &c.; ell
in rood repair, and centrally located. t.5..
Desirable suburban RESIDENCE Tor sale or
Exchange for city, property. e@e2j ~ atstf..
We ara authorized BY the owner. whose bust-
ness REQUIRES that he should make change TO
ci,1 n nronertv IL is pleasartiy-located and has
sverv convenience to be desired for the comfort OF
family. For further particulars, apply to
!" '"iA' - - y RICHARDSON d CO.,
,,h ~ A. 90 Ills Main street.
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CLAIMS.

I have taken an office In Washington city, and
Will prosecute before the Board or Commissions
era, Just raised. and before Congress, the CLAIMS
OF LOYAL PERSONS IN ThE SOUTH FOR
QUARTERMASTEa AMI" 90 N MlSSARY
sUPPLIaS furnished lhe troops OF the UnitSd
States during the late war. -, 49,,
mh2e.5t jos. SEGAR.
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FOR SALE AND RENE.

EOR RENT, aTWO-STORY BRICK G.
n DIV SLING. with four rooms on each es:l
floor and passage through tue centre brick XII cl
en-, ct Bile, &C., and four acres of fine garden land
attached. Oh the Brook turnpike, enc mile IRON
the city.
MARKET FAEM of twenty-three scres, With
q comfortable frame dwelling and out-houses, on
the Meadow bridge road, one mile Dorlh Of the
city.
a neat FRAME DWELLING. with four rooms,
kitchen. &C., on 10Th street, between Clay and
Leigh, Chui ca ii il.
A FAAME DWELLING, with four rooms,
kitchen, stable. &C., and two acres Of land attach
cd, in Manchester
A FRAME DWELLING on Moore street In
the rear OF j. W. Ecreridge's, Esq.
RICHARI,SON & CO.,
NH 22-dt l.l3 Main street.
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CLOTHING.

-s .... nj ..rf+s ~
.......t.
cPRING CLOTHING. ,.
am now receiving my first inGtalment OF
SPRING CLOTHING, :....- So
Ioan Youths. and boys, and respectfully call your
asseisA'A ~ ~ VIM. IRA SMITH,
Corner 10th apd Main sts,,
Old stand OF Baldwin.
N. B.-Bear in MUD will remove to lIUs Main
street, opposite First National Bank. mn 10
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DURE MOUNTAIN WHlsKEY.

The great popularity OF Peter Hanger (sr) RYE
WHISKEY has produced quite number or imi.
tstioas. Those wanting WHIeKEY which can
no. nos oe Srpasseu "a nas9s sna Inrty ean Obtain
MCCARTHY d SLATEe. cole gents
nah sslm 1924 Main street.
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DOR SALE OR RENT.-My family e.
IL proposing to return to the country early ES:I
in the spring,l otter for sale or r=nI that large
and d.SirShle FAMILY RESIDENCE, corner of
Main and lst streets. 1t contains ten rooms and
has been recently fitted up throughout the entire
fere' as one Of The most desirable and valuable
pieces OF property In the market. Early posses
sion given II desired. For terms, &C., which VIII
be made eisy. apply on the premises to
=. s. SQUIRE.
p. s.-Real estate In Charlotte county, Va,
would be taken in exchange. Also, for sale or
rent TEN ACRES on the Grove road, one mile
west Of the city limits frlS-H &S3m
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me- ROV I'D + n Q Z

Never helps those who neglect to help them
selves. Use the means for protecting your health
and fortlfy yourself against the attacks of disease
and Providence will do more for you than ever
Won dreamed of. A course of M1SHLER'S HERb
BITTERS will insure good and permanent health
to any man, woman, or child. NH 2o'eodlW&Wlt
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
q ROAD-NOTTCg TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals win be received by the under
signed, at Richmond, Va, until IL III. 2Sth March,
ISL for the graduation and masonry on one hum
dred and eight miles Of this road west OF White
Sulphar Springs It being all the remaining unfn-
ished portion OF the road not now nnder contract.
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards in tunnels, and 10000
cubic yards Of masonry: Of sl classes. and is 70
cations can DO had after the 14th March, 1T the
offices of the company, Williams street, hsw
York: at Richmond, Va, and at Huntington, W.
iron guperttructure OF the New River Bridge, At
Miller's Ferry, Payette county, w. Va. Will be
be two spans Of $50 feet each and two, of 10 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should see the
site Of the bridge, where further inform alton may
be had from the engineer In charge. This bridge
must be completed BY December, 1871.
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
fe 27-tNh28 Chief Engineer G. q O. &. E.
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BY Cook q Laughton' AucuoheefS
corner Franklin ana Governor streets.
CooPERAGE, COOPER's WAGON,
HORSE, BARRELs, &C., AT AuClho N:
on WEDNESDAY. the 22d inst At ~ Ta Ian
n wiz sSu IL h and Broad streets, So.
eGr9 Coo disI WAGON and HARNESS. in good
eEfITaRiE FAMILY HORSE, years old
las NEW IRON-BOUND " lShE oA"-
RELS,
400 COOPERED FLOUR BARRELS,
: bale TWO-INCH HOOP IRON,
ANVIL, and BLOCKS; ..,. o.t,c7es
Together with great variety or otner arsicies
IN ,n nfe Io'pe' AnC COOK & LAUGHToN, Aucts.
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By Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
18th street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE LITTLE FARM Of FIFTY ACRES,
ABOUT al MILES WEST or THE CITY "
ri :HMOND, FRONT!SG On nI.P-ECS
TURNPIKE AND sTApLFS'S MlLl. ROAD
At Z observation-disclosures 10 decree or the Cir
cult Court OF the county OF Henrlco, reIteret on
the 9th day OF November, lsea in the case OF Tuck
vs.. Shelton ct ais shall, as sp ciai eomm nm,
sioner in said decree named, proceed 70 SCI! a.
public auction. upon the premises, on shTCR.
DAY, the 10Th day OF March, ISL, ut O'Clock r
81, the valuable little FARE OF FIFTY ACREs
being portion Of The tract Conveyed 70 y: B.
Shelton, deceased, by John b, Young, specla
commissioner In the suit OF stapl' vs. stap'es,'
administrator, &C., adjoining the land OF dr. W.
8. Woodson. ~
TITS land Is in good condition, and is suscepa.
BILE or division into two lois Of twenty-five 'crts
each, one with front on the turnpike, ana the
other on the Staples mill road. and Will DC mus
divided II desired. M -.,
The above property will be sold at the costs aud
risk OF the former purchaser, who failed to COM
ply with the terms Of sale. s.-
TERMS One-iourth IN cash, and the remainGef
upon credits OF g. t. and Is months, for negotlaos
notes. with Interest ADDED and the title 20 De re-
tanned till the whole purchase mouey Is paid and
deed ordered by the CONT. ,r.
- - A. r. COURTNEY, Special Conn.,
IsBEII & Son, kucttoneers. mhI
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

CIcNuutu1 UctWCCn uioAu anu Oanh sIScI-'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
LIABLE BRICK UNWILLING At THE
SOUTHW ST CORNER OF TWENTIETH
AND GRACE sTREETS.-Pursuant TO decree
OF the Chancery Cou t Of Richmond. entered on
18th Lecember. 1870, In the case OF Gregory rs.
Hill, the subscriber, as special commissioners aF.
pointed for the purp Sc Will sell at PUBLIC sue
Is7l at s O'Clock p. NJ. If fair If not, then on
the first fair day thereafter, at the same hour the
DWELLING Of which the lat, DIR. o. b. Hi
died seized, situated as above, and occupied BY
Daniel Lyon, Eco. 1t has seven large and two
email rooms besides q batn-rCom with water and
gas also, kitchen, with three rooms and
stable and carriage-housa all In good order. The
LOT Is 30 by 100 feet 10 An alley /? feet wloe.
TERMS: One third cash. talance at one snd
two years. for negotiable notes with intetes, add
ed. AID The title retained by the court until The
notes are paid. u. w. GOklON
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. mh IS
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sp1sCrNr. NorrCEs.

aT- PARTAGAsS CIGARs.-Just land
Ing in New York, and expected here iu a few Gays
a small lot OF PARTAGAS CIGARS. CaretuiIy
selected; and being OF the new crop, these cigars
win be very superior. For sale by
~ = t'*4 OSCAR CRAM,
mhq st* No. 2 Exchange Place, 14th street.
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I ri1srSsr aAIEs-This pny. Z.
BY Richardson q CO.,
Renl Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
H. q 111S Main street.

TWENTY-FIVE AND TH1RTY,NIINIES,
| FORTIETHS ACES OF LAND ZEAL T Iv
AND WEST OF TEE aE o WJHo Lfa AZ A tt
T THnpT e. WEDNEsDAY, the 22d inst. ct :
O'Clock P. M, on the premises We Ca.l sell a.
auction the above-mentioned TRAGI w th nA Fsi.
Grounds, and running across Grace street 70 anu
fronting on Franklin stree. and the Cd
road and 10 the same real estate on winch tptangie
with the battery and Broad street ana tue oiu
Scnfletown road. u,,,or situation
This property, owing TO us peGuilad9 tba ctv Of
Richmond is highly valuable for almost any PUT
posebudng lots suburban res Sa soi In Iots
farms. or flower gafa ,arsh aae Mi' 'o
TERMS third cash the ot esianf e Interest l
and IL months, for negotiable notes, WILL
mia RICHARDSON & CO, Aucte.
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ME- FRESH COD-LIVER OIL-OUR
OWN IMPORTATIoN-JUsT RECEIVED
Anproyed and prescribed by our physicians as the
hest purest, and most acceptable to the stomach
ever sold In this market
MEADE & BAKER,
..a ill.,. Importing Pharmacists,
feoa I'm -.... g. sI9 Main street.
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NH 20 -3t* No. 2Exchnnge fIHce, lsea o.. eo..
: ~ BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS FEARLY s2,ooo,ooo, AND RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
s,oo 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUPERINTEN-
DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
Department e
for The protection of Its policy-holders every
where. .r.~
s,o, 900 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
for the protection Of its Virginia pohcy-holders'
Total removal of all restrictions on travel and
residence. No permit or extra premium Is re-
ouired. and the assured may reside or traVel on
any part of the globe.
The guaranty of a. CASH SURRENDER
ykl,uE TO EVERY POLICY, the amount OF
hich Is definitely stated in dollars aud cents, and
| Is endorsed on each policy when Issued.
RATES AS Low AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL sOUNDNEss.
PRoMPTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
1.-THE BROOKLYN LIFE"
/! was The first company to endorse guarantee OF
n definite amount Of surrender value upon every
participating policy when issued, and Is the only
company doing business In Virginia that gives It's
policy-holders the advantage OF this hoeral leu
ture. WI
| GOOD AGENTS WANTED everywhere In VIZ
| e,uia. who will be literally dealt with.
AMY TO TaOS. NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
1 General Agents,
Office No. eo2 Main ST., Richmond, va
DIR. O. F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
| NH ls.4w
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE
4 RAILROAD.

~ e CHIEF ENG1NEKR's OFFICB.l
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Z
RICHMOND. VA, March II, lsl.9 ,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Sea
~ proposals will be received By the 9naers Ign
is7l for the construction OF SHOPS at Hunting.
ton, W. Va, on the line Of the Chesapeake ana ana
Chic railroad, near the Ohio river. fr6posaa a,
work. and for the sewerage. plumbing, WINDOWS
and doors, separately. a..
offices OF the company in Richmond and hunt
ington on and after the goth instant.
II. ID. WaITCOMB, Chief Engineer.
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