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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27

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H2l,ch Wh COURT, .WEpxEspAY-,J,x.sst;ccee,',. e, r
W were dis9o1ps Msg pss.a."g-The following cases
Thos;; Griffin, (not our Tom, the c.,aror /,
charged with being drunk and unahle elJ ~
the city. away rom
John Astrap lcolored). charged with being
required in $500 for six months.
X. Fl. Spriggs, Althea Redcross, William
Kelly, Ellen Wilson, Samuel Fisher, Lizzie
Hamlin. Clinton Allen, William Maxfeld,
Peggy johnson, James Jones, Washington
Artist. Maggie Pitman, Washington Brown,
Malinda Morris, and John Moore (colored),
charged on warrant with keeping an i'll
governed and disorderly house Of evil fame,
name, and reputation, resorted to at night
aud in the day by divers idle and dissolute
persons of both sexes, to the great annoy
ance of persons residing i'll the neighbOr-
hood. Sam. Fisher, who was acting as
doorkeeper, and Spriggss, The agent OF the
house, were sent on to the grand jury, and
the rest let off. ~" .ts .H
Jos. Whitaker, charged with creating o
great noise and using indecent language, to
the annoyance of all the household on
Byrd street. Let off upon fair promises for
his future good behavior.
Eliza Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing $19 so in currency from. the person
of Joseph Jones. Sent, on to the grand
jury.
Jas, Allen, Geo. Taylor, VIM. Christian,
Chas. Farris, Jane Green, Ann L. Robin
son, and Alice Jones (colored), charged
with keeping an ill-Soyerned and disorderly
house Of evil fame, name, and reputation.
Chas. Farris, Jane Green, and Alice Jones
were let off, and the rest sent on to the
grand jury.
Eugene Davis, charged with assaulting,
striking, and threatening TO cut open and
kill John w. Mcdonald. Discharged.
Park Gentry and Chas. Welch, charged
with assaulting, striking, and beating Robt.
Davis. Discharged.
Andrew Price ,colored), charged with
having in his possession one bag of cab
base supposed to be stolen from some per-
son unknown. Continued until the 9th
instant.
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I our humble prisoner,
RICHARD GREEN

TIE PnoT-LAw CAsE-Discharye of
Capt. Ktrby.-The case of Capt. L. Kirby.
charged with violating the pilot laws of
Virginia, was tried by Justice White on
yesterday, George d. Wise, attorney for
the Commonwealth, appearing for the pros
ecution and Judge Crump Tor the defence,
the investigation and arguments of counsel
occupying over four hours of the time of
the Court.
1t Will be remembered that Capt. Kirby
left Baltimore day or TWO ago, having in
tow the barks Wavelet and Peter &. War
wick, bound for this port. On passing Old
Point the barks were hailed and offered the
services Of a pilot, but refused TO take one,
and were brought to Richmond by the tug;
WhereupOn the warrant was gotten out by
Capt. Drummond, Il Virginia pilot, charg-
iii" CaDt. Kirby with u violation of our
pilot laws.
After hearing the able arguments OF
counsel and carefully considering the law,
Justice White held that if there Is any OF:
fer OF service required by law it should
have been made at 4 point impliedly desig.
mated hy law-cast OF Cape Henry. The
vessels hayin. been hailed at Il point other
than the one designated by law, it is held
chat the offer of pilot service was illegal
the offer of pilot service being illegal, il
follows that there WAS no service. ...
1t was argued by the prosecution that
the parties being within the line prescribed
by law, the offer OF service could not be
made ut the prescribed point.
1t is held that the defendant, being with
in the said line, was not within the statute
the statute not applying to vessels within
said line. If it were mandatory for vessels
east of Cape Henry to employ pilots, the
law should designate places at which the
offer of pilot service should be made. There
being no such place designated, it follow;
that the employment OF pilots within the
capes is altogether optional with the com
manderS OF vessels.
For these and other reasons the Police
Justice held that there had been no viola
ton Of the law on the part Of the defend
ant, and Captain Kirby WAS accordingly
discharged from custody.
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MAGEfENERY. &C.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

secondhand twenty-five horsepower STEAf
ENGINE, with thirty five nor Ge-power
Tubular boiler, in best order;
tweul. huJbc-puw PORTABLE EkGfSE aEc
BGILEh, svccud-hand good as new;
nav t~elvc hOr-c-power PORTABLE ENHlSE
aud Bplur
l secondhand .h,riy-Gve horse-Eow 5r TUBULAR
hDl-tR; -
second hand Twelve horsepower PORTAbLE
EbiLkk;
ALDta FAN BLOWER, good as new;
PtWEk PCMPS, capacity coo gallons ISr Min
ui,, In hest Working OrGeF
tire, foot PORTABLE GRl>T MILL (French
Burr slGue>l, in cumlletc oracr:
pairs fLEn FORM SthlES, on whteis;
] PhWkE HOkiicihG MACHINE;
FORCE FUMrS:
large COPPER KETTLES;
All sizes hHA Fling, HAkG GRS, PULL1ES,
BtTl1 and = yG NhEELS, and 3 variety
tf all sorts Of machinery.
All OF which wll he clOe.d out at low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand. good asGoltmcut OF
tTEAM GACGk-, FEET Valves,
GLOBE FALFGS, BRASS COCKS OF all
GAUGE tOCk>, kinds,
WAT1R GACGrh TALON COCKS,
sgLF-OILIhG CUPS, or. CANs-all KINDS
All goocs warraGted or the besS material and
SLOAT & ADDIE6TOE,
Nos. l422, 1874 1925, and la2s Cary street,
and Nos. 10 and Is south l5to street:
tyA Richmond, Va.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING To-N1GHr.-

GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING To-NIGHT.-
y grand temperance meeting, under the
auspices OF the Supreme Council of the
Friends OF temperance" now in session in
lills citF, VIII he held at Trinity Church,
corner OF 10th and Broad streets. to-ni"ht
ut SH O'Clock, .
This will he very interesting occasion.
ihc exercises will consist of speaking by
the following eminent members of the
Council, who are justly considered eloquent
speakers: A. Pope Abel, of CharlntteS-
vile Rev. John N. Andrews, of North
Carolina; Rev. w. w. Greene, of Spolsyl-
vania county, and Rev. W. b. Wcllons. OF
Suffolk. aE
Tie children of Trinity Sunday school,
composing the temperance club, have been
practising for the occasion, and will con-
tribute some fine singing.
The reunion OF Old Dominion Council
will take place Immediately after the public
meeting,
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: GREAT suaPRIsE.-We Inc q friend with nc
smile on his Jace we inquired the cause OF ais
10y. HIS answer was, he found the finest import
ed cigars, nearly rs cheap as before the war, at
WiSsTccK'S, No. II lah street, under the fS
change Hotel. Go there, de ar emokers Of fine
cigars, AID supply yourselves. You can buy as
SIN all quantity as you like. WIssrocK says hs
is determined to put down the prizes Of fine cigars
go all can smoke them. ts-1 as.4s.-.@+ ...
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NOT AN ATTEMPT AT SU1cIDE.-A report
was in circulation Yesterday that woman
living in an alley near Exchange alley had
attempted to take her own life by drinking
an ounce of laudanum. The truth of the
report, however, s,that the womln-Jennle
Mayo-had been drinking too much, and, in
addition, had swallowed good-sized quid
of tobacco. The brandy and tobacco to-
gethcr produced spasms, and this it was
which alarmed friend who was with her.
She sent for Il physician Immediately, but
his services were not needed, aud Jennie
was entirely restored by daylight.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
THOMAS. ". KEEsRE win sell a. 10 o,clo

THOMAS W. KEE5EE will sell at 10 O'Clock
pianos. carpet household furniture, &c.
D. X. WF1sIG ER win sell this afternoon Va
cant lot on the east side of 18th street, south OF
Grace.
COOK & LAUGHTO TON will sell at 10 A. hi. house
h,ld furniture, &c. s'-i.,s -..-l
E. 4. HEWBERN will sell q. Q p. NJ. fifteen
building lots In Sidney. 4 y Hh"# ss'-
LYME & BROTHER will sell at G1 P. NJ. several
building lots on 2sth and Clay streets and on
Goth and Marshell streets.
w. KEESET will sell at II 81. q pew In
the Monumental Church.
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LET me here say that one of the greatest
nuisances ut hotel is a handsome young
man. lie is an intolerable bore to al the
ladies of good sense i'll the Louise. II /
might be allowed suggestion, would ad-
wise every father who Is threatened WITH a
handsome man in the family just to take Il
clothes pounder and batter his nose to IL
pumice,- ,-NetGp0rt Letter.
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THE RELEASE OF TYREE ON HIS Own Re-
coGN1zANCE.-Jlmes II. Tyree, who, it will
be remembered. was arrested some time
ago, charged with representing himself as
being United States revenue officer, and
on account Of being unable to give bail has
since been confined in the city Jail, was yes
terday morning brought before U. S. Com
missioner Pleasants, and recognized to ap-
pear on the first Monday in October next
to answer in the sum of $500. This action
in his case was done on account of his being
very i'll. DR.. Cunningham, his physician,
certified that, in his opinion, any longer
confinement in Jail would endanger his life.
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THE CASE OF D. w. Moon.-In the Po.
lice Court Yesterday ID. w. Moor, who
stands charged with having altered q RECEIPT
After partial examination the case was !;
continued until the 31st, and the accused
hailed in the sum OF $1,000 for his appear
ance at that time.
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COBALT FOR TOBACCO PLANTs.-The Cal
vert (Md.) Journal calls the attention of
the planters Of that county to the fact that
the Calvert County Agricultural Society
has ugsin made arrangements for gratul-
tous distribution ot cobalt. Too much
stress caunot be laid upon the Importance
of an extended Use Of this article. It's u'il-
ity in checking the dcprcdatlons OF the to-
bacco worm has been frequently demo
strated, and especially in thi, county last
year the favorable results of its use were
wonderfully manifest. We have no doubt
that many hundreds Of dollars We're thus
saved to our planters on the tobacco crop
of the last season. 1t was subject OF re-
mark throughout the county, and especial
lv in those nei@hborhoods where the cobalt
was most generally used, that the worm
WAS never known to give SO little trou-
bic. or to do SO little damage. Aud
vet the use of the cobalt, even last
wear, was only partial. Many planters were
nerfcctly indifferent to the new remedy for
the tobacco pests that was brought to their
attention, and were content to plod on in
the old way, catching and stran2lln2 cach
worm separately, instead OF sweeping them
off by millions ut stroke. IasC expert
ments in The use of the cobalt have demon.
srrated the practicability not Only OF iessen-
ing the dcpreiatlonS committea Dy Tue
worm. but of virtually annihilating this
pest altogether. It is only necessary that
Inc planters of the tobacco-Srowing coun-
tics unite and persist for Il few years in the
use of the antiCtote, and the raising OF
crop of good and whole-leafed tobacco will
become Comparatively an easy and sure
We trust. continues the Journal, that the
planters OF our county will see and appre:
ciate the importance Of this matter, ana
that there will he general use OF the CO.
bait this year. 1t may De had gratultously
at the principal stores of the county upon
application. There have also been pre-
pared, by order of the Agricultural, So
ciety, printed directions for the use OF CO.
bait, copy of which may he obtained with
the article Itself.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention Of mer.
chants, clerks OF courts. sherifs lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents and
ail others having orders for printing, 10 The facii
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAp-
LIsiIMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OK all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, B!ll-Heads, Letter-Heats,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks. Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bitls Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
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DISCOVERY OF New PLANET Utica. ".
y July 25.-Proicssor Peters, of the Lite h
field Observatory, Hamilton College, an
nounces tho discovery of u small planet,
the 114th in the group of asteroids. At 5
O'clock this morning it was observed in p
hour, 43 minutes right declension, and 10
degrees II minutes south declension, haY-
Ing moved in "a hours As seconds Ia former
coordinate and 4 minutes and ~ SECONDS
toward the south. Its magnitude IL estl-
mated between II and l3.
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FINE BEACH FOR BATHING; SPLENDlO
FISHING AND BOATING.

This beautiful island is located eighteen inues
from S4nduskY. with which 1t Is In asily connec.
nlacc where Com. Perry pu: in after his gress
yyi~iory ou Lake Erie. IL Is universally pro.
uouncs to he without an eqnal as summer re- =
Srst class In every espccL having all m0deIn I'M
~ oyements uncludins gas). all maning 70 ieh en-
d.p This one OF The first watering places III lhe
country. .,,s aa,,,btf IN, WI
ter Ing place has teen placed AZ the low fS'e u
THIRTY DOLLARS. .,,k
eta apply at the comp sny's office corner OF pro.
ana 8n streets, and Ticket G1ce, corner nyrd anu
sth stres.a j. Is. GENTLY,
:" ~ o. In - "ytts. General Ticket Agent.
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,oorra AIfred Townsend

George Alfred Townsend is "Go'ng"
DeIaware for the Chicago Tribune. He
says it looks like u trigger under the I,g
pistoLbarrel of Pennsylvania, and adds that
the people love good food more than light,
and that ga Delawurean with a frleasseed
chicken before him is sight to make l4-
CITY weep"
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BILLIARps.-An lovers OF the game Of billiards
will probably like to visit the Billiard Temple
this evening snd witness game between Mr.. Ed
WARD BRYAN, formerly OF this place, and JEM'
ME MARVIN, late OF the Spotswood rooms.
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The people Of Richmond have come to the same
conclusion In regard to the HOWE SEWING MA
CHINE. RS the judges did at the great Paris Kxpo-
sition OF 1S67-vz. that 1t is the BEST. We iuyise
all to c.ll and see ,he HOWE In operation at s25
Main street. j. y. MCKINNEY.
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FUNDING.-Thc amount of the public
debt funded yesterday at the Treasurer's
office was SlI4, ,690.99, making total since
the Jth inst. OF S., SO2 ,SGS.41.
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The EAcuo AssAULr1NG CAsE.-The case $
of Tobias and Mitchell Eacho, charged on
warrant with assaulting each other, were
called in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, and. after lengthy and tedious exam.
ination, Justice White imposed fine OF $20
on Tobias and $40 on Mitchell, and bound
them both over in the sum OF S3o0 LOT Twelve
months.
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NEW Cause.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company are building several
splendid tirst-class passenger coaches. One
has already been completed and put upon
the road
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INsANE.-Margaret Lynch, who was sent
to Jail some time since tor being drunk and
di>ordcrly in the street, it is stated has lost
her mind.
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ALLEGED REVENUE VIoLATIONs.-The ca
nal-boat Virginia WAS seized Yesterday
morning by Deputy Marshal Fitch for al-
legged revenue violations. ......
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A prOMATTOX PAPER MILL,

IN PEEEE oBUnG VA,
M-.nufectuIers OF News, ByoA. aud Wrapping
tfpfrS.
orders solicited u 9lica We Dropiigr prompt
AID faithful attention.
MclLWAINE & co,
U,f la-SG Groceys and Commission Mefcaauee.
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Carte. de- Wis tie Portraits Of The lamented Col.
D. LEE POWELL Will be presented to hts pupils
on application ut tie LEE" GALLERY, 9!0 Main
street. This picture Is considered by his friends
to be The best extant.
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ENVELOPES furnished aud printed at 90, $3.50,
S3.7s, aid $3.50 per l,ooc, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. '.''
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A Box FULL.-The prisoners box at the
Police Court yesterday was as iull as it
could we'll be. There was larger number
Of prisoners OH band than at any time since
the first of January, ..
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We canuo. refrain from calling the attention @
our customers to Eessrs. ". d. BLAIR q COLI
"B seiec:" brand or whiskev. They sell IL .
S' per gallon and It's quality Is really superior
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CONVICT RECElvED.-Manuel jackson
(colored), convicted in Fairfax county of
house breaking and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment, was received ut the peni-
tcntiary Yesterday.
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4 vIRGISIAS RELIEVED.

At the breaking out of the late war Mr..
Geo. G.. uutter, Of Virginia, WAS pay
master in the United States army, and be-
Ing ncapacitated by aye from active service,
J., >i.ucd his position just after tue State OF
Virginia passed the secession ordinance.
He had nj that time in his possession United
States funds to the amount OF $1,000 III
gold, and 81, 900 in currency. With IA view
of saving this money until the war should
be over, he buried the gold in the ground
and deposited the currency in the banks in
LyuchDurg. At a later date the Contede-
rate Government compelled the banks I'M
der its jurisdiction to fund all their deposits
in eight per cent. Confederate bonds, which
absorbed the deposits OF Hutter as well as
Of all other persons having money 10 their
credit in the banking houses of The South.
Mr.. Hutter was entirely Impoverished
py the war, and some time subsequent to
lis termination applied to the Government
10 be relieved from his responsibility by re-
funding the gold still in his hands, the Con-
lcderate bonds held by him being the only
asset he csuld show for the currency ill.,
voluntarily surrendered by him at the man
date Of the Confederate Government. Alter
a full consideration Of the matter, the
Treasury Department to-day compromised
the case ana settled the account Us pro-
posed Washington letter-BGtltnlore Sun.
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RANGE oF THERMOMETERS AT THE Dls-
p.TnU % 0rr1cE July 26, 1871: a. NJ, 100 !;
3P. NJ, $50; GP. NJ, 790.
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& LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during tho summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut so cents per month, payable In adj
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sECURlTr s*&UAANCS cO1EANf,

SECURITY tsSUGANCE CO1EANT,
~ 5~l.N Ip:.k.
= l
CAST rS.ri.s tiauualy |. ir'"i...... .,oi.,Sopsts
BRANCH OFFICE. NJ lVl1 hAl" STREET..
u, Issue Policies IL tn ahnre ilss:-class
.aIniALy on every dcscrir'!no "t REAL a Nd
rE,,-pHN;. H!.Di'tk'l for proac;till aealr3t
i..s - bunaa. ~ h;". MANI ): t. gnG -. = NJ
RI rs :ah"n u any pei ~ IT, t'iIe" Si"tes.
rulrcltg nr nrrcs gu. 1 - l.-43d for from "ar 10
l..
r4tss ~ bows rs tncse cf snv other company
.t.l.N.y .l.i.i,in A.J,i,cAt!uns solicited.
f.~i -. =. VhLHEH ~ CO. Agents.
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CLOTHING, Ia endless variety, and at low prices,
at Z. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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EXPRESS MESSENGER APPOINTED MIR. d..
w. Goldsby has been appointed express
messenger between this city and Green's
DOrO,
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. Oriental INITIAL PAPER.-The best paper In
the city. A fresh cupply just received at ELY
SON & &ThYLOR'S 1ll6 Main street.
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THE "LEE" GALLERY open every day tSa,
days excepted from IA. N. TO 7P. M. -
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;Gentlemsn's furnishings, q large stock, low
prices at Il. b. SPENCE e SON's, 1900 Main street.
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AppLEroN's JOURNAL, Saturday Nt9ht,
and Neesly, ,rI,r 70, .n11 11,s SSa Main street.
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W. ID. BLAIR Il Co 9th and Maiu, have small
quantity OF pale brandy, yintsge OF 1910. The
Quality Is superb. ....-s .. .... ..... Gin,
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THERE will be q match game oi Dilii'uds
at The Billiard Temple this evening.
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TIE WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TIE WASHlNGIUN AND VlIIU 1'aILnV1iD'
The Committee on Railroads Of the House
OF Delegates yesterday heard statements
mace hy Hon. Lewis Mckenzie and DR..
Hill in the interest Of the Washington and
Chic railroad. The committee, 1t is said,
the subscription OF 81 ,000, ,0o0 stock i'll the
proposed new enterprise of extending that
road to the Ohio river Washington I0-
},20t
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Try the super ior Missouri haus w. ID. BLAZE
Co, 9th and Main, have just received.
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IREE-RIDE EXCURSION.

Don't forget and be sure 10 be In time sos 9otosa
rIis kyEStNGl a. IN . isl. sAsssas,iaI AsM, ri Br.H-
out IN the omnibus Sra spa s ,,ssssia In sidney,
rsnidi.y impfOv ux, Fac. ...!s ne, ns,kaoUsA,S
Our b.st citizens have bought aa!siEnsWyppI;sS.
- e" @ No. 1918 Main sisees'
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II \. WALKER Il CO.,
II. tlKE. MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AG GENTS,
OFFICE, 30. IUi3 9A!N STESEi,
uncer M.s5rs. K. II. AaurJ & Co.

buildings, me-chaa aat;Se, furniture, emo personai
property OF HI Kinds, IN tue city and country, ln
rGrrn ggai'st loss or damage by IRE At Inc lo~Sst
Tli"s In companies Of the highest Standing.
:rltrrr ~ 6a-r . II IS AL! t.arl:1e anu lniaha
T:.aS AIKEN At tic lowest rats.
Losses cIuttaniy adjusted and promptly f2lo.
g.
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I,,pnsi,cd with Treasurer OF Virginia.
I'aitcd States bonds .........S $4,000 ol
p..ansftel with the Comptroller OF New
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s,,cAnoItsrs individually Iiah!e under state law,
adding SO coo, cc1 adIftional secnrlty TO the
ySlrp&oN.
Losses r,,uitahly adjusted snd promptly paid.
john II. CuklSuRNE. & CO.,
IL. n Acenfs
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EpnYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
ta:f,ai TioGco0o0
I.n,,~li., v;iiL lin, Treasurer OF Na..., $50, 800
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