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The LATE RECTOR or MOUNT CALVARY
CHuRcH--HE EMBRACES THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
FMTH.--Reference has been heretofore made
to the difficulties which existed between the
Right Bev. Bishop Whittingham, of the Pro-
.teStant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, and
the late rector of Mount Calvary church, Rev.
Alfred A. Curtis, which resulted in the latter
refusing to accept the pastoral letter of the
House of Bishops, and subsequently of his
resignation of the charge. Soon after the
difficulties arose, Mr.. Curtis left this country
and proceeded to Birmingham, England,
where he still remains his object in going
there, it is understood, being to consult with
DIR. Newman, formerly prominent divine
in the Church of England, but now, us is
generally known, a member Of the Roman
Catholic Church. And it is further under
stood that Mr.. Curtis has connected
himself with the Church Of Rome. A
few days ago Bishop Nottingham received
a communication from Mr.. Curtis, notifying
him OF his intention Of renouncing his faith
in the Protestant Episcopal Church. Acting
upon this letter the Bishop called together
number of the clergy of Baltimore, who met
in St. Paul's church OH Wednesday last at
the 11-o'ciock service. Immediately after
the second lesson the Bishop placed himself
in front of the altar and publicly reada state
ment deposing Mr.. Curtis from all duties at
tachiHg to the Office of presbyter or priest in
the Episcopal Church, in accordance with
the canon provided for such eases. 1t is be-
lieved that Mr.. Curtis will not present him
self, for the present at least, as candidate
for holy orders in the Roman Catholic
Church, but viii maintain the position of q
laynlan for a time, =. Baltfn,ore Sun, 27M.
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Preparing for the Military.

On Thursday last Mr.. MORTON, of Indiana,
who is General GRANTS right hand man in
the Senate, introduced into that body Il bill
to amend the enforcement act. OF course
the intention is to clothe the Federal ap-
pointees who are to supervise elections for
congressman and presidential electors with
additional powers, and put into General
GRANTS hands other means of perpet-
uating his rule. We have not yet seen
the bill, but we know the INSCRIPTIONS
character of its patron. His malignity
overbalances his Judgment. He would
Justify the President in any measure which
he might take to secure the ascendancy of
the Radical party. Mr.. MORTON is a cool
fanatic, If such thing can be. He delibe-
rately works himself into a passion, and
then Is ready to lie in the furtherance of his
schemes. Doubtless some allowance ought
to be made for him on account of his ply
steal sufferings but when this is done, he re-
mains bold, bad man--a dangerous one if
there be any dangerous ones in the Senate.
We shall keep an eye upon Mr.. MoRToN's
little bill. We trust that it's character will be
exposed in the Senate. @% --.t
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"All Quiet Along the Potomac TO-
Night"

| NlSnt.
| The Savannah Republican says OF hI
divers letter, which unpublished the o'he'
day: 1u,,
CAN QUIET ALONG THE PoToMAC.-Hugh
T. Oliver of Madison. Ga, claims that the
author Of this poem was his father. Ihad-
deus oliver. now dead, of the Second Georgia
reri,rcnt. whose home was Buem VISTA,
Marion county. Ga. This is the poem Oh
which Lamar Font;,ine has claimed the
authorship. 49,, do
we believe Mr. Oliver sincere IN TINS ne
c,,,t;on hut we are inclined to the opinion
that he il mistaken. The authorship has TOO
lopr remained unchallenged to lc questioned
Mt this late day. It is very often that men
have manuscript poems in their possession
not of their own production, and we pre-
slllpc this was the case with Mr.. OllVer.
4 lady of New York has also claimed to be
the author of the poem; (see W. GILMORE
SlMMs's War Poetry Of the South, published
in 1866 J and we confess that having first read
it as a northern poem, we have ever since
been disposed to regard it as such. The in
terlwl evidence is all IN the ady's favor. Inc
floughts arc Il woman's; and the following
lines would seem unquestionably to have
been peIlned from Il northern point OF view
An quiet afong the Potomac tonight
Except here AND there u stray picket
IL shot. as he walks on his beat TO ana ITO,
BY Il riheman hid Nv the tllicket.
The ritleman was a maddened NirSimar
'fhid in the thicket," not farskee carrylngf
musket. There was no YasIIee "hld IN
thicket" to shoot down our pockets; but Il
was charged that our Virginia rsiemcn [nott
the world thus concealed themselves 10 XII
Yankee pickets. Perhaps Mr.. FoSrAiSE OF
Mr. OLIVER can explain away this LNhcui5y
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The Petersburg Inder hardly does the fail
thing when it culls a sentence out of our To-
cal columns and speaks of it as if it had beer
penned by the editor of the Dispatch. Sc
we shall not attempt to enlighten the Indea
as to the meaning of that mysterious sen
tence. But il is our business to notice thu
following squib:
HARD on Mr.. ADAMs.-In commenting
upon Mr.. Adams's letter, touching the Gin
cinnati nomination, the Dispatch remarks:
"He wrote 1t just as he started to Europe
to let his friends know his position.''
1t is good thing TO be a ne,rs paper and
there Is little doubt that it will be news to
Mr.. Adams, this journey to Europe to inform
his friends ais to his position.
But the only notice we shall take of it is to
call public attention to It. We desire that
our readers Shall know how sharp critic
the Indes man Is.
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Adjournment Of Congress.


There w,,s an interesting debate in the
House Of Representatives on Friday last upon
the resolution of sIr.ssD raKssS, of sPennssi.
vania, providing for the adjournment OF so"
gress on the Gosh proxinao. The speaRe,s
INDUCED in good many pleasant pcrsona'''
ties. Mr.. BROOKS, Of New York no ca
pcrienced parliamentarianas speaker nls. . !.
had occasion to remark, called Dickai
the representative of the nickel o,s''t p.oo..
uoAR attempted twice to take NJ. ,'.,,
off his feet by raising questions Oh oiuel, 49,
49,. s,r,rrr did not rule against BROOKS
,,., I ,ook the liberty of calling Mr.. HoAR
w.. ,o,,rcscnta,iye Of the wire district.
.rhe nickel auds the wire representatives. 'ol
course favored adjournment, because tney
All NOT want the tariff disturbed. Mr.
KELLY, however, the great leader OF the pro
tecii,nists, who, Mr.. Brooks said, is willing
70 reduce the taxes upon anything except
those things which he represents, MADE a
stirring speech against the adlourhiheh''
thus separating himself from bis protee.
ZIONIST associates. SCNSET NoS hau !" wa"
to say. The SPEAKER thought Cox was
str,ying away from his SUBJECT anu
told him that his remarks were not pertinent
to the question before the House; where
mon Cox responded that he did not WISH 70
bc impertinent to the SPEAKER because ne (the
chair might be nominee of either the fhs'
ladelphia or the Cincinnati Con'eh1lon' o.
which bodies Cox was speaking "het' LIE
CHAIR interrupted him. Of course there was
laugh: for Cox never takes the iioor tha'
lie does not cause one. The final result was
that by vote of ITO to so the House refused
TO PASS the resolution. The Democrats sen'
orally voted against it, we believe.
II would seem that the House oil Repre-
sentatives is governed by revenue relorhers
rather than by protcctonists; and hence we
might infer that it would probably reduce the
tariff. But the Senate is so decidedly on The
other side of the question that we 90 not eS'
meet such a result. 1t is, therefore, not lm'
nossibIe that Congress will yet let the tarlf'
alone and adjourn the last Of May or early III
June,
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N.n.,r DFNJEINAN

MADAM DEN1ELMAN
desires to inform the ladies of Richmond ana rlcl-
nifty that she has fitted up the store No 1873 MILD
handomcst and bcSt-selccted stocks OF
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered In this city: among which She o1era
BONNETS and HATS. of the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS. and
BONNET MATERIAL of i'll descriptions.
Also, 4 very large assortment OF
LADIES' and INFANTS, CAPS.
She has also added to her business one OF the largest
and best-seccted stocks OF HAIR GOODS evei
brought to this city, consisting Of real and imitation
Switches and Curs; something new, the Corner alio
Nilsson Braids: Chignons.in I'LL shade and Styles III
endless variety.
Special inducements offered to country merchants
to buy wholesale.
Having had u great many years of experience Ill
the millinery business. am confident OF giving ell
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do well 10 call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere
n e. Persons wishing 10 make their own Bonnels
can he supplied with I'LL necessary materials ut
MAD. DEMELMAN'S.
ap slim No. 1923 Main street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special dispatch to t,:c Baltimore Sun.
Enc Congressional Ad journMcnf cues
tiOn--Earif Complications.

Special dispatch to f,.c Baltimore Sun
Tsc Congressional Ad journD,cnt Cues
tion--Earisf Complications.
WAs1,1NeToS, April 2G.-There was unusual
interest manifested in 4 spirited discussion
in the H0ttsc to-day over resolution intro
duced for All adjournment of Congress on
the 18th of May. Fad it not become too ar-
parent from the source from which the pro-
position originated that rs real purpose was
to prevent general reVisioIi OF the tarlll, II
would have undoubtedly passed; but the
debate on both sides from the trlcisis OF reye-
nue reform was such as to clearly expose inc
evident purpose of the resolution, ana to Sc
cure its defeat by some twenty majority. Mr.
Kelley, of Pennsylvania, alone. OF all the I'll
ritlites, opposed the adjournment, for the res-
son, us he alleged, that if Congress left here
within Il month it would be the deith-knell
of the Republican party.
The House, therefore, took up the tariff
bill, and entered upon Il general debate,
which promises to run for at least week,
and to cover the ground which has been ira
yelled so often. The Senatorial Catlctis Coin
Initec, however, to-day took such action on
the question Of tariff us to compllcate the
disposition of this subject, and possibly solve
An carry adjournment: pioNlueu, vi Soatse,
that the Senate ratities 1t. This committee
has decided to propose that the House tree
tea and coffee bill be taken up and disposed
of at once. If passed without amendment,
it goes to the President for signature, and
will so far reduce the revenue from customs
as to almost obviate the necessity OF gene
ral tariff bill; but if voted down or amend
ed, it will give the House proper notice OF
what the Senate proposes to do on this i'm
portant question Of reducing taxation. The
movement in the House to-day for an early
adjournment, and the action of this caucus
committee-both movements being headed
by Pennsyvania-it is quite plain IRE made
in the interests of the protectionists.
Postal.
j. A. Stone is appointed postmaster at
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nRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
PEDIN & VII Il l. X,
AT THEIR NEW STORE, 100 MAIN STREET,
an entire new and desirable stock Of
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
among which will be found
JAPANESE SILK, LINEN SUITS,
DOLLY WARDEN BLACK ALPACA,
CRETONE, TOILE ECME, GENAPPINE,
and any other style that Is not Dolly Warden.
Gentlemen's department full and very complete
SIMONI'S CLOTHS,
HILGER'S G.! FRENCH DOE-SKIN CASHMERE.
BARNABYRUDGE FANCY DOE-SkIN CAsSI-
MERES,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, sc. ap 9s-1w
GONE TO BROAD STREET FOR BAR
" GAINS.-As successor to Duckwall & Rouss, !
am now receiving from New York by almost every
steamer fresh supplies of NEW AND SEASON
ABLE DRY GOODS. to which public attention Is
invited.
My terms will be strictly cash.
G. T. BARBEE,
ap e5-am No. 900 Broad street, Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr. DRESS GOODS, DRESS = 80.

n-77- DRESS GOODS, DRESS g oous.
We A.xs ae,s hand large sseskossa 81 &
FEGuups ofils latest styles, among whiea W. :
mdnd ~ r, IA.
pLAIs;m, Am. eHEcKgD, and yIGuREi ''A'
.9spANESE SIr5KS Is
,M, t,i,,I ' cTHALIa.CHALDLC CT oTH
NORWICH popL1Ns, TofLE Egkg'
TsphNTsE popIINs, GENAPPINE'
TycooN REPS. DOLLY vARDENo:
uT.,IpEn' copDEp, and FIGURED Pi99s %
cor oRED PRINTED PJQUEs, PE s ! "a
cRETONs, LINEN for suits c,,rcKs. -
STpIpEn RALERNO TAFFAIA
S;tIinA ar sKs. IRON GREEADlNEsi ,u.<
| .IErINAs Pep and SILK WAR; PoIi.iNSS@ .
sTnIpEn and FIGURED GRENADiNIo' "
| CHALLIES In all colors. q
| ri, ACK and COLORED ALPACAo' s. 2
MOILAIRS Of superior quality x,p A z1NE.
TAMIsE, CREPE MARETZ, Bo.t i,1nra.
pnINIrEn CHALLIES and DEL
| Ar woOJ, DEL, ZINES in black anu .o.oi s,
1r1 LAWNS, LINENLAWNei oi I " sssts
WASH POPIINS, YOSEMlTEs; ;..g.E
W.pIposAs. LINEN LusTRES;
nATIsTE, SEERSU CkER>; ,D,
molly Walden SWISS MuS5Ll'liNsi' .s
DOLLY WARDEN PIQUES. a.f
noII,Y WARDEN PERCALES' .. A.,
| DOLLY WARDEN CHALLl, .,s..
! molly WARDEN CRETONNEs,
DOLLY WARDEN LAWNS,
| DOLLY WARDEN DELAINES' ana I'LL oiilei NJ NJ .
asyle of dress goods adapted to the season.
LEVY BROTHERS,
| -s r@s 1913 and 1915 Main street.
| Dr,1y WARDEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
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Balance in favor of the Brook
lyn at stock rates. 1888 90 s3S5 90
The greatly advantageous feature of the Brook
Ign I'm endorsing the Surrender Values upon its
policies in dollars and cents. for ten consecutive
yeorS, has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuarics as also from
the press North and South.
Tho Hon. Elizur Wright, who is admitted to be the
greatest insurance mathematician and actuary in
America, congrutulating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, ~ am particularly pleased by your depart
ure in the right direction from the ordinary method
Of computing the Surrender Values" "One of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatsfac-
ton Of retiring policy-hoders at the smaltness Of
the surrender raLue paid" &c. IAN this would
have been prevented by il distinct statement on the
policy in adrance Of the sum to be paid."
This statement, 1t will be seen, the Brooklyn makes
In dollars and cents, that there can be no mis-
take.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE:
The Sentinel, (Raleigh, " ca january q, 1863
.sThis Qret feature Of cash surrender. roincS Is
Improvement that signalizcs the era of life insu-
rlnce.''
puny In the land A comparison with other corpo-
fatiOnS of Il similar character viii convince all Of
Lyn Ltfe.''
DiSDatci, Isl. Louis, IMo.,) January :, 1861" A
policy in the BROOKLYN Life is thus worth so much
in ready money. This IS the only life company in
tof endorsing the cash surrender values IN dollars
aud cents) into It's business "Policy-holiers being
doubly assured, the system cannot fail to become
very popular"
,:wlll be seen that assert nothing in the above
advertisement, but make simple statement of the
superior adruntdgeS Of The Brooklyn as 1t appears
from diSintereSted parties, and which Is strictly
correct. -...s - .s..,
Good agents wanted everywhere In Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents for Virginia.
Office No. 902 Main street, Richmond, Va.
ap lost & tlaw3m
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND AuDITOR,(
MANCHESTER, April IS, 1872. :
rTIHE FOLLOWING EXTRACT FROM
4 THE REVISED ORDINANCES is published
for the information of those whom il may concern
Every person, firm, or company; doing blsncss
in said town (Ianchester) OF every kind CHARACTER
calling and description, IckO are required To VbtA
Il lcese from the county or State shall paya special
liccuse tax of ten dollars per year"
Persons wishing to obtain certificates as above are
hereby notified to apply to the Assessor on OF before
the 1St day of May, 1879.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees. :
ROBERT II. BEAZLEY,
ap 2s-tftd Secretary and Auditor.
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GECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLINS in all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS in plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES In black and white ground, with
figures and stripes
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from a5c. to &,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDkER.
CHIEFS at l5c., &"
MARSEILLES QUILTS at $l.5o, &c.,"
AMI many other desirable goods at prices which will
defy competition. 5. HlRSH,
ap q 627 Broad street.
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Died.

~ s DIED. ~ #
~ az e,h instant. BESSIE woQDWAhDIs,
aUg nm W chiiiof Lawrence and O. E.Anen' asea
twesc montlss,.,, e children TO come unto mes snd
sdrf,id them mt for Of such is the kinaoha u
Heaven" Ss@~-- -~..sssSs essAv.'. nITa
I'm ,hc morning of the 9th Instant ChAhL .ac,;
oyro , SON of Sarah and fincenzo Debehc, abe'
eight months and six days.
Dearest Charlie, thou hast lcit U.S.
I'VE tl.y loss most deeply fcei
1,ut Ills God that hath bereft US, ..,a-.-r-y-=
s,r-g--+~ He can all our sorrows heal.
At his residence on TwcntycfoHrth NJ sT ResKER.
ycnable, on the oath instant, JOIN ,rr his long
Illness and great suffering tie power OF the
he profcsscd. So
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1872.
THIS OFFICE is OPEN DAILY FROM

HID UFFICE ISOfEN DaIII Twill
Il ga. NJ. to p NJ. for the purpose Of receiving
the LICENSE TAX from ell lawyers, doctors,
dentists, commission merchants, merchandise
brokers, wholesale and retail llquor-de;ers, hotels,
saloons, boarding and snack,houscs,
actioneers luber-measurers, architects, theatres,
aud halls; telegraph, express and coal companies,
mercantile, insurance, steamboat, real estate, en-
ployment ticket, aud agents. o''
.sAirbils remaining unpaid on the lst day OF May
a fine of not less than one dollar and no moro than
five dollars for each day thereafter VIII be
-" s-,--4 - - JOHN F. REGNAULT, 4
nm 23-7t D. - VS. .ssSss City Collector.
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Commodore Manry has resigned his posi-.
ton In the Virginia Military Institute, to take.
effect In September next,
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No BREEDEN & FOX are now making
large additions 10 their stock of DRESS GOODS,
amongst which will be found the newest and choicest
styles OF the season. They invite special attention
to some unusual bargains from the New York auc-
ton saes Of the past week.
BREEDEN & FOX,
ap 25-6t No. 401 Broad street.
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THE GREATEST BARG AIMS
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style Mohair Dress Goods, % TO soc. per yard
Best-inake Black Apacas. 25c. APP:
Splendid Black SILK at Sl.5O and 81 per yard;
Trimming Silks, all colors, at Sl.o5 per yard:
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Swiss Muslns, and Calubrics. from &c to
soc. per yard;
Tarlatans, all shades, 40 to I5c.: f
Latest styles Cassmeres 75c. 81, Sl25, and Sl.5O;
Cambria Edgings and Insertings, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves extra quality, at S.o5 per pair;
Ladies' Kid Gloves, best and prctiest, ut sl5o per
pair;
Very newest designs Of Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets,
Lace ShawlS and Sacks,
Ladies Suits, .......
Best and largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles, at the very lowest
prices, at WILLIAM THALHlAfER & SONS,
ape 601 Broad, corner Sixth street.
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MARRIED.

THURSDAY eseanihhg g Rev. T. hI. Baker, 's
Dasclt; s TO- ESsIE j.. FoRsfTHE' All o. ssas
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We return thanks to Hon. John F. LEWIS
for valuable public documents.
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EOUGERA'S NUTRITIVE rREPARA-

EOUGERA'S NUTRITIVE rREPARA-
h TIONS,
IODINIZED SYRUP OF HoRSERADIsH,
IIORSFORDS ACID PHoSPHATE.
SMITHS WHOOPiNG-COUGH CORDIAL,
FOUGERA'S lODINIZED COI-LlVER OIL,
ETUER1ZED COD-JINER OIL.
EsP1ClS ASTHMA CiGAltRETTES.
LANCELO OTIS ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
LAVIILE'S ASTHMA TUBES.
LAVHLE'S GOUT REMEDIES. >.-.,,c
PASTlLLES OF THE ALKALINE LAClAlE''
l. OZESGES OF PEpSIN Tactic ACID,
COILS BROWNIES CliLOROUfSE,,o cor,
SAyORI & MOORE'S PANCREATlZED W.
LIVER OIL. ,.,,-r
sAVoRY s MoORE's PANCREATIC EhtL-
SION; I.,
and all the new and valuable foreign ana ani''i'a"
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharinacists,.
ap1s 9l9 Maip street
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n~MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.
We now offer the largest stock OF @
MARsEILLES Trimmings,
...s... GIMPs, PRINCES, and BUTTONS,
I'VE have ever offered. .........
ALeo' Vs.. -.- $500 ..s-....s
A large variety of .
T17cKINGs AND FRILLINGs Of tho latest de
signs. Lew ohoI hEho'
1918 and 1915 Main street
IH,LLY WARDEN JEWELRf,
noIL.Y WARDEN COLLARS and OOFFS. mp %
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4. SPECIAL NOTICE
>~~-~~--~~-S
INSURE YOUR LIFE


ssBRt 5oKIYN LIFE INsURA sosiPAEY,
loENEW YOKK
ANIsRAPIDLY INuHEA lNe.
I. Because IL 81 acknowledged be perfectly so,-
rent by NIL lnsurance Commissioners.
9. Because It Is tho cheapest.
.. Because 1t endorses the surrender ralue on its
policies, IN dollars and rets, for ten consecutive
years, and ten years thereafter, II desired
EccozdsHg to the statement Of the rates OF the di
f.aent Life Insurance companies of rst-class stand
Ing In the United States made by .sThe Universal
In It's advertisement entitled "Eacts are Stubborn
Things and published recently In southern news
paper, 1t appears that the Mutual Rdfes ef ne
Brooklyn are cheaper than those Of any named
company. a..tsa.ss Eglsa5.ia
For instance, according to that statement
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Postal.

j. A. Stone is appointed postmaster at
Brandy Station, Culpeper county, Va, ctcc
Miss j. Nj. Lewis, resigned.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.


MINERAL WATERS--From the Nir.i.
WI mia and other celebrated Springs:
.5 WHITE SULPHUR.
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM.
HEALING.
ALLEGHANY,
CAPON.
CONGRESS. ...
EXCELSIOR,
HIGH ROCK.
BLUE LICK.
Supplies constantly on hand. We will furnish do
scriptire pamphlets for Virginia Springs Waters on
application.
PURCELL, LADD ( CO.. Agents,
apl9 1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
WOODS CONDENSED SODA WATER.
" w SPECIAL NOTICING are prepared 10
supply this convenient, hcalthful, and economical
preparation In IN improved form the present sas0n
Each package contains enough material for Twelve
glasses of pure Soda Water Price. 50 cents. III can
not be sent by mail. but will forward Que dozen
boxes ly express to address on receipt OF stse
Make up your clubs for the approaching hot weather
and send 10 WOOD .& SONS, Propretors,
ap 20 Druggists, Sc, Richmond, Va.
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MILLINERY.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.

SPRING, lS7e.
GRAND OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND 1871
Y PACKET COMPANY.-Thc ste.lG-.sEGAA.s,
ship GEORGE Il. UPTON leaves New Iors every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM 7. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY: leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
d.. BURR. Prsi.lemt. l91j i'atn street
: s. ALEXANDER. Agent and General Supcr!n-
trutcnt IL 81