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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sTS
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers--OLD DOMINION, NYANOkE, ISAAC
NELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT.
ThKAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
DAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and we've built e1.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, s.ateroou9, aud OATH
cooms.
The fare, accommodations, and sttent,ou art No.
surpassed.
1t New York on the CoIapany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwaroet
with dispatch, and no charge made except aetua'
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 2. 81. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana office Company's wharves. R0ch etts-
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DIR. Ros>ER.-This venerable divine is
still preaching at Edenton. Street Methodist
church. Mourners were called up Wednes'
day night, aud we learn of two conversions:
To-morrow's exercises at that church will
he very interestingly meeting OF all the
Sunday schools in the evening. During Dr.
Rosser's ministry in this life fifteen thousand
souls have been converted under bis preach
ing. Think of tbat.-Rdleigh Sentinel.
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n N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN
-. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
sIJRANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin
burgh .England-capltal, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Cincin'
natl Ohio-assets over $1,000, 900:
NY Of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-assets oVe'
'vATE IASTIO INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, Y. Y.--lssets over S30O.000:
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
lyn. n. Y.-assets over $4,000, 900.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va--assets over $4,000.
De,usited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, 81 o..
GEO. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly ysaiG
st this agency. Applications solicited, AND lnme'
diute attention given thereto. oc 10
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In consequence OF the decision of The
Pcnnsylvaula Supreme Court which atilrniS
the constitutionaIity of the Philadelphia gas
aud sewer lonu:bils Immediately upon the
breaking up of cold weather at least TWO
thousand men will he employed IN laying
mains and constructing sewers in that city.
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kI,uho%D AsI ElHHn;,o!tt, :tAlL b
Road COMPANY.
JANUARY4. trains

Road COMPANY. ',
ANUARY 4, 1915 trains
~ on this road via run s follows:
Leave RICHhoND SOUTH.
$40 4. NJ, THrOUGH NAH, daily sun.
day.. connecting for an points south
and West. Sleeping ear ult.cbed. =
745 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texu vi Sum
burg ard stations 0u tbr S0uthsfde
E,jAd, ynchDurR, apo The West. s<
I:45 M, THROtJGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. tae
ssneers taking this train viii make
ciore connection ~ Petersburg foa
Norfolk.
400 p NJ. FHENidr daily texcep, Sundayh
with couch attached
LLAyk PhrXRsBUR9 soHrH.
500 A. NJ. FREIuHT TRAIN daily texcep
suntial) yirh coach attached.
ll46 A. M. THROUGH MAIL oxliy. Connecting
- With Richulond, FredericksburR sn4
POtoru,c railroad for al p0inis Eaa
AID West
o:ooP.M., rtsIaHr rtatty texe-pr hond syh
coach attached.
5000 p. NJ. frHsDUGM "a IL daily texce pit sun.
day., converting With Richmond;
Er,sieric. spurg and PDt0inar yRilroa6
Ipr an points las, and West. Pull nss
Sle.per aitacicd. ruGuins tnronxh 70
Batimorc. Also making cEse CON
urctlou with The Chr.apsak. and chic
railroad Tor the Virginia spriayf aaG
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS viii not SOP retwceE R!co'
nnnd and Petersburg except IT Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hi, will iesIe Chester q
24O 2. 81. Returning. Will leave Clover Hi' III
6.3O A. H. daily -Xrevt SuaGay.
ALL TK .i,S: eaS;LR fttsrsrurk wiz slAIs tfoD
Appomsttox sci'ot. .,n...
no 81 4. snA '" '"oo'ue''
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Tho IBaheuS <1,rDuS RieI.

1t is understood that large proportion OF
the New England representatives stand by
Speaker Blaine in bis pronounced opposition
to the suspension Of the habeds corptS.--
WaShinqtOa teleqrdm - Boston Advertiser.
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Mr.. Cain, Of South Clrolina, has. intro
oGccd IN The House Of Representatives bill
I" continue in operation all the branches Of
'Hr fFredman's Saving and Trust Company,
NhorF certain new regulations, including the
'".'lon OF trustees and directors of the seye-
TAI branches by the depositors therein. One
S''t"h provides that the United States as
Sui''"' to pay 10 the said d-positors thirty
Yer cent. Of the whole amount Of the assets
""' securities Of the said Freedman's Bank,
.L" snIH hold the same rs security TO the
,hH'd states and io- tue payment Of the
'AH'! pr cent. so advanced. - Baltimore
-3mrftcGn.
~ VII never be passed
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A CAsARD. Some imaginative genius
started the report last night that bloody
riot was progressing in Richmond, and 10 aid
in its SURPRISING the Home Guard of this
city had been idered to the scene Of con-
flct.--Lynchburg Ne,oS, 18th.
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How a Chicago Correspondent Reports
n Debate I'm Congress-.
From the Washington telegram In the Chi ago
Times, l3th.l

from the Washington telegram IN the Chi ago
Times, l3th.l
THE EVENT OF TIE AFTERNOON
was when Pigiron Kelley got on his legs to
l." advocate" the bill. The sum and SUBJ
stance Of the whole speech was that the
hideous system Of contraction pursued by
the Republican party was the cause Of all
this distress in the country. Kelley
CLEARED HIS FOG TRUMPET
and roared at The House that the only way to
save poor women from being driven to paths
of shame, and to save from starvation tue
thousands of poor people throughout the
country, was to set the raG-money mills 60
iuy. i'm accordance with his 800 bond scheme.
90 that, no matter how poor one was, he
could have Il little bond Of his own to shell
ter him from want. His mock-tragic tones
in asking the Republicans il they wondered
III the defeat of last tall, when voters came
from starving hearthStones to the ballot
boxes. smackcd Of the Bowerv Theatre in
flush times. The House is bound TO
LISTEN WHEN KELLEY SPEAKS,
for he makes 50 much noise that private con.
ver>ation in any part of the hall cannot be
carried on while he has the floor. Toward
the last of his speech he had funny tilt
>
his plan TO get rid OF present obligations was
to issue new ones. Kelley at this turned TO
the long
GALLERIES FILLED WITH ColORED BRETHREN,
fast asleep, and said that Mr.. Dawes might
have misunderstood him, but he doubted if
there was Il single man in that gallery who
had so misunderstood him. The gallery
woke up at the ALTERING remark, and the
three hundred aud thirty darkies there roared
with delight. Mr.. Dawes came back at kel-
, ley by saying it was very clear case that he
was addressing the galleries and not the
! House. He was about to address some fur
ther questions when the great protectionist
declined to yield further.
! PALPABLE HIT.
| He said Nj. Dawes. by his questions,
always placed him in a fuse position, and lie
would submit 10 none OF his arttul lodges.
lMs was prohablya slip Of the tongue upon
tho part OF Kelley, as only Dawes enc.
| micS alude to him as the urtful dodger.
/ The House reared, however, lis if it fully
! appreciated the remark. After the close OF
the Kelley talk the House went to the pri-
vlte calendar, and wranyled over small Jobs
the rest of the day.
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Missouri Foreman is appointed postmaster
at Lake Drunmond Norfolk county, Va
rice Missouri Creekman, whose name has
been changed.
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The National Grange, which has been in
session at Charleston, s. G., for some days,
passed resolutions acknowledging the eVi.
deuces of good feeling and harmony between
the different sections of the country which
the members met with in Charleston.
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K,rYndSn. YORH RlVSR AND ,HESApEAHEl
EhlLRohp 90, >CPERiSTENDEST'> FFiCR.
kIcaMOsp January %. 1918.
WINTER ARIA NGEMENt

Commencing MONDAY. January %. lS75.
passenger AMI freight trains ON ms I'd WI lrun
IL follows:
oavo Ric1nord daily iSundivs executed Il r.
IL, and VIII arrive from West Pour daily nou-
days excerir'lI 1t 0:30 A. VI.
The spl.r di s;c,lnrr LOUISE. Capnin A. G.
SICKLs, wil Iut Ia connection with Ibis fcdd,
leaving Ne. Point non AVS. NED assIhY5,
and FRIDAY ON III" arrival Of th",3 r. - 'inin
from Rich N nd. AID arriving al hai,i" OF. curly
next morning ind i-artng Baltimore itr.,DAiS,
THCRSDhI S. AID SATURDAYS al =. M.,nr-
rive at ct Point u xt morning a. riml - ron-
nect with the train que III Richmond AZ 1880
A. VI.
FARE 70 Ba. I'm RE-. w
Fare To Washington ...................... ~
fare 10 Ne @ s -, ~ 3o
mond WrD<FSrAYS, FRiDaY,, ann SIN.
DAYS. At / 4. W.. cnn,II citing II WPst Poi With
steamer l.&diIg freight ia Baltimore rarl' next
morning.
attached. leaves RIchmoai Tor Ne,L Oint and
way stations MONDAYS. THUk"Dh rs. and
sATURDh Sat z A. VI, and leave, Vest Point
Tor Rchmoni IL "'cl ok noon Of sane d.ys
EDWAtsD +. FJilGER. Supernte d'nt.
WV BIZ >nG Master Tr.rsDortatinr. J, 20
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OFFICE PowHArAELINE,1
February 15, 1875.
SPECIAL NOTICE 9a2..s.s M1

The Ice having broken mp sufficiently for the iron
steamers Of this line to run, the steamer ROAM
OkE arrived to-day tMonday), and viii sail TO-
MORROW TUESDAY, 16thinstant, for Baltimore.
Also, the steamer SHIRLEY will arrive here
TOMORROW MORNING, 18th Instant, and s.iI
on her regular day tTHURsDAY): after which
time the steamers will run their regular schedule OF
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ss
per regular advertisement. L. b. TATUms
fe l6-6t gent.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INsUREs BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
100000 900 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
JOHN 3. DANFORTH.
Secretary
HENRY D. DAEFORTH,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM,
no14 .-- Collector.
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fhe Florida Assembly passed resolution
Mopdav 10 favor Of the Texas-Pacthe snbsi-
dy scheme.
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RICHho>D. rhED'G z POTOMAC X. Il. CO.,s
OFFICE GENERA. TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. December II, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. December II, ls74.j
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Streel sta.
lion daily EUNSECTlSS WITH
Quan;icO. with trains Of the Balu.
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Ae1andra-due in Ealti.
more 800 +. NJ: AND AT Washing.
TN with the Baltimore am Potomac
railroad for Bal'iulore and the North
anu Vest.
1905 P. NJ. NIGHT MAIL leaves BSI.i-s,rett
station Sunday excepted), connecting
II Washington wnh the Baltimore
aud Potomac and BALTIMORE aud Chic
500 r. NJ, k&COMMODATIOS TRAIN 10,
Hanover junction. leaves Broad. Street
station (SunEAys excepted.
AGO A. n, NIGHT Ma ii. arrives III byrd-,Stree
staff N {Mondays exctple1j
1870 p. Nj, DAY MAIL arrives al d, rd.streef sta.
s:s7A.m., aCc1UMioDArloN TRAIN .r,.vs
al Broad-street station tSundaHs Ell
NOTICE
l>By this route d new and elegant SHIPPING
CAR has orcn added 10 uil hi trains both Ways be
tween Richmond aud 6aiI'porr for TIE size 'iai
comfort OF !iichmond passengers. Oh AHIt fOn
BERTHS II. Passengers taking this car re mol
disturbed re- tcliing hChLnond: they ciE RENAL
% the car = late an hour ~ tnav pi-atr.
TRl-WEL KY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICE MOND AND BkLTIMOnE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arRv- a. broad.
Street stato OF MoSbAlS.WEDsss' - n Us. and
FRIDAYS. AZ ,an'ico all-rtil connection fur
frtighls TO aud from all roiats North and West.
rhrougl bills OF aiding aad rates RveG =. a.
PRINCIPAL pOiuIy North and West.
BY order Of GeneraS superintendent.
j. b. GhN'!EI.
DELI General Freight and Ticket s-r,
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John 81. CLAIBORNE.
y No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER........-......t65,0 100000
Cash dividends surprising all others 1t first and
every anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually semi-annually, ano
quarterly. ,
The Oldest, largest, and cheapest company in the
United STATES. no 10
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW The cfSrz
L Old Dominion Steamship Companv's sSsts48s
steamship WYAS0KE- Captain. COUCH, win sail
FRIDAY, February 9th, at O'CLOCK 2. 81.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock NJ.
Through bills Of iading signed, ana gesas 10y
warded with dispatch TO all points north. south.
sast and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, 412; Storage, %; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
g.. W. ALLEN q CO., A9ents-
re 17-3t ComDany's Wharf. Rocaeits.
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1,HE BUFFALO L1TH1A WATER
FOR SALE.

Spring No. of these Springs is considered Nsn
dyspepsia, and In chronic intermittent ana remit
tent feyers. Spring No. q, though or recees oss.
coyery, has made some OF the most remarKaoMc or.
upon record In affections OF the kidneys an1 pLia.
der and appendages. II has given decided rehet III
equity aud rheumatic affections dependent upon
uric acid in the blood and has shown great I'D
affections of the liver aud stomach. The wafsr 81
either spring put up Ia boxes containing on. dozen
mitigation bottles, viii he delivered at the SeSt,s-
road at sS per box, 10 be paid in acyinee. Al
dress THOMAS =. GeODE,
BufTalo-Lith Spring,
MecGlenburg county, Va.
These waters are for sale In kichalond By gsss1Es
!. PCRGELI, EADD & 20. u,
90 S-1awsm Agents Virginia Springs W.'er.
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DOYALFIREINS URANCEC COMPANY
LII OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSE 10 Wv .pt OU,OOO,
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virgiaia. -. 1000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM.
l. PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSE =, OGER. .TlZ'OUU,0O0
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. 600
Shareholders personally respons ibe for the ebif
cations of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English COM
nanes, we solicit the patronage of the public upon
their unquest.onable security, prompt and liberal
settlement Of all Claims anc heavy income.
JOHN Fl. CL AIBORNE Co. Agents,
no1O g.. No. nos Main street
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.TOHN W.DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
- SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, one OF the best In The United states.
Local agents wanted 10 the cities and counties gen.
orally ..~
CfTfce at present at my, coa-yard, on Basin be-
tween Eighth and Aiuth streets, Richmond, Va.
lie 1-dlmSw1t
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,IssOLBr1oNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

DENEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ >HlP.-CHARLES d. HILL and CHARLES
K. SKINKEk, Of the city Of. Richmond, in the
state OF Virginia, and GUSTAVUS UBEK, JOHN
Is. OBHR, and ROBERT ODER, Of the city OF
Baltimore, In the State or Maryland, who are there
have THIS DAY RESEwkp TUE LIMITED cu-PART-
NERSHIP HERETOFORE FORMED BY THEM on The
LIST day OF January, 1872, aud which expired oy
Limitation December 31st, 1874. for further Pc
GENERAL COMMISSION and G gOCERY BUSl-
NESS In the city of Richmond, Va, under the firm
OF HILL & SkiNKER.
general partners, and hessrs. Gustayes Ober, John
T. Uoer, and obert Obcr. under the Arm Of G..
ODER q SONS. are special partners .sr.
The sum Of forty thousand dollars has been put
into the partnership by 9: oSer Sons i,,
'' CHARLEs K. sKINkER,
General partners.
G GHsTf < 6sE HEkR'
RoBEsT osE Is,' A''''''''
per u. ODER, attorney,
Special partners,
composing firm of G. Qber L Sons.
January 1st, 1875.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHAosD-to~i VIII
!, Charles U. Williams, notary public for n. Ire
ciiy af1re ;ad In tue Stale OF Virginia, do certify
that Charles D. Hill this day personally appeared
before me, in my said city, ana made osth Ihas
Nassrs G. Ober & Sons, OF the city OF ballnore, ID
the sfnte of Maryland have actually paio INTO Tue
frm 81 Hill & skinker, OF which lhe amans =
general partner. the sum OF forty tnousaud ooiiaiS
as special partners therein.
Given uuoer my hand this LIST day OF January
ia I2-d6tStW5w Notary Public.
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE."e,asu>

DILL a, RICF. 4a4
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-SkSaS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Unul further notice the steamers of
this une will leave Philadelphia every WEDN ES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp uta Red Star ami American
steamship lines. and bills OF ladng signec through.
;tatereTm, SS. ". P. POR TER, Agent,
au IL No. 2425 Dock street
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HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD--IMPURTAE Mt CHANGE or SCHE-
DULE.--:in aro after SATURDAY, Fenfuaiy Is;
1879, PASSENGER trains will run t6!lows:
FROM RICHMOND.
S:l5 A. m.-For tioroen.SE e GhariO,res VILE
Staunton. CorinKton, aud ] ipterIsediRtc sta
tons daily, arriving at CovinVton al 7:SC p.
NJ. This ram connects al Gnrd,'lisSille fer
Orange, Cup, par, Warrenton, MaGR sas. Alex
andria, Washing n. and the North, aud AZ Char
iottesyille for Iva, hourg Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
tanoOga. and TIE Southwest. 81. a@ 49, =
Passengers foe points west OF Gown tnn win take
this train for Cnyingtou, ard take xprass from,
Covtngion t $50 A. 81. Lfxt hay. arriving at
Huntington al 5:25 z. NJ. making close conpec-
lion with .tea,ne,s for Cincinnati and the West and
Southwest.
Sordonsvilie ana al intermediate stations dijv lex.
cept Sunday. arriving at GordonsviIle At S:l6 p
Passengers for Lynrbburg take iraln from Cor
louisville ut $3.50 A. NJ. next day, arriving ut
Lynchburg at $50 An.
S:2O +. NJ. EXPHFSS.-Discontinued lie ween
Richmond ard COvington. s-
For through tickets, rates, anc information. APP
ply at S26 NaiG stree, Ballard AMI E1ctSnge hu.
tel, or 1T he compsnr's 'ffice, Rrosd ana SIX.
teenth streets. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
1ene al Pu senger aud Ticker Agent
THOMAS ubDAMEAD. Genera superintendent Of
Transpnr'a'in'. FELL
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3ICK AID JOE PRINTING casttj e.
Up ecRtsd ~ this Office.
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CLOTHING.

is receiving large additions to his stock OF
CLOTHS AND DOESkfNS, -. -.
and being fresh stock Of acknowledged good quail
ty gives opportunity for - -. :. '--.- = =,
DRESS SUITS
In every respect.
: The WINTpR GOODS will be made up AZ very
low prices. aud rs the assortment contains the
nstn variety, gives every advantage IN selection.
: In 20
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EysURasch COHpAlIEs.
OFFICE or THE NJ MERCANTILE MUTUALLY
INSURANCE COMPANY tMAR1SE).
No. IS Wall street ~. T..
EEuy ynuR fapu,,u 1879

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUALl 4
INSURANCE COMPANY fMAR1SEl.
No. IS Wall street. ~. T..
NEW YORK, January FL, 1876.
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF
L the aI,irs of the company on the 31st or De
cenber, S74 Is published In conformity with The
provisions OF its chgrter
Gntstandlng premiums December.
Premiums received from January 1' %
to December 81, 1s74......... 1875 O6
Total premiums. ...............sl,6 25.776 SO
Amount OF premiums earned from
January l To December 81,
1874 .......... 81 ,4Ol ,U59 ~
Less return premiums. .......".... S7443 81
Netearned premIums.,.........s1,3 90
Paid dutirg same period:
Losses. commissions, expenses,
and reinsurance, less salvage. ] ,C66-lSS 80
s24s427 "a
Paid cash dividend to stockholders
August 1ss........ ZU,uuO w
Paid cash replacement to dealers...s 255,756 30
The company has the following assets:,
Cash In banks and with baukers...$ 4 S2,737 40
UniteI sra es, State, bank, and
In crest due on investments 1890. 5,e63 "a
Premium notes and premiums In
course OF collection. x.......... 46S,S39 SO
Reinsurance End salvage due, and
scrip of other companies. ........ 3S,242 90
.- ..... ...... .-. see7 5e2 So
The undersigned beg leave to can the attention Of
parties desiring Marine insurance 10 the above
statement.
Weare prepared t, take marine risks In the above
first class, 0eral, and prom pit paying company ut
New York rates, and upon the same terms and con-
ditions offered by hrsl-clasS New York companies.
Certificates issued payable to the order Of the as
ed. making losses payable In gold sterling, at
tie offices OF the company's bankers In London or
Liverpool.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND SON,
General gents for Virginia.
No. l north Tenth street,
fe 17-lm Richmond, Va.
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RAILROAD LusE..
Is ss sg III m r..

Nx% VIZ SS2-.J1EH6Kss@sk <C---StSsSSs ssssTs
RICHEorD AND DAsynLE aa;rnoaa CO..
oFfiCz OF EfGfyKER AND SrpR9fsTEynaur !
20 RICHMOND, VA. February 13.IS75. J
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE--To TAKE
0EFFECr FEBRUARY l3. 1876:
u, nahIS 20. ,l i.-SmAgLoTTs GxrsEss, Vest
Rurkeville AT $40 A. IT,; ienyss fjnrdee AZ TIE
7. NJ; leaves EapylIe at IL 8 r. ~: arrly,s
at Greensboro al SAT p. NJ.
TRAIN NO. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NV
1915 P. NJ; leaves Danv,lle at a:41 r. u; iesv.s
p; n; arrives at Richmond at 1l:o4 r. N.
TRAIN No. 3.-TBRoCGH MAIL. Westward
At AL NJ; leaves Dundee al sss r ~ Isagss
Danytlle Ut 9:29 Z. NJ; arrives al Greensboro 1t
TRAIN No. 4.ATHaouaH HAn, Eastward
Leavrs Greensboro st 3:35 A.. NJ; IcsSss DanviIJe
It 500 A. M: leaves dundee n! $50 A.. M;
sisno Bsr * asa = Mss A. III arrives at
TRAIN 10. 5.-LYYcHBURe PASSENGER. West
ward-Leaves Richmc I'd al A. NJ: leaves Eurke-
vile at &c T. NJ; arrives at Lynchonrg at AGO
TRAIN No. e.-BgRKEvILLE AccoMMopATraS.
eastward, Leaves Burkyvie a. 500 A. NJ; ar
All through Trains connect al Richmond and nun-
nee WITH trAiH. on the Richmond, s,.terrksburx
a ai PSt1 nc railroad and Wssblngion Guy. yir
enla Midiand and Gfest Southern railroad, 70 ana
New York - 80. go,
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Richmond With
the Richmond. York kiv,r snh Chssspeass Ran.
road trains to sad from Baltimore and ali eastern
points. -.-'I- So
Trains Nos. Sud com ect at Charlotte with
trains on the ATLANTA ash Richmond Air Line rail-
road to anh from Gree2ville, Atlanta. MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, PENSACOLA, sew Orleans. and oil southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos 8. and 4 couneet at Chsrio.te with
the CGarloits, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
'nlunba, angusla, Savannah, Tallahassee, aud an
southern points - .a- II
Train No 4 connects NJ Rurkeyille with the st.
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio rui Rad from LYNCH
burg, ChariauOuga, and all south western poiht5.
Tickets sold u all southern ar,I saQlE western
points, and cspssye checked through. nv 49,
Pullman palace-cars through from New .Orleans,
10 New York. T. ID. Il. IALGOIA ~
Engineer and Superintendent
II. T. DOrGIAss. Master Transnnrtsth,n fe12
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49,. OFFICE OF CANTON INSIDE LINE,}

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FOR PHILADELPHIA, February 10, 1875.
GPECIAL NOTICE. fFfs.
The steamers Of the CANTON INSIDE LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, have resumed their regu-
Lar trips, aud are now receiving aud dseharging
frei9hts to and from Philadelphia a. theie wharf
tPowhatan Line pier|, corner Of Twenty-second
and Dock streets.
fe f6-5t LIB. TATUM. Agent,
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