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PHILADELPHIA, WILL q a
I, ~ ~ r, Ma MIESElSS, 8 mp NM


PHILADELPHIA, WILL e.
l n NISGEpEs, Nc ~ =, AND -s - x
N JULY f7th, Iss2.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
phiIadelphiA and intermediate statious--7.O0,
IO.3S, a. m. 2-2o. 400, 7.aa 9.5a, p m.
ph ddihhiA (g,apresslz0o 2, "a $40. I.25, Slh
S;oO,s@ P.52 liSs a. M Y; lS' IN 1.o
Phiiadelphia and New Yofk--2.m, a.2a B.3O. 7-2S.
s.5S tf.b5 a In. 81 a. La S.l7 e.s7, %, D. m
Baltimore and internediate staiiOns-l.Os. s.l7a'
nj. 800 p. N,
Baltimore and Bay Llne-e.N p. M.
baltimore aid washington.-i4 a. 4.5l, sos, cit
| a. IN. Lo0, is1.09, 500 e.57, il.oa p. m.
| Baltimore only--LO6a y. IN. a. and -. 10.
! 'rrains for DelHwAFe Division leave for.
l New 0astle-6.O0, Q. 10 y, .0S 800, e. p, m.
.HarFingtoh and lnteffnediAte stati0nsAA.iO a. m.
| LOS 6.25 b. M ~ 80 T' fi'faW H.
| DeIinar and intermediate statiens5e 10 n. m.
~ Up p :" SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns-s. 10 g. m.
/ 1890 N. $50, 7.30, o.6S, pm. = 81 z
| Philadelphia and New YORK -2o0, 2.ES a. m. b.l7,
0SoT.15 p. m. '. '
Baltimore and washin ngtOh-I.42, A.Sl, 500, BIT,
l. am. n. o. p. III.
i ,BAltImpre-l,05 n. m.
Il For further Information passengers are re.
1 Nf-TruIns marked thus; ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare ~ charged.
| .-f4t5 : III r. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
II ------yr--1- .-.--- -
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THR PUBLIC luterests will not suffer to
any considerable extent If the appropriation.
for opening and grading streets is likely 70
soon be exhausted, ,as was stated in City.
Council last evening. The opening of
new streets In many Instances simply ben
efts private properly at public ex-
ense, and the city would be about
as well off If another new street
should not be opened for the
next five years. What.We most need isithe
thorough improvement of what streets we
already have, instead Of the opening Of new
thoroughfares, which are bound to become
municipal "elephants" as soon as they are
accepted BY the. city, The plan In vogue ip
some cities of not accepting the beds of new
streets until they are graded, eprbed and
paved could be adopted with profit in VII
mington, aDd the people would be better of
In the end. -aif7 ''4A. .'''''''' ~
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..Ror T,-nsutr Year."

PIrTsroN, Pa, Sept. 8, IsSl.-H III.
Warner q %. q SiRs--FOr 30 years ! have
been troubled with Kidney disease, accom-
panied by Eheumatism- From your Safe
Kidney and Liver Oure 4 have received
greater benefit than I ever expected 70 re-
ceiye from any medicine.
sE'oN aHT - j. L. GIDDRGs.
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STRAW rs THB material of which the Re-
publican platform Is composed, according
to the morning organ. And mighty poor,
mean straw 1t is, too.
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= > = - :
RAILROAD LINES.

Buy the New No. y Wheeler Il Wilson
Machine. tbs decidedly theFbest.
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JOHN waNAMAKEvs.
TO-DAY
AT
John Wanamake kerIsl
Friday, AugustNll,

Friday, ApgustNlA'
There are two ways to get your
goods-by goods we mean the
things you buy. One way is
to go to Smith for silks, Jones
for dress-goods, Lamb for cloths,
Brown for millinery, Brooks
for laces, King for hose, Ross
Tor linens, Holt for jewelry,
Moore for shoes, Clark for
clothing, Gray for carpets,
wells for furniture, Hall for
mattresses, Clay for china, Hill |
for silyer.and Steel for kitchen-
lware; to put it another way;
| Ito Chestnut street for one,
! Market for another. Eighth for
another, Tenth for another,
land so on, and so on. That is
one way. The other is to go
Ito Wanamaker's.
Now it isn't fair for us to tell
you which is the better way.
I'VE may be interested. We
ilmay be biased. Wemay know
one side very well indeed; the
other we may partly have to
flguess at. We may mention
some aspects of both ways,
We must not advise between
them.
) Smith, Jones, Brown and the
: rest, are reputable citizens OF
j ancient families, and trades
. men of long standing. Their
a, fathers before them, very like
!, ly, kept shop on the same cor
! ners or farther down, when
Philadelphia was young. They
have grown up with the city, al
a the same place, and have hao
: the best possible Opportunit!
!. ! to understand its peculiar tastes
: and wants, and the differen
70 tastes and wants of its severa
& 's classes of people. They know
rt the old places of supply in tn
town which answers as tn
seaport for Philadelphia, viz.
Hi ve New York (New Amsterdam
?. ?. on the old maps.) They ar
ID familiar with the goods tina
:" clothed and furnished peopl
= who lay down to rest in tn
on churchyards, long before Laure
Il Hill was discovered. The
know the time-honored ways {
"A shop-keepers. They kee
silks, for example, CAREFUL
!. covered from light and dus
~ rarely exposing more than
iiS piece at a time. They kee
.a furniture not too dry, lest
"a. season-crack. So careful a
they of property which is, OF
D." day, to be yours. Antiquiti
OF all sorts they treasure l
|. . Y: Y. with affectionate and prudel
m. regard. They are not me;
about prices. They are gene
~ ally ready to consider wheth
a little less won't {
1t cannot be denied that the
re- score or two OF tradesmen {
press of great advantage to the ci
Ct. and that they have a sort
- steadiness and reliability l
. to be expected to grow
quickly or under less favoral
circumstances.
Only a little more than
years ago it was a big roul
!; J. sSs. s%a railway freight-statlon.
cents, May of Centennial year
only only began to sell clothing, A y
n. ~ |. later it began to sell everythil
tE5s except a few odds and en-
4 - 1t quickly got full, both
~ Egpods and people, and had
rs be made bigger someh'
on without stopping. 1t
been full ever since; and
rs been made bigger and bigg
- - and the bigger it gets,
'N fuller it is. Now, as we S
in the beginning, there
NV two ways Of getting things;
York one of them is to go to Wa
-tf-So maker's
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TAxPAYERs, TAKE NOTICE -

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR tss1e
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for tie eikX
OF Wilmington, viii be a. NO. 10 EAxT SIAHtf
STREET, bed wfen Mapke and King aiFeefA on
and after the Arst day Of JULY, tseZ petween
the hours Of = and II ID the ihornifg, and ff5in
to Ia the afternoon fOr the purpose OF recetvang
taxes. ON all taxes paid during the monih oi
July there Will be deduction Of ave per cent: On
every dollar and on all taxes paid on e altef
the drst OF August, up 20 and, lneludinR the hrat
Tuesday OF September, shall be increased BY the
thereof. EDMUND PRDVOSI,f :,
Receiver Of Northern District, including al
''O' W " % DENNIS KANE
Receiver Of Southern District, including g
south Of sixth street. jYI2-H
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NoTIoE.-DEM0q NC bIlI1 lDa'

NOTICE. .-pEMQQRATlc bIl CON.
i1N vENffuNA - " n la9 ss314i i.@ IN
+ WmnuNBtoN, nlsE 1alN a, AT q mcekNN
wasros0lxed that q HtA1 81dfeN51N
Democratic party n2AAlAl Klnsal, x "
August ~, les2' ~ ~ m,, for the pnypQ ef
eFneF and Representatives IN GaagFees.
II la requested thai meetI1kB ,behela aA.-
lURDAN 18Th Of AMguel,lA accerdapce Nith
the time-honored usage Of the Democratic
party, NJ the'TgBpgCtiyg v0ling places N emeii
Of the hundreds Of the different counties, Do-
tween the b0ursi Of g andi6 6pfm., and 10 the
wards In the eIty of WilmiuRAen,i betWean the
honrB VfiA and p. m, for the purpose Of select
ing delegates 10 said convention.
a,r, y S1NIT1HN pHANDLEIet 8
J.F. SAULsBURr.
Ef.I '1 Secretary
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NOTICES.

NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE llEkE-
IN BY WARNED not 70 allow any one 70 e9n- e.
tract debts on my account "a shall pay no kAAlA
unless made through an order 0wer w a
ture. THOMAS Asuhtt1t ~ -
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The RKPuBLIcAN ORGANS ere IN state
Of mortal terror lest the Democratic should
nominate Hon. J, TprpIn Moore as their
candidate for GoyernoE n.Teg case their
troubled minds on this point they shoald
again ,,eruse Mr.. Moore's letter Of deelina-
ton, b0t 81 he same time the rehection
that any other DemocEat VIII easily beat
their own a machine trade,H. candidate Ia
not calculated 70 instil them with conf
dence or restore their terribly shaken cour-
age. W. ..g, @4r l..
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T AND IA. A. THOMAS, ST. CLOUD
bdtoE tEuILDIhHS Wssshihgton, 70. g., practices
peiore the United states General Land Once
ssisaptlon sip and Homestead cases pFosecuted Before
Lne Department ofthe interior and SapfeIne
tive Departms9ts. Special attention given 70
sns!s ssoMn-site cases Lana warrants, homestead
sold. 'F ts1 t1
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WHEN THE ELEVEN delegates from VIII
miurton in the Democratic State Conven-
tlon recall the fact that forty delegates nom
this city sat In the Republican Convention,
as the morning organ suggest, they
will also remember that the forty
delegates had no volqe IN thf noFHlif
nation Of candidates, but aeh voted
to confirm 9 bargain .pFeyiof Naqe hs
Mr.. Dick Harrington, VIZ Anthahy
Higgins and = few other factionai
leaders Of the party several days
before. The eleven Democratic delegates
van III ieast participate in convention
which DO -ita-own work. and not
merely confirm a eut-and. dried pro
gpkarH ! IN the atfangelnelit ) Of
which they aandH mo- voiep. salAnd they
can also eOhplAcentlS 'saAsct that there -aEe
no, la birdsoso political bsnsgades among
the eleven dsIegases from wIlminesoa q
among taOae nom I've eHtsts ssateessS sateesss ""' N ",
WHEN Nh, AsTnosf iHtaSfss, n com,
lp,,anee, with ne 81 eeimmspds Gt ~, 1plich plich
I HssrinaTton, shetibOsa'' Of. the ksRAbliess
lpaNviin Delaware, takes the stniihpb An, sup
port of Harrfngtoh,s PlstfoFtlf and Mar
rineson,s candidate, II wtil be II order q
4 him to explain the following high tFtbNaas
paid by him to our Democratic State K0EeFn
/ ment. a few years agos 5i9iiw taasi iaa Z
s. In thsae days ef pesaldt'oM Dela'sav'
Is stamds ftryt apoF0 elvllEzed so,sn.asifsss r.
ts tAs rigid honesty ef 10 gegsEanfpt, 4 q
| q eonscsovs that sOtaa dime ef the &afs
q v.owsa has etser been dlah0aestly used"
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EoKsAEE.

|iEnRRKl. l.R,-SrOREs, DWELLINGS AND
|tIH1I FGlhUftin Al eeetiOns Of the city.
fU eol4 u eatalpgp 4 igst Issued.
= -. C1aa 1EQuRa Building.
ka MI r A&a NO. ID
IFEHH a E1., lrc-prooE
= sad M ~ slIl cbeaR. Applys
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]. r. SAULsBURr.
KY III Secretary.
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Local EREyiT;Es.

The remains OF the late George Pattison
bcrk!cy Were brought here this evening from
H>naon and will be inferred Tomorrow
l@c !orm2': Il quarter 81 an inch thick in
Tie yard OF AlcSsrs. L. j. Mchaii;ey {: Co..
Yesterday morning.
The schooner j. ". Knight is at NIcssrS.
Ag"eW x Co :. ship yard to go on the ways
Tor some Slight repairs.
- will be seen by an advertisement pub
.!-h2d elsewhere IN interesting and amusing
entertainment will be given at ArnorV
:laI! on the 2Sth inst
Engine No. &c Oh the Va. Midland Rail-
way, which broke down near CuIpeper. on
Monday, has been brought to tho shops in
this city for repairs.
The road commissioners arc engaged in
repairing the causcway leading 10 Hunting
Greek bridge, on this side of the creek, but
Oh 'hc ether side, where the repairs are
most needed, nothing is being done
a delegation from the Grand Lodge of
Virginia Good Templars will leave here on
the p. m. train for Washington to visit
the District Grand Lodge of the order
"h'cn meets i'll annual session in Washing
ton Hall tonight.
bnc-haiI of the mastS Of brig recently
Sunk At the mouth Of the Potomac are above
water and efforts will be made to raise her.
Inc cargo Of the brig is very valuable, and
1t Is claimed that it would pay to destroy
the vessel TO recover the goods if she cannot
DC brous ht to the surface without breaking
her 10 pieces.
The Virginia Darymen's Association held
II meeting in the Custom House building to-
day. with r. I. Roberts in tho chair and
Captain +. Bcattie secretary. The object of
the meeting was to make such arrangements
that will enable the producers to get a fair
price for their milk, and in the future not
to have the price regulated by Washington
middle men.
y we'll known citizen appeared before
Justice Thompson this morning and asked
to hn sent to Jail until he could get sober.
Justice I. wrote oil commitment for ten
days handed it to him and told him to pre-
sent himself to the warden of the iail,
and he would be duly incarcerated. The
man started for the Jail, but if he got there
at all he was delayed for he was seen some
time later on the streets looking for man.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. r. Lucas & Co. Anot;onoor


COMMISSIONERS sALE-By virtue Of de-.
- cree OF the Corporation Court for the city of
Alexandra, Virginia, rendered at the October
term, 1881 of said court in the chancerv cause of
Isaac Eichberg OF ais. II. S. Barker ct als the
subscribers, as special commissioners of sale, APP
pointed BY said decree, will offer for sale at public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Deccm
Der, 1882, at II m, in front of the Market Build
ing, on Royal street. in the said city of Alcxan-
drla, the property in the said decree mentioned to
vat: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, with the
bklCk STORE and BRICK DWELLING thereon,
OF which II. S. W. Barker died seized situated at
the southwest intersection Of King ard Commerce
streets, in said city Of Alexandria, and running
back to Dugan's limo
Terms of Sale: Onc-fourth of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and the residue
IN three equal payments at 6, - aud is months
from the day Of sale; the deferred payments to
secured by the notes of the purchaser, with an.
proved security, and the retention of the title to
the property until said notes are paid. ~
LEONARD MARBURY, Special
novS-ts ALBERT STUART CONG
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NRUsTEE's SALE OF oCCoQUAN MILLS.

By virtue Of two deeds of trust from Joscph T
Janncy to me as trustee, one dated July 3'iS7S.
the other dated April IA, $780, and botEfauly
recorded in the County Court of Prince William
county, Virginia, will sell. at public auction. on
tho premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
January 1859, at IL o'clock q. m. the property
the 0CCOQUAN MILLS PROPERTY, consisting
OF the Merchant Mill, the Office adjoining, Coun.
try Grlst Mill and Saw Mill, together with
the Mill Race and all the water rights and other
rights and privileges appurtenant to the said mill
property.
The property will be sold subject to tho dover
right Of the widow Of the said Joseph T.. Janncy.
Terms: Cash
oct12 S. FERGUSON BEACH. Trustees.
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TURNED up.-Captain Boswell, of the tug
jackson, who has been missing for some
Tune and for whom some anxiety had been
expressed by his friends, returned to this
city last night from down the river and pro.
ceedcd TO his home rs unconcernedlv as
possible and us if he had not been absent
for day.
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The celebrated German Cough Remedy
known as DR.. Won Senden's Fennel Honley
Extract, advertised elsewhere, can now be
procured from any druggist in the city.
This medicine is not patent medicine con-
tanning Opium. Tartar Emetic &c, but is a
regular prescription of one of Germany's
most eminent physicians, entirely vegetable
and free from I'M urious substances.
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The retention Of any waste matter in the
system produces injury. The collection of
''phlcSn'' or diseased mucus in time of cold
or threat affection should be promptly re-
moved. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup does it
more quickly and elicctually than any other
cough syrup made.
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STRAW BURNED.-Mr James Johnston,
who lives across Hunting creek, about two
miles from this city, had stack of straw
burned ON his farm on Monday, involving a
loss of about $50. A boy while blowing
set fire to some brush the sparks from which
ignlted the straw, and before it was noticed
the flames had gained such Roadway that it
was impossible to quench them, and the en-
tire stack was DESTROYED.
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Corporation CoURT-Judge n. B. Meade
prcsidn@.-T court met this morning at
| 80 o'clock and after hearing the minutes
OF yesterday read, adjourned. without trans
acting amy business, till IL O'Clock to-
morrow
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, No 1S
l. King street; rent moderate to good tenant
For terms apply ut $50 King street. scp23- cotf
TOR RENT.-That desirable THREE-STORY
4 BRICK STORE, situated on the corner Of
Royal street and Market Alley, now occupied by
L. I. Lucas & Co. Possession given October Goth.
Apply to tsep1S-eotf THOS. LEADBEATER.
!TOR RENT-THE STOREHOUSE, No. 90 King
l. street, now occupied by c. NJ Adams. Posses.
sion given September 1st Apply to
jy1S-cOtf DR. POWELL.
EOR RENTING THREE-STORY BRICK
l. DWELLING No. Is \. Washington street,
containing gas, water and all tho modern conve-
nienccs Possession given Deer /. For further
information apply next door to
Oct2O-eOtf Mrs NJ E. FRENCH
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ta.:G,~THE FAILURE OF WENDE]

E12s"TlIE FAILURE OF wendell,
ROSS & LUBEE. WHOLESALE CLOTHIERs OF
NEW YORK, CAN WE'LL BE APPRECIATED
BY ALENANDR!AN$ FOR l HAVE PUR-
CHASED FOR CASH FROM The CREDITORS
OF THIS FIRM $4,000 WORTH OF THEIR
CHOICEST OVER COATS AND SUITS I
BOUGHT THE STOCK TO SELL. AND TIE
CITIZENS CAN REAP THE BENEFIT OF TIE
GI;.A TEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED BE,
FORE. OFFER OIER.COATS WELL MADE
STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY TRIMMED. FOR
Less THAN E1u GAN PURCHASE TIE
GOODS FOR 81 TIE YARD THIS IS 40
huMBGG. But REALFACTS. CALL BEFORE
TIE .>T0JE; i; BROKEN. EVERY GARMENT
MARKED II PLAIN FIGURES: no DEVIA-
TON E.,uI MARKED PRICES, l ASK YOUR
patience 70 EXAMINE THESE GOODS. !.
y. ). WATERMAN
TIE U%i.I one PRICE CLUTlIlE2 IN ALEX
aNDkIA, CORNER KING AND FAIRFAX
STREETS noyfO1n,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Nov. Is, 1882
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather light
variable winds, mostly northwcsterly stationary
or higher temperature and pressure.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE TIREE.SrORY BRICK DWELLING on
the northeast corner Of Prince and Patrick Streets
laost conveniently arranged, with bath room
large kitchen, wash house, stable, &C., &C. For
further information. terms, Sc, apply to Dr. M
NJ LEWIS or EDGAR SNOWDEN, executors Of
the estate OF the late John II Brent. oct23.tf
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PERsoNAL.-The many friends of Mr.. G.
II. Robinson, will regret to learn that he
was taken suddenly i'll while at sup
per at his residence last night, and to-day
he is suffering considerably
Rev. 0. +. Hippo has been spending Il few
days at Guilford, W. & w. r. r., aiding the
Baptist minister ofthat place in meeting
that is being held there. He will return to-
morrow.
Mr.. J. W: Simpson, the efficient Clerk of the
Market celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday on
Saturday last.
Mr.. VIM. A. Smoot, who has been confined to the
house for some time past with the malarial fever
has so far recovered as to be able to be out again
Mrs. }: S. Chamberlain, from Warrenton, is
visiting her relatives, the family of Mr.. w. N.
McNeigh.
Mrs. DIR. L. A. Bil:soly. ACCOMPANIED by her
daughter. Of Portsmouth, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Alonzo Mills, of this city
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PRETZFELDER & CO CO, ]
CIOAkS! CIOAkS! CI0AkN!

We are now displaying large assortment of
LADIES' CLOAKs and JACKETS; also DOL
MANS in Cloth and Merveilieux, which VIC arc
offering at very moderate prices, and to which we
invite the attention of the public. These goods
having been made 20 order by one of the finest
cloak houses in the country, are superior in style
and ht to any ever before seen in this market.
Our stock ofDRY GOODS, CARPETS &c, which has
always spoken for ITSELF is now moro. complete
than ever heretofore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

THE PLACE WHERE the boys want to 20 is
3. Robinson ( Co.'S. 909 Penna., Avenue,
Washington, because they get nice suits and
overcoats that make them feel comfortable
and look we'll Then they are happy.
nov10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

AM THAMES ARE. HEREBY RENDERED TO
" the Equ;tahl" Life Assurance Society of New
York for payai&tt in full ot my late snns ,Mahlon
ii. IamGeyy policies on his life in that company.
This company has assets TO the amount of more
than twenty-five millions Of dollars. and larger
anoG:.t 1t risk ;llaa any other company at the
same rcr;cd il is history.
Applications Tor insurance in L thankfully re-
c2ived. Also To- Insurance against losses BY fire
o. tie dangers o. the s":!, being agents Of large
nu:lh-y u the .l0,t substantial insurance compa-
Gi.a !. t." Uu!tc, states. Englun,l and Germany.
hayim,; large .I.!0uuis deposited witt! our, State
Treasurer to Secure Virginia puiicr-hoidcrs.
SAMUEL. II JANNEI,
o.t:iO-c11n: Drug store, 152 King street.