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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. VI. Clay Talman mot ii. X. Talman,
a. before reported) was elected one Of the
port wardens at the Council meeting on
Wednesday evening in place Of Mr.. John
\. Curtis, who declined reelection.
Dir. Richard u. Barham, editor and pro-
prietor OF the bde1-Appe1l, OF Petersburg,
was in the city yesterday for a short while.
Mr.. j. De Wolf, OF Baltimore, is IN the
city on a short visit to his sister, Mrs. w.
Cans.
Last night at one fower-garden there
were seven Of those rare plants "night-
blooming cereus" in bloom at one time.
The Common Council will meet this eve
ming at o'clock, at which time the Presi-
dent will announce the standing commit
tees.
Sales at Richmond post-ofice in June /:
1SS2-Postage-stamps $3.50; postal-cards,
100; stamped envelopes, 2.037. 1881
Postage-stamps, 5,1G0; postal-cards, $50 :;
stamped envelopes, 2,137.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities Of james Bland, Of
Prince Edward county, who was convicted
Of theft and whipped.
Mrs. Ellen Meade Clarke. Of Atlanta,
passed through the city yesterday on her
way to Brunswick to visit her relatives.
She will visit her Richmond relatives
before her return to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew, Of Cincin-
natl, who have many friends here, are at
the Exchange Hotel.
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OH. NY HEAD
WHY WILL YoU srrFERY

Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness. Paralysis, Dyspepsia. sieeplessness,
AMI Brain Diseases, positively cured by DIR. BIN
SONS CELERY AND CIIAMOMILE PILLS.
They contain no opium, quiune, or other harmful
drIg.
Sold by druggists. Price, soc. per box; two
i0xcs FOR Il. six boxes for - So by mail. postage
frec.-DR. c. W. BENSON, Baltimore. Md. {. y.
CRITTENTON, New York. Is wholesale agent FOR
these remedies. jy 2-cOdlwSw
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MOZART LAST NIGuT.-The hall was well
filed, and the night being cool and the
music good the audience enjoyed their
evening. The programme, however, was
too long. Either encores should be strictly
prohibited or fewer numbers be selected.
Miss Juliet Jones sang "Non Torno," by
Mattel, and ''si tn sayais," by Balfe, and
was enthusiastically encored. Miss Shelf
fields singing OF "From the Depths " was
not only especially good, but fully appre-
ciated by her hearers. 1t Is difficult COM
position, but one well suited to show the
richness and fexIbility OF her fine con-
iralto voice. She also sang "London
Bridge" with great effect. Mr.. Equi's
trombone solo was pleasing feature OF the
evening. The most pleasing Of the orcheS-
trail pieces was the Serenade,' which was
warmly applauded.
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II Is no; generally known that the nervous system
has wonderful influence over the skin. but this IL
a fact known to medical men who have given much
Of thar time % the study Of diseases os the skin.
No one can have clear and fair complexion, un-
mixed with hlotches or pimples, who is very ner.
voGs. Whatever tends TO a hoailhfal condition Of
the nervous system always beauiiaes the complex
loo sud removes roughncss and dryness Of the Stin
some sSin-disci ises are not attended by visible
signs the surface bat intolersblc itching that
renders life miserable. We copy .he following de-
serving and interesting compliment from the
Tribuas, which says:
DIR. G. W. EENSON'S new remedy, SKIN-CURE
l. received by the public with grca, confidence and
Il REGARDED avery generous act on the Doctors
part 70 make known and prepare for general Use
h valuable and favoTite prescription for the treat
meat u skiB-disesses- after having devoted almost
Ii entire lfe 10 the study and treatment Of ner-
vORs and skin diseases In which he took great de-
llght. He was for number Of years physician IN
charge Of the Maryland lnfrmary on Dcrmatology,
and anything from his hands Is at once accepted IS
authority and valuable. The remedy T. fully the
article - attack the disease. both internally.
through tic blood and externally through the alb
,rbeuts. aud l. the ouly reliable and rational mode
Of treatment. These preparations arc only pat up
fr general use after having been used by the Doe
tor in his private practice years with the great
O., success and Trey fully merit the confidence Of
ali classes Of sufferers from skin diseases"
This IS for sae by all druggists two bottles Inter
nal aud external trcatmentl in one package. Don't
Il persuaded 10 take any other. 1t costs dollar
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

n
- passed several ocflcss nights. disturbed by
the agonies and cries of q suffering child. and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed.
procured supply for tine cldiI. Oa reaching home
and acqualniing his vile with what hc had done.
she refused Ia have II 1im.u,ierrd g. tie child as
She was strongly in fav.. Of Homeopathy. That
nght the child passed I suffering and the parents =
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found the baby .tiu v0rsc; and. while
contemplating another slcoplcss night the mother
stepped from the room % attead . some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence he Administered a portion of the
Soothing syrup 20 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept we'll. and the little f,-
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with tie sudden AMI won
derful change. and although at hrt offended at the
deception practlce upon her. has continued ~ USE
the syrup. and suffering crying babies and restless
nights have dsapi cared. Jingle trial II tile ~
rup never YET failed to relieve the baby aud over
come the prcjndlces Of the mother.
sold by all druggists; 25c. bottle.
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FANCY GOODS.
- T + V l. y ;

5 T E ' EMS
CALLS ATTENTION To
MASON's JARS 70 sl.4O and sl.75:
Another lot Of those HANDSOME SHELL ICE
CREAM SETS reduced FROM - 10 sl.j0.
ELEGANT HtND-FINISIED PLAIN COB
LIFTS =, joc.;
ELEGANT HAND. D.FINI>IlED GOBLETS hand
s0mcly engraved, 81;
\ large Invoice Of kNIFE-BA>KETS az BE:
Five dozen CARPET SEWlNG-CHAIRs atsI;
All sizes Of ENAMEL CLOTH yALIsEs from
75c.tG sI.25;
LEATHER sATCHELs, all -izcs- at bottom priccs.
Florists will please take notice have a large IN
voice Of WOOD TOOTH-PlCKs at Sc
Again We have the HAMMOCK-sTRETCHER,
that add- 80 much % their comfort.
Before buying gsILVER-PLATED WARE -ce tie
styles aud priccs oFercdby STEVENS,
sos Broad street.
See our FEATHER FANS at 81. They are the
best. ie 20
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THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-A large crowd
Of interested spectators attended the races
which came off at the Fair-Grounds yester-
day evening between Mr.. Belyin's horse
Charlie Ross and Maud l..
Charlie Ross won the three straight heats.
but a foul being claimed on the third, the
judges decided it a dead heat, and 1t was
run over, Charlie Ross again winning in
2:3s. The third he made "A 2:3G.
The stakes, it is said were $500; besides
which a good deal Of other money changed
hands.
The running races between the horses
Bippo and Randolph did create much in
terest
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THE RICHMOND YACHTERs. The schooner
William IL. Van Name. consigned 10 the
Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht Club,
WAS to sail from New York yesterday morn
ing for Richmond. The Club will sail from
Richmond on Tuesday the 1lth. The
schooner Canton. Of the Bachelors Yacht
Club, is expected tomorrow
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MEETING OF THE Police BoARD.-The
Board Of Police Commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting in the Mayors
Office Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. William C.. Wilkinson. the newly
elected Polico-Court ianitor, rendered his
resignation rs superintendent OF the chain
gang, which was accepted, and Mr.. James
Trimmer was appointed to fill the vacancy
occa,i0ned thereby.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
again on the first Thur day in October.
unless sooner called together by the presi-
dent.
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DQlarue's RcAfRurnnf.

Even an epicurean faster was compelled
TO admit yesterday that Delarue's Bruins
wick stew was fully up to the standard
erected 10y old Colonel Matthew =. IIarri-
son, OF Brunswick, the inventor OF the
dish. All the delicacies Of the season can
be found at Delarue's.
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PARDONED.-T Governor has pardoned
Richard Hodges, who was convicted of
forgery in the Hastings Court OF Richmond
and sent 10 the penitentiary for two years.
This sentence was subsequently committed
to one year in jail, and i'll health was the
cause assigned by the Governor for the par
don.
W. J. Fleming. OF Portsmouth, was also
pardOned by the Governor Yesterday. He
was convicted Of assault with intent 10 xiii
and sentenced for three wears.
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BAsE-Bn.L.-The third and last game Of
the baseball match between the RIchmonds
and Peabodys, which was played yesterday
afternoon, resulted in favor Of the latter by
q score Of to :. This was the most eX-
citing game that was ever played in the
Park.
The Nationals. of Washington. are eX-
pccted here next week.
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COLONEL WHITEHEAD's NEW COSPANY.-
Colonel John ID. Whitehead will shortly
organize a new military company, which
viii be known as the Independent Zouayes.
Colonel Whitehead has tine war record,
having risen from the rank Of captain Of
Company "G," First Virginia regiment,
during the late war, to that Of lieutenant
colonel OF the Third Virginia volunteers,
OF Pickett's division.
Captain Richard NJ. Taylor, at present a
member OF the Board OF Aldermen, Il
spoken OF rs first lieutenant Of the new
company. The command will be credited
10 Church Hill, and viii do credit to the
city II organized under the auspices spoken
Fnf
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ ON 81 sales Of Real Estate made between the
II OF January and last of June the taxes for thC
present year have to De paid by the purchaser. on
All sales made between the 1t If July and last Of
the year the take, have 10 be paid sy the seller.
RMS custom WAS adopted about fifteen yeg - ago
by all the real estate agents n Richmond, apd ar-
plies D. Richmond and y!ciniN.l
SMITH LUCK, l24 p. NJ, lot of oranges and
lemons.
JNO. =. LAUGHTON. JR.. lO. A. NJ. fu.iiturc.
refrigeratOr~. mattrcs-cs. &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, lO4 4. ~. household fur
uitUrc. &c.
RIC HMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. NJ. on Twenty
nth street tcyoud NcIable general is ssortment
Of housch' III and kitchen furniture. buggy and
harness. &c
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MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
THE EASTERN LUNATIC AsYLUa.-This
Board met in Williamsburg yesterday. and
was engaged during the day in the eonsid-
Grafton OF the report OF the new superin-
tcndept DIR. X. A. Wise. The report.
among other things, suggested several im-
provemenfs In the building; which no
doubt will be adopted. The condition OF
the asylum was found TO be neat and the
inmates well cared for. "A
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July OpeuiDg.

Go to the July opening at the Boston,
Broad and Second streets. Great bargains
in every line-sa,h-ribbons, plume>, no.
tons. cotton goods. &c. Men's goods cheap.
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Christian & White have just received an
elegant lot Of large smoked tongues and
choice roe herringS, with fresh supply Of
Hu.-i9n c9ygir
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
light variable winds shifting TO southerly,
stationary or higher pressure.
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TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE or CLERK AND TRRASrRERl
SCHOOL BOARD CITY or PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG. NA.June 20. 1852. }
4 PUBLICATIONS. For POSITIONS OF
"a PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
FRS GENERALLY viii he received hy The under
signed through the posi-oi,ice or personally until
SATU RDAI. Sh of July.
In ucr rrr'ancc with State law. those appiyng
must the license OF Superintendent Of schools
whit applicants will be- examined ou the 6TH
and colnrcd on the 7TI OF JULY Instant e the
tigh->cn'Vi building hy : pcriuiendcnt r.. T..
Branch, commencing each day ate 4. VI.
GEORGE ". SCOTT.
CLERK aud Treasurer school Board CITY u Peters.
burg. >. 3o-dJys
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 60;
0 A. NJ, ~; noon. 10; 7. NJ, SO; +.
NJ, 81; !; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, a.
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OUTSIDE Of school dongs. NOSTROSE" Is the
most important topic. CTS. DELARUE, next 20
Dtspdtch Office. can tcp you AL about II.
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II you wan, 10 know the meaning o. mon
5xosx ask Z. RueER, corner Sinsh md Bssk.
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HOP DxrrERs have more patience uian job,
curing Thousands OF patients daily.
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COBB'S ISLAND. VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.
ORKNEY SPRINGS Will BE OPEN

" FOR THE KECEPTION or GUESTS
JUNE /, l-rs. This weil.rcuown.d place has
Just undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
a. % the hotels proper and the grolnds. special
attention has been given tN the sanitary Depart
lncu'. For further Information send for te-srfp-
tive cattoglr>, J. y. WOODN ARD.
my l-Zm General Manager.
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SIMMER BOARDING.

EENTLEMEN CAN SECURE COM
~ PORTABLE BOARD IN private HmilT IN
the mountains, near the Waliawlttolla river. With
in eight mile II MillbOrp depot. Hunting. boat
ing, bathing Daly msil. For terms apply u
Mas. DIR. H. r. SMITH. Miub.r0' ~pginc-. Bath
county. Va. References Nc--r-. J. Pr..ton Cooke,
I'd. I. Crump, Thomas il. Norw 81.
je25-,fI2vs
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ii;
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-iIcUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction gGarlnieeL.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-The following eases
were cleared from the docket Of this court
yesterday:
Lawson FinDy and Fanny Wyatt both
colored), on an appeal from the decision
OF the Police Justice, were tried for
adultery and found guilty. Fined $50
each. and committed for non-payment Of
the fine.
John Smith (coloredl. charged with
feoniously breaking and entering the Sia-
bic OF NyrOn Baker and stealing ,et Of
harness. wa, found guilty Of petit larceny
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
In the case Of Herman Nolte, who was
on Wednesday found guilty Of felonious as-
sault and hi, punishment aScertained 10 be
twelve months in Jail and fined one cent.
the verdict was set aside yesterday morning
In consequence Of some misunderstanding ~
the Jury in reference TO the punishment.
The Jury was recalled and sent TO their
room. and after conference returned with
2 verdict OF three month, in j1il and fined
81.
Fontaine Robinson (colOred), charged
with keeping 4 dl>orderly house in Pink
alley, was acquitted; but being suspi-
cious character. was required to give Sc
curity in the sum Of 300 to keep the peace
for six months. Committed in default.
The grand jury Of the HustinS, Court
will meet this morning at ii O'Clock.
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Police COURT.-The following cases COM
prised the docket yesterday morning:
Einor Einorsen, steward on board the
Norwegian bark Aabine, charged with
stealing from the Captains cabin one gold
watch. two gold chains, wearing apparel,
and divers other articles, all Of the value Of
$3.50, the property Of Captain \. Blk. The
evidence showed that Einorsen entered the
Captains cabin early on the morning Of
July 4th. and stole the articles and left the
vessel. The matter was placed in the hands
OF Policeman Duering, who arrested the
accused at Currs Neck Wednesday and re-
covered the property. Einorsen was com
mitted to Jail TO await the action OF the
grand jury.
Edward Sally, charged with assaulting
and beating Eliza Parker. Surety required
for good behavior in the sum OF SlOO.
Conrad Wagner, same offence, and same
judgment.
John Wyatt, charged with stealing ten
dollars worth Of railroad property. sent
OIL 10 the Hastings Court.
John Wyatt and Robert James. receiving
and buying ten dollars worth Of railroad
property. Sent on to the grand jury for
examination.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
To meet the demand required by the constant lD-
crease In our business. We are compelled 20 enlarge
our stOr.. Previous o. making these improve
ments We win Oeer our entire stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
at a discount of 20 PER cent Of orr regular popu-
lar low figures.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Full assortment OF
HATS, FLOWERS.
FEATHERS. SILKS.
SATINs and RIBBONS.
FANCY-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
ZEPHYR WORsTEDS, BUTTONS,
COMES, JEWELRY.
HANDkERCHlEF> HOSIERY,
GLOVES, LACEs, CORsET>, FANS,
CHlLDREN's LACE CAP ; and PlQUE
BONNETS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR-rlafy-m and
" order. LEWIS KAUFMAN.
ii3 east Broad street
between Fourth aud fifth streets.
fy2-lm Richmond, Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.

The 10Th session will begin on SEPTEMBER
7, 1852. For catalogue apply to the
jy 7-F&Tu2m CLERK OF THE FACULTY.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION AND0
VI great bargains at p. GATTRIGHTA.
A Sons FURNITURE WAkEHOOMs. ~
80. 10 Governor street. The very latestS
designs Of the most fashionable FURNITURE
made we are now offering az ruin0asly
low prices Parties ia want 81 GOOD FUR
NITIIiF can be accommodated, both I'm
priee and quality, and will 6ud Il 10 their interest
10 examine our stock before 5uyimg elsewhere.
my l3-3m
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y RAILROAD DISCOVERED UNDER TIE
GROUND Iesterday while workmen were
engaged In making an excavation near the
Richmond and Danville depot they came
upon q narrOw-gauge railroad six or seven
feet underground. The locality l. on the
right side OF Virginia street approaching
the depot, about twenty yards from the
gate, and the purpose OF the digging was
to place the foundation OF q large grocery
warehouse.
The site is in the rear OF ShOckoe ware
house. and many years ago a large portion
OF the hillside leading up TO Shockoe Slip
was dug away, but not enough Of il 10
bring the grade to a level with the yard OF
the depot. When the workmen dug down
for the purpose before named they came 10
a narrow-gauge railroad, with the ircn
rails on sawed oaken ties. all in a rcmarka-
bic state OF preservation. \ part OF the
track was still visible Yesterday. sticking
out Of the hillside. which rose above . the
distance OF twenty or twenty-five feet.
What the road was built for doe, not
clearly appear, resident OF the city
for the past fifty years failing to
remember that any road existed at the
point named at all. One theory advanced
i that when the Danvlle road was first
built 4 side track was laid from the Dan
vile depot to the rear OF ShOckOe ware
house. and used for the purpose Of facili-
tating the loading and unloading Of cars
freighted with hOgShead- Of tobacco, - hich
were raised from bogicS on the narrow
gauge track into the warehouse, and low
cred al>oto the ears with rope and tackle.
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LOUISVILLE OFFICIALS IN RICHMOND
Mayor Darlington yesterday received n
telegram from General Echols that a party
Of Louisville officials were on the train
bound for this city. In the evening Mayor
Darlington, City-Enginecr Cut.haw. and
Councilman Higgins went to the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohio depot and met Mayor
Charles ID. Jacobs, City-Engineer II. :.
Scowden, and Mr.. J. VI. Womack. whom
they escorted 10 the Exchange Hotel.
These gentlemen, as officials Of Lou1s-
Vile, are interested in getting the best pos
sibe stone for street-paving, and they
think il probable that Jane river granite
will suit them. The Allegheny Railroad
Company have placed train at their dis
posal, and this morning, with Colonel Cut
shaw and others, they will 20 up the river
to examine the quarries.
some Louisville contractors were here
not long ago, and after looking at Main
street and seeing the quarries, were Of
opinion that our stone Wa, a. good a. any
that could be gotten.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
HYGEIA HOTEL

H1 NtlA HOTEL
situated loo yards from Fort Monroe. Orsp all
the year. Equal To any hotel iu ihc Unttc states
surround ~, UNSURPASSED Bathing. boating. hsh-
ing.and driving epeciaily attractive prc-emllcufly
q resort for southern people. Terms less for equal
accommodations than any resort lu tho country.
Climate ftec from malA.1a, and for insomnia truly
wHd'riul in b., ,opoIilc effect. send for circular
describing tyeicuic advantage. ctc.
HARRISON PiiHEI>,
my li-3m Proprietor.
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CHELDRES'S CARRIAGES.

CHILD REN'S CAERIAGESca"A
y from a. up: DECORATED CHAM 80. 80.
BER Sis 70 r3; TIN TOILET SITS. Mh1ER-
cool FRS. tLl-FAN>. WIRE BfSII-CONERS.
>lLNFR-PLAIED ICE-PIGt HERS. and other
scas0uatC goods at loF pricc- nt
ROBERT UARROLD'S.
ic4 sl7 Broad street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DROTECTlON WITH PROFIT.
RECORD OF POLICY No. lslO,
ISSUED BT THE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-GNSURANCE COMPANY
OK THE LIFE Or
". :. CANDEE, CASHIER MANUFACTURERS
BANK, MILWAUKEE. WIS,
March II. 1862; age, thirty-onc:
ENDOWMENT PAYABLE N NISETEES TEARS.
Amount of in-urancc................ $4,000 90
Annual premium SoI go
Total premiums I'm nineteen ycars....... s4.503 90
Les cash dividends i.776 81
Net cost of $4,000 nsurancc........s2,726 10
Endowment paid March "a, lssI......sj.oO0 o0
NJ ITvhts - s ,
Equivalent 10 above . per cent compound Interest
beside insurance OF $4,000 for nineteen wears.
For further information. address
JOHN T.. { CtRN. state Agent.
1913 Nlin street. Richmond. "a.
DR.. j. :. ID. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
jy 7-cOdt>ef
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VAEM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w Va ARR NOW OPEN ASD READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive palnghiets To
John Bl1ir. druggists. RieAuond. or ~ the pro-
prietor. This /. tie most ItNrhtfal warm suiphur-
bath Temperature, 9s degrees In the world.
ap 3o-3m JOHN =. .EIBANk.
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