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FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 2, 1870.
Uskfi:i. r.wKxrioN.? Mr. I?. Atkinson, of
Georgetown, D. C., has just obtained letters
patent for a most Indispensable article of
??T in a notato-poeler
of
and capable of oemg - v
?ix veru^ of It consists of a tin pan on
an inclined plane, with a rotarr grater, ca
pable of hoi " ** *?*tntoes. or
the s.itne quaum, ,
or fruit. About* half a palloi
noured in the pan, and the
into the prater, which is revolved i?v ? VI an ?x
movement. The prater closely resembles a
nquirrel cace, and is easily and readily re
? ? * ? r>h(lrl can work if. which
e<! Plane, ? im r,
holainjr a half peck of potatoes, or
quantity of other round vegetable
About* half a gallon of water is
. About nan a
in the pan, and the potatoes put
prater, which is revolved by a crank
resemble* a
squirrel cage, and is easily ???
volved, and a small child can work it. tvliieh
would afford amusement to it and at the
same time l>e profitable belp to the cook or
housewife. Yesterday we witnessed the
practical working of the 4< pooler and
cleaner." A halt pock of pota foes?equal
mercer and sweet? were thrown into the
prater, and the machine put in operation,
and a gentleman requested to time the ope
ration. There were larpe and small pota
toes rnanv being so small that a cook would
not take the trouble to peel them, and in
four and a half minutes the entire lot was
thoroughly peeled and cleaned, without any
waste of the vegetable, which would not
have been the result had the operation been
jwrformed in the usual manner of peeling
with a knife.
WAftTS. ?
11/ ANTED, a No. 1 COOK without in
T T cumbrance? one tiut can come well recont
m nded. Aaplyat BRIGGS'S BAKfcrtY,'
?e 2 - 2t* 707 Main street.
?WANTED, a good COOK. WASH Eli
?T *nd iao ICR without incumbrance. Ap
ply, ?ith recoramentlatl -nr. to
ANDREW PIZZINI & CO.,
se 2 - It 807 I?/o.d street.
TIT ANTED, a S K TT L E D WOMAN
T? (white or colored) to ?'o th<* cook In v an?l
washing for a r.uiall fatnllv. Al->o, a GIKL (wr ite
or < oloied) to look after ? hddrcn and h?*lp ?n the
house. Ai'plvat no south Thlid street, between
C? j and Canal. se 2--2I*
WANTED, TO RENT A IKM'<e7oi^
ulnlne four rooms. gas -nd w?ter, with :?
kitchen of two rooms and coal and wood-hoi:. -v, j
witbln five minutes' \v.Jk ? f capltol. Rent pal. I
miithly In advance. Acdrtss a. if. C., tnroujjh I
city p st-'ffice. f-e l ? 3t
TX7 ANTED, a FIRST-CLASS WHITE
T? HAaD to MAK?- HOOTS at.d SIKij-jS. I
Apply to JaHN' 8-liLK.
Main street between Seventh anl * Ighth.
se 1 - 3t?
WANTED, A OOOD COOK, coming
well recommendtd snd no lr.cumbranco
Also, a CAI* 4.BLK >UKS>K. Apply at No y So- 1
cond street, between Main and Franklin. '
se l ? St
WANTED, a handsome COUNTER
wirh drawers; also, a SHOWCASE. Ad
dress at this officr. ?u 31? 4*.*
WANTED, a SUIT OF ROOMS on the
flrst < r second floor of a house located con
veniently to the business centre or tN*cltv. -
dresp, stating location and term:-, " Jv. .1 ." J) is
patch office. an 31 3t
ANTED, ten to litteen IJUARRYJ1 EN
(good haud-drlllers). Apply to
J. C. MARQl'IS Superintendent
au 31? lw THchmond Granite < *otn pany.
w
WANTED, TO BORROW, ON THE
VERY bEST RKAL ESTATE SM'C
KIT Y, 9(11000 or *13, coo for two, three, and '? ttr
years, or less, at ten | er evnt. pe- annum *M>I>
to I.. W. No tU3.
Universal I lfe Insurance Company's office.
au 27- (it
WANTED, TO LEND MONEY ON
DIAMONP.S, WATCH ES,
JEWEi-RV,
8ILVEKWARF. &C., at
S. A. W INST < K- > Lnan Cft'.cc,
No. 17 Fouiteenth street,
between Main and F r a<. kl 1 ?i stree'8.
Ofllce closed on >ATl.' Kim V > au V I lm
FEMALE. TEACHER.? A Y< iL\(i
1AI)Y, wh.se a&nciailoi.s h?\e '?<en v jt?.
the est circles < f soch-Jy. wishes !>> rooure
situation as TEACH r ?t In s me lartc seminar*
or prliitte f ?tully, e*Hh' r coirh or *csi t;?rreii.
> lie is a ;uli fcrudu Ue '?f Ib-llins Iu^titti'-. a iiin
s h lar, and a lovely ch iracti-r. ?i>d has It ?i i? c
sears' experience. Sre ten lies m >sl?' ?? d ? 'I it.c
llterarv brauv'hes tisualiv pa sued i?v ymhtik K
dies. Title yonnu isdy wiii t?e :ui arqui. Jtiosi to
s.ny school or rmnilv. Address, stating i? rtns,
Mijor J. B. lilLii., li'Ck l?o\ :<4 hichmoml, V.i.
au 23- lot ('Ha K;,ES j.. O CR F.
SUMAC WANTED.? We pay the highest
maiket price In cask f.>r M.JUU dcti - c
elth.r at our tannery in Siftiiciiester, at r.iilr ad
depo s lu Uichtnond. or at n ;rc .* o. U2J .'u.-t'n
street, Richmotu. The le-tvcs must t>e oftrreen
color, well <!rled, and ( ec from Ikmtks, .'ticks,
and sand, jjv 4? d&s?'3ml Hl'LST KIN.j,
WANTED, ladies to send in their
"1.1VEINU" for fall early, so as to get
th?-m In good time.
The la-.gesl aud bf-st "DYE WORKS" in Ame
rica are tlsoae on Stat.cn Island. 'ilu'olH- e ami
agenc- is at KING'S, 730 Ju<!i s?:ect. betweei
keventh and Eighth streets, Klchmond, Va.
Lidi?-s In the country can send by '?express,'
and have good* returned the si.tue wav.
au b? 3in E. til'.'G, Sit.
E
? A. DAY Ton, SEALER IN RAIL
n> . c XT A ~ I! k- \ < *Ti\u K US' ai.d !? \(il
and
Shu/tlng, Hnn>fer?. I 'ill leys, Uclttn.c, I. act
Leather. Saws, hud Files; Wrcuchcs. twist
Or UK Wool-Carding Machines and Cloth. ng,
Steam -Callages, t-aw summers, Sfearn and Wat r
Pipe Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal, ?*ick aim
Tool Handles etc.
if von want ? portable Steam-Engine for :?
descrlp ice pamphlet, or* c?*<l and examine the
" A.Mfc.S," the best eng'ue mad".
I have a general assort nu nt of second h\uti
Engines and KoileVi. Saw-M.lls, Mlllntones, au<)
Gearings. Pianl g M achliii s, afj'l ottjer \\ 000
Working JKacblucry; .-hafting, Pullevs, and
Hangers ; Distillintr Ftxturej,etc., ctc.
Second-hand Machluerv and Stcain-Rollerb
bought, sold, and exchanged. au 6 -3?ri
M
A CHINE SHOP.
SLOAT A ADD1NGTON.
MACHINISTS,
Works a mo Okfice: 1122 and 1424 CAii\
elllKKT, BlTWlGN FOL'KTKKNTH AND
KlKTKKNTII STKKKTS.
KlCimOND, VIKOINIA.
ALL KINI>H OF NEW WORK MADE: KK
PAIRING STEAM-SNGtN^S and RoiLEKS ii
city aud country; TOBACCO WOKK of ai
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MIi. LS made and repaired la
II*NCOCK.'S SUPERIOR WANNEK; PLAT
EORM and *11 other kinds or SCALES REPAIR
K I) and ADJUSTED. AGENTS i'?>r tl-e ^a'e o
JUDSON'S PATENT ST^AM-ENGINE GO
VERNOR, SKLDKN'S PATENT STKaM-EN
GI># PACKING, Utlca Company's STtCAM
GAUGES. Those gauges ars warranted by us foi
one year, anl we sell tliem ?tl. low p- Ices. We keer
all klnda of UK ASS WoR* OF cJUPii R1 f;
irfAKE for STEAM ENGINES, such as ^au^c
cocks oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CUPS FOB
SHAFTING. 8EL.F-FEKDi.KS. PTKAM-WHIS
TjES. WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VA\VE.\
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, ana a central as
sortment of such articles as are ust d by all run
n In K steam-engines and saw-nillli.
SLOAT A AODINGTON,
je IS 14V2 and 13'.'4 Cary street.
I^JETEOPOUTAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL BTREETb
STATIONARY and FORTABLE ENGINE?
and 3A W-MILLBj
HARK. GRIST, aud PLASTER MILLS :
? - HI w"Pfkri>L ,.J
alze.'
0A1U*4<I*|<? .
always on. hand.
Ola engines, Ac., repaired and sold on commis
sion or exchanged for new. All other repair
promptly and satisfactorily done.
sena for descriptive circulars.
de24 WILLI AW K. TANNER <> CO.
Fi'?yiTr?E, A?;.
Q B. STACY & SON,
1308 AND 1310 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions by every etcRrner
to their elegmt and varied stock of FURNITURE,
and only desire an examination by those In want
to convince them they sel? as good FURNITURE
and MATT REbSES of every description cheaper
thin any liouoe In the city. Our stock of MAT
TBBiSKS and BEDSTEADS Is the largest south
of New York. Come and see us; we mean to
ple&se and satisfy everybody. an 18
ABWOOD & BITTEB, gT
- opposite the post-ohloe jual a street, wSj*.
lu*e now on hand the moat complete an i> JTff
varied assortment of CHAMBER i; LRNl'i Livn.,
PARLOR FURNITURE, L>IMrsG-EOOM FUR-,
mxcuK. -'Mattresses. No est^iish- ;
meat in toe State can offer greater induct men ts. j
Ele*ant net* of superior workmausbip and fine
inUh, and plain goods of every description. Call
opposite the poet-offlce, up suirs.
?a 11 I
"OJJAP THIS AND SAVE MONEY, (ft
JLV if AR WOOD a R IT IKE InUnd moving Ei_
to the large building now bemg erected oi f^i
Governor street by S. W. Harwood on the 1st of
October. Until that time we are ottering our whole
atock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES only
ii shade above cost, .
If you want Veil-made, cheap Furniture, call
on U0. H Alt W OOD A R1TTER,
opposite port-office, Main street,
tu H-- 2ffl Richmond.
T^B.MAUKY^TOOTH-BKUS^Sjust 1
1/ received by I
POWHA TAN F. DUPUV.
V Apothecary, 437 Broad stmt,
? 'i . ^ X' V "
FOS3 KEJTT^
Foil RENT OR SALE, THAT COM-**
MOMOUS A N D COUFORTAHr. k1:!l
BRIOK RESIDENCE, covered with tin. In
good repair, about to be -vacated by the Rev.
A. K. Dickinson, and Altua'ed at the southeast
corner of Clav and Twenty-elxth streets. Church
Hill. The BUILDING Is two stories find
hiscrr.ent. The rooms, which are seven In num
bvr, aro large and ttlry. besides a wide hall or
p xixaxQ on each lloor. The location Is In an 1m
provl-g part of 'ilic city, and la convenient to
churches of all denominations and to market- 1
st. Hilda. Tho lot fronts about 40 feet and ha3 a
d?r>th of 122 feet tr> n ten-foot alky. Besides t lie ;
dwelling, iliere are a double brick kitchen of four
rooms and a pood smoke or meat-bouse. A vacant
Jot adjoining, of ahout 35 feet front and the stme
depth of the othT, will be sold If desired. Price
reasonable, and desirable as an Inve^tmenf. Apply
? o w. b. Rutins,
Real k state Agent,
sc 2~Jt 1QQ2 tMain sf-eet.
T?()R RENT, the FIRST and SE-?s>
X COND FLOORS over E. Cohen's, Esq., Rij[
corner Main and Fourteenth streets, containing
two roonn each, with gas and water; suitable fur
offices or IO'J#lni(- rooms.
A 11 HICK HOUSE with six room* on Bsk?r
ctivet east of Brook avenuo.
A FRAMED Ht?USK with four rooms on Moore
street ne-r toRnd west of Brxik avenue.
A FRAMED HOUSE with four rooms on Twen
ty ?il<t;th street between M and N.
A h ndsome OFFlOK on Twelfth street lietaeen
Main andCarv. RICHARIiHON <6- C?V,
Real Estate Agenta and Auctioneers,
se3 - St Ilia Main street.
T?OR RENT, SEVERAL PLEA-?a?
X SaNT KOoMS to a small family of goodB^li
standing on moderate terms. Apoly to
T. R BAS-S,
so 10-- No. 410 west Clay street.
JM>R RENT, THAT VERY PESI-^
XABLV. BRICK HOUSE situated on theJaiiii.
north side of Broad street between Twenly-sevem n
and T * enty-elgUli streets ; all in complete repair.
Possession can be h:td at once.
K. I>. EACHO,
i-c 2? St Real Estate Agent.
(XI RENT, A. \EHY DESIRA-#*
BLE BRICK HOUSE situated on the Hjjil
north side of Clay l?elween FIrtit acd Second
streets, having been recently repaired, stich as
ipajeilng and painting, Ac. Possession can be
luu?t<hce. Ft 1). EaCIIO,
se 2- 3t Real Estate Agent.
FOli RENT, nice COTTAGE, <our$$
larpe rooms and one small room, on Hi"!!
I Fourth street, opposite Pratt's cottage, Gimble's
I mil. Possess Ion at once. Apply to
I HIl.L & GODDI'*,
? s* 2? SI, 1103 Main strf?>t.
' T^OR RENT, the WOOD COTTAGE fa
.1 < .it koss street between Fourteenth andjgfcijj
Mayo streets, containing seven rooms, In K'-od
ord^r.
aN... THR RE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
ou Mayo street, containing eleven rooms, suitable
f.iru hoarding house.
Also, BAR-itOOM below the Bollard Hotel.
Also. BRICK STORE and DWELLING above,
on Main street.
se 1?3? E. A. J. CLOP TON.
FOR RENT, the STORE, and FLOOR
above same, on Broad street betwetn JHiiil
\ lutli end Tenth, at present occupied by Mr. J. L.
I Cox as a shoe store. Possession given October
IClll U' Xt. Applv to
MANNS. VALENTINE.
80 1? 2w
1203 Main ftreet.
?OR RENT, a very desirable BRICK j
H ?CS'C situated on the north 6ld? of]
V
A. M siliiawu on w.*.
Btoad sin t-t, No. 1410. with all the modern im
pr >v nnnts, now In the occupancy of Mr. Israel
Ella*, l'osjts: Ion can Ik* had In a few days.
E. D. EACH?\
se 1- 3t Real EsUte Agent.
For rent, rrick" dwelling#*
on wt st sire #f 'Ihlrd ftreet and third w'-ii
h'His'o from northwest corner of that and tlav
street; eleven rooms; kitchen, <Sc. Possession at
once. Applv to
s>-l-Ct ?T. I.. APPERSON.
I7ARM FOR RENT.? The FARM upon
. which 1 now reside Is for rent, containing
about J36 acres, suitable for the production of the
usual r-ops raised In tills vlclnltv ; situated, lying,
an t being beiwe^n the New North road and Brook
turnpike -the latter I elnir one of the test at all
s a*ous < f the ve-t>- Lading to and from the cltv of
It! binond and belnf about one mile distant.
'It enlace ha* up. n It >i BRICK HOUSE with
six rn 'iiH. well .?t' water in ya-d, and paved
thnuuli ut. which makes It always dry: a very
ample for age -si ed some 200 or 300 feet long, suffl
<?1. ii' for f. 1! purposes ol storing provender of anv
kind : a stable, somewhat ou*. of repair, but wlih
Mile ?-xpcn e can be made to readily accommo
date tw.lve head of hf?rses; t?ge'htrwlth a very
lam* ice house, which k'.eps remarkably well
wh?'ii till* d properly. Any person wishing to en
anx'' In mtiket-gnfdenlng. it )s valuable on ac
c unt "f Its proximity t> mtrket. having plenty
< f ground wpil-snited ?;r.d adapted to the purpose
T.i mi energe'lc man with a small family a more
di-slraide place could scarcely be found In !lilst< c
Hoii. Av.v p TS"ti dl-p.>sed to relit will please call
and examine for \h iu5< lvc?.
T1DMAS M GRIFFIN.
for Frances Grtfliti,
on Hit premlsor. in*ar Brook turnpike toll g?r.
11K> KtCO COUNT Y. AagUSt 20, 1S70.
au 31-eod2w
T^oR RENT, ii desirable FAMIIA !
J. Ii * SIDKNI K.lii i borough order, recently fs?i.
p<Apcred and painted. with gas and water, on
Third street between C lay a;>d I.elgfc. For terms,
?&c., apply to lit. It. A. LEWIS
au -i? p jd'Jw t n Grace street above First
IJiOR RENT, HOUSE No. 311, ongf*
Four 1 1) between Broad and Marshall Si-L
stree-'.s. Dwelling contains twelve rooms, kitchen
three. Gas, wat, r, and the u>tial conveniences on
the lot. I'i'ssessl <n given l?t September. Apply
to I. I.. CAl'V at So. 317, on same street,
au 29? 3tcod MRS. M. B. STKANGE
IjH)R RENT, the ST< HIE and L'P PER
1 t'AII r OF THK l!Or.>K 311 Broad street ;glii!
either separate or togell?-:r. Inquire of
MISS MARY WHITE,
an 31 1719 Main street.
170R RENT, the STORE recently oe-gffti
.T cupkd by Messrs. Pleasants & Co., on Bill!
KifUeuth between Mal'i ;ind Carv iticets. 1. la
?(diiil'a lv nuaoted lor a wholesale groccry or
commission-house. Apply to
HILL & GODJ>T.Yi.
an Si 3t llu* ~?am street.
IMIR RENT, 'THAT REALLY
1. beautiful ?n"d attractive SUBURBAN .fiiiil
Ur-SVjVP. > OK, with sixteen acres of land a: taclieU,
uoar Camp Orant, mid at pro. cut occupied bv
General M'wberrv, con tain ln?r six rooms; kitjh
???, s'-ahle, &e? with a large number of lrult trees,
.ti d l lie usual out-bulldlngs found on a first class
residence. To a eood tenint the rent will be rea
sonable. For te> in-> and time of possesion, apply
to LYME A BROT11X.K,
au 3C? 4t Auctioneers.
FERTILIZERS.
1 )ERU VI AN GUANO ? 100 tons No. 1
J. ij S> It i' V iA N G U A \ O for s*le by
ael? d,wAswlm aL^L-ON & API ISOX.
PACIFIC GUANO.? 500 tons SOLUBLE
JL 1'aCiKIC GUANO fv>r sa'e by
sel -elw&awlm ALLISON & ADDISON.
I^LOUR OF RAW BONE.-200 tons
FLl'UR OF It AW B;)Nt<', warranted tin
burnt and unadulteraU d, for sale bv
ss 1? d, wAswltn ALi,lS"X & ADDISON.
TXT II AN N ? S R AWBC >N E SUPER
T T l'Hos-l'HATK.? 100 tons KaWBO.NKSL
PK?(P!lo8(*H ? TIC lor bale by
be 1? d.w&swlm ALLISON & Al>DLU)X.
PIIE SOUTHERN
FERTILIZING COMPANY,
OFFICE 1321 CAliY STREET,
OFFER T1IEIK
TOBACCO FERTILIZER AND
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZE It
at reduced prices, for use on the wheat crop.
We Invite the attention of wheat growers to our
FALL CIRCULAR FOR 1870,
containing valuable testimonials from manv ol
the best farmers in the State, which will be for
warded, postage paid, on application.
Special preparations put upon liberal terms at
short notice. W. GILHAM,
au27-2m Piesldent and Chemist.
COJN FECTIONEKIJES.
gPEC IAL LICENSE REQUIRED j
Fon
M A N UFACTURIXG ST AM P-CANDY.
II ivlng procured a ppeclal license for $150, whicli
Is rcqulied to
MANUFACTURE STAMP-CANDY,
I am now prepared to 6upply retailers with any
quantity of this novelty.
NO LICENSE RK QUIRED OF RETAILERS.
SOLD ONLY FOR CASH ON DELIVERY.
C . 7. 1 M M E R ,
1H8 MAIN STRFET, RICHMOND, YA.
uu 31? lOt
?pBUITS! FRUITS!!
FINE PEACHES,
FINE PEACHES,
FINE PEARS.
FINE PEARS.
ANDREW PIZZINI A CO.,
Jy 13 807 Broad street .
?3y on DiltrifcutlOD.
A ^ ^nrn T
SELECT SCHOOL #0R YOUNG LA
nift Mihs MARTHA T. MAYO will resume
. dut^'ofter BOHOOOFOB Y'HJKG' SADIES
o? tbc FlB8T M >NOAV IV OCTOBER at No.
CIS north Sixth tweet. Terms made known upon
application. ____ so 2? coutL C3
JANE'S SCHOOL,
GRACE BETWEEN 8ECOVD AND THIRD
streets;
The fourth session of Uih cohool comments
MONDAY, September 28th isto and closes June
30th, 1871.
Beginners In spelling a.n?J reading will be ad
mitted.
fch- nil (he patronage just'f. If a Jdltlonal teach
ers will be employed *
JAMES H. r.AXE M., Principal;
CHARLES D. Mv R OS, Asilstjnt.
se 1? dim
t} ICHMOND L A N CA STERIAN
.lYi SCHOOL.? The t xerrl-p* "f thli school will
be resumed on MON Da V N KX r. September 5th.
so 1? 3t* .J. E It *.T^S, Vrlucipai.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
UCBIbDRR N? Miss K \TE CLOPT( >
having returned to Richmond, will re cpan her
nchooF on MONDAY,* ctober 3 1*70. In Linden
Row, No. 102 e*8t FrankUn str rt, between Fifit
and Second Ftrefts. The Musical Department wilt
be UDder ilie charge of Mrs. William H. Pow
ers, formerly Mrs Amelf Ri'rilev.
For circulars, addres3Mlsa KaTE CLOPTON.
at Mr. Wallace's, corner of Byrd and Third
9 '.recta, Gambit's Hill, or Mrs. POSVERf, at the
schoolroom-'. au24-lm*
QEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C.
The academic vear of Georgetown College com
mences on the First Monday of skVtem
P?K R and ends in the first wei k of July.
The lectures In llr* medical and law departments
will commence in October.
JOHN' Early, H. J., President.
Circulars containing particulars can be obtained
by applying to I lie President an 10? lrn
T IF. HORNER'S CLASSICAL AND
*1 . mathematical SCH ;OL, OXFOR ).
N. ('.?With the view of preparine boys for the
senior classes in the Unlw>isiiv of Virginia, one
y? nr has been added to t lie former course of studv.
The present scholastic yt-*r will close the 20tii
MAY, 1871. with a vacation of four weeks In De
cember. Students reinalnii >r * vor may prosecuLo
ihelr studies in the wintar vacation without any
additional change for tuition.
The principal is n?slstvd bv Mr. FRANK W.
Christian, of Richmond, a graduate of tbeUnl
vcrs'.t ?> of Virginia In tlic schorls of Latin. Greek,
German. Mathem atlc, a' d Moral Philosophy.
Mr. Christian comes h!p hly r'.'om mended by the
Faculty of the University. Mid Ji is been a Miccess
l ul teacher in the 'Episcopal i lgh Sclnol of Vir
ginia," near Aleraiidri t.
The charge for bo*rd and ti.itlon, exclusive of
lights and washing, is $140 per term of twenty
weeks. Studt*uts are chared only from the time
of admission, and none are admitted hut those
wishing to pursue the rrgular course of study.
J. II. nOttNEB, A. r<?
an 13 ?* i'llnclpal.
VOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
A VISITATION. Ml'N'S-e MARIA,
on Grace street !>? tween Twenty-second and
Twentv-thlrd .'W-ets,
Richmond. Va.
Tlie dn-'ies of this lintl .mloii will be resumed on
th?? FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus of terms application can be made to
the SUPERIOR* 8S ol the Academy.
au 3 -dt H&eodtFebl j
C<T. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, CORNER
Oof fourth and Marshall streets. I
The scholastic exercists of this institution will
be resumed on the FIRST M NDAY IN SEP
TEMBER. au 9 ? lrn
B
Si
day I n J u v k.
For particulars, address Rev. Dr. DUNCAN,
president of the College, or
H. ESTILL, Secretary of Faculty.
J i 20? tlstQct AshNnd. Va.
LUE RIDGE SCHOOL,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
A. K. YANCEY. .Jr., Principal;)
W. LATH v M. Jr., > Instructors.
HUGH CRAIG, A. M., )
The next sesion commences September 15, 1870,
and closes .Tune 1">, ls71.
The Principal and h's ?s oetntes are gradu?tes
respectively cf the Virginia University and of
Cambridge," England, and are teachers of large ex- 1
perience.
Terms : Tuition, board, f-el. lights, and wash
ing. for entire session, $sv5?.
References : Faculty of University of Vir
ginia and former natrons o' die school.
Address A. K YANCEY. JR..
jy 18 2in Gri-eawoi d Oepot, Va.
t* 1CHMOND MALE ACADEMY.
R Franklin street \-ot V,,M1 /Commence
^SF1PTEMB?'J'?tl^ "Verms for scholastic
vear, payable u latterly in adv.nce . {Q
p rimary r ugljsn cn (0
VmleTn fciugaa^'e at Professors' ratei. 2 G0
^'circulars at bookstore*. QO0D30N
D. S. DAGGETT. JR-.
au 22--t()cl Jt'rinclpals.__
PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
C.s. F. P. IIOBSON, MRS. H. A. WISE, <lR.
AKr?, ihi jiH
have the advantage ol Lathi and Mathematics at
the school of Mr. ?L M.bTROl HER.
Fur particulars see clrcii^'s, which can he
found at the. book-tores of Mr. G. L. Bldgood
uiid Messrs. TV oodhouse A I *rnam. _ ?
???? "?? w,mam ,
? *<??.,; -?*>??
uriK S|W\N REED WILL RESUME
MtiIk V>I-TVF,,nOK II Ml fCHOOl; THE
ifiKST H'lVDA^ IN OCit'liF.K at residence,
corner of Broad and TwiutJ -ftghth streets,
au 22? eoUl- ? -
MISS V. A. LAWS "WISHES TO EX
GAGE MUSK' SCHOLARS for the ensu ng
aes.lon. F.irl>; ?|.?llcwl..M ??? ?* ??
arrancemon'-s del cud on tiii* number of pu| il? -
eurrd!' A p" ly at 409 ( tlay *tr,- t. au iS-e-.dlm*
'GUIRE'S school, n. vsmt?t<,
Fit iNlv- IN AND - DAMSSTIU'.Iv. lf%
. J. I'. " r j/J?",*. r- J Principals.
DR.J.M.G McGUl?E.< 1
O A KHICSSON- 1* reix b a' d German.
prlnrfp.u tUr,uKl?
OOUTI1ERX FEMALE INSTITUTE,
^ ItTCtiMOND V ? ? ? ' 1 Ii ?? Instil utl n will be
rc-opjned on tl. ' FIRST M N DAY IN OOTO
UER N >? XV. A lull corps l te-ichers will be- in
attendance, aud among twin a * KENLll liU
^ The chart's for board have beenrc iuced for I be
ensuing ws^ioii.
F?r cstulop..,, ,.n?fhu At M..
an 2? d&swtm N-fi 3 " **' t Lrace street.
TM'ISCOPAL I1UJI1 SCHOOL,
JCj F\I>-FaX county, va.
The twenty-seventh session begins SEPTEM
BK? 21. 1S70, and ends J UN b 2L 1*71.
TERMS : $330 per annum. No extras. For cir
cutare, uddH-3^LACKii,oK]> ^ A., Principal,
au o? 2m lock-box Alexandria, Va.
T AW SCHOOL.
The Law Department or Richmond College has
been onrauized. and the school *y'j.l bo opened on
the 1ST DAY "F OC'TOBEK "JFXt.
J. I* N?. CUKKY, LL. i?: ;
HALYB1IKTUN ; and \V U.LlAM GHEEN,
L,cir?uUrs0Sly?lbe had and further Information
obtained upon applb a'.ion by ittUjr or o^er?lse
tn K 1'ITItYEAR. Esh., chairman of the bacult}
or to' cither of the Law Professors at Richmond,
au 30? dtOl
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution will re-open OCTOBER 3, 13"0,
with a lull faculty, and wltio her arrangements
complete. Special advautaj!** and inducements
a?? offered to BOARDING PUPILS, who are in
vited to correspond at once with the undersigned.
Catalogue, with terms, et ., sent on i application.
CHARLES H. Wihbl'ON. M. A.,
au 20 -2w 1 resident.
Medical college of Virginia,
H-CllMONl '.-SESSION i ?F 15>70-'71.-Tl e
next ANNUAL COURSE OF l.BOTURKS will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCIO
BFH, ami continue five month'*, with a fully or
ganized faculty (consisting of tune pro/?r*or#),
and with all the requisite ai'I'auatds, models,
dpawings, and other facllules tor the Illustra
tion or iheleciures in the several departments. An
!iuipl? supply of material for practical an
?^T^m^'ical INtTRUCTI'?N at the College
nosPtTAL, the CITY Almshouses (wh te and
??w?. Hnil the t'iPPENSAUV attached to the
College. ' Special Clinics on diseases of the eye
and par and diseases of women ?.nd children.
UpVm' ? Matriculation, *5 : f?ll course of lec
tures, $1*20 ; graduation, $3u ; dt-moustrator of au
a TrL^onable Indulgence for the profeesors' fees
<nijKI3^ln Richmond, $18 to <30 per mouth.
L' U^ofllSr.cuiiv.
mtiv next session of the
T fk^^SHVelfth":.SSt?TE'
, , wTrSsKiv^Ptcmber si, IB70.
"lor c??rB,
..n-m E. F. f AKHAM.
RFJiXACRAXTM.
ZETELLE, No. 1204, i? con-i
ductlnK the summer cam paigni lt
serves are inexhaustible. S1-* SONABLK ma
gSghc80F?lmMOG5TC/B^OO^S
TIONH AND THE VKItY BEST LIQUORS, al
w55fe vSSeTaBLKS and ME ATS of theseaw^
alio *nSff" CRABS, TUBT ES. Ac., served la
JniUUedinxttrr. J
AUCTSOW.flAIt?H-?? Day.
r^M1? "ii ? ? i . i-i Aruxn-i-u-L- -j? u-lTlj-'- -V-i- ^ ? -? ? i ? i ? . - , uij-ia/w
By Cook & Laog&ton, Auctioneers,
comer of Governor and Franklin 3trcct?. :
Handsome wTlnut parlor
suit, household furniture, li
?UOES, OILCLOTH, Ac., AT AUCTION?
HIS DAY at 10 o'clock we will sell ot our auc
tlon-ronms
One handsome WALNT7T PARLOR SUIT, co
vered with srrcen reps ; medallon backs ; made
in thl9 fit' :
OFFICE DK8KS and CHAIRS,
About R0 yards excellent FLOOR OILCLOTH,
MAHOGANY ?Tt<N>Y i I D BKDSTXADS,
HANDSOME MARBLE-TO?' ROSEWOOD
Cabinet.
MARBi E-ToP W a SffSTANDS and COMODEH,
.vew HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD-?E AT CHAIRS,
Fxcellent COOKI - G-ST< >VES,
FEATHER BE'iganl PILLOWS,
MAHOGANY" .-If>EBOARl?8 and TABLES,
New STAINED WARDROBES,
COTTAGE BEDSTEAD* *c., Ac.
ALSO,
For account of an administrator,
Tfcre* barrels BRANDY, WINE, and SCOTCH
VfllldKEY.
COOK A LAUGH TON,
ce 2 Auctioneer".
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
No. 1317 Main street.
I L L I N E It Y~ GOODS, RIBBON'S,
i.i a SH<?W-CA8ES. COUNTERS. CROCKE
RY WAKE, ,tc., AT AUCTION.-I will sell, on
FRIDAY MuRNING. September 3d, commen
cing at 10 o'clock, at the house or Mr. N. C. Bar
ton. No. 007 ,Valn street, al" of his STORE FIX
TURES, STOCK (iv GOODS, Ac., consisting of
LADIES TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
CHIl DREN'd TRIMMED HATS AND BON
NETS,
FINE SASH, BONNET, and TRIMMING RIB
BONS;
HAv -S'?rE jnnnoBH,
MILLINERY FIXTURES,
SHOW-OASES, COUNTERS,
CROCKERY WARE. KNIVES. FORKS. AC.
THOMAS W. KEEaEE,
se l Auctioneer.
M
By Lyne A Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1439 Main street.
VALUABLE TWOSTORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SECOND BETWEEN BAKER <vND CHARITY"
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -Will be
sold at public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY the 2il day of September, 1870, at Ci o'clock
P. M. . that very desirable TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING located as described, and designated
by Jot No. 920. at present occupied by Mr. Stetter,
containing four ro< ma ; kitchen, meat-house,
stable. Ac.; lo good repair.
( The lot fronts on the west side of Second street
, thlrty-f ?ur feeu running back a depth of about
one hundred and twenty-six feet.
terms : One-third cash ; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notis, Interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
LYNE A BROTHER,
au 30 Auctioneers.
DISSOLUTIONS A PARTNERSHIPS.
Q O-PARTN ERSHIP NOTICE.
We, tlie undersigned, have entered loto d co
partnership under the firm of NOLTIJih A B RO
TH" R to carry on the RETAIL HARDWARE
BUi-INESSat No. 009 Main street, where we will
be pleased to see our friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them tliev will flud a complete
stock of BC11 DInG MATERIALS, SHOVELS.
SPADES. HOUSE-SHOES, BELTING, IIOUSE
F CRN I SUING GOODS, Ac.
JOHN M. NOLTING,
AUGUST 1, 1870. GEORGE A. NOLTING.
New hardware store,
NO. 9 0 MAIN STRERT,
RICHMOND, VA.
Butlders, mechanic?, blacksmiths, and millers,
will find a COMPLETE STOCK, selected et
prc-ssly for tiielr wants, which we effer at low
figures for cash.
se l-lw NOLTING A BROTHER.
Richmond, September l, 1870.
"YTEW CO-PARTNERSHIP - NOTICE.
i.1 The undeislgned have this Oay formed a co
partnership undt-r the firm name of WINGO,
ELLETT ft. CRUMP, to carry on In the city of
Richmond the wholesale aud relall BOOT AND
SHOE BUSINESS, and will occupy the large and
commodious storehouse heretofore occupied by
William Ira Smith clothier. No. 1308 Main itreet,
and we hope by atr let attention to business to
merit the confidence and support of the public.
C. E. WINGO.
J. IIN S. ELLETT.
so 1--2W JAMES D. CRUMP.
D
Dissolution.? The tirm of doggett
X AvDERSo\' was dissolved by mutual con
st ut on the 25ih Instant. Th? business will be con
duced ity c. UOGGET r p.t the corner of Governor
and Franklin streets, undGEORGEW. AiVD?K
SjN at 12oiJ Main ttreet, over the store of N'oih
Walker & t o.
All persons indebted to the Ute linn are rccmest
* rl to call mil se'.tle their scxmnt? promptly at
the corner of Governor and Franklin streets, and
i 11 persons lia vine claims will present them tor
paMr.eat. C. DOGGETT,
an 30- at GKO-vGE W. ANPE'lSON.
TS-OLUTION OF CO-PARTNER- 1
Sill I*. -The llrm of JOVES, BlSOWN & CO.,
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr. WIL- !
LlAM B.JONES. RICHARD 1. BROWN and
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON, the sutvivlne
partners. are alone authorized to settle tbe busi
ness of the bte firm.
All person? havlmr claims against the lite Arm
of JhnES, BROWN' CO., ?re requested to pre
fejtlliem o the uoders'gned f< r payment, 11
per?, ns indebted to the l ite Arm of JONES.
15 It OWN it CO., art- requ-sted to come forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
Rl('llARI) L. BROWN,
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
surviving partners, j
Richmond, Va., August 18th, i87o.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.? TllC un
dersigned have this day formed a co-partner
ship under the s yle of BROWN'. PEMltKkTOV
& CO. for tho purpose of conducting GENtRAL
WHOLESALE GICOOERY A.N'l) LIQUOR BU
SINESS in tli*' ci?v nf .
As successors ol ? be late Arm of Jones. Brown
A To., the Svli' it the patron ige of the iricuds oi
the late concern and the public generally.
K. L. BROWN,
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
D. O. DAVIS.
RicnMOXD, Va., August 18, 1370. an 22-lm
i:s).s.^3 i-:v, florists, Ac,
IYE HUNDRED BUyilELS^ TIMO
THV' SEED (new crop) for sale by
se 1 d.wftswlm ALLISON Jt ADI/I80N.
i nnn bushels orchard grass,
J ,UUU 300 bushels HERD >GR ASS,
H'O bu-bels CLOVER SEED,
rcwcrop, for sale bv
so l-d,w,*3wlui A LLISON A ADDISON.
rjn U R N I P SEED.
ItUTA BaG A SEED.
New croj uow ready of
WHITE NORFOLK,
WH11 E GLOBE,
.RED-TOP STRAP LEAP,
WHITh-T P STRAP LEAF,
WHITE DUTCH,
IKKIVING'SRUTA BAGA,
ASHCROFT'S SWEDE.
AMKRPJAN RUTA BAGA.
See ls sent by malL Addiess
ALLAN &. JOHNSOW,
1306 Main street.
Tost-oAlce box 4i>. jy 17
rjPURNIP SEEDS.
NEW CROP.
PURPLE-TOP STR \Mi.EAF,
W111Tk.Fi. AT dutch;
LARGlC WHI I'K GL, BE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
SEVEN-TOP, and
PUKPL ->TOP RUTABAGA,
grown from the same stock aud of the same supe
rior qaallty as those sold by us for the last three I
years. ALLISON & ALDISON,
jy IS 131'Q and 1322 Cary street.
CELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
CABBAGE PLANTS, now ready at
ALLAN & JOHNSON'S,
Je 30 1500 Main street.
TURNIP SEED.
RUTA-BAGA SEED.
New crop now ready of
WHITE NORFOLK,
WHITE GLOBE,
Rw D ToP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE DUTCH,
IK IK VINO'S RUTA-BAGA,
ASHCROFT'S SWEEDE,
AMKRICAN RUTA-BAGA.
SEEDS by mail. Address
W. H. TURPIN,
Jy 13 1523 Main street.
SU.VHERRESOKTS.
Alleghany springs.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.,
COLIIOUN & CO.. PROPRIETORS.
In order to prolong the season, the proprietors of I
the ?
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS
will on the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, RE
DUCE THE RAT * S OF BOARD
TO THE FOLLOWING
PRICES :
Per month $50. oo
Per week 15.00
Per day 2.50
au 28 ? 2w COLHOUN A CO.
EALING SPRINGS.
PRICK uF BOARD REDUCED.
From and after this date the price of BOARD
wilt be
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER
DAY AND SIXTY DOLLARS PER
month.
au 19? tlstSep B. M. QUARLKS, Agent.
T OCUST GROVE,
JU GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY. VA..
is open lor visitors. For lm'thfulness, good
living, &c., it Is unsurpassed In the mountain-.
Tekms : $2 per day, $10 per week. $30 per month. ,
Children under tweUe years and servants, hall
price. Deductions for parties spending the sum
mer. [je 6? im] A. K. YANCEY, JR.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
PREPARE FOB WINT^R.?Thla is the
season to hive your FURNACES, FIRE
PLACE HEATkBS, and other STOVES repair
ed, cleaned, and made ready for cold weather.
MOUnTCaSTLE, 520 Broad street, is prepared to
receive your orders and execute them {"racticaJly,
reasonably, and promptly. STOVE CASTINGS, _
dto*| alwayi oa band, *u 84 a
, ? .
:vs y<- '?
AlfCTKMIP'^AIjES? Fotnr? ?ft
' By Mi & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Peal Estate Agents,
No. 1113 Main street.
ANDSOME AND WELL-AR
JUL IUNO?n STORE and dwet.ung
ON BROAD =i-HEKT NEAR MtJNFORO
STREET FOR SALE AT AUOTION.-We will
pell on tlie premise* on MONDAY the 5th Septem
ber, at 5 o'clock P. M.. the property above U2
f-cribed. r?he lot has a front on Broad <?tr?et?s
feet, running ba: kl35 to a wide alley. The.lmprovc
ments consist of < new TW's L'\ RY FRAMED
STORE and DW7LLIVG. wl h four rooms be
sides basement. Krontirg on th* allev ar" TWO
FRaMEDTEnEMh NTS with three rrtoms cien.
There Is a well of excellent w.i?er on the premise*
bo arr inpod r*s to accommodate the several tene
ments; and Is a pood stand f -r buplress.
Terms : One.foiirth cash: balance at four
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable note?, in
terest added, and secured by trust deed on the pro
perty. LEK A GODDI N , A uctloneer?,
8e 1 1113 M-iln street.
By Lee & Go'Jdln,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Ager-.ts,
No. 1113 Main street.
Building lot on lester street,
IN ROCKETTS. AT AUCTION.? On
TUESDAY, Gib Septembor, on thf? prfiTilses, as CJ
o'clock P. M., we *"111 ffll a PESIUABLK LOT,
fronting 05 f.et on Lester f.tre<-t and extending
back to Wharf street, well ijtiltcd for manufactur
Ine purposes and close to shipping.
Tkrms : One-half, cash ; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable paper, interest
added, and scoured by trust deed.
LEE & GO DDI V,
se 1 Auctioneer^..
liy Thomas W. lveesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1317 Main street.
Horses, buggies, carriage,
SULKY, HAlfNKSa. &C.. AT AUCTION,
I will sell on SATURDAY, September 3. at 12
o'clock, at the livery stable ?r> Franklin street at
present occupied by Messrs. W. S. Ware X Co.,
all of the stock of
H .I.'SFS, BUGGTES,
f AKRIaGK, SULKY,
If Alt 'JESS,
and many other* things connected with a livery
3table.
AT. SO,
the STABLE will be < ffered FOR RENT.
THOMAS W. KE*SE*,
se 1 Auctioneer.
By Grubbs <*. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TITE VALUA
X BLE FARM KNOWN AS ""WKST VIr W,"
ON THE WESTHAM R'?AD, THREE AND A
HALF MILES i-RDM THK CITY, AT AU< -
TION.? Bv Virtue of a deed of trust executed by
C. A. Robinson, trustee to tin* late t'owhatan Ro
berts and the subscriber as trusters, dated l!tb
August, 1308, and duly recorded in the office of .he
clerk of Henrico county court, being thereto re
quired by the creditor secured, I will sell, as sur
viving trustee, at auction, upon the premises. 011
TUESDAY. 6th September, at 5 o'clock I'., M. if]
fair, if not, then upon the tirst fair d '.y thereafter,
at the same hour, tte property conveyed In sai<i
deed, the same being the very valuable FA I'M
known as "WEST VIEW," lying at the forks of
the Westham and Tliree-chopped roads, about
three and a Inlf miles west ot Richmond, hiii
braclngONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY- NINE
ACRES, with an excellent DWELl.ING and ex
tensive FARM-BUILDINGS of all kinds.
The said farm has bet 11 highly improved, and Is
regarded as one of the most valuable of Its size in
the vicinity of this city.
Tekms : Sufficient lu cash t > defray exper 5es of '
sale and to pay ofT a note for fN,S37.8o. due Uth
August, 1870 ; a credit as to 45,123 55 until Mtlt An
ftust, 1871 ; and the residi.e u -on such terms as the
grantor in said deed, his heir:;, or assigns, may
d'rcct ; and In the event of his or their failure to
give such direction, th?n upon such terms :?s I
shall announce at th^ tinu' of s*lc.
1*. W. GRUBBS, surviving Trustee.
Gnruus & Williams, Auctioneers. sel
By Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Heal Estate Ascent.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON THE FAST bUEOP
SEVENTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN*
ANI) FRANKLIN STREETS ? By virtue of a
deed of trust executed by Isaac Jacobs and wife
en the second day nf October, 18(js, to the tru.Ue*
of the German Buildlnjr A s.-ociatl >n . No. 2, and
by direction of the Board nf i-lreetor? of r.il.i
Asootlatlon. we, the undersigned, a-; trustees of
aald Associate n. shall on TUESDAY the Ctli day
of September. 1870, expose to sale at public auc
tion, on the premise?, at half- past 4 o'clock I*. M.,
the real e3tate conveyed bv said dc?d, and therein
1 nil v described. as fallows: \n t tiat lti>.Au iS
TaTK. with a BRI K TENEMENT thereon, on
the east line of Seventeenth stre?t hetw- en vain
and Franklin streets, subject, to -t perpetual ground
rentof ninety bushel s nun-hint able wheat, to be
delivered on t'ho i?t d*y or .January annuailv.
Tehjis : Cash sufficient to defr-y the ?*<*s4s nf
executing this trust ar.d to pay oil" f>n i discharge
to said Association the lines, charges, dm s inte
rest, and principal, now due, or to bcv;?me din.\
under the p'0vlci0T s of said trust de'd, m.d ih
residue, if any. on such credit ai d to l?e ?ecui( <i
In such manner as shall be prose- 1 ed by salil
Isaac Jacobs or his assigns at tin time <>? s;. I- ; and
lncaseof his or their failure to give such direc
tion on such credit, and t*? be secured in such mnr?
rer t.s the undersigned at the tlm* of said s.*le
thill direct. H. METZO H R, )
E. LOB KM AN. > Trurtet
AUG ST JACOB. )
C-C '
au 20
By James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent a;;d Aui tloin- r,
Office No. 321 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
X LA:?D IN HENRICO COUNTY aT Al'i'
1'ION.? As substituted trustee In a deed oftrn .t
frotn William D. Tolor and wife :o James F.
Johnson, dtted Dectniber 11, lsoo, and oi r co:d
in the clerk's office of the county court ofh-n
rlco, btlntf required so to ilo by one of tin lone
(Iclaries tberelu, I shall, on MOi'mu Y she S'h d v
of September, 1870, (that being court <l .y,) at l
ij'clock 1'. M., procecd to si ll, in front f the
court-house of said county, the real eatate ??o*u-'
veved In the said deed,/ <h-> fined :t- TWO
TE.NTHS OF A TBAOT/OF L AND lying In Hen
rico county, of whlcbf 1 homns Kitzwlls.ii dnd
seized a>:ci possessed. This tract of land ls.ltu
ftted at thn junction of the Nc>v Bridge and ' Ine
Mile roads, six miles from the city of Richmo. d.
rormerlv known as "Freeman's Old Tavern,"
and Is assessed upon the commisslomr's books as
ON K I1UNDKKI) AND FORT V F"IR A ' BES.
TeiTms: One-third ctsli ; balance in equal In
stalments at four and eljjht months, with interest,
properly secured. A. K. COURTNEY,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by James M. Taylor, Auc
tioneer. ati 21
By A. C, Pulliann Auctioneer,
southwest corner Main ami Fourteenth streets.
TRUSTEE'S SALE~C>F A TRACT OF
LA.NO IV CII*>TKKFIKLl> COUNTi'A')'
AUCTION.? By vtitue of a ?tred of trust execu
ted to in? on the l!)ih day of January, 1870, by F. G.
Hancock and William S. Philips, trustees of Eu
genia L. Hancock (wife tl Benj.tm 11 J I Tin*
cock), Eugenia I.. Hancock and Benjamin .J. Han
cock, ami dulv recorded lu the- cl^rk'fi office of the
county court of Chesterfield county, I shall,
having been directed so 10 il ? by t tic ben> llciary mi
smd deed, at half past 2 o'clock P. M., on the 15t.li
day or SEPTEMBER, iSTo, if f;ilr If not fiir,
then at the same hour on tne next fitlr day tlierc
after, sell, upon the premises, the K ? w ESTATE
1n said deed mentioned, and in said deed described
as follows? to wit..
As co? ttlr.lnif THRFE H U V T> R V. O A X D
NINETEEN ACRE-, lying about twelve m les
northwest from ClitsterSeld Courthouse, and
bounded on the east by the lands of Hiley Cole
and Furcron's estate, on tin west b\ the ls'nds of j
?I R. M-Tyree. on the south by tbe lands of Anne
H. Df-ke, and on the north by the lands of E.
Brummell andGejrge Cyra.
Terms of Sale : Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses of sale and pay $0.0 with Interest tiiere
on from t'e22d day of Julv, 1870; $t)ZO on the 22d
diyof January, 1870 ; the balance at the time or
tin es as sh ill be made known on the day of sale :
deferred Instalments to be secured by a deed of
trust upon the property.
THOMAS G. JaCKSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. C. Pulliam, Auctu neer.
The ?>bove-meotloned TRACT OF i.ANI) !s in
good heart; lies about two and a half in I lea from
Robeau's station, upon the Richmond and l)m
vllle railroad, and ins upon it a tine orchard, a
large dwelling-house, barns, stables, and other
out houses ; all In fair order.
THOMAS G. JACKSON, Trustee,
an 31 -eodtd
REAL ESTATE A? EXTS.
TO LAND-BUYERS.? Call and my
CATALOGUE of hundr- ds of improved
FARMS, large and small, &t Ford's Hotel. It I?*li
mond, Va. : editors Chronicle , Charlottesville;
Jacob L. Slbert, Harrisonburg: Exchange Ho
tel, and rny ofllre, Gordonsvllle, Va.
LA^DS FOR KENT, tio. A LARGE STEAM
DISTILLERY. wi?h water-power, dwellings, &c .,
for sale, near Rushville, Rockingham county, In
a fine grain section.
DAVID I). M. DIGGES,
au 27? Ira Lund Agent, Gordonsvllle, Va.
r oak's.
A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
TO LOAN
on desirable city and suburban real estate at 12 per
cent, per annum.
RICHARDSON St CO.,
Real Estate Agents an Auctioneers,
au28-tit 1113 Main street.
Lands in large
AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
1 have In my hauds for sale LANDS in alm?6t
every section of the State. ? A number of them are
lar?e, flrst-cliss estates, with splendid improve
ment and desirably located.
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
au M? lm* 1014 Main street.
Baxk ok Cojtmxbce, >
FBEDEKICKBnUBO, July 10, 1870. ( .
T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE HOLDERS OP* THE COUNTER
SIGNED NOTES OF THE BaNK OF COM
MERCE that tbe same must be presented for re- .
demotion at par at the office of said bunk, In 1
Fredericksburg, Va., or at the banklng-hou e of
Conwav, Gordon & Garnett, in said town, on or ,
before the FIRST DAY OF AUGUaT, 187L or the
same will be barred, in conformity with au act
of tlie General Assembly of Virginia passed July
8, 1870, entitled an act Tor tte relief or the Bank of 1
Commerce at Fredericksburg.
GEORGE B. SCOTT, President.
J. M. HKBWPOK, Cashier. Jv 23 Fdm ]
RED, GREEN, BLUE, YELLOW,
BLiACK, PURPLE, and WITE CABP&T
wabpVilliam g. dandridge & CO., I
au83 837 Broad strtet,
: '-i,
?
_ ? Futnre .
By Paine A Co., Auctioneers.
X A TIGS AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
8 J On WEDNESDAY, September 7th, com
mencing at 15 o'clock, wc -will sell at our ware
house, i~o*. 1302 and 1304 Main street, a luge and
desirable stork of
FBE*H <?RY GO 'DH.
I) .(ITS SHOES, and BALMORALS ;
MKPTSm'i B'm' HATS.
BE ijUY-MAOK CLOTHING, &C.:
now receiving, and which will be f oM without re
serve
We invite the attention of city and country rfcal
erfi to this sale as the modi are all fr> sh and d?>
plr>b'e, andwlil be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
86 2--tds 1'aIXK <fe CO.. Auctioneers.
By .James 31. Taylor,
Heal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office 821 .Main street.
A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
/ 1 HBNRICO COUNTY, NEAR HEAD OF
WESTIIA<?1 PLANK-ltOAP, ABOUT FOUR
MILE* ABOtK. RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
All' TION.? Will be sold onTMESDAV. Septem
ber 0. 1370. ou tlie premises, at 4 o'clock I*. M.. a
desiraliln Uttle FAEM. loan ed as above, contain
ing SIXTfc-FIYE ACRES,, fifteen of which ure
heavily wooded. the balance cleared. It Is well
adapted for a market gsnfen or for the raising of
frnlt. t has a hou'e with four rooms, needing
some repairs. The farm is located *.n a healthy
and very desirable neighborhood, an ion a pood
road to the city. '
Tkhm.s : ' ne fourth cash ; the balance at 6. 12.
:tnd 18 months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and tecured by a dee J of trust.
n ? JAAIES M. TAYLOR,
se 2? Fii.oTu3t Auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE S.4I.E,
A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND
iV LOT IN' TH* TOWN OF ASH!. AND FOB
SAI.E PRIVATELY. Lot e >ntulns about ON'K
A ND A HALF AC*rS, wl h a N RAT TWO
STORY DWELLING containing six ro?ms, in
tli? 'rontrli ri-ohJrand freshly naint"d *.11 n&cess'irv
OUT-BI?lCDI.VfiS In g od repair, and a new
force arou.id the whole p*?ce; centrally located,
n?ar the d<-pc>t ard posl-ofllce.
For terms, wWeh are very liberal, applv t>
11 F.N'BY SA (IN DEBS, Ashland, or to WH.LI V M
JOSlAH 1 EAKE, Attorney at Law. .1114 Main
si reel Richmond. * fc2-?OtiSw
Farms, houses and lots, sold,
L^ASSD, or BENT KD. LOANS NUGO
TIATEI).
j'urchtwers are Invited to call and examine onr
catalojru ? of coun'rv and citv property.
Flduclarv sales attended to in any part of the
St >te upon the usual literal 'erm0.
Our bu?lne?s connection being extensive, pro
perty put in our hands will be placed promi
nently bef >re (hi1 :u ten Ion of buyers by means of j
caUiogucs free of charge.
NIC HARDS: >N .t CO.,
Reil Estate Agents ami Auctioneers,
se l lm 11) Main street.
A "BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT near
Monrcc I'.uk for s de.
RICHABD 'ON^A CO.,
I?* al Estate Agents and auctioneers,
c c l _ lw 1113 Main street.
T?OR SALE, a very desirable FARM,
I? shunted in the countv of Sew Kent, ne*r
TunstalPs st?t'on. rontaln'ng THREK HUN
PKIHi A N D Tii'KT ? E N AC*ES (more cries ).
The improvements consists of a lii.e d?elling
Inuse. with the usual out-houses; and upon the
land there is an abund in-e of green sand marl,
and It loins the l>.n?ls of Burton Crump, Wi'tiam
Orfcn. Dr. lUrrisou, find other*. For terms. *c.,
apply to . I). EACHO.
j(. i_-ot l?eal.E-.tate Agent.
T?OR SALE PRIVATELY, a vcrv/S*?
J? desirable FRAMED HmUSE and LO'ViR
situated on the north side of Broad between
Two n:y* foil r'h ami Twenty fifth streets, fronting
on Broad feet end running n?rk 1"0 feet to a ton
foot ?llev, now occupied by J. Wells, Esq.
Terms very liberal. E. D. V AC HO,
net I w " I?i"il Estate A relit.
WENSBOKO', KENTUCKY? I wi<h
to fell ON F -HA I. V or .he WHOLE of my
LMtOH SK\V FOTTR-8TORY BRICK STFM
MEffY, sitn'ite'd 'it the city wharf, on the bank of
the 1 hlo tlver. in the above e'tv. Tt e building Is
seventy-!! ve by ninety fc ', ard has all th-.* fixtures
and modern arrangement! i r the t ibicco stem
ming business. ! would sell one-half r?r the
whole verv low, or would take In a partner In the
next season's business.
The present prospect for a v-rv large and lino
cmp will 1.0 doubt induce capllalfst.s to invest in
rtrip-.
I refer t"> Messrs. A. T tfirrls Jr , at Rleli
m -nd ; Giles Han ts, at Petersburg; and (je<">rge
Huptiy, at Old C!iur? h. V.i. ; or to tne undtr
slened, ;it Owensboro*, Kv.
an 31- .lm ' FRANK L. HAt,L.
170 1 i 8 ALE, A VERY DESIRABLE j
J. HCILl >l' - LOT. on the northeas: corner of j
''wrvand Twenti t!i -treet?. fr< ntimr S3 feet < n the
nor t'n side ol* i'/t-y. rimelrg back shout 00 fee." on
t'.ieeas line of Twentieth street to w<!hiu twelve
feet ?>f Scr.uii'.n'j Bethel, .^pplvto
an.-.t at .1 L. ArrERSON.
TA V E R N. ST( )R"K, HOUSE. & c.. AT
i C.f A".? ! H C'tTY C URiHOUSE, For
HE^'f Al1 Mrf T'."N*. ill rent at public auc
tion on '"IMrl{?l>AY tli*.* tr.th ^entem^e?*, 1870, .t.
12 o'clock M. th-* 'i' VK'-N L I >' SG located
asnbove1, conratiiln^ nine robins, together with
the store ^ :il?r?* ?, Ac... at' relied thereto. There
are fifteen acres of !;itvI 1m I ?ngin?r to (he pro
l>( rtv. rossrsslon will be glv^n on the !lr>t; day of
January next. B. A. NANCE.
an 51 d.fcswlw
By Iyne i': Brother,
A';ct!one< r' and Re*l h' state Agents,
1 13.' SSain street.
?II> ABLE AND" V A L U A B L E
UmiiiM t.< >TS FOR S VI.K.-Weare in
structed to Cf,!l the following s upon the fol
l.i ving terms: Kt*s.. Til tit- R LCTS on corner
Thirty-first a"d 1' i-trtcts, bv 132 feet to iin
alley: als ?. t--o n:hcr J ?;1S on vn't Mile of
Tweuiy-Sfv. nilt between O and L' i.treets, 31 by 13*.'
ftfi to an al
Terms : *10 C'l-h; balsnce in monthly Jmtul
tp.-* *y.ryt?ji v>i>: >?? purcokc '8r^
nev is pal J. A'pnly to
LYNE & BROTHER,
au 21? W?t P bv * A net I orders.
TV
rniTE sulphur land.
MUST ATTRACTIVE PROFE STY FOR SALE.
t offer fur ml- mv F IBM, ''BMAITBKG AItl>,"
.sl nate.l a tn'.I" and ft lialf irom lite White Sulphur
Springs. lr? t.rn nhrier county. M'est Virginia, it
erntt'iis ?*-arl " IN'. 11U ni>.'"FD ACRES. OBe
lllln.l of which is 'ilj- vi! )\V L VNl). At tltOIH -
li. lf of 1* is in flue Co: c-t> f;dl of i XO !-LK>' i
J nil> . A pari <?f ihenradow has been in
^ra-. ?Vtrab '[-t ?i<.i.tv years. I he wroJc farm Is
finely AHU'T-'D !'<> (iii^v S: and Its nca' u-.-ss
to the Whu Sulphur Springs gives It the advan
tage nf a m . ket at it very <1 < r
Tht? f irm Wi* Mi WATERED. Indeed, Ithta
in e< pi us sps iiics the ai'.T-t eX'lus v- supply of
water '"or the \\ bite Sulphur ami the CESider.ible
town vi:st inns', grov up there upon the comple
tion of the Clu sape .ke and Oho railroad to the
Ohio river in the summer of
it, has a commanding 1* U?r at on account of Its
fine adaptation to :>nriK.?es of h<.'?ltli :>n i recrea
tion. It H on" of the most be ? utiful. as 'tisane of
the most healtbl'l, localities In the Virclnl.a mr-un
taiks. It li ? s a line bat a and a siiperahund<inc - of
wau r for many mor I his wa.t-r hxs never been
atialy/eil butt'' lsev.??enilv apo-?eif 1 stimulant
of tne &ki? and great inviirorator ?>; the syst- m.
There a> besides. ? neof flu boldest and strongest
CH^LVitEAT*-: SP'ti.\G3 and dHarge bodyof
alum slate li'gnly impregnated with alum, in
w hi ill, at a mo i r.<te expense, ALUM WAT EkS
might he cstatdlsliid with these agencies the
place might he made a popular Mid prosper
ous adjunct of the White Sulphur, the ere it water
ing-place o: the middle and southern States of the
Union. .
I: hao line grounds for a mile-lone TROTTIVG
OK KA<'E C\>\ ?<SE, ard the addit!ou of that
pouree of amusement for the imtuenrc throng of
summer visitors to the White sulphur Valley
would be a e? eat public grat llcatlon, and highly
lucrative to its owners. Su. h a track, exactly
suited by the teiu: erarure i t the place to summer
sport, would becoin. one of the moat famous In the
Union.
Tins farm might jOso he adapted to fish culture,
having au immense supply of clear spring water
from st vcial large springs, and a good location
for a lake of several ac ts. This business has
lat^lv bec'iine exceedingly profit vbie
There ii a larsce DOUBLE BiflCK HOUSE,
containing twelve comta dlous rooms, upon the
place, to^f! her Willi outhouses. Th? grounds ?re
admirably adar.tci for th?- tines', display of archi
tectural aodoth" r improvMueu's.
It is one o?" the m->st aitracMve places in the
mountains, whether (or imptovenient as a place
of public lesortor for a superb reslUtnce for a
wealthy jzentleman.
1'erbOtis desirous of s .eiiiif the place arc rc- j
fern <1 to my son. ?). L-. Cowahoiv, \vh. resides
upon It. Either he or mvi'i-lf will state the terms.
J. A. CO?VARL?l .V,
Dispute! i ofilce.
Richmond, August 12, liTO. au 13
BEWING'MACHim
Having bekn appointed sole
AGt NT for the sale of the M'HsrE^FR &
WILSON COMPANY'S SXWiNG MACHINES
forthe Mat?? of Virgin 'a. the c^im^ctlon iu busl- |
ne;:a hereiorore existing with OEOhGE II.
BUOW n and myself under the s'yle ?>f GEORGE
11, BROW Is ?% O 'J , coHf.cs from' this dite. All
rer-ovs iedeiited t > a <td Unn as a^e.n.s for Wheeler
A Wilson's Manufacturlnir Company will eettiti J
their accounts only with the nndei signed, as 110
one else Is authorized to collect for the company.
jy 2'J c. L. It A I. WAY.
rrHE I3IP110VED SINGEll SEWING- 1
1 MACHiN'E, the hej't for all Blnd3 of work.
Its oahs indicate it; durability and popularity!
prove It ; it? woik eoutlrmj it. over ninety thou
sand solo last year. Call and examine it.
Sewing- Machines repaired.
AGENTt w/ ?>. t ;? t?.
Calvin siiafker,
3- d,gw* w3t i' 13 Main street.
^EWIsSG-MACHINES OF ALL KLNDS
O Iiai^A 5 RE1>. The rii,* >AT ELLIPTIC SEW- !
15JG MACHINSB BOUGHT and SOU). Weo?ii
U?e only i'ROfER N KKiJLKB 'or the BLOa?
^LLIPTJO WACHINEsJ.
BLOAT & ADBI .VSTON*
\t rt >i1t n -n
XT OTICE.? THE BOOKS OF SUBSCfilP
TiON to tb? capital stock of ?ho t<lotm >nd i
and Lynubburg Railroad Company (straight shoot)
will be opened und^tr the supervision of cowmts- i
slonera appuinud forth it purpose, on t-nd afur '
the 5th dAv of September. 1870, ?t the following
M*<'es : Richmond, at the banking house of Wil
liam B. Isaacs* Co. ; Lynchburg at theofltteoof
Edward 8. Browu Ksq. ; atthecoun houses of the
fi llowing-nametlconntlcg? -\*la: , Powhatan, Cum
berlmd, IJockinuhati, and Appomattox. Al o,
wa-ts?p8
]^pw
TOBK IvlFB ISSURA50E
(MOR*IS FRANKLIN, PRUDENT,)
34<1 AND 348 BROADWAY.
A <?eets January 1, 1870..., ....... ftf, 327. 92-1 C8
Annual income 6.00C,W0 w
Losses paid In Virginia S75,0W 00
Policies issued on ordinary life plan. non for
feitable after th ee annual premiums are paid;
on endowmeut plan (where Insured pel s tie
amount In cash at th* cIo?e of the term), non-fox ^
fePablenrter payment of two anr.nal premiums,
wlthprlvilegeo' closing no at opt-on of Insure!
by iv pild-up policy for pro rata *m<mnt of first
policy, doe at close of endowment; also, for limit
ed periods on snmc terms, tor Mmefit of lvg<uen.
LA'*^F,J> POLICIES BY THE WAR Ma.Y BE
RK;? ? STATED UPON i t BP.RAL TKRV8.
Ofllce over Kxchange Bank, with Davenport &
Co., 1 104 Miitn street, Richmond. Va.
a. v. BAILEY, Agent.
Dn. A. G. WORTH A v.)
Dn. ii. T. COLEMAN, > Examiners.
Dr. a. S^EAD, ) an 17
AllftUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OK
ItjL Virginia.
CHARTFKED 1794.
OFFICE CORKER OP TESTII A VP BAKK STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA. *
Insures BulMlntrs by perpetual or annual policy.
Looses equitably adjusted andprotoptfy paid.
IT. A. OLAIRORNE, Principal Afrenl.
JOHN* a. t ? AN FORTH, Secretary.
IIen-ry l?. Danfoiitii, Assistant Secretary.
Samckl II. Pclliam, Collector.
DIRECTORS I
JA^UELIN P. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM 0. ALLKN,
JOHN C. HOBSON,
JAMES OUNLOV,
WILLIAM GRAY,
GEORGE DAVIS, Sit.,
JA31KSH. GIANT,
A I FRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN PURCELL,
JOHN FkEEL AND,
G A RRET ?. WATSON.
wtlmaw h. haxall,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. an 3
1^1 HE, MARINE, AND
' * LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE NO. 110* MAIN STRKET.
C A PIT A L R EPR E SENTK D 550.000,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1S>3.
Capital stock and surplus over.... $6,000,000 00
Investment* In United States (>17,975 '21
l?enosited with- Treiiaurer of Vir
gin 1%, registered bonds 50,000 00
FDGAK W. CROW ELL, Resident Manager ;
Jos KiM I Ii. St. John, Assistant Manager.
f.OCUi DT RECTORS-NFW YORK :
E. M. Archibald. H. B. M. Consul. ch*lrm*n ;
A. A. Low, of A. A. L'.w & J{roth>->rH ; V . S. J af
fray, of S. Jatfray & Co.; Richard Ir\ln, of
Richard Trvln & Co.; David Salorrtan ; J . Boor
m in Johnbton, of J. fnorintn Johnston & Co. ;
James Mu>rt, of J. & J. ^tuirt.
'j lie Company limits Itself entirely to a FIRE
business.
All ?SSES equitably adjusted and PROMPT
LY P A 1 1 ?.
. The business of this company, extending ov-r ii
period of uixty seven years, hiving heeu uniform
ly prosperous, has won for thrUi a hurfc reputa
tlon tin oiiglwut the world 'or careful manap ment
and li ian' lal sircneth. The patronage of the in
f-urm/ public Is soll-lted, with special attention
to our liberal r.it?-s of nieminm.
J' 'IIN II. CLAIBORNE Jfc CO.,
General Ae>-nt<> Vtite of Viiglnl.i.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY V? NEW YORK?ORGA N?
IZ?1> IN IS4!i-Tin: LARGEST I NSURa
COMPANY I* Til S WORLD-CASH ASSETS
OVK < $40,000,000. -This lc an all cat- h and
purely mutual company -no dividends to stock
ht>l !*r$, *. hichtim ?? *na expfrK'n^e : as prove.i ;?>
be the onlv safeguard in llie insurance.
Dividends my*ble at the end of the first rjt r
upon all pol 1 . l?-.> Increasing nnnutlly tbroupu
li/e. zud exceeding those of any ro^npenu in th*
world, which can be u ed to decrease the p- <
uri<^. cr to nurchar.e ad'ti'-loaxl lRSiirauee, at tic
o:>tl'.;} ot the pollcv-helder, regardless of the
health <f the insured. Premiums pa>dble ;> ;iti
ailv, semi-annually, or quarterly.
The agent invite* t!ie attention of mlnlet* r?of
the Gospel t-i Ms liberal plan for Insurance on
their live In llils company.
JOHN H. CL VTBORN'E, Ag. ?
Dr. J. S. McCaw, Medical Examiner 4a.i !
N
ATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
CCMPA NY. r. s. a.,
offer ;rreftt Inducements to persons tes irons n:"!n
euriiiK IhUrllvej. The Company ha-? a c-fsh :?!?
up eapital of $ l, 000,0*)^ with ft ir uve aorplu*. 1! .vo
Issued slncc Angrst, 13'W. over 11,000 poMcWu.
it o flom low rutcs of pr? mioin. It I'nn l-h j
I:tt iifi* i'lsurance tliaa other comptnici t<> u,
sameuiouey. it lsa JlvMC C'OMi'AN Yin < ?ry
loc.-.lliv.
its >'<)? ictfSaps: vr?;oTi 4 it'.r.
US POl:K'}':> ARK i.X< . .1 T r*f? M
aTTACmMF.*-T
ITS POLICIES A R E 'Tt
thciefore INSUP Y 'C- 'IFF without ?!<?!.: v in
??TIi*: COMPANY."
Dr. O. A. CltJBN'PllAw, Medical Fxamlp<r.
S. U.\lt!'.!;;, (iciiMu! /-jfi'ir.
Jy21 ? 3m - po?t?oi!ice bi'X ?
-yiKUINIA STATE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 1C0S NOUl'll SIPK MAI'?
%
between Tenth < ml Eleventh str?<? ,
T KHMONO, VA.
CAPITAL SSOVUrt.
HuildinfS, n.erchandise and fum'ture. 'r i'?"
cl?y or country. Insured against loss or dam > <>y
drJ on the moat liberal terms.
V. iLLI - M H. CHRISTIAN, Seer*; .it,
uu 1? 3m
c
1AIIOLJNA LIFE INSURANCE
c u m r a y v
OP
M KM I'M IS, TK N N ESSE E.
ASSETS $&'.#>. 119.03.
JEFFERSON D WIS, PRESIDENT.
W. J. WICK#, Flrpt VIcp-l'n"i|Jnil.
?I. T. FFTTlt." , Second Vic -President.
W. F. R-A LF. Secret rv.
.J H. EL>jli.;Nl>sON General Ag^nt.
A DEFINITE T'ASII SCRRlN'DKIt VAl.fi? I>
(JC aKANTKEI) ON* AM. t*Oi.I? IKS LAPSED MY "?' ?"
l'AYMK >T OK rJIEMIl'M. will h amount v. !'. -t
th- option of tile rv !l *y Ii-O t-r. be j?-%i i li ::. i?
cash on U;e .-urieuaer o: his policy, or loutmilo
hhu at sit perceut. intercut t.> pay his future
tulums, thereby con'lULlnK hL policy in for:-- '????
the full amount.
With surtit lent -capital for entire security. no
I We Insurance eomfmijy offers superior adv-tr:-;.^
to the CAROLINA.
All its profits are divided among lis [? !!'')
holders in dividends, on cf?c contrit-uri u pu>:.
No restrictions on travel or residence If tliO
United S,:?'.es, * ainula or Europe.
Ail policies uon-'orrci'able auer fecond y. ir.
All losses paid promptly in c-i*h.
JOHN 8. rilESTON.
GENERAL bTATE AGEnT VIRGINIA.
1115 JiAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FI RST-CLA.SS AGENTS
will be appoln'ed In every county in the State*.
LiBLRAL I E RMS,
ami all applications, personally or by Icfer,
promptly amiwergfl. jy 10 R"
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OF NEW YORK.
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equally reliatilf. Anpitcalionswlicited.
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W. T. HOOKER, Vlce-Prcsnleu t ;
L McADAM, Secretary anil Ac:u?rf ;
G. A. ifUOICKER, SuperiuicaJea;
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