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ID. M. PEYSER. 81 co.

MO ITO William street. Of John and 1877 Broad
~ have received by arrivals extensive supply
Of the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully
leced by competent person Paris Berlin, and which
they offer for sale in Wholesale and retail liberal terms
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Wosted-the complete
Berlin Embroidery Pattems-a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery Of cotton woed linen silk gold
and silver, of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German French and English plain and shaded
in skeins sticks and on sroos
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in ske and
spools.
Suspenders, superby embroidered and Suspender Trim.
mings.
Gold Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother of Pearl, Gold. Silver aud Steel Purse Ornaments.
Gold and Silver Fringe Braid, Cord, Twist Thread and
Embroidery Frames, and variety of different Fancy Art
cles. - -
Artificial Flowers choice selection
Enges Of cotton worsted and silk imported and domestic
GimTs, Tassel, Buttons and all other kind of trimming
~ .Saz
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Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEASs-Shp Ahbama-2i bbls tallow lBuchet &
Lowell hhds tobacco Aypar sonsss hides Harper
johnson Burrtt-il74 pgs lead II Rogeass cs Rich
bales cotton Bogart Kneeland Northam9 bales
wool III Mabee- bbs kegs honey l8 do butter pkgs
Cole1l9 sis wheat s23 do corn < Grsw9d-s5 bales
hue Coz Youngs8 Boorman, Johnston COIL do 81
bales hemp - bbls flour Fancia7 bales hemp Brush-l
Scheffein- Whitmarsh s. col Brown Bros--
see;wa1 LeveEeh-17 bbs flour Gray & Crosby-2 w
Sayre-i Syme-i Stagin-36 bales Goodhue
lib Hicks co-9O Hayens COCO bbls hhds Souhmayd
son2S bales hemp bbs cs mdse Averll-20l pigs lead
TO order.
NEw ORtEAs.-Brg Growler-2l bbls oil + c Estes do
haxseed w Milbanks-25 do soap Churchman Roberts
80 HcAs co- bbls ties haxseed III Mabee388 wheat
Howes Godfrey Robinson--3l3 do 5 sacks corn MI g
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EXTR AORDTNARY CURE.

DR JOHNSON takes this method informing the public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted of both and
may be always consulted with the conhdencs the
worst cases Of secret diseases Of the effects resulting
from the the malpractice of qnacks The
following Of letter the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quackery and the shows the
necessity in the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charatan.
DyAR SIR:-
put myself under the of nostrm yender when my
disease first appeared he promised for dollar
and made but light of my affection Instead of improving
became worse every day-my appetite failed unable
attend business aud after expanding $780, this vile imposter
had the mpudence tell me he Doctor but merely
sold his stun In this hopeless situation friend hired
rsge not being able to walk the e and drove your
Office, II Duane street You examined and promised
me- You have performed your undertaking in short
time. As now enjoy perfect health think il my duty TO
those afflicted make this public through
THOMAS J. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Munroe ST., ". Y.
medicine may be had Of Dr. j. prevent the above disease
in Of its forms.
Office open from in the morning till ten at night.
AMI I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
NEW MASONIC WORK,
JUST PUBLISHED

Co,NNrT,AI al a PELiNEATIoN OF THE FUNDA.
~ 49, " Frs 'EfsiEY@sAsoNRY.
sa and al G re
Ass?s fsST G M'i Rcyd Arch
Mason Royal Master ia fs;f1 Ms;S Degree Order q
S's;P S ne; 'esss'd %''s2'
S.,ss +
O. NJ Of the Grand Lodge of Penn;}yyaAi,% ,n ,,,n
ss M'sa1FiH' Book Binders and Sta
JEWELL Gsrissste, s al Masonic aprons Collars sa'hs
10 be had Of the Agent at Loveioy, Hotel 81 Chatham
Sold by the principal Booksellers, auto st-m
TAHBnLIEt P'HoTE, Or Ordinary, a, the ALL NATIONS
noS S o na% s nt ,ss, nhs
Of ad ?q @ 81 r. T Ss E. hours
p OH r. ,sE , IL every {. until pdnsh
CiRcI LAR-o Ls sub agent. Of Par, Life Pills, in the
or s; a: G' Of s s . Il Ss Erss
states ha. termnated and that have Withdrawn from him
&c., s .saa %is Sq Ga Life PILL boxes labels wrappers
g viii sSa at6ciy 'Sa III ss's ses s
o a S FS %y self pills d.sG.e s
YOU will do SO at the peril Of using spurious article and
OIL AM ns VIII be appointed S place of the
SSsS 81 S". T sss. Nm
ment Until then please address Thomas Roberts Co (no
relation of George Roberts) No 800 Broadway New York
auto iwec THOMAS ROBERTS x Co
IRVINE, NAILS, SHOE THREAD, &c
80 900 Snn III S sn Srs thread Y sd S,'s 1"'
10 bales London seine, turtle and gillmg do
sS SSSs isfS S;Sss s aSs 81 s Iron
IS bales Shoe Thread, assorted qualities
5000 lbs. common brown do
900 coils Manila Bale Rope
200 do common do
Together with assortment OF Codage OF descriptions
Cotton Sail Duck; Burlaps Sacking; Wckng Carpet Warp
Sc. Sc. For sale on accommodating terms, by
ZEBRA * CUMMING
aul0l tsm 100 Pearl street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Po OF The shipping left The Port WHENCE they sailed the
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor by
sending TO this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind win be thankfully
received
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BARRY'S WIGS AND sCALPS.

A G. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London; The real
IL heads OF hair still stand above all others
Their pecu light gossame and ventating their
being shaped exactly the natural hair growshsir elasticity
aud their material and workmanship well their
style Of finish and arrangement all combine form such
feet heads OF hair that they must be to be fully sppe
ciatcd.
system Of the Of Wing Making taught in hye Lea
See of Barry's Wigs aud Scas, which VIII
satisfy the ous that he the best and cheapest ma
ker in the city lac Broadway, Of Liberty ST. UP
.,,D9 vs.s
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UATCHEs-Ths largest and most splendid aiso,ln. Of
senes IN r c all descriptions Gold and Sill
ver Watches Of the styles direct rom !hs msnuae
nra in EneIand France and Switxerand he enabled 70
offer larger assortment and much es pres at rs hss
snv ofhs, boue in The city Gold watches low 40 10 IN
Zach Watches and Jewellery exchanged or bought All
watches keep GOOD tme OF the money retuneo
81 warranted lower than other place in the city
'-' n; e. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery
"A Wholesale and retail. 30 Wall stairs
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MANUFACTORY.

OF CUT, PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS,
Of every description French and English Porcelain astral
~ and solar lamps warranted gandoe of superior quality
To the public general which the habit Of paying
taordnary for the above artcles discovery
70 dealers hotels steamboats, shmasers and families that
they supplied moderate Stouvensl
Brothers glass No 20 Gold street their de
pot No John Broadway Goods in any
sass to order Wholesale and retail
Call and satisfy yourselves about quality and prices
aus lmsec STOUVENEL X BROTHERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(iStores No. % A~n ami lis Fuaon strests.)


THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stores No. % A~u AMI ll5 Futon streets)
WEDNESDAY.
At l0k O'Clock in the sales room.
Large sale Of elegant Furniture OF all descriptions consisting
OF general variety of housekeeping articles cabinet waei al
most every thing in the ne in fine order. 80,
Also entire splendid stock OF new city made caenft %
ture
THURSDAY.
At 1917 O'Clock, in the sales room
Large aud positive sale of splendid ortes and pelnng
by catalogue This sale will comprise truly superior
and modern Paintings any the city particular do
scnption will appear on Tuesday morning.
Catalogues in time.
The Paintings Nc be Tuesday
The public h assured the sale will take place rain or
shine. and be neremptory
Also more beautiful piano In the Of tho
forte makers will be found the best the world The paintings
also by the most celebrated artists Come and SEQ
FRIDAY,
At le1a o'clock in the sales rooms.
Extensive sale OF truly valuable aspnabe and staple
dry goods OF American English and French manufacture
Also hosiery gloves shirts, cloths, csmees drillings
yestings, &c.
Also large lot goods, intended for Tus.d;y's le
Also aquanty of books lewery and pledged articles pon
did pistols guns, hardware, SC:
SATURDAY,
At l0H o'clock a the auction room.
Large sale Of elegant furniture of all descriptions consisting
Of general variety of housekeeping articles cabinet and
almost every thing in the line. in fine order
Also entire splendid OF new city made cabinet fui
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Foreign Importatiens.

NEuvIrAsBarque Califomia-97 copper ore Brett
Vose-l00 hhds sugar l3 do moasss Holt Owenl5 cases
Lasaa2l do II ties mola,es 10 palm leaf
Aguine Galway.
MArANzAs-Schr II L Hinckley--lO7 hhds sugar Howes
Godfrey Robnson-3 Stevens45 bxs do Meyer Stuck
en- Spofford x Teston
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Passengers Arrived.

NEUvIrAs-Barque Califomia-Dr Gleany, Richd Gibbs,
James Hodge, Thos Tierney lady and child;
New ORLE ANs-Shp Alabama-Joseph Tilyou Master w
Boyd Capt Chas Sagory, Patt Joseph Cummings, Mrs
Cummings two children and seIvan39 in the Storage
New ORLEANs-Brig Growler-H Fairfield, w Davenport
w Caef Peabody.
Passengers to Arrive.
SAyANsAH-Brg Baldwin-Mp Brown, N Canwell, MIR
Goodsell, w Butler, Jones, Mr. George. Mr. Brown.
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MONEY MARKET.

"ouHcsu"yJ NuYust V-U r M
The inclemency of the weather had sensible effect
upon the market to-day. and prices generally fell Ohio
eli Illinois I; Harlem per cent, Long Island t. The
transactions were not large.
Attic New Board no features were presented.
The following the rt quarterly report of the Bank
ofNew York a. compared with former statements .
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A~ a. GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS
GsEfIzzzxx}s The steamboat SUPERIOR, Captain John
x.--xxlR- Gould, will leave for the Fishing Banks on
TUESDAY August 2; THURSDAY, TO-; FRIpAY, nth;
each way and on time will be aowedto inspect
the Notifications.
The lovers Of sport wei those OF healthy trip
will derive unusual pleasure these occasions from the Vocal
the boat Coon and other dances under the direction Of d.
j. Lucas.
Captain Peacocock will accompany the boat with his ha
poems.
Bait furnished board gratis.
Places of calng-Foot OF Chamber street o'clock Amos
o. Canal g. CathaIne ferry, Brook
lyn 9; foot of Pike and pier No. Battery
On returning 6% O'Clock, the boat will call the
above places land and those Occasions will
be accompanied with chamber maids.
Relreshment board.
Fare for the excursion so cents-Chdren hafprice
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DALE N MAXWELL.

SOLE Agents in the United States for the French Report
~ of Fashion translated English, with Pattern Sheets
Costumes &c. for iors dress makers and liners received
from Paris the arrival of every Packet Those who wish
the only original Frch Fashion America in tho
English language can have them by CALLING a, above
year, issued monthly. lie Toilet or Ladies Fashion Ten
Dollars year. issued weekly with eighty four fine coloed
engravings year. each month jy2e lm.r
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SAVANNAH, August 6-To New York. the Packets still
take 80 cents per bale for Cotton in round
bales and so cents per cask for Rice To Boston, one
vessel loading at ST. per bale.
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~ MONTGOMERY l HALL a Il t MONTGOMERY =
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY FRO

~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROs
tH PERTf-A small Farm OF about sixteen acres IN the
highest state Of cultivation situated but miles from
the Hoboken Ferry eading the city New York. This
property has on 1t excellent 2h story dwelling House
BY & built in the approved style of the State with out
buildings and other 1nyenienoes TO make suitable oI
tradesmans residence Wishing retire from the hustle oil the
city, and be able within h)urs drive visit his counting
house. pass the house night and momng-lts
also suitable the market gardner small farmer at the same
time taking boerders from the city, But above az TINS,
what situation for road side which has been known
the st. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
ackensak embracing the whole Of great rahc that passes
places the interior OF those States New ORR
and New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap hei pre-
sent proprietor having business IN England
N B-Thec is about six acres Of hrst ntepotaoes also
FIVE Of buckwheet quantity OF young iru Tres xe
WIN MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, III Chatham street, New
York.
more convenient portion Of the purchase money may
main on bond and mortpsr aus 'meec
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TO TAIIORs AND OTHERS

lust received Pantaloon and Vest Buckles Of new
kind Stock Buckles, Suspender Buckles, with and who
rollers Suspenders with chains do with patent sylVe t
tne do Of all qualities from 50 Ser d9r ng Lns Ss *
all quates Under Shrsnd Drawers Of six eoon dr.
and Suspndsr Ends which will be sold cheap for cash ~
auto lem ' IRA PEREQO, u Maidea lanS
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
90 GREEN TURTLE IN SOUPS AND STEAKS
every DAY this week the All Nations Hotel new dining
saloon, Ill Broadway.

90 TIE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA
KLLA, t3entan and Sasafras. prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, sovereign
Pmpes on the face or body, rheumatism, glendulsr
affections diseases Of the bones wasting of the hesh and
al complaints arising from an iBudicous use OF mercury
Sold In single bottles 10 eaoh In containing
ali dozen - so; In do containing dozen S.;
fully packed and sent to all parts Of tbs Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, On Nassau
street.
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TO ARTISTS AND LOVERS OF BoOKs.-As there
land which would be dear price.
there books which will be found dear price
After all the eoquence OF seller and buyer has been exhausted
quality only OF chespnsss These remarks
rresstbly suggested receiving from London s INIT
Of magnificent project oil literary and artisica
prise called Gems Of European A the best Pictures Of
the best Schools II is published IN monthly parts 81 -,
each three splendid steel egsvings accompanied
by appropriate and descriptive NOTICES and will be discovered
combine the qualities of goodness and chespness in ho,s
proportions which reasonable purchaser would reqqe his
evidently published the enlarged demand for
engrayngs and high c1ceenee render the
public familiar with the sublime productions Of the
combination with the successful
ton. OF the modern artists short to contain choice matter
for those who admire the Fine Arts Notwithstanding the want
OF leisure, opportunity for brings all the schools
of Europe review before the reader In this country where
valuable this consideration and we
invite patrons fine examine this
splendid collection Of gems" -
r. MARTIN CO.,
Importers Of London Books ,nd EngravingsL
au7st.r i26 John eet, n. Y.
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PoRTTrGITEsE FEMALE PILLS

THESE famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
perceive, be obtained in this country Bee adver.
tsement on the last column, fourth rage.
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NIAGARA FALLS.

DERsONS visiting the Falls, informed that the whole
eyuen. of stages fares, for by tbs
way Of the St. law,aee, Montreal Tieonderos, ,hIoush
Lak. George Caldwel IL SIS 13 This preferable
turning the same ,gain by Utcs, &c.
Lake George bus q miles from ssatogs-good stages.
,yo7o x1.xs
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BY WATTS & LONGWORTH.
(Shakspsore Cutlery 400 Broad,ooy)
The sale Of English Engraving. will be continued this syen'
ing half past o'clock including about Is of the largo Boy
ds illustrations Of Shakespeare fine Impressions Sale POSI-
tive.
The sale will be continued on Saturday evening.
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BEACON CoURSE-TRoTTING.

GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON
On Monday August lith l83 three o'clock precisely,
match for $1,000 between n Woodruff b. g. Cottage Boy
and VIM Wheelan's b. m Fashion Two mile heats in har-
At o'clock precisely Purse of $500 for which entered
and will positively the Champions Of the World
Lady Suffolk aud Oneida Chef-Three mile heats under the
saddle.
Great excitement already exists the sporting circles in
regard this Race Lady Suffolk having her late rots
made best time record mile heats and Oneida Chief
being known to be the best PAGER in the world bets freely
offered that the celebrated Duchman great time 22H three
miles made this Course in 1870 will be- the Editors Of
the Spirit of the Times would say, "knockd into fits"
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7'HE TINES AND BULLETIN, of yesterday, contain a
statement in relation which they inform their
des took place the Bowery Cottage and that A. G. Vande
water OF the propretor pitched into the officers &c &c
Now this is to inform the Times and Bulletin, in particular
and the public general that alone sole proprietor Of the
Bowery Cottage and that A. c. Vandewater had
any way shape with either myself the
is false every particular such took place
there But If the apent editors and Of the above
named papers had been little minute in their enquiries
they would have stated that Vndewater oumeyman butch
shop where the above named did actually take place
and that the sporting Crib they choose would
PETER J. VALENTINE.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 7, lsi3.-au7 iw.m
A CARD-RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN Henry
Knapp most respectfully tenders his thanks the
merchants Throughout the United States and elsewhere aud the
public generally for the liberal bestowed upon his
BaSisg fifteen to twenty years ago and known then
and Martins of the hemisphere He public
that he has continued the manufacture of this highly celebrated
Backing nearly quarter OF century; but from
known too well amongst commercial it has for the last
ten been only small SCALE the injury Of himself
and loss TO the public in this hemisphere alone
entire public that he has been spared and ready
scale hi, office lf9 Broadway and a99 Bowery
supply all orders with promptness and them splesd did
article of Backing that has stood unrvaed for quarter OF
century.
Also, article recently discovered that absolutely will
astonish the whole world from its excessive brancy.
The following will please give this Gard three consp
cuous insertons:IAa,, Boson Post do; Journal froy
aence; Whig Richmond; Georgian Savannah -, Mobiles
cinnat.
au8 2teod%
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xsS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS,! ILLINoIsl ANY
Np~non having sale at very low price, from $50
of fur g land, dry and qndulang in vermion
County Danvnr Illinois, hear of purchaser by
plying JAMES SHAW l2lsFuton street, ~ Y by let
Ter paid STATING tne lowest price acre the locs-
ton the peculiar qushty and the quantity Of the and
proved stating The particulars Of such improvements and the
purposes And also stating the cheapest and direct
from New York City TO the lands described.
N b. State the quantity and suay Of the fencing the
land. j22 lmsrc
c2 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lest, a black
WI Newfoundland Puppy about six weeks old, feet white
Aland white neck and breast tail tipped with white, Spd
one side OF the Whoever will return the dog 10 NO
50 Irving place shall receive the above reward.
aug 3t.ec
IL ~ w ~ 81 K COLLINS Il co
sul0eo 50 South street
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NEW NOW. POWER

Engine without Boiler Furnace Smoke Pips Chin
"A ney-Dr. Drake will have the honor TO show the Original
working model OF the motive power which has ercsi sc
much the and mechanical PHI
adepha the citizens Of New fork Tor few days, No
Ala Broadway, Canal 81.
The will be until o'clock, from until
O'Clock, and in the evening.
Admission, TO deiray OF room, &c Is cent?.
lwissm
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s3,44l,94O Is
s6,Oi7,OI7 II

Sl,973,4n 10 81, sec, 1886 IS
We yesterday exhibited the position Of the coffee trade
of the United States In connection with the probable
operation Of duty upon that article. We pursue the
subject to-day with similar table of the tea trade,
follows
QUANTITY VALuR TEA IMPORTED, En-
PoR % CONSERVATION, AVERAGE PRICE.
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DIsBRow,s RIDING 2! I, SCHOOL,

Mr. D. has the honor tina, his School for
For Ladies. from A. NJ TO Z. NJ.
For Gentlemen, 'front.' to 0 A. M, and , to p VI.
Highly trained horses for the road parade e
For terms and particulars apply as above a lm~r
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Director. MIR JOHN SETON.
rHFH4E E RAAylkEt G EsSM Il w.
cHIh Iii! Fi s@2 e p;
Overture to LA File a. Reg qoS,,' Aab~
D, SSiHTfaSi; SsE!3Y' ss1 %2RPERes q :"
RR'iiiss Man. r }ssss F R.:.i
jqlistls, M'd'T M1 : H %T;
Tight Rope by the havei Family.
Half hours n,erm,.ion will be allowed for prom.u.d. md
Where Ice Creams. Fra Len. and R.Sm." o oo
est kinds. and in great varsty. will be found.
After which the P.ntomme called
MAZULNE.
CheyalisT Barano. ysrom' R.1s
Tomorrow and Friday. The Ravsl Family.
Saturday second night Of the English Vaudevilles.
IA strict Police will be attendance, and
o TICKET. Fifty Cs: May Be- had At 0ardu during
To- limited number of Season Ticket. will b. dis
postpouemen at this esrabl .hmeat account, Of .hs
is protected and the Saloon when ventilated from tho
top and sldsn can be OPENED AZ moments not,cr
CHATHAM IIiEAIRE.
Fourth iP Fits A%seS q is ). . s''
George Banwoli Mr.. @. ysm.oa
Thoroughbred J. 0rssas
Maria, - Mn q. Jones
hEECuIEs s' 81 '1 sk R!f%i ln'
sHa Sa J, RG.a r s%c ''.a Mn .Sss
During the pecs several
DIs. Sis. 50 cents Upper 2, s.n-@Fa ~
Doors Will open at quarter past aud the curtain wui rAs at
uusrter 8 O'clock
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Liabilities.
The following are the returns of two Virginia Banks

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, INCLUDING THE BRANcHf
lsr July 1892, AVID lsT July, 1913.