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Capital,
Excess. III ne. cent

The question Of an Exchequer plan, Nationa! Eanh,
means of borrowing, continues &c be agtated
by those in favor of renewal Of speculation, Ell.
Their for political OF gambling purposes. The pre-
tence is, that sound circulating medium is
wanting which Will enable Banks to collect drafts
in distant parts OF The country. Why pepper money
will do this better than specie currency, is not
attempted 10 be shown. l! person in New York
holds draft or any person in any section Ct the
Onion who is able ~ pay II. there IS not the slightest
difficulty getting the money, and al cheaper rate
than ever before Funds daily RENTED from the
rcmotest Of Illinois TO THIS city, b. individual
drafts expense Of Il per cent only yet there
no bank in lG1ls OF any sort. All those who have
got the money remit with ease, safety anG econo
my. Those who hold drafts on persons without capt.
tal who have IN deb, Tor goods, which they IN turn
have sold credit, and who depend upon bank dis
counts meet drafts upon them al the maturity oi
their notes, Go fad difficulty in procuring payment
This state of,ins IS bed 10 the wan; of National
Bank, or a uniform currency. Would those who can
no, &c. spece, be able 10 get the notes OF bank
for nothing, lfhy uniform currency is meant CIR
culaug med;am which will uniformly pay. every
bodys debts, it must be the philosopher stone that
the good people search Of NJ National Bank
Excheuuer can enable banks individuals 10 collect
drafts Of insolvent delor9, unless it lends money 70
them TO pay their debts with The late National B,nk
did So and its So G0G 900 Of suspended cc5; arc the
inevitable result. The difficulty occesiored IN collect
ing the drafts of those who have outstanding accounts
grows out Of the fact that both they and their debtors
undertook trade, not their capital but the
credit of the banks The banks are crushed under
the losses inevitably entaied by such system The
debtors, cut off from their customary loans, with
the greatest sang trotd that fa National Bank shcnd
be instituted lend them bills receivable every where
they could easily pay tier In order under
stand this state OF aia;s, have compiled the follow
ing table O! the leading features Of the banks Of tr
teen States, whose returns have recently been re.
celved-
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JAMES Il GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission Observation-Disclosures, Vuginia.
REFERENCES:
c, wilkins co.,)
Fisher & Baldwin,
% y, ray TsSls !: : Co.. Philadelphia.
Suydam, Sage * Co., }
Jameson IL sanford, .feD York.
James Hunter
Thos. W. Pairo, Washington.
cis.ss,i !. f Msss"ni'' .sltrs"dr'a.
Kirkland s. Chase,
John Boggs 4 Co., p,,o.
Robert Howard& Co., A"
Buck &c Herr,
Wilson & Sons, ro-fJ.
Chs H. Shield, '''
Jas Smoot, Gtorgttorn.
Andrew Leech,
W lSsn I Ilggneo''' 'tl''ars' Pa
T Tf"j: ~ y M I:sae; s~i.Ass's, Ohio
Ia aS'sy Jones' !. !. eo .aa. Ferry Ohio
Crew < Cook, Richmond, Ohio.
Sctson & Avery,
Joseph Lands * Co, ; Fcp Orleans.
Thomas d. Winston,
Lemuel Jones, -M. Pleasant, Ohio.
WnI Martin & Co., CireieriHe, Ohio.
si"fa 4 (. c TaSa Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, ST. LOUIS, No.
Feb. 8 a7-lanf
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A NEW CONCERN.

GEORGE w. FERRY bcgs leave give notice, that hv,;
VI taken the formerly occupied by Messrs Tabb and
on Main street, one door above van Lew smith q % ia
the public large and excellent assortment Of gcntr
youths and childen Hats and Caps, which were manulac
wholesale RETAIL the cheapest possible rates, for cash
W. F. being experienced practical latter feels contrn
he can adapt style of his Hats the taste of te
tasdous Persons wishing procure articles In his liGe
sp-cifuy invited call and examine his stock, which
of every variety Hats and Caps lhatma be called for
~
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF f. F. WIcKHAM
ESQ The creditors of hlr. Edmund F. Wickham
quesied make KNOWN without delay 10 the Undersigned las
stating whether they due by bond open and
when due Those having claims by open obtain
the acknowled smcnt of them by Mr. Wckham is
believed be much 10 the interest of the ciedors well OF
Mr. Wckhan that the stocks crops and other peshabe pro-
well the slaves, should be sold
lie credit each crediu requested state in writing, his
upon that point without the of the creditors the
sales be for caslI.
The postage paid upon Ill through the
mails. JOHN y. TiZEWE ELL, r,oo
JAMES LYONS, i'us'ees.
Def If
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Ia.
II. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats at the following
y Law prices:
Russia brush Hats 50 so SIS; Silk Hats, made
fine fur bodies proof from 81 30 TO So so; Boys Hats
from 81 Is 81; Fur Caps from 81 to S0 Gencmcn's Cloth
Caps from s. 50; together with assortment OF Mems and
Boys Hair Seale and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail Terms-CasI.
r. = He keeps during the Summer large assortment Of Leg
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
n. u. Hats male 10 order
january lst 73-wlyt
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PETERSBURG.
rJ,O OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLTC.-We have associa
ted Mr. Thomas IT, peebles late at Bsheld and will
continue Dry Goods Business under the firm and style Of
RANDOLPH PEBBLES l. co.
by this expect offer great inducements for
continuation of very liberal patronage have ecciyedas
additional active business partner will enable us TO Keep
complete and friends and
the public prompnes and greater satisfaction
The of firm will continue to he used III luidatng
our old business. GARLAND Il RANDOiPi.
Petersburg, Jan. H. 1873. U-wiw
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A cARD-DENTIsTRY, the branch of Medical Science,
which Dr. Peasants made his special object OF Pfacuce.
D|y- Ofice-in Boshers Row.
Letter from Dr. j. X MITCHELL Professor of the Jefferson
Medical college PHILADELPHIA Doctors Nelson and WATSON OF
Richmond: -
Crnemen- much pleasure in introducing TO your ac
ounn:arce Dr. James A. Peasants who lately returned
from France which country he went TO complete the know
OF ustry acquired long study and practice
DR. Peasan,s may safely recommended Dentist of great
knowledge skill SCIENCE well versed In the theory well
az The practice art and PROFESSIONALLY entitled TO public
confidence. am, gentlemen, yours, respectfully,
]. X. MITCHELL
The undersigned the request of J. A. Peasants d. D., OF
s civ having seen a Artificial Teeth made by him, for
adv of high standing express their belief that they very
his that they cannot be surpassed either
IN beauty their resemblance naure supplying the want
Of the natural teeth.
The Lady whom they made and whom wc have seen
wearing tc that she is highly pleased both with their
na,nral anDearaGce and The with which they hi.
Ns ~ NJ BURTON n. d.
TIL NELSON, NJ. D.
r. A. CARRISGTOS, NJ. d.
NJ T. BOHANNAN, M. d.
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The statement above relating artificial teeth given with
much rructance and with view whatever for
self ennrnce In my profession Construction OF Artificial Teeth
ia an evidence Of skill artist In the Of the file and blow
nine rather Than scientific attainment Glass eyes and porcelain
teeth are made by and the materials employ ed
by The ART OF the and Dentist supplying the place OF
nature tn porcean teeth given variety OF names, after
Inc fancy and sometimes flourish of the operator.
The Science Of natural Human Teeth embraces extensive
reaions an sympathes requires knowledge Of those OF
human system often hear of bad consequences from
operations by ignorant persons for the reason her not
these Would not better suaran-
tee to safety Diploma from Medical School or from me
TO The CUSTOM so abused Of influential persons ioanina
referencedonc more in accordance win custom
and FORM than evidence Of high poessiona! qnalncato
j. A. PIEASANTS, NJ. D.,
Member of the Virginia Medical Society &C.
n. Oh 67-3m
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HATS AND CAPS,
1t Prices to Suit tie Times.
EsaA

THE subscribers respectfully beg inform their fe5
and the public of Richmond aud vicinity that they
on hand splendid assortment of HAIs and CAPS the
and most fashionable styles present. They was-
their Hats of superior quality and fast coors, being ang
tuled by themselves expressly for their retail trade. The! -
below list of the Hats al present, which offered 10
public as cheap as any oher house in the city for cash
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Ersh Nuta, Russia MGtr
Coney, and Wno-alSo, good Silk and Angola Hats To,
have just finished fresh lot Of splendid Mocskn Hats OF
rior lustrr i-t. and e;astc. Gentlemen wanting good
cheap Hat are respectfully requested gIre call.
SMITH 4 HURLEY,
Corner of Main and !2h streets
Nov. 10 5.-a3r
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r3,liE subscriber WI sl a Public Auction without
the ID dav If March the premises his Estate
called EPSON Yin. tie Rappaannck river county
Of Spot 'ania about fonr miles below Freheiicksbu:g The
Tract about 80 Of rich hoitom nearly all in
hming though small Is neat, conveniently arranged and
good repair The out buildings suited 10 farm n the above
valuable Free Stone Quarry already opened located
that by the Of crane, the Stone he placed nom
Quarry board transportation. The situation
healthy AMI in ihicky settled neghborhsod, remarkable fur
wealth. Negligence and morals. II is confidently believed,
combining equal advantages, Of superior value.
The O sale viii be: h'.d cash. onethd in
months, and third twelve months the dag Of
The deferred payments bear interest," ana 10 be secured y lien
OH ihcpremiseS.
The lie Will be conducted By John l.. Marye who is author
iscd dispose Of the Estate; and also nanrr Tract y
FRANCIS W. TALIAFERRO.
Jan. ~; Sl-.ls
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E1nUcATioN.-M,s. ELIZA \. TOD proposes opening a
II School for the tuition OF young ladies', I, the
men. Of ensuing year, in the county Of Mathews Scalofd
The residence of her father, Col tn. iiudeins
Her course Of instruction will embrace all the branches
Of English Educalion comprising Ohosrapy Reading Writ
Ing Arithmetic Grammar Geography Ancient aud Modern Ills
tory Rhetoric or Composition Chemistry, Astronomy
Natural Mental Philosophy Mrs Tod offers very
moderate terms eighty dollars for board and twenty for tuition
in all the branches; fifteen dollars for instruction in Spelling
Reading and Writing the elementary branches Mrs. Tod
will be aided BY competent assistant and defining the insuc
youth pleasure than burden, pains will he
spared to improve and understanding Of
trusted To her charge. .
The School viii open Monday in January and
Time until the August The months Gf August and Sep
eher generally embracing the whole of the scky in the
Tod giving those months
and none whatever Winter. Each pupil will he talked
with weekly during the recess thus ohrang cbjcc
ton OF too respite study Mrs Tod Will
services Music Teacher rs the number of scholars
will Justify H. Painting and Fashionable Embroidery, silk and
wor.ed taucta 81 each The French language will be
taught AZ s. per The for board and tuition
gured layae quarterly advance Each hoarder will
aured when practicable, furnish bedding towels and
des-or they furnished for the OF ten dollars
slrs Tod requests all persons who wish to paone her
School pupils the fist day. If possible deduction
will made and much valuable lime il often lost By
sary procTa-tinaton .
R.erenes-Prcsiden Dew, OF William Mary College, and
others, If necessary. ELIZA a. Iop.
S.afnf I'd
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(From The Money s,,,,ie # tie .Nt,' York Tier,

(Erona Money .f,,ieie II tts .Ntr Iork HereisJ
On Sunday last published list Of the stacks
held by the New York Life insurance and Trust co ,
both absolutely and collateral, a. the date Of their
las. reports The loss those stocks By depreciation,
was in the neighborhood CT S2CO,0 500 The amoun, OF
loans on bond and mortgage, no; included in loans Of
capital, S32 10 The number OF loans ou;s'and-
ing S3,3G3-the amount Of principal. which in
had been pad secs 635 and foreclosures
proceeding 10 the extent Of 5'2J2 4'3 The pc.
siton of tins TTus, Company If conducted in the hes;
manner, more dangerous than that Of any other
institution owing TO the enallness Of thc capital as
compared with The extent Of s deposi,es, and the
ture Of It's Investments. When the immense al! in the
value of the best located real estate is taken into
sideration, and which will average, perhaps, O. per
cent, il will be that the Company could
cape loss from tins cause, although they insisted
upon security double the value of the loan
The capital &c the Company is 81 600 000-,hc dep
sits in trust S37SS GH5-the investments in bonds ana
mortgages 81 3690!7, and in stocks S6S7 1892. The
state of affairs may pe estimated thus
Loss Of III per cent real estate invest
ments, l36,9ol
Loss of 10 per cent on stock investments, 100000
Defalcaion Of Nicoll, &. least 100000
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED.-By
~ virtue Deed of Trust from VIM w Porter 10 bear
inc date day October, 1872 and Only recorded in the
Comfy Court powhaan the day SHALL purposes
in said mentioned, to sale, At public auction,
cash al Powia;an house. the first Monday February
next being day Negro Woman. named Polly her
ncrea.e any, since the dale 81 the deed The title believed
To perfect ba, shall sell aid convey as Trustee only
II. L. HOPKINS, Trustee.
Ian
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MAR. W. MILLER, D. c.

The parties interested in The above order of Court here,
notified that have appointed Monday, the 18th day II fbl
next Guochland Court house, for the purpose OF takn:
above accounts, which time and place they will attend ,l
necessary evidence &c, enable to take and settle
nts, as required by said order.
". VI. BRYCE, Master Commissions,
Jam 81 SD-v;y
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NOTlCE.-The sale under the decd of Trust % me. from "
H. r. Anderson Of holloway, fnr the benefit Of cge
having been effected the 5th JANUARY Isi3 and the .i
derSon having in the said deed divided c
es and The deed not specifically stating the debt
each c!aSs therefore request that the creditors of the fri
VIII come forward, with their debts authenticated for Ptm
20 1t iii be Impossible Ia settle with :ny portion of tie rt q
Class Until they paid. The creditors Of the seconi
also present their Claims; and il believed they Cau;
iy paid, bat will have be scaled. should il ;nrn
there viii lie Than funds sufficient satisfy the and
c'nd classes The third viii be duly n,lrd The fact.
, w. {. KNIGHT, Ta';t'
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NJ EW FlRH.-The undersigned have entered into coparner
" ship under and style of Randolph, PEBBLES Co..
for the purpose of conducting extensively The STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS BUSSESS-and solicit the confidence
and patronage Of their friends and the public
EDWARD RANDOLPH,
THOMAS II. PEBBLES,
HUGH A. GARLAND
Petersburg Jan. il, ls43. 7s-w4w
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w. {. KN
Holloway, Jan. u, 1919.

Tor RENJ-Tb, iiou and Farm Ia ely occuped b, Pfs
sor Emmett, near The University 81 Virginia. The ru.
tans eight rooms besides garrett and has attached
convenient out house, large rarj-n orchard and
vineyard Of excellent grapes The Tract contains upwards Of
hundred acres, all enclosed, part Of will be laid
clover this Spring This place most inviting resii.ao
point Of health, comfort and convenience the Unitey
'icnlay TO any one who having educate, wou "
superiuend their education and board them himself fo
will be given whenever required. Application directed r
University post ONCE post paid, win be promptly attended ,
the undersigned. MARY D. EnWET
University Jan. 81, ls43. s1-pis
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In the United States Eastern District of Virginia.
Jan. 9th, 1913:
John CLINDNING, Of the late firm Of Graham Clindinnc
composed said John Cininng and John Graham and
the said John Cndnng his individual character, Of the city
Richmond having filed petition, praying that he be de-
Bankrupt is Ordered that all claiming 10 he
creditors said John Cndinng In his social and individual
Character the Court, the 18th day OF March
why said John Cndnins In his social and ndiv ua
character declared Bankrupt pursu INT IL the act of
Congress behalf and that OF this order be publish
ed the newspapers according 10 the 2d and 2 rules of Court
a Copy-Tese, - ~
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
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Doors SHOES TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS
ID Wholesale and R,iGi.-SAMCEL PUTNEY has his
and Store Main street door Aesrs Hubbard
Gardner Co.. and nearly opposite the Jewellery Store Of VIM
MITCHELL Esq, very large and extensive Of ladies'
gen.iem misses boys, cldrns Boots Shoes Slippers Ira
yelling Trunks Carpet Bags Bear Skins the best quality
and Of the fashionable styles the Of which he had
manufactured expressly to his oder and such with
confidence recommend being equal manufactured in
the United Sas II is intention always
Of all the fashionable Of goods
enable nil times show old the
public generally thing that good and desirable From
experience Of twenty-five in the business my facilities
for always obtaining The hest articles excecd house
IN The country. respectfully ask call from all
Of goods nc asrin, tem that il elegant goods and low
prices VIII be any nducemenl they will certainly be induced
o purchase.
Nov. - 5S-wtf
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u ENJOYED the opposite side OF The street, and cD. q,
IL FnnkIin Hotel John EaIey's Old Stand,i South EIDE
Main, 81 house from G ,vernor street.
We would take this late opportunity of thanking the public
received the last six years. II design f"
establish ourselves through the but 10 do by g'n.
faction all who call upon which consider prefer
he any other basis and of which glad know
been almost universal.
the future. All goods sold by that do please in quail
y t color, make fashion, otherwise be returned arr
the money rruRdet-provided the shall have .tl
We have this time large stock, if larger '
any the State ne Of business and respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing and e.
anime for himself and prices pronounced eE
lower than other in the city, shall be very much deceive
We have Cloth Coats, Si while others charge sia o m1.
and trimming the furnishing the CLOTH and pant.
that sold for Sl4 and Vests Shirts. Drawers Handkerchief
Cravas, Stocks Suspcaders, Socks Gloves and Cellars Of
kinds and qualities, and all other articles usually kept by Ca
Of which determined sell low, for cash. and r.
quest the public call and whether they lay
W al Goods rdrraated.
J. BghNNAN < co.
Jan, ls43. 36-~ly'
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PLANO EnRTE lvARE-unI,sE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber Is constantly receiving em the celebrated
nuiacory Nuns & Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fores possessing the latest improvements, and that
decacy touch and otone peculiar their
nulacturc
An of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let hire, and taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest Collection of usc offered for sale III this
State selected TIE Of the subscriber whO il
enabled to sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing again will be furnished upon
r. ii. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano and Store. opposite Banks.
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBAcCo.-The following
section OF the amend the act entitled an 10 reduce
in force concerning the inspection
o tobacco passed 9TH March, 1875 published for the nfoma
Of all concerned, and specially dealers in
upland tobacco shelving the advantage they would derive tree
extra chare IN directing their tobacco 10 be stored IN Tie
Public Warehouse.
find further ense'ed, That il any hoghead of Tobacco
forwards he stored in any warehouse the city Of Richmond
and the town Of Petersburg other than the public warehouse in
TIE said city and the of Pccrsbsrg lr Commonwealth
liable of such tobacco by
any whatsoever, unless al the time when the
other warehouse there egheenhun
bred hogsheads the city of Richmond in the Of
Petersburg hundred and five hogsheads in the pub
lie aoresad unless inspectors thereof should
efus such tobacco storage, Of which fact
shall he their duty 10 give certificate, Ii required"
Nov. 52-wtf
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PETERSBURG.
CHEAP DRY GooDs-one of our firm will spend large
~ portion his Northern and Eastern markets. for
purpose maxim, seccons buying the most avora
bic terms thereby enabling to have constantly on hand large
complete Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
which will be sold the lowest possible prices for cash and short
running will be due and payable the first o.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO.
JAM If T-wly
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LOAF SUGAR AND ~. ENGLISH CHEESE.
on BONES Woolscy's superior Loaf Sugar
oO casks Imitation English Cheese
For sale by WILLIAMS HAXiLL.
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EIOR SALE-l'y virtue a. Deed OF lru T. executed by
William Robinson r bearing date the ,h day of January
1872 and of Record in the Chesterfield Cnn'y Court the under
signed the Trustee named WILL the 2d day Of February, l6
the Store Of said William Robinson in said county proceed
sell all the Merchandise
conveyed by deed Asn Wagon aud Mues Sale
At II O'Clock, A. 81 The tile 10 the above property
believed he indipulabc hut selling Trustee shall
vey such title only vested by said deed Trust
EDWIN CUNLIFFE Trustee.
linz O.
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nR. oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, for
~ the Of Scrn:ua Kings Evil obstinate Eupons Of
Skin Pimpes Pu-es the Face scay Erupon Chronic
Rheumatism, letter. syphic Symptoms all disorders
ing from an impure safe of the blood, nudcous of
~, &c, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used In United States
with decided benefit in seofra ecura Diseases and in all
of an liberated character.
READING, June, 1899.
We the undersigned, having frequently Oak-y's
pound Dcpnrare Syrup in the OF practice
sidcd beneficial results. ceeiy recommend TO the faculty
superior preparation.
II. II. MuHLESBERG, NJ. D.
SOLOMON G.. BIRCH do
JOHN r. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNOR l.
LYELI. Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7l-wIy
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JAMES A. PATTESOS, CoNMrssIoS MERCHANT Richmond,
paW give pronp, attention TO sales of all kinds OF Pro-
duce aad ichandze consigned To his Store Cary
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton & Crump
1rf pIv
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WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY At Law, sear@s.., :.
the Bank. ns !"