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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-05

FRoH THE SEAT OF wAn.-By the steamer Bal
tic, hich arrived on Saturday, we have late in
telligenc4 from The Crimea. The dispatches will
be found under our Teleg:aphic head.
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DISCHARGEp,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 In tine U. S. District
CourI to-day PasSimore Williamson look afFidavit
10 pcrge himself u contempt Il court and was
discharged.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrTrsBURGM, Nov. 3.-River feet 2 inches
Rising slowly. Weather wet.
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New Stock of Boots and Shoes at
n. i. DoRSEY's
HOak Hall

N. liz OURSGXSS
coax Hail."
No 123 Main a. 1 doors 6elolD Union At
/ III AVlNG returned F.Om manufacturing Establish.
jill meHts OF tie East win stock or boots aud Shoes,
preaching season Of 1866, would respectfully in. tie one
and all TO tai and examine my stock, as am continent
that can suit all and every body, Ovlded good pretty
and cheap goods will dol. intend 10 keep The best quail
y Of goods IN my line and will sell as not cheap.
my goods and il they don't please, charge will be made
for examining
| M EMS Fine calf bouts.
| Fine morocco boots;
| Fine half Evelt
Eile Congress
Fine CLOTH 6aitersI
Glove kid
cloth, ditf'mt coIr
oxi0ld Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
ADIEs fine black Caters;
Fancy do do
| Jenny Lind Slrpersi
do we Is;
Toilet slippers.
! MISSES Jenny Lind slippers;
~ kin E1af S Sssisfa'
All OF which are OF tho latest styles. ap4
RoY's calf boots;
ID do KtpbOOts;
do cali oxford Ties;
/ do bTOg0nSj
Boys boots and shoes every kind lescrIptiOnC
Also, chdrens Shoes, Caters, &c, OF all and
want in my line DON'T forget 1873 Main street. Wheeling
n s.-country merchants sorting up for cash viii do
well TO call Jap
]. b.. MARSH. 81. T. wAYM4N
Co-Partnership.
T E.MARSH has this day associated with him 81 7.
y Wayman for Il purpose OF tansacting the whole
TetaIl Boot ShuC business OE
j. g. Marsh, No IS Monroe street. next door to CIeer
- - MARSH & wAYMAN.
Ambrotypes.
THE subscriber to tn public new style of
picture Tar superior to the Daguerreotypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his esabl Shnlent. They termed
AAlBROTYPES,
the process for whchs patented in the United States,
Great Britain aud France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful ever produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding Eeness depth light shade
richness tone is wonderful They do not the
subject but represent everything in its true POSITION.
They without the glare OF daglerreOtype, be
IMPERISHABLE,
hence the nane AmbrOtype, which signifies lndestructi
bi!ity The picture is taken ON plain glass 10 which
structtb!e by which the picture wretain orig.
ns brlilancy for aseSI Il will not COrrode by acids
be injured by water or climate
AnbrOtyfe Horoscopes must be to be appreciated
the relief is perfect as life. ..a,--
DOguerrentyres taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited 10 call az examine my cutlery
no =a- \, q. PARTED DIG f.
Land and Real Estate Agency.
sag II. H. EHUBERLI.
as er . s s% sa 70 Pno
unimprO ed Lands, City and village pro- cry.
REFER TO
H. e de Cashier :s ety whey i6n Va Farming
aleX, Rogers Esq. /; Lungford. ESQ. county
K. Il. MIson, Esq. county THUS HOTnbroUk, Esq do
Wheeling, July u, 'Al. LiT2S
Jamas IT DOdgsoD
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GrFrom the LIST of January to the list of August
1855, there were 800 murders and lyncLings in
California. Two persons were lawfully hanged.
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REMOVAL. %
M REILLY has removed from his old stand in Mar
u1 ket Square TO that spacious warehouse,
No. o. green front, west side of Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy, lately occupied by MeSsTs AMMAN
d Mcguire, commission house. He has hand
Large and general assortment of Groceries and Liquors.
which hc will sch at hOlesale the lowest price
Also;-GunPOwder Of every descriptions and Safety
Fuse. sDI6
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The la W OF Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who not give express notice to the
ScrptiOiis.
Olcas the publisher may continue them until all
aTreaTAGes paid.
g. IL subscribers neglect refuse reriodi-
Gals fem the Offices to which they directed, they are
held responsible till they have settled tue bill!
them discontinued.
Ifsubscrbcrs remove to other places without inform
Ing the publishers and the the
direction, they ale held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing lake period
cas the Office wing and lea wing them uncall
rcr. plima faca evidence or Intentional fraud.
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PRESIDENCY OF THE B. & o. RAnnoAD.-It was
giveo gu, that o" election Tor President OF lie h.
u o. RoilroOd CompOny wound take place on
Thursday last ou. leaders NAV gamer from the
following article N tue Sur of Friday, The posi-
lion OF affairs:
There was called meeting yesterday morning
of the Directors of the D. c o. Railroad, Presi-
dent Harrison in The CHAIR. On coming togetne.
we learn tia, some explsnation was made by one
of lie stockhoder directors in regord to The assem-
bling OF the Board al this time, who, it appears,
had joined with two others in making tie call ior
,ue meeting under a bylaw of the Company which
authorizes such step by any three OF the Drec-
tots, orter whici one of tae city directors IL the
Board arose aud suggested that as doubts had been
expressedby some relative to the legality of an
election for President OF The Company al this
meeting, ii were better perhaps that they adjourn
hicn was accordingly done, to the next
regular monthly mceung, occurring OH The second
Wednesday OF tIis month. There YVES pretty
fats attendance OF the Board, oil The directors be-
.ag pyesen ii is understood. excep. Mr.. Price, OF
Alsgneny, who is one of the State represe natives.
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NDKERChIEFS AND GRAVATS.
HANDk ERCHIEFS OF all kinds, embracing the
II newest and most fashionable styles Stocks aud
Ties
Black Silk cTavats, extra sizes;
do Satin do do
ScsUf.-P'ain black and fancy;
Plain white anII bOrtered linen hanlkerchiefs.
Half hose OF all kinds, embracing JOube feet and bsston
iOus styles and superior quality
All Of which will be sold very low at No. Washing.
orIO IN STALLw4N.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
To Oorrenpondents.

LETTERS concerning subscription. advertising or 9th
er financial business ofthe gencer, should be ad
dressed to the Propretors.
Letters concerning the editorial department the pa
Their Ofthem,
Correspondents writing for publication, will please
write only on one side OF the paper
Anobservance ofthe above rules w.t. greatly obige us,
and secure more prompt attention espOndemls
han they might ntherWise some times relieve.
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Servant Wanted
a good Cook and washerwomau can find place b!
applying at this office.
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a RAILROAD conductor on one of the New York
roads wa, ,ecently mulcted in $3.50 damages fo
forcibIy eiectng pas enger from the cars because
he refused show or give up his pass, before ar
irving at or neat his place Of destination.
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Ne1o Books.
(tORA and the DOC;Or;
~ Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by SAINT. Os.Oodi
The Ridden Path, by Marion Har!aDd;
The ScIOo; u LATE, by Anna Mary hOwtt;
Tue Poetry aud Mystery o: Dreams, by Charles D.
Leiandi
The Slave Of the Lamp, by VIM. NoUh;
Which; the Right OF tie Lett?
Tie News Roy;
Wolverts ROOSt, bv Washington living;
He Ones OF history, by May +. PeweIl;
The Wrinkles, OF The Merry MOnOmaMiaCS;
Female Life among The MOTmonsj
POsets ThesauTus OF English Words.
Together with &c tmen OF the best works IN
The various departments O. liieEatu c
For SAFE by THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
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VlRcrxrA Law JouRNAL.-J. W. Randolph, Of
Richmond, will commence on the first of J0nu.
airy next tie publication of Law Journal, edited
ny a. B. GUIGoN, Esq, which will be especially
useful 10 The lawyers Of Virginia. 1t is uesigneu
20 furnish teports OF decisions made by the FEEDER
81 Courts, by the District and Circuit Courts OF
che State, by The Special anr Superior Court OF
Appeals in cases OF interest aud Importance
%he earlier numbetS will contain complete d.
gested index OF lie rtrUuS uf Grattan, vu;th wIl
De a supplement 10 Ta;e's Analytical Index, and
will save me practitioner much labor. Eaci num-
bel will GIso contain chapter or more OF the Re-
vsors' Reports, tit; their notes, and suci. alteEa-
ions OF tue code OF Virginia us have been made
by statutory enactments since 1849-so printed
anu pageu That il may be bound IN uniform with
the code. There will be Introduced forms, ofutil-
.ty 20 practitioners, CLERKS OF Courts, Conveyal
and Others; the latest reports of new aud i'm
poraut decisions in other states; essays on Inter
esting legal subjects, occasional biographies of
distinguished members of the bar, &c. &c.
THIS, It strikes us, will he Journal eminently
deserving tue patronage Of The legal profession of
Vrglnia,l in preference 10 works now published in
other states.
MessrS. WILDE & BRornEa are agents fot ihs
city, and ale duly authorized 10 receive subscHp
ions. Any other information desired concerning
tins Journal, can be ootsined az their Book Store
co,her Of Main aud U"ion streets.
RAILROAD conductor on one of the New York
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Iust ReoeiVad.

Ena JuSb h6ce1VeQ. o'is
M A. EDWARDS d BRo. laveIust received NOM
~ tho East, lat their New Grocery adjoining ne
P0sOhce All excellent and carefully seected 6ssOrtnomt
OF ne Groceries, 10 which they invite the aiontIOn Of all
mHart Of fine 7 Y - Zt'7'
kiO, Maracabo, and Java coaees, brown, cRriRsd dO
q uslled aud PulveIZed Sugars; 70
Teas III great variety and fue quAlitiesi
Cocoa hrounO aud Chocolate Of the beat brands,
shreaces, Ile apples, Strawberries and TlspbNr.
TleS, In calIsI rice Hour, corn Starchi l7-a
FaTilla, sasO nacaTOni, lsinglaBS, JellytinRI
leTIIIuuH ATrOwrOOt dried CuTIantS TRISinR, almonds
Olives, hops etc Tobacco aud segurs, tine qulIIiiebj
Soaps, eIC.i Fine ground Table salt;
| Spices and Essences OF every variety.
IOSc her with many other articles tedious to enn
oil OF which we Sc ling at very low pTlcoR
Call anu examine for yourselves you can't hut DO pleas
Gu Remember The llaCe-COrIler Of Market and Quincy
ST. eets.adIOlnE the POstOfCe, Wheeling, Va. ny9A
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Premium Blinds.
q L g e. 4 ROB tn,
Catholio BooR Stora-

IVA Undersigned, WHO is agent for HIstoWn6on,s Re
views" "MctTOrOlitan'' 'sBOstOn Pilot, tsFlIitS
burg Cato ltc aud 'Amercan CeI has alto for saloI
The History Of Maryland, by MCSherry; PTOteatantSu
and CahOliclty Compared, by IIanleEj Trials Of Niha
by Dr. lvesi introduction the Sacred Scriptures 81
riete; EuElsh, German, French latin and Gfeek Bibet
aud kreis constantly on baud good supply Of Catholic
works and every kind OF Stationery aud varieties It
all Who are lovers Oi liter my apO StOok
Oh FouItlst between Monroe aud Union. n - m,
PhTER LRCHRR.7
The undersigned has large lot Of French
which he will sell cheap cash. aud very low ~ ne
thousand. Oc1O si PETER LRCR kNf
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The tide OF emigration is setting strongly from
Virginia 10 tie West. We hear o: citizens from
many OF the adjacent counties intending to re-
move to Kansas. Some of our own wnsmen are
making preparations To emlgrate there.
--~-SSS---z
MADAMo.SELLE PARoDI's farewell CoxcERr.-
Il will Ue seen by tTe extended programme in q
mother column hn Med lie PsUodi'S Farewell Con-
Cert OF The Assembly Rooms on Saturday evening
viii be one OF the greatest musical treats given in
this city Tor some time. Parodi gives great va
rety of her choicest airs, and Madame StrakoSch,
whose rendering OF old English ballads so sweet
and pleasing, will add to the attractions of The
evening. Thev will alSn be assisted by SIgnors
Lennardi AMI Ar.hurSon. n. SIrakoSch will ac-
company The vOcaIistS on tie piano, combining
20 form capital entertainment. This is positively
The last appearance OF Parodi in Baltimore. and
W. have doubt there wilt be brilliant audience.
-BoLiim0re american.
Purodi's concelt in this city, which will take
place sometime between the tOIh aud 18th insts.,
is call theLaIk" among the musical circles.
PnErrv oMES.-The following is aoubtess
correct description Of pretty women as one Of that
kinda Uery pretty one-requests us to publish
i.:-
pretty woman is one OF the ''institulions'' oil
the counlty-an angel in dry goods and glory
She makes sunshine, blue sky. Fourth Of Jul.
and happiness wherever she goes. Her patti is
one Of delicious roses, perfume and beauty. She
IS u sweet poem, written in rHrs curls and choice
calico, an6 good principles. NJ n stand up before
her as so many admiration ponS, to melt into
Cream aud then Lutter. Her words float round
the ear, like music, birds OF Paradise, or the
chimes of Sabbath bells. Without her, society
would lose It's lruest attraction, the church its'i-
NEST reliance, and young men the vefy best oil
comforts and company. Her influence sud gener'
osltY restrain The vicious, strengthen the weaS,
raise the Iowly, aanneI->hIL the heather, and
strengthen the Eaint-hearted. Wherever you lind
the Sirtuous wo an, you also End pleasant FIRE
side boqueIs. clean clothes, order, good living
gentle hearts, piety music, light, aud motel elm
sttutiOns" generally. She is the flower Of hu-
inanity, very Venus in dimity, aud herlnsplra'
ton is he breath OF Heaven.
BFrom the LIST of January to the LIST of Angus
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NNTICE-EYl,RA

...--... NOIlCE-EA IhA.
HAVING been East and selected the most splendid
Ii lots of marble brought to this market, want
all my lends TO call Immediately and leave teir orders
for an kind they may want. .trrE
Having purchased largely, will finish up work in the
latest and most approved styles and at the lowest rates
iels - MI. RoHAN.
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FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BI

| Wnnted.-Thc subscribers win purchase OF mako
w liberal advances consignment 10 Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York OF Hour wheat rye oatS corn
barley, clover and timothy seeds. Also on butter CsOid
pcked) and eggs GILL IL Co.
| Hg9 Water
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I' D. AHllsl' II. =. WAIMAN
Co-Partnership.
T H.MARSH has this day associated with him a. T.
y Wayman, for Il purpose OF tansactng the whole
and eatl Boot ShUe business The old stand OF
J. g. Marsh, No IS Monroe street, next door to Greer
OFT & Co., under the fImor
MARSH & wAYMAN.
July tst, 1855. iu3O
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Ambrotypes. 2 = =
TTNHE subscriber tn public new style of
picture, far superior to the Daguerreotypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his establ shment. They termed
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NOft HniS

DUJI HutS.
g AVERY has received and is now opening very
y. Ia'ge assortment OF Soft Hats qualities shapes
ard coIors, aid w II be sold at the lowest prices
Nos 14s and 14s Main st, Wheeling, Va. . % oei
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CO-PARTNERSHIP. % asgg
THE undersigned have united Themselves for Tie lir-
pose OF manufacturing all kinds OF Iron aud Nails ID the
Missouri Iron Works under the style oil ]. ~ Todd d
Cos aud SOLICIT continuance OF the patronage OF the old
firm.
4..s.- J.. N todd EE
HUGH NICHOLS.
Wheeling Feb. Qed, 1885. ~ eSeI
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnership.

NHE cOparnershir heretofore existing hetyvsen MI
i ehael sweeney, TiH Johnston, Jrj Peter Shoeaber.
ger, James NJ. Todd A. n hhStOn, under the rm
name OF Sweeney. Johnston q Co /, dissolved GU
the sth day June, 1851 by the death Of Peter Sheen
berger. r. -.
Since that date the undersigned have continued he bus
tness OF tile late firm under tie and styl6 OF HWee,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-23
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
and Three Slaves for Sale
AT x.IC UTICN,
M ksOckSprSs.ge.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court o.
Rockbridge, pronounced on the day Of Aprillast
in therein pending between Robert Rayor.
guardian &C., Plaintiffs, and Thomas Welch's Repre-
Of June next to sell at public auction, the premises
that valuable Iyf-4Ci' or LIND Of which Thomas
WEIGH died seized, and which he resided at his
death, lying and being in Rocbridge county, between
the Junction alley Turnpike and the old Valley Stage
Road within miles OF the Natural Bridge, and within
miles OF the james River and Kanawha Canal, con
tanning about $50 Acres.
The improvements are a large and commodous three
story BRICK DIVELLLNG HOUSE, handsomely
finished and containing Ii rooms, with all necessary out
buildings. Also Double Barn, shielded ali round and
a large Stable, Granary, &c. There is fine and
bold Spring convenient 10 the Buildings.
The land is we'll adapted 10 the growth Of Wheat and
Grass. About 80 have been sowcd 1870.
down in Clover tins spring. There is large 80
ORCHARD OF about 300 selected FRUIT T-s+.e 5 ySs
TREES, now bearing. The tract is heavily ~tF H~ss"
tinibared, in good condition, well enclosed, e,5As-
good soil, fine exposure, and water may be had most
Of the fields. Il is situated in fine ncghborhood and
is OF the most desirable country residences in Rock
bridge.
IERiNS.-Cash in hand sufficient TO pay the OK
penses OF sc and for the residue credits Of one two
and three years, in equal payments, the purchaser Civ
ing bonds with good security aad the legal title retain
ed until the purchase money is paid.
Al the same time aud place as the Administrator Of
Thomas WEIGH, deed will sell at pablo auction,
Negro Man named John, aged about %: Negro Boy
named Louis, aged about 2, and Negro Woman named
Emily, aged about IS. These are valuable slaTes.-
The negro woman is a first rate Cook, Washer and
ScamstreSs. Terms Three months credit with in
terest from day Of SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
good security.
Sale will commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
JAS. W. BUCHANAN, Comm'r.
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May, 20th, 1855.

The PoLirIcAL PRosPEcr IN VIRGrwIA.-A
Richnond Correspondent of tbs New York Her
aid writes:
The returns from the numerous Know Nothing
lodges of this State, on being footed up. furnish a
clear maturity of the legal votes ofthe State. The
few Know Nothngs that have seeded, under the
threats Of the Richmond Junto. have been more
than replaced by converts to the mysterious and
terrible Order. The State, therefore, is secured
By an actual censuS.
We,vote here vjra race, and the Jun,o have
threatened thatiths Know Nothing party cannot
last and that the democracy will spot" every
democrat. for future cruciixion who may vote the
ticket but in spite Of this threat, constant rein
fIrcrmsn;s are coming in from the Democratic
side and they feel no fear. because they see that
the day Of the RiohmOnd Democratic JUNO, the
administration aud all concerned, is past, no. ever
come again.
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iI-NrgtlrIoH- C'vNDE


BoTEToUGr Co., Va, April %, 1865.
Mcssrs. KNOWLES < WALFORD-Oar frame
storehoase and stock Of goods at this place, were total
" destroyed by fire Monday night, the 18th FebTa-
airy last
In the fire was one of Silas c. Horring's SALA-
WANDER SAFES, weighing 1910 lbs. nett, and 1t
contained our VALUABLE BOOKS AND PAPERS,
and the BOOKS, NOTES AND FUNDS OF the CIin-
ton Saving Bank, in all amounting 10 very large sum
Also, there was pound Of POW DER, tied up in a
piece Of paper, which OF oar young mcn had placed
in the SAFE and neglected 10 remove. The Safe was IN
the hottest part Of the fire about SIX hours and red
hot One OF the feet or rollers considerably dan-
aged by the fire. and the back and one side Is little
spruas.
After tho Safe had become quite cool the outside.
il was opened and is contents though warm We're IN
perfect good order and condition. We now nave the
Books IN regular use, and they not in the least
drawn or warped.
We woGld not now be afraid to risk the Safe in any
fire produced by the burning Of hoGse.
JONES s: MAYS.
was present when the Junction Store was destroy,
ed By fire. and also opcncd the Safe with the key, and
do hereby certify that the above statement made by
Atcssrs. Jones & Mays, is true and correct IN every
particular. NJ H. CahrEh.
The above letter is ofhundreds certifying the IN
yircib;litv of .'uERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES" The test was iiu'e stronger than
some Others, Us there was in the Safe POUND OF
POWDER, wrapped in paper. We have variety OF
the same kind OF Safes worth from Is 10 80 dollars
each at No q Pearl street Richmond, Virginia.
May 8, lS55.-3t KNOWLES * WALFORD,
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AUGUSTA sATlNes RaWE.

aEslf .A|'H. lC)D.
7 meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Augusta Ss-
a wings Bank held this day the following resolutions
were adopted;
Resore3, That it is cxpedient to wind up the bust
ness ofths Institution at early day may be found
practicable
Reso!ged, That the Board Of Directors be and are
hereby instructed close the business u pursuance OF
the following plan:
/. No new paper to be discounted
.. No new depositeS to be received
B. No additional weekly contributions to be paid after
this date.
q The paper now due the Bank to be regularly cur
tailed every sixty DAYS until It shall all De collected.
An depoiites 20 be paid without notice as fast as as
sets snail be realized.
O. Stock notes shall be allowed to lie after ma
turing una tue date OF final settlement, interest being
calculated to that date
NJ. G. HARTMAN, Pres.
Jos A. WAoOELt, Sec pro lem.
We ne asset. o. the Bank are ample, and the depos-
Slauntoa, May %. 1855