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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

r. FOR SALE-Th. HOUSE AND LOT
,4zisl in the village of wildwood. Clarke county
Va formerly the residence OF DR.. kobt h. Lit
tie, on reasonable terms 1t is one OF The most
desirable III the place, either for private resi-
dencr, or lor public house, there beng none IN
the place. ANY one wishing to purchase by
writing to me, at Salem, +. u FauquieT 20,
Va, will be promptly replied TO
Il L. HORNER
Salem. Fauqnier Co, Va, dec 22-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

C.a nnn Or EIGHT THOUSAND
SD. VDD D0LLAEs--Wanred, SIX or
eight thousand dollars. tor three or iiSe years,
for which security will be given on real estate.
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between oth
and lOgh streets Said property rents ior $500
per anuum, and is very valuable. For further
particulars. address JAMES TOWLES.
Property Agent, Washington City, h street,
north. No ~ between SIN and 9th SITS west.
Washington FEB IF
lErnh.rlrL ,hnrn Nnme--lnc1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

IfAIHFAX FARM FOR SALE.--Iutendng
10 remove 10 the South, | will sell my
FARM in Fairfax County, near Lees Station,
about fourteen miles from Alexandria, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES, one
hundred cleared, about fifty acres in clover, the
balance heavily tImbered. Also my HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Farm.
ing Utensils, Stock, Provisions. &c, &c, indeed
everything necessary for any one wishing 10
buy home There is a fine young ORCHARD
on the place. with five hundred young trees -
Application NAV be made to W. n. MAR
BURY, esq, al Farmers Bank, Alexandria, or
address the subscriber, Lees Station, Fairfax
County. Virginia. r. NJ. SIMPSON.
Fairfax County. Va jan 9-eo'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

lie confesses the crime.
DOARUING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
Il DIES. MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN COUNTY. VA.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE VI. McINN, ,..
Mis- MARY NIXON, Boarding
The duties OF this School vii be commenced
on the first Monddy in March merit. Tae Primer
pal in the Literary Department mas had long
experience in teaching, and her plan OF educa,
ton co:Hprehends all that is requisite 10 solid
aud finished course. The discipline is mild and
firm tending in all respects 10 promote the hap
plness and best interests OF the pupils, whose
moral and rrlig education will always re-
ceiye careful and unremIt,lng attention. The
wear is divided into two terms (ot five months
each) commencing on the first Mondays in
March and September. The Studies pursued
en- brace >rELLrXG; READING: WRITING; ARITHME-
TIC: Esq GRAMMAR; GEOGRAPHY; COMPOSITION:
NATURAL MoDERS. AND Ancient HlsroRY; NAT
PHILOSOPHY; MUSic, Vocal ana Instrumental)
FgEyCH: DGAwING. CEJCHgrIEG, FANCY KNITTING,
and EMBROIDERY.
Terms - One hoJ p9yaJic in .fdrance:
Board and Tuition III English, including Fancy
Knitriug. Crochet and Embroidery, for i've
months. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1862 90
Including the entire course Of instruction, 81 w
For further particulars, references, &c, see CIR
culals, or address
JOHN r. McGlNN, or
JONATHAN W. NIXON.
Middleburg. Loudoun Co, Va ian 26-eol2 t
VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND, MILL,
Y AND FISHERIES FOR SALE.-As At
torney Tor tue heirs OF the late Charles II.
Warren. offer for sale the valuable estate called
RICHLAND AND ARhENDALE, lying IN the
County OF Stafford. containing about THREE
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACnES -
This estate binds on the Potomac River tor SIX
or seven miles, and on Aqua Creek tor three or
four understanding upon II valuable FlSHE-
RIES-oue OF which rents tor > 100 per an
num- This is one OF The most valuable landed
estates IN Eastern NrgInla-ls fertile, we'll adap-
ted TO the production OF wheat, corn, rye, nc,
and is regarded as highly valuable grass grow
ng farm. the blue grass putting up early and
abundantly enabling the grazer TO drive MS cat
| tie TO market early in the season. There Is a
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER conve-
nieut 70 navi CATION and very valuable grlst
| and manufacturing MILL on never failing
| stream az va er, having a large country Gus
! tom and within one mile o. the Potomac River.
| The machinery is Of cast IRON. new, and all the
arrangements OF the Mill highly approved.
portion OF the purchase money wi' be TequiIel
! upon the completion OF the pulcnase-but a
| large proportion thereof can be divided into an
| nual instruments, running up TO the LIST day OF
| January 1866, there Is a balance OF unpaid
purchase money yet due upon TINS land, and a
deed of trust thereon 10 secure SAID balance.
ANY sale that may be made viii be subject to
the confirmation Of the Trustee III SAID deed, or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
feb tsentI JOHN H.PARROTT.

C.Sn REWARD. Runaway from the farm
sO,UB Of the subscriber near Centrevlil",
Fairfax County, Va, on the night OF 5th instant,
negro woman HARRIET about 80 years OF
age. black, feet OF inches high and toIera.
by Likely. She was purchased by me OF Messrs.
Dickinson y Hall, in Richmond and formerly
came from King George County will give
the above reward if returned 10 me, or secured
50 that J can get her. 4. ,. GRlGSbl.
Fairfax County. Va, nov 4S-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

w JOHN AMBER respectfully announces HIM
self as a candidate Tor the office OF Clerk OF the
County Court of Fa"qHler. =,
Markham Station, Fauquier Co Jan N-eotE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

~ To TIE VorXRs OF FAuaUIER CorNTY.--
Fellow CITIZENS u am before Won Is caEdi-
date Tor the Commissioner of the Revenue for
the North Eastern District. and respectfully ask
your support JAMES nv" |Er''
Eannnier nov lQ-eOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

nyFAIR.-Thc fair for the benefit OF
GRACE CHURCH, will open hiS a'n"g at
O'Clock, and continue open during the week. at
the same hour. Also on Wednesday and FIJI
day afternoons at 8 and o'clock.
Admi,tance 10 cts. Children malt price.
l.h l-AlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
Washing,on. jan 2S-d4w

CULTIVATION AS TEACHER v ANTED-
4 Young Methodist Minister, VINO vas edn-
.ated at one OF the best Colleges II tue country,
and has had several years experience III teach.
ny. desires situation as PrlncIpfl OF An AGA
lemy or would locate in some pleasant nels III
borhood. and establish a good School
The best of reference given as 10 character
and capacity. Please address
REV LANUS J. HlLDRETH,
ian 1a-dlw Parkton. Baltimore Co. Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
F,uquier County, Va feb 2-2aw2w

TEHHE NORTH AMERICAN MEDTCO-
CHIKURGICAL REVIEW. B-monthIy
Medical publication, edited by Drs Gross and
Richard,on. late of the Louisville Review, Is
row published regularly, by Lippincott K Co.
Philadelphia, at 81 per amnum, payable IN adj
vance The Philadelphia Medical Examiner
aud the Louisville Review have been united III
the Chru-gical Review; and 1t Is the intention
OF the publishers 10 establish Truly National
Medical Journal. upon a sure and independent
basis Subscriptions received by
feb ? ROBERT BELL, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
~ E>sgPos2s, sz,-<ssSss--
>e$ksaG
r,-uyu>, NM no u.D
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NAH Robbery

HARTFORD, CONN, February John Mil
Ter. baggage master here, for the Providence
Railroad, was arrested for robbing the mails.
He confesses the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

Ts1HE subscriber Offers FOR RENT the we'll
known FISHING SHORE. in Charles
County, Maryland, adjoining Smiths Point,
and opposite Aqua Greek. The SHORE is
considered good one, and will be rented low
The above FISHERY, and FARM, which con-
taius about $50 ACRES, is offered at private
sale For further particulars, address J. f..
ADDISON, Alexandra. A ADDISON,
Surviving partner OF Addison Il Cockrell.
ler
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

ls.y- Having been solicited by nnmoer OF
nv friends 10 run for the office Of Superin'en
dent of Gas, ! have consented 10 do so, and ies
pectluIly ask MY fellow citizens to give me "
favorable consideration.
nL3N,E JOS. s. STANSBURY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

NOTICE. The steamer GEO.
..sl1SPAGE will be removed from her
regular route, on Wednesday, February Sd, Tor
lew days, 10 repair wharf, nc.
fsh st ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

g7AUQUIER FARM FOR SALE.-lhe sub
scrIbrr oiI"rs tor sale his FARM $50 RESI-
DENCE, adjoining the town OF Marren'"n.
Fauquier county. Va. TIE Farm contains 2h3
ACRES and lies between the kaPpahamnocE
TurrpiKe and the Warenton Springs Turnpike,
thus giving facility for grazing every field with
out any Inconvenience. From It's proximity 20
Warrenton, it is very well adapted 10 grazing
town Cattle, and finds ready market IN War
rsnton tor all lis products
III The HOUSE is entirely new, having
- been completed in September, 1886. II
will compare iavorabIy with any residence in
the STATE There Is Servants house, with six
good rooms. Both houses are OF brick, with
every convenience. The Stable, 50 by A. feet.
vita basement same size. has every convenience
for farming, grazing, or dairy.
Address subscriber, at Warrenton. Va
MAI TYLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
Meteorological Report.
ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.
Dnd mo. lrt. 1875.

ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.
Ind mo-, l5t, 1888.
Abstract of the Meteorological Register
for the first month, january 1858.
BAROMETER.
Highest on the Sth 1904 inches.
Lowest Oh the 10th 29,5S2
Range for the month LUZ
Mean for the month 30, luz
THERMOMETERS.
Highest on the Goth, ca
I,wsst y, the 23d 90
Range Tor the month, ~
Mean for the month, 42o>j7
Clear 10 days.
Cloudy IL days.
Floating clouds s days.
Rain on days.
Amount of rain for the month l,OOl inch.
The mildness Of the weather during the
past month has been the suhec' Of such gene
raj remark that the following statement Of
the averages Of the Thermometer in January
for the past six years, may be Of interest to
some.
1853, Jan'ry., 33o47/ 1856, Jan'ry, 2l'9+
1854, 357T 1857. " 300,
1855, 1898 1858, 1851
Average for the whole six years 32'O5> or
1882 lower than this year
No snow fell during the month. On the
llth thunder was beard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE adj
n joining Brentsville, the county seat OF
Prince William, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES of excellent farm or
grazing land, some fifty or sixty acres being bot
tom land the remainder rolling, with sufficient
6.sS timber, for the use of the farm. The
FL. HOUSE is comfortable two-story brick,
wlth other out-buidngs, and some three or four
excellent never failing springs of water. Also
a fine quarry OF free stone, that is unsurpassed,
and easy of access and profitable. The FARM
was formerly owned by John Williams. Any
one desiring to view the property and kno" The
terms, can call on NJ. NJ Roseberry near Brents
vile, or j. NJ. Roseberry, No. 3l4, King street,
Alexandria. J. M. KIoEbEkkl!
NJ NJ ROSEBERRY,
Prince William County, je 25-eotf
IOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY IT Law
., will practice in the Courts Of Westmore-
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties
Post Office, Rice's Store, westmoreiand County,
Va dec III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

MEADOW FARM FOR SALE i offer al
vi Private Sale. my FARM lying IN the
County of Prince William, adjoining the land
of Judge Tyler. and Immediately on the Turn
pike Road leading from Alexandria 10 Warren
ton. and TWO and half miles from Gainesville,
Depot OF the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
five miles distant from Alexandra; which
place can be reached in two hours OH the Cars.
This Estate contains NINE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-ONE AND A HALF ACRES,
about four hundred Of which are in Wood and
timber. The balance is cleared and divided in
TO nine Fields. all of them well watered by last.
ing Springs Broad Run-a large and never
falling mountain stream--passes through the
Estate from West to East, bordering OIL which
is beautiful Meadow Of one hundred acres, now
well taken in Timothy and blue grass and not
ONLY valuable a. a Meadow, but highly useful
for grazing purposes The upland> are rolling
and susceptible OF any degree OF improvement.
IL The Improvements are d large and com
- modous DWELLING, with seven spa
clous rooms, four above and three below stairs.
and the necessary out-houses. Surrounding the
ward is large and iourshng Orchard OF APP
pies Pears. Peaches, Cherries. AprlcOts. DC, OF
the finest varieties. and many OF them IN full
bearing. Country Stores are numerous and con.
yeiient The nrlghborhood is unsurpassed by
any IN the State tor health, and affords the best
Society. Those wishing to purchase line coum.
try residence will do well 70 call ami examine
this Estate.
For further information, address Judge l..
Collins Lee, Baltimore Md or the subscriber,
DIR JAS. ". F. MACRAE.
auckland, Pr. Vim. Co. Va. ap lA--eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

TAIR DYE.--Jone's, Bachelors, Pha S,
AIexander's Treespahbe, Gilman's ,Jayne's,
Atmospheric do, received and for sale by
HENRY COOK Il CO,
ieb Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

NOTICE ALBERT W. GRAY. esq, has
y this day withdrawn from our firm. by nu
iuaI consent The style OF the firm will be
continued as heretofore.
ieb 1T GRAY, MILLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

ssSy- The Annual Meeting o! the Stoekho,-
deTs of the Alexandria Library Company, viii
be held in the Library Room Of said Company
on Monday, the 22d day OF February, le3e-
All persons wishing 10 become Stockholders or
subscribers, are hereby solicited 10 attend.
NORVAL f.. FOARD,
f,b Did Librarian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

ESFECIAL NUTiCE-uur sincere tharNs
are hereby rendered to all who have settled
Inp1r accounts with us since our last issue OF
bJ, But our principal object no" IS TO call
tH attention OF those who have not TG.d, 10 this
d. We want them TO know faat We are
&iNring tor the use OF the money iue us and
hope that without delay those persons whom
H. have in GOOD faith accommodates, will call
or send in their settlements.
CLAGETT & DODSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

. NOTICE TO SHIP ERS-Ihe
E.E.steamer DIAMOND STATE, captain
J. KerwIn, will leave Baltimore for this place
on Wednesday evening at o'clock, +. NJ
(weather per,ntting.) and returning, leave :, Al
exandria, on Saturday. at 3 o'clock, 7. NJ OF
freight, apply to WHEAl nho'
feb l-3t Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
\ COUNTY, FOR SALE.-TEe under5lgn-
ed having 800 acres Of Land in MS farm, will
dispose OF from 700 10 200 acres, iL lots 10 suit
purchasers Said Land is situated miles from
the Long Bridge. on the Columbia Turnpike,
and about the same distance from Alexandria
and Georgetown. Those wishing to purchase
Land. near he three cities, will do well 10 call
or the subscriber, as deem II unnecessary to
describe the Land or neighborhood as it is pre-.
sumed that those wishing 10 purchase will ex.
anime the property before purchasing.
5. B. CORBETT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

w + are new receiving the following IL
w QUORS, which we offer or sale !ow, VIZ
25 bbis. Rectitied Whisky
Is Purr Old Mononganela
~ cases odd Wheat Wnlskey'
25 baskets Champagne Vine. Together
wiki Wines, Brandies, Gin, nc, OF all qualities.
nov 10 POWELL 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
sale OF slaves.

The following hi-h sales Of slaves were
made At auction 10 DanyiIle, Va, on the 22i
Of January. The slaves belonged to the es,
tate of Joshua liuwert n, deceased. \ boy
!, wears old, brought $50: man 50 years
old. $1,000: mil-wrght. about 50 years Of
ace, was cried out at $500. Terms cash.
The following sales were recently made OF
slaves belonging to the estate of Mrs. Il. Wi.
son. near DAnvilc. A man II years old, sold
for 1920: man Sc years old, Sl2I5; wo-
man and child, $3.50; boy years old, $50;
boy of years, S72j The terms were six
months credit, with bonds bearing interest
from dt:e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

Ias- At the solicitation Of many friends
offer mvselfa candidate tor the office OF Nea
surer OF Wood and Bark .,.,>-
feb 2-tF. EtS. n. ihri'i 1 W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

NOR HIRE.-A very capable SERVANT,
recently from the country, as Chambei-
maid or Nurse. Apply at this Office.
feb l-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

DIEDMONT ACADEMY:.Th School will
be re opened on the lst Mond y IN Janua.
-. Superior facilities are offered for the ad.
yancement Of pupils. Terms BE nd and 'rul.
ton for ten months $3.50, with classics.
$3.50 Send and get Circular or particu-
lars Address F. NJ. EDWARDS
Piedmont Station, Manassas G.p RAILROAD
Fauquier County, Va, dec A. eo2n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

DOARpING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
Is DIES. MIDDLEBURG, LoUDOUN COUNTY. VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.

WILL BIZ SOLD al auction, on TpcSdGy,
w Tie 2ni day Of February, al / o'ciOrk all
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FU RN i
TURE, al the late residence Of David Behold,
decd Terms, cash. DIVID APPICH,
ian 3u-3t Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

WANTED good COOK, washer and iron
w er, in small family The ing hes wa
ges paid Apply at the office OF the Gazette.
ian HN-2f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

NOTlCE.-Mr CROUCH begs leave to an
- nounce to the citizens of Alexandria, that
he will be in the city on Tuesday evening next,
2nd OF February, at I! o'clock, and would be
pleased 10 meet all hose who may wish 10 Join
ms class in Music al the Hall. in the second
story OF the Theatre Building, known as Amer
lean Hall feb l-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

DEpuTY STANDARDIZATION IL. Smith,
Yesterday qualified before the County Court,
as deputy sheriff of this county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

U OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM, IN Fair
tax County, Va, adjoining the lands OF Mrs
K NJ Scott and Thompson Javins. Said farm
contains about FIFTY ACRES, with a comior-
s=.trt table DWELLING HOUSE, and excellent
IL barn and stable thereon, and is situated on
the odd Road leading from Alexandria 10
BackIlck Church, four miles only from the for
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-20

certainly good, and taken in connection
with the fact, that the loans, during nearly
the whole time, were kept close to the
limit allowed, and freely dispensed to all
classes of citizens and scattered all through
the counties adjoining, as well as in our
own, at lower average rate of cost to the
borrowers than by any bank in the West, it
needs no argument to prove that the Branch
has been to both public and stockholders an
institution of great value and advantage.
During the present week the directors, by
unanimous agreement made a general ar
rangement with the branch of the Anew
State Bank, whereby the new Branch con-
tracts to redeem the outstanding circula-
ton of the old, at profit to the old
Branch of over $4,000, being the estimate
loss thereon, which, as the amount out is
only $23, 900 and the notes are coming in
rapidly, was regarded as very liberal esti-
mate of the amount lost and destroyed. In
payment to the new Branch, under this con-
tract, the banking house, together with all
the hand debts remaining, were transferred,
at a price for the whole, taken together, con-
sidered fully equal to their value and much
over any sum which they were likely to
bring, if sold separately, or under any other
arrangement.
Such of the branches as have a consider
able amount Of outstanding debts which are
considered good, yet which by forcing,
would have to be sold at a heavy sacrifice
such will make assignments, and the clos
| ing up will go on in the hands of the as
signees the same as under the present or
ganization.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-20
The Old Stnfe Bank.

At the recent session of the Board of Di-
rectors, held at Indianapolis, orders were
passed fixing rules for closing up such of the
Branches as were prepared for such a meas
ure; authorizing them to pay to the stock
holders any balances of money remaining
after disposing of their real estate and I'M
available debts and other property, and prop
erly providing for the redemption of their out
standing circulation. Although the bank
would not be legally liable for its outstand-
ing issues after the first of January next,
yet every voice was in favor of full and
certain provision for them, as long as one
dollar should remain to come in. 1t was
considered as due, not only to the public, but
to the reputation of the bank itself, that
this should be done. A bank which, during
its whole existence of over twenty years,
has enjoyed credit and character so envi-
able, could not well do less than justify the
confidence and support accorded to it during
so long period, by providing for its out
standing notes and securing the holders Of
these, the last of its unpaid obligations, from
loss.
About half the Branches will he able tc
close up fully beft re the end of the year
with only small less IS on a sale of their un.
collected debts and unsold real estate-losse
which will in some measure be compensated
by the gain in contracting for protection
of the outstanding circulation. 1t is esti
mated that a considerable amount of tn,
notes outstanding have been DESTROYED anl
will never return for redemption. 1t is con
sidered, however, by those who have exam
ined the results of other banks in windin,
up, that the loss will be much less than gen
orally supposed. Good money is apt to b
taken care of and not largely to be lost O
destroyed.
Among the branches which will thus b
settled up and closed is the Branch in tn
city. This Branch during the twenty yea
of its active existence has paid to the stool
'olders an average dividend of ten per Gel
+ annum, and has Including divider
be paid to-day, paid them back the p'
= iheir stock and fifty per cent over, and
= ng up will pay further dividend
T.. 3&bly three per cent. These results a