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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. &c.
GRAND CLEAnfNG q

GRAND CLEARING OUTErTw
- SAL E Owing 70 sickness IN ny ktisU
family. have determined q wind mp my ~
business in Richmond, and return horns 70 the
North AS wish to close upinp a yers IsT es
anfysk gut 6 81 i Box R soot S. and
sell them at cost and less tlan cost to close the
out before moving.
Read these PRICES; Ladies' Tan Gaitsfs 4. COZ
$780, ladies' black Caters. with hecIa--hest quail
mat its, worth % and 5e ladies black Cen
800: misses black Button Caters at TO-. worth
> ! 25 misses hlaek Gaitcfs--best quality oe..
worth Loo; misses hest thick sewed Morocco s7e.,
worth 81 %; misses black and tan CATERS. heesod
at 5e9s3c.best apaIify-wor.h 75c. Also iaeles'
h ase h s,a oatgfs 3 sis worth l;oa L
want woInen's .fiootees ard Caters at vc,s Inv
PRICES. Also. fine stock OF Trunks. Bonnet Boxes
Vaiises ana garnet Bags, at cost ana less ihi.s
Ladies, know YOU never saw suci,prices before.
SO co,ae at once and buy ,,onr supply whlie thew
weeks. mo. CLARK, No. Is Main ST..
jy2s-tsl Afewdoors below 7. Il. Price K Co.'S
Il NOTICE.-Fmdlng it necessary, IN order to
<4deht, to reduce my stock OF ROOTS, sfI0Es
TRUNKS, &c. shall sell at wholesale or retail,
which viii make i about cost. from lst OF july to
the LIST of September, for cash
Should any article Of any, description be charged
at ALL il will be at the Usual price, sill also make
10 order any article in my line at the same reduc-
ton, during tho same space OF time;
of Roofs and SHOES, both Of my own and Of the
best Northern manufacture, purchased by myself
We have also on hand a very large as er~yve
sortment of IR INNS to which We wonld 6SSSFJ1
cali the attention Of persons IN want. as the -,
reduction Of 20 ref cent viii make them very low
Mir. R0BT BRIGGS is still experimenting the
nanuiacturink department of ny BUSINESS OF his
qualifications II IS unnecessary to speak as he is
well known to be enc of the best, II nat the very
best, manufacturers n this country. GaIl a.
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BANK OF ROCKINGHAM.

BANh Or NUN INuIiAh.
HARgGsoSBURG. VA. Inly IL. 1859.
Hon. HENRY A.. WISE, Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir-Enclosed you will please find n state
ment of the condition OF this Bank on the LIST of
July, 1859, and LIST July, 1858.
Your obedient servant.
CO. STRAYER, Cashier.
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TTsEFUL EMPLOYMENT FOR yACa.
~ Ptuk.-pRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
a. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT. CLAY ST., BETwERy
TIN AMP 8fn sThEETs.--Drawing and Painting ex-
erclses IN sketehins from nature. Terms 80 MONTH
" Monday and Thursday, 3 ard c'elock T. NJ
nature, CT buildings to be erected, viii be received
at the once, 9Th street, between Main and Cary up
ssoits' " l-lms
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- DAVID COULLsNC,
wALsH,S GUN AND Prs.
A%ssSNS Toll lH,P0f.--G u NJ, PIS-
Tolls. FISHING TACK LIE,
SPORTING AppARATIrS WALKING, cANES'

SPURTINI APPAKATIS. WALAING CANES,
&c.-JAS. WA l.SH, Manu- actnrer and Importer of
Rifles, Guns. Pistols &c, invites tho attention oil
merchants and sportsnen TO his extensive aud
weli-saleoted assortment of goods of every de-
senPton IN the Ei,nnery line, which he viii sell al
the lowest possible prices, and on the HOS: ACCOM-
nodating terms.
Colts celebrated FIVE-SHOOTER, and every
description Of ire arms. kept constantly on hand
Also AMMUNITION. PERCUSSION CAPS, &C
= ne , has n store, also, choice assortment OF
CAMS. OF various styles and coInrs
He will repair all kinds OF Fire Arms neatly.
quickly; and substantially mount Canes, re lit and
PAR Poor and Trunk ioeas, at reasonable prices
Call at his store, No. so, Main St, Richmond Va,
JAMES WALSH
Jy iS-im Eaher and Tmncrtnr ,,fG Came
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- = ANi x W n o
No. ll3 Main street, Richmond. Va.

eS-T5D, BEST HARD SuIIE.LEATEaER
6syH gSy rRUNKS.-We have on hand fresh and
~ fall stock Of the above, embracing all the
different sizes and styles, together with Valises,
variety; and ii gentlemen and ladies wish a first
rate and complete travelling outfit Just call at No.
ll5, Main street, Klchriond, Va, where You can
purchase at reasonable prices.
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FURNITURE.

tasS---~s FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
s-z-=sssS VAR NiSHED AN . REPACKED.-The
p subscriber bess leave 10 uiorm the pub
zessss-. lie thar he still continues 10 repair a;ii
49, Te-varush Furniture, ut his old stand
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of references
can be sivcn that al work in his line will be
faithfully executed.
n. B.-FurntuEe viii be repaired and vanished
at private residences. either IN town or country If
required. JOHN DAFIs,
jy Tim Franklin St. Metropolitan Hail.
@ssa~szy, CHEAP FUR NITUR at f.
s---s.=ss@ssy GATHRIGHT'S Governor street-COr-
n TAGh SUITS, OF imitation Rosewood,
= s. e Mehesqny Walnut and Oak also. OF So
Id Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, good
quality, from SIS 20 500 per suit. SOFAS. fram
SIS 20 s45; TEPh-ATETES, from S3b t. SIS
pair. G 4 BINETs, from 50 to SIS. WARD
ROBES from so 10 SIS. jenny LIND BED
STEADS. from IS e Si5. Marlle-top TABLES,
irom - to SS5. CHAIRS of every STYLE from SO
20 500 per dozen. RoCk Frs. frous 81 to s2aG
Ard every article Of FURNITURE at the lowest
price, FOR s, CASH. Cali and see ipr yourselves
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1aEEitse checked through.
Throus htickets sold % PiJtSMrg. GAINESVILLE, Cia
cinnat, Louisville, 81. Louis, Chiea.o and al I'M.
portant points West.
Passengers go through without slatans,au.
fhfolish tickets sold 70 tho Eoekhria. e aad Bath
Alum Springs; Warm. Hot, and ileaiirg Sprinss;
Sweet, Red Sweet SPTng :. " Lite Snt,,iar Spy,ags
Splendid line Of four herse COACHES casnoct
With the trains for all nf the asove Sprinss
THOMAS D0DAMEAD
le5-ts General Superintendent.
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~; r.sy,.,x.,,,,,1T , ron s Sag.sI4S, OLD

1ls5 - sskss:sy - POINT AND ifAMPToN.-Fsr-
E1z skT 2s~-sons intending 10 VISIT c.taFr
all oil the above mentioned pieces, viii hSd the ne<.
KicHMoN b AND PEfEasBiR re and tic Mott
FOLK AND PETERSBURG KAiLRcADs. At
the Richmond and PeteTst,frS Ra,road GcfEpanys
Office. in RicbE,ond, THROUGH TICKETS viii
bs sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; hrst Class passsr <3.25
Do Second do. de-. ..,........ AIS
For Old Point or Hampton. return tickets for
the round trip good within % days First
c..Ss passensets. o.oe
Sscohae GO. CO. '...--.'-...-...-....... -
These fares embrace the Steanltrat charge from
NoIIelk 20 DID FONT. and they cover all expense
a~t'nt''ag the transfer of Passengers and Baggage
'let'' zen depo.s IN Petersburg and from the Cars
Upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with
Steamer. which has been ENGAGED to run IN con-
nection with the Norfolk aad Petersburg Railroad
There is no delay inconvenience in this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
Passengers by this route leave Richmond m 100
A. NJ, and break fast IN Petersburg ut 6. reach Nor
folk az lCt2, and lind a. Old Point or Hampton at
II NJ, allowing ample time oF all preliminary room
ARRANGEMENTS and q SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
PASSENGERS by this roufc have the privilege of re-
manning over in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon or BY tho same boat next
day. $3.50.
Hampton. leave Old Point at SIS A. NJ. and Harry
breakfast reach Norfolk mt 10: leave No5it.i& at
r. Nj arrive in Petersburg ~ AS. and IN Richmond
at J:45 i. NJ, in time to connect with tie trains
going on west same evening.
A-BAGGAGE CHECKED THROC Oh.
WILLIAM MALONE,
a - 4 -
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sPALDIN6'S
SPaLDING'
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OH.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

1st To beautify the hair. % To curl the hair
elegantly Sd. To remove dandruff eiectuay. 4.h.
To restore hair to bald heads. 9th. To force the
beard and whiskers to grow. 9th. TO prevent hair
from falling of. 7th. To cure all diseases of the
scalp. St!l. TO prevent heir turning grey. 9Th To
cure the headache. Josh To kill hair eaters.
If you are not satisfied. TRY II. All genuine
has the Signature Of the PToprietor-take no other
j. RUSSELL. SPALnING, II fremont ST., oppo-
site Museum. Boston Mass.
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON. Richmond. Va,
and BARNES & PARK, New York ap22-d6m
MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
w vices to the public in the treatment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. P. claim to public favor.-Ofiice
on Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand. snpply Of the CHEMICAL EH-
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent TO order. All communications by letter
or otherwise promptly attended To. Richmond, Va
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zE5a2, CARRIAGES. CaRREAGEs.-
UNDERTAKING.

TCRPIV, ROPER & MUIR
Sesysy5, - RAY.
UNDEkTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin. Rich
mOnd, Va.
u INSTANTLY on hand all kinds of ready mads
- FINS AND METALLIC BURIAL GASES.
am r,-iy
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RAuRoAua. -.
|, ExG ! TICKETS

~ cuu.u.,zxz.z- EXCURSION T1CKETH
~ % TO OLD. POINT.
RICHMOND AND pfTTERstt fsg kIIi.kcAp.
For the convenience of persons who visit these
popular places Of resort IN summer, ARRANGEMENTS
Railroad and tho Stsamboa. companies for fhreuzH
tickets between Richmond ard Norfolk, Old Point
and Hampton ut the foil0p iHx ratca;
Pare for White persons. =. ....3,.. Ag8
:. . Children over hss,as.si under twelve
years OF axe. .......s..-........ IN
80 - CDIofcd pc sons in servants car -, ms
Also; Return Tifksfs, good for Gfssn days, Mt the
following rates:
Fare Tor White persons: $50
- Children over five, and under twelve
years of age. ......... 375
IS +" Cniored persons in servants car -. 3.75
Passeu zers will leave Richmond in the Express
Train which starts at 40 A. NJ, and reach Old
Point and Hampton in time for early dinner. Re-
turning, they will arrive ~ Reh,nond at 70 2 NJ.
office of tns Richmond ard Petersburg fsiroad
Company. THOS. II. WYNN,
iy i--di25A SUPERINTENDENT.
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y GREAT REDUCTtoA TIE n

tISEI3k REUlt 3tNR IN RE tS
APRlCE OF HATS AND B0OTS-From III
10 to 20 per cent. we'd b. bus ing from j. 81
II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel building.
MOeshn Hats OF best quality, IS 80; DO second
quality 3 %; fashionable silk Hats, ~; fine cali
skin sewed Boots. 3 5O CongressGaiter Boots, %;
fine calf skin grwed Shoes, 2 Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city oi Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin seWed BOOTS, which he VIII sell at the unpTe
cedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND A
HALF. oc 23-d&wts
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DANVILLE BANK

DANVILLE BANK.
DASvILLE, Va. July sth Ia59.f
To His Exceency HENRY A. WISE, Governor OF
Virginia:
Dear Sir:-Herswith hand you statements show
ang the condition of this Bank on the LIST inst.
Your most nbedent servant,
JULIUS A. GRAY, Cashier.
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ssEss@ssss tiful assortment, amons which Chil
drens Heeled Slippers Chidren's Morocco Slip
pers, Without, heels; CGildreq's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children S Patent Leather Ankle Ties
Nth heeis Children's Patent Leather oxford
Ties, very handsome; Chidrens Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Chdrens THIN Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Chidren's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. 70 Main street. WM WALSH
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- NgTIcE.

- r-sfS.s ~
~ &C. TO PASS ENGERs 1903.
- 1es---- 80 GOING NORTH.-NEW AR
RANGFMEST I'M fORTANf TO TRAVEi-
hks.-THROIGH TlChkfS AND THROUGH
CHECkS,-GREAT NORTHERN EorTE-c Car
ping the great United States Mali. Twiee daily
SUNDAY NJ hit excepted between Richmond, Alex
andrla, ashinsto ton, Baltimore. Ph,tatei hia New
York. and all important pDlnts West, "a ArqIsia
Creek and Washington % er the Rjchi4 nd. Fsed-
ercksburg Il Potomac Railroad. Ia the Polomao
river, Is n,lles, and ~ splendid aud enili -'able
steamers thence tn NRsiington, IS miles ID, ali 10
miles IN bears, i,las CONT table and Ser
fectis safe rate OF speed
Hours of departure: OILS, A. NJ, and 6sis T.. NJ
BAGGAGE. under rharEe OF Special AGENTS.
CHECKED THROUGH u Wasains ten. BsItiIt,,rs
Philadelphia and New ferk.
TBiRouGa TTckxrs cart be secured To the follow.
inZ places:
70 Washington, To PitssLurg,
Baltimore, earn.
Phiadelphia, Louisville,
New York.. paytons
CINCINNATI, Dscstsr.
ST. Louis, ieiiersouviiie,
columbus, Newark.
Cascsgo, Rock fsTard
Indianapolis, gtarenaes,
= ZaneSvflle.
PASSENGERS breakfast aud sup al Ashland and dina
on BOARD the caiaiortabse steamer between Aequia
Creek aud Washington.
MA- For further information, apply ut this oaics,
Broad street, Shockos Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, 6ea1 Ticket Axt.
"a + RUTH, Snp't.
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cLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,

y
RICHMOND, VAa-This School for Young Ladies
will open ca the fist of October 1859. and close the
Goth Of June next ensuing.
Terms for the session, one-lalf payable first De-
tober, 1862 and the remainder the 18th OF Februa
~. 1850:
music. .'..,..'... $50 90
intermediate. ....... do ......... do 49,. 40 90
Senior do ........ do...... 50 20
Ancient and Modern Languages. each ..... 70 W
Voice. from ' s1A 50 % to 30 co
Painting, DRAWING. &c .,,....... 20 90 to 50 on
Use of Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 W
Board including washing and iigbts... 225 90
The PrinrraI viii be assisted BY an able and eff
cicnt corps OF teachers, among whom laready Sc
curedD are RoT. LEO, RossER, ID. D., teacher OF
Moral Science; /. f. SHCMAFE, Esa., teacher of
Ancient Lau- uages and Natural Science; HORACE
CHASE, Esd, teacher OF Music; f. J. FISHER,
teacher Of Painting: Misses III. +. CARTER and A.
+. DELAPLANE, for the ENGLISH department. For
further information and references concerning the
school, circulars. or address
L. l.. GALLEHER, Principal,
iy I2-Jm Richmond, Va.
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BssAD 'aos' Is EPst' sJ siss'sP sS ~
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Last Dividends per cent. upon the Capital
Stock, payable to the Stockholders on the 18th inst
We, the undersigned members of the Board of
Directors of the Bank of Rockingham, believe the
foregoing statement is correct.
A. B. TRICK. President.
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Ersya LAD!Es, FRENCH YnAVEIING

SsMxat TRUN hS.-We would cal! tie attention of
-Four friends and the pubic generally. that
we have lust reeeved q large and yared assert
ment OF Ladies' French TRUNKS and ID ESSfNG
CASES. which are very large and conveniently ar
r3nsed hayin- from one 20 three Trays and Bonnet
BOX IN them, which renders them very desirable
Tor ladies use, Those ia want Of SUCH will please
give us call before making their purchases, as we
are determined to sell them as low as tie same de-
scrptiou can be bou. lit for in the city of Rich
mond, or State Of Virginia.
PUTNFY K WATTS
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q. Ec NOTICE TO OWNERS
sTsE nm ersi gne will open a

SoSsrT<S-1TrN - n d o r 5 / K N @ q will omen a
aPNN ~ TRAINING ST. 81 f nj tie
---A--.1'7'--- ASIlLAN ID RACE COURSE.
on the lst day of July next, and will then be pre-
pared 10 receive Horses for the purpose OF being
trained. have employed as the trainer SAMUEL
sSTH, one OF the best and most reliable trainers in
the le, having been in the service oil the late as
Ta{!ey, AID tra.Hed the celebrated race horses Tai
y-hn, Inspector, Uae- Eye jee, Lucy Phillips
shocAes, Uratrix, and others roo aumerous to men
ton.
He refers to Hon. John NJ Bolts c. plain John
Beleher, David Mcdaniel, and Major Thomas Dos
we'll. TERMS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der, Clothing, &c. terms viii be-. % ler ,lay
When the trainer furnishes every thing necessary
Of saS esssl t. ssa ss &
n. A. THOMPSON.
jes-zm see'ry Ashland .foekay Club.
NOTlCE.--AiI persons having claims against
1 the estate of the late Rev. John Woadridge.
deceased, OF pDwhatan county, viii please present
them at niy Office, Ia tao city ps Richmond, for PAY,
ment and al persons indebted i aHs same. J bond
or account, will please call and make pay nept With
w. w. W0OLnR iDGE. .Exsrntor OF
10 s-n Hey. J0tn Woodbridge decd.
EINCtr6 GREA.E EXyR4CTQR-Enrr re-.
GREASE frem silk aad Wooden Dresses, Cass-
meses, Broad Cloths &c.. without the htest in
- ]. MEADE ( BAKERS Drug Store,
~ Main street, corner above +. Y
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BANK OF pHILtppI.

PHILIppf Va July 18th. 1882 (
HON. HENRY A. WfsE. Gov. OF RITxlnlai -
Dear Sir please ind stateInsnt ct the condition
Of this HANK ON the morning Of the LIST inst. here
with enclosed. Very IcsIecStunby T;orr ra.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, Io-wIT:
Julius A. Gray, Cashier Of the Bank of DanyIle
At panylc, this day personally appeared before
me, VIM; I. Clark, an Alderman for the town aiore-
said, and made oath that the annexed Statement
made out from the books Of the Bank aforesaid, is
correct. TO the best OF hls knowicdse and belief.
GIVEN under my hand this 9th day July, ls5g
WM r. CLARK Alderman
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n NEW STYLES 20
-. OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. e. ~
Just received, fresh supply OF HATS. *
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, comprising ali the
newest and latest stt les Of Hats. Cars, Ladies'
Misses and Chdrens Straw Goods, VIZ: Ladies,
Misses and Children Flats, OF every variety and
quality; Infants Tur'ans OF the latest Styles
Also oun5 Gents and Youth HAS and Cans
of the most iaShlepab.s styies-whch viii lee sold
the inOst favorable terms. call IS most respect
fully solicited RO. l.. DICKINSON.
Successor TO Binford, Dickinson n Weisser
No. % Main ST.
- EARVE I HAGS.-'fhe attention of
q farmers is particularly called to iarse stock
OF Harvest Hats. which We are selling at a very
low hsure. Elicit Il " EiSIGER,
No. !G7 Main street.
"a JUST RECEiE fD-A fresh supply of the
- Louvre HAT the most pleasant summer Hat
out Also that beautiful " tnnehaha Hat, which
has attracted so much attention.
Elicit Il WFTSIGER.
M l67 hlain street.
@9 FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
~'..s-zss Another case OF the above, from Niles.
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Daos: 10 do AMI call Shoes; do. do do. Con-
gT3ss Caters. JOHN {. PAGE, IT.,
SO Main street
:; MILES & SONS BOOTS AND SHOES.
A-Iust received, y fresh supply of Miles i Sons
Assdress ROOTS and oxford TIES.
1HO. G. PAGE. 1r.. % Main street.
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e.. cszzss,szs,ssss, VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ ~ 49, A !. y @ A D.-CHtNtiE OF
aSl-S --2FS-'HcS-I III O II ii < II ~ n ID an

RANG EMENF. " ~ an
Trains leave Richmond tv.ce daily, Sunday
niShts eXcepted,l viz; $50 4. NJ. aud 6.45, r. NJ
for Alexandra, Washin. ton, Baltimore. NC
Passengers by the Gas, z, n. tram do n6t change
cars between RichIuond and Aiexandria
Once daily, VIA: go. A. NJ, Tor the VIRGINIA
SPhlNoS, VIA Charlottesville and Staunton
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WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office left at the yard Isth
street south-sd OF the Dock, will receive prompt
attention.. Je So-su
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The undersigned, Directors of the Danyilie Bank.
at Danville Va, certify that the fore oing state
msnt has been examined, and is believed to be cor
rect. w. II. SUTHERLIN.
l.. HOLBROOk,
JOHN X. PRICE,
5. IL. HOLLAND
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SrArr OF VIRGINIA. Cry OF RIcnMoyD, TO WIT !:
J. A. Smith, Cashier of the Farmers Bank of
Vireinis. t.. day personally appeared before me;
a Tustice of the Peace of the city aforesaid, and
b made oath that the annexed statement, made out
from the books of the Bank and from the quarterly
returns received from the Branches. is correct, TO
the hes, of his knowled e and belief,
Giyen under NV hand this 18th dav of July, 1859
X. NJ. BURTON, J. y.
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ExTRA COFFEE sUGAR.-koeeivins,. Tor
II sale by n
=, II. sKINKER 4 CO., - Cary IT.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. nRDOKE'S r
vi B01HDTNG AND DaY SCHOOL

NEF sLEs.
Iohn Randolph Tucker DR.. y. u. Tucker, Rich
nond, Va: ST. Geo, Tucker, Ashland Va; Hon.
il, ii. T Hunter, taydS. Essex CO.. va; i Ho q
sionrs. j. d.. Richmond. Va Right Rev. Bishop
Jnhas. Alexandria, Va; Rev Chas II. Read 2. p,
Iion iInaTy a. Wise. Richmond, Va. lud II. IL.
NiaTsbai Charlotte 6. H., Va. Rev. j. r. Ora
nam, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
Cartersviiie Va. DIR. tessner Harrison, DR.. Jas.
H. Cqberl University of Va; DR.. r. II. Cabeil, AIR.
L. r Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A.: A. Clap
man. Ny Allen T. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Blerne, Mr..
Jnhn Echuis. Union. Va.
For farther information, address
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-19
A. A. 4 A. MEXICAN GUAE0 in barrels.
BONE DUST, Of best quality, in barrels.
SUP. PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
soMBRERo GUANo.

IN calling the attention Of the public to this val
i liable and recently discovered deposit of this
fertilzing article, will merely state, that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is phosphoric acid bone phosphate
of lime; and that its mercantile value, compared
with other GUANOS Gifts kind, may be easily de-
termined by the amount of phosphoric acid or bone
phosphate of lime it contains. In order. there
fore, to give the public thorough knowledge of
what SOMBRERO GUANO does contain, beg
Ia refer to the following list Of eminent chemists in
different parts the world, who have analysed diff
ferent cargoes, from average samples taken 10y
themselves from the cargoes just they arrive
from the island without drying or selection of
specimens for analyza,ion. Each analys will be
exhibited. ifrequred. under the original signature
Of ench chemist named
OF phosphoric acid estimated as equivalent to
phosphate of lime, it is found to contain