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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Courparnttre Statement Of the Merchants Bank
of Virginia on The 30.h JHHe, 1859, rtih same pc
Rod IN 1858.
June 1858. June. 1859. lnc'e. Dec'e
Capital Stock. 800 0Oo 10 500 0y0 10 NJ GD
Circulation -. 2j3 9I5 90 24ii AS 90 ~ q 40 30
Deposits -. 81 03t W 69,09i W ~ 1850 10
Due from other
Banks III the
State IN. 2,t29 72 4,054 90 l,62i % 90
Due from Banks
out of the State 6 3I2 II 4 ls5 % % 2,lSj II
Due to Banks
in the State :. 5,722 Is I7,7o5 IS II 1888 90 %
Due tn Banks
out of the
State ......... COS q las on So IS M
State Securities i55 iO2 s. i03.32 81 no ~ 600 On
Specie. 80. 6l,sts III 5zaVo 10 Ssi3 80
COnting't Fund.- 1856 81 - 81 80 6aj Is ~
C. X. SLAUGHTER, !
q. W. NJ. RCCKER, /
MARTIN HOLIINS, Dlrecters,
JOS. II. WILSON,
s. MCC0RKLE,
SrArR OF NlRGINIA-City of 1ynchburg-viZ:
This day, Robert 9. Mitchell, Cashier of the Nfer-
chants Bank of Virginia, personally appeared be-
fore the unhersisned Justice If the Peace in and
for said city. and made oath that the fore com,
statement of said Bank. for the quarter ending /
S0h June ls5s IS correct To the best oi hls hno wi
ed "a and belief.
Given under my hand, this 9Th da, Of Juls, 1889.
WIN. WALLER. ]. J..
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i COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
HEAS SULPHUR SPRINGS-This Watering

lL.IsE- { Place viii be open Tor the reception OF
VISITORS the first OF June. It Is situated on the
{ins End ia fri rte1c Of the VirgtHid and IeHneS-
see Railroad, about a half mile from Bnnsack's
Depot. Roanoke, Vrs mia, at which said depot an
Omnibus will always lie found waitin the arrival of
the ears. to convey visitors to the SPRINGS.
These White and Black Sulphur w aters have eff
fected numerous cures.
The WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cases of
Dyspepsia. serious affections of the Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder General Debility, and especially dis
eases OF the Nervous System. and those diseases
peculiar to Females.
The BLACK SULPHUR-a kinds of diseases of
the skin aggravated ofTeter and other erup-
tIons of the Skin.
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
In the mountains oil Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, toge-
Their with fine band of Music, and every other at
traction usually found at first class watering places
to all OF which We hes to refer to the large
number OF persons who have heretofore visited the
place. J. A. HEFELFlNGEF
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(tOAfS LINE. The only regular limo FREIGHT
~ BOATS from RICHMOND To LYNCHBURg,
three times i week. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
Iioat n NpESr. Capt. Ipnx DexALp.
Beat las. j. tRAl. Capt. NM. II. Woopsay.
boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEo. G. Lawns.
boat hh!S'foi. Capt EMAs. J. JOHNSON.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. w Nj clkvxLANp.
These Boats are all 81 The irst elias, Ard com.
leave promptly a. ADVERTISED The Subscribe thank
at Tor past fevors ILLEGALLY hstwcu. ivr tho past
WAt. W. cox AEent.
A The Shed, Dock 81, IN rear pfald Gas Wasks,
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HOiIsS IAliNl : = 1, X = ~, La iN u
MARKING AND STENCIL BRC SHES.-The SUI
hive over the old stem of the Poi and Brush are
as follows, viz. II does evaporate. whatever
desired; cannot he upset To spill slep about: can
DO used at any time without soilIng Your hands, nd
can be carried ~ one y pocket. thrown ia your
desk without risk Of sailing whatever ii may cas.
IN contact with; and To eartucn and weigh hers and
to command their attention. I, can be nsed with
pefi,eet enss. Notwithstanding its contents; viii
re hed. II has been adopted and X now heinr sue
cexsnily used. by more than two thousand hnssneks
~. =: COOPER, tim and Shest- Iron wofker1
manufacturer aud sole AGENT for the city of Rich.
!hohd and .wn Of Manchester No. IL, Cary, he
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FOR SALE-and can lse seen Al rnauass
10y StaLies. opposite old Gas Works : inc dan
PIE lay family HORSE. sound and kiass.
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il necessary. IN ortlt
A LARGE ADDITIONA SUP.

80 PLIES OF SHOES.-The cheapest place
TO buy Shoes is at n Main, street; JOSEPH
STRAUSE. Ladies' Morocco and Goatskin Bootees
with and without heels. at very low price, you will
find at Joseph STRAUSE. Ladies' Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers with and without heels 90 cents and
dies black and colored Caters. with and without
heels, at astonishin5 low prices. you can buy of
JOSEPHSTRAUSE. Misses and Chdren's Moroc-
co, Goatskin Caters, Slippers. and all kinds of
fancy Shoes, yon can buy at rs per cent. cheaper
than at other places, at JOSEPH STRAUSE. Men
and Boys Con -ress Caters, Oxford Ties, Slippers,
Brogans, &C., well made, at reasonable prices, you
can find at JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NJ, Min Ut
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g-s PARKE POINDEXTER, ArT0R
SI>A NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, WI
practice in the city of Richmond and IN the coun
tic eli Chesterfield. powhatan and Amelia.
~; straats Sc 23-1y
p, MEDICAL CARD have his "a!
E>-s5. associated with me Y the PitAC ~ = Cf
Af.RERT H. SNEAD. Strict attention VIII bt
paid to all cases committed to our care. pfbce on
Grace street, hetween ith and 9th, e>r.n
~ 1-Imf ALbEhI HNf4aD
-, DIR. w. N. HAMMOND.
&C.. LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESTDEN NOE oa 6tfi street, be
w cen Grace and Franklin Streets ~ l5-3in
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AIRS. BHOOKHsS
WI B0ARDING AEylDD PIX ,SG.H0oA
IN. THE CITY or r. Il.HAfOND.
The session of this School will comtnsDce IN ~
1870 81,
All the hrapches a. ss:assls education will Y
Music and Drawing, in OIL Of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention. will ne paid to the manners
Of the young ladies' and every effort Will be made to
give them the hest moral and intellectual cnlfnre
TERMS:
tOnehat payable in advance-the balance on the
10Th OF February, 1885,
Board. Observation-Disclosures.
WaNhing.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....-... ~ "
Lights. 90
I'm iish tuition (hiaher branches, }. ....... 40 10
Modern Lausla ses, & each .............. 70 10
Latin ...,..t.....,.... ................... ~ 20
f fss Of Instrument. 'ea 600
Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 0D
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<erH& UNION STEAMSHIP COMPA.
S.IkL.e NI-,,FIoR PHILAs,pELPHiAv IAGITY
ARRANGEMENT.-Stea CITY OF RICH
MoND, Captain Il. NJ rCHEfL; Steamer Penn
SfLNANlA, Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer R
GINA. Captain ]. b, KELLEy.
One OF these superior Steamers will Leave Rich,
nlond, until further notice. every MON DAG and
THuRSpAYy toGchlns City Pqcot and Norfolk TO
receive Ffe- hit and PasseB ers.~ Returning, leave
Philadep hia every WEDNESDAY and SATU r.
DAY MORNING. at 5 o'ciock
These Steamers in fine order, increased
accommodations iof the comfort of passen hay-
inl been added also more room for freight and
hope, by re sularlty. q patch and care IN pro-
tcetng goods commit ID To our charge, To receive
an increase of patTona-e.
30. No transhipment by this line.
FARE KEDucEp.
Passage through to New York and found. $1,000
Do. do. Philadelphia and found,
Passage 10 City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats.
rA- Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel-
phla two or three days. and then proceed 10 New
York by the same ticket.
II. +. FUTILE. Agent, Rockets
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Jehn Randolph Tucker Or. d. II. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo. Tucker. Ashland Va; Hon.
X. Nj. 7: Hunter. l.ayd's, Essex CO., Va; Hon.
James n MACON, Wlnch &c, Va; Rev. MY j. Y:
Johns, Alexandria, Va; Rev. Chas II. Read, 2; p.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; jude H. I'll.
Marshall, Charlotte c. H.. Va: Rev. J. X. era
ham,. Winchester. Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
Cartersville, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. Dr. Jas.
I. Csbcll. univsrsits of Va; DR.; r. H. cabeil Mr.
man, Mr. Alien TsCaperton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, MIR.
John Echols. Union. Va.
For further Information. address
HENRY 1. BROOKE,
jy f3-dtIstO Richmond, Va.
old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 6TH SITS,
RICHMOND. VA.-This School for Young Ladies
will open on the first of October, 1885, and close the
Goth of June next ensuing.
Terms for the session. one half payable first DC
tobeI 1859, and the remainder the ioth OF Februa-
nv. 1860:
Primary English department. including vocal
Intermediate do. ........ do. 40 90
senior, 90 .d9..-... o. "
Ancient and Modern Languages, eech -. 70 90
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation OF the =, 40
pa ap'e i'q mra,vns 81 ~ 70 to ~ co
Beard. including washing and lights. =. Us 90
The Principal Will he assisted by an able ana etti-
cent corps OF teachers. among when talready Sc
cured) are Rev. LEO. RossER. D.. D., teacher 81
Moral Science; /. E. SHUMATE, Esq. teacher OF
Ancient Languages and Natural Science; EoEacE
CHASE, Esq. teacher Of Music; f. J. iSlEk'
teacher OF Paintings Misses NJ. L. CARTER and A
Z. DELAPLANE, for the English department. For
further information and references concerning tae
iy Rim -Rich.npnei. Va.
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,REDERICK,s HALL FEMALE

IRE DERICktS HALL MALE
l. SCH0OI.--The second Session of this School.
which is located within half n mile of FrederIcks
Hall Depot, Virsinia Central Railroad will com
mence the LIST of next September, and close ar
line LIST oil July following.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition In al the English Branches Tor
Ten Months. .........-. SI3Q 90
Music on the PIaEo. With use oi instrument IS W
I rench Ian uaye ,,-.---; ............... ~ %
Drawlns and fainting, each ,........... 10 90
inaia iik ana Cfayon, each. .......t..... 90
ElnDfoR'efy ...-....... $50
have eharse of this School ~
Ny address is .Frederick's Hail. Louisa county
Virginia. lily lS-2nl NATHI W HARRIS.
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IAa FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
sEssM[ Another of the above. from Miles,
consstins of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do do and calf Shoes; do do. do Con-
gress Caters. JOHN G. PAGE, Jr.,
SO Main street.
IN MILES Il SONS BOOTSAND SHOES.
E-Just received. fresh supply of Miles & Sons
<%adress BOOTS and 0xford TIES.
JN0. 9. PAGE. Ir.. % Main street.
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FUTNEY Z WATTS,
No. LIZ Main street. Richmond. Va,

eywv, BEST HARD SOEE-LEATHER
SSygast TRUNhS.-We have on hand fresh and
-. Lsfuli stock Of the above, embracing all the
different sizes and sty les. to either with Falises.
Suaey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS, in great
variety; and il gentlemen and ladies' wish first
rate and complete travelling OUTFIT just call AT No.
lI3, Main street. Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices.
PUTNEY n WATTS
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piils and Notes discounted ....... 1852 1877 IS
Gold Silver and Copper Com -. ....... s., 800 Us
Notes and Checks of other Banks. 2,32f -
Treasrry ................ +O3, 4G2 S5
Premiums paid on same ............. * 552 II
Hands Of Z q Corporation of I,S nchbuTs 3HBt %
Enspend 4 Iebt ........... ......., ION ~
Real Estate Bankiuz House ......... 5,i4 10
propayty of the BANK .................. 2,6i7 %
Due from o, her Banks in the State. 4,o3! o.
Due from Banks out OF the state. f,lSj %
Lxchan @ botl- hit during the quarter ut
rates varying from par TO one-halt
per cent ................ $3.50 J22 Al
EXchan les gold during same
period at rates varying
from par to FIVE ,htls
nremi,in ............... 800. 709 10
sSTy
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"a JUST RE- EIyED-A fresh supply Of the
- Louvre HAT, the most pleasant Summer Hat
out. Also, that beautiful Minnehaha Hat which
has attracted so much attention.
Elicit & WEISTGER
N.,I Main
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; NOTiCE.-The subscribers would e

~ .c IL ne sn p II i.et -. Wilt t; .~At6LJ
T4of their friends. customers, nd the public gen
orally. to their Spring supply Of Ladies, Gentle,
mems. Boy s. Misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES. of all the latest styles. and OF the best
quality. both Of our own manufacture and OF the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. An OF the
with particular attention heinz paid to tine retail
department. All OF which will he sold low for cash,
or to punctuaI pairing customers as usual.
ALIEN. HILL & CO.,
No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
P s. Ladies', tientlemen's, BOYS, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, made to order. as
usuai NV fiy il-tsl A. H. & co.
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CARRIAGES. &c.

Ns9saZ NEW CARRIAGE MANUFAC.
ISyITE TORY, corner of 9th and Broad streets
The satse riher has now on hand. OF HIS
OWN MANUFACTURE. a full assortment of
tight cARRlAG rs ard y TGGIIs. with and With
cut tops; oCkAWAYs, &c, which he viii sell
State He would. therefore. advise all IN want OF
~ ut ard substantial vehicles call NJ eace AS ne
Is determined 10 SELL tic 2s-im. JOHN DOES. q
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AMELIA WHITE. SUI;

Il . AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR
W. Y SPRINGS.-This delightful SummerRe-
liz sort WIN be opened for the reception of
Visitors on the 1871 Of June.
The waters are similar To the ar-famed White
Sulphur, and their accommodations equal to any
SPRINGS in Virginia.
They are situated in Amelia county 80 miles from
Richmond and "a miles from Jetersyilie Station.
on the Richmond and Danvie Railroad, on which
there two trains daily, to and from .Jetefsville.
where there VIII ALWAYS he n conveyance to the
SPRINGS, on the arrival of the cars. Their local
ity and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARD-Per month, $50; per weak, SIC; per day,
81. Children and servants half price.
lie 2-lInN TIi(N C.. wilson & som.
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THEIR ALTERNATIVE AN CURATIVE
POWERS

unsurpassed by those oil any Eer NlneTssi w a
MANY persons afflicted with the diseases enpme-
ratesi above, in forms which had resisted the most
kfulmedcal treatment and had rendered the ives
of the sufferers alike wfetched and useless throHsn
nng wears Of pain, have been restored 10 Perect
health by their USE ofthe vast number now su.eins
with such uaadies. there are comparatively lew
indeed who would not be either cured or s.SatF TO-
The SPRINGS are situated in an elevated noun cio
tain re ion. The scenery around Is wa' L3 I'LL
ami beautiful. and more healthy anu ueishtiui
simmer climate can nowhere be found;
Besides the Hot Baths for inyaiiGs, there are 1--WE
FINE PLEASURE BATHS, for persons IN good
Coed MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
season. :. A. Irr;t.d
states hv Kaiiroad to the hlillboro' depot Of the
!. Vireinia Central Railroad thence by stage
Coaches 20 miles over well graded turnpike, to
the SPRINGS. Passengers leaving Richmond,
Va or Bsitir.ore, Md. in the morning, can come
through to this place the same dag to, supper or
uass the night at the Warm Springs and arrive here
to breakfast next mornInE.
For q full account of this celebrated w altering
Place see DE Bows REVIEW" for June, and
hAMERTcAN FARMER for May, or write to the
subscriber for a pamphlet. ,,,,,
nv 2I-d3m :. OoOOE.
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m HARVEST RATS.-rhe attention of
IL farmers is particularly called to our large stock
OF Harvest Hats, which are selling al \ very
low figure. EILETT & WEISIGER,
No, j67 Main street
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Y~U AM, MEDICAL CARDS.

q, d. woOTTON.
80 vs. ATTORNEY. At Law.
ma win give striot attention to oil Legal bun
"e r.. win give strict attention to collecsin,
30. win give strict attention to Writing nj
l,ooks. Copy ing, &c,
nss. will si.e strlc. attention to Writing Deeds,
" ills. Contracts. &c. -,
Having much experience in variety OF public
and private business, he feels satisfied, IN Ineefnt
RIchnund, Va, Office, corner 18th and Main sss
~ 1-slm
- JOHNSON 4 GutGON. .ATToR
tiee in all the Courts of this city of RiCHMoNi
and county OF HENRICo.
Mr.. JQfLNsoN will practice in the county q
Nr. Guf6oN viii attend 20 Netarial Business.
0FrIcg-B Basement Whly Building, f1an nstsx 81
MARMADUkE JOHNSON,
,s-,m ALEx d. GuIG0S.
- DAVIS l. GRvIS. ATTORNEYS
AT LAW. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Tha subscribers having enteredtnt AGO paF.net
ship in the practice Of tue iSi ,snd - sax ims
sess entrusted to their care IN any Oh Tue C",Hts
he iii in the city OF Richmond, and IN the cenncso
uenrico Hanover ,kins Williams Essex and 0Soch'
u:fce on Bank street, opposite the Court House
m, se-sm r.. Il. oKSlo.
- LEE PBEASANTS. A 7 TO X
81 NEYS AT Law, Practice in the Courts
held in Richmond. Henrico. Goochland and Han
As Notarics Public and Commissioners Of Deeds
Sc the, are authorized tn take Dispositions, Aihda-
wits Acknowied. fnepis OF Deeds Powers OF Attor
ney, Bills of Sale &c, to he used or recorded IN th'
.eYeral States and Territories oil the Union.
Office ON 18th St, Sd door from Main.
NH ply
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NfEA YROE COUNTY. VA-This celebrated
49, Lit lWATERING-PLAC is now open for
the recep ton of visitors. and furnished with ap-
pances essential to health and comfort. For the
peculiar and remarkable, properties of the water,
Springs. Visitors travelling by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad are informed that the Depot
for this place is NEWBERN. now Dublin: where
STAGE COACHES, and conveyed over beauti-
fully graded road to the Springs, distance of IS
miles.
The diseases TO which these waters are arplica-
BE are-Saryn gitis, Bronchitis Phhisis. Diarfhua,
IN their chronic forms; Dyspepsia, Snbucute, In
Hammaton of the Liver and Kidneys, and of the
Mucous Surfaces of the Alimentary Canal; Rheu-
that class of diseases requiring an Alternative Sc
dative aud incidentally Tonic Treatment, will he
benefited by the use of this water.
~ Elm T. s. CAMPBELL 4 co.
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The undersigned, Directors of the Bank of
Howasdssille have examined the annexed state
uaenf OF the condition of the said Bank and certi-
~ that they believe it TO lie correct
U1ycn under our hands this ID day of July, 1859.
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= CHILDREN 5 shIOEs.-A Beau.

So { iui assortment. amonI which Chi
irens Heeled SlIppers Childrcn's Morocco Slip
pers. without heels; Chidren's Patent Leather
nike Ties; Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
With heels: Chdren's Patent Leather Oxford
rres, very handsome; Chiidren's, Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels: Children's Tim Sole Mo-
-occo Boots; Chiidren's Thick Seize Morocco Boots;
With many other styles, at the 81. Of the Big
Boat. No AZ Main street WM WALSH. "
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ED
sssxrz;sf,-sr 81 Gamers JAMESTOWN Captain PAR
gfsH and ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, VIII carry
passen ers to and from Virginia al reduced rates;
The JAMESTOWN n, Cart. PARRISH. leaves Rich
,mond eyery TT ESDAY afternoon Mt o'eock, City
Point same evening, and Norfolk on WEDNES-
DAY at u o'clock. noon, for New York, arriving
there early next day, aud in time to connect with
the line goins East and North.
The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Rich
mond every FRIDAY afternoon at clock, City
Point next morning at o'clock. and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York, arriving next morn
u, xx.,aox,-~,
RETURNING The JAMESTOWN leaves New
York from Pier Is. North River every SATU RDAY
afternoon Mt 5 O clock, for Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, takins ireig hit for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier IL,
North River, every WEDNESDAY afternoon at
clock, for Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond,
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, state room included, between Nor
Ioik ana New } orh..-.. ..s-....... Cow
Passage, state room included. between Rich
mond. Petersburg aud New York. SEQ
Steera % PASSAGE ECO
Passage, state-roorn included, betweenL > noh-
turs and New York. .......-...... 1900
Passsee Between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steamers.
ia Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
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coNDlT, N ~ ras VIRGINIA BANKS.

MONTICELLO BANK. I
CaARLorTEayIff. Vas July u, lS~S
TO 1aa Hon. HxxKy A. Wisg, Governor OF fit'
Glabe:
Dear Sir;-l herewith enclose you compare ~
statement Of the condition OF this Bank to tho s'
lpsy. Very respectfully.
Y,,nr obi sers :.
b. C. FLANAGAN, eashier'
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MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGINIA,

LyNcHBURG, july 9, 1859.
Hon. Henry A. WISE, Governor OF Virginia:
Dear Sir IL enclose statement oil the condition
of this Bank on the Goth ultinio
Very respectfully.
II. C. MITCHELL, Cashier.
Statement Of the Merchants Bank Of Virginia, at
LyHchbKrg, June 80, 1889.
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"A i UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
viii attend REGULARLY to the sales of HORSES
MULES. WAGONS. &c, at the Horse Lot every
SATURDAY MORNING, ~ 10 O'Clock
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
fore the morning of the sale
GEO. DOWDEN, DRUGGIST and CHEM
NJ lST, Main street. next 10 American Hotel, has
on hand apd is receiving, q fresh supply OF pure
Drugs, Oils, rare Chemicals, Periuinery, Fancy
Articles: W ines, Brandies, &c, Tor medicinal use
Cigars, Tobacco. &C., at the NEW DRUG STORE
next American Hotel.
RRfDGFORD CO., General Commission and
- Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock, Richmond
Va. D. b. BRlDGF0RD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
n TINSLEY PATE.
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IL HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
LIN NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC

The Hotel at this place will be open for the recep
ton of visitors on the FIRST of June next. The sup
ply Of MlneTa, w alter is abundant, and there are
water from separate Springs o. various tempera-
lures, from rs deg. to Jos deg. Fahrenheit These
Neural ia; Paralysis, free from inhalnnatoIy ac-
ton; Gout; Diseases of the Liver; Old Injuries to
the Muscles, joints and tendons; Enlarged Giands;
Spinal Irritation; Chrome DiarrhG,a, and some Dis
eases peculiar to Females, more thoroughly and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

3HUAU IHUS, IaI FIonshs, receiving. l0r sals
- W JOHN n. GORDON & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

The AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN PA
RIs.-Rey. Mr.. Seeley, Pastor OF the American
Chapel in Paris, who came in the FaA Aderpilt
on the 7th inst, does not intend to return to
his field of duty the experiment OF uniting all
Evangelical Christians travelling abroad IN the
same congregation not having succeeded ne
well was expected. modified liturgy was
adopted for the sake of the EpiscopaIians. bu
the Episcopalians wanted the Book of Com
mon Prayer and the forms of worship to which
they had been accustt med at htme. The J
therefore withdrew, and organized u society
by themselves, under the care of Rev. Mr.
Lamson who still remains in Paris. AT The
iate National Episcopal Convention in Rich
mond a canon was adopted providing for Ih'
acceptance of such foreign churches as MIR
Lamson's under its ecclesiastical authority
and, we understand, the Bishops of the Uoite,
States are contemplating movement 10 rai-'
funds in their respective diOceses TO erect
chapel for American Episcopalians in Paris
which will give them aceummodat datiors equa
| 70 those now afforded 10 other seets by the Ru
de Berri chapel, which the Foreign Union ha
| built for other anti-Catholic denominations
| n. Y. Post.