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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

LORDS AND C0MMoNs.-A quarrel has arisea
between the British House of Lords and House
OF Commons, on question of privilege re-
latiDg to the right of taxation. The House Of
Commons having passed bill repeating cer-
tain duties on paper which was one Of the
measures of the annual budget, the Lords re-
fused to concur, and the Commons thereupon
chose to consider the refusal as equivalent to
re-imposition Of the taxes repealed. AS
such, it was regarded as an invasion Of the
privileges of the Commons, in which all tax
alton must originate. The popular feelin z
took the side Of the Commons, and the ques-
tion assumed the aspect Of a controversy be-
tween the people and the aristocracy. Lord
Palmerston, as the organ of the Ministry
brought into Parliament certain resolutions,
which are meant to solve the difficulty. They
read in this wise:
"1st. That the right of granting aids and
supplies to the Grown, is in the Commons
alone, as an essential part of the Constitu-
tion, and the Limitation of all such grants as
10 the matter, manner, measure, and time, is
only in them.
I'D. That although the Lords have exercised
the power of rejecting bills of several descrip-
tions relating 10 taxation, by negativing the
whole, yet the exercise of that power by them
has not been frequent, and is Justly regarded
| by this House with peculiar Jealousy, as af-
fecting the right OF the Commons to grant the
supplies, ard to provide the ways and means
| fer the service of the year.
"3d. That to guard for the future against an
undue exercise of that power by the Lords,
and to secure to the Commons their rightul
| control over taxation and supply, this House
has in its own hands the power SO to impose
| and remit taxes, and to frame bills of supply,
| that the right of the Commons as to the mat
ter, manner, measure, and time, may be main
| tanned inviolate."
These resolutions were discussed at length
in the House of Commons, on the 5th inst, and
| were finally passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Daring Fsat.-Two young men, in order to
show their daring, have climbed 10 the TOD OF
the timbers just raised for the Broad Street
Church steeple. Oae of them, whilst at tha,
dizzy height, stood upon his head, and per.
formed other daring feals that made the blood
OF the spectators run cold at Witnessing them
Both descended at their leisure, and with
safely To the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Theatre.-The workmen are rapidly pro.
crossing with the renovation of the Theatre
The interior is to be finished with white and
gold; the seats are 10 be boarded up behind
thus avoiding soiiing ladies' dresses by tobacco
chewers, and there are 10 be eight privaIe box
es, four of which will be on The Stage. The
stage manager for next season, MIR. /. B. Phil.
lips, has been presente with a MASSIVE gold
prOmpter's call, cornelian ornamen tation, by
acting manager Moxley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Car Burnsd.-On Saturday afternoon last
one OF the cars Of the extra freight train o
the Richmond and Danville Railroad, coming
10 Richmond, which was loaded with TO bacco
took fire from sparks from the engine, when
near Chula station, in Amelia county, aud
was entirely consumed, together with its con-
tents. Loss about $1,000.
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: KEK~EE & PAKK,s IMPROVED
DENTISTRY.

tvxr-SplastIc and Vuleanits Proeess.-G. W
SA1 JONES, DENTIST. having the right for the
above mode OF making Teeth, and being satishe,
OF its absolute superiority over all other methods
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
.s may be DISSATISFIED with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mo1th and the suction thereby secured, enables
Ihis method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South
testimonials VIII be gwen and specimens exhibited
60 those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, OF
gold or any other plate will Of course be made foI
tracting, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC
TRICITY scttAeut pain
N Oftioe on Main street, opposite Cornthian
Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24
FIRES 1arHsPrNs FORESTS oFNH

FIRES IN THE PINE FORESTS OF NEW ERsRY
For ten days past serious fires have been lag
ing in the pine forests OF New Jersey, on the
tine of the Camden ard Allan tic road, between
Weymouth and Egg Harbor Many square
miles Of timber are burned, with several
dwellings. Four fires are now burning. The
most serious one Is ten miles southwest OF
Weymouth. 1t originated from the sparks of a
locomotive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Mesndiartsns.-Y Yestei day mornipg, between
the hours Of aud 4 O'Clock, the kitchsn OF
Mr. Heary Austin, in henrico county, was
set on fire and totally destroyed. In the build
Ing were stored Mr. AS provisions and other
articles Of value, all Of which were consumed
Loss estimated at Sioo, ON which there was
N a psu rance eNs4-7 Af tA
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THREE Boys DRO

THREE BOYS DRowNED.-Three boys, re-
spectively aged IL, IL and 8 years, sons of Mr.
McNaughton and Mr.. Oooney, residing near
Stuyvesant, Columbia county, were drowned
10 The creek near that place on Saturday
they had holiday that afternoon, and W en-
into the creek 10 bathe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Ns,o Wheat is coming in and millers are buy
ing at the prices heretofore quoted. Many OF
our neighborhood farmers think 1t best 10 cell
as soon as the season opens, and TO deliver at
once, believing that the weight Of the grain
when first got out. and the saving of WAS te
incur in any rise in prices that is likely to &C
cUr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

TIE HUNGARIAN.-1he Bangor Whig states
that the company engaged in taking out goods
from the wrecked steamer Hungarian obtain
from I've to six hundred dollars worth per
day. The wreck is full of bodies, some OF
which can be seen at low water aud the sight
is represented az extremely distressing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24
GEN. LANE1N NORTH CARoIIy.-c

Lane arrived at Shocco Springs. in Warren
county, N. c., on Friday, and was received by
large conconrse of citizens, and the military
companies of the county aid surrounding
country. After reviewing the tro' ps, Gen
Lane responded to an address from the At
tornev General; after which a salute was
fired and an ntertainment given in honor of
the General. He was at Kittrell's Springs
and Raleigh, Saturday,
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Collecting a Debt.-George H. d. Chinn was
arraigned before the Recorder yesterday to
answer the charge of assaulting and beating
in the street, John q. Winn, ON Saturday last
The difficulty between the parties originated
about the non- payment OF q note for $i68
which Mr.. Chinn held against Msssrs Jordan,
Winn Il Co., and which had not been paid ON
maturity. Mr.. Chinn was In need Of the
money, and seeing Mr.. Winn In an Exchange
Office receiving money, (for his brother In.
quidated. Mr.. Winn declined holding any
conversation with him, and when he passed
into the street Mr.. Chinn struck him. The
Recorder held the accused to bail to keep the
peace, and to answer an indictment by the
next Grand Jury. a-.-s .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

The Great Easiern-it is said-wil probably
visit York River, as her directors have been
invited to send her around TO that beau tiful
inland sea, where she will find admirable har-
oors and an abundant depth Of water. She
can run up 10 West Point, or near there and
will then be visited by Thousands OF resident Is
Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

ARREsT.-A married man, recently OF
Richmond, has been arrested at Blacksburg.
Montgomery county, Va, for attempting 10
violate the person OF a young lady, only four
teen years old, and a daught ter of minister Of
the Gospel. The affair has created the most
intense excitement IN the vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

The Clay Statue on the Capitol Square has
been boxed up long enough for the temple over
1t TO be completed The stone work has been
finished: and if the iron castings were ready,
the payillien might be erected in a short time.
The architect is only awaiting the action Of
the contractor for the iron work, to finish the
job, and the people are getting tired OF looklng z
At the coop which contains the statue of Clay.
Certainly the appearance of the Capitol
Square is not improved by the wooden cage,
aud the sooner it can be dispensed with the
bStter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

For the Mouataiss.--Large numbers of per.
sons are daily leaving the seashore and wend-
ing their way 10 the mountains TO spend the
remainder OF the summer months. Old Point
IL is said, has been filled 10 overnowing for n
portion Of the season, and all other bathing
places along the Atlantic coast have no dou bi
been eqaaliy we'll patrouized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

A Doc SAFELY PLUNGEs OVER NIAGARA
FALLs.-The Niagara Falls Gazette says that
day or two ago dray man threw his dog in to
the rapids near Goat Island Bridge and imme-
dlately afterwards went to the foot OF the ferry
stairs and found him but little injured by the
tremendous leap. The cruel experiment was
tried to convince some incredulous persons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

DROwNED-A passenger on the steamer Jer :
ME KIRK was drowned between MONTGOMERY
and Mobile on the I6tn inst. He was about six :
~ years Of age. and papers on his person
showed he was resident OF Virginia. going
to Arkansas to purchase land.
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AAA shOCLO sfkINGs, WARREN

39o6GNTY, y. C.. win be open on the
ll..drS i 5th of JULY, for the accommodation al
vsiIor- STRONG CHALYBEATE SPRING
which Is though to to equal TO any, has been dis
covered npoa the premises since the close OF last
season, within SIX bundled yards of the HO'el-
large two-story BowLIs6 AND BILLIARD SA-
L2os WIN be constantly open for the aninsemle n.
oil visi ors free Of chaygs. A SpLgNDiD BAND will
be n attend .nce during the season.
sshoC'M SPRINGS are distant IL miles South
ttotn the WarFenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
IN Readiness on the arrival Of each train of cars.
wlth comfortable coaches. TO convey company To
detentio
.kArE' OF BoARD.-Per day. 81 so; ; per week,
~. per ihonh 30. Single meal, 80 cents. Chill
u'oh anu servants hall price. jy 9-lm
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTER9.

Killed Oh q RaiI,oad.-About 8 o'clock last
Saturday night. as the flrst extra freight train
81 the Richmond and Danville Railroad was
On iss way to this city, and when near the four
mIle poss, 1t ran over WILLIAM WELSH, q
LU Uhe cutter, who was lying on the track, and
uuuy IN tne most frightful manner. The night
c;Ssy very oark one, and 10 guard against Sc
OF snssd ne Mss,s IRAN was running at slow raIe
Neltner the engine driver or con.
ouG'or ieit any jar In passing over the body.
and knew nothing Of the accident until sfrsr
arriving In this city. Welsh was = wsis6.
man by birth, and was on his way to Coional
Hawkins quarry, where he had engnsed vors
He had that day arrived from South Carroll
ma, and started to the quarry with friend /:
but being intoxicated was left on the road, a nd
In that situation fell asleep on the track and
was crushed to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Valley, Worris county. n. J. was buried on
the 9th uit. he was middle aged man. and
weigh about 6O0 pounds. 1t took 9iO feet OF
lumber to make his coffin. He leaves q wife
weighing SUI pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

MURDER AND SUICIDR.-A man named Lew.
is aud his wife, living near Chimney r ock, in
the vicinity OF Somerville. Pa, were found
dead, Saturday. From marks upon the throat
OF the wife, the supposition is, that he first
choked her to death and then cutting his threat
and arm with razor, put end to his
own iIfe The act is supposed to have been
instigated by jealousy. The parties were in
good circumstances. They had no family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Sunday Row.-Robert Grifith had a dim.
Guilty with Lorenzo Daroni, last Sunday after.
noon, at the east end of Main stree. and Ia
The aHIay broke a window with . chair. foI
which he was arrested. Yesterday mernins
he appeared before the Recorder. aud wal
held TO bail to keep the peace In the sum ol
x2tU E4tf-a rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

RxsresATloS.-Rsv. b. Artogast principal
Of Wesleyan Female Institute, at Staunton,
vflle Female College, located at Cassvtlle, Ga,
and has accepted the appointu ent Rev. J. A.
McCanisy, the former princiI al OF the Insti-
lute, has been elected " AZ bis tIaes,
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80 To TRAY ELERs FOR

TO r RAY Ell KS FOX
sSEV&PTHE E SPRINGS.-M. ]. FRANK
LIN 4 Co, OPTICIANS, l4s Main
street. tCity SAVINGS Bank,j Richmond. Va, are
places, wi,L their splendid MAPINE GLASSEs
and TELESCOPES, possessing nigh power and
sivlns clear and disilnct sisht to, distant oseets
REOsCOPIC VIEWS-thc entertaining instrp-
meat chansing the tedious and rnon0tonOus time
At the Springs 10 enjoyment and delig ht--are fur
nished az most reasonable rates. Tho world
renowned fEklscoPlC SPECTACLES are c0T-
recty suited ONLY by - 4 4 - 1t.S
" FRANKLIN 4 co.
T OOk AT TAfS..-Ths underslgned having
II sustained seyere loss by the late Gre on their
have again rebui I. and solicit the worx or our
former customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally, promising TO use every exeItion On our part
as with their orders. = FfEF0' y
R0G aS 4 MILLER. N apuf,ctsrers OF 3
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Mantles,
Buiidiag Work, DC, Main street,
W1-SW 0yposlS u bsptist cAageh.
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"A ROCkBRIDGE BATHS,
n ~ n ~

NE .Ey NVCk bhI UUE L GU, VA,
A..kHl Situated nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the Virginia Central Railroad, and eleven
miles ,. t6om LEXINGTON. This delig ghtful SU MINER
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad or
Washington CITY by the ORANGE and Alexandria a
O'Clock in the evening. Persons coming from the
Southwest, via L.nchburg, may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
TKRMs-Sl0 per week.
Col. C. r. LEE, Superintendent for
lie la--kw s e. JORDAN a Co.
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HORRIBLE CRUELTIEs OF THE NrApo,,.
rAEs.-At Oatania, the Neapolftans eShihi,sa
during the struggle inconceivabls traits Of fs.
rocity, which proceeded, evidently. from su.
perior orders. By care OF the municipality a
list has been drawn up Of the names of Offend
ing individuals assassipated In the interior
houses that were kept closed. Among them
are women, children and strangers, and the
number Is moro than six hundred! !! The de-
tails are horrible. In the authentic process
cerbai comm nicatPd to each of his colleagues,
aud q copy of which have before my eyes,
the Swiss Consul. General relates that having
ret himself 10 look after one OF his country
men-a wine merchant-whoss wife and chill
dren had been massacred. and whom, indi-
vidually, they had taken of to torture at their
ease, he came to a convent of White Benedic-
tines, and that he there beheld the suli smok-
ing ruins of the building, covering heap Of
calcined bodies. The soldiers had shut up all
the neighboring inhabitants that had fallen
into their hands in the refectory Of the con-
vent, and had then burnt them alive Horror
struck, the Swiss Consul went to express his
indignation to Gen. Lama, who told him that
he lied, and had shown him the door,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

Norsl SigAt.-A deformed gentleman. from
some Of the Southern States, hut now sciourn.
Ing AT the Columbian Hotel, attracted good
deal OF attention, yesterday, as he rode about
the streets in his miniatnr re carriage, drawn "
TWO WELL broken goats. s ; s. sss =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

CRIME IN NEW YoRK.-The Tribune OF FRI
day publishes list of over fifty murders
which have been Committed In that city with
IN the last three years, without one Of the per-
petrators being discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

49, SURGEON DENTIST
UID Once on Main, below Pearl street mex
door to p. Horton Keach's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s DRY
Goods store.
The subscriber havlnf removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engage geme nts, and has made extensive prepa
Tations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted TO give satisfaction. tocD-lJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24
WHERE TELEGRAPH POLES MAY BE EREc.

WHERE TELEGRAPH POLES MAY BE ERECT.
ED.-In the case of the American Telegraph
Company against John Buckingham, of Fair.
field. Conn, which was an application for an
injunction restraining the defendant from
cutting down the poles of the Telegrap ph Com
pany in front of his premises, the Superior
Court of Connecticut has dismissed the peti.
tion with costs, on the ground that the com.
pany never obtained the defendants pelmis-
sion to locate their poles in that part Of the
highway belonging to him, and were conse-
Quently trespassers.
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+ MARINE INSURANCE..
- - lInooyporatsd l6a1.)
yHE vIRGINlAs AsE.V sE.WVEE, E,isI AND MARINE MARIE INSURE

Once No. Isl Main Street, Richmond IN
Capital and Surplus, SzS0,O00!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage Of tscsaty- ssseu
having enjoyed the favor of ths public during ali
of that period needs special rscomm onda;ion 10
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurapce in city and country, ana
Marine Insurance To al parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are a. above, and il,
affairs Eanag cd yrudsntly, but lberaly and lie
rates are a. low a. those OF any other rood nstta
ton, pyREcTovs:
". L; c9EsIdin, H. s. Wsdsworth. Patrick Cullen.
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l., Winstor,
VIM. Palmer, Chss. w. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex: X; Parker, Jos, 7. Wirston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inoes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO the President Or seeIstary. in person or
BY letter. W. i. COWARDIN, President.
WN. WILLIS. Jn.. Secretary. 10 e-ts
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Cross Ere.-Danisl Ryan, for assaulting Jno
hyan, were before the Recorder yeslerday
aud held to bail to keep the peace. The right
OF war TO an alley led TO the misundsrstand.
inR. az q p1b&4t ts3 =
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A WILD LRAP.-The Providence (R. ~
Journal states that on Tuesday night pas
senger. excited by drink, leaped from the
steam boat train near Richmond while the cars
were running at speed of nearly q mile 8
minute. The train was stopped and backed !;
the baggage-master and others took lanterns
and searched the sides of the track, expecting
to find a mangled and bruised corpse. After
proceeding short distance the missing man
rose up, remarking to the baggage. mas ter,
Don't be scared, boy, I'm just off the train.''
His face was slightly scratched, which was
the only injury apparent, but he was COM
pletely sobered.
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A LAW SUIT ABOUT MURDRRER's Con, A.,
PkssIoN.-Ths proprietors OF the New York
Express have been sued for alleged infringe.
ment Of copyright, for publishing the confes.
sion OF Hicks, the murderer. Damages claimed,
Sl0,0OU. =
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Watsrmslons are becoming abundsut In the
market bat are generally o. / small sixe and
inferior Quality. The late fains have probably
revived the vines, and II 90. the lals crop may
be better. 4 81 a8 N ~-F - So
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Wei Patseaissd.--Thsie are nov beiwsea
slxty and seventy prisoners In the clay 1ail
fer various offences.
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NoMISATios-B. I. Burke, Esq, formerly
OF Shepherastown, Va, has been dominated
for the office of Secretary of State Of Illinois
by the Breckenridge State Convention.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

~O REiIOvAL.-GEO. J. SUMNER Il
6zfC0, Importers, and Wholesale and Retail
Vas~ Dealers in CHINA, GLASS. QUEENS
" WARE and II USE-F R MS n n
GVODS, respectfully announce to the PUBLIC that
they have removed to their new store, IRON
BUILDINGS, Governor ST., where. with greatly
increased facilities for business, they hope to be
favored with a continuance of the extensive pat
ronase bestowed upon them at their old stand
They have now on hand very large and compete
stock, VIII ch they oEer to the trade and at retail
Oh as favorable terms as any regular house in the
country. importing our own goods direct, and In
very large quantities, we are prepared to offer
great inducements to buyers. A call solicited.
GEO. J. SUMNER & CO.,
Iran Ernnt Rni dinxr EaIrn OF
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HnAYSPRING3.--Th Springs stu ited ffty
~.,Ex i miles west of Washington city, will be
Opened ON the 18th of June. as a first class WA
TERING ESrA BLiSHMENT. he subscriber
having become the purchaser, " i'll make every eff
fort with competent assistants. to re estahlis b
their former hIgh reputation. hey may be re; ohed
in hours from Baltimore. three from Ale xandria,
and eight from Richmond, b, Railroad, with about
8 miles of staglng, over a good turnpike.
RATES SO cents per meal; 81 50 per day; s.
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 for
two months children over two ar d under twelve
ears and col 'Ted servants halt pTice-white se :
wants three fourths-hOrses 50 cents per day. Adj
dress subscriber, "WaTentnn Spriugs'
R0BERF HUDGIN,
Va 10 ,iD ,u4,,
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Goc. LsteAsv has returned frop Old Point,
and v aow " tAts city.
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.

iNSUKANCE GOMrA ny OF The STATE
i OF VIRGINIA.
Offce corner of Main and 18th streets, Richmond /,
This Company Is prepared to take FIRE and
MARINE R.Sks on favorable terms. -
Also, to GuARANTEE and DISCOUNT NE
GOTlABLE BILLS, and to receive MONEY ON
DEPOSIT, and pay tAterssf thereon.
CAPITAL.-., .......-. S300,000.
DIRRCToRs
VIM. H. MACrARLAND Pres't Farmers Hank.
A. WARWICK, firm Of Warwick h Bdrksdals.
VIM. g. CRENsHAw. firm Of Crenshaw i Co.
w GopDIN, firm OF Goddin & Apperson.
T.W. McCANCE &, firm of lunlop. Moncare / Co.
6. A BARKsDALr, firm of Warwick h Bark dale
JAS. n. GRANT Tobacco Manufacturer.
l.. D.CRKNsHAw firm of Haxall Cree shaw & Co.
JOHN l, BACON. firm Of Bacon & Baskervill.
X B bAxALL. firm of HaxalI Crenshaw & Co.
JOHN TURRIE. Jr,. Ship 0w er
WIN B WARWICK firm Of w arwick i Barksdale.
Jas. ALFRED JoSEs, Attorney at Law.
G Z. FLLRrr, Builder.
F. G. EUFFIN, AsrieultuTist and Manufacturer.
w Mc6RupER firm of s. Mc0mder Soma.
w. w. RUMP. Attorney at Law.
JAS. DUNLOP 6Im Of punlop: Mencure 4 Co.
BOILING v, HAXALL, Pres't.
. In a. I'm HRkSEE