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n / sMOOT, ATTORNEY at Law,

Offce. No. II. South Royol street. Aisrardria, w.
ss,5- Practices in Alexandria, the neighborins
counties, and Washington city Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFrREyCEs-M -Messrs. McNeal Jones. Baiti-
more; Messrs 6. < I. Parker 4 Co., Washington
city. Messrs. Smoot. Uhlcr & Co., Alexandria, Va;
Messrs. Burke Il Herbert, Alexandria, va.
II q L.
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JUST IN SEASON.
ON HAND, for sale at low prices
~ Oyster Knives, of assorted kinds
GridironS for broiling Oysters
Gridirons, for roasting Oysters
Sausage Meat Cutters
Pound Cake and Patty Pans
Cake Cutters, ofassorted patterns
Patent Nutmeg Crates, &C., &c. Call at No.
SS, King street. 1VhN l oHElun hoN
nov 90
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FULL FALL SUPPLIES.
II. II, MILLER, son 4 CO.,

Il. II, MILLER, son 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS ar QIEENSU'ARE,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED PROM LIVERPOOL,
~ SHIP ELIIR4 y VIEWS
I34 CRATES AND H0GSHEADS
(WHICH gives them 4 full and complete a.
w sortment III GOODS, and they are now pre-
pared 10 fill I'll orders from country merchants and
others, OF guuIity unsurpassed in any other city,
and Al prices. which hey assert will be found. by
comparison. as low as my of tie Northern cities.
II. II. Nj, son 1 CO., hope to convince Eir-
gnia Merchants ~ rigid scrutiny. il they will
otly ty it-that they need not patronize crockery
house out II the State.
Il. ri. NJ, son ( 90. are prepared ID DO their
par. to retain ID In tie Commonwealth.
9th mo I'D
~ DINNER AND TEA SETS
II RENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C., &c.,
separate, for sctjs
French Porcelain TEA SETTS, white, white and
gold, gt and decorated
English White Granite TEA SETTS and PIECES,
separate.
English White Granite Ewers and Basins, and
Chambers
English White Granite Foot Baths, Slop Jars, &c.
Do a.. do. Pitchers, Mugs, &c., &C.,
III any quantities, Wholesale and retail, at prices
that cannot fail q please
9Th mo 26 r. H. MILLER SON CO.
DURNITURE AND BAGGAGE WAGON
II Tie citizens or AeXandria and vicinity, are
informed that have an excellent SPRING WAGON,
and am prepared u haul FURNITURE Or BAGGAGE
d. any part Of The city, q Washington Or short
distances in the country Particular attention Civ
en to moving the Furniture of families changing
their residences tv All which give my Personal
ATTENTION.
Orders may lie left at q BrengIc's Confectionery
store King street, where sae is provided for the
purpose. [sep l6-dlyl ". 4. HICKS.
NHOPPING AXES.-Just received supply Of
u first quality Choppiug Axes, from 2! q 10,
for sale by the box or -ingly.
dos 20 JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
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~ onv number of NEGROES, of both sexee,
.sb All letters addressed TO Us, ut this place,
will ", receive prompt attention. Having bought
tta sstabl;ssment. lately occupied by MILAN
Grigsby, West end Duke street and having reht-
ted Il to make it one Of the most healthy and com
fortsble Depot for NEGROES, We will receive
them on board on the usual terms
'ne,n ema ~ so,Naotf PRICE. BIRCH co.
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER, UPHOLSTERER, GLIDER,
And House Decorator ~ General.
VITHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years ne mas
been amongst them, assures them that il viii be his
continued effort to serve them with promptness,
and at moderate charges, at his old Stand, No. l4s,
NORTH SIDE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. mn ~
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nISS0LUTION

IUUUE MANAGEEo:
Capt Wm. II. Smith, john 4. Field.
fpb I3-rntd
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
WINCHESTER, via LEESBURG,
BERRYVILLE, &c,
pN pAII pnAn An EIRST GLASS COACHES.

By RAILRUAD AND FIEsoI NLNVN VVHVII -
la RS III .....
A DAILY LINE wifi commence running rs
above, on Monday, the 10th instant, by way OF the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
and Means and Fawsett'S mail line OF CoacheS
Leave the Railroad Depot at Alexandra, cor
ner of Water and 0ronoco streets, At 10, A. NJ,
arriving at Winchester At !, p. NJ.
Leave Winchester at y, a. M, arriving at Al
nl Ii
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NO. Al.

A FAIR HIT.

The bit Of correspondence subjoined, be-
tween the Receiver of the Rhode Island
Central Bank and bill-holder Of that ia
stitution il Missouri, Of the name Buck, ls
too racy 70 be lost. The Receiver was ap-
pointed BIZ decree Of the Rhode Island
Supreme Court, under proceeding against
the bank upon the complaint Of the Bank
Commissioners, Tor 50 managing its con
Germs that the public, Or those having funds
in its custody, were in danger Of being de
fraudcd" In the judicial investigation
then had, il appeared that in 1856 the bank
had fallen into the hands Of certain Western
speculators residingin Missouri and Illinois.
who, have bought up, or obtained the con
troll of all the stock, and endeRvored, through
its instrumentality, to supply their neigh
bors in the West with a circulating medi
um" Upon a capital consisting solely "a
their own notes, they issued and put Of il
the State Of Missouri and elsewhere, bills 81
the bank to the amount Of about 100000,
50 that when IN September, 1857, the mat
ter was brought u the attention ot the
Court, and the bank enjoined, the assets q
the bank, h meet this large circulation, con
sisted principally Of the notes Of three firms
for about $500 both at st. Louis. Mis-
souri,, and of firm III Joliet, Illinois, for
about $4,000 Pending the investigation.
the circulation of the bank was reduced
about one half; but the prospect Of paying
the outstanding bills Of the bank, depends
upon the collection Of these Western bills
receivable" which the Receiver has put in
suit lis polite and cauStic reply to Buck.
or Savannah, Missouri, has therefore, IN the
fullest sense, the severity Of truth.
SAVANNAH MISSOURI
SIR: Enclosed please find two dollar bill
ou East Greenwich branch Of Central Bank,
Rhode island, and you will send me amount
81 what tho bill is worth in postage stamps,
If it il only six cents. have no hope Of
getting cent - you Id Yankees are
not IN the habit Of paying when you can
help it. Yours truly,
JAxFs w. BUcK
Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri
10 JAMES CLARKE Receiver.
PROVIDENCE, Or. ID JANUARY 1860.
DEAR SIX: Your polite note, enclosing
two dollar bill Of the Rhode Island Central
Bank, is received and the same is placed
On file. The principal assets Of the bank
consist Of certain prOmlSsory notes 81 clt-
zens If Missouri and Illinois, which are
now in suit. Whenever these citizens Of
your highly respectable State, and Of the
State of Illinois, see tit to pay these Obliga
tons, shall be enabled 10 send you hand
some dividend upon, if not tie whole amount
Of your bill. In the meanwhile, believe me,
with the highest respect and esteem. Your
very obedicnt servant, J. NJ. CLARKE.
Receiver Of r. l. Central Bank
Mr. JAMES W. Buck, Savannah Missouri.
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nAVIn FuNSTEN

TTORNEY Ar Ia ~,
WILL practice in the several Courts IN the
w District Of Columbia aad il the Circuit
Court of Alexandria
OrrIcr. No. 30, Louisiana avenue. near the City
Hall. Washington city.
Residence, Alexandria, Va. oct 21-tt
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FIRE 1NsuRANCE NOTICES, &C.

NORTHERN ASSURANCE CUMF T., LONDOE'
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 South Third Street, PhiLadeiphja.
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N0TICE TO FARMERS

N0IICE TO FARMERS
LNARMERS visiting Alexandria u purchase
Il FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
GUANOS, &c., &C., are invited to give us 4 call
On hand a. All times, !. large and well selected
stock Of GOODS which will be sold Al the lowest
market prices. Every article sold shall BE a. re-
presented. Orders by mail viii receis our prompt
and personal attention.
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO.,
fehS No 2s King.street
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70, Lso,ouV ~
Paidup Capital and Surplus ........ 2,I94,lll "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
rNPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

TNOR te prevention and OF F6ror and gue ana b9e
FSrer This wonderful remedy was brought 70 me
Of the present propretO by friend who has peen e@'
eler In Persia aud the Holy Land. -.
While going the river Eupt rates he experiences eee
attach OF Feyer Ague discovering his condition one
the BoAtmsn took his person Amu saying hedr W
aad frss cell touch vOn" Although nerednous ~ 20 I've W
Inc. al and experienced relief and has since
asays found eheciual protection from all mAaous com
plants ,,.., $500. "A .,
rde0s powers and said thai could only be oot.nea non
The Prests Of The sun somrme Afterwards the gentleman
onverr Nth Priest obtained from hu the secret OF s pre-
pa aon asceased where the medicinal herbs were
N hic Vas compounded The wonderful virtues OF this Arti
Gle have induced full belief In the minds OF the natives In M
miraculous heating powers Of their Priests -, a., -.
Since his return America has been tried win the hAPpes
Eject BY several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high CHARACTER sh
have Owen the most unqual fed praise This remedy hAyn
ben pecae 10 Persia hundreds Of years. for the prevention
and cure OF Ague and Bilious feve-h now onere
II M sent Sy nail prepaid full direct for It's on re
eeipt Of one dollar. -, -, q. n,-N-...s y.
Principal Depot and Mandatory is MAIN sS ehm9Iu,
10 ' JOHN WILCOX 90
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AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK
Fare 80, Dinner Extra.

Fare So, Dinner Extra.
NO BREAKFAST WILL BE PREPARED ON TIE BOAT.
ON and after Tuesday, July 2ith Trains e, CEzIa11
" will daily except Sundays follows: h12
Regular passenger trains stopping only signals Pair
Oaks Meadow, summit Dispatch, and Tunstalis
Viii Richmond at A. NJ, and the White House at AIS
p NJ.
The commodious steamer, West Point Captain J. O.
Rowe White House. mondays Wednesdays and Pr
days at $50 A. H. arrival OF the landing Ena only
Point Mo dy Oappshose Bgrs YoTkto And Gl0u
ceer Point arriving Old Point At and NoIfok at4
Returning the steamer West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays 81 and Old Point at SID A NJ
landing above and arrive White House In time
meet with the cars, arriving In Richmond at $50 p NJ.
no b at landings will be made.
Freight received ondays Wednesdays and Pidays TIL P
Accommodation rains discontinued till further not
after Wednesday the lat Il AuRust next the
will leave Richmond daily, except sundaya at NJ,
weSt Point Mondays and Fridays with
the West Point si5 A. NJ and arrive Norfolk At
Pm.
Retaining, the steamer vii leave Norfolk At A. ~ Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays connecting west Point r
NJ. with the cars, and arrive IN kiehmond at . r. 81
by order Of the Directors.
A W MORTON sec'y.
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its natural functions. These If not relieved eet upon
Themselves and the surrounding organs, producing gen
eral aggrayation, suffering, and disease WINE IN S,s
condition, oppressed By the arrangements aNe Ayr
Pills and see how directly they restore the natural ac
ton Of tho system end with it the buoyant feeling OF
and common complaint l. also true In many Of the deep
seated and dangerous distempers The same puIsatNS
elect eNpels them. Caused by similar ob-truetl9hS anu
arrangements of the natural functions OF the bo9 ey
rapidly and many Of them surely cnryd Oy I'M same
None vi 40 know the virtues Of these MS, VIII
nelcct cmplJ ~ them when suffering nom the disor
dcrs they
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities, aud from other well known publlc per
From F0r7rariag Merchant Of 81. louis, feb T. 1856
DR. AYEa Your Pills arr the paragon Of all that Il
great la medicine. They have curd my little daughter
ofucrous SORTS upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurablc for years Her mother has becn long grew
ousy AFFLICTED with botches and pimplcs on her sk anu
IN her har Ater our child cured, she also tried
!01i Ms anu 'l'' '''e ''''' ASA MORGRIDGE.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
NNAND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-f
" gust the passenger Trains will run as follows ID
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily az $50 NJ reaches Lynhburg ati2s
Pm,
Passenger rraln starts daily except Sundays at AS n,
reaches Lynchburg 1890 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg N.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except Sundays 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
trains with daily trains the Spring.
VILE Nashville, Memphis, &c. 10 New Orleans.
This the shortest and most expeditions route to all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A NJ and IL Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ lS0 p
eeHny.
H. D. BIRD,
Au9l General Superintendent
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, n. Y,
AT THE INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY,
OpposIte Madison Square.

HIs LOG ALTON the healthy delightful and central In
this great lis and very convenient 10 the Hudson Ry-
Boston railr ad depo,s.
distinct lines OF omnbusses that the Hotel
minute during the day and evening" besides which
there aye two horse car rAwys The foa5h and sixth AVe.ue
lines which terminate Wall street and run continuity OF
within block Of the Hotel thus Anorug better oppor-
tun ior obtaining seat with more certainty anl less loss OF
me than at other point These lines OF ono1Sse and
horse cars direct the CESrI PARE which eonsd
cred 10 be the most magnificent natural pleasure ground In the
world.
study and experience and render It The most eomorta
bic and homeke Hotel the world All the improvements thai
convenience have suggested have been introduced
Every precauton has aken during construction, to Sc
cure the positive safety guests from the dangers Of confagra
Slbdys double brick walls extend from the rock Oun
dalton the roof All Of the doors double aud separA
cement making the entire structure hreproof
Am"ug other important improvements In addition 70 the usual
doors In saeeesu operation upon plan which admits
OF no possibility OF accident
500 feet upon each Of the six stories give light and air In the
highest degree 20 every apartment
space has been Appropriated 70 public Drawing Rooms
and PArlors Getting when and the Dining Rooms there
Hall Suites OF spacious PArlors Chambers and
peey designed for the comfort Of families travelling parties and
single gentlemen.
onvenene for commerc intercourse and business has been
added many other Hotel and there Tel
egraph once connecting with AL parts Of the country.
Billiard approved syle and appoint
provided for the OF guests and the public
been expressly designed and Manufactured for the FFTH Avenue
HOTEL
need With The house should be 70 FH AvTSUE HO.
In" In order TO insure immediate attention.
The entire organization Of this Hotel has been under the direction
Of PARAN sTEYENs proprietor Of Revere and fremont Hou
esn Boston, md Battle and Point Clear Houses In Mobile and the
Il viii aard the much pleasure 70 Zee you your
next visit 20 our city.
with much respect,
HITCHCOCK DARLING 4 CO.
H. HTcacocK, asst Charles Hotel" New Orleans
jyS-sm
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T hrOu ugh Tt G k g ;
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.
IAN be procured AZ The Ticket oitlce In Richmond.
pArRa nP rARR RRnM RInuMnNr

Children 2 years age half the price for
white
EBNOTCE Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
the office OF the Nor heasterb Railroad Company, and In Pc
ersbug the Office OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
and In Norfolk the once Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dckson
the River Boat Line Also from Nash file and points south
west by Lynchburg and Charlottesville to all the SPRINGS
THOS. D0DAMEAD,
Generalsupt, Va, Central Railroad.
HLRNIS, Mason Co., Stage ProprietOrs.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
pills..

Are you sick, feeble, and com
planning? Are YOU out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomiortable :
These symptoms are often the
prelude 10 serious illness. some
III Of sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should be aycrted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take AYERS Pills, and cleanse
out the disordered humors -pn-
rify the blood, and let the nuids
move on mObstructed IN heaith
again. They stimulate the inne-
tons OF the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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lNNPEDIlIOUS, CUMFOKTA- r., CEEaI,EEE
~ BILE MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTETo ~ Esl3.o.<v
ms VIRGINIA SPRINGS. VIA THIS RoHMOSD DANVILLE,
sOUTH-sI f. AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES nsurng the traveller ample
ro ON, attention and | " fares.
Greeubrer white suphur and the Sweet Springs tickets
Bnckb Depot 90 90 thence by opposition lines OF stages to the
Springs b he present rate ~ stage rs e. and to the
Greenbrer White sulphur az 90 being tSVO the SWee and So
40 the Ieenber White Sulphur Springs There are also
position es Il Stages running from Salem depot via the Roam
Sulphur Springs and line Of stages IRON the Mongom
cry white suphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sui
phur Springs 10 the Gre nbrier White sulphur Springs.
For oone Springs purchase tickets to DonSa ks Dpo price
1900.
For Red Sulphur Springs purchase eke1 to Salem De
pot, price $40
Aeshahy Springs purchase tickets to shawsvle, price
tsO5
Montgomery White Sulphur SPRING. purchase tickets TO Big
Tunnel, price ts25
For Yellow sulphur Springs purchase tickets to chrsansburs
Depot, price IS Is
for Red Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
price $3.50.
Je2s-dsm Gtnl sup't Va Tenn. L. R.
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RAILROADS, &C.


Richmond, Va July 9th. 1850. I
IR0M this date the schedule this road 70 Norfolk and Old
Point will be changed Passengers vii leave Richmond at
$50 NJ breakfast In Persbu and reach Norfolk by 1890 A.
NJ Returning leave Norfolk 1t 1870 p and arrive In Rich
mond at $50 P. NJ. TII0s. II. WYHNE,
al Qnnt
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
- 80 % IS q

- sXY&k4s ~ ~ iffes4Nr8&g
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily at $50 A NJ, for stauntou and
IL daily Except sundays for Jacksons River and intermediate
yctng ordonsge with the Orange and Alex
anda Railroad for Alexandra and intermediate saon and
charlottesville with their trains fo ynehbug and points West Of
that place
Stag connect with the Train at Stanton for strbng's
Springs md HarmAn Mason and COmpany Stages with
the Goshen for Lexington Mboro for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum Warm Hot and Healing Sprlngs and Jaeksons
River for the Sweet Red Sweet White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall and Passenger Train leaves Jaekson River daily lex.
cept sundays) at $50 p NJ.
Through Tickets for the Roekbrdge and Bath Alum, Warm
Hot Healing White sulphur and Sweet Springs Lexington
&C Alto, for Winchester, Ly nchburg Bristol Knoxville
Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville, Memphis New Orleans and
all Important Points Ia the SOUTHWEST - be procured at the
Ticket Office
Through tickets for Winchester via the Alexandria and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, be procured at the
Ticket Office In Richmond.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
Iy2i General Superintendent
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AUTHORIZES CAPITAL. $500, 600 !

The PLAN1E rs ohflh6D bAhhJ
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TTNHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
ital and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia. Will receive
Depoe Of Five Dollars and upward on which Interest
viii be paid the rate Sx eentum per remaining
six months Five centum anuum less than six months
Interest payable Seml-Annunlly, desired.
Deposes received al their oee At the store Of Messs Duke
Hutcheson, No. 20 Main Street.
J. J. WILSON, President
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SASH. RLTNDs AND DOORS.

SAWINU
yHE Oldest Estabhment in Richmond where may be be hA
the above articles In perfection, At the shortest nonee
Being confident giving entire sataeton he son
es as heretofore public patronage Having recently Auueo
n and carpenters Turning his business the public can nov
have their work or delay Give me can
.sqi-tf MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET a ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SiktkiSa
~ EYER 10 their friends and the public large and 9esane
,toek Of French and American PAPER HANGIsGs, Of
latest style and design for parors chambers dining % ana
bsIs Ai,o and Table OIL Cloths, all quAihues VINE anu
check mating mating window shades OF every
and nEe curtain goods lace and muslin curtains a
hsnds cued hair and hair hair cloth and pusn o
ing Furniture sofa Springs, Lounges Feather Beds %
Pillows hair and shuek Mattresses all Of which VII oe
sStrey low cash. puncual buyers We are Also pp
I'd 10 do paper hanFng and uphoering in the Guy OF
nropty by the best workmen Persons needing anyn6 N
@ ps Uni and Il greatly 10 their advantage give uS ca ana
LOOK Al our and prices before buying elsewhere app.
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THIS INSTITUTION will receive Deposles, on which
Interest Of sic per cent per paid all
Ing depoe longer than SIX months and ave cent when
remaining shorter period.
oTncEeAt The Hardware Store Of J. sSToS Co., II Main
street. and st the Banking r H. MAURY Co.. Of
Main and Wall sIresaa G. WORKMAN President.
D. BAKER, Jr, Secretary.
O. J. ENToN Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10. Il. MGury, VIM. Taylor,
Jno. H. Greaner, Cornelius Grew,
Jas NJ Talbot, VIM. Holt Richardson,
Hiram NJ smith, A. W. CunAnt,
4 g. Turpln 70 J, Christian,
OhAs Talbot. W. b. Ross,
Arson Richards, Franklin steAYns,
Richmond, 18th September, 1855. sells
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
Capital. O,00O.
OFFICE WITH THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
MONEY received deposit Ave dollars and upwards
WI which interest win be paid the rate Of six eentum
for remaining months longer for shorter
periods ntes, the rate Of FIVE per cenum The
whole joint fund responsible for depOs Deposits received and
certih ates issued by the Cashier.
DIRECTORS;
David Currie John Dooley,
r II. MAury, Ro. NJ. Burton,
WIN. g. Paine, VIM II. Christian,
Geo. N. Gwathmey, Jas Hacket,
Lewis Glnter, John II. Montague,
John T. sablelt Geo. J. Sumner,
Jas. L. Appers5n, John }. Wilson,
Peter @. warwick. John Q. Shafer,
John Thompson Brown.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, President
ROBT T. BROOKE Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT, Secretary. Iy8-dim