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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

81. 81. ST. 81. 81. 81. 81.
FoR SALE, TO PAY ADvAScEs-at the Loan
Office No. 81 south Illinois street, large lot of
new and second-handed Clothing. such as fine
Dress Coats, Overcoats. Pants, Vests, Shawls;
also. fine lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies. hall
price; also, Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains,
Rings, Pins, Diamonds. and variety of articles
of every description. All will be sold to pay adj
vances. Call in and examine
II. NJ. Bush.
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
Maryland streets. $50
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CoUScm CHAMBER.

SOlNClL SHAhbhk,
INpiAyAPoLIs, November 6, 1866
Council met last evening in regular session.
Present, His Honor, the Mayor, John A. Cayen,
in the char. and Councilmen Allen. Brown.
Boaz. Coley. Emerson, Glszier. jameson.
kappes. Lefe err, LOOMS and Macarthur.
PETITIONS.
Mr. LOOMS presented petition from the citi
Iens on Fletcher avenue. asking tha, an ordi-
nance be passed ordering said avenue to be
graded aud graveed. between Noble and Cedar
streets. Referred TO the Board.
srRKkTs AND ALLEYS.
Mr.. brown submitted . report granting the
petition of the Trustees of the Public Schools,
relative to the vacsting certain alleys in out-lo,
No. 10.
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~ Thomas Redmond at No. 100 South Hi
rois Street is. perhaps. unsurpassed by any in
the City, for the excellence Of his Pure Wines
and Liquors, foreign and domestic. Everything
sold at this house Is enpbaticaly what i is re-
presented. A Billiard Hall with the finest tables
in the City, is attached. Will the public take
notice.
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cE- The said Base Ball match, that was to
come off on Thursday week, is to come of on
this week Thursday, between the Military and
Great Western Base Ball Clubs. The club sex
pect large attendance from the citizens of the
city Of Indsnap polls; il will no doubt be spend-
ed play. and we must see it.
II is to be played on the old grounds Of the
Great Western Base Ball Club. IL is home
and home match
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

~ The new type and other material for the
HERALD have arrived. and we are now engaged
in resetting the advertisements. Business men
proposing TO advertise, will please prepare their
advertisements and hand them in by the time
We are ready for the promised enlargement,
which will be in a few days
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

~ Il is fact not TO be disputed by any sen
sible person that Ludington, Cady & Co, have
the handsomest stock and styles of Ladies
Mis- ses' and Children's Polish Boots in this City.
Ii is also a WE'LL known fact that they have hand
somer. better and better fitting French Calf Boots.
for Gents than are offered by any other house in
this City. 6-3eod
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The explosion at the wyoming H0-
tel,iNeW YOrk.-DestrucGive Fire In


NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-Two persons were in
jured by the explosion at Wyoming Hotel yes
terday, none seriously. Capt. @. Stems q milk
man. was passing at the time. The box was left
in the hotel by man named Thomas Seers.
the barkeeper Gregan. and W. Mersean, moved
it out of the building, and got away before il ex-
ploded and were not great deal injured. Seers
has been arrested; he states he brought the box
from Harrisburg. and it contained Chemical Oils,
and was entrusted to him as q specimen for sale
by an agent of the house of w. Pee. Of this
city. Seers asserts positively that he never
opened il and knew nothing further Of its con
tents then that stated above. When be left the
Hotel to board elsewhere he forgot the box, bat
subsequently, told a man named johnson 10 get
it for him which the latter neglected to do.
destructive fire originated in Sash Facto-
~ of Albert White, on Quincy Street. near
Cissson av., Brooklyn. Last night row Of six
frame dwelling houses on Classon av., between
Gates and Quincy Street; a three story frame
on the corner of Quincy;a brick building on
the corner of Gates av. are destroyed; about q
dozen families turned out Of doors. they saving
no property, only escaping with their lives. To
tai loss by fire, $2S 400.
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PERSONAL Thomas Wood. Warden of the
Northern Indiana Prison. A. @. Lanier, ESQ., of
Madison. Indiana. James p. Wilson, Eco, of
Charlottesville, and Hon. r. w. Thompson, G
Terre Haute. were in the city yesterday. and
stopping at the Bates House
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

Destructive FIRE.-A fire broke out last eve
ming in lumber yard and drying house on
Ohio street. near the canal. and notwithst anding
the exertions of the Ere Department. the entire
stock of lumber was destroyed. We are unable
60 state the extent of the loss with any degree of
certainty. but it was no doubt severe. The fire
originated from the drying apparatus of tho lum-
her house. The name of the proprietor was
said to be Mr. Carlisle
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70 BY the Claim Agents of the city we are
Informed that their business still continues good,
fespite-the prevailing opinion that the termina-
ton Of the war would put a termination to their
vocation. vast amount of business in the
filing of claims growing out Of the war will
command the attention of the Auditors and
Pension Department for some time to come.
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sH-Tbe local of the Journal seems to think

- The local of the Journal seems to think
that man is unfortunate" whose name is un-
like his own. There is nothing like self-com-
placency, and here is case in point. He
thinks, also, that We evince a disposition to
travel on our name Admitting this to be so
for the sake of the argument. it proves nothing
but the one fact, j. e.. that we are not ashamed
Of our name
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

cE William Snyder l. Co No. q South Me-
rdan street, Wholesale and retail dealers 10 Stan
berry & Walkers Fresh Can and Shell Oysters.
Fresh Fish received daily. City and country Or
ders filed promptly, and cheap as the cheapest.
Orders from country towns and railroad stations
sent GU. by the earliest trains leaving Indian
apolis 90
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I. .HARryoRD, COM, Nov. 6--B. W. Grimes.
late President Of the Connecticut Fire Insu-
rance Company. in . fit Of insanity. last night
Gus his vife's shrost with . razor. causing her
ceath in q few moments. de then cot his Own
throat in two places and gashed bis arm. He 10
still alive but shers il very lissIe Psospsct Of his
recovery.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

A Coop CHANGE FoR INvEsrMENr.-A large
quantity of unredeemed pledges for sale very
cheap at the Pawnbrokers, lS5 East Washington
street. Clothing. Boots aud Shoes. Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Furs; ALSO 1000
Fine White Double and Single Blankets; 1000
large and small Bed Spreads; large quantity Of
Pillow Bags, which must be disposed of in
short time. Persons wishing bargains in Bed
Clothing should call soon, as they will be sold
without reserve, either at Wholesale or Retail.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page Of to-day's paper.
Jan 25-tf.

Losr.-The person who picked up my cane
Yesterday in the street will receive my thanks
aud be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
my office on Washington street. opposite the
Court House. DAS'L MCCLURE.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

TIA rsmos prevailed yesterday about the
finding under the floor of house in this city. OF
the remains OF man who bad disappeared seve-
raj weeks age. vigorous effort. to trace the
rumor 10 It's source showed that il was not su-
sbsDsie. An Interesting item ~as thus spoiled.
We are always anxious for items. but rejoice at
the uptruth Of the report.
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- Whilst the city improves generally, Masss.
chusstss avenue keeps ahead. as We notice the
Capital Drug Store" at the corner Of Vermont
street. has been greatly enlarged. and is now one
OF our hrss-class drug stores in every respect
3U-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

~ Mr.. J. J. Bingham. late Editor Of the
Sentinel. who has been i'll for some time is
slowly convaescing. His numerous frienda hope
for the speedy restoration of his health.
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Davis TO be ExiIed-Presideutt IN inks
SOuthe I'm N EN- bers will be a mi tied
10 ress-Agricultural Bureau.

New York. Nov 6.-The Commercials
Washington special SAYS. The opinion is gain
ing ground that the trial Of jeff Davis has been
abandoned and that he will be exiled.
The President, it is understood, is sanguine
that Southern Representatives who can take the
oath will be admitted to seats in Congress
Commissioner Newton has received n large in
voice of seeds and collection OF seeds from China.
which is of great value to agriculturalits and
naturalists
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

The weather was as warm, bright and
genial as as an Italian atmosphere. yesterday.
Who would not feel thankful and cheerful under
these kindly dispensatiopsf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

cE The County Commissioners. will probably
hold special session on next Saturday. The
first Monday in December is the time of .sere
nert regular meeting
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

NEW YoRK. Nov. 6---Important correspon-
dence has lately taken place between Governor
Fepton and the Quarantine Commissioners, liz
which the Governor says the Commissioners
rely upon being sustained By the next Legislature
in whatever they may reasonably do In guarding
against the approaches and spread Of the cholera,
and promises TO recommend to the Legislature
an appropriation to meet expenses incurred for
this purpose.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

nHThe General Assembly will meet here one
week from TO day. pursuant 10 the Governors
proclamation
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07
Governor Parsons in New YOrk-Let.
ter from the Passengers OF the
Atlanta.

ter from the Passengers OF the
Atlanta.
NEw YORK, Nov. "A meeting of prominent
citizens was held in Wall street TO day for the
purpose Ut hearing statements from Governor
Parsons. of Alabama, and Gen. Swayne, relative
to the condition of the people of Alabama. 1t
appears from the statement oil the speakers that
one-ffth OF the population OF Alabama are en-
trely destitute. 1t is expected that an organiza-
ton will be perfected in this city, and an appeal
made to the public to aid the residents of Ala
bsma. Governor Parsons goes to Boston imme-
diately, where a similar appeal will also be made.
Henry Ward Beecher, Theodore Tilton, Sens-
tor Morgan. Gen. Dix and others were present
The passengers on the steamer Atlanta have
written letter stating their disbelief Of the dis
ease board being cholera.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

USwRIrrrs MUuo.-Tbe music of the
spheres.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

eE-The march to which all keep step-Ths
march of time.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

t4-The emollient that soitens the ssperities
Of life-A cheerful disposition.
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More Cholera Cases Reported
&C.. &c. &C.. DC.


WASHINGTON. Nov. g. Col. George II.
Cfossman has been promoted to the rank Of
brevet Brigadier General for the fidelity and
ability with which he performed the duties of
Assistant Quartermaster General during the late
rebellion
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

METROPOLITAN THEATKR-Miss BLANCHE Dc BiA
IN. uo.ou.l Match To Paris and Back for Five Pounds
STATE xusEUN-KIndsr's Block, East Washington
street. Open dag and night
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New YORK FiarAet.

Nkw YORK, Nov. G.
Cotton dull heavy and lower at So 56c for midding
Flour dun and 5a loo lower 25ae 40 for State
OOd9 20 for common extra round hoop Ohio and asa
IL Is for trade brands; market closing dull
Whisky quite firm at 81 y a. 3 for Western.
spring, l 1901 IS for Milwaukee club, 75al 20 for
new smbe. the latter extreme prices 34s2 81 for
new amber State, and 90 for old winter red.
Rye quiet Canadian ID.
Barley dull at 10 for chaice Canada East and 30
for choice Canada West In store.
Corn without chBngeat ~ for damaged and $3.50 for
sound mixed Western, 90 9si for high mixed and s.
for prime yellow Western.
Oats irregular unsettled and In moderate demand al
40a5ic for ansOund and 57a)JSc for sound;
Coffee quiet.
sugar doll; Cuba Mascavado l4sI5c and 2ls boxes
Havana at lac.
Molasses quiet, Porto Rico co.
Petroleum hrmer at 3sa937c for crude. 59d6Oc. FOR
fined in bond.
Pork heavy and lover at 81 2583I s7, for new mess
closing at 81 81 for cash and regular way, and
- 5oa,27 for prime
Mess beef steady al Hale for plain and l49l.
for extra mess.
Beef hams quiet.
Cut quiet at Is y 9l7c for shoulders and so
for hams.
Bacon In moderate demand. amount cut for the first
Is days In December az sellers option.
Lard frmsr at - s2si.e.
Butter IN demand S0a42 for Ohio and 40g55 for
State.
Cheese firm q; llaiec.
Money easier at per cent.
Sterling exchange steady los .alos.
Gold Is more active and q shade trmer opening al
1 g., and closing at A..
YORK Stock BoAkD.
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Base Ball Match for the Champis..

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-The base ball match
between the Atlsntics. OF Brooklyn. and sbe
Athletics. Of Philadelphia. resulted in victory
for the Atlantics. Score: AtlAnsics, %; Ath-
letics. "a.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

Tux GREATEST GoOD-Mind your own basi-
ness
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socnr As.Tonu.-The common gos
sper.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

fsILADKLrnIA. Nov. Cat meeting of the
City Council this evening. special appropriation
of - 90 vss made TO The Board Of Health for
the appointment Of inspectors. kc., to attend
10 the cleanliness Of the city.
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e5y-We would respectfully solicit our friends
and patrons to call and look at their accounts,
and. As far as convenient, settle the same. + e.
Holbrook, ESQ. will be at the Office duriag bust
ness hours, and is authorized TO receipt in our
name JAMESON & FusKaousKR
4tuSsow No ~ South Merloian Street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

E-"we live for what we can eat and year"
is a popular philosophy Heitksm's, Merchant
Tailor, No. n North Illinois street. is the fash
iopable resort In this Civ Tor the external man
and fits up mankind with ali the decorations
that make mans appearance attractive. 4-6
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Government stocks frmer.
Erssyht. a Tgv.x,..I fo-fhtn, ka.s.- e. -

Stocks very strong o. s. 6's II. Reg loss. u s. s's
$40 coupons l037 do, 1884, 100. 730's, second 81
Erie preferaed - Ia " \. C. l0l Erie 94ks son
los. Reading u57s, N, Z. III, n = s61 LC. l3s C.
and r. se.. y. W. 49, preferred s5ys Toiedo l0 =, r.
l. loo, Toledo and WABASH 81 Fort nAype los. Tsrre
HAate 50. preferred IS
wEEKLT BANK sIATEMKNr.
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rB-The great inssructors-Times and events.
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ADMISSION OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS.

AN EMBEZZLEMENT IN NASHVILLE
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MAYORS OouRr.-Monday always brings with
it is the yield OF two days. 1 e. Sunday and Mon
day-Sunday brings no commutation of the po
licemsn's tribulations, nor does il operate tenn
porsry suspension of crime. Hence the following
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Whit IANk sIAILhLNT-
~. "
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CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.

William Mssserman went to jail for fifteen
days; William Potts ten days; Lewis Frinck IF
teen DAYS: Thomas French ten days; John Jacobs
ten days; and all because they would not observe
not"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

The tros to-day between the stations George
Wilkes and Com. Vanderbilt, TO wagon, was
won by the former. Com. Vanderbilt won the
second heat, made dead heat on the third, and
was distanced on the fourth. Time 24IS, 2 30.
22s1l and 2.3l1a. Track heavy and hing wind
during the race.
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only portion oil the amount OF grain. ltc4b,
therefore. the Commissioner says, devote the
next crop season to q greater production Of cot
ton.
rHE PRECEDENT TO RECEIVE wTRz' corSsEL TO
MORROW.
Mr. L. Schade, the counsel Of Captain wirz.
called to-day upon the President. asking for al
interview in behalf Of bis client before the Ind
ngs of the Military Commission shall be finally
acted upon by him. There being = crowd of
persons 10 the room, and the President being
consequently busy, be informed Mr. Schade
that be would see him on W sdnesday upon that
subject.
ADDITIONAL yoRKIss Srvs M TnK PKRUyAs.
AusrRIA-The President Of Naples shink.
that, according TO the visss OF the Dsak party.
the Hungary debt Is nos in accordance With strict
legal rights Of Hungary, bot rests upon basis
OF equality and common interests Of Hungary
and Austria. sob
FRAsKyRor- Austria and Prussia have addressed
. severe remonsrance 70 the Senate of Frank
fort. as the source Of the coarss Attacks on two
principal Poverss and threaten ne Mayor and
Senate with intsrvention should the further meet
ing of delegates be permitted. 4
scHLE.vis.--The Prassian Commissioner
have announced that military force would De
used 70 prevent the inhabitants from recognising
the Duke OF Aueussenbarg. OF any other person,
a. having Authority In the Duchy.
The ovation a. Eckenford TO the Duke wa
the cause Of this demonstration.
SPAIs-Ihe cholera has entirely disappeared
from Barcelona. Valencia and the Balearic Ia
lands. AZ Madrid City cases occurred on the
23d. thiry-t~o OF which proved fatal.
cHiSA-A meeting Of tie Chamber of Com
msrcs had been held At Shanghai 70 sxprsss sheir
dissatisfaction At the Working Of the Treaty of
lieu Isin, Burgsuiss is officially reported By
The Nandrins 10 have been drowned. -
JArAs-Advices from Japan rspon oil the
ports qsies.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-13
u 0 r s A l. E.

FOR SALE.-We have for sale one
10 OF THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS in East
ern Virginia situated the Eastern branch of the Eliza
beth river six miles from the city, containing EIGHTY
ACRES A FINE BUILDING and all the necessary out
houses thehouses all new This farmis under high
state Of cultivation and offers inducements TO Truckers
very seldom met with The improvements upon the farm
cost the owner over five thousand dollars.
Terms made to accommodate the purchaser.
SHAW ROBERTS, al
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street,
tsa-tf Norfolk, Virginia.
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REAL ESTATE.

II ARM NEAR THE CITY FOR
II SALE
We have for sale on accommodating terms, FARM
two miles from the city by the Military Road or two and
half miles by tho Lamberts Point Road, CONTAINING
cords Of wood can be cut from 1t.
This DO dvidedint two good Trucking Farms
a. II has two dwellings uponit.
The land very nearly all and Is well adapted or
Trucking purposes. u,
SHAW ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater street
/ iY ST
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,)
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington, June 6, 1865.

1t 10 hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
AL BANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Banking Associa
ton organized under the Act ITO provide National Cur
rency secured by pledge of United States Bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof ap-
proved June g. 1884, having complied with the require
ments of section 45 of said Act and with the regula on
Of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
day been designated Depository of Public Moneys
cept receipts Customs and by virtue of such desgn
Government +. L. SPINNER,
je 21-tf Treasurer U. $.
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mo REAL ESTATE PURCHASERS.

We offer for sale accommodating terms the following
Real Estate:
A FINE RESIDENCE on East Main Street in good re-
pair containing 10 Rooms with all necessary comforts ap
pertaining 10 first class Residence fronting o0 feet on
Main Street and running back 100 feet.
This one of the desirable residences In the city
The property can be examined at any time
ALSO
.pr,N 81 miles from the city, on the Eastern branch
n River with two brick houses and the
cessaxy cut houses, .on'"e Nv ' IVY y
under cultivation. ,aro.roar,. 10 T,r,crar. IL
being accessible 70 the city by lam 'ocat;ons Gov ala
Several fine BUILDING LOTS in gooa.. '%G W. 'a''
SHAW R0BEk.
Auction and Commission Merchants.
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide-Water Street.
jyl-n Norfolk Va
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street
AGENT FOR 7-30 LOAN.

A constant supply of Notes will be Kept on hand
This Bank will buy and sell all classes Of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL PROMPT ArrENTloSTo
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
yV.putxomnN Nv 1qtl Ign5

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to the un-
dersgned, 1t has been made to appear that the sen
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in the
City of Norfolk in tho County of Norfolk and State Of
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act Of Congress entitled can Act to
provide National Currency secured by pedgeof United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation and
dempon thereof" approved June 3d. 1861 and has COM
piled with all the provisions of said Act be complied
with before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act:
Now, THEREFORE,, !, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that "THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City of Nor
folk in the County of Norfolk, and State of Virginia. is
authorized to commence the business of Banking under
the Act aforesaid
(~A-, In testimony Whereof witness my hand and
LIS. fseal of office this thirteenth day of May
"--' 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
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. EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Arm DEN EXPIRE SS!
0iioe No. 6, Roanoke Square, near Whitewater
Street,
EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
FORwARDERS
E S It A B L s H E D IN 1889.
NrU CypDIcc pnIrTu

by the New Line of Popular U. s. Mail Steamers JAMES
T. BRADY and GEORGE LEARY to Baltimore, and City
Point and Dictator to Fort Monroe City Point Petersburg
and RioRmond.
We would respectfully inform Merchants, Bankers,
Brokesand citizens generally that we forward Merchan-
disc Specie, Bank Notes, Jewery and valuables to all
points accessible by Railroads Steamboats, In the Uni
ted States, Canada or Europe.
Remttences TO Europe Drafts on the Royal Bank of
Ireland London Paris Germany and Switzerland in
to suit, payable at sight.
Passages by Steamer, the old Black Star Line Of
Packet Ships, can be had at this Office.
We will take special pains to forward all articles
trusted to our care with the greatest possible dispatch
and ensure prompt delivery as send THROUGH MES
SENGERS daily by the New u s. Mail Line Of Fast Stea
mers to Richmond and Baltimore, connecting there for
the Eastern, Western and Northern States.
Orders call for Freight Packages left at the Office
No. Roanoke Square, will be promptly attended to.
Express Baltimore and the North closes at 10 NJ
Express for Richmond, &C., closes at P. NJ
THOMPSON, LIVINGSTON 4 CO,
Proprietos.
FIR Hill, Agt, No. Roanoke Square.
10 oS-1m