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EXTENsIyf eALE or poRsre

On SATURDAY MORNING, Noyembsr co.,
mencine NJ 10 o clock. We viii sell ct the Ba xsar
IN soallon to Horses. Carriages, &c, ad vertisei
One very large Bay MARI, perfectly sound
Ons superior, stylish Brown Horse perfectly
One excellent Driver, very fast perfectly sou nd
with nrst class Top Buggy, nearly new.
One Cart and Harness. saddle and Bride
10 this sale We especially call the attention Of
1t w. WALL IN 49,
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GUssi aUhsH oUHsIII
No. ala d sTREITi No. ala D STREET

No 4l4 sTRE1T! No. ala D STREET.
JOHN. PEABODY.
GUN AND Lock SNITH,
1000 And dealer in
POWDER, SHOT. BALLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES.
Of ell kinds and sizes N
AI:e. New ana second hand sHorauNs, which
Vii sell as chea1 = the Chez pes for cash
SSecin etsension Deid - the repairing Of Guns,
xIse, BELL HANGING promptly .ssspa.d a.
~ksnembsr the place, - -
SIGN or THE DIG GUN.
Aae street, bstw. ssh ssd tn. north side,
GOAL AT RnDUo1D PRIOBs. 80 =.
WHITE ASH.
Locust Qouaeains ChoOtuut Nh g-T.
40; stove, DO. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. etsaasrs,
Bsitinors Oonps.y Stove, Do. lss, Do. Fur.
Boston Bun Stove, Do. Ess. very superior Ossl,
L'A'sA 'oa,du. a:ppAsH
I,i .sS' y xi;is s s. p and ssSg ssn.
oAk - PHI x00D. Of tn. v.ry be-, su.ri,y.
sou: q: as :d Tor f..,li.. to ,u. in THAR via.
.osSsr. Win b. received at ear os,o. ss. o.,
s III Sssssen and g q en- Sh.fi 8 foot
ecS In s..l Aes on e.. Sstv.ss sSSk
= 900 oxDAR POSTS,
q the lovsst marriott price. soI1 In lets 70 ami
s. .s so,,, A''' q No sas7 TN ssrs:s Bot
ana eoI.e: oc S-im
ms. a. g qasI9s; 800.
ROOMS At dee MONTH sfiIIr,
Stm' near PsnnsylvAsIa avenue
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SURGLARY.-Wednesda night, the grocery
story of VIM. Ryan, on Sd street, near Mary
land avenue was entered by thieves, who
stole several boxes Of cigars, a lot of hams and
middlng bacon. several bottles of brandy
cherries, and some silver coinage, valued at
about Sl6n Oficers YeatInan and Kearney 90,
upon the tran OF the thIeve and suspected a
eolored man ana woman " no reside in the rear
of the store. The officers scar ehed the house.
ana recovered box Of cigars, a ham, a bottle
OF brsndy cherries, ana the silver com. which
was Identified as Mr.. Ryan's property. H.
johnson and Sarah Long, ter, the man and
woman referred TO, We're arrested and COM
mitted to jail for court by Justice Handy.
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IHE fESIANs-AHotherE Expedition on he Ia
PA dispatch from Troy, n Y, dated Wed.
nesday says:
run high, circles and portions OF circles being
an session night and day. An order issued by
Colonel Roberts Will be promulgated 70 the
taIthfui OF the Brotherhood tomorrow night
by Senator Fleming, on authority of the Fe.
man President. The same paper will be al.
multaneously submitted 70 ali the association
throughout the State and the far West The
document takes unnistakable grounds as 10
the probability OF another and early in yasion
OF Canada, which will. OF course, be FASTENED
oy the executions of the sentenced men, but in
any event Will not be long deferred. The ad
dress TURNER urges consolidated and unremit-
ing activity in view Of the fact that the con
nngency of actual warfare may be upon them
n any moment The organization OF a Fepian
regiment has been commenced and Is progress.
ing with spirit A liberal subscription O,
money was made to-day in aid OF Captain
O'BrieD, confined in Mouniioy prison, Ireland
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LOST AND FOUND.

&2 sIEAIp,Ls:s, @ shs ,.s instant GOLD
Z: = - i:''s the ''Ps =
7 0sr-Betwees sea 18Th .t!sets aad Peans
- :i'i ~ ss 4. s. ss :. L.
T 0sT,os Wedseedsy. night Oct. 81, one P0OK.
I, a., I.bO0k. esntsi.ins essin note: and .bout
S.sss. ~ !, sos sh street
8S REwARD-Losto or stolen, frs@ Barbour .
stST re he'd % se. .. sss
5cs ,Ssiss r 81 s:S e
STA, ID Oh sIoLla-A BLA0k HORSE.
In Sv:f on: ssS is
nsei sad 18Th Is f.; no sSsss On shss .sE.u.
rsss' & &C. SCI VI Is + . ss:s
CA. 70 ~ NJ rR! !. On - G.rroiI :tress,
HORSE, With one white hind foot, without shoes.
I Inc oyner viii please come forward, pay charges
mol SEE MICHAEL SUSSEX.
SIN khW nkD-sIolen from gay stabls on the
:.d M: Ii: s ss.
ASsss. street. between it and q streets
I 9sTIYsste,d.y .fteTnoon. WHITE UN.
large sum OF money. The finder will be literally
rewarded by returning tho contents to the owner,
Cept. W. W. SHE'D, or to J. W BOTELER
BIO, No. $50 Penn. avenue. no l-Ns
q REWARD.-Strayed from the subsoriber q
.U.s small brindle BUFFALO COW, white back
bead and lace
DANIEL FALyEY, LIST street east,
&C 81 S' between and II north
con REwARD-stoien on the night of the
svcV 33d OF September from the premises of
George ones. near Bladensburg, . dark brown
HokeE, marked q. B and 1. o.; medium size
name And tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward will be paid IL returned
TO GEO JONES,
oc2 Hyattsville, Prince Georges Co., Md
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ohn.-Tbis morn.
ing, the case of gilbert Wander werken, IN :
dicted tor assault and battery with intent to
Kill George Hill, Jr., was resumed, and the ties.
tlmony Concluded; after which. the argument
to the jury was commenced by Mr.. Bradley
for the defendant.
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WANTS TO FIND HER UNCLE esterday
morning. young girl, about Ia years OF age,
named Mile Moore, arrived in this city from
New York, her uncle, Thomas Moore, car
penter, by trade, having written for her. aud
promised TO meet her at the depot He failed
After several hOurse search she went TO the
Fourth Ward station. The police used every
effort in their power TO find the uncle; ana
Mrs klelber, living In the City Hall, kindly
furnished the young girl with lodgings for the
night. .-
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NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY-At the
meeting OF the stockholders OF the National
Express Company, in Richmond, on Tuesday
IN addition TO the election of new Directors,
report and resolutions were adopted, making
a call on the stockholders for an amount that
will raise their subscriptions to 81 pei cent,
and Tor apply ing 10 the Legisiafure for power
the proceedings q communication was read
from the committee who ha1 gone to New YORK
70 confer with the Merchants Union Express
Company, In which it was stated that that
company declined 70 take the proposed stock
OF the National Express and TransportAtion
Company. The operations of the company are
10 cease until money ~ raised by the new call
20 carry IL On, but confidence Is expresseA that
oy very erergetf and economical age
zafnt, the company may yet BE- successfu1
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g Z L l. Nc OFF I, - I.
-oela. Ell Inc orr .s..
Our entire stock Of i1 a.-#F ,,'
DRY GOODS NOW III sreRp.
35s 7fH Sf1BBr, ~,
Third Dsor shove Street.
Being determined 10 close the above store BIZ the
lseh q nsxt month. ~ shall semmsscs 10 run o1
the goods without regard 70 cost
etors Tor rent.
sH LAHsBU80H 4 BROrHus
oe1 lw 3f5 7th strset
SxCOND HAND LUHBER
We have large quantity Of .
0EOOND HAND BOARDS,
rtT.f 6OAHfLIN0 ssa JOISr
asserted lengths, which Ws will cell ct sbout half
Parties In want Of EkHOfNo, sHrArHrro
e VIII md IL much to their advantage to use
!. Constantly q had large assortnsnt Of ell
cesso Of LA fae just rsceived
1. BDW'O CLARK q Co,
virginia svslse, bet. 9Th and 10Th ste east
osHt w n1r Nav Tar
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- WAsEINeroN, November 4 1855.
Ms'; +: TifcE:ss q Sx q ssl: ely. ),
ner will n future be carried on in their Joint
names They will contiaue TO prosecute he basi-
mes OF 2 Sener.l A8sncy. and special attention
VIII be paid % the purchase end sale Of Real n.
tate, collection Of hests, care Of property, As.
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OpeninR OF large and fine assortment Of
rB3NCH GOODS. composed OF
% Lsdies ana Childreps Cloaks, Cloth for Closks,
ments, Vans. all kinds OF real Lscss. LubiS,s
fenn9 ~ and great variety Of Fancy Goods In
Cloets and Dresses cut and fitted, also made To
order, In the latest Psfisisn style. "
N WILLIAM,
oo = ~ $50 Pennsylvsnia avenue
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FIHANCIAL.-The New York money mar.
get continues steady. There Is an active de-
1nand for call loans from the brokers' owing 10
me increased transactions in stocks, and more
ousiDess done AZ per cent: the preyailinr "a
however, - per cent. Discounts are dulI
The banks are indifferent about buying paper,
owing 10 their being able TO LEND more on cali
AZ per cent. Prime names pass at 5ka7 per
cent The Commercial OF yesterday afternoon
says--Gold took an upward bsund this morn
IER, as usual on the day of the maturing of
contracts made mp the superstition that the
premium would TALL with the large disburse.
ments of the Treasury. The decision in the
case OF the Baitimore Police Commis sioners
was used by the bulls for effect in the Gold
Room. but apparently with little result The
rate on leans of gold is I-64 to t-32 per cent.
Per day. Governments are more active. The
foreign bsnkers are buying old Fiye-twenties
qnite freely NJ I1uis ex-eoupon, hich IL aruaI
10 ll4f with coupon. Other bonds improved
IN SYN Pathy with the rise in Five-twenties
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QY,NAGLE 4 CO., Aue:iopeers.

SATURDAY, Nov Sd, ito O'Clock,
variety OF Groceries
Wines and Liquors, &C..
remos ed to cur store for couvOufepce of saie
Also,
household Furniture
6sdstesds. Mattresses, Ohairs. Desks
wooden and Wiiiowware, &c, &e
-.th ALSO,
Dry Goods. Hosiery ...
Blankets and 0havls ~
One Ladies' Side Saddle
One eoda Fountain, &C &c. ...
II -I t...s NA0LB CO. Aucss
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The copertner shi , heretsfore existing under thu
mia avenue. 10 this day dissolved by mutual Coz.
sent All psrsons indebted to the late firm are re-
oio stand. 81. BURNS,
....r- I'D. .frr .ff.r.-.. G. B.WILSON,
Returning thanks for the former patronage. '
solicit continuance Of the same
Il BURNS.
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenns.
oc XIV between eth and 10th SIS
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General John B. Hood was recently married
10 Miss Preston, a very lovely and accom-
plished lady of South Carolina, the daughter
of General John Il. Preston, Of Columbia
Erch0age
We can state positively that the above is not
correct General Hood is still single, and Miss
Preston is in Europe .-.VichSbug HeraM
General John b Hood, of the late Contede-
rate States army, passed down the river yes
terday We understand he is going into mer-
camille life in New Orleans ptckSbHg mss
Herald, 18th.
son of the late President PolkiS employed,
with two biacks--the three at five dollars per
day-in taking care of mules purchased 10y Il
Northern Spectator at the army sales near
nashville - Exchange.
Nothing could be more ridiculously false and
ABSURD than the above paragraph. which for
IN tue past IL" weeks has been extensively copied
, ~ N VI 'hsrh aha southern papers Mr.. Polk
eit no children, either male or female and
a ~, Tor his legal representatives, il is well
nnm WI ,nat .hey are in good pecuniary cir
posltion.-NaShciHe Ba1ner, "'e '''
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PROPOSED New SUNDAY LAW IN MARYLAND.
The bill of Mr.. Thomas j. Tull, of Baltimore
city, in the House of Delegates, relating TO the
general observance Of Sunday in the State of
Maryland, has been favoraby reported from
the Committee on.Ways and Means. The bill
provides that no person i'll the State, in neither
cities nor counties, shall sell, or, II dealer,
give away, on Sundays, any tobacco, cigars,
candy, soda or mineral water, splrltuOuS or
fermented liquors, cordials, lager beer, wine,
cider, or any other goods, wares or merchant
disc whatsoever the penalties for violating
the same TO be indictment in any court in this
State having criminal jurisdiction ; and upon
conviction, the payment OF not less than
twenty nor more than fifty dollars, in the dis
erection of the court, for the first offence for
the second offence, Il fine of not less than fifty
dollars nor more than five hundred dollars,
Imprisonment not less than thirty days, and
revocation of license: and for the third offence,
a fine double that imposed by the second con-
yiction, imprisonment sixty days, and revoca-
tion Of license. The bill also provides against
the keeping open of dancing saloons, opera
houses, or ten-pin alleys, on Sundays, under
like penalties --BItinlOrc Sim.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MONTAGUE IL WHITALII,
MI INSURANCE AGENTS,

IL WHITALl,
vi INSURANCE AGENTS,
date of Merchants Insurance Company
No. 23l MAIN STREET. NEAR SPorswooD HOTEL,
some If the best Baltimore, New
York, Southern and Foreign INSURANCE" Companies
with an aggregated capital Of over
TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS OF DoLLAES,
hr leave To- tender to citizens Of the state iul III"
complete protection against los. "i
DWELLINGS, BARNS, WORKSHOPS
FURNITURE. STORES,
uppCu,vDTSE AND ALLs OTHER PROPERTY,
BY FIRE.
Also. ISSUE POLICIES OF lN>CEAN'h'
protecting Merchandise in It's trahspor'"'"" !" "''"
from all parts of the world. ,,,,.<,
INSURANCE EFFECTED ON LiN Is FOX h'N"
OR SHORT PERIODS,
OR FOR THE FULL DURATION or LIZ H.
in one of the strongest, best managed ana most
companies in which the prohts are
All divided among the policy holders, many al
whom reside in the city Of Richmond.
We will take pleasure in giving further 'ni"rma
lion IA applicants, and we invite calls from all
desiring ,>.zr.p,~cr
MARINE INSU l.,
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS
OR LIFE INSURANCE.
I ia 23-2awlm
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SOMETHING NEw-AS INK MISE.-The San
Francisco Mining Press says party has re-
Gently arrived al Los Angeles from the vicinity
of Buena Vista Lake, and the oil springs there
having in his possession Il bottle containing II
mineral substance very much resembling crude
petroleum, but without any smell, and pos
sessing all the qualities of Il fine writing fluid
Several experiments We're made by different
persons, and all pronounced IL good quality
of ink, or fluid, for writing. We dipped our
pen in the fluid, and wrote several lines, and
could not distinguish the difference between ii
and the best writing fluid now in use. When
first used, the color is a deep, rich black: but
after exposure To the air, the color moderatcs
little still retaining a good and, 10 all
appearances, durable color. company is
being formed for the purpose OF testing the
above discovery
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How SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CANE TO BE CALLED
EGYPT.-I have never seen the night reason
assigned why Southern Illinois came 10 be
called EgNpt. Some of the Chicago papers
say it was i'll consequence" Of the heathenl>h
darkness and iguorence that prevailed among
the people. This is not so. ! VIII tell you
how il came by that name. III the early settle
ment of the Sangany country, rs II was then
called, before the counties OF Sangamon ana
Greene were organized, there Were several
families who emIgrated TO those counties from
ST Clair. Among the number there was IN
old man named Levi Day. Every spring he
returned, in company with several others, 10
this country 10 get seed corn. For three 10 four
years after those counties Were settled the
insects and frost so injured the corn that II
would not answer for seed. The third year
that Levi Day came down he stopped ii my
father house over night and got his seed corn.
The same night Governor Ford, John MearS
and David Blackwell stopped At my fathers
house. During the evening Mr.. Dayremarkcd
that he had TO come down TO Epipt 10 buy corn
every year. That idea pleased Ford and
Blackwell that they published II, and South
ern Illinois has gone 10y the name OF Egypt
avs
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RETIRED. Frederick Hudson, Esq the we'll
known managing editor of the New York
Htrald has been compelled atSlast, by his
gradually failing health, 10 relinqufsh the posi-
ton he has held for many years. lie has
received leave of absence for two years, and
will spend the time III travelling.
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GENERAL EARLY.-A letter was received at
Petersburg, Va, from a gentleman in Mexico,
who announces the arrival i'll that country of
General Early. He rode on horseback, in dis
guise, from Lynchburg 10 Galveston, Texas,
and thence took ship 10 Havana-was wrecked,
finally reached that city, and after short
STAY sailed for MEXICO.
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Hymencai Poetry.
MINISTER.

MINISTER.
This woman wilt thou nave
And cherish her for life
WE ,hou love and comfort her,
And seek no other wlier
HE.
This woman | will take,
That stands beside me now;
IN give her board and clothes,
And have no other frow.
MINISTER.
And for your husband will
You take this nice young man.
Obey his slightest wish,
And love him all you can ?
SHE.
III love him all can,
Obey him all choose.
And when Iask for funds,
lie never dare refuse.
MINISTER.
Then Won are man and wife,
And happy may you De
As many bc your years
As dollars be "ty fee.
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FoR WESTERN TRAVELLERS. We learned
from Superintendent Jones yesterday morning
that The Memphis and Ohio railroad is pro-
crossing finely, having already been completed
plction 10 Humboldt in a short time Heml,tts
BulLetta 2yL
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A SAD CAsE.-A dispatch from Washington
says that Il man named Peyton, formerly of
fredericksburg, Va, and worth, before the
war, over one hundred thousand dollars, has
been sent TO the Washington aims house.
having lost all his property by the rebellion,
and being too old and feeble 10 work.
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II has been decided that 4 woman who is
regularly ordained and settled rs minister in
massachusetts can legally unite Il couple in
marriage.
Governor Cummings, of Colorado has sent
O message 10 the Legislature i'm favor of negro
suffrage in that Territory.
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COTTON ARRIVING AT MEMPHIs-Mr Jones
Informs us that the last train down on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad brought in near
TWO hundred bales OF cotton, with a fair pro
spective OF from two 10 three hundred b,les
per trlp iof some tune 10 come. -B,,LLetin Or
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kEwAkDFoR THE CAPTURE OF THE AssAssIxs-
IL is announced that the rewards for the can.
lure ot Booth, Herold, and Atzerodt, will be
paid out next Wednesday, the final examina.
lions having closed, and the awards made
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w CORNER uF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
U.rfn, srprIsaI ourselves with the necessary
1,tf,.rr, we irs rr.r.,r Il 10 ryrrIt. nj short no
tfr, ,riar. for
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS. BRASS
on TpGT saw
NAV ErtvTC For ST0prS syD WARE
mrs * NV 0' ''
CA>TI VGS FOR PATTprADS MI kinds.
CUISINES ron Mills AND NACiIINEEY
GFVEHtIIY
WAGoE tETrS COMPLETE WITH BOXES:
SASH WEiGiiTS. GRtTE ElE> Nr. &c
ENGINES ami MACHINERY Of nil kinds re.
paired in the best manner aud with mick dis
bach SATISFACTION GI@ARANTEEb
We would call particular attention - our facilj-
ties for manufacturing aud repairing TOBACCO
PRESSES, FhATTEAlNG MILLS. &c. Having done
q considerable quantity Of this description IF work
recently. our stock Of PATTERNS j. very complete.
AIIshc Wrought and Ct>t-Iron Work tor the
including The Long Iirpyv Bolts. comr,ctt, with
Nuts Angle Blocks, Washers, &c.
Wrou-ht Iron and Wooden TRUCKS. fnr Rail-
roads hurd up complete, with Wheels and ANle~
Springs, &c.
Having erected commoiiuns smith shop. we
are prepared 10 do ELAIk>MlTl> WORK e nj
kinds, ncndug WRntGHI l%DN CkAlIAbS,
for Dwellings, Warehouses, &c.
I'm addition to the above, We are pre1arrd III orr
wool Sh"P And sa.h tactqrE. To- .WP'E >hSu'
'LALtl. - .N'LA"EPr hhlNb> AM b''I'S'
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ForE MCRDEKERs HusG.-Perry, Knipb,
Crab, and Lisaugh, the four murderers of nv
Hefierman, Were hung last Friday AT Nash.
vile, Tenn They were all under twenl,
years of age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

Last week two vessels arrived nj Whining
ton, N. g, with cargoes OF new crop Of molas.
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PIANOS.



STIEFFS PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED,
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROYEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use
General K. Z. LEE, Washington College, Licking
ton
y. +. PAYNE K BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. L. L. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. {.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Stanton ;;
Professor +. \. AMBoLp, Richmond.
call from all i'm want OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
j. solicited. Terms liberal ats
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

With a view To encourage n spirit If tc,uglnrt
especially among the lahor.ng and sa!arird ca,,.-
this Bank Will receive deposits and grant csraa"
mand without notice.
This SYSTEM i III extensive operation In lhs
Northern cities and in Europe and it, advantage,
are 80 apparent that none having idle cat..a.
should fail 10 avail tAemsclye, OF it, dement's
de Its Y AUGUST President
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TEMPORARY OFFICE :


This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, Buy AyD
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN TIE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
It's services are respectfully rendered IN Ill
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS for the tran,N,-
ton of business
Especial attention will he given to CuLLEr.
TONS OH all available points IN the South, al
prompt returns made.
Highest price paid for Government securities.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.


OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CrEEEsrE,
WA,HINCroS, January Eth, lsai. :
VIII EREAS. BY SATISFACTORY
w cvid"uc" presented I" the umd"r,,@n.i, !. ...~
been made 10 appear tl4t - IL 7 PLAN Exc
Richmond, in the county Of lienrico, and state o0
Virginia. has been duly organized under sa#'
according to, the requirements Of the act OF Gem
grcs> entitled IAN act - provide National >#N-
rcncy, secured by apicdge Of United >taes Das.s-,
and to provide for thr circulation and rc4rHi3""
piled with all the provisions Of said act required
to be complied with before conmeECiEg thu h#..-
ness OF banking under said act:
Now, Therefore, ], Freeman Clarke. CumEFo
the Currency, do hereby certify that " Iha Plan
Eirhm%nI' in The county Of ururIco. and State -
Virginia, Is authorized to commence til business
of banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand AMI seal
of office this 18th day Of January. l,6t
SEAL FREEMAN CLARKE, tomlroIar.
No. l,G2S.-Trca-ury Department. il -s---ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

MONTAGUE 4 WIIITALL
VI tLate Of the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Kchmond,l
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Ohice, No. 23l Main street, just below the spots
wood Hotel. de Its