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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-21
sPECJAL NOTICES.

IL vot dor sul pro. fspx Of Medical 4,
/ lpes duseoD ~ psae slx yssfr only makes
- pess.b : Tor The cn.scisntion, y y.isTa,
q deeIass, nsv, tfs co,tivrr,cs |. IS
c1ef AinLv rsnKp - Istsrniiisr. Fewer
ana - ctrtsiniy n evthfei a. sn.aiI 70, y
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are growing bad for the old monarch. he
feels II. lie grows FESTIVE and punctili-
ous-more and more cxacting Of the respect
he thinks due to himself. 1t takes but
little provocation to excite him to some
rash encounter with powerful young
rival, in which he is defeated. This one
defeat winds him up. Those who had borne
his rule and domincering disposition ="
long, all turn upon him to bc rcvcngcd. Inc
neat and tidy females of the herd treat
him with scorn and disdain: and defeated,
dcspiscd, and mortified, he withdraws to
the rear of the multitude to Craze solitary
and alone, bordering over his fallen estate.
Even here he is not at rest, for the wolves
set upon him With them he keeps up a
prolonged fight, the end of which is always
certain. They tastcn first upon one part
and then another of his body, tearing the
skin and the flesh, until they effect lodg-
mcnt about the ears, face, and muzAlc, in
which the skin is pulled into his eyes
when blind, and roaring with pain, he is
dragged to the ground and dcvourcd.
We apprehcnd that in this bit of natural
history We have faint outline of the end
of the renowned PcnnSylvanian'S great.
ness. He has ruled the herd very much
after the fashion of the bison, and the ter.
mina,ion Of his authority, TO preserve tn,
fitness of things, ought to bear some re,
scmblancc 10 the close of the career OF the
monarch of the plains.
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The Hon. Mr.. Stevens.

The Hon. THADDEUS STEVENS, al Pecan
sylvania, is in Il critical stage Of existence,
and needs the advice Of prudent friends.
lie is man Of power, but his temper is
intolerably ovcrbearing. A man in the
prime of life, in the full enjoyment OF his
natural forces, when endowed with great
abilities, may hector about with impuni,y
for a considerable time. But aS he grows
older and age whitens his head, younger
rivals become impatient OF his rule, and
gradually opposing his authority, finally
openly assail him and drive him from his
position. The cStimable old gentleman
from Pennsylvania has attained the age
liable to this humiliation, and an incident
happened in the proceedings OF Congress
on Monday which should warn his friends
of what is coming. He offered, possibly,
his ninety ninth amendment TO the Consti-
tuition, in which he proposed to give Con
gress the power to lay an export duty OH
cotton and true to his overbearing temper
so offensive in an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
no debate and previous question, hoping
that il would pass by two-thirds vote.
lie got the previous question and vote, but
the resolution was defeated-yeas, fifty
nine noes, sixty-one: very grea, sur
prise to one who confidently expected a
two-thirds majority.
This is the first real setting down " that
the venerable ciub-toot has received; and
he should profit by his lesson. But he
won't. Like all old tyrants and cyclists,
VIII only be maddened by the supposed
disloyalty of those he has governed, and
attempt to prove his power by an increased
display OF arrogance and turbulence
Should friends not intervene, and his de
pertinent continue in this wise, his melan.
choly fate is certain. 1t is sad to think of
the metamorphosis to see a man Of se
much talents, influence, and intrepidit,
changed into powerless old fellow, tearet
by none, obeyed by few, and whose friend
do not outnumber his slaves.
This sad alteration is best illustrated b.
the history of the Buffalo bull-the mo
march Of the herd. In his prime he j
feared by the bulls, admired by the COWS
and looks about him proudly, conscious o
his power. His bright eye, shining coat
perpendicularity of position and motion
and laundering voice, command applause
and Difference. Bye and bye age begins t.
show upon him-the hair is dry and frowzy
the skin wants life, tho hinder quarters are
a little drawn, and the loins droop. The
younger males Of the herd grow less re-
spectful; the females see points OF merit
in other aspirants for their favor. Things
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r testimonial to Com. M. F. Mau,

TIE timonial to Com. M. F. Maury.
We learn from our foreign exchanges
that Commodore NJ. F. MAURY was pre-
,ented in London, on the 4th instant, with
a purse of three thousand guineas, the
object of the testimonial being to make a
suitable public recognition of the brilliant
services conferred by that officer on the
cause of maritime service. About one hun
dred and thirty gentlemen of distinguished
position and reputation attended the ban
quet given on the occasion, and the testimo-
NAL was presented by Sir JOHN PAKINGroN,
NJ. p, who took the occasion to pass a
glowing eulogy upon the scientific ability
and personal purity Of character of the
gallant Commodore. Sir JOHN PAKING-
Ton stated that the testimonial was COM
menced about a year ago. Holland sub
scribed one thousand pounds, Russia one
thousand pounds, while a large sum was
collected in England; and che now, in the
"name of England, of Europe, and of the
civilized world, had to request Captain
"MAuRY to accept testimonial conside-
rably exceeding in amount three thou
I" sand guineas, as q recognition of esteem,
I" admiration, and gratitude"
AT this time it is peculiarly gratifying to
every Southerner to find that Commodore
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BF-A CaRD.-R. N. HUDSON, Dentist, re-
specfully informs his former patrons and the pub
lie that he has resumed the practice of his prof"s
sion at his old stand new buildingl, south side o
Main, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Thirty
three years extensive successful practical expert
cncc. with the same inclination a. heretofore Il
render perfect satisfaction, he trusts WIZ insure
him.a fun share Of public patronage. Thousands
of the best references In Virginia given II re-
unired. lie has for rent An eligible ONCE Tor
Iawyar or physician J' III
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HEAVY CnARGES.-A case has been
stated to us of the shipment by canal to
this city from the Riyanna river OF three
hundred and eighty bushels Of corn, which
was sold here at one dollar per bushci
and which paid frcightS and commissions
of one hundred and six dollars. The trade
which pays such charges cannot he very
great, of course and certainly there Is no
great encouragement for ITS increase 10 tie
found in such hurthcnS.
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Marry meets abroad with that considera-
ton and regard which, by the issues of
war, have been denied to him in this conn
try. In the United States alone Commo-
dore MAuRY has no civil rights, and the
man whom civilized Europe delights to
honor is still an exile from his native land.
II is not in our power to present tcstimo-
malls of money or plate, but Commodore
MArRy and every refugee from the south
crn States will possess more enduring
monument in the impcriShablc esteem,
love and respect of the whole southern
people.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Regnault & CO.,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

EXT REG ULAR ga l. Il
WEDNESDAY, 7or# INSTANT,
At TEN O'Clock An,
when we will offer for sals by auction
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
CANE.sEAT CHAIRS,
WASHSTANDS,
FEATHER BEDS,
CRIBS,
DAMASK LOUNGE,
SHOW CASE,
MAHOGANY WARDROBEs.
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and CABINETS,
MAHOGANY EXTENSION TABLE,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
HAIR and sHUCk MATTRESSES,
TOILET TABLES,
OAK and WALNUT COUNTING ROOM
DESKS,
STORE COUNTER,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
COOKING STOVE,
BED QUILTS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
CLARET WINE,
HATS,
MUSTARD,
PEPPER, st.
inl9-2t Auctioneers.
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b. SPECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned, as
executor If the late +. X. White, takes pleasure
in Announcing 10 hi, friends and the public that he
ha- Just returned from the North with It very Sc
lrct stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALI>ES, AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers At the lowest cash prices at his
new store, No. 10 Main street, two doors below
the Spotswoui Hotel. HIS beg, leave I" state Tor
the benefit Of tn" ladies that unusual care has been
taken in the selection ii all goods suitable Tor
their u>r i'm his line IL has obtained the services
If Holm POE. JK.. well known in tn" business
community. WHOM be pleased to see his friends
a. No 10 Main street w. T. WHITE,
my 26-lm Executor OF I. n. " mite
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Be ICE-CREAM
FOR PARTIES, FAIRS, PTC-NICs, &c
ANDREW ANTONI

ANDREW ANTONl
respectfully announces that he Is prepared I" '"r'
nish. at short notice, on very moderate TERMS
SUPERIOR ICE.CREAM
of every desirable flavor, for balls, parti"'' laIa
excursions, or pic-nics.
ell il resnarlfmIly solicited. le Io-lm
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More Military Law-Anofher ordcr
from General Terry.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA.,
RICHMOND, VA, June Is, lS66.
Brerd MINOR ". !. /. Nicod0puS, COM
mandiag Po>tof fredericksburg, |o.;
Maior,-Thc Maior-Gcncral command
ing directs that you cause the immediate
release from imprisonment OF MIR. William
Bowling, who is now confined in the jail ut
Fredericksburg or the charge Of killing
James Harrow, Il rebel conScript officer,
while that officer was attempting to arrest
him as Il dc>crtcr from the rebel army.
You will also demand and obtain from
the officer or officers who have them III
custody the Indictment against Bowling,
the warrant on which he was arrested, and
all other official papers in the case. When
obtained, these documents will hc for
wardcd 10 these headquarters.
am, Major, very respectfully,
Your ohrdlcut servant,
FRED. MARTIN, \. \. A.G.
\ true copy:
BENJAMIN II. Rogers, Second Lieutenant
Twelfth United States infantry, and Post
Adjutant.
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We wish editors and reporters, and all
other people who write, would leave OIL
using such expressions AZ ais being built,
care being removed" ctc.-Lo"'>r"'
JOHu0I.
How does this SQUAD: The capitol is
rebuilding and painting white: Wouldn,t
it read better thus: The capitol Is being
rebuilt and painted white The passive
form is needed, and most writer's naturally
employ it-many Of them without knowing
that any grammar ever condemned It's use.
To say that pile Of rubbish "iS re-
moving" implies action on the part OF the
rubbish; while TO say that it is . being re-
moved" expresses the idea that some per
son is doing the work. The active form IS,
"John is building house." The passive
form should be different: not "a house is
building by John" but "a house is being
built bv john" RcSult-old togicS must
yield the point, as many good scholars have
already done.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
ON DEPOSITS.
|. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.
Z 4 Paine. l.. D. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM II Lyons, Jr., II l.. blahk'h-
4 Bodeker T. B. Weisiger, ship,
w. A Spot, Moses ElIysou, !. b. Winston,
A /. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchn-
K. T. Taylor, J. Rosrnbaum, son,
w. Z. Biniurd, J. W. Hail. w A. JENKINS,
J. 4. Belvn, w. +. Gray, '" H. TANNER
r l. DudIpy. Alfred Moses, J. NJ. Nowliu.
The security offered to depositors is uudoubted
and the institution should commend itself to al
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
to this institution. Here they will find security
convenience, and profit. sums ~ small n tv'
dollar, may he deposited, aud six per cent. int
rest received on same.
Office hour, from . A. NJ. to3P. NJ: on Saturday
from . \. NJ. to3 =. NJ, and from to6P. NJ.
IL l3-d&Swlm
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By I,bell x Davis, Auctiourers.

J'OUR NEAT FRAME TENE-
L MENT<. on TIE EAST SIDE or TllENlR.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD, OR CONCORD
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will b, sold
A. a'nrtfau. ON WEDNESDAY, thu 2oth day Of Jung,
i.eS mon The premises ~ : o'clock. +. NJ. FOUR
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, situated ~ above. a
short distance abuvr the office al III" Virginia Cen
rryrI Railroad Company This sale presents tn'
.rt,rrutfry To- persons 81 small means to- >gcH""
re-, aa,.urr,, or MAJ - 4 profitable investment
Terms. uun-fhird cash baiIuc" At ihr"" ami
fX months for negotiable notes, with interest, and
secured nv Il trust decd lSBELL &pANl>,
l. It'd. Aurtiou"cr>.
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BE FOR GARDENERS AND FARMERS.
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
just received and for sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
fe ats
NroTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

y UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESrE,l
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
CutLrrruK'< OFFICE. L. ) CrsToM HOUSE,
Richmond, VA.
Pursuant to the provisions Of an act TO provide
internal revenue 10 support the Government 10
nav interest on the public debt, and for othtT pur
nD-t.-, approved June 3Uth, 1861, and amended by
the act II March l,f5 including sections relating
10 tho collection OF internal revenue from other
acts notice i hereby given to all persons llahle u
pay duties and taxes under the said act, ~ Inc
third district state of Virginia, that the collector
OF thu said district has received from the assessor
thereof his collection list, pursuant 10 the provision
of the said act: that the duties and taxes assessed
bv the said assessor have become due and payable
that the collector and his deputy will attend FOR
the collection Of the same at his ONCE, custom
house. Richmond, Va, for the connty Of Hrnrlco
and city Of Richmond, from datc thereof, ana that
all persons who shall neglect 10 pay tho dn,r' anI
taxes a, aforesaid assessed upon theh |" ne s3lu
collector within the period ~ tim" specified hy
law. shall be liable to be dealt with ~ dciaulter-
once Tnnr> IA, collrctfr- rr1lgA VI to up NJ
il 2p-3t WILLIAM IaMEN, 'tlltCltr.
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On the 18th of June. at Wood Grove, the resi-
deuce of her grandfather, Edmund winston, An e.
ME WINSTON daughter 81 j. I. ana ;. b ure-
CORY, aged eighteen months
At the residence Of James II Oliver, in Sidney,
on the 18th of June at II quartcrto o'clock L. NJ,
GEORGE w. LEACH. the youngest son Of Will
liam II and Eliza Jane Leach, aged nlne months
and four days u.rnxpsn,,
EVENING the 10Th instant, al . clock, l.. NJ, ~
the residence OF James II. oliver. The friends
and acauaintances of the family are invited I" NJ
Oh fatal Death, why did you bring
Sad tidiugs to our happy home
Oh fatal Death, your piercing sting
Has left my darling IL the tolhh.
Him whom we loved Is now no more
No more his joyful voice shall sound
On the ears Of those he did ador"
When by loves chain 1" us was bound
Then, fatal Death, why came YOU hithcr
To break this chain, to close the eye,
To hush the voice OF my dear Chlid
pray thee tell me, tell me why.
New York and Brooklyn papers please copy.
In this city. on Monday, the 18th instant, at the
rasidanra of har mother Mrs Elizabeth J. Farmer,
Mrs. ARABELLA {. LEaDBETTER, conSon oi
Joseph Leadbetter Esq, Of the county oi Hanover,
and daughter 81 The late Clement N"n Ii" , - ,nr
yoIng children to lament their irrepdrdbie loss.
The subject Of this brief notice was an eNem-
plary wife, devoted mother and KIND helBh1or.
hNone knew her but 10 love her, none named her
bnt To praise =" She was bright and SHINING orna-
ment Of the church, and a consistent christian
both in precept aud practice. she oluhS l" hs'
able affection with which she chung 10 the neck of
her stricken and devoted mother IN the last ago
nizing moment Of their separation.
aShe is gone, like sunbeam, 10 revisit It's native
Heaven"
New York and New Jersey papers please copy:
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;rye Mr.. DAvIs's Prison LlFE.-Dcci-
dedly the best compilation yet presented
Nv us from DR.. CRAvEN.s admirable book
is placed upon the first page of this morn
ing's Dispatch.
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BE 4 HOME REMEDY.-The great r"pu-
tatiou achieved by BENEFITS DlARRHEA
KILLER during the epidemic Of l'!1 in this city,
should commend 1t to all who suffer from piAR-
RHtEA. CHOLERA MORBUS, and all diseases
Of the Bowels \ trial will convince the most
skep,icaL Price, FIFTY CENTS a bottle.
IT, II SOLD Bl ALI Dkt""I>l>.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
y 10 the Richmond. fredericksburg, and 20.
tomac Railroad Company for the renewal Of Ger
tincates tor five shares Of the stock Of said com
many, issnediu the name OF JEANETTE MONT.
GOMERT the said certificates having been Loot.
L. l3-W2ms MARGARET {. FISHER.
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OFFICE VA FRI Ann MAEINE lNsuRANcE Cog
RItHMoSu, June -, 1865.
ATT REGULAR ANNUAL ELEl'-
n ton Of Directors Of this Company, held 18Th
instant, the following gentlemen were elected ~
II A. Claiborne, William ;. Donnan, DR.. w: II
Gwathmey, f. o. Noting, John Purcell, william
Holt Richardson and at subsequent hselhE
re elected President
IL Pot WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary.
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%~OTICE-TU THE CITIZENS or

y RIG HMUSD.-I j. earnestly requested ~
ladies aud children ot Baltimore, who
holding a FAIR IN their city, ~ sEfl kHha"'
NEXT. Tor the purIo>" ~ building ~ - aa#.
tn. Orphans ~ the soldiers and sailors - '""
i,Irrat, army and navy, that SOM" ciutri .t,. +
fnr the foundation Of the Asylum. ~ - '...
You will receive many hauks from the ,..aa'f.h ..
Baltimore, " no 10 Kindly volunteered /" h.'f .a
.iftI. sister, and brothers II the south Nu# a.'t
The prayers II the dear little orphans. "ha ma.
been brown upon the cold cAarliAea - '"' ""'''
bv thS msiuClng> Of war.
ANY person wishing further Information lh t.
gard to this notice, can atdr.ss
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NOTICE. NOTICE. - RANSOME'S
" PATENT CONCRETE STONE.-The patent
rIbt far Virginia for the exclusive manufacture Of
Til. STONE, now So extensively used in Europe,
and which has been proven to be IN all respects
suuerior 10 the native sandstone, will be sold al
tha otHre Of BARTON j ROGERS, No. 729 Main
street, Al o clock +. NJ. on TIL TUESDAY NEXT:
Price OF patent, FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six and
twelve months.
No subscription received for i less amount than
one hundred dollars. 10 Ut
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DOCKET-RoOk LOST,-Lost. on Fri.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
application will b. made for tn. renewal Of 4
CERTIFICATE FOR TWO SHAKES OF STOCK
standing IN our name in the Richmond and Liver.
pool PackrtCompany. ELLElF DREWRl.
H. l3-wlaw"mt
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RETREAT
N may be found in highly respectable family
i'm the town Of Farmvile for those who desire 70
leave the city during the hot season. TWO DEsl-
RABLE ROOMS and GOOD BOARD may be OBJ
w. y. GIBSON,
!, pn-2t& Shockoe Warehouse.
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rnR RAITINnRE. SNNANNAl!
E\pIrSrt,AIEST TO THE PA

y TRDN> az THE PETERSBI kb EAIhE>>-
TIL prorriet1r~ Of tho PETERSBURG EAP]@>>
regret t. tnnuUurr that their entire c>iah ..>a#-"
wa >trovcd ~ hrr At an early hour on The mora
in. II "Wednesday, the 18th. by th!> ttaIa. w.
visitation We have been compelled {" SUSPEND ''.
por,riIy the publcauon ct Journal ".l'h -. a..
2Ih ~ april l,I2 "a III" pre>sut, 10y" thtr" W,
succeed ns the execution Of the city ~ tn' .".
fairratc forces. IN the Courss 81 w.9h .I .@.
day> w,. huue IL have 80 lar repaired our 'e.~.'
thit W. .haIl be again enabled to greet IN" pun
and pledge our every effort Ia render tAr pap ~
acceptable IN the future a II has pen Jul s"s
In lie meantime we bog the lutulseucr ~ 'sf
readers. \. +. LRI IIhfIELh
pprtI .ufsp. Inup II l<ES -.
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AND ALL OTHERS

TO FARMERS AND ALL 9TH ERS
L INTERESTED All persons IN the vicinity 81
Richmond having Confederate soldiers buried on
or near their grounds will please report the same
10 Mrs Dr. Bolton, Corresponding Secretary OF
the Hollywood Memorial Association, Richmond
Box $685. stating ms far can be done, name, resl
''"' ~" 1900 A. NJ BOLTON,
10 2o-ts Corresponding Secretary II. NJ. >.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE NE

By Cruhbs x Williams, Auct.aa.ar..
Northwest corner If Main and Eie."a... ,0ss.,.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ at the proper time for the renewal Of On +
SHARE OF STOCK I'm the Richmond and Liverpool
Packet Company, destroyed hy the ire of April 2,
l.s5 in the name Of THOMAS, HUGHES tALD.
WELL al 2s-law2Hn
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T OST CERTIFICATES Notice is

All Stockholders In the above Company wh'
nave failed 10 return their cert hcates Issued pro
10 ii January last requested 10 return them =
this office early as possible, or, In case they u
lost, 10 report the fact.
my 2J--law2mW Secretary.
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ma UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BA.
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WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE

BY c. G. Hanrs & Co. AuctIouccr-,
Seventh. between Broad and Marshall streets,
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HARRISON, GODDGy & APpER>0y
H. l---giw'I- A~..........
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I OST. FIFTY Do l. l. \ RS RE
wARD-A BOX, containing my old account
books and a set belonging To MoRRl>S, TANNER
s. Co. wa, carried away from my ONCE through
mistake or otherwise. will pay reward 81 MY
dollar, for the return OF the books, which can be
i"laGt JOSEPH X. ANDERSON.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

I OST. OF SUNDAY last, Eth instant,
/ between DR.. iloges thGrch ana my r. ldemr'
IN Main street a small DIAMOND PIN. Tn.
nndrr will b., suitably rewarded by IeayinS 1t a,
mi, office or my house., Main, between Third ahd
Fnurth streets lle 2u-n ;. 7. LaTHkol-