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u =. SUPREME COURT. Feb. 13-Louis
Henry Esq, of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court
No. It's. Michael Secrlst, plaintiff in error
VS. SIlas i. Green. In error TO the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Northern
District OF Illinois. Mr.. Justice Davis deliy-
cred the opinion of the Court, affirming the
Judgment of the sand Circuit Court in this cause
with costs.
No. loo. VIM. Dehon, executor of Theodore
DehOn, deceased, intervenor in the case of the
United states, appellants, VS.. c. :. DE Bernal
et al appeal from the District Court of the
United States for the Northern District of Cal
lfOrnia. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opin-
ion on Court, affirming the decision of the
SAID District Court in this cause, with costs
NO. 80 Alex. McAndrew ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. Isaac Thatcher ct al In error to the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Sew
enth District of New York. Mr.. Justice Cliff
ford delivered the opinion OF the Court reyers-
ing the judgment of the said Circuit Court
with costs, and remanding the cause with di.
reCtioH TO award 4 reniTe fdcids de moro.
No. lO3. The City Of Cincinnati, appellant,
VS.. T.. ID. Morgan q Co. Appeal from the Cir,
cult Court of the United States for the South
ern District Of Ohio. Mr.. Justice Nelson de-
lIyered Ehe opinion Of the Court, afr ming til q
decree Of the said Circuit Court, in this cause
with costs
No 1l2. The ship Cheshire and CARGO Jos.
Batte-sby. claimant OF the ship, and VIM. and
Jos Battersby, claimants Of the cargo, appel.
lants, VS. The United States. The argument
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Edwards
the appellants, and continued by MI. Coffe
the United States.
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TTNITKD STATES MILITARY RAILRoADa

washIaston, b. C., Tebfusry j, 1859. Z
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
Will be sold at public auction at Danvilie, Va,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of March
Five ls) second hand Loosmetiys Engines, 49,
about 20 tons each. =
Two (9l Box freight Cars, feet "a incn ess<s'
Terms Oash In Government fnnds.
III L. ROBINSON,
fs,eotA Brevet Brig. Gen. A. q. II.
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A DAMsoN 4 CO., Auctieneers,

a DAMSON Co, Auctfeneerr,
"A 500 9Th street, one door from Penn sveuue
We would respectfully offer our services a. AUo-
Furniture, &C, &c.
Liberal advances made upon goods on oonslgs-
Particular attention will also be given to sales
made at private residences
urday. in ls-ln
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AUCTION SALES.
RI GREEN wILLIAMs, Auesiooser,


TRGsTEEs SALE OF vALpABLKs Bousrs
AED LOTS, siTuArkp Ann FRoNrISSS on On
Ggk ksfTnI. sTRrAAr AayyENgk AND I.sTT
sTRiETs last, AND PERs6SsAtssI kk kEp I'd
81 1EHsispAI, the s.h day of March, ,ss,
m; oom IN on the fIst named propertS. b
virtue OF deed OF trust to the subscriber bear
i sns s.S S III
T., Ne. folios 43S, AS, 40 Sc one of the land
records for the county OF Washington, in tn d..
Lot numbered B. in the subdivision NJ mar, ~
square numbered seven hundred aud thirty one ,
l7Sl,D with the improvements Said let frontin g ~
above property is on the south side of Pesnsyiya
MIA avenue, between LIST street east and public
space.
Also, west half Of lot numbered nineteen 10 3 in
square numbered seven handred and twssty. nine
(T29,l with the improvements, which consist of a
coed frame house, containing i've rooms and large
feet ll1s inches East Capitol street between LIST
and I'd streets east.
Terms One third cash; the balance in six, twelve
te give notes for the deferred payments hearing
interest from the day Of sale.
A deed given and acdeed Of trust taken, to secure
the payment of the notes.
An conveyance at the cost Of purchasers, inclu-
ding revenue stamps.
Si0O will be required paid down when the prop
erty is knocked of, and II not complied with, the
property will then and there put up again and
sold to the next hi CHEST bidder.
If the VIII ole terms are not complied with In ten
right to sell the property, by advertising the
same three times in the Evening S Star
On THURSDAY, the 9th day ef.March, 1886. I
shall sell, by virtue Of the same deed of trust at
No IL East Capital street, lst east, at
10 clock m all the stock of Tinman s Tools Of
every description for timers and sheet iron work
ers Also, All the Furniture in said house.
rpnH
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodate
"A with comfortable Room and BOARD by ap
plying at 394 18th St, bet X st. and Mass. ave.
Also, gentleman and his wife, fe 1857
CENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
single gentlemen can obtain geed ROOMS and
BOARD, by the week or month. A few Table
Boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 2S7 Ct,
between 18th and 18th streets, one square from
Willard's Hotel. ia l0-lms
TABLE R0ARD at No. 464 10th street, a few
month. de l6 II
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EoLD PENs.ySss rscs an fsI ss.osfSs.sc e.
fAYL08
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TRUSTEES or PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF
Public Schools was held Yesterday evening at
their room in the City Hail.
The monthly reports of teachers were read
The school in the Firs: District having the
best attendance and punctuality is Primary
No 3, taught by Miss Bates The greatest
number Of certificates Of merit Were given in
Primaries No. and No. 6, taught by Miss
Walker and Miss Stabler
The school in the Second District having the
best average attendance and punctuality during
Ihe nonth Is Primary No. :, taught by Miss J.
l. Adams. The school whose pupils received
TIE greatest number of certificates of merit is
Urinary NO ], taught by Miss Julia A. Brown.
Inc pest attendance and punctuallty IN the
Ihrd District was in Primary School No. /,
taught by Mrs. Roys, and the greatest number
OF certlhcates OF merit were issued In Primary
school No: ,. taught by Miss Hinton.
In the Fourth District the best attendance
and punctuality was in Secondary School No.
6, taught by Miss Magee: and the greatest
number of certificates Of merit were issued In
Primary School. No. /, Miss Bailey, teacher.
Mr. Tusun announced that the annual report
would De ready about the LIST of March.
Bills amounting in the aggregate to SiS1.75
were presented, approved and ordered to be
paid
sfT. Rhees from the committee on accounts,
presented the account of receipts and expendi-
lures Tor the quarter ending December 81, 1865,
from which II appears that the balance TO the
credit OF the treasurer September 80 1865, was
SyOI, aggregate receipts, S22,s73.SO; aggregate
expenditures. S22,S73.75, balance in the hands
OF the treasurer. cents.
Mr.. Ius,in moved to amend bylaw No so
IS TO provide that the standing committees
consisting of one member from each school
district, shall be elected annually by the Board
and each committee shall elect its own chair
man. Heretofore the chair appointed the COM
mIttees, and the first named was the Chairman
thereOtI Referred to the committee on rules
and regulations
Mr.. w. r. Woodward was appointed MEM
Der of the committee on accounts and expendi-
lures, and on Congress and the City Councils
20 supply the vacancies occasioned by the res
ignatlOn of Mr.. Utermehle.
The committee on vocal music was reorgan-
lied so as TO consist OF Messrs. Brown, Hol-
mead. Clark and Woodward.
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CENTRAL GUARDHOUsE CAsRs-George
Carroll. Walter BOrland, Thos. Williams, dis
orderly; George Ribbons, creating nuisance;
dismissed. Henry Redick, Moses Camp, Jas
Whiting, do: 81 each. John White, yioIatinp Q
market regulation; $40. John Lee drunk: az
A. Z. erosion, creating nuisance; S1.75. Sarah
Boneher, do; 81. Louisa Briggs, do; 81. p.
SeibOld, assault and battery: bail for peace
Ellen Dermott, drunk and disorderly; work
house. stephen Greer, indecent exposure IS.
Thos. DuIaney, disorderly; %.
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WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Alse MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
sso III SUE ~ OF every
je8-tf between @ and 81 east side
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TE sT6RE ~ sA All OF GF SsTTkkFETTI2NHkRY
SEATON HALL, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 18th and
18th inst at 10 clock, shall sell the Contents of
the above named store, consisting Of
Store and Gas Fixtures
saloon Furniture. Counter
Glass Cases, Shelvings, Casters
China and Glass ware, &C.. &c.
large let Of Moulds for Ice Cream
Charlotte Russo, Jellies, Cakes, &C.
Large stock Of Tubs and Freezers
ALSO,
Kitchen Utensils, Ranges, Stoves
Working Tables. Marble Mortars,
Baking Oven, Confectionery Tools
And many other articles in this line of business.
CHS. DOUGLAS, Trustee
febla NAGLE 4 Co, Aucts
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DEPARTURE OF THE HIBERNIA ESGIHE.-On
the 22d instant the HIbernia Steam Engine will
leave the city with its members, the Govern
ment discharging ii from further service in the
Fire Brigade. This excellent company has
been very useful in Washington during the
time il has been here, and our citizens regret
their departure. An engine of the Amoskeag
pattern, which has been IN service at Alexan-
dria, will take the place of the Hibernia, and q
portion OF the men Of the Hibernia company to
work IL, will remain with the Government
Fire Brigade while il is still an organization,
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10y ]. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE or RESIDUE OF PER.
SONAL EFFECTS OF LATE JOHN WITH
or OBS SATURDAY MORNING Fssru.rv y q, :,
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of J @. Mcclure &
Co. shall sell, for account estate late John
Withers-
One old fashion Gold Watch
Spring Bedstead, Mattress, and Bedding
Secretary and Bookcase, Wardrobe
Lot Books, lot4 Chairs
One Wine Chest and Bottles complete
One old Baro9che, &c, &c.
ZEPH ENGLISH, Executor.
fe13 j. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., ARcts.
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ANOTHER INDICTMENT TO MY Gus
IA TONERS.
Having determined to purchase q large stock of
Spring Goods, 1 will sell my present stock at q
GREAT REDUCTION, in order to make room
II. GUTMAH,
III Bridge street, Georgetown,
fe Is cost Millinery and Dry Goods.
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DEOwEED.-Yesterdays some boys discovered
the body Of a man floating in the Anacostia
near the Navy Yard bridge The coroner was
notified and held an inquest. The man was
about 40 years o. age, neatly dressed, but could
not be Identified by anyone. A note addressed
TO ''Dear Murphy" found in one of his pockets
led 10 the belief that the name of the deceased
is Murphy. The body had been some time in
the water, but there were no marks of violence
and the jury returned q verdict that the de-
ceased came TO his death by causes unknown.
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EOR SALE-A FARM, four miles from Wash
Il ington. lying upon the Washington and Alex =
andris Railroad and Turnpike. Can be sold in
fine tw story Brick DIV elling and out buildings,
valuable ORCHARD, Market Garden, and Meadow
View magnificent Terms liberal. Address Rev.
( B. LlPPITT, Alex andria, Va, or apply on the
premises. fe eo3w"
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ElY NAGLE & CO., Auctfoneers
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Eagle & Co. will give their personal attention 10
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence Of families declining housek Keeping
Also, to the sales of stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
chsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. dec lily
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
r. Q. Drummond, Collector, calls the attention
of all merchants and tradesmen, owners Of hacks,
&C., to the ordinance concerning taxes.
E. G. Lindsey & Co. have valuable farm for
sale.
Gen. Henry A. IVsss will deliver lseture on
next Saturday evening, at the Opera House, for
the benefit OF Freemason street Baptist Church.
Subject Repairs of Churches of the South.
2. w. Seabary's Soma have received hght-col-
ored shoes for children.
James W. Thayer had no connection with the
ling mems meeting.
T. c.. Wooten has lost gold watch at the Ferry
House in Portsmouth. The finder will be libel-
ally rewarded if he will return it.
G. A. Davis makes soft French calf strap shoes
and boots.
Deming, the grocer, is in receipt of coffees,
sugars teas, lard, and butter.
GiVst, Cherry d Mapp have another supply
of Arthur's selseaing fruit cans and jars, freez-
ers, water coolers &C., and all desirable articles
in their line. Hf st8 1855 es
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SUPERIOR CouRr.-His Honor Judge r. II. Ba-
Ber presiding ,..t.,
Joseph l.. Whittemore, master of the brig
''Mary Perkins," against VIZ. II. Arlington,
contractor. .a -, fs.f
Jury sworn, and verdict for the plaintiff for
the sum of $1,000, with interest from July, 1866,
till paid.
The Exchange National Bank of Norfolk,
against Lubln Stiner. ....s
This important case, which has so largely EN-
gagged the attention of Court, Jurors, and others,
and now for quite one week has caused the Court
House to resound with the eloquent appeals of
learned counsel upon nice and endless points of
law, still holds its own. The hope entertained by
some, that these learned gentlemen had quite ex-
hausted themselves, has proven to be vain and
futile one. They seem to start afresh this moro
ing, with health and strength in no wise impaired,
and now entertaining all with their legal views
upon the admissability of deed No. 8. By this
time next week, it is to be hoped, that deed No,
will have received their attention, and by the
first frost this year the will be before theury.
In the mean ime, the jury are advised to be calm
and serene; their good time is coming.
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COMMERCIAL.
NORFOLK, June ID. 1866.


During the week. the market has been dull for
all kinds of produce,
Corn.-Receipts very light, aud demand limit
ed, at to &c. decline.
CottoH.-Receipts this week show an increased
falling off. The market continues quiet. The
European war continues to act unfavorably for
any advance, that otherwise would probably take
place. The prospect for the growing crops in
North Caro- ina rather better the last week
or two.
Staves.-Receipts light, with an active demand
for all kinds.
Shingles.-The supply ample, with fair de-
mand. Transa ctions large the past few days.
Naval Stores.-Receipts very small, with bet
ter demand for the retail trade, at improved
prices.
Long Lumber wanted at quotations.
Groceries.-W hoesae-trade small, but steady,
without material change in prices.
Ldrd.-Virginia and North Carolina very
scarce, and in active demand at quotat ons.
Bacon in fair supply, with steady demand
for prime lots-aspecially for Sides and Hog
Round
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A POTATO CoHTAINIEG PoRTRA1T. We
saw this morning an Irish potato which, on
being cut transversely, showed very plainly
the picture of human face, done in carmine
1t was very like the wood cuts of Bluff King
Hall" 10 its outlines, and each stroke of the
knife reproduced it with but slight variation.
Those who ever looked for the cross, to be
found in bananas, will understand the dis
tinctness with which this potato displayed its
historic portrait, when We say it was much
more plainly marked than the picture which
the Dagoes point out in the fruit we have
named
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HIeAwAY ROBBERY. 1t appears that rob
berries on the highway, hitherto unknown
here, are becoming of common occurrence.
a gentleman by the name of Joseph Hoz-
Ter residing on Ferry Point, was last night
stopped on tbs highway, near Providence, on
the Great Bridge road, by a party consisting
OF two white men and three negroes. They
Immediately surrounded his cart, one of their
number Selling the reins, whilst the Others
held Mr.. H., and rihed him of all the cash he
had, amounting to SIT. They also took his
valise, containing asgood quantity Of. cloth
ing, esss'.s. Z s si7es ss.' 8
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ride water virginia.

ubere is an article IN the Farmer, month
layoted to the interests of agriculture and
nublished in Richmond, which attracts atteh
Pu" 10 This prolific region. The opinion Of
wv lote Commodore JAMES BARRON, who al
NV ors felt warm interest in the agricultural
""y ,noritv of the State, as we'll as in her COM
P,orcial and manufacturing prosperity, is CT
lnJ to the effect that che had traversed the
S.st nortions of the earth, and after careful
D'romination of their agricultural merits, he
had arrived at the conclusion that some SIX or
ION counties in Eastern Virginia, bordering
" The sea, could contribute more to the lux
wv and comfort of man than any other por-
,s nD of the habitable globe" In this opinion
,bn observant and philosophic Commodore
' rss not alone-and the successful trade which
has leen developed within the past few years,
nv the cultivation Of vegetables forthe North
avn markets, together with the trade IN fresh
eSb and oysters from our waters, and the
,ome in the winter season, prove the truth OF
tbe Conmodores conclusions, who thirty
vpars ago was an advocate OF market gar
dpns The writer makes mention OF the
ro,nties of Princess Anne, Elizabeth City,
Nansemond Isle of Wight, Matthews, Glou-
coster and Warwick, and other counties OF the
pepinsul :, as surrounding or within reacn OF
Norfolk, an1 aludes to the climate, soil, and
uroximity to market. .fsa3
He alludes to the sickness OF the "up-coun-
try" troops who were stationed here during
the wal with Great Britain, commencing IN
1872 when there was an abundant frult sea-
,op. These troops were imprudent III diet,
were rendered sick, and many died On their
rstnrn home,--the doings OF death were
spread far and wide throughout the State and
Norfolk acquired the reputation OF being
sickly place This was not due to her Out
Of the 500 men of the 18th Virginia Regi-
ment, stationed here in 1861, from and about
Petersburg, which remained here. till the eyac-
uation. only one man died in a period Of
nearly one year As the climate haa not
greatly changed, the legitimate inference is,
that the sickness of the troops in 1872 is just
" to bs attributed to imprudence in diet.
The production of Indian corn in this Sec
ton is regarded as unrivaled. The crops are
large, and the quality unsurpassed. The corn
Of the Seaboard is characterized as hard and
fnty, and will weigh more to the bushel than
any other known to the South 1t is said to
have been preferred in the New England and
West India markets to any other. 1t ma
lures earlier, and. consequently, orders can
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TIE Johnson CLUE IN PORTSMOUTH The
Richmond Dispatch thinks the call Of this
club slightly otfcious. Perhaps it would
have been more modest to have waited for
"big Richmond" to move in the matter,
though we are not aware of superior right in
any johnson club to assume the performance
Of the duty discharged by the association
in Portsmouth. The action of the Portsmouth
club only shows its energy and wakefnlness,
rather than its unfortunate forwardness.
The call had to be made, and we do not see
why they should be charged with oficious-
ness in taking the initiative, rather than
wait for those larger bodies, whose character
stic is said to be to move slowly. We are glad
to observe that the Dispatch has "no earthly
objection to a convention organized under
this, or any other CALL" Notwithstanding its
offciousness. lgl a1
Whatever may be urged against the nature
OF the call, or objected to its origin, one thing
is certain--it is practical, and is the first call
that Fas been made in the State
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"a CURIOSITY OF rBooK KEEp1Nel LIT

"a CURIOSITY OF CBooK KEEPING] LITE,
RATURE.-Some time ago. we saw curious
account rendered TO a distinguished prelate of
Virginia, going the rounds of the press, y
and while we cannot exactly equal that mar
velous specimen Of bookkeeping and or
biography, as the one in our possession, still
we have very curious paper Of the same ma
ture, which has been handed us by a friend.
The following bill was rendered by an honest
Teuton, to customer, to whom he had sold
two buckets, one of which he was told
wouldn't do the, other' would &c" and was
paid for:
To 2 Wooden Buckets, $1,000. e..T
& w oo1en do. asa 5.00.al sIA
l Wood do 500 rassi 91
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RoBBERY.-Night before last, some villains
entered the carpenter shop Of Mr. Samuel
Charlton, on Loyals lane, by forcngra win
dow 10 the rear Of the shop They robbed
him of all his tools, only leaving saws and
2 benches. This is quite sad occurrence,
as Mr.. Charlton has large family and no
means to support them, except by his daily
labor. We call upon our active police to
ferret out and bring to justice the miscreants
whoever they may be. VIA ts3
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INSURANCE.

VNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
l. COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
IN GO r p oR Il TED 1849.
Authorized Capital, si .eeSGSS55
.. Board of Directors:
j. Q. Deming, President.
John ,; Whitehead, President Franklin Ssv
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. II. Rowland, of late Rowland Brothers
John d. Gordan, of j. d. Gordan d Co.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & MeO. sav-
ings Bank.
.f Advioory board. ...s
Charles Reid, President Mer. 4 Nee Ea
W.T.. Harrison, President Mer and Nee, Saw
ings Bank.
q, Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison d Co.,
George, sangster, Esq, J. L. Barry, Esq, A.
l.. Hill, Esq.
Nas- City, and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
EuRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j G. DEM N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine insurance
sE Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Ea Baltimore
Mutual Fire Assurance Society. va.
Mg- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Carroes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY Il lie
lowest current rates.
.r j. G, DEMING. Agsn4
Office, Deming's Insurance Bnilding,
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce SITS.
rNHE NORFOLK
i LNSgRANcEAND TRUST
Capital HG mi : a IS ss,,oo5 ooo.
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $3.50 600
VIM. 3. ROGERS, President,
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
81. ca. DIRECT rs,
George Sang ssng.tsr, c Cicero B %ips,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. STABLES,
l4 8. s. DAWES, Secretarv,
. RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer
WIN. II. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
aA co M p A Ny.
Risks taken on all kinds Of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking. privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent. interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety DAYS
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on balances ULT
lst., and JANUARY lst Interest to co,nrnency
ten days after deposit, and to ten days prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all aad any other business
aPpcrtaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building known as the Ola Servings
Bank No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va
may3l-ly 44-