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Sales This Dan.

{. G. HANES S co. will sell at their store, on
Seventh street, between Broad and Mar.
shall. commencing al 10 o'clock, furniture,
srockery and glassware, clothing, and one
piano.
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO. will sell at l+2+,
late e., Main street, commencing ut 10
o'clock, n prime assortment OF groceries,
liquors, &c.
CLOPTON 4 MILLER will sell upon the
premises, at 6 O'Clock, +. NJ, building
lot on Seventeenth street. Also, two de-
sirable building lots on Federal street.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS will sell upon the
premises, at half past 1, p. NJ, two hand
some building lots on the north side Of
Marshall street, near Adams.
pAINES co. will sell at the warehouse Of
Wilson, Glazebrook Co, commencing at
10 O'Clock, eighty bales Of mountain timo-
thy hay
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M.yoR's CorRr. MONDAY MORNINa--
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDING.-M. Loterzo,
charged with threatening to assault A. u.
Jackson, who had called on him to collect
bill, was required to give>surety for his
future good behavior. ......
Mary Booker, negress, charged with
stealing breastpin from Henrietta Hack
man, was sent on for further examination.
Sophia Perkins, charged with stealing
dress from Miss Laura Rider, was sent on.
William r. Bailey and Joseph ii. Good.
man, two very genteel- looking young men,
were arraigned for fighting in the street.
Quite an array of testimony was taken,
from which it appeared that Bailey had
been attacked, and had acted solely on the
defence; whereupon he was released, aud
Goodman was required to give surety for
his appearance before the next term OF the
Grand Jury.
Frank Jeffries, charged with carrying
concealed weapons on the street, was re-
guired to give one hundred and fifty
dollars surety for his future good behavior.
George Nicholas, negro, charged with
bathing in the river and exposing his per-
son to passers-by, was committed in de-
fault of surety for his future good behavior.
Mary f. Brooks, charged with assaulting
and beating Margaret n. Williams, was
sent to jail in default of surety.
William Henry Lewis, charged with
stealing pair of pants from Julius Rison,
was remanded for further examination.
During the session Of the court, Mr..
William Ii. Brown, Of the firm of Peasley
& Brown, was taken with an cpileptic fit,
and had TO be carried out. He was at
tended by Drs. Theodore Mayo and --
Page, and recovered in short time.
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YER'S SARSAPARMLA is a con-

4 iER'S SARSAPARILLA il Il con-
\ cratr''ed extract of the choice root, so com
"'G wllA other substances Of still greater altrra-
I'VE power 10 afford an etectual antldote Tor DIS
t@s", SAh>APARlLLA H. Teputed 10 cure. such u
f.nrIy is surely wanted by those VIII" suffer from
>ihEMuts comp iaints, and that one which Will
accom- ui.sa their cure must prove, NJ TINS has, OF
EAr,r service To- this large class ci our auilcted
fellow .riulnns. How completely this coMpouhc
"Iti Do 1t has been proven by experiment on many
q The wort cases 10 be found III the following
s.nFla.Nis ,,
>r,uluia, Scrofulous swellinss and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pimples, PUStulcs, Bloiches, Eruptlons,
!, A.tLpny'a Fire, Rose or Ery>ipclas, letter or
SAT Ehrun Scald Head, RinsworH, &c. ,
>!lLl.'. Or Nenerial disease lssHpelied ron she
itt.h
Penal" Diseases are caused by Scrofnla IA the
'aDl, an! are often soon cured ty this EATRAtI
" HAA>APARlLLA.
b"u"g discard this invaluab ble medicine becau use
!"a nave been imposed upon hy something pre-
..hitnE 20 toe sar.aIarilia, while II was not
:" @"'' you have used AYERS, then, and not ti!i
t1'a, ~,a you know the virtues OF Sarsaparllia.
:.t minute particular. Of the diseases II cures We
.''t you to Az LRS American Almanac, which The
80 below naAIed Will furnish gratis 10 all VINO
cAikEs CATHARTlC PILLS, for the cure ot
n.->nH"ness, Jaundce, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
",,ehtoTy, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheu-
. a.'u Heartburn, arising from Disordered sto-
TT*,n, ram or Morbid lnaction Of the Bowels,
D,r,l.shSy, Loss oi Appetite, Liver Compliant,
lhry arc sugar coated So that tho most sensitive
@ae iaeA Pleasantly and they are the best
t.ro's t'sih Ia the world for all the purposes OF
.:t'epsrei by J. e. AYER& CO, Lowell, Mass,
~ 1o!l by dealers everywhere.
PURCELL, LADDa y Co, Agents.
IA, corner OF Main and Thirtesnth streets,
eI-.M Richmond, Va.
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OaKwoop MEMORIAL AssocIArIoS.-Ihs
managers of this Association acknowledge
with many thanks, the receipt Of sixty
two dollars from the ladies Of Leonards-
town, Nd, and its vicinity, collected oy
Miss M. Conrad. 1t seems that the ladies'
of Maryland will not tire in the good work.
They ministered to the comfort Of the sor-
rowing /" rebel" when he was wounded or
a prisoner, and now their angelic charity
impels them to aid the women OF Virginia
in preserving the quiet grave Of the fallen
Southern soldier. All honor and reverence
to the noble women Of Maryland.
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THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of the
Church Hill Female Seminary will take
place this Tuesday evening at s p. NJ,
in the Leigh-strcet Baptist Church. Essays
of the graduates will be read, and an ad-
dress will be delivered before the school
by Rev. T. II. Pritchard, Of Petersburg.
Subject: "The Bible as School Book"
The exercises will be interspcrsed with
original vocal melodies, sung by the
school.
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HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
PROM THH
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The proprietors OF these highly celebrated
Springs have, in view OF meeting the demand OF
the public had the water carefully bottled at the
Spring, as heretofore, In such manner az TO pre-;
serve It's virtues and characteristics as when used
Vt the fountain.
lis properties are well known, and experience
has proved it's great value in the follow ing DIS
eases which have been cured by Its use scroiuia,
Eryspelas, Torpidity ofthe Liver. Dyspepsia, Aph,
tha or Thrush Olena tan offensive discharge
from the nostri ntraetable Diseases OF the SKIN SKIN
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged fros-
trale 6 land, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits Irrabity OF the Bladder Diseases OF IN .
Kidneys Spinal Irritation, Neura lgia, Rheuma.
tism, Diseases Of Females, Chronic oph,halmie
Affections, whether dependent upon strumons or
other dyscrssia Of the body, and In all degenerate
and morbid conditions Of the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment. ,n,,
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
ha II. gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt atte ention.
DESCRlPTIvh PAMPHLETS, containing cert.
acatss of cures, and highly interesting letters from
most res bic sources, and other Information,
can be had on application to b. A. PORTER, Heal
Ing Springs, Bath county, Va, orto
:" PURCELL, LADD Co., Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the water.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
There is an article ON the market approxilnating
very closely to this medicine IN NAME, bnt differing
very widely ~ srBsTASCE. Persons wishing to
procure the SALTS OF THE ROCKBRlDGE ALUM
SPRINGS in Rockbridge county, Va, are notified
tha, they can be- had al THE SPRINGS and Of
PURCELL, LADD i co, Richmond;
A. Z. RrCHER, Lynchburs;
COLEMAN Il ROGERS. BALTIMORE;
REGEMAN \ Co, New York.
Other druggists III Virginia and In the other
States who keep these MINERAL WATERS on sale
in our bottles will he supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper credentials
AID with our phaplphlet.
The sales OF both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly regaining the position they held both north
and south before the war.
Price Of genuine Alum Mass, SEQ per pound; !;
II. 80 per ounce. RFALlER kANDoLfh'
iv aim Proprietors.
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A colored girl in Georgia has brought a
suit for breach of promise of marriage
against negro man. 1t is the first case OF
the kind known in Georgia. forney.
She must have brought her suit in me-
gro court, then for there is no constitu-
tional court in that State which would al
low such suit to be brought.
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Picnic OF CLAY-sTREET SCIooL.-The
Sunday school of the Clay-strect Metho-
dist Church will make picnic excursion
to Ashland on Wednesday next, leaving
the depot at 7.2O \. NJ. \ limited NUM-
Der of tickets will be sold. For a gentle
man, $l.5O: a lady, 81 and children not
members of the school, - cents. 1t will
be delightful trip, and the parents of the
children and friends of the school are ex-
pccted to be present in large numbers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DIspArrH FOR THE SPRISGs.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPATcH sent them At sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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.n,rn.,ure and experience demon.


~...a.usge If nature ana experience oemoh'
40. that whoever would ENJOY IN" pleasures "'
49, beauties ct lsndscSp"s--'he joys OF COM
' .. ,N, t.,lnpss Of lltIrature-oT the
#"N N"' ,., ,rA r.nryn--,au,t 1.r,strr,
.maf, - si",'''' MI"
...nt,''i.
~. ,.r-.rh & the receptacle Cf all nourish
tA' ''.,, r.,,,,,.t, r,nn which All mart, of The
"-a' .,,.r,,,r, Tho egsc, of foul. IN.
'' ' ...,,.,, ,b, stomach - IA dsr.pg. lhs
.7' 80 - h,,,5,,chs L',, nf
,i,r,r,.rt.f s,,., s,t.d tyea,s. lotc
".. <~,,,s. b,,rmiaqs, coasti.,riiom, inca
'1' ,,I.,.,, 80 ',,,xlrny 5v,y
".' :.,N, A., ,IL,,,J rsa,>s
mv>pgpst,
,,..[,..,,, hans G ma rn,,ts To-
'.-'s '>''". ,..n'.,,,,,, J,.,y The
7@" r... -. ,,.rr,I ,or ycr.r,,iops 10
w.. ~. .,r,.,f,.r. Ard In. prop.r mean,
.t..,'.,rttc i.raur.tasnts C..ain in
-. r..p lonf known a. psrtia.!y 81:
.,,.,r..r,.scwe,s
".-r.,Y, EApE Ann ST CROlX l.l'M
..r,t rhy,tr,a, ,..,,proiry in the ,rop!c
-. i"..' ~ ;,,,,hn T,,,,x ~ .hn n,.
.#"+'t '.''"tN' "'>'''t''h INV t.,
.a. .s'n"I'i In" r"'Fo i"f 'h' n.s'' "''"i"i',s
rl.., mos, important end The article was
...tas private me liC ne when IT, saluIary
,.--o,,,,., known. II W.. Lrou, ,ht GA, under
.,
ppAEr.S PLANTATION ElTTEES.
.g. yr.rh lu.rr!ny power, and are iaken
,s..,yr. of n beverage. They perform
"" r.,,t r,.r., In stubborn case. of Dvsrer-
r.n.,.l,.rt. Nrryous Affections Loss OF
... ,.,.,r..,,...t tcycrs. piarrh,ra Sour Sto-
,1.,.,,L., Fever aud Ague, Weakness,
.... n..,..r.ir..cv, SC. 4sn, ,ratng alt,,lise,.
..,..-..,n..,s t,atr. N,Y .1"Hit he in srtry
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PARDoxED ny THE GOvERNoR.-Zacchius
Champinn, confined in the penitentiary
under sentence of the Hastings Court of
the city of Richmond upon charge of
murder, was pardoned on yesterday by the
Governor.
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FIRE.-Last night at about 10 o'clock .
fire broke ont in an old frame building IN
rear of the First African Church, and in 0
few moments 1t was entirely consumed.
The house was used by Mr.. 49, Hackett
as a carpenter shop. Loss small. The
timely arrival Of the firemeH prevented
damage to tho church,
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RocKBRIDGE ALrN SPRISGs.-There were
about one hundred visitors at this popular
watering place on Saturday, and the num-
Der has been daily on the increase.
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MAsoSlc.-The stated monthly meeting
of Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. l9, OF
Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons, will
be held tonight at the Masonic Hall on
Franklin street at o'clock, p. N.
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CODE SULPHlS, CALCIS SULPHlS;
n these new chemical agents, both Of which are
highly recommended in cases of lEASri NoMli-
ING The former is also used locally as a wash
i'm that species Of apthons sore mouth whicn IL al
tributed to parasitic vegetable.
MEADE Il BAKER, Apothecaries,
,a2a Ninth and Franklin streets.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY are
running on the Virginia Central and Orange
and Alexandria roads.
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10. o. F.-Friendship Lodge, No. 10,
I. O. o. F., will meet tonight at Odd Eel.
lows Hall at S O'clock.
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ps- ESTABLISHED l,l5.
LOUIS J. BoSsiEUX,
Hxnufxcturpr Df

DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer In
FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS.
&c, &c,
b.gs to inform his old frie ds and customers that
hv has resumed bu-in-ss At his ol stand,
No. 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires 10 return thanks for their pAht liberal
"a ronag", ami invi.es them 4" Renewal o! thrif
business connexions, promising equitable isaling.
HE motto Is quick sales and small pronu.
/. 2l-tm
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITOL.-John IL.
Lewis has been commissioned as notary
public for the city of Lynchburg and
county Of Campbell.
James W. Wright has been commits
stoned as notary public for the county Of
Campbell.
The evidence of the qualification of A.
Proctor Smith, Of San Francisco, as COM
missioner of Virginia in the State OF Cali.
fornia, has been received and fled.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To A. 7. Sum.
walt, Southern Express: to the National
Express Company.
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THE CELEBRATION AT EI.BA PARK yes
tcrday was u joyous affair. From noon,
numbers of our citizens gathered in the
Park, and kept up the gaieties until u late
hour last night. The following are the
names of the gentlemen on the committee
Messrs. Gipperch, Hauser, Siebert, Miller,
Thomas, aud Schmidt. These gentlemen
seemed indefatigablc in their efforts to pre-
serve order and promote the pleasure OF
all present. Mr.. Heinrich, the president
of the German Sanvcrein Association,
made neat little speech. Judge Crump
was called ON for a reply, but excused
himself on account Of indisposition. Mr..
J. II. Gilmcr was then called on, and re-
Piled appropriately.
Rosenberger's orchestra and Ambrecht's
band were there, and discoursed some OF
their best music. On the whole, the affair
passed of most pleasantly, and everybody
seemed well pleased with the days enter
tainmcnt.
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DaowsEp.-Yesterday morning Q negro
man named Charles Johnston, while at
tempting to get his dog out of the basin,
fell in. and before his friends could reach
him. was drowned. He was caught as he
had sunk for the third time, and DR..
Snead, who was riding by at the time, used
all possible restoratives in vain. The de-
ceased was from Scottsville, and was
boat hand on the New Era"
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sB REMOVAL The undersigned have
removed their place OF business from <ao Mar.
shall street to soi Main street. second door east Of
Eighth street, where they will be- pleased to sss
their friends and the public generally. They Win
keep cons antly on hand = choice selection of
Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors. Tobacco, Ci-
gars, &C., &c, which they promise TO sell 81 low
rates for cash.
jy H-iw DfkiN JAC'bS.
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Fourteen silver groschen was all the
Prussian invaders found In the saxon
Treasury at Dresden,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sH- RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY %, u1.
oyrtcg CORNER or TwgLsrH AND MAIN srssHrs,
RfcHxoSD, Va.
FIRE AgD MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK.

This Company Is prerared to make Fire AMI Ma
rlne Insurance Of all kinds.
u will also receive money On deposit 10 the
Savings Department, and allow six PIT cent. in'e'
res, thereon, whether of large or smtii .nmt-Ias
asorJing fne opportunity for persons d"P"sea "
lay up money.
JOHN B. DAVIS. President.
JOHN F. e. POTTS, Secretary.
pIREcroRs.
J. B. Davis, H. d. Mitchell.
X. q. H4,kins, James u. Taylor,
i. ii. sarke, David ". Lea,
c. W. Purcell. r r. Woodward,
SS. Cottreii, William Ira smith,
l.. II. FIayser, r. n. Bo.her, ...7
John A. Bclvin, 7. w. boswell,
J y. e. Potts.
The Board meets for discount every wEDSES.
DAY ats o'clock, y. N. Iyn Il
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Tgr BRIDGE OVER PoTOaAC RrS.-The
bridge over Potomac run, on the Rlch-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road between Fredericksburg and Aqua
creek, was burned down and rebuilt more
than once during the late war, and at its
close, a trcstle- bridge ninety feet high was
thrown across the run by the Federal
authorities. AS soon as their arrange
mcnts could he perfected, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company determined to put up per-
maneu, bridge. The work was COM
mcpccd, and in the short space of twenty
six DAYS the temporary trestle- bridge
has been replaced by first t-class Howe's
truss bridge, nearly four hundred feet
long, without the traffic Of the road being
interrupted for single day.
This is only another instance of the ener-
~ which has always Characterised the
management of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad. The road it
self is in fine order, nearly all the floating
debt has been paid off, and the sharehold-
crs may reasonably expect that the spring
Of 1867 will again see them in receipt OF
dividends upon their stock.
Mr.. Samuel Rice, foreman carpenter,
had charge of the construction OF the
bridge under the company's engineer.
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A CHILD Po1sosED.-A negro girl named
Matilda Fleming was arrested on ycstcr-
day for administering laudanum to the in
FAINT child of Mrs. Tooncy with evil intent.
Matilda wanted 70 90 to a frolc on Sunday
night, and gave tn. child some laudanum
to keep it quiet. On yesterday morning
the child was found asleep, and an empty
bottle, marked laudanum, by her side. BY
great eyertions the childs lite has been
saved. Matilda says that she has always
been yery fond of the child, and thought
that the iaudanum was syrup of squills.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLY II.
Sun rises Moon sets......... 10 :s
Sun sets 90 High tide "a. N. D.. s.eS

PORT OF RICHMOND. JuLY ID, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Niagara, Couch New York merchan.
disc and passengers, q. !. Watson.
Steamship Ha,tera-, Clark, New York, nerehan-
disc and passengers, s. Ayres & Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, A. X. Tatum
SAILED.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Edgar, Norfolk. mer.
chandi.. and passengers, J. II. Freeman.
Steamer Gaorgesnna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers, John H. Freeman.
BELOW.
Steamer Washington, New York.
Steamer Alexandra, Philadelphia, and steam.
tug with four schnoners in tow, will be up carly
this morning. nth. -,
bound up /: one ashore Vt jamestown.
BALrIxpRE, July Is Arrived, schooner Ssrsn
skinner, Richmond Sailed, schooner Eleanor,
shannon, Richmond.
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CALLED Court OF MAGIsTRATEs.-At
called session of the Hastings Court of
Magistrates yesterday, John Hill, negro,
was examined for stealing a watch, and
sent on.
The case of Alley Baker was continued
until the next regular term of the court.
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SgPRi>ON LIFE or OFJEFFERsON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Oil.
NOR.
pOLLARD's HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN or TIE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL. ARP. For sale by -
10 29-ts tohh i'hHbh.
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SN DENTAL sOTICE.-NIrROUS OXIDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DESrrT, having .
superior apparatus for the acture OF this gas.
is prepared to administer 1t as ane-theic In the
EXTRACTION oF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
asit highly important that the gas should bs
fresh and pure timely notice should be given OF
desire to nse IL.
Office and residence northwest corner of Seventh
n md rr,nklin streets jy 2-lms
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TuE HEAT on YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing was the range of the thermometer on
yesterday at 3 3o'clock, p. NJ, in the shade {:
Church Hill, lOl; Virginia Central depot,
lOl: Rison's drug store, corner Third anu
Main streets, 100; Starke & Ryland's, Main
street, 1Ol. At Bidgood l. Riley's the
thermometer was too short to show the
extremes of heat, but the mercury was
somewhere above 100.
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OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, e5co, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION Allows SIX PER CENT.
OF DEPOSITS.
l. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Y. A. Paine. LID. Crsnshsw, ". X. Qusrles,
WIN. n. Lyons, Jr, X. Il. Blanken-
A. Bodeker b. b Wer'ser' snip.
W A. Spot, Moses Eily-on, b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas w. Archer, A. a. huiehin-
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosehbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, J. W. Hall, A. Jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, WI. Gray, W. Z. Tanner,
T. u Dudley. Alfred Moses, }. ~ Nowiin.
The security offered to deposiior' II undoubted,
and the Institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all In city and country is called
to this Institution. Here they will nnd 'eeurity,
convenience, and profit. sums as small as nvs
dollar. may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on came.
OGice hours from "a. N. to3P 81; on Saturday
from "a. 81. to p. ~. ami from 4tosP u.
ie i7-d&swts
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ACCIDENT. - Yesterday morning Mr..
Henry Ambrose stepped into Sloat's shop,
ON Cary street, to see friend In charge Of
one of the planning tables. Whilst in con.
versation with him, his hands were caught
in one of the cog-wheels, and the flesh torn
from them. Fortunately, the machinery
was Immediately stopped, and no bones
were broken. DR.. Page was called in, and
rendered surgical aid.
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..y- uAION BANK OF RiCHMOND.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

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