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81 WHAT IL 1T TIT is LEVY BROTHERS.

81 WHAT II 1T tit IL LEVY BROTHERS.
advertisement 10 which we wish to call your at
tsntion, and assure you 1t Is to your advantage
to read 1t, a. /, is to give you the prices OF goods
purchased since the great decline.
Handsome Mozambiques AT zoe, worth a7sc !;
at 25c.. worm doc. F; at size, worth eoc.
Lawns at l?5, l6a, and an excellent article nj
2sc., worth 371c.;
Calicoes at I2t, log. and zoe:
Bleachad Cotton, full yard wide, at lesc., worth
25c.:
Crochet Trimming. six yards in piece, for
loc., worth loc. per yard
Handsome Pearl, Apber, and Cry'tal Trim
mings at 2s, IS, and 5oc.-just exactly half
price, and no mistake;
Doylies, warranted all linen at sl.5o per dozen,
Fine Swiss Muslin at 4oc. per yard, would be
cheap at Coo.
Fine Checked Muslin at SOC, can't be beat at
75c. elsewhere;
Nainsook Muslin AZ Csc, worth 4Oc.
Dimity Bands at Is, 90, and 2Sc. worth 25, IS.
and Soc;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief at 81 % per
dozen;
Fine Irish Linen at 75c.. worth 81;
Shirt Bosoms at l5c., worth &c. i;
Real Bird EYE Diaper at 3oc. per yard, worth
Soc:
Russia Diaper at 80 50 per piece, worth "a so :;
Linen Table cloths at 81, worth 81 so;
Linen Table Damask, very heavy, at 81 per
yard, worth $780,
Hemstitched Hsndkerchiefs at 5oc., worth 75c. .
Damask Napkins ut 80 per dozen, worth $50. :;
French wove Corsets at SIPS;
Parasols, pure silk. at 81, 81. IS, 81 so, and up
to sail of which are very cheap goods;
Linen Sheeting, full width, at 81 so per yard !;
Hermann and Grenadine Shawls at S3 worth - .
Real Shetland Shawls al 50 so worth So
Very Heavy Black Silk at - 25, worth -.
All of the above bargains, besides great ma ny
more, can be had at the old established store Of
LEVY BROTHERS,
my2l No. l5i7 (old No. l5l Main street.
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FoRyEY RAPs HIS CORRESPONDENT OVER
THE KyucKLEs.-The Chronicle OF yester-
day says:
uThe position of the Chronicle in regard
% raf.rson Davis and his recent trial has
heen 50 clearly and emphatically defined
in our editorial columns that we scaIceil
aaon, # necessary to contradict the state
mepts published in several newspapers
which have endeavored to convey a diller-
ent impression as to our views, on account
Of a complimentary toast said to have been
offered to jefferson Davis at Richmond by
one of our correspondents"
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;o,o Tho came school with white children,
and his own person into the same rooms
and seats with white men. In fact, he
claims social equality for that Is Just the
snm and substance Of the Alabama plat
form. And he might as well learn now as
at any future time that that is just what he
can never have so long az white men snail
be white men. To attempt any compro-
mise upon such points is to concede every
thing that is claimed.
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GENERAL Burton DENOUNCED BY Ne
GRoEs.-A negro writes to the New York
Tribune that General BURTON, commanding
the military district of Fortress Monroe,
Va, prohibits colored persons from cross
ing Mill Creek bridge, to go to Fortress
Monroe, or to come from thence, no matter
how urgent or important the business,
without a "pass" issued from his head
quarters, while white men are allowed to
20 where they please inside the fortress
or on the point, without let or hindrance.
Which shows that General BURTON has
found out that negro is nothing but ne
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We publish the Diary of Booth as part
of the history of the times, and because
Buffers attack upon BINGHAM as having
been connected with its suppression has
created a great desire on the part OF the
public to see its contents. The reader
will find little in it to repay him for the
trouble of its peruSal.
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Meetings.


TL0yER HILL RAILROAD COM
" PANY-stoc XII olders VIII please pear MI IN
MIND the ANIMAL meeting w " tna s1 Smiths
Office on Franklin street between Seventh ana
Eighth.
nv %! MT %te +! = wooLDRIDGB. Treasurer.
THE OLD BURIAL GROUND On
ACLDsMY HILL,-A called meeting OF al
who have relations or friends buried In the old
Academy Hill burial ground. north OF me Ans p,
r,esn chu 9s ns on TaTRsDAY EVENING May
a. at o'clock. The condition Of the ground CALI
for immediate attention and Ts ,s w sround ' was
mencs operations forthwith. Ihls siouha ""'
formerly called the no ph&S l. SMITH, President
WILL1Ax H. JOHNSON, Secretary. my -
NOTICE.-The members of the Society
~ of the "SECKEr son, OF LOVE " are 70.
near tho Ms %r college ,n on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING the 22d instant, at o'clock +. TO ceie-
brate their first anniversary.
By order of the President; co.ro,orv
N. B-The citizens OF Richmond who have
members OF this Society In their employ ment are
on this OCCASION and oblige their humble and ODE
d my s sfr?ae''' President ID nj s. sG = L.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF TIE VIRGINIA CENTRhL RA !, R,,
tors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
held at the Office Of the company In the city OF
Richmond March 20, 1857, the following preamble
and resolution was adopted
by acts the s' tIsna al
Railroad Company has been authorized to con.
tract with the Commissioners OF Virginia and
West Virginia for the completion OF the Covington
and Ohio railroad and whereas this Board has
been induced To believe that an amount of stock
not less than 50 coo 900, payable in cash install
ments, can be obtained towards building the Co.
vington and Ohio railroad, provided the stock
holders will agree to max that amount prefer.
red stock At eight per centum
PtSniUti, That the stockholders be convened
on the 22d day If May, to consider whether they
will auth orizs the Board to negotiate for building
the road If the subscription of stock above men
toned shall be obtained"
In accordance with the foregoing resolution the
stockholders OF the company are hereby notified
and requested to meet in general meeting In the
city Of Richmond on the day mentioned in the re-
solution.
EXTRACTS FROM THE BYLAWS or THE COMPANY
IAN proxies to represent stockholders at a ge-
neral meeting shall be In writing and signed by
the person thus transferring the power partner
ships may sign in the name OF the partnership,
and the signature OF either member of the firm
shall be valid
"Noproxy shall be valid given more than sixty
"No proxy for individual stockholders shall
pass free going to or returning from the meetings
OF the company unless he is himself a stock
holder.
1.-The books Of transfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous 10 any general meeting"
By order Of the Board
J. GARRETT. Treasurer.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAr CosPASY,l
RICHMOND, March %, 1867.
my 7-d&swtd
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The southern papers which are publish
ing the facts Of the riot in Mobile in the
expectation of disarming Radical editors
and speakers have not yet learned the
true character of those gentry, and are
wasting time and space. Political capital,
not the truth, is what the FORNEYs desire.
They have no use for facts.
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Of his life

LEWIS WEIcHMANN, who seems to be a
hardened wretch, has been pumped dry by
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, and his con-
LESSONS given to the public through the
New York Tribune. We feel horror OF
the malignity of WEICHMANN, who seems
to glory in the fact that he was instru-
mental in the execution Of Mrs. SuRRATT
and in the arrest OF her son.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING CA
rnonJ Fraderir ksburg and potomac and Ricb.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connection Com
pany will he held on the 30ih day OF May 1857, AZ
IL o'clock NJ, at the office of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company In the city OF Rich-
Inond. J. 3. WINSTON,
nv 1-tdm Secretary.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
NEW FRAMED COTTAGE kssIDsNCE. Oy
THE NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON BETWEEN
CLARKE AND ST. PETER sTKEETs, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOS.-Will be sold At auction on The
premises on FRIDAY the q h May, 1901 At Ia (.
pat o'clockP. NJ, the NEW FRAMED COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located ~ above, opposite TO Mr.
Aherns grocery store, containing four rooms, al.
mirably adapted for asmall family.
Possession gwen al orce.
Terms: One fourth cash balance a. three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, int-rss!
added. secured by a trust deed. The taxes ana 10.
surance for 1897 10 be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GODDIS APPBRsON,
my2s Auctioneer.
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SUGGEsTIvE.-In the Washington Chroni-
Gle of yesterday we find the following sug-
gestive heading to an article: " First Mill
"tary Dstrict-Circular from john NJ.
" BOTTSn
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.

thigh CONSTA SALE.-WilI
be sold on WEDNESDAY, May n, 1887, a.
10 o'clock A. M. the following property, to wit
i p pa'r.upp peri PLATFORM sCALEs
part barrel COFFEE,
COX STARCH,
dozen AXES,
CORN-MEAL BINS,
Lot Of CLOTHING,
Lot SHOvELs and SPADES, new;
Lot CHEwiSG TOBACCO,
CHAIRS. BUREAU,
WASHSTANDS,
Lot GLASSWARE, &c /, &c,
TO satisfy sundiy warrants and executions in my
hands A. X. CRUMP,
my 90 H. c. r.
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TowNE's PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, pub
lished by JOHN z. MORTON s. Co., of Lou
isville, KY, seems to be good book for
children.
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| CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

ShaN,p ~ SrIIL 'iis'iNAh
IA LANDS have formed business couutc.
ton with Aessrs Mugphcy i Troutman, Real BE-
tate Agents and Brokers. Philad-lphiI ). wEo have
applications for the purchase Of large number q
farms aud Other real property In Virgins, ior
which fair aud reasonable prices will be paid by
Ponnsylvsnians desiring 10 remove o. this state.
On application, IN person ct by mail, viii Win
pleasure furnish any having land for sale sPa'
cifc information on the sub sct,
J. ID. lMBoDES, Attorney a. Law,
ap 2o-ts Richmond. Va.
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SDPciHI Notices.

OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxpASr,,
RICHMOND, May 81, 1857. (
r. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE vIR-
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY will
meet TO-DAY at IL O'Clock A. NJ. In the hall OF
the House OF Delegates.
my 22-it J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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By Grubbs h Williams, Auctionean,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
BRICK DWELLING

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
' on THIRD STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY. STREETS, FOR SALE At AUG.
TON We wi i sell at auction, on the premtsas
NJ, the valuable BRfCK DWELLING situated a..
above described, nov occupied by G. VI. Bo-her
The house contains 10 rooms, with kitchen with {
rooms, stable, carriage. house sc. The lot Ir. ns
Il feet and runs back about $50 feat. This II a
we'll located ana very desirable re- idsnca, being
convenient to business and In good neighbor.
hood.
TBRNa: Onethiri cash balance AT and I
months for negotiable notes, interest added, -.
cured by trust deed Tn. taxes for 1897 to b. paid
by the purchaser. GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
nv y AnEtlmneaFa.
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Mr.. BANCROFT accepts the mission tC
Prussia.
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Stock ReqitisitiOns.

OFFICE VIRGINIA CEsTK.L RAILROAD CogPASY,l
RIcHaoSD, May 7, 1897. I
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD
"A OF DIRECTORS OF the Virginia Central
Railroad Company h cid at the ot1ce OF the CON
pany In the city oil Richmond on the Sd instant
the following resolution was adopted
"ReSotrsd That the Delinquent stockholders be
required to Ray tn. balances due their stock In
three equal instalments-viE., on the 18th OF May,
3Oth OF May. and 18th OF June"
The stockholders referred to ara requested TO
pay the acquisitions promptly, and thus facilitate
the completion VI the ROAD 10 Iovington.
my s-tl5Je J. dARkkTT, Treasurer.
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s''''"' 1'U' :" "ths THarI sTset
0NE HUNDRED AND SIXTY.
HT REs AND OyEBtGHTH ACRES OF
LasD; pIrI6Ep IaTo EIGHT LOTS, ygAs
nAFthssfsk, FOR SALE At AUCTION Al
s,q, OF california, We will cell At pubic suc,ior
on the premises. at o'clock P ". on TUESDAY
me aist OF May, 1851, s9s ACRES OP LAND In
each. This land Is a portion Of The Bnrtoo, frsr,
and lies exec llently for improvement. The vhos
tract fronts beautifully on the Midlothian tnrn'
pike and Broad Eock road, and adIoins the Jsr5.
OF Thomas Walden, Jr., Esq and Others. and n
one ard bali mites II Mayo's bridge. This IsrS
being sold In small tracts and on Cd term. vii
enable persons Of small means IN buy small farm
in good neighborhood At reasonable figures
TERMS one fourth cash balance 4, fon,
eight, twalve, sixteen, and twenty four month
negotiable notes interest added deferred nav
ments secured by trust deed
PlLKINTON, PULLIAM 4 Co,
AGetionsers
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HOUSE FOR SALE, TO BE RE.

IL MOEED-Will be sold to the highest -
bidder, on the premises on FRIDAY NEXF -
he 2Ith instant, ats o'clock i. NJ TWO. In
STORY WOOD House, with tEo chimneys to Es
removed within fifteen daS-. This hou," = sta.
atei near the corner Of Nineteenth and Franklin
streets. on part of my factory lot. Terms cash
my 2l-ItF WILLIAM n. GRANT.
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Soap and Candles.

~~-~-~-"~-
ESTABLISHED 1884.
- 2. J. CREW CO.,
tsuccsssors to @. Crew son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. llS. lis, and III. Seventeenth stree.
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now In factory = large stock Of supsrios
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We offer to the trade 1T such prices "a wiz
make It TO the interest Of all 10 pauoniIs this HON
mandatory, NH ll--3m
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By Grubbs i williams, Auctionesrs,
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
Y AT The NORTHEAST CORNER or MAIN
AND THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY request OF the representatives Of DR.. r. w.
Hancock deceased we will sell at auction. on tbs
premises, on WEDNESDAY. 2ai MAY, at g. o'clock
r. NJ, the very VALUABLE LOTS located as
above described, fronting 80 feet on Main. and
running back co feet on Third street, making
front OF so feet on each street.
This property is valuable, either for the erection
Of or more dwellings for stores IN at part
Of Main street IL now being built mp with hand
some stores and must all soon be wanted for bust
ness purpojes.
TsRas: One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest, for negotiable
notes, secured by trust deed
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
nv 90 Auctionaars.
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Lost, Str0ycd, and IOund.

TOUND.-A POCk ET~BOOK con-
Il tanning a small of money EZ7z--VT2,[--zZ7ZZ3
The owner can obtain II by calling atifu "A
the office OF the city Ga Works, Rock - Sa
cts and paying for this advertis ement. N------s
my 22-lt*
TAKEN UP, on my farm, near the
city. on the Meadow Bridge road. twelve
HOGS. The owner will please call for them and
paw cost. tmy :2-it*l +. II. D4ANE.
DIV l. u . l. L. A r s. REW3 RD.-
l. strayed or stolen, on Saturday eve %
ming 18th instant, from Brook avsnue SI.<>Sa
near Bacon's Qlarter Branch, BLACK
and TAN TERRIER SLUT. On the neck was a
brass collar. Ears cut close. will give nve dol
ar- reward II she * returned to me at No IL Four
teenth street, or at distillery, Bacon's Quarter
Branch. - .z
tuy 2l-ptE JAMES j. foS Ten.
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By Grubbs i Williams. Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

DRICK DWELLING AND LARGE
ID LOT, on MADDUX HILL. FOR SALE AT
AUCTIOS.-wa will sell At auction, on the pre-.
misses. on SATURDAY the 25th day OF May At S
o'clock +. NJ, the handsome BRICK DWELLING
on MadduX Hill near the residence OF J. W Lew.
ellen, Esq The house il the best In that locality
1t las seven rooms The lot fronts about 20 feet
and runs back 100 feet
TERMS: At sale. The take. for 1887 to be paid
by the purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my22 Aucttonsers
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POSTp OyRMRyT.

In consequence OF the inclemsncy Of the
weathar, the above sals Is postponed unu
THURSDAY at the same hour. myI
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AnllfSollle7lfS.


LEAST AND FAIR. AT UNION
IT STATION METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCh
HlLL.-The ladies' connected WITH tbs chn,en
ment OF the church during this week. The pro-
ceeds Of the Fair WI be applied TO the iiqnida.
ton OF d. bit due by the church The PATRONAGE OF
tn public Is respectfully solicited. my Ut
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MAYAGEREss. ANNIE SETON.
STAGE T THEsGsNi' EVENING, NV a, 1897
will bs presented the Grand Spectacular Drama In
four acts, entitled the
TALE OF EYCHASTMENT,
introducing all the Scenery, Mechanical Effects,
&c, of the
BLACK CROOK.
The management have been at an enormous ex-
pense In getting together full and complete h Al
tyr CDRPS DAsSEUsBS &c. together with a
fall DRAMATIC COMPANY, form ing one OF the
strongest combinations ever offered to the Rich
mond public.
In consequence OF the enormous expense attend
ing the production Of this piece, the management
have been compelled to adopt the following scale
of prices
ADMISSION. hV CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS IN DRESS rfRcLE...... Is CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS IN oRCHEsrRA........ Is CENTS.
SECOND 80 CENTS.
THIRD 20 CENTS.
PRIVATE bcAhs... ...''....''.' ana %
Box Office open for sale Of reserved seats daily
from II 10 | clock, and from to S o clock
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Grand Black Crook
Matinee. c. ;. WHITNEY,
my 2o--st Business Manager.
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4 GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
n OF LANDS IN VIRGISIA.--With view to
aid those In this State who have lands for sale, a.
well as to invite industrious Immigrants with CAPT.
til to settle IN Virginia, the undersigned Ia,
opened office In the city of Richmond Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose of negotiating for the purchAse "
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c.
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract to sell At moderate rates, at my option giving
me sufficient tins (say three or four mDHthsi 10
e Effect thu same, will most likely be able 10 dis.
pose of their property, II they furnish me with
full description ~ to location. quantity price, &c
My acquaintance with the northern people u ax-
tehsive, and with A thorough knowledge OF Tie
lands in Virginia, hope To succeed ~ giving en-.
tire satisfaction 10 both buyer and seller.
Twin charge commission 10 the purch aser. but
nothing to the seller, a. propose 10 Uork for The
purchaser and not for the vonder
! respectfully invite Communication with me-,
either personally or by letter and IL, upon exam
nation, the lands offered are thought 10 bs cesirA
BILE and cheap, will provide the necessary con
and recommsn nd IN to my NORTH friends,
using my influence and best exert ms TO egre.
sales. FRANKLIN sTEARSs,
Fifteenth street between Main and cary,
Richmond Va.
Messrs. James ID Blackwell, attorney q. law, and
b. II Smith will act az my confidential agents.
nv Tim
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Real Estate 1gencicS.

w b. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, Office northwes.
corner Main and Eleventh streets lin the National
Sank Of virginia.: Richmond, Va, gives special
attention to the RENTING OF HOUSES and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS The patronage OF
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places in Wiz.
ginia. comprising upwards Of 70, 90 ACRES OF
LAND, from choice to common, at reasonable
prices. Call and SEQ his list.
Is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company. Assets over 5000, 900 Plan purely
mutual. w. h. ROBINS, Agent.
Once northwest corner Main and
my l6-ts Eleventh streets Richmond Va
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BONrding and LOdgiRg.

DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, II H
MOND, VA.-Ths commodions and admirably
located building, having been thorough repaired
and newly painted, is now open and prepared 10
accommodate TRANslENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BOsRDEkS The rooms are large, airy,
and handsomely furnished, the location i central,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode
rate my 2l-ts
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rT- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTlTUTION.l
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.

ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z. A Paine, l.. u. Crenshaw, w. K. Qnarles,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr., K. Z. Blanken-
A. Bcdeker, Is. Wesiger, ship.
w. A. Spott Moses EllvSon, J. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchr-
K. T. Taylor, !. Rosenbaum, son,
w. Z. Binlord, J. ". Hall, T. w. boswell,
J. A. Belvin, W. F. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
T. Z. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. NJ. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself 10 all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country Is called
To this institution. Hero they will hnd security.
convenience and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be- deposited, and six per cent. interest
received on same.
Office hours from . 4. NJ. 10 p. NJ. on Saturday
from 9 a. NJ to- p. NJ, and from to6P. u.
il l3-dSswts
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For Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-A
WI Just arrived 1T the EXCHANGE LsA
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, Frank "
lin street ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and G61nae
WILL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF hne YOUNG
sell at fair prices. $1,000
invite the attention OF tn farmers and slant.
srs OF North Carolina and Virginia TO this superior
lot OF stock and promise them satisfaction AS TO
quality and price. [fe 22-tsl JOHN b. DAVIS.
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auction Suites.
2 ? = z 2 2 = = 2 ? = =
FUTURE DAY.

BY Pilkinton. Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctionesrs, Commission Merchants and Ra,l
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street
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Stamping.

EOR RREMEN.-The A Bremen
Il ship EUROPA, Captain Wow HAGEN. III
will be- at City Point In about two weeks, sAs>yf
and load for the above named port. .a=sL
For freight or passage, apply r,
my I--2w NOTING hohLLh.
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For Rent.

DOR RENT. a very desirable COT.
l. TAGE on Grove road. II Is Aw being -
put in good repair. and will be ready for h.Is
occupancy In about two weeks. There are III
two acres of ground attached. Apply TO
". b. Robins,
Real Estate Agent,