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RenI Estate Agenctes.

4 aENCY FOR THE PuRcH Lac %
"A oT LANDS TN. v1RufHIA.--With Wv VIZ ~
AID thosa in this State who have lanos ZOE .ni
Gsli m 10 invite ind ustrious tnmigrann VIII r..
tai IN ssttIe In Virginia, the undersien1a on
anened an oice in the city Of Riehm9na ,... On
TTPEaen,h street between Main and Cary sIeeu,
for the purpose Of negotiating f9p me a
FARMIEG and NERAL LAHDs,A MILL Si1hS'
"G; +,es having lands for sale, and who will con-
tract 10 sei al mod rate rates at my option giving
mo m IN slant time say three or four months) 70
sffect the same, will most likely be able 70 dis
pose OF their property, Il they furnish me with
mi description as to location quantity, price, &C.
nv acquaintance with the northern people is ex.
tsnsive, and with a thorough knowledge OF the
lands In Virginia, hope to succeed in giving en-
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller.
Iwiu charge commission to the purchaser. but
nothing to the seller as propose to loork for the
p,rchGser, and not for the vender.
/ respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter and II, upon exam
nation the lands offered are thought to be desira'
BILE and cheap, will provide the necessary. con-
tracts and recommend en- to my north friends,
using my influence and best exertions 70 effect
sales FRANKLIN STRARN6,
Fifteenth street between Main and Gary,
Richmond, Va.
Messrs James D. Blackwell. attorney at law, and
B. q. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
ie 10-2m
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gLoCUTIoN AND RHETORIC.

BLOCUTlON AMI hhhlohlO.
Buffers Common School Speaker. By No
Bile Butler, A. Observation-Disclosures. ! q
Original Dramas, Dialogues, Declamations'
and Tableaux Vivants for school exhibi.
tions, May-day celebrations, and parlor
amusement. By Mrs. Russell KaVanaugh.
Bronson's Elocution or Vocal Philosophy.
New edition very much enlarged. 2
Whately's Rhetoric from the last London
svo edtien, with the authors latest i'm
provements, l2mo., cloth. o
Whately's Logic reprinted from the last svo.
London edition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Bonnelrs Manuel of Composition. Tin
press) By Rev. John N. Bonnell, Printi-
nal Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga.
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Copies of any of our publications will be semitic
teachers for examination, with view to intro
duction, on application to ED. W. HALBACH,
Charlottesville, Va.
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BOTANY.

Botany for Schools BY John Darby, A. NJ,
Professor OF Natural Science, East Alabama
Male College, Auburn, Ala. lin preparation.]
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AnlalSe711e7ltS.
CT. JAMES LECTURE~RooM.

ct. JAMES LECTURE~ROOM.
Tim scbolars OF St. James Singing School, unoef
the direction OF Mr.. E. q. Chamberlayhe' 'f''
will give
CONG ERT
On THURSDAY EVENING" JULY 10, i0V,'
49, hanost NJ The Female Orphan Asylum.
m NJ, w., TWENTY FIVE CENTS; to be had at
nebbardts music depot, bookstores, and tne
scholars OF the Singing School.
poois upon jy le-at
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nREEDEN 81 FOX INVITE At
SSTRYTION to still further supplies arriving by
steamer this day: BLEACAED and BROWN
SHIRTIN0S and SHEET1NGS, PRINTS, and
other goods adapted TO the season al eXtfeHmey
low prices. b ne 20, po - 49, 49,,
L iY lG-eOd3t No. 4Vi CIoau etteel.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-N NEW
II ARRIYbLS.-We respectfully invite atten.
TURF. In quality and variety we challenge COM
petition. II cannot be surpassed: Every article
for halls, parlors, chambers. and dining rooms
may be found In our assortment, of styles and pat
terms which cannot fail 10 please all tastes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us
LOT twenty nVe years past, We respectfully solicit
u continuance Of the same.
HABLISToN BROTHER.
Two nav ans sO' Mai9 street. corner Of Nnth
HOUSES on Cary street near Ninth, near the
basin, suited for any business will be rent ed low
iy Is
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R0llRo1'S.
,iy l7-6t


CLEARINGHOUSE OF WILLIAM Is. lsAAcs 20.
WE ARE PREPARED TO BUY
coin, BA ST NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, AND
STERLING
upon the most liberal terms.
furnished in sums to suit purchasers on an OF me
principal cities of England, Ireland, SGoiisnd'
Ersnce. Germany, Switzerland, Belg tum; Honllano'
and sweden WILLIAM b. lSAAGs w..
ylo-1w raw ~ .---- 90 49,
EOREIGN EXCHANGE5.w1vWSHe, u are r
now prepared to draw BILLS OF ExCa 1iSSin
In snms to suit purchasers upon 5 inc Frsnee.
aermanv, Italy, and Russia. Also on Alexandrla;;
Constaninope, and other points on the '0N''n'A'
We sspecially call the attention OF foreigners
and others wishing to remit small sums OF money
to their friends abroad and at home TO 6Is
tes i!i THOMAS BRANCH Coz
,y1o-lm Bankers, No. lois Main street
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /
u Lin II l2sr

NIOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN o. II. DENNIS AND ALL OTHERS CON-
CERNED.-Notice is hereby given that at the in
stance OF Alfred r. Courtney, Esq. trustee under
deed of trust from Q. g. Dennis dated on the 10th
dav of July, 1906 and Of record in the clerks office
of the Richmond Hastings Court, i have appointed
my office. in this city, as the place, and MONDAY
the ed of September, 1887, at 10 A. NJ rs tho time,
for auditing the claims Of all creditors secured
under the said decd of trust, and distributing the
trust fund in the hands of the said trustee raably
among them, as by the terms OF said deed IL pro-
yidsd; at which time and place the said creditors
are required to attend before me with proof Of
their cfaims JAMES PLEASASTS,
Nv ls-IaW4w Commissioner in Chancery
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poRERT n, gAuRy. JAMES L. HAURY,
RoBBRrT. BROOKE.
rM r.. HI. NIAURY g. CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1885,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No. 1014 III ain street,
frst house below the pcst-ohee,
RICHMOND, Va.
STIRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. 1871
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xFJOHN C. sHAFER g. CO.,
MERCHAE TAIL 8,
no. ! Exchange Building, Fourteenth street.
RICHMOND, VA,
have lust received FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLoTHs, CASSIMERES, and yEsTINGs,
of the latest foreign importations and most ap.
proved and fashionable styles.
. SHIRTS and COLLARS OF the best make always
IN hand. ap 1o-6m
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CO97'i0geS, &c.

rHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. - we
I J are opening this day another supply Of thoss
beautiful CARRIAGES and PERAMBULAToRs.
We have now full assortment on hand at me
following low prices: $685. $3.50, $40, az, I'D,
and mp TO S3s. Persons in want OF something that
is good and dura BILE will find 1t to their Interest 20
cali and examine our stock. For sale al INC
China, Glass, and general House-lurnlshing stols
of BRANCH u CURRAET,
corner of Eighth and Main,
iyl7 nearly opposite Spotswood Hotel
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
II LANDS.-I have formed 6 business connec-
ton with Messrs: Murphey Troutman, Real rs
tate Agents and Brokers, Philadelphia, who nave
applications for the purchase Of large number OF
farms and other real property in Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid Dy
On application, in person or by mail, Will with
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale spe
cihc Information on the subject.
an cots Richmond. Va.
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-sprcr.1, 1oT1eE.-THoMAs B. PRICE .s
sf RI, On to.morrow, July 18th. remove TO
4 co. wiz ,u OH corner Eleventh and Main
their new Ther customers and friends will please
bear this in mind. . ,,anks TO their
Inss ,rho have SO kindly sustained them Tor so
r.. hast wears, and trust that, with more en,
aible position and Increased facilities ,ney WIN
30 hotter prepared to meet their wants In the III.
ture. ,,,,cp price A. Co
jy INV ~ -. -
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JeaCeJers, DC.


Opening THIS WEEK at NOW
OLAN co.'s magnificent assortment OF rich
JEWELRY WATCHES, AND SILVERWARE,
fresh from the factories OF Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF Pins and EARRlNGs-the
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
precious stones.
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at.
tachments.
SUPERB LEONTINE CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
and a great variety Of beautiful
PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety OF STERLING SlVERWASE
In cases, at prices rs low as any house In New
York or PHILADELPHIA Call and examine at
NOWLAN 4 CO.'S,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
Isl9 above the post-otfce.
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n T. 3. GlLL'S BAN hhI, aho JSo
resn e'eiy aA'' NAO' T. 3. GILL.
" B-lwe
ar THE CLOSE OF THE sEAsO ..,s IT,
PREACHING, the large stock OF me 0Ae'Ae
n'''' = JOHN 8. DEvLIF,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET .x
mnst be sold at once to make room LOT 'ue ~ and
VOW be,np manufactured and, 10 Insure 1ni'
In the shortest possible time, ,.pcAJHs
IMP RECEDENTE BAHd
SUMMER CLOTHING ..,, .,
may be relied upon, and It IS uhe
the house that ,pp.p
NoA : SHALL REMAIN ON HAND ,.,a
4 p' times can command customers anu
insure sales.
Beautiful Linen Suits,
EVERY q FAsaIoNABLE STYLE OF GARMENTS
AT
No. 1907 Main street.
Cjy17-l2tI
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Ca.ocEe,.7y and Glassware.

JAPANESE TOILET SETS,
WATER COOLERS, So, &c:
We have jest received beautiful assortment Oh
the above goods for sale low CON
No. 1907 Iron front Building,
IL l7-6t hi"ih o'io
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SDecj0I Notices.

T CRACKERs, CRACKERS, CRACKERS,
made OF new -four. II you want some.hlns
and good in the way Of Soda, Butter. Aiio'Ioo
and Cream CRACKERS, also LOAF bfhAD' sene
to T. &. GILL's BAKERY, and you cah sss sau-
fresh every day, made ofthe best neT " iA nrIIs
" 1S-lwH
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st-class 20-horse
q thorough repair.
: ~, HAkTWELL,
n and Ninth streets.
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Rocks. Stationery, DC.

r ESLIES MAGAZINE for August;
IL DEMOREST'G MAGAZINE for August;
LADY'S FRlEN D Ma GALlNE for August;
AUTHORS home NJ Jaime for ugust;
GUDEY'S and HAMPERS expected daily at
iv IL TURNERS NEM DEENI.
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MIDLOTHIAN COAL.
4yl GLOVER HILL COAL,
ANTHRACITE COAL,
best quality for family engine, and smithinS pur-
poses, for sale by g. W. sNELLlEGS, Agent.
TgRxs: Cash. unless stipulated otherwise.
Once, Fourteenth street, near Richmond ara
Danville Depot. 100
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School Books.

School Books.
A MEXICAN STANDARD SCHOOL
Published by
JOHN P. NORTON b CO..
LOUISVILLE, KE.
Common School Primer, 90 pages, 1'mo., cloth
hacks ,...................... "
Webstsr's spener. and Deaner being Sc
anal to Elementary speller."........'....'
Rutlar,s First Lessons In Reading and SPELL
Ing. Qn press.)
GOODRICH READERs-NEw SERIES.
Edited by
NOBLE BUTLER, A. NJ.
Goodrich New First Reader......
Goodrich New Second Reader, ....".''.'''''
Goodrich New Third Reader...............'''
Goodrich New Fourth Reader.
Goodrich New Fifth Reader. ....''''''''
Goodrich New Sixth Reader.'.''''''''''''''''
AZ
MATHEMATICAL SERIES.
BY A. TowfE,
formerly general principal of the Barton AcaoemS'
Mobile, Ala.
Towne,s Primary Arithmetic.
Towne,s intermediate Arithmetic. lin press.)
Towne's Arithmetic. ............'..'....'3A w
Towns's Mental Arithmetic. I'm preparatory
Townes .
Key to the Algebra" 20
Towne's geometry. lin preparatory
Towne's Trigonometry and Surveying. lin
preparatory
GRAMMATICAL SERIES.
Butler's Introductory Granmar..........,..." Is
Butler'g Practical Grammar .......,........Sl 90
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A NTHRACITE COAL Mt EIGHT
n DOLLARS per ton OF two thousand pounds,
| delivered. Persons sending In orders giving rs
time to fiji them from vessels will get two thousand
pounds OF coal delivered at cir door for precisely
what two thousand two hundred and forty pounds
cost Us.
ia22 b. WARU"ELL 4 w.
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NABELL d WATKINS, Auctioneers
" and Agents for the SALE, LEASE, and PUR-
CHASE OF REAL ESTATE in the city and country:
Office, lib, under Lancaster Co. ONCE, ana
nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, Main street,
Dispatch and daily and semi weekly Wig and
Enduirer. s. DARLINGTON CABELL,
~ 2-1m J. b. WATKINS.
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GRAMMATICAL SERIES.

GRAMMATICAL SEXES.
Butler's Introductory Grammar. Is
Butlers Practical Grammar. ...:...,.....,".Sl 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

The steamer City of Antwerp, brings
centsin details Of the restoration Of
the Hungarian Constitution By the Emperor
OF Austria. This event IS . great triumph
Tor the Hungarians, 1t which tue friends Of
freedom in every country should r,ioicc.-
Il makes the success Of the cause for vhach
kossuth VAS driven into exile in lS4J49
The Hungarians. il will be remembered few
to arms IN defense Of their constitutional
tights, which we're js,pardixed By the CEN
tsslisiog policy Of the Austrian Government.
Thsrssuls bslongs to history. Austria, -
the pride Of her power and 10 the iiset
flush Of success, sbelishes the Cons ,itution
Of Hungary, end undertook to govern the
Kiaedom By . military Law. TIE Hunes>
rians adopted policy Of iaactiviiy. They
submitted to what they cesld - peevent
They could GOT oppose Austria ~ physical
force. but they wcaSioa ed uonkene4 her
By moral Opposition - . passive resist
ence until Austria . q ~ lrcod.te con
ciliats them By the esual psseosatisn Of
their ancient conssisutieaal psivileges.
The shove extraordinary sditssial 10 from
the New Yosk Cbm@~ciss Advertiser OF
the 9Th. ssdical.-a paper which esulss over
the action Of Congress h piaciag over the
South military despotish, and has no pol
icy except . ''csnsralising" one. A few
years hsucs, u may have come sufficiently
to 'ts ssc ses end 70 . know'sdge Of the use
Of terms. 70 psiat The same article. substi.
sosin9 ~ TIN essthssa Stslse fee Hungasy
and Ceogssoo f6e Austria.
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DIR. 0cAe0ck' R0lm0nac Syr0p.
This great pedic,ne cured d.. J II sehe.ck, the
Proprietor, n Pulmonary Consumptlou, when il
had ssumed it, most for Indabie aspect and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His physi.
cinns pronounced mis- case tncurnole. when ha com.
msnced the uss Of this rmple but powerful remedy.
He health Vas restored 10 very short tme end no
return Of the dieease has been apprehendet, for ell
tbs eywpt0ms quickly dissppsasd, end his present
weight 10 more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he hae devoted HE attention
exclusively TO tho Of Consumption and the die
esees which are usually complicated with IL, md she
cures effected ~ HE medicine have been very nu.
lpesvua and truly wonderful DR.. Schsnek makes
professional vists 10 several OF the larger cities
weekly where he has large cOncouspc OF patients,
and II II truy astonishing 10 Gee ptOs consunptives
that have TO he lifted u thsis casPiAges, and In
few monthr, healthy, robust persons. y Htus scKs
PulMorsc Srarr. eEAwEsD Topic, and MASDsAxs
PiLls generally all seQuifed In curing cunsump-
ton. Full directions accompany each so that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck. but
when II 10 convenient Il r. hest TO him. lie gives
avce free, bat for thorough with his
Respirumctef his fee IL three dollars.
Pisase observe. when p"schasine list the NO like
nosees Of the Doctoe-Onc when In the lest stage OF
Consumption. and the other he now IT, ir pcrfec,
hesilh--ose on the Government etamp.
Sold by al dsuggiste and dealers Prics, n 30 pei
bottle, 81 - per half dOseo. Letoess for advcl
eh0ald alWsys be directed 70 Ds. Schencks PsneipA
| Once, No, IL Moth oh Street. Philadslphis Pa.
! Conceal Wh0lseals Agcnts: John d. Park, Cincln
natl, Ohio: Walker 3 Taylor, Barnham = Va
echaAes Chicago. H.; Oollins Broe,. -. Louie. Mo
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world
The only Inus and PxAvsof DrE-Hafmlese. Relia-
BE. instantaneous. No disappointment. No sidic
alous tlnts. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies The
~ sedte Of Bad Dyee lnvaorstes the hais. lesvine
u eoft ard beautiful The genuine u signed william
A. Bachelor. All othese sre mere limitations, end
sheuld besvoided Sold BY all Druggists and PERU.
mers. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
deoll-dAV
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proves that the most successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE,
that pure and saluhrous vegetable b ltf.r,
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE.
Far and W dc, throughout the restored republic In
delIance Of rivalry and competition. Il appeals
TO THE POLLS.
o! all who design 10 ciothe the same with the nagnf
cent bsck brown hucs which nature hoDdenied. or
age stolen away. Manufactured by J. CRi6TADO
Ro, Aston House, n. Y. Sold ny Drugsists.-
Applied by all Hair Dresserf.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHU gives health
and vor TO the frame and bloom to the pald cheek.
Debility is ccompanied by many alarning symp-
toms and IL no treatment IL submitted 10. consump
tiOn insanity or epileptie fits ensue. tfet5-d&wly
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We'll said.

MIR brooks, Of Now York, in discussing
si.e subject of impeachment, said: III there
&c no respect, however, in this House for
constitutional principles. let me beg Of gen
slemen, os one Of the representatives Of a
grea, Commercial people, TO bear in rind
what are the financial consequences Of this
prolonged agitation. Even the first move
,nent Of the gentleman from Ohio (Mr.
Ashley has already lost tho merchants,
capitalists, bankers and manufacturers full
one hundred millions Of dollars. lle has
init cited immense .oesss on those who hold
stocks. bonds. aud other obligations, FEEDER.
a, State and corporate. and now be propcs.
IS 10 keep up the agitation much longer.
aud 10 cruelty these great interests more
and more. II the bears Of Wal! street, whs
have profited BY the public calamisies 70 the
amount Of millions Of dsllars, and Who have
ridden rcughshod over the railroad stocks
AM bonds Of the States OF lllineis, Iswa
and other Northwestern Stases, had eiven
him million Of their profile they would
not have more than compensated for The
large amount Of money they were enabled
70 put into their pockets, and now, - IL oil
these calamities were nos enough. 1t is pre-
posed to continue the fearful, alarming agi-
tation
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KNYRBLED. AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, use H1anaosD's KxSRACf BUCHU. IL
viii give brisk end eassgetic feelings, and enable
Jon TO sleep we'll. tfeb6dfwIy
LADsss can receive . box Of DR.. velpas's Pills By
na seaisd nom the eyes Of The pabaic By snlosins
60 dollar ~ elk postaee ssanps T. y. W. Ma
CONBxR ALBANY NY
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wOso fsraesly oonsiAefed ineurabls. Alse thO
e0sct 81 selisar, Aabis, both ruinoas - the boAy
aaA mind and produes se0s sf the following Of.
Gsess. -Dlotchss. Constipation. loss Of memory,
paia In ths su.all 81 The baek-cen - fally 70.
stored 70 health. Consultation free.
CharRss moderate, aad eurss guaranteed -
Pest Olics Boz. sas4. All letters With stsAp
aasWersA.
P.0.-Ail bueinees strictly eon1dential. or.
noe houpp from 1. =. uatils ?. =. feb96tf
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TNE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE
<,srw nm NRvw. YORK.

DeeiGnated Depository and Fiscal Agsss o. sns
Csitsd States
This Bask has Cash Capital paid up Of
One Milton Dollar.
lnvjtee accounts. aud will discount paper, and
receive ali Nstsosal rank bills u par. anN 0ake
collections throughout the Usitsd cs"es sne
Caaaao q tie lowest rates. e,
This Bank hes large deposns, sna ~
Aseot ioe TIE United States, and Depository u
~ =. ma III will 6sd oar institutio. ons Of
AZ s.osf asyeeeble ssd advantageous P'ssss
~ NM. . 3 this city. ~..;.., p..l.
~ q reAesning AGest fef NrI s,..:. s.
6. present. ~ ss::.., issslss.pSi.. ssis,.ess
aaa Mess .s ~" ssanps On hsad q the best
~ I'M deliver nsw Frsetional Cusrsscy.
Z. 49, n susas net h . thsa ol,eee. pss Ea.
s..ss' iree Of charge; alee. one esd two cess
~ ave esst eoin q bags foeo each, and three
ss'' s''' in ''s sc q "a o oRvls rr..is....
DIRECTORS.
WI A. Keooe, Of kssSs CsrIiss, Asssses.
eess. 81 apa % Leeeard street.
100 4. vSss, Ia, u we : Soss. In
nertera. ia q SEQ Broalwey. 20.
(Jsopos 4. Wugs, Of Wicks. Hmnn q g.
l.neetees q Dry Ooods d Fraaklis ss 49, -
\. Z. BoaOae1, Of y. l.. Solomon . - "
he!sse.y. - ero.dwsy. :, asrde,. Ys,isvs I
rsw;ns~. vhelessse Gseesss. - - y Deasss
Hss.,.. Nusussssssa, 81 ltneoo-onee
49,. n-rhsrs q Excbssge psooe
o. Wsrrssogss, Shoe Assse -
'D'y 'ss'''. joseph o. onv1sy f!sj11nA
80. PAnKRunW. w.
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PUa.Llsrlc STATESMEN Tho london
Timss has an article on the election ofJohn
Mcr,isssy. the noted pusilist a. member Of
Congress ON New York. But il 10 obliged
10 re6cr Der that even the British Parlia.
ment which claims he so very arissccratic
ia its ccnstrac, on, and 10 have been far
more &C before the English Reform Bill Of
thirty years ago, has had . regular prize,
fighter among its members Ncr have
these always been the least usesu, members.
Many years ago. Mr.. Gully, . man Of
this kind ami we'll kno sn fes his strength
ard courage Was in Parliament. At one
time there was a fierce fire raging. that con
samed the whole interior Of house in Lon.
don. lie vas present and saw poor servant
gir' 'wplorins help from % attic window.
NO ladder could reach her and the flames
would have devoursd her whoa che p-iss
hghtlng member Of Parliament ran into the
neat hOase and ur the Stare, ct out on The
root md 50 on the roof over the window in
which the girl stood below him. He fairly
dew her out BY the hands with his ese,.
NOUS strength and c,ntsivea % place her ..
= cafe portion d ~ resf nd ssanved H.,
life. But III: sxeitsmsat easrsiso and ~,
we're Too much e6s him, end Re never r.ec.
versd from the s0tela
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
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