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ESTo L II +
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
orIgina' ed the apgesthei use OF
NITKOUS OXIDE GAS.
Adminster IL in the most approved manner. Do
nothing but - -.
EXTRACT TEETH,
and they certainly do that without pain. 81 II 000
patients testify. See their signatures at the
OFFICE, No. 1877 WALNUT STREET.
ll9mwfl3t Below Eighth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h~1S59 IMPORTANT STATEN emit USTTCE
- tomy may friends ana patrons in Philadel-
phia dem ands that should thus publicly state that
am not any longer connected viii the Cotton Dem
tai Association of this city their operator but am
now operStirg In my own Office, where continue 20
make attracting teeth without pain by nitrous oxide
gas. my speciality devotng my whole practice to this
particular branch. The iolnwt Ing eminent gentlemen
In the dental profession send their of extracting
teeth to me:
DR.. J. ID. White. Dr. Daniel Neale,
DIR. David Roberts. Dr. Mahl0n Kirke,
DR.. James 4. Glliams. Drs. o. e. Ce IL. Il. Hop
DIR. II, Winterbottom, kins.
DR.. Louis Jack Dr. Edw. Townsend,
lr. H. f. Reinstein. and many Others
Respectfully,
Da. r. r. THOMAS,
II l9mwil3t Office No 1877 WALN UT Street.
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gress. The same advantage would result in
the Electoral College, eleven votes being Sc
cured beyond all doubt for the party Of fraud
and corruption, while twenty-four would be
made equally sure for the party of justice and
equal rights, which would be decidedly better
than to have the thirty-three votes Of the
State, as at present, thrown In favor Of the
former. Tammany has long been groauing
under Albany legislation. Let IL break loose
from It by making bold strike for independ-
eBce. We imagine nobody will object.
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n~1gD FOR THE SUMMER.-EO PREVENT
~ Sunburn, Ffeck les and keep he skin white
and beautiful use WkIGHT's ALOoNATED GLY
Urine IA BLET OF SOLlDIFIED GLYCERINE.
1t is delciousy fragrant, transparent, and superb
q tol ct soap. Sold by all Druggists. II, q q.
A. WRIGHT. No. ga CHESNUT Street. 242
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DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF HAsTTNGs.-The
European dispatches announce the death Of
the young Marquis of Hastings, who died at
the age oftwenty-six. This young gentleman s
career has been we'll known to the people of
both England and the United States, solely
through his unbounded extravaganza and his
fondness for the Southern traitors. As a
sporting character, bsttor on races, and a
keeper OF fast horses, he probably deserved to
be ranked at the head of all the spendthrifts
of this century. Endowed by fortune with
colossal wealth, having, it is said, ESQ, 900, or
100000, year as an income, he spent it
with rapidity which did infinite credit to his
ability as spendthrift. 1t is said that he
staked f4O, 900 ($2O0,OOW on the result of
one horse-rsce last spring. and won. Among
the list published of the subscribers to the
Rebel fund we find his name most prominent.
The immediate cause of his death is not
stated, but it takes no medical profundity to
infer from what we have stated of the life
he led.
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Supreme Court as evidence of fact which 1t
did not really prove. The only order which
accompanied the opinion was that "no more
aliens shall be naturalzed in this Court" " aud
the Republicans will scarcely read Judge Road
out of the party for thus destroying the
famous and favorite Democratic factory Of
Illegal voters.
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TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
pHIIADEIPuIA. NOv q 1893

h4g Pennsylvania RAILROAD COM
PANY.
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lessly in sunshine and in storm by the sacred
compact which our fathers made, and th''
guarantees to oil men within our borders,
native and adopted, the priceless boon OF civil
and relpions freedom ,,
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"WITH HIS HEART IN HIS HAND" Rose
Grams is on the way to Mexico at last. Bat
We fear that this sea voyage will not have a
very soothing effect upon him, for he has
General Longstree. for a fellow-voyager; and
Longstreet, although one OF ''that body of
brave, energetic, and selfsacriicing men"
who did their best to upset the Government
of the Union, has, since the close of the war,
exerted all his influence towards healing the
wounds of the nation and restoring both Sec
tions of the country to a state of pros sperity
and peace. In the eyes of Roseorans, Long
street is therefore double traitor-a traitor
to his country because he is laboring with the
Republican party; and traitor to "the Lost
Cause" because he has utterly forsaken it,
But this is not the sole cause for solicitude on
the part of the erratic diplomat. On the 4th
day of March next, General Grant will be
inaugurated President of the United States
For General Grant Rosecrans entertains a
hearty contempt, and of course cannot con-
sent to represent abroad nation at whose
head is placed such military upstart. There
fore Rosecrans will resign, to take effect on
this same 4th of March. And if he does
not do so through any inadvertence, we have
no doubt that one of the first things attended
to by President Grant will be the reconstruc-
tion of Rosecrans, whose speedy recall will
enable him to devote his whole time to con-
sorting with unrepentant Rebels and the
writing OF reasonable epistles in the most
eccentric style OF ham-strung English.
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MILLINERY. TRIMMINGs. ETC.

MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
ENIGHTH STREET RIBBON STORE
No. lO7 N. EIGHTH STREET,
-Four doors above ARCH Street.
have now open for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
A SPLENDID AssoRTMENT OF
BONNET RIBBONS. vELvETs,
TRIMMING RIBBONS sATINs
SATIN RIBBONS, SILKS,
VELVET RIBBONS GRAPES,
LACEs, HATS,
FLOWERS, BoNNETs
FEATHERS, FRAMEs
To which would kindly call the attention
the ladies.
JULIUS 5ICHEL,
No. l07 N. EIGHTH Street.
p. s.-No trouble to show goods. 1OBrp
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared
s' m!annu'l Dividend OF FIVE FER CERT on the
capital stock of the Company, clear OF Natlona, and
STATE taxes, payable in cash. and after November
30, lsts.
Blank Powers of Attorney foY collecting Dividends
can be obtained the Office OF the Company, No. 2SS
Z. tt IRD Street.
The Office Will be opened at A. M. aud closed at
p. M from NV. 30 to Dec g. for the pay NJ ent
of Dividends and after that cate rom A. NJ. to 8
p NJ. THOB AS T. FIRTH.
IL 30t Treasurer
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RICHMOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL
meeting of the. stockholders of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce was held last
evening at 4 o'clock at the Tobacco Ex-
change.
The President ID. I. Burr, Esq.) ad-
dressed the meeting, and made statement
of the organization of the institution, the
proceedings of the Board of Directors, and
impressed on the meeting the necessity,
in the interests Of the trade of Richmond,
of sustaining the institution, and of its
taking active steps to build up the trade of
the city.
After the transaction of various busi-
ness the tariff of rates for commission,
storage, &C., was taken up and discussed,
and then laid over to an adjourned meet
ing to be held tomorrow friday eve
ming, at the Tobacco Exchange, at 6 o'clock.
It is hoped there will be full attendance
of members, as matters of great interest
will be brought before the meeting.
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FULTON DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
The members of the Order of the Sons of
Temperance are appealed to for aid and
countenance in behalf of Fulton Division,
which holds its meetings every Friday
evening at halfpast o'clock, in the Me-
thodist church, Nicholson street, Rockets.
Latterly the Division has been in Ian
gushing condition, but there is still some
valuable material left. These have come
to the determination never to abandon the
cause, and they constitute nucleus of
noble souls around which all can rally. If
those who wish the Order success and
prosperity will only come up to the good
work, the Division will at once be placed
in condition that will enable to accom-
plish much good in the humane and phi
lanthropic work in which it is engaged.
On tomorrow evening it is earnestly de-
sired that members of all the other Divi-
sions in our city will be present. The
street cars run as late as O'Clock, and all
who so desire can ride within square or
two Of the Division room. Several visitors
were in attendance on Friday evening last,
and their words of good cheer greatly re-
vived the heretofore dropping spirits of the
members. Earnest and inspiriting speeches
were made by Messrs. Davis and Cooke, of
Springfield Division; Messrs. Trent and
Matthews, of Shockoe Hill Division Mr..
Tyler, of Marion Division and Messrs.
Gibson, Marks, Childrey, and Rowlett, of
Fulton Division.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoa MAYO PREsI-
MoRNING.-The con-
tinued case of Primus Dobson (negro),
charged with unlawfully and burglariously
entering the dwelling of Mr.. John Dunlap
and committing robbery, was called up,
and Primus was sent on to Judge Burnham.
Edward Babcock discharged United
States soldier), charged with stealing q
watch and $3.50, was discharged in the
absence of evidence against him.
William Minor (negro), charged WITH
entering the house of R. 81. Dibrell with
felonious intent, was sent on.
John Schneider, charged with adultery,
was required to give $500 surety that no
would keep the peace and take care OF q
bastard child.
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GRBAT SALE OF FISE CLoTHIsG.-0rr readers
will find scattered through our columns the bull
letins from the well-known and fashionable
clothing house OF DRvLIS & Co., No. lpo7 Main
street. The character of the house makes 1t
supernuous that we shouid say the announcement
OF 8 sale for limited time al toDsr than usual
prices is reality and that It may safely be relied
upon hat this is grand occasion for purchasers
OF clothing or any of the articles keptin this frss
class establishment Thirty days-the time de-
voted to this special sals-wil quickly roll
around, and 1t should be impressed upon the
public mind that delays are dangerous. and that
,,o,o is the time to buy clothing.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CONSERVATIVES MEETING.-There will be
ameeting of the Conservative party of Ches-
terfeld county on Tuesday next, l4th in
slant (thatbeing court-day), at the court
house, for the purpose of organizing in ac-
cordance with instructions received from
the Central Executive Committee Of Vir-
ginia. Every citizen Of the county is in
vited to attend.
MILITARY CoMMIssIoNER.-Lie
Day, of the United States army, has been
assigned to duty in Manchester. His Office
is on Hull between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
COUNTY CoURr.-The day for holding the
County Court of Chesterfield has been
changed to the second Tuesday in each
month, instead of second Monday, as here
foforo
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= WV n IsAACs & CO., BANKERS

80 V,l. b. ISAACS s. CO., BANKERS,
or MAIN AND FoURTHESTH STREETS,
r,"nvnxn. dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS.
S,sE NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER. and NE.
GoT!ATB LOANS.
BIILs OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
,,,o IN snms 70 suit purchasers, on most reliable
ra,..s in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
VANCE, GERMANY, SWlrZERLAND, BEL
crrN HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NosWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
rgxTIpIGATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in
ne United States, Canadas, and Europe.
ggvgEUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
de- Is Sm
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nr sTEARINE SOAP.-This best of al

ss-- STEARINE SOAP.-This best OF all
family soaps, now so favorably known all over
Aa United States, is, as It's name indicates, made
otths "hsrd substance OF pure tallow" " upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
70 rubbing on washbosrd; one pound will go
&, far as three pounds OF other family soaps. II
,aoss no, give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
,snse. Beware OF limitations the genuine is
made only by
McKEoNE, VAN HAAGEE CO.,
Manufacturers,
:: south Frout street, Philadelphia; so Barclay
street, New York. no so-eoWom
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CHURCH AND UNION HILL BUILDING
FUND CoMPANY.-The second annual meet
ing of this company was held yesterday.
A large number of stockholders were pre-
sent. The company was represented to be
in a fourishing condition. About two
hundred shares have been redeemed, and
money sells at high rate of premium. The
election of officers took place for the en-
suing twelve months, and resulted as fol-
lows: John Nettles, president; Ro. E.
Richardson, secretary; J. 81. Sands, soli-
citor A. W. Richardson, treasurer; G. B.
Lipscomb, William Folkes, Charles P. Rs-
dy, II. A. Atkinson, 81. JeCallisher, and r.
S.Pollard, directors; J. 0. Austin, D. Il.
Atkinson, and II. A. Atkinson, Jr., trus-
tees,
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DELINQUENT CRY TAxEs.-The Collector
of City Taxes is now engaged in making
out list of delinquent lands in the city, and
we learn from him that it will be the long
est list which he has ever published. Per-
sons interested should look into the matter
at once, as the list is to be made out during
this week, and an additional percentage
is added if owners permit it to be adver-
tised.
A very large amount of tax on personal
property is also unpaid, and as no alterna-
tive is left for the collector but to levy for
the amounts due, he will be compelled to
adopt that course in regard to avery large
number of our citizens unless immediate
attention is given to the subject by those
who owe them.
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AUCTION Sales THIS Dan.

I. N. COOKE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at his store,
large variety of furniture and other
household goods.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 4 p.
NJ, on the premises, the valuable subur-
ban residence, with twenty-five acres at
tached, known as "Auburn," situated on
the Grove road about one mile west of
Richmond.
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The TWELFTH STREET DIFFICULTY.-The
parties charged with being engaged in this
disturbance were again before the Mayor
yesterday.
Sergeant Dudley was the only witness
examined. He said he saw nothing Of the
fight.
Messrs. James and Leahy were sent on
to the grand jury of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Handy was discharged, in the absence
of testimony against him. Messrs. Cowar-
din and Samuel are to appear again to-day.
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ANOTHER MANS CoAT.-Edward! Cheese
mon, a well-dressed old darky, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of having
in his possession o coat stolen from Mr..
Isaac Jacobs on the 23d of December.
Cheeseman said he bought it from man in
Rockets, but could not identify him. He
was locked up for hearing this morning.
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HENR1Co COUNTY CouRr-JusT1cE G. D.
PLEAsANTs PREsIDING.-Stephen Hughes
(negro), convicted yesterday of shooting q
cow belonging to Mr.. W. P. Ford, was fined
twenty-five dollars
The evidence in the case of Harry Brooks
was partly heard, and will be concluded
to-day. Brooks is charged with stealing
corn from W. F. G. Garnett, Esq.
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PARDoNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-Deputy
Marshal Lynham received yesterday from
Washington the pardon of August Lecor,
who has been for twenty-five months con-
fined in the Libby prison on the charge Of
passing counterfeit money. The prisoner
was discharged yesterday evening. He
was in prison over fourteen months before
being brought to trial, and still protests his
innncanca
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Letter from Hon. Reverdy Johnson
Generals Johnston, Beauregard, dc.
apnroye his Vote for the Recon-
structiOn Laws.
WASHINGTON, January 6, 1865

WASHINGTON, January s, 1858.
My Dear Sir
Before the veto message of the President
of the reconstruction bill F." was sent to the
Senate I had voted for the bill, and stated
my reasons for SO doing in speech de-
livered February goth, 1867. In that
speech repeated my opinion that the bill
was unconstitutional, but that ! gave it my
vote for the sole purpose of saving the South
from total destruction. Sure as l believed
to be the result if that measure was not &C.
cepted. My association with the members
of Congress of both parties, and particu-
larly with those of the majority, who almost
entirely fashioned the policy of the party,
satisfied me that, this measure failing, such
destruction would be inevitable, and from
legislation which Twas apprehensive-and
this apprehension has not since been reme-
died-the judiciary would be impotent to
redress. I had in vain used every effort IN
my power to induce my political friendsin
the House to acceptthe bill as it was passed
in the first instance by the Senate. did
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY SoCIETY.-We
regret to hear that this association, which
has been O source of so much amusement
and instruction to the citizens of the East
End, has not been fourishing as it ought
during the past few months.
A grand meeting is announced for to-
morrow night; and it is to be hoped that
all who have the interest Of the Society at
heart will attend. Measures of Importance
will be broached.
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HENR1CO COUNTY AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RA1LRoAD.-Int th" County Court
yesterday it was ordered that the magis-
trates of Henrico county be summoned to
meet on Friday next to take into conside-
ration the subject of opening the polls upon
the question of subscription to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
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CASES IN BANKRUPTCY.-Since our last
report the following have been declared
bankrupts on their own petitions A. G.
Simms, of Culpeper; A. L. Cundiff, of
Lancaster; B. L. Brakeman, of Richmond !;
James B. Hayes, of Richmond; Il. NJ. Har-
ris, of Caroline Calvin M. Cox, of Smyth
Greed T. Shelton, Of Wythe; John Il.
Hager, of Wythe.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-oFFIcE January S.-Miss
Mary NJ. Hawkins, Richmond, Va, reve-
nue. stamp; Miss Annie Holoran, Wash
ington, D. c., no stamp; G. 81. Quinby,
Wheeling, West Va, no stamp; Messrs.
John S. Emery & Co., held for better di-
rection. .r
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CONSERVATIVES ORGANIzATI0N.-At the
Fifth Ward Conservative meeting on Tues
day night Messrs. Humphrey Calder, W.
Writ Harrison, and W. II. Tyler, were ap-
pointed to represent that ward in the gene
raj committee.
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8itllumnd 1ispatttr,
Observation-Disclosures 9, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM-
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OITY.
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goS3ET r. kAUR7. JAkBa L. mAUk1
noBBErT. BROOKE.
az K. n. SiAURY &c CO.,
iBsTABLIsHsD IN 1887
gAHKERS AgD BROKhks.
NJ. Iolt u ain strest,
srs, houss below the post -cisss,
RIoHAoEp, VA.
grBKLIsG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sILVEg
gAEB VOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS spe
STOCnS, &e.,
huu6at aad sold oG sonmiBston.
DEPOSITS RBCEIVED xnd COLLECTIONS
nADR on au asssssitls polnto In the United
sittes. 1s7
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Marine hatelJigegce.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JASuARrl9, 1858.
Sun rses..........,.7.l3 Moon rises........... e0
Sun sets. High tide, p. M..... AL
POET OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 8. 1858.
ARRIVED. 1

PoRT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 8. 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alexandria, Pratt, Philadelphia, me1-
chandiss and passengers, w. r. Porter.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandiss and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner d. l.. sturges, Taylor, New York, ria
lower James river, grain, Curtis u Parker.
BELOW.
Schoonsrs j. q. Wilson and J. a. Woodward.
reported by steamer Alexandria, Captain Pratt,
bound up.
MEMORANDA.
NEWPORT, January d sP. M.--Arrivsd, schoo.
ner ]. L. Pierce, Pisyce, from James river FOR
Boston.
NEW YORK, January 7.-Arrived, sehooners
g. and y. Rogers, Mott; Helen II. Crosby, Smith ;
oliver Cromwell, crips; Maria and KlixRbskh,
Horton-all from Virginia. +t-l, Fr-s.4.
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Holiday Goods.

HHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
u PRESENTS.
JUVENILES, from cents TO $3.50;
PORTFOLIOS, from 2se. to $l2;
WRITING DESKS, from % to S2s;
WORK BOXES, from $3.50 to $50;
PRAYER BOOKS. from 25c. to 80;
BIBLES, from SOC. to $40;
together with a full line OF
FANCY ARTICLES. Call and examine onr
stock. A. b. CHRISTIAN q CO.,
dels opposite spotswood Hotel.
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D1yIDEND.-The Board of Directors of
the Planters National Bank on yesterday
declared dividend of six per cent.
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James L. Denny, formerly On officer of
the Virginia Bank in Danville, died last
week.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

THE UNDERSIGNED would 0e1n
Il call the attention OF his customers II
and the public to the fact thathe has Re- ~
DUCED the price OF his work as follows:
BOOTS, made to order, Sl3.
GFOOTING BOOTS, 80.
EGAITERS, 80.
:. And all other work In proportion.
lDA fit guaranteed, and the best material used.
JAMES BOLTON,
jas-1w No. Is Ninth street, near Main.
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S,,eciGI Notices.


,IvERPooL AND LONDON AND
W or INSURANCE COMPANY.
dhooA PERSONS Or CORPORATIONS
desiring to effect
,oASs, NORTH OR IN EUROPE,
pUILDINas or MERCHANDISE,
III, find It to their interest to insure with this
VI" ,sav Policies of this company transferred to
ni,ss,s sre considered by them the best security
Il ssse Of fire. .,. ooo ,oo ,. oo,
stockholders personally responsible; and among
,,.r. are some of the wealshiest persons In Eng
'.,s and the United States.
Al elsims paid on proof Of loss without aaste'
ntn' 'o' ''''''e DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia,
,.1n Office over Exchange Bank.
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sg- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
(sAyINGS INSTITUTION.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHhNas BAah

H2 0N1US bATh h1ChuOINOS
(sAyINGS SINSTITUTIOND
OPFlCX AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
: SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ssoo,ooo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEGT.
oN DEPOSITS.
/. DAyEEPOGT, JE.. Presidsnt.
JARES MlILRR, Cashier.
DIgEcToRs.
"a Paine, L. y. Cyenshsw. w. &. 0u:rles,
wn. &. Lyons, Jr., Z. 8. Blanken.
A. Bodsker, 8. B. WeisiSsr, ship,
W. 4. Spott, Eoses Euyson, J. b. winston,
l.. Rllett Jss. W Archer, B.. A. Hutehin-
ET. Taylor. J. kosenbaum, son,
We. Binfard, J. W. Hall, r. w. boswell,
IA. Belvin, W. 2. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
TU Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. n. Nowun.
The recurity offered to depos.tors IL undoubtod,
md the lnstitution should commend itself to al
classes.
The attention of sll in sity and country is called
10 this Institution. Here they viii ind security,
convenience, and profit. Sums small as one
dollsr may oe deposited, and six per cent Interest
received on sams.
Ohee hours from a. n. to p M. on Saturday
from 4. II. toa p. NJ, and from tosP. ID.
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