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CLoUR PROPOSALS.

oyHics Csiny CosnIssAsr or suBsIsrEsoE.l
DzPARrHEHr or TIE souIH. 7
ATLANTA. a., Sept "a, 1850.
Sealed p!oposals will be resolved q this ofaee
Ing the snbaistsness Department, Y. y .sIny, With
,S;eQ POuNpsBXTRA on FAMILY PLoUR,,
from good, sound, new fall what
Biddsru will stale whether u IL proposed 10 fur
nish the -four In sacks or barrels.
storshouss Of MePhsrson Barracks, Atlanta, Ca,
on the i0th day Of November, 1859.
Sample. q -four. in paper or tin boxes. must AZ.
company the proposals.. and the name OF the bid
der be marked on the boz.
The contracts, nams 81 contractor. place Of bust.
ness. sad data u purchase mus bs marked upon
each paeksGe Of four when delivered.
Props;sis to b. Il, duplicate, indorsed "Prop9-
Brsvst isadlsr General and Chief q. s., Depart
ment Of the South oeti-td
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Government Sales.
GovERSxESr sAkE q. cIornIso AMI

GovkRsNsSr s shkk az cLorHrso AND
Ass'r ouAhrIssisils,s opyiqs. n. OIL
No. 226FJuHTH srpEBr,
-. PHitADELrHIA, October 10, $50.
Will be, soid at public auction. AZ the auction
rooms 2, .esI,. y. Thoma, D. Sons, Nos. 80 and
dsy ~ October next, for cash. lot o. Marine
Clothing eon.i..ins Of Toolsp ,wsteh Goat
Pants, Shirts and b euses, Uniform spd Fatigue
Caps, weolsn Socks, &e &o. all o. which esn be
ter n, G., No. 2ls sou,h Fourth street, PhiIadel.
phln, between the hours Of II =. m. snd3p. m.
mil two days before sale. -.
The above articles Of elothipg are principally Of
old pattern, tmade 81 god material aud IN excel
esptiqn Of ANAL apanuty, tmoth eatsn,) which
w. r. MADDEN.
ocb.td A. q. r.. NC.
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Steamboat Lines.
MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS

wAsHIYGT6N AND NEW YORK,
HeIsafteI the hne steamshlps y. G. KNIGHT,
o. ,S9 MEsSHS r. LINE, VII make JSS
Ne W YoRk -ALEXANDRiA, wGsHlNUT9y,
S y1v gGEoRdhToSNI /. tollows: Lesy sn NEW
raw No sysfy SSSbhY sad k sfys y
For further Information. apply to JOS, L. 0ALT.
Agent Office and wharf foot Of High street. George
town; oIat the corner VI sayantsaeth street and
New York avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
Aual-tf President.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF cLoTHISo AND
" EoUIpAGE

GOVERNMENT t sAhf az OLorHIso AND
DEPurT N GEsERAL's oPYIcE,l
pHILADELPHIA, October =. 1852.
viii be sold at public auction, at sebuylkill
Arsenal, on THURSDAY, November II, 1889. com.
stGsp w " OIL a hfsa 81 s SE.ssI
Usitsd st.tss Army, q large lot n aaseIyise.bl,
age, eonsisting Of
N,267 Wooden Blankets,
1880 Uniform Goats.
400 Great Goats, mounted.
N.So pairs Stockings.
400 pairs Trousers.
2l77pairs Boots.
6,hst pairs Bootces.
t,6S5 Shelter Tents.
Aud other articles,
Terms; CASH. payable In United States cur.
reney.
Alipropsrty purehasod must DO removed within
I've days
Qoods will be sold 10 lots to suit purchasors
. Catalogues will be farnish'd on application at
.hi, once OF at the ones OF Captain OH, sohuyl.
kill Arsenal, or at the sue Ion rooms Of N,
Thomas Sons. 80 and lti south Rourth st.eet.
STEWART VAN vLlBT,
Deputy Quartermaster General aud Brevet Major
General, U. 3. Army. oel2 ia
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DROPosALs FOR STEAMERS.

TREASURY DEPARrnEsr.l
September ~, 1863. !
Sealed proposals will be Teeeiyed at this Depart
ment up TO IL m, on MONDAY, LIST Of November
pext, for the building and hitting Of four steamers
for the Revenue Marine, bidders TO furnish their
own speein eations=the same 10 be submitted TO 9
rsht 70 reject all. II not from eompsssnt and re-
Speed being Of great importance. the Department
has adopted his course TO invite composition, and
win require the bidders to furnish drawings. in
detail, Of hull and machinery, with models COM
plets, and the parties to whom the awards are
made shall ave bond with sufaeieut suretiss for
the proper performance Of the work, according to
tbs spesiheations. models, &e.. approved.
The ysssels will be Of tho following dimsnsions;
PROPELLER OF IRON, HERMAPHRoDlrR
ksss'h; II ss:, On led I'd nsuls,,.a
Depth Of hold, IS feet amids6ips.
DIst Of water. loaded, not TO exceed y feet
SIDE. wHEkL sTEAMER. IRON OK WOOD.
HERMAPHRoDITE BRIG RlG0ED.
Length, l63 feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam. Is feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold, II feet.
DRAFT Of water not to exceed sS feet loaded.
TWO SMALL sTEAMERs OF WOOD.
Length, $50 feet on load line.
Breadth q b.Sn, feet mouldered.
DTsit Of wstsi not TO exceed bti feet loaded.
Propeller To have one direct acting en- ins,
Large Sds.wh heel Steamer, one oscillAting or beam
Two Small Steamers. beam engine.
''''N dEo. s. BOUTWELL,.
sspaD-td Secretary Of Treasury
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PROPOSALS FOR LODGE.

OFFICE CHEZ ouARrERnAsrER,
FiRsr MILITARY DisrRIcr, J
RIcHnoEp, Va, Oct u,i66e.
Sealed proposals lin triplcate) will be ceiy ed by
the . undersigned until u o'eloeh, m. o. THURS
DAY, the nth day OF November, le9, for build
sUPBRINTBNpENT's LODGE.
(ov BRIcK,)
at the National Cemstery, near ktehmond, vlr-
gina, according to the plans and specihcA lions
which can be seen at this oice Size, Is feet BY 81
feet. with q wing II feet By 10 feet, and porch Z
feet Wide In the angle, In front Of wing And aide Of
main building; one story In height, with hAnsArd
roof,
Proposals may be made for the whole work, OF
for masonry and carpenters work separately, and
each proposal must be guaranteed By two respon
sible persons NOT BIDDERS.
The right Is resery d 10 reject any or all bids
not considered to the interest o. the public ssrvce
The envelopes containinE bids to be indorsed
Proposals for Lodge" and forwarded By mail 10
this once
By order oftho Qua tsrma;te5 General 9; 8; Army
Brevet Colonel, ouarts!ma.ts Uni,sd States Army,
Chief ouaItermAster First Military District
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Railroad Routes.
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

V'N"h @ND NhAv hAAhhoAbs
x 5its al. s;'v wssSfSSHpssd fs Al. WIT
HoRBzLrisoRE 4.
sSss' s iiiiT;p', sSs,sS ~ M =,
Leave daily, except Sunday, AiLoo and s0A
IN, 'na 100 'ad to X PstsAroLIs.
LeayeM7 A. m. and Z % .. m. No trails 10 or
:. YoR BHLTiaoRs
I''''"siS 6R ~ Wv Y t sfilTi6ssS. ,dLSp-a
Leavsralsa 2. "a; ysII 70 s,d lypnssr
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday. al
Ia N. 90, fSp. m. aod Up m.
%. o. ss.S;y .isS.ss IA .. ,esly., ega.
more "a, Whselins, Pa ker.sufr. 40,
Through tickets To the West can bs had at the
washiaston station Ticket once At all hours In
POI New Ycth, ,PA,lsdelphl. .Ya Boston. 50.
: j, b. WILSON,
Master Of Tran sportaticn.
In COLE, general Ticket Agent.
ioEO. y, kOosTZ, General Agent. washinG ton.
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pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING RANGE LIGHTS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICE LIdHr .Houss BoAab,
wAlHIEGroE, D. C.. Oct IS, 1893.
sesled proposals will be received at the nee OF
the engineer Of the Sixth Light HOUSE District,
the 18th das Of November. Al which time and place
they will be publicly opened, for the supply q
Illuminating apparatus, and the erection and com
plet.on Of = keepers dwelling. and two range
iisht., or Morris islsnd, near Chsrleston, 5; q.
(which may be seen either at the said ensineer .
Office. 10 Charleston, or at the once OF the Light
House Board. In Washington, u. q.
Zach bid mast be accompanied BY = Gunrauty, In
the sun Of ave thousand dollaIs, $3.50 signed
by the bidder OF bidders, and two Responsible
suretiesi oondlto OF which Is, that the bidder
the work a. specified
Each bid must state the timo at which the work
The sueoessfui bidder will be required to enter
into bonds TO supply the materials and TO perform
the amount OF the bond TO be Ave th ousand dolAI
and to be signed by the bidder or bidders, and two
.ursties, the competency Of which must be ceIti-
fed by some Official krown to the Treasury De-
partmeut
Bids sIould be scaled. and addressed to Major
George Burroughs, Corps Engineers, gnitsd states
army, Engineer Sixth Light House District, the
envelope being plainly endorsed. Proposals for
W. B.. sHUBRICK,
oels eo9t Chairman L. H. u.
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Proposals..

Pf9,Psossts14s y9E s9Ss!ApIss 4g9 SRhy5t;
hAroRs 0ryIcs. CTR HALL
wAsHIsoroH. D. q. /. Oct, "a, 1859.
&c., ~ .,. an:
snd rrsvsling street north. between sixth and
Bidders viii state the priss Per cubic yard for
eradinx and ihe price pr saasre yMd fei Eraysl.
rmmis,ionsr Of IL seeepd vssd nav s,,.s,
without expense to the Corporation.
Blds TO b endors.d I'd, Proposals for sradins and
oefs.H 9. J. BOWEN, Mayor.
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loOV. WARRINGTON, LOOO.
ALEXANDRIA AND QE0RoEToWN
RAILRoAD.
CHANCE oY TIME.
lsfs On aud amer MONDAY, October II. lssn, In
tSThrough aud Local Passenger Trains(fX
will We run between Washington and Alexandria
as follows!
TnRoUoH NAIL TRAINS,
lSundays neluded.D
POT, 1T 7 rs a. m.
Leave AIsxa1dria, from corner Of Duke aud Hen.
ry streets. At $50 p. IN.
LOCAL WAY TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Narylani avenue Dc.
p9t,ate a: u; aud y m al m Z 20 m y SSI m.
Leave Alexandra, from corner Duke aud Henry
streets, at iao .. m. from st. Assph Aud King
streets at sand 10 =, IN and p. IN.
sS- ByssIN0 SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
% fue,days, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving
Alexandria att 2, m, from corner st. AsAph aud
k'ng streets. Rstuining, leave washin.ton al
II 10 p N, from Maryland avenue Depot,
o. A., STEVENS, Gen sup't
W. J. PHILIPS, Cen Manager. oci.im
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FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

pRUPOsALs FOR sUBsIsTENUE sTUKEs'
oYFIcs DEPor CoSxIssARr- SUBSISTENCE.
RICHsoSD, Va, Sept %, $50 !
Sealed proposals lin Duplicated will be receive
At this Office until u m. onTHUksDAf. October
2s 1859. for supplying the United States subsist-
enee Department with
I'D barrels OF EXTRA FLOUR,
10 barrels ofFAMIIY FLOUR.
20 half barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
2,7OO pounds Of RIO COfFEE. tgroen.)
go pounds Of LAVA GoFFEE, tgreoa.)
500 pounds OF CRUSHED SUGAR.
100 pounds OF oRANuLATED SUGAR.
800 pounls Of COFFEE sUGLR.
81 gallons OF VINEGAR
S64 pounds OF SOAP.
O. OO pounds Of SALT,
$40 pounds Of LARD.
Conditions. 40. as heretofore: -
oeI.6t Brevet Major U. S. A. and A. C.s.
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TiouGHLIN' nRuG STORE, OPPOSITE
" Masopio TEMPLE. Fresh goods received twic
| A week. No stale goods kept
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IS AZ 7s. l lSsfs
On and after MAY .. $50. train. will leave a.
wsS!as,on ssnnl B.lanor. iiyn.
GSssT PSSgsEsskiTf F.s.. HSe.
Sd SiSs, es d., T,'S %ssss
ssy ,othsf route. Two SgsS ID mile. saHs DO q
SMi:s a sini;a SiS west
ThTs ssyl from Bsl;3oIs 70 ROCHESTER, and
Si;Sifs X, y p$sE iSi,; ' sSsas
s:s z; :S:' :: SY,ss;:;s \ 4:
P...snssi. prSsaIlns ,sist. y shi. one. can Sc.
fii.sSfa ssSSISS, 4i X. sAI a.ns.
Corner sixth St ~ az. Penn fsI.: ,sysrSSsin
S s!,.i1 YOUNG, Genera, Ps:''pS;;!; ,xs:.i,xs
THESpETGpEh, BILE SErwEss Wv XAsaIEoros
Trains between Ws:sins,o Ssp and New YoGS are
'2 FoR NV 9oEk, s1,,Aou, .A.n.. Of cars
issys daily Except suadsy)at soa. MA Is
ron PHILADELPHIA.
desys daily tsIoept sundayIat 500 a. m. H. Is
anu 'm ON SUNDAY,
Leave f9d New York ateO p. m. and Philadel.
slespins ears Tor New York gu 100 p. m. train
q. ,s &. :. g RI s.s JSss
see .iiIaor. and Ohio Railroad .dvsr,i..mcn,
annapolis and the Wei 4 T T. @assE
GEO. s. K0oHTZ, Agent washtnston.
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PfsSEssHL y2s EVE Gsb ss 4E
TBENTH sfREETs WEST.

OFFICE suP'r. ANp IEs. or sIwERs,l
CARRIAaEwArs, FoorwArs,
AND NEw bufLpIsss,
CIrr HALL, wAsHIsGroN, Oct 10, 1soe.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayors
Once, City Hall. until II O'Clock m. FRIDAY, the
18th instant. for constructing sewer two feet and
one-balf inside d'amster. Ia O street north, from
iaterals, traps, drops, thimbies and mAnholes,
wherever deemed necessary.
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers, the super.
intendebce OF tbs Second Ward Commissioner,
Mayor.
Specifications may be seen ct this pf1ee Bidders
ssd lateral. each. and fer traps. thimbles. drops,
and manholsa.
BIDS u deemed for the interest Of the corporation
so TO do.
In O street. " CHAS. II. BLISS,
oele.td Superintendent Of sewers, DC.
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oPyIcE AcrISa Cox. or srBsIsrExcE,
wATErTo~S AssEEAL. MASS. I
October 8, 1850.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. will be received
At the once Of the Arsenal np TO clock. 2. on
wBDEEsDAY, the 10Th Of November next, for fur-
lowing Subsistence Stores;
q bbls. Mess Pork. 81 CALLS Cider Vinegar.
], 100 lbs. Pea Beans. poOlbs. Yellow Soap.
j. 100 lbs, Green Rio COT. to lbs, salt. r.aaed:
fec. 2jlbs. O round Black Pep
/. 100 lbs. Brown Havana per.
Sugar.
Samples to be furnished with proposals. and all
stores to be delivered Immediately on notification
Of acceptance Of proposals. ..
Second Lieutenant OF ordn,nce. U. s. A, A. q. 8.
oell.td
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WRAPPING PAPs PoB sALs At THIS
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Kingdom, as well as the conveyance by
British mail packets, Of the closed mails
which the United States Post Office may ex-
change, In either direction, with the post
offices Of the United States possessions or of
foreign countries; and the United States Post
Office engages to grant tho transit through
the United States, as we'll as the conveyance
by United States mail packets, of the closed
mails which the British Post Office may ex-
change, In either direction, with the post
offices Of British possessions or Of foreign
countries.
The country which sends or receives closed
mails through the other shall render an ac-
count Of the letters, newspapers, book
packets, and patterns contained in such
closed mails.
ARTICLE XT. The rates of postage to be
mutually paid for the territorial transit Gin
GLIDING the passage of the English ChanneD
Of all letters sent from one country to the
other for transmission to places beyond, In
closed mails, shall be as follows:
The British Post Office shall account to
the Post Office of the United States for
three and three quarter cents an ounce for
the conveyance Of such letters through the
United States; and the Post Office of the
United States shall account to the British
Post Office for IA. Conc penny one far
thlng) per ounce for the conveyance of such
letters through the United Kingdom.
The transit rates Of postage to be mu-
tually paid for newspapers, book packets
and patterns or samples Of merchandise sent
In closed mails shall be four pence per kllo-
gramme for transit through the United
Kingdom and six cents per pound for transit
through the United States.
ARTICLE XII. When, In any British or
United States port, closed mail Is trans.
ferred from one ship to another, without
any expense deyolving on the Office of the
country owning such port, such transfer
shall not be deemed territorial transit, and
shall not give rise to any charge for terri,
torial transit.
ARTICLE XIII. The rates of postage to be
paid by the British Post Office to the United
States Post Office for the sea conveyance,
other than across the Atlantic, of correspon.
denco sent from the United Kingdom to the
United States, In closed mails, for trans.
mission to places beyond, or brought to the
United States from places beyond, In closed
mails, for transmission to the United King
dom, shall be the same that are paid by the
Inhabitants Of the United States; recipro,
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A Card-Southern Life Insurance Com
pnny, Atlanta Department.. -.
People of South Chrolina !:


Iothe People of South Chrolina: r
The above Company was organized in 1866,
in consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture OF
southern policies by Northern companies. The
unparalleled success OF the enterprise has
forced several Of these companies to restore
their Southern policies, from the fact that they
could not operate in our midst without the ap-
pearance Of honesty.
we keep all our money at home to build up
our impoverished country-evcry dollar of
premium being safely invested in tho State
from which it Ia derived. The institution ia
purely Southern, and hence should appeal
with great force to the patriotism and sympa-
thy of every Southern heart.
'Tis not our purpose to make war ON other
companies, but to exhibit the special adyan.
tages offered by this purely Southern Compa-
ny-founded on patriotism and solid wealth
Its ratio OF assets to liabilities-the true test
OF company's strength, is second to none on
this continent-being nearly 800 to LEO.
Whenever and wherever wo havo presented
the claims Of this Company, it has not only
enlisted the sympathies of our people, but has
also secured their hearty cooperation. We
have secured 500 policies in Soxth Carolina
since the 10th or February. We number
among our Directors Gen. Wade Hampton and
Col. VIM. Johnston, gentlemen well known to
every citizon of South Carolina. We appeal
personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedIy
popular Southern institution.
j. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Co.
B. W. LAwToN, State Agent
We cheerfully recommend the above Coinpa-
ny to the patronage of the citizens of South
Carolina.
Columbia, s. CO. 8. Preston, ]. P. Carroll,
@. D. Melton, 8. W. Melton, J. D. Pope.
Camden. B. Kershaw, VIM. M. Shannon,
W. E. Johnson.
Sumter.-John B. Moore.
Wipnsboro.-W. r. Robertson, J. B. Nc
Cants, James II. Rion.
YorkSille.W: B. Wilson. A. Coward, James
Mason, l. D. Witherspoon. j. r. Bratton, j.
I. Lowry, R. G. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell-Jos A. .,Lawton, James Patterson,
oohnson Hagood. July % 2mos
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. d. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
1.rnnliberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and the surronndinp
District, during the past year, respectfully an,
him,ns's hGmnees that he now permanently establishes
natural Teeth faithfully performed. InTT.
FlClAL CASES, in every approved method.
carefully and satisfactorily acknowledgements
which he would call special attention to that
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to-
National Bank T
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Sights and Sensations

Il Hit to Hit, by surry, Of Eag ie's Nest q go
rive Acres Too Much, by Rooseyeldt, a yerv
pleasant and instructive book, s1.5O.
prafo n4w OroPs crow, for all agriculturalsts, by
@ 0id Town Folks, novel, by Mrs. Stowe. 20.
The Wedding Day in all Ages and Countries
be S1retSGn: v;: nGyel 3y BY Kingsley, 40 cents
Inc VIVA on the thine, by Auerbach.
The Malay Archipelago, its Inhabitant, and
Anr,niais, nneIy Illustrated, full Conformation.
EfinnIopean finSIpaa. " Vineyards. by Flagg. 81 so.
Ti.n Tua4ns W; bamPton LECTURES, London.
tions Thackeray's works and other new books
FOR sale at BRYAN & McCARTER'S
ouIIo oO bookstore
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EFFECT OF RADICAL TEACHINGS IN ALA
BAAiA---ARREsT oR THE CoNspIRAToRs.-A
conspiracy of negroes and white Loyal
Leaguers, to blow up. the village of
Vienna, Ala, and kill certain citizens,
was discovered last week. The leader of
the; gang, a negro by the name of Bob
Toe, was arrested, and after legal in
vestigation, was confined in his house
under guard. In the night, body OF
armed men took him from the guard and
put him to death. A similar conspiracy
was discovered on the Sd inst, at Mani
son Station, in Limestone County, and
some thirty negroes arrested by the
Sheriff and his posse. Such is the con-
dition of affairs in reconstructed Ala
bama. 49,. ..-..
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Southern Life Insurance COMPANY.
PURELY A SOUTHERN 1Ssr,rrr,o,,


100000.
ENSURES Lives, and promptly adjusts and
u u pays Losses. Its principal business is with
southern States, and to them it appeals % sfe for
patronage, It has ample means to fully pro-
teGt policy holders and pay all losses.
Austell, E. w. Holland. J. F. AleIander' ! r r.
TTaliaways TansoMy j.: NJ Johnson, Atlanta, Ga; B. q.
"a adancey. & &Ben]; b. Hill, Robert Thomas, Athens.
Phinizy, Edward Thomas, Augusta, Ga: Ca D D. e. e.
Butler, Madison, Ca; Robert Toombs Wash.
rmgton, ranmi,t ca; B. j. Smith, Cuthbert, Ga; A. Il.
lotte, n. C.;B:. L. Willingham, Allendale' sc = O. .
w; A. Caldwell, Greensboro, N. c.. o'S''
r. oTTiEEns.EJo6n HiI B; Gordon, President; B,
Austell, E: Holland, Finance Committec.' W "
@. Morris, Secretary. W.
J. .da;;,M b; MILLER, General Agent,
H.nnv so1 1o1a oMoB Br9ad street, Augusta, Ga.
ia July "a Sno
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CITIZENS III Ms SAVINGS 41 v BANK
.I.e.t c..r oFiam9l ] ..oel +. 37.v
SOUTH. CAROLINA
DEPOSITS OF 81 UPWARDS RECEIVED


INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE PATFo
SIX PER CENT PERA NNTdr CON-
PGUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS. >,
pR1NCIPAL and Interest, or any part there
II OF, may be withdrawn at any tjweN Ana
Bank reserying the night (though It will he
rarely exerciscd) to demand four teen days' M.
tice II the amount is Under 81 900; twenty dava
- oveE sSgyT nno ana under 1000. or thirty days
=: y OFFICERS. -,4- s.BJ
Wade Hampton, President
John Is. Palmer, Vice President. '--''-r
Thomas e. Gregg, Cashier e .w
John g. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Wade, Hampton, Columbia, 90
William Martin, Columbia.
F. W. McMaster, Columbia. /" Vc
a. Q. Haskell, Columbia. s.
J. T. Thomas, Columbia
Z. II. Heinitsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia
CT. Scott. Newberry. r.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
n. Rntledge, Chareston
Danlel Rayenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
Phans and others may here deposit their saw
lngs and draw liberal rate of interest there
on Planters, Professional Men and Trnsfaa,
wishing to draw interest on their funds npfiI
they require them for business or other pnr.
poses: PARENTS desiring to set apart small
sums Tor their children, and. Married Women
ana minors (whose deposits can onIy be with
drawn by Themselves or, in case Of death. bv
sne1r a;M tegGl representatives,) wishing to lay
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and. at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when.
needed. .ta ...i, InaIa"