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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-29

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The case of J. p. Winston ct ais VS.. j. T..
johnson and j. 7. Smith, an account to
recover possession of land sold under the
law for the collection Of taxes in insurrec-
tionary districts, was concluded in Judge
Underwood's court this morning, by a de-
cision being rendered in favor of the defen-
dants.
Two orders for final discharge in bank
ruptcy were entered, and several removals
to the Western district was made.
The court adjourned until the 10th day
of January, 1872.
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THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILRoAD.-The annual meeting of tn,
stockholders Of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad company was held at the of
flee of the company yesterday, at IL O'Clock
NJ. Over seven thousand shares o.
Of the stock Of the company were repre-
sented in the meeting in person or by prox.
les.
The Presidents annual report was pre-.
sented and read. 1t says that important
changes made at the last annual meeting
in the rates of passenger fare and freight on
coal, and an increase in the number of dai-
! ly trains run, went into effect in December,
| 1870. These changes necessarily added to
| the expenses of transportation, and the in-
crease of patronage which was expected to
follow, has not been sufficient yet to make
up the deficiencies occasioned by reducing
the fares and freight on coal. The opera
tions of the past year are referred to as eX-
perimental, land the following comparative
statement will show some of the results:
In 1870 the number of local and way
passengers was 29,03S, and the number Of
excursion passengers Il, ,946, making to-
tai of 43,9S4 from which the receipts
were s47 ,077.75. In 1877 the number of
local and way passengers was 36,757, and
Of excursion passengers 15, 200 the total
number this year was 90 ,047, and the total
receipts thcrefrom $43, ,936.90. In 1870
the coal transported amounted to IS, 800
tons, paying S37 ,443.63, and in 1871 to
1897 tons, paying s26, ,7s4.60.
The receipts for excursion trains in 1871
amounted to s9,2s7.50. The through pas
sengers were less than those of the previous
year by 1882. The receipts from the
Danyille connection, crossing the James
river bridge, were as follows For pas
sengers, $3,S92.l2 for express freight,
s509.6 !; United States mail, $780, to-
tai, S4,664 .23. ,
The President remarks that the falling
off in the receipts for freight upon coal
would not seem to encourage a continuance
of the present rates ON the article; but
adds, that there is good reason for believing
that unless the rates are kept as low as they
are now the business will not be refnunera-
tive to their Golfers and they would be
compelled to cease their operations, and con-
soauently the company would be compelled
to lose all of this freight.
The road is balasted with coarse sand
and small gravel, and is in first rate order.
The increase of travel to and from Manches-
ter requires a station there. Only three
accidents have occurred during the year.
On the 24th of December, 1870, Thos. III.
Peasants, an employe, was mashed be-
tween two cars at the depot, and died. On
the 18th of May, Henry Walker, a brakes
man, was badly injured by striking his
head against bridge on the road, but re-
covered. Clay Lee, another employe, had
his foot mashed at the Richmond depot in
September. The State has no interest in
the road.
On motion of Mr.. B. +. Newcomber, Col.
Thomas III. Wynne was unanimously re-
elected president, and the following direc-
tors were also elected: Messrs. b. w.
Haxall, r. B. Haxall, ID. w. Lassiter, II.
X. Ellyson, and Frederick R. Scott. Mr..
Charles r. Ellis declined reelection as di-
rector. .st 4-izs
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MISSING. Chicago sufferer named
Hagan, came to this city few. weeks ago,
and obtained employment as a jeweler
with Mr.. Heinrich. Yesterday morning
the individual in question did not come to
work, nor did he appear about the pre-
misses, or send any explanation of his ab-
sence. This excited the surprise o1his em-
ployer, and he made an examination of his
stock and Of the watches left for repair. OF
the latter, he discovered that two gold ones
were gone, also some trinkets the whole
amounting to about $50. The sufferer
has probably gone to practice his deception
elsewhere.
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THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-Judge Gui-
gon's court will convene on Monday next,
at which time the grand jury will be in at
tendance. la
The case of Martin Alley, under indict-
ment for killing Robert Petway, will be
taken up on the assembling of court on
Monday. Judges Ould and Crump are the
counsel for the defense and the prosecution
will be conducted by GeorgeD Wise. ESQ.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. The
Governor has appointed Samuel II. Tins
ley inspector Of tobacco for Planters ware
house, Lynchburg, on the part of the State,
and J. L. Ogelsby on the part of the own
ers. AT Martins warehouse, same city,
5. Il. Rlcker has been appointed on the
part of the State.
Gen: K. Jaques and Joseph j. Brown
have been appointed commissioners of
deeds for Virginia in New York, and Henry
Phillips commissioner in Pennsylvania.
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CALICO DRESS BALL.-A calico dress
ball will be given at Monticello Hall, to-
morrow evening, for the benefit of the La
dies Hebrew Benevolent Association. The
affair promises to be most pleasing epi-
sode in the Thanksgiving festivities, and the
object for which it has arranged recon-
mends itself to our citizens, aliording fine
Opportunity for enjoyment while contribu-
ting material aid in a most worthy cause.
We hope to see large attendance.
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5 LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE, NOVEMBER 29TH, 1871. -
Miss Nj. Broaddus, Centre Gross, Va; M.
L. Broaddus, Greenville P. O., N. c.;
Cabell & yandiuer, Iewisburg, Va. /; So
phia Edwards, Lynchburg, Va. NJ. B.
Hecker, Richmond, Va; r. Mason &
Sons, Baltimore, Nd; Lucy Robinson,
Richmond, Va; James Ritcherson (2)
Richmond, Va; I. J. West, Richmond,
Va; George Washington, Spring Hill.
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MoRTUARY REPORT. The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, November 25th, 1871, compiled
from sexton's returns received at the office
of the Beard of Health: Whole number
of deaths in the city, 20; in addition,
stillborn were reported q white, 2 colored).
Sex: Males, 10; females, II. Color:
White males, Z white females, Z colored
males, 5 colored females, z.
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LOST.

II T-CERTiFrCATE No. 1910 VIRGINIA
IL REGISTERED STOCK, issued under act
OF March l9th 1889, for $500, in the name of
FRANCIS G. TRABuR. This is TO give notice that
application will lie made to the Second Auditor
for 4 renewal of the same. fsns
VIM, s. PHILLIPS,
no 29--faw4w# her husband
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LAYING A CORNER -SToNE.-The cere-
monies of laying the cornerstone Of a
building to be erected for Friendly Division
No. 2, $. of T., in Manchester, will be per-
formed at o'clock Tomorrow Thursday
the 30th inst. Hobson'sl lodge No. 16, A.
+. and A. NJ, of Manchester, will meet at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning TO attend
the ceremonies. Sister lodges of the city
of Richmond and transient brethren in good
standing are invited to be present.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Judge Crump concluded the argument in
the Cahoon case yesterday evening, and it
was submitted TO the court. A decision is
not expected until after the argument in the
Sands case, which, owing to the absence of
the Attorney General, will not be heard
until next week.
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ESTRAY.

GTRAYED AWAY FROM THE II ESI- sz.s.ts
10 DENCE OF the subscriber, on the ff1K
Grove road, WHITE AND DAPPLED COW,
with black nose and ears and large horns. Any
Information respecting her Whereabouts will be
hb%ally rewarded. F. w. JUDGE,
no 2s-tf 1923 Main street.
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Yesterday Ohio S. Kean, of Richmond
qualified to practice in the Court of Ap
peals.
Thanksgiving Day, the postoffice vii
be open only during the usual Sunday hours
from to 10 A. M. 70
Isaac Schriver, former citizen oil
Richmond, died at Allegheny City, Pa, on
Monday OF smallpox.
Two Essex pigs, recently imported
from England by DR.. I. j. Woodbridge and
L. J. Warren, ESQ.,, were at Hix's stable
yesterday.
Preparations are making for the erec-
ton of new building in the "burnt dis
trict' on Thirteenth street, between Main
and Cary.
"A barrel of flour rolling down stair
way yesterday struck little son Of Mr..
j. II. Campbell, on Marshall, near Twen
ty-fourth street, injuring him badly.
christopher Roaue was sent before the
grand jury yesterday, and held in $500 for
his appearance, by Justice Haryie, for as
saulting Constable Talley at the works of
the Richmond Granite company.
The Board of Canyassers Yesterday
gave the certificate of election to the Sem
ate from the Prince Edward district to
Albert p. Lathrop, Republican. Colonel
Berkeley will carry the contest to the
Senate. ~
Gentlemen in this city, who are largely
interested in the passage of the French
Relief bills now before Congress, are en-
couraged by their agent in Washington to
believe that the prospect for their claims
being allowed Is now most cheering.
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The CUsToM-HOUsE TO BE CLOSED.
Collector Humphreys informs us that in or
der that the government employees may have
an opportunity to participate in the cere-
monies usual OH thanksgiving day, the va
rious departments of the United States
custom-house will remain closed to-mor-
row, and all business suspended.
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EDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 80 1871 Vol. " NO. 80

The FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm
last night at II O'Clock was given from box
No. 20, and was caused by the partial de-
struction of the upper story and roof OF the
tenement, on Eighth street, near the packet
landing, occupied by Antonio Myer, as a
blacksmith shop and residence. The fire
started in the upper story of the premises.
The prompt appearance and active exer-
| tons of the fire department soon extin-
| pushed the flames, and saved the adjoining
| property from damage. Mr.. Myers loss
will probably amount to $500, which is
covered by insurance in the Southern Mu-
tual of this city. Alff sA '14f
The Hook-and-Ladd truck broke down
last night, one of the axles breaking in two.
This piece of machinery is the most i'm
portant belonging to the brigade. 1t is
required on all occasions of fire. BY rea-
son of its extreme age, it is almost unfit for
use, and certainly not to be depended upon.
1t has cost great deal for repairs. Under
the circumstances, we know we speak for
the best interests Of the city when we re-
commend that new apparatus be pur-
chased to take its place. In his report last
May, Chief Ainsie made the following rep
reservations, which we reproduce as a fresh
reminder of the importance of early action
on the part of the Council.
"This, 1.-THE ok-and-Ladder Truck
from its age and frequent alterations, is al
most unfit for service. | would suggest
the propriety ofpurchasiug new. one with
improved extension ladders. 1t is fact
well known to all that there are many
houses in this city, were they to take fire,
where the ladders we are now using would
be useless, in the event Of the fires cutting
off access to the upper parts of the build
ings. 1t therefore behooves us to propose
for any emergency which may arise with
in the scope Of a fireman's duty
Mr.. Charles Jurgens, who occupied
room over the blacksmith shop, lost pro-
perty to the value of $500, on which there
was no Insurance.. The fire is considered |
purely accidental,
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DIED. Mrs. Bridget Murphy, wife of
r. p. Murphy, died in this city this morn
ing, aged 26 years. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
from st. Peters Cathedral.
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THE WEATHER. weather-to-day
has been winterish in its proclivities. Small
snow fakes have been lodging around
through the air, and the wind has been ex-
tremely raw and disagreeable.
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ST.. BoNIFAcIous BENEFICIAL So
CIETY.-Judge Wexford, Of the Circuit
Court Of this CITY, yesterday granted a
charter to number of persons in this city,
who propose to form an association to be
entitled the st. Boniacions Beneficial So
cety, "for the purpose Of mutual benefit of
the members, especially in sickness and
Distress" The capital stock is to be sl0,-
600, in shares Of s25 each. 1t is provided
that the society Shall hold no more than
$4,000 worth of real estate, and the opera
tons of it are to be conducted solely in
Richmond, where all of its officers reside.
The following are the officers for the
first year: President, Joseph Stukenburg !;
Yice-President, Charles Seller; Secretary,
William Mayer; Vice-Seeretary, Henry r..
Torbeck Treasurer, G. Ross; Committee,
Frank Schutt, G. Wiggors, and William
StLkenburg.
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The Gr.a. Fire. ia tho Northwest.

Ait,caukie, Nov. 2s.-Captain Lang
worthy, agent OF the Milwaukee Relief
Committee, has just returned from the
burnt district of the Northwest, where he
has been investigating certain reports Of
fraud and misappropriation, all Of which he
found to be false, and started by unscrupu-
lous parties who had suffered by the fire,
but who had been refused aid.
The Relief Committee, in conjunction
with the Governor, are now directing their
attention to providing seed for spring. Mr..
Langworthy gathered many interesting ac-
counts of the great tornado.
In . potato field at Williamsville. where
fifty-nine dead bodies were found. the pota-
toes were all found roasted. At Peshtigo
fifty houses have already been erected, and
with the assistance coming they will be in
good shape to commence spring business.
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The New HotcI NJ t.o,, Mo.yoe.

Fortress Monroe, Nov. 2S.-Col. w. p.
Craighill, Hon. Joseph Segar and G. G.
Willard arrived here this morning, for the
purpose of selecting site for the new ho-
tel. 1t is understood that the bailding will
be completed in time for next summers
trade.
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9 EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.-This
body convened in the First Presbyterian
church in this city last night at halfpast
7 O'Clock, according to adjournment at a
late meeting held at Lynchburg during the
sessions of Synod. The meeting was
opened by a sermon from Rev. j. P. Smith,
after which the roll was called, and the
following ministers and elders answered to
their names:
Mmistvs.--J. G. Stiles, William Brown,
Theodore Pryor, M. d. Hoge, J. d. Dud-
ley, D. G. Irving, George d. Armstrong,
E. H. Rutherford, f. NJ. Woods, +. L.
Preston, w. A. Campbell, G. H. Denny,
II. L. Darnal.
Eilers.-B. G. Jones, r. F. Lester, G.
w. Gretter, Robert Stiles, I. d. Davidson,
j. d. X. Sleight, w. P. Buel, NJ. L. Bea!e,
John Howison.
Z The object of the meeting being to devise
ways and means to increase the contribu-
tions Of the Presbytery for the cause Of
sustentation, Rev. Wm. Brown, d. D., to
whom the matter had been referred, pre-
sented report, setting forth plan for the
consideration of the Presbytery.
After some remarks by DR., Brown, the
meeting adjourned till to-day.
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aeG-"B" Select yhiskey.

Re Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner.
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored 1t is easy
of application and is perterteetly free from any
dor For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers, Price, % cents a bottle.
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Washington, Nov. 2s.-A special from
Havana reports that the trial of the
students for desecrating the grave of
Gonzales Costanos and committing other
excesses has been concluded, and eight of
them have been sentenced to death.
Two negroes were Immediately shot for
killing a volunteer captain.
Hovana, Nov. 2S.--Eight of the medi-
cal students tried by court-martial for
violating the grave of Gonzales Costanos
were sentenced to death this morning, and
were executed this afternoon. They met
their fate with resignation, and expressed
sorrow for committing the act for which
they died,
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
CoNvRNTIoN.-This body assembled last
night in the First Baptist church. Prof.
John Hart, Of Staunton, was elected tenn
porary chairman, and A. P. Abel, ESQ.,,
Of Charlottesville. was elected temporary
secretary. After singing, the introductory
discourse was delivered by DR.. Charles r.
Dickinson, of Louisa. The convention
then adjourned till to-day.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE CIRCUIT
CoURT.-Judge Underwood this morning
adjourned the U. S. Circuit court until the
18th day of January, 1872.
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-Aggregate Amount or the Chicago Relief
EUui.

Chicago, Nov. 2s.-Up to this date the
Chicago Relief and Aid Society has re-
ceved 81 sos, 900 cash for the benefit of the
sufferers by the fire. The contributions
came from forty States and Territories.
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ag-"B" Select Whiskey.

Es Whiskey-T. Balmer & Co., sli Main
street, have still some of their choice as Whshey
on hand
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CONTRACTORS TOOLS.

IL III. HARVEY,
H. AUGUSTA, MAINE,
Manufacturer of all descriptions of
MINERS, CONTRACTORS AND SToSE-C CUTTERS Z
aHs HAMMERS AND TOOLS,
such as
Bush, Hand, Hedge, Face and Pean Hammers.
ALSO,
DRILLS, HALF-ROUNDS, WEDGES, &C,
from the best brands of English Cast-Steel.
" Repairing done on reasonable terms Satisfae
ton guaranteed,
tended to.
kE Send for Price List. Sc 27--w3m
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RN-aB, select whisl4ey.

MS English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALMER & Co., sl4 Main street
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Nc Groceries.-Famiiies in want OF tirece-
ries are referred TO the advertisement of T. BAL
MER Co., Sl4 Main street. in another column
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

lyn. There was large asscmblage of
ladies. The ballroom was gorgeously
decorated with flags, and designs, and inn
plements of war.
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DIED.

AT 2 o'clock A. NJ, November 29th BRIDGET
wife Of L. +. Murphy, aged twenty-six years
and eight months.
Her funeral will take place TOMORROW
AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock from ST. Peters Ca
thedral Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend.
On Saturday afternoon, November 25 Mrs
CAROLINE EASLEY, wife OF Fleming Easley
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DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing district school trustees in addition to
those already published
Buchanan county-The onc-year trus-
tees have been reappointed for three years.
Fauquier--Centre District: James A.
Spilman, vice r. w. Payne. In other
districts the one-year trustees have been re-
appointed to serve for three years.
Frederick -One-year trustees reappoint-
ed. vasHas gspf lsi'lA IA
Highland Monterey District: DR.. II.
M. Patterson, vice James Nj. Sieg. Blue
Grass District: Samuel A. Gilman, vice
A. o. Wade. Stonewall District: John
L. Bird reappointed.
Greene-Ruckersvllle and Standardsyille
Districts: The one-year trustees reappoint-
ed. No appointments for Monroe District,
in this county, as yet.
Madison-All the one-year trustees reap
pointed.
Montgomery--Blacksburg District: W.
L.Pertater reappointed. Allegheny District:
Isaac I. Dudley, vice Joseph A. Rayburn.
Christiansburg District: w. G. Guerrant,
vice John G. Woods. Auburn District
Harvey P. Wilson, vice Andrew Howard.
LouisaGreen Spring District: W.J.
Winston, vice Thos. S. Watson. In jack
son and Courthouse Districts the one-year
trustees have been reappointed. No APP
pointments for Cuccoo district.
Wise-Walker District: John p. Chase,
vice Eli Hanover. In all other districts the
one-year trustees have been reappointed.
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RS Thonlpson's Pomade Optime, as a dress
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfllmed, it softens, i'm
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it a rich glossy appearance
For sale by all druggists Price, 50 and rs cents
per bottle.
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as-camncd Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment, can be had at I. BALxgR & Co a,
Sl4 Main street
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MARRIED.

On the 22d of November, by the Rev. j. r.
GarliclS, FANNIE BELLE, only daughter OF
K. Sedgwiek, of Richmond, Va, TO THOMAS
COLLINS, OF Washington, ID. q.
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eay-.,Bn select whislsey, So. so per gallon.
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DEPOSITS received and PAYMENTS made
daily excepting holidays) from A. NJ to 4P
NJ, and on Saturday Evenings from 5 to s O'Clock,
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have passed through accidental fires, preserving
their contents in some instances where many
others failed
Secondhand Safes, of and other
makes, having been received in part pay for the
Improved HerTing's Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices. 1li no 20-ly
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SIN HUNDRED

More than 10000 Herrings Safes have been
and are now in use and over
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Ra.aB" Select whisl,ey.
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SAVINGS BANK.

ID EMOvAL TO NEW BANNING ROOMS.
NO 10 NORTH TENTH STREET
Between Main and Bank Streets
NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY
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INTEREST at the rate of six per cent per an
unm declared and compounded in March, July and
November, on all sums of FIVE t5) DOLLARS
and upwards
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CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, MARCH 1865
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The Mammoth Safe purchased by the Fidelity
Safe Deposit Company was made by
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Deposits received of FIVE CENTS and up
wards. CHARLES SPENCER,
fe0 It'll Cashier.
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FARRELL, HERRING q Co,
No. s07 formerly e29) Chestnut street, Phila

,.s gss1 HARVEY GILLIAN,
CHAS. MATTHEW'S,
GEO. MYERS,
eiif a4e so7 CHESTNUT STREET, Phila.
HERRING, FARRELL s. SHERMAN, N. Y.
HERRING CO, Chicago
HERRING, FARRELL s Co, New Orleans.
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FARREL, HERRING & Co.