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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

POLICE Court, TaUgsDAY-Justsee :
d. White preS1dang.-lhs iollo"ips s"'e'
were disposed of: ;..,
Patrick Henry (colored(. charged WIN
threatening and abusing Beverly Iurplh.
Discharged on payment OF costs.
Austin Mitchell (eoloredO. charged WIN
stealing one ham of bacon, the property OF
VIM. Nj. Parrish. Found guilty, ana sent
TO iail and chain-gang for 80 days.
beverly Turpin (colored), charged Win
trespassing on the premises OF ana using
indecent language to Patrick Henry DlS-
charged on payment OF costs.
Daniel Scrogein, charged with beln2
drunk and a vagrant. Let OF.
Anna Williams (colored), charged VIII
assanlting and beating the infant child OF
NJ H ,rri-on. Being children, The case was
dismissed.
Salnlun Carter and Chapman Beverly
fcoIored), charged with tying VIM. Carter
with rope and assaulting and beating him
with au iron strap. Discharged.
VIM. Carr (colored), charged with tres
passing OH the premises OF M. r. GARY.
Discharged.
Augusta Harrison (colored), charged with
a. saultine ard beating the child Of Tishie
Williams. Dismissed, both being chill
d1'pn. .,
Harriet Robinson (colored), charged with
using abusive and indecent language on the
street and keeping house Of i'll fame. Sc
cnrty required in the sum Of 800 for three
months.
Reuben Mitchell (colored), charged with
being an escaped convict from the Virginia
Eenitenliary. Discharged.
Alexander Robinson (colored), charged
with falsely and maliciOusly swearing,
thereby causing. the arrest and lmprison"
ment of Harriet Robinson. DISCHARGED.
Martha Tinsley and Maria Winston
(colored), charged with using abusive and
Insulting language to each other, &c. Fined
80 each.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

WHAT EVERY ONE SAYS MUST BE
50, and every one does say that 2. A. WISsTOCh
sells The FINEST IMPORTED CIGARS very
cheap. He says he Is determined to bring down
the price Of imported cigars. Gold 10 down, ana
there Ia no cau:e why imported cigars should GO
sold at such high figures IS sre asked Ia some
places. To be convinced, call and see for your
selves st 8. A. WINsToCK,s LOAN OFFICE,
No. II l4.h street., uaGer tho Exchange Hotel.
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WoRKs-Sale Of the States Interest
in The DanuiHe RaiLroad.-The Board OF
Public Works has been in session for the
past two days considering most important
Subjective the sale of the States interest
in the Richmond and Danvllla railroad TO
the stockholders of that tay-and at
late hour yesterday afternoon concluded
the business before them.
The sale was made under The terms OF the
act of Assembly. The total amount owned
by the State was 81 ,03t, 92t. OF this amount,
SlOO, 900 was paid some months since the
balance 1884, 92N was paid on yesterday,
and the stock transferred to the company.
The three directors who represented tue
State were Messrs. ". 7. Sutherlin, W. il.
Owen, and Hunter II. Marshall. The func-
tons of these gentlemen, of course, ceased
with the sale, and they were ut once re-
moved by the Board Of Public Works,
though they were subsequently reelected
by the Board of Directors Of the Danville
Company. There was no other business OF
special public interest before the board,
and they adjourned.
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81 F - IL
DaAwN jurors or HUsTrNGs CoUBr;-.I.In
following il q list of drawn, jurors Tor tne
next term ofthis court: Thos. Q. heesee'
Charles P. Laughton, Q. w. McFarlape,
Peyton r. Carrinelon. .: w. crlngan, D.
Z. Ellyson, G. w. Grant, W. B: Hers n d
S. ?. Hawes. J.. Leigh Jones, .. IL. +. ~
Jones, J. T. Anderson, Andrew Anton p,
;Jnlian Binford, Walter J. Blount, =. C'
BIankenshIp, u. A. Enniss, Jas. ); Free
land, j. Fl. Garrett, r. d. Hudglns, yosepn
X. Hix, r. M. Imboden, Geo.. W isnae ~
VIM. L. Jennings, VIM. Ellfs Jones, n: y.
Jones. John LYLE, G. Il. Morton. Poiteaux
Robinson. D. III. Robinson, C. r. Rees, y.
A. Richardson, g. w. sturdivaut,. Charles
S. Thompson, J. E. Tompkins,, Jos. Ter r
rim. r. 3. Armstrong, r. S. Bosher, G. r.
Beiyin. Aug. Blenner, Lewis Euker, =; +.
Danfortb, E. o. Davis. Richard n. cox
John ". Cardwell, e. Ii. Charberlayne'
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DIED.

On Wednesday. the aoh Inst, at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ, At The residence OF his mother. Of typhoid
dysentey, GEUR uE BERNAD srRAEELA;
aged % ears.
His funeral will take place THIS (Frihayl
Mt.RNIsG at 10 O'Clock from st. Peters Caths.
dral. Friends AID acqlsihtanrej or tie faulty
are respectfully In yited 10 st.end.
On the morning Of the slat OF August. 1871 after
q ling ana painful illnsts j .HH III tMA3
j; HUSTON, infant son OF James and Jane ID,
Johnston, az d months aud days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF his father, IL North 9TH street. al 10 O'Clock
THIS tF;idty) MORNING. Brierds Of the family
arc invited to attend.
At his residence. Seventh street. in this city,
on n edre.dsy, tire 3oih instant, after brief IL
ness, Capt. FELIX Ii. CAVE, OF Orange county.
Va, ageu So.
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Perfection is degree OF excellence seldom OBJ
tanned but We bei-Ve II has been realized in the
beautiful srt of ph Biography. Whose doubts this
lot him Goth for amusement ard Instruction.
spend an hour or tHo ia the haely-embelltshed
gallery {: 0. lol hatn street, opposite the post
office. There he viii behold specimens Of skill
which defy the most critical to carp st. and the
most imaginative to suggest improvemt nts.
FRAYsER's photographs are all styles and sizes,
executed by frst-class operators, and co'ored by
only artists OF merit. Without disparsging SINH
lir est tolls hmepts heye We have called att. ton
to FkAYsER's gallery because we lhiok It aito2e-
ther one OF which our city ought to be proud.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Progress Of The Work.-The work on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is progress
ing as rapidly rs possible under the diff
cliltics which have recently surrounded the
company. The low water in the OHIO ana
Kauawha rivers has OF late III measure
prevented the shipment of railroad mate
rial to the points from which the road is
being built. Information was received in
this city yesterday, however, that the Ohio
had risen eight feet in the last few days and
the Kanawha two. If this be true, the
company will lie enabled to send their ma
terial, as heretofore, from parkersbu:g,
and the work will go on With greater
speed. 1t is stated that a distance OF sixty
miles, from Huntington to ChlricSfoWn,
will he completed by the 18th or 2Oth of
this month, and The ninety odd miles. from
Huntington to "lliiler's Ferry" by the
middle of December, if not sooner.
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PBOROSkIS.

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER
has, 30ta 1871.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this of
L fee sntil "WEDNESDAY, September 9Th, =. l!
n for making n. necessary WALL OF pudd ed
clay and filing around tho tank for The gaS-holder
being erected AZ the City Gas Works.
turh information as NAV be required can b5
b. d by sprllcst on at this office.
Work 10 be done 70 the salts f.ctt2n OF tho Com
Mite on Liift, tie City Engineer, md Euptrin-
terdf n. OF Gas.
The Committee on Light reserve the right Of
CaAs. H. DiMM 1CK,
au 80 I'd Ci:y engineer.
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READ, PONDER, AND BE WIsE.-Housekeepers
should bear IN mind thai Of sll the dIteren: baking
powders IN E,ark.h none have stood the test Of
strict chemical analysis Ike Uooley's Yeast Pow
de-. Dooiey's Yeast Powder contains no ingre.
dents but such as are health 'ul and chemically
pure. This insures uniform success in the m liking
OF rolls, biscuits &c. which inferior articles do
no. Manufactured and sol3 at Wholesale by Doc
LEY rRcTHER, % New street, New York, and
q, retail by grocers generally.
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~VkHYS<sS 10"
BIcHMorp, VA, Aug. a. IA

b1CHMOeD, VA, Aug. 81, ISL
Dear Judge; Yon know am q candidstu fortha
nomtoatfon as the Conservative senssor from
Hanover and CsroIine. stand pledged to aa,se
the decision Of the Convention, II against ma or
to Whether tie fourteenth amendment wouId an.
Glade mo from my reat II elected. It is now c,e.,
fist che Convention win not decide this question.
Will You, therefore, IS msmb Der OF tbs Businaes
Committee, tell me IL anything occurred 10 thai
committee that ought to induce me TO belle va that
the committee were OF the opinion that va,
legally dlsqualIfed7 Please reply promptly.
Very truly, your friend.
WIN. ID. QUEsENBgaRr
Judge Horny ". Thomas, Fairfax CT.
My Dear Sir,-In reply 70 your favor OF this
date, asking me, rs member Of the Business
COMMITTEES, to inform you II anything occurred in
that committee that ought to induce You to believe
that the committee were OF opinion that you were
now legally disqualified to serve In the General
Assembly, II elected because OF the f&c that prior
to the war you had been member Of the Senate OF
Virginia.
Upcn the contrary, the committee we're unlni.
nous in the opinion that those who were hereto
FORE members of the Legislature did not come nm
der the operation Of the 18th amendment to tho
Constitution. some OF the committee thought
that personr so situated should not be candidates
hut all we're of the opinion that the difficulty II
spy. was to be settled by themselves, the commit
tee not feeling authorized to express any opinion
upon the subject.
Truly yours, Fl. W. THOMAS.
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: THE FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING.-Au
alarm OF fire was given yesterday morning
at twenty minutes past O'Clock, from box
%, at The corner Of 18th and Maj shall
streets. The fire was caused by the expio-
sion Of kerosene oil lamp on the premises
OF George Metzger, baker, at SOL north
18th street. The lamp exploded in she'd
attached to the house, which was used as
a bake,house, the building taking fire from
the burning oil. The dough, ready kueaded
for the mornings baking, was entirely de-
stroyed with the shed, thus depriving many
customers, perhaps, Of their usual supply
of bread. The fumes were easily extin-
guished by the fremen with D plug stream.
Loss, about $50.
Mr.. Metzger had no insurance. TIE
house is owned by Mrs. Grimes. Her loss
is estimated at 300; insured for 300 in the
Virginia Fire Insurance Company, and 500
in the Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING TWENTY-FIVE
DoLLARs.-Cap;ain Disney arrested Nelly
Lewis (colored) last night on the charge of
stealing S25 from John Brophy. Alter she
was arrested she confessed to the captain
that she had taken the money, but had di.
ylded it out among her friends. When she
got out into the yard she declared that she
had not given away the money, but that it
was buried. The money could not be
up. The matter will probably be invesli-
gated this morning
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THE eastern CITY," one of the two
boats which have been chartered by the
York River Railroad Company to keep up
the connection at West Point between this
city and Baltimore, reached West Point
yesterday morning, bringing considerable
freight and q good passenger list. The
" Eastern City" is fine steamer, has
sleeping accommodations fer 400 paSsen.
gers, and can carry a large amount OF
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Mes. FLAMING has for several days been
under medical Treatment for ague and fever,
aud OF Monday took, through mistake,
a large dose OF eye.water containing afro
pm. Tncre was u little more than half u
grain Of this deadly drug III the dose she
took, and she died yesterday from It's effects.
Norfolk Day Book.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.-For the
mouth of August fifteen marriage licenses
were issued by the clerk of Heurico County
C.urt-eight white and seven colorcd.
From the clerks office of the Hastings
Court in this city twenty-sN were issued
ten white and sixteen colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

AN e'esAnt assortment or sea, and diamond
rings, Lev OF silver ware, One watches, and
besuIf u' jewelry. just received at JNo. II. TYLER
co. sne~ store. iio7 Main street, opposite Fitst
National Sank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT AP-
PoISrED.-The Board Of Education met
Yesterday and appointed George G.. Junkin
county superintendent Of schools OF Mont
gomery county, vice William q. Hagan, re-
stoned
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MEssEs ". ID. BLAIR & Co., corner 9th and
Main etree:s, have tmsn quantity OF Old Hen.
nessey Brandy, Imported by Richmond mey-
chant before the war. Every one should supply
themselves with bottle for medicinal use.
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Members OF The Convention, mcmters OF the
Prese, country and city customers IN general, are
In .l.ed to call and buy great bargains in dry
goods 1T WIN. TIA; HInER Il SONS, corner 9Th
and Broad streets, who continue 10 EEL =! low
priccs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

TIE most superior whiskey In orr IN irkEt Ia :, n
Select. The price is as 80 per gallon, and 1t can
only be had at ". D. BLAIR & Co.'s corner sth
and Main streets, Richmond Va.
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DEEDS RECORDED. Since the 1st Of Au-
gust torty.one deeds h I'VE been recorded In
the Henr;co County Court. and one hum
dred aud eighteen in the clerks ONCE OF
the Chancery Court i'll this city.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dividend Policies
WIDOWS ana Orphans' HeneHs Lie Insurance
Company. j. r. MOORE. Agent.
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HARPER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIg's
ILLUSTRATED papers for this week are to
hand from Elyson 81 Taylor, booksellers
and ncw>dealcrs, next door to Dispatch
Off re,
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FINES IMPOSED AND COLLECTED.
the month ending August 31.t, nnes
amounting to s464.5o have been imposed 3sal
and collected in the Police Court. Besides
This This amount amount, more than $40, has been col
lected by the chief OF police on aceoun as OF 81
cases disposed of by the several ]ustlces VI
tho CITY, without being sent to COURT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

The triumphs CT Photographic art can DO seen
IN The pictures Of the lovely daughters OF the
South as taken st the "Lee" Gallery. No pic
lures taken on The Sabbath.
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Buy your cloth ng, shirts and furnishing goods
from L. Is. sPESCE &c Son, merchant ta,.ors and
dealers 10 gent:em:u'S furnishing goods 1890 Main
STREET,
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COUNTY TAxEs.-The county taxes are
being collected rapidly. On Tuesday over
81 200 was paid in, and on "Wednesday an
amount exceeding 81 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

AtKenmnre. Caroline county, Va. August lst
BY the Eey. j. u. Poiude1ter, joins <. WAT.
KINS b,q. OF II tltfaI, Va, TO NARY L.,
daughter Of the lac JUICE X. n. Coleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT FUNDED. The amount Of the pubic
debt funded yesterday WAS S241 ,260O9,
making il total to date of 81, Ola ,2O5.43.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

hcmbc-s Of the Convention do not let their e..
thusiasm keep them from FRAysER'S Gallery,
opposite the post-cfllce.
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COOK LAUGHToN viii sell alto A. h. at NO.
ta7 Main street near It'll, large assortment
OF furniture &C.
cRuBss a WILLIAMS Will coll at IL N. real
es,,te on the north side Of Cary, between 18th
and 18th streets.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, AUG. 81, 1911 : s 4. NJ, To; 3 Z.
NJ, SO; Z. a.. 500.
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! School books, Wholesale and retail, ss ELIYsoN
4 TAYLoE's, illa aain atreat.
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Members Of the Convention ought to leare their
negative at FRAYsER's extensive Photograph
Gallery, opposite the post ONCE.
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MARRIED..

All the new novels at KLLYsoN & TAILoR's,
llio Main street.
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Simon Boi;yar-the accented syllable of
his name is like that OF Decentralization
Advertiser.
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School books at ELLYsoy & TAYL0g's llls
Main street.
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GEO. WASHINGTON r, MiLETT
yXI Ash iNGTON & CO, GENERAL
wv COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ia Grct n
wich strest, corner CoIrtands, New forf. Con-
and Orders FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents for the V1rgiata Steamship and Packet
t'omnanY. 2 "
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Call and see FRAysEE's extensive Photograph
Gallery.
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Lost. hTisXYED, do.

r OST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, Sss:s
IL lsrge WHITE COW, spotted wihsI.T--
red shoit crlmpfe horn. LIBERAL rewaf. "iit
lie paid II returned 10 .o 2cS east Clay ST ett or
envy inform 2Lion lett st my store, No. 1873 Main
ii@ j. b. HOCKADkY.
STRAYED, from "Clark's Spring" E{SSssS
- O Ftiay LIS. the 2th Instant. two5IA-
CcWS-one white and red cow, one horn at
tered sni giving q small q1Sntity OF milk zee
other a Ell COW with some Wpite mS+ks, very 81 lLt
be given for any In form :uon that VIII secur' their
r,tIlrn. ANDERSON 6 KISG,
au sD-1t Basin Bank, betwt en- S.h aud sn SIS
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at u, $40,
sa7s, and 1850 per c9a At the Dispatch Printing
Establishment,
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Members Of The 4 ate Convention wh1 have en-
g42emon:s ut FsAYsER's Photographic Gallery,
opposite tie past otllce, must be prompt,
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PERsosAL.-Collector Regnault, who has
been absent from the city for some time on
a tour North, has returned.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE
RICHMOND fosT-oPFICE, AUGUST 81, 1871
spenser Foster, Va; Nancy Carter CORD,
Norfolk A. NJ. Sparkes, Tunstalps; Capt.
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GoMassssgoB MERCHANTS.

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP.
~ PING aud COMMIS&IOa MERCHANT, No.
. Governor street, Richmond, Va, fposIcfIice
box 17l, agsn- foe the I'D Dominion steamship
Company, for New York lDman !,lEe, ior Liv-
erpooi; anchor LINE, for Glasgow; National
l,fue for Ltyerpool je34
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FIRE ALARMs.-There were ten fire alarms
during the month Of August.
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DENTISTRY.

-
MENTAL NOTICE. 3S
Having been absent during the month OF su-
gust nv Office will U open aiD-DAI sepiem-
Der All 1871. GEO. b. STEEL, leHt'st,
reI-et 72s Aain street.
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MAJ. v, ". Eh, :.
was then called to the stand, and by his
fervid eloquence, happy illustrations and
humorous comments upon the remarks OF
the preceding speakers, put the audience
in the best humor possible. None OF the
gentlemen making addresses was more az
teptiyely heard or better applauded. when
he concluded the meeting was declared al
i0urned.
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ENTAIL NOTICE. EHa
DIR. WAYT has returned to the city snd may
be found at his Office at the u.usl uts. ali cs5t
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Tho Convention was called to order yes
,erday morning at quarter 10 IL ociocA
by President BOcock.
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
OF A PLAN OF
G,NIZARION.
cor,-+esies to Gov. walker-He 1aRes
a. Seat on the Platform
1Dy0URNaENT SINE DIE.

Delegation Return Ana"As'
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GLAD TIDIN GS!
PRICES REDUCED,

All kinds OF MARBLE snd GRANITE WON
done. All kirds MAATSL.-Mrbiesn o So nv"
SLABS OF all kind io- cabiuct makers a11 IL
railing. LETrEhlaG done III SeImSu a.u NJ
brew WILLIAM II. Le LEI,
So ysm Ags1s.
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e1T1'h|IzENllsE5 e:l11'|I ENllsE5 sAAsybbNNgsi s!AAsy bbNNgsi R4lNKsi 4!lNNlsin
sd, IL Iiiierod.. .ar I.nui..1'a 1!qr,is /
a@U]T'H!q4 AR01'I1E::A. "A al|, :A
Deposits of: 81 and 1nW,!aEds ,! e Receiysssaa,. 81 asa,.

4 ii f,.iN s'. r-ir-7.tf 81; .'t Va,
TNTEREST 44LO W61DcA q TEE RANKV Vl.
6EYEN PER QEMf. PICK AlVNUM, !.
on 0ERTiFT01 2.&S QEDEPp8IT,.
#, Il" AND SIX PER ICE:NT C01I-
p.:i :PO UNDED EVERY SIX Fl" -:
irrta AONIHS 0M MACCO UNITS! III, 4.
:. ,'D.o .y.i! 0FEI0ERS.j 4.l,,.. 1Ir
VIM. HsItin, President. :., .o;.u
John John =. F. Tsnmas rsimes Vice Presidents. !: .
4. Ct. Bren72eT, Cashier.
J! II. Rawseri' Assistant 'Oashfer, in
charge OF Hyapches, .s.
John q. B. Smith. Assistant Casiiief
Directors. '..i NH,N"',
, Wade Hampton, William Martini A. o. Has.
'kell, F. ". McMaster, John 2. Tlomae, E. H.
= aeinitsh, John =. Palmer 'Themas F., Gregg,
'fAJ. Eli Gregg, Marion. =. .,ttf i7i'fa
q. e. Scott, Newberry: - !. @,l.-
tlWs e. iMayes, Newberry. - ,in,
!. B.. II. Rutledga, Charleston. ~.
Taniel Ravenol, IT.. ChaElest0n.
Mechanics, Laborers, OlerkB,' Widows, Or.
phans and iothorB may here deposit their saw.
'ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wiehipg to draw interest ep their funds unit,
they REQUIRE them for busine1s or other puf.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums Tor their children, and, married. Women
ind Minors {whoae deposits can only be with.
Ira wn by themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal Representatives. Wishing to lay
inside funds for future use. are hero Afforded
I'm opportunity OF depoaiting thoir nleans
where they will rapidly accumulate. and, at
lhe same tino, be subject to withdrnwalwheH
needed. ,r.. Aug 18