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Bfsmarck,s Retirement.

LONDON, April 5.-A Berlin special,
referring to the retirement of Bismarck,
says: The cabinet will probably expert
ence some difficulty in dispstchlng the
ordinary administrative business when
deprived of their chief. There is no doubt
that the Conservatives and Ultrsmon.
tanes hope to profit by his retirement
and procurea change of ofsystem. There is
little chance OF realization Of these eX-
pectations. Blsmarck's general pro.
gramme is too necessary TO be abandoned
BY the Emperor and nation. Not even
an absolute rupture between the Csbi-
net and Liberals could produce such a
result as such rupture, were 1t to oc-
cur, would more likely arise from Parlis
ment support to the Cabinet in conservs-
tism relative to commercial affairs than in
political liberalism. The prospect of the
Conservatives attaining Office is thus
very small indeed. There will the PAT
ticularists profit by the retirement of the
Prince. The German University is too
firmly based on land power and necessity
to permit her being curtailed by the
retirement of an individual.
Another Berlin special says: 1t is now
proposed that for the time of Prince Bis.
marcks retirement, Vice Chancellor will
be appointed first minister of the crown
and will fill the personal responsibility.
This requires the sanction of the Parlia
ment, and the motion will be
submitted to the Reichstag upon its
re.assembling. Bismarck does not
intend to await the decision OF the
House, but proposes to leave before it as
sembles if tle weather allows. The bet
ter informed journals of this country
deny that the Chsncellor's resignation
was prompted by any question of foreign
politics.
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Spurious Mining Company I.

NEW YORK, March "a concern
which is advertised s the Silver Noun
tain Mining Company, has an office On
Baoad WAY. The names OF the President
and other officers are declared by SUPER
intendent Wslling 10 be fictitious, and
the scheme is regarded by him us got up
for tne purpose of plumber. The two
persons who are sIl that can be dis
covered 10 represent the concern. are
declared to be sdventurer. or some
thing else, and the large mines they
claim ~ own are declared 70 exist only on
paper. The Superintendent says the
company Is not known 70 the Board oi
Mining Companies, and that the whole
sffau is a swindle. This alleged spurious
mining company has sent circulars far
and wide, signed II. 5. 1yler. President,
setting forth the wealth Of their mines
and holding out rich Inducements 10
purchasers Of stock. II is asserted BY
chief WsIling that the victims Of this
company have been very numerous.
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The Bsnder Family.

LITTLE Rock, April 6.-Ths kansas
detectives passed through Fort Smith
yesterday, en- route for Kansas, with the
supposed Bender family. arrested Ia
Crawford county. The family vent
under the name Of Keofer. They were
arrested by . Mr.. Beard, OF Kansas, .
private detective, on . rsquisition Of. tho
Governor Of Kansas upon the Governor
OF ArkAnsas. Beard 10 the man who
discovered the bodies Of the mur-
dered York and others on Bendcrs place
in Kansas in 1872 He followed
the family down the Atlantic and Pacific
road 70 Pierce City, No., thence 70 Fay
etteville, this state. The family separated
q, Rayetyille, but rested 81 the house ef
0 son OF old man Bender, on Cedar creek,
where they engaged 10 Agricultural pur-
suits. After satisfying himself ~ 10 the
idantiiy Of the family, the detective won,
10 Kansax. The governor offered . re-
ward Of $500, and q requisition wss
obtained for Geo. Keofer, atids John
Bender; Lena Keofer, aLtas Ksts Bender;
Mn. Keoisr, ALIAS Mn. Bender,
Phillip Keoier, ALIAS John Bender,
jr. The arrests were msde very
quietly by the sheriff, the only resistance
being by Kate, who drew shovel on the
detective and attempted TO gct . pistol,
bot was prevented from doing anything.
The whole party deny that they are the
Benders. All the circumstances ere 80
strong that every one in ths locality
where the arrests were made believe they
are the Blenders Keofer made . good
citizen, but h. rested under suspicion
ever since be came 70 the county on foot.
But be soon commenced buying farms
and agricultural implemsnu always
having plenty o! money 70 psy bis way.
Since they left kan,ss Kste has become
the mother Of two children.
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Mexican News.

CRY OF MEXICO, March 30.-The
dissffectien is spreading, the Oldest sd.
hereats of Disz denounce him and the
spirit of revolt has spread throughout the
army. On the 9th General Tuerer and
Regules, and Ssuchez OChos, generals
of Vallsds, and Hernsdez the psrtisans
of Lerdo were bsnished from the coun-
try. Diaz is sick in bod and various
rumors as 10 the character Of the disease
are current. The manifesto Of Lerdoh as
created a sensation. Tho constitutional
party are fast organizing.
Disz has telegrsphed Cansles 70 re-
lease Cortina, and ordered the latter 10
appear at the Capital. The troops OF the
State of Morrelas have pronounced for
Lerdo The troops in other parts OF the
country are greatly discontented, and a
general outbreak may be expected sny
day.
The Americans, hearing Of the probs-
bic recall of Foster, Us Minister, ad-
dressed memorial 10 President Hayes
asking that he be retained.
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Resolutions or the Packard Legtsla.
ture.

NEW ORLEANS April 5.-The Pack.
ard Senate have adopted Q series of reso-
lutions denouncing the pledges of Stanley
Matthews and Charles Foster tor the
withdrawal of the troops as corrupt
and dishonorable bargain, and say that
they are slow 10 believe that President
Hayes is "a party TO such 3 bargain. 1t
calls on the President to furnish the as
sistance necessary TO protect the State
against domestic violence and TO put
down the Nichols Insurrection; asserts
that the legality OF Packard cannot
be questioned by any one who does not
question the title of the President
Hayes, rs both titles are the san e; recon-
mends that Packard organize the militia
in every parish and district to meet any
emergency which may arise in the
future if the President fails in his duty,
which we do not believe he will do, let
the responsibility rest where 1t belongs.
In conclusion, the resolutions express
unsbsted confidence in the patriotism,
frmness, wlsdow and forbesrancs of
Governor Packard.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

Tho Baltimore Gazette of wednesday
:, Is the opinion among rail-
,.s men that there will be no war. Mr..
c,verrr has been participating in the
,..-snce OF leading railway officials at
y.v York. and it seems probable that
:, srreeement will be arrived at that
vin move satisfactory alike to the ship.
and investor in railroad properties.
T. , recent speech before the Baltimore
Merchants Exchange, Mr.. GARRETT
..,el ,ast arrangements were IN pro-
49,. for an adjustment of freight
..,a. 10 remunerstive basis.
He pointed out that an
,ir,pce of 10 cents per 100 lbs. above
=, ,r,-emunerstive rates that have been
prevailing whould have made an IN.
,.ssse of s2lS6,7s6 in the last years
b7,i,ess of the Baltimore aad Ohio road.
4. Mr.. GARRETT was the link lacking in
Tho Ssrstors conference in the summer
O!Is74, when an agreement was sought
. be arrived at by which the destructive
.,jl,osd war which followed might be
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San Francisco Water War.

SAN FRANCIsCo, April 5.-This after.
noon the Spring Valley Water Company
filed petition IN the Supreme Court
asking forthwith for writ prohibiting
and restraining the Mayor, Board of Su-
pervisors and ali other city officers from
making connections with the mains OF
the company, or interfering in any way
with its water pipes, &c. The cour.
granted an alternative writ, and the mat
ter is to be heard next Mondsy At two
o'clock. In the meantime the Mayor.
Board, etc, are temporarily restrained
from interfering in any way with the
compauy's mains.
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Call for ROu(Is,

WASHINGTON, April g. The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day issued the
iorty-ffth call for the redemption OF
500 bonds of 1865, May and November,
The call is for ten million dollars, of
which nine and a half millions are
coupon and one.half million registered
The principal and interest wi be paid
at the treasury on and after the 9th of
July next, and interest will cease from
that day. The following are The des-
criptions: Coupon bonds: $500, No.
46,00l 10 AZ 800, both inclusive; $1,000
Nos. l32,00l to l4l 1000, both inclusive.
Registered bonds: $1,000 Nos. 1901 to
1894, both inclusive.
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Bold Attempt at Abduction.

Iowa CRY, IA, April 5.-Sir men,
supposed to be monte operators, attempt
ed 70 sbiuct Mrs. Geo. w. Watson,
a wealthy and accomplished young Lady
of MAssillon, Ohio, from = Rock Island
train, between Rock Island and this
place last evening. They entered the
train at Rock Island and under the pre-.
tense ths, she was an escaped lunsiic
kept her gagged and held her down q.
East Station. She escaped from them
At Milton after desperate struggle,
during which she spraIned her ankle,
and after convincing the conductor OF
her sanity was allowed 70 take rooms in
the hote! here, where she Is well known
and respected. The object was probably
money, as she was richly dressed.
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HOPE FOR TIE kANAWHA
COUNTRY.

lie Charleston Courier Of last Tues
Ay ass al editorial upon the business
&as:'on and prospects of the hsnawha
A'@y, which clearly indicates more
-leiu. condition o! affairs in that Sec
"'a than has existed for some time
-" Inc people seem 70 have reached
-Al pan, to be living economically,
,!'hg snd selling for cash, extending
'-s SIS OF agricultural production, and
-pEas with Nil the conditions essen
80 !" ne revival Of prosperity.
"" have for some time watched most
.''.y the progress o: business events
'-' Nsnawhs Valley, and have taken
% E''a;to ascertain what, If any, is
- nope Tor better times and better
"'"s' IA ths: depressed but important
a Of West Virginia. Our
''''ion leads US to the con-
'1 'as; that part of our State
'' W TO emerge IRON It's embarrsss-
- ahl start upon new career of
's'"&' \ most important element
'a'a.stlon Is the change that has
'O'Aed IN the habits of the people
yves a: the close of the war and
'''' following, money was very
> II hanawhs. Large cash invest
'' 's'd, made by people IN other
80 iae building of the Chesapeake
q '-o railroad, the location Of the
y, ''' 'aeInaax of new population, the
N'')n o. landed values, all
=, " o''nS sbou: state of things
SATe unusual prosperity to busi-
=. say femunerstive employment
i. ' made good living easy to get,
,,. promoting speculation taught
-" look forward to sudden fortunes,
.r. 'u' "Ake Otthis came somewhat OF
s,.' sAnee and neglect of legitimate
S,,,:!1 !~eni'. The panic caught the
'"S In a bad fix and left it in 8
o..., .ne' As the people there had
.,7'.- 7" Fslse sufficient amount of as.
i, a. Products for home consump-
n, .' suA' money remained was grsdu.
at Ou' to purchase the necesssrie:
s,h.,. 'na they were soon left In the
ais,, situation of having every.
s,5 "Oay and very little to buy i,
sa. ~ process recovery was necessarily
severe. The first step was t.
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by Ofvill D. Jewett. Jewett who,
while laboring under s temporary
ft of insanity, assaulted his uncle,
George w. Jewett, and Mr.
Dean, having in readiness the weapons
with which he intended to accomplish
his purpose. He said that Orvllle d.
Jewett undoubtedly assaulted George
W. Jewett, as upon entering the room
he saw the men lying in heap together,
Orville Jewett apparently grasping his
uncle and clinchlng with him.
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instructions be gwen to the Commission
may be 80 amended and enlarged ths,
the right can be ascertainsd, and the
government thus found TO be Republican
in form and to have been shossn by q
majority Of the people, according to the
legal methods sanctioned by the Consti-
tuition and laws may be recognized and
sustained.
Very respectfully your obedient ser.
want ). B. PACKARD, Governor.
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oTrAvA, April 5.-Some three hun
dred workIngmen assembled in City
Hall Square to-dsy, and demanded work
or bread from Mayor Mslloy. That gen.
tleman addressed them and promised 10
do what be could. They then went 70
the Parliament buildings and demanded
sn interview with the Premier. Mr..
Mackenzie refused 10 see them n he vas
engaged on some important business.
The men entered the building and in-
sisted on seeing him. Mr.. Mackenzie
still refused when they passed vote
Of ersure and dispersed
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Kentucky State Medical Association,

LOUISVILLE, April 5.-The Kentucky
State Medical Association elected the
following officers: President, Dr.. L.
Ysrdell, OF Louisville; Senior Vice
President. DR.. }. l.. Dlsmus, of Mayfeld
Junior Vice President. DR.. W. 3. Rod
man, Of Frankfort; Recording Secretary,
DR. j. K. Letcher, OF Henderson; Core
spending Secretary, DR.. 5. ". Single
ton, of Paducah; Librarian, Dr.. F. h
McNsry, of Princeton.
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Raak EDtssDed.

Bos1os, April San injunction vAs
issued to-day 70 prevent the North
Bridgevs,er, Massachusetts, sasingl
bsnk from doing business. The bank
commissioner found certain business
papers in the assets Of the concern which
induced him 70 see the injunction. The
bank may possibly resume bosiness ii
the doubtful paper is guaranteed.
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Died.

CoLrMBus, o, April 5.-Intslligencs
Of the death Of Benjamin Inman, repre-
sentative In the Legislature from San.
dusky county, VA received this morning.
Mr.. 1nmsn vn sixty years old, farmer
by occupation, and . Dsmocrss 10 poll
tics He had been . rssident Of Ssn-
dusky county for forty yeass. He died Of
consum p.lon, a. his home near Fremont
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o,cr,Rp begins to quake. He objects
-, Presidents instructions to the
,.,;.i.,s commission, and pitbily re-
=, that 4. he received several hun
no-a votes than the HAYES cleo
.,t ss the votes were csnvassed by
w.. some Returning Board, he is as
,-,.,r Governor of Louisiana as hayes
p.,.idsnt of the United States.
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The Exirn HesslSn.

wsasoTos. April 5.-Oo inquiry st
the executive mansion tonight It 10
authorits,ivsly a.certAinsd that thsre has
been no change in the date heretofore Do
termined on - the time for the extfs
session Of Congress 70 commences, namely
Monday, June 4th, and that there y ~
present no probability Of m earlier date
being designated b. the Presidsnt-
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neSfitufe Indians

CHEYENNE, April 5.-Crszy Horse
and 800 warriors were encsmped north
of Bear Buttle Creek, yesterday after
noon, on their way TO the Spotted Tail
Agency. They are in destitute condi-
ton, and are anxious Tor peace. They
state that Sitting Bull will accept no
terms Of surrender.
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AbScOnded,

ATLANTA, GA, April 5.-Geo. Sharp,
Jr., we'll known diamond and jewelry
merchant, has disappeared and his store
has been closed up by New York creai-
tors. Sharp is said to owe the brokers
here $4,000.
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The Mystery Solved.

New YORK, April .5.-The Times to-
morrow will publish from authentic
sources the true story OF the explosion,
revealing that disbolical crime was
perpetrsted. Orvllle D. Jewett was ad-
mitted to the firm OF which his father
when alive was a member, six or seven
wears ago, simply because of that rels-
tionship. He has been somewhat wild
and paid little attention to the
business. which seems not to be to his
taste. He has been absent the past win
ter yachting at Bermuda, and on his re-
turn recently expressed desire TO with
draw from the firm. His partners did
not wish to make any change in business
and opposed his retiring, but he persisted
in his determination and finally became
so disagreeable that they conceded his
request and agreed to pay him 100000
for his interest. The necessary papers
were drawn up, and were to have been
signed to-day. Young Jewett, probably
crazed With liquor, came to the office
armed with a hand grenade, pistol and
dirk. Some angry words passed and
he pulled the grenade from his pocket
and threw it on the floor and the ex-
ploslon followed. The uncle was killed
and his own legs broken and
be received three terrible wounds in the
abdomen, He then drew a pistol and
attempted to shoot himself through the
head, but his aim was Ineffective. He
died this evening in the hospital. Dean,
who was injured by the explosion, is un-
derstood not TO be in dangerous condi-
ton.
New YORK, April 5.-The Tribune
furnishes the following in regard to the
explosion at John Jewett x Sons: The
cause CT the explosion is not known with
certainty, but the theory that obtained
the most acceptance was that Orville ID.
Jewett was insane and that the tragedy
was due 10 his act. He wss armed with
one revolver, and another revolver and
bowie knife were found on tee
floor of the Office. One of the clerks in
conversation with Tribune reporter
yesterday, said he did not know that an Y
differences or bitterness of feeling ex-
listed between the partners OF the firm,
but Orville D. Jewett had of late shown
evidences Of temporary insanity. This
had several times been observed by the
psrtLers and others connected with
the house. Tho shell, the revol-
vers AMI the knife, the clerk
is positive, were never seen in
the room where the explosion occurred
or in any part OF the building until yes.
terday, and the clerk said 1t might be
inferred that they were conveyed there
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at'hceliua &eeister.


~,..,,otter to-day,otA be partly cloudy
..;,b,> ,ciuds, stationary tennDerG-
. aud locGl.ram.
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OplImo II you want the bsst sci
Ad6N lO Ing article In the vori
or or eos;. vrtis e once 70 J. PRfDE GO
q Broadway, u Y. egieo
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY, U. s., |
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1877. {
Major General w. S. Hancock:

Wd10T-GeNerdL ". >. NuncOck:
GENERAL:-l now have the honor to
enclose you certified copies of letters of
the Honorable Secretary of War of
April Sd inst. and of the President of
the United States of the same date,
ordering the withdrawal of the troops of
the United States from the State House
at Columbia, South Carolina, Tuesday
next at II O'Clock. You will please cause
this order to be executed precisely At II
NJ, and in the manner described in said
letters, and report the fact promptly to
these headquarters.
have the honor to be your obedient
servant. w. L. SHERMAN,
General.
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.oorference of railroad magnates
,,,os N settlement of their differ.
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rv Rsy WILSON is spending a few
-, the city, and has met with cor
Joy ,,,;nr by his many friends. He
IoosiDg in excellent health.
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Order OF General Sherman I'm Refer
ence TO south Carolina Troops.

WAsHINGToN, April 5.-The follow
ing letter was, this morning, sent to
Maj jor- General Hancock by Gen. Sher-
man:
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Letter OF Governor Packard to the
President.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Govsrncr
Packard addresses the following open
letter TO the President:
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%DELINQVRNf BALES.
ADT 1lIAN lili1e cor:

fssr. -Ioesiics Of gnssipsi plsss Of
huslness. San Frsncirco. csifosuh-
Locafios Of works, rsovsU Mining District,
Notes. -T1sss ere ~d.liaqssss . the ssi-
.oWingdcscrtbsd stock. IN account % assess-
ment NO. ~ levied on ths 3oSh day OF Uneven
,er. 1915. the several amounts ct opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. u sol
oUa:
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~DREIxQUHSf SALES.
L.ay nrya.-cs.sa..s1.

Names. No c.rtt, Nh. A..
Va cIin'ock. Trustee .tsss.. 10. 10. =.
NJ Nobis D Co. Trustee> .&so.....N....sS :.
hchmieoeli. Hochstadter
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DISSOLUTION OF cupAarnrRsHIp.

TIN. PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX.
! i,ting heiweth CONRAD DiEDEnCn
name Of BLANCHARD 4 CO. csryins on tho
Ponrer Bakery and Saloon In the town u Gold
I'LL. Storey county, Nevada. L. this dv de.
solved by mutual rsnscnt. All rar'sr Intsbird
" the late hrm of blanchard 4 Co.. up 10 The
lot OF January. 1si7. will rate ctris by rritling
their accounts lmmedis'eiy With Mr.. Curtis
I'll debts due the saId frm mp 20 that date.
Parties having claims sgainst the said arm.
eantrasted prior % j., nary I. 1911. will plessc
pre- ent the zane 10 Mr.. cnrtis blanchard Tor
CURTIS BLANCHARD.
G. pfEDEhlcu.
Gold mn. Jahuary 8 1877. jas sd
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ANA IN accordance with law. and an order Of
The Board Of Directors. made on the 9Th DAY
of December, 1870. so many shares OF each
parcel OF rneh stock a. may be necessary win
10 cod II Public anrtion nj the once Of the
Company. 30 nevada Diock. Nan PrunsIreo.
California. on MONDAY. the foth day of
Jsnu.ty. lsI1. at tho hour Of . O'Clock y. n.
Of rnid day. TO pay raid delinquent assesr-
mrnt thereon. together with costs Of adver
lisIng and expenses of the sale
W. Il. TOWNSEND. scrret.ry
Oncc-s9 Nc,ad' Block, san rrsncisco. Call
fgnia jal0td
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And In accordance with Law. and an onier Of
The poafd Of Directors, made I'm the nth day
of December. lS16, 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of aaeh vtoei 90 may DO nscc-s,ry viii
DO sold at pablo ~auciion, ~ tue auction sales.
room Of John Middleton 4 bon. No. SO Mont
romery pttcet. Saa franclpco. California. On
TUESDAY, the 3Oth ray of January, 1871. at
tho hour Of ~ o'clock n. OF said day 10 pay
said delinquent Assessment thereon. together
with c sts u advertising and eIpcnses Of the
o.. ID CONdDoN, SECRETARY.
Ofice-2i0 Montgomery %stfeet, liooms . and
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYPfoy or rug CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Han Francisco. California. Jan.
nary q, tsT1.-At Q meeting Of the Beard of
Of the above named Company. lsid
this day. . dividend No. % of Two i,clisr pr
shsr~ wa. declared. payable on MONDAY.
III RI @. p GORDON. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS Bank -.rOn TIKI
half year e.dIne with Dec.r be- u. lid,
. dividend has been dftlard si The rfs ~ w.
teen nsl per rent. peg snnum cn term depcsifs.
and Twelve (iaD per cent. on ordinary derosits,
frs~ Of Federal iix. payable on snd snsr The "a
Of ]. nnsry. 1871.
jssn A.W. WHITE. secretary.