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lecture is announced In Cleveland on the fol.
lowing striking theme Amos Lawrence and p
4. Barnum. or the Merchant Prince and Prince of
Humbugs"
A man in GAINESVILLE, Ohio who has suffered
much from the use OF Intoxicating drinks adyer.
tses that he will hereafter prosecute to the extent
OF the law any man who shall sell him glass of
liquor.
MT John g. Moser an old farmer, long a residen,
OF Ashland county, Ohio, died last week During
twenty one days Immediately preceding his death
ne refused to partake of medicine or nourishment
Of any kind. "
Inc little city of WATERFOWL, Wisconsin has
subscribed $4,000 to the Chicago and Fond dn
Lac Railroad, and 100000 more TO the La Crosse
~, AT an Indian ball in Calumet county Wis, an In
uAn hameo thompson was fatally shot by another
named Lewis If the savages are civilized enonob
TO have balls, they certainly use them in a -,
natural manner A very
bill has just passed the Legislature of M.rv.
land, and will doubtless receive the exacn.;a
ton, Ito establish and endow an Agr;cu,nrs, 1";
lege and Model Farm" Soi
"A deer was recently shot in the streets of Mo,o,
Chunk. 1t had come down from the monr,s;ns =;
search of food. 'ai'S III
party OF workmen are engaged in hor,r,
for COAL Ia Mechanics street Pi,tshr-~ 'oi I'M
but have reached the depth Of ao6 feet S;.bo w.
finding any. 't Without
rev; Mr.: Jope who has long time hem attach
ed TO the Theological Seminary at Alexsnd;" AZ
has been called to take charge of ST. Iobns cSrnh
Portsmouth '''ohh ehurch,
Inc frst locomotive on the Sav.,,,h c.,e
Railroad, ran four miles on the road on az, 1 n,t
ult. 'i0 ioao On the goth
Inc hrst cargo cargo of rice direct from M.s,.
s"scar arrived at Liverpool on the 18th,
y: H. Grifiths has opened the National rrho,,..
at Boston. A'"N0nal iheatre
Miss maggie Mitchell is playing in WasbIne,o,
The Methodist Church In Cape G,r,do.r NJ.
arge fame building fell with terrible cr.st ,
Sunday the 10th inst 'iaSh IN
,. IA er,dse over the Hudson river at Albany =,
Denioi bowen one of the oldest printors 4, =, .
I1untiy ana soldier of the reyolut,or s;a, We
nmauepnia' Saturday, aged 90 years. N''" ~
Thirtv.ive negroes were sent fr,,, v,..-,-
tue maryland Colonization Society.
an NJ bozant. who had held several posi,or. s ~.
tha must In New Orieaza, commsted sn.,S 2. %.
~',h inst, oy piunging a dagger in bis bre.st 'A
az,h ~, Louis Tumbro died at Raleigh, N e or the
NJ TIM, Louis papers say the DANA ss nv the Ice
IT, por. amounts to sl00, 600. VIZ 'e-
sns ~ nentncky Legislature has .prssa N .a,ourr
from M,.sss ss.on q member OF the last Congress.
the Consuis.s =, nas declined an appointmenf to
psr,mor zoe. VIM. one of the survivors of N.
en-. Mas on sSs 40 q the war Of 1872 died at sa-
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'rnT DAILY DISPATCH.
= . = Msrch 8. 1855.


Tharsday '".---.-.---->~---~~~
,.,-~~~-~-~-> Enreara Items.
,,s ,he Rank Of France resclnoeu -
On the r"a,cinu 10 IS days the maA w. e.
messuIs snd for discount, and reeonoo S.vs
e,,,a taking commercial paper "
date a.. If the Times, In ie'
..- ds,ea Monday evening, says; iss,resent the
~. W Ersnch press which assumes 10 por ~ the
ns,ancr.tse marty has been always 10 ~ rs
,.sr and yvouId see with regret inc ~. that the
Termination It railways scou'eu - spot: and
war coasa ioas a., n would become general ali
'.s Eso,s WAS but the echo OF r's uoHics %
sr,;ss those opinions il thus expresses c.ie
for the protection Of Iur. than they do for the
ss,...s ~ their own designs; and those de-
"aS "a a CONFUSION In continental Europe
ss@nrdnr the best, II not the only chances OF tine
establishment Of the institutions OF 'noh P'e""e'
ton =. 49, o,,b s.ates
,ha General disposition of the court and people TOT
neace-the Grand Duke Constantine not exce2'su.
The only notable exception Is Prince AieAshu .s
Nentschikoff, whose diplomacy commehcee VIC
contest. and whose voice is still for war. But ne
has lost influence by his obsfinAey
The Royal Pavilion Theatre in Lohoon was
burn, on the 18th uit- Mn. Connerson' VINO own
sd the buIlding. was insured, but Elphnstone q
NeaIe the leases had not cent of insurance, and
all the perfor,ners lost their wardrobes. The man
aeers Of other theatres intended to get up dement's
The museum at the Hotel Ciuny, Paris, has Just
received one of the trophies taken by the French
army of the east--the cross with four branches,
and six feet in height belonging to the church OF
ST vladimir, at Sebastopol. This cross, which is
enriched in the centre by q medallion with rays in
enamel, was sent from the Crimea by Marshal Pc
lissier.
Iii sign of the extreme mdness of the season
that several beautiful butterflies were On Monday
caught in garden in the suburbs of Paris
The princess Galitzin has been arrested for debt
In London her husband, belonging to one Of the
richest families in Russia, having stopped her
supplies.
The Globe has reason to believe that the Hon
and Rev. Montague viiliers will be the new
bishop Of Carlisle, in the room of the late DIR
Percy.
Typhus fever is very prevalent in London al
present, and the cases generally are of fatal char
acter.
The first battalion of the Swiss Legion embarked
at Southampton on Sunday, for Smyrna.
Mr.. Jacob Christensen, an extensive commission
merchant and shipbroker of Leith, has been commit
ted for trial on three charges of forgery.
There has been a military riot at Sunderland
and several of the soldiers were badly beaten by
the citizeas
BY advces from Galatz, the ice on the Danub,
broke up on the 9th of January, and vessels wer'
expected up daily.
The arrest at Berlin of banker named Meyer
has created much sensation, as many ladies o
high rank are pecuniarily compromised in the oper
atoms which provoked the measure"
The civic guard of Vienna is about to be re-es
tablished
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ELIXIR CINCHONK. - This prepara.
T. ton is combination of the active principles OF
the best Calsaya Bark, with other improved and val.
liable Tonic and Anti-febnle agents, here presented
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree is entirely devoid Of theis Objectionable Bit
terness and dsagrecable taste.
Ii may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever a corroborant influence is desired and no
COMMUNICATING symptoms exist and in the absence
of all local inamation especially of the stomach and
bowels it will be found highly serviceabe in relax
ed nervous condition-n some forms of Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite and lenguor, where tonic influence
is Neutrality-suspicious. diseases of Neurslsc or
fsbre character, and in many other cases to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed 1t will provs seTvicesble in ward
ing off the miasma arising from low damp situa-
tons and by its invgorating tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence of the attack
Prepared and sold BY
PURCELL, LADD co,
o. 10 Druggists 90 Main street.
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
STATEs-The London Morning Post of February
-, proposes alliance between England and
France to suppress American fIlibustering; and
the article also proposes the propriety of iRcreas
ing the fleets of England and France in the ycini-
ty of Central America and to put in force the right
of search of all suspected American vessels in the
same manner as 1t is exercised in the case of Afri
can savers.
Paris letter, however, mentions q rumor that
France has proposed to mediate between the Uni
ted States and England.
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REFORM IN TURKEY.-Itis stated that on the
Goth of January, the Grand Council of Turkey
and the Sultan, adopted the elements of a free
constitution. as proposed to them by the ambassa-
doris of England, France and Austria Subsequent
y the Sultan, to the surprise of all true believers
in Constantinople attended two balls given one at
the French and the other at the English embassy,
His hlghness entered the room in state was intro
duced to all the ladies, to whom he was very pal
lant witnessed the dance, and retired from the
house walking and leaning on the arm of one of
the foreign ministers, when it was observed that
the old Turkish system of rule was now dead in
Turkey" ~ "
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FEARFUL Effect OF AN Observation-Disclosures
q recen. rain storm at Cape Breto n, an avalanche
OF snow, impeed by large body of water, over.
Wneim e. the dwelling house of a Mr.. Campbell,
s apout tLi,'y miles from Sydney, destroying the
mousse and burying in the ruins Mr.. Campbell his
Wne' mother and three children and two young
girs. mrs. Campbell, her three children and one
OF the girls persisted by the catastrophe, but the
others were rescued alive. The avalanche occurred
in the hight. A barn was also overwhelmed and
eighteen head of cattle were killed.
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RAILROADS IN RUSSIA.-The Northern Bee,
which subsists by the special favor of the Russian
Court, puts forth article the expected peace.
The following is an extract IF God grant US
peace, we shall take advantage of it to provide
Russia with railways. What delight it viii be
when our brave troops and the munitions of war
can be taken from one spot to another almost like
the wind. All this can and will be done, but we
must mako the beginning. Private individuals
are already permitted to construct roads, and that
Is all we want. The good North Americans will
cordially assist in supplying US with skilful engi-
neers and machinery"
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A CoIoRED LAwYER-Robert P. Morris. a ca
lored man, is member of the bar in Boston. and
a few days ago argued case Lefore the iurv in
Salem The Newburyport Herald says:
Morris Is a dapper little fellow, of good address
and oil fair ability He possesses in full measure
the power of imitation which characterizes man
OF his race. and copies admirably the smartness
pertness and and activity of the leading members
OF the bar in his examination Witnesses we'll
me argument, which last was quite readily and
Nuent.y deliYerein ~
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ExEcUTIoN.-On Friday last negro Saul, eonvic.
ted of the murder of Mr.. Porter, was hung in Cen
treville Nd in the presence of some four thousand
persons. 1t appears that when the drop fell the
rope broke and the criminal fell heavily to the
ground The Times of Saturday says.
The fall hurt him considerably, but he recovered
somewhat, and engaged earnestly in prayer
After doubling the rope and rearranging the scat
fold he was again led up, but required the assis,
lance of two men to support him up to the steps
The moose was again adjusted, the drop fell, and
the wretched being was launched into eternity
He continued to pray until the drop fell. Owing
to doubling the rope and the short fall (about
twelve inches,) his death struggles from strangula
ton were horrible indeed, and continued at inter
walls for about ten minutes.
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THE WISCONSIN GovERNoRsHIP-TheJ Judiciary
Committee of the Wisconsin Senate have made a
report upon the contested election case, between
Barstow, the occupant of the Gubernational chair,
and Mr.. Bashford the Republican candidate, in
which the whole question is deliberately reviewed
The committee came to the conclusion that Mr.
Bashford is entitled to the ofice-baving received
x, 572 legal votes against 81, 523 for Barstow
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THE CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS R. R.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Chicago, Al
ton and St Louis Railroad was held at Blooming
ton on the 2Sth ult and the lease of the road to
Hamilton Spencer, Esq, was confirmed by a ma
tority of over 9000 votes.
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STRING IS AT HAND.-From Alabama papers
we learn that immense focks of wild pigeons are
swarming in the woods, attracted by the abundant
crop of acorns, not yet fallen from the oak trees
In the ncis hborhood of Eiyton, they have rocst
which. one journal says, 10 dangerous TO approach
from the number of branches broken off and fall
ing from the weight of the birds
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HEAVY FAILUREs-The Louisville Times states
that Captain Cassius d. Clay has failed 70 a yerv
large amount. Capt Clay has been a large snecn.
lator In hogs for several years and the recent do
cline In hog products Is attributed to HIS failure
His brother, Brutus J. Clay, and III C. johnson ar.
the assignees. Al
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WASHINGTON, March 4, 1890
A teIerraphic dispa.ch from Harrisburg, Just re-
ceived In this city, throws damper over ne sp,'
It's of large number of our poitie'ans v. .no se
mlnistration side. Buchanan Is srs s. s.ons
ly, by the old Keystone state; tsss. $500
;a.r, p;.rcs have erpected another result. Hut
tbs voice of ,he delegates At Harrisburg IL over.
whelmiugly unanimous A President In office IL
very easily deceived for the natterers OF the DIS
nenser Of power and patronage are many. Mr..
Tvler expected nomination by the Democratic
Convention ut Baltimore In 1874, and Mr. Polk felt
confident Of a denomination in le4s; but neither
was thought of. Mr. Pierce win not realize that
he il not the dearest idol Of the Democracy until
the latest possible hour He, last of ALL win learn
the deceitfulness Of the sunshine friends who sur
round him.
The foreign news by the Baltic to-day, brings no
tidngs Of the Pacific, which has found refuge in
the Azores or at the bottom of the ocean The
war spirit toward the United States has died out
in England, but will be partially revived as soon
as the published diplomatic correspondence shan
arrive there. England may. to be sure, feel her
self to be in the wrong, but still she may not wish
the fact TO be in this wise demon strated to the
world.
Tomorrow tho Senate will, by decided vote,
pronounce Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois, to be entitled
to bis seat in that ,dy, on the ground that all the
requirements of the United States Constitution
have been complied with in respect to his coming
here as Senator. He has been ct least nine years
q citizen of the United States. is over thirty years
old and has been elected by the Illinois Legisla-
tire The Senate has power to impeach and ex-
pei member, to reject him, If unworthy to en-
ter and the inverse of this the power to Judge OF
his qualifications and to receive him upon salts
factory evidence of his election, is even more ex
plicitly given; and if it were not, Its existence
would be clearly inferable from the possession of
the former powers. These are the prevailing OPT
Mons.
The House had famous pow-wow over the De-
fciency Bill to-day, which alleged to have
been killed by two cause.-the first the change
proposed in our marine hospital system, in conse'
quence of which the sick and wounded would be
| scattered about wherever they could obtain ac-
commodations at a low rate, (Which Mr.. Millson.
who has doubtless read Nicholas Nickleby, thought
suggestive of Do-the boys hall institution D-the
other, the allowance of three thousand dollars to
Governor Merriwether as Governor, and an add
tional thousand Indian Agent, which latter was
| objected to. Mr. Letcher, having undertaken the
business, succeeded in having both of these items
| thrown out of the bill, and thus lghtened, it
passed safely over the shadows. These items will
be picked up by the wreckers and slowed aboard Of
| some more congenial craft-or, In other words
| inserted in some other bill. A. B. c.
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-s.,,h ,Ls c;,i-o Thomas, the old and
convicted at Pittsburg of forgery, has been t,nsS
80. ana sentenced TO the Penitentiary for one
ysar Inc prisoner when sentenced. was 50 de de
oIiI'e'eo tnAt ne had % be raised 70 his fa.i w
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DEFAULTER ARREsTED.-It was discovered on
Saturday that Col Garland, the City Treasurer
of New Orleans was defaulter to the amount of
S20000 There was great exciteslent in conse
quencs, and Garland escaped on a schooner, but
was subsequently arrested at the Balize and
brought back to the city. The Treasurers office
has been closed
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY TO PREVENT BANK
NOTE CONFERENCE.-The new invention called
"Seropyans Patent Bank Notes. designed to pre-
vent couuterietng of all descriptions is attracting
much attention in the money circles
1t is said to be absolutely proof against photo
graphic anastetic, lithographing transferring pho
which the public is so frequently defrauded The
value of the discovery depends upon the character
of the ink employed and the coloring of the paper
but the ingredients of the ink are kept secret,
with the design of preventing counterfeiting by
new plate engraving Bills prepared under this pro.
cess will be first isued by the New Haven Bank,
and are now in course Of preparation Several
other Banks in New Haven win follow The note
presents tinted yellow or orange surface, upon
which the worth of the note is printed with corr
pound ink ofbuish-black tendency; but when held
between the eye and the light, the ink becomes
translucent 1t also strikes through to the back
denomination in large white letters appears in the
body of the bill
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INVENTOR DEAD The Belleville Ill, Tribune
mentions the death of John H. Nanny, of Rock.
ford. I'LL, on the l4th February. Mr.. Nanny was
the inventor of the well known reapine and NOW.
ing machine bearing his name
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
VI DR. PULLER'S COMPOUND TOLU.-The
above preparation is of the most prompt and eff
cient remedies in of Catarrh, Bronchial Afec-
tons Colds, Coughs, Hemorrhnge OF the Lungs, and,
in fact all affections of the Throat and Chest that
can be resorted to- In its USE deleterious effect
need be apprehended, whilst it frequently effects
cure like q charm:
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
JOHN FULLER, M. D,
Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va
The following gentlemen have given certificates as
of which viii be found wrapped around each bottle
JOS Nollner, NJ. D.. of Petersburg; B: Y. Gates, J;
M. Morris, Wesley Grigg, John w. Leath, Samuel
Crawford, and E. C. Murphy of Petersburg.
For sale in this city by -Duval 4 Norton, Dove
Co, J. B. Wood and A. Bodeker, Main Street, and L.
B. Thomas and White L Harris, Broad Street.
ia ma
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Augustus Irving of Hartford. Co.., $780,.
OF the American Legation to IN Pa,.rSbnsn
III. me Passengers on board the missing steam
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THREE THOUSAND IN GOLD SUBSTITUTED
WITH COPPER.-In the usual course of business
yesterday, the Granite Bank drew on the Markt t
Bank for the sum of $780, in favor of the Ex-
change Bank In payment of this draft the Mar
ket Bank delivered bag sealed in the usual man
nsr, and purporting to contain $1,000 in gold -
The Exchange Bank received it, and on examin-
ing it found that 1t contained eight dollars in cents
which gave it the required weight of $1,000 bag
of gold coin. 1t was Immediately sent back to the
Market Bank, and there redeemed. The Market
Bank says that they received it from the Granite
Bank, and the Granite says they received it from
the Merchants Bank. Merchants say this cannot
be so. for their specie has all been examined emp
tied from the bags and weighed by the Bank Com
mssioners within day or two. The Granite Bank
adhers to the statement that the bag they gave the
Market was the one they received from the Mer-
chants and if it contained god as the latter says
of course it is not the bag OF cents and hence
the Granite Bank refuses to receive it. These are
all the facts that are at present known in regard
to it. The Market Bank has got the bag of cents.
but where the gold is that these cents purported to
represent, or how they came there are questions
not yet Standardization Journal, March l.
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,,.s.,IN.,roN i.ErTKIk.
oy THE DISPATCH

prs.;dent Pierce and uhs Cincinnati Conrea;a ,,s
The Foreign Nrrs-Mv Tra'nbaHt to DC a'''''''
TAe Deficiency Blu, &c
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no CHAIRMAKEKs Anu CAKPEN:

NO CHAIkMAKEkS AND CAhPEN.
TERS.-Proposals will be received at the Office
ofth. City Engineer in the City Hail until IL o'ctk
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of March next, for ,uak-
in the Hall over the First Market. Proposals will
also DO received the time and place for erect
ing Stage and Fixtures in said Hall. Plans and
specifications of the above work be seen at the
Office OF the undsrsigaed where all further informs.
ton can be obtained. w. GILL.
fe 25-td CITY Fnrjneer
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MEDICINES.


xxTIIOI, EsOWK ADyhE FOR GRIP.
w PIEs.@6uLLAK CORDIAL . the only GER
tain Medicine now used to certain disease with
cure and frequently in two three days. by using
this extrsordinary dose Enquire Of the DfneGisfs
where IT can be obtained sbt IT. ana rsme y.
Der the old adse: "A 1tich tn time ssves nine" no
hindrsnce from business.
To be had Of Duval Norton, b. Hi!l A. bode
ksr, J. B. Wood, G.. Millspsush, 3 r. sempie, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and r. R. r. on Broad street.
fe 9-5m
a H0NTE MKDlCiNE;-,liks.n DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Courh and stfords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following are few s1srse. iron
"By timely of il, have no doubt It has saved
m. Iany doctors fees. know of ifs good effects
with great many other than my own famiiy"-Wn
81 have used it in my.family for three ysars, and
found it the best family medicine hiysever used
aFor sickness among children, nothing can be bet
III have tried ali the cough remede. Of the day
DswT to be the most valuable preparation Of the kind
For :ais By n. 4. Bi DAVIS, Bennett ss. Beers J,
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale. ~
MIR. JACKsON--.sir: BY the instru-
try your Btters, likewise my wife. found they had
the desired effect on her rather than myself for
she had lost her appetite and was very sckly but
she 10 restored to her appetts and finds great pleas
In recommending your Bitters to those who wish
relief from such a dsssreeable and weakening evil.
Yours respectfully Ed. J; ct ATkdNsss
They may be fouod at John r. jackson a Laidlsy
Robnson's, z. J. Picots, A. BodekeIs, = IN. Zach
rsson's, Chss Millspeugh's, Bennett Beers, Alex
Duvaps, Druggists, and VIM. C. Battaille, Richmond
Va.
All orders promptly attended to. jazz
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nANlKL p. HOMIE, COLIECT11E
~ AND GENERAL AGENT.-The subscribc,

having reGkned HE Office at the Shin Lock woud
most respectfully offer his services TO bis friends and
the public a. General Agent and Collector renting
out Houses hiring out Negroes. etc.. assuring them
that any bushes entrusted to hi, care slis receive
prompt attention. psh l---2w
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ExCHANGK BANklNis HOUSE OF
- wv. PURCELL IN

SOCKS FoA SALE: ssf -
$nooo Central Railroad per cent Coupon. Rouds
M oo Virgins and rennessee Railroad per et do
3U Danyiile Railroad, S years 70 run, resisfered
laooo State of Virginia Aceepfanees NFs -
Z Aiso. Bank OF Virginia and FsrncrS Bank Stocks
Al .inds OF stock bought aud sold on eommission
Apply TO 9. w. PURCELL co.