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CHTCKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid instru' ,-a
~ ments have been received. . G7ssee,s525ss ~ ~
I'm addition to the beautiful Boix de Noly the Cir
cuar Action and the Grand have now the Bou- ~
doir. a beautiful instrument Of an upright FORM
The Chickering's received 81 first prize medals all over re-
and from first rank Institutions and lars oil
America Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom the Chickering's have emgnated the best and most perma
pen have brought the Piano TO Its present
on and by the great capital they have Invested In manuiac
turing they sell fully my cent cheaper than
any other factory None Of their instruments leave the Wareroom
without having fully inspected 10y the best artists.
factory has than one agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended TO-
Wareoos north side Of Broad street. sh and at Hsbs
msls NATHT. CARUsI Sole Agent
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500 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE, l

RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, January 2Sd 1880 Pas e. u1 rzr
~ senger Trains will depart go ~ 1fS..t
FROM kICHM0ND.
Daily Except Sundays) az A. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays, - p 81
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily except Sundays) .......4 p NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays at SIX A. NJ
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and THURSDAYS 6L A. NJ
LEAS e. WllIrE-HOUsE
Tuesdays and Fridays, A. NJ connecting with Cars both
Urbahna stage leaves White House Tuesla and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays
Wakeron leaves White House Mondays and Thursdays
A NJ, returning days.
Through freight fOr~Erded daily Way freight forwarded Tues
DAYS and Saturdays. TliOS. Z. SHARP
jas superintendent.
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VHROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE Gzz1 Esz
a MENE-FrOm Richmond, virginia, Ee2fS
to View OrIen ans, Yicksburg, Mcnphs, 81.
Louis, MOntgom' ry, Tuscumbin, Augusta, Ma
con, Nashville, Chattanooga, &c.
TIE RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have concluded receipt
for and forward goods above specified the following
rates:
How Special lst "a Sd
From Richmond to Charged. claSs Class Glass. Class
Knoxville, Tenn, and.al
stations ~ far as Chat
tanooga. ............. 100 rs. 80 lQ5 los 50
Nashville, Tenn 100 Ds. 8 90 80 Is 20
ruscumbia, Ala ........ 100 ns 826 CO ! q 02
Memphis, Tenn. ........ 100 bs $50 / 50 ~ ll5
Rates manufactured tobacco, per O0pound Richmond,
follows Knoxville cts; Nashville a. 49,
cumbia, 81 % Atlanta, Ga 81 IS TO Macon, Ga 81 SO
gomery, Ala a az St. Leuis via Memphis 81 -
Yicksburg, hatcher and New Orleans, Al Il.
IS To Dalton all points East and South Of t. these
will into effect at but to Chattanooga and West Of H. IS
per 100 lbs additional win be charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch OF the East Tennessee and Georgia Ra
road.
For classification Of articles and further Information see hand
bills apply the office Of the Richmond and Danye Railroad
Company Richmond. @. CAMPBELL Supt
Richmond April pod. 1889. ap23-du
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DE. IS. ROSE,

COFFEE SUGARS, A b vl-e. '5r sale by
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VYEA TIA! -Hous-ke. prrs in ~snt II s'oi
Ariis q Es-, Greel Tea would hnt 70 ih-r Hd'tu
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Political Meeting I'm Hanover.

To tie Editors Of tie Enquirer:
Gentlemen Saturday being the day mp
pointed for Il muster ut the uhl Church, the
rood people at the lower end Of Hanover were
out in full force, attracted by the announcement
previously made that Democratic speakers
would address the people upon that OCCASION.
The military performances being over, Il large
and attentive auditory assembled in the portico
of the Old Church hotel, and were entertained
for more than two hours by IN able and ami
mated address upon the issues al the day, from
Lawrence S. Maryr, Esq. Tic fullieS Of Doug
las and the in;'luiticS Of Bell were exhibited III
all their glowing drtormity. The readiness
viii, which Mr.. Nlaryr rcb'ket the frequent
Interruptions of his FESTIVE opponents, elected
frequent and prolonged pralS OF laughter. Al
the conclusion of Mr.. Ms address. loud calls
were made for John Thompson Brown, Esq,
of your city, who, in consequence "l the late
ness of the hour, declined 10 detain The ai-
dience. but entertained them with = few grace.
full and f%rlicitous remarks.
Mr.. Brown promised, OIL some future octa-
sion. that the Democracy of Hanover Should
hear from him, upon the great questions OF the
canvass--a pledge which we hope to See re-
deemed. Our friends are now fully r"uScA Ia
the eyigencies of the hour, and will II" their
Whole duty in the coming fight.
Oct. Stl, 1860. SPECTATOR
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@S
,I.I,n Mn.fInw In ChuriOItC.

An odd fashioned barbecue was held last W I'd
ncsIay, according to public notice, at kcySvitc,
in Charlotte county. \ large crowd WAS on The
ground. numbers being in attendance from All
Hiniuin., ,yunlics. There benz indications VI
rain the exercises Of the day were held III the
Baptist Church, which, hy the courtesy Of unc
of The trustees, was graciuusly opened To the
ruhlic, About | o'clock tile dunrS were thrown
omen uud the crowd entered, completely filling
The building, Il number Of la'iieS III !; separate
| gallery gracing the urcs>i"l 'v Their PRESENCE.
As snnn as order prevailed, Mr.. l>:.ac i.
Watkins r,.sc, and Ia Il few PREDATORY aIi'i APP
p~roprialr remarks, rutr"lnc''l L" the ;'iI'cf'tr
Hon. /. 4. Pryor.
4 pcrtrct Storm "i applause. lasting several
minutes. greeted Mr. Pryor wien he i'''''"'r'
himself Ia the people. Far the space ii ''"''y
an hour. Mr. Pryor. though sl%iIrrIng mlcii
f,,,, ,vLau.tiun. ruirrIaI:,rl hrS heaters with
= >rcrcl, w~eirIllr with convincing argument
,c,i Glowing with Il brilliant drclainatlon. II
w,s listened to with marked attention, and gave
the most complete satisfaction.
| 4 recess Of an hour then occurred. during
whirI, ,uiilics and ,iinirr wc,r heartily dis
| ,.uss,,d, both will, exceeding great relish.
When the company had re.as>rr"hlrd, IN
Governor W Illl.tIi liilt 10
! in his usual l~rlicilo,lS SiS ic, proceeded 10 enter
tain the audience by Il DISCOURSE IN which wit
and hulnor, rlnIurnrr and ars'iInr''t were all
most happlIy blended ';"r. Smith spoke for
| about two hours, keeping his hearers IN the
best of humors the whole while.
When he had concluded Mr. Pryor was
again vocirerously called Tor, and rising
merely to excuse himself, was insensibly
drawn into Il speech, which, in soul.stirring,
paSSion.moving effect, surpassed, we are Tree
70 SAY, am similar effort that it was ever our
Measure to listen to. His theme WAS the South,
is Independence and equality, or its ~suhjuga-
,ic. beneath the yoke OF the opprcssoI; and the
Effect of his words, electric as they were with
tie tirc that burned within him, WA Won
dcrful TO witness. The pc,plc, moved by the
magic Of his power wri:t will with cnthuSl-
asrn, and rent tic air with icPraIcd shouts.
Since the voice Of Henry has Ceased u vlbFate
in the hearts Of men, We venture that ll,c
hills Of his native county, have echoed back
no sounds, So eloquent, as those which fell
on wednesday last, from the lips oil Roger \.
PRYOR. Petersburg Bulletin.
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Hon. Vim. l.. Ynnccy's iSsaunton aSpoceh.
70 the Editors Of the Enquirer:

~
70 the Editors Of the Enquirer:
STauSTuH, Oct. 5, 1860.
'Gca,lumen Hon. VIM. l.. iaucey reached
here on Wednesday afternoon last, by the
Richmond train. lie was met ut the depot 10y
a deputation If his political friends, and by an
Immense concourSe of our citizens. lie was
immediately conveyed to the Virginia Hotel,
from whence he repaired i'll Il short time to oIr
Armory Hall. There he found assembled a
closely hacked audience Of some eight hundred
persons. among whom were q few ladies, to
grace the occasion. lie was welcomed to the
Hall by an air from our fine brass band, aud
by enthusiastic plaldi;S. James ii. Skinner,
Esq, Of this place, introduced MIN to the
audience il: Il few brief and pertinent sentences.
Mr. Yanccv commenced his address at three
o'clock, and until twilight held his hearers
spell bound br one Of the most powerful and
brilliant efforts to which we have ever listened.
We have never witnessed such homage q
attention extended by men Of all parties. His
vindica,ion of Southern Rights, and the posi-
ton of Breckenridge and Lane, was most ruas-
tcr!y and complete; his assaults upon the posi-.
lions of the Bell and Douglas parties scathing
and overwhelming; and his appeals to Eirgi-
uiaps To rally to the defence of their Cousti-
,~utional rights, and uphold the standard Of
Rreckinridcc and Lane thoroughly rolsing.-
We cannot pretend to give an outline Of
his address. You, who have heard him,
have already acknowledged the impossibility
Of io;ns justice, by any report, to his TN
answsranlc logic and mntchlcss eloquence.--
Suite, /, 10 say, his success was complete. His
effort was Invaluable to the cause of true De
mocrac-. ard u lasting honor, in the memories
Of or people, to himself. His audience reached
Our largest expectations, falling nota all short
We ,hink, of that which waited on Judge Doug
las here; and the effect of his speech on the
public mind transcribed beyond comparison
that of the Little Giant
Only lc; us have now Il few blasts from the
'buglc horn Of Henry \. Wise, and the sue
cess of our cause would hu beyond pcradvcn.
,urc even in this region, which is tho only
stronghold Of the Douglas cause.
AUDITOR.
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LINES OMITTED By POE.

LINES OMITTED BY POE.
Hear the Opposition Bells,
Empty Bells!
How tle turbulence Of Babel their dissonanc'
eycelS;
How they rattle, rattle, rattle,
Like IL cow-bell with 4 cold;
Like the bells they hang on cattle,
Or a sword and buckler battle
In the civil trays Of old.
Oh! the ange and the clansof
Of these bores
From New Orleans unto Bangor,
How it roarsi
Hear their broad and braZen Threats
Begging Abolition votes
With L pledge to act the ~llessian,
In the war against Secession,
Whilst they slyly try to ring III" Mr.. Bell,
Bell Bell! Bell!
Oh the fusion and confusion Of these Bells!
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Movements OF the Prince OF Wales.

NEw fuhN, Oct. l2.--Tle Prince visited
the New York University, Astor Library,
Cooper Institute, Free Academy and Contra
Park, where he planted two trees. lie also visit
cd high bridge, and dinrd with the Mayor. On
leaving his hotel this morning, a crazy English
n,aI, used threatening and insulting language
towards him he was instantly arrested.
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POETiCAL.
For the EnquTsr

Yes. go and win the voice of Fame,
TO light thy cheek and warm thy breast;
And when you find tits powcrless,
Thea seek i place OF calmcr rest!
There. when thou art alone and sad,
While mem'ry leads thee to the past,
And ">in,S with retrospective eye.
7, ren"s that He'd away too fast =
Ask, then, thy weary soul Of her,
Whose love you won in youthful days,
When heart and step and brow were light,
While lingering mid life's tlowery ways;
Then llink of all the bitterness,
That tlou hast garnercd in that ieafl'
And mark the step how sad and slow,
And see the brow all pale with art
Which was all vainly used to hide
The burning, restless flame below;
Then say, If thou, earth's arorshtPpea one
Can'st calmly view and scorn this woe:
No, burning in thy soul, twill sink,
And mix thy sweetest draught with gall
Whilst Oh that deeply injured one,
In accents wild thou'lt vainly call.
Virginia Military Institute. EXRATS.
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TnE EFFECT or THE RECENT ELECTIONS IL
TIE SorTu.-A despatch from Augusta, Ga,
says, that The election news from Pennsylva.
mia, Ohio and Indiana has created a profound
sensation among all parties in this State. Caro-.
linialls are mounting cockades in their hats"
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LORD RrNFRrw IN R~IcmMoSp.-The Duke Of
Newcastle denies that Tue Prince Of Wales and
his party were annoyed or inSulted during their
late visit TO Richmond, us reported in the New
York Times, but, on the contrary, SAYS that
they have not heard IN ill.na,urcd word since
hay left Canada.
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MARR7I:D.

MIERfSn, a; Rockingham. Isle Of wight county. on the
lu:h Of October, by The Rev. y. &. Robert, uCTAvlA,
daughter VI General :. NJ. Coy rin, 10 :. l.. JACOBS, Esq,
el ihr city u Richmond.
Virginia ChurcLnan please copy.
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The EScAMpMEST CoMMIrrEE.-rlc Militia
ry Committee appointed on the 18th Of last
June at the meeting held at the Columbian
Hotel to make arrangements for the cncamI,-
ment at the Fair Grounds, assembled ut DR..
Crcnshaw'S Office on Thursday last. for the
transaction Of business. The CHIEF matter dis
crsscd was tho mode of provisioning the
troops. but no change was mattc IN the plan
previously entertained, Of leaving each comp"-
nv to procure its VI commiSSarlat.
\, the meeting held OF the 18th June 1t
was resolved that no companies should be adj
,aittcd to the encampincnt except such as
should report themselves to headquarters be-
fore or Oh the lst October; but Mt the meeting
held by the committee on Thursday, the time
WAS extended to the 25th inst. Troopers will
take notice.
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milo Elections.

CLEVELAND, Oct. l2.-Published returns of
the elections confirm the statement that the
Republicans lose three and gain one Congress
man.
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------ SCO-p ~
The Yoryr GsAKp. -TnrIR EisIr TO BAi.TI-
MORE. The Young Guard having been invited
by the Baltimore City Guard Battalion to Wis
il them, and be present OH the anniversary "f
the battle Of Yorktown at the opening Of the
Central Park, will leave here tomorrow.
At S o'clock, the Guard, under command of
their excellent officers, Capt. I;aIy; lirrlrenantS
Austin, Smith and Charters; Scrgeants Eng
land, Minor, Wade, Lindsey and l'abney tr.
VI. Har,ncrson; Ensign lIIitzlirner, will asscln-
bic at their .ArIiIrr.y, accompanied 10y Smith.
fine hani, and an escort Of the Blues, VIII
march through the principal streets Of the city,
anu at |! VI. they will embark on board the
steamer Peabody. They will reach Baltimore
the next day ut about noon, and will he IT..
ccivrd hy the Baltimore City Guard, at whose
arnury they will he luarlcrcd. On the 18th
they will be conducted tironsl, the city Oh
the 18th they will be present At the grand
opening Of the Central Park, aInl "n Saturday.
the 10Th, they will take the steamer Peabody
Tor home, and will reach here oil Sunday cN"-
ming or Monday morning. The Guard will DC
accompanied by Tire gallant Colonel, John II.
Richardson, Lieut.. Colonel Clark>on, Surgeon
Hancock, and ~raymaslcr isady, Of the l7!t'I-
Inc regiment to which: they are attached.
That the Guard will win the admiration OF
the people Of the city which they are about tu
visit. We feel most fully assured OF, and III
them Richmond will have military represent
~tativrs of whom she may feel most justly
proud.
CHESTERFIELD L'AvALEy.-Troop "B.' Chcs.
terrified cavalry, marched into this city ycStcr.
day, for the purpose of presenting themselves
before the Governor, and obtaining li'rir arrIS.
They were Disappointed, however, as the Coz
eruhr WAS out ht
The troop numbered IL. aud presented il
really fine appearance. Their uiIf"Tin was
very neat and Sollierly, and the appearance OF
the men very fine. The TROOPERS were ad'nira-
hiy mounted.
FIRE AND Loss ar L.lrr.-!At i late hour on
Thursday night. Il coiorci servant, orc'lpyins
the garrct room in the house Of Nr. EcerS, cor
her of College and Erra'l street, gave All a!arIn
Of lire, AMI rushing into II room occupied Us
SONS of Mr.. Beers, ru,l>ed them up from sleep.
The boys ran dnwu stairs In wake up The rc-
mainicr of the family, bat the unfortunate girl
rail- into their bed room AMI lacked hcrselfuP. In
the confusion this Was not observed, and 1t was
not until the %lireincl broke in the door IN or
der to get 1T the blazing roof, that She was dis
covered. She was then dead from sniIucatioi.
The whole roof OF the house Is burned ait.
and a considerable quantity Of valuable cl"th-
Ing has been consumed, but the furniture in
the lower rooinS is uIiniurcd.
The premises We're fully insured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How Il Lady Preserved Wcbster's kepi'
TO Hayne.

How Il Lady Preserved Wcbster's hePi5
TO Hayne.
The Taunton (MassachuSetts) Gazette moor
poratcs the following interesting Renaissance
in q notice Of the article on The National IN
tcllircncer and its Editors, y in the last Atlantic
Monthly:
Il will be seen from this interesting narra-
tive that there WAS Il time when Joseph Gales
stood alone among Congressional reporters;
md to still further illustrate his position III
that line, We call TO mind what We once heard
an intimate friend Of Mr.. Webster say We
owe to him and his vile with regard to the
celebrated reply to Mr.. liaync. Meeting the
Massachusetts Senator as he was going to the
Capitol on that morning, Mr.. Gales inquired Of
him how long he intended to speak. About
half an hour, was the reply. The editors du-
ties at that time were pressing; but he ven
turcd 10 take so much time from them. Mr.
Webster, however, directly after met Judge
Story, who said that he thought the time had
come 10 give to the country his views on the
Constitution. 70 this proposition he as
seutcd. Mr.. Gales took up his pencil.
unaware of this new arrangement. and
alike unconscious Of. the LAPSE OF time
under the cnchantmcnt of the orator, and con-
seoucntly Inc wrote Oh until the close OF the
spell. Some days passing away, ana inc
"%proof" Of the speech, not appearing, Mr.. Web
stcr called on the reporter and made enquiry.
al have the notes" said MIR. Gales, ''and they
are at your service, rs | shall never find time
to write them out" This led to some ,clncn-
STRANGE and persuasion, but the overtasEcd cdi-
tor stood firm. Ihrn Mrs. Gales came to his
rescue By saying she thought she could deci.
phcr her husbands shorthand as she had for
mrrly occasionally done so. Mr.. Gales doubted.
seeing that it was fifteen years since she had
lried it. But she had heard the speech, and as
the r~cSistlcSs sweep Of its arguments and the
gorgeous and massive magnihccncc Of its
imagery were vet vivid in her mind,
she persisted in undertaking the difficult
work. ia due time thereafter the fair
manuscript came to Mr.. Webster's hands for
final correction. Scarcely IL word needed to be
changed; and soon Il set Of diamonds, costing 4
thousand dollars, accompanied The rich thanks
Of the eloquent statesman. Thus was saved to
literature the most memorable GRAFTON of the
American Senate.
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Arrival Of the North Star.

Nrw YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer North
Star arrived here last night, with dates to the
10Th ul,., and $40, 900 in specie from California
the shipments per the John L. Stephens and
Uncle Sam. The Stephens broke part of her
machinery near Acapulco and was towea i'll
by the slanp of war Cyane. Her passengers
and spccic we're transferred to the Uncle Sam.
All was quiet on the lsthlnus. The Amcri'
can and British forces were i'll joint possession,
but w"uld probably be SooE Withdrawn.
The forces Of cx-PreSidcnt Mora had been
beaten by the Costa Rican government troops.
Generals LanaS, Mora and others had been
shot. The revolution had been brought to II
CLOSE.
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The western grain crop is 80 large that it is
suuposs.l the railroads will BE- busy all winter
bringing it east.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

BANK OF COMMERCE.
fKkpkKIcSsBuKG October v. lstJ
III, ESc.. lcucy ions Lercugs, Governor OF ~.
Dear sir rucl0sc herewith the quarterly conrar A..
statement nl the Bank vi Commerce., rrqu!rrd " isa.
Respectfully, Yours,
j. NJ. HERNDUS, C.,sl..
Sr,Truhsr uP INK B.NE of Colassc, 4.
Frrpru,HeBrRU w., ~ ruE lsr DAY % ncrvu.l, i,,g.
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DASyILL.K hank.

JAN bls AVN
DASSiLLL, Va, Oct. ri. lsD
To Ills E,ccllrncy. J"us I.srcnEE, Governor OF Eirsinia
ph.I SE --Ilrrraith snCly." statements showing im'
r"uIifiun 81 this Bank oh The lst October, 1871, n!d ~
u-irbrr, l>jJ, ani am
Nrry respectfully, your "br'!l"nt servant,
J. 4. CRAY, CHshi-r.
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The undersigned have examined III suaeAsa .u,---
"i ia. c"u'ii'oi' u! sali E.Ih, smi !.eTchy certify u, -
to he .urIrct.
Glen un'i'r ny h.u'i, this I'll, day ut octohrr, !rSI
THOMAS JONES.
JOSEPH HIU
J. THOMPSON BR0w%
CHAS T. whlrLUCk,
: Il. rOSORES,
fEANkL.lS srEARSs.
yIEGlNiA-CirY ~ RiCHaosn, u VT.
Til. DAY. personally api"rtrr': bcfor, me. 4 Notary Pat
lie Tor The said city, EIua:d s!nlui, Cashier .. the Trader
i1tk al rl- CIV al licLMnnI, and maie oath IhSt H.,
iusrEp.u. statement J. correct. ~ The bc,i ~ M, iuouiet,s
AMI rrlIri.
A-~!t"--,. u, lani. this 9TH iay Of October. lsGu
I. u. srARkE. N.P
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BANK or RoCKBRIDGE,
LkNNUruS. Urt. 4. lstU.
IL III. E,crllcicy Jams LtiGnth, Gprrih"r:
Dear Sir herewith rncl"-r goa 4 statement OF Il'
Bank on rhr 1T October. !sbp. 40 COMPARED wiki OrtoGrt
LIT, l>.J. Very respectfully,
Your nndi srIrt,
J. II. MYEllS, Cashier.