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II isvery rarely that tho lover, q music In New
York are treated to . week OF FIRST class musical
performances. Tho s,engeriest which closes to-day
has Furnished an opportunity for our citizens to
enjoy tho highest order Of musical excellence, and
the crowds that have daily attended their eIhb!-
tons s,tss, tho popular appreciation OF music. The
German singing societies that are now here from
various parts Of tho country, AZ well AZ those Of
our city, deserve the thanks Of tie public for
contributing TO tho musical wants q our people,
aud for aiding 10 advancing the cause VI rnuscal
education
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JAo,n scrSEsran, q farmer, near Dubuque
Iowa, came upon q rs,llosnakc s he was moving
In field, the other day. Ho cut II in two with
his scythe, and as il s,ill gave Signs Of lie, lie
severed 1t again within three inch,s Of iu hesd'
and he aooTcd down to examine It's mouth. lie
was sppiJ.cbing is mouth with hiI right hand
when tho snake pprang and fastened Itself to h 8
right thumb lie HprEng TO lis feet ani, ,icr
several seconds succeeded "a lOosoning ih hoid
and FIN. M II 60 the ground The thumb pair ed
h terribly, and the next day bis arm Was sv OIL
len 10 four times ~ natural size, AMI was yearly
black This color had rcaChe1 bis breast, and w.s
Spreading over bis system. Below tie elbow, Sic
poison hal Affected u so that It's surface wAs
covered with largo hhscrs, which were tl Il with
blood. From me u these the loctor drew nearly
tea-cupfii ~ hlooi. Tic palm Of the sufferer 3
hand, att ourh callousei by labor, was pulled uut
ike a sugar. LOAF, aud tlood continually howcc
from the wounlod thumb. HIS breath vi. awiul'y
offensive. lie was ahys a. last accounts, bui could
nOt 1--we.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howe sewing Machine Company No 600
u. 'lNay, =. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jro Prosilrlt.
AicntF wGn ed. an
Wheeler ~ Wilson I Ock stitch sewing
Machine lud Button Hole Machine, No, d95 T. opd.
NLy,h.l. al4
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the upper and lower stake boats, Il Is stated
that the Poksepse boat endeavored TO pass the
G flyer, aud would have done 80, but was PEE
unfair manner. The N W York boat reached the
home stake boat about two aud q half lengths
ahead Of the PJkeopso boat both crews p,r-
with vigor. As soon a the Pokeopsic l..
reached the stake Loaf, tho crew put in claim oi
foul. which clsim was, hoNevef, decided by the
rcfrtc, NJ. Chsrlee Gansmun, n favor Of New
York. thcrcl = denying "Oul," the PJEeepsie
toys by that iccs'on losing tho race. We ar sat-
Ist-t, upon bearing tie various reports, that our
boys did their best 70 win the race but were pre-
vcato1 in 81 doing by unfair means. The dine
made wss thrty seven minutes and twenty seconds
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TRADE NOTICES.


A REGULAR MEETING or THE LONG
"a more Pain er- vii he held on Thursday evpnin..
a. 'Leif iooins, - Ihvery. Ly order Vi GEOkHt
BLACkhAN. Pres JOHN CASEY, sec. 15s
COACH MAKERS UNION, No. /, WILL
~ bold their annual excursion 10 -. Romans wen,
on Monday, the "ith int Committee OF ARA. e.
mcnt- meet thA evening, and saturday evening, at
tAc hAN 90 bow Cfj, where tlCkr.H can I've had. All
WrmtCis having Tickets out will please attend.
PHILLIP AckEOWN, Sec. rs
CHOPPERS No. 3, OF BROOKLYN. WILL.
" hold meeting At Moutacuc liall. on Iuui .day,
the .Oth. at o'clock 4. N. 80 order OF T. NELLY,
Pre-t. THOMAS cyan, sec. 10
NOTICE TO CLOTHING CUTThRS-THE
4Nmrmbcrs OF the \. Y. Cloth.ur Cu'tc.s P.otcr-
tive Mon he ehy notifiCd to attend me fotu.f
mec.i uf to-day, THURSDAY, the .n,h lul md nC.o-
a'cr tvery lfuujIy, without iulthCr Luig,, 10 49,
Hester erect hCmbcu Wuttiug Tor firms which
pa ~ aud upaAfds are Io4uystei 20 send the .r
delegates. Don't iall 10 come, iurlrnnt luslutss
MICH fkElBfR'Ek, Secretary. 40
SlllP JOlNEES-A REGI LAR MEETING
- NJ The ship Joinot's nior OF y y. viii he hp''
ut +, Boaey, on lhusi9y evening. July 4Uth, %
o'clock. l.. POWEiis, fres, ". ". UN titA LIZ
Sec. 20
T'O THE WORKINGNlEN or BEOOKLYN-
II You ale Lorely not fed thtt there VIII 81. meet
Ing Of tie Nofkingmens Assembly OF Brooklyn, ~
aty Fulton 1t, on lhur-dlv ev'nln' ~ h ma, aud
ali delegates nom tpt"- OF Mofilu 'ucu'a MONS
sie requested 90 he pls'nt. MICHAEL RENO D~
Pee" nEO q. COOK, sec. ~
| TINTED COOPEES 10. II, WILL HOLD
~ % meeting NJ O'-huug hrrs-c =, corner Pm
aud Broone streets, this evening. at c'clork. Al
| hrNl Lin, Ilesident, Nm. NlIi.I ~,
societary. 10
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DkAVEgB.

BRApi-ln this CITY, on the 18th inst, II. Rc-
naid brady, lH.a OF the l.th \, \. Nols,, a-pd "A
year..
The friends Of the family, and the officers and men
OF the l III Rpst n v - ", in cIii2eus' dIc.s. aIe
respectfully invited 10 Ggteud the funeral Of 100 Eat
IGN 81, tt O'clock this +. II, l2l
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EXCURSIONS.

ElNHlNG BANKS-EARIY TRIP Hours
- L-illns steamer VIRGINIA SEYMOUR, Thurs
gay, Ju!! ~, BiOollC 81, Ga; Iock sip, PirT 1
=. SCOTT.
TO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS-THE
Ferry Office pler 10 y. H. s.s
~ me PuBLlC-THE PLEASANT AND
fcanuiul Grove, known WooLlGwn lirove, To-
tcl AZ hAIenswooi, l.. l., uuout quarter o. a mi
mom hlhte'H Point Feny, will be oIoncd TO the
t.,' ipi tle purpose OF SUNDAY school and other
'l- .t4ht pc ne parties his Grove ~ eaii h. 10
one % the ulost de,ightiul sIO,s in the vicinity of
N Sr aork very large platform has been erected
Liquors sold or allow ed ON the grounds For particn.
W0od, L, l. Be-.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 JCTi ION NOTiCE-ff ny 6. EVANS
n via sci , day. 5u.. 90 . . a.t'- r. co. =
rlG.s and eagthcuwa.c lu stoIU,.ta u ave i. SO
stree. Us
EDND PErTlNGt T.. AJCIlDNEIh, 80
IIE l'i q. oaIvbv-iu. ic Auction b" tr't'".,1'
usod on la zion o. Gre 'H.t'ulo. INN re lc't
dent 49, II.Iu Lincoln " Do ic 20 Of st.'.,Li ~ -
c,.. 40 the mourning stols ot NJ. g. s. iNE!., 81
oldrsy, nn IuuI rla,, % -.tu lH-i, g = J.. -
Cnhtt-tu. oi hIOqdr ON. I'd. 20 Vy'ft Wuttt tt ~
siIvt. l4u.e and Taco t.s.. Inr,fIo. I 4.. o. ihn
proceeds Oi the sac nft Co. Be oCto'd To- tuc ui"n
home lni Syhuo to Nh.r. be- lave tc't k.Iay
donated ly Inc ct. uI.Ho.it &c. NJ. MILL, IL
rcrtr,.s. Ms \ODElrS. Ice uuirr Nil. ltu1 u
Sc. $50,
DAWNBHOkERS SAIL WE\N EB,
Jr- Vii eel 900. dag, O.. Niu avenue. a. 'uu
o'clock lace a.-ogucnt &C ..y... h.... te e.
pi..5t one year roo uPNutil 81 u.d,t u. W VI
MEA\fk ParulIIk.r %
WV. WOLF, AUCTIpNLEE-BI !.
w WOfT-NH eel pu .... ius IL, 40 II
O'clock the ol'irr si,c. ana .' .'. . tu" t,.r,
Won't ons.. t.r,t, 1.f.. ta-u.- &C., -, toui' .o1p,
cmdI.s, a. rch ..sO u4o ,UILt.fs ail calls chow
NLlLLlAM Abbott. L-AU,iON
w s.le o. car'c.- ruu uIf oonl. tu tri|t.. .IIly
~ ut loo I, 81. .W 10. tlc.. U4i-rrl .II N, lsi ~
iurrh.Inr D. TO-, lie day vi sdc. safe i9 o'... cnye
81 D. O'Clock Is Il .t
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SOCIETY NOTICES..

RATHER MATHEW I. y. u. SOCIETY,
4 No. g. Of BlooKlyn, L.. D., public i,ulrgaur"
meeting ting rhui'Iay ovonur o.. : o'c.,'s, conner
tIond and tth rttents. SiCGtcf so 'lr. HlI .land,
Vera. n, iis'- aud othcir. SINGER, Mis- luy ca,
anu other. s. uU, y are tegucs,ed 70 Gt,HI hue %
ness mDy..4.. mos. 10Y ~, fcsiccrL
MICHAEL MckflNE R, Zee. Secretary. lOl
I,AIItG MAINIW I. 4. b. SOCIETY,
Il 40 ?, Of e. y, all hold o public Temperance
yvctug AZ u. IL LIl 23I -. ami "A ave, tuif
lhur- iay evening, 10 = Gtio.N. speaking hy NJ.
Lac MnrslILd and otheIs; snrinr hy ~. Robert
Wilson and s'yCrtl ether PCut'ourn AMI lud.es. The
momleT1 holding tickets 0t ON lat Picnic arr To-
quostrd vn md settle before the rhsir-
man makes MS report IN the SociC.y. IA ,Nfl NT
Mt EfHT, Pres. HENkN T.. CAl,EO. l., Rec
sec. lgs
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AZ SUNDAY NEXT, 2sp INsT.. 3 p. hi.

ON SUNDAY NEXT, 23D INST, 9 +. NJ,
Cthe cornerstone OF the prOiec ory Tor dgs'l.ute
.l'hop u New NuIE, on the farm near NvstChtstr
\iir.e, Conveyance bv "a ana sd ave- car to Har-
ZEN, thence by Ca's 10 iiemOnt anu By omnibus .oU
That lO.uI to the grounds. truiu IA Ll-0 le ave-
.blh IT. AMI fth ave, depot Ia fremont quniter past
\. Nj and thestcamtr Osseo, itUm FOck slip .
A. NJ and ~ T.. NJ. touching foot Of stu RI. he
hc5hment can be procured Oh tha grounds. IL
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FATHER MATHEW 7 A. b. SOCIETY, No
L T. BROOKLYN, Niil hold their pInlc meetlnc a. 5Gi
Columbia IT. July 2Uth, at 3 O'c.o,k iuc public
are invited, conc early. ThOS. LAWLEIi Pes,
TIMOTHY bNNNON, Rec. sec. 10
E'ENlAN BROIHLhHOOD-TH MEM
Il hers VI the Iarn LiIcc, OF BroO.Ivn, are lcicbr
notified 10 he present At Montague HAL, !unsy
afternoon, a. A. NJ, TO participate In the le,vp
% the IIlsh LoE.un. B. z. ML KnLlN. Cnmire. Ia
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THE SUBSCRIBERS II

T $40 US. LOAN-FlFTH NATIONAL
BANk,
g.- lnIRp AVENUE, Y.
This Bank has the notea OF tho above loan Tor
sale.
Urcn also for the sale OF 1903 every evening rom
to ~ 7. NJ,
RICHARD KELLY, Pr-r.ent
a. THOMPSON, Cashier 10
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IHORSEs. CAItLsGAGEs'. &C

EOR SALE-A GOOD HORSE, SOUND
Il and kind IA every particular 40 o't a. eX-
p,ess man, pedlar, Hc. t,-O -et OF hur'7- APPLY
col. iesri am PEGS slip, before ~ o'iocAt IN tae
liquor store. 30
LOR SALE-A NICE BAY Hd>E, SUIT
l. able for doctor or private usc '-o ots stgCag
horse 10 hands high Price 81. lu'n4o az 20 Grove
Ell, for IL o DAYS. 1876
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ew Der. hi ....G 6Oa1 "a, n. H., Dyckman,
aetsVn Whitct,.l wal % barIel.,. ...,a Ooa3 %
HALnEN Arn rIhln YIHErAnI.La.

CIR n pcNs, lnshi 25al 70
string beans iu-....5.g,,
L1b'res, nv, lW.N.lalgt.
SquNsnes hnl.....H Wu3 lob
.ymal,cA tAs. 90. sHa. -
Tomatoes, iicr. bN a
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TOR NE w K.-ATLANTIC
MAIL, STE MSHIp COM. -.

Tor N f w YORK.-ATLANT
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COM kEA
PANi The, splendid new side -
wheel steamship HATTERAS. LEwIsT4&fE1S
4: BOURNE commander, leave Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These, SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
They, have splendid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, Meals and State-rooms included, FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York. on the COmpanys covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent re shipping, as ON other lines, is avoided
by this route.
'Freights for points beyond New York will be for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred. -.
These. ships discharge cargo in New York at pier
No. SO North river, and the Company,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
terred without expense exposure.
Insurance is very low by these ships, and the
economy in time, insurance, and condition in
which goods are delivered, makes Us the cheap
est route from Virginia Insurance effected at
lowest rates, when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX &CO.,
14l Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYREs s. CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL 4 DUNN,
S. ELLIOTT,
For freight q sX PsTSiESeA ePRRExs CO.. Agents
Office Iron front Buildings, Governor street, OPP
posite First National Bank. de 2l-3m
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- -;

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROJssto,
The following. regular trains will be o
this road on and after THURSDAY Decemtss Il
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on Surda,a), be.
tween Richmond and Staunton, leaving Richmond
! at As A.. d. and Stanton ct A. NJ.
ATRI-WEEkLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun.
ton ut 4. M for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
The MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond eonpee,
with trains On the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The DAY NAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES At stanton, Lexington,
Winchester, &c.
The train west Of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
4 FREiGHT TRAIN between Richmond and
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
andria.
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change Of cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station on this road where the COM
Rany has an agent by consigning them TO STE
PHEN HUNTER, General freight Agent, Rich
mond. including wharfage. drayags, storage aud
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles will be
much less Freights will be collected At destina-
ton.
Through tickets can be purchased at this Office to
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Dalton.
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at 9ll
Freight Office at Richmond closed at p. n,
H. d. WHIrCOMB,
de Its General Superintendent.
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=
: Tia HOMH whore or the heart II.
Where er il loved oInes dwell,
In cities or In cottages.
Thfong'd hAunts or NOISY dell.
The hearts rover ever.
And thus on wave or Wild :.
The maiden with her aover walks,
The mother with her child.
Tis bright where'er the heart H.;
It's fairy spells can bring
Fresh fountains 70 the Wilderness
And to the desert spring.
There are green tales In every sea.
Ger which affection Ritdes
And . haven on each rugged shore
where loves the star that guides.
,Tis free where'er the heart Ia:
Nor CT ain, nor dungeon dim,
Nay check the minds aspirings.
The srtrits pealtng hymn.
The heart gives life 4ta beauty.
Its glory and its power;
IT'S sunlight 10 its ripping stream.
And scit dew 10 ia howef."
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HARRISON, GODDIN e. APpERsoN

HARRISON,G ODDIN & APPERSON
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEHRs,
Second Floor. No. es1 Main street,
BUY AND SELL COIN, STERLING, STOCKS,
BONDS, COUPONS AND BANK NOTES.
Receive DEPOSITS on the most favorable terms.
Make COLLECTIONS in the United States, Cana.
das, West Indies and Europe.
Advance ON Produce In hand or on consignment
with bill lading.
Sell and Lease Real Estate PUBLICLY or PR.
vATELY.
HARRISON, GARTH CO.. Bankers. (DAxIsL
DoDsoN, Cashier.) Is New street, New York.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, JAMES L. APPER-
SON, Richmond.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON. DAVID J. GARTH,
New York. do II |ot
-
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STEAMER

CPECIAL ATTENTION or THE
yglkeiHssIvA. 4 a iIIz a &. S!oiR3
old and long established Company, I J
az sa ss 4. IS: ssss e 81
fior side w ~ stss M A .Ps u. tss
public will soon discover that they are enequsll:
Is G.sns sfERaT SS6ca
s 6; VII. : iessIs. WILLIAM o. and ). Z.
9TH These Sc Steamers Vim lsavs Pier 10 q, North
rivsr Nsn HGrk slts;nsse'y sys
r6Esp%Y s9i sArSRpAi sss S a !, ssS ;:si
ana fSss1y vii .a.., !: Rock
experience has proven WI 81 found the best in
sary. can be effected ON the most moderate terms
The
w25eS in tho sssn q any Tor
Y :faT Rs5ss ss sseSs
for any part Of the United States that be reach
reign destination, will be forwarded with prompt
itude:
tenton has been paid to the finish and comfort Of
the Saloons and State Rooms, in order to induce
travel by them.
By this route the passenger avoids the many
changes incident to all of the other routes in
pendent of the comforts by this safe and easy mode
of travel. Its cheapness over all others, is mat
ter of special attention and consideration.
Passengers secure their tickets and state
rooms either on board or at my Office.
the rates will be found moderate.
When ordering goods from New York, the pa
irons OF the line are requested to order by the
- Old Line, New York and Virginia Steamship
Company" Pier 81, North river
Remember that there is no transhipment of goods
cessary, can be effected for triae
=, The agents are 6 HEINEKEN I PALMORE,
VAN BRO, Petersburg; JOHN H. PEMBER-
TON, Danville MCDANIEL IRnY, Lynchburg.
GARRET +. WATSON,
de 21-3m Richmond
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neglected her, the children used her as they
pleased; wreaked their humors on her sparine
nelther blow nor taunt in their passions and
demanding from her at all times whatever ser.
vice II suited their capriciOus fancy to need
Nurse, the only one who ever showed a grain
OF consideration for the orphan, would some
times shield her from their impish attacks,
when she could do SO with safety to herself
but she was not permitted to deal with those
darllngs in the only fashion which would have
Deen at all likely to bring them to reason As
Ior Inc elders of the house, Teecie Rays mo.
mentary presence or the mere menoion of her
name, was sufficient to ru1fie their peace OF
mind What is to be done with that girl -
heard MRS. Rutland remark to one of her
daugnters. II she were not lame one might
set her to earn her bread in some way: but. as
1t is" shrug of the shoulders, and a GER
tan vlnegar-hke expression Of countenance.
which this lady knew how to assume Sufficient
~ oeveloped the idea thus imperfectly ex-
pressed.
And how did Teecie Ray meet all this, She
did not complain nor rebel, she did not sulk or
fret. Under that well-worn black frock of
hers she carried little breastplate Of sober de-
fermined endurance. When sOrely tried there
was never any cOwardly submission to be seen
in her grave little face, neither was there ever
In her manner or words either reprOach or re-
monstrance. She simply endured. Her large
p1uent eyes and mute wise mouth seemed to
Mnateverl suffer, whatever long to
u"sr, gratitude shackles my limbs, and seals
fnya "Ps. am saved from many things there
AoIc am Onmb."
wa nne second % time met my little benefactress
me drawing room. came unon her one :, fer.
, nITn py chance, hmping down = hedra iane
yond the 70 the back q the house away be-
the pleasure grounds This lane f r ana
20 large meadow, and beyond the mann lea
mere WINS wooded hill. and far down NJ .hs
was Ts saae .. ne hill there was river This
wa asecie Aay's favorite ramble, and her nns
avcnne OF escape from the torments - 1 'ae
immediately began pouring forth
region " perplexing troubles and diilicuities
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In EE;1|'';s:.S:s

CARRIER 4 CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
~ OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE. ~~
The proPrietors would respectfully $3.50
inform i, the travelling public thate7[SsatysS.
Of GeaT6 xS oxX
BUSES, for the purpose Of Transporting passengers
and their TO and from the diGere rairosd
depots and steamboat landings, 10 and from Gil
parts OF the city. and respectfully solicit their pa
Charges less than BY any ether conveyance. -
we have placed vOXES In the Ballard, ~,
change, Spotswood. Powhatan and Monumen's,t
the railroads steamers can leave their orders 0!
o'clock, +. H., and win be called for next morn
Ing In time for tho train boat they wish to So on
Orders alao be loft Ut our once, corner OF Sc
venteenth and Marshall streets.
Passengers going South dine at the Powhaam
Hotel. our limo Of Coaches leaving there daily ~
$40 and 7.ls A. H. and s.os r. NJ, and In time 70
and Richmond and Petersburg railrcads;;, ro
r IQUORS.-I4ARGE$T AND BEST
i ASSORTMENT IN TOWN.
s. ;fi .fSi . :isHs y'i aa' ana wv
C0GHAC BRANDY, DARK and Pale s,v,.
n tNs BIB sHSE1 ana ~ ecs %s sx
sCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
CHAMPAGNE, beat brands
k kSSiish 3 NE scdfca Az ! Alb fosrEs.
FINE HAVANA CIGARS,
Ter sale u quantities 70 init re SaSS, "a 49,
asil-ia No. = Main sssss IiaSass1.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

With a view to encourage a spirit Of economy,
especially among the laboring and salaried classes
this Bank will receive deposits and grant certiH.
nand without notice.
:. This system is in extensive operation in the
are apparent that none having idle capitsl
should fail TO avail themselves Of its benefits
de Its N. AUGUST President
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING House OF
C.. w. PURCELL Il Co.,

EXCHANGE AND BANKING House OF)
C. w. PURCELL Co.,
RICHMOND, December 10, 1885,
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL REOPEN
Il his house, at the OLD STAND, (Which has been
rebuilt.) on MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1885, and resume the EXCHANGE and BAN n
ING BUS1NE SS in all its various departments. he
has associated with him Mr.. BENJAMIN HART, OF
New York, and the business will be conducted un-
der the name and style Of c. w. PURCELL co.
We will also establish our house in New York
under the name and style of HART PURCELL,
No "a Broadway.
We will be prepared to buy and sell Exchange
both Foreign and Domestic, Bank Notes, Gold and
Silver Coins buy and sell Gold and Stocks on mar
gins, and also make Negotiations and Loans on sa-
tisfactory securities.
With an experience of twenty-five years, and
with the patronage of our people during that pc
take this occasion to express my grateful acknow
Judgments. de LEW G. w. PURCELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Il OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER. 1865.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500 o0o
NATHANIEL AUGUST, President.
JOEL A. FITHIAN, Vice President.
L. p. HULBURD, Cashier.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL A. FITHIAN,
JOHN w. HALL, J. L. APPERSON,
l.. w. GLAZEBROOK, JOHN DOOLEY,
w. N. McVEIGH,- WALTER X. MARTIN
JOHN Ii. GREANOR, HUGH w. FRY,
II. Is. DICKINSON.
TEMPORARY OFFICE:
No. FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER Elk.
CHANGE HOTEL.
This Bank will RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
SELL EXCHANGE on all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
CANADA AND EUROPE.
It's services are respectfully rendered to all
BANKS, BANKERS and OTHERS for the transac-
ton of business.
Especial attention will abe given to COLLEC-
TONS on all valuable points in the South, and
prompt returns made.
Highest price paid for Government securities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
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