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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
THE. BATTLE OF AyERAsRoRo.

The South CdrOlini0a furnished the annexed de-
tails ofthe battle OF Averasboro on 10th instant :
On "Wednesday the bad condition of the roads,
the proximity OF the enemy, their evident intention
10 force light, and other circumstances, combined
TO induce General Hardee to make 4 stand. His
army was theS. about four miles from AveTasb6ro,
in tile vicinity OF what IS known Smiths farm
ColoIiel Rhett, with his brigade OF South Carolina
Regulars consisting OF The LIST ARTILLERY, LIST In
tantry, aud Lucas battalion OF Heavy Artillery,
lbat acting as-infantry and portion OF the Beau
fort and de GardeauX Light Artillery Constituted
1.-THE rear guard. 5..s 81
SHRINKING aud sharp shooting commenced about
noon and our troops at once set 20 work IN throw
| ing no such slight intrencnments the means at
| hand permitted A Jew rails here, logs there, and
| a bunch of limbs sprnkled with dirt was all that
could be had 10 answer the temporary purpose. On
this day no determined advance was made by the
1 enemy Our own army, however, lost enc OF its
bfavest and most promising officers Colonel RhetL,
commanding the rear guard. lmpelled by that
restless energy which characterized him while
| in compand oi Fort Sumter, aud desire to know
personally the condition OF affairs in his fTont be-
made personal reconnaissance beyond our picket
lines and near those al the foe This fearless eS-
posure may have provoked fatal shot, or led 10
I his capture He never returned-and the word
umissing, now written against bis name, calls up
: the most painful apprehensons. f.eI
Daylight, on Thursday, revealed the enemy in
position, and evidently about TO give battle. OuI
own troops we're also in pe behind their works
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TIRE CITY.

\
Mayors GouRT.-There was small Monday
Morning docket at the Mayors Court this morning
The following eases constituted the sum tota of ro-
queries worthy of chr6niciing
Rebecca ,.slave of ii, Kent, was charged with hay-
ing lot OF clothes supposed to be s;Olen and wa
awarded Is lashes therefor.
John c. KnauF was up for buying dressed h-e
at the lst Market and for offering the same Tor sale
again. Case continued 70 the Both.
John c. Shafer, for allowing an old and delspi
dated porch on Broad street, belonging to HIM, Il
be and TO remain in dangerous condition, aud fol
failing 10 prove to the Courts satisfaction why
said porch should not be pulled down, vas inec
a2d. g..
Patrick IL. Martin was up Oh the charge
threatening to shoot Ellen Ryan. Case continued
to the 2sth.
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ADDITIONAL FROM THE United
STATES.
FRnu MOBILE
rLo Hernlfs correspondent writes as follow

The Hsrad's correspondent writes as follows to
that piper; 10 sI s- -.
FoRr GAISEs, March 3d., ls65.--A daring recon
oissanee TO the distractions in irOnt1o the city Of
Mobile was made to-day by General Granger's des-
ns,cb hoat Lanra. She left Fort Gaines about half
i,ast twelve On board were Major Generals Can
hy, Granger and Badly Smith, OF the array Rear
Admiral Thatcher and Captain ElAnklin,, OF the
navy together with Captains MeAllistor, Paltresl
Gray, Eat6n and Barrett, OF General Cqubys stan
Nothing OF interest occurred until the Laura AZ,
rived opposite the upper Instructions Ahead, and
not more than mile distant, were Spanish RIVER
Battery and. Battery Gladden.. To the len Of the
latter were two "turte" ircn-eads. Beyond tue
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. prE.A rO rraE rlnliU.-rLa ReIef

INH- 1t.1 h - ~ sbashS - Us iArilti
"A Committee OF HlchmQnd appeal 10 the public Tor aid
in behalf the families of soldiers and refugees in the
city. ..sl st-
kicbmo nd is filled with refugees from every portion Of
the Coniedeacy many Of tem The iamies OF soldiers in
the field. VIZ.
Lbesai ai regular contributions of money food and
fue. are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed TO
ship all articles contributed 10 the pOof free OF charge.
+ Contributions OF money should be sent 70 IL. &c
Baskervlt Treasurer; and at supplies should be con-
siened ~ the Relief Committee of Richmond, care
Messrs. Martin < CaTdOzo.
RELIF COMMITTEE,
H. F. G Baskerville Treasurer
William Bell Dr. W. II. Ggathmey j. /. Maury, Direc
tori.
VIM H. peasants Secretary.
General Joseph Anderson, DR. G C Barney, William Il
Clemnitt Lewis d Crenshaw James Il CEamherlaynr
Peter Da.ie Jr., George Fisher, Patrick hGibaCn
HlackbuLn Hughes, Samuel Harrison, Thomas " Nc
Canoe Roger Martin, Amuei VI. Prce, Asa SNYDER joel
Watkins, George \ Alien George EaugbINan Robert
Christian Judge william Cnmp Dr J II EGerson, Col
Thomas II Ellis George Gibson, jams Gordon Abner =
Harry Judge William II Lyons, Or J. Hall Moore
Cary Sicboias, John Randolph Tucker Davil4 Williams
VIM walls, ~ .EA. p. MUNFOEp,
fe24-lSctf President
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p.eCUeON RETURNs.

DASvrLIE, March 2I-John Staples reelected to
House OF Delegates from Patrick county, without
opposition. S. J. Mullins reelected from Henry
county. l.l E.a 'sI.
Mai. Sutbern has about 200 majority over Nc
Elheuny Tor Bond of Public Works, in Patrick
county. and about the same majority in HENRI.
LrxcHBuRG, March 21.-The vote Of lynchbGrg
and four precints of Campbell comfy, for House Ct
Delegates stands TRIBE, Si3; Deane, 24S, Nuflll,
l4s. sos i..ea. ..-. l.. -...aa..
Returns from Amherst District indicate the eiec-
tion of Capt. Whitehead over Coghl, for the Sen
ate. f-.t s.li'f -rlr
Col W. P. Shepherd elected to the House OF
Delegates from Nelson. ra
Col A. c. Cumming and George Graham re-
elected to the House of Delegates from Washington
county SGT tr $500.
Tie vote in Lynchburg for Board of Pablo Works
resulted Suthern lS9, McElhenny 1906 r-
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TRrAsURr DEP4RT,iEST c. :. A.,
rat-t..a IL. = 100

rI,O HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT CALL GER
L TIFICATES--Gttention IA respectfully called TO Tie
nryi,ons of the 9Th section OF the act Of Congress emit
lied an act to reduce the currency dc approycn tebrns
nv H. 1854 which declares that all cali certlc.tes sha
he undabc and shall he taxed in all respects rs Is proy
ded for the Treasury into which they ae converts
ble.r
r. r.t section Of said act imposes tax Of one hum
dred Der cent on the Treasury reIntsi by said
peI cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
on the first day Of Jsnuary eighteen hun1Ted and sixty
Ave -. - f-N G.. \. TRENHOLM,
az ii Secretary IT TressnIy.
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mhaitapl

N1OflCE-The Bank of Virginia will redeem its circn
" aton and of its Branches at the counter OF tie
mother Bank The city of Richmond at the rate OF one
dollar coin for SIX dollars in the notes OF It's own se
aud Tor seven dollars in that of it, Branches. =
..,. WM. +. TAYLOR,
mbs-3tawlm Cashier:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

DANVILIE BANK.-The Danve Bank will
redeem alt notes otis issue thatlnsy he pre-
ssnted at its Banking Bonse during the month OF March
in con the Of dollar in coin for eight dollars
in Hoies. JNO. NJ JOhNSlON.
mh6-eoltIstA .. Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
cApECIAIl VOTICE.

cNPECIAH4 NOTICE attention OF farm
- ers and all others in need Of lorsey 9nd mules IS
usrtruary called TO my sale of public animals which
fakes place ON .try WEDNESDAY at Bacon Qaarier
prancb These animals ARE carefully inspected hetos
being sad. and u seased animals ere taks 'sf
Of them are young, aud would render gossr md n
few days OF rest and feeding, p'"'P HH' 49,.
mhei--d2t&siag2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

. RoBBgRY.-The house of M T. l.. W afford, on
Marshall street, was visited by some tltef, afeY
nights ago, through the basement windows and rob-
bed of groceries yalned at three thousand dollars
The police are 90 the lookout for the guilty per
son, and will doubtless succeed in arresting him.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT c, 5. l., !
III
or IND EEsTEln-

SE IN ID a. Is q hI-
Il MSS BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER AANtM
INTEREST AND ERIE FROM TAAATION.-By the IAN
section oftbp act 10 reduce the currency approved feb
II sl the Secretary Of the Treasury is authorized 10 Is
ste tie above certificates payable two years after the Ia
6eaon Of treaty Of peace tn Tie Unlted States They
cannot lie sold but are only IL lie issued to such creditors
of the Government willing 10 receive the same IN
naylen of their demands. They must also he gwen at
mar though ee from taxation she attenton 81 PGrcAA-
sing agents and dsbJs;ag officers OF the Government is
raed 10 this class Of public securities as Offering peculiar
advantages those from whoa the supplies OF the Gov
eminent are bought and 10 facilitate the use Of them,
checks drawn by dsbursing officers upon the deposaes
holding these funds and marked the face payable
in certificates Of Indebtedness will be paid in conformity
herewith.
Depo-taries hereby authorized and required TO COM
NV with this regulation ard 10 make Application TO the
Register Tor supplies OF certificates rejriIed.
CSig1eJ) C. 4 TRENHOLM,
aulg-if Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
Treasury DrPArrsENT, C.'S Al
..E T. Rclnio nj July g. 1861.
rrNsEEn TEESEs NsbAEA.-Iu order 10

promote ms far a. practicable the eiv liquidation ~
tie Ttoasniy OF tie OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES. lie
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Depostarie ia
different Star, AZ, hereby authorized to receive the said
notes except c SEQ notes at 65 % per ceni' on deo'
SIT issuing Certificates Of Loan, upon hypotheet.
ten Of non taxable bonds. The said crhceicSto lie
parable on demand, after the expiration o ninety days.
Aad ali agents the sale OF the above bonds are hereby
authorized 10 receive tie taxed notes with tie exception
above named in payment OF bonds when sold at the rate
of en- Ga per centum @. \. TRENHOLM
anc4-tf secretfrv Oi the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
ITO sLre Yoter. OF lhe CITY OF Rich

hd :-At the urgent solicitation Of many friends.
announce myself candidate Tor the Office Of Supen-
iendent OF the City Gas Works and respectfully solicit
yonr ledging myself TO devote my whole time and
abilities TO tie faithful discharge Of the duties OF the Of
flee shoHd be your pleasure TO elect me; and respect
full refer you to the manner in which have discharged
th duties Of Assistant Inspector (Which Office the Coun
ell have ab )shedl and which have held for the last
nine yens, a. guaranty foEthe futuIe. - 81
mllo-tGn HUGH SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

CoNskrssIoSAL ELECTION.-The = ScverDor has
ordered a special election on the IO,h day Of APril
next to supply the vacancy Oce asiOuea BY the re-
signstiOu Of Hon. Vim, G, RiTss, y election Wy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
--, I, arolinc Cann1,1

ITO t.sc HOLDER - nv sa,joar &C So"nty1
EoHds..fensfe of r. IT, lisafy a CO. in P,aS
payment ..ielesi coupons wLi:L are now dine a,
m9lafyHrs tlie become due frpI, have beeR ami NJ
rhrYNays prcyd ready 10 lay fFela and ne copn,
viii not hold self responsible 10 pay them excsn, IN
cainnan currency of'ls community as they LerGme NM
"a, =, r. 7. MORRIS.
County Agent,
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RICHMOND WING.
Tuesday MOruI~s, March as, 1854

Tuaxs.-Ua,lv az yesr 500 six months, $50 three
morlas 90. For isss period sIO permOath.
Saa,i.W Weekly oae year, sT5 SIX months, t40 three
poatns 81 No subscription receved for less period
News Dealers furnished a. 80 per hundred copies
Slnsie copies 81 cents is foa
Announcements inserted in Daily aud Ssmi-wsekiy at
e. per square Of eight lines leSA >.
RemIUtauces az rsK Of subscriber
All advertisements the country must either he ac-
companies ahs Rohey onler ON scuas business
house IN the CITY Us Insertion. ---
sUSscsIs.ns whose papers are marked With cRoss win
understands JnAI thar tam Of subscription about 70
pHe wa promptly if they Wsh their papers con
nnues a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

also b held gu the says day ia all yspAaey In the
Norfolk District Occsaloned By the rssiguation O
Hon. Robert H, Whitfield. Thus sfar, only two
candidates have been proposed-Hon- Henry A
Wise, for the Norfolk District, and C. w. Button,
Of Lynchburg, for the Albemarle Districl
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. A.. }
~ 49,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. Al
RICHMOND Oct. y 1854. !
Nr0y.TsvAHB.E ElSNEtS-IO0sO00,OG 900
" IOAN-S,LE Co&TlEU ED.-Nunii0us arpI a.
tons having been made for Bonds at the established
OF sl35 and interest under circumstance that enitle them
4, favorable cons has been determined TO
time the sale at the above pIce us further notice
Agents for the sale of these bonds nstpstedtO act
In with this order aud the attention OF dishui
Ing ocers OF the Government is particularly called to IL
50 g. A. TRENHOLM
ociq--,f Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

- stockholders of tie Roanoke Valley Railroad Com
pany are requested to meet in Clarksve Va on Friday
The Both of March at IL NJ. fun attendance - eque7
ed W. A. Sfii III fies''
mh2-3taw4w
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Treasury DEPARTMENT c. S. All
Richmond December I, 1864 I
CEV HERTY Urea - u * "

y NOTFS-In pursuance Of az act OF Congress ap !
nroved November % 1854 entitled An act 10 authotz
lie secretary the Treasury TO exchange Coupon Bonds
for seven Thirty Treasury Notes" holders OF such notes
,pterat e thereon on the fra dsy of January, 1868, up
on presentation OF the Treasurer, Assistant Tessu-
rers and Pay DepOT.es as designated at foo viii ls>
sne certificates therefor which viii entite the holders 70
couIon Bonds payable thirty ysTs after the first day of
January 1876 bearing six Ier cent nieres from the said
first Of Jaluary 1850 payable oPs fist days OF Janua-
~ aud July in each year IT.
The Treasurer ASSISTANT Tns s and Depositares viii
make weekly reports 10 tie Ssiser Of the Treasury
viii he sent forward In satisfaction Of same The notes
will he cancelled in the usual manner and forwarded 10
Tia rirs. udiior G.. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF The Treasury.
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AUCTION sAIEs-FUrUnE DASs.
Candidates for Omce.


II Voters of Jefferson Ward Mr..
has consented TO be candidate or the position Of Alder.
man al our Ward. lie IA too Welt known TO- require
ference long life OF sterling integrity patriot in
every senss the amy loses not soldier by his election
While our Ward and the maglsleria bench will gam
luable auxiliary. mlI20--tae
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. S. Al

.,sf .it-r TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. s. Al
it. d, "a, RIOHMoYB. Va, August &c, 1854.
ID Es Citations for carry ing into ei-
II fe tile act OF Congress approved June ls64 au'
thozin the owners OF registered eight per cent bonds s
Ter the provisions al the Act approved May TO-
1861, 10 exchange the same Tor coupon hohds. -.
the Act of MAY L. 1901 desiring TO exchange themsiol
coupon blonde will assign them in the manner pomna owl
In the hrnted announcement the back of the certificate
10 the States az America in exchange Tor cou-
pom 30 ada and cause them 60 De pese 70 te hsgs
Ter OF the Treasury Department who Viii tnelenpons "
comm nce wif N urogi2ions Of the Act of June IL 1864
sus .pdpon honds or the AMOUNT specified e the regis
trad tohss an asSisfsd, @, 4. TRENHOLM,
SG21~dn secrstag o. Trsssasi's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant Tlcasurers at Charleston and Mobile
peposisafies at Raleigh and Wilmington \. {.
Charleston and Columbia. :. c.
Savannah and Augusta.Ga.
Tallahassee. Fla. and Montgo~ory' Ala ,
-. Cnlamhus Miss and hOp-toh ahd n ~
ahAIL TeNaa det-u
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q. =. QUA2TERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE SUIT. II. u. TRANsPORTATl0S, !
Richmond Feb. 2lst 1865,
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Richmond Feb. 2lst, 1863 }
TO Virginia Soldiers
The soldiers in the field from Virginia can have proy
sentthem free OF expense by the Southern Express
Company.
Packages should be plainly ma ked with the name Of
tbs soldier, company regiment ami brigade Care Capt
T. H. Mayo 4. q. NJ, EicfnCnd Va, who will hat
they ire sen: 10 the proper command.
The agreement made with tbe SOutherG EXpress Com
pany February Goth, 1864 still continues nfoTce, and
the friends Of soldiers in other States viii marx their
packages formerly to the of Their respective An
Fw sTiis. q
1t, Col ami Chief r., II. transportation.
Approved
A. H. LAwTOy,
Y. 81. General.
SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY.}
RIcHI0aD Va. Feb - 1865. !
4geifS and Messengers .-
Viii receive and forward promptly any packages mark
Ell above stated aud let the charges be objected IA
Richmond.
shippers will be required to put ter packages ingOod
shipping condition, and our ageAis viii always regard
-. J. F. GIBSON
Asst. Superintendent,
Sou. Express Go.
Charlottesville and LyncLbarg papers viii copy and
send bi 10 the Express Oice at those places, e2'4r1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

Oa NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ 4 will sell at auction. This Morning,
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
Jazz Boo s. n. DAVIS * CO.. odd-t d!loEs' Han.
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EUROPEAN ApYICEs.

ENGLAND AND FRANCE To DEcoNE HARrIEs 10 ThE
.e-l tsF Hc,,Il h--.. WAR; sol gttiii q sd,
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JOHN NJ. BorTs DEFINING HIS POSITION

Many representations have been made relative
to the attitude of John Minor Bolts toward the
Administration of Governor Peirpoint, of West
Virginia.
At the Instance of the authorities at Washing.
ton he has explained his position, clearing up
several Misrepresentation. The following "a a
full statement Of the matter:
1. He is not opposed to the division of the
State, and the creation CT the new State of West
Virginia.
2. He acknowledges Francis II. Peirpoint as
the lawful Governor OF Virginia, duly elected
under the Constitution Of 1851.
3. He accepts the abolition of slavery as full
and absolute.
4. He doubts the validity of the Constitution
which was framed at Alexandria by eleven men.
8. He asserts that Gen. Patrick has appointed
disoyal men to office at Richmond, and dis ,p.
proves Of it.
6. he is not in favor of DISTINGUISHING those
lately in rebellion against the United States.
q. He Is in favor of declaring the leaders in the
rebellion from holding any Office under the State
or United States Government foreyer.-Alexan.
dria State Journal.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THK CURRENcY,S

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENcY,f
WASHINGTON, May 10Th, 1865. }
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned, il has been made 70 appear
that the National Exchange Bank OF Richmond,
Va, in the City Of Richmond, in the county of
Henrico and State OF Virginia, has been duly or
ganized under and according 10 the requirements
Of the Act Of Congress entitled An Act to pro,
vide National Currency, secured BY pledge OF
United States bonds, and 10 provide for the cir.
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
3, 1864, and has complied with all the provisions
Of said Act required TO be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking under said
Act:
Now, therefore, |, Freeman Clarke, Comptrol.
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Exchange Bank of Richmond, Va, In
the City of Richmond, in the county of Henrieo
and State OF Virginia, is authorized to commence
the business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office, this 10Th day of May, 1865.
isl FREEMAN CLARKE,
iel2-2m Comptroller of the Currency.
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A CURE GUARANTEED.-Ths skIllful ply
IA sician, DIR. L. FISHBLATT, office No. 364
n street. between llth and 18th streets, Wash
ington, ID. c., has discovered the most certain,
speedy, and only efectual relief In the world.
Weakness In the Back or Limbs, Structures AT.
fectiOns of the Kidney and Bladder, 1mpotency,
Involuntary Discharges, General Debility, Ner.
vousness, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Confusion Of
Ideas Palpitatlon of the Heart Timidity, Trem.
bling, Dimness OF Sight, Diseases OF the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, all Liver Affections Lungs,
Stomach or Bowels; those terrible Disorders
arising IRON Solitary Habits OF Youth, Secret and
Solitary Practice rendering Marriage, &c, i'm.
possible
Particular attention paid to all affections of
the Heart, Lungs Rheumatism and Chronic At
fectons as well as all Diseases of Imprudsnce, no
matter of how long standing.
From his lengthy practice in the science OF
Medicine, he is enabled to offer himself TO the
public as being the only Doctor in Washington
capable of affording speedy relief.
Persons at q distance can be treated by mail,
by directing a few lines TO Box 6l7 Post Office
Washington, d. c., stating complaint or dis.
ease.
Off,e No. 364 street, between 1lth and 10Th
streets, Washington d. @. my29
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CRUTT AND ORNAMENTAL

TREES.-A splendid stock under cultiva.
ton for coming fall. Dwarf Trees q speciality,
and grown largely.
Orders entered as received and forwarded
promptly In the planting season.
Descriptive catalogue mailed to applicants.
Address EDWARD J. EVANS d CO.,
je7-eodl2t' Central Nurseries, York, Pa,