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What Deeds Need No STAMPS.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Sir,-lreplyto
your letter of the goth instant, that when;
for the purpose oftransferringproperty from
husband to wife, or from wife to husband,
or from one of them to both jointly, deeds
are made to third party and then back
from him to either or both, such instru-
ments need not to be stamped as convey
auces, as there is no sale, but only as
agreements; but if they contain powers OF
attorney, these should have their appro-
pirate stamps. Very respectfully,
L. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
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noH. -Ensiish refined ifsn, s0ses. q , essn'
~ h.nmsfsd. sl01s.; svsdss, %. . ~ nsStsfs
east stssi. ss04so. IN.
kAsosssn orL.-sss. q gallon retail, ~.
LAsD, LINZ, barrels and tsress, ~. 0iss.i
LunSsa.-whitsp Pine. on~insh, Sssaess y hos
ssnd one and . half 10 thrss.ineh afossAss T,c~s
the yards. Yellow pine boards, sisspSis 800.
sls013o-s7o0s71.s so for long lengths. shinsiss.
zine, es6es; cypress, tf1eii q thouSssI.
Laths, split ~ sawed, ~ y thousand.
LsATRER.-sols leather. oak. nGSs.; sole lea.
Their, .hsmloek, H0ssc.; upper, te0sos.; kip. =
dozen, ss3eftss; harness, ss6lsc.; calf skins.
French, sso0es domestic, ese0s0j nofesso,
eso0ess rough skirting, Rose.
LIoosIol.-stiek 2. Z .. a.; ksss 80 o''
s7s; @. p, lis.; O. O., tse. TX. K, a.; ".
co.; J. @. q Co., &c.,; h. n. T., As.; MI, Ss''
3. B., 10. Sanford. sss.
LInl.-virgfnia, e1.D; Roehisnd, ei.ss0vs'
Wilson, very superior, ei.soGs3.
NoLAssss. = Common syrup, eoe. genuine
golden syrup, jo0soe. q gallon; Cuba ana u
eovsdo, ss9scc. Porto Rico, t0sse. ; New of'
leans prime, st.B.
NAILs.-0ld Dominion, In store, 70Ite.
oATs.-Bsled, eIe5el.1o y 100 pounds.
oILs.-Linsssd. si.so<94i. 90 machine, sloe.n,
sperm, ESQ; tanners, sI.os; straits. e.'s0
siSo; sweet, ~ y dozen; best salad, VA; cas-
tor, e9.Ao0sa.s0 Y gallon; Virginia lubriesHns'
$50. q gallon.
oSIoSs.-ss u barrel.
PEAs.-Biackeye, $i.9sGs1.so. @
PEAcHHs.-very few in market. Dried, unpsslsd,
i2Gll4c. p d; peeled, is<s2ec. On.
PLow CAsTIxas.-7c. q d.
PHPPBR.-ssQa7e.
PorAroEs.-Irish, s2.soGsa q barrel; sweet
sIG$1.so q bushel.
PowpER.-sporting, ssgs0 y ksg Of IS rs;
blasting and mining, 3eG48.e.
RAas.-Prices for rags are declining rapidly,
s1etc. for cotton and linen ; WOODEN Wrapping
stock i0ac.; softs, 1lc blankets, ltcj blues, 20.
RoPI.-Msniila, best, Use.
RIcE.-lis0l2o.
RACE GINGBK.-36G3oc. aF-ar#
RUn.-New England, sa.7o0Sa.ss; Santa Crus,
ta.so0N y gallon.
RYs.-si. 4O@sI. sly p bushsi. Very little In mar
kst.
sKrp.-Clover, 20. so@ss.7s; Timothy, ss@ss.H
sHor.-yirginia, 81; Northern, cas- y Dag
Of 25 Ms.
susAR.-Brown, I19ls,e.; extra "C' and b."
lsSllsfc. crushed and pulvsriSsd, iet0istc. sas
loaf, Hic.
soDA.-sal., So. Bi Csrb., icic.
sALr.-Liverpool, ~. 2oQss. rs p sack No grouno
alum salt in market,
sEsAcA RooT.-Nominal, ssG3se.
soAP.-Common, esQsc. best washing, u.s.
toilet, 25c., and fancy prices; country, s9loo.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-9oc 0tl.
TAR.-a3 n barrel.
TsAs.-Black, 75c. ds1. 4s-ths lasts prime arti.
Gle imperial, $l.7sQs2; gunpowder, $l.7sGesn.
TALLow.-lo0llc.
vISEsAR.-Cider, so3eoc. manufactured, zoe.
WHEAr.-There Ia no wheat coming In, and We
quote nominally. Prime white, $2.6oQs2.so; rsd'
| ~ 2sl$2so.
wH1sKY.-Common, proof, sa0s2.soj pure Eye
| a. soGl$4 so. Fine brands higher.
wooL-Unwashed, 2olD23c.; washed, soVsss'
| In good demand.
WIsE.-Port, common, $2.5o0$s.
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po,,,tcal News from Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 2S.- General
Sweeney has forbidden holding elections
until General Pope assumes command.
MACON, GA, March pa large meet
ing of freedmen was addressed last night
by several prominent citizens. 1t adopted
a preamble and resolutions thanking Con-
gress for emancipation and universal suf-
frage, disavowing any bitter feelings to-
wards their late masters, promising the
faithful and respectful discharge of their
duties, and endorsing the recommendations
of Governor Brown.
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THE RESOLUTION ABOUT CANADA.-The
following was adopted by the House of Re-
representatives. Wednesday:
"Mr. Banks also reported joint reso-
luton declaring that the people of the
United States cannot regard the proposed
confederation of the Provinces on the
northern frontiers of this country without
extreme soicitude that confederation OF
States on this continent, extending from
ocean to ocean, established without con-
sulting the people Of the Provinces, and
founded on the monarchical principle, can
not be considered otherwise than as in
contravention of the positions and con-
stantly declared principles of this Govern
ment, endangering its most important in
terests, and tending to increase and per-
petuate the embarrassments already ex-
listing between the two Governments.
"After some discussion between Messrs.
Banks, Brooks, Wood, and Chanler, the
resolution was passed without division"
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WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Southern
Republican Association met last night to
ask the National Republican Committee to
appoint members from each unrepresented
State.
The President has approved the bill tax
ing shinplasters ten per cent. The bill
takes effect May 6. Also, the bill direct
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to dis
charge the direct tax collectors in the
southern States, and, at discretion, to i'm
nose their duties on revenue collectors.
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How THE RADICALS HOPE TO CARRY
CoNNECTICUT.-The action Of the Republi-
can Board Of Registers in Meriden, Con-
necticut, in registering colored man as a
voter will be followed by the Republican
boards of registration throughout that
State, in pursuance Of advice from this
city, careful canvass having demonstra-
ted that there was little, if any, prospect
of the Radicals carrying the State other
wise. There are about 1000 male negroes
in Connecticut, and with the aid Of their
votes the Radicals will be able to over
come the increased Democratic poll on
Tuesday next. Private accounts received
here to-day say the people Of Connecticut
are very much outraged at this extraordi.
nary attempt 10 defeat the popular will.
1t will be remembered that the people OF
that State voted by 10000 majority, not
more than year ago, against comforting
the elective franchise on their negro popu-
lation.- Washington Letter in Sun.
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DISTRESSED OFFICE-sEEKERS.-In addi-
ton to the throngs of prominent political
office seekers now in Washington, there
are hundreds of the less pretentious class,
including unmarried women, widows, and
ex-soldiers, from all parts of the country.
These importune for places in the treasury
and other departments, and also in the
public printing office.
As there are no vacancies, and as the
force at the latter establishment is being
reduced for lack of work, many Of the
strangers, being without friends, are re-
duced to the necessity of soliciting private
charity, that they may return to their
homes.
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ASSESSORS ON THEIR RouSps.-The Ale

ASSESSORS ON THEIR RoUNDs.-The Alex
andria Gazette says:
AS an amusing though sad evidence OF
the widespread alarm and confusion pro-
duced throughout the South by the action
of the present Congress, it is stated that
the assessors now on their rounds assessing
the value of the property of the inhabi-
tants of this city find some of the houses
into which they seek admttance locked
and barred nor can any response be
elected from those within, who imagine
that confscators are at work, and that
what little has been left them is now to be
taken away"
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A reconstruction meeting Of both colors
was held in Montgomery, Ala, on Monday
night. Resolutions favoring faithful
concurrence in the requirements Of the
military bill, and calling for State con-
vention, were adopted. General Wager
Swayne and two or three ex-rebel otiicers
addressed the meeting. Governor Patton
was among the vice-presidents.
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Cer-
tain valuable property recently owned by
the Exchange Bank of Virginia was on
Yesterday sold to Messrs. Miller & Frank.
lin, by G. w. Camp, trustee, for sl7 $780,
Lynch5,ug Republican, 2sh.
Thurlow Weeds salutatory article il
four and a half columns long. When ht
gets his hand in, be will doubtless be able
| to do better.-4facey.
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Masonic.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-At the convoca-
ton Of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF
MARYLAND and District of Columbia here
10 night, the charters of three chapters in
Washington were restored and the officers
.eiustated.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Mary
and and District of Columbia decided to
,rparate by vote of nineteen to three.
The session has closed.
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JEWELLERS, &c.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles Of GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
sILVER.PLATED TEA SETS,
Very R hss'y PLATED SPOONS ana
CAKE BASKETS,
Breakfast and Diansr CAsToRs,
BUTTER DISHES,
| SALT CELLARS,
| sPECTACLES for all ages.
| Watches and Jswelry repaired.
| Old Silver purchased or exchanged:
mhs loll Main street, opposite the post otnce:
CALENDAR CLOCKS OF ALL
~ sizes, for Offices, banks, and public buildingss
Also, every description Of FRENCH and AMkRl'
CAN CLOCKS, at very low prices, At
Successors to Mitchell Tyler,
1919 Main street.,
Dealers In Watches, Jewelry, Silver, Plated
ware, spectacles, and Fancy Goods. 10
bridal SETS OF DIAMOND,
ID Pearl, AMETHYST, and
ETRUsCAN JEWELRY.
| DIAMOND RINGS,
PINS, and WATCHES.
riSH neg s.oSk o.
In cases for bridal presents, made OF coin silver.
FINE WATCHES ARD JEWEGRY,
S6wLAND CO.'S,
Corner Main and Tenth streets,
fell above the Post ONCE.
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TRICHINA SPIRALIs.-It is stated that
six cases of trichina spralis have occurred
in Springfield, Mass.-all in the family of
Ransley Hall-lrom the eating Of ham,
and daughter of Mr.. Hall died on Mon
day from the terrible disease. Mrs. Hall
is in critical condition. The ham was
purchased about a week ago, and was
eaten without being cooked. The whole
family, six in number, became sick in a
few days, but all except Mrs. Hall are con-
sidered out Of danger.
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A writer for the Washington Chronicle,
alluding to negro suffrage, says that " al
last the brightness of day is visible" On
YES, the brightness Of Day-and Martin
Prentice.
The American side of Niagara Falls has
gone back about $50 feet within two weeks,
in consequence of the fall of huge masses
Of rocks.
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Two Rows whipped for Theft.

NEwBuRGH, n. Y, March 25.-Two boys,
n RobertSonyille, Sullivan county, who
we're detected in theft, were tried before
a citizens court and jury, by whom they
were adjudgcd to suffer thirty lashcs each.
The punishment was duly administered.
excitement exists in regard
10 the affair, and law suits springing from it
ara pumerous
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Ship News-steamer Burnt.

New YORK, March 2S.-Arrived, steam
ers Europe, from Havre, and San Francisco,
Greytown.
The steamer Ceres, valued at $4,000,
belonging to Woodruff & Beach, of Hart
ford, repairing for South American trip,
has been burned in East river.
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MILWAUKEE, March ga heavy snow
storm has Just occurred in the region west,
north, aud southwest of this city. The
AcGrcgor and Western railroad Of Iowa
d blocked up entirely, and no trains are
uunng. The other roads are still running.
Inc storm still continues.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.-I learn
that the President Gf Congress should ad-
journ on Thursday will Immediately con-
vene the Senate. 1t is probable, there
fore, that Mr.. Thomas will be admitted to
his seat before the general recess. He is
not now in the city, having paid brief
visit to Annapolis.-Letter in Baltimore
Gazette.
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THE CROPS IN ALABAMA.-The Selma
Times has correspondent who speaks en-
couragingly of the prospect for crop in
Central Alabama. The planters have their
lands all bedded up, and in condition, or
very nearly SO, to receive the cotton seed
when the time comes. They commenced
very generally to plant corn last Monday
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The Charleston Difficulty.

CHARLESTON, March 27.-Two of the ne
rroes concerned in the attack on the street
.drs yesterday were arrested to-day and
fined. They said they were melted to the
misconduct, and were partly intoxicated.
All is quiet to-day.
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MARYLAND Politics.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The Republican
State Convention has resolved to take no
part in the approaching constitutional con-
vention, but to urge Congress to give the
State a republican government.
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CATTLE. HOGS. AND SHEEP.

BEEP.-The supply OF beef on hand Is still quite
limited We quote ordinary at ssgsc. fair SU
&c. good, 797i; prime, &c, gross
HoGs.-we quote hogs, according TO quaiity' ~
l4Il5c Meta slight decline.
SHEEp-Good wsthers bring sGsbc., gross.
ygAL-somewhat more plenty-sells 81 - 70
Sl5 per head.
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levy York Constitutional Convention
labor.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 27.-The bill
~ q State constitutional convention
. passed both Houses. The negro suE-
M. clause is stricken from the bill.
lie bill making eight hours legal days
has passed the Assembly.
-.c house carpenters and joiners Of this
- have given notice to their employers
lit is their intention to demand four
d SIS per day on and after April LIST.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, Va, March 2S, 1867.

RICHMOND, VA, March 2s, 1867.
We report the breaks very small to-day. No
change to note in prices. Below we give the
transactions S. hogsheads, tierces, and 20
boxes sold at the Exchange as follows:
L,igs Manufacturing, common 10 good, -
to 81: manufacturing sun cured, $40 to SIS ;
shipping, common TO good, % to $3.50.
Notwithstanding, common to good IS TO
SIS: manufacturing, fancy common, $40 TO
$50; fancy wrappers, medium to line, $50 To
SlOO
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Naw Work. Politics.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 2S.-The consti-
tutional convention bill having passed, the
Republican General Committee have
issued call for State convention at
Syracuse April 10.
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pork.Dacking in the West.

CINCINNATI, March 27.-The annual re-
port of pork packing in the West shows
he total number packed is 2,425,254,
against l,7O5,955 last season. General
average weight, 23214 pounds, against
81 3. 10 iast season.
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NoMINATIoN.-It is understood that the
President has nominated to the Senate J
c. G. Kennedy for Commissioner of Agri-
culture, in place of Isaac Newton. Mr..
Kennedy was formerly superintendent OF
the cpnSus
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= young lady named Bennett, aged six
zen, has been refused admission TO the
or!shern Methodist College in Pittsburg
!! her second term, it having been dis
leins.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New YORK, March 2s-P. Motion
steady and active sales of 5000 bales at
3Ol663lc. Flour dull; State, $1,000
sI2.75: southern heavy; mixed to good,
su.25@s12.sO. Wheat dull, and declined
l@2c. Corn closed with an advance of "a
&c.; mixed western, Sl.l6R@sl.2O. Mess
pork firmer. Lard steady. Whisky quiet
Sugar firm. Naval stores quiet. Stocks
steady. Money, per cent. Gold, 1870
l3436. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 100 z4glO95s.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Cotton dull;
middling uplands, 29@S0c. Rio coffee
scarce, and held firm. Sugar steady fair
10 prime, l0@lOs6c. Flour firm. Wheat
MARYLAND red, s3.5O-the highest price
Maid for many wears. Corn active; white,
81 .09aSl.lI; yellow, Sl0S; mixed, 81 .O3.
Clover seed steady; prime, SO. Whisky
in bond, 3O@32c. Bacon active, on south
ern orders; prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-Flour-Busi
ness small and prices unchanged. Corr
firm and in fair demand sacks, S76SSc
Cotton dull and nominal at 270271 ac
Provisions unchanged; holders firm. Mes
pork, S22.75G$23. Bacon-Not enough
doing to establish prices. Lard firm a
l2Ac.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 2S-Noon. = Consols
Ola.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s.-Cotton opene'
steady middling uplands, l3Hd.; sale
to-day of 10000 bales.
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SIariue Corps.

PHILADELPHIA, March PA detach-
lent Of marines have left the hayward
'r Norfolk barracks, Virginia. Captain
'2bert II. Huntington has been ordered
ON Portsmouth TO duty at Norfolk.
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INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were S502, 002.64.
TIE receipts are not as heavy as hereto
fore but it is believed that the aggregate
for the fiscal year will equal the estimate
made by the treasury officials Chronicle
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SOUTHERN MERCHANTS IN ST. LOUIS
There have been large numbers of south
crn merchants in st. Louis, but many are
now leaving, being unable to obtain credit.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as al
hasby. deceased, all persons having CLAIMS
assi1si the estate will present them To George II
= 20 rsnn asted TO make payments TO same.
aio f0f1ss BETTE BAGBY,
Administrative OF Thomas J. Bagby.
NH s-TSw
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Church.Burning In Massachusetts.

bosfoS, March 26.--The Bunker Hill
'aptisl church, in Charlestown, was set on
70 this morning, and partially destroyed.
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MOND AND DANVILLE

ID q III M D N ID AND DANVILLE
IL RAILROAD BoNDS.--An ARRANGEMENT 10 re-
new all outstanding mortgage bonds Of the Rich.
mond and Danvtlle kailrosd Company by al lpi-
form issue under one FIRST MOkf0A6x " In
progress upon planve advantageous 70 bond.
holders, aided by q recent act Of the General a,
ssmbly passed for that purpose. Most ofths ecnS.
company for this renewal Others Of them Dsln4
unknown. or their address unknoyn, Rave nj
been heard from. II IL desirable for them, - Vel
a. for the company. that sneh shoata unite IN We
arrAng ement ~ an early day.
TO the effect indicated are therefore ~.
n Quested 70 see or correspond VAN INC on
ay address Is Rich@ona Va. wAs,s sbssssviii
| be reprsse ntsd In respec. Of inisnLxYs.
Auditor g company: l MI o. i nay slso b
hsa ~ desired. from Nsssss. assst CO., II.
| Thomas Branch CO., lanes Aifis& Jones, xsq.s
and 4. =. sioEs:. r'a. = SfuSoRD. PsssidsAA
p,.hpona and Dxnviiis Railroad company.
NH n-ScdSw q 81
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

We present below the quotations Of yester
day in this market for the stocks and bonds
most in demand Virginia registered, " old, )"
is the stock on which it Is proposed to pay
four per cent. interest. The I" new" is the
funded arrear Of interest which was funded
last year under the act of the legislative ses-
sion of 1866:
Virginia registered, old. ............... 36h@037
Virginia registered, new............... 27h
Richmond and Danville Railroad
bonds. ...... .............. 49,. es@7o
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, first
mortgage. ~
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, Sc.
cond mortgage. .............. 6ZH
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, first
1nOTlbdBt..... ~
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage. 62H
Richmond Observation-Disclosures. 10
Lynchburg y................ GIN
Petersburg City. neutrality-suspicious.. 10
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company ............... ............... -
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RICHMOND, March 70, 1867.

RICHMOND, March ~, 1907.
MENTAL NOTICE.-At monthly
~ meeting OF the Virginia Dental Society: on tho
18th instant the following resolution was adopted
publish in two daily newspapers Of this city no.
tice Of the adoption OF uniform tariff OF charges
for dental operations by the Richmond members
OF this Society and also to attach TO said mo-
tices the nsmss OF the dentists belonging 70 TINS
In accordance with the.abovs resolution, the foi,
lowing dentists, members o. the Virginia Dental
Society, have agreed 10 the uniform taria OF
IN. HUDsoN, CT. KL0EBER,
". LEIGH BgRros. aAE kyrMAnS., Ann
W. B. PLEAsANTs, J. HALL MOORE,
dEoRdE B. STEEL. 9. "; JONES;
w. LEIGH BURTON,
NH 2I-ts Secretary Virginia Dental Society.
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board Of Com
missioner. on fgfslsI ne' hSys snsIsS nso
TIFICIAL LIMBS TO the disabled men who are en-
titled toths benent Of the appropriation made ~
the Legislature.
may arise to any party. IL Is important tnn spPn.
cants for limbs observe the following order, VIZ:
/. Let every applicant furnish bis nsms, ~.
orice, and county 70 the ,n RishmnnS -;
limbs until they receive orders to DO 90:
;. Applicants viii be attended TO In the order OF
'n Each applicant win receive circular with In
Ths gnrssidsnts Of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered 70 give ffse
mansportatien @ the sgglissnss;
M u ! iTtlsTEESSssf' Commissioners.
y. b. WATKINS, }
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OFFICE or THE RICHMOND BANKING AED


OFFICE or THE RICHMOND BANKING ABD(
INSURANCE. COMPANY. !
THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
i TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
as well as to insure against loss by FIRE Of every
description OF property; also, 10 insure lives on
the most favorable terms. They have secured the
services Of EDWARD sISroS, late cashier OF the
Traders Bank, who will have charge Of the Bank.
ing Department
We respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age pledging that nothing shall be left undone 70
'''0'A''' JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
j. G. PoTfs, Secretary.
As Will be seen by the above notice, have con:
nected myself with the Richmond BANKING ana
partment of the Company. MY long connection
with the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and the Ira
ders Bank Of Richmond )ustines me In assuring 70
my friends and the public generally that tbs same
accommodating spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be shown In all my business transactions
with them.
NH l5-ts Il. Cashier.