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.ruRs. w1NsLow,s SOOTHING

,.ygI-P, Hx children teething, greatly facil,.
..-ss The process of teething by sof,ening the
ms -,iuctng all infiammation--will allsy al
r.e xud spa>modic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
j.rend "pon it, mothers, 1t will give rest TO
yourselves and relief and
HEhLTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
re have put up and sold this article for years,
cd can say i'll coSFIpENcg and TRUTH of it
pSst We have never been able to saw Of anv
,ac' medicines-never has il failed in a sin.
:.,o>ianre to effect 4 cure when timely used.
Nsvsr did we know an instance of dissatisf.c.
..sa hy any one who used it. On the contrary,
s.. 81 delighted with its operation, and speak
.a Y''nS OF commendation OF its magical effects
,aa medical virtues We speak in this matter
..rsSr Ms 10 SNow' after years Of experience,
ST.. pledge orr reputation for the fulfilment of
vas; We here declare. IN almost every in
>.ase where the infant is suffering from pain
sad exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
o. ;wsHty minutes after the syrup is admins
t@7z.. t"h directions for using will accom-
gsay each bottle. Be sure and cali for Mas
NeS.,o" : S,ooTHISs SyRrP," having the fac
sa.y.e Courts 4 Perkins" on the outside
v-aY er. Al others are base limitations.
: n hv druggists throughout the world.
= ,o, only S3c per bottle.
oa,css 2l5 Fulton street, n. Y. EOS High
y,,gnorn, London, England; AL St. Paul
s,-ss. Montreal, Canada. oc 9-eod6m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR WELLS
General Wells; of Alexandria, the new
Governor, returned to Richmond from
Washington yesterday morning, the ef-
forts of extremists to procure a revocation
of the appointment having been unsuccess-
full. At about half past 3 o'clock be called
upon General Schofeld at his residence,
and after few moments of conversation
the General handed him his commission
General Wells then proceeded to the
Capitol to take the oath of office
Judge Meredith being sent for to
administer it. In the mean time NUN
ber Of members Of the Convention
assembled in the conforence-room adjoin,
ing the Court of Appeals, where the cere-
mony of Inauguration was to be perform.
ed, and thither also repaired General
Wells, accompanied by Judge II. G. Bond
Attorney General Bowden, Commissioner
ChahocD, and others. Judge Meredith
soon arrived, the oath was administered
and the crowd pressed up to congratulate
the new Governor.
Only short time elapsed before the
tidings were conveyed to the hall of the
Convention, and committee was appoint.
ed to solicit visit and an. address from
the Governor. The speeches on this occa.
sion appear in full in the proceedings Of
the Convention
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RIcHMoSD, APRIL z, 1868.

Messrs. Editors,-In the notice Of the recent
controversy between Mr.. CoTTRgLL and me,
which YOU were pleased 10 take the other day,
Won used language which has made the i'm
preston upon the minds Of some that am
still under a sort OF moral obligation to Mr..
CorrRsLL, Notwithstanding have cast hira
at law. am sure you did not intend to do
me that injustice. vz
The case is simply this: hold the lot in
question under what Is called a building lease:
In pursuance OF q covenant In that lease,
have put up house on the lot. For tnis
house am TO be paid at the expiration OF 10 y
lease. But IF MIR. COTrRaLL committed Tres
pass when he put up the walls in question, anl
advised that SO much of those walls as stahas
upon my lot Is the property Of my lessons, she
walls having hesn built before leased tne
lot. When person knowingly ouiids mouse
or q wall Bpon the ground OF another Wlthou'
license or authority, such house OF wal, am
informed, belongs 70 the owner OF the land on
which it stands Now, Major Caring ton, the
; arbit itrator did decide that Mr. CottTell pu
| his walls upon my lot without the license o.
NV lessons Suppose, then. had paid Mr
! Cottrell for the halves OF those walls; by wha
process could 1 have gotten my money bacl
! from the owners Of the property, some o
| whom, be II remembered, are aJints Of tessde
1 Ysars, who win in all probability insiat tha
i the parts of those walls which stood upol
/ their ground are theirs, as having been pu
/ there by trespasser r gete sss arss
| II must, therefore, be apparent TO the mos
! ordinary understanding that In refusing
yield TO MIR. Cottrell,s demand ] did no mor
than was right and proper. Tne aea"et ASe
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Special Notices.
s@- FRESH ARRIVAL. OF NEW
SPRING GOODS, aE$l
FROM THE -
LATE NEW YORK AUCTIONS,
JULIUS SYCLE'S,

JULIUS sYCLE'S,
9l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TssTH.
have just received q large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS suitable for this season,
MOSTLY bought at the late New York auctions,
and great bargains will be offered.
Bleached Cotton, full yard wide, at l2hc:,
worth Is;
Table Damask, * yards wide, at 6oc. per
yard, cheap at 75c.;
Domestic Gingham at l2hc., worth Is;
u,cbabach Towels at $1.5O per dozen, cheap
at $3.50;
Pillow case Cotton, AZ inches wide' at Ioc.'
Calicoes at 12H to Is 2-Sc.;;
Bed Tick at l0c.;
Striped Shirting at l2hc.;
Irish Linen at SOc.;
Ladies Handkercbefs at ~ per dozen;
Shirt Bosoms at 10, 10, and 25c., worth double
the price; aEE
Naiusook Muslin at &c, would be cheap At
40c.; ~
French Undressed Cambria, Il yards wide, at
3Oc-great bargain.
French Organdes yards wide, Swiss ana
Checked Muslin, Dressed and Undressed Cam
bric Brilliants, 'Twilled Indian Long Cloth,
&C.. at great bargains.
Dress Goods of every description very cheap.
Black and Colored Silks In great variety.
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cottonade, Kentucky
Jeans, for boys and mems wear, less than
ever.
Flannels Of all kinds very cheap. Mar
settles Quilts, white and colored, all sizes.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Notions, large assort-
ment !; and great many other goods, too nu-
merous to mention; all Of which viii sell
very cheap.
Call and see the bargains, before buying
anywhere else, at JULIUS SYOLES,
el3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
| Closed on SATURDAYS.
| The following gentlemen are with me as
statesmen, and would be pleased TO serve their
friends and the public generally:
RrrER q. CARE GEORGE SwABAcHER,
GyoRsE p, BAGBY, JONAS WEIsBEga.
ap
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LEVY BROTHERS
DRY GOODS STOR E.

Received by last steamer, and receiving this
day,
Steel Tacks, all sizes, at Soc. per gross;
Hemmed HandKerchiefs at l5c., worth 25c.;
Magic Ruf1ing at astonishingly low prices;
Pillow case Cotton, 42 inches wide, at 2oc.;
Bleached Cotton, full yard wide, at l2hc.;
Calicoes at 10, l2b, and l6 2-3c.;
Domestic Gingham at l2Hc., worth Is Csc;
Shepherds' Plaid, for dresses, at l2hc., WORTH
zoe. per yard;
Spring Delaines at 12Hc. per yard;
Mohair Skirting, N yard wide, at 25c., worth
75c.;
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 80 and S7Ec.,
worth so and 6oc.
Irish Linen at 37Hc. per yard, worth 5oc.;
Superfine Irish Linen at 75c., worth 81;
Shirt Bosoms at l2Hc., worth 20c.
Wristbands made of superfine Linen at 25c
Table Cloths, two yards long, at 81, worth
$l5e;
Embroidered Handkerchiefs 1T 25c.;
Crochet Edge, twelve yards in piece, fol
25c, wor tn Sc. per yard;
Daisy OF Dimity Frilling at ooc. apiece, worth
from IL TO $l.50;
fTluS6Q NdphtuS az Va 'So Pa SSNS~'
Large apkins at S2 so per dozen, worth $3.50
Infants Robes, elegantly embroidered, al
$3.50, would be cheap at So;
Embroidered Bands at soc.-Sl25, Sl.5o, and
80, for the double band;
Dimity Bands at 10, l2h, 10, 20, and 25c.;
Heavy Laces, for trimming pillow-cases, at
sA and shc. per yard-just half the regu'
lar price;
Lace Collars, new styles, at 20, 90, and 7'c.;
Black Lace Wells at 25c., worth 75c.;
Checked Muslins at l6 2.3, 20, and 25c;
Fine Swiss Muslin at 40 and 5oc, worth 0o
and 75c. ,,>
Superfine French Soft finished Cambric' q
yards wide, at ooc., worth 75c.;
Russia Diaper, warranted all linen, al %
apiece, worth So;
Cotton Diaper, a superior article at si'0O
apiece, worth 81;
Bed Tick at l2hc.;
Shirting Stripes at l2hc.;
Flannels of all kinds very cheap;
Marseilles Q Quilts, all sizes and quallties'
These rem edies are warranted to cure' De-
ing all fresh and as represented.
Remember that this particular malady can
be successfully treated only at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
aps nearly opposite the market'house'
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PPOUOSNtS.


vsfigE OF SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER,
RIcHAoNp, VA, April 6, 1865.
N0TICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
= %!ll be received for the erection OF an
LN,LOSI RE AROUND THE HERMl- :
AGE J lk GROUNDS until SATURDAY {,
I'm !nsiafIt al u o'clock NJ, at the office OF
= Z: S'ah'ern PLaHtsr nnd Fnrmer. This enclo-
sure vii consist OF the following speci1ica-
NVLs ditch three and half feet wide,
'"o leet deep, and one foot al bottom, the
F4oankment 10 be surmounted with fence OF
i4AEk iull one inch thick, the bottom TO be
fN me intermediate eight, and the top plank
,@ inches wide, firmly nailed TO heart cedar
L,s.s oi iull size, each post TO be strapped
plank
Htale separately the price of merchantable
0'"!GS, and also of boards all heart.
CHARLES B. WILLIAMS,
%.teIaFy Virginia State. q agricultural Society.
ap1--il
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THE WEsTHAM RoAD.-Application has
been made to General Scho6eld to require
Mr.. B. W. Green, who claims to represent
the interests of the owners therein, to show
cause why he should not either surrender
the road or put it in repair. The road has
been out of order for some months, and as
nothing has been done to make 1t passable
the citizens have adopted this method OF
getting it repaired. We learn that Gene
ral Schofield issued an order requiring MI
Green to answer.
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THE RADICAL OPPOSITION TO GOVERNOR
WELLs.-Golonel A. G. Dunn denies any
connection with. the committee of Hunni-
cutt men Shich visited Washington to
oppose the appointment of General Wells,
or if appointed on that committee, it was
without his knowledge or consent. Colo
mel Dunn pronounces himself, without
qualification, as opposed to any steps
whatever looking toward the removal of
General Schofeld.
DR.. E. Fl. Smith and Mr.. 81. L. Wigand
also express surprise to learn of their ap-
pointment on the committee, and both
deny having taken any side in the late
gubernatorial imbroglio.
Our information in regard to the COM
mittee was derived from prominent Re-
PUBLICAN of the Hunnicutt wing. The
committee did not 60 on their errand
merely because q telegram was received
late at night informing them of the GER
tainty Of General Grants approval OF Co.
velnor Wells's appointment.
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THE SNATCH GAME.-A young lady
walking leisurely down Capitol street
near DIR. Moore's church yesterday, after
noon, was met by three youthful ;nn awards sna Of
the nation," one Of whom seized and
wreDehed W., away from her small Episco-
pal ~a1pr praysr-boOk with gilt clasp, suppo.
sing sin il to be pocket-book. Discovering
1 his mistake, the little villain threw the
nraver-book n,s down on the pavement, and
walked away without the slightest accele-
ration of pace.
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Toilet articles.
Furniture, DO.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE:
II onr usually large and varied stock 9I
FURNITUREis is now more complete. possi'
BILE, than for many years past. ny recent az
E,s.n.sss-on the continent, we are In receipt
assssysrai elegant ssssi for Parior, Chamber.
M.n and Dining. room. Also, Counting.
rS.,,s and Once Desks and Chairs. Gall al
once and examine oar assortment. In price
and quality we claim fair comparison with
Nny similar establishment In the United
States HARLISTON BROTHER,
nh 70 corner oS Ninth and Main streets.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting OF
the friends of temperance was held in the
First African church on Monday night,
and temperance society organized, with
the view of promoting the temperance
reform among the colored people of this
city.
The following persons were elected Of
fcers President, B. WardWell first vice.
president, Fields Cook second vice-presi-
dent, 4. L. Thornton secretary, G. S.
Stock kwell assistant secretary, a. l..
Thornton.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell,
who also addressed the meeting, and was
followed by several other speakers. A
lively interest was manifested. One man
who is engaged in the traffic expressed
desire to be out Of it and take the pledge
but said he was not able to lose the barrel
of whiskey he had just bought, when seve
raj gentlemen present offered SIS each te
help him out of his trouble. A committee
of two was appointed to wait on him and
ascertain the cost, and report at an ad'
iourned meeting on Monday next. At the
close, l4O names were reported.
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4itt1lnol!d 1ispatrh,
WEDNESDAY...............APRIL 8, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold bet,oeen the yfrst
day Of January and the first day Of July pay the
tdpes thereon for the current year.
LEE e. GODDIN will sell at o'clock pri-
vate residence on CANDLES Hill adjoining
Pratt's Cottage.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at AZ
o'clock granite front tenement on the
south side of Broad between Fourth and
Fifth streets
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-This &C.
clesiastical body, with which all the Pres
byterian churches of Richmond are con-
nected, meets in the West Washington
street chapel, Petersburg, tonight. The
opening sermon will be preached by Rev.
DR.. Armstrong, of Norfolk, the last Mode
rat0r.
Members must leave in the 2.45 P. NJ.
train; and all n1enbers of Presbytery will
be returned free on the Petersburg road
By presenting the clerks certificate oftheir
membership.
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u W.. B. E>AACs d CO., BANKERS,

II Wa. Is. E>AACS a. CO., BANk ERS,
eoHNE.s OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
k',aAoSp, dealers III COIN, o u 5
STOCKS, BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL
PAPER, and NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or
On time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most
.gllable houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, ,
SCOTLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, swift
ZERLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SWE-
.DEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at
sigA., or CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
points IN The United States, Canadas, and Eu-
rope
REVENUE STAMPS sold at a liberal dis
count NH 2S-3m
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loved. His last days were spent In read
ing it, and copying portions Of 1t as SOU
venirs for his friends. He 'came TO bis
grave in fnIbsge, like as q shock of coEn
sameth in in his season, and bis remoyal
has admonishedti lis that the night cometb,
| when no man can work, and that what we
have to do in this matter must be done
quickly. Surely we can leave no better le-
gacy to those who survive US than q Bible
in every house of our broad Common
wealth to speak there for Jesus" - y
The report of the depositaries, accom-
panyipg that of the Board Of Managers,
shows that 1,07s Bibles and 1887 Testa-
ments have been gratuitously distributed,
s42 Bibles and 1880 Testaments sent
agents and auxiliaries, 222 Bibles and SOL
Testaments donated to the Baptist Sunday
School and Bible Board, and sales have
been made to the amount of 1870 80.
81, ,22S IS worth of books are now on hand
with the depositaries, Messrs. Woodhousel
B. Parham. . s.~ E-vgs.s. p ts-
tINANC1AL REPORT.
The report of the treasurer, Mr. George
L. Bidgood, was also read. We give below
the following abstract, showing the fnan-
cial condition of the Society: a ness :
-pIsBURsBMBaTs. sE
General agents salary. y.......$l, 200 90 .
Incidental expenses, printing,
reports, &c.................. %125 90
RENTED American Bible So ---
ciety. .....,.............. 257 AZ
: : --st.ts2 ~
RKCEIPfs. a.. ..
BY amount received from April /,
1867, to March 81, 1855. 1850 go
Balance to credit of Society. $3.50 As
After the reading of the reports interest
ing addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Bishop Doggett and others; after which
the Society adjourned.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-oFFICE APRIL
8, ls6S.-John N. Singleton, Washington,
D. c., revenue stamp General Fl. d.
Wells, Alexandria, Va, one-cent stamp
Miss Ann Pollard, Petersburg, Va, old
stamp; Kitty Manin, King George county,
Va, old stamp; G. S. Walker, Richmond,
Va, no stamp; James W. Hunnicutt,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; Colonel E. F.
Keen, Danvillo, Va, no stamp; Major W.
T. Sutherlin, Danville, Va, no stamp
DIR. John B. Harvie, Powhatan county, Va,
no stamp, L. E. Harvie, Chula, no stamp
Adolphus Blair, Union, West Va, no
stamp John R. Edmunds, Halifax county,
Va, no stamp; Robert A. Scott, Franklin
county, Va, no stamp; E. D. Bennett,
Pittsylvania Courthouse, no stamp; s. 5.
Turner, Lunenburg county, Va, no stamp.
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Speciut Notices.
M- KUKLUx KLAN
CITIZENS OFRICHMoND AROUSE,
The K. K. KS are marching on the city t
secure the great bargains which are offered q
JOSEpu STk trSts,S

secure the great bargains which are offered at
JOSEPH STkAUsE'S,
No. 1883 Main street
Arouse and secure the great bargains which
he offers to the public before II Is too late.
Come one and all and join the throng which
daits visits the store Of JOSEPH STRAUSE,
and note the impeachment Of the high prices
by which the citizens of Richmond and yicini-
ty have been afflicted of late.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton at 2hc., worth
5000 yards beautiful Fast. Colored Prints only
ll0c.;
Merrimac Calico at l5c which is selling else
where at 2oc.;
Black and Colored Alpacas at soc., cheap at
doc. #..m@
An-wool Delaine, high colored, ut S7hc.,
worth Doc; ..
Red and White all-wool F'lannels at 25 and
SOC.
Cambria and Check Muslins at Is 2.sc., worth
2ac.;
Irish Linen at SIS, 80. s2h, and &c., worth
double the money;
White Briliants at 2Oc., cheap at 25c.
Ladies', Misses, and Childrens' Hose at
12kc.;
Ladies Corsets at 75c., worth sl.25;
Beautiful Linen Bosoms at 25, S7H, and 60c.
Ladies' good quality Linen Handkerchiefs at
10 and ENC;
Saimoral Skirts at sl.25, cheap at 81;
Ladies Sun Umbrellas at IL and upwards;
200 yards Black and White Spool Cotton at
exc, selling everywhere at loc.;
Excellent Cotton Diaper at 81 piece, worth
$3;
Cotton Damask, suitable for Cohnterpanes
and Table Cloths, at 35c., worth 5oc.; Linen
Towelling at aoc. Hoop Skirts at SOC. Rib
bon and Velvet Trimming. and lots of other
goods too numerous to mention, which will be
sold TO satisfy the most fastidious. Bear in
mind the scarcity of money and to make a
little go great way, purchase your Dry
Goods at JOSEPH STRAUSE,
opposite Paine Sons,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth th streets.
apS =
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING AND Apc
nnpssrs.-Shockoe Hill, Division, Sons OF
Temperance, will hold a public tempe
.anna meeting at the CIay. street Metho-
s;st isu church on Friday evening next, at
,rb;ch ub; it is expected that several interest
,e9feld @ Trent has been solicited TO ae.,vet n 81
m this occasion an address on the ou!y q
Chr;s,;ans ~ towards the temperance cause
n ~ ;s - 70 be hoped that he will DO SO.
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wpOUDKErTE.-To rARxEHs and

nT POU ID DkEfT E--Io PARAERs anu
PLANTERS this article is recommended as the
best FERTILIZER known for corn, cotton,
tobacco, and vegetables. 1t is more extern
siyely used in Europe and Asia than all others
combined, and is extensively used In the
northern States. Made from the night soil,
dead animals, and offal, from the city Of Rich
mond, properly deodorized and made tnodor-
GUS, and believed to be equal, II not superior,
to any made in the United States. Packed In
strong barrels, and sold nt only TWENTY
DOLLARS per ton; delivered In any part OF
the city ,oitaoH eatra charge.
ANIMAL COMPOST, s
a superior article for rop.DRBsslss wheat'
clover, and grasses, and q permanent I'M
proyer of the land.
Send for circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMIN;
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH s-sm Richmond, Va.
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EASTERN LuHArIc ASYLUM,

EASTERN lUhATlC hs1LCM,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March %, 1868.
NEALED PROPOSALS will ereceived
~ Al this ASYLUM addressed TO the Board
81 Dr,clors) until TUESDAY NJ, April 7,
~ for supplying the institution with the
WOOD toak and pipe) (for the Year,, about
-, 90 cords
rrhnh>h BEEF, 10000 pounds;
TGGEN. 10 barrels;
ijTTDDDkR, 400 pounds;
tpin,00uk extra superfine, 20 barrels;
Cc,nh00SWN SUGAR, good quality, 1000 POUNDS
nm MEAL, CGfty pounds TO the bushel'J
= @i5 bushels;
"aION, breasts, shoulders, and sides.) 5000
Pounds
tAe above articles 10 be of good quality,
,Igtct 10 inspection aud rejection, and TO be
,,"'rFed 81 The Asylum IT such times and In
,ssL Quantities as the Superintendent may
ny order Of the Executive Committee.
+. IL. MONTAGUE,
'"h D-l0t Steward.
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ts- PLANTERS NATIONAL BANE

OF RICEMOND,
,su.cessor 10 the old Farmers Bank Of Eir-
ginia,l
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM H. MACFARLAND, President
late President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
J. ii. GODDlN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank OF Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and Others, respectfully soli-
U:cd.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
I2Iuts IN the United States, and promptly re-
mlt.ed Tor. ja 25-Sm
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% w. N. woRTHrNGrOS.

MEMBnR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
. ;, X + Il A y ID B >R O K Z R g,
50 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND
LXCHANGE.
Deposits received subject to sight draft, and
t.gsr per cent. interest allowed on daily bal
a.crs.
REFERENCES:
Ward & Co., New York William Lamb,
Esd, President First National Bank. Norfolk,
IA; Garth Fisher Hardy, New 1ork; Ian
caster x Co.. Richmond, VS.; James Punnett,
E>u President Bank of America, n. Y; J.
/. Worth, Esq, Cashier Park Bank, n. \ i;
G~o-g. :. Coe, Esq, President American Ex-
chang" Bank, n. y; Brown, Lancaster Co.,
Baltimore Md NH 4-3m