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Mr.. Glenn and the Albany Corruptions
When we saw that Mr.. GLENN, of the
New York Legislature, had made sweep
ing charge of corruption against that body
we felt at once great anxiety for him
We expressed this anxiety yesterday. II
was not unfounded.
We now learn that he has been driven
out of Albany by the indignant legislators
who are serving the State at three dollars
per day and paying four dollars for their
board The clamor and wrath Of these
patriotic gentlemen overwhelmed the poor
man, and he asked leave of absence "for
seven days, on account of Illness" and OF
course got it. Thus, we suppose, winds up
the whole matter!
Mr.. GLENN is an old and honest man,
who has lived down into corrupt age,
He was approached by persons who want
ed his vote with offers of brides, which
he declined. Amazed at the corruptions
| he discovered, in q moment of excite
| ment, he made bold charge against the
legislators. He was Immediately subjected
to sharp practice that unstrung his
nerves, weakened his backbone, and bent
his knees. He felt like one thrown into
den of wild beasts with neither help MOI
protection. No wonder he prayed to be
let out.
Poor Mr.. GLENN! He should have
known that body which failed last year
even to inquire into the charges of cor
ruption brought against them by the most
reputable papers in New York would
not now convict themselves. He may re-
tire to his own home, and thank Pro-
violence that he escaped with his life,
There will be no more charges against the
pure legislators of New York after this
lesson
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Mr.. JOHNSON TELLS ON GRANT.-Speak
ing of the charge that he was drunk while
on his western tour in 1866, Mr.. johnson
said to "Mack," of the Cincinnati Com
mercial:
"They'll find out, at any rate, that
didn't drink half as much as one or two
others, about whose condition nobody dares
to say word"
"I think can guess the name of one Of
them," said I. "Didn't he 60 from Cleve.
land to Detroit, and wasn't it announced
with great flourish of trumpets that he
had left your party in disgust ?" Yes"
replied the President, she went to De-
troit !; but it wasn't because he was dis
gusted with my politics at all. In fact, be
wasn't in condition to know much about
politics Just then"
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OBITUARY..

Died, of apoplexy, at o'clock on Sunday
morning, April 9th, at his residence. corner OF 81
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, MIR. JOHN
MCKINLEY, Of the county Louth, Ireiano'
aged thirty-four years.
! As an Industrious and thrifty mechanic, ne
was much endeared to all persons for Wn1 10 u
he did business. During his residence In thlS
city, for the past sixteen years, he mad rem n;
dered himself exceedingly popular among a.,
classes, which was rendered most perceptipiie
by the immense cortege that accompanied ms
remains to their last resting place on .as
husband and affectionate parent. He leaves q
loving wife and two interesting cnlioreh -
mourn their irreparable loss.
May his soul rest in peace.
Washington and New York papers please
cOpy
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HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

The special order of the day, the con-
sideration of the report Of the Committee
on the Judiciary upon the petition Of
Thomas Barton and others asking relief
from levy for debt, was called up. Con-
siderable discussion arose as to the mode
Of procedure, which was finally decided
in favor of considering the report, the Or
dinance, and the substitutes therefor, all
at the same time.
Pending the discussion on these, the
Convention took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met at o'clock. The
question Of the morning session was re-
sumed.
Pending the discussion, a noise was
heard and q rush made towards the door.
Some one exclaimed, eight outside"
but it was found out that the excitement
was caused by the arrival of Sergeant
Bates with his flag.
Mr.. j. @. GIBSON moved that he be in
vited to privileged seat on the floor.
Mr.. E. GIBSON seconded the motion as
an honor to the fags
Mr.. PORTER (Radical), who had the
floor, refused to yield it for this motion.
he did not want the flag introduced under
Copperhead auspices.
The discussion was continued until it
was found that there were many members
lacking to constitute quorum.
a motion to adjourn was carried.
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DESIGNATIONS, dc.


Messing FORD, April l, 1868.
HISS OLUTIO N.-The concern of
DISAAC OVERBEY SON, existing since
March ], 1856, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to us are most
respectfully requested to come forward and
settle their accounts. Those having claims
against us will present them for payment.
Grateful for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to us, we hope contin uance of the
same for the new concern of ISAAC OVER
BEY'S SONS.
ISAAC OvERBEY,
JAMES T. OT ERBEY.
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We saw yesterday copy of the Wash
ington Union of November &c, 1857. 1t
contains among other interesting articles
an account of the removal of the statue of
Washington to the Square, and of speeches
by Governor WISE and Mayor MAYO on the
0nca Sinn
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1t is denied from Washington that Gene
raj Grant has publicly expressed himself
IN favor OF the conviction of President
Johnson. The statement, however, is re-
iterated by others. One Radical senator
is reported to have said he had better
keep q lookout for bis own head. It is
understood that court Of inquiry Is
talked Of in official quarters.
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GREELEY refused to speak in Connect
cut during the late canvass because the
Connecticut papers and politicians last
year censured him for going on JEFF.
DAvIS's bail bond.
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--. .,.I1v worthy Of praise.

:, Z -,,r;,ro Is especially worthy OF praise
! No city can present an array mofo piea'.
~ ~ Tho farmer. Every description, OF
nc for the tiller of the soil now en-
Moved in this latitude can be found in
richmond, made In the best style. Many
Of them have undergone great improve
mont in few years. In the department
of ploughs we have better implements
here than can be found anywhere else in the
world. There are several very large man
ufactories of agricultural implements in
this city which will compare favorably with
those of any city. We need not en-
large upon the local manufactures of FER
rIL1zERs, of which we have so often spoken,
and which supply the best fabrics at the
ruling prices elsewhere.
In the line of CARRIAGE AND SADDLE
AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS Richmond
is as we'll supplied as ever. 1t is only
to be regretted that the people are
less able now than before the war to en-
courage them. They are capable of sup
plying any southern demand in the most
satisfactory manner. .-
We have manufactures of other things
which we cannot undertake now to emu
merate. But we may mention that in the
departments of WOODWARD, Corn BRooMs,
and Soar, our local factories are throwing
into market articles that are not excelled
by the manufactures elsewhere. Indeed,
they are getting quite fame for being
superior to anything yet produced.
In any branch of trade we assure our
country readers Richmond can prove to
them that she is prepared to maintain her
well-earned fame of other days for enter
prise, liberality, and fair dealing. Those
who would foster our domestic trade-that
Virginia may grow and thrive-that her
population may increase-that the farmer
may find his market at his doors-that the
land may rise in value-that the country
may be beautifed-and that in the re-
sources of great State, in this day when
might makes right, Virginia may be great
should at least look in upon our merchants
and see what they are doing, and what they
are prepared to do, to retain here at
home the trade of Virginia: trade sufi-
cient to build up great cities within her
own borders, but which, if thrown upon
the marts of other States, will doom US to
lingering existence and tributary rela-
ton to strangers Notifying to our pride
and ruinous to our prosperity.
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NEW CONCERN.

The above business hereafter will be con-
Quoted in the name of ISAAC OVERBEY'S
SONS. We shall be supplied this spring with
d large and attractive stock of general mer-
chandise, and most earnestly solicit share of
the liberal patronage extended to the old con-
Germ, and regret we have not the capital to
carry on a CREDIT BUSINESS but will use every
endeavor TO sell as low as the lowest for
CASH or BARTER.
JAMES T. OvERBEY,
ISAAC J. OTERBEY,
ap9-lt JOHN II. OTERBEY.
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THE ROSADALIS

THE ROSADALIS
is not a secret medicine. The articles from
which it is made are published around each
bottle, and it is used and recommended by
the medical faculty, wherever it has been in.
troduced, as POSITIVE and RELIABLE
medicine for Diseases of the Blood, Liver, and
Kidneys.
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I, SAMUEL 3. SMITH, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Richmond, Va, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
S. B. SMITH, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, no.
tary public for the city of Richmond.
up 7-3t RO. q. STROTHER, N. 7.
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USED AND ENDORSED BY THE LEAD
ING PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE 1T is
KNOWN.
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r I G o R I @ E q.

|DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-Save
H. your dollars. Save your house rent
Buy yourself home. If not abba, we make
you so. Liberal interest allowed on all de.
posts from one dollar or more. Security
undoubted. For further information apply
at office 1900 Main street. apaim
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LIcO1'ice.

r ICORICE.-" G.. C."-We would adj
i 1 wise the trade that we have been ap-
pointed agents for the sale of this celebrated
favorite brand Full stocks always on hand,
and will be sold at lowest possible prices
ap Tim HARVEYS l. WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND. April 6, 1868.

RIcHaoND, April 8, 1868.
THE CONCERN OF BOSHER g.
il WOODY is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Either partner is authorized to
sign in liquidation only. -
CHARLES NJ. BOSHER,
T. y. WOODY.
Having purchased the interest of Mr.. T. G.
Woody in the business of Bosher & Woody,
I will continue the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS at the old stand, 1928
Main street, and solicit q continuance Of the
kind patronage bestowed on the late concern.
ap 7-lm CHARLES M. BOSEER.
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Drugs, Medicines, dc.

ERESH SEIDLITZ POWDERS,
CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
DR.. L ELY Observation-Disclosures,
JEW DATID'S PLASTER, at
WOOD & SONS,
ap7 Fifth and Marshall streets.
OUILLAI OR SOAP BARK, for
W cleaning silks, carpets, and all KINDS OF
woollen goods, for sale by P. E. DuPUI'
Apothecary, +27 Broad street. app
ID E. DUPUY, APOTHECARY, Broad
Il street mo. 427 between Fourth ana
Fifth. Special attention given TO the dis,
pensing of physicians prescriptions. Fun
line Of all new preparations kept. ap
DAWN SKINS and FELT CORN
ID SHIELDS, to cure the most obdurate
hard corns, for sale by 2. E. DUPUY, Apothe'
cary, 427 Broad street.. APT
ITO PHYsICIANS.-COD LIVER OIL,
i PHOSPHORUS, and 1ODlDE of
IRON;
COD LIVER oISn OIL T., P PB 0S and
COD LIVER OIL, PHOSPHORUS, and
COD LIVER bpG; OIL, PHOSPHORUS and
The above valuable compounds prepared
and The taste modified with agreeable flavor
ing by J. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
api S25 Broad street.
TITO PHYSICIANS. -SULPHUROUS
J. ACID, first recommended by Drs. Jen'
ner. OF London, and Bennett OF Edinburgh
as prompt and active "parasiticide IN the
treatment Of Tinea Fayosa and simiia'
diseases.
.CARBoLIC ACID, in the form Of solution
and crystals.
CHRONIC ACID, gradual but deeply
penetrating escharotic.
CALABAR BEAN PAPER, for contract
aTRoPINIzED GELATIN PAPER, for
dilating the pupil.
EFFERvEsCING CARBoNATE or
LITHIA, fine remedy In Govt and oric
Acid Diathesis MEADE 4 BAKEk.
Practical Pharmaceutst,
mhs Richmond, Va.
MO QUACKERYl-T. R. BAsS,S
IN COUGH SYRUP, certain cure TO, IT,.
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hosrseness' - Sot The
Coughs, Asthma, Chronic lrritauohs " tha
Throat and Lungs, and all Diseases "a and
bronchial tubes arising from e1po'D''
cold. -. nv
The original prescription was given n ms ~
Professor Carter p. johnson, ana Us e e,tiw re-
as a valuable expectorant Is conaaeh5Ey ongh
commended by DR.. ]. A. Mayo. tn annsnmp.
Syrup has effectually cured me Oh oSsrsc.e.
ton, which assumed a very serious cns. .oIely
At one time Ny cure yc can o,ssr f,es,lmons
~ III cnres haYe in my possession ms! ,ea ali
40 doubt on my mind that It Is adapted :" -
cSaes OF lung affections,
Price, one dollar per bottle.
None genuine without my signature; e.
NoAo r.. r. BASS, Richmond, Va Va
For saIs by Me.srs. PuRCEtL,s k LaaRER.
T. 4. WOOD = SON, Z. Y. Nun g
ROEEaT LE6KY. Church Hin.
T1O THE AFFLICTEDo:SnssasEfTSSr OF
WIsDoN-a spsciae for Rinsw911n s;.p rsssSa
Itch gsTssrs tsh ui ses malignant saa ma Of how
% the ss san 40 p ssd
~ and I, ! .s sSss n ssssdiesss the as:
ssss tss money win be refunded IN .s sse ~
t A'-' - - : = Blu UNIT M0SEh.st
...ss. J. Ususa i'' ''' A'ss Richmond Va
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1854, s33 SO
I, J. b. Morton, cashier Of the National
Bank of Virginia, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of my
>''' " ''A'' '' ]. B. MORTON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th
day of April, A. D. 1868.
an SIT 0. S. MORTON, Notary Public.
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It thoroughly eradicates every kind Of
bumor and bad faint, and restores the entire
system to healthy condition.
1t is perfectly harmless, never producing
the slightest injury.
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Bank Statements.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF The
" PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VA, MONDAY, APRIL o.
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R0s0dGz5s.

.-..oo~>~-~~>~--
D Os A D A L / 5
THE GREAT
AMERICAN HEALTH REsToRER.
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
IN THE WORLD.
DR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
ROSA L S,
A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
land the only one yet discovere1 for
sCRoFULA
IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
SUCH As>
CONSUMPTION IN ITS EARLY STAGES
ENLARGEMENT AND LIBERATION
OF THE GLANDS, JOINTS, BONES,
KIDNEYS AND UTERUS, CHRo-
MIC RHEUMATISM, ERUP-
TIoNs OF THE SKIN,
CHRONIC SORE
EYES, SC.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Loss of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liver
Complaint, Pain in the Back, I'm
prudence in Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
and all diseases Of the
BLOOD, LIVER, KID N EYS, a N u
BL A d D E R.
It thoroughly eradicates every KIND OF
humor and bad faint, and restores the entire
system to healthy condition.
II Ia r,arSantIv harmless never producing
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Coal and Wood,

A NTHRACITE COAL.
Just received:
300 tons RED and WHITE ASH, egg siza
suitable for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces
100 tons RED ASH, stove size, for cooking
ranges;
100 tons LEHIGH FOUNDRY LUMP.
lily, ut lowest market rates.
s.--sge S. II. HAYES,
apt Eighteenth and Cary streets
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CEOthdal.

oPRTNG CLOTHING = CAMPAIGN
OPEN We are now receiving our stock
- SPRING WOODEN CLOTHING, en-
braeing all the latest styles and makes, and
which we offer to cash buyers as greas q, OH ths
f pntom M We will except no house or person,
i,I 60, tSat our facilities for purchasing
re NOT m excslied by any other similar house In
the city. Our stock win embrace i[om s 1he
zoo 10 CON SOM and we earnestly request the atten-
ton Of all to an examination before making
Wi With twenty five years experience, we DEFY
com potion, either as TO style, Workmanship
onr prices in currency now are as low as
the gold prices in 1880
Gail at 1908 Main street: ,,r-, ~
aps-st WIN. IRA SMITH w.
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IS WALL STREET, OgYIo1s No.8,
NEW YORK, March lS, 1858.
A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
IA. HOLDERS Of the DOVER COMPANY
will be holden at the Office of the comnonv -
the city Of New York, TUESDAY, April 81
1893, at II NJ, TO take into constderatfon ~
sxpediency Of reducing the capital stoct ~
the. company, TO ratify the acts Of the Direc.
printed circular Issued TO the stockho,dora
February %, 1858, and to transact any otbar
business which may be deemed expedient,
.r LESLIE CHASE.
NH 2o-1m Secretary and Treasurer
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JUST RECEIVED

cpR1NG CAssIMEREs
- AT THE
RICHMOND CLOTHING HALL.
JULIUS K r. MafN Ms sTREEr tA'h0h'
7 take great pleasure in announcing 10 my
friends and the public generally that nave
lust returned from New YORK Win large any !, =,
handsome supply of SPRING CASSlMERES
for custom trade, which, for fneness ana
STYLE, cannot be surpassed in this city Also,
the latest styles of SPRING CLOTHlNG
for Mems, Boys, and Children's wear. FOh -.
NIsHING GOODS in greet yaTlsti SaiI hsF
&C., to which invite the attention OF al In
Want. zap II JULIUS KRAKER.
THE SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING
L CLOTHING AT
A. PENHIM RS,
1902 MAIN STREET,
hetveen Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Gall and examine my fresh stock OF
spp1NG CLOTHING and FURNISHING
% i~'>1' GOODS,
boo'sHo SHOES,
EXTRA CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VEST1NGS:
Country dealers as well as others Will nno
1t to tneir interest," " 4. oPPENHIMER.
B.-SAaURL T. PAYNE, Of Goochland, and
Colonel R. b. WooLLIyG, Of Fluvanna, are
with me- and ask their friends for their patron
age. HH -
CPRING CLOTHS AND CASS1-
NMERES JOHN T1ETJEN, MER-
CHANT TAILOR, begs leave TO inform his
patrons and friends that ne has Just reeeiTed q
OF Ut ,0THS AND CASSIMERES, and is ready
to furnish SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH
ING of the latest styles and best make.
NH 3l-Sm .r.. .ts .r.
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our SAMPLE CARDS are now on exhibit.
ton and are replete with oil the various Pat
terms Of French, English, and American
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS,
OF fine and medium quality, and at prices
within reach Of all.
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DAMNED FRUIT.-Fresh Peaches, To-
~ matoes, Corn, and Peas, for sale low.
NH 28 HuNDLEY b TATUM,
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FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE.
CThis is specially with us.) We have SAM
pies of all leading BRANDS Of MUSLIN,
PLAIN and FANCY LINENS, and FRENCH
CAMBRICS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL GASES. NH 2-2m
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,Meetiaa1s.
So WALL srzsEr, OYn1cs No. ). ,
NEW YoRK, March IA. Isea

So WALL srEzEr, OYY1cE No q
J. NEW YoRK, March Is, 1855.
A GENERAL MEETING OF sTOcK
N HOLDERS OF WESTHAMIR0NC CON COZ
PANY will be held at SO Wall street. rooTn q
ON TUESDAY, April 81, 1858, at Il NJ. n
ratify the acts Of the committee appointsd
June Is, 1857; to confirm action referred In ~
circular issued by Directors of Dover CON -
pany February %, 1853; and In general. "a
transact any business which may be neees,
sary under the Code Of Virginia In accepting
o. charter OF incorporation, il deemed expe.
dent or otherwise
FREDERICK II. WoLCOTT,
NH 20--1m es4 ~ President
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MEN AND BOYS.
Embracing all the --LATEST STYLE FA-
BRICS OF European and American manu-
facture, which we are prepared to sell at
prices that defy competition FOR CASH.
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HT MILLER JOHN 8. DBvLIH.
PRING STYLES FOR 1868
NOW READY
and on sale at
DE Ii Ms,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
opposite Post-ofice.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
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ID O s A D A L / s
THE GREAT
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lRe DHUG OTORES were swept by tne
fire but these, too, have risen from the
calamity with admirable spirit and enter
prise. In other days people never went
through Richmond to buy drugs; they
need not do so now. They can do no bet
ter elsewhere. Drugs especially belong to
class of commodities which have set
tied and well-understood value in the
commercial world, and buyers generally
understand this. Richmond can do the
same for them that New York can.
In the fashionable branch of MILLINERY
there is more than is probably demanded
In these days, and, of course, what may be
wanted.
In FRUITS and CONFECTIONERY there ere
better stores here than before the war,
and their stocks are excellent.
When We turn to the MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRY OF Richmond we can only. in
the general way consistent with this arti-
Gle, inform our country friends that it is
extensive and daily expanding. in the
heavier branch of castings aud forging
there is great activity. 1t only needs that
the State shall be restored to the Union,
and the general order and industry of the
producing classes shall be better settled,
iof grand demonstration Of the capabili-
''ss OF kichmond for manufacturing. Al
teaay tasre are most extensive works
hefe' whose capacity is much beyond the
demand Of the times. = rst,sy M 2 ''''''''
The department Of AGRICULTURAL In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPosTroRs.-Th. AZ.
tention of d@positors Of bonds and other valu-
able packages n respectfully called tn the let
ter from the Comptroller Of the Currency Hon
III. X. Hulhurd. heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several I'm nsnt legal gentle
men have also been gwen In conseQuenca
Their. of We DO not feel iust fled i'm longer I'm.
ing the responsibility OF the custody OF articles
Depositors are requested la withdraw SUCH o.
posn nov M our possession. At their con vsnl.
spcs, before the first dsy Of January, I-ss-
w. =. HU NTINGrSS.
Ill Cashier, First National Bank