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Logan in a speech on Buffers resolution
censuring Wade, spoke of that illustrious man
as one On whose head heaven had shed the
bouquets of its sunshine. As Wade is sixty
years old we presume that the bouquets al
luded to must be white roses, whilst heaven has
reserved its red roses for the honorable acting
Vice Presidents nose. This floral meta
morphosis is extremely elegant and touching.
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Another financial measure for New Orleans
was introduced in the Legislature yesterday
We shall take occasion to speak of this and
other similar projects, in day or two.
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DEATH OF Sol. 6MITH.-The st. Louis Demo
crat of the 18th says:
1t is with deep regret that we announce the
death of Mr.. Sol. Smith, the veteran theatrical
manager, actor and author. He departed this
life suddenly yesterday morning, at his residence
on Chouteau avenue.
Mr.. Smith had resided 10 this city for more than
thirty years, and, in connection with Mr.. N. n.
Ludlow. was for many years manager of the old
st. Louis Theater, which stood on the southeast
corner Of Third and Olive streets. Some twenty
years ago he retired from the stage and engaged
In the practice of the law. he leaves widow
and four or I'VE grown sons. Two of his sons,
Mark and SOL, are members of theatrical COM
panies in the East. Mr.. Smith was 10 the neigh
borhood of seventy years Of age. His disease
was congestion Of the brain.
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postofice.
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A Chinaman in San Francisco recently
swindled some merchants of that city out OF
SIS, 900 in gold, whereupon he directly took
passage on a steamship, with intent to spend
the remainder of his days among the pig
tails and chop-sticks of his countrymen.
With ten thousand miles of Pacific Ocean be-
hind him, and three or four hundred million
of sympathizing Celestials around him, he
calculated on immunity from pursuit, and the
peaceful enjoyment of his cash. Alasl for
the fallacy of human expectations. The West
ern barbarians had, unhappily, contrived a
method of circumventing the honest rectitude
of this deserving Chinaman, by turning, says
derive these facts, a back somersault upon him
over two continents, an ocean and three seas.
His victims sent telegram from San Fran
cisco to New York reciting the crime. and de-
scribing the person of Hong-Kee, the perpe-
traitor. From New York the telegram is trans
mitted, beneath the Atlantic ocean, to London,
from London across the British Channel to
France, through France, and under the Me-
diterranean to Alexandria, thence by the Red
Sea and the Persian Gulf to Bombay, from
Bombay to Ceylon, and from Ceylon to China,
where it doubtless arrived in time to meet the
luckless Hong-Kee as he entered the port OF
Shanghai and to dash forever that ingenious
Celestials dream of supernsl bliss and I'M
limited opium, to be purchased by the gold OF
the western barbarians. Such an event, al
though it chronicles nothing more remarkable
than the successful pursuit and arrest of a
vulgar criminal, is q conspicuous commentary
on the majestic triumphs achieved by the
mind of the nineteenth century.
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STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS.
We are ManufAetursu' agents for the ~
Stafford salhy CULTIvAToR;
sattley Gang PLOw;
Gulls't Steel Brush COTTON GINS;
And have large on which selling
1t very low rates We on band full supply OF
Avery Flows Peacock PLows, Calhoun FLOWS, Briniy
FLOWS Garrett Cottman FLOWS, Halls Valley
PLows, James H. Hslrs Cotton and Eagle FLOWS,
ALL OTHER KINDS OF Flows,
Which we are selling at LOWEST MARKET RATES
THOS. B. BODLEY & Co.,
Dealers in all descriptions of Machinery
and Agricultural Implsrasnts
No. o Perdide street.
LOOk Out HOusekeepers
ia Canal Street Open Again.
Messrs Levi Navra take pleasure 70 announce % their
sSsts th:s they have At last in sSs
their
ANCH STO r. f,
TIA Canal street. near Drysdas
Where the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock Of
CHINA. GLASS AND cRoCKERY WARE.
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
STOVES Of the best Make in the Country especially the
"CoTros PLANT" all of which win be sold Of the old
maxim. "CHEAP FOR CASH"
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Mr. onsr win all times be found Ct the pest. and spare
time trouble to show goods and convince wholesale
'' LEVI 81 NAVRA'S,
TIA Canal Street.
Wholesale Depot and Factory III PorDRAs near oarOn-
Country Buyers.
NTRY MERCHANTS.
Hardware, Nails, Cutlery.
We offer one Of the stocks Foreign and
American HARDWARE to be found tn the South
We are manufacturers of PLAIN TIN and JAPANWARE-
We have a complete stock Of TIMERS TOOLS, SHEET
IRON, IRON WIRE and TIMERS MATERIALS.
We have the largest Stock of STOVES held in this
city. ard Agents for the sale Of the
FAMOUS CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE.
CAN exumne prices before purchasing elsewhere
RICE BROS. CO.,
80 and 81 Camp street and SIS Magazine strest.
Warehouse 81 and 80 Julia street.
1000 KEGS OF NAILS Just in. which offered at Low
est Market Prices
Carpet Warehouse.
lO.,.....CHARTREs sTREEr-.........-.Ia
A. BROUsSEAU CO., Importers, offer a. low prices,
CARPETING-Engsh and American, Of all kinds; Floor,
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 800 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers Crumb Clohs-DruEget Linen and Felt Cur
tans-Lace Reps worsted Damssk, etc Furniture Cover
ing-Lnen and Cotton striped; Cornices Bands, Pins vtc
Coat. Coal. Coal.
tons of ASTHRAoITE COAL uss received end for sAls
sa S X, CO s9s ns .S HU a. s
Market Price Special attention given to city orders
-''' BOYD, wILMoT Il co..
les Poydrss street-Yard foot Of Callope
Rice Planters, attention.
CAROLINA SEED RICE.
Just Resolved and for sale:
choice Beneventum Golden Seed Rses.r
Direct from Charleston, s. O. Prepared expressly for
Planting purposes.
EMILE DUPRE,
Rice Depot, "a Peters street CustoInnous,..
Clothing
AT 90 ST. /.
PAYAN Il ZEBAL,
Under 81. ChsrlessHotel.
Ph0NfT yusstssGI Life Insurance
COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
AD''" JAMES r. BURNS. SECRETARY.
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We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY, etc. In the Southern States References and
ormstion promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON q CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street. New York.
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Circulars are rated ~ book packets, o. or under
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, 8 cents each.
France 4, England 6, and Italy II cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is. via Hamburg II cents each.
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Opens at o'clock A. NJ; closes ut SEE.
Sundays Office opens at o'clock A closes at lgx
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n. m. thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,


S"s' -. zSsOmePsom,
M x r. @ II A N T TAILOR,
No. $50 broadway. Corner Of E,shsA ssr,ss,
NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate a gent.
VERY EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO
.

yTERY EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND FIGHTY-THREE
,CRES, CALLED NEW MARKET IN CUM,
BERLAND COUNTY, ONE MILE FRO II
JAMES RlVER. FOR SALE AT UCT1ON'-ht
the request Of The owner, l shall sell at pubic
auction, at my office corner Of Bank and eleventh
streets in the city Of Richmond on TUESDAY
the LIST day of June. 1859. ut l? O'Clock NJ, That
valuable FARM located as above. known as New
Market, containing TWO Ii U Y ID L 4 d MD
EIGHTY-TEREE kgEFS. about one mile from
James river, on the main old stage ROAD from
Richmond to Lynchburg FIVE miles from Ne"
Canton and sixty from Richmond. There are
eighty In original growth OF oak anu hickory,
seyenty-fve acres in second growth pine large
enough for cord wood dfty well set In clover
remainder In "good hearth produces well OF
tobacco, wheat. and corn; coil gray, or GOOD clay
subsoil. The improvements consist or frame
dwelling, with stone basement, containing elHht
rooms, with store attached. In which there IS
merchant doing fine business-the stand being
regaI ded the best IN that section.
stable, two log tobacco.houses fine garden well
pailed In ward well shaded, and all enclose1 with
paillng fence; and fine well OF wafer In the
yard.
Also 81 orchard OF two hundred trees Of the
best selection of apple, peach, pear and cherry
now IN full bearing.
Blacksmith's shop and churches near by, and the
neighborhood good and location healthy
TERMS One-third cash; balance At one and two
years for negotiable notes. interest addeI secured
by q trust deed W. I'.,I
p. S-Jhe foregoing farm can be bought prl-
vately before the day of sale and persons are par
vtIue ap 3o-2tawtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
rx,HAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU-
OF 2ll AGRES CHIlIEI

T,HAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU-
4 ABLE FARM OF SIS ACRES, CsLLED
CORTLAND" ON THE EASr LINE OF tn
RI,HMnND AND FREDERICKSBURG RA1L-
ROAD, ELEVEN NILES N1RTH OF RICH
quest OF MI lillian Taylor shan SCI at ia, su C.
Nav. 1889 at q click NJ, his most beautiful, at
tractive. and valuable FARM, locate as a6ore
called HOaklandn containing SIS AtRES II
which about three.fourths are open land. In fine
hesrt. producing wheat, corn and the grasses
bslance in wood and timber sufficient for the use
OF The place On this farm there Is large dwell.
Ing. and the usual opthouses, embracing every
building needed on a frst-class farm. The open
land has been 1udlciousy cntlVsieo TOT many
Years and is in lrst-r ate condition. The location
is handsome one, and being bounded by the rail-
road, has peculiar advantages to persons cesirons
Of purchasing good estate to reside on perma-
nently. or for q summer residence FOR gentiena
doing business in Richmond. There Is a handsome
grove of trees around the house, and young
orchard Of fine fruit ,
Full possession given at the end OF the year, and
partial possessi m in time to seed wheat.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added, occurred by trust deed.
INV 10 w GODDlN, Euctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
BY Grubbs q Williams, Aucticneera,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
sUBUR BAN RESIDENCE,
KNOWN AS "AUBURN,n WITH TWENTY
FIVE kCRvS OF LAND kTTACHEp, Front
NE ON THE GROVE Road AMP RUMEIGG
WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0N.-TLe property above re ferred TO will be
sold by the undeTsigT ed as commissioners. in ex-
ecution of decree of the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico county entered on the 2sth OF april: 1869 IN
the case Of Tyler against Gruhbs u Williams,
trustees. and ais. The sale will take place upon
the premises on MONDAY the nth Of May. st
O'Clock P NJ. II fair. If not then on the next
fair day thereafter at the same hour.
The buildings are ample and good. embracing
handsome dwelling With nine rooms, with all the
usual out-houses, beautifully situated and sur
rounded by a grove of forest trees, and lawn set
out with shrubs and flowers.
Particular care was used in the selection OF the
fruits and vines, of which there is the usual va
riety aud now approaching maturity.
The land lies reafly fquare, and In the character
It's soil and its topogr fe atnres Is all that
general pur poses of cultivation.
Auburn Is one of the most admired places In the
vicinity of this city: and ask for 1t an exami-
nation by those wishing to purchase such pro-
perty. tt-
seem best at the time or sale.
TERMS: About 90 900 cash; balance at -FOUR,
eight twelve, and twenty-four months for nego-
liable rotes, with interest added. the title being
retained by the court until the notes are PAID.
Purchaser to paw taxes for 1859.
f. 7: y D. W $nIgshsa Commissioners.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS Auctoupe-s. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Radical COnveusion-0ther Affairs.

DANyILLE, May Z, 1907.
The town to-day was all agog with the
Radical convention which was called to
meet here to-day. Hour after hour passed,
and nothing was done but caucausing. 1t
seems that the delegates split-part desir-
ing to nominate candidate for Congress
now, and part wishing to wait until the
election had been ordered. Of the former,
Tucker, of Connecticut or some other such
place, was the leader, supported by Leahy
pronounced Leehigh), of New York, and
Laythar, Of Massachusetts, and others who
may be equally as distinguished, and from
States as distant, but they were unknown
to my sable informant. The other wing is
led by Landron, another New Yorker, who,
visiting the South for his health, has been
induced to accept the position of COM
monweslth's attorney for Danville. He
supports for Congress MIR. Stowell, from
wooden nutmegdom, and with him were
many, very many, odorous voters. The
convention did, however, get together at
last, Landlords wing carrying the day.
The withdrawal of our State ticket meets
with the hearty approval of our people, and
as between Wells and Walker no one is at
o loss which to choose. Walker will be
pretty generally voted for.
The negroes of the town are rapidly
moving South. Fifty of them left night
or two ago for Atlanta. The tobacco man
ufacturers have gone to the same place.
Our factories are nearly all closed; but
Danville continues to be a fine market for
the weed. The warehouses are pretty gen.
orally full.
We are very sorry here TO part with the
Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, who has for many
years been the pastor of the Presbyterian
church. For scholarship, fine preaching
powers, and eminent social qualities as o
Christian gentleman, he has long been held
in high esteem. But he has resigned his
position, and we must have q new man
May he be as well liked.
The repairing Of the Baptist church ii
nearly completed. The house will be one
Of the best in this section.
MOREOVER"
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SALE OF LAND AND
Il EEslN PRiip ERTY IN MECklLEN.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
i PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECkLEN-
BURG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF a decree OF
rendered on the 18th day OF April 1859, In the suit
OF Davis and wife against Oliver, &c, shall on
WEDNEspAY the 18th day OF May .sy' All al ,h ne
TKAGTs or PARCELS OF LAND owned by the
= he TRACT on which the said John G. Oliver
resides. containing about SEVEN HUNDRED
TRACT Immediately adjoining, known as
Another IRA or, adjoining the lands OF WI lliam
BUNDLED ACkEs.
At the time and place shall sell the entire
HoUsEH0tD and KlTeHEN FnHHIt MEsT g
of every description; his stock 81 L. HoksEs,
MULES CATTLE, HOdS, and sHEfP, and
bU6GY and HARNESS.
The lands referred to are situated within few
mites of Chrisia7 svtlle. and are for the msst part
fertile and productive, being well adapted 10 tie
The improvements upon the tract upon which
the said Oliver resides consist OF an excellent
and all nee 81 M ON NE
st day Of January. 1870, with the privilege 10 Inc
purchaser OF seeding wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE :: A sufficient amount OF the pro-
cceds of the real estate TO pay the costs OF suit and
expenses Of sale will be required In cash; and as
to the residue, credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
-
proved security for the deferred payments. and the
little to be retained until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid. The personal property will be sold
upon credit of six months, except as TO sums or
$50 and under, for which cash viii be required.
an 27-dtds Boydton, Va.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
jim MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.-By
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Meek
enburg county Va. rendered on the 7th day Of
APRIL 1862 in the suit OF Jones, administrator, uS.
Alexander. shall. on FRIDAY the 2sth day OF
May 1852 sell upon the premises to the highest eid,
der at public auction, the TRACT OF LAND
owned by James I. Alexander known as Jack
son's,'' Is ing upon the waters OF CcNers creek In
the said county, containing ONE THOUSAND
TEIRTy-THREE AND A HALE ktEFS: and
also, at the same time and place, two other SMALL
the said Alexander-one of TWO HnNDkED
AND FIF rEEE ACRES, known as -" Burnett's,'
and the other, containing about FIFTY AChEs,
known as the Mime Woods Tract" These lands
are regarded as excee ilngly valuable and desira-
Bile, and we'll adapted to the growth OF oil the usu a
products OF the country.
An accurate description or them Is deemed I'M
necessary, as 1t is presumed that persons Desiring
themselves. hey lie contiguous to the large body
of land Of Mark Alexander, ST., advertised to be
sold on the 18th and nth OF May. The JACKSON -
place has upon II comfortable dTeiiing-house
delivered on the LIST day OF Jsnuary. 1870 with the
privilege to the purchaser OF seeding wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third Of the purchase mo,
ney to be paid In cash and rs To the residue thereo
purchaser TO execute bonds for the deferred pay.
ments, carving interest from the day OF sale ant
the title to De retained until the whole OF the pur
chase money Is E. aid Johnson, Commissioners,
apsT-aot Boydton Va.
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GALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN MECBLENBURG
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF decree OF the Cir
the 18th day Of LpriI, 1863 in the suit of Jones's
guardian, &C., Us. Jones, &C., shall on TUES.
DAY the LIST day of June, 1859, sell upon the prem
tsss. to Inc highes' bidder at PGo1G auction Inc
now resides, lying on the Boydton and Petersburg
plank-road twelve miles below the village of Boyd
s sl& G a%D THsR HE ACRas. The
improvements consist OF a large and handsome
IN Se s as
cellent ttuIehouse, where large and profitable
mercantile business has been conducte for many
Lanyard with comfortable Yelling house ada
cent To 1t. The survey OF the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad runs through the tract:
This property is regarded as well worthy the at
tenion Of pes desiring to invest In real estate
whether for the purpose OF speculation or resi-.
dnce to be gea on N Inc list DAY OF
OF seeding wheat crop.
TERMS OF ,ALg: A sufficient amount Of the
peuses OF sale to be paid in cash; the residue
thereOfto De paid In two equal annual nstaments,
TO carry interest from the day Of sale-the pur-
chaser to have the privilege, II DESIRED OF paying
the entire purchase money in cash. Should the
purchaser not desire to pay cash. he Will be re-
quired to give bonds with approved personal secu-
rity for the deferred payments and the title to The
land will be retained until the whole or the pur-
chase money Is paid.
On the same day, shall, by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court Of htcklenburg county rem.
dcred the sth day of April, 1882 in the suit of
Sydnor, Coroner &C., Us. Jones, &c, sell upon the
premises, to the highest bidcer, atpubllc auction
The Tx ACT OF LAND owned by Joseph Il. Jones,
immeci ately 40 joining the lands above described
containing SEVEN HUNDRED and TWENTY
SIX ACRtS lying upon the waters of Miles creek.
There is upon this tract an excellent DWELLING,
with all the usual out-build;ngs. III Of thf se
lands are fertile and productive, and well adapted
to the growth Of corn, wheat oats, and tobacco.
They lie within six miles Of Roanoke river, which
is the medium of from that locality.
Possession Of this property will be delivered on
the LIST day OF January 1872 with the privilege to
The purchaser OF seeding crop Of wheat.
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash and rs to the residue
thereof credit of 0 and Is months, the deferred
payments to carry interest from the day of sale.
The purchaser Will be required to execute bonds
for the deferred payments, and The title 10 the
land to be retained until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid.
Persons desiring more particular information in
regard TO these lands are requested TO address
=. X. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
my SCOT Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10
By Fl. Benson, Auctioneer.
by xAuNtIOkkSNk'
DUBLIC SALE OF MONTICELLO.

RpUBLlC SALE Of NUN IlCELLO'-Dy
J. virtue Of a decree OF The Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond rendered on the :o'h day of No,
venber, 1858, in the cause or jonas 7. Levy and
Fanny his wife, and Eliza Henricks, plaintiffs,
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defend
ants shall, as commits Toner therein named, tter
for sale at public auction on WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF May next If a suitable day, If not the
next suitable day thereafter, on the premises,
MONTICELLO, the fora er residence OF ! homas
jefferson containing 1WO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES. The improvements are =,
large brick dwelling planned and built under the
direction and supervision Of Mr.. Jefferson him
self, and all the necessary out-bulidlngS. II Is
situated on an emnence about three miles from
Charlottes vllle and four from the University Of
Virginia, commanding view Of al the surround
ing country-one of the finest In Virginia.
TERMS One-third Of the purchase money to be
paid In cash, another third on twelve months
credit the remainder on two years credit from
day OF sale the purchaser giving bonds for the de
ferred instruments The title will be withheld
until the whole of the purchase money be paid.
Possession given on the day Of sale
Selling rs commissioner, the title Will not be
warranted. 1T Is, however. unquesLionabe, nav
Ing been passed upon By the courts OF Ne% I ORE
AMI Virginia. GEOsdE tiAEh,
HENRY BENSON, Auctioneer. sp 2a-2ta"tds
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE sICKl

How often does 1. happen that whole isg,"j
Is brought to the point Of misery through s,enD
OF their proyider, the husband ana me ialnei
beinx unable In such state TO labor for TIE -,
OF support aud they being too pro1;a t 10 IIt,s
,neans 6,r medicines and docsorb' fe-s, and q ~
there is nothing remaining but utter dsspoasSssss
All this can be avoided by paying in gog Su nS
a small amount TO thu fund OF the s0gIIaNs|Ss,
Mutual BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION ~
The relief OF the sick .,,,x a.
half annually, IS every week when SICK " ~
paving S. eio every week. no matter wheLhes ,ss
disease Is derived from accident OF any DINER c.
The premiums ars put SO low ss to ensot s. s
the poores. 10 Join this benevolent assos t,oJ
and secure 10 his family enough 70 Keep shsp
want x.a ofta
Information can be received st the ONCE %
com pany. 80 Broad street.
DIRECTORS: william WiIdt, Preslesn..
Bodeser, Treasurer !; John II. Pein, Iesu,,i,s,
TRUsrEKs: John Purcell; anss pHsss.
cashier Of The Uaioa Savings Bank; D. j. 'ses
baum.