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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. RCO.l
Richmond Mey II, 1861

~ meeting of the Board OF Directors the followina
7ea0Qtiong w,re adopted:
Resolved, In conformity with the instructions of
hs Stock csipoders the Board has had under consdera-
oa the rrs8nt Tariff Of Rates. and s Of opinisn that
= re1EFes thoroU gh revision, which will probably
.esait IN rhsrge of plan upon which it is founded
II IL therefore
Resolved, That the President and Superintendent
ofTrsHsporietion be, and they hereby apponte ed
committee vhos- duty Il shall be 10 make out ew
IsFR OF Charges, and report the same to the Board
Cr It's consde; alton 81 early day practicable -
Hut the Boa:d being also satisfied that some changes
Should be as once made in the rates charged il
s fnrther lived that until new Tariff of Rates
hs'l be adopted the present shall be tenp0rari-
iy modified
Resolved, That charges made in consideration of
The building aud working the Mountain Top Track
ahuula be made in part in the general rates and not
exclusively on busnt ss EST Of the Blue Ridge
mv 81 J. GARRETT. Sect'y
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
tary Of the Jginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Oiice-at the office of the Virginia State Agricul-
tGrdt Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Cnce-as ABOVE. fe 8-ts
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On THE WARD PR1NcIPLE.-ln Memphis, on the
Cd inst, difficulty occurred between Messgs. Pat
terson and Pollock. 1t appears that Mr.. Pollock,
who is an ss Instant in the school of Mr. McRobers,
had deemed himself under the necessity of chas-
tising Pattersons brother, who was pupil in the
school, and that the treatment was little rougher
than Mr.. P. deemed right. He accordingly repair-
ed to the school house where personal renconire
took place, in which Mr.. Pollock was consderbly
bruised by a" sluDg shot"
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THE MARTHA WAsfrINGroN PRISONERS BArLEp
-Four ofthe Martha Washington prisoners, Amas
sa Adams, Lorenzo Chaplin and Earl, arrived in
Memphis on the I'd inst. They report that Judge
Adams has reduced their bail 50 900 each for his
sane andi Cole, $1,000 for Capt Cummings ana
81 900 each for the balance. They all gave they
required bail and were set at liberty
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A VERy SAD AccIDRNT.-Mr. Christopher Aber-
sold, OF Rochester, NJ j., was paradng with m
tary company on Monday, and his wife had gone
out TO see the procession, leaving little boy at
ded Leaf OF which fell across his neck, and choked
him 10 DEATH and In that state the corpse of the
poor child was found by the parents on their retfn
home ~
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"a THE CHoLERA.-There was no new of cho.
Iera at Nashville ON the I'd instant. The burias at
the city cemetery for the twenty-iour hours ending
on the evening OF the I'd, were 5; OF which were
persons who had died of fcholera, having been at
tackled two or three days previously.
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NASHVILLE AND THE Book CofcERN.-At pub
lie meeting recently held in Nashville the citizens
resolved to purchase and present to the Conference
suitable lots for the location ofthe buildings for the
~
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-Four or five children we're poisoned at Pi.tsbarg
few days since, by putting in their mouths pieces
Of glass The glass was covered with white lead
ane other substances, ased in manufacturing garr,
highly poisonous in their effects. Two OF the chii
dren remain in a dangerous condition.
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Ex.Gov. Metcalf of Kentucky, was robbed OF two
or three hundred dollars, few days ago, while on
his way to st Louis, from Louisville.
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Mr. connig. who is boring tor an srsesian well
at Mobile, has reached depth Of two hundred
feet, and having come upon a stratum of fine blue
clay is iattered with the hope that his labors are
nearly completed
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FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic. prepare

FLETcHER's HAIR ToNlc, prepared by
John johnson has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in eradcatng Dam
druf and curing eruptions of the head which is SO
prevalen: among children during the Summer season.
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
II your hair is turning grey few applications will
stop its progress nor is there any preparation for the
impars to the hair rich and healthy appearance one
two applications week being sufficient to keep it
in healthy state No ladies' toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t can be had heretofore BY apply
ing at A. DUVAL'S, Messrs. BENNETT Il BEERS,
WIN. M.ADCOCK CO., Main street; and to Messrs
THOMAS TAYLOR and JOHN III. BLAIR Bird
street; or at the SALOON, under the American Ho.
tel.
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ARREsr.-A man named William Oxford, with
several aliases has been arrested in Boston cbsrg
ed with assaul,ng Richard Ii. Dana, one OF the
counsel for the fugitive Burns 3Hcs
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T. j. CARSON Il Co, Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard aiways on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie l8-IY
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1NHE subscriber has removed to an Office
l. few doors from the corner of Broad and 18th
streets near the Powhatan House where he CONT
nues TO all branches in the Agency and Commission
Business Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex
tended to him, he solicits a continuance of the
same from bis friends and the public generally
JAMES ID. ELLETT,
General Agent and Commission Merchant
nv IL
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CONNECTICUT Green Hendrick bas been elect
cd Speaker of the Connecticut House Of Repre-
sentatives, vice Foster, recently chosen u $. seHa-
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Tuesday. June 9Th, the day fixed for the
o,ening of a railroad communication between Cin-
cinnati and Louisville. The time between the, two
cities " in be reduced 10 ak hours.
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SMALL Pox-Latest accounts from Jacksonyiiis.
Florida, state that the small pox Is fcarfuliy the
increase there Notwithstanding the eortsto arrest
its progress 49, -l.-E
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DUMPS PUMPS Just received a.
l. my store on 18th St. between Main and Cary, .
large supply of Cistern, Well, Garden Engine. and
other Force, Lever, and Double -acfion PUMPS o.
various patterns with brass and iron flinders, whc
will sell ON the most accommodating terms. Fer
sons needing snch articles should give me call.
NH Sits CHARLES II LANGLEY.
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N. B.-No charge for a trial.

PRooLAMA oN.-triends, countrynen
and lovers hear me for my cause, and be silent
that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may
believe aud readIfacts that you may ntel ently
Who, that young, but values the luxuraut scks Of
youth and beauty Who, that is middle-aged, but
shudders ar Grey Hairs Who that is old but would
Tended. Asnone speak, then none have offended
in addressing twenty-four millions of people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
tie virtues of LYONS KATHAIRON, for Preserving
Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will pro-
claim its beneficial effects far and One trial
will convince the most ncredulous
Sold uniform, for 25 CENTS by every Druggist in
America. ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
je 5-lm 16 Broadway. N Y
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A drunken fellow in West Utica, N. " came
home on Tuesday evening, and tell or threw himself
across the body of his sick WIFE, who was lying in
bed. She was instantly killed, and in the morning
they were found the still dead drunk, lying
across the boiy of his dead wi .e. "a
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The LENNON SLAVE CAsE.-The following is
copied from the reported proceedings OF the
Supreme Court of New York, June g: 4
twill be recollected that in the year la52, Lem.
mon and his wife We're passing through this State,
on their way from Virginia to Texas, with eight
slaves, when the latter were brought before the
late Judge Paine, of the Superior Court on habeas
corpus, and their discharge demanded by the
a master voluntarily brings slave into the State
ofNew York the latter is entitled to his freedom-
granted the application, and the manumitted slaves
started for Canada. There is appeal from the
decision of the late Judge pending before this
Court, and motion was made this morning to com
pei the appellant to give security tor costs. Judge
Clerke granted the application, declaring that the
appellant should give the security. t
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ABEL u MAYO, ATToRNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUHLIC-Ofic on franklin strest under
the metropolitan Hail. Richmond. Va mol
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DEATH IN AScUFFLE.- On Monday last in the
neighborhood of New foundland. n ] AZ Coon
Redner aud young man, named Turner, were
scutfling the former lell, or was thrown down, with
violence, breaking bis neck, and causing instant
Il h .
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BATHS! BATHs:! BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
srg, Shaving and Shampoonng Salooo under the
American Hotei-entrsnce on 1th street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAIR ON CerRou HT1 1-T,,e I.3;-

FAIR ON CHURCH HmL.-THe ladies con.
nerted with the "Asbury tMethodis,, Chanel y ar
UNION HILL, beg leave to inform their frieuds ana
the public that they have just opened Fair Room.
q Springfield Temperance Hail, corner of 26th ana
~. stress, Church Hill. where they will be pleased
ea to large number of useful and valuable artics
which will be sold on fair terms they will keen on
hand constant supply of the incest of
the season, which they will take great pleasure in
serving out to their patrons -. =
The proceeds OF his Fair to be appropriated to-
wards building new Methodist Church on Union
Hill. sufficiently large to accommodate the uecess;
ties of the neghborhood, and they Therefore solicit
all who feel friendly to the cause to come forward
and encourage them in their effort to raise means for
th" purpose je l0-3t.
DISEASES or THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
WALTHALLis is now the only authorized Physician
In Virginia, lexcepts few who have kindly consent
ed to treat charity cases TO practice DIR. G. B Brai
nerds system of treating Diseases Of the Eve which
has proved successful and invaluable. b y this sys-
TEN, which s painless in the treatment Partial and
total blindness Inflammation of the Eye and its ap-
pendages Intolerance of light falling of the eyelids
far and near sghtedness from age or disease cata.
ract, &C., of years standing, have been cured and
perfect sight restored, without cuting or wash by
tew minutes and often only few seconds applira.
ton OF Instruments OF recent invention. So MANY
have been benefited by the system without injury
to any, that all who suffering with diseases Of the
Eve may feariessy put it to the test
Dr.. WaIths!l can be consulted from to TO, A. M.
ana from to g. L. NJ, at his office Governor ST.
Richmond We, Or by letter.
Fee for consultation 81 For prescription and in
strument $40
For visits and additional treatment extra charge
sF No letters answered without the money is en-
closed je lin
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myii--ti
ba JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM.

NJ kN---sE. VI. SPENCE, No. I'D corner Of Main
IL and Oovernor streets has this day received 3
~ large ard beautifu assortment OF all the new
stytese of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
II tss:ss susa's Wearing Apparel which he respect
tsty raqaess his friends and the public generally
sal snd exausine INST
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G.. GRE w
I'm STORE AND RECEIVING, the fol.

lowing G0OOds
SUGAKS-E.oai, Crushed. Powdered Clarified c.
Yellow, and Orleans MOLASSES-Porto Rico and
Orleans. WINES Madeira, in wood and bottles:
Sherry, in dc. do Lisbon, Clsrct, different brands
Champagne H eidsick NeIzenay, and n. L. WHIS-
ktg->eFerai brands Old Jamaica RUM White
NlHe aud Cider VINEGAR. Schiedam GIN
FEAS-auupowder and Black, different grades
CoFfEE--jala, Manila, Mocha, Laguyra Rio and
Ground MuSTARD-American, Eng h ard French.
CHuCOLATE-Bakers', No |; ALSO French. SOAP
CANDLES, RICE, BACON, SPICES &c. BRAN.
DiES-H Hennessey's Dark, vintage '42. '48 and 80;
Chase as de Or, Pale, very ine some Dark and Pale
BrandY vutsge 1915, in bottles, and very superior;
Old Apple and Peach Brandy. CIGARS and Chew
.Ds TOBACCO. For sale byi
f. w. TOMPKTNS Broad st..
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THE NEW LINE OF TELEGRAPH

THE NEW LINE OF FTELEGRAPH-
H. Books for Subscription to The stock tor building
tne OF Houses printing tele graph from Washington
70 Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, will be omen
on Monday. Jnce llth, al the Exchange and Banking
House Of MessEs II. T. Pairo Co. and at the office
ofthe Richmond Dispatch, where all who feel an in
terest IN havinz new line Of Teegraph are respect
fully solicited tn leave their names
II should be remembered that at Washington the
ncw line will connect with tile New York and Wash
Lngton Printing elegraph Company. House line, }
thereby securing large connecting business to the
new ne In slI Girections
Books Tor subscription will also be open at Peters
bpIR and Noriois in a few days when due notice VI i'll
be given at fhosz places.
HENRY J. ROGERS,
Je ff-~9t Electric TelenJaphr Fnaineer
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE-Highly
appreciated as STABLER'L ANODYNE CHERRY
EXPECTORANT is, wherever known. tso much
pra'e cannst be bestowed upon medicine which
will accomplish such cures that of A. G McCarty
of West View, Richmond county, Va, who had, for
the third tme abscess to break in the right lobe
of his lungs, causing great discharge of phleem
with dreadful cough, pains in the breast and sides
sick stomach, &c, in short every symptom indicated
speedy death from Consumptioni yet these terrible
symptoms were ameliorated. and at length entirely
cured by the of this valuable medicine. After
such cures, wonder that physicians invariably re-
bommend it; and also the DIARRHOEA CORDIAL
which equally efficient for those painful diseases OF
the Bowels, Disrrh9a, &c
Price of each, only SO cents six bottles for s. 60
see descriptive pamphlet, to be had gratis of the
agents.
4. II. STABLER K CO, Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond
AND BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. ie 5-d&cl2t
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANs-ID
sums to suit purchasers for sale at all times by
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26--d6m
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N. j. Basler, iatel Coasul iur Switzerland al
Louisville, has been arrested on . charge Of for.
gerry. 9 a IS .s
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E,Ok SALE-A good and nearly new
l. HORSE POWER. and many Fixtures pertaining
tot Owing to an increase Of busne S. have deter.
mined TO enlarge my Cabinet shop therefore hav-
ing no use for my present Fixtures, am willing TO
dispose of them at very low price Apply at
HOWE'S Furniturs Bazaar,
ie Ie-StE Main st. above 10th
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CHESAPEAKE HALL.

DIR. BANKS, the proprietor of that popular
Hotel in Hampton, known as "Chesapeake
HAIL. brings it to the notice of our readers
| IN an advertisement which will be found in
| our columns friend, in whose Judgment
and taste, We have most perfect conf
dence, speaks in the highest terms of the
| manner in which the esta ablishment is kept.
The table he represents as exquisite the
baths admirably arranged, and the fishing all
that the angler could desire. All the luxu.
ries which are afforded at Old Point are OBJ
tanned as plentifully at Hampton, while at
| the latter you enjoy retirement and ease
you cannot hope for at the former place.
DIR. b. who is an exceedingly polite and OBJ
| ligmg gentleman, is constantly studious to pro-
mote the enjoyment and pleasure ofhis guests.
MURDER AN EpIroR-Mr John Ii. Dunn.
proprietor of the Pacific Police Gazette, was muir
dered in San Francisco the 1Ith ult., by young
man named Foley, Cor McFarland) printer in
| his employ. They had been on a "spree" all day
and in the evening went to he office where Dunn
and his family resided, where he conducted him.
| self in such manner that Mr. Dunn was Obliged
| to send for an officer to get him removed Foley
Aeiueeu to iedFe unIn tunh pa1d MIN the mOnDy he
| owed him. Dunn declined doing this while he was
In that condition. Foley finally left the house. bu,
| afterwards returned, used improper language to
Mrs. Dunn, and conducted himself in such a man
| ner that ID unn laid hold of him to conduct him 10
the police office. While the way thither, Foley
drew a sword cane and stabbed Dunn who died in
| about three minutes. The murderer was arrested
and carried to the station house, utterly uncon
| scious of the fearful crime he had committed
| Dunn a native of New York. and leaves n
wife and family in San Francisco
| Mrs. ROBINSON, THE PoIsoNER.--It having been
stated that Henrietta Robinson, who was recently
convicted OF murder at Troy, was connected with
| a family of wealth and standing named Wood the
statement is denied by W. f. Wood, in the follow
| ing card, whc we copy from the Quebec obser.
| yer
| Being member of the only family residing in or
| near Quebec OF the name answering to the above
description. | teel myself impeled to deny that
| this Henrietta Robinson is in any way connected
with my family. had four sisters, pupils at Mrs.
| Wizards Troy Seminary, all of whom are now
| residing IN Great Britain One OF them married an
officer OF the British army in Canada and after his
death, married, in Quebec, Doctor Macintosh, Of
the Royal Artillery, with whom she Is now living at
| Assynt House, Eyauton, Rosshire, Scotland.
| Mr. Coming, who Is boring tor an aftesian well
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TOR HIRE have first-rate GAR
IL DENER in my service that would like 10 hire
out for two three days In the week. or | would
take charge OF one or two gardens by the year.
~ Orders left at r.. NJ. Zimmerman's Main st >,
" III be attended to JAS GUEST,
IL if-Sts Holly ood Nursery.
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IT WOULD HARDLY DO for any one to have
the temerity nowadays to question the excellence
of DR. Hollands German Bitters, which prepared
by DR.. c. M Jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and arrangement of the digestive organs
their many virtues have lorg since been made appa
rent. They purge from the system the morbid hu-
mors which retard the natural functions, and bring
paleness to the cheek and suffering the brow They
bsnish those clogs upon happiuess and restore the
system TO high health. lie 5-d& CIV
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M ISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.

1yI Just rec eiyed q very handsoma lot OF Misses
light and tan colored Boofs; do. black Slip
per-; hdrea's Shoes of all kinds and colers do Gs-
ter Boots lie lol PEMBERTON b BRO,
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The DAILY DISPATCH

.xsss.s. ~ S;sscaIaton Of the DAILY DJspATCH
Richmond combined Vi ai the Daily papers of
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TRIMMINGS FOR SATIN DRESSES.
Il We have just received several cartcns very hand.
style trimui ing RIBBONS to suit all the
leading fashionable coiors.
/ respectfully invite mantua- ua-makers and buyers
generally to call and see them.
C. A. GWATKIN,
je lots OPP. Exchange Bank.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
J. .MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR
Sc l5--ly Formerlyat ,JoRess Hotel PhitadeIpbio
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SUNDRiES.--Broo Mats, Tubs, Bas-
- ksts BTushes, Buckets. &c, to be had at -.-..
lea b. MO0aE'S, I80 Brosa st.
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rae DAILY DISPATCH V ssrrsfs TO Subscribers
IN ANn aessrew gENTs 80 wEEks rasehts
he Carrier geesag. Fe3ca tet ssHiEing. ~ sess
sAvaaee.
TIE WEEKLY DIsfAgS1F3 : issaed every Fr-
sy an& rsaileS to subscribers ~ &i ger snEufns
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POE SHAD; Rock Roe; No | Nacserel
1eRoe Clipped and Smoked Herrings Haidoek
end Goldfish, jost received and for sale By
)e8 A.. r. MOORE. lao Rrosd II.
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Directly opposite the Richmond and Fred. Depo
NTEW IRON ESTABLISHMENT.

~ EW IRON ESTABLIS Fl M EN- T -
~ UNION WORKS. corner Canal and Seventh
streets, Richmond Na.-The undersigned. practical
wcTkmeh, have entered into II co-partnershp under
me IIrm ami Style of Tt RNER, STEELE, HA-
GAN CO, atd are now prepared to make to order
STATIONARY ENGINES. STEAM SAW MILLS
BOILERS for steam engines. Iron BRIDGES aud
BAItdNGS, tsgether with CASTINGS of every de-
scriptoR.
Having summoned 20 their aid the latest approved
machinery, IN all the departments of their business
they are prepared to execute all orders with which
hey Dsg he Is.yored in manner to be exce1led
The members OF the firm all practical workmrn
sgd viii conduct their business
JOBBiNG OF al descriptions in their line of busi.
ness promptly attended TO-
They ask portion OF public patronage, under the
confident belief hat their prices and workmanship
will give entire satisfaction.