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Democratic Caucus.

Att meeting of Democratic members of Con-
gress in the hall of the House, on the 23d in.
stant the following resolution, offered by the
Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, was adopted :
Resoived, That, adhering to the principles an
nounced by the Democratic caucus that nomina.
ted Mr.. Richardson for Speaker, and in view Of
his withdrawal as candidate, we hereby nominate
for the Office of Speaker of the present House Of
the Hon. James L. Orr, of South
Carolina. GEO. w. JONES,
Chairman.
T " 4. h Eas.'s-, Secretaries
What principles were announced by the eau
Gus that nominated Mr. Richardson Mr.. Rich
ardson's principles are well-known. He be-
lieves there els a necessity to abolish or pro-
hibit slavery in the Territories where it now
exists" and that the missouri Compromise
and "Wilmot Proviso" were constitutional ;
and also, that the claws of nations" and "of ma
ture" would make the Territories acquired
from Mexico, forever free" These are the
principles to which the administration caucus
announce their adherence.
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The Cost of Government Advertising.
How the Money Goes.

We have on several occasions alluded 10 the
cost of the Government advertising, but not
until recently had we any correct data upon
which TO base a calculation and to ascertain ac-
curately the amount of money paid by this adj
ministration to newspapers throughout the
country, and to the Union, STIR, and Intelli-
gencer, of this city. The statement below, in
regard to the cost of Government advertising,
is taken from official documents, and is per-
fectly accurate. fit were necessary, we could
give the items, newspapers, and the respective
amounts paid to each. 1t will doubtless be in
teresting and instructing to accompany this
exposition of the cost of Government advertis-
ing with a brief synopsis Of the cost Of public
printing, which is based upon statements made
by the LnteLtigencer and Union.
Statement published by the Inteiligeneer Dec 10.
For binding for the Senate. ............ $45, 600
For lithographing and engraving. .......,. $4,000
For binding documents for the House .125, 600
For engraving and hthographing. 900
For paper for the printing of Congress. .l56, 408
For printing required for Congress .ll5,000
For paper and printing of Executive Depart
Iutubb l4O,OUU
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Leg HOlloway's PilIs.-Health and long life
may be had by keeping the blood pure and the liver
mach, and the other organs, in healthy state To effect
this extraordinary Pills. which upon very
handspring Of life.
Sold at the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York. No. 244 Strand, London and by all druggists at
rs cents, 62H cents, and 81 per box.
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~ Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving
brush in either cold water pour or three
drops of Balm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard WELL
and 1t will make beautiful soft iather much facilitating
the operation OF shaving. Price only 80 cents.
For sale at Parkers Perfumery and Fancy Store Ma.
tional Hotel. Jan 24-2taw2w
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sB- A Doctor one day having gone in to

pray,
(0h don't be started,) for we heard him say,
From quack nostrums US, and all the vile stuff
But grant one petton-giye us Durno's Snuff,
Jan a. ..#.a. ...... ".#..
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The Figures.

Mr.. Carlife's resolution, appointing the Hon.
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, Speaker, received AZ
votes The whole vote polled was l7S neces-
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MARRIED,

On the Goth instant, by the Rev. 7. d. Finckle, Mr.
WILLIAM GLOVER to Miss e. A. EcKLoFF.
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ss8y~ Fair.---The ladies of Ryland Chapel Meth
odist Episcopal Church, of Tenth street and
Maryland avenue, on the Island will open Fair in
the basement of the church. this Tuesday, even
ing, January 3d. at o'clock, p NJ, to continue
every evening until further notice. Refreshments
and fancy articles of great variety will be on sale
The benevolent are respectfully invited to patroa-
ize us. ian 22-3t#
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sss- A Pertumed breath. what lady or

y15 n iduy OT
gentleman would remain under the OF disagreeabe
breath when by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers
denrice would not only render IL sweet, but leave
the teeth white alabaster? Many persons do not
their breath is bad and the subject is delicate their
friends win mention It, Pour single drop of the
Balm your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning fifty cent bottle will last year. For sale at
s. Parkers, National Hotel jan 22-2taw2w
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At large and enthusiastic joint meeting of
American Councils l64 and SOB, Keeseville, Essex,
and Clinton counties, New York, the following
preamble and resolutions were passed unanim ously
Whereas, the Member of Congress from this
sixteenth Congressional district was SO conscious
that he could not represent the American senti-
ments, that he declared, shortly before the last
election, " that if Essex county gave a Know-No-
thing majority he would resign his seat" and
Whereas, said county gave the American party
a large majority over all others, and the district
having expressed their preference for our princi-
pies by giving majority of three thousand one
hundred and eighty-six over the so-caled Republi-
cans, and said member not having represented the
true American sentiment of his district therefore,
RESOLVED, That he is hereby requested to resign
his Office.
Resolved, That we heartily approve the course
pursued by the Americans in Congress and in the
Legislature of this State, in voting for none but
true Americans; and that we recommend that they
continue to vote for such and Others till their
terms of Office expire, if necessary to maintain
American principles.
ResolOed, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the American papers in this dis
trict, in the Albany Register, and the AnaoricG,.
Organ Washington, d. @.
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sy SmithsOni IN Lectures.---The Lecture OF
Mr. Devereux, on the Popular Influence of Archi-
lecture, which was to have been delivered on Mon
day evening and postponed on account of the wealth
err will be given this Thursday evening, at o'clock
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istration men who voted against the resolution
had have voted for it, Mr.. Smith would have
been elected Speaker. Mr.. Smith is Demo
crat, and is Nebraska man. He has never
declared that at sOas necessary to prohibit
or abolish SLAVERY tn the Territories aohere
10 noto erists," as has Mr. Richardson, yet
forty-ive of the administration men in the
House of Representatives, who have "immov-
ably" planted themselves upon the Nebraska
test, )" refused to support him, and voted for
Mr.. Richardson, who declared himself in favor
Of the "Wilmot Proviso," and that the claws
Of nature" and "of nations prohibited slavery
in the Territories acquired from Mexico.
Is it not, then, clear, that the responsibility
of the failure to organize is upon the admins
tration party, majority Of them having pre-
ferred Mr.. Richardson to Mr.. Smith, notwith-
standing Mr.. Smith stands upon the same plat
form as they do, and has never, as Mr. Rich
ardson has, construed the Nebraska bill to
mean "freedom?" Will not the South under
stand this? The administration party have
not only refused to organize the House of Rep
resentatiyes, when they could have elected a
Democrat, but they have preferred "Wimot
Proyiso" man (Mr. Richardson to an anti
"Wilmot Proviso" man. Will the South any
longer trust itself in the keeping Of such par
ty, which, Notwithstanding it has planted itself
upon the Nebraska bill, refused to support a
Nebraska Democrat for Speaker, and defeated
his election, by voting for a /" Wilmot Proviso
Isl" and one who has declared that there ''is
a necessity to abolish or prohibit slavery in the
| Territories where it now exists"
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raY Union Choir Associalion.-The reg,i-
lar monthly meeting of the Board of Directors will
be held on Friday to-morrow) evening, at the resi-
dence Of T. j. Magruder, 429 + street. at o'clock.
A full and punctual attendance of the members is
very desirable, business pertaining to the National
Musical Convention, to take place the 18th prox.
limo, will be considered.
The regular rehearsal for the month of January
will take place at Temperance Hail. on Monday even
ing next 18th instant at o'clock 1%
TH0S. E. LLOYD,
ian Oh sQncrntnr,
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JOSEPH s. BEALs, Sec'y.


At regular meeting of Council No. 30 of the
Fifth Ward, city of New York, held January 3D.
1856, the following resolutions were unanimousl,
adopted:
BE IL resolved, That this Council approve of the
conduct of those American members of Congress.
who opposed the election of Banks the Black Re
publican candidate, who voted against the Ameri
can ticket, and also Richardson, the nominee of
caucus which passed resolutions against the prin
ciples of the National American party.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary be directed to senC
copy Of these resolutions to the Hon. Thomas r
Whitney, soliciting him to transmit the same tc
the faithful Representatives of the American party
in Congress. "
R. CROMWELL, Sec'y.
New YORK, January A. 1866.
At regular meeting of Council No. 6, TWEEN
tieth Ward, of the City of New York, held De
cember 20, 1855, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Be 10 ResolUed, That this Council approve Of the
conduct of those American members of Congress
who opposed the election of Banks, the Black Re
publican candidate, who voted against the Aineri
can ticket, and Richardson, the nominee of eau
GUS which passed resolutions against the principles
of the National American party
ReSoived, That the Secretary be directed to senc
copy of this resolution to each of the faithful
representatives ofthe American party in Congress
and to each Council in this city. sE
JACOB A. ROOME, President.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.

NEW YoRE, Jul, 5.-The Fourth celebrated here
with the usual and about the average
Der Ui accident. occurred. Young named Han.
nah Wlcan shot dead while standing in her yard by
shot from pistol fired from neighboring window, by
young lady tanned Amelia Steward. The affair was
purely accidental.
A young named James TAYLOR, stabbed to the
heart in affay Prince street.
The statute OF Washington nauguraed early in the
morning. Union Square in the presence of
of citizens. The ceremonies very imposing
DR. Bethune delivered the inaugural address.
tremendous shower up about o'clock, lasting
an hour. The evening clear and there grand
displays Of fireworks in all directions, lasting from sandown
until nearly midnight
PHILADELPnIA July 5.-The Fourth celebrated
here with much spirit The only public demonstrations
the banquet OF the Keystone Club and the annual
meeting of Democrats in Independence Square. Quite
number of fires occurred, but very serious
WASHINGTON, July 5.-There no public celebration
of the Fourth here yesterday. The only noticeable
is the murder of captain, named Chas. A. Bell
tive OF Bremen, German merry making last night in
the suburbs o Washington.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-The Fourth celebrated here
With much spht From morning until night gunpowder
regued supreme vet there single accident
the careless firearms The Fillmore ratification
ing i'll Baltimore county tremendous outpouring Of
the people. During the dav, Mr. Elliott made splendid
bsoOn ascension from this city, though he unable to
take his companions with him, in consequence Of rent in
the balloon. lie GIFTED the banks OF Curtis Creek.
The hrewok in the evening, grand in the extreme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

1907 PftIer, amounting
The 1900 prizes Of ~ determined
tBSOOO II be
then odd number ticket the scheme
number then number will
$50 in addition other prize which drawn.
Purchasers buying quantity Of odd number
ticket will he rin OF drariur nearly orehalf the the
with eLauc's % Obtaining other prizes
s Remember that l. drawn aud payable
without deiucti.n
20 All Of 1900 and rnder paid Immediately
drawing-nther prises 1t the usual tT o t'irir
All communications 'ricty confnta it-
will be forwarded purchaser oneida sfer drawing
whole Tickets tio HEives %; Quarters 81 81.
Prize tickets cashed renewed Ia other tickets Office
80 Orders for tickets be addresf-d either
SIS 4 co, Atlanta. In
Leo 8 AVIAN Montrn1nrrr a.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
roc. DAYS LArsa ,sox ,,.orr

poUR DAYS LArsR
NV YORK, July e-Thc steamer Baltic arrived to-day,
with Liverpool adyiees TO the s5th ult.
COMMERCIAL rSrELLiesScE.
Cotton unchanged sales OF three days amounted 10
$4,000 bales.
Breadstufs firm, with upward tendency Wheat
advanced I'd to Sd Red es 9dalcs Cd white los 6da
lis Sd. Flour advanced cd. Western Canal SosasSs
Cd Philadelphia Gdases Sd Ohio and Baltimore ass
edasss Corn easier, but not lower, though some ercu-
lars say to decline OF Cd. White SOS 6das2s yelloS
and mixed S0s Cd
Provisions duh and unchanged
Money easier. Consols. account, e4sas44.
GREAT
London paper thus surmises the of the
week in regard 10 American relations: Judging from
the country newspapers, should say that the country
Is delighted with the the American question has
ken aud is surprised how much the public has become
enlightened the subject by the cheap press every
per OF that class having devoted itself rational expo
sition of the difficulty. The country also appears pleased
with the nomination OF Buchanan"
Our Liverpool correspondent adds that the feeling
American affair has subsidized much to have
longer any unsctng effect the markets, although
ral of the leading presses keep grumbing
The Times advises Grcst Britain hurry up settle
OF Central American affairs before Buchanan made
President of the United States.
Nothing Of importance has TRANSFERRED in Parliament.
The Parliamentary committee the DAMS Sound Dues
had met
FRANCE.
France continues Interested the subject OF the En-
press regency. General news unimportant
Russia
The Car has constructed a Cabinet, including
Gortschakoa Laniskoi, osten Sacken and oroh. No
other pektca news Of interest
The ship Unicorn, from Liverpool for Boston, aban
doned at sea on the 18th of June. The arrived
Falmouth In the Washington
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FROM HAVANA.

NV YoHK, Juy THE steamer Black Warrior arr
we'd here this morning from Havans with dates TO the t
Sugar had been pretty brisk, but firm. Holders de-
handing further advance which somewhat checked op-
cra.ions Nuscovadoes in good demand AZ - In
reals being carce Moasses had further advanced sell
ling ut ~ reals ari 1880 II for barrels and kegs
Rice had slightly declined. Many vessels leaving in
ballast Exchange had advanced to >. IL in oil lie
scripii0us--I,ondOn premium New York L de-
count New Orleans ! per cent discount.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCT OnEK q I'D.

ruNo Lynchburg o. - To Lexington s4O9
II To buchanan 20 To the Natural Bridge I 50
Fare Richmond and Lynchbug Charlottesville ~
Satisfied trial. that majority
Boats better accommodated by leaving in the evening,
the Old holrson and ar the 22d instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday At T. NJ reach New Canton At
A. NJ aud Scy IL NJ % the hrst, and LynchburE ut A. NJ
and buchanan and Lexington r. VI. Of the second
Returning, Buchanan NJ Lynchburg at ~ p
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday, reach lO< A
New Canton at y T. NJ and arrive in Richmond A. NJ
The Boais New Canton with the for the Institute
Ani Buckingham q H. and IN ScOtsye with the Stage for Char
lottesyillr.
~ Time aud Distances, 10 Card below:
oar Richmond Monday, Ledue Lynelburg Monday,
Wsfuezidu ma FrfJIV, Il Wednesday, ErffrU. ~
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roto w INK trtoN.
Who Would s<ver freedoms shrine
Who vesid drsv IN 'snvidieus line
Though ~ birth one spot be mine,
Dear ali the rest.
D><r 10 me thu south's fair land,
p<as the central mountain band,
Dvsr Nev EnFi.nd's rocky strand,
Dear the prsiried West.
~ our affairs, pure and free =
~ our laws. de~p rooted troe
~ the past's dread memory.
ny our Washington
~ our common. Kindred tongue,
~ cur hop>s-erlxbt, baoyznt yoane.
~ ths tie Of country STRONG.
We ~iii stil be one.
Fathers, have ~ bied IN vain
Ages must yc droop again
Maker, shall We ra.hly stain,
blessing ssot by The!
No receive solemn VOC,
willie before thy throne ve bow,
Ever 10 maintain - nov,
Union Liberty
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Cien Persier +. Smith relieves
Gen Clarke in the command of the Western Department
oi the army. The headquarters TO be removed from
81 Louis Fort Leavenworth Col Sumner still retains
his command, though under the orders Of Cen Smith.
There is truth in the reported resignation OF Gov
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HALUAx July e.-The imports Of coton into Liverpool
during the week ending 2lst ult, advised by the eau
ada Wers SO 200 bales mainly from the United Sater.
The market Saturday opened dull with fair Orleans
oGcFd az 81.
II believed IN both London and Liverpool that the
Bank would reduce its Of interest to per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

DETRor. July 2.-W hte, the messenger on the Ameri-
Express Company, together with his confederate,
King sndAyer have been convicted Of robbery. Over
fifty witnesses IN attendance, and tile company have
spared pains 10 punish their delinquent agents.
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WINSTON &c POWERS,
GBOCEHS, COW VI IssION AND FOB " ma DING
MERCHANTS.

Corner Of Cary and Pearl Streets,
AVE- la and receiving NORTH Spring
Stock Of Goods which will ~hen received
which the
gvnerAliy-Among which will be found:
SOS bags RIO, LAgusyra, MAIicAibo aud Java coGee
81 hhds. ". q. and 2. r. sugaT-some very choice
$40 packages Refined s1gars-All
ia bbls. ". u. MolA-sss Refined
~ hhds Cuba and MuscovAdO Moiasscs
2i0 packages q. p, Imperial and Black
2i6 boxes American and French Glass
6uO side- Sole Leather
On bbls. Tanners and Machine on
1870 kegs assorted Nails (Inost approved brandy
s half Heunessey and 0tard Dupuy A Brandy
vintage lSl2 and 1850
3 pipes choice Holland Gin
81 aud y pipes " Brandy Pale and Dark
luI bbls. Rye" whisky,
(unequaloi)
$40 bbis Cincinnati Whisky Alcohol daily expected to
100 packages whskys wInss.Os to
20 baskets Champagne; 30 cans clArst
902,O00 Cigars
Painted Pals, Grind,tOnss, Wrapping Paper Spice.
Wood Ware Ae. &c.
Which they will sell low a punctual
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

nH. SANFOHDss INvIGOHATOR-I. recommend.
~ ed 10 the public relying intrinsic
II favor
For all Bilious Attacks he truly and saoy relied
being fully capable Of removing the diseases for which Is
ended aud for giving tone aud viguI TO the general system
I qualities have been fully tested In long practice, by the
preor Through the urgcR solicitation who have used
and been benefited W c proprietor has bccp Induced place
before the public Ior all Bious Deangmepis sek Headache
Chronic Diarra, Habual Cosivepess bous Collie Dypeps
Pain In the Stomach and Bowels dperal Debility, Female Weakness
&c,
No ~ ~ Main aud ifh General and by Aer
Dpya No i5 Main ~ Whit, 1T5 Broad also
hY Sanford a Co, N. " hA-1y
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SEw OELEASs July 1.-The late postmaster Kendall,
yesterday committed assault Mr. Mckay the Dis
trict attorney for something connected with the
trial Of Kendall Tor mail robbery The injuries Of Mckiy
are Aerons Kendall hn- been nrre.ted
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tFrom Boston saturday Evening GaIetie.J
~ PERFUMED BREAIi--WhAt lady o gentleman
- WOudremain under the % gisageeable breath
- Using the iira ~ T0HId FlOfsry denfice
would Only render but leave the teeth white alas.ts
Many do their breath bad and the subject
delicate their friends viii mEnon IT, Pour single drOpO
"am your tooth brush sad gs the teeth
log. A hfy cent bottle will last year
BENNETT, BEERs FIgHER,
feig-6mos Agents, and I'll Druggists.
-, FHAvIN0 MADE EAsY.-wet yrBr staving brush in
- either 0Dd water, pour three drops
% BALM Of thousand HoWeTs rub DE bssfd yell and Il viii
make beautiful son latsr much facilitating Of sha
wing. Price only Fifty Cents. PETEDoE % proprietor
BENNETT, ~ Els 4 FfsiiER,
ei2-6mos Agents. ADD all Druggists.
n,A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION msy easily b. acquired
49, By using ~ "LHa Of q TAousdHd Fiotesrs." II
vii tan JJia and Irctiss from the leaving
son end rose hue Wet towel pour three drops and
Wash the fscr night and morning.
BESgETT. BEERS VIsHHR,
fel2-6mnu and al
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WHuE RIVE JuxcTioS, W., July 2nd.-A Republican
Mass Convention held here day nominated Rylind
Fletcher Tor Governor Jas Stale for Lieut. Governor
Henry NJ Bates for Treasurer. These tue non-
nations made 10y the American Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

Pun DKtrHIA June 3d.-A meeting Of merchants
held tn dIS at tie Exchange, pheu committee Of
Eve appointed u draft address in response 70 the
Manchester peace address
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

BUTTALo, July "A collision took place on Saturday,
In Saginaw Bay befvsen the propeller CromWoll and
the steam tug r. =. Dorr The latter sunk Immediately
She valued at forty thousand dollars. No lives
lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

NEW YoEk, July Sd.-The hne Of Telegraph between
Washington city and New Orleans known the south
ern line ha- been leased for the Of year, by the
magnetic Co ." whose line extends from New YO,k to
Washington The transfer il 10 take place iu few days
aud the Magnetic company agree to spend $4,000 to put
the line in tue best possible condition.
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10 Card below:
Ledue Lynehburg Monday,
Wednesday, aud Friday, df
PItIIIP RA - "a.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Eirt,

PHIi.GP ~ a 80 70.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
CARY sTRKET, BETWEEN
AH ANuPACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, TEN
1VA ders, Railroad Cars apd All descriptions ~ Rail- I'll
road Machinery, Stationary Engines Of any required Sszi
Also, Portable Engines with decided improve fa1
ment over others heretofore made rom TO ~ horpoweJ
wheels and well adsp, to farming purpce- getting lumber
&C. with improved Circular Portable sdWss attached I'd
aud 81 class Mining Machinery Grst and sawN Machinery
Pngs and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of every kind
aud Iron CASTING made to order. Y. KAHN.
KHAssyHlE,H y. O., DEC. 49, 1888.
r. R,Hs, Esd. Richmond, Va.
Dear SIEe portable Engine of y horse po=e and Mill
purchased Of iew months have put
operation Thus FAR u peroTmsfuly to expectation The
Engine works WE'LL and for the Mn that undoubtedly
improvement over anything that We have
We have sawed much hut because
With COMMUNICATIVE tried sufficiently that will
The candle anything Ia shape Of mills IN this Of North
Carolina.
Should have correspondents from this section respecting
mill. refer them mill sight viii be a that T.
requisite &C You liberty this think proper.
RIO. J. PRARSALL,
JOHN A. BRYAN.
= Vheu nrv savr No A