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A NV YoRK LADY CHASED ny Hrpp or
BrTtoEs-The city papers, two or three weeks
ego, called attention to the fact that lady, oc.
cupying high social position in this city, wa
about to make her dJm on the stage in neigh
boring city. The lady subsequently made her
dtIm at Buffalo, as Juliet in "Romco and Juliet
and played at the theatre in that city during one
week. From various accounts that we have re.
ceived, 1t would appear that the dlbutdnie
MacMahon- did not meet with that favor which
could be called success. A correspondent in
forms ms that on the arrival OF Mr.. and Mcs
MacMahon in Buffalo, he was advised by the
landlord Of the hotel where he took rooms, and
by the manager of the theatre, to make such ar.
rapgements with the editors of the papers as
would secure favorable notices for the lady. Ru.
mors Of Mr.. MacMahon's wealth having reached
Buffalo, some Of the editors expected chance
at the spoils. Mr.. MacMahon very properly de-
clincd TO have anything TO do with the merccna-
~ Journalists, and the consequence was that bis
wife was numerically asslilcd, personally and
professionally, in all the papers save onc--tbc
Couio-which opened its columns TO Mr.. Mac
Mabon's reply. Our correspondent Gays that the
Buffalo editors generally went to the theatre for
The purpose of putting down the dirttme They
did not succeed In 20 doing, however. She
played the engage ment throughout and then re-
turned TO the regions of civilization. We arc
further informed that Mrs MscMahon is not at
all dispiri'ed hy her reception at the hands Of
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WASHINGTON Jan. z, 1857.
Case No. a5--Mose. c. Mordecsi, es al; appellants
We. N W. N. Lindsay, owners Of scboocer Mary
Eddy &C argued BY Mr.. Philip, for appellants, and
Hon. Reverdy johnson ard Mr.. johnson, Jr, for sp.
pellees.
No. -surr n. Pttts. appellant, W. Inhn H. Lews
e. a.. srsped by JSdse Bsuer ror appellant and Hon
Reysrdy Jtfrtor fr sPpele<s.
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IBE DuTr on SCGlE.--Our venerable coten-
porary, the JosyBol Of CaHmerce, had violent
i'ronunciamoso on New Years day agains. the
removal Of the duty on sugar. 10 TIE course Of
tie argument Il says
Cubs charges e1for; duty upon sssrs leaTss TIA,
Vnnd Tor The United Gtss, s1d u n regulated VIII
view 10 ofnc Them No 70 me pIsoes here
We have shown on former occasion tllt
ibis statement is erroneous. aud we advise QUE
Wall street friend to ask some OF tie South street
merchsnts-Moses Taylor, Peter " King. o.
any one else who is authority in the sugar trade.
about H. They will tell the Jou7pcl tbs. the
export duty on tugsr in Cuba is So cents
per box Of 400 pounds, and has nothing to 4,
with the prices here.
a. for the duty on sugar, we are opposed TO IL
in toto. The amount o. tax paid by the ciHzeos
Of The United States on this article Of necessary
use is, beyond measure excessive. We estimate
tie total consumption Of sugar and u0las.es.
ard duty paid on il in this country at present
prices. az follows:-
ste,o.c, eco he sugar, attv) e,us .sl7oo'ton
fso Wotoc gs'ons moissses, a. Eve cess day 1900 o00
Total. ...."...........,.....". ,oteWo
Here we have a total tax upon the consumers
Of sugar Of nineteen millions Of dollars Of which
about six millions 90 into the pockets of the
Louisiana planters, and thirteen millions into the
national treasury 10 feed the harpies that cluster
round it. We do not need it for revenue, AMI
the confederacy would be much benefited IL we
could do away with some of the excessive To-
come that now overloads the treasury. And we
are sure the people would take care Of the nine
teen millions now sweated out of their pockets
much better than Mr.. Guthrie is able 10 take
care Of it at Washington. As there is diffe-
renee of opinion about the sugar dutics-some
wanting them Off and some wanting them on-we
propose for The satisfaction of all parties that Mr.
buchanan sbaiI bring Cuba into the Union, even
at ten years purchase Of our sugar tax. Thus
INC consumer will get cheap sugar the planter
VII retain bis protection, and the only loser will
b. The national treasury. Which loss W submit
Eill be national gain. Let us have Cuba il the
Vrion and so settle the sDgar question.
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Explosion ola Locomotivc-Fsmiiy Poisoned
by Slave.

FISciNNLr, Jan. j. 1897.
freight locomotive tbe Central Ohio saiirosd sx.
pIoded yesterday afternoon Ailins us engineer aud
brakeman.
Aspecia dsspstch 10 the Ctnwerciol ssys thsssh IA
mily Of eight persons named sdh, IN Hardin county,
Ky, was poisoned by a negro cock. Ga Died, and the
others rot expected 10 I've
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the Bufaloes She contemplates taking theatre
in New York upon her own account, engaging
company and acting to metropolitan audience,
which we arc sure win give her fair play.
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Ars,rs In North Csrolin..

BAtrNopy, Jan y lssh
nessrs. A. J. Darfan and Z. L. fsrgrove, members Of
the North CAROLINA Legislature went ont 10 neh duet
Tuesday last, bu, smicsby adjusted 90 the eed
without an exchange Of shots.
Gov. prsee rsiDssned Governor OF North Carolina
Al Raleirh yesterdav
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In,.ue Ffrc M HALIFAX.

BAlIflx, Jan. 2, 1881.
Ere broke out here yesterday, at four O'Clock in the
afternoon 10 the vast budiDg on The OF Hollis
and Prince streets, ertendhg from thence soutn O. tae
residence Of mr. Altar crossing hollis street, and barn
rg nearly the whole block between TIA, and Granville
street includlrg e. Matthew'S Presbyterian church.
Tventy buildings were consumed aud thirteen partially
destroyed T~o entire blocks from Bedford ro- 70 Bar
rinson street. were Quilted. The most sescsng
Tue streets hed with goods aud fcrnitcre. several
persons seriousy injured, but lives ~ere lost
The estimated loss 10 sloo 600
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verdict ON the Late Murder Case ,n the Mas
sschnsetts stnte Prison. DC.

Bosrov Jan y Nbf
The Corcners inques, ihs death Of Mr. Teurey,
warden Of The STATE prison, rendered verdict This
evesine. II vas TO the effect that Charles T. D~cssar.
Alias chnls L. CAlsr, ksi INC sgcsp villa . shoe
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sionsrtes.
Bosrow, Jan. I, 1887.
James McDon,ld sentenced 10 day TO three years
In the House OF Correction FOR msnslaushey, 10 khre
Michael Reagan,
The bark Henry Hill sailed 10 day tor Smyrna Win .
number OF missionaries on board.
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,.,.. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1857.
>ch Ut NJ siinaa, Of La. resolution was sdopsss
WV sling The rres'~eah mot incompatible with the
pc interest 70 fsfrsh the Senate with copies Of al Ms
oorpondsscs Between our government and that Of the
NeserIands, relative 70 the refusai Of the dtu,oss,c
agents Of the latter 10 appear before e courts Of ies
Of the United States, and give testimony IN criusiusi
cascs Of facts bearing thereon, Of when they may be
ccSnzant. This refers 10 Mr.. Dubois, who declined 10
appear in The Herbert case. Adjourned TIL Monday
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House or Representative.

Mouse Oh fSepreeemtat1veos
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1851
The House engaged In the consideration Of private
bills, thirteen Of which were passed.
Adjourned TIL Monday
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STRIBLTNG sPRINGs...

This Mountain Retreat In Augusta county, Va 10
miles from Stanton. and 81 miles from HsrIison.
burg. will be under the msnagsment OF MI fETEn
II. WOODWARD, formerly at Jaceson's nlver, anu
fer the last three seasons at the Healing springs
The proprietor respectfully announces 70 nv
lids and pleasure seeking public, that Dy ereetins
tight more double cottages and BY the general im
provement Of the premiss since last season tnat 81
ter the 10th OF June. he will be prepared Win On
tirsly neD furniture, and sufficient number OF atten
dants ofsr visitors the most pleasant decommodd
tious In the Virginia mountains .
Rhs waters Of this place unsurpassed: In iaet
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage OF al
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region Of Virginia.
Tae sulphur Water e1eellsd by none except that
of 0reenbrier.
The Alum Sprinss inferior to none A. tested for
& last Eve years With the Caybeste and Free Stone
Wsters ali 1T hand in sbundsoce render this place,
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR pleasure seekers, there will b. Music In 1t.
tendance and the smusements and sports afforded BY
mountEin resorts
An experienced physician will reside at the Springs.
Terms SO per week; k30 for . month OF four
weeks and reduction made for an entire season;
for less thsa week el 81 per dsy will be ehsrged
x~ A line of sUPERIOR FoURHORSE NAIL
COACHES will leave 6faunton daily, for this place,
sfter the arrival of the Eastern cars.
A line of STAGES y expected TO Pas. the
Springs, route nom Hsl5isonburs % e.. Ssfs Alum
nv 8-d2mk3tsvlm Proprietor.
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<o ny Thomas w. Kcesee,
tOmss, corner OF 18th ana Cary .t,..,.,

s ALE OF GkNTkEL HOUsRuov n
- AND XII G h Z FURNiYUkE. ENGa.D
viNSS, sc.IWill be sold at public suction .,
WEDNEsDAY,h thu Sd day Of June nsxt If fair. II No,
on the next fair day, commenein at o'coeE. N
at bis residences, on the corner Of Grace and Eishtb
Streets the Household and Kitchen furniture of n,
B. B. Minor who declines houssh Ger ins Sor -.
present Itconsa,s Of many useful and sra bic sr
Tables Worlstands; Writing DESKS; Bureaus. nj
vans, Tste,s Tete; Lsunss; Bedstead. Chairs ard.
robss Book Cfsss; Sds Boards; CelIarst with n ar.
bic TOP; Dressing Tables with Mirrors and Hsrhs
tops; Beds and Mattresses; Glass end Crockery;
Wines; Tamblors; Finger Bowls; Pickle and Pre-.
ss,v Dishes; Large Bowls and salvers; Tea and Din.
nst sstts; atpss; Rugs Bookings, &c.
Also, number Of fns Framed Engravings Maps
sna Historical Charts an excellent double action
1stp. snss first rate Rosewood Piano, made to or.
der
Tssas= Cssh for sll sums under $50; that sum and
evs,i r., spptoSsa snaerssd negotiable notes. at 80
asIs
The ssia ts.issnss sed Off So attached thereto, are
sis, fer sails, issss ~ fsbt, on fsvorabis terms.
AissY fst fest, ptssssat Rooms in the Law Build
Ing; sns tbs pfssstty hithsrss advertised, still fol-
sale THCH, w KEEaEE
my 7s IDS Auet
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j. q. ANTHONY.
A NEW WUnk.-.-
IA By the Author Of the "Heir of Redelsas

IA By the Author Of the "Heir of Rsdelyfs"
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Communion OF Labor. By MIS-. jameson IS
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VIRGINS Provincial Dictionary; a Dictionary Of
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Llaeteenih century, W hsch NO longer In use
or are not rs.d In the Same sense; and words
which are now used in the Provincial Dialects.
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THE Speeches of the Rt. Hon Edmund Burha, on
the impeachment Of Warren Hssiings 70 whish
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~ Cancers and Tumors Cured without
cVrTIsG DR.. NJ KAHN late Of Philadelphia re.
etfuliy ofers his services to the citizens and the
rublis generally. for The cure of Cancers, Tumors,
gouids Blotches and all diseases of the skin. He
AN also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months, and
r be found al his Office at the Clifton House. from
A NJ. to P. n.
keeommsu daiiors can be seen on application.
nv l9.--d lmr
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marsna and clay streets NH l8-d6m
a. The Eighth J udicial District M essrs
Editors: The brief span of the lamented Judge
Conveys ofhcal career was yet long enough to add
one example more Of the purity and ability which
have ever ths Vireinis Judiciary Our
state pride 10 naturally and properly Jealous that
such should always be this caas for in those truth
and eloquent words OF tina. best and ablrst Juri,t
which this any other land ever furni.hed-Ntha
direst curse which angry God can visit upon an Of
iencing people, is corrupt Judiciary" tits need.
less to say that this was the Language of John Mar.
shall. 1t behooves u.s. then, even those like myset
not resident In ths distric. whore the vacancy has
oecurredto feel the deepest solictude that the h-
tnerto exalted reputation of Virginia shall be- pre-
served, not weakened. There will no doubt be msny
candidates for the Office. Several, probably who
were competitors OF Judge Conway will be again in
she held, and though any of them may for all I
Know to the contrary, be eminently qualified, it
seems they all lack what has of late been revived
from the many ~1ss thoughts of General aolson a.
expressed by him In reference a candidate for of.
hce, the talent to tie elected" therefore desire
to call the attention of the voters in the disrct to
one, vi think can be elect done who has never
been In political fe whose profession and only bus.
ness occupation IL the law; who has studied law an
Silence, and with mental love for it, 80 studies it
whose serenity OF temper, and love Of justice and
truth and honesty only equalied by the GOOD OF
der and disciplined arrapg sment of bis mind
manners are In beautiful harmony with bis polished
education. refer to WILLIAM g. BARTON of
Fredericksburg. The ermine of Justice could not
hnd its more conseris resting place For eauaities
are 30 weighed, that curiosity in neither can make
choice Of either's moiety" PURITC
Richmond, 26th May. 1857. my 26-.dIw c4t
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u Fresh Leeches..-l have Just Yeceiv.
- By Adams Express. q ffssh lot Of owse dish
LEEcHEs. which will DO applied upon the most
Gao BE- found ut ell hours Of the day, st the Hair
Dfess'ng keom under the American Hotel, and ct
stht, on ssh street. french Garden Hill.
ny W-n &c. HOBDON.
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AUC1ION nALRa
FUTURE DAYs

II i .oid O. C9rrSs,srT.HxBLE's sxTE .~WiIT :.
70 O'clock l. n. Il f,a msroi. .s.h May 49, e
Cnsr 10, u,:sSs isia.bo.rd. Sofa '1 na.sis
Se,d cn Cnslr China Press IMabo..nose ss, nIs
s,sns 3 ~ Windsor chsifs, 8 fsSies o,s;s
tra~ MT picture flames. splendid Curl H.,v ~.
snd P,t,sr. snests pair Blankets, Spread. Ro,.,.
GoISm., variant To my hands In favor Of 0sntr.y
my2s Z: BUTLER
Hish Copstani.
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SPECIAL NoTICKs

- Powerss Imperi IA ID. ,. - ~
TYrs-.he imrEaiAL AmsaoTYrs hs, srs.tsS
,his sisr rSement amonsst the iuteilsen call a
sees over old AZ, once see the superiority they pos
IA, An ssnsy .ss sti persons to compare my Imps.
prove to sssm g those .ae elsewhere. whsh viii
And softns.s nS .net they possess beauty OF fnish
other production ''' "s'"'e sssh 10 any
Of oil climates Fs.' s"" WI" "snd the test
pease esli And see them. ISL Main STRAIT
nememoer the iarkRiAL AmasoT,rr AZ, Ia h. "A
iir IL az
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|" This IN 10 certify ahat 4 ho~. A.. !.
ssversi!mosths past been suastins f,pw a, a.
ton OF my light ,a.e esas Ia disease Arising non, A.
eMsye9 teetn ; ths ma 'mmatics becoming 90 s..s.
ing seen the card OF DR. KAHN's IL IL. Ejsh..asa
Dispatch, resolved TO sive him trial Of the .. 90
and am happy to say that l have been euti,.tx :.
stored by him, without his using knife or ry h.,
Que drop of blood l cheerfally recon mand him ~
al persons afflicted In the like amer DR. Kahn i.
8 worthy, skiitul and intsli gent ph y,cisu
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r57- Truman A. Parker, successor to X.
~ q Whiiield, wholesale and retail dealer IN
s69ngles. Mshossny and Lumber of every deserip-
sop Office snd yard corner of Gary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va my 10 dom"
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SUMMER RETREATS.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

IL ohD PoiNT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
This renowned SUMNER RESORT will be re.
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There is NO watering place in the lsud prese nting
more varied and tempting attractions than this.
peeke Bay, it 10 famed by the constant breeze
Its location is at the site of the 6rst military POST
in the country.
The luxurious salt water bath and sll the Injuries
of the saltwater regions are at its doors.
The finest ball room in America. q spacious and
most pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries, de-
ishifu beach and country jaunts, the best facilities
for fishing, and good reading Ioom are among the
attractions
Music /, discoursed not only by the band appurte.
nant to the ss.abl shment, but the Band Of the
"a Regiment Of u g. Artillery sadto be the best in
the army.
cudsd mountain retreat The various ar my surgeons
Of the post and all the physicians resident in tho
vicinity have certified that they have never known
case Of and fever bilious fever to originate
at Old Point Comfort and that it L. throughout the
year. healthy looslity any the face of the
earth }" See their certificates in the Farmer andDe
A lot of the very best BRANDIES. direct from the
London docks-a special importation of the Messrs
Hotel and the best LIQUORS of all kinds to be had
in the country shall tolerate nothing inferior in
any partment, resolved, as / am to mako the by
geia the very first establishment OF the Kind in the
nv s7-d6w JOS. sEGAR, Proprietor.
4 LLkGHANY ePKINGs..--This wal ter
n Jog place, 80 favorabIy known to the public,
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on the
first day of June. The present proprietors are hap
a. general manager, of Mr.. JNO. P. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond Va y whose long expe;
rience in the hotel business, and we'll established
equation gentleman and caterer, are suffclent
guarantees that every effort will be made to give en-
tire satisfaction to our guests.
The powerful curative properties CT this water,
and its eicacy in all diseases Of the stomach liver,
bowels nervous system. &c il well attested by tho
many cures almost miraculous which have been
the patrons of the former proprietors. A complete
bathing establishment has been added to our ar.
ran gements for the comfort of visitors since last
For further particulars refer to the cards to be
found in hotels cars steamboats,, &c.
A splendid line of four no se coaches will convey
visitors from Bhawsvilie to this place 81 miles over
a rood road. with only one hill between the two
noints BRIDGES BOLT,
mvU.dsa25A. Proprietors
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- DR. @. A CreBshaw has removed his
.Hcs to the I'd door below Exchange Hotel. on
Y-.nkiiu street. my 2l-2w
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- Id linIu md nrix tsIu

~ Card.-The subscribers have on hand,
tom purchases just made, publicly and privately,
re most unprecedentedly attractive stoek Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
they have ever shown.
As the impression may prevail in some quarters,
tom the promine ncs that has always been given to
RICH AND RARE ARTICLES,
tr Ladies and Families. that they do not deal in
,aser fabrics they the ocoasion to that they
Gave always hand complete variety OF most APP
t-oved thin 40 for Farm and House Servants, EUR.
t1ssed directly from the manufacturers or tn cir
gents
they will not attempt to detail in either depart
rent and will only add that IS their stock 10 pur-
easssd on terms the most favorable, they can and
will meet the wants and taste of the most discrmi-
lstns buyers, In price, quality and style
Their senior partner has been engaged for nearly
two months in making their purchases, and they
Us Just receiving of his last and will con-
linus add to their stock from time to time as &C.
tsson may require, to be prepared to meet the
SAINTS of their large and increasing trade.
ny 2-lm THOs. 4. PRICE l. CO.
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kwJuo, 1IcCopneil, Dentist, Main street,
,ppo.ile Corinth.n Hall between 9th and 10th SITS
,so doors above his old office. myl1-tf
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oIn RYE WHIsKRY, 81 very superior
~ Quality. With fall stock Of Braadiee vine sna
louoss sansraliv London Porter. In store and for
AZ bv IG0LEsTON FITZGERALD,
~, IL Al II Pearl st.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION will
be sold ON WEDNESDAY afternoon the Sd June
1887, at 4t O'Clock, the premises, the valuable
phase in Manchester called Trenton" recently
square of two acres The buildings the place con
sist Of dwelling with six rooms besides large
Kitchen stable, carriage house. smoke house, well of
good water, dairy, &c all In complete repair. The
yard is Handsomely shaded and beautifully set In
grass This is lovely summer retreat 1t 10 70
markedly healthy. After which will be sold lot
opposite the above, fronting 40 feet on tbs south
sids of Allen street. running back 1872 feet having
tn ,reon q neat cottags v eng recently occupied by
Mr.. Godsey. Also. valuable lot on the north side
OF Allen street. aejoinins Trenton" fronting about
$50 feet, running back $50 feet.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the
hour of sale.
my Is aoDDIN APPERsON, Austs.
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" Persons down town, having business
WITH ma and who find it inconvenisnt to come or
snd to my store will please leave their orders at
tie store Of MesHs 8. McGruder's Sons, on 18th
Eyest, when they will be attended to.
tp T-lm MARK DOWNEY.
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- Special Nofice-Removal.-D1r G.. j.
ALLEN hiss removed her DRESS MAKING ROOM
Gree., over Mr. p H kesch's Trimming Store, nj xt
Il mess1 T. r. Price & Co. Being in receipt of the
.tess Fashions she il now prepared to execute all
work in the shortest possible time and in thu most
.ihionabie manner. Ali orders from the country
viii be promptly attended to. call 10 respectfully
llIoited. my ll-Sm G. J. ALLEN.