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s0rrusRN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS N.
-ohe drawn in the city Of Mobile. Ala in pubGs, on
saturdny, january 10, 1887.
On The PLdN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
I.gx HuRrEL and w. w. MCGuIRE, EsqH., Com
ul!BsoneTE.
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z" IDNCtHN.
JUEN II DIcKERSON


fue subscriber having, on 1hs lst inst, purchased
II.'' It. = n CoLo uITT his entire stock of Saddles
sihets Brides, Colars, Bits Spurs &c, will con
uo @ y GARY on the same at the old stand, at the
Iet " IAN s1G lzth stfesIs, where may be found,
-. times every thing usually kept In the line He
A now on hsnd cue of the largest and best asaort-
hTa. Of SADDLES, HARNESS, RRIDLEs, kc,
~ nc ioend 10 The city, TO which he invites the for
ps'toes OF Tue Old concern, his friends and the
puoe generally ali Of which he is prepared TO ssll
t"~ hs can De purchased else where for the money
hoees oy strict attention to business, to have
'"a.e u tae public patronage.
aAiteu az sHention paid TO REPAIRrsG
for Cash GouS nIEHxpapG ~. ~ ~"
a ne subscriber, 10 retiring from the Saddle and
80, =. " esesss takes great plea. in recommend.
~ ~ 70 ha OLD Customers sad friends Mr. John II
.,,s Ason, every way worthy of the public ps.
assofing them that he viii spare no effort to
fai--dlm IoGepu u m. nr,,~r,
RtANh KITS. -Fersoss In want Of HIaa.
VIA hnd general sssofsInest at Ne i]S
re9 es.s SQUIRE De so PARKER EfMHO 90.
100 hsGs n, PRIME NkW LKXF LAID
,.i woMBLE CLAIBORNE
No IL Pearl street
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During the year 1856 there were b3l2 tons Of
copper transported over the Georgia Btats Rail-.
road. being the produce Of the southern m ines
James r. Hutchinson, formerly sheriff Of Mo-
BILE, died on the 25th ult
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CREAT ATTRACTION!
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEsi

DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRCEsi
ALL TO BE SOLD OFF BY lst OF MARCH.
Fancy Brocaded and Striped Silks
Plain Black Silks, very cheap
Paris Printed DeLaines
Meriuoes and Alpscas
Cloths and CassimeIes stn
Flannels and Linseys
Blankets and kerseys
Hosiery and Gloves 80
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Carpets, full assortment
Gents and Ladies' Merno Shirts
Boys' and Infants do
Embroidered Hdkfs
Do Collars and Sleeves
And variety of other goods. which will be sold q
reduced prices at the s,ssnsasa sessp 50 Nan,
VERY IMPORTANT TO OwNEns or
honId ;nauce all persons owning the m 70 effect lnsa-
The BALTIMORE LIFE ISsU RANCE "1ias oom,
p4NY is nrsnared 20 insure them for longer peIoc
than any other Company in this city AMI ~ chespo
rates Insurance may be obtained Tor se's" ''
Less Th;u namoea 81 L located IN Stare Slate
A' Se r. q. PRICE, Area.
No. lso Main street, opposite 1sA.haoos. virssni.
THOMAS poLL.aD, N. D. Medical Ess"in'r.
-0CK s0TTHs AND HkL1l.nAaNiSf B .lsia. aasiI .aSs
jim ~ resp~ cffuiy inform tner "a a.,. n..a
- ns ~. in general that fney hssh az ,;sh
and ehe paonSS Sr. busnss u sil ifs of.achss ,s
menesa sne Rrosd and Grace stfee" Az
stfoeI. oosw Iii - warranted 1. ppo
done BY a. WIZ W ~ @. DEhAsDE nn-
- -...o-o AND DAsvI.LE \ UrIiGs.
rTsrRRS ON BUSINESS 70 s.S
A LIZ Lna....asnt Of this Company shoaa DC sa ''s'
70 Dsm At 'hl' eIiis, Tao. ". sxocKEssaousa.
=. = a "a. ThAf AsUl.Ds.AAf
IL Il closing ont his entire stoc. q ~, ar ha
Ths rreAtesG barSaius sver ensfee " 49, s''s
had Of him. - nasnsmIF 2as Bread a.
ja2 =. ~ ,.-.-e
os..ss worksd Colisis - "a oents; sspst, - ~.
$3.50 p,i.ss 81 ed worth t2t sts hinsey, = -.
Vaivss Risasns At s1i cts piece Aassis psvs
ss'ss. ss rsses: sapsr eli WOOL rlansss .. = ss.
~. ~, IVY ssd Ca,nSis blasli.s = ~ &c =
ss-. srsiels 81 lyisA Linea = "a eai ~ s,eS
Sss.s niSSons q Aps cta, ard auossoN
sls !. 80 " r'o'' JAcoL \ tEvyn
fd0Lp1lITS - 1sns;s ~. Hssss
~ ma Whise 0oods sss 70 - eseess seess.2 32Is MIX
I, I.ss for sixiy aays only. = ~ S.csS ssrsst.
ia
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A GENCl for q southern Mandatory o
"A Stretched LEATHEn BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes, of superior quality, at manufacta
rers' prices.
~ The public may depend on getting the bsst
article that be had the bands will run straight,
hold thsr width sEd run fias to the pulley All made
Of the best oak tanned Leather, and the solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riyetsd An assort-
ment generally hand and all kinds made to order et
short notice. ,i#
~ Also superior Lace Leather and Copper Hvets
with Burrs. ...
Ali orasu for the above promptly attended TO- AP:
ply to 6EORGE. C. REID,
No 9o-2m Corner Cary and 18th sra
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ll0:tOh t.UL LDEN7r WINnn w sHAUj

L. M pI,oS ~ SOi1 =, Df2 ~ > w fNDU w ShADE
~ <ao Broad street 1t is .,esiiy aston
- 'h' low Ice he asks for bis beautiful Gilt
eau Only S2; the same selling at other places at
"a nHnascapes 57t cts Ligh. Shades 80 ,,ts; Vases
o., Gil worm double the money. New styles every
great variety OF Table Oil Cloths from Is eta.
up 70 tne pest English and Cotton Fiannela Ladies' in
OF These articles will fnd it their advantage to
eA'l 81 Tie established cheap store of
M. GOLDEN go Broad areet.
" ~; d store keepers and Pedlars Supplied at New
.a9
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FANNA HERToN, a celebrated English actress,
being Kissed in her youth, had the boIdness to
come before the audience and ask, (which do you
dislike. my playing or my personf' "The play
ing! the piaying!' ~ was the call from all sides
well, that consoles me" was the answer, my
playing can be bettered, but my person cannot
alter" She soon became the favorite OF the pub
Lie.
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U. S. SHIPS AT GENOA letter from Genoa,
of the GOTH, says; ''The American Commodore
Breeze has not accepted the invitation given him
by the King Of Naples to winter at that port, but
will stop here for the season. The Susquehanna
Is expected here tomorrow, and the Congress in Z
few days after"
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40 600 TfcIsets--3 $50 Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZFS.

j. 10 prizes amounting to S204, 000
Whole Tickets Gl0 halves s. quarters $50.
The fret 3U7 prizes decided in the usual manner
The S,g,0 prizes of $40 viii be determined by the
'ss figure Of the number that draws the 900 prize
Yor example if the Dum6er drawing the SIS, 600
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $40 II the num-
Der ends with No 2 then all the tickets where the
uuuter ends in Will be entitled to G40, and so to
Ct Certifc es Of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tlctets......S60
20 half :" ...... so
" 10 quarter " ...... Is
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates ether to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ca,
8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
de IL or 8 SWAN. Box 300, Mobile, Ala.
eSORT GAINES AUADEMY LOTTERY,
4 Glass 23,
To be drawn IN the city Of Atlanta, Georgia. in pub
Tuesday, J8nhary 2Oth, 1857,
On the pan OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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IntsrssffnS Lecture on DesiSn- Mr.. william
Perctval, Principal OF the School of Desirn of the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, delivered Z very
interesting lecture on the art Of "Desieu. laAl
Thursday night, ct the Institute Hall. After I
brief and well timed preface, Mr. p remark ed
that Design may be said to have had It's orieir
In the great example afforded as by the Creator
OF the universe. Mans powers are limited, vel
bis Maker has richly and harmouiously inter,
spersed throughout nature, unlimited beauties
and, afording him the mental endowments, has
left him to gather and arrange them and make
them subservient to his purposes. aS,S -.
From the most remote periods the ingenuity OF
mankind has been more less exercised in devisine
schemes to augment their power, comfort or con
venience. We are told, in the book of Genesis,
tnat -Cain built q city, which he named after bis
son Enocn" A little further on in the history OF
man, we read of artfcers in brass and iron carvers
IN WOOD and stone--aud in the book of Kings, we
nno q description of two pillars of brass, the
chapters or capitals Of one of them being described
as decorated with lilies upon a net work ground,
and the other with pomegranates," showing that
even at that early period mans mind was engaged
with the beautiful art of Design
The lecturer then traced the progress of the
art tor centuries back, up to the present time,
showing the estimate in which It is held for its
utility, as well as beauty, in France. Germany.
England. Ireland, Scotland, the British Posses.
sions and the Northern States of this confederacv
ana after remarkiDg upon its progress in Mary.
land, concluded with warm appeal to the peonIe
OF this State to encourage Drawing and Design "a
being OF the highest importance to every profes
sion and trade
We regret that there were 80 few mem bers of
the Institute present to hear this lecture, and
trust that II may be- repeated at some future time
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A GARD - Mrs. Il n. HARDWOOD,
IA (late proprieress of the Clifton House. having
returned to hs city and taken the commodious house
would be pleased see her old friends and the public
generally and will her utmost endesvors to please
all who NAV so,cun with her de q 1w
DOAHDING---A smaii family and few
- gentlemen can be accommodated with go,d
Board and pleasant rooms with the eonveniences Of
a home; also Day Boarders. by applying ut No 1S4
Main al rat nnnnaite y aelA 2nuara da IL In
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Gateshead Obsercer, (Eng.) says -
We have great pleasure in announcing that our
ingenious and enterprising townsman Mr. Newail,
is engaged in the manufacture of the telegraphic
cable which is destined to range the Atlantic
Ocean, and to bring the Old and New World with.
in monetary intercourse of each other. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Newall is under a contract to
complete bis portion of this astonishing cable {al
together of scarcely less than 500 miles in lengthy
in the course of the ensuing summer. Kuper g.
Co, of London, are TO make one half of the cable
and Mr.. Newall, of Gateshead, the other. 1t may
assist the reader to fair conception of the i'm
mensity of the task if we state that our ingenious
neighbor will have to twist strands of wire, an
outer protection of the electric line ITSELF 25 600
miles in length-or long enough to go round the
whole earth-and leave sufficient length of wire
for Archimedes to swing it round his head with,
if he had but that standing point which he coveted
Tor his experiments.
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NOAH WALkER k CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Branch OF the Baltimore House -Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready Msde Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety Of Domestic and Fer
sign Cloths, Csssimeres and Vsstings they ena-
bled to offer unusual Inducements to customers who
most respectfully solicited to give NJ call be-
fore purchasing. &C A-1y
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tS1ESSENLS FOR NEW HkAH II AND
:, oi1 Rlsl MAE We aIe now opening u variety
~ ICY Atuces, adapted to the season; fancy Cups
Ihu ssecers Gard Baskets; Jewel Csskets; Vases of
Pa,SO variety Psrian Colosnes and Vases; Tete
.sSsE "oE and an eAdiess variety of Ceita Keep.
de "a crrpo,Nu +, p,r,,E,,
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.,,SrvA>CE OFFICES.

.y>,,,>,,y.c.~ c.~,~sIRAN E.,-The United
.SLAVE ! Str.srsnce Company effects insurance
IN the lives o. terms. Capital sl5eeeoo- Saves
'n,ured f57 ore 0, g O BRESEE, Agent.
" h.Sss.gi S,ss.n,iuer T, L. D. wA.fosp: A"s; s,a
aeojesi ,si'S Vslley Insurance. Compsny' .no
N cE'S =. CSee 20
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u 47thOLpUf .-~1HG SHtc ~ VAIL, fFO-
- fEss0k OF AsTRoLcGY AND TECHNOLOGY, an
uoChces her arrival in this eli v, and respectfully in
SteS 81 Persons wishing ut her on ASTCRAL
rOlEHCE, or relating TO Future Events. Madame
sua is lately from Europe, VIII Ell she was success
iu,'y faIouized BY the nobility there. Her latest
gaacuoe was IN Washington, wheI me also received
uaueSHae encouragement. Hsr stsy now in Rich
VIE be for short time only, S sire Is taking
our thtetgh the United States
sS Residence on Charity and St. l'suI streets.
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AlbA RIDING.


fp pOAkDING.-The CLIFTON HOU
- having recently undergone troroush rspsir.
the proprietress is prepared to accommodate two
three families very comfortably Her rooms are
large and we'll supplied with closets and other CEN
veniencss Che would be pleased to furnish gentle.
men and ladies with Board by the day week month
or year reasonable tero Q, as such accommoda-
tions be had in the city. She soficits the Ia-
tronage Of gentlemen day bearders, the house be-
ing 20 conveniently located to business. makes It
desirable AID she will spare no pains to make them
comfortable. ia l--lm
ID % A II ID N g ..-Miss HANNAH RING
l. having taken the upper tenemert of the PARK
HOUSE, can accommodate few gentlemen wi
Boavd IL l-St
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g L-- II 7 Ut ------,,N. --,,,, ,N.VRANCE COMPANY

sIERt haaSSnTnE0rFicE No l55 Main street,
VI OF KIN ,TrsT FIRE lNsI RANCf,,--Ihs
L;SmeFn3,anL 3L... stnrss Dwellings and bu'dngs OF
C5mPaa. r'ntion. ia town or country asaip'' "
str'sgs ~ iSsI.RANCE Policies issued on so'0s
,LiniSad OF Marine TRANSPORTATION .
y sharss for The printed PoiicS
,,e.n VIM Breeder.
" ~ n ~ y. Thomas Z. Price,
Joan pa5ns Jas. Thomas, Jr'
VIZ. - - John CurTie, jr-
Le"s :a las Dunlop,
AaS, AnoI, o. $50 VIM II. HsxslI,
JsH4ss -. . isspstL Johr b. Ousrles,
hese-r David J. Burr,
Joan DSotTj Tarkin w 8iazobrook,
aie' y C~nD.hsv D. Eoa GroninE'
i'-Ns D .n6ereor Emanuel Miner
JJ,eIss !. 80 Ed II. Sklafer,
''''' fRukItn Sts9rns.
A PLEAsANTS Eres.dens.
a. MoSrAEuE, sscy- -
,5.IE4NCE.-.Th VIRGIL Ma FIRE
.ssp MARINE INsuEANCEc ~ "a, tv,eu Ne ~
80. L. eisstUre OF Va. in lS)--ohi'e w -
80 - loor q the DisPs.ch Newspaper oFhce-
s-i7st -e 1;t I,ss Ly tre and the dangers of the
'h'1'rs Ids nT riopsrty sud favorable terms
10 '"''!e|" THOS. NJ ALFRIEND, Prest.
~W T. CowAKpIs, sec'g. f,or,
Srxs- Thfs COupaHv lately removed us onlce HUN
4 lads t4o,-I. oa r al IN f'Iest. oe s--Iy
,7IKE sYD MARINE .URANCE can
as snee,sd with the Alb7rmaTi7 ineurance Con
pauy On as fsyoEsble terms - win sHy oi lpo,
ssst. Uoss.ss ~ real cash csgltsi 70 meet
~ IA l-'' 90, STOKES L CO,
osses. Aps - -, pl.buncxs Va
why GARIY, FEes,h
mo WOOD. JE- sees,
CaarIotteTvls.
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30,Oo3 Tickets.-3,307 PRICES.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS

Who . Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters $50.
re- The drst 307 Fries are decided in the usual
manner.
The 3 0OO' prizes Of $40 will be determined
by the fgl r. of the number that draws the $50
ooo Prize. For example, if the number drawing the
$1oUoO prize ell ds with Ne l. then all the tickets
where the pumbe en6e in will be entitled to $40
II the humber en- with No. 2, then all the Tickets
where the number snds in 2, will be entitled to $40,
and 80 On to O.
Certificates Of Pscs sses viii be sold at the follow
.ag Tates, which is the fiak
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 Whe!s Tickets $50
10 Half 80
10 Quarters 4" Is
~ Ahdraxs TSckets CartiGaetsr al
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THE BOSTON TRAGEDY.-The inhuman mur
der of the warden of the Massachusetts, State
Prison continues to create much excitement ip
and about Boston Some of the incidents, so far
as they refer to the unfortunate deceased are
painful enough. 1t is stated that wedding party,
in commemoration of the wardens marriage, was
to have been given on New Years night, at the
residence of his father-in law. Mr. Bartlett, Jaor
of Suffolk county, for which invitations had been
issued Mrs Tenney has been removed to her
fathers house. She is but l6 years of age She
exhibits much less calnness of mind than when
the intelligence was first conveyed to her. Gen
Andrews was to have led to the altar the Wed.
nesday succeeding; the murder Of Deputy Warden
Walker, a sister of the murdered map; and at the
residence of DR. Walker. brother was to have
held levee the same night.
The mother of Mr.. Tenney was his housekeeper
ZIP to the time of bis marriage, since which time
she has continued 10 reside with her son. The sad
intelligence of his tragic fate broken to her by
a relation, Rev Mr.. Miner of this city. A pecu-
liar coincidence occurred Monday afternoon at the
prison The widow of the first murdered Warden
Mr. Lincoln, was engaged In making a call on the
widow of the recently murdered Deputy when
the awful event occurred that made the late happy
bride widow. The hardened william, Decatur,
expresses no remorse for his bloody work. In
conversation with the Doctor of the prison, he
informed him he had not made up his mind wheth
er TO kill the Warden him, DIR. Morrison,) until
& few hours before the deed was committed. He
was determined to kill one or the other, he didn't
care much which one became the victim.
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A KING ON AN AMERICAN vEssEL.-A letter to
the Washington Union from an officer on board
the United States frisate Merrimac, November q
gives an account of the visit of the King Of Portu
gal to the ship. 1t says:
The King is quite q young man, only about
twenty; and his two brothers, whom we saw, were
the Duke of Oporto, captain in the navy, about
seventeen, and Don JUAN q captain in the army,
about fifteen. His Majesty is said to be very
smart, and Ii much liked. ~
The King appointed the next day to visit the
ship at one o'clock There are here five English
ine-of-batte ships, one French do one Dutch fri
gste, and ourselves, besides tie Portuguese. So
when the royal party started, we all-English,
French, Dutch, Portuguese and dAmericans--nann-
ed the yards and fired twenty-one guns AS we
were all in lump, could imagine it a naval en-
gagement, and wondered how the devil anybody
ever painted one. 1t like the Israelites cross
ing the Red Sea l couldn't see the man standing
next to me. Aboard of our ship were the captains
of the English line-of battle ships, the whole
corps diplomatique" and more uniforms, swords,
&c, than yon can imagine. The King stayed
nearly three hours, and appeared to be much
pleased In the ward-room he ehatted with the
ladies, but did not sit down anywhere
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|LIAS.S.

Is FeER
lg on &sfn
1se Is we'll
ust under
! has sas
eP, giving
the house.
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BUSINESS CAHn..
| ~ ne GENERAL AGENT.

BUSINESS CAHUh.
l ~ " GENERAL AGENT.
Oaers his services a Collie IN general and will
give prompt attention to the sale Of produce
All business entrusted to his care viii meet the
attention necessary insure the sssfsstiea Of he
e Sc s,p 1fsss over ez MIss, eOras. Of Cary
Y. MONTAGgE, SIGN AND OKNA-
-, I' MENTAL PAINTER, Bsnk street, corner Of
kinds of work in his line in the best msnnsr and
highest style Of his Art. and the lowest possible
terms; All who are IL went Of SIGNS, will fnd it
20 their Interest 20 call On him
Country Merchants who wish 10 procure Signs can
have them done at this esssblshmert, ana securely
packed and forwarded to amy part Of Virginia or
North Carolina, at abort notice. A call solicited
de 29-dts
John +. s1L0NON ,whslesaIe dealer
in B!oons, Wood and Willow Ware, Mal Of all
descriptions, Refrgerstors, Rope, Cordags, Yankee
Notions &c. &C., 2i3 Washington street. between
vesey and Barclay New York, win execute orders
from RI Riehmend on the most favorable terms.
1T. MORTON. JAS. " ARMIsTEAD.
Late of Farmvilie) (Late Of Cumberland CO.,
JOSEPH BLANToN.
MORTON, AKMGsTEED d CO., Com.
l'l MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Shoekoe Ware
a Gas Of to
az LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
in caah or Guspo. de l9-dkc6m
GEORGE G.. REID...
VI GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary and 18th street.
REFERS TO
Messrs Txiieferro Il Bro, James Gray's Sor.,
Shields i Sommeryille, and e. II. Skinksr Co,
Richmond Alex Bell l. Son, and Reid Souttef
Norfolk Spence L Reid, Baltimore, and Reid
Nash New York. no "a 4-2m
g. w. HiLLNAE J. S. HfLLMAN.
- W.HILLNlAN & CO., SO Front street,
". New YORK, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on onnsi gnments 10 H-6m*
4 EsViS n. WEBB s. tO, laEmEfAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ofer thsir ssr-
vices for the sale and purshase Of Flour Wheat,
Corn. Tobacco. &c. se 6-.-6m
D. B. sRipsFoRD, n. TINsLEY PAfD,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS
D RIDGFORD dE CO.. General Commits.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, On shs Dock,
Richmond Va