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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

THE BRICKLAYERS' STRIKE At GEORGE
TOwN-THE BUREAU Hunts Up NEGROES
The bricklayerS on the Treasury extension,
who struck for "eight hours on Satur-
day." stillrefuse to go TO work. No disturb
ance has occurred, and the best good feel
ing prevails between Mr.. Mullet, the super
vising architect, and the strikers. Mr..
Mullet has, as yet, discharged none of the
strikers. 1t is his desire That the difficulty
shall be amicably arranged, although he
insists that he cannot accede to their de
mands. The work on the building is not
at all delayed, as the bricklayers are some
two weeks ahead with their work. None
of the hands brought from other cities
have gone to work. An afternoon paper
says that yesterday application was made
at the Freedmcn's Bureau for colorcd
hands, and it is said this morning that an
agent has gone to Richmond to engage
colored bricklayers. Should colored ma
sons be employed, it is stated that the
white laborers employed on the building
will strike. The committee have received
a telegram from the First President OF the
National Bricklayers' Union stating that
he has informed the unions Of forty OF the
principal cities of the strike.-Si0a.
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4 Connecticut genius has manufactured
skGitting machine that will knit fifty PAIR
Of Stockings per day, and is so constructed
,aat the stitch can be changed from rib
10 plain stitch almost instantly. There
ale scyenty-five needles in the machine,
winch will knit sixty turns Of an ordinary.
sized stocking minute, or $500 stitches
minute. This is at the rate of 27O,0Ot
stitches an hour. ltSweight is but twenty
pounds. II knits cotton, silk, worSted, OIL
any light material, equally as well a.
Soolcn. 1t knits also the whole stocking
including the heel. One of these machines
at recent trial, knit 900 yards o
,lockinet without dropping stitch Oh
breaking q needle.
In Georgia, more than seventy cottoi
factories have been erected since the war
a'iording employment to the destitute aho
paving good dividends to the stockholders
The city Of Atlanta has been nearly re-
built with good and substantial BRICK
stores and houses, and splendid opera
house is in course OF erection, to cos'
100000.
, Grasshoppcrs are committing great
Damage to gardens, trees, and corn.neid'
along the Missouri river.
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RECEPTION OF DELEGATEs.-The dele
gates to the International Christian Con-
yentOn from Baltimore, Washington, Pc
tersburg, and other southern cities, were
welcomed by committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association at the depot
in Philadelphia on their arrival there on
Monday. An address of welcome was
made by Peter B. Simons, president of the
association. After partaking Of a repast,
Mr.. George II. Stuart made an address,
in which he bid the delegates welcome to
the northern cities. He was responded to
by Mr.. Holiday, Of Washington, d. c.,
after which the guests united with the
committee of welcome in singing the hymn
"Thc Beautiful River" Major Gregory, of
Petersburg, then made some remarks, when
the party took the cars and proceeded on
their Journey.
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shlnsls.. pins. saAss: eyprss.. s1asl: q thou

Shingles, pine. sa6ts; cypress. s7Gsl: y thor
sand. Laths, split, $3.50 sawed, - y thousand
LIcoRIcE.-Stick 2. & g., &c; Mass =. @. o..
&C.; q. F., Ic; O. c., &C.; x. x, &C.; C. O..
los.; J. c. Co., asl3soc.; r. II. T., ale. n. r..
&c.; z. r. sie. {; Sanford. 5?e.
LBATHsR.-sols leather, oak, s56p45c.; sole lea
ther, hemlock, 25Gasc; upper, tsGSsc.; kip.
dozen, ks2Spss2; harness, ssG4sc.; calf skins
French, Sso9SsS; domestic, s3oGs1; morocco
ssOGsaS; rough skirtins, 2sGioe.
LInE.-virginia, $l.soGtIeo; Rockland, 81. so
Wilson, sI.5oGsi.eo.
MoLAssEs.-Common syrup, 59G55c. genuine
golden syrup, 7o9s5c. Y gallon; Cuba and Mus.
covado. ssGsoo. /; Porto Rico, 758sec. New Or.
leans prime, sl.2s.
NAILs.-old Dominion, IN store, etc.
OArs.-Baled, sl@sl.1o q 100 pounds.
oILs.-Linssed, al.s5GDfl.so f; machine, sl0$l. IS
sperm, ss.5o; tanners, SOC. @sl: straits, SIG
Sl.lo; sweet, S7.s6 u dozen best salad, Sl4; cas-
tor, s24o9s2.s' p gallon; Virginia lubricsting,
$50. q gallon.
OEIoSs.-S3.so y barrel.
PLow CAsTIYss.-7c. ID.
PKPPER.-a5Gs7e. by the bag, Ssic.
PorAToEs.-Irish, ss@Ss IS Jackson white, 81
p barrel; peach blow. ii.75; white mercer. IS
tations nominal.
blasting and mining, s5aS5.5o.
RAas.-Mixed cotton, s45lc.; whites, sGstc.
wooden wrapping stock, ia9c.; softs, l:c.; blan.
kets, lie; blues, &c.
RoPE.-Msnills, best, Csc.
RIcE.-ll6Ilsc.
RACB GTSGER.-2593oc.
Rux.-New England, s?lcGs2.e5; Santa Cruz
83.soGs4 q gallon.
RYB.-sl 2o9s I.2sY bushsl. Very little in mar.
kst.
SEsD.-Clover nominal and Timothy nominal
STEsL.-Naylors cast steel, Csc. fR b.; English
bistered, 2o@2ac. T. D.; American blistered, lfg
l2Ic. Y IL.
sHor.-Northern, s.. IS y bag Of IS bs.
sUsAR.-Brown, 1lGlaic.; extra &C" Isl 6l5ic.i
"B," l5i6l5,c. crushed and pulyerized, ia
lie: cut loaf, Isle.
soDA.-Sal., 4t95c. Bi Carb., oi6loc., in kegs
sALr.-Liverpool, from wharf, $sloG*3.l5 q
sack; in store, 81. 3oGs3.lO; ground alum salt,
81 5OGs2.75 z sack.
SEyAoA RooT.-3oc.
soAP-Common, s.98c. best washing, lsc.
toilet Csc, and fancy prices; country, sGlOc.
SPIRITS TURPESTISE.-s5c.G Sl.lo.
TAR.-s?. 75@i3 p barrel.
TEAs-Black, 7sc. Gsl 4s-ths last a prime srti.
Gle imperial, sl.7S4s2; gunpowder, sl.759s2.2s
TALLow.-l0f1llc.
y1sEGAR.-Cider, 5O@soc. manufactured, aoG
4oc. q gallon.
wHYAT.-None coming in, and no sales to base
quotations uron.
WHIsKY.-Whisky is frmsr on account OF sus-
pension of dstlleriss. Common, proof, $2@s2.5o
7. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye
S3.5e0$45o. Fine brands higher.
WoOL.-Unwashed, 2c82Gc.; washed, loGise
In good demand.
wISE.-Port, common, 81. 5o@fs.
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THE LAW DEFIED BY TENAN JUDGES
General Griffin and General Reynolds, OF
Texas, report to General Sheridan that
Judge Rives, of the ninth judicial district
Of that State, in charge to the grand jury
of this court, stated that he should not re-
ceive the testimony Of negroes, as the law
of Congress OIL the subject was unconstitu-
tional, and he therefore deiied them. They
also report the same facts against Judge
Dougherty, who stated in the headquarters
of General Reynolds that as regards the
testimony of negroes he would not reccg,;
nize the law or authority Of Congress, and
will be bound only to the sovereign State
of Texas. Reports of like character are
coming in almost daily from the different
sections of that State.-WaShin9ton Chron'
;cIe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN PARIs.-1eS-
terday was celebrated at L'Eglise de Ia
Madeleine the wedding Of Miss Helen Car
roll, daughter Of the late Charles Carroll,
of Doughoregan Manor, Maryland, and
Mr.. C. Oliver O'Donnell, of Baltimore
The ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev. Father Cookery, of Baltimore, as.
sisted by the Able Rogerson, of Paris, and
with the full choral service of the Catholic
church. A large number of Americans
were present.-PariS letter in baltimore
Gazette
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The Richmond papers announce the
death of Judge William II. Lyons. We
have not the heart to add anything to these
heavy tidings. We knew the deceased
well, knew him from his boyhood; and feel
overwhelmed at his untimely death. He
was conspicuous among the young men OF
VIRGINIA for all manly virtues, and his
early elevation to the responsible position
which he held, and the admirable manner
in which he discharged the duties of his
difficult. office, are an abundant testimony
to his talents. A brighter mark could not
have been Observation-Disclosures CiToni-
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TUE CHICAGO TUNNEL CAVED Mt ap-
pears probable that the hopes Of Chicago
respecting the Lake tunnel are doomed to
disappointment. On Friday morning last
the sides Of the Washington,s street tunnel
cavcd in. II was accompanied by tre-
mendous crash and noise, which aroused
all SleeperS in the vicinity, and caused
many to suppose that an earthquake had
occurred. The tunnel had not yet reached
the river, though it was within a few feet of
It. Fears are now strongly entertained that
the river will break through, and add IFS
volume Of water TO the general destruc-
ton
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The Riot at Birmingham m.

LONDON, June Electromagnetic riot in
Birmingham, which at first had formida-
bic appearance, was speedily suppressed
by the action of the Government. In the
House of Commons this evening Hon.
Gathrone Hardy, home secretary, an
nounced that the disturbances in Brming-
ham had ended, peace and order had been
restored throughout the city, and the
troops sent there were under orders to re-
turn TO their former stations.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL Dot is now
conceded on all sides that we shall have a
session Of Congress in July. A sufficient
number of members of both Houses has
been heard from to make the result almost
positive, but it is also quite certain that the
sentiment of the leading senator's is against
the consideration of any subject other than
the reconstruction acts, and the passage, il
need be, of declaratory or supplemental
bill on that subject; SO that if this view
prevail VIC shall have brief session of pro
baby ten days or two weeks.
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From I.ouisiaua-Time for Registra.
lion Extended-A Military Commits
alnn.

ton Extended-A Military Commits
sion.
New ORLEANS, June 1s.-General She.
ridan issued an order to-day extending the
time of registration in this city for the fol.
lowing reasons: "The very small number
of persons applying to be registered in the
parish Of Orleans at present proves that
the registration Of that parish is nearly
complete. In order, however, to leave no
ground for complaint respecting time, the
time for registration is hereby extended
until tho 30th instant. The expense OF
registering is so great, and ample time
having been given, no further extension
will be ordered"
Special Order No. II, issued by General
Sheridan, says: "The proper civil autho-
rites having stated that it Is impossible
for them TO take charge Of Albert NJ. D. C.
LuSk, Of the parish of Carroll, State of
Louisiana, accused of murder, and that it
is impossible to administer justice in his
case through the civil courts, military
commission is hereby ordered to convene
in this city at 10 O'clock A. M. on Thurs
day the goth instant, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, for his trial and for that of
such other persons as may be properly
brought before it.
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SURRATT.-Surratt looks much worse
than he did at the beginning Of the trial,
and seems to be much troubled as the tes-
tjmopy is brought out. Several times he
has appeared very pale, and seems nervous.
His brother is with him every day, and &C.
cupies seat by his side in the courtroom
The prisoner looks around the room very
little, but keeps his eyes upon the wit.
nesses. During the half. hour recess at IL
o'clock he passes the time in conversation
with his brother or reading. Washington
St1r.
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WORKING UP ANOTHER FIGHT.-The
Baltimore COmmerciaIof Wednesday says ::
"Thc excitement over the recent bru-
tai engagement between Aaron and Coll
yer seems to be gradually wearing away,
and the fancy are already in search of some
ether hobby. Collyer is now soiourDing at
Fortress Monroe, rccupcrating himself,
and his opponent, Aaron, has proceeded TO
New York. Another battle between them
is already on the taps, the story being
that Collycr proposes to challenge him to
fight for s 900 aside"
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Report Of the Tobacco Market.

TOBACCO EXCHAHGB,}
RICHMOND, June 90, 1867.
Breaks full. Market buoyant and prices
have n decided upward tendency. Below we
give the transactions: 22jhogsheads, 20 tierces,
and 81 boxes offered, and sold as follows
AASUPACTURIyG TOBACCO.
L,,gs-Common TO medium dark working,
S.. - to 81; good dark working, 50 to IS; sun
cured, common, IS TO $40; sun-cured, good,
$40 TO SO coal cured, common, IS to so
coal-cured bright, Sl2 TO $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 TO $40.
LedC-Common dark working, IS to -
medium dark working, SO to $l2 good dark
working, Sll 10 Sli; fine and wrapping, 80 TO
$50; sun-cured, So to s25 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 TO SSj; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, $50 to 800 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lqs.-Tery common and heavy weights,
81 to $40; medium, 81 to $3.50; good, -
to As.
LenE-English shipping, Sl6 to 500 and S23 ;
continental shipping, Sl2 TO SIS and 81.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
L1qf-Common, $40 to slS; good sl2 to slj
fine, $40 to $50 and go
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MnSiIisisiaD.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Department
of State has information that the court.
martial in the case of Macmillan has fol
the present been suspended.
GALVESTON, TLXAs, June lS.-Adyice.
from Qucretaro to June | state that the
trial of Macmillan, Miramon, and Marquee
was nominally postponed till June 4, really
until after the fall of the city of Mexico
and Vera Cruz. MaXimilan is in better
health, and hopeful.
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VIRGINIA WINE IN PAPIs.-A Paris pa

IhUINIA w NE IN ~ ~ - ~ T.
per says:
Virginia furnishes the Seeding claret, a
dry red wine of very good taste, vinous,
pupy, and of strong color. 1t has some
analogy with the wines Of second growth
of the Chateau nelf de Pape; but in one
regard it differs essentially from the
former-i. e., the prize. 1t is sold in
America at six francs per litre. The
French claret spoken Of is quoted not
quite one franc per gallon-3.s5 litres.-
Ed
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OATH OF OFFICE IN LoUISIANA.-Go-
vernon Flanders, of Louisiana, has ordered
that officers appointed under the provi-
sional government Of that State shall not
only take the oath Of office prescribed by
the State laws, but the one prescribed by
the military act, and he, with his Radical
friends, insist that all officers, no matter
when appointed, should be required to do
likewise,
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Death of n Murderer.

New YORK, June 19.-William T. Skid
more, who assassinated W. b. Carr re-
Gently with an air gun, and whose trial has
been progressing in Kings County Court,
Brooklyn, was this morning found dead in
his cell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

REGISTRATION ITEMs.-In Norfolk, up 10
Tuesday night, the total number OF whites
registered was 4l9-of negroes, 44Z.
In Dinwiddie, 40 blacks and Il whites.
In Alexandria, 3l3 negroes and ZZ9
whites had been registered at last ac-
commits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

The ladies of the Washington and Lee
Association of Norfolk have cleared about
81 800, which will be used for the anne
Iteration of the condition of the INDECENT
widows and orphans of Confederate SOL
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Destructive Fire.

PITTsBURG, June l9.-Gillespic & Mitch
ell's planning mill, lIobson & Co.'s sash and
door factory and adjacent dwellings were
totally consumed by fire. Total loss, about
100000; insurance, $4,000.
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1t will crafty the many friends Of Mr.,
Glass to learn that his physicians regarded
his condition as somewhat improved on
Yesterday. He rests comfortably, and the
hopes of his ultimate recovery are much
strengthened.-LwchbaTg Necs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

VALUE OF CONFEDERATE MONEY.-About
SIC, 900 in Confederate money, mixed with
other waste paper, was sold yesterday at
four cents pound.-Ne,o Orleans Repuot'-
can, June 18th.
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Il Is stated that in South Carolina and
Georgia the Sea Island cstt0n crop WIZ DO
a yery profitable one. Cotton mills arc
ro,pg up in several localities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-21

DR.. McCsbe's Masonic lecture in Lynch
burg is highly spoken Of. He Is TO deliver
Q second,
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Educational.

LBEMAKLE FEMALE INSTT-
~ TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, EA.-Session
lsG7.'s will begin MONDAY, September l6. and
end June 25 Course Of study az heretofore, arc
adapted to the object OF enabling and inducing
girls to make real attaiDments in learning. Full
Information furnished on apple alton
Charges for entire session. In currency:
Board washing fuel, lights, and tuition. ....T250
Music on piano and use OF inslrume nt.... .... 80
Drawing, &c, at usual rates. Payments half in
advance. Boardcrs furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, NJ. A.,
ie l7-eodts Principal.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


Virginia coupon bonds, including back
interest. Observation-Disclosures. %
Virginia eX coupons. -
Virginia ex coupons, new. ......... 4o5ii
Virginia regis tered bonds old, ex-inte-
rest. ....................4 2642h
Va. registered bonds, new, 1856. SO 90t31 y
Virginia registered bonds, 1867. .... .34G "a 4
North Carolina bonds, old ............. 6IM62
North Carolina ex-coupons. J)dlJ2
North Carolina new bonds ............. 40
Tennessee bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
Tennessee coupons Observation-Disclosures. 10
Tennessee new bonds. e7G6s
Georgia bonds (nominaI ............. -
Georgia per cent. bonds, new. sGGs7
F.ss@Saa 9 G,Iy bonds bonds: n z
Iynchburg City bonds. ................ IS
Norfolk City bonds InominaG ......... 4595o
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
(mortgage). ca
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
mot morteagedl. ...................... $3.50
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Virginia Central Railroad I'd mortgage
Virginia SGaai Central per cent bonds: ss0sS
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd
mortgage bonds. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, third
mortgage, per cent. bonds. ........ e7'4@ 10
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, nrst
mortgage, per cent bonds. ......... 6JI67H
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Sc
cond mortgage, per cent. bonds. 52d3
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, per
cent bonds ........................ .57h@Go
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent. BONDS. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, per
cent? Va
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, per cent?. 72h
Richmond and York River Railroad
per cent. bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. 50
Richmond and Danville Railroad
STOCK, ne"...... ............... loW-V
Virginia Central Railroad stock. ls@20
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. 2+G2j
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal 60
First National Bank. 1880
National Exchange Bank .............. 90
Planters National Bank................ 20
National Bank Of Nirginia............. 7o0 -
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T IGHTNING RODS.

T 1GHrNlNG RODS.
- HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING EOD,
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED.
being half-inch diameter. and equal to three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod ia entirely continuous in It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
experts as the following extracts wi show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IyTsRIoR,(
WlsHIgGTpS, ID. c., June IL, 1883.
sir-In reply TO yours OF the Sth instant as to the
qualities OF your patent lightning rod "a combine
nation OF copper and from, the kind applied by
Won 10 the Patent OEce building will state that II
Is the opinion Of the scientific experts, in which
fully coincide that II Is the best rod yet produced,
and therefore very heerfully recommend its use.
Very respectfully your 0 Psoshs b. BosD
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
To l.. J. Ra,0ley, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md.
concur in the above opinion.
late Architect Of United States Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED srArEs,l
From the knowledge have OF the operations Of
electriCity and the examination l have made OF
Mr.. III. Hawiey's invention, AIN OF the opinion
that his IL the best and Sl.St electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable to get out OF 3rdsr.
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
oPPIcE OF THE SCIENTIFIC AAERICAy,l
WAsHISGTOS, d. g., August q, 1885.
Dear Strive are much gratifed 10 hear Of your
snccess In connection with your Improved Light.
ming Rod, ana We are confident, from their Uedt
practical mart, tb at you will find them even more
popular the more they are used. .
To J. Il. HdWleT Esq Baltimore, Md.
NEW oRg, November %, 1883.
upon inspection Of L. J. Hawley's invention OF
Lightning Conductor, am OF the opinion ma II 10
superior 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending its use.
A. Z. BAERR, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoAPASY,)
OFFICE OF BsGIgEgR AND SrPERIsTgyDssr. I
DOVER MINES, VA, April "a, 1857.
Mr.. William S. HuasOn, Richmond:
Dear sir,-Ths Patent Lightning BOD ordered
from you az been set up on the company's build
ings here, and IL very satisfactory.
The principle Of Its construction Is unquestiona-
bly, correct-the amount OF conducting surface
being very great In proportion TO the weight OF
The work Of setting up seems also to have been
we'll and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant
CHAs. +. STONE,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Persons wishing the above. specified rod, or the
| common Galvanized Rod put upon tn cir buildings
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REMoyAL- PILKINToN, PUL:
As H ana Sox SsHs MID a4tts. o.:
merly No. Wall street, have Ss1cvsd 70 The
. ,sss; and '0nn0Aios' "a'''''.' 10 I" r's''
Having large facilities for storage, hey rs:peet:
fully solisit sonsignnsnts q nSnsm o.s M
an: and COUNTY, fkSSSs1ti s:s.s;liy: fkssEisl
for the liberal pstseaage $1,000 go ne eoe'
esrn In the pest. nsy fcsPeeuttiy e9ne!s Co.
. S ssost s . y bell issess:
ce.sissioa ksrslsas. Ss. nysahsss
A ll--ts f.s 81 +tl tt.sff