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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

PARDoNs.-The Governor has granted a
pardon to Edmund Wade, colored, con-
victed in the Circuit Court Of Powhatan
county of felony, and sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary !;
also to William Carter, cOlored, convicted
in the County Court of Powhatan of lar
ceny, and sentenced to the county Jail for
six months; also to Peter Berry, colored, 8,
convicted in the County Court Of Orange
of petit larceny, and sentenced to the
county Jail for ninety days; also to Win
ston Thacker, convicted in the Hastings
Court of Richmond Of grand larceny, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for ten
wears.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

LIN TIE PoST.OFRICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, JUNE "a 1867
II not called for within one month thay will be
sent % the Dead Letter Oface
To strangers or transient visitors IN town or
city, whose special address may be unknown,
sN,oi5 he marked on the lower left-hsnd corner
race tho postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leAv" space between the stamp aud
direction for s,-msrkiug without Interfering
with the writing.
Toobtain any Of these letters the applicsn, must
csU FOR Gdrertised letters" giving the date Of
'f,. list and pay ono cent FOR advertising
y B.--A request for the return OF letter 10 the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less
written or printed, with the writer's name post
rsa and State across the loft. hand end of the en-
y,.ope on the face side. will be complied with.
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A,tctiO0 Safes This Dan.

PILkiNT0N, PULLIAM 4 co. will sell at ~
o'cl"ck, at the Cunlife coal mines, a valuable
sixty horsepower steam engine with three
boilers and two water pumps, besides other
valuable property.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell al o'clock a
framed house and lot on Venable street.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 A. M, at l4a3 Main
street, furniture, mattresses, dry goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes, &c.
q. w. WILLIS will sell at 1iIs Main street, at 10
A. M., twenty FIVE boxes lemons 4; also, furni-
ture, dry goods, clothing, &c.
I. w. kEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock, at the horse
lot, horses, buggy, and a wagon.
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YOUNG AFRICA.-The conductor Of one
of the cars on the city railway informs us
that little African, whom he observed
with nineteen dollars In his possession, has
been treating his companions to Ground
trips" from Brook avenue to Twenty
eighth street and back during the past
few days. Our informant asks, Where
did he get the greenbacks
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LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No.
43-ELEcrIoS OF OFPrCERs.-The follow.
ing. named officers have been elected for
this Chapter for the ensuing year: George
Jacobs, II. priest; j. p. Little, king; VIII
liam B. Isaacs, scribe; Joseph Hall, cap
tain of host; Charles E. Snodgrass. P. So
journer; William Lovenstein, X. A. cap
tain; p. Trent, N. of 8 veil; julius Straus,
M. Of Q veil; NJ. Ezekiel, NJ. of veil
John 7. Sizer, treasurer; Aug. Arsell, Jr.,
secretary; Thomas Angel, steward and
jsnitor.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-On Thursday af-
ternoon colored boy in the employ of
thinner & Co. as porter had his left hand
nearly torn off while freezing cream. His
hand was caught in the cog-wheels, and
before the machine could be stopped, was
so badly mashed that it was found neces-
sary to amputate three fingers. 1t is
thought that his hand may be saved.
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MAYORS COURT-FRIDAY.-John II.
Bell, small negro boy, charged with stealing
q bag of shot from David Walsh, was re-
manded to await indictment.
James Johnson, diminutive freedman,
charged with breaking into the store of
Pat. Sweeney and stealing three dozen
boxes of blacking, lot Of bags, o canvass
sheet, ETC., was remanded for indictment.
Della IIaskins, colored, charged with
stealing dollar and a half from Phillis
Washington, was sent to the Valley
Inn.'
Charles Harris, colored, was arraigned
for stealing Bible, prayer book, a copy
Of Shakespeare, ETC., from Captain George
l.. Bidgood. The articles were proven to
have been stolen from Captain Bidgood,
and were found in Harris's possession. He
was sent on to answer Indictment.
Spencer Williams was arraigned for COM
plicity in the above theft. He was also
sent on.
Ned Foster, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating his wife, was dis
charged, in the absence Of conclusive evil
dence against him.
Minerva Gillet, colored, was arraigned
for receiving the books stolen from Captain
Bidgood.
Eliza Wilkerson, charged with stealing
five dollars from Mrs. Favier, was sent on
to answer Indictment.
The continued case Of Mary Lazzaroni,
charged with stealing dress from Eliza
beth Starke, was called up, and Mary Laz-
zaroni was discharged, as it could not be
proven that she stole the dress.
Singleton Peasants, colored, charged
with beating his wife and deserting her,
was arraigned. His better-half, after being
called about dozen times, came forward
with young piccaninny" and basket
in her arms. Little "pic," who was the
very picture of African beauty and inno-
cence, amused himself while the story of
the disturbance Of the peace of his mothers
house was being told by variety Of antics.
His chief occupation seemed to be taking
care of his mothers basket, which once,
twice, or thrice, he emptied Of its contents,
each time replacing them with the excla-
nation "Tu-weet " something after the
manner Of tom-tit. Finally, epic
settled himself upon the floor, with his
basket in his lap, and looked the fac. simile
of contentment. This picture Of youthful
happiness and blissful ignorance so edited
the spectators in the lobby that they gave
vent to several peals Of approving laughter,
which had to be restrained by the officers.
The result Of the affair was that spies u
father was discharged. His male "ps.
rient" smiled at his mother, "pic" hop.
ped up from his comfortable position and
chirped tuweet," and the whole party
made its exit.
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THE DISPATCH.
ACCIDENT TO CITIZEN OF AvcUsrA:. :-

ACCIDENT TO CITIZEN or AugUsfA.-
On Thursday morning, as Colonel hayIess
of Augusta county, Virginia, was pascsns
up the rosS, IN route homo. his horse pc
came frightened and ran of. The Colonel
being cripple from wounds received 10
the service Of his country, was unaDis
to hold the horse or jump ffom the buggy,
and the frightened animal ran come TWO
miles, when coming IN contsct win 2 TIC
near the road Colonel Hsyres was thrown
out, breaking bis arm between the elbow
and wrist, and severely but not danger.
ously bruising his side and shoulder. The
arm has been set, and Colonel d. b doing
we'll
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RAILROAD IRoN.-The agent of trans,
portation of the James River and kanawha
Canal Company has completed contract
with the Tredegar Iron Works to transport
! 600 tons of railroad iron to Lynchburg
whence it is to be conveyed over the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad to the roads
in the Southwest.
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The R. E. LEE Social CLUE OF NAN
CHESTER propose celebrating the coming
anniversary Of the independence OF the
United States by trip down the river In
the mammoth steamer Robert E. Lee. This
club is composed of the Hrst young mon OF
Manchester. The officers are: @. Bradley,
president D. G. Cordle, vice-president;
W. H. Stywauld, secretary; and George
r. Sharp, treasurer.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs-I. .. o. F.-At
a regular meeting of Nelson Encampme Mt,
No. 2, l. o. F. F., held on Thursday eve-
ming last, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term Of six months +:
William J. Riddick, Chief Patriarch; Will
liam w. New, High Priest John X. Mar
tin, Senior Warden; NJ. W. Warrington,
Scribe; W. A. r. Nye, Treasurer; J. L..
Pregler, Junior Warden.
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'JNO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HOUSE,,
RIcHNosD, Va, Nay -, 1897.
RRDUCTION OF HklI.

The undersigned, dstsrminsd TO keep psss with
tbs travelling public, has reduced the fare 70
THREE DOLLARs Per DAY. The we'll. earned
and vide. reputation OF this fsvosits hotel
more than that no effort on hts part shall BE- want.
ing to make II equst 10 any ant class hotel In thh
eountry-kORrH or SOUTH.
1t has been recently rented and newly fernished
throughout. and nothing that can promote me son.
fort and eonvsnisnss Of his xasse hss essn
omitted.
Grateful for past favors the undersigned solleits
continuance from his fos nSn ksSo1s nnS Pos'
lie generally. 'oha - bALLAHVs
my SITS SOPstesoy.
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FREAK OF NATuRE.-The body of white
male infant, few days old, was found on
Thursday last in the neighborhood OF the
residence of Mr.. Robert Jordan, on the
Williamsburg road. We are informed that
the child had on the back Of its head an
exact representation Of 'oateJdA, with
hair two or three inches long.
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FAREWELL ADDREss.-Martin NJ. Lips
comb delivers his farewell address TO the
people of Richmond tonight, on the Capt.
tol Square, previous to leaving for Wash
ipgton city, where he goes to lay bricks on
the Smithsonian Institute.
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RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE % 1867.

hardly be described. Being compared
with the hair Of various persons at the
bar and among the spectators, it seemed to
correspond with aV.
Colonel Young stated that few more
witnesses might be brought in behalf Of
the Commonwealth, but they were not
now present. The defence could proceed,
and if he should afterward desire to in
troduce testimony on minor points, the
court should Judge whether its introdu NC
ton would be prejudicial to the cause Of
the prisoner.
Mr.. Spalding thought Mr.. Young ought
to let them know certainly whether or not
the Commonwealth was through. He gave
notice that if other witnesses were here
after introduced he should object.
Mr.. Young said that he need not an
nouce such an intention.
Mrs. Virginia Waddell, being recalled
at the request of Mr.. Spalding, repeated
exactly the evidence given on Thursday.
The following names were called as wit
nesses for the prisoner: John NJ. Batter
man, Miles Phillips, Oscar Phillips, Samuel
X. Phillips, Rebecca Phillips, Josiah Pru-
EFT, jacques Ford, Joseph Jude, Mary
Ford, Richard Phillips, and Joseph Stain
water. Only few of these persons an
swering to their names, Colonel Johnson
requested an adjournment until to-day.
He said that the same privilege had been
granted the Commonwealth on Tuesday,
and he hoped there would be no disposi-
ton to withhold it now.
The court agreed to the suggestion, but
before adjournment Mr.. l.. G. Gardner
was examined, testifying that he had seen
Phillips on the 18th Of February at the
Virginia House in this city. The exami-
nation will be resumed at 10 o'clock this
morninp
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REGISTRATION IN MANCHESTER. - The
citizens of our sister town will be called
upon to register on Monday next. The
registering office will be at the Town Hall.
We hope that all who are not disfranchised
will register without delay, and secure the
majority of seventy-fve which they have
over the colored suifragans. 1t is said the
white majority in the county Of Chester
field, independent Of Manchester, is about
one hundred and fifty.
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THE ALLEGED PERJURY CAsE.-The trial
Of Mr.. Downey upon the charge of com
mitting perjury in registering was on yes
terday postponed until to-day at 10 o'clock,
when it will again come before Commits
sioner Chahoon.
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The AMOUNT OF TOBACCO manufactured
in this city during the months Of April
and May Of the present year amounted TO
nearly 1900. 900 pounds; the Government
tax from which source alone amounts TO
about $500, 900.
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Corn EXCHANGE.-At an adjourned
meeting at the Tobacco Exchange yes
terday to organize a Corn and Flour Ex-
change for this city, Thomas Branch, Esq,
took the chair, and l. N. Cardozo acted as
secretary.
Mr.. John Tyler, from the committee to
the association, made report Of such by
laws, which was read. The meeting then
took up each article successfully, and the
whole was finally adopted with no material
alteration.
1t was determined to make application
to the proper authorities for charter, in
cooperating the association under the
name of "The Corn and Flour Exchange
of the City of Richmond"
Mr.. d. 7. Williams, from the committee to
examine and recommend a suitable place for
the Corn Exchange, made a report, which
was read by Mr.. Peyton Wise, giving a
clear and succinct account of the advan-
tagcS of several rooms. The two most eli
gible in every view were those over the
store Of McsSrS. lIarveys & Williams, on
the corner Of Cary and Fourteenth streets,
and that over the store Of MeSsrs. Elicit X
Roystcr, on the corner ofCary and Twelfth
streets. Both these rooms are admirably
adapted to the wants Of the Corn EX-
change, and the question between them
will be difficult to decide. One very I'M
portant advantage Of Messrs. Haryeys x
Williams's room is that it is separated
from the Tobacco Exchange only by mar
row alley, which will be bridged in case it
is selected, and thus the two Exchanges
will be connected, much to the conye-
nicnce of the trade. That over Elicit &
Royster'sisp possessed, nevertheless, Of such
advantages that it has its advocates, though
majority of the committee preferred
HarveyS & Williams's.
Pending this report, the hour was so late
that the meeting was unable to go into the
election Of officers, and adjourned until
this evening at o'clock at the same place.
+ The disposition with regard to the Ex-
change was the very best, and there can
be no doubt of its complete success.
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ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-The following
were reported at the lower station:
Charles Madison, charged with being
drunk and diSorderly.
Burwell Johnson, charged on warrant
with unlawfully assaulting and beating
with intent to MAIN Miss Martha Thomp-
son.
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REGISTRATION IN HENRlCo.-The number
of voters registered in the second magis-
teral district stood thus when the books
were closed yesterday afternoon: Whites,
90; colored, 26.
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RIcMnMaso!SSPP ao HovsE !>pFly! CoRNFR s,a o.
HOND, YA:--This commodioys snd elniratly:
sceo@ @nodsts fRANellHf, r1RnAa1uf, and
DAY B0ARD1Re. The roome are lAlge, etsy.
and combines everything dssirabis. fsens noas'
rate. uyU-o
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OUR CHURCHES TO-MoRRow.-Theu usual
services will be held in our churches to-
morrow, with the exceptions noted below ::
Rev. r. n. Sledd Trinity church, will
deliver the second of series of lectures
to young men at S4 o'clock P. NJ. Sub
ject-" The Dangers of Young Men,"
Rev. II. S. Kepler will preach in the
Masonic Hall, Manchester, at ii o'clock
A. NJ.
Rev. +. NJ. Peterson (Clay- street church,
will continue his sermons to young men at
S14 O'Clock p. NJ.
Rev. F. J. Boggs will preach in Seaman's
Bethel at p p. M.
There will be prayer meeting for young
men in the rooms ofthe Young Mems Chris
tian Association from to s O'Clock every
Saturday evening until further notice.
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8itllmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY"."...........JUNE %. 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Boarding and Lodging.

MRS. MOORE, formerly Of 62O Broad
Nl street, having REMOVED to 1879 MAIN
STkEET, is prepared to & .eeSmpSdafe 1npSd pkShA.
being In the eoDtrs Of the business portion Of the
city. and bnt short dbtsnce from al the railway
depots persons visiting the city on business will
hnd It very convenient. The rooms are large,
airy and well furnished, and her table supplied at
all times with the best the market affords.
Ia i2-3aW2W
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nUPONTs POWDER-l,ooo ksga
Sssef: Ssssss sss'ssS si:s;s fs.i. 49, "a
feet safety Fuse. 10! ale alssy-.-..
u n-ssv,v ts.:s - = nsssIs.ss:;;s, ~;
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THANKS to Turner for New York, Balti-
more, and Washington papers.
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HARpER's MAGAZINE for July has beer
received from Turner, No. 20 Thirteentf
street,
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MONTICELLO HOUSE.
Nl No. l<3s MAIN STREET,
q few doors from Fifteenth.

MRs. p. r. sTUBBs, PRoPRIIfsHss,
formerly Of the National House, Broad street.
This house 10 situated In the most business part
OF the city, within . short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virgins Central and
the DanSyile railroads, and Offers unusual induce.
ments to the travelling public. Tssns; Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. sn
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H1OTICE-TO THE LAWYERS OF
N TIE FOURTH CoNGRESsI0NA DISTRICT.
RiPT2Y for this district, / hereby notify you,
and al others concerned. that will e:tab.ish my
Office in ihe town OF Farlnville Ut being central
and accessible 10 every portion of the dislIiep,
and will on the 6th day Of august, enter actively
on the duties Of the office. Ubtil that ,lme may
pe aua1II W. w. FORBES.
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THE VALLEYS OF THE JAMES AND
NORTH RIVERS.

THEIR TIST MINERAL RESOURCES-7IiELI
DEVELOPMENT
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DOARD.-A few PERMANENT aud
DDAY BOARDERS can be accommodated O1
Franklin street, second door from the corner Of
Eighth, No. us. = Its
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SHipVinJ.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
L AND BOSTON-S SMl WEEKLY Il "'-I q
IINEEP0WHATA STEAMBUAT E-----!iaE,h--
COMPA Leaves Richmond t<-s.lE[.- a-@-ss
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATCkDhl {.
The steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, CAPTAIN TnoM&8 10
TsAvEss, will leave here at A NJ SVN N, i :.
No freight received after p. NJ. SATURDAY. lhis
steamer has splendid saloons, staterooms, and
passenger accommodations. Passage llnSais IN
cludedj, -. StateroOm, 81 Tor ire,Ent or or pass
ZOO apiIy 10 DAVID 4 WILLIAM CGRRIh,
"fice at Charles T. Wortham Co.'S t1,"'n'h
street, 70 80
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N1OTJCE TO SHIPPERS The boats
~ Of the JAMES RIVER ANDtSaGs-5TTTITi i
KANAWHA CANAL CuMPAN -. - -
will leave the dock as u.uai u,,,pc
rromp:ly at II o'clock NJ: on TuESDA >, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS. ~
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid az me o2-
ti0n Of the shippar. Freight received ana denver
ed al my office. on the doc X. ,,.
way Freight will not be delivered TILL charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured: 49,.
ie IL Is EDM AhD DIhiipN' Agent
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DOR NEW YORK:-The SARA
l. ToGa, Captain King, will viii 5sv re- @ak
board by 10 O'Clock Friday night. Ex1s<xsHs.s
Passage, meals included, only Sl2 Excursion
tick ets for round trip, ouly SO. frelght thk't
for. ,,rrp yr,rSnN
ia 20-3t GARRET L. NAISoN.
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GEyTLEMEN'S LIST.

Pa kiGB.
Miss w. G. Battle.
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Fine Crops in Prospect.

IRON ORE ABTN ID A n T &.
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TOR NEW YORK-FlRST NlES~
Il SEL-The superior fast sailing sShoon- r r
er JOHN L. MERRILL (new), NICHS mas sTIyL
Tor having a large portion Of her cargo en-. tsS-ss
,raGeJ and going ON board, will sail on TUE>Dal +,
Time q For balance OF freight apply to
'"' CROW ELL CURRlE.
a o, .. corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
y CORNER MAIN AND PIRfERaTH STREETS.
This frat. class and popular hotel, having recent
ly been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished,
10 now open for the reception OF guests.
Being situated on the main street OF the city,
convenient TO all the railroad depots, steamboat
landings. and principal business houses. together
tions, aud fare reduced to e7ss per day, Il 10 the
most desirable house for the travelling publie To
stop At while I'm the city.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steamboat
landings to convey passengers TO the hotel.
10 i2-3m w. J. BABC0CK, Proprietor.
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For IOUUccOl,iStS.

DOR TOBACCONISTS.-GUM ARA
BIC in bales, suitable for tobacconiS.s, Tor
sala inT by BLUNT & MOSELEY,
jel7 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.
EOR TOBACCONIsTs.-AN n G U s.
TURA BEANS, in cases: snitable for tobacco
nists. for sale low by BLUNT MOSELEY,.
ie is 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.
NOR TOBAC ONISTS- MASS
Il LICoRICE in cases. spisGe ioy 9SEGEY t9SEfI%''S'
TOR sale low 'Y is Main, near Fourteenth street
FACTORY FIXTU RES.-For sale
IL low to close consignment: ,.,..
20 CYLINDER BOX PRESSES,
IL IRON POT MILLS,
30 sets SIS and los SHAPES,
40 Box SCREWS and PRESS FRAMFS,
sCKEWS suitable for hogshead screws for
4sLlpE lipE%TssiB3L IA iB3LEs or TRUCKS,
BANDS, RODS, &c, &c, ,,o,.s
Stored at Myers Brothers ware house. seven
'een'h street, N Il. C. {. READ Or <, c. MORTON.
2s-ts Ohice shockoe Warehouse.
rVO TOBACCONISTS.- case Oil
/ Cinnamon. one case Oil Annise, one case OIL
Mirbana also, Tonqua Beans, Olive OIL, spices,
&c for sale by WILLIAM d. SCOTT,
mys ,-- ~ Gss-9---
TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
l. sGREws AND PREss
FLATTENlNG MILLS, &c., &c,
made and repaired in the most thorough and WORK
manliks manner, and ,oy
WARRANTED TO GIVE sATlsfAoaloN'
THE UNION MANUFACTURING IA NJ SSIG coMPAEY oAIsAH'
Mr. JOHN HANCOCK.
who has been engaged expressly Tor TINS WorA'
viii be happy to his old Iinds GS6 and
TITRERS OF RICHMOND. NH lis
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EOR TOBACCONlSTS.- I'M Ak A.
RIG in bales suitable for tobacconis:s, Tor
sala Low by BLUNT & MOSELEY,
10 II 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.