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Arrival OF japanese commissioners

SAN Francisco, March 20.-The steam
ship Colorado has arrived. She expert
enced pleasant weather during the entire
voyage from Yokohama except three days
westerly winds in the middle passage.
She brought ninety-three cabin and
seventy three steerage passengers. The
Japanese commissioners for Washington
were passengers. Their names are as fol-
lows: Onowottomogaro, lst commissioner ;
Matsumoto Yudayne, I'd commissioner /;
Fukusawa Ukitchi, secretary; Eohndi Sc
vira, list interpreter; Seky Shinpat2hi, I'd
interpreter Finno Shinnots, paymaster ;
Ogassawara Orrata HACKER, naval otncer,
and native servants.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Richmond MARKETS.


rha fo,,ovinu are our wholesale quotations
| from actual sales:
AppLRs.-very few in market; green *&Us
| q barrel; dried, 7iGsic y d.
ALcoHoL-&4. 2S0S4.6o y gallon.
ALs.-scotch, best brands, pints, % " dozen
quarts, Is.
BAoos.-Prssent prices are firm. Shoulders
| l2c, ribbed sides, l3c. clear ribbed sides, II
Qlsc Virginia hog round, laQiic. hams, can
vass, lsQ22c. plain hams, l7Qlsc.
| BsAss.-whi,s, - asgs2 SO.
| BucxvHRAr FLoUR.-3c q d. None in market.
| BurrHR.-stock large prime In demand at 81
| Cpssc. /; second rate butter, soGzSc.
BAss.-Grsin, 4oGe2tc.
BRAsDr.-French, slOQsla; apple, ss.2s Phila.
| dsIphia, u. AoSQs2. rs; peach, ~.
BsooMs.-Thres strings, $3.50; four strings,
small, o.; large, $3.50; i've strings, IS 50. Rich
mond made brooms, two strings. $i.7s@s2 three
strings, ~. 2saS5.2s; four strings, s,Gs4.
BUoKsrs.-Psinled, two hoops, ~ three hoops,
$3.50. .-&
BKKswAx.-ssGsse. Th.
CHERRIEs.-Dried, SOC. y 3.
CoScRsrRArED Lrs.-$aGta.a rs p dozen by the
| case.
CONTEMPORARIES. FRUITS. dc.-Candy. stick, Is
0acc. y n; fancy, soG75c. Raisins-bunch, ~ so
layers, IS q box. Figs, 27Gsoc. n d. Lemons,
IS y box. Aassina oranges $3.50 y box. Almonds,
ss0soc. y b. ~
CoRS.-Corn has risen, and We now quote II at
selc G3i,o5.
CoRs MlAL.-City mills, boltsd, clio; unboltsd,
ti.o7s; country mills, $lG$I.n. ss...i.
CHHssE.-Northern and Western, prime cutting,
roc; common, I3(Dise. English dairy, 710asc.
CoyYrE.-Rio. ssGs7s. Lagusyra, ssGsos. /;
Java, ss(eSoe.
CAspLss.-Adamantins, light weight, lsG3se. 8
full weight, 9s0asc. tallov, iio.
CorToH CARps.-&s q dossn; wool cards,
os.so(17. IL. ....-.1-t
Corros YAsSs.-Prom No. TO No. u, ta.so /;
Nsuchsstsr, %. az; Lsaksviils, ts.sO.
Dsx Goops.-py goods have IN upwsrd ten
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Any State government in Virginia in
which Mr.. Bolts and those who acted with
him through the rebellion should alone
be permitted to vote would be one Of the
worst and most odious oligarchies the
world ever saw. 1t could not last an hour
without the support of Federal bayonets ;
and such support would only add to the
severity of its oppression and the odious-
ness of its character. Governments in
this country must be Of the people and
for the people; when we make them any
thing else, we abandon the only thing in
which we differ from the nations of the
old world.-Ne,c York Times.
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GENERAL. STERLING ParcE.-No nam,

GENERAL STERLING ParCE.-No name
among the rebel soldiery of Missouri car
riel greater weight with the disloyal PEG.
pie of that State than that Of General
Sterling Price. During the war lie was an
active, eager, rampant rebel, lighting to
the last, and surrendering only when he
could do nothing else. A card in st.
Louis paper announces the opening of a
now commission house in that city, of
which General Price is the head. One
such example does more to convince the
masses of the people Of the possibility of
reconstruction than score of Radical
speeches can to persuade them Of the con-
trary.-Ne,o York Times.
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The four months past have been opprcssivsly
dull. Tho wsa.her and the political condition Of
the country have combined 10 produce this sists
OF commerce and business. The winter was the
severest for many years, and the spring, thus far
has been such as pretty much TO coutinue the
embargo upon industry and trade established by
the winter.
There is good reason to hope that, as soon A.
the weather is settled and the roads become firm
enough to enable farmers to transport produce,
there win be greatly improved state Of things.
We have grounds for supposing that the pros
pective political status Of the country will assist
In the revival OF enterprise and business. 1t Ia
now clear that certain things must be done by the
States, and in the interval In which these things
are in progress Of contamination the States are nm
der the government OF military authorities that
win preserve order and security. This will In.
spire confidence, and capital viii be gradually
invited. Mem Of means will feel that the mill
tary period will be safe one, and that when
that is removed, II will be succeeded by the re-
stored State government. Though this FEELING Oh
| confidence will develope itself cautiously and
gradually, 1t will appear and grow, until We are
brought TO q state OF at least comparative pros
psrity.
On these grounds we may expect during the epsu-
ing months OF the present year TO be considerably
better of in the way OF business During the past
two years there have been great many capitalists
visiting this city and the State to find out objects
| for investment. Many OF them have been inclined
to invest freely; but save In very few cases ID
condition OF the country deferred them from ha-
! harding anything. These persons may now and a
safer grouni for operations, and We may expect
additional stimulus to enterprise and occupa-
ton from this source.
The depression we have felt here has been gene.
raj Such seasons OF apathy are always followed
by resctionary periods. Though we cannot from
our situation profit as much from revival AZ the
| northern States and cities, we must nevertheless
| feel 1t in some degree.
The act Of the General Assembly to pay the In
terest on the State debtor four per cent. Of it,
must have good effect In strengthening III credit
OF Virginia. To see State SO prostrated by wal
and every species Of calamity using its best ef-
forts to meet It's obligstio is an example which
| should command for her confidence and reliance,
a. well as excite admiration. 1t should be remem-
bered that this act is passed not only while the
State is oppressed with adversely, but while heI
own existence q State IL extinct and her Legs-
lature acts under the permission of the military
authority.
The passage Of the interest bill on yesterday i'm
| mediately advanced the bonds Of the State from
3l6l32 to 373.
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From WashinctOn.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The President
has signed the bill appropriating $4,000
for the relief of the INDECENT blacks of the
District.
The negroes are largely in the majority
in the registration of voters so far: The
whites are taking little interest in it.
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The REMEDY IN REsERvE.-The pro-
found impression produced by the great
speech of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens in sup
port of his confscation bill shows how
readily and instantly the people would ap-
prove the severest legislation if this were
rendered necessary by the continued or
renewed obduracy of the authors of the
rebellion. Chronicle.
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The LIQUOR QUESTION IN MAINE.-A
special election will be held in every town,
city, and plantation in the State on the Sd
of June to vote on the question as to
whether it is proper that the penalty on
the first conviction for the sale of intoXi-
eating liquors as a beverage shall be in
creased from fine of ten dollars and costs
to thirty days Imprisonment, or, under the
search and seizure claim, from fine of
twenty dollars to three months imprison-
ment and fine.
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RINDERPEsT AGAIN.-The United States
Consul at Antwerp has informed the Sc
cretary of State of the breaking out anew
of the rinderpest, that fearful scourge
which swept over the greater part OF Eu-
rope last year. Secretary McCulloch has
issued circulars to collectors of customs
cautioning them to be on their guard, and
to prevent the landing of foreign neat cat
tie and hides.
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CAN IT BE TRUE ?-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Gazette says
that it is shrewdly suspected that the Pre-
sident's enemies desire nothing so much as
veto Of the supplementary reconstruc-
ton bill, and have heard it doubted by
very sensible men whether, if veto be in
terposed, the bill can be passed over it
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ATTORNEYS OATH IN MARYLAND HERE.
AFTER" do solemnly swear Tor affirm
as the case may be, that | will at all times
demean myself fairly and honorably as an
attorney and practitioner of law, that
will bear true allegiance to the State o
Maryland, and support the Constitution
and laws thereof, and that | will bear true
allegiance to the United States, and sup
port, protect, and defend the Constitution
laws, and government thereof as the su
preme law of the land, any law or ordi
nance Of this or any State to the contrary
Notwithstanding"
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virginia P0stmasaers.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Senate, in
executive session, has confirmed the nomi-
nations Of postmasters Edward J. Sullivan,
at IIarrisonburg; Henry Massie, Char
lQttesyille; Robert Campbell, Lexington
and A. I. Maupin, Stanton, Va.
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THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERs.-The
Judges of election are still at work in the
First Ward, and probably will not CON-
plete their labors before Sunday. The
whole number of persons registered up to
the hour of closing the polls last night was
1874, of whom l,l46 were colored.-
Chronicle
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Explosion OF Powder in China.

SAN Francisco, March 20.-Two hum
dred thousand pounds of powder exploded
in Hong Kong harbor, killing forty persons,
destroying several houses, and shaking the
city like an earthquake.
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According to appointment, the trustees
of the Peabody Southern Educational
Fund had q meeting in New York. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present were
General Grant and Admiral Farragut.
Hon. r. c. Winthrop presided. Their
meetings will be continued for several
days, and the result, it is expected, will be
such as will present plan which will en-
able the South to reap Immediately the
benefits of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ledger.
1t is reported that the latest movement
in the New Jersey Legislature with regard
to female suffrage has been report by a
committee recommending that constltu-
tional convention be called to consider this
and other matters, that the question may
be fairly brought before the people Tor
their action.
W. Winwood Reade writes to Boston
paper that it is doubtful whether DR..
! Livingstone is dead. About the same time
comes new report from Europe that he
was killed by the Africans.
A boy fifteen years old, in Brillon, Cal
umet county, Wisconsin, after desperate
struggle, hhou ~ Sho uoai anu cap
tured four cubs, and the next day killed q
catamount.
The election for delegates to the New
York Constitutional Convention will take
place on the 23d of April. Colored men
are to vote, and ex-Confederates and de-
serters are not.
Mrs. Psrtington says that when she was
young, "gals were innocent, unconn Eea
creatures; now they are what the french
call blazes.'"
A correspondent says that "Hon. Johr
A. Logan possesses all the points OF
flrst. class American Caesar"
The Msison Doree, Delmonico's famous
restaurant IN New York, has been broken
up, and the dishes and things sold OUT
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Mr.. Stevens is always forcible speaker,
but unless the Democrats shall again rally
In solid column TO bis support, as they did
when he advocated the reconstruction bill,
heis not likely to have much success In
urging condscation.-NeW York Tribune,
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PRICES CURRENT.
Virginia Leaf.-Ordinary and faded, ordi-
nary sound fair dry leafy, good and fine, +G
lodi Stemmed Ordinary short, fair leafy,
good and fine, 6Gll2d., nominal.
Paraguay, 4glod. Greek and Turkey,
Western Leaf-Ordinary exports, fine dark
long, midding TO fine dry, selected and
colory, 2h@lOd. Stemmed. Ordinary, 4HG
sgd. middling to good, 7@sd. fine seiec'
tons, 9@lid.
Maryland. Dry leafy and sweet, ShQ6d.
colory and fine, 7I9d.
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Railroad Consolidation.

MEMPHIS, March 20.--The Memphis and
Little Rock railroad has been consolidated
with the FL Paso and Pacific road, OF which
General Fremont is president. The work
upon the former will be pushed forward.
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The Military Government Bill In
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 20.-General
Granger and a large number OF prominent
citizens have issued call for a public
meeting here on the 26th instant in favor
of reconstruction under the Sherman mill
tary government bill.
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SickIes AT the SOuth.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 2l.-General
Sickles has arrived. He was received with
a salute Of thirteen guns.
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PRICES CURRENT

PRICES CURRENT.
Virginia Leaf-Short. sound, and dry, mid
ding leafy to good and fine spinuers, selec-
tions. So lid. Stemmed.-Ordinary short,
middlng to good, fine spinners, 6Gl3d., nomi-
nal.
Maryland, 3H6sh and Cd; Paraguay, 40
lodi Dutch and German, 40lld.
Western Leaf.-Low ordinary exports, 20
4d factory dried, common TO fair and good
quality, 4lSd. fine selections, S1lOd. Stem
med Short and common, 4*GlJHd. mid
ding, 6@7d. good parcels, 7@shd. fire Sc
Greek and Turkey, 28sd. Java, a9l2d. /;
Japan, none.
LIVERPOOL, March 5, 1867.
We have to report n large increase of bust
ness in the Liverpool tobacco market during
February, the sales reaching total of 2,237
hogsheads.
The chief feature in the above, and the one
most gratifying TO our friends, is the evidence
that the present reduced scale of prices is
tending 10 bring back the consumption of the
country, in Il great degree, To western stemmed
tobacco. This, ii is 10 be hoped, will continue,
TO the gradual exclusion OF subs titutes. For
export there was but little inquiry
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Passage OF the Maryland state Con
yentiOn Bill.

ANYAPoLIs, March 2O.-The bill to call
a State constitutional convention passed
the Senate BY two-thirds vote, Mr.. Mules
voting for it. Having previously passed
the House OF Delegates, it is now law.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND LODGING.-Af few
ID DAY or TRANSIENT BOARDERS can be ac-
commodated on reasonable terms If early applica-
ton be made.
Apply at No. 6l7 Main street, opposite the airing
ton House NH l2-lm
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LILA RID HOU 8 E,
RICHMOND. VA.

THIS NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
Is now complete in all Its appointments.
1t ia acknowledged to have
NO SUPERIOR
In the southern States,
AND TO BIB ECU AL
to any In the North.
The owner has spared no expense to make II
equal In every respect to
ANY HOTEL IN THIS COUNTRY.
The propris tors pledge their best efforts to make
their guests in every way comfortable Their
LONG and SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE
justices them In saying that the accommodation
Of no hotel shall be superior to theirs.
They ask the support Of their friends and the
public generally. BALLARD BROTHkk.
JoHs p. BALLARD.
THOMAS Z. BALLARD. Jao
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Steamer Lost.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 21.-The
steamer Coquette has been snagged. Her
cargo is a total loss.
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North Carolina Election.

NEwBERNE, N. c., March 2l.-Maior
John Hughes, the southern candidate for
the State Senate, has been elected unani-
mously.
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Relief from Maryland.

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-The Senate has
appropriated 100000 to the relief of the
poor of the South.
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English Tobacco Market.
0rley's Monthly Circular.
LONDON. March 4. /


LONDON, March 4, 1867.
At the early part of the month just ended
more inquiry existed for tobacco in this mar
ket purchases of western strips were made
by the trade TO fair extent, and the medium
grades, which were most in request were ia
ken within the range of our quotations.
Western leaf was but sparingly dealt in, and
in Virginia the only transaction calling for
special notice was the purchase of about lO0
hogsheads leaf for the use of the navy.
The demand has not been continuous, and
the market during the last two weeks has been
extremely quiet for all descriptions.
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CAIRO, ILL, March 20.-The leyee on
the north side Of Columbus, KY, broke
this morning, and the town is now COM
pletely inundated. Cairo is still dry.
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Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.-The Unionists
have nominated Colonel A. Bullitt for
Congress from this district.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
IUBALUU LAUHANuEi
RICHMOND, VA, March q, 1867.

RICHMOND, VA, March q, 1867.
We report the breaks full to-day. No
change to note in prices. Below we give the
transactions Ninety. seven hogsheads, TWEEN
" eight tierces, and twenty-six boxes sold at
the Exchange, and sixteen parcels loose to-
bacco sold at Shockoe warehouse, as follows
Lugs manufacturing, common to good, 80
to 81 manufacturing, sum- cured, $40 to 81;
shipping, common 10 good, % 10 S6. 80.
Observation-Disclosures common 10 good, IS to
SIS; manufacturing, fancy common, $50 to
$50 fancy wrappers, medium TO fine, s35 to
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CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
The supply OF cattle and sheep is very small, and
prices still advancing. They sold to-day - fol.
lows
BEEs.-Common, &c. good, 7Gsc. heavy fat,
9m9sc gross Slaughtered beef, in hands OF COM
mission merch ants, Is selling at sGi2c. n ID.
sHgEP.-Common, ss0lsc. good to extra, 1885,
gross.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Cotton steady
middling uplands, 3lc. Flour firm. Corn
dull and declined 2a3c.; white, $1,000
sl.lO. Mess pork, S23.75g$24; bulk Shout
ders, SIC.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-Noon.-Cotton
has a downward tendency; sales of 5000
bales. Middling uplands, 1915; Orleans,
l331. Manchester advices untavorable.
LONDON, March 2l-Noon.-Finances are
unchanged.
LONDON, March Acknowledgement,
OH. United States bonds, Az.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l.-Evening.-
Cotton market continued dull and heavy
uplands, 1898; Orleans, 1871; sales OF
5000 bales. Tallow, AS. Sd. Lard, sos.
Sd. Spirits turpentine, 37s. Sd.
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Bank Suspension i'm Havana.
HAVANA, CUBA, March l4.-The Bank OF
Cuba has suspended.
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TRgDEGAK WoRKS
RICHMOND, February n, ls67.

TRBDEGAk WORkh
RICHMOND, February II, ls67.
NOTICE.-The firm of j; +; AN
mon consent, and It's name will only Do USED IN
settlement Of It's affairs .n.
The business heretofore conducted ~ 1S ,ns
The operations OF the works will be, continued
nndsr the present engagement BY our successors,
by whom all unfinished orders and contracts on
our books viii be promptly sxscn =. -.
irons. yI,oGEIAS DTh9NTR
i soabERr AkSaHk.
1RCHER ANDERSON.
TRxDKsAR woRKs, RIcHMoEp, yAyl
February ~, 1867.
THE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
i having purchased ths Trsdegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mil, and the manufacturing ou'
sinsss Of Nsssrs. J. 3. AndeRon = Co.. mas TINS
day organized,
This Company win continue to produce All sns
articles heretofore made At these works, own
II rHR ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes:
Rolled Chairs, Mails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN fhA FoUNDkike AND HAcHIug suOPa.
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axlss, lifted or separate:
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complets;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes
Marine Engines OF all cissses,
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boilers-fue, locomotive. and cylinder;
Castings OF Iron aud Brass, inclnding the largest
descriptions made; 4u
Mill and Steamboat Shafts Of the heaviest class.
In addition. II win ct once commence the manu-
'"~ 'N'' ' J. r. ANDERSON, President.
J.P TAxxlR. Vice President mh lin
NEW MUSIC.-Weh have just received
alsrgs assortment Of the best and lstss.
ITALIAN. AID
VOCAL AID IHsTRUxRnrAL.
Call and examine the sane, or address
JOHNSON cHAxBRRLAYnY,
Music Publishsrs and Dealers,
fsN No. soi. corner Main and Ninth streets.
WINDOW GLAHS.-A full ssaort-
"! nsnt Of French and American WINDOW
so 81 siis 3 sRorHss, m.s Main ..r..,.
nAn and Sixth street opposite sssoad market.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, March Alp. M.-Stocks
excited 5-20's, 1862, coupons, 1921.
Gold, l34s1. Cotton heavy and declined
1sQlc.; sales of 1900 bales at 80 josie:
for upland middling. Flour-State and
western advanced 5@10c. southern firm.
Corn heavy and declined l92c. mixed
western, $l.l7@$1.19. Mess pork firm.
Groceries quiet. Freights quiet; steam,
to LIVERPOOL, 80,
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ID EMOV l.. - HABLISTON d
II BROTHER having bought the large stock q
crsnshaw, and leased the sore. recently osespis4
By them, are nov prepared, with LAKak ADD.
want FURNITURB Of any kind. They Will 81.
ways keep on hand the nnsst assortmsnt IN the
Market and invite their friends 10 give tnen
stairs. IeW
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TALBOT q BROTHER crr,,vs .,
sTEAM ENGIHss, saw MILLS, 0RIsT MILLS.
HYDRAULIC PREsBEb. &o.,
are again In business, corner Cary ana gevens
tssnth streets, and srs prepared 70 fuInish
HICKSS PATENT ENGINE, the gresssss thine
now out. Also. our improved OSCILLATiNo ~:
of Engine required. All persons wishing 70 buy
win do well to call and see them before puienas'
ing elsewhere. suW-N