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Its ratio Of expense to income is extremely
low. This may be seen by reference to the Off
cial Reports for 1865 For example:
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But
The darkest day
Live till tomorrow will have passed away"
And already the word had been spoken that
should turn the color of her fate. e. 1
Aunt Betsey was right about good many
things; and at the very moment she was
taking her pinch of snuff and unconscious
ly thrusting poisoned arrows into the heart
of Eliza Orange, the same subject was being
discussed by Frederick Chestnut's father and
mother in the clean, airy kitchen of their
Ibid you give Frederick hint Of row
you felt, mother? 2" asked Mr. Clement anx-
iously. 5s.ts s. -
wNot word for noragaiust. Iwouldn't.
/ treated the girl just as well as knew
how, though never could stand it with the
Dudgeon blood. always did feel as though
1 was a porcupine with my quills out where
ever I saw one of the family, even as long
ago when they and we were young together,
though Idon't know any reason Why" re-
piled Mrs. Chestnut, stopping moment to
mediate upon the metaphysical side of the
question. Well, so it is" she resumed
cheerfully, after an unavailing pause; "some
folks can't bear cheese, and I never took to
the Dudgeons. But. nevertheless, shall
| try to treat Freddy's wife like daughter,
wherever she may be; SO showed her my
cheeses, and took her out to see the garden
and the pig, and never breathed a breath
for nor against Freddy. Only as she was
off putting on her things in the real Dud.
geon way, dawding and dowdy, just said
to Freddy, sort OF aside, said l "next time
YOU come, bring Eliza" And he never said
word, and I never said word. / wouldn't
for anything" - ''.-.a - q
All, kind-hearted Mother Chestnut I'm
conscious influence is sometimes mightest
and word spoken in due season how swee'
it isl e,ss E1,L Do slsf --1.,-.l
Frederick didn't tell you, suppose
asked Mr.. Chestnut, anything about wha
! made the trouble betwixt him and Eliz'
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THE BURTON MURDER.-The negro, Mel
son Gilmore, charged with the murder of
VIM. E. Burton, o brakesman on tho Chesa-
peake. and Ohio railroad, was before the
Mayor yesterday for hearing. It will be
remembered that Burton'e dead body was
found at Gordonsville, but it is supposed
that the murder was committed in Rich
mond.
DR.. Dunn, Of Gordonsville, testified that
he made an examination of the dead body,
and thought the wound which caused
death was made by round, smooth sub
stance, ss there was no liberation of the
scalp.
Mr.. Faulkner, magistrate from Cor
donsyille, testified that he had summoned
the jury Of inquest, and was present during
its Investigations. The verdict of the jury
was that the deceased had come to his death
by the blow above referred to. Z32
/ Captain Roberts, conductor Of the freight
train upon which Burton travelled, said the
accused told him in Staunton that Burton's
clothes were sent off on the Saturday be-
fore he left the train.
The bedtick which was wrapped about
the dead body was exhibited, and identi-
fed by Captain Roberts as the one Burton
had sent out to have bolster made of it..
The clothes found in Gilmore's possession
were also identified by the conductor and
several employees of the railroad company.
A Mr.. Murphy testified that he was una
BILE positively to identify the boots left at
his store by the accused.
The Mayor deemed the evidence sufi-
cient to send Gilmore on for indictment.
The negroes before charged with being his
accomplices were recognized to appear as
witnesses.
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to the commissioner, Having determined
this product, multiply the number Of bush
els that can be ,fermented in twenty-four
hours by this sum, and it will give the
quantity of spirits which can be produced
in twenty -four hours.
The capacity of Q smolasses dist llery is
estimated upon the same principle. Hav-
ing found the working fermenting capacity
Of ths fermenters in gallons, as above
stated, divide this by the number of gal-
Ions of mash which the distiller makes
from gallon of molasses, and it will give
the number Of gallons of molasses required
to I'LL fernenters. Take the ferIaenting
period, plus the twenty -fonr hours, and di-
vide the amount found as above, and it
will give the quantity which can be fer
inented in tgenty-four hours. isS
The quantity Of spirits which can be pro-
duced from gallon Of nolasses varies, of
course, with the completeness Of the appa-
ratus and the quality Of the material, from
eighty to ninety-fTeIpereent. from eighty
FIVE to ninety per cent. being probably q
fair average, and in nc, case should o less
allegiance than this average be made with
out first submitting q full report Of the rea-
sons therefor to the commissioner. .. ssa
:" Iii case any question arises to the COR
rectness Of the survey, the assessor will
forward draft of his report to the commits
sioner before it is signed, in order that such
questions may be determined. 10,
In estimating the number of dry inches
to be allowed for fermentation, the assessor
and person designated to aid him must, of
course, be governed in q great measure by
the depth of the fermenting cabs. From
the best information received, it is believed
that a fair allowance will be from three to
seven inches for corn, and any mixture of
corn and rye NOT exceeding one-half corn !;
and from seven to twelve inches of rye, and
any mixture of rye exceeding one-haf.
While it is, perhaps, natural that the dis
tiller should claim the maximum allowance
as most advantageous to him, it is incum-
bent upon the officers making the survey to
make, such, allowance only as is fair and
equitable, having regard to the interests of
the Government as well as OF the distiller.
Should the allowances in any district in
oil cases equal the maximum allowance, or
in; most cases exceed the average between
the two extremes given, the suryey should
be accompanied by some explanation Of
the reasons therefore, to rebut the Inference
which might be drawn from such action.
THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner.
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MAYORS COURT-MAToR Gre CHAHoos.
The Reiss Forgery Cass.- Tie case Of B.
Reiss, the alleged forger Of the name Of
Colonel Coppens for $3.50, was again called
Saturday morning. but the habeas corpus
by Judge Meredith not having been de-
'cided, the case was again continued until
Receiuing, Stolen 5aoods.- John Nottie,
having in his possession one cake Of cheese
and one kit Of mackereI knowing The same
to have been stolen from L. Levy. Con-
tinued until to-day. Egsaos s.! E
Biga,ny.- .-Reanus Davis (negro), felo-
niously marrying Mary Nicholas while hrs
lawful wife, Louisa Davis, was still living.
Continued until Wednesday,.
BWqluy.--Nelson and James Burwell
(negroes), breaking into and taking forci-
BILE possession of the house Of Robert JEFF
ferson.. Security required in the sum Of
$l00 each. -,sf
Hogrant.-William Layne (negro ,boy),
vagrant., Discharged. ..s
Stealing. Iron. = Simon Ellis (negro),
having in his possession piece of railr DAD
iron supposed to have been stolen. Dis
charged. -. ..s... ,..,, !.
Vicious Dog.-Cyrus Winston (negro),
allowing his dog to run at large and to bite
Patrick O'Brient. Ordered that the dog be
killed. -
Drunk.-Richard Vance, the museum
man, drunk and disorderly in the street.
Security required in $100 for his future good
behavior. Amanda Page (negress), drunk
and creating q disturbance in the street.
Held for requisition from the Henrico au-
thorities. - 81 r
The Copper Kettle Case. Julius fl.llinger
and Fred. CARRIER (white) and Charles
Tabb and John White (negroes), stealing
one copper kettle, valued at $400, from G.
Y. Morriss. CARRIER, White, and Tabb, were
discharged, and Fillinger sent on for in
dictment.
Too Many Wivss. ss.-Edmondl Johnson
(negro), unlawfully, cohabiting with Mary
Stewart while his lawful wife, Agnes John.
son, was alive. Discharged, and Agnes
advised to 60 to the Hastings Court and sue
her husband for support. @a' = rz'@.1
Petit Larcenies. Henry Edwards,
charged with stealing On iron tobacco screw
from some person unknown. and John
Stewart with stealing q ham, were sent on
for indictment. Chelsea Johnson (negro) !,
stealing pair of boots, was discharged.
Assault and Battery.-Robert Barefoot,
assaulting and beating Greenleaf Towers
(negro) with bottle, was discharged. Ma
poleon Haynes, assaulting and beating
Mary Williams. Discharged.
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UNPLEAsANTNEss BETWEEN OFFICE-sEEK-
ERs-THEY GO TO LAw.-The "loyal "
element of our population, like others, is
not free from it's " little unpleasantnesses," !"
and though not fighting people, these Office
seekers are not averse to going to law on
slight pretext to be avenged for q little
grievance. Asperity is very apt to be
evinced in contests for "fat Places" and
not unfrequently lasting enemies are
thereby made.
1t is our duty st this writing to report o
sad falling out between the two aspirants
for the office of county clerk of Henrico--
viz, Major 8. Z. Annable and Captain B. G.
Cook, both ex-Federal officers, and the latter
well known in the best days Of the Bureau
as its superintendent for the city of Rich
mond. Captain Cook, who albeit lost an
arm in the late war, was successful IN OBJ
tanning the recommendation from the Re-
publican Executive Committee, which, it
seems, is with that ilk considered equiya-
lent to an appointment by General Stone
man. Of course the Major was incensed,
and straightway brought suit against the
successful candidate as an absconding
debtor, and had him arrested and his pro-
perty attached. He was allowed, however,
to give bail for his appearance before the
county court on the first day of the Janu-
ary term.
Once more at large, Captain Cook sought
his revenge, and on Saturday, by his attor-
neys, Page and Hale, brought suit against
Major Annable for false Imprisonment,
claiming $4,000 damages. We are in
formed, too, that he proposes to prosecute
the Major for perjury, alleging that ne well
knew that he had no idea of leaving the
State. "Let US have peace s." ...~~
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TIE NOISE HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-The
case of A. Noise, Jr., Esq, who alleges
that he is illegally detained by the sergeant
Of the city for refusing to answer certain
questions in the Reiss forgery case, was
before Judge Meredith yesterday. Mr..
Noise was represented by Ex-Governor
Wise, Judge Crump, and General Bradley
T. johnson; the respondent by Mr.. Chan
dler, the new city attorney. After some
discussion, The hearing was postponed until
the 10th instant.
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ARRESTS SATURDAY.-The following par
ties were arrested on Saturday, and will
have hearing this morning:
First Ward.-Fred Price (negro), drunk
and unable to take care Of himself;
Mary Price, drunk and disorderly;
William Gillen, drunk and unable to take
care of himself;
Edward Doran, trespassing on the pre-
misses of and using abusive language to the
family Of William McGrain.
Detective Murphy arrested on Saturday
Cornelius Brown (negro) on the charge OF
breaking into the tobacco factory of hessrs.
Neudecker & Brother on the 2lst of Decem-
Der and carrying off several boxes of to-
bacco, valued at sixty dollars.
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MEETINGS To-N1GHT.-Annual meeting
of the Richmond Gymnasium at ~ ?. NJ.
Shockoe Hill Division, Sons of Tempe
rance, at hall corner of Bank and Tenth
streets. Public installation of officers.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. l3O, stated
meeting at hall on Union Hill. :
a special rehearsal of the oratorio OF
" The Creation !" by the Richmond Musical
Benevolent Association at the usual place.
The congregation Of the Third Presbyte-
rian church will meet to elect o pastor.
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SuPPLY OF CRY WHARF.-THE pumps at
the pump-house were stopped at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Saturday by reason of the freshet
now in the river. Should this freshet con-
tinue for many days it is possible that in
some portions of the city wcter will be very
scarce, as our only dependence now is in
what there may be in the reservoir.
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A GOOD ERRAND.-Governor Wells went
to Washington Saturday to look after some
more of that money due the State Of Vir-
ginia from the United States Government
for furnishing Union troops during the
slate rebellion" He expects to bring
back with him this time about $4,000.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JJA.!xUARB:

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2.
ARRIVED. --.,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys &
Williams sa3 - rJ.5ro afN I.tE.E !.
Steamer Norfolk, Morgan, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Aibemarle, Couch, New York, !ner-
chandse and passengers, w. @. Dunham b Co.
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BARN BURNT--HEAvY Loss. During
Christmas week the barn of Mr.. L. H.
Kemp, in Henrico county near Malvern
Hill, was burnt, with oil his crop of corn,
tobacco, and shucks, wheat machine, corn
shelter, and other agricultural implements.
Loss, o thousand or twelve hundred dol
lars. No insurance. An English farm
hand was shucking corn in the barn when
the fire broke out, but cannot give its origin.
He says he had used neither fire nor match
that day, and when he discovered the fam es
they were only few feet from him. -
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LIST OF; UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING. IN THE RICHMOND PosTOFFIcE J JANUARY
4, ls69.-Henry Beck; Box 227, Rich
mond, Va; Joseph Kampne, Culpeper
Courthouse, Va. Rose Zetty; Mrs. Salfie
j. Dyer, Benton, no.; P. Levy, Orange
Courthouse, Va. 7. snodgrass, Lavacca,
Texas Madison Lipscomb, Baltimore, Md. (;
Miss E. v. Woodfp, Scottsville, Va. James
L. Reeve, Fluvsnna county, Va.
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ANOTHER NEGRO BIaAMIsT. - Reuben
Minor 10 negro), charged with bigamy, was
arrested yesterday and lodged in the county
Jail. He will have g hearing before the
county court.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocnEs, for pulmonary
and asthmatic disorders, have proved their efficacy
by test Of many years, ana have received testi-
montals from eminent men who have used them.
Those who are suffering from coughs, colds,
hoarscness sore throat, ETC., should try. 'The
7rOches'' simple remedy, which is In almost
every case efcctnal .t..# 70 S@s ~
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TRUSTEES SALES SToPPED.-Captain
Hambrick, Military Commissioner, on Sa-
turday issued an order stopping two sales
Of property belonging To- John Clash, fad-
vertised by w. Goddin, trustee, and NJ N.
Young, trustee, to take ,placs to-day. !
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81. ELLYsoN Il CO. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers rates. for cash. Apply at this sfice.
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ROOKs AND STATIONERY.

DLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
ID FOB THE NEW YEAR..1he snnserie|sTs |
AGcnfIST BOOKS. MEMORANDUK BOOKS,
Gil COX BOOKS, &c. The best Inks and Writing
Flrids; Letter, Foolsesp, Bill Note, tad ether
iced, Stationery OF every description. Having z
complete BOOE-BINDERY aod BLhSk-boOk
MANUFACTORY,t they are go prsparea % mako
10 order any kind OF Sank Book desired IN rs
good style and upon as favorable terms % can DC
o9lained dNoftn. Zunnnunr1sR q PA PAKHAM.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC, JANUARY 4, 1869.
Sun rises ..7.l5 Moon rises. ....... II 90
Sun sets. 4. 45 High tide, A. NJ. 9.22
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I! :. AUCTION 4 SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR.,will sell at half-past
10 A. NJ. an assorted stock Of groceries.
R. r. HOWISON will sell at IL NJ. the pro-
perty known as Dover Mills In Goochland
county
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HORSES AND MILES.

TNAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 NO.MA
/ LOT OF MULES and HORsEs, sETyA
broke and II! broke suitable for al pur- VI %
pyses on my usual accommodating Gsss.sSs"
terms. Also for my old customers, several splen-
dd TWO and FOuR-hORSE WAGONS, Of LEY
uru manufacture, ready for delivery.
Il. w. GREEN,
On Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
de ns-luE
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.Ii'et' i y HS"''1'. > L.wOoDHoUsE & PAKHAAi.
THE NEW YEAR.

bIARIEs-small, medium, and large sizes;
PIfYSICIA Ms DIARIES, s9 Sa Eg5 o..
NOTES DRAFTi, CHECKS BILLsCYfLA-
D5 DING, DEEDS, and other BLANKS
BLANK ROOKS from the SID al ess p0Sket 20 ths
The LEST BOOKS made to order. 49, 49,
4 - = - :. RANDOLPH Il ES6LIsH.
1878 Main street,
7".tsH dealers In Law and Miscellaneous Books.
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Observation-Disclosures has al the lead
ing magazines and newspapers at tl14
Main street. Thanks for faYors. +,
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CPEtGAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-M
= saTTH aat for sale at the Ex-sHsA
IEANuE 5.!y EtSy AND SALE STA W
Ebhs fTsnSln street, UtlG HUNDRED sssssasss -,
tHlNG Mules FIFTY WELL-BROkE
hUI.E5 aId 1IE.ENTY YOUNG MARES, suita.
hlr fgr itl,iyE purposes al OF which viii be sold
8: reduced prizes and on tic most accommodating
.er=k. H.. 81 JOHN Il. DAVIS.
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FOR SALE.

TWO No. | FRESH MICH COWS Cgsts
/ For SALE by the undersigned, on hisa.A-
h:m in Hanover, eight miles from Richmond and
one mile from Atlee's station.
nI-3s w ". NEWMAN.
U0R SALE, A STEAM SAW-MILL
4 situated on t!dc-water In Charles City county,
ulrty-harsc mower complete In all arrangem-nts
win LkTH { aud GitISf MILLS attached. Will
b. I'D low. For particulars, apply TO
ALLISON Il ADDISON,
Ge Cav 1920 Cary street.
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8itllltl,loolltd 1ispattt1.

TEE EfCrReULATIoN OF rHE aDIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINEp CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
oTHBR DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. 81. ..s +. ' j. .,~..,,,
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OFFICE VIEGISIA FIRE AND MARISE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICmMoED, VA, January !, 1899
| nlVIDEND.-The Directors of this Com
~ pan" haze declared their regular semi-an-
ASSi dividend Of four per cent, payable on ana
"iitr his date. WILLIAM WILLIS, JRs
Ja Ia Secretary.
\ NOTlCE.-The Board of Directors of the
10y National Back Of Virginia, Richmond, have
ms DAY declared s DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
fNE. ont OF tic net earniugs OF The Bank during
The past six nouths payable TO Stockholders on
and after The sih day OF January next free Of tax.
j. B. NORTON. Cashier.
Lccomber 81, 1863 ia I-St
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE C0.,}
RICHMOND, December 3lst 1865 ) 5
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
!. have declared 1. dividend OF four per centIIn
Tree Ui all taxed out OF the profits OF the com
tily Tor The past SIX months payable 10 the Stock
holders on AMI after the 7th day Of January next.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN,
il l-St Secretary.
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10n BARRELS APPLES receiving per
wv steamer Albemarlc for sale low 70 close
CONSIGNMENT. HULST Il KING,
dc ~ lk29 Main street.
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IssOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIP

HlSSOLUTIUN UF FCU-PAKTNEKSHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
s. Jones, Jr.. John NJ. Allan, and John d. White
head, under the name and style Of jones' JR.,
= co., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
the other partners viii continued the business ut the
old stand Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
Al parties ha wing claims against said firm Will
present them TO g Jones, Jr, for settlement, and
those indebted will make payment To himsn sai
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TOR NEW YORK.-The elegant @Fs4
Captain BOURNE will leave her wharf az Rock
etts on TUESDAY, January 5th, at O'Clock A.. M.
Freight received all ,dsy MONDAY. Fare, BIZ
Roul.d tickets, $40. steerage, 80. For freight or
passage, apply TO =. s.l ,-,-- LJri ..,sg..s
-, a.. W. G. DUNHAM Il Co...
Ia At corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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E 000 MEN WANTED.

5,OOO "NN "AHlAD'
The subscriber desires FIVE thousand men to call at
1900 MAIN STREET ~
and supply themselves with
CLOTHING, G@
SHIRTS,
EE.s =. EEE-1 and FURNISHING GOODS,
at very low prices. Call early, as the goods must
be sold. The money is needed, and now Is the
time for bargains. Remember the place, corner OF
Main and Thirteenth streets. ..'
r. B. SPENCE, Agent
10Y Merchant Tailor and Cl0thier,
deS No. 1900 Main street.
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0IANK BOOKS FOR 1869. !

Haying inst received LARGE STOCK or BLANK
R0OKS' we Invite the attention of merchants,
hankers and others in want, 10 our large sss0rf-
msnt Of Medium, DENY, and Cap Ledyers, dour.
mails. Day Books, Cash Books, &C., &c., &c, In
Sfs we have also awslselec.ed assortment Of DIA-
Persons desiring to purchase any OF the Shove
Books would do well to call and eSamfne our
stock. AS regards quality and price, thpy cannot
be surpassed by any house South. IL
YfsI'-''E7 - a. III. CHRISTIAN r. CO.,
7 lie "a 1908 Main street, opposite poStosice.
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SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ PROPERLY REPAIRED At REASON
ABLE HATES.
Al PARTS OF SEWING MACHINES for
l1shed
slo4t Elliptic and Wheeler s. Whsuu Machine
nESDLFS for s2le, as well a. HEMMEKS,
BaAiDEbs, TUCKGRH, MhPKERH CORD
inc improvements ESQ called) put on these ma
chines. STnBT a ADDIN6TOE.
lin lais Cary street. nekr Fourteenth.
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A CARD.-1n resuming the Lumber business
aga, in Richmond I return many thsnss t" ny
old patrons and friends for the iarge and extensive
successor of *. Il G.l whitfield. and feel confident
from my long experience Of nearly twenty years
ways TO give satsfartIon will insure liberal share
OF patronage Ia the future. We Will continue, N
heretofore, to manufacture Pine and Oak Lumber.
Shingles, and Slaves and as we take 1t from the
stump. think we can sell ut low prices. Come one
and a II In want OF Lumbsr. and give uB c8i.
Come up the street. comedown the street. andcr
the street. and buy for CASH ut low prices:
ia I-lwx T5 TRUMAN A.IpARKEHsv