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but respectfully connected that said
woman remained some time with the
family, until circumstances occurred show.
ing that the relations between her and de.
PENDANT were of an immoral character, and
thereupon the complainant insisted upon
the removal of said Cornelia from her housc :
that Cornclia refused to leave. and wa.
only removed by the Intervention of the
United States military authorities. who
compelled the defendant to remove her
that the defendant then signed n paper
declaring his penitencc and his resolve
TO withdraw himself forever from the
society Of said Cornclia; that the COM
plainant and her children. believing the
statement of defendant, were induced to
remove to Washington city, where they
lived together for short time that shortly
after said removal the complainant dis
covered that said Cornelia was in Washing
ton. and living under the protection of
complainant that the defendant then made
every effort to induce the complainant and
her children to receive said Cornela into
their house. and to represent her to the
world rs his child by n former marriage,
which they refused to do; that thereupon
the defendant, after removing from the resi-
dence Of his wife and children, brought the
said Cornclia to his office-roomS in this city
Of Washington. and lived with her rs his
wife. and that he is now living with said
Cornclia in adulterous intercourse on Ninth
street between + and G streets. in the city
Of Washington, &c. Upon hearing Of the
testimony In the above-cntitled cause the
court granted the complainant decree OF
divorce rincufo mutrimonli, confirming
deed oflrust TO Jane B. Blanllman. in lieu
of alimony and bill Of sale. and enjoinine
defendant from interfering with complain.
ant or her children.
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Iowa contains six hundred blind pcopl

Iowa contains six hundred blind people.
Every private in forty-one Prussian rcgi-
menls can read and write,
It il reported that considerable snow has
fallen along the line Of the Pacific railroad.
Secretary Boutwell, is to give financial
lecture in Boston December 29th.
The canal that is to cut oil Cape Cod from
Massachusetts is to cost 81 ,O0O, 600.
The year1S10 will have tGty-three Satllr-
days. 1t comes in and goes out on Saturday.
Canadians are amusing themselves with
snow-shOe races.
Illinois paid OFF 1885,, $50 of her debt du-
ring the past year, and now owes 30, l0l, :
so.
Heavy snow-storms have occurred i'll Eng
land, and on the Yorkshire moorS the SHOW
is three feet deep.
1t is computed that the numl }er. of ne
groeS in Louisiana is one-third less at the
present time than prior TO the war;
In some parts of Michigan about one
halt of the corn standing in the fields is yet
unhusked in the stock.
Governor Geary has received three anony-
nous letters of late threatening him with
personal injury should he refuse to pardon
DR.. Sch0eppe.
TWO New York policemen, Hannegan
and Remsen, charged with stealing s"Oo
from Il kentuckian named Wells, have been
tried and found guilty.
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The kentucky Court Of Appeals has de-
cidcd that an ostensible marriage. consum-
mated in fact, is valid and binding, although
the ceremony was performed by an unau-
thorized person.
On Tuesday Jean Jourde. an employee OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
fell from the sixth-story window of the tele-
graph building in st. Louis, and was in
stantly killed. He fell 4 distance of eighty
feet,
At Chicago. on Sunday night, while the
congregation Of the PRESBYTERIAN church,
corner of Dearborn and Ontario streets,
were Al worship. the floor gave way, pre-.
cipitating about one hundred persons into
the basement. Fortunately, no one was
seriously injured.
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a Bcgria! from Governor Ashley.

VIRGINIA CITY, NJ. T.. December 81.
To tie Ei,t0r Of the IFashingt0n Chronicle ::
| never made L speech anywhere de-
nouncing the Presidents appointments.
nor Il speech in Montana against the negro.
~ a bid inr Democratic support. On TIN.
contrary. in my message | congratulated
the Democratic Legislature Of Montana oi
the certainty Of the adoption Of the fifteenth;
amendment, and recommended that they
enact its exact words into law. A public
man ought 10 he Judged by his official acts.
Ny record in favor Of the negro and Repuh-
lcan principles has no blot, and. if eNanl-
med. will vindicatc me against I'LL miSreli-
rescntaton. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY.
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THE VATICAN CorScIL.--Rome. Deem
Der ,21.-Thc third congregation of the ECU
meniral Council was held to-day. The for
nation of committees was the only business
transacted. Notification was given Of the
results of tho y"ting for fourteen out OF
twenty-four members who are to compose
the Committee on Questions of Faith.
Among the Fathers elected to the commit
tee are the Bishop of Poictiers. the arch
bishops of Posen, Malines, Baltimore, Md,
and Westminster, and the bishops Of Caen
Sion and Paderborn. The Council then
proceeded TO the election Of twenty-four
members for the Committee on Questions
of Ecclesiastical Discipline: at the conclu-
sion of which the congregation was adj
journed.
The Papal bull dated 10th December has
Just been published.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
EIctter from Aibemarle.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY. december ~.
Our wheat-telds are looking very dull
nothing like the beautiful green Of last
years crop. Rather an uncertain prospect
for another crop.
About onc-third of an average crop OF
corn was housed this fall, and no more. |
know Of many who We're not fortunate
enough to raise that quantity.
Can't you stir up the managers of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and induce
them, now that wheat is so low and gold
also fallen. to lower the freiehts on grain. 1t
falls heavily on the farmer Just now. There
is hut little difference between the price OF
wheat and that of corn, but considerable
difference in the freight charges of each
grain. Frcights on tire-wood have been
considerably lowered TO accommodate our
town friends. Now, won't they do some
thing Tor the farmer. 1t would be Simpl"
justice only. Please stir them up and
oblige a constant reader of the best paper
in Virginia
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


new YORE December 22-ND0R.-Stocks firm
ami IL criSh. Money 7 per cent Sterling eX-
chamgc-Lon2. 1874; short, 1921. Gold, log.
United It ties h"nds, ll3. Tennessee s's-Ex-
coupons, 505 new. -. Virginia 0's-Ex-coupous,
- new. 5a!. North Carolina o's-Old, A. : new,
9a;
Erening.- Money easier ct fGl7 per cent. Ster-
ling. l0.t6 1902. Gold closed active at 12O5ml2l.
Governments closed firm zoos, 80, 1877. South
crn securities very strong. Stocks closed fcversh.
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Preliminary Examination OF George
S. Ayre, Charged with tho killing OF
Or. OIiyer-TestiInoIiy Of the Wife OF
the Deceased.

fnc DeceHSeC.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, December %, 1869.
The preliminary examination Of Georges.
Ayre, charged with the killing of DR.. \. r.
Oliver, commenced to-day before Justice
GOODYEAR, in the courthouse, which was
filled 10 overlooking. Many students from
the University were present. The accused
appeared to be very calm. Judges Robert
son and Watson and Mr.. S0utilail are his
counsel Worthington for the Common
wealth. When the court had been called
to order, Mr.. Brown, brother-in-law Of the
deceased, was the first witness called to The
stand.
Nir. Brown testified that the accused
knocked 1T the door OF hi, residence about
! o'clock on the morning Of the killing.
Witness looked out of the window and 81"
accused, and, calling to him, said he would
| open the door Immediately. Witness did 50,
| and invited Dir. Ayre into the sitting-room,
| and told him he would go and dress himself.
Mr.. Brown continued Mr. Ayre said he
wished to see DR.. Oliver. ] went out and
finished dressing, and, returning, found
Mr.. Ayre in the passage. | then called TO
DR.. Oliver, telling him Mr., Ayre had come
to see him. ! saw DR.. Oliver coming into
| the room, and | started out. As | went
out | heard DR.. Oliver say, GLOW are
you. old fellow! | am glad 10 see YOU
| Mr.. Ayre replied, L" don't know whether
can shake hands with you" | then heard
| a crack, which | took no notice OF, and
| went on to my room, where | heard two or
three more, and started back to see what
| was the cause. | met Mrs. Oliver (mr sister,
rushing from the room shrieking, and went
| back with her to my own room. y minute
| or so before, understood her 10 say = Mr..
Ayre is shooting DR.. Oliver" then went
| Immediately to DR.. divers chamber, and
found him on the floor, partly under the bed,
| motionless. | then came out and saw Dir.
| Ayre going away from the house. / called
| to him. Ny wife caught hold Of me, and
| would not let NE go TO hin. l asked,
" What does all this mean!" Mr.. Ayre re-
| piled, ..Come here and ! will tell you all
about ne whole affair." TO my wife he
said, "Let him come ; Twill not hurt him: !
| am going to give myselfup to the law did
| not go, and Mr.. Ayre went on towards town.
found that DR.. Oliver was shot through
| the breast and in the back and in one
| shoulder, and also found n mark where q
ball had grazed his head. One shot had
gone through the pillow and also the bed.
DIR. Oliver, before leaving England, was Il
surgeon and also lecturer. He lecturcd
mainly OH mesmerism, and he had good
deal of power over others. He knew much
about the science. DR.. Oliver and Mr.
Ayre were on excellent terms, and Mr..
Ayre had visited DR.. Oliver some three
weeks since, and seemed to enjoy his visit
as also did AIRS. Oliver, DR.. divers wife
boarded With ne. They had been ut Mr.
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for two days been considering the question
, of duty on steel rails, which is now about
sixty dollars per ton. The committee to-
dizzy agreed to a reduction in the duty OF
two cents per pound, or about twenty dol
lars per ton.
Charges of Corruption Examined.
The House Committee OH Post-O tfices and
Position to-day discussed resolution to
investigate charges Of oTcr-expenditurc,
| ETC., in erecting new post-otfices i'll New
York and Boston. Supervising Architect
Mullett was examined, and his testimony
showed there had been no oger-expendi-
ture. but there was balance on hand OF
$TS, 900 of the New York fund and So, 900
of the Boston fund.
The committee resolved TO visit these
cities during the recess and examine the
facts.
The committee also considered the postal
telegraph system, and Chairman Farms
worth made speech against the proposed
scheme.
General Butler.
General Butler dined and wined some
friends this evening, and then departed on
the train en- route for. his home, in Massachu:
sets. WALLACE,
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Financial and Commercial
sirntn nnd FIour aanrket.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. December q, 1859.
oFrrprSIs

CORN AND FLorH EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, December g, 1883. !,
OFFERINGS.
Whsat.-White, Go bushels. Ped, et3 bushels
Corn.-Wfite, ], 10 bushels yellow, 4e bishets'
Mixed, 232 bushels.
O1ts.-635 bushels.
RVs.-i0o bushels.
Enrseed.--li bushels.
-Uedl.-i. bushels.
lVhsnt.-whtc. 81 bushels very good nt El.3:i |.
3eo bushels very good at S1.35 10 bushels primo
on private terms: 80 bushels very good on psi-
vatc terms IL bushels nj Sl.2a-totai. 5J5 bushels.
Red, 70 bushels good at sl.?s: liz bushels badly
cleaned ut SLIPS: 900 bushels very bad Mt ooc.; &c
bushels very inferior at 81 $50 bushels very good
at sl.273-t0tal, eco bushels
Corn White, SO bushels old at 81: 40 bushels
new ut s1".; 900 bushels very damp new mt 70c.:
$50 bushels damp new At s0r.; Ioa bushels damp
new st &c.; 346 bushels damp new st 8lctotal 800
Bushels. Mixed. so bushels damp new at Soc: %
bushels old a; s7ac.; 100 bushels damp new at &c.
Fdrseed:-a.bnshels very good at s.; bushels
inferior al Si.Sd.
0ats.-l!o bushels fair on private terms.
HE-EyHIBIrEp.
Hh>nt.-Rcd, ass bushels.
CorR.-Whte. 3g4 bushels. Mixed 10? bushels.
OGtS.-2!s bushels.
Rye.-4 bushels. ...-...- IA d. yss#
REMARkS.-Thc offerings OF " heat to-asy were
light ;-narket rather active and white showed
some impro vement. Corn In good demand, with
ont, however, any Improvement I'm price. Oats
almost entirely neglected.. Rye dull A good fcaI
OF the new Corn coming In IS in damp condition.
Old Corn is selling at s73c to 81. The Flour mar
ket is dull sales OF country supertinn have been
ut IS cash, and Of extra at $3.50 CASH Family IL
quoted at -. ..f.
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Cuba.

HAvASA, December 22.--It IS reported
that the insurgents are moving towards Ca
mogrev, but the Spanish authorities discre-
dit the rumor. At Nillamie the insurgents
were dispersed and torty-two killed. Thirty
two more were killed in the AmadoZ noun
tain-.
4 Spanish frigatc has arrived with 1890
troops, all OF whom have gone 10 the field.
Several plantations have been burned in the
vicinity of Villa Clara.
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JUDGE JONES IN CouRT.--In the Court Of
Common Pleas of New York city on Mon
day the Count Johannes stated i'll Il loud
whisper TO the court that he had voltm-
tecred in the Mcfarland case, and that he
would have that much injured man tried
by Il jury of his peers-all married men and
with rs chaSte wives rs his Honor had.
Loud laughter; amid which the court
gracefully retired,
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BANK INVESTIGATION IN BosToNt-Boston,
December 21.-A careful examination by
the Government into the affairs Of the How
ard National Bank shows a discrepancy be-
tween the books and the amount of cash OF
S6G, OG17 b. There is no doubt that the
bank has lost this sum, but how and when
remains 4 mystery.
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oAiacLl-i.
UEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE
j'NITFD MATES y

WAsHIN0roN. y. G., July 80, 1863.
General, -rhe President has submitted
The whole question IL 10 whether NE nt"ni-
lers ci the Legislature elected for irSlnr'
are required 10 take III" tc>t-oath upon
being qualified 10 take their sears. We
wishes YOU 10 defer the pronunciation OF inc
results Of The recent election till YOU have
the decision OF the Acknowledgement; and
in case his opinion be that the test-oatn Is
necessary, then TO defer the PRONUNCIATION
about one month before the meeting OF the
National Congress, 50 that the law may he
modified that members elect Of the state
Legislature may take their seat: ana pro-
reed TO business. Yours, NC, ". L. =
General L. Il. s. CQi.by.
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STATEMENT OF GOVERNOR q. {. v ALkEK, OF
VIRGINIA, BEFORE THE hECoHaih''iioN
COMMITTEE, DECEMBER 8, 1863.

r7ATryEST OF Governor q. {. v ALkER, OF
VIRGINIA, BEFORE THE RECONSTRUCTION
COMMITTEE, DECEMBER 8, 1863
Governor Walker said e: Gentlemen OF the
committee. | intended 10 lie here NJ the
opeuin, Of the session Of the committee,
when | supposed the members OF ti'c Legs
Iature who were appointed upon that com
mittee were present, IN ofaer ita' A'iSh'
hear the paper read. (fhe paper signed by
Irn,,. Turner and others. | heard that
nai,cr read ut the rooms OF the committee,
and believe ii expresses the views aEn III
taurions Of a large ma Ority OF the people OF
The State Of Virginia. We believe mat we
have complied fuily--a: least we have trlco
10 do so--With every provision OF me recon-
gIruction laws Of Congress from beginning
Ia end. We have adopted CONSTITUTION
which was framed By convention
ronposed of delegates elected under the
reconstruction laws. Inc cohS'lIu''on'
believe, is republican III form IN
evcrv particular, - adopted by the
rroIIi.. We have adopted that Constl-
ii,tiou bv al almost unanimous vote OF tie
ot.,tc. and believe it TO be the lirii inteh-
,inn If the ueople 10 accept that Constltu-
ton entirely, fully, and i'll good iaith. lhefe
are some provisions of that Constlt utioh
which | did not approve OF, ana "liish Wv
not now, because | do not tlenk they are
adapted 10 our peculiar condit1oh, oel
territory is large: il is sparSeiy popuiatcu
and While The system Of county organize
lion would be wen for New York, i would
not be vel for Virginia. But, from ati
insDcrtion Of the Constitution, am
inclined 10 think that the evil would be IN
It's mode Of execution rather than in the ar,
ticle itself, and | think it can be applied
to our state and when the people come 10
understand it they will be satisfied WIN ~.
Every other provision Of the Const ut n'i
!,4s been ratified by The people cheariully'
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Foreign NInrkets-IBY TrrrGRAru1

LoSDoN, December ~ - Noon. = Conrnla, o@t.
United states bonds sJ;.. Sugar-Un the spob
3J,. Cd, and iaict ahoat.
LIVERPOOL. December 2i-- Nom. &C Cotton opens
dull: uplnnds, lifd. pricana, lid; estimnted
sales, ID, 0.0 bales. T'r0 o'"!0ch.-Cotton IN
changed Pork fiat. Lard fiat.
LIVERPOOL, December 22-Ersnia1 Cotton
Ullands. lid: Orleans Id: sales 10. 900 bales,
including 800 for export ~. speculation. BrciG-
stutis dull and unchanged.
f.lRIs, December @o.-N"ursc opened duh /;
rcntc4, f2f i5c.
HAyNE, December Cotton opens Hat and
quiet ut 1891. on the spot.
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WILLIAM B. ..EED, OF PHILADELPHIA
He has violated sacred trusts and brought
poverty and ruin on innocent people, inclu-
ding women and children, whose estates
had been committed to his care. He has
wronged his nearest and most trusting
friends, and committed crimes which the
law NAV only call breaches Of trust, but
which. aS offences against honorable deal
inc, have in them elements of dishonesty
far transccniing the roguery of ordinary
criminals Baltimore An1Prlran.
Gam this be true.
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The New ericum. Go!lccsor-&t0r,n.

NEW ORLEANS. December 22.-The Re-
Dubicdn. in long editorial, demands of
the President Collector Ca>cy>S removal for
retaining in subordinate positions IIerwia
and other "ardcnt and devoted Demo-
crat~." 1t wants "trl!c, honest, and able,
Republican. >ympathizing with and having
The confidence and esteem of the mass OF
Republicans in Louisiana, appointed.
Casey is President Grants brothcrin-law.
There was Il heavy storm here yesterday
evening"
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Fatal BOILER Explosion on THE BAL
TIMoRE AND OHIO Wheeliag,
December 2l.--A freight engine on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad exploded near
Rowlcshurg, West Virginia, last night
killing the engineer instantly and seriously
Wounding the fireman.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Virginia demonstrations s n M II r
Fries Iels HsanG-Wants the Iron
clad" Thrust Down Virslnia'a

Special telegram t. the Dispatch.

Special telegram L. the Dispatch
WAsuINGroS. December 80, 1860.
Sir. Sumner introduced into the Senate
to-day bill TO carry out The reconstruction
acts in The State OF Virginia and to secure
equality before the law. This bin he gave
notice he would move rs Il substitute for
the bill reported by the Committee on the
Judiciary on the same subject. 1t alleges
that there are various Irregularities and de-
fects in the organization of the present Lee
gisature, and declares the existing State
government to be provisional only, and in
all respects subject TO the authority of the
United States.
The bill directs the Military Commander
of the First District TO assemble within
thirty days The persons elected rs members
of the Legislature but none shall partici-
pate in it, organization or business with
out tlk;n" tltr cath Of July ,, 1862, 1.-THE
iron-rladl; aud upon The ratification Of
The fifteenth amendment by the Legislature
thus 0r@anlcd the State shall he admitted
10 representation III Congress upon the fun
damcntal conditions that the Constitution Of
Virginia shall never he amended 80 As to
deprive any citizen of the right to vote, hold
Office, >it upon ji:ric., participate equally i'll
school tnd-. anl 10 enjoy equal personal
rights with al others under like circum-
stances. Amendments may, however, be
made in regard 10 time and place of resi-
,icnrc ii voters. TM0S.
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NNJI TNNI N!NLENL|N NIFIIL, ,
WA-falSrIcN. september 8, 1852.
~lr.-By direction OF the Secretary Of
WHr | lave the honor 10 transmit mere
with. for your guidance, copy OF the
opinion Of the AttoLncv-Gcncral of the
18Th OF August. I>G9 with the suggestion
q The President that YOU Immediately pro-
mulgate the result ol the election III Viz
-iuia. and marguerite both the Governor
and Iicutcnaut-CONcrn0r under military
authority. provided they can tax" the re-
Bv command Of General $hcrmae.
L. y. TOWNSHIP, Acknowledgement.
Brryct Maior-Gene'ai Z. Il. $. CGmdy,
United States Army. commanding tT>t
Military District. Richmond, Va.
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EARTHQUAKE.-Sdn Francisco, December
21.-A shock of earthquake was expert
enced at Downieville and other mountain
towns last evening, which was perceptiblc
in the valley. A shock was felt 81 Obisho
on the 10Th December.
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McFARLASD's TRIAL.-Nrar York. De-
cemher 21.-Daniel Mcfarland WAS ar
ragned to-day III the Court of General SeS-
Siolls for the murder Of Albert ID. Richard
>om. The prisoner, through his counsel,
pleaded not guilty. No day has been fixed
for the trial.
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The coupons of the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad Company due 1st OF
January next will be paid as usual in Alex
andria, and can be presented for payment
at the First National Bank here when DUE
Alexandria Gazette.
A HINT FROM GENERAL LEES BoYs.-1i
we could get the ear Of the orators who are
in future to he invited to Lexington VI,
should respectfully suggest that we have
long since found out that this is "thc grave
Of Jackson and the home of Lee" and thai
the Stoncwall brigade was raised in this
Scclicn.-tSOuthern COlicgiun.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS IN NIRGINIA-At Cri-
mea, Dinwiddie county, Warren Brown is
appointed postmaster rice Mrs. Fanny
Slaughter. failed to bond. At Spring Grove.
Surry county. Thomas w. Jakes Is APP
pointed postmaster r'ce Henry K. Parmcn-
ter declined
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The Spanish GunDOats.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 22.-The
Spanish ounbOat> have reached the cGpes,
and anchored in Lynnhayen bay.
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FATHER HYAcISTHE.-I learn that he has
gone to Rome on order from the Pope.
Rather ply1cky business on the part of the
good Father.-Don PiaH.
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N.GCgazSEKy IL,
MA CIIi L SHOP.
sLCAT j ADDINGTDS,
MACuTSISTS.
WORKS AID CFFICE ltl5 CARY STREET. hEAb
EarDrpESpu RIcuN.nSn

ALL KI,SDs OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEA M-EEt;i ' ES ami BOILERS in city ant
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
aud repaired. with all kinds Of sl.am-iittngs 70!
same: PLATFORM ana othsr SCALES AID
JJSTED and REFAlkED. Exclusive agents To-
JUDSO&'S PATENT STEAM.ESGISE GpS-
ERNOR. SELDFN'S rATENT SrEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company;
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauge
are warranted for year. We know them To be
the best .au:e now III uae. Tbcyare LESS In price
lnan any other make. A ful line OF the above ar
ticles always on hand. We also keep HoLLAN -
PATENT SELF-FEEDlNG GIL-CUP, for shaff-
Ing aud all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent Of oil. Tais Il lac newest and best tniDS
now ont. Come and see Il and Us.
#.. GEORGE Is. SLOAT,
myl9 l.. JACKSON ADDlNSTOE,