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Among the patents lately issued was one
to NJ. NJ. Sprinkle, Rochelle, Va, for corn
planter and fertilizer.
DR.. Stuart LomaX, of King George cot!n-
ty, who was apparently Ill eXeelienI HeaiC In
the moment before, died suddenly a DAY OF
two ago.
# is said that the rust has made its ap-
nearance upon the blackberry vines III MID
dlesex county. in this State-a phenomenon t II !
which is said by obseryant farmers 10 DC
SIRE precursor Of that fatal blight TO wheat
Fredericksburg Herald.
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DolxG BUSINESS ON SUNDAY.-Thcy are
doing the Sunday business somewhat tho
roughly ut indianapolis, Ind. The attempt
TO enforce the Sunday laws upon the retail
crs of liquor in that city has brought the
latter TO the resolution OF applying that
ancient and timc-honored law maxim,
"What'S sauce for the goose is sauce for the
rander." Last Sunday, pursuant to the
plan agreed to, nearly all the li.quor-:selierS
closed the shops. That gave them tme TO
note the fact that citizens in divers other
kinds of business did not shut up shop.
Therefore. on Monday morning last, aifidl-
Wits were made for all the livery-stahle
keepers, all the members and employees of
the street railway companies, all the editors,
writers, reporters, and compositors OF all
the daily newspapers, and everybody else
who could he charged with breaking the
Sabbath by doing business on Sunday.
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,TAPAS.

Austria has 5000, 600 acres of forests, pro-
duccd by planting. Their value is csti-
mated ut several hundred million of florins.
The post-olficc ut Fremont, Ohio, was
broken into and robbed "Wednesday night
\ large number of letters were destroyed.
Several parties in England have attempted
to ran hotels on the American plan, but
they have all ended in bankruptcy.
Mr.. NJ. Kennedy, near San Antonio,
Texas, has Il ranch of 1870. 600 acres. fenced
in, with 40, 600 head of cattle upon it.
The Rev James p. Smith. Of Salem
Roanoke county. Va, has accepted the call
rendered him Ivy the Presbyterian church
Of Fredericksburg.
1t is hardly necessary to tell our readers
that the new navy chaplain whose appoint
ment was announced in our kilograms yes
tcrday is northern Methodist preacher.
The whiting mandatory of Hcssec e
Pratt. ut Philadelphia, was burned Thurs
day morning. Loss, $40, 900. The house
occupied hy Mayor Smith, at Rochester, y.
y. was damaged to the extent Of $4,000 on
Wednesday insured.
John w. Briggs. one of the proprictor>
of Briggs stables. in New York, burned
Ill DcCcnlDcl iiiSt, lldS Itcil dll cSlNu vi tl'
charge of hiring William Z. Sheldon TO
burn the stables, and was committed for
examination next Monday, bail being re-
fused.
The Brewers Convention, at Newark, y.
j.. has adjourned to meet next May in
Davenport. Iowa. They resolved that beer
should not be taxed as luxury, but a. one
of the nccesSarics of life, complain of arbi-
trary seizures of ignorant officials, aud de-
clare that beer promotes true temperance.
Judge Carpenter, of Charleston, 5. e., iii
decision recently rendered, sustained the
validity of negro bonds on the ground that
the law invalidaling them is in conrayen-
ton of the clause Of the Constitution pro-
hihtiny the passage by any State of laws i'm
pairing the obi CATION Of contracts.
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A MAN TEARS THE Flowers FROM THE

A MAN TEARS THE FLOWERS FROM THE
GRAVE OF HIS SOMA correspondent of the
Rochester Chronicle. after describing the
ceremony of decorating the soldiers graves
| IN Gcncscc, Livingston county. makes the
following statement
81 hardly know in what terms to express
my indignation ut the act of man named
Lee Armstrong, farmer, residing lust out
side Of the village, who, all through the war.
was rlrulent Coppcahcad and rebel, and
VINO has not yet mcnded his ways. On re-
turning from tea, after the close of the ccrc-
MONIES o! the afternoon, found groups of
citizens convcrsing together. and all excite
mont. The cause was an act which yol
could hardly believe could be committed
IN civilized community by human
beng. Among the graves decorated was
mat Of his son, brave young soldier of the
t1tiicth Engineer corps. When his father
learned OF 1t nc came to the cemetery, tore
The flowers from the grave OF his son, and
scattered them in the mud of the streets
with oalhs and lmprcCationS on those who
had placed them there too terrible to DC re-
pFatcd. lie openly av0wcd the act. and
Gl"ricd i'll it. IT was hard for some Of our
citizens t" keep their hands from him."
This act was no worse than that OF the
marines at Washington. General Logan,
head of the Grand Army of the Republic.
has published an order justifying the latter
net. Both parties We're no doubt actllated
by the same doubt as to whcthcr they had
OF had not done wrong during the war.
Like Inirersalsts, whose own doubts
cause them to be always ready for a debate,
there are thousands Of Yankees who have
learned to fear that they fought against
Justice and right in the late war Such mon
cannot bear to see Il "rcbcl' honored
Lee Armstrong, surrounded by UnioniSts,
has doubts on the other side. He fears that
he ought not to have sided with the Gre
hclS'
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a NEGRO MAN SHoT.-A negro was shot
ut the NaucluSc mines, in Orange county,
one day last week, from the effects Of which
he is reported to have died on Tuesday.
The negro is represented to have been very
InSolcnt, and was about forcing his way into
the house Of the white man, having threat
cncd 10 Kill colorcd woman in his service
and though warned Of the consequences.
the negro persisted, when he was shot, with
the result already stated. We have not re-
cclvcd the full facts in the case, and refrain
from further notice until we have informa-
ton Of Il more explicit character.-Frede-
r{CFS5urg Ucr0i6
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Submarine Diver Drowned.

New ORLEANS, June "A submarine
diver named Robert Spencer was drowned
at Southwest Pass to-day while Wrcckln"
the steamer Pantheon. The Elcc-glass OF
his arnor broke, and he got foul anon"
the timbcrS. II was impossible to haul HIM
1lp. 4 man named W. f.. Buck descended
TWENTY-FIVE feet in the water without armor,
and recovered the body.
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COMMERCIAL.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June 1, 1899. (
OFFERINGS.
Whfn!.-Red, lis bushels.
GDru.-White. lao bushels.
OGts.-iH bushels.
Rys.-A bushels.
SALES.
FheHf.-Rcd lis bushels fair mt FLO.
IDru White. 100 bushels at SIC.
Odts.-l00 bushels fair ut sc.
RE-ENHIBITEp.
Odts.--2o9 bushels.
Rye..-3s bushels.
REMARKs.-Corn In demand: offerings yer.
light and prices firm. Oats dull. Rye cntircl.
neglected,
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PARTICULARS OF THE INDIAN MASSACRE IN
K.xs.s-HoRKIBLE AND ATRoCIors bARBA-
RIrIEs.-Leayemworth, Kansas, June o; ID
The Times and Conservative has received
the following particulars OF the indian ma
sacres. The tongues and hearts "clt en Gu.
legs slit down and tied under their shoes +;
pieces Of flesh were cut from their backs,
pieces of telegraph wire were stuck ih5o
their bodies, their ears cut of, and heaos
scalped The Indians boiled the hearts OF
these men for medicine. The Swedish SET
tiers who were attacked all lived III one
house, and only those were killed llat lei.
the house and attempted to reach pi';;e &c
of oreater safety. Those that remained IN
the house were not Inolcsted. This oc-
currcd in two instances. The calamity IS
mainly attributable TO lack OF arms. When
ever d gun was fired the savaSes made no
tight.
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New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Moro
Castle, arrived here, reports that on her
outward trip, when off Cardcnas, Spanish
war steamer fired two blank shots for her to
hcave to. but the Moro Castle. being over
due at Havana, proceeded. The Spaniard
then fired a shell, which fell a>tcrn. The
chase lasted IN hour.
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FIRE IN BLAND COUNTY, NA.-On the
ni~ht of the 18th utimo, between the hours
of and ii o'clock, the dWcllinG-hou>c.
XII, hen. and Smokc-houSc belonging to John
Mustard, ST., near fredericksburg. Bland
county. was entirely consumed by fire.
About four-iitthS Of i'll the property in the
buildings was conSumcd-some members OF
the family losing all their wearing apparel
U~RherjlIc Di<pCfch.
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THE CAMPAIGN,IN VIRGINIA.

CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGtSLATuRE.-It
affords us much pleasure TO publish the fol-
lowing action of the state Conservative Com
mittcc. We have heretofore repeatedly
called attention 10 the subject ourselves.
There are controlling reasons why our
friends should follow this recommendation
Al n meeting Of the State Conservative
Committee, held on tho goth May. il was
Rf$olrrd. That the Conservative voters Of
the state nc earnestly requested to place in
nomination for the Senate and House OF
Delegates only such persons rs are not OBJ
noxiou> 10 the provisions OF the third see
fiou of the fourteenth article Of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States commonly
known as the fourteenth amcndmcnt).
X. I. DANIEL, Chairman.
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ACHINE SHOP.
sLOAT { ADDINGTOS,
MACHINISrS.
WORKS AND OFFICE lil5 CARY STREET. NEAR
FOURTEENTH. RICHMOND, VA.

STFAM-ENGISES and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of fittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES 40
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT SrEAM-ENG1SE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company
STEAM GAUGES. Every of these gauges
are warranted FOR year. We know them to be
than lny other make 4 fun line OF The above ar
tic,cs always on han.,. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELL FEEDING ull.-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds al 'achinery, which saves ninety
pcr cent OF oil. Til. Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see IL and us.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
my 10 \. JACKSON ADD1NGION'
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IxAUGURATIoS OF TIE GOVERNOR OF New
II ANrSulrE.-C OncOyH, June Ex-Governor
St"auns WAS inauguratcd To-day, and de-
livcrcd his message. The State debt has
been reduced $3.50, 900 durin" the year. The
Governor recommends Il Uniform rate oil
taxation on all foreign insurance companies,
and the promotion of agricultural Interests.
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The ScHoErrE MURDER TRIAL--NERDICT
OF MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGKEE.- Car
H<ir. June 3.-1'hc Schocppc murder trial
has terminated in II verdict that the defend
ant is guilty of murder in the first degree.
The iurv were out from till j o'clock this
afternoon.
The counsel for the defendant made the
usual motion for Il new trial.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR FREDERICK
FrrdeTIck, Nd, June 3.-Ihc new Rich
mond flour mill, two miles south OF Frcdc-
rick, was destroyed 10y fire this morning Al
> o'clock. the result OF iuccndiarism. The
owners of the mill are Mc>srS. Fan"mcycr,
Doll i Castle, commission merchants, OF
south Howard street, Baltimore. The en-
ginc-houSc and contents were saved. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. The owners
hold policy of = 200 in the National Fire
Insurance Company, OF Baltimore city.
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NEW YORK. June 4.-The following is II
statement of the cotton trade of the United
states for the past week !: Receipts, ii 500
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 1861
bales; To the Continent. i.4iO bales; stock
on hand and on shpboard not cleared, 1885,
G::Ij bales.
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Hail STORM IN STArFoRD.-Wc deeply
regret to learn that the wheat crops of
McsSiS. George V. and William Monrlrc.
on their farms in the upper part of Stafford
county, were almost if not altogether de-
>troycd by Il hail storm in that section on
Monday or Tuesday last. Several Of their
ncighborS were equally unfortunate. We
hear that great chunks Of the congealcd Gle
mcnt fell, rendering it dangerous for man or
beast outside of shcltcr.-hrcdcr1ckSb
UyGL
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MOBILE, Ala, June 4.-Thc steamer Mary
swan. bound up the Alabama river, sunk
yesterday seventy miles above this city with
nine hundred barrels of freight. The boat
is 4 total loss.
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SUICIDE IN Discrimination w. Slate
cut his throat on Wednesday evening, and
expired iii few moments. No cause was
assigned for this rash act. He was gentle
man Of high standing in the county, and
much esteemed by his Misunderstanding
ErDrCSS
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FAsHIoN.-The proprietors Of the Worth
House, New York, have given the advance
10 their walters on condition that the latter
wear white 'chokers" and dresscoats,
which they agree to do.
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NoMINATEp.--Wc learn that Major J. W..
Walker. Jr.. was nominated aS Il candidate
for the House of Delegates from Madison
county, on Thursday last.-NdHUc IuV-
mimi.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
u. BRAND-CUTfER. 1910 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRASDlSG-lRON. for marking
All kinds OF wooden articles by heating IL Is per-
fectly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, ln-
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mRS
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Tobacco InaDacfiOns

at Shockoe Warehouse for May: Hogsheads,
l27l-toa LIST June, lsGa, 1885, ticTces, 2e. Hogs
heads 767--total Isl June 1895 1857 tcrccs, 2ol.
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LAND SALE-Thc fine farm Of !. NJ. Me-
Mutt, near FarmviIlc, Va, containing 2l2
acres, to Mr.. G.. II. Bliss, of New York, for
- .0Op-haIf cash; balance in six months.
E0y7urifLg N,,rS.
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Foreign aIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH

Foreign fIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LoSDoS June a.-Eoon.-Consols, a2i. United
States bonds firm Mt Fl.
LIVERPOOL, June d.-Npon.-Cotton shade
firmcr uplands llid. Orleans, Hid. estimated
sales bales sales for the week, 10000 bales,
including $1,000 bales for export and II, 900 bales
for speculation. Stock, 30" 600 bales, Including
22I OOd bales American stock ahuat 6i7 900 ~, In
Guiding 10, 900 bales American.
4ferR0on.-to more active, ana IL ~ now
thought the sales will reach $1,000 bales. arms
and fabrics Mt Manchester rrmcr ut better prices.
Corn, 27s. Cd.
HAvRE, June 4.-Cotton opens steady.
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+ FOR THE SICK!

pELlEF FOX LIE SIN!
How often does II happen that whole family
IL brought To the point of misery through sickness
Of their prOvidcr, the husband aud the fathef-hc
being unable In such state To labor for the means
OF support and they, being too proud 70 ask for
assistance In time, are eahausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and ut
last there is nothing remaining but utter dcspond-
cncy. ~
4 small amount to q ~ Mt'und OF the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives. by paying o.. 50
half annually, IS every week when sick: or by
paying IS, so every week no matter whether the
disease La derived from accident any other
cause.
The premiums are put so low AS to enable even
the poorest man 10 join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
want
Information can be received At the ONCE OF the
company, sl5 Broad street.
Agents for sill parts OF the country are wanted.
Bodeker, Treasurer: John III. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell James Miller, cashier
OF the Union Savings Bank; s. III. Rosenoaum.
APPS
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Mr. Ridgway has accepted the nomina-
ton Tor Congress, and promises to stump
hi> district.
Hon. T.. johnson Barbour, Of Orange.
ht> been appointed by thc Conservative EN-
crHtiy' Committee Il c;nyaSScr for the state
gt lt~rr
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To TAXPAYERS.
MILLINERY.
TRESH ARRIVAL OF sa8s
Il PARTISAN MILLINERY. %GhSG


MRS. B. L. CAHEE.
formerly Mrs. B. Demelman,>
ct 400 Broad street,
has opened THIS DAY her sEceSD SuffLi "i
FRENCH MILLINERY:
which, for beauty and taste, cannot be surpassed
I'm this market. Her stock consists OF all the no
yclties of the season. AS regards her prices, she
batters herself that she sell cheaper than alI
other house in the city. All who favor her with
their patronage cannot fail to buy Is she Is con-
dent that she can please everybody.
n B.-Ladics wishing To MAKE THEIR oW
BONNETS can lind great inducements by calling
on her. 80,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to buy, both
Wholesale and retail. would do well 10 cell on her
before purchasing elsewhere.
Closed every Saturday until q +. Nj.
May 81, 1850. my 'i-ih
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U LIGHTNING RODS ,
AT MOUNTCASTlE'S.
ROOFING and TIMING nj s?o Broad street.
PLUMBING ut MOUNTCAsILE'S,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS ana
GAS-FITTING at SEQ Broad street. .
SUNDRIES ut MQUNTCASTLE'S. ap u
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RACKS AND STATIONERY.

DICHMOND BOOk-BINDERI.- IIav
N Ing Il large stock Of BLANK BopkS on
hand We are prrpareI to mi orders without delay.
we manufacture To order blank books of the best
materials of any size description. Early orders
are solicited from all who intend 10 open new books
i'm july. BOUk-BIND1NG In every style.
BLANKS Tor clerks. lawyers and merchants.
STATIONERY Of the best qualify, and The
largest assortment of NEW and OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH e ENGLISH,
Main
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TIRSH e. GUGGENHEIMER
WILL OPEN ON
TUESDAY, MAY 26TH, 1859,

TUESDAY, MAY 26TH, 1859,
their third regular and complete supply of
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention of tn,
ladies to the handsome display of DRESS GOO DS
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed in style ana
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, all colors, only
800 a pattern;
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at rs, 37t, 40, as, and s0c.;
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM
BIQUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CHENE POPLINS, for walking suits,
only s73c.
MOURNING GOODS:
B., BLACK GRENADINES Mt 81, $3.50, and 81
very cheap;
Ga BLACK GRENADINES mt fl per yard
bargain;
al BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap;
Pretty GRAY MOIAIR GRENADINES, suita-
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CHALLIEs,
BLACK TAMARTA NES,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGES.
1000 yards CIESE BAREGES with silk en-
broilcrcd figures only acc, selling every.
where ut 373c.;
:, 900 Yards ORGANIZES only CSC. II yard--vcr!
LAWNS,
JACCONETS,
ORGANIZES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICS at aOc., remark.
ably cheap.
PIQuES,
rIQUES,
PIQUES,
PIQUES.
Another lot of ChMBnlC and SWISS EDGINGS
and INSERTINGS bought at q large auction
sale In New York, and which will ba
offered at prices that no one will
fail to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUSLINS,
JACCONETS. CAMgKICS,
PLAIN and PLAID MANSIONS,
IRISH LINENS,
Pillow CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at ~, $50
and a3-great bargains.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS.
MEMS WEAR.
A large stock of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKISG,
CASsIMEREs, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
pARAsoLs, suN-UMBRELLAs, PARASoLS
| A large aud fine stock Of FIBBONS-narrow ant
wide, plain and fancy--can bc found at
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
OF
BROAD STREET, No. e?7,
RICHMOND, VA.
| statesmen:
| ". C. KEAS, J. II. CHENERY, ". II. GoRDo:
| rfornerIy Of $. VI. Price & Col my 5
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FOR SALE.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Hon. Reverdy John
son, late Minister to England, has arrived
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1905 MAIN STREET.

MAY n, 1859.
FRESH GOODS THREE TINES WEEK.
Just received. per steamer Niagara, another
shipment OF AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing
n snIendid assortment OF Domestics and Prints
bought at Tho REDUCED PRICES. The best a.
Bleached Cotton at I23c. In the city and the best
Prints Mt 12ic. in the city.
tlarge and varied assortment OF Ribbons. Dress
Goods Trimmings. Iandkerchiefs. Hosiery OF all
kinds Hats Of all kinds for both ladies ana gents
Alwayson hand Boots. Shoes, &C., and all man.
NOR ,f Notions and Fancy Articles. my 20
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PIANOS.
MACHINERY, DC.
II A. YTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
MACHINERY, DC.

RICHMOND, VA,
will furnish at anufacturcrs' lowest prices. and
put I'm operation, MACHINERY for raj way. ma
chine. car, and carpenter shops; planning mills
sash. blind door, cabinet, wooden-w3re, spoke
agricultural machine. cotton aud woollen facto-
rcs PAPER Touring, corn, and saw mills mines.
&C. Also. all kinds OF MANUFACTURERS and
ENGINEERS SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given TO the purchase. sale, or
exchange of SECONDHAND MACHINERY.
For sale, several SECONDHAND ENGINES
BOILERS, SAW-MILLS and planning MA
CHIMES, SHAFTING and PULLEIS &c. &C.
How to prevent the explosion or burning ont OF
steam-bofers BIZ reason Of ioD water on au orsr-
pressure of steam. Come and see IL.
- NH IH-TuThS Sam
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PEnyED IT o. WELLS.--Thc Southwestern
Virginia papers are full of accounts of the
discussions between Wells and llumcS. Al
Abingdon, says the I'nyimGn, the strong
est and perhaps the most telling, point
made lay Colonel llumcs was the charge
that many OF the supporters of Governor
Wells in Eastern Virginia intended to
scratch The name of Harris of the ticket
because he is colorCd man. and vote for
Nr. lewis. candidate for LiCutcnant-Go-
vernon on the Walker ticket. The leaders
Of the party in that portion Of the state cN-
p"rt Wells to goto the United States Senate,
and cannot brook the idea of Il c0lorcd Go
vernon. Colonel lIum"> not only charged
tins. hut challenged Il denial, IL he had the
proof al hand f. establish il. With this fact
before them. and that other fact that the
curpvt-hag@rr> and Scalawa@s want all the
offices. while the col0rcd men do Ill the
voting. ought IT, have opened the eyes OF
every freedman in the courthouse TO the
fact that their pretended friends use them
alone Tor their own benefit: and To bring
the matter right home 10 them, Colonel
Ilumc> charged. and offered 10 prove, that
Captain NcDougalI who was present and
heard Il without contradictng it, had said
that hr rOuid not rotc for HdIrtS.