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GERMAN 0PERA-TaE BARBER or SEylLLf.
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FRA DIAyoIO
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rwenty.rour,s s-MAs
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Volume No. 500
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South AMERICAN NEWS. AT last q change
has taken place in the Brazilian Cabinet, and
a moderately conservative Ministry has been
substituted for the less liberal one Of TIA
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Lugs.
Dnmestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

SEw ToEk March rI F sOG dr dull nth
1T Hosn $50 e Pea. T Lard da at iils Cotton rmsr
at 2llc. Turp"ntine quiet al tI3G ;5c. Resin dull
at S2.O5 for strained common, and $40 for good
strained. Fraights quiet.
Standardization frmer--closIng quiet; sales
5000 bales at 2lic. Flour rather favnrs buyers:
bnt prices are unchanged. Whest duil ana apnn W
el.2s. Corn heavy and lc. lower. Pork heavy vt
$40. Lard closed heavy at '!gflsc. Whisky UNI
changed. Groceries dull and quiet. Naval Stores
dull. Freights quiet.
Flour duh low grades firm and prices unchanged.
Wheat dnlI Pcnnsylvania. sl.23(b rs. Corn
firm white aic.: yellow. al992c. Oats; 5sIssc.
Provisions firm. Bacop- Shoulders l2ell2tc Lard
l5ftl9c. Wbiskey nominal.
Virginia G.s-Old, So lse6's, tis lsa7's, %; cou-
pons, old. 10 bid.
CIScISSATd March - ;adr steady :. mX ssa
P Pc Is Mnr r anu PORK bacon
quiet shoulders lie; sides. 15Ql53c. LarG held
higher: kettle lie.
LOUISVILLE. March II. - Corn unchanged:
Provisions heavy With no sales. Laru-friHe
fierce t5c. Whiskey, olHNc.
NORFOLK MarchI4.-Cotton- Quotations nomi-
ualv unchanged: low mlldllngs. lsiQlsc, re-
ceipts. GOO hales exports, coastwlse. I39 bales
stock. 6,7?9 bales. No sales.
CHARLESTON, March 1,.-Co'ton quiet at :Gtc.:
receipts. ST. bales exports. ron-twlSc, '"l oale5
sales. 800 bales stock, 2!,elJ bales.
SAVANNAH, March li.-cotton In good demand
Mt :o}meIc. Receipts. l.Gto bales. ExpOrts,Io
Great Britain, 2.d7o bales Continent. 900 bales
couswlsc 6s4 bales. Sales, AGO bales. Stock, oso 's
bales.
MOBILE, March 1a.-Crtton firm ut PIC re-
ceipts, 2o5 bales; sales, loo bales Stock' 'e'oI'
bales.
NEW ORLEANS March M.--Coiton In active de-
nruu ut full prices m'dIllnKs, "liW@li Re-
cripts. - ass bales. ENpnrts--To III" continent
oNil baIes coaStwise. 5l9 bales. sales, o,3oo
bales. Stock, 239, $40 bales.
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IuE WrnNns "r RADICAL RrLr.-What
thin..s Nix. Greeley Of the following state
ment 81 incr5 taken !Tclu the Essc1 Gu-
:"".:
"lorc N,Wo.-ln;il within II few
months lack wc la'i ut this place pest
master who gave general satisfaction lie
was efficient and ol'ligin- his crime was
that 81 hclnc a white man and II gentle
man. At the instance 81 u few scaiawags.
WHO pulute this atmosphere with their pre-
scncc, Sir. Mcdaniel was removed and a
Philadelphia negro George i. S;cphcns)
appointed III his place. He robbed the
mails, cmhczzlcd the States money. appro.
priatcd tie colorcl peoples church fund,
and swindlcd several of our citizens. and
six weeks ago LETT Tor parts unknown.
Since that time. without the shadow Of
authority. the Mnls have been han
lied by William BrccGlovr. n negro who
stands recorded in cur clerks Office as q
convicted fel0n. 4 short time since M
effort was made 10 have q white man, Mr..
Spencer Purcer, who is well qualified, and
who served in the northern army, appoint
ed postmaster. His petition was signed by
every respectable white citizen Of this
place, and by several of the culored Of the
loyal stripe. No notice was taken of this
petition, but IL defiance of iristicc and de-
ccucy the negro Breedlorc has been COM
misSioned Postmaster, and, be says, without
soliciting the appointment. Such an out
r0rc we know our people will no! forget,
hut when the opportunity Offers and il is
not inr of, will strike ralicalism an honest,
Ln,l blow
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AN E,uo FROM HOSE FOX TUE GIFTED
pEwIESE. Everybody III this locality
knows or hus heard Of John /. ncwcesc,
who formerly lived in Petersburg, and wh0
*aa known rs possessed with more CHECK ,
ana less Sense than any man III the county.
Time has wrought many changes. When
the Johnson Administration was ruling and
running the country Mr.. Hendricks pro-
cured Mr.. peweese licutenancy in the re-
gUlar army. he Was then sent South as q
Burcou officer, and, true to his Democratic
instincts, stole the lirrryof Republicans,
N which disguise he turned W n North
Iaro,inn congressman. llia Democracy,
however, WIS too -tGong Tor him: and 20 he
commenced tie hlt=in"ss ~ bargain and
sale, now brought to light through Rcpuh-
licn Investigation. The Investigation
proved Joi!u guilty Of selling appointments
10 West Point, and now, the last We hear Of
him, he has rc-igucl hi5 suat to save him.
self from expulsion. His congressional cx-
rericncc proved ~ brief IS il was ,iis.race-
f,!,.-Ptr5b"tg ihi;ns") Trt&S, .Norcl.
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AZ, aporr RA,y.-.-.io,nn o,,,, ,r.o,.o,,.A

Ar ABorr RAiY.--Commoniy received
notions OF meteorolocy are often surpris.
'ngty inaccurate. Perhaps nine people out
OF ten, II asked whether most rain fell an
nually in New York or London, would reply
unhesitatingly in the latter. But the figures
are - inches for London and 1850 inches
tor New York. The two extremes of con-
siderable cities are st. Petergburgh and
Vera Cruz, respectively the mean rain
tall in the first being II .65 and in the second
lS3 inches per annum. In San Francisco,
iespite its "rniny season." the average
fall IL precisely that of London. It is said
that the heaviest amount known to be re-
celvcd by any part Of the world drops on
the khasin Hills, to the MOI Invest of CAL
cutta, and is equal to GOO inches annually.
Rarely or never does rain descend on "a
hara, and no day passes without it on Juan
Fernandez.
There is not the least doubt that the rain
tall is measurably within the power of man
to control; so that il the once famous Pro-
lessor Espy was mistaken as to means, he
was quite right MS to ends. Several splen-
did estates in the West Indies have been
almost ruined by cutting down the timber
on them, while in the upper province of
Egypt, where rain was absolutely unknown
lew years ogo, there are now frequent
showers as result of the twenty millions
OF trees planted by Mehemet Ali. Even
the desert, it is now known, Gun be made to
blossom as the rose by simply observing
and copying the laws of nature.-Ne,o
York Times.
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Savannah, to-day, saying that Binshain's
amendment 's has SEE the worst elements In
society Wild, and that now the cry of
id Republican iB shouted after a
man worse than the cry of id Adolf"
zionist wns before" Mr.. Avery says he
is not in politics, and TINT he and COM
panion are engaged in spending " millions
OF northern money" in building railroads
in Georgia.
This amendment, he says, is no protec-
ton to him, and if any one feels disposed
to get rid of him and his companion they
have only to charge them with "political
purposes or aspirations to rob them of ell
sympathy, protection, or support, from the
community or authorities. He earnestly
nvokes the senators. Governor Bullock,
and Congress, to zee that he and others like
situated are protected.
United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Judge Strong
took his seat on the Supreme bench this
morning, rice Judge Grier, resigned.
Chief Justice Chase decided in the Grape
shot case that President Lincoln's provi-
sional courts in Louisiana and elsewhere
we're legal tribunals.
The court continued the cotton-tsy cases
till next term for further argument. The
cases of Sanders and harrington and one
other case involving the constitutionality
of the cotton tax were continued, and as
signed for argument on the second day of
the next term.
Various liens.
WASHINGTON, March li.-An order from
the War Department directs all officers on
reconstruction duty in Mississippi to repair
to their homes on indefinite leave of alb
sence.
A resolution of censurc will be reported
against Mr.. Butler, of Tennessee, for cadet
ship " Irregularities"
Secretary Fish was before the Foreign
Affairs Committee to-day OIL the Cuban
question. No vote will be taken Ga Mr.
Banks's resolution about recognition.
Governor Holden asks for United States
troops for Alamance county, n. c., which
he proclaims in state of instruction.
Senators Abbott and Pool support the ap-
pl;cation.
The naval appropriation bill gives $1,000
for the navyyard at Pensacola and sll 900
for that at Norfolk:
The Senate to-day re- ected the nomina-
ton of William Leahey for assessor of the
eighth Virginia district.
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W,nv,>G RAILWAY tAHRlA.r%.-it

WARuiNG RAILWAY EAHRlA"r@.--l l.
greatly 10 be regretted that We are, remarks
The London Gtobc, behind the rest OF tho
world in warming our railway carriages, rs
n everything cIsc. Mr.. Berchau hns cart
81 q brilliant rin- from the Empress q
Russia by the entire success OF hls plan
for warming Il whole train Of railway car
y;arcs without expense. Everybody knows
th;,t 80 great is The heat proturei ny tue
friction Of the nxle-.rccs in the oGXcs OF inc
wheels Of railway carriages that unless
,hcv are kept fabricated and cool with q
mixture Of grease they heat 10 the extent o.
,o,ting the woodwork Of the carriages on
IRE. \ moments thought must suffice to
.urreet that few disks attached 10 the
axlc-trces Of the carriages would by trlc-
non with proper apparatus generate onouEA!
lcat to warm al the carriages pleasantly
without appreciate cost only The wear
and tear of material. How comes IT tbat
this simple ides has never occurred t" any
English engineer, OF been thought worthy
If working out /! And how comes 1t that
now, when the invention is ready to our
hands, We do not take advantage OF it
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 1.-THE new Irish bill
is pending in the House, which gives the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland extraordinary
powers in turbulent districts.
An arrival from Fayal brings no tilings
Of the missing steamer City of Boston.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 14.-Duke de Montpen-
sier yesterday morning killed Prince Henri
de Bourbon in duel. The first FIRE, at
twelve PAGES, was harmless, and the COM
batants advanced to seven PAGES, whom the
Prince fired, missed, received the Dukes
bullet in his head, and died instantly. The
Prince being poor, the Duke will provide
for his family: The cause of the duel was
the damaging letters written by the Prince
to the Dukes friends. Prince Henry was
q brother of Queen Isabella's husband and
n cousin Of Duke dc MOntpensier's wife.
LATER DETAILS.
MADRID, March l3.--The duel between
Duke de Montpcnsier and Prince Henri dc
Bourbon creates intense excitement. The
letters written by the latter branded Mont
pcnsicr rs a Jesuit conspirator, mud called
him u bloated French pastry cook. The
Prince won the choice Of weapons and
ground and the ri ght to the first shot The
distance was ten PAGES, the comhatants
firing alternately from r"yolrers,
The first and second shots Of the Prince
| missed nj the third the bullet grazcl the
cheek Of the Duke causing n plight wound.
Montpcnsier's first shot missed, the second
slightly wounded the Prince, hnl the third
proved fatal, the ball entering the forehead
Of the Prince and killing him instantly.
The Duke exclaimed, "Sly God. what haze
I done - and sworc to protect the Princes
children.
Montpensier and his seconds are in
Madrid. aud have not been arrested. When
the Duke had fired twice the seconls en-
deayored to effect reconciliation, but thC
Prince was furious. md refused. 1t Is ru
lnorei French intrigue is at the bottom o
the duel.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, March l4.-New fortified
tons have been commenced il this barbor
FRANCE.
PARIS. March l4.-Tbe smallpox pre-
walls III the different quarters Of this city
ROSE.
PARIS, March 1i.-A dispatch from
Rome says Clio votes are now sure for in
tallibility.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Marke

wv W y "1 ~ ''t0NfN tEFKu -tkUHty IsAHrRCE.
NEW YORK, March H-fvon.-Stocks firm
sterling ENrhange-losf for long. and lcs5 for
short Cold, ll?,. *-@o'5, 'G2. lllS. Money easy
nj SO 8pcr cent. Tennessee e's-Fx-coupons. oct !:
new, IN. Virginia o's-EH-coupons, Il new, ia
Missouri e's. a?a. Louisiana e's-Old, Il asked !:
new. 20. Levce 6's, ia SIS s3s. Alabama s's OF
''s, -. Georgia Gs. 81; rs, %. North Carolina
6s-Old, 4r3: new, .?t. South Carolina 7's-Old
si3 new, So.
tng.-Moncy easy with more demand at 5fl8
per cent. Sterling weak at lOss. Gold closed I'M
settled. with liz bid. Governments closed steady
aud htm. Southern securities unchanged
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Mars commenced on Saturday o he tho
morning star, and will so Continue unt;I
December ~. ''''-
Up to Saturday night 1900 tons Of icc
had been gathered on the Hudson. The
weather holds good there FOR the business.
Robert y. Holmes, j. &. ". NJ. of the
Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Ac-
ccptel Masons, died in New York Saturday
age,l fifty-four years.
CHICAGO, March l3.--At half-past II
o'clock last night the roof of the east wing
Of the courthouse in this city followed
the example of the west wing, and fell in
With n tremendous crash. The disaster
WIS caused by the weight of snow on the
root. No ono injured. The loss is proba-
hiy trolu $4,000 to $50, 200 Oh each wing.
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New YORK, March l3.-Two instances of
suicides Of women with razors are record
ed to-day-Eliza Geary, aged ffty-six
years, residing in Jersey City, and Mary
Hedges, young lady of Sag Harbor. The
abdomen WAS cut open in both cases.
There will be very few lawyers in the
next New Hampshire Legislature. Man
chester, Concord, Nashua, and kecne, send
but one each, and there is much smaller
number than usual from other portions of
the State
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
. CuYsTERFIHLp COURTHOUSE, VA,
January 18th, 1910.

january 18th, 1870.
Two JAMES NJ. MOODY, SAMUEL d.
Atkinson and others :: ft:n,: nI,nt dc,
rearcJ: Frederick T. Blunt, Ira w. Blunt In
his own right and as a'tm!nts,ra,os or Ih9 'n
Blunt, deceased; Walter X. Blunt 2srah punt,
and ali creditors or other persons Interested:
You are hereby notified that l have laea Epon
the 18th day Of March next to take AUG ssaie, az
personal, OF which Thomas Blunt died selLsa
aud possessed. and OF Ill the debts que 4s sag ~
Thomas Blunt: also, tho accounts o. i,@ =.
ceased which said accounts arc required TO De
taken by the decree Of Chesterfield clrcult court
rendered at tho November term, 1890 In the chan
Gerry suit OF Moody ana others against Blunt, aa-
minlstrator. and others. And you are hereby re.
quircd TO attend on the said 18th day OF March a.
NV Office aforesaid.
Given under my hand az commissioner In char'
Gerry the day and year drst above written.
SAMUEL T. MADDOX, Commissioner.
prSJkMfS II. NASH, d. q. fe s-Tusw
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EXACTLY Sn.--Colonel Samuel Tatc, pre-
siicnt Of the Mississippi Central railroad,
has published q long official statement re-
spcct;n@ the recent slaughter on that road.
lie says: 1t was simply one Of those un-
fortunate accidents that has come by the
breaking Of machinery when the truin was
running II, regular schedule time, bHt Lap
P"oei q! u must mntcTinn"!c spot, rhuc
Tie cars .fii " distance o. .joJty feet.
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Mr.. William Waller, Ron-in-law Of the
i'ttc President Tyler, lied in L!nclburg
Saturday,
Bishop James IL nj Lynchburg. presiding
over the session Of the Washington Confer
encc. During his stay there he has been
the recipient Of appropriate Christian cour-
tc>ics from distinguished ministers of the
Methodist Church South. Eirhor Early,
TOO iatrm 10 call in person, sent his car
RAGE 10 hrin.. him to his hoilse, and Il, The
conclusion 81 n pleasant interview invited
Bishcp james 10 take tea with him Sunday
evening". E1v. Nj. Early, son Of the Bishop,
and Rev. !. &. Brown, Presiding EIier,
also called ru h;m ut tie Newell House.
where lie is STOPPING.
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RICHMOND. Va, March IL 1870.
OFFERINGS.
UEs1f-white ga bushels. Red, !, s54 bushels
Corn.-White, so2 bnshcis. Yellow, 100 bushels.
Mixed, 80 bushels.
O1ts.-31a bushels.
Rye.-1O2 bushels.
Jqg.-A bales. .s-
OdtR.-56 bales.
Shucks.-13 bales.
SALES.
What w hIte. 200 bushels prime at sl.57A; 2Is
bushels very good on private terms: 20 bnehels
fair at 40 so bushels foul q; 81. gs bushels
very good at sl.a5- total sis bushels Red, !, ~.
bushels very good ut 81 e?i; "a bushels common al
sI.l5 50 bushels very Inferior at Slos 2ao bushels
ut 81. 2o--total. |. 700 bushels.
100 bushels At CSC Mixed a bushels psime, a q. H.
Outs 40 bushels very good on priTate ter ra1sa
on prieate terms; 20 bushels at soc.--total, Oh
bushels.
Hny-Prime Virginia timothy, Is bales at FL.
RE-ExHIBITED. ..
rorn.-White. l72 bushels. Mixed, 50 bushels.
fkis ia" bushels ~ -.-..
Rye.-8D bushels.
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- TuE CIRCTIT COIRT OF RICH.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RICH
4 SOND: Margaret Iiauesslcr, who sues by her
next friend Matthias hiessr ss: Joseph HaHeSsler;
,!.y Of April. 1870 ut the Law Office OF A. Noise,
Jr Esq, No. !. Schafer's Building. al the corner
of Tenth and Main streets, in the city OF Ricli-
Of that day, proceed to take the dispositions OF
Ernest Schultz and Others IN certain suit Tor
divorce q rinculuR Hlatrtmonft, now pending ON
fin, rhauccry slide of the cicut court Tor the city
Of Richmond, In which am plaintiff and YOU ART
defendant and II from amy cause the takin2soi
said dispositions be not conmence'i; or. u com
,n,acrd. he not concluded on that day. then the
taking thereof he adjourned aud continued from
,!av to day and from time 10 time, at the same
place until the same II c)ncludcd.
f~ MAR(iAkET lLaVESSLER,
r,h, Tu!w MATTHIAS KEISER.
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The Revolution I'm Mexico--DeGeatO OF
the ReyOIutiOnists.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE evening
papers publish the following:
" Brownsville, 1C1oS, March IA fight
has occurred between General Regulez and
Generel Calena, commanding the reynlu-
tionists, near Coronella Hill. Cadena WAS
defeated with great loss. Regulcz took
900 prisoners, including many officers.
Cadena is 80 hemmed in that he has to beat
Regulcz or lose his army
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Heavy SnOw-SfOrm.

NEW YORK, March IA terrible snow
storm occurred yesterday, extending from
the Atlantic to the Mississippi north of the
Ohio river. Many buildings we're crushed
in. Travel il greatly delayed.
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Mob Law In Nebraska.

NORTH PLATTE, Ma, March 1.-two
ruftians were hanged by mob here las.
night.
This execution is enormously stated in
this mornings Washington papers &c taking
place in New York
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fAuHu'> MILLS. NELSON COUNTY, !
March 10, 1870.

Filters D.>rntct:
Gentlemen. VIII you please publish In
your next issue (weekly), for the informa-
ton of those concerned, for whom was the
10000, 900 pension money appropriated
whether for the pensions of the last war,
or whether for the war Of lel2-'li and
Mexican war. or for all7 BY giving this
information asked You will confer favor
on many Old soldiers of ISl2-'li, who nrc
"nxiously nQuirin:g i: they n'c included in
the list Of pefsicners
Respectfully, a subscriber,
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4 Ere OF Friday night in Danvors, Mass,
dcst, owed the shoe nanutactorr CT h!ce !
Siugur, tic stitching chop Of Keith .
Hold, eAl adioiniug buildings. LOIS,
$1,000
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The First Women I'm the Jury-EOx-
They Look EetigueL.

OMAHA, Ma, March l4.-The mixed jury
of men and women in the. murder case is
still hung. The women look pale and ia
tigued. This is the third night Of starving
them into verdict.
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First Conviction by Female Jury.
LARAMIE, KAN, March l4.-The jury
in the Howie murder trial have re-
turned verdict of manslaughter in the
first degree. The lady jurors were much
fatiouei
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ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT BANK ROD
Wr.hf'-Eth1"n, y. T., March l3.--Thc
"a'Sf!ey National Bank was entered by
o"rsi"f" Saturday night. Tho vaults and
sane we're cio"n open aud robbed of the
iios' o' 'Ae!r contents. The amount stolen
has not been aEccrtuincd, -
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Immigration 10 Kansas-CattIc.

LAWRENCE, KAN, March I4.-Immigra-
ton to this State is unprecedented.
Cattle are coming east from Colorado by
tens of thousands, and are at the town Of
Kit Carson awaiting transportation.
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WAGONS, CARTS, DC.

Two CONTRACTORS FARMERS, AND
l. OTHERS.-The subscriber would re,Mc.i9HHy
form ali those recurring WAGONS, BUGGlEs.
or CARTS, that he has on hand and IL manure
turing WAGOSS and CARTS OF every descfip-
ton that he will build to order any kina "
vehicle required upon the shortest notice ana %
the lowest price. Particular attention pal" +"
REPAIRING. All work WARRANTED.
a. b. LfPSCOMB,
No. ia west Cary street, near Adams'
fp 7--eOi:m