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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08
THE PRESIDENT AND Wasl

TIE PRESIDENT AND Wash
inqton. Sept. 6.-There Is not to be Cabl-
net meeting this week, as has been an
nounced, as the President will not be able
to come here this week. AS consequence,
the Cabinet Ministers are again beginning
to scatter. Mr.. Fish left last night for New
York; Mr.. Delano started tonight ior
Ohio, and Mr.. Akerman leaves for Georgia
on Friday. The President in the mean
time has caused instructions to be issued to
the military commandant in the South
Carolina disaflected districts to offer what
protection he can to Union men and ne
groes against kukluX outrages, and to re-
port all cases of this character which may
arise within his jurisdiction.-Co Cor. Sun.
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NEW GooDsl NEW GoonsII

re re nave JEST made very large asa,.,or, :. 49,.
stocx eel.clea By Mr.. R0Uss esnrnns 70 our
Richmond Grade. We can confdsniis y ior tne
these DDS TO our friends a. tho vESSvS q menQ
HANDS NEST and CBEAPEsT sOTshsn ,s -
city. We mebt.on few OF the articles ~ L s1s
prices annexed 10 some of them: WAN
DkESS GOODS.
is yards elegant DRSS SILK, S33. worth als.
ID Ta'ds SILK POPLIS for $ll, worth AID
q ave no prices for GUNNER dress goods. Wa
s ,eIing Them ut prices to suit each particuisr
i0-i ss11s SS!Y brand, MaRsEILLEs QUILTS,
lid Sfss:5t to- brandy MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
these ere flrst-rate goods, and ara lon, v.v
ancer wholesale prices. AooS way
lGo anzen GENTS LINEN fhernnnoH p,,n
kGRCHI-PS Na' LAMB
GENT5' BEMMED You're Iinen) HANDKrp.
SHl.Ft ar sl.7s per dszeu. These hand
kerEhtefs would be chesp al $3.50
Go dozen LaEI S, JIErh HANuKERCprFPs
Lauie5' Linen HsndkerchtsfS at sL7s per dozen,
Gents Undershirts Dan wear) soc. (good),
iui iine or Gents furnishing goods Qstest
styles ana hest quality
Il very large and hsndSc me- assortment of Rib.
bons, all colors all widths.
bite (str Nv sailor hats at %. 50 per dozen.
~ mite STRAW Turbans at IS per dozen
sacstoga i trunks, a5.52. Be sure TO look at theaa
trunks. for they are genuine bargain.
20 dozen AID Gloves, 8 >me for 75c.. some for a.
Be sure to look at our DOLL Ar KID GLOVES.
an so LUCK WALL d ROUsS.
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CRY,fOrn5a Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Both parties
claim tic city and State. The vote is close,
but not full. The Democrats elect the
Mayor, Supervisor, and Treasurer, and the
taxpayers elect the balance of the munich
pal ticket. Only five per cent. Of the ne
groes voted the Democratic ticket.
[sEcoND DIsPATcH.]
SAN FRANCISCO, Call. Sept. 7.-Booth
(Rep.) has carried the State by from 2 1000 to
5000 majority. His majority in this city is
nearly 1,C0J. The tax payers ticket is elect
with one or two exceptions.
THIRD DIsPAToH.J
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 7.--California has
gone Republican by from 5000 to 5000 ma
iority. The entire State ticket is elected.
The result in San Francisco Is in doubt as
to the mayor, but the prospect now is
strong that Alvord, the taxpayers candi-
date, is elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE Republl-
cans arc CERTAIN in electing Senator. Col.
Coughan (Rep.) is elected to Congress in
the Sd, and Sergeant in the I'd districts.
The Republicans have an even chance of
gaining the 1st district.
The whole Legislature and municipal
Republican and taX-pay ers' licked is elect
cd in San Francisco, with the exception of
the recorder and one supervisor. The Re-
publican majority in the States is about
4 1000.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
New YORK, Sept. I'm the matter OF
Judge Barnard's decision to-day, on the ap-
plication for an injunction against the city
authorities, the Injunction was refused as
to tax collections and the payments of accru-
ing liabilities, but was granted against the
issuing Of bonds.
Practically the Injunction is nueatory, be-
cause all the bonds authorized by the Le2is-
llture have been already issued and nego-
tiate,l, except the yiaduct railway bonds,
that are yet not called for.
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FOURTH DISPATCH
Arrest of q P0isOner,

New YORK, Sept. WIN. 81. Farmer
(coloreti), about 80 years of age, was ar
rested here this afternoon on q requisition
from the Governor Of Virginia, on the
charge Of having poisoned his wife, who
lived in Richmond, Va. 1t is alleged that
which had been sprinkled with arsenic.
The woman ate some herself. and gave the
rest to a number of her friends, all of whom
were subsequently taken sick. The wife is
still in critical condition. Farmer will
he taken to Richmond.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RA1LRoAD.-The
Charlestown (West Virginia) Spirit OF
Jefferson, OF the 9th inst, says:
'sCapt. Barrett, with his corps Of en-
gincers, spent portion Of the last week in
our town. He Is still engaged in the work
of location, and, we learn, made some ma
tcrial changes i'll the neighborhood OF Der,
ryyille. We are assured, on the part OF all
those in authority, or having any informa-
ton whatever on the subject, that the only
difficulty in the way OF an immediate com
mencemeut and speedy prosecution of the
work is in securing the right of way through,
jefferson county aud portions OF Clarke"
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TsrinvisEe-Ess Growth The New
Couss-:i % IFS e-Tobnceo Prospects
ssuGeuis Arriving for IN. =. Col.
le%e-Cneap transportation, &c.

Correspondence OF The III; hmord DlspatCh.l
FARMylLLE, VA, Sept. 9Th, 1871.
It il no mutual admiration arrangement
which causes it to be said 1T home and
abroad that Farmvlle is rapidly growing.
The oldest inhaDitaut assures lis that in
thirty years our streets have never been
harricaded with building material as they
are now. The entcrprisins courthouse
contractors are busy brick-lnakng, &c, on
an extensive scale. They propose laying
tue cornerstone about the 1>t OF October,
and BY contract are TO deliver the keys
prior TO January court.
The tobacco crop has wonderfully derel-
oDad itself since the recent rains. \ full
avera"e yield is now confidently counted
on. Already pTimingS One first droprin15
Of the coming Storn) begin to crowd our
warehouses and employ our factories.
students tor Hampton Sidney College are
DAILY arriving. The session begins 10 NOR
row. it is believed that the college will be
unusually well attended. Rival hacsmen
eulyen our depot on the arrival nt The
trains. Offering transportation to the col
lee or courthouse (seven miles, free Of
one OF them Is said to fur
niSl cigars.
Politically, criminally. or matrimonally,
there is little or nothing doing.
PETHBRINE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Moue7 sitter, Sterling
irregular: prime bankers, s36ss Gold, llas9
llas. Government's-'s2's 'efa, AID 'e6's hava
advanced D; others quiet; 'o!'s, LIST. States
dull and rather heavy. Tcnncssec's, 70; new, =.
Virginla's, ca new, 20. Lou!siana's, 65 new, 60.
Levea's, 70; SIS, So. Alabama's, 100: sc, %.
Gcorgia's, 80; 10, OIL. North Cardinals, a; new,
Is. South Cardinals, rs; new,7a
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The Georgia Industrial Fair.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 7.-Arrangements
for the First Animal Fair Of the Industrial
Association of Georgia are being made on
the most extensive scale. Twenty thou
sand dollars are offered on premiums. The
indications are that it will be one of the
most successful eXpositions ever held In
the South. Competition Tor premiums is
omen 10 Georgia ard the world. Arrange
mcnts for the accommodation Of visitors
ana exhibitors will be complete in every
particular. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to al sections.
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Ar Louisville there was grand rattle
last week, Capt. Frank Harris contributing
a fifteen hundred dollar span OF horses
and Hon. kearsley Garter fifteen hun
bred dollar diamond pin. The object was
"charltahle," and the tickets soid iarSely'
Wonderful freak of fortune ! Capt. Har-
ris drew the Hon. Kearsley's PIN. and the
Hon. Kearsley drew the captains horses.
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IF YOU WISH
L CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
julius SYOLES's,
as BROAD STREET b, tween Ath and 6th

He has received large lot OF FL ANEELS OF
oil shades and coors, in which he f.rs great in.
ducements. AS every one wishes such goods at
this time OF tie year, they would therefore do well
TO give bin call.
He Offers to the public great Inducements in tho
way Of CASslMEREs, which he will sell for 26c.
and soc. per yard less Than they be bought this
winter.
j He will open this day 50 dozen Gents Merino
sh rts sud Drawers, which he offers At last years
prices.
He also fers full line OF FAN Dress Goods worry
cheap such IS Black Silks, Irish Poplins. Bonn
bazlnes, Alpacas, Meripos, IMPRESS Cloths. and
lr sh keos; BIeathed Brown, and other Domes-
tics-a Iull assortment.
Th'rty-fve pairs of Blankets on hand, which be
offers ut last years prices.
Remember, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
4l5 Broad street, between 4th and 9Th ats.
statesmen : j. j. Turner, John n. Gary, W.
d. Pos eTs, and A. q. Bevell.
store closed on Saiur iavs. au23
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Domestic Markets-[BY TErPcp .pu1

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Flour-Southcrn Arm,
MhlsseY steady at 92sc. Wheat closed quiet: win
,er req western, VI G@sl5O. Corn frmer Al s7ba
exc. Elce urn at s3@02c. Pork more active ~
laac: Beef dull. Lard shade frmer k tie % >.
Iurpen1ne verr firm a. 5al54c. kosin quiet. Tsl"
low heavy at ssG'sc. F1eiehts very Nrin.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour activ. and in fair
dem and City Mills superane, S5.7s@f8 so. Wheat
active and firm. Co n scarce and higher. white
7s0soc. yellow, 7sc.: mixed western, esGS7ic'
provisions unchanged. Whiskey, s2sG9sc.
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TeIesraphtc Summary.

The fortcth annual exhibition Of the
American Institute, at New York, was for
mally opened yesterday.
Michael Mullen, Il telegraph repairer,
was run over at Philadelphia yesterday and
killed.
There were three yellow fever deaths in
Charleston, S. c., in the twenty-four hours
ending last evening.
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gafnnficiste i'm Louisa County.

r,s9onccncc of the Richmond D:spatch.]
BELLS CRoss-RoADs, FA.,1
Sept. 4, 1871.
Our community has just been shocked
with one OF the most heinOus and lnhuman
murders that can possibly occur in civil
lied community.
On Friday evening, the 1st instant, John
Rutlner, youth about fifteen years old,
was crossing his fathers (Mr. James B.
Rutfner'> mill dam, which is situated about
five miles south Of the Courthouse, when
his attention was attracted by small bag
on the edge Of the pond. with one end
floating and distended, while the other was
apparently kept down by some WelShtY
substance. Alter examining the bag he
came to the conclusion that he could see
the form Of an infant in the floating end.
He immediately sought his father. and told
him what he thought he had found. Sev-
eral gentlemen We're also present at the mill,
who, Ill company with Mr.. Ruttner, re-
paired to the place, and. on opening the
bag, found it to contain u newly-b0rn white
infant cbild-a iemale-in one end, and in
the other u quartz rock weighing some FIVE
or SIX pounds, with which TO keep it under
water, evidently the work of some one
who, although in human form, is, If posi-
Clc, worse than demon fresh from the ln-
fernal regions beneath. No direct te>ti-
mony could be had at the inquest to cause
any arrest, but we hope and trust that, as
" murder will out" we may yet be able to
discover who it is. A.
1T is refreshing to see from this letter the
shock which crime now so common in
many localities, especially at the North,
causes among the people of Louisa, where
probably it has been unknown heretofore.
We can only inform the honest people Of
that county that great change has been
wrought in the morality Of this country by
the political revolution brought about by
the knaves and fanatics, and there is no
telling what may not happen even in LOU
iSa - DisD1tch7
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Clcar ard plea
SAINT weather is probable for Friday for the
middle and eastern States and on the lower
lakes; Using barometer and partially
cloudy or clear weather for the southern
and Gulf Statss falling barometer and
increasing cloudiness for the upper lakes,
and threatening weather in the northwest.
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DRY GAana.
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

during the next ten days NO will San ~, suM.
MsE GOODS AT AND BELOW cosr., Ysther
.uAa 20 PACK Them away for theEext ssson, thase.
fore great bargains can be All &, sge : -
GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINs ~. Z.
PIQUES, Il
LACE and CHALLI sHAwLs,
BLACK MgRINO SHAWLa.
WHITE ana BUEF,POSaEE SILK PAR
ASOLS, @ztaf..c-sI go
ED GLOVES, and all kinds Of go.
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment Of
sLEACHED and BROWN CoTToUa,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CAssIMEREs,
tne s 81 ,S N general, is very fair, and We osr
cited. 1SP prices. An early call fs solI-
SEA !hALHiMER q soma
wi broad street. corner 9Th
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ChcAapeaae aad OHIO Iatiroati.

GORE po4Cence Of The Richmond bips,cb.l
SCoTTsvILLY, Sept. 9Th. 1871.
public meeting was held In Sco'tsvllie,
Va, on The ~ day Of September, 1871, for
Nc purpose oi inviting the attention OF The
I hc7apcakc and ohio Railroad Company TO
tbc route for The proposed straight shoot
from tillGn Forge 10 itichnond, by way OF
or it, vicinity. Maj. j. {. Hill
MAs called upon TO preside, and j. Pitls,
Cs4., '" act aa secretary.
Geoolu,lons were reported by commit
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Fastest Time on Record.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Sept. 7.-Goldsmith's
Maid has made the fastest mile in the fastest
three miles ever recorded. Time-2:20H,
OH. 2:2OX.
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Conservative Nominations for the
House of Delegates

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DlsPATcu.1
DUBLIN, VA, Sept. 7.-Gcncral j. A..
Wilker was unanimously nominated to-day
by the Conservative Convention for the
House Of Delegates.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

SEPT: hh.-The receipts of stock at the cst,,e
scales during The past week have been good. and
the quslity excellent, embracing 100 cattle as0
sheep, 5o lambs and so calves there were no hogs
oil. rel. Sales we're made "a follows: A0h'
BSeg-Fsir 10 good. &c. prime, ssc., gross.
iMeep.-GGod to &c.. gross
Lhm6s-s3.5o a. head and very Indifferent.
CatCes.-From ~ to Sis q head,
HO1S.-NOne In market
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
..,. of the Gn>hra Baptist Association ut
n~aaGc Court hou.c.


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s..t. !. vs. 'H caE"t>' s"Sict e'!'.uh.
r.. -. .'\i: "A3d he rcSuh a. inht
. SKI; 'U.t ana iFcachoa unto hi'u
Is.
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Is. -. u. ~ clerk.
&. -. T., t.T3 preached Ill the alter
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EE.beas Corpus Refused.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE habeas corpus
applied for by Roscnzweig, the abortion
ist, has been refused.
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Hurricane In The West Indies.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Sept. IA hurri-
cane and earthq Jake has caused great dam
age on Turks lslsnd. Many vessels are
ashore.
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CLOTHING.
T A r 0 U G Il E
MERCHANT TAILOR,

10. EXCHANGE BLOCK, 18th STREET,
Calls attention to his FALL and WINTER
sTocK for GEsT's WEAR. Just received and
open for exhibition and sale.
The styles are very genteel and will be made up
in the best manner after the latest approved re-
ports, or &C ,ordng to the wlehes Of those favor
Ing him with their orders. tN
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E1ARINE ENTEs,LIGEMCE

aIt7lA TIRE ALM&EAC, sRrTEMRERs ISL
5cr rises ..s,..,.,-... 30 hooa rises 70 90
9ih 'ls..,. .3,..,.,, CHS !l2h t!ce........ ll34
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Richmond TOBACCO ,ro,.,.

SEPT. The offerings continue very fun ~,
Prices remain firm 10: all grades. There has hesn
more liberal supply Of bright wrappers on The
fully up. p~e' Aeep
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PROPOSALS.

CENTRAL LUNATIC ksYLUM1
OFFICE OF STEWARD
RICHMOND. Sept. 5th, 1871.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il until the 18TH INSTANT for The following
articles:
$50 MEMS SHIRTS, for winter wear, to be IN lde
OF heavy cotton goods;
$50 pair MES DRAM FRS, same material;
$50 FLA MEL SKIRTS, for fem ale patients:
$50 pair of BLANKETS, to weigh no. less than
six pounds;
BRD-TICKING for $50 single beds
Samples and bids to be lef. at the office Of the
Steward at the asylum on or before the 18th In
slant.
Bids will also be received FOR $50 cords best mer-
ch,ntable PINE WOOD, to be delivered ut ssy-
lurn. n. T. PAGE,
se8-lw Steward.
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CITY GAs-WCRKs, SUPT'S OFFICER
RICHMOND. VA cent. s. 1911.

p CITY GAs-WoRKs, SUPT's OFFICER
kICHAoND, VA, sept. s, 1911. !
PROPOSALS FORGAS PURIFIERS
Il Sc lied proposals Will be received at this Office
until L. O'Clock III. OF FRIDAY, 18th Of Sep'em-
Der, for The construction entire OF FOUR Publ
FIERS OF the same size and Gimen:ion Ms those
now In use At the works, except slight alter
alton in shape, which will be explained on appu-
cation.
Parties wishing to bid can obtain the forms for
SO doing by application at this Office.
The work to be executed by the 10 day OF No
vember next. The work TO be subject to the ap-
provai Of the Superintendent OF the Gas-works.
The committee reserve the right Of rejecting any
or oil OF the bids made.
BY ordsr Of the Committee on Light.
sa5 JOHN II. KNOWLES Sup't.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DOME
- CHEAP AZ THIS OEEICE<
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-15
NOTICE..

THE SUBSCRIBER, ON LEAVING GOLD
| Hill, has leit number Of bills with Hy.
Crandall for collection. All bills not paid BY
the frst Of March will be handed over to Justice
,Putnsm, .--I G. B. ZABRIBKIR, n. D.
cold Hill, February /, 1871. fd.f
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Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company, by Thomas
q. Taylor, Superintendent.
US. Land Once. Nev.. Carson City, January ID.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-15
FOR SALE.

THE RUsINEss IN THE WE'LL
L known SALOON, next door to the Fountain
House, together with the Fixtures, and two OF
the best BILLIARD TABLES In the STATE:
Tho stock consists OF Wines, Liquors, Nicer
.chaum and all other kinds Of Pipes, Cutlery,
Books, Tobacco, Shot. Guns, Powder, Shot, etc.
Everything In the shop will DO closed out In
the next thirty days at COST PRICE.
Customers will please call and settle on or BE-
fore the last day Of December, 1870, or their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands Of the Consta-
bio for collection. ,,ou
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-15
TO WOOD STEALERS.

TURING THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
IL three hundred corls OF wood, belonging to
the Virginia and Truckce Railroad Company,
have been stolen in the vicinity Of Gold Hill
and Virginia. The Company. therefore, hereby
give full and fair warning to any and all persons
that henceforward the most stringent measures
will be taken to prevent further stealing.
ANY person caught stealing the company's
wood will be prosecuted to tho utmost extent Of
the law. -
II. NJ. YERINGTON. Superintendent.
Gold Hin, December 81, 1870. desO-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-15

GENTS ARE MAKING 5000 TO
n $50 pcr week selling tho Aluminium jew.
elry, Tho best imitation Of gold ever intro.
cuced. u has the exact color, which II always
retains, aud stands tho test OF the strongest
acids, No one can tell It from gold only by
weight-the Aluminium Gold being about one.
tenth lighter. L. V. pEFOREST & co. arc
selling their goods for one. tenth the price gold
jewclry Is sold for, and on most liberal terms to
agents one.fourth cash, and the balance In 81,
60 and 10 days. We send persons Wishing to
act as agents, q full and complete assortment OF
goods, consisting Of Seals. Bracelets, Lockets,
Ladies' and Gents chains. Pins, Rings, Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, etc., for $lO0-S25 TO be paid
when the goods are received, an1 the other SO
in 30, 90 and % days. Parties wishing 10 ofder
.roods and act as agent will address,
L. V. pGF0EEST & CO.,
n11.3m 20 and ~ Broadway, N. Y.