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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-16

INTERESTING VIRGINIA STATISTICS.
The number of white males assessed for
taxes for the year 1872, according to state
ments in the Auditors Office, was l5l .93l,
and the number of colored males SO
assessed was 1856. The value of per-
sonal property listed for taxation was s77,-
$50, 5lO.7l, and the amount of income so
listed was $4,000, 9s0.78. The value of
lands and lols ascertained for the
year 1872. according to the returns
OF assessment made in 1870, and
the alterations and reassessmeuts made in
1879, under acts of General Assembly
passed at the sessions of 1912, is 1851, :
All ,los.s9, which is SIT, 7o4, 96l.49, less
than the value ascer aimed under the reas-
sessment made in 1870. In the counties of
Allegheny, Amherst, Appomattox, Bath,
Bland, Brunswick, Charles City, Clarke,
Craig, Franklin, Henry, Highland, Isle Of
Wight, Lancaster. Lee. Mecklenburg, Mid
dlesex, Montgomery, Norfolk, Northanp-
ton, Northumberland, Patrick, Pittsy l.
vna, Princes Anne. Pulaski, Rappahan-
mock, Roanoke, Scott, Surry, Sussex,
Tazewell, Westmoreland and York, and
the cities Of Danville, Portsmouth and
Richmond, the value of lands was increased
al ,5l0,53 10. In all the other counties
the value was decreased $40, 2lo, 4s7 So
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The Electoral College.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-All the
lists Of the Electoral Colleges Of the
several States for President and Vice
President, excepting three, have been sent
to the President of the Senate by mail.
though not more than one-third Of the
entire lists required by law to be delivered
to him by messenger have yet been
received.
Louisiana sends lists from two different
Electoral Colleges. The two houses of
Congress in joint convention will determ.
inc which list shall be counted on the sec.
ond Wednesday of February, the time of
counting all the electoral votes.
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AN ALARMING VIEW OF THE CASE.
The late decision of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals in tho coupon cases has raised tho
question as to the effect that decision may
have upon the funds of the State now on
deposit in three or four of the banks of
the city, amounting to near one million and
half, we believe. 1t is held by many
legal gentleman, some of them members Of
the General Assembly, that the decision
places it within the power Of the banks to
tender coupons in reponse to the drafts of
the Treasurer, and the question has occa-
stoned considerable nervousness in some
circles. The law says the coupons issued
under the funding act shall "be receivable
at and after maturity for all taxes, debts,
dues and demands due the State.n The
Supreme Court SO decides. Are the funds
in the banks demands due the State ?"
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COMPLIMENT TO PROF. WHEAT
Professor Leo Wheat, of this city, partici-
pated in concert by the choir Of the Uni
tartan church, in Washington city Friday
night. The Chronicle of Saturday, pays
him the following handsome compliment
Mr.. Leo Wheat, however, who presided
at the piano, is, we believe, from Richmond.
and deserves a more extended notice. His
skill in playing the accompaniment added
much to the vocal part of the entertain.
ment, while his piano solo carried the au-
depce by storm, and placed HIM at once
among our most talented and skillful mu-
sicians. We think we speak the wish Of
the audience when we say that we hope that
he may fine it convenient to visit Washing
ton often, and and give our citizens an OPP
portunity to enjoy his finished playing.
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OFFICIAL.
N ORDISANCE TO AMEND CHAPTEd
AXXIV. OF THE CITY ORDINANCES
THE GAS WORKS.
(Passed 9Th December, ls72.l


Be Il Ordained, That chapter XIV. of tho
City Ordinances concerning the Gas Works be
and the same Is hereby amended by the addition
thereto of the following sections, numbered ~,
AZ The agent or clerk receiving coal and de.
Hvering coke at the Gas Works. the several dep
utles in the Inspectors office. and the bill clerk
In the Auditors Office, shat give bonds with
sufficient security, to DO approved by the Coun-
Gil zach In the sum If one thousand dollars con.
d!tion,l for the fai hful periorman Of their re.
apsetiye duties and each shall take the oath OF
oiice prescribed by law within thirty days from
the passage of this ordinance which bonds and
cert fcate. of the oath of office shall be filed in
the office of the City Clerk.
IS. In taking the state Of the msters, 1t shall
be the duty OF each deputy to note and report IN
writing to the Inspector of Gas all meters fail,
ing to register, or otherwise out of ordsr, and
the Inspector of Gas shall make q report in
writing concerning such to the Committed on
Light, at their first regular meeting in each
month.
BOGUS, Bhaii Invariably DO written In ink under
penalty Of Dismissal of the party offending
therein.
a. The Inspector of Gus, or any deputy who
shail ba guilty of any discourtesy or rudeness,
or other disc, derly conduct TO wards any person
In the transaction or execution of any Official
business. shall be therefor reprimanded by the
Committee, or dismissed from ON @. Ii the aggi O.
walton or repetition of such offence shall seer
TO the Committee TO make such dismissal proper
os necessary
20. In6 Inspector Vi sfhs anu MS usputies
and the bill clerk in the Auditors office, ar
strictly prohibited, under penalty of the for
feiture of their Office or employment from col
seeting any bill for gas consumed, or paying O
assuming u pay such bill for any consumer oihe
than thaInsSlVes.
4S. No person rhan have tina SIsa OF gas 1T mn.
house or 0 her place ho Ia delinquent for "a
cspsunsd by him at any other place or house
This ordinance shall be IA furce trous Its pas
gaga
Published by authority.
E. G. HOWARD,
de 14-6t City C2sEI-
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DEATH OF FATHER MULvEY.-Bish-
OPP Gibbons received telegram last even.
ing from Petersburg, announcing the death
in that city, at five o'clock P. NJ, OF the
Very Reverend Father Thomas Muivey,
Vicar General of the Catholic Diocese of
Virginia, whose painful illness has been
several times announced in these columns,
Father Mulvey was native of Ireland.
and at the time Of his death was in the ODD
year of his age. For many years he has
been attached to this diocese, having been g
resident priest of this city previous to his
removal to Petersburg. His loss will be
greatly felt by the Catholics of both cities,
to whom he had endeared himself by his
many acts of kindness, simplicity of char.
acter, and religious devotion.
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LOCAL NOTES.


The overseer OF the chain-gang was
to-day PRODUCED to the ranks" by Judge
White, for contempt of court.
MIR. David j. Saunders has been cleo
ted president of the Old Dominion Sugar
Refining Company, Woo Mr.. Charles L.
Workman, resigned.
The failure to send the mail by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad this morning
was owing to the non-appearance at the
Postottice of q route agent,
the Commissioners of the General
Assembly having charge Of the question Of
the removal OF the Penitentiary, visited
Beliona arsenal Saturday, The Senate
Committee on Public Institutions made an
official visit to the Pententiary on the
same day.
in ITO Samuel Sanford donated o
tract of land in Accomac county to be ap-
piled to the education of INDECENT children
within cetain limits of that county. A
bill is before the House of Delegates placing
this land at the entire disposal Of the school
board Of Accomac for common school pur-
poses.
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Bill 10 Prevent the Conversion OF
Money into Coupons.

The following bill, which had previously
passed the House, was passed by the
Senate just before adjournment Saturday
afternoon
Be 1t enacted By the General assembly,
That it shall uot be lawful for any collector,
deputy collector, or other officer charged
with the collection Of the public revenues
of this Commonwealth to convert any
money received by him into coupons issued
under the act known as the Funding bill /,
either directly or indirectly, by purchase,
exchange or otherwise, but such collecting
officers shall account to the treasurer of
the State in money or by check or draft
for money, for all revenue received by them
in money nor shall 1t be lawful for any
such collecting officer to purchase such
coupons for the purpose of sale thereof, or
to sell tho same during his continuance in
office.
I'd. Every such collecting officer shall
preserve upon the books of his Office a
statement showing the amounts received
by him in said coupons, and the parties
from whom received, which shall be open
to the inspection of any one desiring to ex.
anime the same, and shall accompany every
settlement made by him with sworn state.
ment of the aggregate amount collected by
him in coupons
Sd. Every violation of the provisions of
this act shall be deemed o misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than sl00 nor
more than 81 900, and, at the discretion Of
the court, by imprisonment in the county
Jail not'exceeding thirty days.
4th. Amy party buying and selling such
coupons shall be deemed a broker within
the meaning of the license laws of this
Commonwealth.
5th.. This act shall be in force from its
massage,
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MAsoNIC.--The annual convocation of
Union Grand Lodge Of Virginia was held
in this city on the 10th, 18th and 18th in
stants., j. e. Fsrrar, R. W. G. S. W.,
acting Grand Master, Grand Master Royal
j. Morgan having been detained by an &C.
cident ON the Danvlle Railroad.
At the second morning session the Grand
Master delivered his annual address,
which was both interesting and instructive.
The committee which had been appointed
on correspondence reported communica-
ton from James Fl. Jones, of Petersburg,
in relation to the disturbances of more
perfect organization and more complete
aud regular system of cooperation among
the Masons of Virginia, and after full
consideration to the same it was referred to
the following select committee: R..
@. Hobson, J. j. Christian, B. J..
Edwards, g. r. Foster, G. G. Ellis,
L. G.. Gladman, and Joseph E. Fsrrar,
who were instructed to report ct the next
meeting of the Grand Lodge.
The officers were then installed as fol-
lows: Royal J. Morgan Lynchburg,
Grand Master; j. e. Fuller, Norfolk, D.
G. M; r. I. Edwards, Manchester, S. G.
W.; g. B. Stevens, Petersburg, j. G. W.;
G. G. Ellis, Lynchburg, G. T.; r. a. Per-
kins, Lynchburg. Il. s.; s. a. Davis,
Portsmouth, G. L.; Rev. r. Wells, Rich.
mond, G. o.; j. J. Christian, Siaunton, G.
9. D.; jill. Lewis, Richmond, G. j. D.;
J. H. Davis. Lynchburg, G. R.; G. r.
Foster, Charlottesville, G. s. B.; Nelson
James. Lynchburg, j. H. Mickens, Nor,
folk, G. Stewards; James Reynolds, Lynch.
burg, G. I. District Deputy Grand Mas.
ters-lst, Thomas Davis, Portsmouth; I'd
P. G. Morgan. Petersburg; Sd, I. q. Glad
man, Lynchburg.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

---Disraeli's health is much impaired.
Texas gave her vote to Greeley and
Brown.
Professor Stowe Is supposed to be
fatally i'll.
Professor Tyndall will sail on the 18th
of January for Europe.
All the London journals sympathize
with Disraeli in the loss of his wife.
james NJ. Swank, chief clerk of the
Department of Agriculture, has resigned.
In Cincinnati All horses have died
from the epizootic in the last four weeks.
Thirty of the eighty persons supposed
to have been lost from the emigrant ship
Franklin, have been rescued.
bismarck isreported as looking exceed
ingly well, and he will probably remain at
the head of the Prussian Cabinet.
A London dispatch says: ut is more
evident than ever that the majority of the
French Assembly oppose Theirs. One or
the other must yield. The country sup
ports THEIRS"
The Washington Republican says
p" The tobacco manufacturers of Virginia
have raised the question of the constitu-
tionality Of the law leyying special tax on
tobacco intended for export, and the subject
will probably have to come before the courts
for decision.o
The Patent Office has just issued
patent to Thomas May, of London, and
Edmund ShiA, of Mile End, England, for
machine constructed for the navigation of
the cir. The inventors claim that, by
means of system Of revolving eeroplaneS,
they can carry car through the air at the
rate OF from twenty to thirty miles an
hour.
The House Judiciary Committee had
under consideration yesterday the bill to
increase the Presidents salary to $4,000
per annum. The committee took no final
action upon The bill, as has been stated,
bat it is favored by majority of the
members, and will doubtless soon be re-
ported to the House.
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"SHINNY. y" Shiny" is fearful
game, and is therefore quite popular with
Richmond boys. Nearly all the vacant
places in the city, and even the streets, are
converted into ''shinny " grounds.
Slaves, brick-bats, bones, old shoes, sticks,
and missiles OF o like character, are used,
the comparatively harmless ball of yarn or
rubber being wholly excluded. Under
these circumstances it is easy to imagine
why and to whom ''shinny" is fearful
game. This fear is monopolized by limo.
cent persons who don't play "shinny,"
but who are often compelled to pass neal
or through the skinny" grounds. Some
thing ought to be done to inspire thost
who play "shinny'' with wholesome
dread of the consequences.
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ScY York llama.

NEW York, December ia death
from hydrophobia occurred here yesterday.
One person was fatally, and several seri-
ously injured yesterday by the explosion
of kerosene lamp on a centre-table.
The lights on the Sandy Hook light ship
are to be changed from white to red.
The Tribune closes an editorial headed
independent journalism" as follows:
"We have expressed our hope, and to a
certain extent, our belief, that we arc to
have en- administration which we con
honestly support. We certainly shall not
be found captitiously and maliclously
opposing it.o
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Louisiana Aflatrs.-Deeasion lin

Louisiana Anatrs.--DeeasiOn lii tho
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, December l6.---The fol-
lowing decision has been rendered in the
Supreme court:
Er-Parte II. c. Warnoth--" We are all
Of opinion that when final decree shall be
rendered in tho Circuit court in this case,
an appeal will lie to this court. We are
also Of the opinion that the court has no
jurisdiction, in this case, to issue a writ of
prohibition until an appeal is taken.n
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MACHINERY, &C.


F'oR SALE
Woodward Steam Pump q, 500 gallons
per minute), with all connections;
pair l4-ineh' Guild s Garrison Vacuum
Pumps. with connections;
No. 4 Woodward Pump,
Guild Garrison Water-Pump, l2-lnch
water-cy Under, 24-inch steam. cylinder !;
Vacuum Pan, sxl2, with connections, COM.
plete;
Condenser for Vacuum Pan, lo-foot pipe !;
60 feat IA inch Cast Iron Pipe,
rs feet e-inch fiange Cast iron Pipe,
Johnsonis Blower, 8 feet diameter
1000 feet 4-inch flange Cast Iron Pipe,
100 feet einch fapge Cast Iron Pipe,
4.0Go feet Pinch steam Pipe,
] pair Double Engines, l4-inch cylinder, 3.
foot stroke--ali compleie
90 feet Is inch Leather Betting,
stIast Iron Hoppers.
Mills for grinding bark.
10 large Leach Tabs,
Is large Water Tanks.
The above machinery is all first'ciaes and In
perfect order, and will be sod on fair terms 20
any ono desiring to purchase. Apply to
CHARLES r. WORKMAN s. Co,
No. IL Fifteenth street,
between Main and Gary streets,
de'9-sodiw Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
By E. u, Eacho. Real Estate Auctioneer.
A ssIGNEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN NEW
KENT COUNTY, Va.

In compliance with a decree of the United
States District Court IN the matter of William
H Macon, bankrupt, shall sell at public aGc-
ton, on
MONDAY, THE sra DAY OF JANUARY, 1919,
in front of too United States Custom House, 10
tho city os Richmond, at ~ o'clock NJ. the tDl-
lowing valuable real estate, to.wit:
Coo ACRES OF LAND,
In New Kent County, Va, near Tunsta1ls Sta
ton, York River Railroad, known as the Brick
House,
TERMS--One third cash, balance on credit
of six and twelve months, purchaser giving notes
with approved security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title retained until notes are
paid. j. A. LYNHAAI
de l2--2aw9w Assignee.
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nlRECT IMPOREATiGN.

90 cashs BASES ALE,
30 casks ALLSOP'S ALE,
60 casks Wm. Younger's EDlNGBURaH
ALE,
100 casks uUINNESS'S PORTER, Burke &
Hibbert'e bottling;
30 dozen PEEK FREAN Graz 'KERS,
% cases Coman's d s. +. MJJSTARD-A,
Is, and 4 b tins:
IRISH WHI>KEYS,
HENNtSSY and MARETT5 SRhNDIES,
SHtRRlE~ of superior q aiities,
9EISLtI CHAM AGNES,
We offer these goods at New York prisee, with
freight added. Also.
J., on dozen On. and sIb. Peaches.
900 dozen 2tb. and Sb. Tomatoes,
800 dozen Winslow's Corn,
at Baltimore prices, all of the beet packers In
Baltimore T. BALMER & CO.,
oc l9-tfe1 rs sI4 Main Street.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

George X. Fox, Jr., clerk of the Lou
doun County Court, died Saturday morn
ing. :.
Tho Tappahannock Iader says appliea-
ton will soon be made to the Legislature for
charter for railroad. from Tappahannock
to Hanover Junction.
"A colored boy, II years of age, FAMED
William Appleby, has been found guilty
of arson in Prince William county, and
sentenced to be hung.
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FROM ABROAD.
FraDce-4.etitiofs iOr the Dissolution
OF tho Assembly Rejected.

PARIS, December l5.-In the Assem-
bly, last night Minister Dufaure favored the
rejection Of the petitions for the dissolution
Of the Assembly. lie spoke ironically of
Gambetta, whose speeches, he said, were
the cause Of the present agitation. The
debate was most violent, and lasted till one
o'clock this morning, when the Chamber
voted 400 to 20l in favor Of the rejection of
the petitions.
Theirs was not present during the after.
noon or night debate. Previous to adjourn.
ment resolution passed directing the reso.
luton rejecting the petitions, and Dufaure's
speech to be placarded throughout France
| England.
LONDON. December Is. ,-Disraeli'a wife
is dead.
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AN UNwELCoME CHANGE. - I b Q
time of the arrival of the afternoon mails
from Washington and tho North has been
changed from 1888 to 2 P. NJ. A slight
change has also been made in the time of
the morning mail train. The business in-
terests Of this city require that the mail
should arrive here several hours earlier and
not later than has been the custom, and
we hope such change will soon be ac-
comnlished,
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PARTIALLY EXAMINED. - Charles
Mccarthy, alias johnson, charged with
shooting Policeman Finnegan in the leg, a
few nights ago, had partial examination
before Judge White, of the Police court,
this morning, when the case was post
poned until the 22d instant. The accused
was committed to Jail until that time, bail
being refused him.
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MSTALLMENT STORE.
THE ORIGINAL
NsTALLAENT HOUSE,
1858 MAtN STREET, Rtcssosn yIsaEsrA
THE ORIGINAL,

! offer for sals the following goods for cash. or
by weekly or monthly Payments For cheap
ness, quality, and variety, second to none in tina
market; for accommodation, SURPRISING any !.
1880 Lithograph and steel Engravings; Chro-
mos. newest In the market; Oil Paintings.
Looking Glasses, in great variety; Photograph
Frames, large assortment. Frames of all de-
scrlptions made at the shortest notice. large
stock of Picture and Looking Glass Mouldings
always on hand, sold cheap, by the foot or man
ufactGred. Special contracts made for large
orders and dealers. Clocks, Bibles, Window.
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mating, on Cloths
Walnut Extension Tables, and other goods.
Parties in want OF any of the above articles
will consult their own interest by giving me q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
no % '?2-Sm WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
-
No ia Invoi.
n EARSHAE.'S SALE.

No 174 Invol.
MEARSHAE.'S SALE.
In the matter OF VIM. G. Mayo We David q.
Mayo, bankrupt
By virtue or an order In the above entitled
tee. isaued from tho clerks office United States
District Court for the Ets tern District of Eir-
ginia and 20 me directed. shall proceed TO sell
at public auction, for cash on THURSDAY, the
18TH day of December, 1872 ct the factory OF
David G. Mayo, No. 2hol Main street, Richmond,
Va. the following property, 30 wit:
6, on TO s,Mo Pt ,UNDS OF LEAF TOBACCO
In different stages of manufacture.
Also at the same time and place I snail Offer
for rent the said FACTORY and FLXTUREs',
subject to conditions and reservations pre- scrbed
in the order of court, which will BIO made known
on the day of sale, or can be obtained On appi-
cation to me.
Sale to commence ut ~ O'Clock n.
Parties desiring TO purchase Or rent are IN
Eited TO be present
Dated December 10, A. D, 1872
DAVID b. PARKER,
II. g. Marshal, Eastern Dist 0! Va.
ia ID-2t
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Fatal Casualty.

WASHINGTON, December l6.-The
caving in Of ditch at the St. Louis Ay-
lum buried five persons. One escaped
unhurt, two were unearthed dead, and the
others have not as yet been dug out.
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A Chicago Bank Teller BADLY sold.

The United States Treasurer has received
what purports to be $500 legal-tender
note, but which really is q very neat COM
bination of many pieces Of smaller notes
five dollar notes and under--split up and
cut part, aud so arranged and pasted to-
gether as even to deceive one OF the Ohica-
go bank tellers. He now wishes to know
if General Spinner will redeem the whole
fabric by sending him 800 therefor. :
Only a short time since note passed oil
by some adroit manipulation as a $500 note
was sent to the Treasurer, and on inspec'
ton 1t was ascertained that 1900 note
and $40 note were split and the back o.
each substituted for the other, after which
one was passed off face upward and thu
other back upward.
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RF3 900 Per Cent. Year Increase OF Sales,
is the reward given the DOMESTIC" for its
improvements over the old ESTABLISHED"
Sc wing Machines. ..'
The "DOMESTIC'' Ia the latest and the best,
the easiest to use and sell. The "DOMESTIC'
fulfills more than 1t promises. A trial solicited
Agents and Canvassers wanted. Distributing
office for Virginia and North Carolina, 92l
Main street, Richmond, Va
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The estate journal" Will be delty"
cred the same evening of publication
tn amy part Of the city or Manchester
by reliable carriers, III name and ad-
dress fs left at our office, ola i-s Main
GSnanx
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CoAsTwIsE TRADE.--The following
vessels engaged in the coastwiso trade
have entered at this port: Schooners
Roxana A. johnson, Anna W. Collins,
Adolph Hugel, from New York; Serene
and Lula Lynn, from Baltimore.
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- -
EEYai will make Christmas

FtH 8Vti VIII EIiHNE CHTIstIUIE UnU tEU Years
10 come merry for your life. Daughter Or Lady
Friend, by presenting her with LIGHT
RUNNING DOMESTIC" SEWING Ma.
CHINE Being the latest, it combines the good
qualities Of all othera. Increase of Gales over
COO per cent, during the past year.
trial solicited Office e2l Main street. Rich
Tnond, Va.