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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

THE MoULToN CONCERTS On Thurs
day evening of this week the first of the
two grand concerts by Mrs. Charles Moul-
ton, assisted by eminent artists, will take
place at Assembly Hall. The sale of
tickets began at nine o'clock this morning,
at West ,S Johnson's, and will be continued
till the evening of the performance. The
second entertainment will take place on
Friday evening, and tickets Of admission
for that occasion can be procured at West
& .Johnson's up to the opening Of the hall.
The sooner application is made, however,
the better, as the choicest seats can thus
be secured. These concerts will prove the
rarcst musical treats of the season, and we
anticipate large and fashionable audiences.
Mrs. Moulton has the reputation of being
one of the most gifted of Americas song
stresses, and she will be well supported on
both occasions by Mr.. Brookhouse Bowler,
the fayorite tenor Signor P. Ferranti, the
world-renowned baritone; and Mr.. James
M. Wehli, the great and eminent pianist
and composer. The programme for both
evenings embraces selections of fine pieces
from the IL ost popular composers, and our
citizens may feel sure that their execution
will fully sustain the high reputation of the
troupe.
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no THE PEOPLE OF. VIRGINIA. 1

TNrRESENTING TO YOUR NOTICE, FOR
Il the fiji st time in an extended way, the f. +.
tFAMILY FAFOR1TE) WEED SEWING-MA-
CHINE, we will state some of the reasons why
we think we are justified in claiming IL to be the
BEST: @ss si84 tt9 *a.
,g BECAUSE, before being offered to the people,
it was ties ted by able sewing-nachinists and by
them so pronounced; ss1ENs& >
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the great
Paris Ex position in 1867; ESE fst$ &ehs ,
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the grcuf
four weeks contest between sewing machines ia
the Baltimore (Maryland) Institute in 1860;
BECAUSE, it Will do what any other first
class locks fitch will do;
BECAUSE, twill do what most of them can
not do. We say this without disparagement to
the merits of other machines;
BECAUSE, In the five years it has been before
the people, the sale has been so rapid that the
company have been unable to supply the de-
mand, thus leaving Virginia and & great part of
the country unsnpplied; and last, but not;least,
to give a wOmans reason,
BECAUSE, it is justa little darling,' and sd
easy to learn.
Price the same any other frs t-class machine
Sold on the instalment plan, If desired
Machines gent on trial and, instruction given
frea ~ E8s
A history of the sewing machine and an ac-
count OF the great four weeks contest at Balti-
more, sent free on application. a,1
VIM LOCKHART, Agent.
739 Main, corner Eighth street, (
'Ra de 0--d&W1y III Richmond, Va.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

A MURDERER CoNyICTED-IHs Sen
tence.-On the 4th day Of last November,
an old man, Samuel w. Jones, of Henrico
county, accompanied by Benjamin Roach,
of Charles City, came to Richmond in a
cart, filled with market produce. After
disposing of its contents and receiving the
money for it, Jones and Roach returned. =
About fifteen miles from the city, and near
Four-mile Creek church in Henrico, Jones
felt the hand OF some one in his pocket
Charging Roach with it, he was struck in
the mouth by him, who threw him from
the cart, and beat him and stamped him so
severely, that he died from the injuries re-
ceived about ten days afterwards.
The dying declaration of Jones, in ac-
cerdance with the above facts, was taken,
upon which Roach was arrested and con-
fined in Charles City Jail.
On Thursday, the 2lst of last December.
Roach was tried in the county court ol
Charles City county, Judge Lacy presiding
for the murder of Jones. On Fridaythe
case was given to the jury who returned 3
verdict finding him guilty of murder in the
second degree, and fixing the term of his
imprisonment OF five years in the penitef-
tiary. tA
The prosecution was conducted by K. IL
Talley, Esq.,, Commopwealth's Attorney,
and the defense by Nkssrs. Isaac Christian
and John b. Pierre. A new trial was
asked for, but denitd by the court. Roach
is now in the penientiary.
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SEWING MACHINES.


LIVERY SEWING-MACHINE CLAIMS TO
IL BE THE BEST, and at least half dozen
claim TO have received the highest premium ever
giyen-which was awarded by the PARIS EX-
POSITION NUNIvERSELLE of 1857. We again
publish the official letter of the Secretary of
State, which is sufficient proof that the
IMPROVED HOWE ..g
received the first premium on That occasion.
One other nachiiie received gold medal, but it
was for batton-hole attachment, which has
since been discarded us useless by the parties
who received q medal for it, The award to the
Howe Company was for the BEST SEWING1
MACHINE. ssssts Il ety3sf 5ff9g
.DEPARTNRST OF STATE
5ssf aa is WAsHISaTos, 9th May, 1865. 5
"To Elias Hone, Jr., Ne,o York:
"SIR-The Department has received one gold
medal, ONE CRoss OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, one
diploma and one certificate, awarded you by
the Paris Univerai Exposition of 1867 and will
deliver the same to yourself or your agent, as
you may direct.
am, sir, your obedent servant,
WIN. III. SEWARD"
The office of the "Howe' is ut s, ssss
No. s23 Main Street.
de 2a--tf J. F. MCKINNEY, Agent.
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OLD IDLENEss GONE UP THE SPOUT.
The idleness which took possession of
our city about a week ago, has been driven
off by the young athlete of Seventy two,
and Richmond this morning wears de-
termined look to Ego in" and keep up
with the strides of the young chap.
We bid the old man, who has just gone
out, hearty goodbye, and trust that with
the new year, our business men will de-
tcrmine to make this the most prosperous
year that our city has ever experienced.
We have only to arouse the latent encr-
gies Of our people, to stir them up with a
long pole; to place the aforesaid pole in
their hands, and tell them there are "sim-
monso to be gathered, if they will only
thrash and knock /; to make Richmond
what nature has destined her to be one
of the greatest citiessof the world.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

SOUTHERN R.ANTER AND FARMER.
The January plumber Of this excellent
work has beeniaid on our table. For the
benefit of the,farmers Of Virginia, we wish
every one Of them could say the same
thing. TIE improvements made in this
work sincg lit passed into the hands Of John
w. Rsop, Esq, have been so marked as
renders Il an Invaluable companion to the
agricultdrists Of the State. 1t is now
printed on new type, and the impression
so clear that many who have heretofore
been compelled to wipe their silver specs
may now peruse it without any.
It's departments are varied, embracing
Agricultural, Stock, Horticultural, Poul-
try, Bee, Dairy, Scientific, Household, Edi-
torial and advertising. Each of these COM
mend themselves to the consideration of the
reader. We advise the farmers of Vir-
ginia to subscribe to the Planter and Far
n,er, as an investment co-equal with the
best of fertilizers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

A MEAN THIEF.-On Saturday night
a mean thief invaded the premises of Mrs.
Burroughs, on Twenty-third street, be-
tween M and N, Union Hill, and stole
fifteen or twenty fine Bramah chickens,
belonging to her. The thief had key,
with which he unlocked the chicken-house
door. He added insult to the injury in
flicted upon worthy lady, by wringing off
the heads of the chickens and leaving them
on the floor of the coop. This is one of
the meanest thefts we have recorded for
some time.
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Practical Enslnvement of the Chinese Popula-
tion in Cuba. ait

Ne,c York, Dec. 3l.-A Havana letter
says that Valmesada has just decreed the
practical enslayement of the whole Chinese
population of Cuba, numbering some 3d.
900 souls. The decree orders the free
thinese-between 10000 and $4,000 in
nuinber--to immediately enroll themselves
under the tutelage of the government tu-
tors, and work in the government work.
shops, receiving for their labor only four
dollars per month, out Of which to provide
against rainy day. The decree also or
ders that all Chinese who are now working
under contracts shall be rendentured OH
the expiration of their terms, or be sent to
Jail. .''
A correspondent of the Herald, writing
from Havana. says that the students who
We're sent to the chain-gang for participate
ing i'll the affair for which eight of their
feliow-students were shot, are to be par
doncd. aisis a'tFo ~!
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

THE VIRGINIA SETTLER. I've
have received copy Of the Virginia Settler,
published at Wylliesburg, Charlotte coun-
ty, Va, under the auspices of the ''Na-
tional Virginia Settlement Association"
1t is devoted to the interests of immigra-
ton, and contains number of letters from
Northern settlers, expressing their views of
the advantages of the State. 1t also con-
tains notices of number of farms for
sale, with description and price of the
same.
1t supplied long-lelt necessity, and
seems to us to be capable Of doing great
good. tr
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

FIRE.-Thc alarm of fire turned in last
night, between Z and o'clock, from Box
2, First station-house, was caused by the
burning of II. A. Pearce's jewelry store
and Joseph Harper's and j. V. Ramos
barber shops. MIR. Pearce's loss is 81 800;
insurance, sl.l00; house owned by James
Shields; insured for 5000; damage about
$1,000. Harper's loss $40 no insur-
ance. Ramos loss $500; no insurance.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A
WATCH AND CHArN.--A man named
John L. Welsh was before the Police
Justice this morning on the charge of steal
ing watch and chain from the barber on
board the Potomac mail boat. The watch
and chain were valued at $G5. As the ar
rest Of Welsh was made within the juris-
diction of Caroline county, he was sent
thither to answer the charge preferred
against him.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

THE NEW SCHOOL HoUsEs.-The new
school cdifice, corner of Baker and Charity
streets, has for some weeks been occupied.
and that on the corner of Leigh and First
streets was occupied to-day for the first
time. The Bellevue house, situated on
on Broad and Twenty-Second street, will
DO opened for business on Thursday morn
ing next. These three houses are hand
somely built and well finished, and each
has capacity to accommodate 600 nupils
and the necessary teachers.
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LATEST NEWS.
From the Pacific.

San Francisco, Dec. 30.--yudge Lake, in
the municipal court, pleaded guilty to an
indictment for assault and battery with a
pistol upon Charles De Young, of the
Chronicle. Judge Stanley fined him $500.
Frank White, clerk to Secretary of State
Nichols, and Edward Hall, both steady
young men, have disappeared from Sacra-
mento, under circumstances leading to the
belief that both have been murdered.
A dispatch from San Bernardine says:
The Arizona Apaches have left the Verde
and Camp Mcdowell reservations, and de-
mand camp at Old Fort Reno. You may
look for an Indian war in Arizona. The
people have been too oppressed to listen
now to any Colyer policy.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

STOLEN CHICKENs.-A colored man
named Jesse Smith was arrested last even
ing with a bag1of chickens on his shoulder.
He acknowledged that he had stolen the
chickens about three miles from the city,
in what direction we did not learn. The
chickens were dead, their heads having
been wrung off. The case came before
Justice White this morning, and was con-
.tinued to await further devclopements, the
fowls being meantime in the care of the
janitor of the police court.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LEyvrERs RE-
NAMING in THE RICHMOND posT-
OFFICE, JANUARY 2ND, 1S72.-E. j.
krebs, ,-- New York, N. Y. N. -
Richmond Mrs. A. Street, W. phila. !;
Dick Booker, Oak Forest, Va; Miss NJ.
b: Wolfe, Baltimore, Nd; Mr.. J. McCor-
mick, Washington, b: c.; G. Pedrazine,
Phil, Penn. ; ID. Christian, Baltimore. Md.
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TEMPERANCE.-At temperance meeting
will be held under theauspices of Harmony
Division, Sons of Temperance, in the
broad-5trect Methodist church on Thurs
day night next. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Rev. J. L. Burrows, d. w.
Bohannon, a.. j. Terry and others. The
temperance organizations of Richmond and
Manchester, as well as the public generally.
are invited to attend. Good singing will
enliyen the occasion. III ~
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

No quorum being present at o'clock
yesterday evening, the Council adjourned
till next Monday.
MIR. Jacob Keesee, an old citizen of
Richmond, died yesterday morning about 8
o'clock at the residence Of Burton Keesec,
aged SO years.
Yesterday Mr.. Henry j. Smith quali-
fed as sheriff of Henrico county, with
Messrs. VIM. Walsh, George w. Carter
and VIM. G.. Carter as deputies.
Mr.. Oscar Cranz, whose store under
the Exchange Hotel was somewhat injured
by the late fire, has decided to remove to
Belvin's block, Governor street.
Col. Joseph Mayo, Jr., new State
Treasurer, took charge of the office to-day.
The following gentlemen will hold positions
in Col. Mayo's office: r. L. Colston, of
Albemarle, John Ii. Eustace, of Richmond,
and James NJ. Taylor, of Hanover.
The number of money orders issued
during the quarter ending December 30th,
1871, at the Richmond postoffice was ,421,
amounting to $27 ,727.44. The amount of
fees on the same, sl90.95. The number Of
money orders paid during the quarter was
2,723, amounting to s5S, 1856, and the
amount of deposits received from other
otfices.wa $205, ,792.
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= THE "CALEERs" OF YESTERDAY
CALLED THIS MORNING, Bur UNABLE
TO COME TO TIME. Being from the
country, and not exactly up to ''style,"
we had to stand off and watch the fashion,
Of yesterday. Bas 7t
The habit Of paying calls on New Years
day, has become general, and as our city is
disposed to keep up with the times, her
"bloods" were not expected to be less gall
liant than those of other cities.
~ Disagreable as it was, the fasliionables
Were out yesterday in full force, with their
pockets filed with caates dc eisite, some on
foot, but the majority in handsome turn
outs. l5
It is only necessary to call and leave
ourcard, but the custom of preparing q
nice morsei to eat, and a bountiful supply
ofeggg-nogg, ct ID omne ge,ats, induced the
callers to s'go ino and partake.
Towards. the .swee smaD" hours of
night, the pleasures of the day began to
tell, and there might occasionally be seen a
party of young men vending their way
homewards, ''too heavyo to be jolly. Many
of them were put in their little beds, UNI
conscious of the days doings," and this
morning are the victims Of numerous head
aches, et hoe genus on,ne. We learn that
portions of Franklin street suffered most
from the demands of fashion, Having be-
come identified with the cause of temper
ance, we feel none of the bad effects of
yesterdays dissipation.
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DEATH OF a PROMINENT BARBER.
7Adolphus Harris, well-known barber,
long employed in Lyons establishment.
died this morning. His kind disposition,
and promptness in business, made him a
general favorite with the patrons of the
shop, and won for HIM many friends
throughout the city.
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rHD h,uouuer to-day has some sensible

THE Lnqurer to-day has some sensible
remarks on 'sImmigration." 1t says:
"" We want both capitol and labor. We
regard this as . subject Of engrossing inn
portance for our present Legislature. We
must take steps to sell some Of our lands,
and to introduce some money into the State.
When this is done, and when our railroads
are finished, there will be animmediate im-
provement, and our people will not have to
struggle as they have done for the past five
or six years. y aa.a
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Emancipation Day in baltimore.

e. Bdltimore, Jan. Emancipation DAY
was generally observed by the colored pop
uation to-day. A procession, including
troop of cavalry. a regiment of infantry and
a large number of civic and political socie-
ties (all coloreD paraded the streets. An
Grafton and speeches were delivered and
salutes fired. The celebration was marked
by perfect order throughout. 4t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE that there is &1,-
SOC, 900 in the treasury, and the Legislature re-
fuses to pay the January interest on the public
debt-Eaq,.ifer.
Well what of it? Didn't the people
elect a majority of those you insisted they
should do?
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LEAP YEAR.--Yesterday, is the first
year since 1865, which, by custom, has
privileged the fair sex to control matri-
monial affairs. We should have said, in
which they are privileged to do the court
ing, as we believe they generally have the
right to say yes or no.
We do not know what the dear creatures
may do in other countries, but we have
never known t'leap year, to make any
difference in their treatment of men down
here.
They are, leap year or not, usually shy
as trout, and as cunning Us foxes mighty
particular when they bite, but occasionally
one is caught and strung.
May this be happy and prosperous one
to the fair sex; may their husbands keep
sober and industrious, and their sweet
hearts stick to them closer than brother.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

THE TOUR OF EUROPE. Col. john
sons Art Tour of'Europe, now on cxhi-
bition at metropolitan Hall, is well worthy
of the attention of all lovers of the beauti-
full in art, and who would at a very small
ou lay of time and money gain correct
idea ~ many objects Of interest. Valua-
bic lresents are distributed among the
audience.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-Bu
Tor the inclement weather of yesterday, the
arrangements made by our eolored fellow
citizens to celebrate the emancipation proc
lamation of President Lincoln; would have
enabled them to make splendid turnout.
AS it was number of the different Socic-
ties marched through our streets headed by
q band OF music, bearing appropriate flags,
banners, &c.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

In A FIx.-A friend Of ours called on
us this morning, and informs us that he
made eighty-two calls on yesterday, but
that towards the heel of the evening he was
unable to leave the carriage, consequently
he was obliged to engage the services of the
driver TO deliver his card. We are not dis
posed to criticise his appearance this morn
ing.
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Destructive Fire in Louisiana.

Monroe, La, Jan. la fire occurred
here last night, which destroyed sixty
houses, including the wealthiest portion of
the town. Among the buildings destroy
cd were the Union church, Madison House
and Central House. The loss is estimated
at over S500,000.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

On A BENDER.-A number OF young
gentlemen, yesterday engaged in making
New Year calls, permitted their horses and
buggies to get drunk, run away and smash
up things generally. What pity we
hav'nt a hoss" temperance society
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

HUsTINGs CoURr.-Th regular Jan
uary term of the Hastings court began
yesterday, but no business has yet been
transacted, the court not being in session
to-day. Some civil cases will be taken up
tomorrow
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COLONEL JOHN r. IL

COLONEL JOHN r. JOHNSTONsS
QUIS1TE ARf TOUR OF EuROfE,
the most magnificent PANORAMA evef painted.
Splendid scenes, numerous effects, briSf lecture
with song and sentiment. Ets
In addition to the entertainments there will be
given away each night s.ssfs
ONE HUNDRED DvALUABLE-PRESE
The presents are on exhibition at Ambolds
Musical Exchange, where tickets c;tn be pur-
chased daring the day. Admission, 25c; reserved
seats, soc. ia 2.-5t
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ToBAcco.- The inspection of tobacco
from October list to December 3lst were !:
AT Mayo's, 77G; Public, 440; Shockoe,
445; Shockoe No. 2, 1862; Seabrook's,
437 Anderson's, 2lS; Myers, l9I.
Total, 2,672 hhds.
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Movements or Alexis.

Chicayo, Jan. 1.-The Alexis hunting
party meets at Omaha on the 10th instant.
IL the snow is too deep for sport the party
will proceed TO San Francisco. ~
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPEg thai the members
OF the Legislature, after refusing to pay the
widows and orphans of Virginia their pittanee of
January interest, took themselves home on u
Christmas frolic, dra,oiagi their o,oa pay at sic
dollars a ddy.-Eaqaifer. ..t,
Well what of it? Is not the Legisla-
ture Democratic?
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KEEP IT BEFORE TIRE PEoPLE that there are
sfy MILLIONS of State bonds held by widows, and
orphans and benefiearies, and that they have
not been allowed to draw their January interest,
when the State had u 100000 in the treasury
Enquirer.
Well! you have made your bed, now
proau lInon it. lsff
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BURNING CHIMNEY. The alarm of
fire at half-past five last evening, was caused
by the burning out of chimney at 1902
Main street. No damage. The depart
ment promptly answered the alarm.
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ESTRAY.

GAME INTO OUR GARDEN, sun rz.s,ts
~ DAY, the 3lst tltmo, A LIGHT l4ssN
COL0RED COW, with only one horn. ne
owner will please come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
IECKKENBY s. LAIRD
ia 2-3t Grace Street Gardens
IAME TO MY HOUSE, 1st DECEM- fasg.Ss
~ BIER, ONE LIGHT RED HElFEk, kEE.
which the owner can get by proving property,
paying charges, and taking her away.
E; fa3tf E b. T. EDWARDS,
ia 2-2t* Fifth street, Manchester.
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hB aiHsieal Instruments and Musical AIer-
chahdtse OF every description can always be
found at j. MAhsH's Music Depot, No. 9ls Main
street. He has just received u new and exten
sive stock of the above named goods
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02

FALSE ALARM OF FIRE THIS MORN
INa.-The alarm of fire this morning
about 6 O'Clock was occasioned by sparks
rising from the ruins of the mousse destroyed
last night, and was turned in at box No. 2.
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THANKS. We return thanks to james
M. Swank, Esq, chief clerk, for the No
yember and December report of the De-
partnent of Agriculture, sent us from
Washington city. t Ge 4t
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MARRIED.

On the 2Slh December, by Rev. j. NJ Butler,
Mr.. WILLIAM r. CARTER 10 Miss JJJDlTH II
w. ROBERTSON; all Of this city
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The Pacific Railroad.

Omaha, Jan. 1.-The Pacific railroad il
still blocked. There are eight feet of
snow in the cuts, which have been shoyeled
twice. t
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A LII THEsfTYpE WITH WHICH THIS
foundry OF n I. PEI .oIIzE 4 f,tj..
10 oio-deod&w6m Richmond, Va