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GENERAL ITEMS.

Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell is seriously
i'll at his residence in Hamilton, Ohio, with
very slight hopes of his recovery.
Josephine Mansfield, Of Fisk notoriety,
lost her all, s37 900 in money, by the fail
ure of the banking-house Of Bowles Bros.
She is now in Paris as poor as beggar.
lin letter written by Mr.. Greedy, just
before his death, to the Hon. Mason Tap
pan, of New Hampshire, no says: ~
have been so bitterly assailed that | hardly
knew whether was running for the Pres.
idency or for the Penitentiary."
Miss Ida Greeley has requested that
the decorations in the Church Of the Divine
Paternity, on the occasion Of her fathers
funeral, be disposed Of for the benefit Of the
Old Ladies' Home.n
The marriage of Fletcher q. Harper
Of The firm Of Harper & Brothers, to Taci'
Belle Mcdonald, daugher of ex-senator
Mcdonald, Of Arkansas is to come off OIL
December 18th, at Madison square Presby
tsrian church, New York.
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The sclentinc Lecture To-nicht.

Professor Rowland will lecture at Vir.
ginia Hall tonight, and the proceeds of the
entertainment will be devoted to the benefit
of the Valley Mission Chapel. He will
make interesting experiments in electricity,
showing the contractions of muscles when
electricity comes in contact with the human
system, thus producing what is familiarity
know as 'sshocks.n
He will also make experiments with
kerosene oil, demonstrating that the oil is
not explosive, but will explain the cause o
explosions. Interesting experiments witt
balloons will also be made, and the Profess
sor will send up a balloon filled with by
drogen gas. Live insects will be exhibited
in the microscope with the electric light
and many new Photographic views will b
shown.
The lecture will be the most interesting
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Railroad Aectdo0..

Tho passenger train on the Richmond
and Danville railroad was more that one
hour behind time this afternoon.
The detention was caused by freight
train running of the track at point about
fifty miles from Richmond, thus obstruct-
ing the track and rendering transfer Of
passengers and baggage necessary.
The accident occurred about 8 o'clock
this morning, and by the use of the tele
graph SPECIAL train was started from this
city for the scene Of the wreck long before
the passenger train bound North reached
that point. So far as we are informed, no
one was injured by the accident.
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why Engllshnnen Come to virginia

Why EngItssinnen Come TO Virginia.
A private letter from Yorkshire, England,
to citizen-of Richmond, contains several
intems Of interest to our readers, and we
are permitted to make mention of them.
The following extract from the letter fur
nishes an idea Of the difficulties which con-
front the English agriculturist, and cause
him to seek to better his condition:
You will perhaps like to know some
thing about the farm, and / am sorry to
tell you that for the last five OF six years it
has been very bad business. | lost about
five hundred pounds with the cattle plague,
and every year since has been bad f; and
now, when things were looking brighter.
our old landlord died, and they have put
up the rent about two hundred pounds a
year. As have spent SO much money on
the place cannot leave it. l told young
Chaplin that had been twenty years
younger ! would have gone to Virginia
with him.
The writer of this letter is q member O
the British Chamber of Agriculture. HI
complains bitterly of the inconvenience and
impositions to which the tenantry are sub.
jected, being compelled to accede to the
often unjust demands of landlords, OF
abandon the Improvements Of years
of toll. The letter bears evidence that in.
formation concerning the cheap lands, fine
climate, and healthfulness of Virginia has
reached the over-burdened and crowded
population of England, and that the immi-
grafton fever is becoming intense. A de
sirable class Of agriculturists are looking tc
Virginia for cheap and free homes. Many
such have come, more are Gu route, ano
others are to follow.
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-The alarm Of
fire between four and five o'clock this
morning, sounded from box seven, Egh-
teenth-street engine house, was caused by
the grocery store of George O'Day, on
Main street, between Nineteenth and TWEEN.
tieth, taking fire. The fire was extinguish-
ed by the firenen with o plug stream before
much damage was done. O'Day was
arrested on the charge Of setting fire to the
premises. lie was lodged in the First sta
tion-house, and at half-past nine o'clock
was taken before Judge White, of the
Police court, who continued the case until
Wednesday, the accusad being commit
ted to jail. The house and stock were
insured in the Mutual Assurance Society Of
Virginia for So 900.
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WINES AND LIQUORS
MACHINERY, &C.

TroR SALE.
! Woodward Steam-Pump Il 500 gallons
per minuie) with all connections
pair }4-inch Guild & Garrison Vacuum
Pumps. with connections;
No. A Woodward Pump,
Guild & Garrison Water-Pnmp, l2.inch
81 water-cy Under 2-inch steam cylinder !;
/ Vacuum Pan, Sxl2. with connections, com
plete
Condenser for Vacuum Pan, l0-fcot pipe;
80 fe-tl4 inch Cast Iron Pipe
-. 70 feet o-inch fange Cast iron Pipe,
Johnson's Blower, feet diameter
eco feet 4-inch hange CAST Iron Pige.
I00 feet 6,inch fiange Cast Iron Pipe,
4.UO0 feet 2-nch ~team Pipe,
i pair Double EnRin's, l4-inch cylinder 81
foot stroke--all complete;
50 feet 10 inch Leather Betting,
Cast Iron Hoppers.
p. 4 Mills for GRADING bark,
80 farge Leach Tubs,
70 large Water Tanks.
Tho above mach merry is all hrst'ciass and in
ysrfect order, and will be sold on fair terms to
ser che desiring to purchase Apply TO
CHARLES T, WORKMAN & CO.,
80 No. IL Fifteenth street,
81 M between Main and Gary streets,
de-7-eod4w Richmond va
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M'roHELL's
NEW GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD,
FOR 1874.
FROM OFFICIAL SURVEYS AND OTHER
80 AUTHENTIC SOURCES.

This work, by the well-known 8. Augustus
Mitchell. contains series Of ONE HUNDRED
MAPS and PLANS, showing the va,ious conn-
tries of the world, PLANS OF SIXTEEN
CITIES, &c. Ais q late LIST OF HEPOST-
OFFICES in the UNITED STATES, with i'm
portant STATISTICAL TABL ES, giving, in
condensed manner tue different Governments
Of the world and their forms also Their square
miles and population, including that OF thu
PRINCIPAL CITIES or The WORLD;
Roues and Distances 10 foreign ports and cities !;
Ltnd Routes and Distances TO places within the
UNITED s states; the CE NSUS of the UNI
TED STATES for 1860 and 1870.
The Maps Of tn UNITED STATES cover
twenty Ave pages of the Atlas.
Ut late years discoveries OF great Importance
have been Effected Regions, before compara-
lively unknown, have been explored, and their
physical characteristics ascertained with urea or
miauleness-especlally among the mntig dis
trfcts.
take pleasure in Offering the above valuable
WORK to the citizens of Richmond, and AZ the
low rice of TEN DOLLARS, half tn price Of
other large works. Bound in leather- cloth
aides. j. V. N. DBHART,
sss General Agent of the House for The South.
Agents wanted in every county and city in the
South. Address for terms,
T.. IN. DEHART,
de Off Box lSh Richmond p. o., Va.
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ATITcHELL's New GENERAL ATLAS.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. J. v. N. De Hart, the general
agent Of Mitchell's publishing house,
now canvassing for these splendid maps
in our city. 1t is tho most complste
and perfect atlas, or map of the world,
ever published in this or any other country,
and is sold at price to bring it within the
reach of almost every person of ordinary
means. 1t is published in handsome book
form (royal quarto), embracing sixty.three
large quarto maps, forming series of one
hundred maps and plans, together with
valuable statistical tables. 1t can be had
of the agent at lowest publishers prices.
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A POETIC TELEGRASl.--The Norfolk
Tnginiaa Of this morning contains the fol-
lowing: A friend Of ours, who is also ar
intimate friend Of Mr.. Sprigg Campbell, o.
Richmond, seeing on Saturday in q Rich.
mond paper a laudatory notice of Mr.
Campbel's prompt and brave action in ex
tinguishing the late fire at the Richmond
Theatre, Immediately sent over the wires Il
Mr.. Campbell the following telegram:
Bnlly for you, my dear old Sprigg,
In quenchiHg out that treacherous name;
Your friends do hail the fearless act
As-a1ded glory to your name.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.---At the reg
ular monthly meeting of Richmond Typo
graphical Union No. 90, held Saturday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term I: President, Caspar
Marstin /; Vice-President, James H. O'Ban-
non Delegate to International Union, G.
P. Young; Recording Secretary, j. II.
Campbell; Corresponding Secretary, j. H.
johnson !; Financial Secretary, George E.
Bowden Treasurer, w. 7. Booth +; Trus-
tees, @. Ellis, J. N. Williams. j. H. Camp
bell. Appropriate resolutions concerning
the death Of Horace Greeley and of Edward
w. Christian were unanimously passed.
At regular monthly meeting of Peters,
burg Typographical Union No. 90, held
on Saturday, Mr.. Thos. E. Owens was
elected President; made vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. R. Emmett Cain, who has
occupied the position for several terms.
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.-A wedding
which took place i'll st. James church more
than week ago deserves special mention.
The high-contracting parties were Lieuten-
ant L. j. Brannon, of the Sidney Greys,
and N 81 Mollie Sntton, daughter OF N. E.
Sutton, Esq. The Attendants were Messrs.
W. A. G. Reese, A. Colder, Thomas How
ard, William McGraw, John Toler, and E.
S. Anthony. The bride was richly dressed
in lavender silk, trimmed with heavy lace
bonnet and gloves to correspond. The
Sidney Grays were present, and coolly
saw their comrade taken prisoner. After
the ceremony was concluded, the assem-
bled friends accompanied the happy couple
to the depot and saw them take their de-
parture northward, sending after them
many wishes for their happiness and safe
return.
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services I'm our Churches Yesterday

H&EEIt98 kE OuE SlhtAEcue1 G1tCIAhJs
The new church, dedicated to St. Mark,
on Clay street, corner of First street, was
opened yesterday for divine worship the
congregation having previously occupied
the school room in the basement.
Rev. T. G. Dashiel, the pastor, preached
an excellent sermon from the text: "And
the Lord said unto David, my father,
Whereas it was in thine heart to build an
house unto my name, thou didst well that
it was in thine heart.o enforcing the idea
that church edifice was necessary to q
decent observance of the Sabbath, as a
day set apart for praise to God for blessings
bestowed, and prayer for mercies and par
don sought; where needy supplicants may
have immediate audience with their bene-
factor, and faithful subjects pay acceptable
homage to their omnipotent ruler, the Lord
of heaven and earth; urging in this con-
nection, that as the entire edifice is conse-
Grated to Gods service, reverent demeanor
should alike characterize the occupant of O
pew, as of the pulpit.
The influence of church, as the centre
and agent of philanthropic, benevolent and
educational effort, was strongly presented !;
the good accomplished, as well as the evil
prevented in localities where Christian
churches are established, making an assur-
ing argument that those who labor to
build church deserve we'll of their fellow
men, and to each can be said, in the Ian.
guage OF the text, "Thou didst WELL"
st. Marks church is built of brick,
severely plain in style Of architecture ana
interior finish, yet neat and appropriate,
while the acoustic properties are notably
excellent.
The congregation does not reckon among
its members many who airs able to give
literally, and their means have been heav-
lily taxed to put the work to the present
stage of completion !; compelling them to
look forward from members Of more
favored churches to supplement their own
slender resources, and relieve the church
building of such membranes as must b.
removed before it can be formally conse-
Grated. The. appeal is made, and cannot
be unanswered.
Standing near neighbor, as does St..
Marks church, to the fine public school
building which graces the corner Of Leigh
and First streets, while listening to Rev.
Mr.. Dashiel's discourse on the true object
and work OF the church, these lines forced
themselves upon our mind as peculiarly
appropriate
"Nor heeds the sceptre's puny hands,
I " lille near the school the church spire stands (;
Nor fears the blinded bigots rule,
While near the church spire stands the school u
Yesterday was the festival of the I'm
maculate Conception, and it was celebrated
in the Cathedral by ceremonies usual on
such occasions. Grand High Mass was
said by Rev. Father Vandervyver, assisted
by Fathers Janssens and Handley. Bishop
Gibbons delivered discourse on the sub
ject of Christian Education, and at the
conclusion of mass administered the Papal
benedction.
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60 casks BASES ALE,
80 casks ALLSOPS ALE,
50 casks VIM. Younger's EDINGBUR0i
ALE,
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke &
Hibberts bottling;
20 cases Colmans ID. 8. T. MUSTARD-A,
Is, l, and b tins;
IRISH WHISKEYS,
HENNESSY and MARETT'S BRANDIES,
CHERRIES of superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CIiAMpAIaNES,
We offer these goods at New York prices, with
freight added. Also.
LOO dozen 2h and 3D. Peaches,
1000 dozen ~ and Sb. Tomatoes,
$50 dogen Winslow's Corn,
at Baltimore prices, all of tho best packers Ia
Baltimore. T. BA1.ME.R 4 Co.
&C l8--tfsl ITS SlA Main Street.
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 9.--The re-
ported connection of Schuyler Colfax with
the Tribune and Oakley Hall with the Her.
aid is authoritatively contradicted.
The editorial and composing rooms Of
the Express were damaged by fire last
night to the amount of $4,000. Tho loss
is covered by insurance. The Messrs.
Brooks lose valuable library.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Tho City Council meets at .. P. NJ.
The weather continues mild and pleas
ant.
Pneumonia is quite prevalent in this
city.
There was slight fall Of snow about
nine o'clock this morning.
Professor Rowland will lecture tonight
for the benefit of the Valley Mission
chapel.
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BE 600 Per Cent. a Year Increase of Sales,
Is the reward given the DOMESTIC" for lis
improvements over the "OLD ESTABLISHED
Sewing Machines.
The DOMESTIC Is the latest and the best,
the easiest to use and sell. The DOMESTIC
fulfills more than 1t promises. trial solicited
Agents and Canvassers wanted. Distributing
Office for Virginia and North Carolina. 9li
Main street, Richmond, Va.
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fTyAE GREATEST BARGAINS FOR
CHRISTMAS

can be had at r.. LICHTENSTEIN'S, Nos 1868
Aad 1907 FRANKLIN street, between Seven cen the
and eighteenth streets He keeps the largest aud
cheapest assortment of DRY GOODS for
Ladies' and Scents wear; the beet and cheapest
stock OF GENTS CLOTHING and HATS,
Ladies' and jents' FURNISHING GOODS.
He also has III best and cheapest stock Of
BOOTS and SHOES, for Ladies Men and Chill
dren.
Dom. forset that he is the Importer of SEINE
THREAD and also keeps constantly on hand n
large variety of FISHING MATERIALS of all
SORTS which he " Ill sell al very low prices.
Remember the Nos 1908 and l707 Franklin
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets no 25--6m
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL boy, named
Byrd Chamberlayne, aged about fifteen
years, fell from the trestle work Of the
railroad at the corner of Byrd and Sixth
streets, Friday night, and sustained serious
injury. The young man was taken up
unconscious, and conveyed to his home, on
Main street, between First and Second,
where he remained unconscious until yes
terday morning. His condition was rather
hopeful this afternoon. His injuries are
internal
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perhaps, of the series, and as the proceeds
are to be worthily bestowed we trust will
attract q full audience. Aside from the Inc
struction which the lecture will afford the
audience, good opportunity Is offered to
assist good cause.
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DIED,

RoANE-Of typhoid pneumonia, at his house
at Iurs. Van Lows this morning at O'Clock,
JAMES ROANE, (some,imss called James Van
Lew aged thirty-nius years.
His funeral win take place from the Old Bap-
tist church, (colored,) at ~ o'clock TQ-MOR-
ROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON. His friends,
white and colorsd, are invited TO attend
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FIREMAN INJURED.--Mr. Thomas II.
Fam, member of company A, Rich
mond Fire Brigade, while running to the
fire this morning, fell over cellar door, on
Seventeenth street, and was very badly
hurt. He was unconscious for some time.
This accident was the result Of the extreme
darkness, there being no gas light in the
vicinity.
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DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CITI.
zEN.-Mr. John Freeland, well known
tobacco shipper, died in this city Saturday,
in the seventy-iirst year of his age. His
funeral took place from his late residence,
corner Cary and Fifth streets, at O'Clock
this afternoon.
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MIWiIIcos and Gibbs Sewing Machine
This machine is a Virginia institution by la.
ventior and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use 1t. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on 1t. 1t requires but q single
thread, and aottl not rip This we absolutely
warrant, and can satiafy the most incredulous in
a moments time of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
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EE'MERCHANT TAiL0RING.-C. Wend-
linaor, el6 Main street, has received q full and
complete stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds
&C., &C., Of American and Foreign manufacture
suitable for fall and winter wear, to which be
invites the attention Of the gentlemen of Rich-
mond Long experience in the Merchant Tailor
Ing business enables him to insure perfect salts.
faction TO all his customers, both In style and
quality of goods. and his prices are as low az
any frstclass house In the city. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine his superb stock OF
Tnnld.
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Laws OF the Cnited States Courts 10 bs
Enforced.

WARRINGTON, December Tho fol-
lowing has been promulgated: To 8. B.
Packard, United States marshal, New Or
leans, Louisiana. You are to enforce the
DEGREES and mandates Of the United States
courts, no matter by whom resisted.
General Emery will furnish you with all
the necessary troops for that purpose.
Signed, GEO. III. WILLIAMS,
Attorney. General.
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nP WINES AND LIQUORs.-John

E2F WINES AND LIQUORS.-John
X. Melloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, corner
Main and Twenty-third streets.
beg to offer TO the public In any quantity to
snit. some very fine Old Rye Whiskey, made In
November 1893. ont of Canada rye; also Pinet
Castillian, and James Hennesey's Brandies
Port and Sherries, different brands Old Apple
Brandy, and q fine article of Fish Gan, Jamaica
Rum, &C., SC, Irish and Scotch Whiskies
"Poteen poteen
Irish poteen,
The Juice OF the barley
That would split the grain.H
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INDIAN war I'm Oregon.

WARRINGTON, December 1.-THE war
with the Mahoc Indians still continues in
Oregon. Two more soldiers have been
killed. Reinforcemeats of United States
troops are marching to the scene of action.
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HUsTINas CouRT.-The grand jury
his morning found true bills as follows:
Christopher Eddleton, felony; Margaret
Hart, felony and misdemeanor; W. j..
Anable, felony; f. Campeodnia, felony !;
James Marshall, felony; NJ. Jenkins,
felony; =. d. Champion not true bill.
John Dunlop qualified as notary public.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE STATE JOURNAL,
Aaa coseREss SECOND SESSION
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
SENATE. - The Ohio bridge bill was
passed. A resolution for special COM
mite of five to consider the question Of
cheap transportation from the West to the
seaboard, was introduced, but being OBJ.
jected to, 1t was laid over.
HousE--A large number of bills were
introduced and referred, under the call Of
States this morning.
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We have been using u Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. It has given perfect satisfaction In every
respect. The work done on it is no more liable to
| rip than work done by hand with the same care,
| We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation In
saying we consider the Wilcox Gibbs decidedly
superior TO any Of them. LUCY II. GORDON
ELLA J. WILLIS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The estate Journal" will DO deliv.
cred tho Same evening OF publication
I'm any part of tho city or Manchester
by reliable carriers, IL name and ads
dress L. loft at our once, ola l-o Main
Rtr0Qe.
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rance of $4,000 on his life. West &C.
knowledged to Joba O'Grady, an ex-special
officer Of Philadelphia, that he had killed the
negro, but that it was in self-defence. Weet
ia now in Jail.
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Heavy Failure by the Boston Fire.

BOSTON, December THE heaviest
failure by the great fire is that of Henfield,
Wentworth & Co. Their liabilities are
over o., 100000, They propose to settle
at sixty cents on the dollar, within ooe
year, without interest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 TTRACTTvE ENTERTAINMENT !

Prof E. p. HowlASp, Will eive LECTURE
In Virginia Hall, on MONDAY EVENING,
November 9th, fol The benefit of the VALLEY
MI ,SION CHAPEL, now being erected on Ven
able street.
In addition to interesting and Instructive ex-
perimeDts In Chemistry, the
WONDERS OF THE MICROSCOPE,
and New Views of Enchanting Scenery mot
shown In any Of his previous Lecturesl will be
exhibited
Lecture will commence at O'Clock. Doors
open ell o'clocs.
Tickets for sale at West G. Johnston's, Starke
Ryland's, and j. T. Ellyson's book stolr, Main
street.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats. de9-lt
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BoynroN, VA
| have long desired q Wilcox & Gibbs Ma.
| chine. We have q donble-thread machine, hut
cannot manaeeit Ipropose to exchange for one
| of yours. NJ. L. CARTER.
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BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, 40.
IRON MANUFACTURERS

NYARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHE ED 1859.
JAMES u. BROWNE, MANUFACTURES OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, vERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOI
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES
Together with every description of iron work
Tor BUILDING and FUNDAMENTAL purposes
sos AND s07 BAHE STRBET,
as,-d&wlv RICHMOND. VA