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DEMOCRATIC THREATS.

rI H.x ..., .,,r.,,,,s x,.utt. A. r-t,
A"e No" aofN netn'a. Nep"e' 10 I'LL
doris Home orEnn'
The Ncw York Etpress, which was hostile 10
T,lden,s nomination. was uurrha.cl l,y Doke
John Kelly and the 1A1nlnnny-ua uall crowd, aud
converted Into Tlldtn's hotuc-organ. Many Of
tts lenders arc tclleved to bc tnsfirca' During
tho past week II has talked In very warlike
1,lanncr. Tie Ec,y York Herald l>as taken Il to
tutk for those incend'ary ntterahees pretty &C.
Tho hel,ocrcnt F7nr,.,.
Tas eesntry .tand. once more vhere It .,ooa in
iooo Ihe ia.!sq y ssoa' neaithtai: it Inclined !2
esce @s t au ~. 9cy ooTe ne nss 81
nani salely behtatl, o!t ~ Ahy possible hfe. hnt
tney ~ not asfnPIe n tMe east 70 usgc NY pcole
p1tly they 'ncrearc thg excitement; ther tuilsAt
effort Ia ~ "tIr np su-P'c.o ha!Ecl, ALIENATION uf
one part from the other; to bring u NcaEeE and
WY 0nd them safely slowed away In bombpFoofs
and ont Of t4c linc q hsc. ,. .,.,,
"o hay0 had enough or this. Unc great civil
pcoole Of this country, BY lhc politicians. We
Eso tncss Ech'ss taese tai'oss o. Iooey sttset'
TThMsy Thnny na'GS ' thes mus not Ginx IN eaqthef: @
but VIC, tho peonle, ne tue ftake Let
them pause. Forty miIl'ona Of American
let psrcel u tcmasoguc. *asis their
substance mud rpotl their lIyc:. u these poit!cal
leaders rerei.t IN eisTing np hatrnd and strife tbe5
eelves lhls time held BY tho pcople personally re-
sp"n'Ibis. and In \ manner which will not be
agfecable to thch o. sasc ior them.
tnrdass litxasd the rre!ess for torrent Of neen.
ahFy h ~ s ac.sns @ aa II
ltion Ut aars III tho 'llsn1ied Status 10 The Eflev-
ancc* @ when brought " tlo lle'olatlon md tl,e
War OF 1sl2. Ne should not not!ce such HtHt
ftutn n different uDi unofficial eOuFCH: Int
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kumors Of tho partial mobilization Of tho
Austrtan army aro cmrha4lcallY contradlrted

Kumors Of tho partial mobilization Of tho
Austrian army are cmrhatlcallT contra1lrted.
A PREDICTION.
LONDON, Nov. 1876 a. M.-The Post pub
fishes the following In oi!iela1 form: HWc hc-
ficvc It probable that nftcr tho forthcoming
Council at C0nstantfnoplo the Porto will acccdc
to the English proposal for a Confcrencc.'
Nons DIRECTIONS.
Dispatches from Berlin concur IN reporting
that Kussta Is raising fresh difficulties with r.
gard to tho limo OF tcmascatlon, demanding
that IL bo pushed further back on the Drina.
TURKISH PROTEST.
a Berlin correspondent lays Il IL expected
that Turkey will place On record solemn pro-
lest ngafnst tho mobilization Of tho Kussina
troops.
TIE ENGLISH AnsENALs.
It Is stated thnt III order tlas been received Mt
WoolWct, for 100000 .000 cartridges to be really
In eighteen weeks, mud 40, 900 ammun'tton-boxcs
in which to pack cartridges for transportation.
pgirIsft r1InKAr.
Tho Vienna correspondent Of tho Tin1es snys
tho Britfsll Government ID 90 convinced that
conference is tic only means Of bringing about
Il pacidcation, that 1t has intimatcd
to tllo Porto tho possibility that
tho conference may 10 hc1t even without
4A|kEth pAELltkpAtWH IL lEAAbhl #AS FGF-
sisted In. These representations lavo not been
without effect. Thu Grand Vlz1cr and Minister
Of Foreign Affairs seem convinced that tho Con-
ference is Inevitable.
DENIAL.
Tho Russian Tcfcgraphlc Agency denies that
tho Czar made speech to the officers at Bar
koezlo on Wednesday,, as was repurtcd IN yes
tcr1uyFs evening papers.
LATEST,
LoyD3N, Nov. 17.-The 7Ynee, in It's leader,
sums up the latcst pllase Of the situation as ful-
lows: ION Turkeys dcrision to-day In regard
To tho Conferences hangs tho question Of peace
Or war. There may be war, cycn though! tic
Conference meets; but tt must be takcn tint
Turkeys refusal to participate In the Confer
cnco would bo considered as her acceptance Of
war;"
TIE GRAIN MANKET.
L1vERrooI, Nov. 17,-TIlu uneastnoss on tho
subject Of Euatern affairs is increasing. Tile
grain trale again assumes considerable lttnncss,
with tendency to ADVANCE in value. Foreign
wleats arc generally held for moro money. Tt
day the market was moro nutnerously
attended than usual Fridays, and wheat lad
FREQ safu ut an advance OF fully ono penny per
ccntal OIL Tuesdays ctrrcucIcs. Flour sells
readily for ratficr more money. Corn iu rnodcf-
ate request, turn fayurlng acllcr.
, 1876-11-18

ACCIDENTALLY a KILLED.
HIncfdl {Hspofrh IN TIA Trtbuns.

Fast HAt'isAw, Mi;lI., Nuv. i1.-Tohn ".
llcrscy WIS killed. !'y falling limb today while
r.1o.,ping at Mcfarlancs camp I'll thu MUS
kcgun.
Willie digging we'll ft,ur tn!les sontlt u
Evart t,tlay, Eiwar,l iri!liti WIS buried In Tho
tnfne to tln, t!cpth uf twelve leci, unI Wien
tnken Out Waa dGatl.
, 1876-11-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Atlantic MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER.

The December ATLANTIC contains An Ode for
tho Fourth Of Jnly, 1870, by JAMES nEa-
SELL. LOWELL, which occupies nearly sevtn
rafcE group Of Poems, by r. II. A14DKICEts 4
brilliant discussion Of Dnnicl Ee:on,ln, in tho form
Of conversation. BY HENRY JAMES, ILL.,; an
amusing story entitled The 4 7ynsser's Tnlc, by
MARK TWAI<t paper on Municipal Intebt-
elurss, BY CHARLES l1ALEs soma Crumbs
Of Travel, BY !. ". DE TONEsTt sketch Of
4 Colorado Road, by II. HIT graphic descrIp.
t,on Ut Sir William rhfps' Attack OIL tucbcr,
by FRANCIS PARKatANs and further Install
mcntA If Tie American. Old @yomnn's Go,-
sip, aad Characteristics Of tho International
Fnir; making
Il Capital Number.
, 1876-11-18

MILWAUKEE. Nov. l7.-C. +. j. Atoiicr, sem
tcuecd tu April Inst to years. imprisonment In
tho State Prison at Waupun, returned 10 Nil
waukee to-day, having received pardon iron,
the President. liz has served over seven
months In State Prison. Muller claims that be
Is ,nnocent oil tho charge on which lle was coll
ricted, whc!, was Of certifying to falsu returns
q dumping; Tnls 1nakes the Last tnem,hss ot
,ucnt.
, 1876-11-18

LsTTfE Rock, Ark, Nor. l7.-An accident
was caused tll!s i1,osning OIL the 81. 1.n1s, lrnt
M0lninin d. Southern lsalruat, ncar Malvern,
hy broken rail, hitclng all extra passenger
train following tic regular Ttxas train. ,fwc'l-
ty.tigft passengers we're WOUNDED; none killed.
, 1876-11-18

MrMpu1a Nov. IN. d. Kennedy, Of Ar
kansas. was killed at Iuntsvlic, Ala
barla, last Saturday by Alexander Pcrryman,
conductor OIL the Memphis g. Charleston lsaIl-
road, In difficulty about 1raving
car In which Kennedy had some
cotton. After e1ccting Kennedy and Its
brother, rcrry1nan was assaulted by them with
knives, and, SELLING uuukey-wrc,lcIl In the
hands Of d brakeman, he knocked one Ut tho
kcnnellys down, anil throwing the wrench
ut the uthcr struck him on the head. irncturlllg
lis Ekrll, from the oQevts OF which he died iii
few hours.
, 1876-11-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 17.-Arrigei, stcanship
Hermann, from BRUNCH,
LONDON, Nov. 17.-stcamship Wisconsin,
from New York, hos arrived out.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 17.-Arrlyel, steamship Ar
raGoll. from Bristol.
, 1876-11-18

1LLEGED CRUEL TREATAfENT.
! ST. Louis, Nov. l7.-A boy about 10 years
old, named Henry Woods, has brought suit
against the Board Of Managers and tho superln-
tcndent Of tic House OF Refuge aud the City Of
st. Louis, for $50 900 damages for alleged cruel
treatment while liz was an inmate OF tue Huuse
Of ReiuEe last year. The pc:it,un asscrts thut
tho treatment VI the bnY WIS cruel anu bur-
barous, anu resulted In making him m inyalid
and crlpp!u for life.
, 1876-11-18

LOWELL, My. 17.--A MISPLACED switch on tho
I'ostun Il Maine Tn lroa caused freight train
10 run into cars standing tn tho track, killing
The engineer, Charles Walker, and fireman aid
badly wrccktny tic engine aud live earB.
, 1876-11-18
WEST INDIES,

THE RECENT BTEAMEK BEtzHKE,
HAVANA, Nov. 17.-Additlonal particulars OF
the seizure Of the steamer Moclezuma l,ayc
been received. Only the Captnia and three sea-
mcnwerc killed, md eight passengers with fifteen
seatnen were landed g. Capc lfaytlen, wllsnso
Spanish war sbpa haze gon6 In pursuit ol the
hluetezutua.
PORTO RICO.
Alrfccs frnm Porto 1iIco say tho Governor OF
TINT isulld ius rctElyct1 telegram from tho
Minister of tho Culu1Iics ut AIalrid, Stat
Ing that It Is not possible iur tic
Spanish Government tu forbid Cuban ports from
receiving Porto ltico tobaccu, nill tt!e uoyerlUr
General Inuy come to Il mutual Understanding
about TUG means Ut preventing frauds conlmit-
ted with Porto Rico tobaeco.
, 1876-11-18

Sptctai Dspasch 10 Ths Tribune.
MAN1srEg, Mich, Nov. 1.-two men, giving
tho na,ucs Ormu md Swan, wero brought hcre
to-dny frum Lutlingtor, having been charged
Will. an atlcnpt to rob Mr.. Lewis Of s., 100, rs
te!cg1apllcd last utgAt.
, 1876-11-18
GREAT BRITAIN. :
THE TUHt,

LONDON, Nov. 17.-At the Shrewsbury No
vembcr meeting to-day, the race fur tho Sllrews-
bury cup WIS won by Brother to Royal George,
with Miss L!zzio seront, and Caiy Mailon
third.
BrEC1E SHIPMENT.
Ono hundred asA tfty-ilye thousand pounds
sterling III American cngles was withdrawn
from bank yesterday for shipment to tho
United States.
, 1876-11-18

KANSAS Crr1, Mo-, Nov. l7.-Thrce companies
Of tsoops passed through this city to day Gu
route fur Now York anl Washington. Ono
company wAs from Fort Riley al.l tho other two
frulu Fort Lcavunwosth.
, 1876-11-18

WAsH1SGroNt u. C., Nov. 17.-The american
Consul At Sun Juan reports that In this recent
hurricane which Visited Porto lsiro furty-thrcc
vessels were lost or damaged, and tllut the
Crtws Of sutnc were drowned.
, 1876-11-18

NEw YORK, Nov. 17.-Tho ocean steamship
frcights, under tho wur news, l,ase advanced
within week from 92s to 45s per ton for bacoft,
mud cheese Is nlways Is higher. Tic White Star
Lire hutds out fur Cos.
, 1876-11-18
GOV. HAYES,

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 17.-(iov. Hayes arrived
IN this city from Columbus this afternoon. lie
will visit thu Cleveland Hospital for tho Insane
In the Eighteenth Ward tn-Inorrow, this bet,,g
IFS regular tour Of Inspection OF tho siate l.stl
tutlpp9,
, 1876-11-18
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO.
The alarm from Box s.8 at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon waa caused BY tho burning of can Of
oil iu the new building, No. 118 Dcsplaincs
street, caused by careless haudllag Of burning
shaYIlgs. DAiuage trilllg.
, 1876-11-18

special D'spaseA 10 7Ae Tribune.
LAroRTr, Ind, Nuy. 17.-Two prisoners in
tho custody Of Sheriff Rcisncr, OF Marion Coun-
~, jumped from tho trau near Tyncr, tllts af-
tcrloon, and escaped. They were on their wny
to tlu Northern Prison. 4 reward Of $30U ls
tercl for their arrest.
, 1876-11-18
FINANCIAL


Special D4.pa&ch 10 1at 715an&.
MANIsTEE, M!cI., Nov. l7.-ti. 81. Wing, q
shtngo manufacturer und lncrchunt Of tllis city,
has made III assignment to Lis bookkccper fur
thu benefit OF creditors.
, 1876-11-18

maj, II Il r lung ro',c wip:n thc cmtcayo; I'd to
si.tt ,n-,.lc, With the rvitcnt int.ut'nn of
pouring Into iii. cars .Erc sIc hul been chill
Wcnfa.
, 1876-11-18
THE HON. Jesse K. DUBOIS.
PtasefrJf Hfan1frA IN TAH TrfhHbs

BpNIN0FlBLp, ILL.,, Nov. l7.-1le lion. Jesse
X. Dubois, who has boen quite seriously Ill for
some days past, Is thts evening su low that tic
grayest fears aro entertained tlat ho cannot loug
survYc.
, 1876-11-18
f. Urges England to Cooperate
with Russia in Her
Demands.
,,on The Porte's Decision Rests
the Question OF Peace
or War.
s1;oht Advance Noted in the English
Breadstutts Uarkets.


,rmat an overt Act OIL tHc part u IsusstA III
y. direction Of her suspected aims would
1,,reu ths suspicion into active hostility, and
~, .nly lcayo tho Government frcc to act
,e,1n.t Russia, but in certain contingencies
,7une, them 80 to uct."
Tho Times IN its tlnauctaI columns says: "1n
o,e Of tue r,lInors Of the Exchange yesterday
-, ona that Lord Derby had withdrawn from
,,4 negotiation Oil tho Eastern question, atld
III. he Cabinet lad ordered tho occupation Of
c0n,.utinopir bY the British forces, 60 that
,h,,, youId be no coufercnec, but Immediate
tar." .--.-
TIL, yuu1or is probably the foundation Of tho
following statement which tho Findncier makes
sdtu1lslly to-day: ....
aWe eau state, not officially, but vcrY con-
tieutly, tho course tho British Cabinet havo
,.ulYed upon II Russia lnyalcs Turkey. ln
I'D. a case, British army corps will tmuc-
fsley oceupy Constantinoplc, aud dcfonl 1t
,sa!ust all attacks. II Ia calculated tint not
1o;e than 25,0D troops are needed, and tho
British engineer officers aro already making
,s1r,ey for thorough defense Of tho Turkish
upal"
EHoLANp's OBJECT.
Tho Fsnaneitr ntus: 'Englaud's object Is not
10 participate In wnr between Turkey anu
ga.s,, wio may light out their quarrel, whether
h4slaoz Europe, but tu protect Constantinoplo
nj tho Dnrdancllcs from seizure by Russia.
Lnzlanl would simply hold ConBtaDtinop!c
Il pledge temporarily, Oh behalf Of
tAs otIcr Powers aud tho world at large.
Is toon as q neutral state was
hsnel on tho Dosphorns. OF sucl other mr.
Ea!emen. effected as Europe mny ultimately
est:s@lae upon Tor tho Wnrlensltp Of tue DIR
etasljcs, England would willingly withdraw.
hte ifom .tutusn chtangletncnt. It lias dis
hue1 object OF Vital i1nportace to British inttr.
.s.s, md beyond that object tho Government
falpot Co."
!he foregoing, III oil probability, has no bet
Mioa0datlon t!'an stork-Exc'luhgo run'or.
slsa tic 1!n'es merely Repeats Without coEll-
hsa', nut It shows tue eurrcllt Of opinion here
hfon9 t'le supporters of tho Ministry; but
nsFs ID strong division In public sentitnent
i"at Tho course which the Guvcrll1ncnt ought
@puFsue.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
LONDON, Nov. IA dlspntch from st. Peters,
'ufg taYe: "The Car, addressing ths acncr-
IL ani officers at tho close OF tic review ut
i:ussosclo, ou "Wednesday, suid: 'Gcutlemcn:
ktus wlsh the ljest Bucccss to commanders Of
our lsmles, Thu Czar's words weru received
ss!lrathusIastlc cheering.
"Al! freight trutllr las been stopped since
yesterday on the ra,lways betyccn Warnaw and
7tnespol Keo un,l nrrst. R,,sa1.n 1,t,z,s,. sios.
oT Ind Hrest, Tanlbutf and SurutotI, Gracse
1ad zatizyu, Charkol aud Nicolatufr, and Mus
RnuwANH.
BUCHAREST, Nov. H.~Tho Rounanjan 1ro,,so
Of Deputies b,s yntr,i san nm tns ~, ,,'nIn."n
saoe oi a eorus of o,,aeryatIo,, IN ~ the nan,,I,"
I'd Tor kccplnt tin r'scrvc undrr nr,s m"tI,
'sS T.
Losnov w. - :, ' e4'sMa' .r.
coptineuta, t,. s',.,, 80 III ~ Louooa anu
I'd Iptcnst,ana, .,n.ts a "s's as,s, aas 'orauy'
, 1876-11-18

NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-Tho GrangeTa' Gu.
calnpancnt building at Elm Sutton, rcnnsyi-
VaniA lsailroau, WIS totallY destroyed by lire
thls evening. Loss, ~. .Ou0; insurance, S5O00U
, 1876-11-18

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Nor. 17.-paul tor1an, ngcd
10 ycars, son vi Julius Z. jordan, residing In
tic suhur!,st was killed yesterday Afternoon,
Willie hunting, by TIC accidental discharge Of
lila trIt1,
, 1876-11-18
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GRasp DIVISION
JUEI0R SoSs OF TEMPERANCE OF VIRGISTA.- -
BY special request 'os r. NE. Bradley, Most
Worthy Patriarch of the. National Division
Sons oi Temperance Of North America,
Grand Worthy Patriarch William +. Brown
called "a special session OF the Grand Divi-
sion, which met In this city. The Grand
Division assembled DIT O'clock in the Odd
Fellows Hail. on franklin street. The
following grand officers were present: Will
liam T. Brown, grand worthy patriarch; VIII
liam Isaac Johnson, grand worthy associate
pro tem.; e. d. Bland, grand worthy
scribe; Lemuel Logan, grand worthy chap
lain; Thomas r. Hewlett, grand worthy
treasurer; S.: w. Walters, grand worthy
conductor; T. H. Hewlett, grand worthy
sentinel; J. p. Evans, past grand worthy
patriarch. IS
The Grand Scribe then read the call OF
the session. The Grand Division then pro-
ceeded with the business, and after getting
through the Most. Worthy Patriarch de-
livered aneaddress, and then presented to
the Grand Division forty dollars. 2sSt- ~
Ex-senator Joseph I. Evans reported the
death of Grand Worthy Associate Peter
Archer, Of Petersburg.
On motion committee OF five. was ap-
pointed to draft appropriate resolutions.
The Grand Division then adjourned to
meet in the city Of Petersburg in October
next .
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Charles Thurston, and J. White. Second
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Josiah Crump, Thomas Hill, and John
Winston. Third precinct: Richard Carter,
j. II. Hatcher, Paul Flemming, William
Randolph, and Thomas Payne.
This committee will meet this afternoon
at 2 o'clock to make their nominations, and
will report at 2. IL. to mass-meeting the
names they. have selected for the offices
named.
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yI>IruI}~' GUIDE TO THE CENTENNIAL En-
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LIVES AND PORTRAITS OF ALL THE l'RESl-
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'r which /, added The Constitution OF the United
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TIE RISE or TIE DUTCH REPUBLIC, three
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-17

MINISTER TO BE ORDAINED To-NIGuT.-A
presbytery composed Of Rev. j. B. Jeter,
D. D., Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry, D. D., Rev. c.
II. Toy, D. d.. Rev. John 0. Turpin, Rev.
J. R. Garlick, b. D., and Rev. John B. Tur-
pin, met on yesterday morning in the rooms
Of the Board OF Foreign Missions OF the
Southern Baptist Convention to consider
the question of the ordination Of Samuel G.
Clopton, 4 graduate of Richmond Col
lege and OF the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary. DR.. Jeter acted as
chairman. The candidate having salts
factorily answered the questions propound-
ed to him, the presbytery resolved to or
dain him to the full work OF the ministry.
The ordination services will take place to-
night in the Leigh-Street Baptist church
Rev. John b. Turpin will conduct the open,
ing religious services, Rev. DR.. Curry will
preach the sermon, Rev. John 0. Tulpin
will offer the ordaining prayer, Rev. DR..
Jeter will deliver the charge to the candi-
date, Rev. DR.. Toy will present the Bible,
and Rev. DR.. Garlick will give the right
hand of fellowship.
Mr.. Clopton is a son OF Rev. Samuel {.
Clopton, former missionary to China,
and was born in that Empire.
The Venable-Street church will unite IN
the services at Leigh-Strcet church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-17

'I'IIE sCHUETZEN PARK.

ihis beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
lle james river, below Richmond, adjoining the
SaNiea 'iea River Steam Brewery, Is NOW OPEN TO
niolIokS, and will be rented TO pic-nic and cxcur-
son inrtes. From the elegant pavilion can be had
a.uA scope Of the romantic scenery up and down the
A'oie James diversified by the constant passing to
ana iro Of steamers and other crafts. 1t Is The most
agreeable auDimer retreat IN the suburbs of Rich
mono. Refreshments can be had at all times during
Ne day. Fishing aud rowing parties will lind 1t .
pleasant resort. 10. G, YUERGLING, in. s
my Slim t,ss stz ~ .4s5s}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-17

A PAINFUL AND SERIOUS INJURY.-On
Monday night Mr.. Shadrach Bailey, engl-
neer of Company C's steamer, Main between
Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets, met
with very painful and probably serious
accident while on the way to the fire in the
country. He was riding in his accustomed
place. when the door OF the engine-furnace
came open. He attempted to shut it with
his right foot, and as he did his foot was
caught between the axle and the furnace,
mashing it very badly. He was brou ught
back to the cngine-house, and competent
surgical aid summoned. .,,
Engineer Mackie, Of the Church-Hlll
steamer, will fill his place temporarily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-17
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PUBLIC GENERALLY.
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steam brewery an establishment Tor the bottilnS OF
LiuEIi-!iEEE.
ALE, aud
PORTER,
"il H"v prepared 10 ill orders in quantities to
SAT- customers.
Having adopted tlC latest and most important i'm
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i'Trr"'s. can furnish rs good an article rs can be
:.af" anywhere and at the lowest prices.
4 goods delivered TO any part OF this city and to
-lD"ltoIs tree Of charge.
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ID. q. YUENGLING, JR.,
,gv l. RIM Richmond, Va.