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o.. RleoFds Essence d Lie restores mhnhOod
and The Iisoto Of youth % the most shattered CON
sntnugn u ionf weeks, from whatever cause aTis.
who oder soeallea FIRE. Prtsctipt0ns that ara nc.
Ieass and finally ptoye Fuin6taly expenHite. What.
ever has merit muHt cost . hlr pFlee. SSpef case
sent ~ e1plesl lnyEhAre. Gole Agent DF. Jos
JAcQuES 1 University plaea, New YoFk. Dug
stah supplied. 80 49, 7 li.isi lylI
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ips'iJ,at,J 10 the city and stlbufbA. can b
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=, SNyTEIBuTOES.- attention viii Be paid
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sa,I L accompanied by the writer's nal name
nj ridTeis'
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
Take pleasure in informing my custO-
tne1, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition aver,
week Of such novelties as may be brOpgh
out.
Gentlemen VIII End in my establIshme q
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both of Home and Foreign
make, and OF prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $50 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
eIpen es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock OF FUR.
NIsHTNG GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch OF business.
Fl. IINGEN
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m. Pull Saa Drawing Room and Sleeping ON
from steah Nayille and Columbus through siGisls
change 10 Gil tirnati, LOuilVle, IndIanspoliS Ind
81. Louis AMI from Columbus 20 ChIcaRo.
1he PleaSuni seeker or those seeking Hogasi'ts
DE Wet Shoul call on or address the IudaFslEned
Joe through tin Ie table,, maps, land circulars md
further IniornA ti0n. W, 1. OiBRIEN.
Gen'I Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2l9 Hin
street, Column IA, Ohio. myiT
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DoroAtAQ HgRRMGs-2s Halt aauell 70,
u lust received md Tor MD BY -
issi d, REILLY, no nd mi Msin 81
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DAILY.

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FlNANclAL.
Jolla K, BonIoHp, Prsss. eEo, ApAAa, CanhI.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

Successor to The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
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AN OPEN LETTER
TOTHE PUBLIC.


Nav York. October LIST. 1871.
have devoted twenty Jelrs OF patient study 10
the Liver aud It's relations to the human body, 10
search Of arentdy which would restore H. when
diseased, to its normal condition. The result Of
that lA6or hAA been the production Of
TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
Their popularity has Income 20 extended and the
demand 20 great as 10 induce interruptions parties
to counterfeit them thereby RoRKiNG ME- Of The re-
ward, sud thehfllcted q their virtues.
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC,
and protect them from vile ImposItIouI, have
adopted rev Label, which bears my trade marx
and notica q Ia entry 10 the Oce Of The Librarian
Of Congrtss, also my signature, thus:
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This Bank e organised and prepared 10 tFanIle.
the butlnels q banking In all "a detAIla.
II succeeds the Flflt National Bank Of Wheeling,
10 owned By the satne ihEEeh0ldefs and laundoTthG
Hlme Management.
respondents and Deposition, md By prompt and
faithful execution d their Hiahos Il hops 70 mtFit
thelf esteem md confidence.
Notes and Hills discounted.
United Statol :
pOpolit 1ocOuph .ubleet 10 check At IleAt 70
eeiSed from HankS, BahkEu, FiimI, Corporations
csftI1s,Sss d DspOiiIuuod payable on demand
OF d Aired dates,
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
John K. Bosaiori, Wm, B, slmpOu,
jacob 9. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
VIM. A. l6ett, John 1. HobbI,
A, N. Adams o. o, Dewey,
Henry NJ. Harper. nyai-iAv
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Stdt6eaptls Aoconmodaton-LsAyes Bsllatfe At
Nv 7. nj Bridgeport At ass; md arrives al sten-
ban Sllle at 6:l6 p IN.
Leaves ktsaGenvllle at Ets a. M arrives st
Bridgeport ~ SIS 4. IN.
sF6einl accommodation tralnI leaHe Beliair0 It
~ a N. and 1915 p, M; bhdy epnTt al 9t5 Z. N.
and Loo p. m arrive At Martina Ferry 9B6 !, N.
ll:25 n nj. and $50 p. m; bridgeport llS5 4 n
and 80 P. M; RErve At BelaiTe it LEO \. N. and
/ S:65 n. m.
Tickets to all p1AciRl points In the East and
West can be procured At The Union Ticket Otaeo,
AelnTe House, and ut the station ut Bridgeport.
my2g General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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s.s.,, E,,i,ti i1r VI Ihoald n GdiSIIIoi "Eftu
.Sl's,.i,H" dad IhBuM IN no cue b addfe1ied d
y isiipi,i.1l psthibFT oftht firm b. RHR's.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
Silver.

y =" s.r . ..a y
Boston goes against making silver legal
tender. Boston is hard city in matters OF
finance. Nothing but gold will do for her.
And what will she do when gold is, in her
opinion, 80 plentiful as to be vulgar? She
viii then go for diamonds, we suppose. She
Is too Worshipful Of gold. Why shouldn't
silver be an auxiliary basis Of the paper me
dunn? 1t may be to her, who is SO rich, OBJ
jectionable ]; but the whole country would
be benefited by extending the basis Of the
circulation, and certainly It would be- en-
tirely safe that silver should be made apart
of this basis, that 1t may be extended.
When communities are toe. rich, and en-
Yelope themselves in their wealth as with
buffalo robes, they get'selfsh and unsympa-
thizing. One would think the contrary eff
feet should follow; but that wouldn't be
human nature. ~ 81
New York Is more humanitarian than
Boston. She has had q sharp experience
in the last four or FIVE years, and has re-
ceiyed an infusion Of liberality from adj:
yersity. She does not see but that the basis
Of the currency OF the country might be
safely and advantage onsIy extended by
making silver. o part Of the basis. i is as
lnchapg eable insTalue as gold. New York
has tanans syn,patsb ies, Boston has oDIysa
few 81 them; New York iss Of nature soft
Boston grapitiYe, 81; sss s. I. S.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

Eeurators Of the Hampton Normal and Agrt
cultural Institute and to amend and reenact
section 80 Of chapter 81 OF the Code, with
Senate amendment, was taken up and the
amendment rejected.
~, S, BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were passed:
For ascertaining and marking the bound,
airy line between the counties OF Louisa ana
Albemarle.
For ascertafning and marking the bound,
airy line between the counties OF Louisa ana
Fluyanna.
To amend section 8 OF chapter SO OF the
Code, in relation to weights and measures
To abate the rigors OF the fence-laW on
the line OF two counties where one only Of
which has adopted Its provisions.
To amend the charter OF the Royal Lano
Company in Virginia, and to enlarge its cor
porate powers, &c. .,.. :,
ALLOWING John b. sayers, treasurer =! ,.',,. q
Matthews county, time to make his return
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. :.
| House bill to regulate the practice OF medl:
cince and surgery was discussed and nnaily
dismissed. a
Adjourned.
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Yants,nky. .Moyiua.-

The people OF the counties OF KENTUCKY
are holding public meetings 70 consider the
troubles OF the day, and the public spirit
displayed by them Utmost decided. we V,
have before us the Courier-J Journal OF the
4th Of January, containing the proceedings
OF the counties OF Bourbon, Jessamine,
Harden, Madison, Spencer, Warren, Meade,
and Carroll. They are leading counties OF
the State. CAssrUs Al. CLAY, Jr., presided
at the Boarbon county meeting; and mis-
father, CAssrUs NJ. CLAY, the famous apo.
litionist OF other days, was the prlncipa!
speaker supporting the resolutions adopseo
In Madison county.
strongly-worded and brave resolutions
were adopted In all the counties. They de-
nounce the military intervention OF the
Federal Government in the southern States
as unauthorized and subversive Of the Con-
stitution and OF public liberty. They de
nounce the conspiracy to count in HAYES,
and assert the right Of Congress to canvass
the electoral vote for President and Vice
President. The Meade county meeting
adopted, among Others, the following reso-
luton: :.s..., b: 81 e,.,
"Resolued, That we would show our.
selves degenerate sons OF noble ancestors II
+ we were to acquiesce in or tamely submit
to the preparation Of q fraud so glaring as
the counting in Of a President and Vice
President contrary to constitutional prece.
dents, and against the legally-expressed viii
of majority Of the American people"
The call OF State Convention at Louis
vile on the 18th day Of this month is ap
proved by the meetings, and delegates arc
appointed by all to that Convention. 1t il
urged upon that Convention at Louisville
to appoint delegates to National Conven
ton to be held at Baltimore on the 9Th Of
February. --.----- - - - 4 -
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We are requested to state that our Wash
ington correspondent was mistaken in
stating that any tobacco of W. P. BUR-
WELLS was ever seized by the Government.
This tobacco was legally in possession
of the Government custom-house officers
by importation. The question properly
arosewhether it was the subject of any tax
at the time. Tobacco circumstanced as this
was, was afterwards decided by the COM
missioner not to be the subject OF any tax.
In 1870 it was destroyed by the greatfreshet
in James river, hence the claim. 1t is, in q
word, question Of responsibility, not OF
taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

daring leaders OF the Republican party are
disposed to take the risk OF inaugurating
Governor Hayes in spite Of Dir. Tilden's
election, relying upon the supposed predis..
position of the people to make no armed
resistance in any event.. and the belIef IS
no less general that If constantly assured
beforehand OF peaceable acqhiescence, these
desperate men will ruthJessly proceed to
carry out their purposes, however fatal to
free elections and to political liberty. Such,
say, is the apprehension prevailing here;
but whatever may be the designs OF this
class Of Republicans, cannot believe that
q majority of the Senate will ever sanction
so lawless q procedure or so hazardous an
experiment.
/ have faith that the power OF truth and
reverence for law will control such body
as the United States Senate. 1t Is no secret
that there are Republicans in both houses
O, Congress who will never consent that
the Yice-President of the United States
shall exercise the extraordinary and dan
oerous powers which the extremists seek to
confer upon him; and T. know OF no other
method by which Dir. Hayes can be counted
in. The very act Of appointing JOINT
committee to report plan would seem to
be an abandonment Of such scheme aud
recognition Of the constitutional power OF
the two houses of Congress over the entire
subject. -.e l.a.
I have thus endeayored to show you that
anv probable plan which may be adopted
short of, vesting the president pro tempore
Of the Senate with dictatorial power must re-
suit in the legal inauguration OF Mr. Tilden.
Nothing, / think, can prevent this, unless
the extremists, emboldened by the promise
OF popular non-resistance, should attempt
by sophistryto evade the logic OF facts and
law, and to deny the constitutionalrights OF
the House of Representatives.
1t will be seen that the Constitution pro-
vides for all contingencies which have arisen
and for all likely to arise in this case; and
the surest guarantee OF peaceful settle
ment OF this grave question is an unswerv-
ing adherence to the law and the prece-
dents.
Let me conclude with the remark that the
great mass of the neutrality-suspicious. and
Democrats-are honest and fair-minded.. /
repose with great confidence on the power
OF public opinion, which is crystalizing, i
believe, in the direction l have indicated
That it may be potent enough to secure the
peaceful Inauguration OF Mr.. Tilden be-
iieve to be the wish of very large majority
of the people, and know OF many honest
Republicans who love country more than
party.
am very truly, yours, J. b. GORDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

We do not know that "TURK's" article
is original. That is to say, he did not en-
trust us with his name. Until we are salts
fed on this point we cannot say whether
we will publish his article or not. ~.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday, January 6, 1877. at o'clock
p. NJ, of rheumatism offhc heart, Mr. IAGCHEcS
Ills funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 6 north Fifth street, THIS lMondayl AZ
TERNOON at half-past O'Clock. Friends arc In
yited to attend.
Died. on the 9th Of January, FLORA, aged four
wears, five months and thirteen days, youngest
daughter of NJ. +. and Rebecca Hudnall. ,
The friends Of the family arc requested to attend hcr
funeral MONDAY the Sth. At i O'Clock. from her
fathers residence, No. lis south Fourth street.
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: FROM WASHINGTON.
ZACH. CHANDLER's TELEGRAMS,

1t is alleged that on the day after the pre-
.sidential election Secretary Chandler sent q
dispatch to the Republican leaders in the
three Returning Board States, telling them
those States must lbe declared for Hayes,
and promising that money and troops to
any extent needed would be forthcoming to
carry out this programme. 1t is to cover
up this dispatch, which would lay the basis
for proof Of the great conspiracy, and
others of similar tenor, that the Western
Union Telegraph Company is said to be
making a.fight new. 1t yielded readily
enough when, of the instigation of General
Butler, it was called upon to hand over the
dispatches in its possession WASHINGTON
TTni1n s}fi (sr:gA 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH BURNED
Wuterto,on, N. r, January s.. The Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Antwerp, In this
county, WIS burned this morning. Loss,
100000. s2fse!;s' lsls:t=3ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
MARRIAGES.

Married, January 5tL, Mt the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Z. ". Warren, CARLTON
MCCARTHY to Miss SUSIE X. APPERSOS, daugii-
ter of James J.. Apperson, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

DISTRICT OF CoLuABIA.-Among the names
Of those to be appointed to the Police Board
for this District mentioned tonight are
Colonel John s.. Mosby and General JET
freys, formerly Register Of the Treasury
under: j ohnson.- Washington special to
Baltimore american,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
!. THE REPUBLICAN, REBELL1oN.

1t is stated that Secretary Chandler dis
patched man named .Betts TO Alabama yes
terday morning with aastrunkfuI OF aftida
wits certifying to- intimidation and fraud on
the part OF the Democracy OF that State.
Belts Ia empowered to employ clerks and
such ether assistance rs be may need, and is
to obtain signatures to these afiidaYils,
which are to be used in case objection lis
made by the Democrats to counting the
vote OF Louisiana for Hayes and Wheeler
10. ~ +. 81. al
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MEETINGS..

THE EMBERS OF LOGE a.
l. FRANCHISE. No. So, are requested 10 Xxx
attend stated meeting Of their lodge THIS "
EVENING at 6 o'clock ut st. Alban's Hall
Members of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternay invited to attend.
BY order OF the w. NJ. -
WILLIAM LOTENSTE1S.
/, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

THE CoSTEMPTUoUs TELEGRAPHERs.-
Washington, d. e., January 6.-There is
no action on either side with regard to the
contemptuous telegraphers. The Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections has found
bankers who are not willing witnesses re-
garding $4,000 alleged to have been sent to
Oregon. They, are Threatened with the bar
OF the Senate. The current OF feeling is
towards compelling the telegraphers to
answer fully, 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

The Secretary di the Treasury iorbids
snek ting during business hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

GENERAL LOGAN RENoMrNATED FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR. Springfield, Illinois, JAN
uary 5.-The Republican Senatorial caucus
tonight nominated General John A. Logan
by reclamation. General Logan, on being
notified OF the nomination, madean address,
thanking the Republicans for the honor
they conferred on him. 80 80 '.'',5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

A LIVE BULLDozER WANTS TO FIGHT.-
Ne,r Orleans, January 5.-Armadee Delam-
bre testified before the Senate committee, in
broken English, to the organization Of bull
dozers, or regulators, In East Feliciana for
the purpose Of preventing stealing. He
and others had subscribed to arm those I'M
Powers was chief commander.
During the cross-examination the witness
became very much excited and spoke OF
"your gang stealing the votes" and ssyour
scalawags," but Immediately apologized to
the committee. At demand OF the chair
man for peremptory answer to a question,
the witness jumped up and asked the chair
man if he wanted to fight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
MILITARY NOTICES.
DIVIDENDS.

CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMpANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, January S, 1S17.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L this company have declared \ semi-annual
DIVIDEND OF -FOUR PER CENT. free OF al!
taxes, payable to the stockholders on and after
MONDAY the 10th instant. ..fss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

VIRGINIA HOME INsUHANcE COMPANY,
tsS5s IS January 8, 1877.
.rTHEDIRECTORS OF THIS COMP ANYs
Il have declared their CIRCULAR SEMI-ASNU-
AL DIYIDEND OF SIX PER CENT, payable 70
the stockholders on and after The 18th inaeaDf.
I ia 3-1S1 Il. G.. WliERRf,JR.,s secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
HOLIDAY GOODS.
PRESENTS.

NEW-YEAR PRESENTS. $
IL you want to buy elegant goods for one aSs2G
third to one half less than they can be purchased
elsewhere, then goto
S. A. WIESTOCK'S.
where YOU will see beautiful GOLD STEM and
kEY-WINDING WATCHES and latest styles
of CHAINS, which can be bought at less than
wholesale prices:
A large lot of SILVER WATCHES:
DIAMONDS of finest quality. cheaper than ever, 10
close out lot on hand;
SETS of JEW ELRY:
A large lot of LOCKETS and NECK CHAINS:
RINGS In Stone, Cameo Amethyst. onyx, ant
Pearl Something new> and cvery OTHER style q
RING. at half their value:
BUTTONS, PINS. EARRINGS. of all sizes. Of
best quality gold and latest dcsigns.
In order to appreciate these goods and satisfy
yourself of their chcapness. come and see them AZ
:. 4. WINSTOCk'S.
No. north Fourteenth street.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. and OPEN SATURDAY
EVENING at 5 O'Clock: also. OPEN EVERY
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING until 5
O'Clock. Gt IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

80 ri ..tfCirY BANK OF RIcHAosp. yA.,l
s,1.2Es-S,,sg. = - January ., 1877.
TINE BOARD /. OF DIRECTORS have
i declared dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. ON
the capital stock OF the bank. payable to the stock
holders on aud after WEDNESDAY,, january 10,
lS77.yg EDWARD COHEN,
Ia Slot Cashier, Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

-OLD DOMINION
(lfSTEAMSHIPCO 8iPANY.-FIVE PER GENT.
DIVIDEND will be paid TO the VIRGINIA STOCK
HOLDERS out OF The earnings Tor the past SIX
months, Mt the First National Bank, on and after
January q, 1877. Et.V ~ 80 -. 80
u Sat 49, II ,fszls !. DAVENPORT. JR. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

HOLIDAY GOODS.-E a : ES, new
Ill styles-camco decorations: COLOGNE SETS.
of the fate Vienna anu Centennial designs: CHINA
direct importation: CHAMBER SETS. great va
rictv; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tci-Scts.
r-Receivers-all new patterns: PtRLOR tOAl.
VASES handsomely decorated; BRONIES-f French
and japanese finish. Call and see styles AMI prices
before purchasing. No trouble to show good.
GEORGE GIBSON. JR"
successor to james V. Gibson.
dnlh 1907 Main street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-07

ll1all%c, granulated l2Ia122Ic, crushed and
powdered l2HaI2%c, cut loaf l3c per Id, and
new Orleans sells at l0Lal0%c for raw, and
ll&allxc for clarified per 10.
IALLOW-Is steady with fair request and
country rendered sells at 7HA7Ic per 10
packed.
TEA-Demand moderate bht market steady,
at previous prices. We quote: Black
OOlong 3Oa7jc, Soucnpng 4Ja9Oc; Green-Hv-
son a90c, Oung Hyson 35ca$l. Imperial 41ca
81, aud GunpOwder 6Oca$l 10 per Id.
TIMERS SEOCh-Market dull and weak
with some decline in prices. We quote:
ZInc-saD, per 10. Ease; sneet, 7bsagc;
blocK-tI 20a23c; copper IngOts, z2c: bottoms,
33c; braLlers' sneet, SIC: tn-plate l&), per box,
$40 50a1l 80: do tlCl. SSa9. and roofing. SaS.
WOODEN WARE-MaTket steady and quiet
at previous prices. We quote: " ashboards,
81 G5a2 Is; buckets, 2-hoops, 81 JOal 90;
TUBS, NO. !, ST 5Oa7 90; No. 2, 50 5Oa6 OO;
No. 5, "a dOa5 0O per dozen, ana nesUs, IS, $S
as .; churns, No. l, 50 81; No. 2, 1850. and No.
q. 81 90 per dozen.
WOOL-Ihe market closes dull and easy,
! under liberal offerings and only moderate
demand. We quote: Unwashed, fine merlno,
2la22c; clothing, 4a26c; medium oelaine, ga
29c, long cOmOIng, 32a85c. Washed, medium
neeces, 3Oa35c; fine feeces, 35a4Oc; delaine
fleeces, 35a3Sc; long cOmbing, 40a42; tub
washed, 33a39c, and pulled, 2Sa3Oc per Id.