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Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NOTlCE.-The partnership heretofore OF.
~ isting between the und ersignod, trad.
INK as Ennis h Armstrong, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. All debts due the
firm will be paid to Andrew p. Armstrong,
who alone Is authorized To give receipt In set.
tlehent for work done since January 20, 1879.
X. M. ENNIS
A. p. ARMSTRONG;.
J>Vark, Del, March 8, 1879. mhl.2t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

TOR SALE.-Dwelllng No. e0s Washing:
Il ton street. Ten rooms, we'll located, snd
has lust bson put In excellent repair through
out. J. r. HEALD,
mh4sSlA Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NO. JrlCE-I hereby give notice that
- George Drake is no longer In my en-.
ploy, In any capacity whatever, and that l
Will not be responsible for any contracts made
or debts contracted by him.
WILLIAM kERRICK,
March 8, 1879. mhS-3w
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

ctl9 W.G. PENNYPACKER 4 90.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

-,naRnER, WANTED.-Two men and
u their wives ctn 10y 10 % acc9mmodated with
SSoye,,tb and Letter, on street. Also two single
| gentlemen. na'o'"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
TRANDYWINE MILIS QUOTA.
ID TlONH.

W. q. PENNYPACKER h CO.,
ISuanaaaors 70 L YricA h En II
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

IYANTED-A competent canyasscr to
Y v to sell lots in st. James Cemetery,
NJ. wort Address by letter,
1o W A. JENKS YELL, Trustee,
-, ,43t cod Falkland, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

VAETED.-AnA American girl one that
\ can cook and do general house work.
y. y at 400 Poplar street. MARI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

CHIMgs OF NoRNAsDY-PrNAFo Miss
Adah Richmond and her comic-opera
company played the Chimes of Nor.
mandy at the matinee Saturday and
Saturday night to good audiences. Both
entertainments went off smoothly and
pleased the many admirers of Miss .Adah
who were present. At night Miss Girard
was suffering from severe cold, but sang
her part with more credit to herself and
with greater satisfaction to her auditors,
who compiimented her with an encore seve-
raj times Curing the evening. Miss Pich.
mond, who has thorough knowledge OF
the opera and is graceful in every move
ment upon the stage, was, rs usual, the at
traction OF the entertainments. She per-
formed her part with spirit, and delighted
all who were present. She was modest in
her attire and acting, and, as we have a.
ready said, has many friends here, who will
be gratified at her success. '~
Tonight Fl. NJ. S. Pinafore will be pre-
ssnted by Miss Richmond's company,
which has been improved by the addition,
We are informed, OF several new members
who have just reached the city. The rest
of the company have been rehearsing Pima
fore for some time, and very interesting
entertainment is anticipated. From Rich
mond the company goes to Raleigh, n. G.,
and will probably be in that city during
the State Fair, soon TO be held there.
Seats may be had at the Theatre and ut
Johnston's to-day for to-night's entertail-
ment. . ....... &c..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

Brief LemS.-Willam S. Campbell, sou
OF Rev. W. A. Campbell, OF this city, is in
charge of East Hanover PreSbytery as q
candidate for the ministry.
The receipts at Maury Cemetery last
month amounted to S7.2S more than the cX-
penscs.
Work upon the city dam will be com.
menced to-day, and Will be pushed forward
as rapidly as possibly.
The water in the river is very low at pres.
cnt, and persons can cross over to Belle
Isle on rocks dry-shod.
Judge Clopton, OF the Hastings Court,
has appointed E. w. Weisiger justice Of the
peace for the Fourth Ward. E. T. Still,
who was recently elected, failed to qualify.
All OF the public schools Of this city are
in the Baird building, on Fifth and Hull
streets. Quite 4 number OF scholars have
been enrolled during the last several days.
A number of small dwellings have been
erected in Swansboro'," just beyond the
city limits.
The brick-yards here are in full blast,
Notwithstanding the fact that the season fol
brick making will soon be over.
The election OF Mr.. S. Carter WeiSiger as
n member OF the City Council from the
Third Ward gives general satisfaction. He
will no doubt make an efficient member.
The roads leading to the city are un.
usually dusty for this season of the year.
There is but one criminal case on docket
for trial at the next term OF the Hastings
Court. a...-
The protracted meeting which has been
going on at the Methodist church here has
closed.
DR.. a. Monteiro has returned to the city
after stumping several counties for the Nc
CuIloch bill.
Roxanna Lundy (colored), who is now
confined in the Chesterfield jail as lunatic,
became deranged on the subject OF religion.
She is preaching regularly every day to prl-
sonels in the adjoining cells.
The colOred Baptist church which is now
being erected in this city is expected to be
completed this fall.
Judge CIopton has been invited to speak
in favor Of the Conservative ticket in Yarl
Gus parts Of this senatorial district and IN
HenricO
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The White Sulphur Property.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA.,I
October l, 1879.
a cloud Of uncertainty yet hangs over
this property. The United States court will
meet in November, and the sale" to Mr..
Mathews (for $300,000) will be reported.
Along with that will 60 an "upset bid"
from Mr. Stuart, of SaItvlle, who, being
the largest holder Of first mortgage bonds,
can well afford to pay bigger sum than
that named. 1t seems conceded that new
sale will be ordered, the crying to CON-
mence, OF course, al the figure OF Mr.. Stu
arts "upset bid" After the resale the
Court willhave TO pass upon it. and it there
fore seems unlikely that possession can be
given to the purchaser in less than six or
eight months. -3.1
The Court will in this emergency proba-
bly, be compelled to renew the lease for one
year with Peyton 4 co. cannot see how
they can do better. With tenure from
year to year only, with many discourage
meDts and Disadvantages to confront-ta-
king the buildings when they had been last
used as stables-they have secured for the
place a large and constantiy-growing pa
trenage; have kept the property up in Won
derful order, considering what little money
the Court could allow for repairs; and have
shown capacity for hotel-management
rarely excelled. The White was never more
popular. For all these things Peyton & Co.
deserve credit from the public and conside.
ration from the Court. While it is the
wish OF all friends Of this place that the
fate OF the property may be determined as
early as possible, it is no less their desire
that. until that time arrives, Peyton & Co
shall remain in charge-a position their eX
perence, judgment, and popularity entitle
them to. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.


Pain In the right side, under the edge of the ribs,
ncreases on pressure; sometimes the pain IS In the
left side the patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends TO the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheulna-
nsm In the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax the head IS
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally Il
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought to have been DONE A sllgnI, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility he is easily startled his
feet are cold or burning and he complains Of a
pricky sensation of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try It, Ia fact, he disruss every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
ly deranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

BOYDToS INsTITUTE.-The old Randolph
Macon College building, near Boydton, was
purchased some time ago by northern
missionary society for the purpose OF estab-
lishiug an institute for the education OF ne
gro ministers. The huge building has been
so thoroughly repaired as to present the ap-
pearance of new structure. On Saturday
the 10Th of September the institute was for
mally dedicated, and interesting addresses
were delivered by Professor Sharp (the
prlncIpal), Rev. Messrs. Goodwin, August,
Leach, and j. S. Sloan, Esq. There was q
large crowd present; among them quite a
number Of white people, Aechlen6my
Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

GENERAL CoLsToS's LECTURE TONIGHT
At MOZART HALL.-General r. E. Colston,
for six years in the Egyptian army, will de-
liver the first of a series OF lectures before
the Young Mems Christian Association to-
night at Mozart Hall. Having a personal
knowledge OF all that he talks about, his lee-
ture on Modern Egypt will be full Of inter
esting information. The. lecture is bril-
lianty illustrated by numerous stereoscoplc
views Of the country and people from pho
tographs and drawings made on the spot.
This is most entertaining feature OF the
entertainment. Members of the Association
admitted free. J - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

Three Italian byciclists have just per-
formed the journey from Milan to Lyons in
five days by Genoa and the Cornice. The
distance exceeds slightly $50 kilometres, or
$50 miles English measurement. They
therefore travelled at the rate OF ITO miles
each day. and kept up this extraordinary
speed for five successive days, trayerslng
the rutty, ill-payed roads and the worst
paved streets Of villages and towns. Yet
they won 10 belt.
A cyclone, accompanied by heavy rain,
passed over the county fairgrounds at Ma
tronsville, Tusco.a county. Mich, Friday
afternoon, doing great damage. rents
were torn to shreds and Fences blown down.
One tent, where tables W ere set Tor hun
dred persons, was blown down, oyerturn-
ing the stove and large reservoir OF water,
severely scalding six ladies-one with an
infant, probably fatally. ~.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
called upon the national ban ks for 4 state
ment showing their condition at the close OF
business on Thursday the I'd ltay OF Octo-
ber. He has also issued circus ar request
ing the banks to report to him the number
-ef bills, notes, and drafts which make up
the amount Of the item OF loans and dis
counts onithe I'd day of October =
Sheriff William T.. Oyerbey, sold in this
county this week some three hundred acres
OF land, valued at two dollars per acre, Ior
six dollars per acre. Does this look ake
land is decreasing in value ?-Putsytuansa
Tribune. .sa
Judge McCurdy, in court at New Lon
don, Conn.,, said the other day: HThe
sheriff will kindly request the gentlemen
of; the jury to desist from ealing peanuts.
This is not q circus" r s.i;ls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

BRIEF ITEMs-PERSoNAL.- Gate City
Guards, of Atlanta, Ga, will leave that city
to-day for Washington, Baltimore, Phiia-
delphia, New York, Boston, &C., and will
probably pass through Richmond on Tues
day afternoon.
The Common Council will resume their
labors and long sessions this afternoon at
o'clock. .....
a letter received here Saturday an-
nounced the arrival OF Messrs. o. j. School
craft and Meredith Montague at Queens
town on the 21>t ultimo, after q pleasant
voyage Of eight days.
The work OF enIarging the fire-proof vault
of the Chancery Court has been completed.
Mr. G. Holloway, an old and highly
respected citizen, and well-known mer-
chant, who has been in North Carolina for
some time, has returned 10 the city.
The internal revenue collected for the
week ending Saturday was S36, ,969.56, as
follows: Monday, S9,27442; Tuesday,
s., ,4G8.G4; Wednesday, S5,939.39; Thurs
day, s6.7S4.63; Friday, S4,902.4S; and Sat-
urday, $4,000.
The residence Of Mr.. William II. May
hcw, on State street, in Rockets, was ell
tered night or two ago and robbed OF
5000. ,.. .'..-
II. C. Williamson was appointed coroner
for Wise county on, Saturday by Governor
Holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

KNTGHTs.OF-HoSeR TEMPLE.-Saturday
night committees from the various Knights
of-Honor lodges in this city met at Con-
cordia Hall to consider the propriety Of
building hall to be dedicated to the uses
of the lodges in this city.
and William II. Bailie secretary.
appointed to propose plan and report at
the next meeting: j. +. Bell, w. j. Nc
Dowel!, n. L. Courtney, j. H. Taylor, John
c. Teller, Z. Mccarthy, William Fl. Bailie.
This is an excellent enterprise. and we
have no doubt OF its success. The next
meeting will be held at Concordia Hall Oc.
tober 18th.
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LOCAL { MATTERS.

FAMILY MARKETING.-The following were
the prevailing prices for family marketing
on Saturday:
Meats: Beef, s to 12c. per pound; NUT
ton, s to 10c. per pound lamb, 8 to 1Oc. per
pound; chops, 10 to 12c. per pound; veal,
8 TO 12c. per pound; pork, I0c. per
pound; sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage, 10c. per pound; beei.toHgue, 14c.
per pound; bacon, 10c. per pound; mid
ding and shoulder, Sc. per pound; Clipped
beef, 25c. per pound; liver, 6 to &c. per
pound; ebitIins, Sc. per pound; trtpe, Sc.
per pound; brains, 10e. per pound. 7.', .
Fowls, Butter. &C.: Chickens, 12a to zoe.
apiece, or $1.50 TO SO per dozen; ducks,
25 to SOC. apiece, or So, to 81 per dozen
geese, 25c. to soc. apiece; squads, s TO 10c.
apiece; squirrels, s to 12ac. apiece; cheese,
12Ac. per pound; butter, 10 to 25c. per
pound-choice, 25c; lard, Sc. per pound
eggs, 15c. per dozen. Sweetmilk, Sc. per
quart, or Csc. per gallon; buttermllk, &c.
per quart, or 15c. per gallon. '
Vegetables: Cucumbers (for pickle), zoe.
per peck, or 75c. per bushel; corn (roast,ng-
ears), 10c. per dozen; cabbage, to &c. per
head; beets, sc. per bunce irish potatoes,
&c. per quart, or 25c. per peck; sweet po-
tatoes, two quarts for &C., or zoe. per peck !;
tomatoes, two quarts for &C., or 15c. per
peck; turnips, two buuches for &C.; snaps,
two quarts for &C., or zoe. per peck; but
terbeans. DC. per quart, or 25c. per peck ;
blackeye peas, DC. per quart, or zoe. per
peck; carrots. Dc. per bunch, or three
punches for 10c.; onions, DC. per quart, Oh
35c. per peck; egg-pIants, to &c. apiece.
Fish and Game: Sora, T5c. per dozen ;
spots, Csc. per bunch trout, Is to zoe. per
bunch: sturgeon, &c. per pound; oysters,
20 to 25c. per quart, or SOC. to 81 per gallon.
The display OF fish was not so good as last
Saturday. .- '"-' t.
Fruits and Melons: Peaches, SC. PEI
quart, or Csc. per peck; grapes, l0c. per
pound, or three pounds for 25c. green ap-
piles, two quarts for &C., or 20c. per peck;
pears, for preserving, 25c. per peck; for
eating, Zoe. per quart, or soc. per peck.
Lemons, zoe. per dozen-pleutiful. Water
melons, to 1Oc. apiece-very small de-
mand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

FLUE-CURED ToBACCO.-We were shown
last Monday specimen OF flue-cured to-
bacco raised and cured in the upper portion
OF this county. 1t was OF bright-yelow
color, and equal in fibre to almost any we
have seen grown in the fine tobacco regions
OF North Carolina. The gentleman who
showed US this Ieaf-Mr. 3. II. Vim, OF
Bluestone township-informs us that the
farmers OF his vicinity have entered quite
extensively in the production of this fancy
tobacco this year, and have been highly sue
cessful thus ar.-MeckLen6urg Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
The Man who VIII be President II XEo
Has to Fight it out Oh that Line all


HAAS TO FISNL lt out Oh fnaL Line all
Summer.
tFrom the Toronto MALL
The possibiIity-we might almost say the
probability-Oi a similar contest in 1880
over the returns to that which occurred in
1876, will strengthen the demand for Grant
rs a strong, tenacious man,, who, il bis
party suppose him to be elected, will yield
no ground to bis opponents. With amazing
fatuity Congress has culpably neglected the
obvious duty OF regulating the manner in
which the votes OF the electoral college
shall be counted. The constitutional ques-
tion raised over the votes OF The doubtful
States at the last election remains unsettled.
With solid South opposed to an almost
solid North, the election will probably turn
on the votes Of one or two States, In which
case there are almost certain to be loud al
legations of fraud and an embittered Sec
tional dispute. In such case General Grant,
with colorado title to the presidency,
and backed by the military element Of the
North, would show no hesitation in the as
scrtion of his claims by force il necessary.
His acknowledged determination OF charac-
ter, in the face OF possible trouble on the
ground Of doubtful result, is an addition
al reason why his candidature is in favor
with the Republicans in preference to man
OF weak or vacillatlng temperament.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
ACRE AND FEVER, when taken with Quuine, arc
productive OF the most happy results. No better
cthartc can be used preparatory TO or after taking
cuinine. We wasId advise all who are afflicted with
this Gisease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
gative, they are. unesnalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
,,rvy BROTHERS Offer to-day

LEVY BROTHERS Offer to-day @ ~
500 remnants of BLEACHED COTTON at s1sc. per
yard. This cotton IS as heavy as "amsutta'
which Is sold at 12c. per yard;
WHITE ALL.WooL FLANNEL, b-yard wide, at
25c., would be cheap at 3Gc.;
The cheaoes. BLANKETS eTer sold. Ca soon and
get pair of the extra large size sTAsDAhD
BLANKETS at $+.75, or pair "t inc extra large
!, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS al S5.75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City School B0ard.-The members OF
the City School Board, who have Just been
appointed, are: From the First Ward, Will
liam FL. Garnet; Second Ward, Rev. G. c.
Vandersice: Third Ward, d. ]. Weisiger;
Fourth Ward, E. w. Weisiger. All were
reappointed except the last-named gentle
man. Rev. W. \. Campbell is president Of
the Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

PARDONs REFUsED.-On Saturday the
Governor refused to pardon JOHN w. Cline,
who was septenced by the Hastings Court
OF Richmond to eight years for grand lar
ceny, and John G. Hamlet (colored), SEN
fenced by the Corporation Court Of Lynch
burg to twelve months in Jail for unlawful
ctrttinp
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LECTURE.
NIGHT ENTERTAIN.
E MEST AT MOZART HALL

~ 6 L a n NiGHt EN- lex AIN
IA MEST AT MOZART HALL
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, AT O'CLOCK,
GENERAL X. +. COLSTON,
for six years in The Egyptian army and com uander
Of two exploring expeditions 10 the Soudan.
The subjects treated will be The kheoive. his fam-
ing neculiariiss OF Alexandria and Cairo; AL in
terestfug notice of the Egyptian army and the
American officers who served with 1t; an account or
The manners and customs Of the people, especially
a. 20 marriage and divorce. and The condition OF
women In Mussuman countries. Ihe lecture IS
brilliantly illustrated by numerous SiEHEOSCC-
PIC VIEWS OF The country, the peOpe, the women,
&c, from photographs and cravings made on the
spot and reproduced with vividness approaching
reality. .ts. p. - ....
Tickets for sale at the door, at Association Hall,
and ct the primo pal book and muSic-stOres. Single
tickets, 50c.; lady and gentleman, 15c.; gallery
oc Sit --r-- ~. 81 s...ss .,a. -ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

REMOVAL OF THE LADIES' FAlR.-The
fair which has been in successful operation
ut St. Patrlck's church will he held to-
night and till its conclusion in the store on
Main street formerly occupied by c. Zm-
mer, near the Old Market. The change
had to be made in consequence OF the Sc
rious illness OF one OF the reverend gentle.
men at Father Keley's residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

PRIZE BUTTONS. Captain Charles II. Epps
was on Saturday presented with the prize
solid gold slecve-buttons, valued at $50
offered by a gentleman connected with the
Richmond SHOTGUN Club to the best shot
in that organization. The contests took
place between the 1lth Of June and the 2Gth
OF SeDteuber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

THE HARMONY CLUB CAsE-MINIMUMF FINE
IMPosED.-In the Hustings Court on Satur-
day Judge Christian entered fine Of $40
against John D. Smelling for selling liquor
on Sunday; with fhe understanding, how
ever, that the offence is not to be repeated !;
and if it is he pointedy indicated that he
would revoke Mr.. SEelllng's license. The
motion for new trla! was Withdrawn by
defence, and the tine and costs paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

BETTER TIMEs.-The strike of cabinet
makers at Louisville, Ky., is ended, the
manufacturers having acceded to the de-
mands Of the strikers for an advance of Is
per cent. on prices heretofore paid. The
shop hands of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad have also obtained an advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

TIE OLD TINE AND THE New" The
Old Time and the New /" is the subject OF
a lecture which will be delivered Tuesday
evening at Association Hall by Rev. j. j.;
Lafferty, fer the benefit OF the Ladies Aid
Society of Centenary Methodist church.
MFR. LafYerty IS well-known and popular
lecturer. and W i'll doubtless handle his SUBJ
iect well before large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

THE CHESTERFIELD HORSE-STEALING
CASES In the Hastings Court on Saturday
Francis Haistead and George Browder, Of
Chesterfield county, were arralgned upon
the charge of stealing horse from Samuel
Hastead, the father OF the first accused.
The prisoners elected to be tried separately,
and thereupon Halstead was tried and con-
victed, and his punishment fixed by the jury
at three years in the penitentiarY. A jury
was then sworn to try Browder, and the
case proceeded with. Browder was &C.
quilted. Thereupon counsel for HaIstead
moved the Court to set aside the verdict as
contrary to the law and the evidence. The
Court granted the motion, nolle proSequi
was entered, and the two men discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

APPEAL CASE DEcIDED.--In the Hastings
Court on Saturday Lucen Davis, charged
with stealing 200 yards OF calico from NJ
Milhiser & Co.. was tried. 1t was an ap-
peal case from the Police Court, where the
accused was convicted, sent to Jail and
chain gang for twelve months, and punished
with forty stripes. From this sentence he
appealed to the Hastings Court, where be
was sent to Jail for twelve months and pun
ished with forty stripes. ,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

Our customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. WHEELER &
WILSON sEw1SG-MAcHINEs within three years
from the date Of purchase from this agency, ana
that we repair their old Wheeler Wlhon haensteS
the parts used. 90
IT WHEELER & WILSON MANrF'G. Co.,
,gI i : Ninth and Franklin streets, RICHMOND