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nent, aud the recommendation is renewed
that the amount, $lS,430, be certified to
Congress for payment.
The committee OF one hundred appointed
AT previous meeting Of the citizens of the
District Of Columbia to represent the needs
of the District 70 Congress will meet to-
night. The committee is not very popular
from the fact that of its one hundred mem
bers eigh'y>ix are from the west end, while
only two are from Capitol Hill and the entire
East Washington, the remaining twelve
being apportoned 10 the county, the Island
or South Washington, aud Georgetown, and
because it i generally supposed to be in
favor Of the land ring whose object is the
extension Of Massa chusetts avenue. Indeed
go unpopular is it that the impression to-
day IS that an attempt will be made to re.
organize it tonight.
People from Nebraska here to day say the
chances of a democratic Senator from that State,
in place of Mr. Van Wyck, are excellent
The President has received an invitation to at.
tend the annUa, banquet given by the New Eng
land Society of Philadelphia on tho 22d inst ard
will accept if heterogeneous will permit.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
Stockholders Mceting-E1ection OF n
New President and BOARD of Dircc-
tors. DC. DC.

Stockholders Nceting-E;1ection Of 8.
New President and hoard of Dircc-
tors. &c. DC.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Virginia Midland railway WIS held
at the office of the company, in this CITY, at
noon today, with Hon. John S. Barbour in
the chair and Mr.. A. S. Durham secretary
A committee on proxies was appointed
who reported a majority of he stock repr..
sented, Whereupon
On motion of Mr.. Thomas Sedden Mr..
Thomas NJ. Logan Was unanimousl; elected
President OF the company, and
Messrs. John S. Barbour, j. II. Lowell. !,
G. Madden, ]. A. Rutherford, Isaac L. Rice
Robert L. Dow, James B. Pace, &. G. Hol
land, W. Ii. Payne, George Parsons. All.
fred Sully, George f. Stone, Emanuel Ieh
man, }. Il. lnman and e. D. Christian di.
rectors.
Gen. Payne then offered tie following
resolution, prefacing it with some compli.
mentary remarks of Mr.. Huidekoper, who,
be said, we'll deserved the thanks of the
stockholders for the able and efficient man
ner in which he had managed the affairs of
the company
Resolved, That the thanks of the stock.
holders of the Virginia Midland Railway
company are cordially rendered to Presi.
dent Hudekoper for the skill, energy and
success with which he has managed and de.
Veloped the property, for the condition in
which he leaves it, and for the prosperity
which his management predicts for the iu.
| ture.
The resolution was seconded by Mr.. Sed-
den, who stated that the owners of tho road
recognized the condition Of the property and
its affairs when taken in charge by the late
management, and that they were not then
in very good shape, and recognizing the pre-
sent condition OF the road, they deemed that
they should extend their thanks to Mr.
Huidekoper.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
when Mr.. Huidekoper acknowledged the
compliment contained in the resolution and
the remarks Of the speakers, and said that
1t had been his aim and object to further the
interests of the road and its owners
On motion of Mr.. Hudekoper it was re-
solved that the presentation of the annual
reports and the other business to be acted
upon at this meeting Of stockholders bo de.
layed until future meeting Of stock hold.
ers, and that this meeting now adjourn till
Wednesday, the 22d inst, at II O'Clock
noon, at the Office in this city.
1t will be seen by the action Of the di-
rectors that the management of the road
has been moro Virginianizsd, and that add.
tional weight is given TO its localization BY
the choice of directory more identified
with the State.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

st regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
held December ID, 1886, there were present:
=. +. Downham, esq President, and Messrs
Moore, Burke, Marbury, Bryant, I.eadbeater and
Smith.
4 bill 0: James Entwisle, i1., SCI f,r medicine
was ordered to be paid
The Committee on Claims reported in favor of
paying the bills of B. F. Dudley, Sc; w. p
Graves, 81; Cary Mills, 50, and Charles Wood
81. which report was adopted and the bills were
ordered to be paid
On motion it was resolved that his honor the
Mayor be, and he is hereby, requested to con.mu-
ncate with the Bell Telephone Company aud in
qure the reason why citizens of Alexandria (other
than subscribers) are denied the privilege of tele
phone communication between this and Washing
ten city.
An ordinance repeating the license heretofore
granted the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Co
to move and propel its cars through Union and
Wilkes streets by means Of locomotive steam en-
9incs, was read and referred to the Committee on
General Laws
The Common Council returned the Ordinance
to authorize the Virginia Midland Railway Co TO
lay turnouts on Union street, in thu city of Alex-
andria. Va, with an amendment, and the bill as
amended was passed by the following vote Ayes,
Messrs. Moore, Marbury, Burke, Bryant, Lead
beater, Smith and Mr. Presideut-7. Noes none
The report of the Finance Committee on the
communication OF the superintendent of Gas in
regard to improvements at the Gas Works also a
petition of sundry citizens for the lighting of
streets; also resolution in regard to repairs to
the east end of the tunnel; also bill of T. I eed
81 also petition of w. FL. Smith, administrator
of J. Robb, for correction of tax bill also petit,
ton of c. E. Stuart for allowance of fee; also a
communication from the Auditor in regard to an
appropriation for Coroners fees also an ordi-
nance to provide for REMEMBERING the houses in
the city of Alexandria upon the decimal system
also resolution in regard to the adjournment
until the second Tuesday in January also res
olution appro prating $500 for sewer, were re.
ceived from the Common Council and their action
con Cured in.
The Board then adjourned.
Testc: JNo. J. JAMESON, Clerk
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Fall ola Building.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dee. 15.-While
workmen were engaged in tearing down
the old Carroll building, opposite the Capt.
tol, this afternoon, the walls fell, buryng
seven or eight workmen in the ruins. Five
of the workmen were taken out alive, two
of them being quite seriously injured. Two
others have not yet been taken from the
ruins. This structure is one of those which
have been purchased by the Government
the site being that selected for the new
Congressional Library. 1t was being pulled
down, with Others
Later.-It is now believed that only six
men were buried and all have been taken
out alive. One of them, sub contractor,
is said to have had his back broken.
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AND CONMERcr,r

NEW f"RS. December i5.-The s.umn If -.
lerday afternoon was renewed This morr;n,
first p:ices showed large declines from m, anu
n5"'eS 0. last evening, Richmond aud West po;n.
losing iie The activity was enormors
declines ranging up to X, Per c. MT. in thn w."
raj list were made while Richmond ona n,
Point lost . per cent. The market soon ro,...
support, and some Of the active stocks soon -,
eG advances over the opening figure, whit.
were very weak. The transaction wcrn ox,,..l
~ :everish and irregular, but the market ,,,,,''
d"un toward IL O'Clock, at which time it wa, sin
active and irregular Money tight at -
BALTEsoRE, Dec 15.-firginia IS co,s,,;,.
with coupons 90 past,due coupons Ga do 1o.lo
with coupon A; do new 5s 65 bid to dsr
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lCOMMUNICATED.


DEATH OF THOMAS w. CoFFER.-Mr.
Thos. W. Golfer died at his residence, three
miles north of Savannah, on Monday, De.
cemher G. 1856, in his s0th year. He came
to Andrew county from Failfax county, Va,
two miles north of Occoquan, ia the fall of
1858, and has lived here ever since. He
mad been consistent member of the Ban
list Church for ten or twelve years. Mr..
Golfer had been in bad health for some time.
but was only confined to his bed for about
i've weeks previous to his death. He bore
his sflliciion as ouly the pure in heart, and
faithful believer in Gods future rewards
con do. He @aa good and obliging neigh
Dor; kind and afiectionate husband; q loving
and iEdulgent father, and quiet and un-
assuming citizen To know him was to
lave him. Ho leaves an aged wife and
eight children-three sons and Ave dauph.
ters-three sons and three daughters liviop
in this county; one daughter in De Kalb
county, and one daughter in Tennessee.
All Of his children were present at the flu.
neral except the daughter who lives in Ten
nessee. The remains were Inferred 10 the
cemetery at the Bedford chapel. A.
Savannah, Mo.
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Resigned.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Mr. Il. c. Ro-
gers, Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, has resigned. The resignation is to
take effect on the appointment and qualiG
cation of lis successor. This action was
taken ct the request of the President. Mr..
Rogers is republican and has been in Office
Tor many years. There are no charges
against him. 1t is generally understood that
Mr.. Henderson, chairman of the Indiana
State democratic committee, will be appoint
ell to succeed him.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER Is.
AS HUMAN nature is the same oil over tn

AS HUMAN nature is the same all over the
world race antipathies must exist in the
North as we'll as in the South. They are
less manifest in the latter, because the white
people thereof understand the natural de-
fects 10 the character of their colored neigh
bors and make allowances for them, which
it is impossible for Northern people, who
don't understand them, to do. In speaking
of the exclusion Of negroes from theatre in
Brooklyn, the other day, General Eoratio
c. King, of that city said: 1T is singular
fact that the further North one goes the
stronger he finds this prejudice. In Wash.
ington even there is none whatever. It
greatly to be regretted that such senti
ment has forced this rule en- theatre mana
gers in Brooklyn. Should the manager
ignore it, however, he might rs we'll close
the door of his theatre
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ElsAYH HASssGNa.EseN.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexis. GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec -, 1856
In the Hcuse TO day Mr.. Daniel, of Eir.
ginia, tried TO get up and have passed bill
TO extend the cigarette patent Of james Al
fred Bonsacks, but Mr.. Anderson, Of Kan.
sas objected, anG it bad TO go over.
Mr.. Trenholm, comptroller Of the curren.
cy, was before tho House banking and cur
rency committee, this morning, and was
examined regarding the bsst mode by which
to maintain the present circulation Of the
national banks. When asked if he had any
plan respecting that matter, ae replied that
he had, but that he had not yet formulated
it, and that when he did so he would ap-
pear before the committee again and ex
plain it to them.
Capt. Goss, once the head Of the Potomac
Manufacturing Works, of Alexandria, was
at the Capitol To day. He Gays freights are
so low now that no ocean ships are being
built, or will be for q year, but. that when
freights improve such ships will be built,
and that Alexandria is the best place on the
Atlantic coast for building them.
Should the bill allowing John Chamber
lain, of Washingt on, to erect a club house
at Old Point Comfort, be passed, that house
will be built on the site now occupied hv
the quartermaster's office, immediately op.
poSlte, ana Just across the road from, the
Hygeia Hotel.
It is said at the Capitol to day that though
the President has not as yet sent to the
Senate the name of Matthews, the colored
New Yorker for recorder of deeds of this
city he will certainly do 80, and that he
takes more interest in having him confirm
ed than any other nomination. With re-
gard to Mr.. Manning, the minister TO Mex
leo, it is said, he will not send his name in
until the reports about his recent unseem)y
conduct in the City of Mexico shall be ex.
planned satisfactorily. Mr.. Bayard stands
by his friend, but the President is not salts
fed with his explanation of the affair.
The House to day, during the morning
hour considered the bill to hasten the ex-
termination of hs Indians By giving then
lands in severalty.
Mr.. Reed, the republican leader Of the
House, says there will be no tariff leeisla-
ton at this session of Congress- Should
the Morrison bill pass, CT which, however,
there is no probability, he says that Maine
will be utterly ruined, as by it both hay
and lumber are put on the free list and
that there will be nothing else for him to
do by which to make q living except TO
come back to Congress.
The claim for the rent of the Pioneer
Mills, at Alexandria, during the war, has
b:en re-examined at the Treasury Depart
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Verdict OuaShed.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Iu the appeal of James
Gordon Bennett against the decision award.
ing Cyrus w. Field $4,000 damages for
statements derogatory to the latter publish
ed in the New York Herald, the Court OF
Appeal to-day quashed the verdict against
Nj. Bennett. The present decision takes
the ground that Mr.. Bennett not being a
British subject nor resident of Great
Britain, the substituted service on him in
London upon which the verdict was obtain
ed Was illegal. The Court condemns Mr..
Field TO pay the costs.
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GRAND LODGE A. F. AND A. M-The fol.

GRAND LODGE A. F. AND A. M.-The fol.
loving were the grand officers elected last
night by The Grand Lodge a. F. and A. NJ.
Of Virginia, now in session in Richmond :.
W. +; Dri1kard, Richmond, g. ID; R. t.
GFaigalli Lyncohburg, .. G. NJ; George Fl.
JORDAN, smlthheld, G. s. W.; J. Howard
Wsyt, Staunton, G. J. W.: w. T. Allen.
Richmond, G. Treasurer; William B. Isaacs
Richmond, G. Secretary: William IT
Peasants, Richmond, G.. Senior Deacon:
Mann Psge Brandon, G. Junior Deacon:
George W. Dame, G. Chaplain; J. A. Cosby,
IT,, G. Pursuivant; William Krause. G.
Steward; W. c. Wilkinson, G. Tyler. The
Grand Lodge will probably adjourn to night
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2S1zs 5<qEfsfG ~
PRESS DISPATCHES
T0-day's Proceedings OF Congress-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1856.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Several memorials were presented and re-
ferred, and humber Of bills intrl duced
among them orc Ivy Mr.. Vance TO repeal
chapter 81 Of the acts Of 1883 relatiog 10 tie
civil service.
A number Of bills were reported from the
Post Office Committee and placed on the
calendar, among them one to amend the
postal money order system and another to
extcCd the FREQ delivery system.
HOUSE.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Caldwell,
Eden and Cooper as conferees on the cleo.
toral count bill.
After the transaction of some unimport.
ant routine business the House, in The
morning hour, went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill for the allotment of land
in severalty to Indians.
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Result OLA DRUNKEN Ro,v

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 15.-Iu drunken
row at Kate McDonnell's boarding house, 90
Oregon street, last night Harry Leonard
was struck twice on the head with ham
mer by James Mccormick. Leonard is at the
hospital in dying condition. Seven peo
pie are under arrest.
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Interstate Commerce.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 15.-The cor.
ference report on tbs Interstate Commerce
bill has been signed by all tho conferees ex-
cept Senator Plat and is resdy for presen
tation to the two Houses. Senator Platt
will not sign it. His principal objection is
the prohibition OF pooling.
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The OBJECT OF ihe administration civil
service policy seems 70 ba not only to retain
TIE rasc:s!I sready III Office, but TO add to
their number by The appointment Of others.
Ii has new been discovered that a new fed
eral appoiptoe in Dakota is confessed
thief, and only avoided tie peni:entiary by
forfciting his bail. Even il: t;leory the ad-
ministration's civil service, reform is ncom-
patibe with the spirit Of the country, but 10
practice i; is Inc mos! Sro!csquc Of hunhugs.
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The Proposed Statue Of Lafaye,,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Secretary Endi.
colt, Senator Sewell, and Architect Clark,
the committee appointed to select site and
design for the proposed statue of Lafay-
cite, to-day examined the seven models sub.
mitted-6ve by French and two by Ameri-
can artists-but no conclusion was reached.
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The Virginia Midland Directory.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-At meeting OF
the holders of the control of the Virginia
Midland Railroad, the holders of the proxies
were instructed to vote at the annual meet.
ing to be held at Alexandria to-day for AL
fred sully, 7. NJ. Logan, J. A. Rutherford
Isaac L. Rice, J. B. Pace, E. D. Christian,
r. t. Dow aud Six Virginians as direc
tors of the company for the ensuing year.
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Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The President
has appointed Johu Moore TO be a visitor IA
the Government hospital for the ipsaue in
the District of Columbia, vice Charles Muir
ray resigned,
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THE POLITICAL labor movement is eyi-
IDENTIFY on the wane. In New York, Nj
George, the labor candidate for mayor, a
short time age, received sixty.esht thou
sand votes, bu. at the municipal election in
Boston yesterday, Mr.. Mcneil, tho labor
ly 5 $50, the democratic candidate receiving
%, 1913, clear majority over the combined
vote OF all his opponents.
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TIE REPUBLICANS in Congress, in order
to save the protective tariff on Northern
manufactures, will favor the removal OF the
internal revenue tax on tobacco and on al
cohol used in the arts, and reduction of
twenty per cent. in the tariff on sugar, a
Southern product. Bat as their democratic
colleagues very properly think that the
people Of The country stand more in need of
cheap clothing, fuel blankets, medicine,
nrd ail other PRIME nacessarias Of life, than
OF cheap tobacco, wh!ai;ey and sugar, it is
net Tiskiog much 10 say that oaing TO the
opposition Of the republicans there will lie
no ta,iil legislation &t the present session.
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For severe and aggravated cough ac-
companied by sore chest, l have used Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup with the most satisfac.
tory results, obtaining. as l did speedy re.
lief john GLOVER. Portsmouth Y,
Salvation Oil once tried, Away, used. IS
cents.
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Day before yesterday the West-Point Ter
ml1 nal and Warehouse Company paid the
50 600, 900 cash for the % 900 shares fRich.
mond aud Danville stock and took posses
sion of the property.
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Failure.

New YORK, Dsc. 81. Marx & Co.'S
failure has just been announced from the
rostrum OF the New York Stock Exchange.
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FOUR NEGROES, three men and one wom-
an, deliberately murdered an old white
ing her skull with q hammer while she was
asleep, simply because they wanted SIS, the
price paid at the medical college there for
Subjects" A similar crime was detected
in Cincinnati few years ago. II human
life be only valued at s. 10, the amount
each Of the four Baltimore negroes was to
have received, and if the crime Of deliberate
murder be committed. and the danger Of
hanging be risked for such an amount by
negroes 10 this country, surrounded as they
have been, and are, by civiizing influences,
it is no wonder that voodooism, snake wor-
ship and csnibaism still prevail in Hayti.
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EOR CHILDREN AND INYAIIDs.

DRY EXTRACT MALT; SOC bottle; for sa,s
by nov4l w. F. CREIGHTON g. co.
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New YORK, Dec. 15.--Cotton dull; uplands
9h Orleans 11-16: futures steady. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat lower Corn I'M.
firm at $l1 5OaS12. Lard steady at SO IS.
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On Tuesday evening, December 15, 1886, Mrs
SUSANNA B. TARLTON. widow of the late
Henry Tarlton, in the 74th year oil, her ago
5ss- The funeral will take place to morrow
(Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her sons
residence, No. COZ 10th street northeast Wash
ington, ID. c. Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend
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The City Council has adjourned till after the
holidays
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DIED.

4
%, On Tuesday evening. December 15, 1886, Mrs.
SUSANNA B. TARLTON. widow of the late
henry Tarlton, in the 74th year OF her ago
| Ss5- The funeral will take place to morrow
(Thursday) afternoon, at o'clock, from her sons
residence, No. GOT 10th street northeast, Wash.
lngton' " Z: Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend
! GARDEN WHEEL BARROWS- have strong
~ and substantial Wheelbarrows at a low price
mh24 ]. F. CARLIN & SONS.
dOO BUSHELS CHOICE BURBANK POTA.
HUI TOES in store and for sale by
decd Nv W. A. JOHNSON s co.
TELLIEs, PRESERVES and FRUIT BUTTER
y for sale by
ape &c MILBURN.
A LL-WQoL KNIT GLOVES, with sarauac
~ front, for driving, at
nov19 AMOS B. sLAYMAKER's
K BBLs CHOICE NEW YORK BEANS received
y to-day by
noys &c. MILBURN.
| STABLER'S CORN and RED CROSS TOMA.
~ TOES just received by
Dov2 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
DRIME NEW ORLEANS and PORTO RICO
L MOLASSES for sale by
ap1 &c. MILBURN.
TNEAs-Havng bought largely of Teas care.
L fully selected, am selling the same very low.
sep23 &c. MILBURN.
IN 0OO sIX-oUNcE CAKES FINE TOILET
LO.OOU SOAP for sale at SC each by
oct2o J.o MlLBURN.
NoAL HoDs, FIRE IRONS, sIFTERs. SHOW.
- ELS and other seasonable goods at
octZ9 JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS.
OLD APPLE VINEGAR and WHITE WINE
~ VINEGAR, extra strength. for sale by
J51 ]. c. MILBURN
STRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR extra
~ ,o strength, for picking, for sale by
PEGULARMADE HOSE FOR CHILDREN
IL from 6 to sly; black at 12ibc. For sale by
novo AMOS B. sLAYMAKER.
rHoICE SYRUP and NEW ORLEANS MO.
~ LASSES for sale by
ocL27 J.C. MILBURN.
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CUBE, a sure
~ cure for Asthma, just received and for sale BY
je19 W. T. CREIGHTON & co.
EREsH ITALIAN MACARoNI, Breakfast HIM.
L my and New York Beans just received
oet2O GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
A FULL LINE OF THE scot. sLAYMAKFR
II CoRsETs at
sep27 a. B. sLAYMAKER's
FLoUR-superlatvo, Crystal, Triumph, New
- soutn' Henroon and Tenney Flour for sale |
low Dy ldec3 ]. C. MILBURN |
SATISFACTORY TOBACCO received TO-DAY al. |
~ Iece from the factory, and for sale low by
1ly-o J. c. MILBURN
IN BBbs NEW HoMINY and HoMINY GRTTs
lU just received by
noy25 J.C. MILBURN.
9000 POUNDS PURE, DARK BUCKWHEAT
oOUO FLOUR just received by
noVoo J. c. MILBURN.