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OF course. there will De flood OF
presents. Punched as the Duke is for
ready cash, ne was able, however to
buy $1,000 worth of presents before leaV-
ing London for New York. The Wander
bit relations Will do the best they
can I'm the gift line. and the other multi
millionaircs in their circle Will vie with
one another. Mrs. Vanderbilt, the mo-
Their, viii make her laces and pearls
her chief presents. and Cornelius Van
derbilt may offer the silver service, when
he bought from the Dukes father years
ago. Some gossip says that the brides
parents may give Consuela the more de-
sirable gift of reunited lives after their
two years estrangement
There is great deal Of gossip about
the settlement preliminary To the we'd
ding. 1t is now generally accepted as
Il fact that Mr. Vanderbilt will settle on
the bride sl00N.00O. and viii give the
Duke s. Oc0.O 600. This money viii be used to
restore the feudal glories OF the MARI
borough estates. which have become sad
w wasted by dissipation and neglect
Charles Richard John Spencer Churchili.
tho ninth Duke Of Marlborough, VIII be
Of years old on November 18th. lie at
famed his majority four days after ms
ether the late Duke. died. In addition
to being Duke Of Marlborough, he IS the
Narouis OF Blandford, and viii be untli
no & rhe father Of son. who VIII as
erme that title by courtesy He Is also
the Earl Of Marlborough Earl OF Suhuer-
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Marie Winthrop. daughter OF Buchanan
Winthrop Miss Evelyn Burden. daughter
OF l. Townsend Burden, Miss Elsa Bron-
son. daughter Of Frederic Bronson; Miss
Daisy Post second daughter OF William
Post; Miss May Goclet, daughter OF Ogden
Goelet. Miss Katherine Ducr. daughter Of
William puer. and Miss Julia jay. one OF
the daughters OF Colonel William jay.
The best man viii be the Hon. Ivor
Guest. cousin Of the Duke The large
church VIII be crowded. as 1900 invita-
lions have been sent out. II is said the
Prince Of Wales viii send representa-
tive.
Miss Consuolo's bridal gown will be the
richest and most expensive garment OF
us kind ever constructed. The material IS
heavy white satin OF the richest quality,
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SCrOfuIa or King Evil

can be cured and is daily being cured by
DIR DAVID'S IODO-FERRATED SAR-
SAPARILLA, and 1t is the height Of folly
for any one 10 postpone taking this sim
nile vet most effective cure until their
whole constitution has been undermined
nv this terrible evil. We positively guar
antee a cure, II DR.. DANID'S 1ODO-
rERRATED SARSAPARILLA Is per-
sistently taken by directions. Rheuma-
tis,n natures punishment for her vio-
l.,ed laws. is cured by DR.. DAVID'S
IODO FERRATED SARSAPARILLA,
which. in making new blood, expels all
the impure blood and accumulations In
the Joints and muscles. and fills the sys-
tom with pure, clean blood, which in
,,,rn makes new and healthy flesh and
tissues. and thus completely eliminating
the disease from the body. Yes, Dr.
n.v1D'S SARSAPARlLLA will and does
IRE rheumatism. IL your blood Is i'm
mrs. and us symptoms appear in enlarged
LANDS eoitre. old sores, blotcheS PIN
SSies Eczema, or a continued feeling OF
an,ire exhaustion. DIR. DANlDS IODO-
FERRATED SARSAPARlLLA will puri-
~ YOUR blood and make you healthy,
Vigorous, and strong:
II restores manhood and refreShenS
,oenorv Brain workers receive its slim
Mating and helpful effects with pleasure
mi satIsfaction. See that you get Or.
DAVID'S IODO-FERRATED SARSA-
PARILl.A.
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length Of five yards. 1t is trimmed with
a band of embroidery ! inches wide. set
with pearls, and is lined with giisteninC
ivory satin. Satin slippers embroidered
with pearls and silver make up the toll Z
Of the bride. The slippers viii not have
the high Louis Quinze heels. but low ones,
because the bride does not wish to in
crease her height unnecessarily. as she is
taller than the Duke The costumes OF
the bridesmaids are simple but effective
The bodices ana skirts are Of white satin.
and pale-blue sashes. which fasten in
front and toward the left side. Will be
worn. They have fun sleeves and plain
collars. Huge Gainsborough hats Of blue
velvet Of the same shade as the sashes
md trimmed with rich plumes Of the
same tint.
owing to the recent differences between
Mrs Vanderbilt and her husband the
entire direction of the wedding is
taken by the mother The cards read:
Mrs. William Nissan Vanderbilt re-
quests the honor" etc. \ reception will
take place Immediately after the cere-
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DTKE'SG0LDENBRlDE
,nDro,cNins Wedding Of Marlborough
and Miss Vanderbilt.
Event OF sPLENDoR.
-..-....nonaenco Of the pIspateh.)

correspondence or the Dispatch)
....,,- work.. November THE wedding
to Drkc OF Marlborough and Miss
'.,.se.o Vanderbilt win close in splendor
..,- that must long be famous in the
ga, history OF TWO worlds for the bril-
,.~.e o. its international marriages
...a wear will pass over the young
,...t..c ~ two continents before a twelve
...n VIII see such dazzling displays
....a az the Gould-Castellane nuptials
.... .,rur. che Curzon-Loitor union IN
...r,ncr. and this wedding that is now
,..- d ltw days away.
DID,. ceremony. which Will make the
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solutely perfect
Another strong feature of our Cloak Depart
ment is the price adjusting-that's perfect, too
perfect in its tteness Prices marked plainly on
each tick et-each ticket attached to a garment
of exceeding workmanship, of the latest design,
of best materials.
ChIdren's Plain trimmed with gilt
Melton Cloth Jackets, braid and buttons,
full sleeves and back colors: Navy-Hlue, Ked,
and Brown; price, $3.50.
Children'S in Red and Navy,Bue, trimmed
BOuCle Cloth with braid; very full sleeves
Jackets, with cufls-a beauty-$5.
ChIdren'S Jackets, Box Front and Full
Sleeves OF Red and Black and Tan and Black,
mixed cloth; price only $3.50
Misses Navy-Blue Full Back and Sleeves,
Cloth Jackets, nicely made SO.
Misses Jackets of Navy Ripple Back
Blue and Black BouCle Cloth, Leg-of- Nut
ton Sleeves, leader, only 50.
Misses Rough Handsome Cloth, Square
BOuCle Jackets, Lapels, very Full Sleeves
and Ripple Back; colors: Navy-Blue and Black.
Two Button effect. \ garment often sold for
ladies. Price, So.
Ladies' Plain in Black only. Full Sleeves
Cloth Jackets, and Back Hard Buttons
price only $40
Ladies' Rough in Navy Blue and
BOuCle Cloth Jackets, Black; Full Leg-of-
Mutton Sleeves, Ripple Back-a garment by
which you can Judge the whole stock If you
WISH as it is first-cass for the prce-only SO.
Black Spiral three-fourths lined with
BOuCle Box Coat, Satin Rhadame trimmed
with Diamond Braid Strap-very full sleeves
$3.50.
Black BOuCle one-half Satin-lined, bound with
Box Coat, Diamond Braid and down the
'front.' Mandolin Sleeves seams covered with
Braid, Ripple Back---handsome Black Buttons
with Pearl Centres--Sl25O.
Black Caterpillar Combination oftwo styles,
BOuCle Coat. buttons close to the neck,
or buttons low with Reveres. Braid-bound, Silk
Face Ripple Back, Two-Button ettect-$9.5O.
Heavy Black Edges and Pockets bound with
BOuCle Refer, Braid; Five-piece Sleeve; Satin
Panel-$S. 30.
Silk Plush Cape, Extra full sweep Satin
Rhadamc lined; Collar edged with Black Thibet
braided in handsome designs--Sl0.
Black Astraclian Cape, Length, 80 inches
sweep. 100 inches; handsome curly Fur; lined
with Satin---S12. so.
Ladies BOlCle fullsweep; trimmed with Sou
Cloth CapeS, tache Braid---$5.
Ladies' Boucle and trimmed with Bands
Beaver Cloth Capes, of Satin, nicely stitch
ed; price, So.
Ladies' Plain full sweep, at $3.50
Beaver Cloth CapeS, and Sc.
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REV. DIR. JOHN WESLEY BROWN.
Miss Vanderbilt. has 20 rooms. an army
of servants, and 800 acres Of land. II
was given to the great Duke of MARI
borough in 17t5, IN return for his services
IN winning the battle OF Blenheim from
the French. II is not likely the couple
Will 70 directly to England, as the Duke
wishes TO see more Of this country. \
reception awaits the pair Oh their arrival
n Riqnheiro
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Miscellaneous Items.

Sheffield Carving Knife and Fork. &c.
set.
Good Steel Knives and Forks, 4Sc. a set.
Half dozen each.
Cherry-W Mood Handle Medium KNIVES
and Forks, &c. set. Half dozen
each.
Iyory-Handle Knives and Forks. loc
a set Half dozen each.
Cherry-WoOd Handles Bolstered KNIVES
and Forks, Toe. set Half dozen eacn
Ivory Handles Bolstered Knives and
Forks. CSC. a set. Half dozen each.
And a full line OF best goods at equally
low prices.
Housekeepers' Ammonia, large size bot
tie. Sc.
monla. Zoe. bottle.
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orders for printing sent to the Dis
a,oh company will be given prompt at
,antion. and the style Of work and prices
LIN he sure TO please you.
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land Earon Spencer Of Wormleighton.
pa,on churchill Of Sandrige. Prince OF
the Holy Roman Empire; and Prince &c, OF
sIi,deiheim. IN Suabia. Like his iather
he Is somewhat below the average si~V'
and slender, with a sallow compieSioh'
hlgh forehead. aquiline nose ana Darn
brown hair. lie has light moustae .,r,
and his favorr,e attitude IN conv,' "a Ne
.,oas, and one hand stroking his chin
1ta won't 10 Cambridge where ne az
fairly wen as a student lie plays po'o
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Owens & Minor DrugCO..
,co7 EAST MAIN STREE

1907 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA,
Loa, n full line CLUTCHES. TRUSSES.
AND BRACES. and everything in
nRiIGs. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS.
etc, etc Mail orders
sclicitcd Send us your orders Tor all
needs In our line. oc N-Su, Tu&F fr
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in styles as correct as axons, that hold out their
hands of welcome third to half nearer you than
ever before. Not single yard from last year
nothing here but the newest designs, and bought
with every advantage that knowledge of the
market and most liberal taking could give
Some of the sorts
3S-Inch Strictly Atwood Tartan Checked
Chevots in rich and nobby Boucle effects. four
different size Checks-instead of SOC we price
them at 39c the yard.
4O-Inch Novelty Suitings-decided novelties,
being exact copies of the very highest textile
art-dozens of color combinations-very desira-
ble-price here 800 the yard.
Here are 4O-inch Poplin and Serge Plaids---the
handsomest line of such silks and woods ever
shown, the salespeope say; new color plays,
overplaided with silk, giving pleasingly novel
efect.--75c kind 80 and SOC
And now the exclusives the high grades, those
that have achieved the highest point of the de-
sgners and weaver's art-many imported, many
domestic. They vie with each other for first
place. Not lot OF Omnibus tor ally styles. but
exclusive Qor one) and priced very moderately.
American Art, skill, and ever-growing
Black Goods. experience are carrying Amer-
can textiles forward by leaps and bounds. Year
by year ground is conquered, the Stars and
Stripes fly over a higher textiles eminence and
the dependence of the United States upon other
countries is forced within narrower limits.
The dye and finish impaired to our Black
Dress Goods permanent.
Henriettas and Serges are the two most Deepen
dable weaves We never showed such values so
many grades such perfect coloring and ever
weaving as now. For instance Our 46.inch
Henrietta at SOC stands read to meet any
that dare claim superiority. 1t is positively the
very best soc. worth you ever saw You'd nee
essarily have to pay 69c. for it anywhere but
here, and it's the same with our serges usually,
69c worth for zoe, soc worth for 69c.
You all know the good wearing qualities of
the whipcord. You know that 75c. is considered
cheap for good one---you know, in fact that
that's what you have to pay elsewhere if you
want one to give you good satisfaction. It's
different here The 75c. Cords are here, but
here's the diflerence--at SOC. the yard.
A Inch Figured Serge at 39c seems incred-
ulous Don't blame you for doubling but let us
prove to YOU that we have it. It's every thread
wool, finely woven and the wear-try it.
Mohair Novelty Crepons are very much to the
ront---they ought to be-they deserve it. We
have two in particular that proud Of
beautiful, rich and glossy Mohair--44 and 46
inches wide 81 and 81 % the yard, but ought
to be 81 % and $50.
Our first show bined &c. DN''@' ""- '''9"N'
cD Whisk dhls week. sc.
q OF DOIlS awaits Bristle Shoe Daubers
g Dolls and little Ts9 sH ob beF Dn boxes for Sc
and Girl Dolls, Fine orapgeyood Tooth-Picks made in
Takative Dolls. Nickel Plated can Bells lOc
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ing-Miss Minna Cochrane. Her hair vas
white. but her face and inquire were
Young. She wore gray chiffon with white
chiegnn body. white satin bows on her
shoniders The Princess called her Minna,
and she adorned the booth. besides be-
ing of real service.
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81 h NANDERBILTS FIFTH
AVENUE RESIDENCE.
.e organ Of the church. From
a.. ,'l the bridal party arrives
aut organ VIII alternate.
p ceremony will be celebrated by
.lr Poster. assisted by Bishop Little
l. Lf oslyn. and Dr. Brown. Inc
l,.'1'A Bishop baptized the bride In IN
-''s D'.-csmaids viii take part: MISS
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,,- 81. *. VANDERBILT.
1Irs. Vanderbilt did not APP
tl- suggestion. and there viii
..l music Instead the music viii
shed ty The New York symphony
-t ~ sixty pieces. personally con-
Walter uamrOsch.
t.stra VIII be stationed In the
..ry. An hour before the cere-
inst number Of the musical pro-
fr uamrosch arranged viii be
.r THE orchestra. Following
Warren viii play a solo on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

Black Those most en-
Dress Silks. thusiastic in their
praise of our Black Silk Stock are
the fashion set. They proclaim
it the very apex of perfection.
2O-inch Satin Duchesse, 75c.
24-inch, 81. The stock is in them,
the weight, the color, the finish,
and good wearing qualities.
Beautiful Black Regent-it's
novel, it's odd, it's different from
the usual Silk weaves. Ask to
see it. Well be glad to have you
question us about it. II inches
wide. A dollar and twenty-five
cents worth for S5c. the yard.
1s-inch Sole de Alma Fine Serge Twill,
rich lustrous Black, 81 the yard.
Our Remnant Some long,
Department. some S hort,
(Second hoor) some medium
lengths in Wool goods and Cot
ton goods of every kind We
mark the length and price for en-
tire remnant on each ticket. We
pass them to you for about half
what they cost us. New rem
nants daily.
FlannelS-from the cheapest
to highest-each the best at the
price that can be offered by any
one. We buy Flannels by the
case-not piece. We get case
prices; that's why they run
thus:
Good Domet Flannel. &c.
27-inch White FlanneI y l-2c witt.
27,lnch strictly All-Wool SOFT White
Gray .y""f Blue e. and Brown Striped and
Checked Flannels for skirts. extra
heavy. l5c a yard.
26-inch Atwood Red Flannel. l6c:
An excellent Red Twill Flannel, &c
Special Parties holding tick
Notice. cts for Patent Folding
Furniture are hereby notified
that the same must be presented
for furniture before December 1,
1895. Our contracts expire on
that date, and all tickets viii be
invalid thereafter.
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Dolls
Are Ready.

Dolls Our first show
Are Ready. ing of Dolls awaits
coming. Big Dolls and little
Dolls, Boy Dolls and Girl Dolls,
Silent Dolls and Talkative Dolls.
Some dressed-sOme need to be.
It's a great and attractive fami-
ly. Bring the little tots to see
them-they'll enjoy the sight.
10 l-2.inch Doll, bisque head. body
stuffed with hair, shoes, flowing hair
it's special; that's why the price
II l-2-ineh Doll, tointed. bisque head
flowing hair 19c.
shoes, and stockings lsc.
l6-inch Dolls, patent heads, shoes, now
ing hair. l5c.
li-inch Dressed Dolls, dress OF Navy
Blue Wool Bunting. trimmed with
Surah silk, bsque head flowing hair,
shoes, and stockings. 2yc.
H-inch Sleeping Dolls, kid body, blsque
head shoes, and stockings 21c.
An immense line OF American Unbreak-
able Dolls positively ,indestructible
In fact, we have the largest family
OF dolls hereabout, up to S each.
In The We want you to
Basement. know of our Tea
Store lin the basement)-it's a
good place to buy teas-is a saw
ing place and it's the right place.
% Per Cent. Reduction Sale OF
Yantine'S Best Teas.
They're pure and invigorating
notable for their fragrant
aroma-packed in pound boxes.
Here's a list of the grades at our
regular prices. In buying we
will deduct % per cent. from
marked price.
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Stove-Brush. Dauber. and Polisher com
Whisk Brooms dhls week., sc.
Briste Shoe Daubers, Sc.
Brush and Dauber combined, l0c.
Hardwood Tooth Picks, boxes Tor &C
Fine Orangewood Tooth-Picks. made In
Portugal, l3c. a bunch.
Nickel-Plated Call Bells, lOc.
Toilet-Paper Fixtures, SC.
Excelsior Toilet Paper. with wire hoop
soc. dozen: sc. each.
Roll Toilet Paper. 45c. dozen: &c. each
Japanese Pine japanese
Highly MediCated Pine is a
Toilet Paper. valuable
antiseptic. 1t allays and sooths
Inflammation and irritation and
restores health in the most OBJ
stinate cases of Hemorrhoids or
Piles and similar complaints. 1t
kills the germs of disease, and by
it's subtle aromatic exhalations
permeates and puri6es the at
mosphere from all malarial and
miasmatic vapors. 1t disinfects
the soil pipes, and the outside toll
let houses ofcottages. It's health
full to inhaIeincases of weak lungs
and in throat troubles.
Hardwood Spoons. &c.
l2xl6 Autotypes solid gilt. solid white
enamel. ana gilt and enamel frames,
i4x29 Pastel Effects, white enamel
Pastel Effects, better grade. 5ec.
New line OF Exquisite Medalllons In
white enamel frames, metal TRIM
mings, size 6xlO at foe. these subjects;
THE Flute-Player, FIRST Wnispers
''songs Of Love-" "cupld's Convention"
and many others.
rliller are the best be-
Oil Heaters cause they are the
hottest.
They will heat a good sized
room in short time. IL will
heat a kettle of water or cook
your food in less time than it
takes to make a coal fire. No.3
Burners have a flame of fifteen
solid inches, 300-candle power,
giving an intense heat and a
large, pure white ight-$5.
The Gem" Water Heaters. to attach to
lamps. Ice.
90, sn, 81, EAST BROAD STREET,
BEST DEPARTMENT STORE.
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DRESS-GOODS SALE.

Unequalled as this stock Of
Dress Goods has been since
the start of the season, the
new things coming in every
day push it still further and
further ahead Of any compe-
tition.
Fabrics from every cline.
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EXTRAORDINARY CLOAK SALE.

A perfect Cloak Depart
ment-periectly fitted up
and perfectly stocked.
Everything perfectly ar
ranged for your comfort
and easy buying. The
word perfect " h a S
grown to be a familiar
word among our public,
used to designate our
line of Cloaks and Capes.
This is because every
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We arc Surrounded by Modern Merchandise
pouson all that is beautiful and PKcEs We Know enough to
MILLER 4 RHOADS'


wear to
the owestN o UGH
j raluear amaker ad
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mony which win occur AT noon. 70
this reception go invitations have bee
issunl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Song and Dance, four years old with OF
pounds; Assignee, four years old with
81 pounds; Areas, three years old with
05 pounds: Baroness, four years old
with % pounds, and Ed kearney with
o. pounds
The race which commands the great
est interest among spring turf events
in all parts of the United States and
CANADA is the Suburban Handicap.
which last year was worth $l2,11O TO
the winner and over $4,000 10 second
horse. Ii is one of the most important
events on the turf calendar. and vic
tory is regarded as great honor to the
owner, trainer and jockey and horse
that win. In the race this year all the
crack horses will meet, including Ram.
apo, Clifford, Sir Walter. etc.
The winners of this great event.
with second and third horses, time and
value to the winner, are as follows:
1854, Gen. Monroe, War Eagle, Jack of
Hearts, 2:1l$l, S4.945; 1885. Pontiac.
Richmond. Rataplan, o:ooY. s.. $50:
1855, Troubadour, Richmond, Snyanac.
2;l24, $5.691; 1887, Eurus. Orinanmc.
Wickham, 2:l2, s6,065; 1855, Elkwood.
Terra Gotta, Firenzi, 2:OTh, 81.
1889, Raccland, Terra Gotta Gorge.
2:G9 4-5, $4,000; 1890, Salvador.
Cassius, Tenny, 2:OG -. IS 900;
1891, Loantaka. Major Domo, Cas-
sins, 2:C7, $4,000; 1899, Montana.
Major Domo, IuInplightcr. 2:O7 %. $l7,-
40; 1913, Lowlandcr, Tcrriiicr. Lamp
lighter. 2:06s4, 7,75O; 1891, Ramapo,
Banquet, Sport, 2:0G IL, ST.. 100.
The winner ran the one mile and n
quarter two-tifths OF a second faster
than IL was ever run before.
Probably the greatest of the many
turf events which annually create a
widespread interest from Maine TO Or
egon is the American Derby, one mile
and n half, which is to be run in Chi
cago. 1t is open to thrcc-year.olls oniv,
and the flcctcSt and best horses repre-
senting the cast, west, north and south
are entered to struggle for the prize.
which amounts to $4,000. Last wear
Domino, the greatest race horse since
Salvador was king of the turf. was one
OF the contestants, and although Fred
Iaral had the mount, he was hopeless
~ beaten, not because his opponents
were his peers, but because he trained
off, to use turf phrase. on the Journey
from New York to Chicago. In fact,
Marcus Days crack Senator Grady.
with +. II. Garrison, the premier Amer
lean jockey, on his back. was also beat
en-. The winner was Il. j. Baldwin's
Rcy FL Santa Anita, who beat .hc best
horses with the champion Jockeys Taral,
Garrison and Bergen. 1t was the
fourth time that the Rcy FL Santa Anita
stables of California had captured this
turf plum. In this years race the east
ern stables that will be represented are
James K. and FoXhall Kccnc, Gideon e
DAILY, August belmont and Col. Fred
Ruppert, etc. Gideon ~ Daily have
Walter and Keenan, entered. James
L. and Foxhall Keene, Agitator; August
Belmont. .MaQiRp and Brandyvine. Il