Reporter and Post.
Waper fo* the people
ErUerctt at the Banl'iu ii .V. Pott-nfflcr
ax Second I'trtsx Walter.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, ISM.
milVcl HIPFU may 1-fon'l,l -mflto*t nm,
1 1110 AJU ».tw p. Ilowt'l IM. Uu'm MdwntwiH.r
' - I. - .
A oomnritteo has been appointed to
* raise a gospel teut in Durtiam to scat
V,OOO people. Rey. C. Durham in un
" ion with all the ministers tn town will
•Open services under this tent September
• 7tb, in behalf of the cause of temper
ance.
(People over the Yadkin seem to be a
little cautious about buying beeves from
strangers. A correspondent of the
Salem Press of last week says a man
led a beef around ovtr Korsylhe and
Davidson, for tlirne weeks trying tn sell
it, and at last accounts had not succeed
ed in working it off.
The Davie Times says its county has
ceased to hope for anything from the
Richmond & Danville Railroad, and it
asks tho Baltimore, Ciucinuau and
Western Railroad, which has projected
a line from Charleston, YV. Va., to
Wudasboro, N, C , to Davie on its
route.
The Review s.iys Mr. James Wilson,
•the largest reul estaio owner m Wil
mington, proposes to erect 51.* new
dwelling houses during the coming fall
Mr. W. T. Black well has done vr;
much for Durham in that direction, ami
•Las probably erected two hundred
bouses
A recent discovery of mica, at Tal
lulan, Ga., is reckoned tho richest in
tbc world. It is said that blocks u foot
square can be taken out, and that the
supply is inexhaustible. There is such
a demand for the mineral iu stove making
that it has been growing scarce aud dear
for several years. North Carolina has
heretofore been the chief souroc of sup
ply, Tbc mines here have been worked
since tbo days when the Indians were
the only occupants of the laud. They
still lichly reward those who work
tbem.
Two colored men in Washington City
got into a theological dispute on Sunday
night after returning from church, and
it resulted in some serious "apostolic
knocks." Ono backed the other with
a razor and was then knockod iu the
head in turn with an axe, having his
akull broken. The litter will probably
die. Gray and Gallagher are their
names. Moral: do rot talk theology
unlets you can do it in love and know
what you are talking about.
77/f HUMSKHS OUTLOOK.
It is pleasant to note glimpses of blue
.ky in the business horizon. The air
seems to be getting more oxygen in it
and men breathe more freely and look
more cheerful. This seems to be gen
erally conceded in the great commer
cial centres of the North where, if the
revival does not actually originate, the
first symplons of its appearance are al
ways to be looked for. And then in
the nature of things better times must
be at hand. Already the stringency
and stagnation have beeu of uuusual
duration, and the time has come for
>!■» laws of alternation and periodicity
to assert themselves in a change. Be
sides, with the exoeption of a short crop
of wheat this year and of cotton irv-.t
year, the former of which vit! be more
man compensated by the excess in oth
er cereals and the latter by the unex
ampled product of citton this year, wo
have had fine crops for year;, while the
commercial exchanges, between this
and foreign countiies have been vastly
in our favor, and there is no really ex
cuse for dull times. Money too is
abundant to redundancy, lusomuch that
its owners do not know what to do with
it and leave it piled up :n bank. Tbe
New York banks alone are said now to
bo|d seventy millions of idle capital.
This eannot continue. Moucy abhors
inaction aa nature does a vacum. It is
ita nature to oirculate, and tbo nature
af ita owners to keep it moving, for so
ooly does it increase and multiply.
With plentiful money and plentiful
harvests and plentiful commerce, what
eaa binder tbe return of business pros
perity.
Maeon couuty boast of a citizen who
has reached the almost incredible ago
of 119 years. Robert Gibson was born
in Randolph county. N. C., in 1707,
aud consequently was nearly ten years
of age when the Declaration of Inde
pendence was signed.
The South will bo glad if Mr. Bay
ard .should provide for Mr. Keiley in
; the State Department, of which ruiuor
says there i* good prospect.
The growing nee crop of South Car
olina and Georgia is reported most
promising. These two States, it is es
timated, will make a million bnshrls.
' *
— —»«»- ■ . i.
A small meeting of prohibitionists in
New York Monday night expressed its
preference for Rev. T. OeWitt Talmage
•is the prohibition candidate for Govern
or.
late Gen. llarrio* is thought to
have been the greatest man yet produc
ed by Central America, lie was a
man of splendid courage aud was some
thing of a Napoleon in his ideas of war.
Owing to Democratic apathy the Re
publicans have elected six men to the
Legislature in Kentucky, but as the
Deuioeiats liavo about 1 (0 members,
they still have a good working majori
tv.
Johnny Wise thinks it is a pity that
Wade Hampton and snob men v.ere uot
killed in the war We suspect that
sonic of Henry A. Wise's friends have
nad tho t-ainu regrets concerning the
blowing son.
horn# of the Republican papers are >
warning the people against the influence I
t the South in our national polities. |
This is sheer nonsense. That old anta- j
gonisrn is long lived. It is wriukled
with age and as expressionless as idiocy.
• The sooner it gets well underground
i the better.
! We do not fear the influence of the
r South half so much as that of ccrtaiu
i disappointed politicans who had to bike
- their hands out of the tieuiury before
I they had stolcu the last dollar. And
D nearly all of those men reside ID the
y Nor ill. t . .
Among the thousands of troops par
ticipating in the funeral procession of
y General Grant, the New York papers,
y as fur as we have seen, have uiado spo
il eial complimentary uicntiou byname of
c only one single company in the line, and
h that was the Danville Grays. The New
c Yoik World in describing the march of
s the procession up Broadway :
y "Through silent fields of people the
r procession passed. There was no ap
y plause and none of those called out re
v marks so common to piocessions here, j
Every hat was instinotively raised as'
the black catafalque floated by. That
was the only recognition paid tho parade.
c As the Danville Grays and the two
regiments from V irginia swept by the
corner of Thirteenth street the great
crowd for one moment was startled into
involuntary applause at their steady
: step and soldieily bearing, but the next
moment they recalled the circumstances
and were silent."
An Editor'* Fureuell
Hon Robt. L. Taylor, recently ap
pointed pension agent at Knoxvillc,
1 Tenn., has published the following
r valedictory to the readers of his paper, j
r the Gomet
"To-day I bid farewell to the Comet, j
p and wipe my weeping eyes. I love my '
t babias because they give me so much
c trouble. I have a tender feeling for
- the Comet because it has given me more
• trouble t!nu 40 bjlies. I have nursed
o the Cm. : sad suii£ lullabies to it. K
o ha» just grown largo enough to be m
[s tore.-ting, but 1 must leave it, alas !
My country calls aud 1 must go. lam
a patriot at heart. I never go back on
my country. 1 must double-quick to
13 the front—not exactly to fight, but to
it pay pensions to those who did fight. I
h haven't made much money in the news
e paper business, but 1 have had a power
u ot fun This instrument witnessed),
that for and in consideration o? uiy de
sire to see Robert Burrow anl Cyrus
8 11. Lylc, have some tun, I do hereby
>s bequeath all my rignt, title, claim
c and interest in and to Mid Comet, its
0 debis, dues, duns and vexations, unto
i tho said Robert Burrow and Cyrus 11.
t Lyte, their h-nrs and assigns, to Have
and to hold and be deviled for ever in
lt fee simple. To all the subscribers and
• advertisers I throw a kiss, and Irom this
sanctum vanish forever more.''
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CAKKFVt.Lr CVII.KK A XII COSOKXSKI
rittijt run hkran tkraxo roars
t.roriA\i;gs.
State News.
Caswell Superior court this week.
Catawba county adopted the stock
law by 175 majority.
The tobacco crop of North Carolina
for the present year is the largest ever
knowu.
Manteo, Dare county, has a jail, but
there ha» been only one prisoner in It
in the years.
The Murfrccsboro Index is the name
of a new paper, edited by Mr. John \V
Hicks, late of Warrenton.
Last week, ten thousand dollars worth
of North Carolina special tax bonds
sold in New York at 4t-
Auditor Roberts does not think tliat
the payment of pension claims can be
gin before October Ist.
W.\ll. Jone:i and son, have been ar
rested tor the murder of tho Joyoe
family in Buncombe county in April
last.
Johnnie Dillingham, a crippled boy,
lost lus balance and fell out nf a boat
iu the river at New Heme, Monday, and
was drowned.
Miss Kate Skinner, of Kentucky, a
summer visitor to Asheville, dropped
dead at Miss Miller's bearding house in
that place last Saturday a week ago.
A burglar entered Mr. A. Weill's
residence m Wilmington, last Sunday
night, chloroformed the sleeping in
mates ind stido SIOO of Mr. Weill's
cash.
A destructive hail storm visited Mad
ison county Thursday of last week. It
destroyi d ono tobacco crop enure at..!
seriously iijured others. Tho Ashe
ville Advance says tho damage atuouuts
to £ 1,000.
I The question with the Tarbornns is,
whether they shall submit to the exac
tions of the washerwomen's union or
have a stcain laundry. Thoy aro call-
I ing on the C.hincso to
come over and help them.
The free scholarship law has been
terribly abused There are !)ti counties
in the State. The law gave one fico
| scholarship lo each caunty. llut it is
; well kuowu that there wcro uiore than
100 students sent to Chapel Hill uuder
tho free scholarship law, and that these
were fsoin a littli over 40 cUintierf.
How wa that T Was that not a very
| shameful violation of the law ' Not
1 only this, but many well-to-do men took
advantage of the law aud got free tui
j tion for their sons.—Wilmington Star.
General News.
; The undertaker's bill in the Grant
1 obsequies will amount lo $20,000.
Virginia expended $'2,500 in bury
ing Grant, That is what her military,
4c., cost.
The cholera is steadily spreading in
; Spain, and the panic becomes greater
|every day.
Kx-Gov. Moses, of South Carolina,
' has been arrested again in Massachus
etts for swindling.
The Georgia cotton crop will be the
best c\er known. Caterpillars have
appeared, but too late to do any
harm.
A Chinaman who arrived in Chicago
recently from San Francisco is afflicted
with a ease of genuine leprosy.
Two bales of new cotton were receiv
ed fioui Charleston Tuesday—one from
Georgia, the other from South Caroli
na.
A report comes from London that
Spanish refugees have left that city
sworn to kill King Alfonso aud arc n»w
iu France.
Mr. Ueuij' Sanders, of Ashland,
Va., thd largest man in tha State, fell
i out of his buggy, Monday, and broke
>iie neck. He weighed 400 lbs.
NOTIO£
In the matter of Laura Smith widow
of Charles Smith, dee d.
Petition for howstead and personal pro
perty exemption*.
All creditor* of Cliarlm Smith dee'ad Isle
of Stakes count) , w ill take notice thai liis
widow Laura Smith has Hied her petition
fcrher hoimMead anil personal property
exemptions in her husbands estate. Said
petition will lie heard in Danhnry, S. I'.
on the 20th day of January 18MI, when and
where all persons iutereated may attend or
not as they may be adviaed. This 20th
July JSHft. S. 11. TAYLOK, J. I'.
A Horse Stolen!
REWARD!
Stolen from my stables near Gennauton,
Slokes county, N. C'., on tho night "f tlie
27th July, 18iso, a small dark client nut mare
(a Tains i»my) aboil 7or 8 years. Sluue
and tall also dark clivslniit oolor. The
mare has branded on left Jaw the h-tters
"J. S." and on left thigh the letter "A."—
Tlie suptKwd thief is 23 or 24 year- old,
heavy built, weighs about IKS (its., with
light lialr, small mustacli, which he keeps
dyed black. Ili» height is about fi fi-u 111
knche*. The above reward w ill lie paid for
tlie delivery of tlir marc, or any Informal ion
wlitch will load to her recovery. The thief
Is sitp|>osed to be iu Patrick cuunty or Pu
laski county, Va. It. D.'XEAL.
Geiinanton, X. C.
Taylor House,
DANMJIU", N. C.
This IIOIIM lias been milargcil ami lefltiflil
I ami is now opt*a for UmmUts. A
splQndltl Hue (if hacks will 1»«* rim t«» IMrd
mont hily. or twicw :i *lay. it' tW.sir-
I'tl, UHil to HHV OllilM* places »l luieivst.—
Terms «»f bt>.irtl h.uiu' ;w lu*t year—sll» per
month; per v\i'i»k: transient cuMtntn, tin*
usual prlee ; chilUrvu i oliargiv. Tlie cab
ins ait l'ieilmont uro I wing put in Utter fix,
allot wliidi have 1H?«MI rented for tlie sea
son. We w ill do all wo can to make visit
ors comfortable. TA\ LOll.
July 8,
N OUT 11 CAKI) LIN A—Stokes Couuty
IN Wfc srrr.inoit corirr.
I* 11. Hill, executor of IVtcr Tuttle, ilo*\l.
plaintiff,
apiinst
Xfareu* 11. Upon* anil otlieftL lioirs at law
and dfvi»*es of Poter Tuttle. OHondanta.
Petition to Sr/t Lin ft for Jssrts.
It a, •pouring to tlic of the
court tliat Susan Ward, Augustine 11. Tut
tle ami other defendants i n the al»ove ttani«*»l
case are of tl»e Stats, it is or
dered tliat publication be made in the "tte
imrter and Fust," a newsjiaper published in
thq town »f Danbur). t >ke* .'mum . North
Carolina, for six sncresalve weeks, notifying
the saitl defendants to appear a! the oflicv nt
the Superior court clerk ot Stokes county
on Monday the 10th day of August, 1385,
and anav ** * fltmftiaini which will l»e til -
»'d ktiiU c Jfilli * action within ten
•lays from tl»4 date hereof, and if thoy fail
jto answer tKc complaint the plalntlfT will
upply to tin* court for tin- relief demanded
in the coinnlalnt.
.IAMKS KIEHSOX, Jiu, O. S. \
.Inne 2", 1^K"».
Notice
Havlnc duly qualified as Aminis»rator on
| the Estate «i€ I utlur.). Cunibie, Decoasetl.
»ll porsons indebted to said Ksta'e are re
•pu stcd to mab) payment to nie at. omv,
mil ail thosetvlm ha\«* elaims gainst said
I Kstate an- liy »y notified to present them j
j l ilv proven, for payment on or before the
J'HUday f .lU'C, last's or this notice will
t>o plead in tlie bar of tlielr reeov«ry.
This -Otb da- of Jure, InVi.
~IAC KSON M'TJIKIE,
Administrator-
NORFOLK COLLEGE
PorYon?fG inj>arfclct!«H n-'r.nr'^n.
i Newb«-. ; ri' . t\n . ■' • - • • • »«.n*
t«nc«. 1 itl U'- c c •• ->f :m •; ch \■ .-,ch
tr f *
•! Pi ku.  ;.vJ iivr&Mß*
vl*ll- V- r rzf
R. h. Qso'y, Worfyik, V 4. •
Oak Ridge Institute, j
./ FirsUl.nn ilijjh School j
awl Business College. j
special aUention t«»tlie ('i.t-s-siesan l ,
Natural .Seieuces, C'ne of the liest »*«; t pjx'-! i
iMtliuiMi « - H/iitU «. Washiiiffton I
( tty. Vl4 HHiOei'i!?' last yearfiet varion.i i
v ia'es >f U\* F«mrh. N w llnildfi , new !
Literary Society Kails and a full corns ofi
respect tuiekfelied For catalogue, \c.. a«!
7 J. A. *V. H. HOLT,
• )£k ' ,K. C.
University of North Carolina.'
Six new Professors hnvo recently IKH«n
ad«led to Uie'K:u*uity, making a total of i 7
instmctois. All the Courses of Study have
l*»en and strongln*iied. l*ost
gradMg tootfereil in overt de- i
partnl | m :2x\ {cssioii AiuHt"j
i 7. exmimi.Uious .August 'j/t. '
29. For cataf Hjue « ontaining information
in to tuition, board, terius of admis
sion. Ac., apph to
HON. KEMP. 1\ BATTLt. LI.. I).,
ruiHiim.vT.
Chapel Hill, N. C
WANTED.
TwoortbrwpHHl meu, who can furnish a
liorse. to work in thi> and eouu
ties. l o moil of the right stamp a n«»od
salary will l»e guaranteed and paid every
week. Address or apply to
TIIKSINOKH MANI'FACTirmXG CO.,
C. L. CLINK, Agent,
Liberty .Stixvt. Winston, X. C.,
Opposite Postoftlco.
Ap»nt for the world Singer
Sfwiug Maebities, when* :\ good stock of
Oil, Needles, Attachments, &c., can always
be found.
UUY YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS
OK
Williamson &Corrie,
BOOKSELLERS AND STEAM POW
ER PRINTERS;
WINSTON, N. C.
Lil»eral discount* to merchants and teachers
IF YOU WANT TO
FILL YOUR GAME BAG,
AND MAKE
BiC SCORES,
USE
QEMINGTON
fllFilS-lAiD
SHOT GUNS.
All Ihe Latsst Improvements.
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS,
ADDRLTSS
Lamberson, Furman&Go.,
SOLE ACENTS FOR
E-Rewingtor^SONS'
Sport.ng *rmt jmd Ammanitfi n,
SB I k 293 Broadway,
NEW YOITK.
WSSTEIiN OFKir*,
D. H. LAMBERSON A CO.,
73 Stato Brr«*t, Chicago, 111.
ARMORY, ... ILION, N. Y.
REMINGTON
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
UK H THE IHT ■ARNTL, II SULLEO WTUHI.
UIEIIER THAT III! MOBS IB UW»TS ULIMLE.
On* Pleoe of Solid Steel.
NO HOU3 0* RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE MADE.
MND FOR CIKOULA**.
REUHGTON AGRICDLTDRAL CO..
LL.IOM, H. Y.
NEW York )!•», 118 CtaaWn fUreM.
OPIUM»S
CAMACA!
in i liiiiKriiii'niimiiartiy
To the Weary, Feeble
AND
PLEASURE SEEKER.
ex irmnnnuaMMMg
Peeing the oecil in lliM ncntinn nf n :
[>!. ice where the weary, feohle ami Lrok- ,
cu down may recruit their health am!
rest where they and their families iuay
r.rnd tlie hot season pleasantly when it
mi - iry tn leave their homes or
air, 1 ,:i I tin' fail in/: health of
- -me lovi 1 one may ho restored, we
1 have laid out
A NEW TOWN
1 and are now offoring for sale lots iu
, j>robahly the healthiest section in Jforih
Carolina. The town is located on a
' beautiful
1 Flat Mountain liidgc
1
-1 miles west from llanbury , about I
of a mile fVoin the celebrated l'ioduiont
springs; about the same distance to
Pepper's Alum springs , j of a mile
tram- HoiiihV Cha4yl*aU opting/ and
! two miles from C. K. Moore's Sulphur
spring, while the location presents
The Finest Views
of Moore's Knob, ihe Hanging ltoek,
; and other prominent peaks along the
' Sauratown mouutaiu. The lots are
! well coyered with large and small forest
trees, which will atford shade in summer
1 and form
•I
Hoautiliil Groves.
The whole is
Surrounded by Springs
of the purest mountain water, entitling
it to the Indian name, "Camaca," a
I land of springs, which, together with
tho pure mountain air, would bring col
cr to tho faded cheek, and strength to
weary frame, even if there was no real
mineral water within a hundred miles of
the place.
The undersigned propose also to erect
| a saw-mill, planing machine, ka., that
| they may build cottages or furnish Imn
| her to those who wish to purchase lots
' in this hoalthful locality, where no ma
: Uria arer comes, and a case of typhoid
j f.jvcr was never known, except it was
1 contracted out of Ihe neighborhood.
| The f rice of lot* this season, 50il00
1 feet, will ho $25 each. For further
1 particulars addres,
N. M. Si W. R PEI'PKR,
! May -0, j. Daubury, N. C.
Is tlic place to have your printisig done, as they have the
S#~LARGEST OFFICE IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,^
and are prepared to give j ojs
taw FICIBES & NE&T WORM,
m—mmamm—mm mm ■■ —— ——— (
TOBACCO FFA ES
A SPECIALTY AT
f. i iN^'s
WINSTON, N. C.
A large lot of
Homo-3lad^
Tinware
always on baud.
SHEET IRON
AND TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS
Done at bottom prices. Itoofiu? »titl
Gutter lug at abort notice by skilled work
men. Come ami see tue, next tUior to
Brown, liogec* & Co.
W. S. IJK MI'SOX.
Winston, X. C.
A Ml. 1 COOK BTOVE, coui
ploto for $lO.
> i, A, full line of Dixie Plow*, Av
*ry s>te»! and tin* b« st ('bill Plow
in tbo mark -t: !n farf everything that a Tu
rner, mechanic or merchant needs in the
line of
IIAIII>WA 1 { I : ;
TOGKTHttK WITH
Nissen'x Tl"ajoii.s,Culuiuhus
Buggicx (tud Carts, Mow
ing ■ Vlachintfi, \v.
With the abovu advantages, togrtber with
the (aet inaf uiv lost, year'* trade ua* nearly
double the former, and earn-*! request thai
a similar favor mu> U; done this year, I *u»
Very Itosnectftilly,
K. 11. CItAWFORD.
DIXIE UILMKR,
of North Carolina, with
J.l*. Yancey Ac Co.,
(Snrcflwor* to TuiMf, FrtnMm & Co.,)}
IMPORTERS of NOTIONS,
No. t'JflO Main Street, Richmond,Va.
March 27,1819.
W-M r 360 reward
* \ will be paid tor any 4.r.»»n
lITrnTHMTi' 11 » I Ot MBit alsv iL«t/'n
/ cUan and a» muchOrrtn *r
wloff7ste«llr MONAtun Uraln «nd
BE3m3 It 8«p»r»U»r and Ha*-
■ cer.which we to thr r nb
■s " ■ ■ Ik at a low prlca. Mend for
1 circular and pr|c« Hal,
%J ~§L m wbieii will he matted raci.
XjL*»
,SIOOO SsSi
-» ~r. k »»r«vf *M»ta« at Mr vaßft toMii
i
Stewart's Book and Jo"b Printing Office,
WINSTON, N. C.
fitMEiil
I Are you fail in?. try Wcllr* Hcai.tb Kjc
Kawaa, h puro, ek an, wholeaomo
TONIC,
, For ltrnin. X.'rvt**. Htomneh. TJrar KMncya,
Lunif*. An t'lifjuulr J luvtgoraut. ( nrvi
! DYSPEPSIA.
1 • Headache. Fever, Chill*.
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nloe to take, true merit, unentitled for
TORPID t LIVEJ? ami Night
Sweats, Norvous Weakness, IS
Malaria, uwir.&.'sa hcx;ial l»iv«.ir::e. P
i Sl.tOtH r t»"t, ft for?!Voo,nt DnurjrUt* D
'^Buchu-Paiba Wv S
RemarkaMo f *tire«i of Cutar; h of the F
, Madder, liittanmntt inn, Irritation of Kitl* il
. ueys and Plnlder. Stone or Gravol I i+
caaua of the Prostata Hiaiul, Dro[j«iciU
Swdbnpn, Frmalo Pisemw a, In. onttn-
I once of Urtna. all DiseMies of the (ianlto*
I Urinary OrK n,,H ln eittier Rex. For Un
healthy or Unnatural um
, alao , \ hftnin , BlnJ«etinni«''leur.' raehf 1 .
' For M'PHll.tS, e!t*M»r ooutrf.«*tetl or
1 hero lltarv taint, u- •« ('J'npiu'a Constltu-
I tl'»n letter : ; vnip, sl.to per h >lU#. anJ
! OhapinSi
j pin'u h»»lv», 8i 00. ft bottle#
Byrup. f c>f PIP,a, 1 Ba!ri\ 1 y Exproas on
woeintof or at hru«viaU. L t
James V. Chamberlain,
WITH
C. W. TIIORN & CO
Wholesale Hat Dealers,
RICHMOND, VA.
f?p*cial rtieu glvdu to ordors and KatlafHcta
guaraatetNl.
IPfllTC WANTED
nnrn I-iCoraat®. &nn.uiatrv. lo tl >«c t>o-
KwllilV I w rondnk' »s*Dti». >o nnfc, quick «alr*
Territory gi on,»n«i»f »ctioii guurauUi.l. Addr«'»«
DR.BCOTT.B4a Broadway Bt.,N.Y.
T'ue Latest and Best.
THE NEW REMINGTON
Sewing. Machine
IS THE ItEST MACIHNK for the family
11 hi is easy. Perfect in coustruetion. —
Beautiful In a|>|K.arat,t-p. Has all linprovi
incuts ami auaclinieula, autl ia warranted fui
five years.
MAURIOTT A BAHBTOW,
Sotithern Agents,
No. 7 Sontli Cliarle, Street, Baltimore, .1/4
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11 w. POWEHB A CO.,
Wholewiile .
Ho, 1305 Dlaia aid 9 and 11 jathSl*
R W Power,.
Bdp.rD, Taylor. RICHMOND, Va.
April 28, 1881-6B-