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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

EoR NoRFoLk AND RIHmM0ND;-THE UNITED
u states maj steamship Jamestown Capt Parrish will
oooek P. NJ, from pier IL NoSs She viii arrive At
Norfolk Sunday afternoon. and Richmond Monday
morning Psssepgers tor the South will proceed without
lay by the great mail line 70 charleston Augusta Savannah
most expedition route Passage and fas including state
room 10 Norfolk. s.; 10 Petersburg Ant Ri,hrnond $40
seeraee hall price. Apply 20 LuDLAM PLEAsANTs
90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

CUTToN co g DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cisco sailing regularly and positively before the day
advertise d.-Clpper Of Saturday 18th OF April insThe
magnificent FIRST cas clipper snip PAMPBRO Is resolving
her At pier 10 East river and will positively sail
above. The pssags of this avore upper in Los has
been eouaed by vessel loading for Sen Francisco
Her capacity beng small she vundoubedly finish loading
considerably before her day.
rB-The ships Of this line take freight after ne aver
Used preventing all delay those DESTROYS OF landing
their cargo in Ba1 Francisco without detention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

III POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE-l0 CENTS PER POUND
w excessFour hours from ocean By Panama
Raoad- Through TOR California via Panama Railroad. The
United States Mail Steamsnp Company viii dispatch for As
gnwal o. Monday, Apri n at O'Clock p NJ. precisely
and fast steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt VIM. L. Herndon,
o. n. Passengers and mails will be by Panama
Railroad and connect at Panama with the Pacific Nail steam
shp Company ma gnhcsnt steam ahip GOLDEN AGE j. r
fo ssr rrsnssc T pe mb; a ia nv
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company have awnys
extra Gamers lying Panama ready for avoid any
poabe deenon OF passengers mails For passage
ply 10 W. RAYMOND. ut the only office Of the companies
III West street. corner Warren
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

At Colchester Eng, Oct 10th, seventy-two Cri'
mean soldiers were married.
An old widow. whsn her pastor said to her,
"God has not deserted you in your old Age re-
piled, mo, sir; have very good appetite still"
The gentleman 90 often spoken Of In novsla'
who riveted- people with bis gaze, has now so
tanned permanent employment In boiler manu-
factory.
A writer remarks that We have scarcely NH
Iionsire in our midst who has not at soma time o.
other, enjoyed financial crisis"
.rbs result In Michigan will prevent the rssise
tion OF Gen Cass - the u. 8. Senate.
Frsmopt received but 10 600 votes In New Yorh
ejty out OF CO. 0O0 cast, Notwithstanding the Herad
Tribune. Timss, Courisr and Evening Post sas
tanned his election. asssl4as4 g1ag -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

TOURNAMENT IN PETERsBURG.-The Tourna
ment of the Henrico Light Dragons came off at
the Fair Grounds in Petersburg, on Thursday, in
fine style. The Democrat has the following &C.
count of it.: t..
The Henrico Dragons, under Major j. l.. Da-
Wis, were drawn up In single file in front of the
Judges stand on their right, the Petersburg
Greys, Capt Scott commander, were fanked, and
their left, the Petersburg Light Artillery, Capt
Nichols commander.
In the absence of Capt Meade, Capt j. "
Scott made the address to the Knights.
Out of 90 Knights that entered the arena with
horse and lance, only tilted equal to gain the
honors; they were the Knights of Dragons, Din
piddie, Prince George and America, whose triumpbs
were gained by having lanced the ring two con.
secutive times, at q speed varying from to 6 Sc
conds within the distance of an eighth of q mile.
To the knight OF Dragons (sir Il. A. Lacy was
arded the highest for having at each tilt car
tho camp of tho Judges the "lsdie faire
of his choice and crown her Queen Of Lore and Beau
ty: tMiss Ella Enniss, of PsfenburE)
70 sne hnisnt @ OF DmD,ddie lsir Peter Cousins
the ranks of beauty the First Maid of Honor miss
Amanda Jones, Of Mecklenbutg)
the camp the Second Maid of Homer (Miss Victoria
Eldridse, of Prince George)
The fourth, the knight Of america, (sir M. C..
Jones. of Dnwidde,l awarded the honor of bear.
ing OF from rare group of beauty whose sweet
ness of smiles and expression made him proud to
crown her the Third Maid of Hunor, (Miss salins
Jenkins, of Petersbursl
The day drawing towards evening" the Knights ss-
corted their ladies to carriages in waitingthe He
raid. ous,S sop2aeG .ns .S formed IN line
of the Queen and Maids OF Honor. the band playing,
and sll marching followed by large soneourse Of
spectators, towards our clty-when at the Boiling
brook HOTEL they sat ts and fsasted at joyous ban.
Quet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

MOVEMENTS OF EUROPEAN NoTABLEs.-A let.
ter in the Newark, N. J., Advertiser dated Genoa,
Oct 7th, says:
The Duchess of Orleans and her two sons. the
Count de Paris and the Count dEu, grand sons
of Louis Philippe, have just arrived here, and it
IL understood that the Orleans family will winter
in our vicinity again. The ex Empress of Russia
and her numerous suite are expected to reach Nice
this month. Her brother, the King of Prussia,
the King of Sardinia, and the Emperor of France
will il Is said pay their respects to her during the
season. The government At Turin has assigned >
vessel Of war and . troop of dragons to her ser
vice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

PAPER FROM SUEFLowERs.-Nsar Firth crop
is about to be gathered of about four acres of
sunfiowers. The seeds viii be used for OIL and to
feed cattle and poultry, as in the South Of France
but the chief object is to obtain the fibre OF the
stalks for paper making. If the cultivation sue,
cseds, is expected to supply abundant materials
for Hne writing and printing papers. - well ~
fine and coarse paper for hanging - Caartesfo"
Hrye1ry s"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

L1fAYETTE told campaign anecdote of the
revolution one morning At President Monroe 8
breakfast table, of such gout," writes Writ to bis
friend Morris, that think Pope ought to have IL
In his budget Hay asked him if Lord Sterling
was really nobleman by birth, or only lord by
courtesy. The Marquis said he did not know how
tnst was, but that there never was a lord that
was prouder OF his title; that no one could say
lord or ordshp in his hearing but that he thought
he was the person spoken of. In proof of which
he stated that one of Sterlings soldiers was sen.
fenced to be shot for some offence and as the Door
devil was going to the place of execution, with
his hands manacled behind him, he raised his eyes
to heaven and in the agony of his despair ex.
claimed, Lord, have mercy on mel Says Ster
ling with all the importance of Jupiter with both
cheeks puffed with rage I'll be damned if do,
imagining he alone could be the object of the eiac
ulation' 1t was exceedingly well told, and pro
duced high effect"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

A MYsTERY.-The steamship City of Richmond,
which sprung aleak, as it was supposed, q few
days since, while lying at her wharf, was placed
upon the drydock, and her hull examined, but no
leak or injury to her hull could be found The
cause of her filling with water is still mystery to
all connected with her, as the cocks connected
with the boiler, and through which the water
might have come, were found closed after the
water was pumped out. The only supposition in
reference to the matter, is that the cock was turn
ed on by some person, and then closed after the
water had reached Q certain nheight.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

NOTlCE-SOMETHIN NEWT uu.
dersisned take leave TO inform their friends and
the public in general thst they have establishsds
VINEGAR MANUFACTORY st Ricketts,, Rich
at the shortest notice. Along experience In the bu-
dneS enables them to manufacture and cell ct ss
reasonable prices and quality equal TO any II not su
perior to Northern brands They expect to meet
kind patronage Of the public and in particular frem
our mercantile community. ALI orders they msy
be favored with, will be executed with promptusss
and at the lowest terms Orders received ct Mr.
BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the firm,
Box No. 4s, Post Office Riehmond, We.
Respectfully,
oc 28-1m* BRANDT 4 ROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08
Tee Wrecked Steamer TsIedo---Dtstress
ing Sighe.

The Wrecked Steamer Telede-.-Dt.tress
Ing sight.
ine chicago Times Of the Let contains soma ad
oionai particulars of the loss Of the steamer To.
leoo IN Lake Michigan. The Times says:
Several gentlemen connected with the ;n.n,.,..
companies OF Milwaukee visited Port Wa.binr.
TON 70 examine the wreck Of the iu-fated propesr
Toledo They described the scene e "a swfni
Une. us fl Two miles, or more, the lake shore 10
hned with fragments Of the wreck, piled nm In
many places, several feet high The propeller
rounded 1t her anchors, about 200 yards north
ana 70 yards outside of the piers and the tremen.
aous Violence Of the sea completed the work Of
oest.uction In very few hours. The heavier
portions of the hull have csme ashore in isr9a
pieces, put the upper works are broke I'D into in
Vulnerable fragments. All the dry goods and fur
nlture boxes have been rent asunder By the force
OF tne D., waves, and their contents riddled by the
sand like sieves, and scattered far and wide sIone
the coast Some Of the hardware, such as cases
1xes, &c, came ashore whole, and were
washed by the sea far up the beach Sundry bar.
res re Of hquer also came ashore, but il is thought
So,Uo WIN cover the value of al that has thus
OF the forty or fifty persons on board the Pro-
Pensr when she went down, only three, two deck
hands and Storage passenger were saved One
OF these deck hands, Aquills Clifford, was ON
Doafo the steamer Niagara when she took fire and
burned TO the waters edge, off Port Washington,
On the 2ith of September. He is not twenty
years OF age, and this was his first trip His se
cond was on the Toledo. which fouudered very
near the spot where the Niagara was burnt When
the Propeller settled Clifford sprang into the sea,
and struck out for shore. Presently he felt hand
cutcning at his neckclOth, and, to save himself,
snpped bis head out of the neckeloth and saw il
90 down with the poor fellow who had caught it
In bis agony. With the help of q plank Clifford
managed to get to the side of the pier; but be
mad not strength enough left to climb He, there.
iore, commenced hallooing for help at the top of
from the shore Before help reached him. how.
ever coming wave threw him upon the pier and
ne lost no time Ia making tracks for terra frma.
70 ms impression that he win stay ashore awhile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08
EORWA RDING BUSHES ss.-IN-
II CREASED DI6PATCH-I have made arrange

ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house and SHALL at the Of the fall
son. send outa boat every other day Sundays excspt.
ed By this will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore aud nearly, IL not alto
gether, q soon - by the 8. o. \. T., and st much
less expense.
Merchants west Of Lynchburs wishins to eendgn
their goods TO the rsirord agent required TO de-
post funds pay the charges 70 that point - the
Vrsiuia and Tennessee Railroad refuse TO pay or col
lsct charges ON goods received by the Canal
iy 29-ts ALFRED o. LEE, on the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

HANDSOME BEQUEsT.-Mrs. Tracy, of Newbu'
ryport, Mass, recently deceased left the interest
OF the sum Of $4,000 to an aged lady in Boston
during her lifetime At her dscease, the funds are
to be appropriated to the Society for the Relief OF
Ae ed Females in the latter city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

Hoes AND PORK.-Contracts for $1,000 hogs
have been closed at Cincinnati, Ohio, at 6 and 6l
cents net, for early delivery. Mess pork has been
sold at SIT per barrel Bacon shoulders are dull
at 81 cents; clear sides At "A cents, and bagged
hams at 10 ceuts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

"WoULD 1t were lawful to marry two wives,
exclaimed IN enthusiastic young bachelor, desper.
ately in love with . couple Of country cousins.
TRY one to begin withr' was the remark Of a
surly old Benedick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

TESTIMONIAL Madame La Oranges bene.
fit in Boston. Tuesday evening, deputation of
the citizens of Boston, represented by Mr.. Barry,
presented the fair beneficiary with magnificent
studded with diamonds and pearls. Its value was
over s., 200
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

A brilliant meteor was seen Saturday night
in Springfield, Mass, which lighted up the town
were strongly cast. It's nucleus was red as FIRE,
while Its tail spread ont DINNER and whittier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

A MAN recently hanged in . neisboring State
confessed that his first commencement In crime
and villisny was stopping his paper without pay
ing for IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday rlornins, November s. ma.

DELEeATEs TO THE SOUTHERN CoMwrRcr.r
CoNvESTIoS.-The Governor has .nno,n..a N.
following delegates from Virginia to the Southern
Commercial Convention which meets at Savannah
Georgia, on the eth December:
First District-R II T Hunter. Robert I, Mon
tague of Middlesex, Geo Booker of Elizabeth civ
} = Cosnahan Of Williamsburg.
second Distrct-Gen John Millsop, Gen N
Boykin of Isie of Wight, DR. A Taylor of Ports
mouth, James Cooke Of Greensville
Thtrd District-James A Seldom Frederick w
land
Fourth Dfstrict-Thornas s Gholson. Rich ard
Crump.
Fifth District-Gen Odon G Clay, Thomas s
Bocock, John NJ Speed Thomas Flournoy.
Sixth District-Gen VIM Gordon Thomas ]
Randolph, Alexander Rives, James Kemper,
Seventh District-David Funsten, J French
Strother, John 9 Moncure Nathaniel Tyler, Jr.
Eighth District-James NJ Mason Andrew
Hunter, Augustus Mcdonald. Sr, Robert J T
White
Ninth District-Robert ] Niche, John W
Brockenbrough, w Massie, Kenton Harper
Tenth District-Charles w Russell, James Nee
SOC. Alfred M Barbour, DIR John Campbell
Eleventh District-Wm L Jackson, Gen A ]
Smith of Harrison, Thomas L Brown George w
Summers.
Twelfth District-Nathaniel Harrison, VIII.
j11n Prjoe Ballard e'''n' Fleming B Miller Samuel
Thirteenth District-John Floyd, wynd.
ham Robertson, Thomas L Preston and Thomas
II Gillespie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

FLIGHT OF A COUNTRY PosTMAsTER-The
postmaster of Georgetown, Mass, at the present
term of the Court of Common Pleas. now sitting at
Lawrence, was indicted for dispensing alcoholic
liquors without q license. 1t seems the emolu.
ments of bis office was not sufficient to remuner.
ate him for his services, and he had placed in his
his Office stock of liquors of the r. G. brand. 1t
was noticed by the denizeus of that quiet town,
that the patrons of the office, emerging, could
not always keep step to the music of the Union. y
but evinced . strong tendency towards free soil
Some individual, who was conversant with the
laws of gravitation, soon solved the mystery why
some bodies could preserve an equilibrium and 9th
ers could not. On the issuing of . capas it was
ascertained that the postmaster had disappeared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

SUFFERING AT SEA.-Information has been re.
ceived at the Department of State at Washington,
that the ship Rapid. which sailed from the city Of
New York en- the 29th day of May last, bound to
San Francisco, California, encountered tempestus
and intensely cold weather, off Cape Horn, there
by losing ten of her crew, and disabling to great
extent the remainder. She had put back to Rio
de Janeiro for men to man the ship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

ELECTED EDITOR The Rev. T. NJ. Eddy, Of
Indianapolis, has been elected editor of the North
Western Christian Advocate, at Chicago, in place
of Dr. Watson deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

YANKEE ENTERPRISE "A Boston mechanic
named MCGOWAN, has contracted with the Russian
government for the removal of the ships of war
which were sunk in the harbor of Sebastopol, for
the defence of the town. The vessels were made
air tight and were supplied with orifces to attach
hose to pump them out. On attempting to raise
them in this manner the seams were found to have
started to such q degree as to render it impossi
BILE. They will now be raised by chains and large
scows made for the purpose applied to the ships
by men in submarine armor. There are 12l yes.
sells in ALL and the price to be paid is said to be in
the vicinity of 500, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

TRAGEDY IN Observation-Disclosures Par.
tienlars 1t was briefly mentioned yesterday that
Philip s. Clawges of the firm Of Wilmer and
Clawges, dry goods merchants No 139 Market
street, Philadelphia, was shot and mortally
wounded Wednesday evening, by Isaac @. Shur.
lock, his principal clerk. The Philadelphia Sun,
has the following account of the affair:
Mr.. Clawges was invited on several occasions
by Mr.. Shurlock to visit his residence and ~ q
matter of course became acquainted with Mrs. s.
Awaiting himself of the opportunity afforded. he
poisoned the wife against her husband, by telling
stories of her husbands inadelity, &c &c. She
listened, and finally yielded to bis desires. This
was carried on for several weeks. On Tuesday
evening she made full confession Of all the facts
The husband resolved on vengeance. and on Wed
ne sday evening he and Clawges, after attending
to some business at the Masonic Hail. proceeded
down Chestnut street, turned up Seventh, and at
tie corner of Lodge Alley, the former made known
his complaint.
Upon reaching Seventh street, in front of John
Guys tavern Shurlock came up to him and said,
"You have foully wropged me you are the Sc.
ducer of my wife, and / am going to kill you. -
At that instant he levelled revolving pistol At
his breast and fred. Three or four of tha loads
were discharged all of which took effect-one en-.
tering the stomach another the breast and third
broke bis arm The reports of the pistol alarmed
the neighborhood, and during the momeHtary ex.
citement Shurlock cried out, :" did it-take me-
and Chesnut streets, to await hearing this morn
ing. The wounded man was conveyed to the hos.
pital.
Mr. Shurlock, at the Mayors office, confessed to
having committed the act He appeared perfectly
cool and collected and told the story of his wrongs
in manner which elected the sympathy of all the
officers present He said II committed the act /;
fired the revolver, and 1 have been most foully
wronged This man took my wife down town,
drugged her with wine, and then seduced her,
She told me SO. love my wife as love myself.
The prisoner was searched, and had upon his
person a small amount of money and daguerreo-
type of his wife.
The Pennsylvania says:
Mr. Clawges has = wife and four children, one
of the children, a son, being nineteen years old.
Isaac c. Shurlock is about twenty Eve years OF
age. He is of fine personal appearance, and is
evidently of considerable nerve, inasmuch As he
seemed in no wise rufflsd when at the Mayors Of
fee, aud conversed with perfect freedom.
Mr. Clawges was visited by bis wife last even
ing at the hospital but he could not converse with
her. The Rev. John Chambers was also with
| him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

A CASE OF MoDKsTY.-An exchange very
gravely informs N that young man who was
recently bathing In Missouri River, seeing num
tives Of delicacy '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

SAD ACcIDENT-John Rosenburgb, . citizen
of Marshall county, Va, was instantly killed Al
Welt Run, on Saturday last, by the falling of q
huge oak, which also killed his horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

INDIAN DUELIsr-Choice Of Weapons. The
Sacramento (Oal1 Union ssys: .Two Diggers
fought duel near Folcano with bows and arrows,
and they dred ~ the word
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

FAILURE OF WILD CATr-The Aanufac-
tursf's g. Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Georgia,
says the Augusta Chronicle, has failed. DR. Il T
Taylor. the President, attempted to commit suicidi
on Saturday night, by stabbing himself with =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08
DICHMOND WINE sTORE.-We now

SlCHMOND WINE STORE...We now
"a have on hand superior stock of Wines and Bran
dies for summer use, comprising in part of
Hennsssey and Otard BRANDIES, in wood and glass
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
Medera and Sherry, old and delicate.
t-sret and Champagne, various grades.
Scotch ALE, of Yonger's, Alisopps, Csmpbslra, and
Dicks brands.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEY, few bhls. very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY Co,
ie20 ~ Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

MONKEYS MEMoRY.-Authors generally think
the moakey race not capable of retaining lasting
impressions, but their memory is remarkably tena-
cious whom striking events call it into actisn. A
monkey which was permitted to run free, had fire..
quently seen the man servant in the great country
Kitchen with its huge fireplace, take down powder
horn that stood ON the chimney-pl and throw a
few grains into the fire, to make Jemima and the
rest of the maids jump and scream. which they al
ways did on such occasions very prettily.
Pug watched his opportunity, and when all was
still. and he had the kitchen to himself he Chamber
ed up, got possession of the we'll filled powder horn,
perehsd himself very snEery on one Of the horizon
tai wheels placed for the support Of sauce-psn';
right over the warm ashes of almost extinct wood
fire. screwed of the top of the horn and reversed it
the CRATE. The explosion ent him half way
up the chimney Before he was blown up he was q
snug, trim, well-oonditioned monkey you would
wish to see on a summer day-he came down q car
donated niger" in miniature, In an avalanche OF
burning SCOT.
The weight with which he pitched upon the hot
sshss in the midst of the general fareup, aroused
him to a of his condition. He was missed for
days. Hunger at last drove him forth he snesked
into the house close singed, begrimmed and looked
scared and ugly. He recovered with care and like
some great personages he never got over the sad
den elevation and fall, but became sadder it
wiser monkey. II ever Pug forgot himself and wss
troublesome, you had only to take down powder
horn in his presence, and he of to bis hole like
shot, screaming and chatterins his jaws like psiI
of caatanAta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

UA CAaD.-Ths undsnisned, - common friends
the aificulty hsretofors sxisiing bsswsen MsssFs
IocER A. PRyoR ard q. B. fINAEy hss besn adjust-
mannsr entirely honorable and satisfactory q
both senslemen, and amicable relations now subsss
between them. THOS. PARRAMORk,
WA. =. G. DOUGLAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08

NEW GROCERY AND COMMIS ISSlON
IN sTORE.-The subscriber would inform the pub.
lie that he has recently opened on franklin street,
between Wall and nth streets, . GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always on
hand general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, which he will sell at wholesale and retail on
accommodating terms. He will also attend to all
the duties of Commission Merchant, and will be
pleased to receive consisnments of Produce, Ac,
from his friends He has now in store good supply
| of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, &c., to
which he invites an exAminstion from the public.
oc 23-dlm* J. r. SYRCLE.