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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
GUIDE FoR TRAV.LLERs typ oTuspg
= ~ a. IsNIsEND -f-fU UIIfRRN
sE g RAILROAD LINES.

Rionmohpp FkkDkRICRsBDRG AND po-
IoAAe RAILROAD. going North, leaves tx,ne eva,v
0h5, SSuhuay evenings excepted at As ,,clk a "a
and NJ "a clock, p " for the Potoruae river 81 s
. steamer = taken for Washington thence i, Raj
road 10 Baltimore, kc N'Ne " hsif
siEGIslA CENTRAL, going North. leaves this ei,v
"we aaiiyt tsuntas evenings exceptetl at ,clnrk
4 M and IA O'Clock p. II, Ter GuTdoIsyiils wi ars
they connect with the trains Of the Orenr AMI ilrv
andris. Washington, Baltimore, 4c 80
,kicHSffSp AND DANyILg-Leaves Ricbnona a. a
O'Clock a. A. and connects with tho South Side rr,a
NJ tue junction, q IL o'clock NJ suudays sxcen-
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot eyery dsy
except Sunday, o'clock and connects With lie
sonth-SIde at the Junction. at 9 Is.
RICHMOND AND fxfERssuRG-- Leaves thig city txice
evefy DAY, 8Snndays excepted at O'clock A. NJ
ahu zao oc!k r NJ. An accom- nodstiop train leaves
ssre every Monday. Wednesday and Fridy a. 3
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK Cant ssmT garnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY. Tnes
oay and THURSDAY mornings at 5x O'clock A. nj
snd the GLEN COVE Capt. John Davis every Mon,
ga, w Wednesday and Friday mornings II 5L O'clock
tor Norfolk aud Portsmouth, touching at ali the
regular landings on the river $50 'A
FOR NEW YORK &c
Tne steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
,saves every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock for New
York, touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning al
IL O'Clock. @'
FOR PHILAD sLPHIA, &c.
By the steamships PEN NJ lI.VASIH VIRGINIA
AMI CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamer
ieave every Monday and Thursday stopping at CITY
folnt and Norfolk to receive freight and
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FoRTTsEvEN SrATEs.--Would any one believe,
without locking into 1t, that we are in fair way
OF carrying the number of sovereign States origi-
seyens Put 80 1t is. In the first place. there are
Oregon, Kansas, and Minnesota, whose constitu-
tions are already formed OF forming. 1t is hoped
that they will be admitted the coming winter,
making the members OF the Confederacy thirty.
four. Then New Mexico, Nebraska, and Wash
ington, already thriving Territories, will swell
the aggregate to thirty-seven. Four new States to
be carved out of Texas. according provisions in
the treaty Of annexation, will give forty-oue.-
Two additional States demanded from the area
now included In California would make forty.
three Arizona, Neosho, Dacotah. and Columbus
Territories, carry us up 60 forty six; and lovely
Utah will be the forty-seventh (wili Mr. IIilliard
eycuse ms TO 'Iend to that fair circlet the grace
OF her form and the lightness of her steps-BoSt0n
.To,aRoF.
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GOVERNMENT PaTRoNkGE-A list Of our ministers
and cpneuls abroad. with the States from Which
hey were appointed their compensation. etc. les
been published by the State Department.. 1t aE
& rds some cnriuua statistics Of the rank bed by
the several members of the Union in the govern
meni patronage. New York. Of course. carried
of the lions share. Pennsylvania is very little
hsh'rd her however, the a. gregare Of the former
being s79250 and of the latter sI4.s25. Virginia
cons next with $500; then In iisns $2a g. o.
Massachusetts $50 100 and down the lie; -
Ohio. the third State in the UuioL in almost every
respect, ranks ninth, with $l5 500. Missouri Ten
nessee, North Carolina, Arkansas and Vermont do
not appear in the table ut all.
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REDUCTION or WAGES The Worcester Mass J
Transcript. Of Monday, says that ''iarge carpet
manufacturing company. in a neighboring tow n,
have reduced their wages eighteen per cent Two
firms in this city. making machinery and TOOLS
have reduced twenty and twenty-five per cent
Uur largest mauufac urers OF wire offered shnrs
time since, to employ their hands on short time ut
a reduction Jf fifteen per cent on all wages over
dollar and "a quarter day, and ten per cent. On
all at and under that prize. The h. nls declined
to accept the ufler. and stepped working. Ideness
has convinced them Of their error, and they com.
mence work to-day"
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Coon CsTcH-At an early hour last
night Mr., Graham negro fellow, calling
himself Robert Conway, peeriug suspiciously thro'
the front windows Of Marcus Harris store ON
Broad street and stopping TO watch bis msnouvres,
saw him holt the cellar door, slip into the cellar
and close IL after him. MIR. q. at once apprised
Harris Of the intrusion. and the door VAS then
locked until message could be sent to the cage,
when Meesrs Trnebart and Hill Of the night po-
lice repaired TO the place, arrested the fellow ard
lodged him in the cage. There 10 not doubt that
he entered the cellar for the purpose Of stealing.
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LEATHER BusISEss,-We learn from Lowell pa
per that business among the leather establish
mcnts of Wohurn (Mass.) is reviyiDg. hessrs
Cummings Blanchard, who closed up their patent
leather mandatory few weeks ago, will start
up again the first of next month. with full COM
rIiment of hands. Alley, Choste Cummings
will employ their usual number Of hands through
the winter, at their tannery works. Johnson L
Campbell have also recommended operations under
late orders received.
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L.rER From BERMUDA, kc.-By arrivals st New
York, we have dates from Bermuda 20 the tith inst
Ms Arnold, U. s. A. sent out by the Smithsonian
Institute to study the natural history Of Bermuda,
had arrived out. In Demarsra sugar making was
goiag With great rapidity. In San Domingo the
partixaps Of Basz, still hold samens. They are
we'll proririoned, and prepared for a long ,irse -
An additional force about to be dispatched
against them.
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AWARD OF DANCES Mary MulIgan, formerly
IA servant in the employ OF DR.. BnrGell and Mrs.
Cunningham in New York. has recovered $40 d.m.
ages in Cincinnati Of Mrs kuegies for SANDER
whom ehe lived after leaving the former city. The
alleged slander consisted in the allegation that the
plaintiff had been living in a house of bad rsputs
in Cincinnati before coming to th. house Of the de-
feudant, who carried on the dre.s making busi-
ness.
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IInrs.--The Cooperstown IN. Journal says
that buyers in that county not offering beyond
9 n cents for choice ots: aud even at these low
rates there are few, If any. cash sales No grower
will sell az such low prices whois not forced 10 do
-. There are great many hops in the coaatrv,
and brewers are not doing heavy business.
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MISSIONARIES THE Easr.-The following mis-
sionaries have taken passage in the ship Judge
Shaw, now ready 10 sail fr"m Boston for Madras :
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and child. Mr. and Mrs. Long,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Unganst. Lutheran missionaries;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Quick, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Hitchcock,
Of the American Board Of Commissioners for Fo-
reign Missions; Miss Mott, Of Assam.
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LOTTERIES.
SwAN i co.'s LoTTERiTs.--NEw

CwAN & co.'s L0TTRRIEs.---NEW
~ AND Bk1LLlANT sCugMR!-CApIrAf.
PRIZE $6Oe<sii-The following Scherne viii he
drawn by :. svAy Co.. Managers Of the Fort laines
Academy Lottery IN each q their Lotteries for De.
cember, 1897, at Augusta, Ga, TO which city they
/ ave removed their pTiRcipal oface:
CLASS as,
To be drawn in the city ,fAus,sfa Ga In public On
SATURDAY, DLCGMBER sru, 1857
GLASS 6S,
70 be drawn tn the city OF Augusta Ca In public ON
SATURDAY. DECRMBkR l2rH, ls3s
CLASS 67
To be drawn in the city oi Ausnsss. Ca In public on
SATURDAY. DECkMBEk Sefa 1857
CLASS IS,
10 be drawn in the City q Augusta Ga in public on
SATURDAY. DBCnMBEK 3 1851
ON THE Plan OF SiNGLE NCkBRRS
At0o PRIzESi
Nearly 0n< Ia1E, % hcery MIX nclxa
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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PERMANENT INvEsTNEHT-A Capitalist in the
country. some months ago, sent $4,000 to friend
in the city to invest in good endorsed business
paper" 1t was dore The whole amount matur.
ed during the month Of October. In all, there
we're about twenty notes, and asery single one was
protested. All the names as makers and endorsers
one ian endorser had either failed or suspend-
ed One note ont of the whole batch after going 10
protest, was taken up by the endorser
NeW FORK Iadebcndent.
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BAD PLIGHT- Royal F. Sherpard .
white man Was arrested and Gagged last night for
being In possession of lot of old iron which no
had stolen The poor fellow was sbirtl.ss 81 the
time OF his arrest and short apprenticeship In
the chain gang may prove Of service to him.
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The nrrhoss 10 Ncmorrs died In London on the
thc 2sth uitir'c. daring hcr aercrchuent she wac
a daughter of thn Grend Dnhe Ferdinand Of SAKE
Cohnrg and Gothe, ani cousin of Queen Victoria
She vac born in lS22, snd married in 1910 IN.
Duke de Nemours, by whom shH h,s bad fonr chit
drcn.
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DAMAGES frc vEsEp.--James Ncnernott who
was brakeman on the Pacific railroad at the
time nf the Gasconade tragedy. and was severely
irjured, sued the company for $1,000 damages -
The suit WAS decided Ia the Court Of Common
Pleas on saturday week, and tie iury awarded
damages In the amount Of 81 $50. The company
did not ressf tnigment, hnt let it 20 by defanlL
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Sperm On--The New Bedford standard says that
recent sales Of sperm oil In that market. for ex-
port, amount 70 35oo barrels. at 81 per gaiion sn
napreeedsnsiy Low price, owing to the necessity Of
ssSeaIizins." bgoasht a5ost fs tlse hard thnee,
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CLOTHING.

Ia BOYS CLOTHING AT COST
MA FOR CAfH.-The subscriber. intending 70
YH close business with the close of ths presenl
s-AA- year, VIII commence to sell his stock of hill
qren ana Youths Clothing at cost for CASH ONLY
lie mas on hand Suits for Boys from to II wears nf
all sizes-ail OF which will be sold at cost
,, ..- j. ii. RlDDICK
No. 1922 Main ct opposite American Hotel
Amy regular customtrs will obIiQe me br
%tthng their accounts at the end of the wear wifi
Their n'uai pronptness Those whose bills are over
cue. are ainonlshed that, without speedy settle
mfht my claims VIII be placed in other hands for
ooiec,oh. ~ J. Ii. Il.
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THRowN FROM HoRsE-Edwsrd
Wri-h', u lad was thrown from horse near the
Second Market yesterday morning, and severely
bruised
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TBE MISSISSIPPI LEsisLAruKE ON Gov waLKER.--
The Mississippi Legislature have, by an almost
unanimous vote, adopted resolutions censuring
Gov Walker, and eondeming the Adu,inisfr atlsr,
IN esse hts eaDfset n approved.
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DIED, in Savannah, on the 22d of November, Of
CONSUMPTION, Professor francesca De Vingut. Pro-
f.esnr Re Vngut left Trinidad lie Cuba while a
yGnth account Of his p1trtotic principles, since
wtrh time he adopted the United States as his
hhmn. liz married Gertrude Fairfield, the young
est daughter of the late Pnet Fairfield. As a liz
cHist. Ee vas perfect He devoted much time and
tabor in the revision and improvement of 0leB-
knrfsSpanish grammar, making it the most popu-
lar work for Colleges and schools now extsnt. For
some time past he has been professor in the Uui-
versity If New York.
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FREE LOVERS FLowN.-The free lovers OF Berlin
Heights who have been on trial several days at
Sandusky, Ohio, have been broken up. Mrs Lew
Is, who was entieed away from her home iu New
York, by man named Tyler, has gone back with
her husband. The balance are in jail, under bonds,
pledged TO leave the country for their countrys
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THEL.vctsTRR BAsK.--Bcpisnin c. Bachmman
who WIS tried in Lancaster. Pa. last week, Oh u
charge of beiag implicated In the embezzement OF
the finds Of the Lancaster Bank WAS acquitted q
the charge br the iary.
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RESPONSIBILITY oP HoTEL PaoPRIEToRs There
was an interesting case in the New York Marine
Court few days ago, involving the responsibility
ofthe proprietors Of hotels. sum Of money was
placed in the hands of the clerk of one of the ho-
tells Of that city for safe keeping, by person stop
ping at the hotel The next day the clerk ab-
seconded with the money. The proprietors claimed
that they were not liable. The owner OF the money
brought a suit, and the Judge decided that the
proprietors were liable for the amount.
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THE IIPLoM award, d BY The Mectsn-
les Institute Exhibitors at their lat. fair ar, now
ready for delivery, and may be had by calling at
the hall Of the Institute ut o'clock to-day.
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CoRRECTIoS.-Mr J. +. Hoskins shot
by Garland Arnold in Hanover county. died OF bis
wound last Sunday night, and an inquest uss
held over bis body on Monday.
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NEEDS a TTtNTIoN.- .-The dep cnts
made in oh and Broad streets. by the wheels Of
thu was N on which Washington's sfaiu" was
drawn to the 'quHre last Tuesday, should be at
tended to at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

VIRGINIA ANIMAL CONFERENCE Fourth Day-The
following elders passed in examination of chsrac
ter, viz:
I. q. Hayes, T. 2, Wilson, Nelson Head G. W
Nollry, j. d. Blsskwell, r. c. Spller. A. N. HaIl
Jacob slough. l.. II. Lee. n. b. Eowze j. A Proc.
tor, John BaIle b. X. Duyal, p. Doll continued
on the supernumerary list,) } @. Rowe. r. s. ID tov
ington (piaced on supernumerary list,) Gibson Hau
zey, W. ". b rry, ". W Bennett d. s. Doggett
A. Duncan, p. Z, Augnste, J. l.. Clarke, r. IL
Haynes f. A. Gibbs, Robert s. Nash jacob Man.
ming, s c. Cranberry. IL. S. Atmore. T. II Diggs,
j. ?. brock T. A. Pierce. W. NJ. Ward. D. T. 4.
Slaughter, A. j. CoflInan, L. z. Cash, Leondas Ros
ser
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UNLAWFUL AssfMELY.--Stven negroes,
fur slaves aud three free were arrested lart Tue4-
day night and punished for being in an unla wfal
assembly.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS--T
~ D9US STOCK OF GENTEEL CLOTHI>G AT
OUR STORE, ITO MAIN STREEr.-We have b. far
too large stock Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
sted below:
425 Oyer-Coats aud Eagians
&5h Csssilnere Business Coats
$50 Cloth Dress krock do
20 Youths do
1000 Vests, various STYLES
1919 paIs Cashmere pauts
$50 dozen Gents Shirts
10 do. Merinn aud Lambs Wool Shirts
BOys' Jack ets, Pants aud Vents
Ali VI the above goods are made up ia the Iates;
style, and We selling them cheap for cash
GR0SHuNG, TUPMAN 4 Co
no l8 ITO Main STRAIT
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Loss OF THE sLooP MopEsTT AND TWO OF HEH
CREw.-The sloop Modesty capsized in New Inlet,
near Hampstead beach, L. l., sunday. Capt. Can.
dy and a boy, whose name is unknown, were
drowned Capt c. lived at Patchough, L. !, , where
he leaves family In poor circumstances. The
sloop was engaged In the oyster trade
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BhGGARs are pouring into Richmond
from all quarters and many Of them are entire
iy destitute. The men might bs given enplays
m.Bt in the chain gang. and the women in the
work house. II the Council could be induced ~
put that establl. 81 ment IN ,pnratiOn.
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Low PRIcEs.-The Lexington Ky. Observer says
that At Terre Haute Ia. last week, corn was sell
ing at 20 cents, and many buyers were not Offering
over Is cents. per bnshel In poesy county, Indi-
ana Just below Evansville corn In the field was Of
feriRg last week at l2l cents per bnshei.
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The MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS IN ESeLASp-A
Manchester report cf November 9th says. the pros
tration end ruin already effected among the EN-.
plpyers In the manufacturing districts are brr-
pairing sad winter for the operative class In Eng
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THIS DERBY --fhere are already twenty-three
avowed competitors for the poet Of Doorke~per nf
the House OF Representatives In active training fif
the race soon 20 come cd. The Star hears OF s,s
others about to 90 in training.
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"Liberty party candidate for PRESIDENT In lk4i is
lying i'll at Eagleshood. near Perth An,boy and IL
not expected 20 His malady fs psral, sis
under whirh lac has heen suffering for several
years, complicated With heart disease.
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CHURCH CoSsEcRATIoS.- Bishops Johns will con-
seerate new Protestant Episcopal Church. recent
iy built In Bloomfield Parish. at Washington. la 0.
pahanDoek county on Sunday, the 2sth inst,
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IScREAsE OF TIP ARMy.--The ST. lonis RnIahh
can advocates strennqnsiy the immediate increase
ef our army messrre demanded by the hostiit-
tiss in Utah. and the Indian wars In Texns, New
Mexico and other western regions
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Coal BURNING Loc0MoTIyLs.-The Syracuse Cou-
rier says Hereafter IL Is understood all Ioeoino-
ives built Tor the Hadson River AID camden and
AnIboy Railroads will be coal burners
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WAGES IN NEW ohLgANs The steamboat hasds
are demanding SEQ month for labor on the leyee
in New Orleans. Employers are paying IS cents
all hour for loading aud unloading freights there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

POLICE ITAMs were as scarce rs hen
teeth Yesterday. Not prisoner appeared In the
Mayors court.
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DIED IN PRrses.--L. z. Bsscomb, who was con-
vcted Of robbery about two and half years agp
died 10 the Connecticut State prison at wethers
field, on the 18th inst. Ills remains were taken
10 whiting VT for burial
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HARD LUCK.-The Gloucester (Mass.) Telegraph
says One of our fishermen arrived home in Au.
gust, with full fare ofmsekeral. for which he was
offered the market prices at the time. Concluded
not to SELL he started on another trip. His res
sci has just returned empty, and be now sells the
fare which be offered high figure at the
present low rates, making difference in the to: al
of s3OQO
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MINING NEws.-The Lake Superior Wis Miner
says :-"The largest piece Of copper perhaps that
was ever shipped in the world. was taken on board
of the Mineral Rock, her last trip to this place
1t WAS from the Minnesota Mine, ard weighed nine
thousand five hundred and sixty-one pounds
There is row lying on Carson & Closes pier ready
for shipment, mass of copper taken from the Ad-
sixty lone pounds"
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SERIOUS MISUSE or THE CREDr2 OF LAWRENCE AND
LOWELL CoRPoRATross.-Sanuel Lawrence. of the
Arm OF Lawrence. Stone Co, 10 Boston, recently
suspended is found TO have used the acceptance Of
the Ray State (Iawrence) Middlesex Q1owel,) and
Pemberton (Lowell) manufacturing corporations
OF which he was treasurer, TO pay the debts of the
firm, of which he was member. The amount of
this fraud upon each company was as follows:
Bay State Mills, s225,0O0
Middesex s. $50 000
u Pemberton Z" $4,000
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RESIGNED Cart. clopton, of the Fay
ette Artillery has resigned the command VI that
corps.
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i1EshrEs AND WV. WIGT.-At recent meeting
Of the town cOuncii in i.eesburg, Va. the street
formerly known as nuke street has been changed
20 hirt street. from the fact that the brihnns IN
which VIM. Writ sradied law still stands In that
stFeet
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Z. 8. MCELROY,
BER CHANT TAILOR.

MM - H N a " IA IL OR,
VIZ NO. 2, BALLARD soUsB,
.-.AA. Has on hand good assortment Of CLOTHS
CAsSl lMERES, FESTlNGS, &c., which he ts IRE,
rared to make up in fashionable style, on coon
TtHMs ana al snort notice. In connection with the
above. he has made srran gements with the well
known house Of Vim. T. Jennings a Co, one of thr
Glost lasaionabie establishments in Brtadway New
fork, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles from me
dIun to the finest quality. All sty les will be in
troduced as they came out
An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S PURNiSHING
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand
oc 2-d3m E s McEIFoY
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EEPUpIaTfSG, The CoviDgtop and Lexington
(ky.l Railroad Coe'paa. haFs refused 10 lay the
interest on $50 600 bonds loaned Il ~ the tty Of
Cincinnati
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Total.

Total $3.50. 600
George ii. Kuhn has been chosen Treasurer of
the Bay State Company, in place of Mr. Lawrence.
SprinqfRtd Hqss) RspuJItcau