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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

WESTERN HOG TRADE.-At Louisville, KY, MP ta
Saturday evening. about 10000 hogs hal beer
slaughtered this season. Prices were nominal al
IS per cwt. net. At Cincinnati on Saturday, ths
market was dull, at a decline, and closed nominal
ly at IS. At Russellville, Ky, last week, small
sales were made at $4. but generally held higher
by farmers. At New Albany, Ind. IS net, on time
was offered; and at Chicago sales were made 1T s.
81 10 gross. We learn from the Valley Times
that the hog ohoiera is spreading rapidly in tn,
counties Of Logan, Green, aud Owen, Ind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

ArrEMPT TO Ron THE ALABAMA STATE TREAsURY-
We learn from the Montgomery Mail that an at
tempt was made on Wednesday night last to rob
the State Treasury. The robber. or robbers sue
ceeded in boring through the floor, thereby gain
ing admission into the Treasury Department 1t
is supposed that they scared away before they
had time to do any further mischief as nothing
was missing the next morning The burglars left
the augur in the room with which they effected an
entrance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

LATER FROM HAVANA dvices from Havana da
ted on the 25th of November, have been brought
by the Quaker City. which arrived at New York on
Monday morning. There was nothing of interest
transpiring, and the city was healthy. Sugars
were declining, with 142,000 boxes on hand
Exchange on New York (short sight was at per
cent. premium, and for sixty days 211a3 per cent
General Walkers movements formed the subject
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RFALL TRADE, 1867.
VI GEO. j. SUMNER,
MPoRTER AND DEALEk In
fQTES AVN FARTyENwIPKt

CHLNA, GLASS IND EARTHENWARE,.
NO. %, PEARL st., RICHMOND, VA.
We sre now receiving our Fail importations per
hips William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills,
City OF Brooklyn, &c, and per steamers and vessels
SlAsses plated goods Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
pnnned Ware, &C., &c. which make up stock In
largest and most complete have ever offered and
70 which invite the attention OF the trade. Our
tJ ek has been selected with special regard to the
wants of the merchants of Virginia, North Oarenas
and ennessee Cur facilities being unsurpassed wa
are prepared 70 offer goods on as good terms as
any re-packing house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested to call and examine
our stock, satisfied they can save the risk
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filling all orders, and none
fhe best packers employed.
GEO. j. SUMNER
n R.-Sfona EEre at factnrx nrices. an
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soARcIrYsoP SALT IN CANADA.--There were de-
stroyed by the late freshet in Syracuse N. w. 297t
barrels Of fne salt, valued at $l0S0o. The watel
has fallen only about 20 inches from the highest
point. The great loss at this place, and the close
Of canal navigation, have left Canada with q sbor
supply of salt. 1t is not to be had at many places
along the north shore Of lake Ontario at any
price, and had been sold at Port Hope for So pei
harrel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

ANOTHER NEW TERRIroRY.-Amoag the passengers
OF the Northern Light, at New York, is James NJ.
Crane Esq, of California, on his way to Washing
ton, as the representative of the people of the
Great Basin or Carson Valley, who are desirous OF
having that portion Of Utah lying near the boun-
dairy of California erected into q new Territory,
separate from the Mormon dominion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

CONFERENCE or SourH CARoIINA.-This body 10 in
ters were elected delegates to the General Confer
ence, to meet in Nashville, Tenn, in May, 1865
w. NJ. Wightman, d. D., Wa. Gamewell, A. NJ.
Shipp, H. A. c. Walker, r. j. Boyd, W. A. McSwain.
N. Tally, j. W. Kelly, James Stacy and 9 Belts
Reserve delegate: VIM. p. Mouzon, II. @. Parsons
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BEoUEsrs TO PUBLIC INsrlrUTIoNs-The last will
aud testament of Seth Grosvener. ESQ.,, was proven
at the Surrogate's Office in New York, Monday. 1t
gives the sum CT $4,000 each to the following in
stitutions: The Lying In Asylum. Asylum for Old
Ladies'. American Bible Society, American Society
for Ameliorating the Condition Of the Jews Amer
lean Home Missionary Society, American Sunday
School Union, Colonization Society, American Tract
Society, Presbyterian Board of Education, Mercan-
tile Library Association, New York Horticulture
Society, Institution for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, New York Hospital. 1t also donates TO
the Board of Education of New York city, the sum
of $30,0o0 payable in two years after the date of
decease to be invested forever and the income ex-
pended in books to form library for the Free
Academy
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PooRHousE BURNT Down "A dispatch dated
winthrop, Me-, Nov. 20, states that the town poor.
house 1t Leeds was burnt down the night previous
ut about o'clock Two girls were burnt to dea tn
Tho rest Of the inmates escaped In their night
clothes. Nothing was saved except some grain In
the barn and some cattle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

The VICE PREsIDENT.-Hon. John G. Breckenridge,
Vice President of the United States left his home
on Friday last, on his way to Baton Rouge, La
with his family, the health of Mrs. B. requiring
change of climate. 1t is said he will be in Wash
ington few days after the session opens it being
the custom to allow the Senate to be opened by the
President pro tenn. The report that he intends to
take up his permanent residence in Washington is
contradicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

ST. ANDRKw's SUPPER-The st. Andrews Society
of New York celebrated on Monday its 10lst ami
versary, by a dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel
Speeches were made by Mr.. Archibald, H. B. NJ q
Consul at New York, and the Presidents Of several
of the other charitable societies. Mr. Charles
Msckay, who was present - guest, made speech
and recited song. A letter from Lord Napier con.
veyed his acknowledgements at being elected an
honorary member of tina society and regretting his
being prevented by of1cial duties from being pre-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

DARING AITEMPT-Three daring attempts were
made recently to set fire to the American Hotel in
Staunton, Va. Fire was applied to the beds in the
upper chamber In each instance-once on Thurs.
day night. about o'clock; on Friday night about
the same hour, and for the last time on Saturday
about II A NJ. when the bed in the room of Mr. j.
VI. Hanger was entirely consumed. negro girl
arrested and committed to Jail upon slight sus
picio.t, but understand there is no positive evil
dence against ber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

ARREST OF MAIL AdzNT-Thomas P. Shallcross,
Esq, special mail agent arrested, on Friday last,
In Cincinnati, young man named Edward de Stei-
gar, route mail agent between Marietta and Gin.
cinnati. Steigar is charged with robbng the pest
Office at Athens of package of money Of about
81 900. On Saturday last at the instance of Mr.. g.,
young man named Brough was arrested In But
ter county, Ohio, on the charge Of pilferng draft
for $500 from the mails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

DRESS AT THE FRENCH CouRr.-The progress of
extravagance in dress has provoked slight coun-
ter demonstration on the part of the French Court
Last year it was understood that no lady invited
to Compiegne conid appear twice in the same
dress. This season it has been intimated that the
temperance Of dress once in the course of a
week will be not only tolerated but approved. The
consequence Is that ladies invited to pass q week
at Compegue pack up only eight dresses instead
of sixteen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

MoNEY IN AUsrRIA.-The Austrian Gazette says:
"It Is fact that money is cheaper and more pien.
tiful in Vienna than in London, Paris, Amsterdam,
Berlin or Frankfort Our country has suffered less
from the transatlantic crisis than the Western
States of Europe. Indeed, Its effect here Is scarce
iy perceptible,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

INDUSTRIOUS WoNES.-Ons hundred and ffty-
two thousand six hundred and forty hye pairs Of
wooden socks were knitted by the women sf New
York in their leisure moments in the year 1856.
Their cash yalue was x46,2o7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

There were IS deaths In Baltimere last wssk-lo
Of consumption.
German chemist II said to have discovered
means Of obtaining crystalized sugar from birsh
wood.
william Korre, sentenced to be hung In Sc
Louis on the 4th ult.. has had his sentsnced COM
mitted by Governor Stewart TO imprisonment for
lie.
The aSons Of Mslta" in st. Louis are abont 70
distribute two thousand dollars among the Poor of
that city. 49,
The British bark Ontario, ffsn New York Tor
newfoundland, vas totally destroyed BY nrs as
Whitehead, n. B., On Monday.
slsighing and moonlisht are the attractions y
Western New York.
Billy Birch, the Snowman, dstributed one non'
sn ThnFe6ay norntne.
Nh Nhueasrase, - lrasiliaA MlnisteF -
: NO. &: fssds sa'',s
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CRUSHED TO DkArH.-Two boys, named Cleveland
and 0dell, were playing under a rock in Indian
Town, N. B., few days ago, when suddenly piece
of k,weighing two or three tons,fsl apon them.
Cleveland instantly killed, and 0dell was in
inred 50 as to leave little hope Of his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

SINGULAR AND FATAL Acc1pENr.-0n Saturday last,
John Farrell, . rigger, while driving bolt into
killed by the bolt springing out and striking him
on the head
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER--Cb;ldren

VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children
CRY for It'll This valuable and popular prepara-
ton Is recommended with the greatest conndence -
kst experience and test of years having proved III
Rroyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children it in sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the Youngest infant with perfect
safety, asst contains no OIL wsrm seed turpentne or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only BY Z. J. PICoT. and for sale BY
Druggists generally. an m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

TIE NEW GuASo ISLAND IN TIE PAcrHc.-Com-
mander Davis, Of the U. s. ship St. Marys, writes
that the conclusions and opiniens" Of Commodore
Island in the Pacific have been approved by the
actual observation Of himself and other officers Of
the st. Marys, who, being there at favorite sea-
son, were enabled to land 1t that island. Com
Marvine, 1t will be remembered, pronounced rs
worthless whatever guano might be found on the
island in consequence Of its being saturated with
heavy rains.
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RICE ONE CENT.


iNPHovInG. WIN. J. Brown, the man
Who had HIS skull badly fractured IN nght IN
kocketfs, fast Monday night, IVES In IN improving
condition when - heard from him yesterday. and
eis physicians nov think that he may recover, u
ne y kept quiet snd properly attended TO- Not.
wnnstandfng the extent and severity OF the frac.
sure OF the frontal bone, 10 has not yet been deemed
necsssary to perform sn operation and may not
ne. Brown says he has no idea who inflicted the
injury upon him. but thinks that the instrument
with which be was struck vas throwu prpfuiscu-
ossiy into the crowd. Thomas OCouner the old
man who bad his arm fractured. and vas other
wise injured In the same ARRAY 10 suffering great
PAIN rom MS wounds; and Miles MeMahau, another
OF party whose teeth were knocked out and head
and face severely beaten, Is under the hands Of .
physician, With fair chances for speedy recovery.
ofher parties engaged In this riot, were more or
less injured, but none Of them eeriousiy Al vet
no facts have been developed to show how the row
originated, or who we're the leaders in it.
DIED or HIS INJURIES. Eulli-
van, the man Who wasso seriously injured by fall
rom wall af the corner Of 18th and Cary streets,
on Tuesday last died Of his injuries At hafpast n
O'Clock yesterday morning The deceased leaves
three helpless children. with no one to care for
them. and 1t is therefore proper that they should
be taken BY the 0verseers Of the Poor and placed
IN comfortable quarters at once.
scALPKD.-Two negro fellows, employ
ed in Mr.. Pilkerton's tobacco factory, near the
north end Of Mayo's bridge, got into q row last
wednesday night, when one Of them seized blud-
geon and gave the other violent blow on the top
of the head, emitting the scalp of to the BONE and
inhcting an ugly and painful wound Dr. War.
ing attended the wounded man. The fellow who
committed the deed, should be arrested and pun
ished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

A CASE roR LRGIsLAToRs.-If 90 into q grocer,
shop aud steal two or three pieces Of sugar, am
thief But if the grocer sells me pound of sugar
and there are ono or two ounces short, he mere
ly sells things by false weight. / am imprisoned
The grocer Is fined few shillings and escapes
am guilty OF but one theft. The grocer, 1t may be
is guilty of a thousand, for he robs every persor
to whom he sells goods with those false weights -
Now, can you tell us by what strange anomaly O
the law the greater thief 10 allowed to get off q
much more cheaply than the lssseri Why shouldn'l
there be the same law for both Punch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

RUNAWAY HoTs.--The brig Eliza Burgess, which
sailed from salen, Mass, on the 2ist ult, pat into
Gloucester the next day, for the purpose Of land,
ing ave boys, who had slowed themselves away on
board. when put en- shore, they AL started ASST
for homs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

BURNING OF SrEAMEa-The steamer New Lucy
was totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday last
while icebound, at Detroit, on the Missouri river
No lives were lost The loss Of the vassel amount
to SIS, 900, and the Insurance. to $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

SALE OF Lors AT ELI THAYER's TowN.-There was
recently public sale Of lots in Ceredo, Va, the
site chosen by Eli Thayer, Of Mass, for his pro-
posed settlement The lots are Is feet front and
100 feet deep. some sixty or seventy were sold at
from $50 to SEQ each. Purchasers are required to
build on them within two years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

FROM THE WEST INprRs-We have adv;ce. from,
the West Indies, dated at Kingston, Jamacia. on
9th OF November. The Legislative Assembly was
to meet next day, when petition would be sent in.
asking Tor an annual grant to have steam commu.
ncation with the United States established Her
British Majestys gun boats Jasper and Jason. fIye
guns each, and eighty horse power, had left for
Cuba to watch the movements of steamers on the
coast: ihere Was no news OF interest. The sugar
crop for the year will be good Tho copper mine, sti
prospered The town Of Mayaguez, Porto Rico.
was visited by severe shock of an earthquake on
the 18th of November VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
seS Corner OF Clay and Adam streets
WOODFIN'S SPECIFICI-F0R

" CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
its virtues for several years. having freouentIy eS
small Quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
anlicted lie had no idea of offering 1t 10 the public
who had been cured by its use. He now, with sreat
confidence offers 1t to the public for the two diseases
not as general panacea for all the ills flesh /. heir
To- Many certificates may be seen at ali the places
of sale. ~ F''eS
Manufactured and sold by q. woODFIN 18th
street, Church Hills price 81 per BOTTLE or bottles
PIoor; j. W. POLLARD. 18th street: and Dr. SSri1INas
corner Of Broad and 23th streets, Church Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0yELS, T0NGS and POKERS--I have for
sale elegant assortment of all kinds Of Crates
handsome and plain sets of Shoves, Tongs and
POkers. Seven different sizes Of coal Scuttles cinde
shovels. fire Shoyels: handsome Stands for Shoves
fre Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bella, of
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any of the above articles be supplied
the lowest Northern prices. / am manufacturing
ell kinds of Brass and Iron Work of the above de-
scr1ption, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACToRY, No 225
Main street between sth and 9Th streets, West side,
Richmond, Va.
g. d. DENO0N
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$50 REWARD.-The above re

z $50 REWARD.-The. above re-
"a ward OF twenty dollars will be paid by the
A0 subscriber TO any person who will deliver to
- him, at Craigton, in Henrico county, his ne
Tfo glrI NANCY, who times calls herself Nancy
G6nham, who away the 18th of this MONTH
Nancy is q very likely bright mulatto bushy head,
very bright black eye and about "A years old. She
10 Jelieved TO be in the city Of Richmond, its vi
entity. WM A. CHRISTIAN,
&C 24-ts Craigton, Uenrico co.
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- r-s.sryyryrr, RICHMOND, Oct. lst., 1857.
~ ssasssSs SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
and after this date, ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
TIT Railroad will he received at Office, l34 Main
street. instead of Railroad Depot heretofore. be-
Ing in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
90 5-s Adams Express Company.
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MARINE Losses FOR NovEMBER-The New York
Courier publishes table of marine losses for the
past month, showing an aggregate Of thirty-eiebt
vessels, of which two were steamers, six were
ships, six were barks, six were brigs, seventeen
were schooners, and one sloop. The total value of
property lost was $s2o. 200. This is the value of
the property totally lost, exclusive of damages to
vessels not amounting to total loss and of partial
losses of cargo Since the 1st of January, SIS yes
sells. valued with their cargoes at $le 500 have
been lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

IMPORTANT suIrs on BUSINESS PApsR-IMEssr
DAMAGES DENANpED.-0n Saturday, eight suits were
commenced in the United States Circuit Court a,
Cincinnati, by James Lee Co., Of New York
against several banking institutions of Ohio. in
which the parties claim damages in the aggregate
to the amount of 1897 900. The suits are the fol-
lowing:
James Leo Co. vs.. Athens Branch of the State
Bank of Ohio, twelve bills of endorsement, dam
ages 100000. Same VS.. ChilIicothe Branch, four.
teen bills, damages 100000. Same vs. Bank CT
Marietta, twenty-o bills damages 500. .o00 Same
vs.. Mad River Valley Bank, thirteen bills damages
0,000. Same vs.. Rsss County Bank, at Chilli.
coths, four bills, damages $35, 900. Same vs. Bank
Of Xenia. six bills, damages $35.0OO Same ys
Lynn Bank, at piquo, one bill, damages $1,000
Same vs.. Logan Branch of State Bank, three bills
damages $4,000.
The defendants in these suits are endorsers Oh
paper discounted by them and forwarded to Z. Lud
low, cashier Of the Ohio Trust Company in New
York, and by him passed to other parties The de-
tendants will resist the suits on the ground that
notes were sent to Mr.. Ludlow for collection only
and not for negotiation, and that they are not
therefore liable a endorsed,
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'rtidcate Of q package oflo whole Tickets.
10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth

IL ORDERING TIcKETs OR CERTIFICATES,
kpclose the money TO address for the Tiskets
ordered. on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending In
sny figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
tspurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post 0fice, County and state
81 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
abe IN full without deduction.
Go All prizes Of s. 900 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
sfthirty days.
All commune stions strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
8. SWAN h CO., Augusta. Ca,
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time by addressing 8. SWAN Il CO., at either
Of those cities.
~ list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled TO, will be published after every drawing In
q following papers: The Augusta (Gs) Consti-
Gt ionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
InteiIigencer, New York Weekly Day Book, savan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch and Paulding (Miss) Clarion. nos
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EpIroR-N. r. Stirssop ed;.
tor and proprietor Of the New York Day Book. died
suddenly Msnday afternoon, while on his way 10
Cypress Hills, L. l. Mr.. Stimson was on his way
renee took place. He entered the cars full of life
aud health. but had not proceeded ON his Journey
more than mile, when the hand Of death came
upon him. The conductor of the train saluted him
just previous to the cars entering the tunnel
when they emerged at the other side the deceased
was found setting lifeless in his seat it's suppos
ed that disease Of the heart was the cause of his
sudden and antimely demise.
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ixhALE PoLIrIcIAE.-Women formerly possessed,
and at various timsa exercised, the elective fran
chise in New Jersey. By the constitution, adopt.
eo yuiy =, i!o, the privilege of voting was &C.
corded to "all inhabitants of full axen f5 nrocIs
nation money, clear estate, and who had resided 4
certain time within the country. Az this could be
construed to include women prominent ouaker
member OF the Assembly had the act 30 drawn A
to read "hs or she" when ref rne 10 op.iia.a ,o
ters. No charge was n.-de until 1907, and women
often voted when the elections were closed or there
was any special excitement. In the Presidential
contest 1900, there were many instances of their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

An ofciAl report states that there ara At present
81 Sunday schools In Chicago, H., with 500 teach
srs and 5000 scholars.
Mrs. Soutliworth, the novelist, was among the
listeners to Lola Montes in Warrington, Monday
night.
st. John papers, Of the cath ult, Contradict the
report that the American schooner DR.. Zane had
bsen seized st Chatham.
Capt, Loomis, United States army, In command
or the troops In Florida arrived ~ key West On
the 1ist u NevsmbsF, iroua Nsw orisans.
Eight hundred sAlps are annnslly lse1sd = oNe
hsa 1ish la4ber. 1he efeEeGe yelus = sash sasoe
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CLOTHIN0.
E. s. McELROY,
YER CHANT TAIL0R.

IN. Has on hand q good assortment Of OLOFU0.
CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS, &C., which he 10 Pre-
pared to make mp in fashionable style. on eeoD
TERMS and at short notice. In connection with the
above, he has made arrangements with tha wen
known house of Vim. T, Jennings Co., one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway, NsW
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and kas
now on hand an assortment of all styles, from Ne
dunn to the finest quality. All new styles will b h
An assortment Of GENTiEMRNs FURNIsHINa
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand.