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Things In Norfolk.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, April 18th, 1868.
Paul j. Ballas, mentioned in a former letter, as
having stolen negro boy, in the year 1916. was
this morning brought up before Mayor Ferguson
for further examination. He then presented a
bill of sale for the boy. dated early in lS46 signed
by Richard Cox, and witnessed by Hobson and G.
w. Molly, which appears to have been recently
written. and 10 evidently sgued-witnesses and
abby one aud the same hand. This was at once
pronounced forgery. The G. ". Molly is sup
posed to be the Rev. G. W. Molly, who will be
written to at once in regard TO the matter and
possibly his affidavit taken to whether he hap
ever attested any such document. 1t appears
from this, that there will be two counts against
him at the April term of the Corporation
Court, to which he has been sent ON by the
Mayor for still further examination.
The boy Bill, whose name has been altered in
the bin of sale to Joe, has been given to the
custody of his MISTRESS Mrs Reed, and appears
well contented to remain there. The remainder
Of the business this morning was void of interest,
save to our local readers. There was quite fare
up, however, at the afternoon levee in which
criDoline and young America took active parts
Miss L. Buchanan. who halls from the city of mag
nifieent distances (but who is no connection of
the respectable old gentleman who inhabits the
White House, made her appearance this after
noon, in consequence of a severe engagement du-
ring the morning.
Ills Honor bound the parties over in the sum of
800, and then, like Alexander the Great, sighed
because he could do no more.
Ours is an inefficient police, for they "mark
even the sparrow's fall" in proof OF which.
John Sparrow got drunk and tumbed down last
night and was picked up by the charities provided
with bed at the watch house. and this morning
charged the enormous sum of 81 for his lodgings.
Prof Donaldson. the blind scholar of Baltimore,
who has already addressed large and attentive
audience at the Institute Hall. will lecture to.
morrow evening at Mechanics Hall. Subject the
Mode Of teaching the Blind. This worthy but unfr.
tunate gentleman, may probably visit your city,
and. in such case, We commend him to the kind
attention OF the press aud citizens generally.
large discharge among the painters, ship car.
penters and abo. is daily expected in the Cos
port navy yard.
Military affairs seem the food tide in our
city at this time. Tho Rifemen had a drill Ia {
night the Blues aud Greys tonight, and the Ju-
niors-who contemplate change in their uniform
meet tomorrow night. PERCUSSION.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST

NEW YORK, April 13.-Tee steamship Star OF the
West with the California mails to I'D OF March,
and passengers has arrived. She brings $360,Ooo
in specie. 80
she left Aspinwall on the evening of April Attn.
The Z. S. sloop of war jamestown lett the DAY
previous for San Juan, with the treaty between
the United States aud New Grenada ratified.
OREGON.
Lieut. Allen, reported to have persisted IN tue
snow, had arrived at Portland, having been apah-
doned by all his party, save one.
FROM MEXICO.
Adyices from Tampco state that Garcls had cap
tured thirteen Mexican ''reactionists' on board
the British mail steamer, and had also hred on an
American vessel, in attempting to extort douoie
duties from her.
CALIFORNIA.
The Senate had passed resolutions, previously
passed by the House, in favor OF the Lecompton
Constitution. ca.
The Senate had refused to provide Tor STATE
Constitutional Convention.
The House had passed bill prosiuins ior iuhu-
ing the floating debt of San Francisco.
large number of cattle were drowned on the
Upper sacramento by high water, succeeding hea-
Wy rains. -. III ho, 49,
rested a kidnspper.
movement was on foot to raise emlgrants 10
settle on the Gadsden purchase.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 13-Senate-A committee of
three, consisting Of Messrs Green, Hunter and
Seward, appointed to confer with similar
committee on the part of the House, on the Kan
question.
The Utah telegraph bill was postponed until
next session.
House-Tbe Washington Police bill was debated,
but no vote was taken omit
To morrow at l O'Clock the House will act on the
disagreeing votes of the two Houses on Kansas.
The memorial applying for territorial govern!
ment for Carson Valley. was received and referred
TO the Committee on Territories.
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Richmond CITY. Anril 9Th. ISIS

RICHMOND CITY, April 9th, 1858.
H-Tbe undersigned. members of the Legislature,
take pleasure in sayisg that they have witnessed
the operation OF HALLS VIRGINIA SHtNGLE
MACHINE" now on exhibition in this city, and
look ason it one not only OF extreme simplicity
have ever They would beg leave, also. to
earnestly recommend it. home invention, to the
favor able consideration OF the manufacturers of the
State.
Riyes, Prince George Co.
A G MOODY. 1se of Wight Co,
Littleton Knock, hccomac Co.
j W Masse, hockbridge Co.
TT Fauntleroy, Jr, Frederick Co.
Ben Rush Floyd. Wythe Co, (Senate)
y DeaUe, Jr. j., nchburg.
( 8 eeney, Ohio o.
Alp WOODS. Ohio Co.
John Plymale, Wayne Co.
r NJ Powell Hampshire Co.
N II johnson, Taylor Co.
Colin Bass Roanoke Co.
The above Machine is on exhibition each day from
to j NJ, at the Planning Mill of Messrs SjmmB &
Plummer. corner Main and 7th streets, where tho
propretors prepared to prove their assertions
wit: They can make on one Machine, requiring the
labor of oniy man, from IL ,000 to 200O0 shingles
per day. AVID of quality far SURPRISING any hereto
fore known being entirely free from saw marks or
fu6 side Of every one warranted equal to the
best paned surface They will produce barrel head
planning and at a saving in cost of 81 per cent They
will also cut double The quantity of Cor nail
kegs that can be prodNed by any other process and
Of quality tar superior.
The Machine is constructed entirely OF iron, and
weighs less than 600 pounds. Being compete with.
in ITSELF it requires setting up being ready for
work wherever you place it.
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D6 JOHN F. REGNAULT.
1872 MAIN STREET,
Has now in store his SPRING supply of FRENCH
and AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, AND
DECOR ALTON
that of Louis XIV. and the IL subjects
illustrative Of each month in the year. besides the
usual variety of Gilt, Velvet and Plain; together
with WOOD GILT M0ULDINGS.
FIRE SCREEN
Amongst which is a large assortment of SCRIP
TURAL SCENES.
ALSO
CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DOOR AND PARL0R MATS.
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt, Velvet. Boquet, Landscape and Plain.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
WINDOW C0RNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS
HAIR, MOSS AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, &c. &c
In fact, everything that is usually found in an
Upholstery and Paper Hanging establishment, and
will be pleased to exhibit them to all who may ia
vor him with call and will guarantee that all work
done by him will be executed in the BEST and La
TEST STYLE. ap 9-lH
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, April 13.-The steamer Daniel Web
ster, from Havana on the Sth inst, has arrived
The news generally is unimportant. Three hum
dred and fifty more coolies had arrived on the
island.
The whole of the week had been spent in fetes
in honor of the birth of the Princess Astura, con-
seauently there nothing done in business.
Ihe steamer Fulton was at Havana.
CHARLESTON. April l3.-The steamer Isabel, from
Havana, has arrived Sugar and molasses were
nniat NaMs nnimnOrtant.
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onizens and strangers should procure the
poau.iiui Amorotypes executed by the far famed
artists. TYLER Co. Their work is not only cheap
put oil the finest quality In addition TO which they
keep their patrons waiting but few moments
ifLR Co. win serve you with any style of Like
ness you wish at prices from % cents to SIS and by
her Steam process think nothing of taking i.0ou
Portraits daily. Their Gallery Is at i3s Main st.
ap H-d&cwlt
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u. s. Army

The last news from Gen. Johnston's command in
Utah represents bis small force as eager to whip
the Mermons before reinforcem ents can arrive and
diminish their share of glory This is fiue COM
mentary on the pretext offered for an Increase of
the standing army-that IL was necessary to de-
feat the Mormons and save Gen. Johnston's CON-
msnd from destruction.
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CREVASSES ON THE MISSISSIPPI-DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13-A crevasse has taken
place opposite this city, doing immense damage
Five or six crevasses have taken place between
here and Vicksburg, causing great destruction on
the plantations The water is believed TO have
attained it's maximum height, and this city is con-
sidered safe.
The latest report from Vicksburg says the river
is falling. but several leyees had given way below
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RSp IF it is a good picture YOU WAL

sas" IT it is good picture you want,
go to old Whitehurst's Gallery, II Main street
where you will not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which wi bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Pilot q aphs !Ambroty pes Crayon Heads
Melaneotypes, Panotypes. and Nielleographs and
Photographs on silk or cambria handkerchiefs.
and enlarged toany size.
Pictures taken from 37s cents. rain or shine; Pho
Also. Photograph On Washington Monument.
first class copy arc now ready and for sale. Call at
WATSON q SONS
N B.-A young man wanted t. learn the bust
ness. ap l0-lm
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SPURIOUS Cois John Rifle, of Kanawba, and
Donald and Sparks, two young men of Nicholas
county, Va, have been arrested in Braxton coun-
~, for passing spurious coin. On the persons OF
the two last named were found counterfeit quar-
ters and halves badly executed, with quantity Of
material for making more. They confessed where
they had concealed their mouids.
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GEORGE NJ. VESTS BULLETIN OF

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THE SrEuBESvIIIE RAmRosD.-The Pittsburgh
Dispatch says that operations are forthwith to be
recommended on the railroad bridge over the Ohio
river at steubenville in the face OF the law recent
ly enacted by the Virgin In Legislature.
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As summer approaches, the human ystem becomes
debilitated, and often so much weakened that life
bect mes burthen to its possessor. School misses
and boys. as well adults suffer from relaxation
OF the nerves, and when nature is unaided. perma
nept diseases are the fruits Of neglect A good ton
ic in such Cases. is the grand deSdsrdtuB, and o.
site qualities, the free of them Is all that is ne
cessary to stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
the appetite, and give such tone n the stomach
will enable the machinery Of our nature TO perform
its functions in healthy manner. In no instance
have they failed to give entire salts action when
vor.
tor sac by all the principal druggists In the city Of
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. apl
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THE NEw LICENSE L.w.-Tbe grocers of Peters
burg, Virginia, held meeting Monday evening.
and appointed a committee to collect the fund ne
cessary for procuring legal opinion on the con-
stitutionality of the new license law.
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PoIITrcaL-A meeting is called in Norfolk for
tomorrow night, of those "who approve OF the
action and object of Gov. WISE in calling an extra
session of the Legislature" for the purpose
of sgiying some expression of their appreciation
of his course
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iHEATRs.-The gorgeous scenes, splendid cos.
tumes sudbeautiful songs and dances, which have
proved 90 attractive for nearly two weeks, will be
70 produced at the theatre tonight. Our youthful
and lady readers will bear in mind the afternoon
performance, which will DO given to-day for their
especial accommodation. ALApDiS's engagement
mas proved very successful thus far, and we hope
the tide Of popular applause will continue to Gov
In. Mile Oansriss will appear this afternoon aud
tonight
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CoANCTATIos OF SENTENCE. - Lawrence Slayen.
convicted OF highway robbery at Columbia, s. c.,
aud sentenced to be hung on the 30th inst has
had his sentence commuted by Governor Allston
stripes on the 23d and 10 on the seth inst and be
banished from the State forever
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RESTORATION 10 yrRorsn.- Another company OF
nxeeen families sailed from Philadelphia In the
ssssmship Virginia, on Saturday, for Richmond.
On ronts Tor Mr.. Goraon's lands, In Bath couuty'
Va Nj. Gordon went with them himself 10 "a
them in sestling and nxing themselves upon the
lands. FeA s'''
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MAILS Br THE AaERIcA.-The foreign mails by the
America are received, but contain nothing of i'm
portance. The first shipment of cotton from AZ
rica-seventy-two bales-had reached Liverpool.
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RONNETS, RIBBONS, r UCH s.
- cheap for cash.-Opening this day beautiful new
style Ribbons, Florence Braid Bonnets. Cold Straw
Bonnets, Neapotan Bonnets Flats. Leghorns. Steel
Extension Skirts, Hoop Skirts. Also, 5.9t0 yards
(yard wide) Striped Lawns at II cts per yard
G a GWAFKIN,
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Hail storm In Fredericksburg.
tcoRREspoNpEScH OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
FREDERICKSBURG. AnriI t1th

FREDERICKSBURG, April t1th.
severe hail storm passed over our city this
morning, at 8 o'clock, Of 20 minutes duration &C.
comianied by thunder. lightning and wind. cover
ing the streets several inches thick. At each eud
81 tho city there ives hail. The cloud seemed
10 6ang over the centre of the town. Vegetation
end fruit trees are greatly damaged.
Rappaharnook river 10 quite high.
Business Is much brisker than usual.
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- SPRING IMPORTATION OF fRxscHGooDs. The
first case of my French Importation of spring work
Tor gentlemen's wear has Just bssn received
ALEX. HILL, Importer,
ep i0-ft lE Man street
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a6y- To THE WORMS or THE CrrY

RteBmoNp.--I am candidate for the Office OF COM.
MISSIONER OFTIIE REyEN q & tor Monroe Ward
I have been resident OF this city for many years
end more particularly Of said ward and most re
spectuliy solicit your votes at the election ia MAY
next. This being the first time / have presented
myself bsfore You for any ONCE. and should it BE-
your pleasure TO confer II upon me- the duties thert
Of viii be faithfully and impartiaily discharged .
ap I4--iawlms LORENZO GRADY,
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BIBLIcAL.-Tbe Canton (Me.) Repository states
that the Legislature of Missouri at the session of
1901, passed an act instructng the estate Libra
rian to furnish each member of the Legislature
with copy ofthe Holy Bible 81 LaEaes Re,iso,, ,,
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NY NoTroE.-Tbe

11 NoTIoE.-The particular attention
81 the public called TO the sale of the very yaua-
bic private residence on Bread near MAYO street h
take place THIS AFTERNOON at ~ o'clock. For
terms. &C. see auction head
apH-It G0DDIN &ApPERsoN, Aucts
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D1scHARaEp.-There were twenty carpenters aud
six painters discharged from the Gosport Navy
Yard, Saturday, for want of work to employ them
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To THE Worms or HEsRICo, 2D DIS
rRrcr,--Tn answer TO the call OF many friends IT,
become candidate for the Office Of COMMISSION
that II elected win serve 70 the best OF my abii
ty. Respectfully.
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CANADA CURRENcY.-They are soon to have sae
imai currency Ia Canada. The new coins have
oeen struck by the English mint, in one cent, d We
cent, ten cent, aud twenty cent pieces
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80 OLD PAPERS FOR SALE.-A lot eff
old PAPERS suitable for wrapping packages. &C -
20 cents per hundred. Apply at the Dispatch Office.
ap l2-3t
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ATsL AccnsnT~-in pinwiddie county, Va, on
saturday last, Peterson Wells, . son Of Il. Well.
yss ktlla4 ~ the accidental explosion Of his sun
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OXEN FOR UTAH-We learn by a gentIema, ,,,..
arrived from Kentucky, that Government has
bought $4,000 head of oxen In Missouri, at sI26
yoke, for the use Of the army in Utah.
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FIRE WOONSOCK EFT.

WooNseoKET, X. l., April IA fire in this place
this morning destroyed the Baptist Church, and
some adjoining buildings. The property is mostly
irrr, r.nh
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FAMILY FLOUR, of superior quality,
= for sale In quantities 30 suit. by
sp if-at DUNLOP, M0NCURE 4 90.
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DEMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BR.Sn

IL CUTTER, has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
es adjustment of Messrs. ID. Il q. X. Weller on Main
street, six doors below the st Charles Hotel where
all in want Of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms and he has carried on this bnsi
in this city for the last IS years be atiers him
self he please the most fastidious.
NH 22-dkwlm
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Col BENross wuL-Col, Bentons will, IL Is sta
ted, places his estatsin the hands Of Mr.. jones'
Mr. Jacob, and Col. Fremont, (sensin-iawo MI
Montgomery Blair and Capt Lee, as trustees 900
The house in Washington, where he passed the last
portion Of his life, 10 bequeathed to Mrs. Jones,
aud his library 20 her husband. The remainder of
the estate is equally divided.
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Ts,rxs RUNNING TnRouan rHE blue RIDGE TuS.
sys.--The passenger train on the Central hAhroaa
for stsunton, ran through the Blue Ridge Tnnne,
Yesterday. and hereafter the trains on tho ROAD
Will run through g regularly.
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.aV.rts.esuerts Cor the DrspxrcH must Be handed
v ~ oesock in TIA aftsrnoom. Ia order 10 appear
,he next day The heavy pressure OF advertisements
mon the columns Of our paper will not admit OF
their reception after the hour named.
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IDEAS, Beans. butter, Eggs, Dried APP
= pies. Flax Seed. &c. &c. iuls received from the
Country Gu con ,ignm nj. . nd for sale by
EGdLRST0N 4 FITzaERALD.
sph No "a. Pearl street
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&M %-o hL Ahb---hand"dy 1rVm
"A the subscriber, in the county of Amelia, on
~ the 18th inst, negro man, JOHN, about
- feet 10 OF II inches in height, very black;
scars reenlected, except probably one or two small
ones on the forehead occasioned apparently by the
Ghicken-pox. He had on when he left mixed coat
and pants, both twled ana pants nearly new; pair
of pegged Shoes nearly new. had been worn only q
few days He was purchased of Dupuy stokes on
the 23d of December, 1885, in the city of Richmond.
He on the 18th near Bevil's Bridge, in the
county of Amelia, and was probably attempting to
get to the Glover Hill Pits, in Chesterfield l will
give the above reward if delivered to at Amelia
e. H. or TO Hector Davis, of Richmond and if taken
more than fifty miles distant will pay expenses of
travel. BENZ W BAILEY.
an lA-2t-
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D%To THE VorERs OF AmELIA.-Ia am
candidate for election to the Office Of SHERIFF
and solicit your votes. Most respectfully,
an I4-6t* VIM DIETER
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Z EMPIRE CITY.

NEW YORK, April l3.-The Boston ship Mountain
Wave, from Charleston, is ashore off Scituate.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY
New ORLEANS, April 12-The steamship Empire
City has arrived. She brings no news of impor-
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sAorNCy IN RrOLK.

wM Z. FOSTER, Bso., u tise Agent Tor tne pA'If
nspxurH m Norfolk, the circulation OF the paper
,nnra having Increased Ia An extent demanding per-
ana, attention 20 lie distribution the collection OF
Anes &c
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YAK POSTS. OAK POSTS AND FENC,

~ ING PLANK.-Squsre Oak Posts for yard and
garden fences ronnd White Oak Posts Is To q feet
long; White Oak Fencing Plank ls feet long Sea-
soned OAK and PINE WOOD By the cord For sale
by HUGH WATT
Ad'ress through Richmond Post 0flice.
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CIGN PAINTING.

- IUN L AIN INU.
~ The CITIZENS OF RICHMOND HAVING RE-
ELESTED me by an OVERWHELMING MAJOR.
IrY, to the office of SIGN PAINTER for the fr-
ture. hold myself ia readiness to execute the or
deis OF all who SEEK AFTER SIGN, aud respesttul
ly solic it their patronage.
shall continue. rs heretofore, with my father, l.
u Montague, at the corner Of Bank and 18th
streets. VIM MONTAGUE.
a. w
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IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an CLOTHING!! CLOTHINGll The subscri-
lRf Der has Just received his stock of SPRING
elk CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FUR
SlSHlNG GOODS. to which he would ask the at
ention of his friends and the public generally.
Il. b. SPENCE,
apl4 No 100, corner of Main and 18th sts.