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New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
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world with hrge quantity Of local and miscellaneous
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The struggle for Omce-ChaAces OF the
Candidates for Speaker and Clerk, sc.
Albany, Dec 20, 1860
The day has been spent in hard labor by the different
candidates for offices at the disposal or the regiss.
ture.
The contest for Speaker overrides everything The
battle is close one both tides claiming to hold tho
papers. Robinsons friends firm aud confident,
whilst Littejohns adhereuts sangune and defiant
The best information that can gather tonight gives
Robinson forty seven, Lttejohn fortytwo and Fender
grast three, in the first ballot in the caucus.
In the face OF this stands the fact that LtleoAn has
with him the subterrsneous workers Of the party the
mon who work wonderous changes without any person
knowing how they do IT, Above board Robinson
hes the winning cards, but q different state
OF things may exist In the lower regions
but not ~ free a. last night, ~A~-- w-r- 80
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FALLING Orr IN THE PRoDOcT or CALIFORNIA
GoI.D.-The following tabular statement gives
the names Of the steam packets employed in the
California carrying trade, their days Of sailing
and arriving, duration Of passage and amount
of specie brought by each during the past
year.
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NV OsrEAss Dec. -, 1880.
CottorSalcs day 10 900 bales az II &c. ike for
middliug Sugar steady n &C. &C. for fair 10 fully fair
Flour closed with an advancing tendency At - 2Ss
Cotton TO Liverpool I'D
CINCINNATI Dec. ~, 1880
Flour lcss arm at a. co. Whskey nrm at 14i<c. Hogs
duh and declined l5e 20c closing without buyers
a 70 ~ So large number Offering for future de-
livery ~ Is TO- which tends to deprcss the market nd
eating that there stn considerable number 70
forward. Provisions rm but closing dull and heavy,
with not much demand mess pork was offered at ti5,
lard &C. green hams closed At 6Ac sac Nothing was
done in bulk meats. Money market continues 70 10
tight Sight exchange on New York dull ct Il pos cent
premium.
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Wreck OF the British ship Emperor.
p.sxrox pcr N raAo

The British ship Emperor, Of London, Mowlcm. from
~. Johns for Pcnsrth Roads, with cargo Of dcsis,
sprung leak the l7th and bore up for Boston This
morning she ashore schooner Bars Chatham and
lled The len 10 bos and stood out 10 sea On &C
count Of the surf the beach The captain sad b. the
ship and was taken on this Afternoon BY NE boat The
vessel n probably q total loss
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IHh REVOLUTION IN THE SOtTH-WHAT
SHOULD THE NORTH Do;-As our readers are
too well aware, the whole South Is on the
brink Of revolution. The danger has become
too palpable to be slurred over or kept out Of
sight In nearly all the Southern States popu-
lar conventions or extra sessions Of the Legis-
latures have been called f,r the sole purpose
of taking some action upon the present condi-
ton Of national politics That the Alabama
and Florida Conventions will follow the ex-
ample Of South Carolina there can be little or
no doubt The action Of Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas will be
governed in great measure by events yet to
come. The people Of these States are prepar-
ing for war; and whether or not ths& dread al
tentative will be resorted TO depends upon the
federal executive and the action Of the North
ern States, where as yet no decided movement
has been made to conciliate the South
or to prepare for the evil effects which
must result from the dismemberment Of the
ccnfederacy. In New Jersey the people
are signing q petition for q State Conven-
ton, for no definite purpose that we can
conceive but New Jersey Is not the State to
lead in the movement Tomorrow the Lee
gislatures Of New York and Pennsylvania will
meet, and o. the vote Of these great States
created the commotion that now exists in the
South, the representatives Of the people should
take some decided action upon It In New
York and Pennsylvania there is very strong
party-we believe majority--in favor Of con-
ciliating the South, and adopting all honorable
means to bring about reconciliation. This par
ty can only be heard oiRcially through their le-
gislators, who come fresh from the people; and
the question should be met without delay.
Local affairs must stand aside when the great
question Of the perpctuity Of the Union Is on
the taps.
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who purposed 10 take up their residence with
us, and that our present serious political
troubles will operate to check the usual fow Of
immig grafton.
An important fact in connection with the
immigration business Is the amount Of money
these apparently almost destitute people
bring US. Nearly eight millions OF dol
lars, the larger part in specie, were brought
to this port by immigrants last year As usual,
seventy-ive per cent Of the immigrants came
from Germany and Ireland. Eagland sends
ten per cent, and Switzerland almost as many
as France--the last circumstance not very
fiattering proof of the superiority of democratic
over despotic government.
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TO THE KpfTOR OF THE HkrAiD.
81 rrpIov srsDu, Dec. ~. l,'p
DIAN esr--By inserting the following notice ~ s'rir
paper you win cbiige. Yours respectfully, ..,
Farmer Mt az Ludlow street betwees the hAa ~ Two
r NJ and ten NJ, on New Years tay. .
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BuroS Dec 90 1850
Building Nos Al, ~ and IS Kingston par.
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning Geo. II Fox
Co., machnsts, lose ~ coo and other occupants oo
Total loss, 81 900
70 the amount OF 10000
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l~A ...sv--crprViaiy from new ork. Inn
portant changes win be made BY them way the
other II takes Forty seven votes for a nomination
The talk for Speaker has completely placed the con-
test for Clerk In the background, that definite coaclu
sons can be drawn In regard to that controversy Rich
ardson claims forty-two the nrst ballot and the
notation on the second Gillespie claims thirty three
70 start with schofeld twenty; Colt sixteen and seve
raj others from i've 70 ten. there but nnetywo
men 70 90 into caucus somebody must be awfuy disap
pointed.
There win be effort made concentrate the oppos
ton to Richardson upon Dir. Risley, Of Chautauqua.
should this take place the result viii be doabtful
EA Williams the old Sergeant Arms seems 10 have
easy call, there opposition 70 him that really
amounts TO anything
TEv o'cIocx p. NJ
Iittieohn's friends held caucus on Saturday night
Mr.. l. made speech, placing his claims the ground
OF his being abused BY Greeley.
Robinson's fiends assembled in caucus al Congress-
Ha tonight and compared notes. They found forty two
certain for Robinson and nine more probable The
doubtful not being here iy unable ASCERTAIN
positively n now look though the state Of the Re-
gcucy was Litieohn for spcaksr and Risey for Clerk
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about 10 close. we may witness .a~sva.~,vv--
bic ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the United States; we
may see Austria no longer an existing Power;
we may see the Tartar dynasty of China give
way to one which win better insure the public
welfare; We may see Turkey split up into fnde-
pendent sections; we may see Syria virtually
under the rule of France; we may see the long
doSntrodden italy shining like . star in the
ornament Of Europe, and We may zee much
more than we here like to speculate upon.
The present is an eventfd period In the worlds
history, and so rife with stirring events that II
is hard to say what day may bring forth.
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BARNyms AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway-Day and
Eycning--Tu SRA OF leEAzrEc CnILDRss-LtyIsG Curl
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.OWTRY THEATRE Bowery--sPALDrsc RoGERs
uIsraIAs TRogPk MONSTER 81. MIcHAEL
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RpyAxrs, MrNsTREIS Mnohancs' Hall. Az Broad
a. RurrTsoUrs SONGS DANCES, &c.-DnIEs LAND.
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NEw s0WFRY THEATRE, Bcwery.-MAD ASroSr
WAYNK-FRIsKY CopBLER-- Mysteries or PARIS.
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wALLAcK,s THEATRE Broadway. -PAULaaE-To
EopDYs SRCRsT.
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HooLEY a CAMPBEILs MtNsTRELS, Siblo's saloon,
sosGs DANCES, buRLks9uEs, &c
HAPPY NEW YEAR,
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE. ~. 81 Broadway :
SKvEN SIsrKRs
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway opposite 3cnd street
PAUL PRr-NIcHoLAs NicELEBY
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NAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

New York, Monday, December 81. 1860.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIaLo's GARDEN, Broadway.-Tx GL.p,lrOs.
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TERMS OF wEEKLY.

chosen few, who are admitted into the
esOteric school, and whose concurrence Isl
necessary. Until Mah0mct had performed
his journey to the seventh heaven, no man
knew that there was such n beast as AL
BOrak, that could whisk him along ut the
rate Ofa million of miles in q minute
No one knew OF the great giant, whose
nose was the breadth of seventy thousand
days journey; nor of the great cock, whose
head has the advantage of being forty-tive
thousand miles distant from his toes, and
whose crow is heard by every living
creature upon earth, except men and
fairies! Others who are equally believers
in the miracle affirm that. it is much more
Mormon than MahOmetan. When Joe
Smith found his golden plates III meadow
near Syracuse, New York, he was directed
by infallible inspiration TO place them in
the bottom of Il Int and to read their con-
tents bymeans ofa pcepStOue. The North
crn wing of the Baltimore CONVENTION has
placed the peepStone in the keeping of our
political Supreme Court, and not one of
us little men is even to have an opinion
on constitution questions again. In all
humility and self-abnegation, we are to
receive their revelations and cherish no
opinions of our own.
Reader, under the idea that you might
be cOntumacious and determined TO judge
for yourself l hnve laid the materials
before you. You have here a kind
of panorama, in fact, synopsis of
the national legislation on this terrific
rial slavery question during the first sixty
two years Ofour history under the present
federal constitution. You can read this
little abridgcmcnt in II siuglr Eour. The
most l0borionS man living could not col
late all these old statutes in forty. No
private aims, no personal motives inhu-
ence me to undertake the performance of
this drudgcry But | am laboring under
an ''irrepressi9le". Ss9ogSlct5ioBs 4aahtkfsfsa.
A SoN or THE OH DoMISlox
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I'm He

R8~Casn Capital 81 600 OOO absolute and unimpared
WIN sTRpLUs OF S5U63 IS.
And the prestige of IS years and experience
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The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through Of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventful i'll exempt from
sweeping cOnfa grations and maritime disaster. Be
ing long established, unA cash basis, the troubles of
the credit system affect in mat eria particular.
During "hari times the security of reliable Insu-
is imperative duty-ths ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies Issued without delay and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
n. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office over tho Bank of Wheeling.
Eehl9-d1w till Jan lat 80
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NNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEA LERs,
" booksellers, Stationsrs, Binders Printers, and
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities.
can offer great Inducements parties iii want OF Pa
pers such as are usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Leger and Flat Papers, FOolscap, Letter. Note and
BillOt Foin, Packet, Commercial and all grades of
French Papers. Coored Papers, Tissue, Binders,
Trunk and Straw Board, Botting, etc, etc; Bank
Note, Bond, Drawing. Bank, EnTelops. Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-NOts
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and semi-
nareS, Clergyman and Professional men. BlllhcRd5
In stock, ready ruled for Printers rom to Heads
to the sleat. Blue and White, WoVe and Laid. In
fact. complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars
and save yOnr money. Orders by mail, accompanied
with cash, will be filled we'll If present in per-
sOn CARSON ( HARD,
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOvCncy and
fair profit.
EEytcidl 1tsntion g'sn to Insurance Of D WELLLNGS
and Contents for terms Of one To fire years.
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$l,5OG,3ST So

TOTAL LIABILITIES; .------
Unsettled claims not due. .s17392G 81
R5-Losses Elutnbly adjusted and promptly pNid.-GA
Upwards of 100000
OF Losses have been paid by tho lEtt Insurance Co.,
in the past IS years.
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CTiLI, THEY COME.-Crowdx of ladi,

NTiLL THEY COME.-Crowds of ladies
~ have been fockiug to G0LDSMIT'S the past
they have been well paid for their trouble. He IS
iust receiving MS second supply of Goods, con, :
Cloaks a full line OF Millinery Goods Dress and
Cloak r.lmminEs; Emb5el deries, Head Dresses,
Gauntiets q full line Of Ladies' Linen Cambria
Hdkfs.; all styles If Corsets; splendid Black
Sllss: White flannels, SHIRT Fronts. ir,sh Lin
and SWISS Edg ngs, extra cheap Cambria Bands ;
GU Yards White and coored Tarletans at 10 cents
cut velvets. Feathers, Ribbons, Ruches, Bonnet
Ribbons, Bonnets, Flats, Satins, Silks. 1t Is to
SAI1' a. call before purchasing, as they can be
suited with what they want and save money in the
bargain. svs E. GOLDSMITH,
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~ PURCELL, LADD 4 ~. -
IL l2z Main street, Co,nsr 1sth street, Reeh-
~ Dzoad, Va,
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
500 lbs. best Indigo, 80 bbls. Burning Fluid,
hhds. Prime Nader. 80 +" Coal Oil.
800 kegs Sup. CaIb- Soda. % % Sperm Oil,
100 cases do. in Id. 10 !" Lard Oil.
papers. 1000 gals Lamp Oil,
Is casks Sal Coda, so bbls Machine Oil,
500 OF Sulph. QuInine, 200 csses Sweet Oil.
500 kegs Lewis Lead, in ~ bbls. Linseed Gil,
Oil, $50 cases Extract Log
$500 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags Sifted Pepper, Is bbls. Spts. Turpen-
80 - AllspIoe, tine,
60 /" Ginger, prime, Is kegs Apto. Emerys.
$50 boxes Pow er Q 2 900 lbs. Reid Borax;
Spices, pure, bbis. Camphor,
So bb.s. Castor Oil 5000 lbs, Pure Saltpefse,
rs b6lf. Alcohol. 100 boxes Starch,
tons II H Zlnc, In oil, 2,0C0 boxes French Vim
dow Glass asst. sizk>s,
With full stock of other articles, and pa
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER.
FUMERIES, Painters COL0RS, BRUSHES
&c., &C., on our usual terms.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
l22 Man street corner 18th.
N. B.-Particular and prompt attention TO pack.
ing and piping orders.
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FALL Tk A DE. 1000

VI 1OOO.
ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, tsucoessor To Bin
ford, Dickinson WeIsiger.lN No rs Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the libera PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the pnbic gem
orally invites their attention to his large and ex-
tensive stock of HATS, GAPS, FURS. &c, com
prlsing every style manufactured tor the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail To pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see, visiting the city, are respectfully solicited to
call and x amne for themselves before purchas-
ing. A liberal discount made to those who pur-
chase for cash,
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1000
IOOO. DIRECT IMPORTATION. 1OOO.

CLARKsON, ANDERSON & Co, No. 1O6,
Hardware, Gallery, Cans, and anchor Boil
ing Cloths, have received, per ship 'Snsan
of fine and heavy Hardware; and from the manu-
facturers in tha Eastern States. their goods of
ton of the merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina, guaranteeipg to sell as cheap as
are also agents for 7F airbank's" very celebrated
Scales, which they sell at m snufacturers' prices.
N. B Orders shall receive their prompt and
careful attention.
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~Aa +. 4. JETER,

1870 +. 4. JETER,
49, SURGE0 DENTIST,
S1IHD Offcs on Main, below Pearl street, next
door ~ p. Horton Keach's trimming store, and two
door, above Messrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s Dry
GoOos store.
Having returned to the city would he pleased to
see those that have engagements with. ALI opera
tons performed in the most approved and solentIhs
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. loo E-lJ
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DENTISTRY.

~ TIFiCIAL TEETH..:THE
Observation-Disclosures AND VULCAEIrE
S-IID P X o c + So = g. W. JONES, DEN.
list, having the right for the above mode OF
making Teeth, and being satisfied of its ah
oan with confidence commend 1t to those desiring
full partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him !. insert one or more teeth 1c!thoat clasps
ing b. chest IN the profession, North and South;
testi 0nias will be given and specimens exhibited
gold -. any other plate will of course be made tcr
thos preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tract e. and all other operations gently ana tho
rougn Z performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC-
IRIS. ITY trithont paia
Hail no Sly
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TAILORING, &c.
X FAD L HI S.

a. IL T. Il ID II > .
NJ We have on hand an elegant and large as
III 'o' ''I GENrs' FURNISHING GOODS
and READY MADE CLOTHING. fine st 'ct Of
Sass a and
We have as large and varied an assortment OF hne
oXER C4ATs can be found in this
by OURSELVES. AS our terms are cash. we
are sa At with small n pye SfttSs;rs
the shortest notice, and a neat fit guaranteed.
Come see ier yopEse siyTeasn;,xsn.tp SON
No. IA Main street, s doors below Exchange
oc lU-lm Bank, Richmond, Va
CALL ARD WINTER CIUTHING.- The
attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally is RESPECTFULLY called to our large,
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
all of which were manufactured by us, with a
view of pleasing the great dlversltles of taste IN
regard todrsss. We fatter ourselves that the
STYLE, fit, and durability of our garments are un-
urpassed by any house In the city, and that our
advantages in manufacturing clothing ara such as
to enable us to sell at such reduced prices as can
arrangements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever BEFORE we
ARTICLES in branch of business, assuring them
all that we will do them justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any artl
Gle of Gents "ea,ing Apparel at short notice.
tBranch of Baltimore House,)
10s. corner Main ana 1ith or Pearl SITS.
(1LOTHING, CLOTHiNG-HULL has got
~ ten in and is constantly receiving tthree ship
ments per week. his Fall and Winter stock o.
CLOTH Nc. He has selected his whole stock and
had II made up after the iates: reported styles
He makes il a polnttO have an odd, fine, s'y ish,
durable, and good fitting stock. MIR. GROSHONG.
his former partner, superrnte nds the getting up of
his stock whose name is sufil clent guarantee of
something pretty as well as good.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, in good style
and at short notice.
The largest and best selected stock Of SH RTS,
DRAW ERS. I'll rs, COLLARS, SOCKS, &c kept
IN the city Shirts made to order.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Late of Tupman Il Hu,)
% Main. l4th strest
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- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!-
MNEW AND IMPORTANT Ar.

- K ANGEMENT. Iss0-The ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the pubic that they have arranged 10 run their
F FaYrspEt Mif TN TO NEE
MOND, thereby ahording unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at !, s and O'Clock
p NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A NJ
and IL p. M. Expresses leava Baltimore at 10
4. n. AND AND H. arriving IN Richmond at 80
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
ade pha and Baltimore, and al points North and
West, ats. 80 A. NJ and 50 P; M.
our Office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
The Adams Express Company ieei that they can
guarantee To the public civlty. attention and sat-
lsfaction In all their intercourse with their okcers
IL Richmond, and nothing viii be LEFT undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freigh, and packages arIivinE b. the Express
from the North at O'Clock r. NJ will 10 delivered
advance OF twelve hours over our arrangements
NV SSSks r. 4 Y,..I.
AM sAi f isifa Il
AGES, MONEY. BONDS, LEGAL DOCU-
patch to all parts Of the United States. canadas
an No TTSEsSpI DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
as the Ssfsssa a. and sass
sS SLAVES forwarded BY each Of our Expresses,
IN saa oi saG 4
All frsishts promptly called for and delivered
sa0l For iartSsr Information. please call at our
Ones ~ a Nab i'ss'i klxRsEgy seNsAsy..
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WILL OPEN THIS MORNING.-At EZE-
M. klEL's, q Main street, 800 yards "a Heay,
White Goods, for counte rpanss;6 yards make
Enpres9 ~ SQUARE for only. 81 20, TO cover the
styles WooIlen Goods. tor Men and Boys wear
LII snd 'sMdSIFssnts come snd ses
800 Buperfpe Linen and Marseiies Ro.ams Mt Z
o. .ithout Collars and cats 70 match. Theseu are
gotten UP spiendidly. and will be sold, ready made.
styles new Dress Goods cheap, cheap cbenn All
3tss EZEKIEL'E, Il Man stTsst'
Maiiertsa nd &c.