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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
Heavy Loss OF PROPERTY, ETC.-PhiladeI-
Dhin. December Sat 6 o'clock z. NJ.
fire broke out in the lower story of 8 large
building on Market street above Sixth oc-
cupied as wholesale drug store by I. Nor
ris Perot & Co. Almost instantly the flames
enyeloped the whole building, and IN less
than quarter of an hour not particle OF
it remained except walls. The fire then ex-
tended east and west, destroying on either
side large buildings occupied by dealers s; IN
hats, shoes, hardware, furniture ,eto. Ihe
losses are very heavy. 1t is reported tnas
a fireman fell from the roof Of an adJoln-
ing building into the flames.
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r,. uestsry vaughan Case.

HARRISBURG, Pa, December 4.-Governor
Geary replies to an application of q female
delegation from New York IN oenal o.
Hester Vaughan condemned for numbering
ber ;nfantl That their action has long been
anticipated by thousands of Pennsylvaa-
mans, mostly ladies that further action is
unnecessary, as the case is thoroughly un'
derstood, and his (the Governor's) course
determined upon.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, December 4.-Noon.-Consols,
92h. United States bonds steady at "a
FRANKFORT, December 4.-United States
bonds, 792sS79H.
LIVERPOOL, December 4.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet estimated sales, 10000 bales. Sales
for the week, $4,000, including, for export,
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The WESTERN Hoe TRADE.-The Gin
cinnati Price Current of Wednesday says :
"Hogs have come to market rather spa
ringly, which must be attributed to the fine
feeding weather, and to the fact that prices
are rather below the estimates of feeders
Large receipts cannot be expected until the
weather breaks. The dem and for the hog
product has been fair, but prices declined
though the price of hogs advanced. The
weather has been very favorable for curing,
and packers inform us that pork is curing
more rapidly and perfectly than for many
years."
The Louisville Courier remarks:
"The market is active and frmer under
the impression that the crop, at least in
Kentucky, will prove q short one, and the
packers were meeting the views of drovers
more freely. We hear of sales of 1915
hogs, e lots, as to weight, at prices ranging
from s7.35 to S7.s5, gross and also sale
of a selected lot of extra heavy hogs at
eight cents, gross"
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The Storm.

FORTRESS MONROE, December "A
heavy northwest storm prevails here.
SAvASNAH, GA, December 4.-It rained
heavily last night and to-day till noon,
when the weather cleared off cool.
CHARLESTON, s. c., December At has
been raining heavily all day, and business
is interrupted. The New York steamer is
detained by the heavy weather.
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The following (says the Cincinnati Com
mercjaD is said to be the dispatch sent by
Wash. Mclean and c. L. Vallandigham to
columbus when the project of changing
candidates was under consideration
CINCINNATI, October l6.
" E. F. Bingham
ga dispatch from New York says that
Chase, with the assent of Seymour and
Blair, has been informally nominated. Ex-
element here is intense. Our people will
Ill support the move with enthusiasm. We
nope the committee will interpose no obsta-
lie. "WAsH. MCLEAN,
&C. L. VALLANDIGHAM."
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North Carolina Legislature

RALEIGH, N. c., December 4.-Th'
Lower House to-day was engaged on th'
bribery investigation resolution, and finally
adopted it by small majority. The in
vestigation will now proceed. There il
much opposition to the resolution, from
which grave disclosures are promised
Both Houses have resolved to take recess
from December 2lst to January 4th.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

| Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December 4, 1868.
Telegraph Companies and Telegraphing-
A Bill to Provide against the Seizure Of
Priuate kilograms.
Among the bills to be introduced in Con-
gress is one to regulate telegraph companies
and telegraphing, and providing, among
other things, penalties for tampering with
or improperly disclosing the contents Of
private messages. How far in this direction
Congress has the power to go is mooted
question, but in view of recent experience,
end the diaapprobation expressed By many
members of both Houses as to the manner
of getting possession Of private kilograms
during the Impeachment investigation, 1t is
expected that there will be but little oppo-
sition TO the measure unless it shall be found
that Congress is powerless to provide re-
medy. Whilst there is no general complaint
among Republicans against obtaining the
information that was sought in that inves-
tieation, it is argued that it should not
have been obtained by an irregular, unlaw-
full, and indiscriminate seizure and exami-
nation of private and confidential commu-
| nications.
The Union Pacific Railroad Controversy.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
controversy is still in allegiance. The
officers Of the road have not completed their
reply to the allegations in the report of the
special commissioners, and it may not be
presented to the President until next Mon
day.
The Presidents Message.
The various statements published as to
the manner of transmitting the Presidents
message to the press next week are not
founded upon anything aaid by Mr.. john
son. He has not indicated to any one
what plan he will pursue, but there is no
doubt that copies Of the document will be
entrusted to the Agent of the Associated
Press, to be by him transmitted to the large
cities go as to satisfy the publishers of news
papers.
arrival of Congressman.
A large number Of congressman arrived
here since yesterday morning.
WALLACE.
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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

MOBILE, ALA, December 4.-The steamer
Dorrance exploded her boiler at the wharf
this morning at 9 o'clock. The United
States boiler Inspector was testing her boiler
at the time of the explosion. Two negroes
were instantly killed, and another has since
died. Several more we're injured, as also
were two white men.
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MonE Coon News FROM WASHINGTON .

More Coon News FROM WASHINGTON
4 letter in the Baltimore Gazette says:
"There need be no longer doubt, in
ruth, that Congress will meet on Monday
Under decidedly improved auspices. !
earn that even some effort will be made to
'onciliate the South by the extremists. The
Democratic aud Democratic Conservative
members, in the mean time, seem disposed
o let the Radicals paddle their canoe un-
nolested by parliamentary impediments.
rhey say let us quietly look on and see
chat will be proposed; but vote as con-
cience shall dictate.'"
The same writer says Grant wants Wash
,urne and Rawlins in his Cabinet.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, December l. 1858.

Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND December l. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-Whte ], o4s bushels Red 90? bushels.
Corn.-White, new, a7S bushels. Mixed, new, is9
bushels.
OatS.-L24S bushels.
Rue.-c3s bushels.
Fdrseed .-e bushels.
Fi0ur.-Fine barrels.
SALES.
1Thedt.-W hite 800 bushels prime on private
terms 90 bushels n. 80 as so bushels very good at
$23:i Il bushels mixed ut So 80; bushels fair at
- 20; 8S bushels common at 42.10, 80 bushels at
20 bushels inferior ut e. 20 bushels At ST. So
100 bushels at $l75: 20 bushels damaged at 81 IS
~ bushels screenings at 81 .20-tota l.0!6 bushels.
Red 1870 bushels prime at SO 0S 4s bushels private
terms 46 bushels good at 81 95 80 bushels at 81 8
ia bushels fair at 81. 80. 23! bushels at 5ls73
bushels common at $l.75: so bushels damaged at
8l75: 80 bushels inferior at 81 SO: 81 bu heels very
inferior at 81 %: 80 bushels medium on private
terms-totsl 69l bushels.
COrn.-White 20 bushels damp new ct soc. 50
bushels new at SIC. 3OS bushels at S5c-total,
378 bushels. Mixed 80 bushels new ut Sc.
OdtS.-l96 bushels prime at CSC. 80 bushels good
at s2,c., 300 bushels a. &C. Total. !52 bushels.
Rvs.-lo bushels prime ut $l.4o l26 bushels on
private terms; - bushels very good at SI.s73. To-
tai 2nS bushels.
F2drSeed IS bushels good at S2.a5.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat Red ll2 bushels.
Odts.-1, 100 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05
p.,road collision in Ohio.

CLEyELASp, OH1o, December IA col,
,;sion occurred Yesterday on the Cleveland
and Toledo railroad, killing one passengeI,
and wounding several OFFERS IL was eau0e'
by misplaced switch.
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More Police TDjunctiOns In New Sr'

leans.
NEW ORLEANS, December Am injunc.
ton was issued to-day on application, OF
President Dunn, of the Metropolitan Ponce
Board, to restrain Mayor Conway and his
Chief of Police, Diamond, from interfering
in the police affairs of the city.
Judge Leamont, when the injunctions
were brought before him to-day restraining
the court in certain action, dismissed them
with judgments in favor of the defendants,
ON the ground that the law on which they
are brought is unconstitutional.
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The Cuban ReyOlutiOn

The Cuban Revolution.
HAVANA, December 4.-Several rebel
chiefs and agents have been brought here
prisoners. Great restitution is represented
to exist in the insurgent districts.
Sugar quiet.
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BY RALLY. RALLY. RALLY!!!

! have recently moved into my new store, on
BROAD street between Fourth and Fifth streets, and
am now prepared to wait on the numerous friends
and customers who throng the store daily. give
below some of the numerous low prices for the
benefit Of the public:
CALICOES ut 8, 10, and l2ic. per yard;
Beautiful DELAINES at zoe. worth 49,;
Splendid POPLINS at SOC. worth 7sc.;
CHANGEABLE GOODS at asc. worth soc.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, rich colors, at 7sc. worth 81 I;
FINE FRENCH MERINOEs at 81, cheap at $l.2s;
WHITE FLANNELs at 2sc. and upwards;
FINE BROCHE SHAWLs from % to $50;
CLOAKS in great variety;
LADIES' HOSE at lac. and upwards;
Great bargains In HANDKERCHIEFS.
I have also great variety or
BRoADCLoTHS
CAsSIMEREs,
DoEsKINs, and CAsINETs,
which can afford to sell at very sacrificing
price.
Come one come all. and examine for yourselves
the cheap goods at JULIUS sYCLE'S
ais Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
no25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05

CoNsT1TuTIoNALITY OF THE LEGAL
rsxDER AcT.-The first cases TO be argued
in the Supreme Court whom 1t meets nESt
week viii be those involving the coastitu-
tionality of the legal-tender act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05

General Grant.
BosT0N, December 4.-General Grant
visited Lowell to-day, and held levee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05
DUPTURE.-AYRES TRUSS.

IU -
those who are afflicted with rupture Will find In
the AYRES TRUSS certain relief and In many
instances a radical cure, for the afhlction. his
truss Is constructed on an entirely ne~ principle,
and Is the result OF the personal experience OF the
inventor for forty years. On n mere inspection II
commends itself for simplicity, evident utility,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted to the various forms Of hernin, as
any case that Is reducible may be relieved. Some
Of Its superior advantages are lightness two TO
three ounces), and the perfect comfort with which
Il can be worn a. night. Il has been pronounced
by some of the most eminent surgeons or this coun
try as the very best in use. The inventor has
opened en- Office for the sale OF this truss At No.
1872 Main street. over the old stand or Mitchell q
Tyler, where he respectfully invites the medical
faculty TO call and examine them.
a0--1m SAMUEL n 7 kES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05

IF YOU WANT OYSTERS by "a ~
Il the measure opened or in the she'll SAEsHV
go TO REID'S OLD DEPOT, esta- WIZ
blished 1854.
If you want FISH, go there.
II You want BEAR, VENIsON, DUCKS, or
BIRDS, go there.
GAME OF every kind bought aud sold.
Orders for the above thankfully received ana
promptly attended to. Families supplied At short
notice.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. THOMAS L.
WORD as salesman no further comment II neces-
sary as regards attention TO customers:
ROBERT REID,
te3-Iw Depot Sixth street. near Clay.
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w GENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW.
ERS, all sizes and weights;
BOYS UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
LADIES' UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
GIRLS UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
COURTNEY q SON are now receiving the
above goods from the manufacturers agents, and
Will sell them for small profits.
j. q. COURTNEY q SON,
nolo-im 9ls Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05

More Troops Wanted fOF Texas.
WASHINGTON, December 4.-General Rey-
nolds, commanding in Texas, requests that
more troops be sent to that Department.
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FOR SALE.

Observation-Disclosures clearing up
the rubbish Of the old courthouse on the
capitol Square we will sell OLD BRICKS at low
figures In lois to suit purchasers.
bUHNHAM WARDWELL,
superintendent Of Virginia Penitentiary.
de at
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COMMISSION FfEBCHANTs.

MTILLIAM 0. SMITH,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEW YORK.
f REFERENCES: Mr.. James Thomas, Jr., Messrs.
Gray & Boiling. Mr.. 6arret r. Watson, Messrs.
Caskie Brother, Messrs. Il. 81. hanry q Go.
no 21-10tS, M& III
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

HOLIDAY GOODS.
III SANTA CLAUS COMING.
j. WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER, lila Main
GOODS GiFr Bu0 Sy W Syp3phiKss .R 40 WEI
TING DESKS, PAPETRIES (all sizes and
prices), one million and one BOOKS for children.
Persons in want of such goods will find 1t TO their
IL terest to give TURNER a call. Remember, lila
Main street, two doors alb ove twelfth street.
J. WALL TURNER,
Bookseller aud News Agent.
ALSO DIARIES for ,sso reS
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NE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BED sHEEIING (Bleached and Unblcached)
pILLOW-CASE LINENS,
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON,
HUCKABACK TOWELS,
HUCKABACK,
BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMAsK white and Colored),
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs,
TABLE COVERS,
OILCLOTHs,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 AND 1918 MAIN STREET.
Ideal
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
TEXAS.
ner. u.scocK's VIEWS on THE REGIsTEArtoN
or VOTERS.

ovs u,NcocK's VIEWS on THE REGIsTEATioN
or VOTERS
The Ne,o- Orleans Crescent says: The follow
log letter addressed by W. q. Mitchell, Gen Hsnsocks
secretary for Civil Affairs. to prominent ciion oi
Tsxa. will be read with much interest By the pubic
sera N naturally great anxiety 70 have some autnVI
ex position Of the views OF the
sral on the question OF registration, and thls ettcr
ss extent OF the ground which covers may De c9nsu
sred 20 fu this requirement. In view OF tne propdpo
nassare Of the supplemental bill IL s extremely uc
~ssws OF his duty, under the law, corresponding with
shose OF Gen. Sheridan OF course his eIpresseo
<a,asens ON the great question OF the supremacy
f tSs cif and statute law, leads 70 the inference
& hs Sould utterly condemn and reject the arbitrary
sfhods employed by hs predecessor eut We have NOT
~ xst had any oeisl intimetcn of big opinions on th.
,,,ortant point The letter to MT Hahcock does not ~
ss .,Ic,ted II were limited particular psints. Nev-
@non tSe rsneral scope OF Cen. Hopcocks tsews may
& Tsssonsby inferred from his reference 70 the Law ~
. ssis Tds and his declaration that 10 the v alone,
,ah not 10 the arbitrary Will OF military ooinpapder
ouid the registrars look for instrnctons Thhh Ger
rIniy good beginning and an emnenuy favorable ccp'
.ss With the tyranneal aud reckless coufta Of The
!, mar oopnmandor OF this Department:
HEADoUAnTsRs FlrrH MILITARY DISTRICT. !
OYPIOE OF sEcRKfARf foR CIVIL AFFAIRS,
- ID HRw-ORLBAEs, La. Dee ~ 1851.
"A, Hoa Joffy HANCOCK. Aufttt is1df rle am az
D. la ~ the commanding 70 scfnowledee
H. receipt Of your letter Of the 2so ns In winch you
R.s the Board Of Registrars in the etsts Of rsxas
Asii n 10 b disqualification for Registrations 70 hsv'
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase. will find II for thor interest TO aa
yertise in THg TRIBUNE. Its aggregate CIRCULATION is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and Is scattered
through every State and Territory, az well as In NOV"
York aud all the principal cities and villages MAKE 'e
advertisements az short as possible stating the advan
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF iE
TRIBUNE, Weekly, and Weekly, are subscribed lot
by entirely different persons. 30 that Advertisements In
serted in each will reach all classes
Advertisements charged % cents per ne each IN
sertion, In DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line IN WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per line In SESi'"EEKLf IhibuSs
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
AND MINING sIocKs.-FIRsr BOARD.

FRIDAY. Jan. ls-f. w.
Gold opened at lGSl sold at 1S9 closing at lSs! The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were, $sj9oS.
90, and the balance. $l.95s,46S. Government stocks
continue in good investment demand at full prices
The fluctuations in gold have little effect upon the
sales at the offices of the leading dealers Staestocu
are firm, and there is more doing i'll Railway mort
cages. Express stocks are steady. except Wells
Fargo & Co., which fell TO 4Gt. In the afternoon Ex'
press shares were fmer Adams advancing per cent,
and Merchants J.
Railway shares opened steady before the Board
with considerable purchases OF Erie at f'aHa'
Pacific Mail was weak at l0;i l0i.. Al the STOCK
Exchange the dealings in Pacific Mail were large az
LOG. l0! cash The recent decline is stated 10 ha'o
been caused by doubts as 10 the payment oil di'-
idend in March The dealings in Railway shares weio
large and the general temper of the street ouinsn
upon the theory that contraction will be MADE in
the currency and that call loans will be very
cheap until money il wanted next Autumn
to move the crops. After the call prices were
firmer. Ere selling at s5i. and northwestern
Preferred at 13!. AZ the Second Board the mar
ket was dull Quicksilver improved. and sold at %
Atlantic Mail sold mt O0 Hudson River was stronger
and sold at no. After the Board Erie was freely
hammered and sold down TO AZ New-York Central,
1891! Cleveland and Pittsburgh was frm and soid
at 81. Al the close there was slight Improvements
In prices and the market closed steady at quotations
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
nfstnc cls
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
tations of stocks /:

Money ia abundant at Sal per cent, the latter an
exceptional rate. In commercial bills no change
Best sell at per cent, and second grade 7sSs
Exchange is steady at the following quotations.
London. 60 days, IO9iSl0s!; sight. 1l0:Sllo Psns'
long, 5l64e6.i5; short, 5iS'aSsi2l; Antwerp. SlsaS
5.l6,; Swiss, 5ls.95.16!; Amsterdam. lfs4lt'
Frankfort. fifa41!; Bremen. 7osa79i Berlin, 7ss'ss
A dispatch from Washington says:
The Committee Of waY and Means held "a muortaa'
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

meeting of The Grand Army of the Re-
public was held in Philadelphia in the Chamber Of
the Common Council, on Thursday evening. Gen.
Hiekles presded, and Gen. Hurlburt of Illinois made
speech strongly supporting tho course pursued BY
Congress, and denonncing the policy and conrse Of
Andrew johnson. The meeting nominated Gen.
Grant for President, and recommended that o Con-
yenton of Soldiers snd Sailors be held at Chicago on
the 18th day Of May next Gems. Siokles and Hml.
burt stated that Gen. Gfsnt's opinions were in hAr-
mony With the Congressional plan OF reconstruction
Considerable enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

The Rev. s. M. Isaacs will deliver discourse
today, ip the Broadway Synagogue
The Rev. A. II. DeLevante will deliver dis
couras in the syQksogue Of the Conreektoo shssrsy
1ss&ek yos % spa Hsnn 81. a eSosk Ibis morniaE
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Friday, Jan. H. 1868.
By order of John Kelly, Sheriff, some lots on
secondaye.. between no-hundIedand-cightecnth and
and sts. sold auction to-
day Although the prices realized good the sale was
closed before all the property had been offered. Mr
Dordeu bought the lot the northwest corner OF
secondave and eighteenth-st, 20xo0
feet for S}g75 The lot adjoining the last feet north
from One.hundrcdth. and-e ghteenthst.. knocked
down 10 Mr. Adams for 2j Lot No g. the west side
of secondave 40 feet north Of OnehundTedand
eghteenthst was sold to Mr.. Kenyon for s. 800. The
lot adjoining the last, the north, purchased
by Mr. Higgins for 1900 addition to the above two
lots ON secondave on west side, commencing feet
south OF Onehundred and fOurteenhs each 25ylOo IT,,
were struck down to Mt Mcpherson for 81 1885 each. Mr.
Car purchased the the northeast OF sec
ondaye and Onehundrod thirteenthst, 2j l0xlO IT,
for s3075 and the lot in the OF it, Onehundred
ndthirteenth ST. 100 it. east OF Secondave, xiO0oX3l
KS IT, was sold to Justice Kelly for $l25 so years
lease OF mining property in Deer Park Orange County
together with engines tools &c sold for $1,000 TINS
being the only bid
The village Of Warwick Orange County, which, upon
the opening OF the Warwick Valley Railroad three years
ago, contained only 200 Inhabitants, now contains
2O0O with still greater proportiOnate increase OF bus
ness and wealth OF thirty and forty respec
lively in the vicinity OF the Palisades have been pur-
chased by the Hon s. d. Phelps and Mr. j. b. Lewis FOR
sl5 900 and $4,000 This vicinity is destined 10 become
popular for the residences OF NewYork business men,
aud offers On opportunity to make promising Investments
We learn that the County Hotel property In Somerv!Ie
~ j., has recently beev sold for $4,000 The dwelling
house on Mains In the same place, occupied by MI.
John Ball has been purchased by the Baptist Church as
q aparsonage, for u,