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uAVAsA.

HAVANA, November 22.-Lsts sd-
vices from Caracas represent thst TIE
country was generally quiet. A few
small bands OF malcoBtents were roam
ing In the mountains, but the citizsns
everywhere desired peace and were dis
posed to aequiesce il the authority OF the
existing Government.
Congress was to meet on the first of
January, when the new President would
be inaugurated.
The dispute about the bark Julia still
remained unsettled.
The Commissioners had not returned
to Caracas. -
Reports received from Porto Rico
that crops are IN s floatfshing con-
dideR and prosperity is returning to the
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Died.

MUssO-At the residence OF John a. Roach,
his son-in-lsw, Sunday morning, at tan min
utes past 1 O'Clock, Mr.. J. B. MUsso.
gne friends and -scquaintsnees OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his residence, ISl BesI street, this Monday
evening, at 2 o'clock. Carriages in attendance.
JONEs-November I'D, 1858, MARTHA CLoP-
TON, daughter OF DR.. P. 5. and MARTHA C.
JosEs, aged four year,, one month and ten
days.
The friends ofthe family are invited to attend
the burial from the family residence, ISz Adams
street, this morning, at 10 o'clock.
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ARD RIVERS,

LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Down-
Cheyenne, Cincinnati to Arkansas
river; Silver Moon, Cincinnati to Mem
phisi Swallow, Cincinnati to New
CAIRO, November 90 -Down-St.
Francis 8 pm, Groesbec Z pm, Forsyth
z pm. Up-Cairo 4 &m., Cornelia 6
am, Julis 2 pm. River rose six inches
clear.
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Removal.

WE have removed our ohlce from No. 3O6
tS Ne. aE0 Front Street, TWO doors
South OF ourIorIueT stand.
nOv22 w FOSTER. GWYNN & co.
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Dent1stry.

nR. z. II. SNEED. DENTIST. has returned
IL 10 Mempkis, and again offers his pxofes-
stonal services TO the cibizens of the cits and
~round country II loms ~ No. SIS Main
street, four doors below Union street, over Lrfi-
man 4 Vfenna's Gun Store. nOvlS Inn
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RECEIVER'S SALE OF
FINE FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION,
BY A. E.
Ne. IS7 Main Street,
RECEIVERS SALE OF

= WILL SELL on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, November 18th, at 10 O'cl ok, 1T No,
3s6 Main street, between GayoSo and McCall
street., UP RI0R NEW FURNITURE COM
prisiDg CnambsT Sells, in OaE, GalRu ana
Rns- Parior Sets, in Reps, Brocstelie and
Darassk Marble Top and Airrore1 SidebearcS-
Bureaus, Washstsnds and Commodes, Ward
robes. Omce Decks, Hat Racks, what NotS
Etagns. Tetes, Lounges, Bedstesds, Wire and
Tiu safes, Chairs, Tables WsshstandSB and q
null line Of new First-clsss ~urnituTe.
Also. a large lot of Metallic Burial CasSets.
Cases and Comns, with n full line OF Under
takers Trimmings, HsarSe, Two terri&ges,
Three Furniture Wagons, Harness etc etc.
Sale without reserve, and continued daily
until closed out. Terms, cash on delivery.
T. MAYFIELD, Receiver.
A, WALLACE, A~uctioneer. nov22 At
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In retiring from the arm of A. Vac caro- 4
Co, l cordially recommend. my success sors to
the connaence and patronage of my ma nds.
novS2iw N, MAGEVENEX y.
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STOCKHOLDERS:
CHARTERED FEBRUARYH, lsssLoRGAN.
lied OCTOBER s, 1858.

The Company Is now prepared to mn all or
ders for Religious, School aud MiscelIaneous
Books.
Orders for stereotyping and Printing Books
OF every description executed In fhe finest
style, and at q small advance cy a. New Work
and Philsdelphis prices.
Railroad, and Com mereial Print
Ing solicited. and satisfaction 20 granted.
Blank Books on hand and made to order.
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COMMISSION
No. 10 Union Street,
up stairsD MEMPHIS, TENN.

E- liberal advances made ON conssgnu, actsa
Orders for supplies, Bagging, Rope ona Ties
filled al lowest market rates, 1~nstruc.ions
r-ctly obsysd, ~ seps vsm
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JOHN REED

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g. Jehsr-
~ son Street. entrance IN alley. Sp cisl at
ten ion given to Stair Work. Houses and We
randahs framed really for hi, ping fnoy2Ilm
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Dsssosat5om Of C6nartmersh5p

THBF IRM OF A. VACCARo CO.. Is THIS
withdrawal OF N. Mssevensy,jr
a. EACCAeRO,
y. ACC RO.
N. MAGE VENEY, JR.
A. B. VACCARO.
The nrm will be continued under the old
signed, at the Old stand, a4 Fro,st street.
A. N,cCABO.
Il. 'gACJAEO.
A. B. VACCAR0.
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Eotice--Dissolution

THE firm OF GRAVES, JONES & co, having
1 sold their entire stock OF Books, Machinery,
etc. TO the Seutn western Publishing Company,
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent.
rae business of the late firm win be settled
by :. @. Rogers, senior partner. Office No. 81
south Court street, Memphis. Tenn.
November 81, 1865 1ov222s25 q
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JUS, Received and For Sale Lew

80 ( 6sfi end S1.4r ssli P SaETs.s spi'ed Pigs Fost
20 tlerces new Hams and Sugar Cured
shoulders,
% barrels and nslf pa rels Krout,
eS barrels Onions,
% b .rrels Spare Ribs and Pigs Tongues,
q. =. rCKERLY.s,
asa Front Street, bet. Union and Gayoso.
nOy2J w
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NEW ADvERTIs
Chamber of COmmerce.

THE regular monthly meeting OF the Cham
1 Der OF COnmerce viii be held e. their Hall
this dav, Monday. the 23i inst, at 3 o'cieck
pm. Ali members Will please Ds present.
T.. 4. NELSON, President.
s. RIDGELY, Secretary. nov23 1t
On Consignment n d for Sale Low TO
the Trade.
ono BUSHELS Al Malt, 10 bales fresh Hops,
ZUU Is barrels Rump Pork, 10 casks Bulk
Shoulders, 500 rolls BaSging, Sc coils Rope, LEGO
barrels EIour-sl grades.
JOBE, HUNT & CO.,
nOv23lE Z4 Front Street.
NIn REWARD StTsyed or stolen, on St
0lO urday, 2Ist, from the a icy in rear OF
Ire Block, a ROAM HORSE, alb ut Is hands
high right hlnO root white, sore on right side
from SADDLE had o. fair leather bride. black
hait-T, ( IMITATION Texas saddle. skeleton rag.
Toe above reward Will be paid on delivery OF
the horse and rigging, at our office S5 Lee Block.
Dtv23 JUDSUN AGO.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
CORRESPONDENCE.

6sTrcseOHdeHcc, on Public RUeatS, Solicited from
1STF part Of ne URt-d StaaeS.
ALNSLIE REAPLNG 6 90.
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Afatrs fra REV OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Last eve-!s
ming, before the injunction from the Fifth.
District Court was served upon him, Mayor
Conway had appointed Robert Diamond
chief Of police, with instructions to de-
mand the office, and if it was refused him
to sue out writ Of quo aDaardnto. These
instructions Diamond has complied with.
General Steadman to-day, rendered his
unqualified resignation as superintendent
of the Metropolitan police, and George Cain,
acting superintendent, was appointed SUI
perintendent pro tenn. The Police Commits
sioners state this evening that they intend
to appoint superintendent, on the recon-
mendation of the merchants and underwri-
tiers. ,. l.g IL
General Rousseau last night by, request,
visited the club-room Of" The Innocents p.
the club which was most prominent in the
troubles with the negroes, and in which
considerable feeling still existed on account
of the death and wounding of several ofsita
members. In short speech General Rous-
seau warned them that the responsibility
for oil the outrages and disorders in New
Orleans was laid on his shoulders, and that
he looked to them to keep the peace and en-
courage others to do the same. He felt it
his, duty to tell them that the law must be
obeyed, and that every man who has the
right shall vote unmolested on election day,
General Rousseau was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and the members of the club pledged
themselves to obey his wishes.
During the recent troubles here the pre-
sence of few United States uniforms was
always sufficient to restore order. General
Rousseau's force Of troops in the city has
ut no time exceeded few hundred men.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 31.--The treasury
employees who resign are allowed months
leave Of absence with pay. The others on
the black list who persist in efforts to re-
main in office will be summarily dis
missed. a.; ~
General Grant, by order of the President,
issues an order calling the attention Of per-
sons engaged in the naval and military SER
vice of the United States to the laws forbid
ding their interference in elections.
Buffers motion to dismiss the suits against
him in Baltimore, on the ground of breach
Of his congressional privileges, has beende-
MED, and the trial will proceed. w
The debt statement for October will show
little change. s,eg b.t.. ifss ~
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, is here.
In the case Of Tyler Us. Defrees, to reco-
yer possession of property sold under con-
fscation, the Court confirmed Defrees in
possession during Tyler's life. A full bench
vast present, Judge Cartier delivering the
opinion. 'r ~1s .citlH
The revenue receipts for the fiscal year
to date are $50,000,000.
There is q heavy rain, with high wind,
tonight.
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THE LAST PHASE OF THE BRADLEY
FISHER IMDRoGLIo.-lt will be remembered
by many of our readers, by the announce
ment heretofore made through these CO.
lumns, that at the last term Of the United
States Supreme Court Joseph II. Bradley,
ESD, by his counsel, James NJ. Carlisle,
ESQ, filed IN application for mandamus
upon the Judges of the Supreme Court Of
this District to show cause why his name
should not be returned to the roll OF attor-
neys, from which it was stricken, by order
Of Judge Fisher, at the close OF the Surratt
trial, in 1867. The court unanimously
granted the application, but as 1t was upon
the eve of adjournment for the term no fur
Their action was then taken. On Tuesday
last the proper rule, returnable on the tlrst
Monday in December, was served upon the
judges.
This will bring the whole record of pro-
ceedngs in the case before the Supreme
Court, and the best legal minds here, view
ing it as purely legal question, based only
upon the record, seem to be of the opinion
that an unprecedented tribunal cannot do
otherwise than order Mr.. Bradley's re-
instatement. In this connection, we would
add that the suits against Judge Fisher for
libel and for damages to the amount of
$4,000 are still pending. Although dam
ages are necessarily laid, the main purpose
of the suits is to disprove certain asper-
sions cast upon Mr.. Bradley's personal
and professional character contained IN the
order of Judge Fisher directing his name
TO be stricken from the roll of attorneys,
This suit for damages will probably be
tried at the coming session Of the Circuit
Court National Lpteuigencer.
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The entire circular railroad around Paris
has Just been terminated by the opening
of the last section. The connection be-
tween oil the railway stations is now COM
plete, and all heavy goods passing through
Paris can now be transferred to the opposite
lines without ever entering the streets OF
the city.
Curtis, in his Sedgwick grafton, used the
quotation "U6i hbertas, ibi patria." A
short hand reporter ct took him " all right,
but in writing out the notes made him say,
You be Libertas, l be Patria," and thus
it was printed.
Mr.. Edwin Forrest signed check to-day
for SOS, 900 in favor of Mrs. Catharine SIN
clair, his former wife-the proceeds in part
of the old divorce Judgment in her favor -
Neao YorA letter-Philadelphia Ledger.
Secretary Seward has gone to Goshen,
New York, and will 60 from thence to
Auburn, where, on Tuesday next, he will
vote for Grant and Colfax. rs
The Boston Journal recommends that
Mr.. John Quincy Adams. be made an hon
orary member of the Republican party for
his speeches in the South.
The First Presbyterian church in Phila-
delphia has chosen and set apart five ladies
to be deaconesses in the church.
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orroBER AGRICULTURAL REpoRr.-Th,

o-rosEs AGRICULTURAL REPoRT.-The
V.-tment of Agriculture has issued a re-
wy Of the condition of the crops in octo-
lo =. which says the full promise of the
VIZ summer has not been realized in the
CO. Ino. harvest. The increase is scarcely
WV. than three per cent, and that is OBJ
,'II: S.s mainly from the Pacific coast. The
! s,.rrose in production is chiefly in Maine,
% %.w hampshire, Massachusetts,, Connecti-
Ny' New Jersey, North Carolina, South
5 S,,,,);na, Georgia, Alabama, and Texas.
The The cats crop is somewhat larger than
-. wear. but not up to the wants of the
.,"ntry, or the expectations of the early
,,mmcr. OF cotton, the returns indicate a
S,,oII crop, possibly fifteen or twenty per
'., less than last year, but a complete
Vim" mate cannot be made until the crop is
s.,,bered. Returns from Louisiana indicate
- increase of twenty-five per cent. over
,,st year in sugar cane.
TLe amount of old wheat on hand is
,,r,evhat less than usual throughout the
.,nrtry, with the exception Of the cotton
States, which have higher average than
lest year. This remark will not apply to
Texas, where the granaries are uniformly
rmpty. The quantity left over in Wiscon-
s;u is relatively somewhat lower than in
the ncighboring States.
The stock of beeves in preparation for
market is larger than last year west and
:5uih of New Jersey, except in Indiana
srd Illinois, which States constitute an I'M
rortaut beef-producing section. The def
tt;encv in Illinois is placed at two per cent,
and in Indiana ut Ave per cent. The con
,;t;on of fattening cattle is almost uni
1cysslly superior, giving promise of better
snd larger meat supplies than usual.
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WORKSHOP PROPOSED At THE PATENT
0ryIcE.-Ihe Commissioner of Patents has
decided, in his report to the Secretary of
the Interior, to engraft o recommendation
mrr;nr the establishment Of 8 workshop
within the Patent Office building for the
manufacture and repair of models, with
skillcd workmcn, to be paid annual sala-
rcs. This movement is in the right direc-
ton. and the need of such shop has long
been felt for the repair Of models already
in the Office, hundreds Of them being IN q
broken and dilapidated condition. But it
!. essential that this addition should be
made to the office for the protection Of
pstentces, whose models, when once filed,
should be guarded against the possibility
Of being altered or otherwise tempered with
by parties in adverse interest. Under the
Loose practice heretofore prevailing, models
have been allowed to be taken from the
Office for the purpose of having copies made
for third parties, and opportunities thus
allowed for alterations which might involve
thousands of dollars. Within the past
week case has come to light clearly show
ING the alteration of model without the
knowledge of the patentee, and on point
nov involved in law. BY the establishment
Of such shop as is proposed, by Commits
sioner Foote all such troubles and frauds
would be prevented.-NationG Intelligent
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AWAR RELIc.--We have seen copy OF
General Beauregard's private correspond
ence from the time he took command at
Coriuth to his occupation of Chattanooga,
just before Bragg entered Kentucky. 1t
contains the secret history of that army
during the period named. 1t is now the
private property of gentleman in this
city. BY the way, it is fact not gene
rally known that the United States Govern
ment never succeeded in capturing the re-
cords of the Confederate War Department.
They we're last seen at a point in North
carolina not long before the surrender OF
General Johnston. We suspect they were
destroyed, but they may be in existence
ye'.-Aacon (Ga.) Journal and Messenger,
VctOber 2G. .-.---
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Foul MURpER.-About half-past II
o'clock last night white man by the name
of Welch,. accompanied by one, named
Kelly, went into the fruit store of Mr.. Ia
noga, at the corner Of King and Society
streets, ostensibly for the purpose of pur-
chasing some cigars, when WEIGH, as
we are informed, told his companion that
he had some business with Mr.. Zanoga's
clerk, young colored man named Edward
Dickson, and asked him to retire; Kelly did
so, and walked out of the store with Mr..
Zanoga. A few minutes afterwards the cry
of " murder" was heard, and Mr.. Zanoga,
running into the store, found Dickson lying
upon the floor with his throat cut. The po-
liceman, in the vicinity was called, and
went for. a physician, but before DR.. An
crum, who was nearest the spot, could
reach the scene of the murder, Dickson was
dead. .r...f
Weloh, the probable murderer, has not
been found up to the time We 60 to press,
but the detectives are on the lookout for
him. No reason can be assigned for his
assault on Dickson other than he was I'M
der the influence of liquor. We regret that
the circumstances of the case coming to our
knowledge at a late hour prevents us from
identifying WEIGH more closely.-Charles-
ton Courier, 30h.
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BCGGIEs WITHOUT AxLEs.-We yesterday
saw curiosity in the shape Of buggy
built by J. b. Whitney, of 172 Grand River
street, under patent granted to him Janu
airy 2Sth, 1868, and which is applicable to
every description of wheeled vehicle, and
is adapted to heavy as we'll as light work.
To understand this fully one should see it,
but to person conversant with mechanics
the following description will give an idea
Of the plan of construction. There are no
axles, but short shaft or mandrel, made
fast in the hub, each shaft running in two
INDEPENDENT metal boxes, secured by pro-
per fastening TO framework Of wood or
iron, in the shape of capital D, with the
addition of three light stay-bars running
across the D, thus making very neat,
light, and substantial gear. All the weight
Of the load and strain of draft is thrown
upon the main journal of the hub, securing
at the same time light but strong and
durable yehicle.-Dstroit Union.
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sneeeh from secretary Seward.

AUBURN, n Y, October sl.-secretary
Seward addressed. o large meeting here.
He defended President Johnson's policy,
and disapproyed. of the course Of the Radi-
cal party, but said he would not take the
sword nor put it into the hand Of another
to undo what had been done, even though
it had been unnecessary or unwise. 4 He
thought the distrust Of the Democrats,
which was felt by a large portion Of the
people, ought to be respected. He con6ded
in the Republican party, which. saved the
Union and abolished slavery. he beieyed
the success Of the Democrats would delay
the restoration of peace and harmony. rs f.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, October 3l.-Noon.-Money
easy at per cent. Sterling, 100 Gold,
1889. 5-20's, '62, coupons, 1888. North
Carolina SIS, 67M new, 671a. Virginia 6's,
ex-coupons, 561z; new, 585s. Tennessee
6's, nix; new, 7l11a. ~. .G> ,.5..als4 !
Flour lO@i5c. lower. Wheat nomi-
nally l@2c. lower. Mess pork dull at S277.
Lard dull steam, 17@l714c. Cotton quiet
OF 251ac. Turpentine, 44@441ac. Rosin
steady at $2.4O@s2.55. Freights quiet.
Euening. closed firm ). sales Of
1900 bales at $500. Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat heavy; winter 3@5c. lower.
Corn closed more active; mixed western,
$l.ll15@$1.13b. ! Whiskey quiet at 81. 10
@$l.iI. Mess pork dull, closing at s26.95
cash. y Lard quiet; kettle, 17A@l756e.
Turpentine, 44@441ac. Groceries quiet
and steady. Freights quiet. - a..-
Governments fraction lower. Money
light at per cent. Gold weaker at 1873
Tennessee 6's, r.. North Carolina IS,
6754. Virginia 6's, new, 60.
BALTIMORE, October 31.--Virginia SIS,
coupons, old, 551a bid; new, so asked
North Carolina SIS, ex-coupons, 81 bid
South Carolina 6's, &c bid. Flour more
active and favors buyers. Wheat dull.
very choice red, s2.3O@S2.s5. Corn dull
new yellow, 81. Oats, 70972, Pork, $29. so
$3.50. Shoulders, 1890. Lard, zoe.
WILMINGTON, October 3l.-spirits tur,
pentine better at 4lc. Rosin, strained.
$3.50. Tar declined &C., and quoted 81
$3.50. Cotton, 2SHc.
CHARL Esros, October 31.-Cotton in good
demand and firm sales, 600 bales re-
ceipts, 1853 bales; exports, coastwise,
1869 bales middlings, 1890.
AUGUSTA, October 3l.-- Cotton closed
irmer middlings, 1885,; receipts, 625
bales sales, 100 bales. No, sales were
made after the favorable news from Liver
pool, holders being too high.
MOBILE, October 3l.-The favorable
Liverpool report caused an active demand
in, cotton, the market closing hard; mid
dlings, &c.,; sales, 1900 bales; receipts,
BAT bales. '
New ORLEANS, October s1.-Cotton ire
gular and advanced &c.; middlings, 23Ac.
sales, $500 bales; receipts, 1884 bales
exports, 6,543 bales. Receipts Of sugar
and molasses light good fair, &c.,; yellow
centrifugal, l5114c. Molasses--Centrifugal
CSC. choice, 81. New York sight, "a dis,
count. Gold, 1341 b'as " :. ga.;l.'.-'':
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A locomotive set fire to the grass on the
lralries near Altoona, Iowa, Famed 6y
Tue high wind, the flames dashed into the
ileighboring farms, leaving a swath of ruin
behind. The farm of Mr.. Cummings was
swept Of everything-house, barn, with
horses in it, grain in the stack, and fences
all were swallowed up. The farm Of Mr..
Johnson, near by, met the same ruin, only
nc managed, by great efforts, to save his
residence. Another large farm near Colfax
Vas also entirely desolated. The wind for
lew days has been blowing q gale. The
grass Is as dry as finder, and destruc-
1--WE Tires in other parts of the State are re-
ported.
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|, .LAsKA DIAMONDS.

= A .newly-discoFered TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ. equal in briliiancy TO the
real diamond mounted at our own factory in arts
bic settings, tGUARANTEED FINE GOLD, and
sola by US at 0NE-FIFTIETH OF the cost OF real
diamonds 70 which they are equal In every respect
except intrinsicyaide 20 -a3t%EsS -tfit
Solitaire, Eardrops, per pair tss and $e;. soli-
taire Finger Rings, $6 and $40 !: Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins 81, Us, %, no, sis, $40: Solitaire
Gents, Studs, per set Sa, es, 80; Cluster Gents
Bosom Pins, $40 and Sl2; Gents, Cluster Bosom
PIN with Tail. Sie; Cluster Pin and Earrings s.e
and Gas; Cinster Cross, o. $40 and $ls oi1s.l l
Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings $50 and w Sius.-.
ter Finger Rings IS o. $40, and Sls S, ....s,
Orders less than as must be aceompanlea n ~
postotica order, and the goods sant ises,
ON delisery customers paying MI Press
iht us' AJ g9Iss T. MONROE q CO.,
importers and Manufacturers,
40 as-am les Broadway, Kew York
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The NEW YORK CARMEN FRAUDS
Feeney the carman, who was arrested on
Wednesday charged with the larceny of q
case of goods which he was conveying to q
steamer, was tried before Alderman Conan
yesterday and committed without bail. Two
other carmen charged with the same of
fence were also committed for examination.
One Leybeck, who was found in the pre-
misses of No. 142 Laurens street overhaul
ing the stolen goods, escaped by jumping
over the rear fence.-Herald, October 80. !
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RUMoRED APPoINTMENTs.-1t was cur
rently reported here yesterday that Mr..
Bingham, President of the Lynchburg Ma
tional Bank; Captain Lacy, Bureau Com
missioner for this district, and MIR. G. G.
Curtiss, of Bedford, Radical candidate for
Congress, are to be appointed directors of
the Virginia and Tennessee road by the
Board of Public Works.-Lync7burg Re
publican, October 80.