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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02
CITY POLITICS.
The Yosng Mems Democratic Genera Com.
mittce.

The Young Mems Democratic Genera Com.
mittce.
This body Of the young and active workrs in the
democratic party Of this citys was permanently or
ganized on Saturday evening last, By the unanimous
election OF Major Joel A. Fithian as its pressing ON
Ger for the ensuing year. On taking the hair and
assuming the duties OF the once to wnlc, he had
been called by the partially OF his numerous friends
, major ritnian said:-Gentlcmen, an deey sensi-
nIe OF the compliment and shall endeavor TO merit
the confidence you have reposed In me as your
presiding onicer for the ensuing year. 1 I shall
seemlngy err Ia the administration OF the airs Of
TINS organisation you must bear with me, ant rest
sureu That my chief aim shall be to advance ur inte
rests individually and collectively, a. democnts. We
are styled the Young Mems Committee, andas such
should endeavor to infuse into our organization that
viGor ana enthusiasm that are expected d us a.
young men laborng as we do in the noble ousc OF
,ne ulnusing OF democratic ideas. Beiig CO.
iaDorers we shall at all times work
In harmony with the parent committee from
whom we should derive our inspirations, md my
earnest desire Is that we may SO deport ourselves
tnut we NAV become very powerful auxiliary TO
that parent committee. | trust that you M will
take pride IN attending our meetings whicl should
be held rom time to time when ia your Judgment
you may tnink proper 70 ayPrssr and discws our
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, lses-TRlPLE SHEET

to the Union scale, and then stand firm against the
apprenticeship OF any Que except by consent o. the
Union. When an apprentice Is taken let MN he
compelled to serve his time IN one once, pr0Vlding
that oce has sufficient facilities for his education,
the chairman OF the once seeing that ne ID properly
nstructed and not abused; and II the apprentices
part he becomes undeserving let him be discharged
and not allowed admission into another once. inis
win give proper protection to both employer and
employee, and in q few years clear away al incompe
tent workmen.
During the present strike employers have taken on
many apprentices both male ana female. MISS
Susan b. Anthony has made endeayors 10 nave
mire Miss Anth0nys energy and intellectual per-
cepton OF the opportunity to secure employment ior
her sex, do think she Ia too much OF revolution
LIST" to attempt flooding the market with appren-
tees at this PERIOD and thus doing more harm than
good. We don't want any more apprentices. There
are too many now whom the employers call "fncom-
petent workmen" and what troubles them so much
printers OF this city would be justnable IN putting
stop to 1t In any peaceaDle way possible TO
conclude. ! think the Union would be more
successful In becoming . universal organize
ton 1t would Oner better Inducements TO
printers and not compel them to exact Union prices
Il working by the week, because these incompetent
Morkmen are conscious that they cannot earn the
Union price, and hence keep aloof from the Union
AZ the present we say, come up, fellow typos, and
join US; and once we know we have got every one,
good or bad, enrolled ana his honor pledged, then
we can stop this 'Mr. Anybody coming into the
business, and In short time we will have good
workmen and permanent employment for them; and
board, surrounded by ragged companions, and per-
haps ragged ourselves, seeking employment. No.
no; consider, printers, and go right away and enroll
your names. JUSTICE.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-IH BANKRUPTCY.
Decisi0n-What Constitutes an Act Of Prefer
ence and bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.

OecfsiOn-What Constitutes an Act Of Prefer.
ence and bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In this case the petition AYERS that the Debtors
while nsovent, did, on about the LIST OF De-
cember, 1868, execute to one Francis NJ Pendleton
chattel mortgage certain tools, fixtures, betting
and machinery then on the premises known as the
Quintard Iron Works, at the northwest corner Of
avenue D and Eleventh street, in the city Of New
York, secure the OF $4,000 and interest, pay
able December 2, 1855, with interest from July /,
1865 and to one Anna p. Rogers chattcl mortgage
on the same property TO secure the payment OF
the debtors with intent to give preference TO credi
tors herein named. The answer OF the debtors ad-
mts the making OF the mortgage to Pendleton, and
states that 1t was given to secure the payment OF
900 and interest thereon the said sum having been
loaned to them In cash on or tbout the 1st day o
July, 1868. The answer also admits the making the
mortgage to Rogers, and states that the same was
terest thereon; the said sum having been loaned to
them III cash or about the lS day OF July, 1868.
IL is also admitted by the respective parties, by
written stipulation, that the mortgages gwen to
Pendlet0n and to Rogers were gwen in December,
1865 and that within few days the debtors sus-
should not be declared bankrupts for any cause
alleged IN the petition and prays for a trial BY the
court; but II does not deny the insolvency OF the
debtors IN question ut the time they made the mort
cages In question: or that the debtors intended to
give preferences thereby to the creditors named in
the mortgages On these facts y Is clear that the
debtors being nsovent, made conveyance OF pro-
perry with the intent to give preference thereby to
creditor, and thus committed an act Of bankruptcy
within section tlrty-nine OF the act.
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TIE PRINTERS, STRIKE.


No Change In the Position Of Adairs-Paying
Allownnces-The Apprcnti ceship system.
The printers strike did not assume any new fea-
ture yesterday Both men and employers seem to
have made up their minds TO their course OF ac-
ton and there appears little chance OF any change
being made During the afternoon and evening
large numbers OF the strikers were I'm attendance
at their headquarters 6s East Broadway, discussing
the position OF AFFAIRS. Considerable bitter feeling
Is still manifested towards the New York Printing
Company and their actions severely criticised by
many OF those who consider themselves injured.
During the day reports were received from various
vigilance committees but the greater portion OF the
time was consumed Ia paying out the weekly allow
ance OF the Union 10 Its members now on strike.
owing 10 the press OF this financial business no
meeting OF the printers took place yesterday after
noon.
The employing printers ut their last meeting at
the Aston House placed their interests In the hands
OF an efficient executive committee. OF winch
william McCrea IL chairman aud John r. Baldwin
secrenary. This committee have commenced adver-
Using In the newspapers IN the cities and towns OF
the Eastern and other States and expect, by pub
fishing the higher rates offered in New York, to
soon have q sufficient number or hands to take the
places OF those now on strike. They have already
received the applications OF q number Of men. As
fast they come IN they are sent 70 the different
ofiices requiring c9mpositors.
tue APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
WIN you be kind enough to give the following
place In your widely circulated Journalf The
printers strike, has occasoncd great deal OF ar
Rument against the capabilities OF the printers on
a ss Mo- 70 the
an Injustice long practsed upon our craft. why
are these men incapable, n such be tho cascS That
mere 'botches'' I am well aware Of but circum.
stances have made them so, and the employers
Is wen . the Printers Union are 10 blame
ever be produced until the Union controls the
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
The February term OF this court commenced
yesterday morning. Recorder Hackett presiding.
District Attorney Garvn and Assistant District At
torneys Tweed aud Blunt appeared for the prosecu.
ton.
There not being quorum OF grand jurors in at
tendance, those gentlemen who answered to their
names were discharged TN this morning.
The panel OF petty jurors called and those gen.
,lemen who mad legal reasons for not serving were
excused
ROBBERY.
James Smith and Dennis Conner pleaded guilty TO
an attempt ut robbery In the first degree The CON-
pianant, John Matthew's q boatman, alleged that
ON the 10th inst the prisoners followed him out OF
liquor store in Leroy street, where he had been
drinking freely, and stole from him $3.50. They were
each sent to the State Prison for I'VE years.
CALENDAR FOR TUESDAY.
The People VS.. Lena Mer-Grand larceny.
The same vs.. George Ruckert--Disorderly house.
The Same VS.. Stephen Handsworth-Larceny from
person.
The same vs.. Charles J. Murdoch and Thomas
Passmore-Burglary
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COURT cAlERuAR-IHIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--CRcuIT.-Part 2-Nos. 2os, 414
49, 49, 49, 65d 792 12o 762. COZ, $685. 340 $685. 22o
Soc $685. e46 $40, 92o, 1000. Part 3Nos. 1859, 1s0,
2o4, 3ss, $685. 902 1906 209 7bi, 1862 Ill., 117p 1857
1901, 721 597, SO, 5l9, $50, $685.
srrREmE CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM.-Nos 6, 81, 80,
a. e. 100 12e, 100, Isl, 1S l33, ls4, 135, 1885, 1877
1873, I3p, 140, 14l.
SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERs.-N Is, Il, 81, IS,
81, 80, rs, %, 100, 1o4 los, loo, 107.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM.-Part mos. 323
AL 905 1875, 445, 426 47e 467 49, 49, 273 $751; 62p
b5l, 567.
COMMON PLEAs--TRrAL TERM.-Part mos. 800,
o 254, 49, 4S2, 433 434 49, 43e, 43T 43s, 439, 440
AL, 442.
MARINE CoURr--TRrAL TERM-Nos. 1883, 1919,
1b55 1855 1913 1854 1927 1872 1872 1853 1869, 1885,
1864 1870 1919 ls7s 1870 1879, $780, 1884, 1881 1885,
1887, 1865, 1890, 1891.
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Alleged Highway Robbery.

Alleged Highway Robbery.
Before Judge Troy and Associates Hoyt and
Voorhees,.
German Of the name OF Peter LAUDER was tried
on a charge Of having robbed one William Bandrnan
on the 10th Of September last OF $780, On the even
ing OF this day Bandman aud LAUDER who boarded
at the same house and worked at the same place,
went into liquor saloon and had drinks. When
they went out the allegation that LAUDER re-
lleved Bandman OF the $3.50. Several witnesses tes-
tilted TO contradictory statements made by Band
man in reference this affair." and also to the good
character OF the prisoner. The jury returned YER
dict Of mot guilty.
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The Tammauy Society.
regular monthly meeting OF the Tammany Soci-
ETY. was held last evening In the council chamber Of
the Great Wigwam on Fourteenth street, Acting
Grand sachem James B. Nicholson presiding. The
main business OF the meeting was the mutation OF
the following named gentlemen. who have been
elected to membership during the past three months
viz:-Janes j. Ingersoll, James Dunphy, A. J. Full
ierton. Dewitt Q. Van Buren,, Geo. Dudley waring,
A. Henry Savn, q. Newton Thomas, j. Murphy, ].
G. Diamond, Hugh O'Brien, J. J. Dym0nd, Henry G.
Calkns, Chris. OConnor, J. G. Marvin. Thomas J.
Nealis, W. Q. Cover Hiram Calkins Francis A. Leg
9ett, VIM. Sinclair.
Among the big Indians'' present were Wilson
Small, Secretary; George W. Roome. Sycamore;
stephen q. Duryea, W6tnskie; Henry Vandewater,
Treasurer NJ I. Brennan, N. J. Jarvis, Jr., and f..
B. Hart, Sachems, and others.
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CITY COURT.
Alleged Breach Of Contract.
Before Judge Thomson.

Bel0re Judge Thompson.
George n. BurT1n ana Others u.s. Charles A. ST.
ver.-Paintins and defendant are residents Of Sid
ney place. Brooklyn, and are all interested IN real
estate In that street. Adjoining the house Of the de-
PENDANT were some vacant lots. on which some per-
proposed to build stable, building which both
defendant and plaintifs considered would be q
nuisance. 1t was ascertained that the lots could be
purchased for the sum Of $1350O, and that pur-
chaser could be found who would buy them subject
other parties would pay him $780, Plaintiffs aege
that 1t was agreed between them and the defendant
that that sum should be raised, and the defendant
him as his proper share. The money was raisen and
paid over. and the sum OF $500 was assessed on the
property OF defendant which, as plaintiffs allege,
he refused to pay. Defendant denies all the aega-
tons Of the complaint. Testimony in the case was
all put IN, and the case will be given to the jury this
morning.
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SUPERIOR CouHv-TaIAL Tenm-pAHT l.
Adiourumeut or the Court.

Adjournment Of the Court
Judge Mcneil presided yesterday morning at eleven
O'Clock, when the calendar was called. There was
panel Of lo4 jurors OF these iftynine were person
ally served and the balance by leaving notices. only
seventeen answered TO their names when called. or
the nine excuses presented to the Court six could
not be disregarded. Three were poor men depend
ing upon their daily labor for their support In all
there only eleven jurors In attendance, and the
court consequently adjourned till this morning
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CURIOUS CASE OF 1NsASrrY.-A young lady was
found insane wandering about the woods OF vig0
county, Ind, recently. aud a. she was unable to tell
who she was or where she belonged was taken to
the poorhouse. In the pocket Of her dress was
found n pocketbook containing good sum OF money
bank and also q railroad check. she has since,
however, recovered and ex planned away she mystery
that surrounded ner. she says that her name Is
N. ", with her parents who are wealthy she left
them 10 visit sister a. Rockville, rarke county,
but on the way became insane, and at rerre iisute
took 70 The woods. Her trunk has been found at
1erre HGutn
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Empanelling a Jury.
Before Judge Benedict.


Before Judge Benedict.
This court opened at eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning for the trial OF the criminal cases on the
calendar. The nrst business in order was the en-
panelling OF jury.
POstponement OF Sentences.
Yesterday was set down for the passing Of SEN
tence on the parties found guilty OF various offences
during the past month In the absence OF one Of the
prosecuting officers sentences were held over Tor
future day.
The Dupuy Case-Motion for New Trial.
Mr.. Knox, counsel for the defendants Jacob aud
Moses Dupuy, who were found guilty after pro-
tracted trial OF couple Of weeks on an indictment
charging them with Illicit removal OF spirits from
the dlstiery In FOrtyfth street. the Blaisdell dis
moved for the postponement OF the day fixed for
Mr.. Knox suggested nxing saturday for argument.
Mr.. Courtney consenting, the case was 30 post
The Alleged Belknap Perjury Case.
This case was next called on but on motion Of Mr..
Beebe counsel for Beknsp, stating that his client
was seriously indisposed and unable to attend in
court the trial ordered to stand over till Thurs
day next This ia one Of the cases arising from the
whiskey ring conspiracy against Collector Bailey
the defendant and others being indicted for subOrna
tion OF perjury In procuring false adavits contain
ing false ana malicious charges against the Col
lector.
Mr. Courtney. while consenting to the postpone
70 the TACT that sort Of epidemic had and was still
prevailing among the defendants aud their counsel
In all OF these whiskey and kindred cases. IL was
one dayconnsel that was laid up and tile next day
1t would be one Of the Defendants and so on; thus
with Old counsel going out and fresh counsel coming
IN frequent postponementss had been already had
general plea OF illness and unpreparedness from
these alleged causes mad greatly retarded the trials
OF these cases and had put the government ON
Gals to great inconvenience and the government to
great expense. lie hoped that there would be found
some panacea for those varied Ills so that these men
might be enabled to appear at the trial. For his
part he was thoroughly disguised with these delays.
The Leipzinger q Binninger Whiskcy Case.
This Casa kindred one to the Dupuy case-the
charge being the removal OF distilled spirits from
the Fortyth street Baisdel dstillery is postponed
for few days. No day Is yet fixed for the trial.
The quantity OF spirits alleged to have been removed
Ii much greater in this than in the Dupuy case.
The Alleged McHenry Perjury Case.
Mr. Mccarthy, counsel for the defendant moved
TO have the trial OF this case, which is fixed for
wednesday next, postponed till later day. in the
absence OF o material and important witness. The
Court refused to make any order in the CASE leaving
R TO hold its place on the calendar.
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MAYORS oEEIcE.

No further changes have been made In this de-
partment, but the old attaches are on thl anxious
seat. The new appointees entered upon their re-
spectve duties yesterday and as their predecessors
had LEFT matters IN good working order th,busness
went on az usual.
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COURT Of COMMON PlEAs-srsCIAl TERM.


Decisions.
Judge Barrett rendered judgment IN the following
cases yesterday morning.
.Stuycesant u.s. S,vuesdnt. Report OF referee con-
6rmed. Complaint dismissed
Sarah Esther Clark Us. M. Cldrk-Moyion de-
MED.
Dayvow, Recefrer, &C., rs. By1tC et a,.-Judgment
for the defendant, with costs.
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CITY cHAMsralAIH,s nEEIcf.

The interes. clerk in this department vas busly
engaged yesterday in paying the interest n Corpo-
ration bonds which fell due on February 1. The
large amount OF which was paid, to Z, 369,s2
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COURT OF COMMON rLsAs-TaNL TEam-pAaT l.


Judge Barrett presided yesterday morning at the
opening OF the court Owing TO the absence OF
jurors causes were heard. sixty jurors were
Ined Ia twenty-five dollars each for on-attendance.
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opinions politically, and should you delegate that
power to me, as your chairman, OF caHing you to-
gether shall use my best judgment, having always
at heart your interests true and loyal democrats.
Once more allow me to thank you.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tns WEATHER YEsTERpAY.-Thc following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty.four hours as Indicated by the ther.
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building,
proadWay. corner OF Ann street,
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COURT cALENoAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Nos 10, lis, 49, go,
49, 1855, ls4 1SS 1885, l9, 1913, 1876, 22 l45, l60 I6.
1876, 1871, 1913, l99
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DROWNED. Yesterday afternoon Charles Crote-
man. living at Us Fast Fcrteth street. fell overheard
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BROOKLYN CITY,
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME coUaT-cIRcWT.
Action Under the Two.thirds Act.
Before Judge Gilbert.

The case Of Morrow vs.. Freeman, reported in
Saturdays HERALD was given to the jury yesterday
afternoon. No verdict had been returned up toths
time OF the rising OF the court
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July IL, 1852.
BEEF CATTLE.-=Bdcves are plenty,
the 1850 on sale to-day completing 6,8l6
for the week. Trade is less lively, and a
few remnants are unsOld tonight. Prices
declined 14c, but the quality Of the stock
is not good, Nearly all the ,74O cattle at
Communipaw were sold; l,l75 Illinois
cattle by one shipper averaged about 81
cwt, and brought IA to l6e. Two cars
fine cwt Ohio grades averaged l6ci a
drove of 1877 Texans. 61S cwt, brought
1870. Thin stock sold slowly.
SHEEP Are Rbundant,c counting up ~,
$40 for the week, and $3.50 to-day. They
are not selling and thin lots have down.
ward tendency, besides being very, hard to
sell. Some poor sheep are offered $2eaeh,
while sales have been made at 81 so per
head. A car of 90 lb Ohio sheep brought
SO; another car, same weight, SIZE; A lot
poor, rs lbs, Az; some 30 lbs State $40
A lot so lb State sheep brought l0e; some
of al lbs, Sc; car Cdnada, SO lbs, .l03zc,
with car fat, 81 lb Jerseys at ii 10.
H0GS-Are scarce under manipula-
tions of the ring; only 1880 arrived for
the week, 4,560 to-day. Operators keep
them at l2c, dressed, when more might
be obtained.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15

~ We would call the attention Of our
readers, especially young men, to the 'n.
pefior facilities offered. ard great success
attending "smAll'S Business College
This institution is we'll worthy the liberal
patronage IL is receiving, and Is sure to
prove a lasting benefit to the business
community. We almost daily witness
failures in business, the majority Of which
are attributable to ignOrancsOf business
usages. He is without any excuse, that
ignOrantly engages in business and fails,
when the necessary preparation can be
made, in a few weeK5s ats trifiRg e1
pehse, in the above InAiSdhOh, Yd hi
receive the Cuisines Register" on return
Ofmail, by encloaing stamp and addressing
Roll & CHoaUItI,
~ Zanesyille, o.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15
How Cheanl

That is what every person says when
they sec the Hair Nets at cents apiece.
Linen Finish Paper Collars only 10 cents
a box. Six dozen agate Shirt Buttons for
5 cents. Needles at cents paper. Six
spools Of Greene q Daniels Thread for 25
cents. Three spools Of 0lark's best Ma
chine Thread for IS cents French woven
Corsets, 10 bones, only 80 cents. Three
Lead Pencils for 10 cents. Four cakes Of
Honey and Glycerine Soap for 25 cents, at
ED. Q. SANDERS,
Cor. Main and Court Streets.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15

EprroRs HERALD:-Please announce the
name of ELI CRAIG of Concord Town
ship as a candidate for County Treasurer
Of Fayette County, subject to the decision
Of the Republican Primary Election, to be
held on the l4th Of AUGUST.
MANY Worms,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15

We are authorized to announce the
name Of ABEL McOANDLESS, as a can
didate for the office Of Auditor Of Fayette
County, subject to the decision Of the Pri :
mary Election to be held August 18th,
1869. "a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15
Harmless. Beautiful and LASTING

Harmless. Beautiful and Lasting.
Mrs. 81 A.. Allen's Hair Restorer and
DIES Bng. The attention Of the public is
invited to the valuable improvement re-
Gently made in this preparation. It's In
fallible property VI quickly restoring Gray
Hair to its original color, is here com bined
with a most agreeable drsssing, all in one
btttle.
Also, her ZYLOBALsAMUM, another
preparation, clear and transparent A
toilet luxury for cleansing, dressing and
strengthening the hair, far preferable To
French pomades, and at half the cost
Sold by Druggists 2s
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-07-15

-,fO be snre of "a fieat-ftting, fashion
able suit Of clothing, you have only to
leave your order with j. Light, Ely'S
Block. He keeps on hand, also, stock
of ready.mnde Clothing of his own manu-.
facture, and full line of Gents Furnish.
ing goods.