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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20

THE PRESENT PERSONNEL OF THE TRI-
BuSE.-Thc Tribune has had its last man-
aging editor. Horace swearS he will never
have one aSain-ncver no more. Mr.. Young
will remain in New York, | understand !:
ut least that Is his present intention, so that
his enemies, who wished to drive him from
the city as well us from the Tribune, are
only half victorious. The internal economy
Of the Tf3bune has undergone change.
Horace was anxious for Young to remain
begged him. in fact, to do so; but Mr..
Young saw fit to refuse. So, seeing that he
could not have his old protege by him any
longer, Horace has resolved to shut down
upon any other aspiring young man. The
managing editorShip is dead, and there is no
new successor to cry long life to. Mr.. White
law Reid occupies what is known as the
night desk. Mr.. Hasard is Installed ut the
day desk. Little Jimmy Mcconnell, who
won distinction lately in the Albany halls of
legislation, has been installed in the post of
city editor. Mr.. Gallagher, who used to
manage the weekly Tribune, has become
assistant city editor, and Mr.. Sim, formerly
assistant city editor, has been appointed to
Gallagher's old place. MIR. Sinclair, who
represents the old foy element of the Irt-
6nne, signs the checks for which pleasing
task his physique yet remains sufficiently
robuSt.-Neao York letter-Phtladclph
Telegraph.
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A SINKING FUND IS A HUMEUG.-Thc sup
position that anything can he saved or made
by the Government maintaining the bonds
it has purchased in Il nominal existence,
under the title of " sinking fund.-" was fully
tried i'll England, and found to he delu-
sion. 1t is merely taking money from the
count, and an accountant to keep it.-Chi-
cdgO Tribune.
The Chicago journalist is right. We wit
ness worn-out piece of financial jugglery,
which dcludeS the crcdulous into belief
that wondrouS saving is in progress, while,
as Il matter Of fact, no relief whatever is
gaincd.-NcaD York Times.
How did the contrary theory ever OBJ
tain!
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TELEGRAPHING IN FAC-SIMILE. Where
may we expect discoveries in electricity to
stop? An invention, not many removes
from one for telegraphing a portrait, is said
to have been made by Mr.. Meyer, an official
engaged in the French telegraphic service.
He has discovered Il plan for tclcgraphing
fac-simile. The details are not given, but if
what is published is fact, the new system is
us wonderful as the electric telegraph itself.
There is no transmittcr wanted the sender
of the dispatch is his own clerk. The Ines
sage itself does the duty of the interpreter,
and controls the electrical power 20 as to
make it perfectly faithful. "That which
the Meyer system gives us is not a copy,
more or less exact, of the message sent to Us !;
it is the fac-simile of our correspondent 5
writing, so that, thanks to this apparatus,
telegraphic dispatches will present, 50 far As
regards exactitude and authenticity, all the
guarantees now found in postal communica-
tons" Ii this he not an enigma, and does
not refer to some kind of cypher, there
is no reason for thinking that it docs-Mr.
Meyer will be among the famous of the fu-
ture. We are, further, told that the appara-
t,ls is at work on the railway from Paris to
Lyons, and the lines from Paris TO Mar
seilles, and from Paris to Bordeaux, will
soon be provided with it.-London Post.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FREE LETTEE-DEL1vERY.-W shall now,
at last, have this system adopted in our city.
The post-office authorities here were offi-
cially notified on yesterday that the depart
mcnt at Washington had determined to
make this free-delivery Office. Boxes for
the purpose of dcpositing these letters will
be put on each corner of the business and
more thickly-settlcd portion of Main, Cary,
and Broad streets, and at more remote dis
tanccs in other parts Of the city. Carriers
will be sent through the city four times Il
day TO take out letters for delivery and
taking to the post-officc the letters which
have been deposited in the boxes.
In cities where there is no free delivery
the postage on "drop letters" is one cent
where the system has been established, two
cents. Stamps are required.
The keys for the boxes were received at
the post-otlice, and the boxes will follow in
few days, and he erected at once so that
the probabilities are that we will have the
whole thing arranged in very short time.
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DISTINGUISHED BATIMoREANs IN RICH
MoNp.-1Ion. Robert Banks, mayor of Bal
timorc Thomas e. Martin, clerk of the
board of police commissioners Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Banks; Mrs. Isaac d. Jones
wife of Attorney-General Jones, of Mary
land); and Mr. and Mrs. Il. d. Morrison, all
ofBaltimore, arrived at the Spotswood Hotel
yesterday.
Mayor Banks is Vir9inian, and spent a
Martin was connected with the Lighthouse
Bureau of the Confederate States during the
war, and has many acqllaintances in Rich
mond. They came from Norfolk to this city
pia Fortress Monroe, and will remain here
for two or three days.
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WHAT john mitchell IS DoISG.-On We'd
ncsday the 9TH, at the request Of several
IriSh-Amcrican citizens Of Boston. and tor
the benefit of the Glattan Statute Fund, Mr..
Mitchell dcliycrcda lecture on "lIcnry Graf
tan and William Smith O'Brien," in the
Music Hall Of that city. The great building
was we'll filled by most respectable audi
cncc, who received the lecture very favor
ably. On the next evening (Thursday) Mr.
Michel delivered another lecture on the
"DiScStabli>hmcnt Of the Irish Church" III
Providence, Il. L., and on the following day
repeated his lecture on Grattan and O'Bricn
at pawtuckct, III the same State.-I1Sh
Citizen.
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UAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALH.-This article Is the
true secret of beauty. 1t IS what fashionable ladies
actresses, and op"ra-stnCcrs, use TO produce that
cultivated diStiugue appearance so much admired
I'm the circles OF fashion.
It removes all uusightly blotchcs, rcdncss,
frcckles tan sunbur1, and effects Of spring winds.
and gives to the complexion blooming purity Of
transparent delicacy and power. No lady who
values fine complexion can do without the Mag
nolia Balm Scyenty-iivc cents will buy IL of any
OF our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is 4 very delightful halr-drcss-
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New Masonic LoDGE.-An application
will soon be presented to the Right Wor-
shipful Grand Master Of Virginia for a dis
pcnsation TO organize 4 new Masonic Lodge
in this city.
rat meeting for organization held last
evening, it was agreed that the new Lodge
shall be known as Temple Lodge No. -, of
Richmond, Virginia; and the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing term:
Richard L. Pcgram, worShipful master. !;
J. A. Scarlctt senior warden; Charles X.
Yancey, junior warden; X. i. Tyler, sec
rctary: ". W. Gosdcn, treasurer; |. :.
Tower, senior deacon; w. X. Teller, jul
nior deacon; Thomas Angel, steward and
tilrr.
The new Lodge will probably meet i'll ST..
Adams Hall.
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The trial of Rev. Colin Tate, of Column
bus, Ohio, for an alleged violation Of his en-
parement to conform to the doctrines and
Worship of his denomination, will soon take
place. The question involved is whether 1t
is lawful to make the singing Of professional
hymns by surpliced choir part of the
regular order Of worship.
General w. s. Harvey, who has charge OF
u, 600 Indians, has set out for the Sioux re-
servation. A supply Of agricultural imple-
ments, wagons, ETC., has been shipped to
the reservation.
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MILITARY Arro1STMESTs.-The following
appointments have been made by General
Candy since our lust report:
Accomac county: Thomas Poulson Justice
of the peace. Alhemarle county: Angus \.
Mcdonald, commissioner Of the revenue.
Augusta county: George Huffman, jus
ticc of the peace. Caroline county: JUS
ticcs of the Pcacc-E. Il. Kane, G.. l..
Baldwin. Chesterfield county: B. +.
Lindsey, justice of the peace. Flu
vana county: William T. Wolthington,
commemorative sattornev. Goochiand coun-
ty: William +. Worthington, common
wcalths attorney. Isle Of Wight county:
Francis Smith, sheriff. Madison county
Monroe Walker, sheriff. northampton
county: William Kcndcll, justice of the
peace; c. l.. Stockton, overSccr of the poor:
ConstableS-J. 0. Smith, EIcz James. South
ampton county: Justices of the Peacc-John
Y. Schell, John Harris, a. G. Prctlow, w.
II. Urgrhart; OycrseerS Of the Poor-Edwin
Williams, John Turner Constable-Edwin
Williams, IN. Surry county: Justices of the
Pcacc-John j. Faulcon, John T. JudkinS,
George II. Sykes. James S. Lane. William
7. Spratlcv, Littleton II. Collier, John c.
Rogers, Willct Roberts, Henry Mason.
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To TIE AWKWARD, To The ill-shapcd. TO those
who are bent over from the bad habit Of not walk
ing erect. to everybody who wants comfortable
and casiy-ad justcd brace, We can safely recon-
mend the PATENT ELLIPTIC SuSrENDER AND
BRACE COMBINED. They give the wcarcr IN easy
and graceful gait III walking: they are death TO
awkwar,incs= ; they incline you to walk straight /;
they are recommended for the old and young. f..
Il. SPENCE K son, 1890 Main street, have large
supply Of thcm as also an endless variety Of gen.
tlcmcn's furnishing goods
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY Is, lS69.

This fav"ritc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now in complete order for the reception
Of guests.
some important improvements have been add"c
(, the buildings tiuCr tar establishment paSScC
into th" hands If the present proprietor and II l.
III purpose H. keep il in style not surpassed any
where la Virginia.
Ihc rrInarkahlc medicinal aud curative power Of
IN" water Is well known H. the medical profession
;tud to the springs '-g"iu" public. ~. AN AI.TE-
KATINE. pIFFtSi\E + SllNULANT AMI
lbHIt. there l. 40 known mineral water equal t.
II. In &ll auumiC conditions of III" system and
hr l"n-!uvu states of the constitution loss of APP
petite, aud general nervous prostration Its powers
aud virtue q, RESTORATIVE may hc safely pro-
uUmCcd 10 lee without Il known rival amongst the
mineral waters of tn" world.
They ar" especially Indicated In III" whole class
cf ailments peculiar Ia III" female constitution.
Thr proprietor will have provided for the lawns
md halI-room iirSt-ClaSs band of music, and II!
general all the sources Of Amusement and rccrca-
lion usually found al our best summer resorts VIII
j., at the command Of the guests at "RoCk-
BRIDGE ALUM"
The place i within eleven to thirteen hours Of
EtChm"nd. Washington. baltimore. Sc., by rail-
ali Ia daylight. Passengers leave the cars of the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad at Goshen depot.
aud new and elegant staRJ-ruaCicS, passing ra-
pt''ly ever smooth ami level road Of only eight
mills. 81 d"wn the visitors 1T the Springs to tea.
Mr.. ;. 4. PORTER and Captain ". III. SALE VIII
hc associated with thc management Of the Springs,
:r.d will be glad Ia their friends.
rlTn
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HEBREW MEMORIAL DAY.-Ths is the day
set apart by the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial
Association for the decoration Of the graves
ofthe young men oftheir nationality who fell
in the Confederate struggle. They cordially
invite the people of Richmond to unite with
them in the sad but pleasin" exercises, and
contributions Of flowers will he thankfully
received. The Hebrew cemetery is in the
northern part of the city-a pleasant walk
or ride
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THE PENITENTIARY EagROGLI0.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
ARGUMENT COMMENCED.

Washington Brown (negro) testified that
CO., with a part of two barrels of oil, for sale.
The amount of sale was S10.10. He returned
the money to Mr.. Hoyev. Witness did not
know that Superintendent was aware of the
transaction.
The argument Of counsel was commenced
after examination OF this witness, Judge
Meredith opening. He was followed by MIR.
Chandler for the defence.
The Board then adjourned until this
morning at o'clock. The proceedings will
probably close to-day.
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uRAroRlo AT ST. PAUL's.-Encouras
by the appreciation of their rendition of
"NIoses in Egypt" the choir of St. PauPs
church announce IL second musical enter
tainment on tomorrow evening. On this
occasion Rossini's - Stabat Mater" viii be
produced, and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment for the recent repairs of st.
Paui's church.
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ACCIDENT TO A RICHMOND MAN.-NIr. Ash
Levy, il citizen Of Richmond, was one Of the
sufferers by railroad accident 1T Cumhcr-
land, Md, last week. His collar-bone was
broken, and he was otherwise badly hurt
He was on his return to this city from visit
to St. Louis Mo.
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Mr.. J. II. GILMER, SR., ARRA1GNED FOR
CoNTUMACY.-A few days ago Mr.. J. H..
Gilmcr, ST., was requested by the grand
jury Of the United States court to give them
any information in his possession as to vio-
lationS Of the Internal revenue laws with
regard to whislcy and tobacco, to the dis
covcry Of which it is understood that he has
devoted considerable attention. He com
piled with this request by laying before the
inquest certain allidavits bearing upon the
subject under investigation. These were
examined and returned to Mr.. Gilmcr
through the post-oliicc, without intimation
that any action had been taken in the mat
ter.
Yesterday Mr.. Gilmcr was summoned to
appear again before the grand jury, but
nothing was said about the WhiSkcy and to-
bacco frauds to which he had called their
attention. The question now asked of him
was whether nc knew of any acts committed
by Burnham Wardwcll showing sympathy
with the late Confederate States. the infer
cnce being that the propricty of indicting
the Superintendent Of the Penitcntiary for
perjury in taking the iron-clad" was un-
der considerations.
NJ. Gilmer declined to answer the qreS-
ton because the jury had treated the intor-
nation given by him on his first appearance
with apparent contempt. PersiSting i'll his
refusal, the fact was reported TO the Court,
and on motion Of the District Attorney Il
rule was issued requiring him to show cause
why he should not be committed for con-
tempt. Mr.. Gilmcr responded orally, max
ing statement substantially a9rccin" with
that given above. and asked that he be cx-
cu>cd from answering the question. The
District Attorney insisted, and Judge Tn
derwood thercupon took the papers in the
case and announced that he would render
his decision this morning.
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The PES1TESTIARY = THREE CoEyICTS
EscAPE IN BROAD DAYLIGHT. A most
daring, and partially successful, attempt to
break Jail was made by several penitentiary
conyicts at about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. While the officers and guards were
elsewhere engaged, Il number of the prison.
ers-some whites and some negroes-assem-
bled in the weaving-room. put their heads
together, and contrired the plan Of escape.
They first removed 4 bar from the window,
and then put out long piece of Scantlin@,
50 that one end rested upon the sill and the
other upon the outer wall of the peniten-
tiary. They were thus enabled by hand
overland movement to reach the wall, and
then, one by one, dropped into the street
below.
One white convict and two negroes had
thus made their way out, and more were en-
route. when they were observed by mll-
latto, who gave the alarm, and those who
had not reached the wall returned to their
quarters.
The three who escaped struck out for
Hollywood, and passing Mr.. Carter, asked
him not to say anything about it. This gen.
tlcman, however, made no promises, and
immediately informed Policeman Barefoot,
who straightway went to the penitcntiary
office, and found number Of persons sit
ting there, whose appearance indicated that
they were undisturbed about the safety Of
those confined in the prison. On making
inquiry as to who were the officers Of the
institution, one of them replied, "Wc are
all officers, sir.' Barefoot remarked, in the
same independent tone, "Well, you are
pretty officers, to be sitting here while all
the convicts are escaping" This caused a
CONSERVATION, The escaped conyicts had
not been recapturcd at latest accounts.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A LLEGHANI SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

Thcsc Springs so favorahly known to the public
and whose waters arc considered specific IN Dys-
reptic complaints and Stomachic Diseases gene
rally again ready for the reception OF visitors
and viii hc opened
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE. PROXIMO.
This Watering place IS delightfully."- situated In n
bond of the Roanoke river. among the highest
rcakS Of tho Allegheny mountains. possessing the
rare attractions Of mountain add water scenery
combined: within three and half miles OF AlIc-
FhanH depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road The great through route between the North
and South and Is easily accessible from all parts
Of the Union.
Comfortable fnur-horsc coaches will meet acl,
train at the depot for tho conveyance Of passcn-
gers to The Springs over an excellent road.
An cSpcss Office has been established here and
lncs Of telegraph connect tho place with all parts
OF tho country.
tI"od music has been provided for the season. and
corps or attentive aud efficient servants will at
tend 10 tho wants OF the guests.
TERMS:
Per day w "a oo
Per week % On
Children and servants half price.
C0LuoUN & Co.
my lS--2w lropri"tor$.
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DHENIX FOUNDRY,
L No. 9 EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA.
w IL Ii A NJ B. OOK,

Iron Railing handsome patterns OF Balconies
and Ncrandahs, Vault and Cellar Doors, Gratings,
Window Guards, Awning Frames, Corinthian
Columns and Capitals, Ornamental Cast Brackets
for shelving, &C., NIL sizes Gas and Water Pipe,
Iytlrant Keys and Rods for water and gas, yenti-
lators for brick and wood cornicc, Traps for by
,lrants and culyerts, Coal Shoots.
full line of fPLOW-CASTINGS for plows In
general use throughout the country always on hand.
All kinds of IRON WORK for buildings and
castings generally.
Thankful to the public for their liberal patron
age for the past fifteen years, most respectfully
solicit the continuance OF the same.
All orders filled with dispatch and promptly at
tcndc'! to In the best workmanlikc manner.
lin
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ToBACCo IssPEcToR.-Our Washington
correspondent on yesterday noticed the APP
pointmcnt of Mr. james ". Bolannon to-
bacco Inspector for the third district. Mr..
Bohannon is well and filvorably known to
our citizens as having been for several years
connected with the internal revenue de-
partment Of this city. We congratulate
him upon his promotion and the depart
mcnt upon having secured the services OF
one so well qualified TO give satisfaction to
all parties.
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AUCTION SALES TFzTs DAY.

ION all public private sales Of real estate maG
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but all sales between the first day
July and the thrty-nrst day OF December tn,
seller pays them.l .r-..-a.
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MONEY NEEDED.-The Republican state
Central Committee at its meeting on Tues
day last appointed Algcrnon T. Maupin, the
recently dcpoSed postmaster at Staunton, as
financial agent Of the committee. lie is to
canvass the North for contributions to carry
on the Wells campaign in this State.
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PERSONAL.
TO TAXPAYERS.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, !
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, May 0, Is39
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-In com
~ pllancc with provisions Of section % of the
nc; of Congress approved June 80, 1854 rs amended
by subsequent acts. and entitled AN act Ia pre-
vide internal revenue to support the Government,
pay Interest the public debt, and for other pur-
poses" notice is hereby given that have received
from the Assessor of this district the list of annual
taxes assessed by him In pursuance Of the provi
Suns uf said act. and that said taxes have become
due and payable, and that or my deputy will at
tend for collection Of the same at my office at the
custonl-house. from the 10TH TO THE 20rII IN
STANT, and that all persons who shall refuse or
neglect to pay the aforesaid tax assessed against
them within the time above specified are liable to
he dealt with delaulters, according to provision
OF said net.
The Third District of Virginia embraces the
counties of Hcnrico, Hanover, Goochand. Orange,
Louisa. Spotsylvanla, stafford. Cuipcpcr. and
Rappahannock. RUSH BURGESS,
Collector Third District of Virginia.
my
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for June has been
laid upon our table by ". II. keiningham,
Broad street. The fashion plates are SUI
pcrb, and the reading matter is good.
Thanks to turner, lil4 Main street, for
GO1cy'S LdiyS Book for June.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-
Commissioner Chahoon on yesterday con-
tinucd the case Of Thomas Dod>on, OF
Norfolk, charged with dcfrauding the Go
ycinmcnt out of revenue on tobacco; and
sent on for indictment William Null, Of
Richmond, charged with the same offence.
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DOC. Dog DOC.-If you want to save yonr deg,
muZllc. muZzlc, muZZlc him. II you want good
muZzlc go ~ MOCSTCASTLE'S. MOrNTCAs-
TIES, MoUSTCAsTLE'S, at go, $40, j20 Broad.
Rrnnn. Rrnnl Strrrt.
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VI. ELLYsON i GO. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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M ACHIN E SH OP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: lll5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS I'm city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-httings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JIfSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM.ENG1NE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to DO
than any other make. a fun line OF the above ar
iir,s always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds of machinery. which saves ninety
per cent. of oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see II and us.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
my 10 4. JACKSON ADDISGTON.
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STATE CANvAsSER.-Thc State Central
Committee of the Conservative party on
yesterday appointed p. II. Aylett, Esq, Il
canyaSscr at large for the state.
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ALL YOUNG MEN who desire To lift nn elegant hat
to their fair acqualntanccs should not fall To pro-
cure the article OF W. j. BIGGER, on Broad be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.