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Foreign Items.


ROME, December s0.-The session of tho
snumenical Council yesterday lasted over
FIVE hours. The subject under discussion
was whether philosophy was hctrodox.
TRArPMAS.
PARIS, December 3O.-At 10 o'clock this
evening the trial of Traupman for the MUIR
Ter OF the kinck family Terminated in con-
S'ction and sentence of death. When the
sentence was announced the prisoner rose
and smilngly thanked the court.
LIVING SKELETON BY STARVATION.
LONDON, December 30.-It is reported
that the authorities will undertake the case
u the Welsh girl who was recently exhibit
ted as living skeleton, having been de-
barred from the use of food for that pur-
nose for an incredible length Of time. Her
'ase continues to excite public sympathy,
md the authorities have appointed counsel
o prosecute her unnatural exhibitors.
THE sUEZ CANAL.
LONDON. December 30.-M. Lesseps, en-
:ineer-inchief of the Sucz canal, has tele-
.raphcd here q contradiction of the stories
IS to the dangers accompanying the naviga-
ion of that canal. He says that since the
canal has been opened to commerce the
| cepth ct the very worst points has been in
:'cased seventy centimetres. The steam
,hip Sterling passed through the Suez canal
N Monday in twelve hours. She left i'm
ncdiatcly for Bombay. Several other
steamers were following. This refutes the
statement that the passage of the canal is
impeded, and every confidence is now felt
in the complete success Of the enterprise.
AMERICAN WHEAT.
LoNDoN, December 30.-The receipts of
wheat from America are still very heavy.
There is q great accumulation of wheat
both here and at Liverpool, and the Stotis-
ticol Journal of this city says that there
are now scventy-four more cargocs afoat
bound to England than at corresponding
period last year.
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sPEGaAE NOTICES.

Eg BACHELoR's a1p.DYE-Tbis
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the~,.,r,d ,,.
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliafie,s,.
Simultaneous. No dlsappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, invigo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by oil druggists and peri'umers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eotits
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..n.~ ~,-'aa' boEnechoSc, the hero Of late
t,c. interview with the Pope in tie
.,.,t1 papers, has, to make matters more
&C ci p';sHe'' condemned the story thereof as
,,... 4i'Spatch from Btlviderc, H., states
G,.-,n ,nIEe persons belonging to family of
,' ,,' mans iiVlHg twenty miles southeast of
, "a. Guy had died from eating trichina
I,o ,,.' 4''3n' diners are Frustrated from
ia. D'.ae cause, a'd will probably all die.
l,,>, y =, ''ii''" can be seen in immense mum
I'm '9 III 'I'c meat, and also in the fesh Of
''-.Fc Who have diet.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, December al Foo7,.-stocks steady.
Money, per cent, currency. SterIing-Long,
lost: short. 1on.. Gold. 1co. E-cn's go, coupons
lle1. Tennessee Ts-Ex-conpons. 80: new, 4si.
Virginia 6s-Ex-coupans. Az: new. So. Leui-
siana e's-Old 10Y: new. 90 levee s's. es levee
SIS, s23' Alabama S's. asa. North Carolina Gs--
Old 40: new, es1. South Carolina s's-New ~
asked. The Stock Board has adjourned until
Monday.
Erening. Money. 7per cent. currency to gold.
Tho bank statements nrc favorable. Gold flruer
ut loot. Governments strong.
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Baseball.

Ngr ORLEANS, December 3l.-The Mutual
Base Ball Club played the Picked Nine OF
this city to-day. Tie Mutuals were victo-
rious, the result being-Mutuals, 81
Picked Nine, -. The proceeds were do
mated to the House of Good Shepherd. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1869.

Special telegram to the Dispatch
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1869.
The Darien Ship. Canal.
The naval expedition, under Captain Sell
fridge, TO make a survey of the most prac-
ticable route for ship-canal across the
lsthmus of Darien is nearly ready, and
will leave about the middle Of January for
its destination. The Navy Department has
ample means to defray the expenses of the
expedition, and will not be compelled to
wait for an appropriation by Congress.
The Monitor Mfnntonomah.
There is no truth in the report that the
monitor Miantonomah has been ordered to
st. Domingo to look after the English
squadron said to be assembling in that
vicinity to prevent the United States from
taking possession of SANTANA bay. She was
ordered some ne ago to join the West In
dian squadron but was sent meantime to
New York pen lrg the controversy growing
out of the seizurv of the Spanish gunboats.
External Revenue Seizures.
The seizures by the officers of internal
revenue during this month have been unu-
sually large, reaching over nincty-one
thousand dollars. The principal seizures
were in the third district of Virsinia-J.
B. PAGES tobacco factory, $4,000; fourth
district of Iowa, cigar factory, $4,000, and
the second district of California, distillcry,
So 900.
General Mcclellan.
General George B. Mcclellan, accom-
panied by his fatber-in-law, General
Marcy, called to-day upon the President,
Secretary of War, and General Sherman,
and was cordially received.
Members of the Richmond Press TO
be Welcomed by FOrney.
Tie members of the Richmond Press to
arrive here tomorrow morning as guests Of
the Washington newspaper men will be re-
ccivcd at o'clock. A welcome speech
will he delivered by Colonel John W..
Forncy. WALLACE.
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ORR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

ORR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Wcemplov three Of The most experienced cor
respondents to furnish us daily reports by tele-
graph or mail or all matters OF public Interest
occurring In the city Of Washington These gen.
tlcmen have access to all Departments OF the Go.
yerument, and for procuring early information
for the press have facilities equal to the CORE
spondcn,s of any newspaper in this country. Their
special kilograms and letters Will appear IN all
our editions.
STATE AND GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our columns show that the DISPATCH has
large and able corps Of regular correspondents
from I'll parts of the state and from the chief Gen.
tres of news OF the world. During the year lsiC
we shall EN- pioy a:stiil larger number OF the bes
ucws-writcrs.
LEGISLATIVE REPURTS.
The proceedings Of the Legislature OF Nrg!nls
will be unusually interesting at It's approaching
session. The laws are to be adapted IT, tho new
Constitution many officers are TO be elecs.d, ant
L new political system Is TO be fnaugurated Ful
REPORTS Of both Houses Of the Legislature VIII ap
pear III the DISPATCH.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
of the SEMI-WEEkLY und WEEKLY DIS
PATCH Is itself worth more than the subscrip
ton price. Everything Of interest to the planter
farmer. stock-raiser, dairyman, fruit-grower, an
trucker, will be treated by the best writer's. Ad
dress C0WARD1N & ELL1SOS,
Richmond, Va.
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SPS0a. COTTON.
HAND AND MACHINE SEWING
rI1HE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

AT FARMNILLE, VA.
IS NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE, AND
SOLICITS DEPOSITS.
Those remaining four months and over at the rate
Of six per cent. under four months, ut five per
cent. ncpOsitors c-n draw six per cent. Interest
every four months.
Once ut old Farmers Bunk.
DISCOUNT DAY-TIITRSDAY.
E.. G.. READ. PRESIDENT.
JOHN II. KNIGHT, CASHIER.
MISREPRESENTATION R. Berkeley, Samuel r.
Mckinney, Joseph ". ellis. John 4. Daily,
Thomas j. Davis l.. 4. Ifpbar". Jr.
STOCK HOLDEN S.-P. W. chimney. =. A.
Forbes. II. y. Richardson. Jr.. Il. j. Mckinney,
John Il. Wilson, \. ID. Dickinson. Richard Nell
ral'lc, t;eorge ID. saunders. +. d. Irving. George
j. hundIey, y. T. Rncock, W. +. Eocork, Thomas
z. Parkinson, $. Q. Soutnal, e. ". Walker. II.
r. Walker, VI. &. Elcan. Wiiiiin +. Gannaway,
john W. Wilson. Spencer K White, =. f.. ftna-
be :, 4. Tcnahic. Fl. Il. Hooper, Sias Bigiow,
y. 5 Scott Co.,, John 4. scott Jr.. =. w. Smith,
W. L. Lancaster, james ID. Crawl"y.
no 3n--Tua Thdw
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LiyerpooI Cotton Trade.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. December 3l.-The sales o.
cotton for the past week have been co. 900 bales
Guiding - 600 bales for export and 900 bales for
Including 81, 600 bales American. Stock ON hsnd
a3s, 600 bal les. including 1900 bales American.
American. :" -
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THE IRoN MOUNTAIN NYsTEEY.-The
communication of Mr.. I. {. King in our
last issue has attracted mrch attention.
The remains found by him in gorge Of
the Iron mountain, while very ancient, are
evidently those Of European persons. That
they must date their sepulture beyond the
settlement Of the country is plainly evident.
Ii has been suggested that they are those Of
a portion Of De Soto's party in it's iourney,o
the Mississippi river in -, and we re-
garl the conjecture az not only plausible.
but probably true. The spot will be visited
by gentlemen Of our town, and perhaps BY
one Of the editors 0: the NeirS.-BrlSfo!
A.lrN
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRArIIl

rentcs, 72f. S5c.
LIVERPOOL, December al--Npon Cotton buoy
ant; uplands. lid. Orleans. HID: estimated
sales, $4,000 bales. Red western wheat, Sc. 3D.
Flour, 22s. Corn, 2os. Sd. LMd. 74s.
THO O'clock. --Cotton--Uplands ll2Gll3d Or
leans, lliGl1Jd Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
flrmcr.
LIVERPOOL. December 3l-Erenin9.-Cotton
active; nQlands, Isd. Orleans. 1l5d.
LONDON, December 31--Noon.--Consols, p2iM
a?t. United States bonds, 8Gt Turpcntinc, 2ss.
al m oSs bl
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Financial. and Commercial.
weekly Cotso,, asn 81, .n,. 49,.

:, NEW YORK. December Tho ne, -...,,,..
e week at ali tho United States pors were IIo ,sa
Tho exports Of the week from MI, Ir,,,,o, CO.
ports TO Great Britain were 81, $40 Da,ss ~ ~,
continent, 10. 400 bales. - 'ne
The stock on hand and on shipboard not W.
cleared Is 1885, $50 bales.
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EETELLE,
&

No. 1902 MAIN STREET.,
E,k I.SY energies and increased resources. Tie
&aN~ public will find in his larder every
l"Xnry that is produced within the United Siates.
He offers everything in season here. and dclica-
ccs oi the tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
Of wafer and land cf all sorts. FESISoS. OYS-
lERS. FISH. TEKRAPINS, and DOMESTIC
MATS Of the very best, selected with skin and
care.
lie has the best Of cooks, under the direction a.
French artist, master of the profession. His
tales i'll the main saloon and his Sr:i. Of dining
for parties are supplied with dishes Ia order
fl,n the palmer sorts to the most elegant. equal t.
an prepared In Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
lie will supply parties aud families promptly
with Meats, Fish. Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert
aIG Wines and Liquors.
lie will cater for those in town and country VIII"
de- re uncookrd supplies, elsuring tho best the
ina kc affords n The most reasonable char.eS.
Ills Bar is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
ana WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared hy the most skilful brewer In the city.
t;r; etul frr past favor, ne invites the public TO
continue It's patronage. and promises the most
faithful and prompt filling Of orders. Dc20
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STOVES AND THSsyARE.
UNES
TINWARE!!
H0USa-FUENiSHING GCGDS..,

CHARLES G. GREGORY
is receiving. and keeps constantly on hand. arr.
assortment of the most improved patterns ci
CGtkIEG-STONES,f for weed or coal.
pARiGR STOVES of every description. The
cello rated f,lcl-savcr, ''MORSING GL0Rfn
the SHEPHERD COOK. for wood; MORNING
IHG STOVES, the best IN use, which will be SOLD
at the lowest prices.
oc SIN No. ltl1 MAIN STREET.
GlNNGSIDE TRIUMPuANT.-T
- only premium given 10y lie Virginia state Agri.
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUN
NYs1nE STOVE. For sale only by .hUtNTCAS'
TIE, $40 Broad street.
This stove heats one or more rooms, and Is TN.
surpassed for economy cleanliness, and heating
power. no i'--u%4l"
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... '-!lt>t - EX-GoyENNoE SEYMOUR.
-.'''' Drcemhcr 30.-Hon. Horatio Sey-
.-'Ar vas thrown from his carriage yester-
t' anu had hIs shoulder dislocated. He
>. - I'm III much pain last night, but il better
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" Mack" of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
claims to be the Great Original American
Interviewer. An exchange suggests that
his example should be honorel in the
brecch.
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TERTEE.EZER%.
sEyVENsa-saAGAIRNES.

TALCJNED pL Asst Z 4 .-25D barrel
" daily, expected.
4, A. =. LIE.
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EfES'EAEHANTg.

sCHnTTS STEAMED OIS-S so ~
y TER ESTABLISHMENT, COR INA L@g
E - N; NINTH r., ~, AS IL, BA TX w.,
STONE, MEL CREEK. HORN HLARBnR.
NJ 'H.,'$ C.;l-.!H, HAMILTON EAR. INEE
RIVER. aud other OYSTERS Of the chccst wa
tcrs, received reSu.grly and fresh, md served
RAN. STEAMED STEWED. or FRIED. Pes
taU.aIIts supplied h. IN" barrel at cost price.
The EAR i, stocked wit!i the CHOICEST IL
GBUES; and large lot Of BOTTLED IL
EUOi:$. WINES, Ale. and LAGER BEER. Of
the finest quality, a!,cay. on h@r.!, de
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HAVANA, December 31.-Thc Governor
Of Matanzas orders citizens to deliver up
their private arms under pain OF cour,
martial.
HAVANA, December GA severe fight
occurred at Magua. in the Cinca Villas dis
trict. Twenty OF the insurgents were killed
and sixty-six captured.
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OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The Si.oAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING HACHISEs BOUGHT and SOLD. We sci
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -
SLOaT !, ADDiEGTOE,
iy:4 l4ls Cary street. uear Fourteenth.
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UDE~E JUMPED OvEEBoAKr.-A horse at
tachcd to u wagon belonging to Mr.. George
L. Hill, OF the Jameson Steam Cracker
bakery Of this city, on board the O'Clock
fcrry-boat from Washington yesterday eve
ming, when opposite Slater's Garden, sprana
over the Chain which is kept stretched
across the end Of the boat into the river.
and SVEN to the Virginia shore. The Wagon
caught against the chain and remained CT
Loard. The escape Of the horse il remark
able. The boat passed entirely over linn
the water WIS very cold, and strong cur,
rent was in tho river, but he reached Tx
shore unhurt.-Al,run,'riN Gazette.
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General Mcclellan.
Associated
Various Items.

WASHINGTON, December 3l.-Secrctary
boutwell, has returned to the city. His an
nouncemcnt of the financial policy for Jan
nary Is expected tonight.
There was no Cabinet meeting to-day.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.--Ycs-
tcriay evening r. D. Beckley (colored) FOL.
lowed Philip huglcr as witness on the
part Of She contestant. His evidence
evinced warm appreciation of Mr.. Nc
kenzia rs q consistent loyal Union n,o,,
and last and firm friend to the colorel
race: and that he opposed him in the late
congressional campaign solely because hc
was in orpo3ition to the regular nominee Of
the Radical party; and that his main aryu-
mcnt in his speeches made during the can
vass for Congress between Mckenzie and
Whitt|cscy WAS based upon Mckenzie tes-
timory before the Reconstruction Commit.
tee in order to prevent Conservatives FROM
voting for him.
When asked as to the authorship Of the
" Parker letter." he first said he waived ;;
examination on that point but, subse-
Qucnt'y amended his answer by saving he
did not know anything about it. Mr.. Dc
ru'ron, attorney for the Commonwealth for
the c"E"'!s Of Fairfax. was next examined.
and cvincci great malcvolencc against Mr.
Mckenzie. He testified that his father-in-
law. = Mr.. Sherwood, northern man, had
been all his life secessionist, and vet,
he only had known him for about four
wears; admitted that his said father-in-
law. rs FAR as he knew, voted for the Union
candidate Tor the Virginia convention in
1851: admitted that he de Putron) dis
tril'u;cd the Whittlesey circulars, believing
chem to be buncombe, and never believed
their coNtc ats to he true until Mr.. McKcn-
nc declined to stay at Falls Church until !
O'Clock at night to answer his de Putrons 81
speech of two and half hours duration said
that lie di@ not " bother his head " to learn
What constituted citizenship in Virginia
In short, he was circulating pamphlets of
The truth Of which he did not know at the
time, and which he did not believe until
Mr.. Mckenzie declined sitting up all night
T" hear him speak. To-day, the contestant
has abandoned any attempt to prove that
MIR. Mckenzie was otherwise than o truly
loyal Union man. from the entrance of the
Federal troops in this city, in 1861. Judge
Willoughby testified that the first infor-
nation he had Of Mr.. Mckenzie's speeches,
relied on in the Whittlesey pamphlet, he re-
Scircd from G. :. Miner that Miner had, on
various occasions, sought the nomination for
Congress. and had at one time ran as a can
diiatc. lie received twenty three votes.
Eeporter.l He testified to the loyalty
Of MIR. Mckenzie; that he had
heard William i. Massey, the post
master OF tI;s city, charged with dis
loyalty on TIC same grounds tina.
arc alleged aajn>.- Nh Mckenzie for his
action in In" 't.' 'oNncil. William H.
Boyd, ~hc'..;f - j.H4aic~. was examined
! next. Ills cyidCneg Wa VliiElpnrtant lie
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CT B.A

PARIS, December Sit is now feared
that NJ Olivier will be unable to form a
Ministry.
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DICIIMOND DISPATCH F0E 1870
TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST EEW>pApER
IL VIRGINIA.

The extraordinary favor which the DISPATCH
has received from tine people Of Virginia and the
adjoining states prompts IL 10 renewed efforts to
keep It up 10 the highest standard of modern jour
nalisn and enables 70 offer several editions
ut the following REDUCED RATES TO CLUBS
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CHINA TEA sETS.-The largest assert
" ment TO BIZ found In the city. Can and exam
Inc them 1T GEORGE Z. GAhIS
de opposite post-oMce.
VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT TIE
Y DISPATCH PRIATING-HOUSF.
DICH PLATED TEA sETs-OF NEW
IL and rich desigus-just received and for sale at
the lowest prices. GEORGE c. GARY,
de3 opposite post-ofice.
STATIONERY.-F assortment ct
y ELLYSoN d TAYLOR'S,
nos next to Dispatch building.
ENVELOPES AND PAP.ER.-FulI
~ stock at ELLYSON b TAYLQR,S,
NOS adjoining ESs11Sts. 2ta1sSi
: ! ! S
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NET TIE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE,
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOMS.
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

The undersigned would respectfully refer to I've
uutnc:ous citizens TO whom he has sold these
Stoves rs to their economy, convenience; and
cleanliness. JOHN BOWEH
pinlnler and Gas-FItter, and dealer III Tin and
Wooaware, c-Furni,ng Goods, &c., IRON
Front Building, Governor street. seel
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san FRANCISCO, December 3l.-Addi-
tional shocks of earthquakes have been felt
in Nevada. In Virginia City the citizens
are much alarmed.
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: - I~s-.i.ul i to send III message
E. d. L.. jnricn ship canal.
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a. ...E.s,.,s Of British Columbia arc
z, |...r n;ncNAlion 70 this country,
-..,. o..g- AVS nothing. and Mr. SUM
g.. .... ..,,a !.lrr hut one crl-&nreAa-
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LARGE LA<p S>LE.---Ihc large ana fine
c.s;&t" :: :-tH8i,to.! i've !.3:cm,. -; Green
Hill" or the pannill estate. and owned by
Colonel Wimbush, was sold on Wednesday
10 addison Moe, Of Pennsylvania, for $780,
go. Th"rc are II this tract $500 ceres, q
portion Of which lies on the Pittsylyania
id" Of the river. This sale is perhaps the
urges; one made in Virginia, to any single
person, since The war,--LHcaburg RtpGJ
ltf'Yn
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DICuMOND AND PETERSBURG

VIRGINIA In circuit court Of the city
Y ofRicbmoud. December 9Th. 1893:
ST. :. Brown. John Milidge, jr., and Fanny G.
MilIidsc, his wife, who "ss Fanny e: Honln-
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IRON AND STEEL.

IRON AND STEEL.
200 tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFINED
IRON, embracing an assortment OF FLATS
from to inches wide by to Inch thick;
ROUNDS and SQUARES from to inches In
OWLS S's1LS' and HALE ovALs,
BALF ROUNDS and SCROLLS,
HORSESHOE and NAIL RODS.
SHEET, &C., &C.;
EAYLUk'S CAST STEEL, fiat, square, and
ENGtisH and AMERICAN BLIsTERED
STEEL,
BLOCK TIS, sPELTER,
RUSSIAN and ENGLISH sHEET-IROS.
For sale by , <,
GENE THREAD, SEINE THREAD
- goo pounds OF my own Importation SEINE
THREA u has nted to he the finest,
strongest, and cheapest, in the city. The pubic
win please take notice that the great seal on exh-
bition here last summer caught 18th the seine
thread bought OF me. 1t WILL therefore, be to ttcir
Interest to buy my seine thread, where they are
sure 10 get the be-t In the market, and Tor less
price than they viii have to pay elsewhere Tor an
inferior article. Also for sale, STURGEON
IRVINE, SEINE LINES, &c.
- L. LICHTENSTEIN.
I7e7 Franklin street,
de el-sm between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
UNFOLDING CARDS PRINTED AT
w TIE DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.