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the two approaches there are three shafts,
measuring IN depth 20, $50, and 1856 feet re.
spectively, and force Is working in either
direction from each shaft. There Ia now
only l35 feet between the western approach
ana shaft No. 3, and about the same dis
lance between the "heodsngs" OF shafts
Nos, 3 and 2, 500 feet between the eastern
approach and shaft No. /. and ] 200 feet
between shafts and 2. The work goes on
day and night without Interruption, from
o O'Clock Monday morning till u Saturday
night. The forces in each "hedd,Hg" have
been making hundred feet month, and
often more, according to the character Of
The rock, which Is mostly slate and sand
stone. There are between five anG six hun
drcd men employed on the work. half or
whom are negroes from eastern Virginia,
and among them are many from the coal
pits of Chesterfield. Many of the men have
their families with them, thus increasing
the population here to nearly thousand
souls, occupying hundred cabins scat
tered over and around the mountain, pre-
scnting the appearance Of quite an active
village. There are also two churches Zone
Catholic the other Baptist). two stores,
five blacksmith shops, wheelwricht,
carpenter, and several miscellaneous work
shops; also, four stationary engines Qrom
power each, for the purpose of lowering
and eleratlng the buckets and driving the
fans which supply the miners with pure
air.
Captain II. II. Talcott, The engineer, and
Captain johnson also, expects the work TO
be completed in July next, fair allowance
being made for all possible contingencies,
which will be the greatest amount Of tun-
melting done in the same space OF time ON
record. 49,
The eastern terminus OF the road will
soon be decided upon by the men in
power" and the well-wishers Of Richmond
i'll this locality are much pleased with the
zeal manifested by the Dispatch in trying
to arouse the citizens to prompt action in
the matter, as there arc some strong influ-
ences bearing against her, and she must act
ct once and boldly if sue does not wish the
road to give her the go.by.
Most sincerely wishing you fuccess,
YOURS, &C., ENEM.
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Fires in Charlotte. n. C.-ForT Build
Sugs Destroyed.
Specia! Telegram to the Dispatch

Specia! Telegram 10 Tile DlspascE'
CHARLOTTE, n. c., November 11.-At
about o'clock this morning flames were
discovered issuing from under the framed
building near Public Square occupied by
B. Koopman US dry goods store. The
alarm YVES given, and the fremen were
promptly on the ground, but the building
being old and very dry the flames spread
rapidly, and in few minutes, before the
streams could he thrown. the building was
a mass OF flames, the clerks, who occupied
rooms on the second floor, barely escaping
in their night clothes. The building, the
entire stock OF goods, aud the clerks per-
sonal effects, were destroyed.
The fircmen, finding it impossible to save
the Koopman building, and the store adj
joining towards the Public Square, occu-
pied by S. Frankfort, dry goods dealer,
having caught fire, they turned their attcn-
tlon to it, but their efforts TO save 1t were
unavailing, and it also was destroyed. The
stock was saved In damaged condition.
The building adjoining Frankforts
caught fire several times, but by the strenu-
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NEW YORK.
TILE CASE nE WILLIAM VI. TWEED.

The counsel for Tweed have served de-
murrcr on Charles O'Conor that the plain
till have not Il legal right TO sue in the ac-
ton That The complaint does not state suf-
ticicnt facts TO constitute Il cause of action,
and that The complaint Is defective in not
intending the mayor, aldermen, super
risors, and common attorney for the city as
defendants.
Tie poiut raised is that there is no legal
right OF the people maintained in such an
action.
WILD STEER OS TIE RAMrAGE.
New York, November ia wild steer
rushed through the streets this morning
and injured number Of persons ; some ia
tally.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The Government oilers 81 900 reward for
The r,Arrcst OF Ballard, who escaped from
the Lud!ow.Stre Jail. Ballard is consider
cd the most dangerous countertelter III the
world.
TwEED's BAIL.
Jay Gould, diScoycrin" that his ball Of one
million dollars Tor Tweed is not legally sat
isfactory, withdraws it. Others have been
substituted.
HENRY BAssETT TO EUS AGAINST THE WORLD
The owner of Henry Bassett offers to run
him against any horse in the world for SJ0,.
QUO, one TO four miles.
HEAVY ROBBERY OF SILKS.
The bonded warehouse has been robbed
Of So, 600 worth Of silks belonging to II, y
Clailin. No arrests.
SEIZURE OF COETRABAND DIAMONDS.
The custom.house officers have seized
&c, GOO worth Of diamonds which Eurdpeun
gamblers had attempted to smuggle into
the country.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
General Sherman, Lieutenant Grant, Adj.
niral alden, aud Colonel Audenreid went
Oh board the fricate Wabash this morning,
and sailed for Europe.
REPORTS OF HEAVY WEATHER, sc.
All vessels arriving here report very
heavy weather off Barnegat, One vessel
reports seeing large amounts of wrecked
stuff, comprising planking, deck-house,
CABIN doors, barrels, &C., ~, on the 18th
and 18th in>tants.
The steamship India, from Glasgow, has
arrived.
BOILER EXPLOSION AND PANIC AMONG
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
4 boiler in small building attached to
the public school on Navy street, Brooklyn,
ex pIoLed this morning, shattering the walls
and windows and tearing the fences, pro-
duciuga panic IN the school, where some
eight hundred children were studying.
TIE teachers, however, succeeded in quiet
ing and dlsmissng them without injury to
any one.
ARREST OF BALLoT-sTUFFERs.
John spauley, election inspector, and
John Campbell aud Matthew Mckenna,
poll clerks in Brooklyn, Sixth Ward, were
arrested to-day, charged with ballot
stufiing. Others will also be arrested.
THE ELECTION FEAuDs.
The charges of election frauds in this
city are being investigated to-day.
Atlidayits have been taken by the COM
mittee of the Democratic reform, showing
elaring frauds by the inspectors OF election
in the First Ward. Startling developments
are expected.
QUESTION OF TIE ATLANTIC CABLE PURCHASE
The official organ Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company states that the British
Government has not commenced Hegotla.
tions for the purchase Of the Atlantic cable,
and no London syndicate has paid dollar
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s.es.er from Great Bend Tunnel.
Corresuonucuce OF the RiChln9 nd Dispatch.
NkE1I bfND I Z -N-NLI. 7
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLRoAD,f


(EESAIEAhE AMI Univ
November IA, 1871. )
When in your city recently was frequent
" iuterrosatcd as to the location, length,
progress, &C., Of the, Great Bend tunnel, and
~ so many of your readers are Interested
in the work, Twill give them through your
columns a short account OF what Is gong
on at this the most important point
on the unfinished portion Of the Chesa-
rcake and Ohio railroad, for by the time
this work is finished it is expected the
trains Will pass through to the Ohio.
The Great Bend Mountain, in Summers
county, thirty-seven miles west OF the
White Sulphur Springs, Is spur OF the
Alleghanies, lying due north and south,
and rising prccipitously nearly i've nun
dycd feet from the banks of the Greenbrer
river, which washes its eastern base as IL
flows onward to join the New river, ten
miles below. MIR. Charles Nordhoh, OF the
New York Tribune, forgot the geography
of the country when he placed this noun
tain on The NeoD river, notwithstanding he
had lust passed over the road III company
its chief officers.
The tunnel is 10 be in straight line, run
ming east and west, and is G:4OO feet LII
length, being the longest III Virginia, ana
the longest but one III the United States.
Captain w. X. johnson, Jr., formerly
citizen of Richmond, is the contractor ior
this work, and is pushing it forward with
his we'll known skill and energy. Besides
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Miss Evans, the romantic author OF st.
Elmo. is to write the biography OF a 'eSan-
der II. Stephens.
General Joseph E. Johnston is preparing
for the press 4 history of his campaigns Gu-
ring the late war.
There was killing frost and also ice all
through the section of Georgia in the neigh
borhood Of Macon on Thursday morning.
Colonel John K. Connally, formerly OF
Yadkin county, has been elected to the
Senate in the Richmond, Va, district.
Colonel COnnalIy has many old friends ana
comrades in this portion Of the State who
will rejoice in his success. The interests
Of his constituents are in safe ana honoru-
bic hands, Winston IN. CO. Sentinel.
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ALBEnARLE. ORANGE, ARB LOUISA LAND
sALEs.-By David D. M. Digges, land agent
ct Gordonsville, Va, 200 acres. part ofthe
Mann Page farm, near Gotham depot, in
Albemarle county, to DIR. Arthur }. Mann,
late Of ziszag Hail. P Prca ESQ.,
Also. house and lot in Gordonsville be-
longing to Mrs. NJ. z. Barbour. to Misses
Matilda Barnett and sisters, OF F'rcdericks-
burg, Va. Price, 81 ,2S2.
Also, Mr.. E. J. Faulconers snail tract
Of land in Louisa county near Gordons-
vile. to George and Henry Barbour leo-
lored). Price, $500.
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The Tobacco Market Us Reported By the Saw
York Tobacco Ienf

SmokSn0.'-Me have heard or no sales Of Inn
portcnCe, out note amoderate demand for lnc Va.
i ~ ~, ngtuay consumption in The Interior.
REFERRED 10 shove. ~ S""-''
V"gFnta LeaJ.. There does not appear to have
oeeu aug chahse II this Branch OF Tie trade since
jug iasI report. Business generally is dun. anu
.hc looacco commerce Is exception 10 The ruiz.
thete wa some iaqusFy for prnings, OF which
tne stoch on hsnd here Is limited and sules were
enscted A. Iull prices. BIem.u adyices now being
recelVeo serve 10 strengthen the III arket for this
atSteol Sonas- Ice utmsnd at that port having
been QaICkclGdD y tue REPORTS Of IL niuish srn,
ples mere Excerpts light though atuud,ut
'or tne dtmend from TIL. markets OF Virginia
"e'earh oi 40 incident out OF the usuai routine,
Inc oueriu2s are deer :asing and prices ale veil
sa.tAinei ga iuhk Jugs are briu. * from slsic.
II the "break:.' There IL con i.elaol, ,Inkl.
OF ne" tobacco visible In al OF tue ma kels,
"nlCn LIE a'iv speaking, Indie ates more uuat.y,
.udaUJHctured.--Ile late election ANA The gi,s.
tioH !i the tax ana waFen4qss 9l6Si trade ia man
IL actrrsd TOBACCO; the fret mcntoEsl having
a SO Affected other oranche, embraced in this con-
necl n. Uwiug to the election, day LEES than
usual was actu .lly deyJteu u business trade ,men
generally having cosed their establishments In
ord That tney m<bi the better aid In the work vi
administrative reform non goios on Ia Lnis and
edjs eat cites, and this OF ttseii WAS sufficient 10
reduce The amount Of business this. mi ht Otherwise
have beel done. AddeI 10 this were the prevail
ing expectations that radical change is soon to
be ell cLeu IN he rata OF tax and the e OF coli
scL,ng 1t. and ktogetHcc these causes were enough
TO III axe the week An exceedingly unfav0rab one.
III Dilsn. tooscco th-re appears 10 nave been
considerably less th sh the average done, for
BLACK work here was some demand towards the
close OF the week and notably H. Que house. which
solo freely OF IS, Is, 10, and lcs for export Ne
cetpss continue moderate, and as ye. there is no
chlnge In prices. Ii IL gratifying To notice The
pronptlture with watch the trade In other cities
folo"ed md are following The example 6ct here
in relation 10 the proposed discontlnuancc OF
y nd.d warehouses for cons. mpt!on. We gladly
defer REMARK which we tnleua 10 offer on this
important suLjecC To maze room for The following
III: lobtcC me- chants OF this city. The docu
| men Is admirable In conception ard execution,
| aud Can hardy fail 10 III. Ike favorable impress
sion on the mind OF The gentleman 10 whom II Ii
Y adj
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The Tyson Injunction Case.

CtI5g DT5VdtC11.
LYNCHBERG, VA, November T.--The
defendants counsel occupied the entire
day. Mr.. Jones delivered 4 powerful legal
argument. Mr.. Crump's speech was one of
great ability and eloqucnce. Judge Bald
win closes tomorrow for the plaintiff. It
is reported that Judge Bond will be COM
PEELED to leave the city tomorrow night.
Thc decision of the court will probably be
rocerpod
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dollar packages Of fractional currency for
one half the rate at which they carry thor-
sand-dollar packages, viii 60 to Congress
this winter and endeavor to obtain the pas
sage OF a bill allowing persons transmitting
mutilatcd fractional currency to the Trea-
sury for redemption to do so by registered
package through the post-oftice free of
through the House Of Representatives last
session, and The Treasurer hopes this ses.
sion TO carry the bill through both Houses
of Congress.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rev York htoch and Money Market

NC" IDEN htOCsA fhNN 4Hoh.Ns
New IoRK, November 17.-Money easy
at sac per cent. on call. Exchange firm al
9E@9A. Gold heavy at HE. Government
issues Of 1862 that have been called in by
the Treasury for redemption are selling for
about the same as gold those not called
in, at 111A@112. States dull and heavy :
Tennessee's, 6GH new, 66H. Frginia's,
90; new, 66H. LouIsiana's, e.; new, 90.
Leyee's, co; SIS, rs. Alabama's, %; 5's, Go.
Georgia's, 81; rs, 60. North Carolina's,
IS new, 20. South Carolina's, M; new,
90
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CAUrIoNARY SlGNALs.-On Tuesday the
signal service displayed, before the storm,
cautionary signals at eighteen of the twenty
signal stations along the line of all the lakes,
the whole Atlantic coast from Florida to
Maine, and on the coast OF the guilt OF
Mexico. The reports received ut the office
of the chief signal officer show that at every
port the warning signal was given from five
TO fifteen hours In advance Of storm OF
unusual extent and severity.
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UNITED STATES BONDS IN EUROPE.

The Treasury Department issues state
mcrt contradicting the reports that bonds
forwarded to Europe are consigned to Jay
Cooke. McCulloch & CO. Every bond for
wardcd has been consigned and delivered to
Richardson, the Assistant Secretary OF inc
Treasury, who has an Office IN London ana
q corps of clerks whose duty it IS to denver
the new bonds rs they are required, taxing
in pavment therefor called bonds of 1862,
cance!lino. scheduling, and packing the
same in iron safes for shipment and final
reclamation at the United States Treasury.
No bonds are delivered by Government OH
GERS unit! full payment is received therefor.
CONSUL TO RIO JAHEIRo.
WAsurSGroS, Nov. 17.-Dalrez Coon. Of
Alnbuma. has been appointed consul to Rio
JlneirO.
TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
to-day considered the question as TO what
weight should be gwen to seniority OF SER
vice in promotions.
COMMISSIONER DOUGLAS
was before the Senate Finance Committee
to-day in relation to new legislation upon
the international revenue laws.
CABINET MEETING, &C.
There was Il Cabinet session Of three
hour duration to-day. 1t Is understood
that the Forthcoming annual message was
the subject Of conversation.
I've President saw no visitors to-day,
either before or alter the Cabinet meeting,
bcin. engaged on his message.
DISMISSAL OF MORE CADETS FOR GLAZING"
Secretary Robe5on has issued another
order dismi>sins six cadets for "hazlns,
and Subecting them to different punish
ments for participating therein. lie says
he will, If necessary, dismiss ne last cauet
at the academy who refuses to obey the
regulations Oil this subject.
POSTAL APPOINTMENTS.
James \. Lewis has been appointed route
agent between Washington and Harrison
burg, Va. p. L. Bragg, D. L. Finch, ".
S..Waters, William W. james, and Austin
Is. Hulcc, have been appointed head clerks
Oh the postal railway route between Wash.
ing and LYnchburg.
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TIE GREAT GALE-hDD1TIoSAL ACCOUNTS
or DISASTER.-iep York, November 10
Additional accounts show the effects of The
storm in this vicinity Tuesday night, and
high tides yesterday, to be quite severe.
A quantity OF the Harlem flats was washed
away. In Jersey City the Morris canal
overlooked, submerging Easements, carry
Ing of lumber, bouts, &c., and damaging
property TO the extent of over SO 900. Tnc
IcctuTc-room Of The Methodist church at
Bergen Heights was blown down and the
church damaged. In Newark over $40 900
worth Of property was destroyed by wind
and water, several unfinished houses being
demolished and easements flooded. AT
Elizabeth 4 brick foundry and five build.
inss We're blown down. The schooner Ma
tive, OF Greenwich, Conn.,, was blown high
and dry on dock, and another schooner
was driven ashore, demoishing a bar in
its progress. WarralPs brick factory lost
20. 0G0 bricks and - tons Of moulding saud.
An unfinished church in Plainfieid was
destroyed. The Presbyterian church III
Freehold, n. j., was partially demolished
BY the gale Tuesday night. Loss, $50, 600
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INDIANA

ihh fAEK FAMILY MURDEgERs KrKIryTn,
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1.-THE tbroo
ne srT1s VINO murdered the Park family
;a iIt 81 nEeLryVl,le, Ind, were taken from The
toy q mob of $50 men in disonns oA LII nmJ
the town, I" n'h Julie from
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The PRIZE STEAM CANAL-BoAT.-The
new steam capal-boaI Port Byron, Captain
Emerson, about which considerable has
been said Of late, made her first appearance
in our waters last week. The Byron was
Duilt at Rochester, and is owned by Toof,
Phillips 6 Emerson, of Memphis, Tenn.
The invention is patented by +. III. Mahan
and Primus Emerson. The principle
covered bv this patent is certainly original
and ingenious. The Port Byron is 4 large
class lakcr. The upper part OF The bow is
shaped like an ordinary bout, but below
the watcg-luc the bows, instead of round
ing away ut the sides to clear the water,
come flush out even with the stem. Be-
tween these two projections the bow is hol-
lowed out, giving it the appearance Of an
immense scoop.shovcl standing upright.
with the followed part facing toward
tue front. AT the bottom this hollow
tapcrs off into a ilumcway thirty by
twelve inches, which runs through the
entire length OF the boat, over the floor
timbers. The rropelliug power is an iron
paddle. wheel 10 feet in diameter, with YER
Iical buckets 30X2S inches. These buckets
or paddles enter and leave the water in Il
vertical position, SO that no power IS To-. t
in lift ing or striking the water. The wheel
is located In tue middle OF the boat near the
stern and ut the end of the ilume men
toned above. The action Of the wheel
draws the water out OF the hume, when Is
replenisned from the bow. 1t IS expected
that the entire amount of water displaced
by the boat will be drawn through the
flumeway by the action of the wheel. If
This Is done no swell or wave will be pro-
duced.
The Port Byron, on her passage up from
Lockport, made six miles an hour with 70
tons OF freight on board. She was loaded
Yesterday with $500 bushels corn by j. w.
Bridgemln Il Co., and started this morning
for New York. We shall watch the pro-
gress Of the Byron with considerable in-
terest; but we are of opinion that this trip
will demonstrate that some changes in the
machinery and model are necessary be-
fore she can be called q complete success.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
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CssNnsyssyoH RsERdTH Ers.

- PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT. No
Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-oilice
box l2). agen. for the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, for Sew York InmAn Line, for Liy
erpool; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; Natioasl
Line for Liverpool. je "a
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TIE SUSPENDED INSURANCE CoNPANIEs.-
Chicago, November ia meeting OF
policy holders Of suspended insurance COM
plnies was held last evening, +. n. Arnold
presiding. VIM, r. Coablugh said he had
made up his mind that il was the duty OF
the merchants Of Chicago to determine the
relations between them ana the insurance
companies, especially with Il view to the
immense differences existing between the
proposed settlements and published assets.
lie proposed that committee be sent 10
New York with instructions to make the
fullest investigation. There was as much
disposition i'll New York as III Chicago to
drive hard bargain. lie thought the offer
of \ iaircr settlement than twenty-five per
cent. should he made,
Stillmln, Of New York. said there was no
other feeling in New York than to pay
every cent due the Chicago sufferer ihe
Manhattan and Security Company would
probably pay from sixty TO seventy. five per
cent. A committee Of ten was then a!,-
pointed TO report a plan of action, TO bc
submitted TO 4 future meeting.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

ABATEMENT OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 17.-Ice
having been formed here during the last two
nights, all danger from yellow fever has
ceased, and the trains arriving are filled
with returning refugees. 0''
Accounts from the interior show the
black frost, which occurred here THURSDAY
morning, to have been general throughout
this and adjacent States.
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Pennsylvania

THThL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
,,r aiiTssgRG, PA, November 1.-THE ex
press Train on the Pan-uandIc rnaS wa, vA
tnr3"n from the track By eucounter J ~ a.
nIoken rail-. The engineer was killed a,d u
the fireman badly injured. VS. Ai'ca anc
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPH LITIGATION.-A
suit 10 recover 800, 900 from the American
Telegraph Company for an alleged breach
OF contract has been brought in the United
States Circuit Court, before Judge Wood
ruiz, by J. /. Humeston, inventor Of the
tcleGraphic depo,itor, who claims that the
company contracted 10 pay him royalty
do. 1t is claimed by the defence that The
machine was not rs good as it was repre-
sentcd to be, and that the company found
that it could do more work ut less expense
with the Morse instrument. The SUIT is
still in prog. ess.-Ncoo York Times.
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The Mayor OF Norfolk issued procIama-
ton admonishing the citizens OF Norfolk not
to hold public meeting yesterday, as they
had been requested to do, to consider the
case OF the murder Of the negro policeman
Wilson. Joseph T. Wilson, "a rcpresen-
taive colored man. endorses The procla-
nation in II card.
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E,ArEsT FROM WASHINGTON.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAsHGNGToN, November 1.-THE storm
centre will probably move into Arkansas,
with increasing southwestery winds on the
Gulf coast, possibly rising to q gale in
Texas. Increasing easterly winds on the
uppcr lakes. with threatening weather on
saturday. Failing barometer with rising
temperature from Lake Huron to Alabama.
The area of highest pressure will move into
New York, with partially cloudy and plea
SAINT weather on Saturday in the middle
and eastern States. Northeasterly winds
with rising temperature from Maryland to
Florida. Dangerous winds are not antici-
mated for our coasts this evening.
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LIME AND CEMENT.
FOR TORACCNEEsES.

G. DEO. Y CA LICORICE.-We are re-
Ma
ceiying unall shipment OF the above brand OF
SPANISH LICoRICE, whloh 1s equal to the l.
G.. Y Ca brand or any other.
A. 7. STOKES i CO.,
jy2c Importers Agents,