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DETA91ES.

: IT, pleasure ofrcading without application,
- dangerous pleasure. Useless books ~, o,,gb, , a.
ASIDE and to make all possible ADVANTAGE or -, f ,"1
"nich we may reap some fuit.-Crousaf.
70. pIfFERENcE5.-lt is remarkable that men, when tfev
siderable, will be apt dipr in almost eccr; ,yi
lneir d'teferccs bese contradictions Cotradicti5n he
gers neat. Heat quickly rises into resentment race.
oa n'-w Thus they diGer in affections as tb,v d;fir
III Juogmen and the contention, which hers ~ piI
ends in Auser-CatD's LeUcyq ." ''''
hANoER is the revenge Of coward, and Discrimination
ms defence.-.4dCerht,-er
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n FEMALE school,

w ~ ne again opened the residence of the Sub
s''oc'' ~ ihe county Of Goochlaud, on the is, da
repIOay next une~ the care and malta cmen, Of a
lacy rom Fennsy ran:a, vino comes highly recoruu,c tee
@ VINO proposes to teach Reading Writing, Orthosrapsy,
...mneuc' Grammar, Geography Sacred and Profane
Mythology, Music, Embroidery, lase-wok Paint
ie,ms as heTetoicrcFor Board aud Tuition one hum
e oe7rs Tor ten months payable fourth IN advance
an9 me balance at the end Of bc year The scholars
ditioual expense. 7, 49, -. , ~ a., du-
& Eat'c- r7r g 1907
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s al The following Mas, and Spar Pieces, deliverable a,
Ioo- Navy ia:lS, on before the ist &c ,uv
' 80
O h,r Ne'o fore
a heel nnna hshss' ma;n.masn
:, =. pieces, q side trees,
= "snes' and side trees, for fore.masi.
= quarter sp!nd!cs, &
e"esN' ana paunch, 'of i"z'h-"as'-
- "' =, main iop-mast.
q main and I mi.yy ",u,
9 mai; cav" 60 ",lLeh, 'op-sail-yardS.
9 ribhonms Q ST.; m'zehtop-saiiani-maS:,
The above for n =, ~, 'n NJ spahker-6nom''
4 sshs, and side trees for main -mas,,
;s nan Sp'no'es ana ) side tiecs Nr f,e.mast.
. e,F cheeks, and paunches for mizen-mas,,
uua' ter sp,"uies' and paunch for bowsrri,.
,o'c ",+' = m'Ien-fop-masts,
"'' nan ''"n-yard,
n'.n' l"re' ana neutrality-suspicious.,
= ;"S nh iofe' ana m'zen-top-saant-mas5s,
r.! !rn oon h . h5lhg 90. and 2spanker-bupm.,
" "oo'c TOT IL gun ship
P!iode1piir
fore AMI misen- top MA 81
y aip.vard-u;rcc.
d bow-sprt picces
sprit-sai-yard y
3 top-gaant- rds in o,r. ,~;-,a
sp,ndle-Pieces for main-nG,st.
fishes, 2 heel pieces for FISH.
shie ,fecs' 4 heel pieces for side ,tea>s.
9 snindla nisess ol "e t pieces ,1r check.
:, sid. ,rors . S' U'aS'' < hshes' reei lhctc
All the nieces for t ,hs n,;,,
" ' Pc. IT'S iol the mAn-mast
."e ap"Ve for ship OF the line.
half main checks, 2 fore side trees
h ,,",n siie ,,iaes ! fore FISH,
half re-,opsaiIvard o a,a ,i sn ,%".S'f"'
. mai, sni,IIa %,S. "1' : nam nSneS
mann spindle pieces, 1 forc-top-gallant-u
I n,izcn-ton. sal, yar ~ ~ i'r -
sprit-sai ard ." "' F'F'''
iiin'hs"n' go: 80
The aborc 60 S;Nei , oo,ti"'
sup
@ bdattnstcn.
Paunchcs iof oowsprit.
=, sp a", = t'shes, : s''e-'rees,
ci.ceks neei-pieces, paureh, "' 'otI"a&t.
spindle fshes, side-:rees,
= cheeks, = hcepicces pauuch 'or hrd!nii'aSf
O S p'. % -s eneSks, paunch,tor mizen-slas>
iore' mai' 2 rnizen topmass.
Iore' man, 2 n-top-galiant-masis.
spritsaii, fore, 4 main yards.
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= u tnent Of fine aui sunerGne Cafvrt:u-e IF
p ..',s.or patterns and st,jr, with Iearh Euss to
..r. aic at low prizes, By
HAIL NELSON.
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Mast and Spar Timber.
NAVY CoMMrssroNEns' orrr,r.

NNS CoMNIssIoNERs' CrYIrr.
ryV,,, December -, iCgG
VIE Commissioners of the Navy will receive Se,;s,
MY oe ,"p"Sals' Until the 18th February next, the sup
y al the olioI ns Mast and Spar Pieces deliverable ~,
s respective Navy Ya:s, before the ist cf INV
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This is the mi,,; haunted by the (ieud .r,nnrs
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Commission House.

.'.' ,''Der, living in PfT sBUJ e.. oGs,s liz
- .. E" &c Public as Co7tM1ssfoy sIFRctISx.' ''
JAMES MACFARLAND, JIM
t.i' Ian 9th 1897. -"I.
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CIRCUS.

VHNHls EVENING, September LIST, the per-
IL tOrnance will commence with
A GRAND ENTREE.
HORSEM MANSHIP-By Mr.. Stickney,
Who will perform the scene of the Peasants
Frolic, or ladies' Fashions in Paris.
SLACK ROPE BY Master Whitaker.
HORSEMANSIIIP,
BY Mons. Richer, who viii exhibit the admired
scene Of the Roman Gladiator
officer and his Recruit, on two horses, by Mr.
Richer and Master Whitaker.
HORSEMANSHIP,
BY Master'Laforest, who after many surprising
teats will leap over canvass 10 ftrt wide,
his horse at full speed.
HORsEMANSIIIP,
By Master Whitaker, without =? ddle or bride.
The evenings performance to conclude with
the grand historical pantoinime Of
DON QUIXOTTE.
For further particulars see bills Of the dax.
Doors open at half past 7, periormancc3 q
commence precisely at 8 O'Clock. Box tick
cts so cents; children under te- years. hall
price. Pit tickets 25 cents. Sept. |.
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By tae steamboat Fuiton.


Arr at New York, on Wednesday, ships Ii
verpool, Robinson, Liverpool, and 40 days ha
Cork; Chancellor, Barker, from Paros, June
2, Ivica, July 10, and Gibraltar, July 2l--had
no communication with the shore; Lafayette,
Tanning, Ncw-Oileans, %; Adamant, Brown,
London; barque -Four SONS, Demlng, st Tho
mas, 20; br!gs Rising sun, Goddard, Carnar-
aon, 40; Pa.neia, Jordan, Gibraltar, SO; Ca
ils P.cAel, ard, Carthagena, 25; Cadmus,
whi.c, P,r.o Riro, I5; Hopes Delight, Crow
ell, Oh asco, a schrs Splendid, Conckl!n, V.
Cruz, 23; IoIson, Haliett, ADara, 10; Libcr-
t., Rno.o, Iayana, ~; Gold Huntress, Small,
Savannah, I3, Fly, Mitchell, Richmond, 8;
Eclipse, Johnson, Petersburg
Ia. ,n:p Gov. cha OH, Griswold, Valparai-
SO; org i..ngc., Baker, Vera Cruz.
An on TnIrsd,y, scnrs Ann Howard, Hug-
ga.t " lshmgton, n. 1. I; Celia, Hitchcock,
Itoy Wus., ). Below, schr dams, Bigley,
of Ne &po.', tom Vilming.on--4 of her crew
sick.
CD. brig Friends, Lewis, Liverpool; schrs
Charles Hayes, Rayiings, Panaina, +. F.; Em-
cline, Johnson, Key West
A very severe gale was experienced IN tho
vicinity of Norfoik, OH Sunday last.
In ianpion Roads, 25th ult, ship Jefferson,
Cornick, L.serpool, 38, for James River.
Arr a, Wilmington, 22d plt. brigs Counsellor,
Mum, Guadaloupe; Ann Celia, Perry, hence.
cid brig Sarah Lcc, NJ Kcnze, OF this port, for
Hull, Eng.
Arr al Charleston, 2lst ult. brig Thomas
Morris, Lane, from Havana, put IN Tor arbhra-
ton, having run ashore on Carysford's reef, on
the night OF the 10th, but received no damage
Also arr. schr Joanna, Roberts, Matanzas, T.
Cleared ut New Orleans, 4th ult. schr solon,
Tarr, for this port.
AT Key West, 18th ult. U. S. ship John Ad-
ans, all well.
At Csrthagena, 4th ult. brig Athenlan' Snip
man, for Now York, l0--thc only American
vessel.
At Tobasco, June 30, schr Stanley, Andcr-
son, for New York, soon.
Al Vera Cruz, 9th ut. brig Jasper, to SAIL
in I ds.
Sailed from Sagharbour, 2itb ult ship Ara
bella, Sayrc Pacific Ocean.
The U. s. ship G, nstitnlion, was OFT Cape MATTE
pan, June q, all well
At ii Thomas, OH ult. ship Agnes, OF New ,orH
discg; brss Ulysses, fr Boston, just ar; Nolhnt' ""
YORK, 2;Jos. Eastburn, PhaJcphia, :; sSirS "ia
y.tNuw York, o. .
At Porto Rico, Nth ult schr Ccrcna, pofcen' o
wmrcB, f.r Ncg Yu:h, us
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PORTSMOUTH Aug. 27.-Arr brig Iris, Rice,
St. Ubes 4S.
'29ih, ship Martha, Lunt, st. Ubss, A.; brig
Criterion, Burnham. Liverpool, 5J.
PORTLAND, Aug. ai-Arr brgs Regulator,
tlubbs, fr Liverpool; Albert, Simonton Point Petre,
10. CID bargue Morcator, Morse, Port au Prince.
CAsTINE, Aug. 23-Cld brig VoAus, Tilden,
St. Thomas
BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-Arr ship Saco, Leslie, Liv-
erpool, 45 Cid. brig George Henry, Prince Hall
fax; sehss Midas. Weeks, Charleston; Juliet, Ward,
Savannah.
29h brig Thetis. Bailey, 6S ds fr Bristol, and
SO ir Cork; schr Experiment, rrpp, Malaga IS, and
SO ir Gibraltar. CD schr Sally Hope, Baker, Prov
idence.
goth. arr brig Perseverance, Barker, fr Charleston;
sc!rs Ivy. Parker, St. CroIA; Abigail, fin Cuba, %;
Belsey 4 Eliza, Baxter, Providence.
Cid brig Commerce, Evans, Surnam; schr Lucrc-
tia, Gibbs, Ct Pcteis.
NETWORK, Aug. 26.-Ar ships George Gin
ton, Rawson, Liverpool; Farmer, Stewart, st Ubes,
l6 brigs Atlantic, Lawson, Dundee, la; James No
bic, Lewis, Rotterdam, 81; George, Morris, Ham.
burg, SO; Clarce, Hatch, Gibraltar 80; schr Joseph
Bonner. somers, Washington, 10; sIoop Huutress,
Heath, Providence.
CID Pr. bArquc Ocean. Gibbs, Liverpool; brig Sa.
rah Herrlck, Saunders, Port au PRINCE; scr Exit,
Wright, Charleston.
9Th, arr brig Trafalgar, Winsor, Ivica 50, Glib
raltar 80. Gid orig William, Twycross, Neuvitas.
2S,h, arr schr Caroline, Geer, Leghorn, and 30
hours ir Boston; sIoop Superior, Chlld, Providence,
|. Cid ship Chase, Baxter, Brelncn; brgs Courier,
Bailey, Savannah; Tobacco Plant, Robertson, do;
Yellow Bird, Tar, Cape iIayiien; s!oop Now York,
Willard, Providence.
PHlLA DELPnIA, Aug. 25.-Arr ships Superb,
George, Rotterdam, II; Atlantic, MCail Lcghorn
aud Gibraltar. 81 brig Zeha, Crosby, Havana, ~;
scbr Creole, Now Orleans. Cld brig Antelope, Care,
ST. Jaeo de Cuba.
26th, arr ship Alexander, Baldwin, fl Liverpool
CID brig Eliza, Mercken, Vera Cruz.
| 9Th, arr brig Forest, Brooks, Bordeaux 40; sool
| Rising Sun, Clark, Newport. Gid. ship Stranger
Ongcr, for Liverpool; brig Ann, Edrcdse. West In
\ s~iss. -.-t.sg
| BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Cld brig Ann, Sloan
Lima; schr John Il Joseph, Cottre, St. Darts.
| 25th arr ship Jane, Child, (of Warcn) st Ubes
10; schrs EO, Fish, ST Johns, =. r. is; Elizabeth,
Allen, Ma,anzas, 7; sloop Com. Perry, New York.
Cid schr Iris, Cru,hers, Cuba.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 25.-Arr ship William
Baker, Tillinghast, Providence. Sailed, schr Eliza
! beth, Corning, Maranham.
26th, sailed ship Columbia, Foster, Amsterdam.
RICHMOND, Aug. 26.--Arr schr Enterprise, I'm
Providence. Cid ship Dana, Bralthwarte, London.
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PORT OF PROVIDEHCE.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY. Hugnst 2s

ANKINED,
WEDNESDAY, August 29.
Brig George. Jones, Havana, l6, with sugar, to j.
X. Potter. Left, ship George ChamPlin, Hudson, OF
Newport, waiting freight
Sch, Planter, Lewis, from New York, via New
London, IN ballast.
Soop Eliza Ann, Potter, from New York, 2days,
with -four, whskey, &c. to A NJ. Vnton and others.
Soop Ranger, Corey, Tiverton.
Slonp Far PLAY, Hazard, from Westport.
U.L. soop Mary, Bennett, from New York, with
tea, flour, sc. to w. Bodget Co. Hunt & Pierce,
and Others
wood. 10 J Rurrough.
Sloop Northcrn Star, Swift, from Wareham, with
wood, to J. Burroush.
Sloop Thomas, Bourne, from Sandwich, with wood
to J. Burrough.
w. L. sloop Splendid, Read. 2 davs from New
York, with rum, flour, wool, &c. to John Farnum,
Hunt & Pierce and others.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N. York,
% hours.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker from New York.
20 hours.
Sloop b. d. Jones, Peckham, from New York,
with flour to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
Sloop Becca s. Besey, Gladding, Bristol.
Thursday, August 80.
Brig Janus, Pane, from New Orleans, % days,
with cotton, to Thornton s. Lothrop, and others.
Schr Panama. Miller, sullivan.
Sl"op Collector, Heath, Block Island.
Sluop Avon, Gibbs, Albany.
Soop Edward. Smith from Baltimore, with flour,
wood and watermeons, to d. Barton, and Gcurgc >.
Wardweil s. Co.
Soop Catharino Maria, Penney, I'm River Head,
with wood to J. Burrough.
Sloop Fair America, Smith, from Hartford, witt,
gin to G. s. Rathbone.
Sloop Fame, Allen, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Argonau,, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sloop George x Phe5e, West, from New Bedford,
with oil aud candles TO le master.
Sloop Two Brothers, Greene, East Greenwich.
Friday, August 81.
U. l.. soop New York, Willard, from New York, &,
via Bristol with -four, cnton whlskey, lard, &c. 10
Joseph Adams, :. B. Mumord s CO. \. NJ. vnton,
G S. Wardwc q Co aud others.
Soop Flash. Aborn, "a hours ircn Now York, with
flour, to Hunt & Pierce.
Sloop Lucy Enclne, Spink, from Wexford.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Sarah, Ingrahan,, from Warron.
| Sloop Moant Moriah, Mathcwson, from Warren.
| Sloop Reindeer, Davis, FROM Troy.
Sloop Albion, Barker, from Norwich, with oil and
candles, to f. J. Mallett.
| Soop Infant, NJ rick, Freetown.
| Steam boat Long Branch, Mather, II hours from
! New York. with 30 passengers.
! Soop Commerce, Whalcy, South Kingstown
Sloop Polly, Hardy, Chatham.
[ Soop Eliza, Smith, fir Warren.
! Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, from New York.
/ CLEARED,
Brig Miles Standlsh, Talbot, Havana-by Rich
mond & Andrews.
U. l.. s!oop Herald, Brown, New York--by Pot
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The brig Asaph, Shaw, for Gibraltar is advertised
to sail ir Boston, on Tbursdly next.
The Cha'ie Sidney, johnson, ~ ds fr N Orleans,
at Newburyport.
sp Ann e. Hope, Esdcll, Of this port, sailed from
Gibraltar, July 9Th, Tor Canton.
brig. keel upwards, siern and cabin washed away,
laden with slaves, and supposed TO be an American,
WAS driveDashore the month Of June ON tie north
sido OF the Island of Madeira.
On the night Of the llth ult. Spanish droger went
along side the brig New England, Demlng, Of this
port, lying in the habor Of NJ rs, under yrei.nce
OF making a line fast to warp out by, aud while the
people oihc tfg were making the line fast for them,
they cut the hawscr BY which she moored aud be-
ing calm il Gas not perceived until morning, at which
time tho dr"2er, with her prize, a ledge and huu-
drod iaholns seyen inch hawser, was out Of tho har
bour.
BrigsPrnce s. Edward lie wland, of New Bedford,
r New Yort. arr at .ampioo, July 10.
At Point Pctre ID ult. brig Pocalontas, Brown, Of
and for this port, or 5.
A. St. thes, July 10, brig Union, Burr, for this
port, next day.
AT Mataalas, 10th ut. U. S. ship John Adams
just arr. all well; briggs Laura. Stout ir Leghorn N
England, De'ssEg, Now York; sea Island, King, do
schr uelssy,,sfayo. do.
Ship E.oauor, Child, 60 days from New Orleans,
arr at Gibraltar, July II.
At Point Pcre, 9Th ut. schr Baltic, Cranslon, Of
Bristol, for ST. Barts, 1.
AT Cork, July Sd, ship Margaret, from BRISTOL for
New fork-put IN loaky and discharging.
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NOTICE.

YHYIiE individual, who is in the habit Of TAX
a ing from the store Of FRANcrs PAY
ERNIE, the Literary Cadet, is respectfully
requested to abstain from the practice. Mr..
payernc subscrib for the paper to accommo-
date his patrons, and hopes that the geatlemda
who takes 1t from him, will have the good
ness to leave it, af.cr Eo has Icad L.
Spntc,nbnr !
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The U. 8. soop of war Erie. Captain Turner, has
sailed lr New York, for Key West
spoken, Aug. ~, lat ~ 45, Ion AZ, ship Virginia,
from Liverpool for Alexandria-had spoken two days
previous, a ship from Savannah ior Liverpool, with
the captain and or Of the crew sick--had lost -
man from the main top gallant yard
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THEATRE.

VENHE Managers respectfully inform the pub
H. lie. that the Theatre will be opened on
MONDAY EVENING next, for short sea-
son, with full company. September I.
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yRuM ouR CORRESPONDENTS.
.hctDDOrt, yiupust n.


AriveI IL ,Ieinesday brig nnn Isusden, Bar
Ec', % d.! tt.nl ..ottenbnrg Leit three American
scssc.s, ..,i.es I..t rlCoilccteu.
Tarren, .4ug. 81.
Arry.i las afternoon, slpop Ainny, Munro, Il
houfa isUlu New C!K, sith wi.skGy.
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NEWSPAPER.
.ro7Hla'G CHARGED F0RLOORxvc

-
.i'O7Hi.i'G CHARGED FORL OORLNG
GtE Monday, in th.s 'own, Washington
W Lodge LOTTERY, is 20 be draan. EgAes,
prize 5000 dollars. Tickets i dollars.
On Commencement day, the New Yoyh
Consolidated Lottery, all 10 DO fn:shed as us
ual, i'll few Minutes H,ghes; prize 10000
dollars. Tickets ) doiiats, siaIcs IN rropOt-
ton
On Tuesday, 18th inst in THIS town, Grand
State Lottery highest prize 5000 dollars. Tick
cts dollars, shares III proportion. And on
the same day, draws in Richmond, the Virgin
ia State Dismal Swamp Lottery, h. CHEST przo
I5 900 dollars. Tickets ) dol.rs, aAd shares
in proportion.
And the last " though no. least on tho
docket, comes the Vermont .Sfate Lottery, 10
be drawn on Friday, ii,h inst. highest prize
5000 dollars; and what is Of some considora-
tion, the lowest prIZe is dollars, whilst the
tickets are only dollars, and shares IN pro-
portion. For chances ia al! or Z! ci.nCt OF the
above, please call AZ
CLARk'S
Il. l. State Lottery and Exchange uiice, No.
1, Cuion Buildings.
Daai Bis examined gratis. sept. |
LITTLE MORE ENCOURAGING Ar 80.
1, UNION BUILDINGS.
A H.sle more Ike oR times. Luct upon
Lack. .S0thjlS IKE a.
dtLARk'S L;st Of the drawing Of the II. l.
u Wc.t baptist Society LOTTERY, winch
took place on Wednesday afternoon.
Drum .Num5cTS.
al II 23 10 ~ 10 - ~
Combination 10 23 a. came up comtoi'-
able prize OF ESQ dollars Combination 22 20
AZ also a plilc Of go dollars, both sold few
hours previous to the drawing, 10 gentlemen OF
this town, who received the cash for tho same
the moment the tickets were presented with
out discount for interest," as usualin all GASES
f.- prizes cold as above OF 900 dollars aud
under II s almost time for US to do so'nc-
thing in the line of heavy prizes, ond VIC hope
shortly 20 bo able TO give oar ps'roniLIny
friends 'occuir demonstration that We VIII
no, be bchnd-hand' III good cause.
The Washington Lodge Lottery draws ON
Nond,y, aud affords a Handsome opportunity
t;,r tho ap lcan,s ofpsmc Fortune to throw in
their nropor,ons, many Of which must nceos-
e, r;lv meot With the most favorable reception.
CLARK'S
r. s,a,e Lottery and Exchange Office, No.
4. Un.on Buildings
s.r.at,iof
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SALES AT AUCT1o11.
BY MARTIN sTCDDARn

ENCRAVINGS, &c
On Thursday next, September 9th, 1t Ofic1
No. /, Market square, at o'clock, p. N.
200 handsome Engravingss some new designs
and the finest of workmanship
20 setts Lord Byron's Works. complete. in g
vols.
so do National Tales, in 2 solx.
100 gross Lead Pencils
50 dozen Wallets
200 do fancy Snuff Boxes
40 do best English refined Razers. &c.
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MOLAS

MOLASSES.
Importation from first July to first September,
ll7S hhds The demand for retailing qualities has
been animated through the week, and 33i 81 cts.
has bcen readily obtained for small lots. ~ hhds.
distng sold auction the Both, hhds fair at
3 at mos. the balance 81 cts. 6 mos. We con-
tinue rates.
IIav. and Matanzas retailing, 33a 81 cents.
distling, do 81 32
Surinam and Trinidad 3J 36
New Orleans, do none.
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A lot Of very inferior Malaga Wine bro"sn'
IS 5Oc,s. at,u ,ilon, srl tlis isthc v''Y ha'l''
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STOCK OF A oAKER'S ESTABLISHMENT
This Day ,stpl mber l, at O'Clock, p. M.
in front Of ofhce 70. /. Market square, the
s'bck ofa Baker ) establishment, unfortunaie,
Bread Cart, stovo r. Pipe, Writing Dock, 50
empty Flour Barrel. sund'y Tools for Bake
House Establishment. BY order Of tho Ass
sigIVe Of J. v. & T. Snow. September l.,
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We have no sa'es Of importance to roice. 'e"
=. IS Glow Have, cad Row York iu.Portaiion) -.
,,oi .'r.n,s - - a.:tiJa trls week-the 'ofincr
I 70 4. % c's aual!'y s..d TO bs .ery lar. 1he &c
.,raa iuiir,r, II br.rtt ir,ni d.. 70 % Cts 1t@s
o - en',.r G-4riy e,;i led to debcm,ro have bee"
..I - ..,..r... lu..s 1nars ) pa' lite 20.
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CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Miles Standish, Talbot, Havana-by Rich
mond 4 Andrews.
U l.. s!oop Herald, Brown, New York--by Pot
ter & Eddy.
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PROVISIONS.

The sales Of Provisions have been principally linn
itel to the trade, and for ship stores The little in
market will not admit ofany transaction of moment.
Boston Beef, both Mess and No. ], have been in re-
quest, and the prices OF last week nave been fully
tanned. We notice sales Of No Tor expiration, at
9s lot ofConnecticut Prime in half bbs. at a! aud
a lot Of Connecticut No Prime Pork at 8. Wo
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Importation from first July to first September,
prncipuily from New York, 1919 barrels. Western
Flour Continues in demand, and prices have vared
through the week from IS, 81 ami 81. We have no
sales Of Southern to notice, and our quotations are
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

MIR. Greenes semi annual sale will take place this
day and shall be better able to give correct re-
port Of prices, private transactions will be govern.