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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
DOMESTIC.

NORFOLK, Nov. 8, 1882.
RETURN OF U. s. TRoops.-The COMPANIES of ~, s.
Artillery, which left Fortress Monroe some few months
Since, in the expedition against Black Hack, arrived
here on Tuesday night in the Steam Boat Potomac, from
Richmond, and proceeded TO Fortress Monroe yesterday
morning. They left Rock Island 9th September, de-
scended the Mississippi, thence up the Ohio and Kenawha
TO Guyandotte, from which place they marched TO Rich
mond. The officers and soldiers, generally, are well.
The officers are
Observation-Disclosures Pickett, Wilson, Thornton, Col
Inns, Johnson, Prentiss and Rose.
Our sympathies are deeply excited, when we reflect
that this comparative handful of troops, are the only relic
OF six fine companies which marched from this Fortress a
lew months since, against the hostile Indians, then flushed
WIN health aud burning with desire TO encounter the
savage Toe. Alas! how d~ilapidated are their ranks, how
elnaciated their persons; frames which the arluous duties
oithe Camp and the still more ~taiguing pursuit ofthe enc
CHOLERA. But these victims will have a reminiscepcs IN
the gratitude oil their counirymen, while the gallant spirits
ma! survive VIII be welcomed with the cheering appro.
baton OF every feeling and patriotic heart, as the fairbGnl
defenders OF their co~untry.-Bedc0n.
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nmS W WdW.-'Thcr were two tickets endorsed IN
Cyo. ~ V".pVDu a. wee President, as well as several in
.hsoI o' d burel as Vice President. 1t is beIieved that
me ueclehslonO OF Barbour produced no n,,te,isI 81 80,
me No.es-ahd that the Jackson men would ye,nssli,,
way ho' more than half dozen exceptionsl. have resdiyy
il ~, 1r VI ,dvoro ' Is, u there had been any ufilly
:" ~ : ~ nay was bad, which accounts for tie iii, voto:S
commissioners however did not think n nccc'sa~" - :, 'ouss.
the polls opens y necessary 10 keep
LgutSG-"ln consequence Of The rain on Monde. H.,
"",; ,oslGenual election will not terminate in dis count,
nun ,V-mght. The weather on MIondav and ,estnnI"y
as wen os today, has been so unfavorobts ,s 1 yeseIu"yt
ri "a'e psen deferred from leaving home. nartic,Ia,tn
nv men. besides, nine-teiths OF our voters are cnl,;a:y
- uS fol'' busily engaged, al Ibis ti,ne. sov.ina
give votes, which will not be needed AZ ~" "
10 ~ jackson Electors will be chosen 'bv IN 49,.
"ne'nhig majority. Not more than half 1,e yotass
oAPeYleu 10 attend the election, but those viii he LII,
grsnIs ,L;nt Sa'Nsoh' notwithstanding The Extra TeIe
s'"Pns' ""ich were graiuiiously distributed Cor IL. e
"'io = stated TO you soon after te RI, rum
"'n 'VVk pace IN this county several n,onR. "oo'nEs
co'n 81 "ouiu not receive more Than 20 vote |, 80 80
sinrIcy vote 49, ~ mas verified my conjecture. No's
~ 'ole mas been given for the Jackson ssd 4tots
uckft AZ TIE precinct election af JacLsonS, ""u DsroouF
cotat .ne'OOu' Al That place, lbe jackson ticLa, ~
smd ~ /" ~ votes aud the Clay ticket 6 votes on -. =
Nta,Ia. 4 nave heard through a Clay VOTER 49,
annoc1uay, al Louisa G. House, The Jackson ;,icLa, i, 'patOn
n ay votes and the Clay ticket 20 votes. At ,voelyed
~ Omy reiHaining precinct in this count,N 4 80
~ g" ny a Bentietpan who passed that olaco ", w
- w. Jackson 'cket received all The votes b1f two ~
"na"fS0N-" From n general and vv.I 49,
IN TINS part Of tho country, that Grn. I,cIavnueu oeict
ING entire Electoral vote of yironi, ~. wgu'n re-
1gt ihiply attended" "e"''' 'He polls were
: rsstHenG,f - l hasten 70 give you the state If o.
tsluenIsi poll IL closed last evening H. H. ~ our
iicket ll9-for the Clay, sli,s onno"kst ,or ,ne jackson
we unpledgcd ticket, (Gor IL was sc,nst, 1Seks1o,
-. PVeUy nafnes) ~. Just = to Il, naa
- ie ram ~ The morning and the unlikeitnosaof
~''"' "''ng INC say, the poll viii be Kept Omen fr
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The Honorable Litteton W. Tazewen, of Virginia. ar
rived in this city yesterday, and has taken nm his resiInn -.
at BunkcTs.-N. y. Z. Post, Nor. T.
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6SALE OF NEGROES.-Wuub be- sold N
~ The highest bidder, for cash, on Monday the 26,b
Gay oil tlis month, QSovcnhcr), at the Couit House of
ourry county Chat being Court day,) belonging 10 the
estate oI Henry Blow, deceased, late OF said counIy-s or
~ valuable young negroes.-Ptrsons in want, would do
well to attend. THOMAS SIMPSON, .admin'or.
Smrry County, Nov. ~. 5i|tJs
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MAINE ELEc rIoN.-The following returns are copied
from the Boston Morning Postoi yesterday. The nett gain
for the Jackson ticket in these towns since the Governors
election, is $50. ave have also, says tho same paper, ''re-
turns from eighteen towns in York County, being all but
seven, which give the jackson ticket a nett gair, OF $50"
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the laws, in attempting 70 put down notification. who
sHl he bad? The constitution makes il the duty Of the
4'tG-tdent. TO cause the laws To be executed, and the acts
OF Congress point out the manner in which it shall be done.
What right has MIR. Webster to suppose that the Presi-
dent will disregard these acts, and 10 ''raise his voice, be-
iorehand, against Ie unauthorized employment OF military
power? Will il not be time for this cautious patriot to
raise his warning voice when the Administration shall
have broken Che silencs OF which he complains, and the
President indicated the corSso which lac Intends TO puf.
suel a.- -
MIR. Webster makes one declaration, which we hope il
sincere. Says he, "!, by any ingenious devices, those
who resist the Law escape from The reach OF Judicial am
thoiity as is noy provided Ia he exercised, IL il entirely
competent TO Congress TO make such new ploNisiOn< ~ the
eXigcncy Of the case may demand. These provisions tcW
undoubtedly be Hidie."
We shall see, at The next session Of Congress, what
Mr.. Webster will do to battle qualification 10y peaceful
means.
There Is no mistake a. 10 Tic determination Of the Pre-.
sidcnt, so Car az his po~ct cxiend'. Ills visible in every
step Ol his public eareer-itis written in every page OF
his history. lie will, as fr ~ he can, DO PERFECT JUS
ric@ TO TitE Sovru, and PRESERVE rHs UNION AT
SvERY HAZARD. ~r
VIII MIR. Webster lcni head, heart, or hand, 60, these
great objects? VIII lac It find SOME objection TO every
means Which may be proposed TO bring these difficulties
,oa peaceful close? IPW he do justice to The SOUTH
UiH. ne lid tr pyesei ring He UEioh al ertry hazard
We shalt Sue Globe.
y GOOD Hir. -prcviols to the election for Governor,
The OPpcR1on, to IGtGi GOU IVOH, asserted, what was
never doHhted, that he tcaS the friend OF President Jack
son. Alter Gov Wolf was reelected, 80 defeat President
Jdcts0H, They asserted with equal pO>itivcuess. that Coy.
Wolf ,cGS opposed to President Jackson. We wonder,
now, the elections Of both having boen decided, how they
wil be pleased TO scUIe the -Hdm5ng Repor-
ter,
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NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

The Races over GarriSon's Course commenced vests,
weather was very unfavorable. and from ,ho
previous rains the course was extremely heavy.
FIRST DAY.-For the Colt Race, 2 mile heats. ont
oil The IL subscribers, seven horses started for the MIRA 81
Si7Oo' which was taken with ease, by Mr.. Belcher's q
nary Randolph. The following was the award of Inc
Judges: "" u
Nj. BeIeher's 6 T Mary Randolph, Or. Minge's entry,
by Gohanna, envy!
Mr.. Johnson's G { Blue Bird, by Medley, ,
vi e naresg l Mhor'ieberry, by Contention (white
AZ us oswe EntTy) o, 4 3
NJ re-, { ROM ohanty, by Mons. Tonson, 2 dis
NJ III , NIeu.G'isi' 3 dis
(Mr. Garrison's Entry) n.
Mr.; !" hi'e's Eliza Drake, by Shawnee, OWN. l..
r.; L"'Sl dist.
T"r d nc" I'M os-Zd. do, 4m. RIO.
iHIRp DAY.-The Great Post Stdke--Putse of
Sl'oOo-3Oo entrance-four mile heats, was won vester-
a'y oy Mr. Wynn's e. Mary Randolph, by Goiannab.
In Two heats, beating Mr.. Harrison's GioLidh, Mr.. CARR
sons Zingaree, Mr.. Johnson's .fnnetfe, and Mr.. -
Charlotte Tenipie.-U.
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q A'SMAL SWAMI LAND COMPANY.-The am
Ne nual meeting Of the Dismal Swamp Land Comnan,
VIII, according to law, be held in the town Of SnGnIk' ON
thursday the 18th instant. RO. BUTLER. pos,
Dismal Scamp Land CoDaDauy
Snithheld, Nov. 5, 1882. SPTI"5'
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DIGGERSS
CHaNGE g LOTTERY OFFTCE.
RICHMOND, VA.
capital see, 0OO. 81 100 OF 1000.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Class No. 81, for 1892.
10 be drawn in The City of philadelphia nj Sa,unI,y ro
lst Of December, 1892.
% Number Lottery-1O Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.
'"Ae" $4,000 is $780, 900
IV,OOO 10, 1000
oOOO 5000
1oo o'OOO 3,nUO
Ticket. ootn a,o l'OVo 100000
~ BIGGER has recently sold and paid al sight. 2 Grand
Capitals Of $30,00O-2 of 20, O0O-6 of 10 600 g. = CIV
ahd more Capital Prizes than any other VenJeS in lie ~
= Orders meet the most prompt attention. address
THOS. -. BIGGER.
No. 80, Richmond, Ia.
81
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BHD W'EEA'S OFFICE.
view York LOTTERY, Glass No. an.
DRAWING TO BE REcErvEp
saturday MORNING, AT Ercur o,ctocv
highest E'rt$c $50, 600.
! prize Of STO O0o
prize Of 6O00
prize Of 202o
20 prize Of I OOO e..
Ist drawn ballot 2O-2l or 81 IG-4b or 5b 10 ~
diners having one drawn number 10.
Whole tickets 10-shares iu proporion--G,r al.
OFdefs from The country attended 10, as usuaI. Nv
HORACE BfDWELL.
November "a. "su"'u, a.
NOTlCE-There will he presented J,5o- I'LL.
OF me next General Assembly a pethion7 for = scnsH4
Election In the County Of Brunswick. At lbo Store snd
: oc mouse o. James , Harrison, 10 Meherdn Parish.
4f-w2m
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Y VIE Subscriber will he absent from the State OF yir.
IN ginia Tor lew weeks; persons who have bushes.
'etu1"'em' a. p. PEErE.
Wv % 50-2%
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1888
Total mJodGes,
1922

Jackson m1Ofltyy Tl6l
The remaining counties to be heard from gave LYMAN.
ne Opposition candidate for Governor, an Aggregate ma.
Ijorty Of 100 votes, Heh' W.
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DE H. JOHN WILLiAMSON-SIR: As YOU are not
1VH an inhabitant of this Commonwealth, / take this m
cember next, between the hours of ten O'Clock. 4 M
ana D O'clock, p. NJ, shall proceed at the house of Lii.
neoury weaver, In the county Of Fluvanna and State of
Virginia. TO take the dispositions of the said Lit1shurv
weaver and others, to be read as evidence in a certain
sur III Chancery, depending aud undetermined in tIe
sdu county court oil FIuvanna, wherein you are pisintig
and | am defendants; and if not complcfc,I ~, ,L,, I ""'".
continue from day TO day-at which Time and place. Won
may attend, if you think proper. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
November I3.
NoTICE.--A young NJ Ian fully comne1en, 70 .,ao.f
v TEND all the business Of a large Estate, is in want oc =
situation Tor the ensuing year. The best references can
he given. A letter addressed TO b. LIZ AZ Uanovec CO. go
House, will meet with immediate attention. '
November ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

We have received the following translation Of the al
dress OF President S~antander, TO the citizens OF New
Grenada. from a friend in Columbia.-JY. Globe.
francisco de Paula Sdatdnder To his feiotc- citizens of
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Marcy,
Granger,

NTdJOrlN, TIT IIOJ
| The 'maiority for the Senatorial ticket is estimated al
about 1900; tor ELECTORS 1868; Tor Congress about 1850.
Fl" trot the Ediiors OF the Evening Post.l
s GENrLENIEN: Aaron Hard, the idvoriic son Of West.
fchester County, has very deliberately walked over the
course OF this Congressional District, scarcely knowing
that his opponent was in the field. When will the Oppo-
istion learn wisdom? We hope experience will teach
tackled with small calihrc: it will. not do for = pigmy IL
war against a giant. Warts majority is about 1860. The
republicans in Ills county arc now in complete union.
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
COniDQnU,
WAsHINoroN, March IL, 1886

WAsHINoroN, March II, 1882.
7 meeting Of the President and directors Of the
Y Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, held this
day, il unanimously
Resoped That 4 General Meetin~ Of the S.ockhoid-
fthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company be con
vened in the CITY Hall, in the CITY of Washington,
Saturday, the 28 day of April next, at II O'Clock A.
H. to take into consideration the following resolution
of the General Assembly Of Mary land, passed the
18th tiay of the present month:
81 Resolved by the General assembly 7 Maryland.
That be earnestly recommended % the resident and
Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
call public meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the said
Company, in the manner authorized by their charter,
aud submit their consideration the proposition OF the
sucton of the Canal and Rail Road aforesaid, from the
Point Of Rocks to Harpsrs Ferry, and that the agent
person appointed to represent and vote on behalf OF
the State OF Mary land at meetings OF the Stockholders
Of The sad Canal Company. be. and he is hereby, au'
thorzed to attend at the said meeting, and explain the
wish and opinion Of this Legislature that such joint To-
cation should be assented to by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company and that the said agent use his
best endesvors obtain such assent and to have the
object Of ths resolution effected, just and reasonable
terms"
Notice Is therefore hereby giusn,
That Special General Meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company will be
held at the City Hall in the City Of Washington. on 50.
turdsy, the 18th day Of April next, to commence at
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
m,r 93-vt26thA
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Spring Goods.

CHARLES BENNETT has received and offers for
" sale. general assortment OF
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON..
The following are parts
Super6ne clothsAnd kerseymefes OF 'st quality
Merino and vgonia keIseymeres
Book, cambria, jaconet and null musns
ga and 8 4 dimi6es
Calicos and ginghams OF first quality
general assert nent ofcotton and silk hosiery
"a and India nankeens
Very best Mstioni black Italian Iustring
Bandsnna and flag handkerchiefs
London drilings
Ripka's best cotton and Rouen kerseymeres, for
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cambrics
Hemming's LIST quality needles, imported direct,
and warranted genuine
Gentlemem's English doeskn gloves
Clark's Chapp's best sewing cotton, in spools
and balls
4,43, and ID pins
Letter paper Of various qualities from the Brandy
wine FACTORY
Foolscap and common post paper
g. 81 irish Scotch and Russia sheetings
A variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German tioklenburgs and burIaps
Cotton burlaps, very stout
Shoe thread, seine Irvine, &c NC apr ~
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phiIsAelphia Packet Notice.

Merchants aud others in the District OF Go.
SSN nmbis, Winchester Va and that vicinity, are
- ,y Informed that Packet will he despatched
en- phlslelphia TO Alexandra. Washington. and
n'n b C direct, via Canal, on Thursday OF
& ssss without fail; and, to enable the vessels to
' xb punc,ualty. freight will be received after
SacIork. P, VI. on the dav of sailing For further
'.s'. snply 10 STEPHEN SHINN, Alex'a.
wM. MORGAN, Georgetos n,
JOSEPH HAND. Proprietor,
No z North Whsryes, Philadelphia.
vR If persons in the District of Columbia. or the
hbor;ng places you'd make IL rule TO order their
,SI, shipped on board the Packet at Philadelphia on
SIsIoes,l., or Thursday. they would find this to be
,,sxneh,ous and by far the cheapest and safest con-
lance between the above named places
.nrA-K
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Just PMbtished.
THE LONDON 0U.ARTERLYRE VZEW.

No. 92.-CoNTENTs:
4 RT: I. Memories de Madame Ia Duehosse d'Abran-
n ties; Souvenirs historiGues Napoleon, ID Re-
volution. lie Drectore, lie Consulat, PEmpire. ct ID
Restauraton.
II. Der Germsnische Ursprung der Lateineschen
sprache und des Romischen volkes. nschgewiessen
Ernst Jakel, Professor am Friedrchswerd's chen
Gymnasium in berlin.
iii. I. Minutes of evidence taken before the select
committee of the House Of Lords, appointed to cons.
der the poor laws. 3 Extracts Of letters from poor
persons who emgrated to lat year to Canada and the
United States. 8 The results of machinery; printed
under the superintendent Of the Society for promot
Ing Useful knowledge.
~. letter to Lord Howick on the legal provision
for the Irish pool &c by Nassau w. Senior Esq pro-
fessor of Political Economy in Kings College.
v. A letter to Lord Howck commutSton Of
tithes. and provision for the Roman Catholic Clergy
of Ireland; by Nassau w. Senior, Esq ?. History Of
the civil wars of ireIand by w. c Taylot, Esq A. b.
of Trinity College, Dublin,
vi Chsnsons de p Berangcer, anciennes, nouvel-
les, ct nedtes suiyes des Process int ntes PAuteur
VII. The History OF English Dramatic Poetry to the
time OF Shakespeare, and annals of the stage to the Re-
storslion; by J. Paine Collier, Esq
VIII, Tour In England, Ireland. and France, in the
years 1928 and 1879. with remarks on the manners
and customs of the nhsbitants and anecdotes Of dis
tinguished public characters By German Prince:
TX. l. Reply to pamphlet. entitled Speech efthe
Right Hon. Lord Brougham delivered in the House Of
Lords on Friday, Octob.r7 2. A letter tothe Farm.
ers of the United Kingdom, from Escott, Esq 8.
What will be done with the Lords5 4. what have tho
Lords donel and what will they do next! S. House
keepers in danger from the populace, by Edw. Glib.
bon Wakefield, Esq 6. Two letters on the state Of
public affsirs froma member of Parliament to friend
abroad Great Britain in 1851, the results OF the
Reform Bill. 8 short history of the House of Com.
mons, with reference to Reform; by John Allen, Esq
9. Progress of the Revolutions of $40 and 1880
WA MORRISON, Agent, AIev's.
Subscriptions received as above, for
North American Review Littells Museum
Edinburg do Biblical Repository
Westminster do april
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VIIM NJ MORRISON, King Street, Alexandra, has
w Just received, from The Boston Agricultural and
Horticultural Sc, Establishment, his
FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEEDS.
warranted equal not superior, 10 any ever offered IN
this market. Among which are The following, viz:
Early double b ,ssom frame peas; early single do do
do; early Washington do; RusselPs extra early dwarf
do; dwarf blue imperial do.
Early dwarf case knife beans; do red dwarf cranber
nv do; large Windsor DO; London Horticultural pole
do; early Mohawk do; early China dwarf do; large
scarlet runners do, do white do dos Isrge Lima very
fne) do.
Early sweet corn livery de'cste>; do jefferson do,
earliest known) do Tuscasora do, do Gilman do
Early York cabbage; do fat Dutch do; green Globe
Savoy do large Cape savoy d'i large late drum'head
do; red Dutch do; early sugar loaf do; do Bstersea do
Early cau'ifower; arse late do
Purple egg plant; white do do, curled kale
ssIsefy, or vegetable oyster, nsstirtium
Long peppet; early broccoli; large Cape do
Brussels sprouts
Long blood beet early turnip blood do; French
sugar itrue) do, imported; mangel wurtzel
Long orange carrots Atringhsm DO
Large Dutch parsnIp; squash pepper Chick meaD
Canada squash verv fine for winter); early scollop
summer squash; 10 4 yw4rted do do
prictIy spinach ! early greens)
Tomato, or love apple
Earl, Dutch turnip; white Hat do; yellow do, long
yellow French do livery 6ne)
Rata baga; white solid celery Every finest sort)
Early frame cucumber; do green cluster earliest
cultivated); do short prckly do do; long green Tur
key do Imported seed) do prckly do for picklng),
GrSin or " est In,.ia cucumber, for do
Early London scarlet srurt top radish; do long SAL
mon do do cherry scarlet turnP do; do white do do
Long Island water melon; do North Carolina do;
round do do green ciron do Persian doi apple seed.
ed do.
White Portugal onioni red d. yellow or silver skin
ditto
Double curled parsley; summer Savoy
Thyme; sage
Tennlsbal lettuce; early curled silesa do; large inn
pcrial do; royal Cape do
NJ B. Boxes put up for family use. containing about
40 different kinds Of seed fol sale, as formerly, At
ner box mar Scott
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OyeiMg Establishment.

ROYAL Street. befwsen King and Prince Streets,
in the house formerly occupied By Mr.; Salvetat
n WHEATLEY pegs leave to inform the citizens
r.. Of Alcxandra and its vicinity. that he is in read
nes. to execute all manner Of business in his line
aentiemen's every description neatly seour
ed and to the shsSs.
. SS whole sI pese and flushed look wen
.Ia rner'no shaws neatly secured and whitened, or
dyed without injury the borders, ALSO black merno
sbawls are dyed without injury to the bordei also me-
r;no curtains yed and watered
n The subscriber warrants to give satisfaction to
al, who NAV patronze him, and that his business will
be promptly attended to.
fsh % -d3mO
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AAte,y received,
4 FURTHER supply Of
"A LaLdre,h's Garden Seeds
Lucerne Seed
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
Swans Pansces, at Philadelphia prices
Aciduated Lemon Drops IN boxes
Hayden's 'dontagic Balsam
Also on hand, large assortment of DRUGS and
CHEMICALS, Of the best qualities at wholesale and
retail WIN STABLER
I'd mo D
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PMymsDAY MOaM1Na, APRIL 10, 1885, II
Sugar, Coffee, Wines, &c

sugar, CONee, w AhcS, CO.
l0S HHDS. old and new crop New
100 Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Croix ..
s do common Porto Rico SS0GAHS
20 bbis Trinidad
boxes Philadelphia steam re.
20 bbls fined
81 tierces New Orleans molssses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
do Java do
Is : s sas' chests Young Hy'on Tea
chest superior Gunpowder do
10 pipes Fine Old L. p Madeira " me, of
10 half pipes direct importation from the houses
l2qr casks of Newton, Gordon, Murdoch and
I IN Scott, Payne G.Co and j, Figuera
mar nan pipe superior Burgundy Madeira
2qr casks do seroial do
2qr casks do Ma msey do
8 pipes cognac brandy
80 boxes Bakers and Lapham's No. chocolate
20 resms printing paper
200 reams blue. yellow and white letter paper
80 do foolscsp do
For sale by S. NESSERShlFH'
apr 10 s-y-aT -
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NysVepsla

,u1HE subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
red remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places ms
mice is moderate Application to be made at ms
Drug store on Fairfax street. ,, .,,n.
general supply Of fresh Drugs-mediclnes &c;
80 band and offered as low as they can be purchased
~ ' a,sYsndris for cash or the usual credit