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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
PHI A R NJ A c Y.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE

SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
HAS with the most success SINCE its com
mencemen particularly from the unfortunate victims Of
and vgoI under the udcous treatment Of the College The
following preparations have already obtained celebrity
p2a'eTlfHfE IN an8Ss Tonic MIXTURE
for all forms of dyspepsia low Spirits loss Of
S and III
disauagemen of the nervo9s system may be also used
tentative efssf; s''A
For the of rheumatic pans: ccc bruises, sprans spi-
date and relief Sold IN bottles. IS Ct.
THE rARIsAN ALTERATTyE MIXTURE.
For Of all Of delicate for in
toms Produced by injudicious Of mercury by
Sse 81 cx9fHARro PILL
For the Of all arrangements OF the liver purifying tho
ood exciting the whole ameptary canal to healthy action
ntey supercedng the drastic pugatvcs OF the nostum
'"D''' THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the those complaints peculiar TO the female
and and the regular action Of the female
organs with iu directions and cautions use, and sold in
boxes Sir fsn ASHLEY Sf1 GooPERs PILL
For the Of cutaneous cnpons govt chronic Theuma
f FRI p
Guaranteed TO gonorhga geet and all mucopuruen
discharges from the ureha Sold in bottles at 50 cents and
THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER.
For the Of nipples and superficial eIconation Of
The above preparations may also be had Of the following
sub-agents in this city,
DR.. T.. NJ. Guion is7 Bowery.
DR.. King, 287 Hudson street.
Elias L. Theai, $40 Grand street.
Principal Office o. he College fer New York Nassau
street.
auaa amr W. sRICHA RDsON, Agent
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sales at the stock E.chnny..
State or Trade,

There certainly indie OF better business in
this city There appears to be disposition to enter once
more on the OF commerce The actual wants Of the
country will create better trade, which, with the grad
ual resoratonof confidence will make this fall compare
lively active There nothing of importance now doing
in groceries
Rice-saes very small. Prices from to a cents. 1t
is said that the coming crop will be very abundant Nest
Of the old stock particularly Of the finer qualities mnch
reduced.
.ashea-Pots So 60 a 7othe latter price for choice
tares Pearls S. Holders stiff at these prices Not
large supply in market.
Whaebone-This article is scarce and wanted. Thirty
cents has been paid for lot of prime for export.
Freishfs-They are up to Liverpool Heavy ireightsto
Havre are more abundant OF light freighs not much Of
fering.
Tobacco.-Not much doing. Kentucky sells at cents,
months and the last sale OF Baracoa at Ia cents
Tas-A catalogue Of teas offered at public sale by
Austin Co. They mostly of the poorer qualities,
and the sale of heavily. OF the 7l0e packages Of
fered $500 were withdrawn.
Annexed is the saleTerms-N at six months paya-
BILE in this city to be made satisfactory to the sellers
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ITALIAN & ENGLISE
OPERA.

EREQUENT and snIous enquiries having been made to
ing season sIGNOR DE BEGNIs ke the present oppor-
tuuRy 70 intimate to the admirers Of the Musical
Drama that he has, conjunction with the first arses de-
,sImnsd upon swing series of Fifteen Operas .,n and
ported by all the available VOCAL AND INsTRUMENT
AL talent the country.
In order accomplish desirable end,
once the most certain Of the enurng for the under
taking the utmost respecAbity proposed Sub
srpton for the Fifteen Operas intended take place
the of October and upon three nights of each
succeeding week. sufficient number Of subscribers
.hs nsee,ssy e5Pepdpys appear by lhs 18Th q
ANCES possible exeron will then be made OF
wards the perfect well production Of Opera
that shall fully the ends Of personal and have
endency foster and keep alive thai admra
ton, well known have become striking peculiar
tribute of this community.
Sgnor De B. also feels pleasure announcing that he
with of the
Tho,e who wish to honor and to the enterprise
will have the kindness TO leave their
SIGNOR DE BEGINS,
u liz Hudson ct, St Johns PAX,
. And at the various Music Stores the city.
N. B-Subscnben Tickets tansfe nbethe price Of adms
sion subscribers will be dollar for each performance
ana 3eodr
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Foreign Innportations.

xLvnRrooIShip Rochester20OO sacks salt 100 tons coal
wocdhnlI Mntnm-I0 pkgs yemes5o tons iron James
hchmond-3n bdly do Geo Shelds6 pkgs Saml Dennis
, ,on23 msndrisH Bro,hsr?c John Ghop Wood John,
nannen sons Gorton, Hodges Coz Jehn Newbold
r !. H9nt.i3A w Spies Coz & Wilets-ll hhds
r. hicock-2t cks 29t crates o order
pua.cbs Hs1.p i1s9siia-5 phg' visor-2o DO Emsn
ssiaTmm-l Suner-a2o Bechtel Dreysr-2 Naper-5
= hhresynosrg cqTi Grunenthal- Ditenhoven-I6 Del
PETEnsguRo-Bak Ncola savin-iaa5 bars iron AS .uea
boz sucks 80 bds hemp Fielder bobbin r Hicks
30 40 Goodh a. co753 bdls do Rowland AspnwsI
bAAcoh-sehr ION Juanz5 600 cocoa CO segars sot
punches panans bags coffee lunches ban,nas 81 no
oranges 1000 pine apples q l. Willard. ~ '"'"V'
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Domestlc Importntlon..

NEW Craftsmanship Saraogs-2 cases r. q Hazard-a bap,
feathers Dbl ck mdse II Schefcid co9o bales ror en-
tngs Tsyor-9 bales wool soehmayd-2!se pigs lead
BIS oil stones Walsh Maoryi CO John i}bbons pa Md
tobacco Booman Johnston col bales COTTON q
Jscobs-2@ bills flour w R& Htchcock-ss bales hsmr
Rowland Aspinwalltj6 keg. shot SchemeIhom March,
CO w Schmidt cos bbls taliow "a DO -four w n Oref
IS bags spikes southmayd son-30 bbls lard Jas Wood
rufs1 bales Pfeifer Wssmann2o2 Reynard CO.
De Launay co53 hhds tobacco bales 3 pigs lead
bales cotton to order.
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ay- GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH, NEITHER
Florence

0}- GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH, NEITHER
does the renowned Florence and his delicious
need puff from US. Our only purpose is to simply
TO his numerous friends land their name 10 le
gon scattered the Union that he opened Monday
the spacious and splendid establishment Of
Broadway and Park Place yet seen, in this go
ahead city of Gotham We will not at present attempt
description of the fittings up and they say in theatrical
parlance the decorations of this temple of Epicurus
is decidedly the plus ultra ooyser establishments and
Florence, in fitting up great cost, doubtless was
determined to be Cesar at mill. The immortal Byron
said he was fond OK
"A lobster salad, and champagne and chat"
And the temple he would have chosen for the lux
ury We cannot close without mentioning, among the
other irresistible attractions here, superb painting of
Venus rising from the most glorious and life like
painting executed by Of the first masters of antiquity
Every Judge who has it pronounces it an uadoubed
original Reader go and Florence, and tout monde
besides there.
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Letters from the Baltic.

WITH FOUR BEAUTIFUL ENGRAviMGS;,
90 THIS WORK HAS GONE THROUGH ThhEE
editions in England in the space OF six months was
issued by John Murray Lord Byrons publisher IL mas
excited uni, ersa and sincere admiration In
any other book which appeared for years The
writer is a lady of high birth Her style Is singuary
pure and pleasing evidently formed in the school OF add
its describing countries and wholly unfamiliar to
the American reader. -.
Her residence the city Of ST. Petersburg and at Its
gave her free TO the brilliant circles Brittle &C
counts which this delightful tourist gives of her various
JOURNEYS through the north of Europe we have ever
seen they all the graphic force and brtu
ty of stephens with picturesque felicity of illustration
and expression that reminds us OF no less an author than
be read with delight. M.
Terms-Letters from the Baltic will be issued in dou
BILE extra number of the New World Wednesday Sept
T. at the following rates Single copies l7i cents; nine
copies for ST. twenty copies for S2 fifty copies for S.
SO per hundred. Orders must be forwarded Immediately.
Address
J. WINCHESTER 50 Ann street.
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Passengers Arrived.

Lrgnpoor-ra.ket ship Rochester-D Clarkson, Mrs NJ
Claksoo MISS Clarkson James Thomson of New York:
Mr. Guest Engsnd Henry Haslet John Dcke Iresnd-l3o
in the steefage. =,
BRrMEN-ship IsabeIla-F Hubschmssn, II Barth, A Vol
lers, 0esbeR. 80. -
Nsw ORLEiNs-Shp Saratoga-Mn Harpe, Miss
Wood James Hulliu--I3 in the steerage.
KIrosroN, Jam.-Brig Flonda-Rober Messenger, and a
Miller.
BARAcoA-Schr Don Juan-A Weld, and l. Robertson.
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U0-pTHE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, NO. III
Broadway, corner of Thames street. opened strictly
European plan AT this unique establishment breakfast
dinners and suppers be sesonable hours
The daily bill Of fare is made up from every decacy the
markets afford, and at moderate charges
Particular regard has paid the selection oil wines
for these saloons Private parties be served in the
private
NIB variety Of soups ready at II o'clock A. NJ
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MONEY MARKET.

Wedhcsdny, Au&uBC 5I-O r Ma
The operations in stocks to-day were very limited No
change has taken place in prices Every person seemsto
be rejecting the position of things, and waiting
for time to develope the future course Of events.
The following the quotations of State stocks:-
PRIcEs LEADING STocKs New York MARKET
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lenng denuncison Of lAmericsn proby. honor and in
tegrty What the result Of European public opinion on
American senstiv may be- is impossible to predict
but nation it must be felt humiliation, that
many rich aud prosperous States should give examples
ofsuch fahessness dishonor and disgrace This of
things cannot last forever.
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Died,

On the afternoon Of the 30th instant, at o'clock Al.
WATKINS DELoREE son of Mary A. and John De-
loree, in the nth year of his age.
The friends and acquantances of his mother e.
ecully invited to attend his funeral from her residence
No. So Bayard street, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
On the 10th instant after lingering illness of consump-
ton, HELEN ALLrz, of Guernsey, Eng aged 80 years.
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The Herald Bulletin of News ID kept at the northwest
of Fulton and Nassau On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. Mand also of the
evening mails four O'Clock p M the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board, at this Let every wayfarer stop
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, MARITIME HERALD.
TO ship M asters.

We shall favor il captains OF vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Basset of our ne fleet,
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list of their cargo and any
foreign they may have. Commodore Basseu win
board them immediately ON their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor in
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APOLOGY.
article under the above head lately appeared in the null
n tifarious journals Of this city which its tenor
veyed Specification neable with its ended
port As truth the best of apologies here ~ that
with the view Of concliang family preudces inadvertent
pcae Of that in hand and huredy scanned but
policy entirely iasfed Such being the case repeat The
same and adhere all other previous assertions true and
correct A. C. BARRY,
Wig Maker and Artist in Hair,
anal 3tsm lag Broadway,
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, 03- CASTLE GARDEN.-For the last time this sea
son the Bombardment, which il without exception tn,
greatest exhibition of pyrotechny that has been pro
duced, will take place this evening, together with fou
very handsome pieces rocket &c. Admittance % cents
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TO THK AMATEURS OF III
ACCORDTONl

CJGNOR L. MARTINI having succeeded in bringing tina
delightful instrument into extensive and favorable notice
Europe; and hav developed the and capabilities
the instrument IN two Esme nrary and Practical Treaties
which have been extensively adopted France and England
publishing cop9q: s.t, re from hs above works rhch win
SIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy give instruction in
the art Of playing the Accordion, his residence pa
street. the residence Of Pupils And me IL
that those Ladies and Gentlemen who may avail temveso
his professional services will make rapid and advan
ces, his method is simple. clear and progressive.
auto 2rpSr
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Married.

OnyTuesday, sOh instant, l. the Rev. Mr.. McLane Mr.
JOEL D. FIELD to Miss AMANDA FRANCES daughter ofJohn
A. May, all OF as CITY,
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The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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To Correspondents ABROAD.

Our correspondents foreign ports are
send by every vessel all the marine they can
obtain. Nautical information of kind from any one re
siding home abroad will be thankfully received
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Sailing Days OF the steam Ships.
Packets To Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
United States Britton. Aug. I
England, Waite, Aug. 7
FROM PoRrsMouTH.
Wellington, Chadwick. Aug. I
Quebec, hebard, Aug. 10
FROM HAyRE.
Iowa, Pell, Aug. I
Francois l., Ainsworth, Aug. 8
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 1, 1874.
Cleared.

SUN RIsEs... =. 81 MOON Rsrs..... I Il
20 HIGH wArIR... IS
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. ~ .4nn and lis Fulton sfveefl

BY THOMAS BELL
(Sores Nos. 20 .Ann and IFS Fulton yfysef.l
THURSDAY,
AT haipast 10 o'clock Ne. II Elizabeth street rear OF the
. Bowery Theatre.
comprising the usual vaety Of articles house
ing, ktcnen utensils beds bedding, and he'd
ehs 1pi bureaus sofas carpets looking glasses mantel
SATURDAY,
. AT l0la O'Clock, at the auction room
Extensive Sale of Elegant Furniture Piano Eoues &c
Whout reserve the entire furniture Of family giving up
housekeeng together with splendid stock of cabinet f
lure by order Of Receiver forming altogether
with. " WV ' '' NV
Also, 5pano fortes
MONDAY
At half-past 10 O'Clock in the sales room
Extensive sale Of Sofas rocking chair sofa beds
ottomans divans, foot benches &c
TUESDAY,
At halEpast 10 O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods Clothing, pledged articles
Jeweiry. &c. &c.
At II O'Clock in the Fulton ST store
Music. Instruments Books, Library Pianofortes &c-Also
70 which the OF professors called
following valuable musc &c. the property OF celebrated pro
lessor vE:-numeou printed and grand
&c &c, from the best Italian German and French compose
Duets airs &c for voices and entire
old Engnsh meodrams and ballet music &C. all choice
trash" -
Also variety of choice books and usca Instrument
costly basoon. two piano fortes and dulcemer flute
splendid valuable wd.ch, &C. Sale positIye.
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIvEnrov...
Cambridge, Barstow, Sept. |
Roscoe, Huttleson, Sept. 7
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
50. James, Sebor, Sept. I
Montreal, Gnfhng, Sept. 10
FOR HAyRE.
Utica, Hewitt, Sept. |
Albany, Watson. Sept. 8
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FLUTE g. GUITAR.

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor of the Flute Guitar. and
WI patent Concertina begs aud pub
lie that he has lust published his Rondo Me" for the
guitar which will be found well attention the
learner from being well ADAPTED 10 that inst
aud calculated only please but
This Rondo with several other pieces &C npos
or the guitar" be found Mr. Emst residence 6s
Canal street where he continues to give lessons above
instruments. Al I'm
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Il b, STRANGE, 1888 Walker stree has commenced and
u. will continue receive through The by all the
Havre Packets his usual supply Of the FIRST quality French Ar
thca Flowers Fancy Feathers Patte Bonnets Face Spngs
Sc, all selected by himself in Paris.
Also asuPply of Materials for Flower Makers consisting
every article required in the manufacture Of Artificial Flowers
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA.

NEW PATTERN.
F. A. ARTAULT K CO., J6sk FULTON STREET.
THIS beautiful has arrived at such perfection that
hours instruction sufficient to obtain perfect knowledge
of-which will given gratis those who purchase the an
psrstusa the store Of F. AauIt Co csk Fulton
Price OF the complete from $23 500 Aso
-Acomac Lenses French plates hyposulphate Of Soda rrI
poll bromine chloride of Qdine chloride OF gold &C. Also
and good supply Of frames gifted
paste board Artsu Co. constantly receiving
Paris all kinds offancy articles OF the latest invention
au26 lmsr
r. ERMAN QUARTETTO-The German Quartetto takes
much pleasure to inform the public respectfully that
they prepared for Evening Serenades the English
or German language, the most reasonable For par
culars, please inquire Mr. HTHORBECKE, I2l Hester
up stars. I'm
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SECOND ADVENT.

ChIsts Second Advent out and for sale follows. viz
and by the editor 9Th This work will be
found sovereign remedy for the Miller mania
in land lwsr
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APOLOGY

JOHNSON * GREEN,
Phoenix Factory 80 West 18th street. 5th and 9th Avenus
au3I toc7@r Office, l52 William street.
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M. WARD, AuctIoneer.
IMPORTED PURE WINES, Liquors Segars &c-A. c.
HUMBERT co. will sell this morning, at lO5< o'clock
thu ton very superior pale and gold sherry, Of early
h , P PowTd. Warren LOS 1ld Madeira Oseons
bottles and Also, Madeira, Sherry. Caret Port cid
Cognac Brandy old Jamica Rum &C. demijohns five GAL
Ions each.
segan-2o 900 Principles fine 900 Havana
various QUALITIES some very fine.
10 barrels powdered; 10 bbls Porto Rico.
Sardmes-20 boxes sardnes do extract Of lemonade
Gates brandy fruit with other articles worthy the
consgnees and dealers. 81 itbrc
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RTLliUESE FEMALE PILLS.
yr,UEsr Gsme and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are.
we perceive TO be obtained this country Bee aaysese
nnent on the last column M"
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Foreign Ports.

HAVANA, Aug I9-In port Andrew Scott from Liverpool
where bound, sail in days. Cnstoval Colon
Smith, Of and for New York, dos VIM Engs from NAMES
ysns q Phisdeghs from Newcastle Eng Dig coal; Hiram
Poland. from Charleston sailed day for
BETH for Philadelphia dg; Margaret from Bath for freight
charter Plymouth for Boston, sailed nth; Thames for Ba
more. days; franklin Green, for Charleston, sailed same
day; Cyrus from Philadelphia of the Moro, Mcclellan
"a days from Bath
GAMniA July sln port Ataana, Brown, % days from Phi
ladep ha, 10 sail for Sierra Leone same day.
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Store SO Fulton street, Brooklyn.
FRIDAY morning, Sept 3D. at 10 o'clock-R Todd will sell
auction without reserve at Nos. apd 10 Fulson
adjoining the Ferry, Brooklyn, Of
household furniture beds and bedding house &c. all in
good order comprising mahogany and tables
hogany maple and fancy chairs sofa aud setees ingram
ana other carpets and rugs window blinds curtains and shades
and toilet tables looking glasses clocks mantel and other
lamps and ornaments, Sc. &c.
Also bar fixtures, glasses, decanters SC.
Also large assortment Of kitchen and culinary articles
stoves, &c. with which the sale will commence.
Regular sales at the store every Monday. 81 Ter
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M. HENRY, Auctioneer.
BY w. v. KENT.
Store I36 Broad,oay, near Maiden lane.

"
- At 10 O'Clock, at the auction ROOM
Watches and JeweyThs stock the largest and best
ected Of any ever offered at public auction this city
ing IN part OF very fine independent second
with independent second and times superior article;
London duplex with chronometer balance jeweed
very fine duplex watches full jeweled of the best Paris
Geneva manufacture; 80 double bottom English
tent levers, OF various celebrated Makers Ros M j.
s. j. T9bias josh Johnson W| Chance, Pennington &C.
time keepers Also 100 superior fine gold anchor
with Jewels OF various elegant patterns suitable
nes The sale will be positive the about leaving
Tor Europe. Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
GARDEN SEED.

| WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
| WHOLESALE and RErAIL.
ARTICHOKE- Green Globe
| ASPARAGus-G.antor Du,eb
bEANS-LarSc and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Re,
SNAP pEANs- Early China. Early Yellow par,. week.
bEEI1Eaiy Blood Turnir Roo;cf GLOW DO Long ,loo,
nm a.iow and White French, sugar Mangel Wnrizcl
BkOCOll-Pufple and White
CABBAGE-Eariy YORK Large York E,,Iv sn,,rla,f IN
uetsea Late Baersea. Fiat Dutch. Drufnhe,d
rars1 bcrsur, Drumheld savoy, Green CURED savoy,
cAutIFLowER-EarIya and Late
BRIssEIs SPROUTS
,bLER1-Mhte Solid
CARROT-Lons Orange Long seatle, r,r,v H.. a,
CRESs-Curledor Pepporrrass
cha,nt Frame Early Cluster, Long Green,
ecooRRN,,;1 ,.E Sugar Early Tuselrorss
ENDiNE-GTeen Curled
Peg PLANT
kAlss Green curled Scotch, Rape
LEth-large Scotch
LETTUCE Royal White Head. Ice, Brown Ouch Early
A. .uIlcl -ilesia. White and Green Coss
MAIER NELON-Finest Kinds
%.sri n,r,,,en Ctron Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MlsTARD-Whfe Medicinal and Brown
porNioN. rilseI skin, Yellow Dutch, Early Red
rhAee-hNtra Early, Early Warwick, Early May, Early
bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Cayonne and squash
PARsNlP-Long White Gurnsey or Dutch
PRsLEY-Fine Cnred
RHuBARB-Undulatcd for Tarts
kADDlsH-Ions Scarlet Short Top, Long salmon White
TuInip, Red TuTnip. Back soanish '''0
saiS w 1I-or Vegetable Oyster
soUAsiI-Early Bush, Orange warted. yellow Crook
ToMATo-Large Red and Yellow
uhNlf1Whie Plat Dutch, Red TOP, Large English
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS, large As.
sorirncnt.
r.
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IN. w 4 Il \ Hpy q ,o

SO W. - - " u " q W.,
"A me- nov receiving their spring goods. Consisting in
the tuner ~ ~ $50
90 bsgs prime Grecu Iaguyra ant Rio Coffee
- ~ wa white nnt Java ~
o. hiiiH - Coos aud Porto Rico Sugar
- dn New GTcara 30
- dn aud 60 ibis Noiasrcs
lt1 package fI-sh I.as
lt'' boxes Bunch R.i-irs
I, do 1aliow Can,lics
~ 10 SicIm 20
80 do Spanish and American sesars
10 uo superior SOAP. No
% do Hubs vsri, gated 10
az Kegs cut Nails oil sizcs
so do Rne Powder
la1bass SHIT
20 d. Al.pice; Pepper aud Ginger Copperas3, Mad.
a., - lnuis9' Alum and salt Peter Window Glass, Bed
~ C"t"n yarns at Factory prices. with avaTcty
Try merchants an