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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
BY THE ACADIA.
F~mthe Circular Of Es.ns AErrokss.

Fsosnthe Circular of swans AErrokss-
LssRsPsot, 81 Nov. lsSs.-Of Slts5 hhds To.
haeee sold last moaih 80 ysrs Virginia Lear is7
S,emued; i7s Kentucky Lesf, ii3S enmsJ, with
II Canadian Leaf or thecs aa6 Lesf and 81
slammed wese FOE Ireland, III Tor exploration, the
remaining $50 hhds vent to the Hon Tssdo. We
DO not ehsngs cur quotatioas sf last month, but
sales to anything Ike the extent which lmpor,eIs
prices. eannol be efscied. The nsw Virginia Lsaf
and s;emmsd may DO psopesly styled Of midiliug
quality the quantity Of good interior, particular
" the tsrmer, being small. prices Of Leaf are from
gid %, OF Stemmed q ~, sone OF the lines,
qoahy Of both are Withheld fom the make ia
expectation Of hieheHpnecs to resuit from a pros.
psctive scarcity. OF Kennedy % wcsirrn Stsips
there 10 such abundance 10 produce Que uniform
ora'oo that sny .sltssasion which may occur in
the Tobacco, 1871 hhds, actually exported in the
month, 80 were TO Ahic,, 81 to Norway. 10 Alfalfa,
Mauritius and 2 Isle Of Man
Tho last advlees from the United States, to the
effect that no injury had been Indicted upon tho
Cotton Crop, which was likely TO nffosd Two mil.
hons OF bales, acted sedative to this Market
Ia which spirit Of speculation had previously rul
ed. AS auxiliary TO forming a correct anticipation
OF the effects which must result from crop exceed
lns that OF last year, by 800 0O0 bales pethap,
we'll 10 consider that the present low prices have
been concurrent with n consumption for Home
Trade. and an Export to Europe. OF quantity oi
Cotton exceeding that taken fH both thsss purpos
Is to the same period Of last year; to all ths when
the further consumption Of AZ 900 bales by the late
FIRE. Ia casualty to be expected to recur) add
ed, II Is difficult to ind any good ground Tor the
maintenance OF present prices.
Any fluctuations which have taken place in prices
Of Gram or Flour, have interest for Foreigners
against whom this coun;ry Is, for the present, clos
ed.
Whether the new trade in foreign provisions will
'urish, Is yet to be deeided its with the
United States will certainly require better articles
than have as yet arrived from tuat quarter. the b.ei
than clrrion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Cruz. This is. Of eouue. but doae a. precautions
ary measure. I,s sspect. howeser 10 rendered less
pacific by ,ae feet OF pos,rs force the eos,, OF
the invading, not the inv ,dsd country. Our own
relations with Mex'ee are by no means friendly
The Administraiien is obviously dispo,ed 10 make
OF TO seize the occasion of foreign war; Cor the pur
pose, like Santa Ana. ofstreng,henng itsefa at homo
lie two moe confidential organs at Washington
| and New Yoik-people litile addicted TO having or
hazarding any thoughts Of their own-have let IL
be clearly that the Executive 10 bent on taking
s.dss With Texas.
Il seems TO be Appreciated tina, there will be
European interference ,f ice take part. As to this.
clear that England has already done all that
she is like do. To check the Southern extension
Of our Territory, she has probably even now sub
sidzed Mexico and this, she " n continue to do.
IL she attempts to interfere 10y arms, her rival will
do the same; and il will he Texas, the U. States
and France. against Mexico and England. She will
back Mexico by negotiation and loans; but she will
not make open cause with her.
What. in the imbseilc and distracted eounseis
that We have will DO done, is extremely uncertain.
IL is exceedingly objectionable, whether we ough,
to interfere; and still questionable u we shal'
whether We ought or not.
Upon the Considerations moro strictly domestic,
and especially those which regard the South, We
may touch at another time. There are not wanting
soae very high ones and yet but little submitted to
the public view.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.


ktC - NUN NJ All ETS.
tk'Psr''s s~d esrvsas< i~sss : sssx e. a: uAi<
ronkccss--1rspscsleas sn>li-seassad nsrasi We
qase Lnss e<k<z and 81 csn.,a i.ens ssi,3l and 4:
aii ex silsss and ss t'csd ssl % aud ssifss s7alei
ossIN-,sStess 70 70 - coat. Core IA 10 81 On.
,5s IN pset Sesa nal kost
.rENs-hapsr.aa'd csapo~dsr &c sLsos HACK 90 /,
wnIskEv-R.is &c, hhss9ae.
CANDLks--rpefm xcv1<s, Patent spetm az: Huli'.
coFrkK. Mo q 10 lOsi ,J.sayr. s.io. >, psulsss
f,sa fsniiY noe Herring. u; No I ., 50 to "a
No c2l 10 q
fIOyk-supspess -. ..r...a.. .-...--t
in0S.rE.-; Ensl.h 81 s~sJe. sioe rreisesr soo
hOLASSss-fofio Rico i9a22e, N. q. 2is2tc.
0lL.waser sss ioo Pail summed 9ga -. Whale, In
PRovisioNs- nsesa fa1lc. Laraslc.
flAisrkR-etl on n<nln b.nk.
lean; s,,5 q oJls. 1I
sALr--whsds o. e. ssase saoo.
ExcnAkGR
New fork drAfs . "A pteuA f-rt
rnll4dciphiz ia 4 All prsuL
NoTS Csssms ~ 80 So
ssmh tsrolna. ......ti NJ v>seennE Cd
Treasury Notss.. eel prem rsune 8
aiaoaina " ds Specie. ...A......l pseul
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
SAN FsRsASpo, 9Th October. 1912.

SAN FERNANDO. 9Th October, 1912.
[About % miles from the Rio Grande and 300
above matamotosl
81 have an assurance that this will he forwarded
to New Orleans by way Of Ma,amoroS, and avail
myself OF The opportunity 10 satisfy yoJ, under fny
own hand, that, so far he nth IS concerned, m
well; what our further destination is, or when W.
shall be sent from here, cannot tell.
81 npprehend no violence 10 any Of our party; on
the contrary feel eanguine, that, under the peculiar
Circumstances under which we were taken at San
Antonio, our captivity cannot he very long.
al should be more disposed TO complain OF my
present dssgreeable situation 1t not that 9th.
are here whose lot Is perhaps even harder than
mine. They hsye families living on the Colorado
and Gaudaloupe, md were 10 San Antonio only for
short lime, attending court. when by, @ day or
TWO before they were 10 have returned, thew were
captured. ], myself intended leaving in two days
at isrlkeSt-ibe absence Of a gentleman who held
some papers, without which ! could not convenient.
ly leave, alone, detained me.
Yours, tsc.p
up. ST. have Just learned officially, that on 10
morrow morning We leave this p ace directly for the
cry OF MsXeo-hom thence We are to be allowed
as best VIC can q presum } to find our way TO the
United Sta,es-it viIl take from 80 to 40 days 10
go to the eiiy-irom lhenso 10 Vera Cruz 3 10
days.
50 o'clock, p. M"
The writer numa,es in lis letter that he eanno,
fearing his let,rs will he opened by the authorizes
and subject him TO harsh discipline. The letter
was forwarded by the American consulate Of nala-
moros.
And another letter. from the same person, We
learn ihot the prisoners with the exception Of being
corhned in fully room, too small Tor the numbe >
cfO w5ed into II, have With tolsrable Treatment.
81 have spent the day." sOys The writer, "wrh
Gen Celia, and taking every thing into consiJer
ton, passed very egfeoib.e tine Of IL. We
played chess during the afternoon, dined about
o'clock-lhe dinner excellent, coffee better, &C. &c.
So far hsvo found the MtI can officers gentlemen,
and the soldiers generally kind and Disposed to
make our situation as comfortable az possible"
We are inclined 10 think that this portion Of the
letter may have been written under the expectation
Of It's being opened by the Mexican authorities
before It reached the u. s. consulate at Matamoros
Al oil events there seems 10 be little reason 10 ap-
pfehend nny extreme measures being taken in re
gard TO the prisoners personal safety, II would
appeal - beyond question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
Eem "a. Mem or,Ian. D>.

MEXICo-SAN ANTONIO PRISONERS.
We have been SHOWN letter from one of the cap
;ives taken a. San Antonio by the MeK:cans, to his
brother residing in thi, city, from which publish
few extracts, that persons who have friends or re
!aves amongst them may learn the situation Of the
prisoners, their treatment and probable destination
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
LAND FuND-

We learn ,ha, tho Executive hiss received let
ter from tho Treasury Department, At Washing
ton, stating that stou, $4,000 s vrsinia's por
ton Of the Lsnd Money, and tLat il Is subject to
tho osdtT Of the Executive.
Gov. Gregory, will, we presume, take no action
on The suJjceI-bu, lenvs the matter for the Legs.
laturs, which, being Democratic and, OF course, too
pure 10 touch pollution will rj-et II with ,eorn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

The Cotton market opened on Wednesday morn
ing with very animated demand, and purehaters
took nearly 1000 bales OF very full prices, the prn
cipai portion being on Engli'h account. The same
good irquity continued yesterday, and the sales
reached abou, 3 100 bales at steady rates. TO day
there was likewise an evden; disposition to operate
largely and up 70 the arrival OF the northern mail
about 1000 hales changed hands when II become
known that tho advieos by the Boston steamer to
the l0th uli had been received, aler which fur
lher business was transacted.
Tho,c advices nro rather Of dseourseing nature;
the Liverpool market had bcsn left entirely TO the
trade who evnced no disposition to take more than
was required for immediate USE; and in consequences
Of the limited business, prices were rather irregular
and depressed. Tho sales for the week ending tho
iitb, were 1920 bales at 3ia7l FOR exrAme grade
Of Orleans; subsequent TO wh en-, the tlnsseiions
barely avefage 1000 bales to-day. Trade in the
manufacturing districts was reported being mu h
depressed, and tho demand for goods had falien Oh
materially. In Have tho stock Of Cotton Is very
large and transactions limited, with a downward
tendency in value.
In our own market, prices have experienced no
quotesble change; but Il may be we'll 10 remark,
that the outside range of our quotations Is mofo in
accordance W N &C ua transactions
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

EoR THE BADIEs.-ws have just received
from Phil,deplis,s vory haudaoue sflcle of IaJes
French Morocco sDdKid Buskins made rights fnI lefs
they ~ superior any have had; also, Lsdle .
Frencb Morocco Buskns lir 81 with fnnt vtryg peri g.
~ jcs generally. WA1KiNr A. 60.
"a Opposite The Ruins u the Eagle ~ iel, Nals ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
LIvERPOOL CLAssIFICATIoN.

TOBACCO During the lsst three days the
marko, has presented tho same quietness notcel
fR some time past; a. Gar NJ We could learn III 70
have been no uan,octions; indeed the stock u now
70 much reduced a. TO offer no selection 70 pufcha-
sers. In his state OF things, our quotations msy
be considered nominal.
The accounts OF tho coming crop continue very
flavor Die; we have eonverscd With several gentle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
TO DE Tsha p ~ TosAGoo AT THE

R an acloi the Legislature Of this State seems that
- Upland Tobacco IL not injured Ia any WaTehouse I'm
ls city 10y the state, but that stored Public Ware.
rouse We'tne nspeciora At shockoc Warehouse, Rich.
honL 70 prevent any difficulty objection TO storing Ip.
AND iobaeco In this Warehouse, have effected an us,I
rance IN three duiIont responsible Offices for ample
amounts o cover all Upland Tobacco stored here and viii
NJ AL times keepit fully covered
% cw6w MOsBY A. SHEPPARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Messfs. Editors Of Tho Bee, :

Trusting to your impiuiality, I request you -
r,pu6Ish an account Of the late successes Of the
Mexican army Of San Antonio de Bofar, which I
have extrncted from official documents, received
per seht' Emblem and Creole, and dated Ma,amo-
TO-, 10th October.
On the llih Of September, early in the porEs
lng' Zen VOL, with iorce OF SIX HUNDRED o.
Sary and lour hundred insntry, took possession OF
san Antonio de Beiu. One hundred and fifty
ts1An' en'renehed Ihemselyes yiihyo Jbe houses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
,sTANDl AND DELIVER ~

The Enquirer $ making what looks like last
appeal to its fricn5s-a supplica,on certainly TOO
pi,eous 10 be Wi,hstood. As we are always willing
TO give our nsighbor fair chance; and as the Jocu
meni, besides bang curious In ITSELF affords some
facts which the public should see, wo copy IL, at
large.
We take il FOR granted that his party eanno, re-
sisI this direct call upon their justice or their charity
Nay, 10 reinforce tbs appeal, we will venture TO as
sure lbsm that We have good reason to believe that
the modss,y Of the Editor aud his fear Of being i'm
Fortunate have induced him to undsrstste a good
deal his borrowings &c; which have certainly been
somewhat eopious for anti. credit man No mat.
ter for that however il csrsinly concerns the no.
nour as we'll as the interest OF his party TO relieve
him, md We hope they will for We like not 10 see
any body suffer. They must not mind lof eourse)
his disela mers about an Office. lie hold one here
for some 30 yois, without seeming much ssiic,sd
by H. lie evidently wants a iauer one, in spite Of
his "Holo spiSeepari."
We ore willing, We say, 10 assist our neighbour;
bit besides whs, VIC thus yield 10 charity. tpcrhsp
not very we plaeedJ the matter is one demanding
a our hands a public lesson, most serious in IL
character and strong in its Language, due no, 10 the
man, nor 10 any persopal feeling towards him, bat
TO the country itself First, however, lei oar read
ers take his Appeal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
PURSUANT to a K.neral oricr o1 m. g., :

tDCNsuANT To general oricr a the Court N, ,,.
united states for the Eastern District of w, Ina
male al kehinond on the 2sgh dsy of March 1872 h.n
on hondsyt the lhh day of Dccenu.r 1872 AZ IN. ,sa
ene. ot William A. FrayseT. in tho county of t,umhe
anu known 10y the name Of FrsyscIs TaveSu Rr m mn
hceuon Tor the best price that got Tor the ann.
inreaiy money the following and cnattles suTrsn,
dered no assignee, Tor the benefit Of tho creor Of
,he sad william F'ayser. who has been ecIarrI .
n by sdccree OF the said court, made on the Inn
OF eet.nocr isi2, 10 wit One negro Will ne.ro
hoy AsirSw woman Violet anL slrl Mary also negto boy
rsnek gri fhobe, and two boys Cannon and Horace
ehi'dten VI Plnbc @"e'
Also, the saii ayseis stock Of Horses tatie Haas
anu sheep Plantation Ueasils Furniture, aud ali oshsr
hiclcs ia the osse-son Of the Friyse .nrh
ari;es asmly be designaed apart for thc s,i
under the proviso the third section of lie rf
oi congress establishing uniform ste N OF
hni pursusht TO another order Of court IL
al Richmond tie 18th day Of mbcr 1852 shan on
he said i2h day OF December 1872 at the said resinca
Of william Frs.Ser, sell at public auction the Real
Estate mentonedin tho schedule the said Frsyser son
sNng OF 90 acres OF land, more less lying In tie
county OF Cnnbera The terms ofsac oftho real ea,at.
~nl Dc ne'thrd cash. third months and oncIri
a. i. months ON the day OF sale and convey will
he aae Ia the thereof until the whole
Court. N~'~' W W."
The persons named debtors In the schedule of the
said william A. Frayser requestedto meet me AT lie
TINE and place Of safe aud their ebx
- EDMUND CHRISTIAN, GenT Assisoee
Richmond, November al, 1912 no - rS.,s,I:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

MARYLAND scubs, Brown, Coory, yellow none.
Uniisa Siuiss Wasai, Tree "a a7s3Ip. 20 lbs
duly iSs p-m.
-Four sweet, Zee c5s ats y Dbl.
bond 20s ayla ..
sour, free PTS Cd a2iS6I "
duty l0slOd "
Indian Corn. free 25s ass D. $50 lbs
In bond lisa algI :"
duy 81 p ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

I AND ron sAL-E.-Thc subsc dber wishes 20 sell
II hS iArn In the county Of Powhatan. y mi es from
chnonJ s. from Pcorsburg and about from Appo.
naioH, which affords good navigation at ali seasons TO Pc
tersburg anil s farm about about 10
OF which are Creek low grounds, well secured against
el -'~r -n remarkably well adapted the n
iopseeo' Corn and wheat The high l. OF eIeeJent
qusnYa conAinrAbe PORTION Of which Ia in good state
Sops9ScISn from the 81 ana pfeisfe mi
o-i inc whole susceptible Of very high degree OF i'm
q wIw r. srrnpy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
nIAR RIACES.

nssis.l on ras.i,y the 25h ult, BY rev lawrence
LONG all Of Caroline county. Va 80
uJ- Herald will please copy. I'D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
MEXICO
MEXICO.
TIE CAPTURE OF SAY ANTONIO.

THE CAPTURE OF SAN ANTONIO.
We lay before our readers, at the request Of the
Mexican Consul, the following Official documents
in relation TO tho reesnt isegrsion Of the MsHicans
Ia Texas, and capture Of San Antonio. The Tex
an accounts Of these transactions kayo bosn putt
lished heretofore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

sVohR.--sinee our review Of Tuesday last,
We have exrefienead very active demand for Su.
ser ana ,hs market 10 tsarly swept OF every thing
4sohhds a. full ps,ce.. taken party for The north
AID tor The wea'. Although psices, as before 70.
masked. are very fu We, we sanno, qiols an af.
vance, and coninue the previous sa,es Of ; a Sc.
'sr IRENE qnainles There has been some inqu,.
~ fs lots ON plantation, leu, as yet We are not "a.
formed OF any sales.
Havana Sugars continue in limited REQUEST. nj
pfev,oos psiees.-say for white, 81 q sle-browu,
ca &C.
dOLASSEs.--The market has been ysrv ovie,
since oas lsst. without any change in prices. Wa
quote u q 49,. There have been no sales on plap.
tptiun- r-
FtouR.-The only sale for shipment, which we
nt'rmsd oil since our last. consists Of 900 Lor-
rsls sunorhne. bought for tho Cuba market. at a.
10 Most OF tho transactions are in retail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

wese indebted to Wilmer, Of Liverpool, for hi,
"Amsriesn NewS7-a paper Published by him and
containing a summary Of political, miscellaneous
and commercial European pews-eompiled for this
country, and regularly sent out by the British
Stcamefs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
TO OR supsoRIBERs I

The absolute necessity Of obtaining relisf from
essng demands, induces US TO appeal again 70 you
or the psymen, in psrt az least OF the dues 10 this
oaics. We have endeayored 10 perform our part OF
the eonuscs-and have forbofne 10 urge our friends,
uii We have become ourselves Indebted 10 an tx-
tent that cannot longer be endured, and " our deb
o.s will no, pay, 20 must sell oil We possess, ~
GLIDING the roof that shelters us, sooner thsn let
lrors think Of us, as We shall be compelled 20
liink Of hose vhc for 20 many yesrs have receive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

~, NoTlCE "A Petition with be presented 10 the
new = enerd Assembly of Virginia. by a portion OF an.
people OF bsscr. PRAYING for the enactment Of Law m
removing oesiructioHs TO the navigation OF Pscaiswax
S-ecs. mo,, US ranin 10 NC q. ::s!..-.
ny IN esf,as vi The whSsof Hanover Wall b., leIi AZ
Hanover Court fouse, on TIM ar Tuesi,y ~ ,s re.,
month being Court poiu Del, ,o ,l
Npx convent'orto be held In niehmoud on hn Poi "a
OF NEXT aud TO matter ~:,ioh i
-ee.'''e''''' en'th OF mHrp tS-rA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

aasa wAs h.vs i.,sly reformed from The Tebaees-
kses.ss sections. aud ,hsy sgsee In representing
that NE yield vii bs iArgr than that of the pssi
scason-
. Arossd sincs the s.h inst, us hhd<; Cleared
IL tho same tiua Tor Ns~ Ymk. 81 hhds
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
iste, Sep. ., stock oa hand, hhds. 2 ass
Receipts laa three dsys us
- qo7s
ASH
previously, 1884
.Iifl - ASH
=. Stock on hand, IA
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vALuAp n;s, TnNcT or 55s LAND NEAR

EDMUND CHRISTIAN GrnT Assisnre
Richmond, Novcmba or al 1872 no D rs1.,.,'I
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Of every description ruled and bound to any pattern,
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
II UST received the following pieces of New Music,
a at the old established Store, two doors east OF
10Th street w FISCHER.
Bonnie Charlie, favorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duet, by F.. J. Loder.
The Poets Elegy-Weep for star from our frma-
ment takcn---Lines on the death of Thomas
Haynes Bayy, Esq, arranged for two voices.
My heart is in the yellow leaf; by +. Weand.
NV soldier wears tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall of the Oak; words by G. HILL Esq. of Wash
ton, music by j. H. Hewitt.
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard Duett, written by
T, II. Bayly, Esq.
Kate Anderson, my Kate; by n CROUCH
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John; by
f. j. Loder.
There's bliss in the morning of love by J. A.
Wade.
Wishes by S. Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier come l-Glee.
watch for thee, Serenade, by r.. Thomas.
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amela"
by w. c. Peters.
Farewell FAREWELL for the Guitar, by +. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my fairest, do do
Sleep my child, do do
BE it folly or frenzy, do +. kinlock.
Merry, merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
ID. c. Yon.
L'invitatione a la Oh asse by g. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged quick step by + Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz; by J. X. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers
Hail Columbia, with variations.
may "a
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ATTENTION ALLnI

HNHE attention of the Ladies' and the public gene
Il rally, respectfully invited to my assortment
of Pefumery, Fancy Articles, &c, consisting Of i'm
ported German Cologne, in Long and Chunck Boz
Water, Double Ertrdn la Rose, Macassar and
Bears Oil for the hair Ponade ala Rose, ala Vanlle
Cream de perse for identifying the hair the finest
tcle offered the public for that purpose, with
fine assortment Of She'll Ivory and Horn Dressing
Combs, Side Combs, Teeth, Nail and Hair Brushes,
of every description Preston Salts, Salts of Roses,
Lip Salve, Cold Cream, Scent Bags, &C. The above
tcIes, with variety of Others kept constantly on
hand by WILLIAM YOUNG, Druggist,
May 81. doors East Gadsby's, Pa. Av.