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The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23
.vEl., HNsteCE,

The poet, is a millionare man of business; Mr..
Sprague, author OF "Curiosity,, is bank cashier;
Mr.. Bryan, is democratic editor, Mr.. Hoffman,
he novelist is a Custom House officer; Mr.. lr-
wing is United States Minister at Madrid.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23

In the finest passages of moss poets, there is a
host of useless words added, as we see the loyal
carriage followed by dozen empty ones.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23
pOrtliiilty.
TO pRESERvEIRIsTI POTATOES.

To keep Irish potatoes from ror'ing when
dug early in August.-Lay down some
rails or other timber on the floor OF a dry
cellar, on which lay floor plank few
inches from the ground, spread your po.
tatoes on the floor, not exceeding six
inches in depth, and then sllt dry Stacked
lime over the whole lot. This will be
found sure mode of keeping them sound.
We speak from experience.-Nor'h Al
albanian.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23
AGENTS FOR The CECIL WIG

Ohm B. YAnNALL, Port rcposit.
J. w. ABRAHAM3, Port Deposit.
EDWIN HAiNEs, 7. NJ. Rising Sun.
JONAS PREsToN, Jr. p. NJ. Conowingo.
JoNN S. EVEREST, Rowlandsvillo.
Col. Fl. S. Sites, P. NJ. PRiNcirio.
JOSEPH HAISEs, Brick Meeting House
THOMAS BURNSIDE & Co., Charlosiown'
T. NJ, n orh Fast.
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
VILLAIN H. PIERCE, Z. Nj. Cccilton.
john 3. MORTON, P. Nj. Warwick.
John MEARs, P. NJ. St. Augustine.
IonN 1, CLAYTON; p. M. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23

put them in jars, If you .lke.-Mlchlgan
Farmer.
The Cecil Whig., 1843-09-23
Those RM6g.

u" TO Mr.. Jack SnjpCS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-31

England corresponding advance will take place, ard
also the and apprehend that the same
prices being maintained, steady export will continue
in any event All other articles hold nearly the same
position, except cotton which will undoubtedly be much
less than last year in quantity but its improved price
will probably yield large of foreign bills
last year. The rising prices of produce and the volume
coming forward is constantly and rapidly increasing the
purchasing power Of the west. But the increasing be
ralty Of the terms Of dealers causes more goods
to be sold than would actually be purchased with the
proceeds OF produce sales If the banking stem was
now as wide spread in 1885, similar results might with
confidence be anticipated viz large business wed
by immense imports and subsequent ruin. The events OF
that year, however destroyed the banks, and large
sections OF the country have institution at which
the notes OF the dealers be made payable and then
discounted here with city endorsements. Hence, the
credits now given by the New York merchants, are
more closely limited to their than for
merly. With credit operations restricted, do not
apprehend that imports Of goods be extended
cause extensive export OF specie prsr to the receipts
OF the bulk of the bills against the crops. Our
English friends, in calculating upon American business
must consider that banking the great lever by which
they formerly extracted money from this country, in
return for their wares, Is seriously crippled and
that their sales 10 this country will be more
closely measured by what they buy Of us. American
banks formerly the great puy by which loans in
Lsndon hoisted goods out Of Manchester That whole
apparatus is broken down, and the purchasing power
exists now on this aide altogether.
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state Oh Trade.
AUCTION SALs-TEAs.-Anoher public sale took Mace
yesterday, being the cargo of the Onedo The usual
terms governed this sale that have all the previous ones
Twankayso chests 81 cents; C7s do and 100 half do
Withdrawn
Gunpowder-l2 half chests 81 O2 IS do So CENTS Is do
so 80 do 66 10 80 do 6ot 90 do So IS do SO;
do 4oi IS do ssB; 100. 6 lib do 4sA; 900 DO AZ.
lmperia-0 halt chests 81 Is do do 10 do do 81 do
50 DO do Is; 400 is ID bxs al ESQ., ID do @'a'
souchong-l50, Is Id bxs 35t
Hyson30 half chests 95 cents SO do 81; 10 do rs: 43
withdrawD 81 do 6O 80 chests ST. 80 do 54 100 do
SO sas 60 do Sla SO DO avs do AS IA do 448 rs do
"a do 80; 40 do $50; 600 Is 10 bxs sol ID do So
Young Hyson- 20 half chests 81 cents 70 de 67 81 do
Ss ss do 49, do SAL 10 sa ie4 do Sl l7s do sO
do 49 DO 49 SIS do 47 % do 49, As do 4s8; 81 do
200 do SO do All As do 4oA 275 do 4o LOT 81 do
t; 81 90 81 40 20 se "a DO s6 sla do ss 81 do sa;
lb do 26t
do 60 % half Go ~; 10 chests s4 10 do 33 (23 do wi
drawn IS do s2 ia whdrawpD "A do sO 10 do 2si 80
do 27a; (s7 withdrawnD so do 26t
AsHEswe notice sales of Pots 81 57S and Pearls at
So sit IN small lets to supply immediate wants
HAY-A fair demand exists for consumption. We con.
tnue to quote prime quality at As AZ cts The receipts
are to moderate extent.
CorroN-The sales yesterday were to the usual extent
and at the prices established by the late advance
are very firm aud sanguine for further Improvement.
at s. s oso snd ehinsn we end ou pos
at 81 7o Ohio round hoop 81 SIT Southern still CONT
nues dull, Richmond county held at SIS l2t. Rye
-four rm at last quotations We motto. small sales
OF wheat ofthe new crop, from the south ST. which
the top OF the market Rye Is not in very brisk demand
prices are gradually getting down We notice tiifing
sales at 62 81 cts Corn very firm sales 60 cts for
northern. Oats are In firm demand at 81 2S3 cts.
ou.Every little doing in whale in this market. We
quote for Crude whole 363 SO sperm OF 10 cts At
New Bedford the % instmports Of sperm and hale oil
and bone into the United States for the week ending
gust 49, 1913. Nantucket 30 whales Falmouth 300 sper
20 whales Mataposte, i070 sperm, so whale Fall River
80 SPERM Is wbale Sagharbor 43o SPERM $500 whale
600 bone. Sperm is without change We notice sale Of
400 bbs 10 cs and let of 900 bbls Warren at the
same price, Whale-sales of 1000 bbls at Holmes Hole
at 81 cts $50 bbs sppcan at 81 cts and 500 bbs
rem at IS cts, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-31

Increase 1913 pkgs., 1854
The exports produce will probably be large for the
coming six months. The supply of all articles exceed
ingly large, AID the low prices favor export This has
been peculiarly the with domestic goods to South
America, and has, in degree been occasoned by
the large imports of coffee from that quarter The export
of agricultural produce to Europe will uudoub edly
large whether the crop Of England turns well ill.,
The price OF Flour in this 81 7S and sustain.
ed that only by two circums, ances. One
is the late want Of water which caused the -four.
ing mills to suspend their labours. One wcstei
concern, which usually tuins out $40 barrels per
day, was reduced to 80 barrels per doy. The other
cause the expectation that the next steamer will bring
news Of decided failure of the English crop. Should
this prove to be the case, large exports will imme
be male and prices advance. On the other hand,
should tho crop be better than is anticipated prices will
fall heavily under the large supply. They have hitherto
been sustained with great difculty. Last spring. it will
be remembered that speculation engendered under
the notion Of short crop here and contracts then
made to deliver -four in New York. in the beginning Of
August, at SIS rs This -four recei, ed last week,
ard the price hes fallen TO 81 To- London letter, of
late date, remarks -
American aour here is worth from ais to ass per bar
rel There in bond in the United X gdom about
2o0O0 quarters OF foreign wheat and 81 200 cwt Of -four
Az th time last year there ass0c0 quarters OF
whea and 400 oCo cwt Of -four in bond. The Mar k
Lane Express pretty good authority on such atte r..
anticipates pretty Tree importation In the autumn om
the continent.
A Montreal paper orthe both, remarks -
Fiour-Ths has been a stirring in this criticize
is estimated that upon the strength OF the Great West.
crn's news which reached yesterday morning, about
third OF the stock the city, or 10000 barrels
changed hands within the last ie hours. The prices
lad eserdsy at the opening were 96s 3D. 27s. 3d.
the leaving on price as GIL gSs. 81. cash The pur
chsses were almost entirely confined to Canada manufsc
tue, for shipment In United states Flour there he's not
been much doing but has parak en- slightly Of the Inn
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On Wednesday morning. JosEPH g., youngest son of
Joseph Pine, aged fourteen months.
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend the fune
raj from 90 Renwick street. this afternoon O'clock
DO last evening soth inst, EDWARD p, son Of Patrick
and Mary Ann Doherty
The relatives and friends Of the family invited at
tend the funeral on Friday LIST Sept from the residence
his 'ather on Eight Avenue corner Fortieth street.
On Sunday. 27h instant at his residence Park Place
Mr. GsoRGE LANSING, aged SO years, n native of this
city.
In BROOKLYN, on Saturday morning the Goth instant
ELIZA G. CooKE, daughter of Mrs Sarah Cooke of this
city.
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Domestic Importnfinns.

NEw ORLEANsShip Ocmulgee-2o hhds sug,r 60 brls 2,
kegs lard 100 sacks wheat $50 do corn 80 bs flour hhd
co orgs mdse r9,ns s2Isoi bag, whc, 20 hhds to-
sa7 pgs lead Suydam, Sage co59 sacks wheat TiEdsle
gers coG brls oil II Field co., Keesng Stewart
a brls ID kegs lard Thompson Adamsl3 hhds tobacco,
Boorman Johnston Coz Van Arsdtle Coldwell * War
nocl3 do 1876 brs WHEAT Storm, Dubois cks IS brls
Hour Jones6l bales hemp Corning co-2i brs oil Roberts
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Foreign ImportntIon.

LyERrooL-Ship lIercues-60 tons soda ash c; Moore
wood c2 S Sns Patrick soa bale; sater bags %
don Phcpsi9 hhds 2 bxs Pat25 bales inrle,
Seott-i91 seeks salt WoodIull MntusI5o tons coal -
Williams X Gloin--6 bales TO order. - ~ y -
CENFUEGosBrig Stari0a boxes 20 hhds suy,r m do ,o
lasses Is logs mahogany De Zaido. 50 " W. "'o'
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Williams bxs Baker Wilson, cs II Chew-2l boxes
on stones Paysonl box smith, b honey Fscouer--5
o Ackeriy bs 70 kegs lard rs pigs lead w Lawrence
CS. c. Jones Thomas Sou,hard son-9 hhds essk
mont-5csE Neucleck-e do Young Smith GOO kegs bis
payIiO bales cotton Rodgers, ketchum COLI do
Maitandl box Raynor-l07 bis wheat Wsner Gale co
Id bars pig lead IS bales hemp orde..
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Frelghts.

twise-New York cotton SOC per bale Boston cot
ton 81 for square and S for round bales rice 6lS cents
per cask One vessel loading for Philadelphia with rice
at 81 per cask.
MoBLE, August 2s.-There is but one square rugged
vessel remaining in port, the brig Senator loading with
slaves for Boston, and taking the cotton that offers at
IS per BALE
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Packets tn Sail.


We shall esteem i favor if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS a nome or abroad will also confer favor by
sending to this ONCE all the Marine Intelligence they can
received " - - ''
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All the above to be had only at 81 courtandt street.
@o- ro STRANGERS STOPPING IN THE CITY

90 70 STRANGERS STOPPING IN THE CITY
There are two advertisements another column which
will prove that clear complexion and fine read of Hair
Is certainly the most beautiful gift OF the Creator Both
may be possessed by old and young, ugly pretty We
speak from knowing TACT The famous Italian Chemi
cal Soap curing hundreds in this city OF eruption end
disagreement Of the skim One cake Of changes the
cosr OF sunburnt or yellow skin to a beautiful healthy
clearnsss. Try it once. We can strongly recommend
jones' Oil of Coral Circasia for the hair makes the
heir grow stops falling, the dandru thoroughly,
and gives light rcd grey hair Ane dark look They
sold very reasonable Jones' sign OF the American
Eagle 81 Chatham street. New York. Agents. Ledger
Buildings Phadepha; State street. Boston, l39 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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o. LET THE FOOLISH UFFER WITH THE
PILES it they have enough to the gen une
HAYS Linment, which is warranted to cure. The Rev
Charles sperry, No First Avenue, cured after sui.
ferng ten years The only genuine article il be had
only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAAss BEL hh,o Ays ssT
(Stores No ~ .llnn street and us Fulton street)

rB B2 EEL PEL Hhoo Ays'igp'''
(Stores No. % Ann street and us Fulton street,
THURSDAY,
Sale of piano foes paintings and elegant furniture. 1917
o'clock, in the sales room v,,n.v
At o o'clock in the auction room large sale Of elegant
domestic dry goods, hosiery &C. in lots to suit families and
Also the stock of merchant tailor Of cloths.
simeres, vestngs trimmings, &c,
Also trunks ladies' and eentlemens wearing apparel
quantity Of jewelry, &c. r-nn
At l0h O'Clock, in the sales
nitue Of all descriptions offered Tor time public
Land sales, farms houses lots &c is O'Clock the sale
10 LET-The genteel two story house No. ~ White ST.
Rent low.
Store 3Oi Broadway
THIS DAY,
At 10 o'clock at the auction room.
An OF aud second hand furniture consisting
DO aisd and PLAIN sofas %aGoss%y maple and sofa
sS saS Sass marble 'S sas
nut dining and tea tables; Office desks, and towel ncfs
as sSs, s Sas
s ose "yd s ss shelf %s the n
ture of family giving housekeeping aud will be sold with
out reserve in3l lt.r
A UGTIo.Nl Sore !, Iii,Sdyas, Cutlery. Te-B. MOO
ry &c pscissss Spear p jacksoas c. s. haad psnne
Also, cask rat
Also, backsmith's vices beck irons, axes, Sc
Also, general assortment OF files.
Ac eash @ and Ms pocket cutlery
Also, an invoice of razors, scissors, dirks, SC.
Also, invoce Of 100 dozen superior French
Also at IL O'clock advance gold watch
$. Catalogues ready. au3l ltrr
II. II. TlMPSON Auctioneer
I ARGE HARDw ARE AUCTION SALE.--JACOB s.
IL PLATTS Ninth Semi.W eekly Fall Trade Sale of Hard.
ware Cutlery &c will take place Friday st Sept at the
B-This catalogue besides the usual various
OF shelf goods will also contain by the package the following
viz B tol brass battery kettles half 6 gallons; casks
hook and plate hinges 10 bbs glue ~ doz shov and
20 boxes cut brad and acks boxes single and three lip
20 boxes coffee mills 20 bags wrought nails casks Swnde
sadrons.
Also anvils Atwood's sledges and hammers Lelsam Co.
woodscrews patent butt hinges saes slate pencils box
&c.
Also, at IL o'clock guns pistols and rifles
state that goods with limited prices received
the above auction room.
Sale day, Tuesdays and Fridays. aust 2ts.r
FOR SALE A. PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURINGC co. will sell at
public Auc,ion, nth August at their Print Works, in
Railway, ~ j. all the machinery and movable praperty OF
the consisting of printing and engraving machines
caenders copper cylinders dye ooppers dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers engine IS horse power, with
boilers fire engines balances safe hydraulic
and common large and small slide lathe with
set OF turning and boring and backsmh TOOLS
of imported steel and and old iron, quantity of drugs
suitable for caldo printers and dye tubs casks and large
terms, stoves, tables benches, Sc.
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttussler, the Print Works, of
FERGUSON x WALKER,
'vH lm~r 81 William street.
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NIarrled.

On the goth inst, at st. Peters Church. by the Rev.
France. "
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my-THE CHINESE HAIR ERADIC ATOR is WAR.
raned to hair from any part OF the BODY or the
money returned or can be used before
Besutfying Lotion-For removing all tan frecEIes
urn morphew, and roughnes and leaves the skin
very sof, and give the complexion beautiful hue
Oidridges Balm of Columbia This is the only article
that will keep the head free from dandru keeping the
hair from falling out. and restores il where bald.
Jones Hair Oil-All who oil on their hair will find
this the finest cleanest, and the best in use; highly
peffumed
All the above 10 be had only nj Of Coprtandt street
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CASTLE GARDEN n.

GREA L At ~ FION.
Magnificent and splendid display Of
FIRE WORKS
Will take place THURSDAY EVENING, August 3lst.
Prepared by Isaac Edg,, Jr. PyroechnIst. -
The excellent Band under the direction Of Mr. Lothian Will
during the evening" perform Of the most popular
Patriotic and National Airs
The evenings will at quarter 40
o'clock, with LAkGE SIGNAL ROCKETS,
which will be fired Intervals until quarter to o'clock
when the Grand Exhibition will commence with beautiful
CHiNEsE PLxNTAIN TREE
CROSS + MALTA.
Two Pound Rockets with Gold Rain
beautiful piece st, styled l. ,r s,rN
Rockets with Saucissions, Gold and Silver Rain.
PART H.
splendid piece, called
THE KALEIDOSCOPE
beautiful and mag ifcent piece, called
ZINNA PERUNIA.
The whole conclude by particular with the much
admired and beautiful piece OF SURPRISING bancy and effect.
called --
ROSES AND DIAMONDS
This beautiful takes nearly the whole line the
Garden and opens it'll display OF silver, gold,
be Grecian. Maltese and chinese fires: second changing
circle of circles and exhibiting their revolutions all the
lo known pyotechny and forming grand and magnificent
square feet with reports succeeded by
magnificent flight Of Rockets with Crimson orange, purple
and green Stars.
Abundance IS cents. -
The Garden will be brilliantly illuminated with Vaesated
Lamps
admitted to the Garden under prrtence what
aust
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In all foreign articles, except coffee, sugar and salt
there has been decreased import below those OF
last year. Low prices, caused by inability to purchase
have been the the ssme opeatedto Increase
the exports The export OF domestic manufactures frem
Jan. to August, has been as iollows:-
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow. July %
G.Washingtn. Burrows, July rs
United States. Britton, Aug. /
PROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Chadwick, July %
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. 2
FROM HAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, July Is
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AMERICAN MU>TUM VI, CAMDEN AND pEh
EETJIAV.

UNExPECTED ATTRACTION!
GENERAL. TOM HUME, Jr., the Smallest Man and
" Greatest Curiosity in the universe engaged nr positively
Is eleven years old and weighs only pounds perfect his
features making him only the but
dance intervals during the day and evening. ,, ~,
Also engage the beautiful and magnificent MOVING d.
DRAMAS which such universal a,isaction last win:
including the Italian Landscape-the Sea- with Storm and
Also engaged, Miss MARY p RowELL. the Italian Vic.
lins
Miss NJ. F.. ADAIR, the popular vocalist
La Petite CELESTE. the admired dansuese
I. O. BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer.
Mr.. COLE, the Chinese Nondescript.
GREAT WESTERN Imitator Of Locomotives, &c.
BILLY, the educated Singing Dog
CITY BRASS BAND, of ten musicians.
BALLOON ASC ENSIONS and performances svcry
ming at o'clock, and every afternoon at o'clock
Admission ccnts-childen teuy
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Director MIR JOHN Soften.
BENEFIT OF JEROME RAvEL.
THIS EVENING Aug s. The psrf9rn.nce will cOmmsne'
After which new T ia fff SJ performances on tbs
49, BY the R4,ei Family
s H% LA 4of fs" AhR ls s. s9apisss T called
Gabriel RaVs a%a %s Martin II e1j sS. by
To be followed b BE b 6SiTjSs%R 2Bs s'o"'Hs' of the
Half hours n.emssion will Be allowed for prom.n.d. and
w kinds and great variety will be found '"'''
NV t. = 6 fsI'sn;a R * "a UNI II;
Sy2S: %sS;. is Ss.sgs
Consisting ss.: Of "a sas sssGs Scene
entirely &c &C.,
DISTRIBUTION.
~" "a simple sisnOr of saIamanca J
R9 9 Babeilas :, .. =. :. Jerome Navel d.sysi
Vulcan .:....... ...... Mons. D'xa,srsas
Don hspriyass,, Antoine R.ysl
s5SS s g v'o'''' S E::
Gogo Joseph Raye
f Hs",o Martin ktSa jJs sys
hk,orea1o' - ''.''''' ..'''. Clarke
cSic..u, !. :s! af
Ella Madame Martin Jsveiii
P PaaeRon NM Mrs s. bioa SHas
To conclude with
AN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT!
BY the Grand Orchestra in the Refreshment Saloon
strict Police will be attendance and great
ken the admission Of improper parsons.
" Tickets Fifty Cents May be had az the Garden during
the day.
10 A limited number Of Season Tickets will be DIS
posed of
this s e. the
IS
top and sides, be opened a a moments notice.
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WANTED-Pqrchassn for Patent NIange used for smooth
ing and put S ay s The use Of
saving machine female with Mangle win in
s% o s T % sf s sa no s
ton st the PRINCIPAL hotels the city, They will be sold
,n, IN DUNcxH& WEST. 4Ligls Green street,
Fri eA SG%S ssss %a
&a:: Ss''i se e 'G sne with S
sSISf T 'sSSas
%S%ai nj he f s.EdS sad
% sT
sS sa ons m s%' 20
good English education PRINCIPLES and amabe dpo
% h to
& H. Upper Post Office viii Ss Considered
.nd cation who understands embroidery all its branches
f y w sa Ssa
fh h44 D6fT i; RR%ahSwisf vssi%
sp"s sy Ssss e. So m" sas
d ,, s at dWashYsIon seg@S 1872 payable
N Syss ,Fs h.
also check S% BY he Marine IN Be- Bsn
AZ s sp fbs g, S 4
;;iGPfR$ . he ABB e will s,in
3 S ms a ass %o sS
rings. Str
o osms b Of the BsSk for Saving. No. ss
leave the Bank Is Chambers St 'F' aug sr
osT.Bopk Sf the Bank fer Savings No 80 93a in the
it at the Bank No as Chsmbss st snao str
PLEASANT AND AIRY ROOMS, with pantres attach.
as be Be- ss a stPss
furnished IN the rooms # required au29 2wsr
PAYMENTS PART TO LET, in house 4a Lumber street to
: snee gentlemen or to a small family. au29 Ctr
CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JoU RNAI--Tbe number
the o sai ad nsy be il
the regular continuation Of the voInne and two numbers
week will henceoh be published until the brought
The work also be obtained stitched in monthly parts as
above. aust 1tsr
SHIP ST. NICHOLAS, from Hayre -Cnnsignees by this
y ship hereby requested send their permits on board at
hSs T BY ss s pcrmo will be sent to the
s BOYD S ssSti %s TsasSs n% .;1s.;
Eli f f. % i %;:
sh delivered at as 10" rate as John sGss s for
au25 im*m w. WV
sAL dao ;,ofk fixtures and good will Of whole
the having eusc@. and now dons ni good
m once '4"S VINE" ana where an anss s %.y be
TNSB}EPENPENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLoWs-The
%sS;sSsss sSss 80 Ea. Broadway
New York Lodge Mo-, Wednesday the Shakespeare Ho
To, THE LOVERS OF sUPEkIOR BLACK TEA
rallied ad0TT .s hsT :e1l,,s extremely
Sha
s ss,o" street. D'0'l'H packages Price 50 }s s
GOAL, COALPeach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first quail.
for cash fresh broken aud egg lump in the yard
Of s s ss VII ssss
ed taken from the ooat-wesh and gqal,y warIa9sed
ly2 2mer 37t Greenwich. corner of King st.
$3.50 M FH ANR EGG M
Of superior Peach Mountain Coal Cred ash at the above
$ an G
si &c ss carriages w es
1 po S o % at WHICH s 3 oyy
@. A. BRApBRooK,
BThs cargo of Coal will be delivered for only
To DRUGGIsTs-To be disposed Of, in c9n.equence OF
Ss sy %
for so%s t ' o se@ e
Sh1Se 50 rare chance s,l Immediate
the above until disposed Of. sua9 stsr
F w GAssERT respecally inform their friends aud
% lie S hF fgs saS ea to Nss
Gens STREE in hs SAM BUILDING WHERE they will continue
Meats of all kinds, cents
PSddings and pies ......s
Tea and coffee, . cts each.
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