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WILTSHIRE EVENING MIRROR

To .Nessrs. Morris, Willis and F,dier:
We have received the Mirror containing the
first letter of Willis from Europe, which conveys
to the pleasing fact that he is on the recovery
we give that letter TO our readers. We have re-
ceived no other Mirror, and gentlemen we tell
you now 10 put the Nelu Era down on your ex
change book, or we are blessed if you don't get a
% blowing up" 1t is our right, and we demand it.
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ANOTHER CALUMNY PUT TO REST

L.
1t has been charged by the Wing press that
the Democratic Association Of the city Of Wash
ington, which is composed of the honest, hard
working mechanics Of that city, and which did
more than any other towards the elevation of our
present Democratic Administration, was inimicaI
to Mr.. Polk. This SANDER is effectually estopped
by the proceedings Of that Association, on the
2lst Of July, and published in the Union of the
23d. We have not room to give their able Pre-
ambe, but take pleasure in copying the Reson-
tons adopted at that meeting
Therefore. resolved, That the charges of on,os;.
ton by this Association to the Executive of the
United States have no further foundation than in
the distempcred imagnations and corrupt DESIGNS
of the enemies of it, and are cmphaticaly false
Resolved, That have the most implicit conf
dence IN the political integrity aud capacity of
James X Polk, the President Of our choice ibst
we arc satisfied that he will execute the wishes Of
the people who elected him, with that zeal and on
ergy. which characterized his great predecessor
the lameutcd hero and statesman Cen ADJ,
Jackson and that we will accord to him our sup
port to the best Of our abilities in carrvin ont tb
great principles and measures Of Denocracv ne
necessary to the glory, the happiness and nroSnc
ity of our beloved country.
On motion, voted that the Democratic paners
of the District be requested to publish the fore.
going preamble and resolutions
The following preamble and resolutions were
also offered. unanimously adopted, and ordered TO
be published, viz -
Whereas VIM. B. Lewis, late Second Auditor oe
the Treasury, in publication made in the NATtoy.
AL 1STELJiGgNcER Of this city, under date If ,bo
- day Of July, 1916, has ondeavored 10 roisIead
the public in his political course by awaiting him
self of his personalrelatioos ofintercourse itb The
late lamented bcncfactor Of his country. Cenerai
Andrew jackson and whereas, it is wei knov,o 40
Us that General Jackson would in nowise jen5, n,
permit himself to be used by any man. or sei ~
men, 70 injure that party Of whioh he wasthe great
est amongst the great therefore, be il
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TO POSTMASrERS.
By regulation of the Postmaster General, it

BY regulation Of The Postmaster General, II
is ordered
When subscribers refuse to take pamphlets or
newspapers from the Office, the postmascrs now,
as heretofore. required to notify editors, sc. and
may frank letters eonaing such notice.. Pos,masters
throughout the United States also instructed to
receive subscriptions for newspapers and periodi-
GALS and remit the same to the publishers, by drafts
on I he postmaster of the place where the paper
peri odical may be issued, deducting thercfrom
per cent.
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THE GREAT UNWHIPPED OF JUSTICE

James Watson Webb, of States Prison, and
Bankrupt notoriety, having attacked DR.. Bacon,
the author Of the Mysteries of Iniquiiy," which
we have before noticed, with most unwarranied
rancor, has come off second best, and his wing
competitor having driven him TO the wall, the re-
doultable Webb has appealed TO the law TO de-
TEND him. Ii there is one in this land of honesty
and morals who rises above all others by the mere
force of his mpudence and presumption it is
Webb. The Courier and Enquirer thus pnts an
end To the wordy family quarrel that has been
going on between itself and DR.. Bacon, through
the columns of that paper and the Tribune.
There is point at which forbearance ceases to
be virtue; and we have therefore directed our
lawyer to commence suit in the Circuit Court
against the projectors of the Tribune for libel in
order that they may prove the truth Of their allie
cations; and we pledge oursef that. 80 far as we
are concerned, no rule practice of the Conrts
shaIi be permitted to interfere with their giving the
truth In evidence, n full justification for their
conduct 10 reitcratc our NAL of the charge of
corruption, so pertinaciously insisted upon by the
irloune, would be ide it is alleged that they have
.he proofs IN their possession, and of course, if
honest in their declaration they cannot feel any
apprehension OF the result of our suit.''
The damages we learn are laid at $4,000,
but why the Tribune, which has only been the
organ of communication for Or. Bacon in this
SO"'io'SiSyy SnOuiO De selected as the principal.
while the principal is present, we cannot divine,
unless it be that Webb is running short of pocket
money. and hopes to replenish from the Golfers of
the Tribune. The editors of that paper however
take ii in good part, and meet Webb in this gal
liant Style
We beg the Colonel to dismiss all thought of
apprehension in the prcmises-we have become
used TO this sort of thing and greet the face of our
TREND the Deputy Sheriff with very different feel
ing from that which is summoned by the unwel.
come apparition of that everlasting Collector of
Militia Fines. Our Deputy (his modestv compels
us to withhold his nancy is a capital Whir and
gentleman (we'l bet hat that the Militia nuisance
is a Loco Foco,) and we always have a cosv taIk.
over OF matters and things when he drops in with
one OF these funny capiases We shall miss him
sadly when the fools are all dead and libel suits
against Editors based on other folks ouarres have
gone clean ont of fashion. We trust his recon-
pense for the little acts of kindness don't depend on
the amount Of the verdict.'
The Richmond Enquirer in closing its notice
of the matter, thus gravely remarks -" This is
Kilkenny cat affair. over again. We hope that,
hereafter, the Wing press will have some little
consideration, when they refer to the Earrings of
Democratic papers. 1t will be seen that, oc-
casionlly, their own prints furnish rare instances
Ito point moral"
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OUR RAIL ROAD.

IL will be seen by advertisement. that the
Stockholders have called General Meeting of
the Citizens to be held at the Depot, This Ere
Ming at 3 o'clock. II is all important to the wei
fare and prosperity of the Town of Portsmouth,
that this meeting should adopt some decisive
measures, and we trust that full attendance will
hn han
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THE CRoToN wATER woRKs

1t has been thought by those at distance, who
have felt deep ineres, in the late FIRE in New
York, that the supply Of water in the reservoirs
must have failed, but we pleased to state that
snch ~ not the fact. The Morning News gives
the following official statement of the depths IT
water in the Distributing Reservoir from The I4,h
TO the 10Th inst incIusiye
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To The Editor of The .Nev Era .

SIR Business of an important nature called
me to your town, where passed few DAVIS 90
pleasantly among your citizens cannot do 9th
erw:se than communicate to you some of the i'm
pressions produced on my mind must Confess
I was somewhat disappointed at the appearance
of yonr town, and must say agreeably So. II
is beautifully laid out, finely situated and con-
tains many elegant and well finished houses.
The river on which il is situated, the Elizabe,b
I think, is bold navigable stream, and the Cos
port Navy Yard in the limits Of your town. rem
ders your place one of the most important Naval
Stations in the Union. Whilst on this subject.
must confess that was somewhat astonsbed tn
see such number of healthy looking men idlino
their time about the streets, and was informed
that they were waiting for the " moving Of the
waters" or, in other words, the opening of the
Navy Yard Gate. Is this Virginia Incidence 2
Such a thing, | assure you, would not happen in
Yankee land Dor Yankees would always find
something to do, and so could your men if thew
were not wanting in energy and enterprise I
saw, in the few days passed. among you, many
roads to wealth, and if your people will not tread
the path, do not be surprised if we Yankees should
step in and reap the harvest. have heretofore
considered your section unhealthy but the ap-
pearance Of the people, and the children especial
ly, removed the impression entirely Your apri-
cultural interest has been much neglected. Pardon
me for atlributing this solely to want Of industry
and enterprise, or for habit from which you Viz
ginians ssdom ever deviated and that is to discard
all improvements, and TO follow strictly in the
trodden paths of their fathers | was pleased TO
learn, however, that some Of our northern men
had located among YOU and know that others
Will soon do So Let our people place themselves
on your navigabe streams, and In few years you
VIII see that they will soon reap, what your peo
pie ought long before this TO have done, a for
tune was pleased to observe that there were
some merchant vessels building, but was surpris-
ed to learn that so few has been built. Whv ia
ths2 You have. in your neiohborhood. the best
OF timber, which can be procured at very fair
prices You have good mechanics, and if they
would unite and build vessels, instead Of lettering
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Ritbnomo Dailp iubis.


no. ~. GAu.I.AllER.
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Prom IN. M,muh,. E.oui,-,
.AT UOME"
mts thnt souhd o' sweetness
ihs' hf''s the wanderers breast
Ano brings WIN magic hee'ness
"nn Is ,hsi wofd oi sisdness'
iha' Ger 'no hesr' do'h come
"'n magic 10Y anu sw.etness
lis ho'he' dear home
-,
on, %ucning is me isehng
=, "".n scenes o' ooys Iong past,
op ra "e ineIo'y s'es'ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
NUMBER 81.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

II IL u III
Marin c,...
"a = ru. , ., street. baltimore.
Ars.fT rnu nna.s 49, sdLTf1oho
VUHERE ,,,y a.. ,l.:L - 1919.
w hEnr may De oNained tho mos snoN1v
w rehsdy for Gonorrhr. C-et- ssretur-~ a-,..I~-
pan IN the Ions Affections kAissys a. svy -
4 gtip 9, ~ 80, ~ .,ssas-
~ LUKE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE nAnR
IN FROM ONE To 'rWO nave
Attendance from I'm H.. ..,-.:.. ,:U "a a.
- Husk th ~ - D1x0.
DIX. JOHNSTON
member Of IN. Royal Con-s. 81 surrro.s L,s.,.... - -
hph-oarys Han LONDON and o. q -
!" thr human ifanr but especially an eas-s of
CERTAIN pr.t.sr
~hsn the misguided inprud-n, y,ary Of ,,~..., -
'hs eed Of tins painful dsa-, or. Aaps,,, -.
applying t. ho-- eaeattoo .,d
once b-frrnd ,l- eo,.a n,,.o-.r - ~
make ihrr appearance, sss. -.
diseased nos- nocturnal had and limb d,.,.
nodes ON In. ,h,, .,..- - - -. s.s'aeSe
naa ace and -,'em,s. Progressing frss. ..,sasy
- ~, paa, OF the mouth or ths son~s q th> an Z.
eomn.--ra,,on nj, .,,h nm, - eoa's. sorsA sAssss
IN ION ma, SSssns Whence 80 ssr s-sss.." Id
vpoAbl- secrecy and f,o. ~, ~ Pssrfve " .ssa q
puas Of Europe America he ,.. .o,s - noe
..- ~ " "e uno''nna'e victim Of tho hsu,A d..
u melancholy fact that hou-, "A. f.u ,.~,,..
dea,e, unskhune.- OF irporap, mn -
OF that deadly poison eou.sr,lou - -
Ii. residue Of has life mi.- rabl- " grave DC 60 D.
FATAL MAIApy
" TAKE NorIcE -Tho-- p~r-.u- who h.v. ,,.,.. 49,,
by certain pr.ete. ,--,v .,,, ''es 'osn ssn
What a piiy that yopn, ,,., a., - -
darling Of p,t,n,. .,l, - " u's county, a. 80
enyymsnts th. cons -ou-pe-, s.x,,,;, $40
for, ,or,-,nD... " e''h seere' Habit sseh per.aas
u.pp,,c,
shood TS1-et thsta sound mind nd sc,' ~. o.. ..
~ ,,n pos eonnnbai happiness in-d vhoa hes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
NEW GROCERY STORE!

INHE subscribers hive taken the Store former.
occupied by Mes-rs Aymcr son. tour doors b.LoU m,
h- Tavern Tor The purpose Of conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We shah seep constantly on h,nd
general assortment Of Family Gocees which we h,rv
'h'e the attention Of friends and the public generaIy O,
goods consist -
"unpo~dcr, " HySon ImpT and Blaek Tea. Of IN, fines.
qualiy ' " '' ""'''
Mocha, Jaws and Iagu,yra CoGs.
Woolsey woolseys best loaf puIyeTs,d and cr,s,.a s
~ Cro'i, Porto Rico and Oh sugar
HUI h sons best soap
DO VaregsIed do
No. ! MaeketeI
A choice Loo Sardinfs
Rsgalia and Principe Ssgau
hAkers Cocoa and Chocolate
No ! " Carolina Iierring-
Painted Buckst- and Bnoons
a great variety of Specs
Letter and Pool.cap Pap.t
Hest London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain speIm candles
London aud Philadelphia Porter. an PTS and ots
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, half
CITY Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy. Of the finest ou,Ity
Holland
ph Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye whiskey
Maders and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port Clarct Sherry ard Malaga do
And all other Eoois belonging TO the Crocsrv Trad.
we also tendcr friends and The ,uh.
sy of the sale OF Produce, and promise every e,.ro IN
obtain the highest market pnee. " ~
". N. TEMPLE IAN
4, =, WIN. ~. RADCLIFFE
y ~ NO 10, doors below The He
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07
$6O,O0O WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
BROOKS Il HUDSONS.

Second Supply.
MAY, IeiS.
'INlfE subscribers have received by the latest
arrivals from New York. PbadephIa and BALTIMORE their
seeohi supply OF Spring and Summer
"h oi the best aud ewr styles which, and e-s
ness Is Unsurpassed market The kLo~ns ,t embrace
part Of the goods
Extra hne Shaded STRIPE and Pfint- mi n.
D" Hernani Barrses and NaTqusans, EoI Dresses
French work Collars and Capes
Muslin and Canibri. Edging- md In-e,tinrs
THREAD l.aces and Eising-
shaded Gimp Cords, fJr trimming Dresses
ladies slk and Md Gloves and
silk and Cotton Hosiery n
hiboons farasos, Para-oletis nd Sun-hades
sk' irInan' Tnpoli and Barge ScNIfs md ha~L
niue bhek hruure and Pot de striped plain
I.'sh and dark eoloured foulaTd Pekln Sin.
EItra inc BIue black silk warp AIpaess
B!s and blue bIs BoInhaZin- nd ChaIie Bomi.,xin.
Blsek Love and Cape geis
So'd Eiick Lawns and GinshaIns
Fine Black Mourning Prints
soooO yds French English and American Prints from to
J1t cts peryard
LINEN Cambria Iidkfs in yar,,ty FINN If o., mr.
SUPERIOR ~ Linen SheeIngs and Pios Lin. rs
f'aNy unb-achcd IRISH Iinsns for family
boubie satin iIanask TabI- Cloths and Nap.,n,
hueAerbaek Russia and Biui--yr Diapers
Iniia Gra<- Cloth, Mohar ~ Cnr,-d
Lace Stripe and Chez k-d MusIps
Cainbncs Jaeoaetts Sw md On Muslin,
Pam striped and plaid Diillngs, fnr Bow. WEAR
french and English Cloths md Cas-
Mountain Tow Linen
Burlaps Lrosn aRl bIeached SbirtinK. spJsh.rt,g,
Souor o-nabuTss Dfilings, &C. &C. Nety
''ay rs. BkODhs L. HUDSONs.
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FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

FRESH
GARDEN SEED
A sPARAGIfS-Gtant
n ARriCHokE-Iarr- Green Go..
nEAsS-u-ah krin-y, Parry Yellow or wsets Early Ra
Red Marrow. whns Marrow Large Lima hs
hkE-I"ns h'ooJ Early blood Turnp Waite Sugar M.nsl-
BR"coII-Esrly spi Ia,- Purple
CABBAGE Early fots Ias- York Early Bsuer-a Fairy su
60. Late sus., Loaf fa Dutch Drun'rad Rcd Dutch.
csRsE ~, orsnss Eay Horn. White rsH
CELERY-Whii. ami splid
4 CREss-Broad Leaf
CUCUNBER-I.onr Green E.riy Y,.mr c,.,.,, l..
EGG Pl.aSr-PurpIe
INDIAN CoRN-Ear,y Sugar Smith. Er,r. Ea,,v A..
LEIruCE-ee, brown Du,eh Eary s,Ir.i. &c
sElnNmss,msr crron, Jackson Water. &c
oKRA
oNION-whu. and Red
PARsI.Ey-CurI-d
PhksNiP
rsAs0Eua Eary Fairy Frame. Early Bishop, Dwarf E.r,
Charlton, Dwarf Marro~fai ke
RhDsii-iong sesrEi. Early Turnip, &c.
RHtBARB-ior PIE.
sAiSIfY-o' Oyster Plant
ToMATo-I.arre Red
IuRrlp-Iary Plat Dutch. Red Top Norfolk d.
rOI MD SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD SEED
ONION SETS-whhe
Also general a..on~en' OF Flower Root. de-
5us I-es''sdfor saIeby X. X. DUvAL
-" Bank Square.
GhEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES o.
DRY GOODS.
THE undersigned wishing to reduce their pre-.
ssat large and heavy Fancy and sts, DIV t!a.
cen. less than the same soos have .<ns aalh u.
c ali worth rel gong at 10
DO. do 90 cts
lawns, Ba,rnrine- and Bareg-.
Al OF these will be sold om go IS than former
Pree'
Mourning B.rrsesa md Ba'uors-.
In
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FOR NEW YORK.
CID The regular packet schooner Lynchburg,
Capt Goud having Of her cargo engaged s.ri on
board will meet with immediate d,spAich For tsIanee oC f m
q" ase having good accommodations apply board
IT iudlam's wharf
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FOR LIVERPOOL

CID The new and elegant coppercd ship Rich.
SoSp, Geo T. Mustard master, n Cit, Point md
Gear about 18th July For freight Of Tobacco Cotton appy
70 Jes5 CHAs. PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

GLASsWARE. CAsrORS, SOLAR LAMPS, G.
WE have <' ..-' ~ 'o~ rs'e-.- -----.--'
Cut pressed aud plain Glass, Of every description
solar, Lard and OH Iamps-various patterns
Castors-Engiish plated, German silver, &c.
Looking Glasses Toilet hcb w. ar,
onpossu 10 sell Al u ANAL proht WIN. r. BUTLER co,
Je 81 N.n -,
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Ferruginous Chocolaf,


Oh the OF Choross Nervous the
IL LeueorrhB Debility and Disease Children Approved by
the Faculty OF Medicine of French
Government.
NAM practitioners have administered forms and
eDdeAvoufedt To render grateful possible
ran the dihieuy no longer
the happicst aud best nd-puaby Cho
colate.
The who will derive great from Of t.
Ferruginoas Chocolate,
Ia, Women Of palid complexion. complain difficult
breathing especially ascending papon OF the
heaH OF Noises IN the head whose
whose appetite destroyed perverted osp
experience feeling GOODNESS elIIrmties and
general arrangement OF the whole system
3D. Men who pale and Of delicate constitution whose d.
eeNon dinieuh and who fatigue
WI and amer using for shou the Chocolate
material Improvement state.
3D. Weak Children aud especially nc key will
QuiIe strength and their fail TO deye
self ' "
fh Buhh prneipaylo young girls budding womanhood
whose al may be hngushing
w he useful brilliant and vivid pale
ness regularity In all the functions Of the word
noushng state Of health spervenng prove not only the
uhp or hut the indispensable neeessty the Fen
gnous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation just to hand and for
sale by p JnuNsrOy "
~ Druggist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

NJ GLASSES, N. u, in barrels
4VE ~ CIoI sugarfs prime
Laguayra Coffee, do
Rectfed and Uid Whisky
Pine C"gnae and Champagne Brandy
Nuts Raisins Se.-For sale BY
el2 DAVENPORT L. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

FUK BOSTDN.
.ssN The fine new Brig FAWN, Capt Fran.
AE els Small the riVer will be ready 10 load IN
rev days and having the grraer portion engaged
WIN have dispatch for balance of eIgh
tobacco" or pa-As" having good apply 10
on htlIi OFT Jn 30 JNNES II-lIfIi,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

respectfully thosc themselves 10 b. an
debtedto all and sstile a. early practicable.
iug N ,,,,,,r,
Attention, t.adtrsi
NJ EW Music w RaSnotrn A 60 tst N,,c .,,..,
y have received anotbef srr Music al, Mo-
from The Bohemian Gitl ani roka dances 90
voLt MS wOHTU HAVINCt
FENnE Modern British E-ssyiss pubt.r N,t - t.i,.
- Essays. Crtics sui Miscellaneous by naLprtop N,..
lay. with i,nid ncytntnto lkencs. 81 tho author
Vol Sd being Miscellaneous tsssys ~ Anianu q X nj,
thor oi History of Eifoqc," neb o,,p,
with The this citon mesrotp,o f, a. 49,
Einsl picture ~ i. Watson gordDn
Nnl ~ being ths Woss q Sydney smith With an ...,
81 hteness Of The author
Vol th, being Rrcrcsons Christopher Nor,b h, Jr
sTuriinr Jacket " "
Asn Tbr Frncb Revolution by " Tb~ir. nov, i., ~ q,
new snd cheap fofrH.-For ~ by
WN VAIL A rERKINs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

FOR BOSTON
90 The Brig Josephine. Capt. J. Robinson.
now loading. Will sail dl,s the .bo,- port nd
Apply TO Captain on board, OF
" IS HtSKIES 4 LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

FOR NEW YORk
I'D The regular packet schr NASSAU. Captain
Matthias noS lnang have possible dispatch Fo,
hahnee Of freight having accommodation. ap,
on hoard at i.udlam's wharf OF IVY
30 las FIsurp,- -nSs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-16
RICHMOND MARKETS.

FLouR-$4 l.8. Receipts light-small sales
WHrAr-90a 92i cents-strc,ly prime white
95 cts per bushel.
CoRN-3S 40 cts. per bushel.
OArs-25 cts. from wagon and railroad.
WHisKEY--We quote bbls. at 81 cents; hbds.
| 26 cts.
PRovisioNs-Bacon; New Ct - cts. Stock
OF Western in Market very light. Western sides
OF 81; shoulders IA IA. LARD: Old 81 7
cts; New 7a7I.
BUrTSn--Aiountain, wholesale, for common
from to ~ cts, per lb.--Market we'll supplied.
Fresh Butter from i6 to lS cts
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 25 so; net, 81 50 ii S5. MurToN ::
"a cts gross; nett "a + cents, according to
quality. i;oos: Wholesale ST. 623 "A rs; retail
81 IS SIS per 100 lbs.
CoFFsG-Rio 6a7 cents St. Domingo 81 a
81; Laguyra 7aT4; Java 9 IA lOA.
TEAs-lmperial and Gunpowder SIS cts. a 81 25
per h.; Black 35 60cis.
SUcAns-New Orleans Sugars 81 ca cts. for
good 10 prime Porto Rico 81 IA "a; 81. Croix "a
a .; New Orleans AZ a 81 ior common to good
fair.
MoLAssEs-'rrnidad 90 cts; Porto Rico 90 |;
New Orleans 90 a rs.
FLAxsEEp-Sl 90.
BEEswAx-A27 cts.
On-Win,er sperm 81 05; whale "A cents;
bieached do. So; Linseed IS.
CoTToN YARNs-Richmond and Manchester
(Fac,ory Prces) Nos. to IL. lS cts; Nos. 10
10 20, 10 cts.
CANpLEs-rallow TO 1903; sperm 80 SO |;
Huli's Patent l2i Is cts. per ID.
FEATHERs-30 80 cts. per ID. for live geese.
FisH-He.rings New No. /. S3S; no No. 9
in market; condemned SO. Shad $6i. Stock in
first hands very small and demand moderate.
HiDEs-Green 4 10 cts. per h.; Spanish l3
l5t cts.
lRoN-Pig, S27 to 80; Swedes Ss5 per ton
English Stir a $40 Trpupuar "a
factory $50 a90; Up Country Bar S77a 80.
PLAsrER-On the Wharf So 10 So.
SALr-From the wharf ST. So 81 65 from
store IS. Stock on hand moderate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-16
BLAME BOOKS.

MASH & wOODHOUSE have on hand prob.
ably the largest stock Of Blank Books evst
Kept in any one establishment in the State, and e.
quail perhaps greater. than is usually met with AZ
ready made. at the largest manufactures at the
North. ~
We have medium, demi and cap Day Books,
Ledgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid. blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the most durable and work.
manlike manner.
Also, others warranted good of cheaper de.
scrption.
Besides, sill and half bound Cap Ledgers, Day
Books. Journals. Cash Books, Sales Books, In
voice Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books, Bank
Books, Pass Books, Memorandum of every size,
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seen,)
Books Of Drafts, Promissory Notes, Indexes, Let
Ter Books, Records, &c. &c.
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, TO
my pattern, at short notice, and in the rery best
manner.
Richmond, November Id.