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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
"tLL THE WORLDS \ STAGE"

A ND all the Clothing row IA store at hEEN
IN cos -onspa greatly redaeti Pres- oar ~
..n.p, complete, At this ume 1" r"'nv "a"
p,AAs, .rbi. od men an3 young M" hig
ri -t- 'tan i-n' and rh'r m" -ra e. nisn
ami -.roaksd "sln men" and "t n' "hhe n"h Nu
,I r,n and aho We hesitate not n n that We
,Lk our Coinns bsttct made man 0" t'nrAy sea III
ssihns snsf scale a. if"h Inc as' 9, '''-
more LAND. an S.ray Nott. enable " g'i me
,es,ons Ary person inclined ~ sscea can convince h'
-evcs BY c,rn, the Oh eS'anlHci Money Saving 'u
Iuian 40 iUc Nlan Street -, 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
no TiIE PuBLIC.-I HAVE THIS DAY

U
IL .osi MY rnrc stoos OF Watch !e~sHey sLi Ie'
49,, n,,ry An Fancy Co.s uy tfobet sAStsl T. h1''s
NJ T., A. TYlra aud Transferred 10 them shdeots
due opsu secouHI -"c' Ni'''-', w. "' Si ' " ~
,ntho,s,-l IN ~ receipt. aud r--Iir iif' SALINE
Nv Btosh.t and Nv Ty. have been 10 y ernroy sni
vt pr TOT s.,tfa year. ana 4 NroHi- NE P'-a''e
~ - a, cu rnrt,pr- IN every reeoini -" tam
""" l"'''N " ' LVM MITCHELL. u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
PTIlE preceding l,,,,, Ia

r'N'" ." ',ls.--Itite i,.srrsi.
"s T"ssr"si"a u b. M. rt,atry,.
."ai's" 80 The ,'apuiai,s II Oh. i..,y.
u wal be n''''c,d that n ih,cs el,,,J,
nj ss'e. iro.n al points Of ~. eur.
ace wt'ch i,d'ea,rs tina, this p.,.t,
's'i"" n'~. hninierrupssdls Wien ",
az, IN health, hut era.., wh.. ~.,,.
siek. Life saa- I he ru,ta,n,.l /. M.
o ~. u " 'hfowa 81 C.oa IN, .l,...i
asa o,h'r lniees Of the bod. ard.h,-
r"'cs b, 'h'. means. ,f sssrh an M.
inipufit - within Ne. III. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

$50 cases N.cns ma iEasI tEE ts--r-'rdns ant while
t.ek Rpa Beaver Fcar and Mack C'ssi'> ASH
,on,he arg1 ss hsirta Hus1t. COMFY "hite s"i Back
woc, Palm l.. a. and $50 Tn. Hats.
100 ascs Neus ana Say Cni's-ineri us 'itaT IHT
srr Mu,ka Co--y, sAu. Hat seal ue Cloth Fur RIM
Do ard Velvet Ons4 ss sea'ct'e Gar5Ton ard Other
varieties
80 Gases Bon1efs. UMBRELLA. SC.-Ih!s well Sc
l,cri stock VIII vie brS asei tasH and ruueua
eustam-rs uil arG robs uvirr Face to
81 The @"- hNLi'HOE" SiNt-hi'
n.nlrn,. Nd. u,'oper u. lS.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

49,. - - ELEGANT EiHE CRATES.
- ,lf1s-'-a n'ri.ys nd ogi,-F. IEl R1Cii-
ESF So usaEd, Norfolk q. ari"rsoUrc.
fn@ Efs I + JAMES FORTUNES
- oti c.ish r-rrJ C-=i- aud Stove Vac
sl-S:1= ss-'il tnry - t'glt s-' Et.~o- csU Doe
~ foaEJ -ou-'f7uy bard. llsrr ssi
- =. c.-' ,s,prggst 90 ErHmrIr- i6u7 ta-nI
- ---------=-t- CRATES AND SIUTEE.
-, -,b--,ra rnd HI-atls ma-rrr. 20 11nHfsc
49, 80 ,,, ,t-.-.J ..-,-. k-r Wsrl AR FHsrasts
a. u.'.uc rrpi- F.ar-. --'-'s' ' '''e'
may want .. .-i-t % ms give sees Gall Dc
s.sl any o'h'. -''s o. -, iHtH- CIV
,r--g- t'rEs rurg;NE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
WEIsIGER's REsroRER OF HEALTH,

fo' the at Dyspepsia Chronic 1hraih and Az diseases
arising from disorder Of and bowels such Head
ache. Heartburn Eituleney, Constipation, &c.
The e-- which this medicine hhs btaneJ ard
universally gaining section of ~hce Las been
ntft dnesd AID the ce oei has eff within
10. Ia two Lshes beynrda iioubt ~ superior efficacy
IA rad ally AGd Ctrone Thrash III their
eomat Inea-es 10 mot the Retdsr ~. aaord almost
Immediate reli ani effects change Tor The bster
few daysi BIT cnoi b. aty otcd IN da,s- of long
sNtdng ~ lie Alu eff os wilbr produced u shou
pI0i SCI from the g'e7t eeictty has aigeAty acqLed
Dd AT - expect much the
whs cnT- rs.ect abrele bottle asor item mnisd
a"d erman 1T relief II i'm: o-she for physician
thing like Hsa 81 the Of medicine may
Indispensable T. feet Ia different aud
of Jisass ef fJTe The quantity mat be al
tr efct requiring ohy LOle, wl-t
other. may require eight. Pos sa'e ny
ALEX. DtvAI. a co,
sg % ~ Man street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
JUAN PIZZINI,


ContecI Ionsr and Dfaier In Foreign aud DO
mestir Fruit,
As just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
\ tie.tsf. h. following Goods
100 HOs's crop Huhch Ra,sins
LOO Hosss 30. $50 Boxes do.
20 K'ss Naiagt Gfsi prime quality
~ HJrcs MtlagI Lemons ga 6ns DTicT
Ca'ks Ian'e CuTrants
~ Drums suis Rsfsins
@ BoSss Cnon ,lnr quaiHyl
Gases Bianiy Cheufs
40 bon O,gs OH tbest qualify
8 Cases rfIae5 10 Gtaas i.ts
Q Bsks Hnrdraut Almonds
. Drums f,gs
10 FfsiIa Mangs 30
Bales Sir Ned 10
goo I. q. Papsf Shell 81
% tafer Canton pfg served Ginger
90 Roses Rock candy
1000 CosOatuis. re- h AID fGe
20 do Chilsss FIRE crlcksfs
Toge her with Candy ~ he own mannae-
warranted equal to this Other masl - We
and NJ fencha n1 'en'h roy
toOfs offered before IN ms MARKET
goo s-ieeed ~ pefson a purchased
prepared " ont reii ndue
persons wishing puchae enet W whoesaie or ~
tail and ihsrrof, respectfully olcis call from s Town snd
County ends they pu'chass erwhsre, he doubts not
they arid 10 ~ DO 90 H. cfnMNo ls3
no One DOR below EtchanFe TANK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

l<,o-Y,pr@I,.st.II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= J-yy rR w,r, H,EEEs AND jhwsLiIss--Ne hss' ,"s
AN el,sd Of Sir .jrchen IL h, 'nle stock OF "H'e''s
slye An. P.ed Military and Fancy Goods ana
es continuance ~ ratouag' itI o's ~"
.rds sna,.is public "" fhSl al a tn's '''
- 80 i,r- .oL OF goods ,otthe eeEi Guahy whieh
- ~. ',-,..i,,. S.NUEI. r. MITCHELL
"''' ''' JOHN ~ TYLER.
l9--3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
SaNnS' SARSAPAHiLlIA.

roR THE REMOVAL. AND PERMANENT CuHt:
az ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM An ~.
ruRE STATE uF TIE BLOOD. oH HABIT
TIE ksySTEM VIZ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
TO SHOE DEALERS.

TO SHOE DEALERS.
Tn virginia nr1 tho south.
3DFNDENTER ~ ALDEN. No. jOr' BALI
,oar srurrr tap ss.rl have received ii ari eoHFee
r,v ~ i,l and Writer a', AId arc dai TeeeN
,n I,r-e additions NJ ressouaho arei- 1arS ones Tor
,nuo T,.cs rtnots uu; Shoes, consisting Of
Me-. kir, cal grained and iaick E0pts, al sits
llys
vauths anj ohits"
,I-,. thrk Bogous. lsHe H--nTtneut
"a, eNtr, 49, lrL.q iihty AMI work
do Eua.-t ,nd Piaritrs P"rnua
10 kp, cali AZ gam Mo~-Hr-
yo DoNu.Egs
N Shoes. p,Irnrs Slippers &C.
Eoys tai youths thick RroENns
DO ~ ans frui Mo-5osI
Chiis
10. roois and Aakicirs
Woman. AMI u.s,r. Nd 4ui mo eigg. rac qualities
u, fs~I acI reg'd Wells,
lo ki. of.s AZ, Srsl ,cEd %
DO se,i Aol E,or Fprs, loa purs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

tn" inflammation and tssss always lies hack Of tue ball of
Ia III. socket Hence nusi
the u Tn.S q
.n-, directly w. ,o,Lu The
be
disease a. U sun
fiArLis TAN, NAscuiNE SKIN aRoss
sUkFACy.
Its hr action erp-li all not e.a,.
l III, i<ee a. lice from nIliirr that
nai u'qu ny breaking out In the
when nothing
" Ls 10 oien AMI i"iien until ia tkin
urcar a. chh, thru FRESHNESS upon
The row White apSpafcHi kin perfectly
ner IN case VI fre"tcs viii first thoe
apisar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
3sottteaI
ron TmE viBefsiAs.
AN Ape IL.

liark, DARK arc IL. DAY. fsf an escmy nfowling
Among aur TAR ield. .,attefs ruin around,
And the demon. Of n..eora and Anarchy bowling,
Ara joined b, the 'ieifHs whom hatit has bound.
Meas passions ar, heaicd thcr reasoa o'ereiasided
AMI vice stala, absoa o. Bic ..laal afae brave
oar jail. AMI our alas-h oasss miserably crowded
While thousands 20 down - infamous grave.
The dfunkard, unconscious, Is Staggering. res'inss
Destruction awaits hin at each heavy stlIdc,
"a m,3-r4tc f.ilt.ri los ha4it Is stealing,
roa vortex Of ruin they iaa.aly s'iie,
The orphan Is Wailins, The widow tears flowing,
The wife. broken hearted. i. 'ebtine IN grief,
While children 10 ignsfanfe rieian'Iv growing,
Cry loud tAs tender Cos sge'dy rriift
III
Oh rally. freal., rally humanity, esllier
The bsne Alcoholic -sisasl1e is ,Nas,
While tieusana, On isorsand. ia misery dHins-
Theirfa ruined, ia efstahedntss lay.
Oh can you he o.. idle = The want = moving.
Hsirampie, On an tAata 4eeman leyens'
No. ne VIC vii iass btr, eag consistency proyiar,
Anl dry up lie fountain. = crime aud ai tears
".
Oh patriots ilsm5'e-ya4f country is bleeding
Your free inttitutiaus arc tattnag To- all-
The Coolies a LibsftY loudly pleading
To you, FOR DENY rauae ifam 0fapy thraa
A, the detnou advances, So Niitue Ietifesi
And ignorance i5lloVs ,siih siee n is aaia,
The Gre oflibsl,y qaislls esplfta
In The bosom tlilts filtered By Aleoh5l's chain.
Then As TO the rescue each -0n and caeh daughter
Who value the boon at ihe patriot dcaa.
The Zoe is befarc yeu. stt e graf Linn ne quartet
Nor cease till the ia.t Of th- Mal5-hs hashel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
March Il
.gncllburs l2yeing zsstablish.saeiii.
prUIfCTIpN ~ PRICES.

WITHOUT opposition. having a3icd another branch
= lany business which wiii ca7blc me 60 fall ~ my
psiec4 ii Dyepg aaa Watering % dresses and many os
4ir,,,fs lberaarr tale tbs ueih9d 10 fearn lhafhs
j., nv aa.lue4efs fr ihs liberal patronage winch thy
bsyo 5estowed taasl, ae aud take great pleasure N
announcing To them aad tha publ ia ef7otsi. That
gagn full operation tie real chemical process Of beaea
IN, and ac prepared to bleach II kinds ofe9.on Or iaea
,,I.e b3onrls and bats braebed dytd AMI pressed on
a. asble terms as they cln be dana esa"lase.Al
s. graemaa's garments dyed and eeaasfd, aud PAT in
e9rl-ls oraar rsly for use without taking stitch a
aft at very small SUN, and tie col "9faate na II
smut. >, II '1''0s'ip-''
\ p. Nv establishment ia on Main street, nearly op
H8.i'e Sic Ca.n llgtcl.
aiarsh 10 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

Immigration from Europe 10 .7aerica The late mr.
rivals from Liverpool have brought to The Eastern Sc,
pofs large numbers of immigrants and many Of hen
WIN prove nselal citizens TO their adopted country
One snip arrived at Boston week before last with seypp
~ families, who were sent OUT bound far WIS.,
ny society in England which has been formed IN 5
way. Every man having family and paying to the so
aieiy one shilling week is entitled to meinbersho A.,
sgen' resides IN Y seonsn who receives from Tune ia
""e'he funds, and as often as they amount 10 Slol he
buys eighty acres Of land. builds thereon loS ~,
ana fences i've acres, which are planted.
Lie society are sending col families to take possession
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

CtIN g8ud Revolving P-tIs
= LIS Ssss kHftes aud faHs, u peefs al non d
a. q ptr. sat.
Sa.#aiId sct5af IA Raafjs
Plated aa1 Britannia Casters
Green Niu,lta Blinds. assorted sizes
Aida 4saarsf as-afIaaaut II Nod Nafe, Mats, =.
J4.t -. aea, and ler safe. hy
II d. s ~. / RICHARDS.
ArHHIt Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

NDEARL and SHELL CARD CASES,
Portable wiring Desks for Ladies'
Portfolios, very neat.
Billet Paper, Envelopes,
Gold Pencils, Gold Pens
Steel Pens. Pearl and Ivory Pen,hodrrs,
Ivory Tablets. Pearl Folders,
Pocket Books, lnksiands,
Motto Waters and Seals
Chessmen and Boards
Dressing Comhs Hair Brushes, Pen Knives, IT
Just 10 hand aud for sale by
PAYNE s GREGORY.
April % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
EEHel.la rs..ellegg1E

ARD land A. az SALE,
YTl!E SUBSCRIBER WISHES to sell his Tavern
u fntfry situated NJ bis bridge in the county "
Pulaski, "a, ia1r'aer VIA
- 1900 .Icrs3 KGasG, go,
f. -. 4 alJioiug Ia.s property Is 50 q I'd
Hsssa : z, vel hn1"n that Tie sulscri. a. w.
sss-s,.s 1er deems ii unnecessary to -
s"ea palacaIar description Of it, and those wishing to
hay would FIRST view it, have 5!ely made consIdea'
Bile additions aad repairs to The House, which make
gun comfortable, and confidently believe it i. ri
surpassed by any country stand in Southwestern }I-r
ma II woald also be good situation for a small store
would divide the Land il preferred by purchasers.
I'HOS. INGLEs.
la-les' Ferry Pulaski. April II wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
e. niTRlEs.

Y n +. haze eeueml 8ssormeht 81 fA4lLf 1i'o
~ CERES. which will he sold 10" i9f eash oi III
,sbanee for Country pnajtce. .....,..,, 90
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
EgE$gsY F.UDERvl * Go.

A IlESD tn selling TOBACCO and other no
IA duee M BEN. c, Gray, VIII in future attend
10 oaf TuhIero a4les
Advance nude en- Al conagnm-rts TO or aldre.-.
helmlHJ. Web ~ i2w
n a. Il a q e,
~ WING aiken lease Of the Mills in this Place.
x d known as the ian2houe Mills. of q Term IF
ye1s, viii b regularly ia The wheat Market aud PIE
pared To give the
LraZEE55T TG.A-}TaT ER10E.
Ground Plaster vilaIways be hept on hand, aud sad
lor cash.
NJ. JA4Fs SulsnIN, who learn, il. fa,orahy
known TO the farmers OF this region, will mill for rr
aud hone 10 dat patronage from the pablo.
which the convenient location ut The property invites
\. N, MONTGOMERY.
March 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

as a,l lie funds sn,be tie agaf 70 fefafa DE baa
- am lauds. AKheu lie families atuFe. sarh Hads
hs hoase aaa eighty in re7claess igf bis fesfii.a
The agent iafnlslas h.nu aad.9ah with 50 Or TIE
purchase Of Stock tools So iar al 81 Witch he setf
" ieeeeos yearly ct So ur teu ysafs ~ abe ead
4 winch time ihe leaaal IS eaiilfd a. 1hr ee % ihr
land. 9TH all the Improvements. stock. Sc, making
hims5f anj laniiY ,fdefrld5a if iia. De society
IA Sc made thtr aIlansea.H.s WHhlianaatn : Ca 10
tahe Their Immigrants in aepa aad Land them a' tbs :
oau daars ia Wisconsin atiza p.atEca iIc.a trlm ell
delay sa mH ia9 aad afr. hsfn fem ear' nd
lfaul'a about Cussan aarsa aIrfn emeas. IA'-e are
merely doe rseafs Of taise who have faads atl-use
mems u ce.4a hsfHafgf
L.A.-e LIZ lnn ar - IIl.LL'-r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

Nj John ". BagweI.
Nh Jnmes l.. Clayior r..,i.
Mr. DAVID w Burton, '!"'''''R'
Col. Wm. u. 5miJh.
April Gw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

10 H01tCc0 manufacturers.
HE subscriber having taken the large < convenient
u y located ware hunse on the Basin lately oec1ptd
by Nessrs Lewis d. Crenshaw & Co. for the purpose
Of conducting general Commission and Forwarding
busaess-wIIl be pleased to receive Manufactured To-
bacco, and forward it as instructed ohargin. only >
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES Ii. JUREf.
Richmond. Sept 10 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

H ortjsr @tjrpetr# gcfs,co, ftttrs II & sf'n,..
F1IE SUBSCRIBER eiersb.s services as tecty-
& ing and forwarding agent ia this city.
SAMUEL J. JONES,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
Flats! EEata LTats!!!

AMlDoN's latest spring fashioa-A very beautiful
hat, and Of best quality
PANAMA hATs-a very beautiful article, besides A
great variety Of fancy articles
Al Of which will be sold cheaper than The cheapest, as
our terms are eAsH ONLY.
We rdially invite all 10 examine our stock. before
purchasing-We shall take pleasure in exhibiting our
Goods, whether we sell ofnot
REGARDS, RYAN 4 Co.
=, Next door 70 WIN. +. Young
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

Tho following hf1adly satuieal article ia from 1h
London Punch. We ask IA, sc uho are 40 eIuuatao
Cor "immedlate arnesaNooa 10 read s8i ponder up1
1t, aud then tell us caaddl, whether tefc Is not mur
IN i, than "metis ,he eye
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-26
st. JOhnSbury, Vt May 90, 1915,

churches? How came the old gentleman to expose
his terror so earIy' Many here think the alliance is
feeble affair. Well, surely, if anybody ought 10
know, it is his holiness The priests of Rome do not
conceal their CONSERVATION.
Supervision Of the Pope, and correspondence Nth
him. There is probably, not man in whom we
have greater interest; and yet how little we have
done TO cultivate his acquaintance.
To deal with the masses, you cannot rely on pow
ers of earth. They against sou. But misses
are with you. say masses; for there are no people
in the political sense, in Europe Tho Pope sends
his edicts and agents to deal with the people We
shall send ours to deal with the intelligent few and
uneducnted many We have as much interest in
them us in the Chinese. We will go to Italy, and tell
the multitude Of its miserable population. Establish
schools, chupels, newspaper presses circulate hooks
bibles, Sc Place these cheap at the doors of Italy
What now commands admiration of sensible men in
Italy7 The first volume would overthrow all respect
TO usurped authority Of Church in tho majority Of
minds. We can send the Italian Bible, with other
books. which will stop the mouths of Jesuta
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-26

ed upon TO bear! have myself heard him say that
he had never known one waking hour free from ex-
reme pain
Mr. Hail used very little action in the pulpit. lila
hvorte-or, rather, his usual atiude-was, to stand
and lean his chest against tho cushion his left arm
lying on tho Bible, and his right hand slightly raiseG
with the palm towards the audience His tones were
almost uniformly low, and he rarely raised them.-
Ideas seemed 30 10 accumulate, whilst he was preach
ing, that they flowed forth without effort on his part
Never did he hesitate and pure were his ora
compositions, that the most elaborate efforts of the
pen would rather have injured than improved their
structure.
ACHARACrERIsTIc. Ills absence of mind wns
remarkable One evening was at large tea party
Of which MIR Hall was one. During the progress o +
the meal tea spoons began to grow No one
knew where they went to, and a mystery seemed to
be brewing with the Congou Mr. Hall was an nyet-
crate tea drnker, and attention was directed towards
him, by his asking, with every fresh cup, for tea
spoon "Whcre can they have gone to - murmurcd
the lady; but solution to the mystery was found
Hall kept on for long time, talking, slipping, and
asking for more, At length he came TO finish, aud
the tea things removed but where were the
spoons In about an hour afterwards Mr. Hall left;
and on the sofa where he sat were discovered the
missing articles to the number Of TwENTY-sIX,
which corresponded to the number Of cups he had
swallowed. or course, general laugh followed the
clearing up Of The mystery On Halls returning 10
tho ROOM he Informed Of his unconscious petty
larceny, but he dscalmcd all knowledge Of the az
lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25

do No White Ell 300 Newbern, common. s.. de-
Mvered 100 North County Tar 2 ~ some City Pitch
=. cents and Southern spnls lurPentine IN lot al
previous rates.
OII-The entire sales of Crude Whale including the
quantity quoted Yesterday is 800 bbls. of which small
portion only sold at 32 cts The remainder brought
higher rate American Lnseed has declined two cents,
say 10 G5d66 cents for cssks and bbs7oO gallons In
clsh sold AZ a. cash The sales beside pipes owe
At 20 cents mos 100 baskets in lots 81 10 90
for export 40 short price GOO gallons Refined Whale
about - cents mos. and n 10000 DO. spring ana
Winter sperm about our quotations
GROCERlES-F0r three dGys-There i no parnc
lar change In the market for Nuscoysdo Sugars-ihe o.
msnd however is less active than last week Inc sA'
include 30 hhds Porto Rico for export at y a cent
cash short price 100 do in lots II q q 10 ~ |IoN
:. a $50 New Orleans q a "a Cuba. Il 10 gHs
Brown Havana Q and a White do lot mos, Inc
demand for MOssses is very moderate. in prices ~"
ever we have no particular change notice. caes nave
been made in lots OF 80 hhcs. Porto hico ~ :"
liz Mariegalante q. a %: some New orleans 10 mus
y in bbls. ~ a 81 and Cuba Musco'auo, - -
The market for Baz! Coffee cOEtinus very nrH, Win
good demand and moderate stock prices nave iuihe al
yanced oue.eshth Of a cent y n. The sales include
5000 bags Brazil At = cents ~ 20 " II -0O
Sumatra. "a and 20 Laguayra- r MUS
ur-u D,y God are less plenty. and prices have inn
ycd lOpi ouintals sold at e. jOdS2 56t and 400 do
- e. Mackerel continues abundant and prices are
iowe, and quite unsettled No have sold at el2 30
S So,,b No LAT SO 25d$ 81! 200 boxes Smoked
ue,,ing changed hands ~ JOG5j cents. No. Salmon
ave offered to arrive at sl4 5Onone here al present
TOBACCO-We notice an increased demana' and
sales have been made Of 3d 400 hhds Kentucky, chiefly
for home use at 81 al % bales Cuba % 33l 90
~ Domingo for export, about y, mos and q cases
Connecticut seed Leaf terms not trsnspired. Ine
demand for Manufactured has fallen off, the Fall trade
being nearly over.
Brighton Mnrket-Monday, Sept p
At market 25 Beef Cattle 40 Stores 1900 sheep and
1850 Swine
PBIcHs-Beef Caule-The prices OF last week were not
sustained We quote 50 first quality 10 second
"A % third 5Odf.
Siores-Two years old s9dsl5 three years old $40
0S2f.
She,p-I.smbs from II IS old Sheep from 30
10 81
Spine-shoa,s pedjle and 81 for Sows, and and
4.c for Bsrrows old Hogs .! and i.c At retail from
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Drp GOODS.
PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS

TO PURCHASERS Oh Dh1 SOODS'
ORD AND TAYLOR, 81 and s. Caiherine-street peg
IL 10 appi.e the ladies' Of New YORK, and the public
generally, that they have completed very extensive a.
eraons In their establishment and are no" so.e 70 one,
more extensive stock with increased accomodanons and
very respectfully request careful perusal OF me following
detail - ,u,,s
The extensive assortment ever shown IN tho city, IN
Guiding every description known
complete assortment of French British and German.
ALPACCAS.
Black bueblack and colored, every shade known in
silk and cotton warp, ParisOmbres, Tsglonls NC
MOUsSELIN DE LAME AND CAsHMEREs
Diocese assortment unequaled for extent or beauty
OF styles. ,,,,,>,,
An immense stock including every description OF family
Linens Table Diaper ami Damasss Of all widths and guam,
ties Table Cloths and Napkins This stock VIII be FOUND
m best assortment and cheapest offered 10 the public
SILKS
superb o OF Paris Damask Silks, imported this season,
for evening dresses equal to If not sarpassng any ng OF
The Kind in market together with most extensive assort-
mepi OF black and buebIack in plain aud wat'red for
dresses and shaws with colors "a chamehons OF every
shade plain and striped, from & TO - per yard
FLANNELS
In this stock will be found at ell times goods or our own
importation in plain and twiled French Flannes real
Welsh directly from the manufacturers Engsn SaAony
and Gsuze Flannels These are goods found frequently
also domesc Fanes OF every color quality and width BY The
package, piece or yard ,.,vrrs
Fy bales comprising all sizes. qualities and makes, I'M
ported directly from the thereby , easenog q,
very large saving The spchN Wen worm inc aNchuoH VI
families hotels and steamboat propretors
QUILTS.
Marsees Toilet and Imperial, every size and quaiiy-n
these steamboat propreor- can be supple WIN any SIZE
quality or description at wholesale prices.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this stock can be found article In the trade IN large
or small quantities persons purchasing single piece or
upwards are served al wholesale prices
To any no MAJ be unacqualnted with the system upon
which the business OF this house Is conducted, LOkO
TAYLOR beg 10 inform that the lowest price is af Sed To
every article from which abatement can be made thereby
afordng the perec; security 10 the purchaser AS the
scale of pft graduated By the and the proceeds ac
crung terefro hence the immense advantage or pufchas
ing al shmen where the return Is 30 large as 70 re-
duce the profit lo The smallest possible per cen1age'