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AL ss.it !.i 4! H az. ,ss' SE:,
Els:ee ..ss q ,: ~: . c. 49, r...
!. t:sI., Sc Sex E:a :s
%. IRih. 18th, sEis Tlosy. smith el Va.
tsups, ssS bs,E oysy, ), isk:sis, Snfs
vsnas osus, Portland Mel Hyiss Eusrs. bsrbadoss ana
NrwsulyYoRr Nov 2o-sld. brigs Smith Tutrle sylves
Pacihc Thoosa, Hoyt fonre Importer, Msrh'
New Orlssns and several coasting vessels
NEW 0RLExNs, Nov H-Cld brig Nance Lewis, Caves
Louisa Ouaud dos Rartan Herod. dos Lone siar, Mner
do Arr, steamships Virginia Tucker. Brazos ssntiaxoi
Edith Couiard do; ship t:miy TAYLOR, Howes Bremen;
brgs Cape Tom, smaey Thomaston Martha Sanger, ste
Galveston Below, coming up-brgs Fornax and Vi
PoRrLAsp, Nor is-Arr sehrs Orazimbo M,lken. sedg-
wick bound South Nidus Torrey, Bangor for New York
fsssrson, Mssnzas Returned BRIG AbbsihpI, Pos, which
r Pacy,prvcr, Nov W-Arr sehs Sarah Ann. Nck erson
and Alb Hall Nickerson Ph'isde hia; Barron wsrdwe
Albany Ellen Hem stead Rordout soop Three Brothers,
yerssssn. albany cid BRIG 0rsad Turk Poris Maaera.
Rsaw-ishr Thu. Eeaner Niens s rh.sslpSir Sp
Denns; sloop James Long Jones, NYork; 2oth Warren
and sioop Mioas. French, NYork
SAVANNAH, Nov. l7Arr brig Chas Joseph, Leigh, Pov
dence .
New York; lss, sch; seui New York. blss WATSON
Watson Sedgwick, Me: Adelaide, Msrsor New Bedford;
schr Adelne Moore Providence Arr evening" 18th,
br Woco EDDY, 20 dys fin Daren, for New York; barque
ST Thomas CID br Gallo, Mahoney, Matnzas schr Pov
denc PeIe Havars
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Foreign Importatlons.

LiFshrooL-shIp Coneiia-l09 tons coal, Reyburn-t
r.a,es' otcMehomy-l cass, case T. @ Tuckermsn-lO
vi c,.e. crate, esr.hsnwss cnsk Mumford
cask hiIiwae, Ludium 500 BOXES TN nj ,,r Hen
dcks bf9tber-2ls do do Bruce sons-i5 casks in
ware JAMES. cases Cameron and-49 cas Ia soda
ash, q orewood, bales, Cameron Brand 10 barrels
cream OF tarter, Clark H. McConner-1 ba'es q RlacI
burn.-i cssk hardware, Newboid RusseIi1l eak case
a Newbold-i case haS-i cssk hardware Baeket,
d do do Hay den-3 crates eafthenwsre 4, cG,anes
anvil, acssks HARDWARE Walsh isbores TN plates
w Shields Co.'S bales. Tooker, Mead 4 Co c,,sIs
savils. Wolf AID Gillesle23 cases mdze q Crookr-
% paIe patterns, kes, Brother ndlrs
Iro1, Phelps, Dodge Coo tons Pig IRON Thompson n
rephta.5 cases bale 1889 sorss onnah-ST tons COAL q
Inmbe6 cases hardware A Newboi - casks
ware, Curde--l cask hardware, Dennston Dsbrow--
casks Bycs o503o boxes Tin plate 10 cssk. copper
speyer9 cases, s Lrook-1 bale. Games Hsskell-
casks, H. ~ Eoster2s anvIls. Westnore Co.'S crates
eaIthenware Miller Cosesi mill stones $50 boxes
tin pIs'e 81 bales rs crates casks order
HAvASA-Bark Fioyd-gst boxes segsn Mathews-30s do
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LEwEs Del Nov 20Two topsa and 20 fore and ait schrs
last evening and passed The briggs Myra Eliot,
and Erie, for Boston Emily Sender, for Mobile;
Mary Anne for New Bedord Monterey for Providence;
Brick for do; Mary Stewart and Jew for Boston came
down and early this morning The bark Da-
MEL Webster fun Ne scate, left the sreakwster yesterday
afternoon for New York bark lmogene, briggs Mail. and
Metamoras for Boston. underway the anchorage this
forenoon and stood Nothing sleht bound IN Wind
strong from the ward and weather clear.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 23--Att schrs Sarsh Ann Thorn
dyke Cohasset, Wheaton. Wheaton, NYork; Lexington,
Hawthone do; Mary Ann Caroline shropshire do; Dea
Ironsde.. MORRISON N Yok-Cd, bark rlizab tn, Rem
TON Key West; briggs FsTy, Thomas pemea1s; Harriet,
(BGj Masters st Johns, rF Palm Eidridge Boston, Br
schr Medora Smith, Benuds Sarah Ann Thorndyke CO.
Boston; Planet, Terry, Enelne, Whsden. A,lsnspoinI;
John Hartman PauIin, Amphbio Smith, Margaret &
Elizabeth Atkins Ann Smith, Smith, Wheaton, Wheaton,
NYorK; barge Comet New York.
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Foreign Markets.

Correspondence OF the New York Herald1
RIO DE JArsiRo, Oct. L. lss6-Impors were s28, bbls
Hour; ASH packages domestcs; $50 do tea 2a5 boxes
sperm candles 26 600 feet lumber $50 bbls rosin loo
do beef l6o do pork 307 lbs wax 1855 HAMS 372 kegs
lard; l75 tons ice bids tobacco; 20 boxes do; 7i2
cans turpenne; 100 ps sail cloth; 800 bos.
rived The sales in September about II OO0 bbls
but at very low prices The sales August having SO
established them that it was impossible obtain any I'D
vance until the stock reduced The sales were
Richmond county at Sl2 net 81 20; Baltimore for i'm.
port, 81 $500, net $! 81 20; Columbia Mills said to
at 1871 net So 10; and Richmond CITY at $4,000 Is 40
nets6 IS ~ TO- The oilers Tor Baltimore are from Al
isooo ohy The stock in first hands is reduced 0JO
bbis Richmond City, 200 bills; Columbia Mills $500
bbls. Baltimore 500 bbls Triese-TotaI 10 800 bbs
Bakers hold ~ 600 bbis Holders good flour are armer
large quantities are expected in Consequence of the
forced sales in August will be extremely difficult TO
OBTAIN covering rices for the flour it arrives
Time only will convince them that the import will not
be excessive us we have every reason to believe from
our aavces ana men we hope will prove correct
No export demand can be ports botn north
and sodh are more largely supplied than this prices
there have been better sustained AT Monievideo ON
lon ult the stock was % 900 bbs. sales ing won
net % 90 Al RIO Grande, the stock about 10 600
hbis.; Rchmond,i6i Ills Columbia Mills, l4l u Iou
Baltimore, 1871 Al AHA 2si, the stock was II COO
b1, iast sa.es oil 40 obls. Gaiiego at ls b more
l4ioUO AZ PeTnambucc, on 10Th, the stock was 900
bbis Quotations were at 1850 kchmopd; i6u0OO .u
more. The Bazu VITA the nrst new Kichmond haa Az
rived, and wound proceed Bahia Rosln-Ihe MAJ
ket well supplied and saes can wItn daiculy h,
mace at SVoOo net 81 10. Lumber-The arrivals have
been eIa,e oi late and govu uay might brpg son
net sle w; Deals a0H per doz S79s. Provisions
The demand IS very iImited SOCKS have and
prices are nominal at 26 for beet; Tor pork lard "a
$50 rs, net va c.; hams, $40 80, net IL cts Wax
sales have Deem Made at sou let 80 The stocks
in first hands are Iecucing. sat-supples have been
regular; iast sales az 90 net IL hale Oh he
STOCKS having been quite reduced sales have been
made ll4So. net a6 cts. spirits Turpenne-The sup
Plies have been unusually great, but the demand Tor
spirit gas has kept Phi es IRON going very low
sale was at 24o IS net As cts per gallon stock In
second hands Is large but pon is increasing
Coffee The supplies have been very abundant aud
prices nave gradually declined since tho
ceipt OF advices from United States l and Europe 10
oth august we now quote superors, 2Es5O 5000 or
ga o's Gus on board; gooi hrs 2l7O0 2lsO0-57s
cts; regular 1885, ga cts. The stock Is upwa,ds of
$1,000 bags Ihe export in September 96g bag
sya3 being to Europe, and 90 496 to United States ss
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" b,eIs a.. sIaysTy nuss,.n =, ,l.n,.i... ~ Az.
sori,y Of citlTans rssdiny Ia la nsss y,hsrs III ssr
rsituton IA formed fc s sta,s aeysrnmsnt nravi.rs A.
their spplicc.ou FOR Admission Into ths nan snas,
this Secson be ADOPTED and declared IN their ons.
ton great deal however win depend on ,hs nhrs
oogy used I hold this diss oston of this oussticn
would be the true one That the psonls OF a tsrrtorv
should decide for Themselves when thew form,
and establish their own government without be.
ing controlled by extraneous or foreign inau.
encs Especially as 10 their local n .m, to
me- no one can deny II is the inst rule The universal
Yankee nation can people California and New Mexico
&C il they wish and vote doun slavery there and the
South would have no right 10 compliant and would not
complain But the Southern planter populaes with
his slaves he will not he dsn,seI 10 Yield I'D his pro-
perry under the constrsin OF congre ssonal edic of
slave holders unless The majority OF his fellow set
tlersssy so also
Under the theory Of our institutions cur state govern.
ment are ali AT soyereienes except SO far
as thew have WELDED up a portion of their sovereign
power 10 the federal government California In be.
coming State would of ssty 90 beeoms on An eousl
footing and in common with her sister States The ex.
.tencs OF slavery in her limits would be no valid OBJ
lection Congress m ght as we'll kick State out cf the
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The Pittsburgh Gazette says large operation is going
on in an adjoining county in Ohio in the wsy of ssugh
tering sheep feeding hogs with the oa rendering the
carcase into allow curing the hams for market
pairing the pelts in merchantabls manner for market.
This year 1000 hogs being attened from the oal at
one establishment. At Cleveland, beef packing has
commenced in earnest Mr. Leman ofhat city is putting
up superior beef for the English market He has killed
5000 head and shipped 1850 terces 80 to 40 head per
day are killed Part ofthe beet will be shipped via New
this season.
The PACKING SEAsoN--The weather has been quite
favorable for beef packing for several days past and
operations regularly going The last sales are at
$sas so for good cattle averaging from $50 725 lbs
weight Tie pork packers still quiet No contracts
for hogs yet heard Of In the interior of the State the
case is the ssmc Some of the country packers are now
in the city but have very little say about prices This
boces no evil In commercial column will be found
the particulars of sale OF 500 head river at So
per 100 pounds gross Cincinnati Atlas, Nor. 10Th
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sUgSEfT PEE an,ho, " TO
Ir.s bees that he much possible
Sunday e, "non Of the
g by post through Lower
@ Ss
s To- s . ss
.aS 81 &. PGA AaE or a TaE s..
Ss S ssS
hs most "a, hfai and deliberate .!,sntion,
The author Gnds that has been matter e 70
dss
% to cure 50 eS. IL but one
ETY. Were Known Very different opinion would be formed
on &. ens ss
them such to effect posterty fnot indeed
. :. 5
man in the constitution show themselves other
But with regard the Immediate train Of evils.
or Of pills o Ss CT
mate Now supposnx even htss
sI;s IN many ea,ss and 50 essentially DO hoss
good
the ;r So ,n the h ;nhoE has Of
sieied with one have been taking medicine. proper only
their complsnts were neither the other. but totally
different nt an and iunoc mt disorders
and afford the finest field for knsvery that of s,ric
ssI sss, attending this dp order
might ubside Or disappears while generally
he is none on Now every real physician OF sur,
Eeon knows that all the physc in the world would
and speedily be removed To every Of common pr-
to he se eminent phy
clans in the city for their truthl how important
every patient should know something Of the character
and taen OF the Person he about in such
generally G' seee s 7e9y lid: sn ms sns
without pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
poyement Of late years the OF this complaint In
deed In the hands Of proper and experienced the
structure now accomplished in days formerly
demanded months Many consult the writer who
come on business this city for short time only but return
perfectly cured though IL has been OF trouble and
anxiety Tor To those who leave their homes or
who cannot afford personal treatment the writer furnishes
being enclosed in little mahogany chest tprice SOY can be
safely sept any direction.
T. SAwyre reneral opini.u entertained OF those
who obtrude their sh,l upon the public in these dis
eases, (muttudes of whom every paper) he
formerly felt it incumbent 70 give statement q his own
medical and advantages and presented several
eminent and rerences The necessity for this
longer EXISTS and, rank the baresced pre-
tender s24 lmsrrc
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ANUIHEk CEkTlr CATE
nF cure performed by DR.. UPHAM'S PILE ELECTU
~ AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester -

Messrs Post Wilis-Gents Ii 10 with ordinary eel
ngs efpeasure thar enables inform ofthe
have by the OF Dr. Upnams Vegetable Pie
Electuary, which obtained from of Piles with
which have been afflicted My suerngs have been almost
by these who have experienced IKE Affections.
address you, that through you may make known to I2y
friend, sud neghbors the truly wonderful virtues Of Dr. Up
hams Eecuary which shall hereafter keep hand,
find beneficial in other respects removing obstinate CO.
morb accommodations the stomach and novels
and to purify the bood-hus removing the cause Of Piles
whsp speedy cure must follow.
needless add that, obtaining the Elec
uary Of had Consulted Of best 70
Piles please refer them residence in the OF
Gates where shall be pleased them much
ncuar information than able to in this
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprletor 1876 Bowe-
~; WYATT KETCuAM. Hl Fulton street. New York,
Mrs HAYS Brooklyn. Price -. $50 lm*rh
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TO The PUBLIC.
GIVE nv article trial, and judge for yourself.
" them all 70 be as represented or the money Tsqndsd

MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
materials he hair espeoitiousy renders il beautiful
and bright, and mparts to the delicate fragrance Of the
Hair washed with this plea
rngy soft and luxuriant its growth and it will positively
BEEN made harsh and Is turning or falling out b~ the
spirits other improper prenarations will be
stored natural color and brancy by few applica
lions the Fan Lustrai preventive against balds
and an nfabIe in all affections Of the akin the
head as dandru for preventing the falling Of
hair and turning grey.
Ii the simple produce and immediate of
plants saluar for the with properties so highly
cleansing dsengages the epdemis capillary tubes
of the corrosive acten Precipitation oil the dr aud
dead particles that deposits This pures the
hair gives beautiful gloss and soness and agreeable
and vivfyirg perfume. .
and %s South Third street below Chenut Phi
ladeIphia.
A premium awarded at the franklin Institute
For sale also agents Wyatt and Ketchum l2i Full
aut corner Broadway Liberty; j. B. Jacquemend AIS
Broadway Havland, Reese Co? Maiden lane; and by all
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TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS.
H. MIGEON b CO.,
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, AND SATTINETs he
EINISHER9.

No. Sal Wssr STREET, N. Y.
u EFERENCES and orders for work Messrs. Woolcots
N and Slade 60 Pine street; W. c. Langley Co., IS Broad
street; ID. Brigham CO.. GO Pine street. ai6 Ems
M EDlCAL AID:-DR; GREGORY, No. 8 Koo:evsl!
A street. experienced physician has recently pub shed
small volume the f9Ilie: and fobls. human nature.
q: may happen 70 need ADVICE privately treat. apou
nature. among which are veneres in ALI il varieties
in relation the Of certain habit the
young and thoughtless. Price so cents.
nent ply icians on this subject
yI;.oG. people harm from pub
eTto covered up"
j. confined the obscure and vicious but pevades
,Neher the plague. nor nor small pox. similar
diseases have prouc ed results disastrous humany
ut 10 the pesence that walket in darkness and the do
sruction that wasteh at MONDAY"
exces the powers OF nature to undue action. and
duccs violent secretions which necessarily
hausts the vital principal and and mind hence
the laAly failure or loss of the faculties"
For the Of diseases and emnatnE from
this dangerous practice Dr. Gregors luvgoratng Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better ADAPTED help and noursh
the constitution repair inward wasngs loss OF appetite,
depression Of spirits confused memory &C. sprches and
punfes the blood without heating and nhAmng itPce 50
bottle of half dozen $l0 carefully packed
for exploration. Consultations privately all hours
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US Ill!!! ] 3! Is 3
~ lgisy !. y: I! si. = Va: u :s:g
:!':: $: s!:! y! !.., g. |.
sSsss: =, ss E y s s: q &. ssss:
.y1s n'rssIy aadisi0s' u'sin'si. and sa's'd'a'Al'
THE srrcrrsH f ~ 3: s:.. of os..A..
and Il dss q N s: &. ar:
Thin pSy:a duIss cure. :Ssnss than any other remedy
ness f"'h One Ds sAR 81 eSik
DREPxREp By The nsnSers Of the hisdsiphi. College
accordance with the most modern dieoveIie: Of
proved by the College for The scrofula
&: % q q;
meat r so Sc RS:5 hi si sx Il SSi'Si
THIS valaabls stsIsilvs u sure ismed IN syphil both
med.sly .ftsr the rs appearances the d.sss
who have sruprons the akin yenerea nodes
.hou be one without it, Single bottles One
Dollar cases Of half 4as s01 T5s II ELIXIR.
ps..y for the use Of those who have n.
w e
in either OF the sexes nocturnal emissions nervous ,bI
ean: and eon.ttuona d.biiity produced ANY
IL also powerful Of Female irregularities, and
dsmands and essential preserve good health
vs0 Price rT3 R9s1i e. fe'i NGT 81 Dozen
PATIENTS residing IN any part Of the nI,on BY writing
Il se 1 M vi
will be consulted by the members who meet daily for
Ss s rs
Nil include all expenses mq.t b sd post paid and
directed to w. prY Nassau It S Ss'2 erl
Where one ofthe msmben-DoerOr McDonne!l1,. in at
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DOL CLAssVY.cArros.

F ght TO Liverpool Is eds Exchange 6,< per oenf
FLouR.-The sales aimee the ARRIVAL of the steamers
have been Of all kinds about 600 barrels mostly for
port at So BIZ 80, large receivers holding alm The
last named price but plenty he bought at SIS 37H
which about tie hg hest price psid day for Gene
see and prime Michigan About COO bushels Of wheat
were disposed OF 10 day greater portion Of destined for
France at 81 l6B 20 for prime Genesee and 81 O6 and
10 for fair red Ryeis sold at rs cents delivered and
prime white corn is held at rs cts yellow "a and rs
mixed II and 10
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COMMERCIAL.


New York, Nov. n.
AsHrs-Ths market has been rather duh all the week,
prices have maintaned up TO to-day
pots fell OF lax o5 cents The sass for the week only
reach 500 barrels OF both kinds Pearls close Arm At
1913.
BRrApsruyrsThs receipts Of ell kinds OF breadstuis
for tie last week have been heavy. considering that
prices have receded and the sales for the same pc
Rod have oeen comparatively small owing to the scar.
city OF vessels it leaves very large stock hand
CoTroN-The market still fsvoIs the buyer and the
sales which amount to 1900 bales have been made
reduction OF quarter cent since the arrival of the
steamer The purchases to day chiefly for export
We revise our quotations -
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LiyERrooL-ship Corneiis-Rev DR. ,,ox, Miss n Cor
brooklyn; hev Osgood, MIR Osaood, family and
nh Yas IRON Burns"; Rev Church Roehes.r Mr.
Montreal; Miss l. Miller Penns, Iysnia; baron EdIn
outshi Nslon Boston; Nous rAigneauY aud lady Miss
vrSiots Miss Forbes New Haven; A Mooney Troy, N
a., si,s saunders, Mrs Richardson, w Ives, Mrs saun
In Il st Gordon Mrs run and four children, Dobb
uOahhpESAs.Bak Msgdsla-S Lambert, Mrs Murray Mrs
hiWkes and children. '' "
OF 'Aeo Dr Cupa-schr Cstharine--B Fener Allison.
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MARITIME HERALD,
Arrived.

Arrived.
Ship Comsli. French from Liverpool, with mdse to
ship MARY Faaei., Hubbard 30 days from Mobile with
ship O!e Barrett, 20 days from New Orleans with
81 Marion White days from Charleston with cotton
,.wih %ds Draper Dsyiin ii.h mat, IS, loa 70,
spoke brig IN Sstas sn SsuSd 70
Post Passed the Bar going bark Levant of rha;
nd.e Uoinus So. Sid in CO with brig Erie. for Bal
BARI Camilla Gu lis. oc.s from rio J.nerO. with coffee
70 hnroeck Co. Saw going ia ship q Lawrence, Of New
day; I'm sdss g. Grs
s @ % s q ss ss SnH
ff% sr o ss S .
si S.sy' s'sS y; E." Havana Sid co with
Rs Mi. Il fy, Savannah Nor
Bark Chapip Smith, ls days from Savannah with cot
Brig Louisa Benton. Chester Oct? fun Rio Jsneiro with
.sh coliae OF and from NOrot bound 10 Antigua
-. " s FROM dsss" I E&
dsos as:s with
% ,s !. s fin se'
eols n %
mdse to Famhsm Co sth lat 80 o. N, Ion spike
ship Oswego fm NOrleans for NYork supplied with
provisions by her.
Brig Detroit Porter 81 days fun Charleston with cotton to
has experienced heavy her and been Of HATTIE
Big Alabama Allen from Apalschicols with cotton to r
Hattera. 10 days, with NJ wind. aud Gains -.
be9 BsdssI fssf days I'm Georgetown 81 with TIM
Sch Caharlne Scott, days from ST Jago de Cuba with
spoke ,ch Escort Smith days from Providence for Pla'
Schr Pilgrim Cotton from Morris River. Del, Oct 18th,
bound to Boston 2st inst IL miles SSE Of Banegat
into by steamer Souh.rner carried boat and
Schr Hope Manu. rs days from st Croix, with mdse to Ne
smith Walsh Left Amer vessels. Has been IA days
Of Eaters 18Th a sc Co. loa 49, spoke brig Mszeppa I'm
sch James Barlow. Kelly. 10 dys from Norlsans. with 500
schr Adrian Waipole days fm Norfolk, with mdse to
Hunter.
schr John G Faxou Smith days from Georgetown, Sc
Schr American Jackson with cotton pork &c, from the
wreck ofthe ship VIM Epss
sehr Allen Lengsree' with cotton pork, &c, from the
Sch! splendid. Birch, with cotton and pork from wreck of
Schr M, Johnson, days from Baltimore with ndse
schr South Ca rolina, Powers days from Newbsm NC
Schr RIO, -. days from Georgetown, DC, with corn
sahr Florida Corson days from Washington DC, with
Schr May, days FROM Norfolk with corn.
Schr 9 Davis, I'm WiimIugtoo. NC with naval stores
schr CorneIis, 3 dsj from Branaywins. with corn
Schr lndiette -, days I'm Petersburg.
schr A Stevens Briggs days FIN Baltimore, with mdse
Below
Bark Rapid Wood I'm Havana with mds Messrs Tay
Brig Cass, ---s6n Lsguna, with los wood.
Ship Owsso, fom New Orleans.
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HAIR DYE.

RATCHELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye 10 alb
soIutely the only article yet invented that can he de-
staining injury TO the skim destroying the health and
elasticity Of the hair This feet attesed BY hundreds
nse and take every possible pains IT, The
or VIII not be disturbed BY constant washing and will be
found perfectly uniform and without Of those
nsua nts much complained OF in ordinary hair dye
Sold wholesale and retail By
VIM. BATCHELOR, Wall ct.
Agent IN Philadelphia, Eng JRousssi. olsInsr
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SI l e;;!::jI s;,,: y! !: fs:: y
y. 81; = .ss.. c.w.,s
q SiIls-i sss sa;s:-ii sss;. t:sssasi. s~ssSsss.
VS.ise tsmrns s his:s s;,:: zee
isif: ass .s'S'a i s2 Hssx
hAl WIN. M opiaors
1b Dc y h0, sd d g e;ss IA Jf II
Aman.Iis5s 90 81 casks Brandy eos es.s. wine is S
s.asIs: indigo hhd wiz. =: e,.ss %
Tease sias. ware oss.r. Brothsr"ns c..ss ssraine:
DO nnd "ss sssss
z Hsyand-t2 Gases gruae, seiEaetts,.-t cs.n:
Ssf 40 W,ss AAa % 4''
Cn9.-5shf H De.iot piece, mahogany 90 DO cedar
Domestic importation.
ss 9 S. 7, xo0i D:: Z, A.
ssE
s b. %d.. AZ .S.is bale:
cotton Lar Ps md Sss;y sdi s,os Smith n
iomb lssiin-sS do pursnd co.. piss Hsines-a
do Mi,n-2d, Bragg Whitemoe-7i bale. cotton Brow
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