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NEW BOOKS just received and for sale al
" Publishers prices, by

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Sermons, by Timothy Dwight with memoir of
the Life of the Author, in four volumes,
Narratives of remarkable Criminal Trials trans.
The Farmers Dictionary; a vocabulary of the
technical terms recently introduced into agricul.
tnre and horticulture from various sciences, and
also a compendium of Practical Farming the lat.
ter chiefly from the works of the Rev. w. L. Rham
Loudon, Low, and Youatt, and the most eminent
American Authors, edited by ID. p. Gardner NJ D. ,
Honorary Member of several Agricultural Societies
with numerous illustrations,
Jcssies Fhrtations. by the author of Kate i'm
Search of Husband, &c. Price % cts
The Young Duke " A moral tale, though raw,
ny Dlsrael-Prlcc 20 cts March 81
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MARRIED.

In Camden County, N c., on the 2sth instant by
ooct. f. d. Fcrebee, Esq, Mr.. JAMES b. DYER, to
Miss MARY A. OLnNER, both of this place.
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- EGG KS.-50 Nj. Principe and Rcgalia Sc
- CARS, just received on consignment, and for
sale by j. WILLS
March II Commerce street.
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HHRONOMETERS rated by Solar Transi,
" Observations, with their errors of Greenwich
mean time infinitely ascertained by
Nov 2l-M6m EDWARD l.. YOUNG
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ITO THE LADIES.--NYMPH SOAP, for soft
-, n cning and preserving the Skin from chopping.
Its constant use will change the ncst bilious com
picXlon into one of radient whicncss; while on
the neck, hands and arms, it bestows dclicacy
and fairness which its continued use will hap
PLY protect, with every appearance of Youthful
Charm, to the most advanced period of life The
genuine sold at the Drug Store, High street, Sign
OIL the iig Mortar. CHAS. III. HEINIrSH,
March Il Agent.
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7 LIQUORS AND GROCERIES by whole
IL sale retail.
J.. X. THOMAS, West side Market SQUARE, has
IN store and offers for sale either Wholesale or re-
tail, on fair terms, the following articles:
10 bbls Common Whskey
10 do Baltimore Gin
3 do Imitation French Brandy
10 do Superior Old Rye WhisEcy
5 10 N. +. Rum-3 casks Malaga Wine
do French Brandy
hhds Molasscs
rs bags Coffee, Laguira and Rio
Is boxes Candles, 6's and SIS
20 boxes Brown Soap
20 bbis Flour, Fine, Supcrinc and Family
10 do Cut Hcrriugs-5 boxes Ground Pcpper
Tobacco of various brands
No. 2 Mackerel, Pork, &C. March ID
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LHerald COPY everv Other day tde.l
TRUST SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Ia IA
a. Pursuant to a Deed of Trust executed by
s=aaI Vernon Eskridgc, and Sarah A., his wife,
.GA-ldatcd 2lst February, IS1G, and of record in
the Clerk Is Office Of Norfolk County Court, for the
purposes mentioned in said deed, VIC shall on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day of April next, proceed
TO SELL subject TO three several Deeds Of Trust for
cash, before the Court House Of Norfolk County,
at IL O'Clock, the HOUSE AND LOT occupied BY
said Vernon Eskridgc, situated Elizabeth River
near Portsmouth-thc said Lot fronting on the
River forty eight feet, and running back about five
hundred and fifty feet.
And Lot in Portsmouth situated OH Glasgow
street, Near The western boundary of the town,
fronting on said street sixty feet and running bac
one hundrcd and thirteen feet.
The said property will be sold subject to the
three several deeds of trust referred TO above
cuted by the Sid Eskridgc and wife, and of record
IN the Clerks Office of Norfolk Comfy Court and
on which there is due about the sum of nine
hundred and five dollars.
The title to the above property is believed to be
unqucstonable but selling as Trustees VIC shall
convey such only as is vested in US.
s kk0TP w n W WII1aM }rrustccs.
March l7-tds
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'9NHE Members of the Y. NJ S. j. Society are re
quested to meet at their Hall on This (Tucs
day) Evening, at seven O'Clock. a full attendance
is requested,
BY Order, JNO o. LAWRENCE.
March 81 Secretarv
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ENLOUR.-2O bbls Richmond, choice brands
received and for sale By WILLS s. CO.,
March "a High street.
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTION.
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO. 81, Wall street. .Ne,o York.


Insures Buildings in general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes Tin port
only) Ships or Vessels being built, or repaired
and every description of Personal Property.
The subscriber is prepared to issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates OF premium in Portsmouth, Nor
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications by letter, giving description of pro
pcrty, &c, &c, promptly attended to by
GEORGE NJ Balm,
portsmouth, Aug ~ Agent.
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GOOD As THE RESI-

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G3-DR. JOHN P.YOUNG, respectfully in.
orms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PRoFEssIoNAL SERVICES, will leave their Order;
at his Oftce during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended to, Dec % IS45
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ENLOUR, FLOUR.-4O bbls Fine, Supcrlne
IL and Family FLOUR, choice brands, Just re-
cevcd and for sale low by r. H. WEBB
March I7-6t
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DOCK KEEPER.-A Gentleman who is
~ superior Accountant wishes n situation i'm
some good Mercantile House as Book Keeper
Any House that may want good Accountant will
please address Book Keeper, Box IS, Post Office
Portsmouth, Va. Ian no
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AMERICAN SON OF TEMPERANCE.
DeUoted TO he Physical, Moral, and Mental Improve
of
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EACHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
81 sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. d. GORDAN'S,
Dec 5-tf Lottery and FxcbarCc Oaico
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miscellaneous Record.

Packet ship Queen of the West will sail this m o,,,n
at 10 o'clock Letter Bags close hslfpast O. e
The brig Incorrectly reported William Nv, Obi from Pic
ou lost near Nantucket, proves to be brig William (of
ffankoul Torfey, from Pctou for Fall RIVER Sh, struek
on Great Point Rip the NE gale afternoon Of 18th instant
and remained there three four hours She got of aud
went ashore about mile from the abreast OF Capnum
i9nd II AM 10th, when she sunk Crew and passengers
taken 70 Nantueket Sails rigging, spar &c. will probab
be saved Asurvey called 10th. aud the vessel
dered to be stripped and the hull aud sold
Extract from communic under date July 49, 1876
eevea at the Department Of State from John Bacon, Esq
c1asu Of ne United States at Nassau Bahamas =" The
senr Lady warrington wrecked the 9Th of June
the east cad Of bsco She went down so soon after str ing
mat her charts log book SC and clothing of the
men were lost She from Baltimore bound to Pout
with provisions, some Of which saved in de-
sae which, with the iterlals saved were bro us
hess POT, sad sold The captain and also
Elh phie I.LLEyRAvp, E. Know lon MASTER struck on
h.dI,- nee and put into Nassau d,stress
sh me was condemned and SOLD on the Sd of Au.
oognd itom Boston New OrIe ans with an
~ a'so' ana one hundred and fifty tons OF granite
IIEaHEa ENGtrKER at Norfolk repoy,s thar ali the
o"'"aiu pou"u vessels had put back into the Roads 80
Disasters.
o. STEAMrh PALMETTO, al Charleston nth ho,. -
ot Jagoi put IN for supplies Sunday is,h DIazos
Weatner aud heavy sea- TO in the stream nsk eieM
nonasy 18th A. NJ spoke brig Euiheron from ~ xuo.s
g1uno 70 bszos 81 Jsgo IN the gale of the ilth ON
Iortmsst head and cut away mainmast at the ssme y
i 2rth Car?ins quarter boat stove. TuesdsV t,,b
hs wind, heavy sea- exchanged ssn ais win ~,
'o""a SOUTH supposed TO Charleston. "Wednesday Lodi
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PRIVATE DISEASES
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE =

.OFFICE % NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
ne Member. OF the rhiladelphis COLLEGE Of Medicine
81. E'Isf s2S
sale and permanent cue based the modern and
en TSsrp f n,Te evs,v a,v e,. 81
a. sbs b. Hsa
JOINTS %ercura and skin disease: efapO ms
chronic rheumatism Gc &c. The result Of the in
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
their situation lee the disease be- Of what kind
who Of daily for BE-
HSss and the remedies with dreeon forwarded
~ must sS =. xs s,ss'''
Where of the memben-Doclor McDonneli-is in a.
STRUCTURE CURED.
VIE SPECIFIC EXTRACT, for the cure1of Gonorrhea.
Hg S sS%i,.Gn ali disehas.. he u1ssh
sn nan ans sn S ..y s% w
business Price One sI ns!;11 PsT RI, "
The Coneentrated Eniraet efSs Genuine onauya, Root,
PREPARE BY memSsis Of the Pniiadsiphi. College.
tracing It's real has been tested and sp
eDar al and psn. II u
sypmc symptoms and the train of diseases consequent
n's One III ssi ssi:s lI
s.sosd 5: m%e
eruptons on the noass
ssOtpa or any diseases from blood
Dollar cases 0fhs THE aC ToS &; rr,x,a
pREPARED expressly for the of those who have in
Obliged secretly or committed exces.e. Of kind This
in eahsI Of the sens rItaby,
general gen pnyscs weakness Of the sexual
s.c powerful coector iresnisres. and never
TO s 10 h, mai de-
Price Two Dollars per bots or $50 r'dSS7s1s
slsmFr 81 Nassau st.. New York.
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Ckc0HSUs
SHIP Mary RrhP Prs., Trieste rhiipg.-B.rk
dsw hing franklin. Neuvitas Brett Vose;
Woodbury. Gibraltar Badger Peck Co; Johannes Chris
toph Grill Richmond, schmidt Bscheu; Warcalier Per.
ry, 81 Marks Georgaa Bullock, Charleston Post; We
Tmpka,, Fowler, Savannah, Durham & Dimon; Sarah
Brown, Welsh, Mobile, Stuges Chairman Co--chrs Der.
gem Cook Petersburg; Adrian, Walpoe, Norfolk Hun
Ter Co; tynchbus, Filby, Richmond, Allen 4 Parson;
Margaret Ann, Hammond Richmond Va Tooker & Pier,
son; Nathan Hall Bradley, Kingston, ia ElweII Go
-sloop Empire, Smith, New Haven-Barge Star Tough.
cad, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ship Tuskina, Williams, from Rotterdam Aug 7h 10 T.
brig Oregon, of st Johns b. from Dublin for Johns
wished to be reported. '
Brig Excel Macy II days from Savannah with cotton 70
Stnges Cearman Co l2th AN lat 81 long 70 30 spoke
erstood them that they had their troops
~ the gale the day Previous Same time pain ted port
sp steering 10 westward under close reeed topas hail
ed rom Bristol RI The H. also had very heavy wea.
the spit oresh and spencerno other damage conse
York. " " WIN UTE Niaeo"' ha"iey' ior new
bremen brig Josephine Ssndsted 10 days from Bremen
p; mus ana OS steerage passengers, to Muller.
with pIg Leader, Holmes ii days from Windsor, Ms
Montreal lsley u days from st Martins and II from
OF paris w TN salt To Densner Iopg
,RoSe oe Despach from Philadelphia for Demarars with
Us VI ao poom aud ioretop gallant The Nj has
Ans i uu'"s the passage. Lett
Schr Curlew, Small, Lubec, plaster
Schr Ceylon, Shepherd, Thomaston lime
Schr statira, Preble, Lubec, plaster
Schr Keeer, Thomaston lime
schr "copper" -, Nantucket, oil.
Below.
Bark White Oak, twhaler) of New London
Brig Maria spear, of Boston, &c DAYS from Moh,i.
5chr julius, treble, Of Georgetown.
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BAIT more, Sept 2-A ncuatoran bark Panchita BAH
sci. in port not reeoeeied Accounts had reached Havana
o '%S o se war;
Brig CambIsn, Waller from kingston, ia as,h ult Left
Fors SPOKE S Si SE sR%s:
10 take abaudon he S1
schr Maria Smith from St Thomas; 4h tls days
Rrigs Anao ss Dory from Gsoseown DC for Island
s INST in the gulf stream ssperepeed very severe gale Of
M the o% wreck Sf Of appaf
se as
gore could not make who she and had been but
hai 1a mssaas. a
M in a9Cy aa Ts is Of her week;
jury mss standing for Henry GFse Cape ise
css at m of Gns II Gas Hsnfy
one mast strnans on The pcha Of the . Cape hs brig
with dsm,sted vessel in inside of the Cape and
os Ra o Wind SOs fndns s b, aI
markets Thomas and all the windward Islands were
at SS SGpsS from
M sst s so S,a r @ n July
corn in %obashe bags 81 Is to 5e rice to e cents
s.@ge!s, Baea, Esq, Of st Thomas, Thomas Chap
Schr Union Bangs days from Providence. Saw Of the
s , Of vos loss
fore reported by sehr zenoba in distress IN tow of pilot
sehrs MiIliseni Tunnel II days from New York; john
Calhoun i Abbot s,; FIN Newport g., Np.se,., 49,.
KIckesson,
was before reported in distress.
Schrs Canton, Givoren days from Dighton; Eliza Aun,
psbrough 10 days from Albany; Jack Downing Fields,
fhilad Str Jewess Sutton, FIN Norfod off the Kappa
I'm f,ederiehsbqrs; off North Point ship at anchor
could not tell whether bound up down
I'D ship Elise, tBrel Koch, Bremen brig Argyle, Cook
1fS VALPARAISO and market; schrs Regina Hill Omste ad
bseoTpse jei Warsaw and Richmond Falmouth
Wood, Alexandria d q. sid shin Sihcinns Wilson for
so sn' an, naSk Ida Halet Boston big Rogers Will
MerSo Dset Briggs, New York; Romeo, Hawthorn
NYork. '' ino"as Lyo'a' os'
r, Sept ,-An brig Porto Rico souter from
allowei schrs wyoming. Willard Portland Martha Wash
gon BgsS % JOIN ltop Cox Deep Creek Fswa Day
sail schrs Cid brig Metamoa Finn for o,tons chs Tbpp.
Ireland Somers New York; Albert Hale sears IT, p,ov
dence; smith, Lodge, New York; Elizabeth R.as,an a.
inda,s CoTs9n' Do Go%mece Bird do Bird Clark
Albert Vua Nichols, do; Martha Washinrton P,. no.
do; Mary .su Fullerton, do; Hope frandy Fo.e
Providence. ''''ei'
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

96 NASSAU STREEr.
and Pharmacy etabshed the ssppression Of ausci.
seases Of private nature and confidently promise to
safe and psrmauent
m the oese are r ,,, male sp
suffering time may be n sS%s avcSd
ns d m hs the % the
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
T1 nP0RTaS and I'd M shi scq,s
Can have e 70 %sas
with ii ~
anne on and eMmsnt received elsewhere
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS.
the radical i cure Of glest .emn.
Thes. pills result weaty years esPeen enc IN the
hO;p de Sa os,ioq are
for all disease: Of the ureshra They sec, much
breath dssgresng with the stomach or so%
THE GfTSS sc PsBnT y Gy ~ a.,
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City of New York Is
Kind L AZ p,S 1sas
bic remedy for Impotence stey, baroness unless
single bottles 81 each of halfa dozen ST. carefully
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
Eoh the permanent Of primary secondary syphilis
o nd Or
All suspectng venerea tant remaining
er sS.. delay
aseese without thoroughly cleansing theiyscm with this
Justly celebrated Alternative. WIN ~
sold IN single bottles at 81 each in ecses ofhaf dozen
io % carefully PACKED and sent TO all the Union
STA ENST Ems sA 81
fsamseD BY Ihs New York College Of Medicine snd
ms Iehned and highly concentrated extract ali
@ recommended by the College superior
any extract OF Sasaparila at before the public.
om an impure state Of the blood auc az scroua and
sst tneum ring worm, botches pmpes, ulcers pain
pones or joints nodes cutaneous eruptous liberated
or any disease arising from the secondary effects
O. So iyphil ~! Or an injudfious use Of mercury
oc Q! IN single botties,m IS cents.
" IN cases ofhalfa dozen bottles ~ So
" dozen Il
sases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
Nb-A very liberal discount to wholesale pure haser
Ofhce open from A. NJ. to8P.M
a., WIS. RICHAR DsON M d.
aew rs Nassau street, New York
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MO CURE NO PAY-THE HERB DOCTOR.-!f any
N one has the Dysentnry. Summer Complaint, Cholera
care not how bad they may be- 4 there any remains or life
in the patient II he has even been poisoned BY FASH
hope fed and his body that the bones have
worked through the skin then when reduced Il
any child take IL he this by directions il fails
after the doctor says beyond the power med
Of the medicine Fail why i cannot isil- cures as cer
drop ram Throw aside your doubts come add we '~ Will SS
you pamphlet which shows some Of the astonishing
No 4, South Seventh street, Phsdelphis or TO No I'D
Broome street. New York Come one OF these placer II
pure herb medicines for all Diseases and curing thousands
You have we know have confidence in herb medicines
dant healing virtues that all the ingenuity Of could
produce but only God alone He made the thousand beau;
every side if the sick would gather and apply with
Judgment farewell to all disease Seventeen has the
from s% esh and he
hands Of Higher Power hambe Of curing
~sn patients lie cure:
yes least three hundred real rudoubted obecu
and MORE S.n other doctors in
the city q Philadelphia N9w you csp Sc in this ETY.
with medicine ire q yoaI ,dveI
!i.sd Pill. and sygsNo He would not a psat your better
one each mngg n 40 room
au21 lmsmc
To The NERy9Ys AMP I'd pEBILITATED;-PRo;
and Hyresn RenovstorThis medicine so long ceiebray
in Europe, has been found truly valuable ntroduc
iona debility arising from secret destuctye h,hn,
dysyepsa topidy Of liver functional arrangement of The
with local this medicine stands emnsn,
fo ITS virtues rcierences can be gved to various phycab
Assn oRRs s"csS' ' az ;'' Ta SS,s
suset' NsW Aork su2o I'm me =
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Sold. Stock on hand.
New York Cattle p,.rIct

SEPT. 2l-Ar MaRKEr-o00O Beef Cattle (about 400
from the South 10 Cows and Calves 4675 Sheep and
Lambs. ~
beei Catte-There was larger supply of Beeves at
market last week than there has been for year past
nu prices notwithstanding, fully equal those OBJ
famed the week previous About 800 only remain un
sold 81 So will cover all transactions
Cows and Calves come in slowly and the supplies are
ra'her ialing OF All offered last week taken at
from SIS, S25, to 500 "
sheep and Lambs-Sheep brought from 81, 81 So to
SS oo. Lambs from 70 cents to 81 75 800 unsold
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The CrOps.

The Henderson Kentuckion says that recent heavy
rams have ruined great portion of the tobacco crop
that section "
The wheat crop in Northern Wisconsin is an excellent
ono IN the central portions of the Territory about an
average and on the prairies in Rock, Walworth Ra.
cine counties and throughout the southern tier gener
ally, it Is very light The Prairie Farmer says tina,
through Middle and Southern illinois, Missouri and the
southern half of Iowa. the crop is very good but in
Northern Illinois and Michigan rather light As far as
we have noticed the quality OF the grain this year is by
inei. ~"
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Passengers Arrived.
workmanship Tuskna--J T. Schneider and lady


bhEMEs-Brg Joseph,ne-4O9 bars iron Beck & Hunck
boxes pkg Victor Achiles-l cases
nemer housmln5 do looking glasses Hanln Os heiner
= oox Blown Brothers X col pkg II Ward COS r
srnenlletsch2 Sperry- cases w Hoberton-iF Ger
sshs-i E,ekeL1 cases McKramer COL box Loewig K
Schneder-l cask Wagner- Schragg Koop x COLI hoy
20 order. ' - e'shS muse
not IEhDAM-Ship Tuskina-t0 flower roots q Da.
U.s. 40 bern schncha.dt-5 do George Meyer Song
% mdse Muller-l do Reimer & Micke.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.

TTNHE Propretors prepared furnish Holiness
Ranges to the trade set them up for priya.e families
boarding houses having purchased the right from
patentee manuacture and sell them Our experience
aud setting XII chen Ranges this city, for
the past eighteen years. in asserting that Holmes
kauge be surpassed for economy and
which they purchased and ii not they will be removed
free expense to the purchaser Numerous
range from Is to Is dollars.
Grates-Pario Office and Bed Room Crates of pat
terms.
Stoves-Hall, Office and Bed Room Stoves, stoveppes,
sc &c.
Tin Ware-B,ght plain. and apanned. They have
at all times ready to set CRATES, and boilers Also
smokey chimneys cnred-no cure no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
ProprietorS and Manufacturers, 70 Nassau street.
sig imt me
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

LIXUIU CULUKINU FUK THE HAIR, WHTS-
"A kERS &c.-s claims to patronage will be nm
Tered for dying the hair rs application is simple is effect
stroyng the elasticity OF the hair TO fancy store
keepe druggists, &c. IL will be found most desirable
ticc asthey with confidence recommend their
TONER'S and be troubled with complaints OF its dying
skin linen. twill rub of the hair and constant wash
only improves its appearance The color
and perfectly uniform entirely free from those unnatural
tin varying from the faded green royal purple
duced by the ordinary hair dyes In proof Of efficacy the
inventor prepared apply the dye whiskers por
ton the hair without charge those wishing purchase
proves satisfactory for which purpose he has private
rooms PREPARED only and sold Wholesale and retail by VIM
BATCIELOR, No. Wall street, near Broadway. Price
e double siIe 81 80 Copy the address. Sole agent IN Walk
inston Cttv. ,. H Gibbs. Psnn. avenue ar3 tnsre
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earooL CLAsslFrcATIoNs

ToBAoco1The business in general is not very brisk
though small sales are making daily For home CON
sumption our dealers able supply their customers
out oil their old stock and large transactions have
been made as yeti still pretty fair fall business is anti.
cpaed The following comprises the transactions of
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CGw m kGSCgAL.
New York, Monday. Sent, 8

New York, Monday, Sept. FL.
CorroN.-TLe high prices demanded by holders we
driven buyers for export entirely out of the market,
men, who have disposed of 1000 bales between them.
selves, and generally about outside quotation
IIyr O.
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PHiLADELPHIA, Sept 81, l54o.
The Hon. James Buchanan Secretary of State arrived
in the city yesterday and would have passed day or
two here but the announcement through the telegraph
that important dispatches had been received from the
squadron the gulf induced him to start at once for
Washington
revolutionary soldier Capt John spering is to be
inferred this afternoon with military honors. The Ma
tona Guards detailed TO pay the last honors TO the
departed hero His remains to be inferred at Laurel
Hill.
The eectoneering campaign is about to open with
much vigor Meetings Of the various parties that divide
our voters are now nightly taking place the outskirts
OF the county, and wing rally is come off at the Chi.
nese Museum ON Wednesday evening. The natives are
bestirrng themselves in the upper and lower district
and the two other parties not much behind them.
man and woman, named Samuel Hollow and Bar.
beta shermer were committed to prison Saturday
charged with having absconded from New York with
the furniture and effects of Mr. Morris Park Kenhemer
a Jew pedar, with whom the woman had been living as
housekeeper. The property all recovered The
fugtves had entered the bonds of matrmony and were
on their wedding tour when traced to their boarding
house by the Infatuated owner.
The advance in the prices of stocks which was evil
dent on Saturday was not maintained to day. State SIS
which were bought freely at o. were sold to-day at $685.
and closed at 663a.
Sales OF stocks at Phiiadelphia.
SEPT. 2l-FIRsr BoARp-No sales.
AFTER SALEs.-500 u. 3. Bank Notes, 76l6
SECOND BoARp-S500 u = Loan 6s 1906; 10 Gsrd Blk e5<;
400 oo Sy ., Ds 10 Morris Canal IA 5000 State 66S
Reading RAILROAD, 3l7S.