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The New York herald., 1846-04-11

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The news by the packet ship Northumberland came
through last night, and the establishment Of Messrs
Taylor Co, your agents. 10 besisged this morning to
obtain copies Of the Herald, with iul digest Of the
news Though only few days later it is sought after
with great svidity.
To-day thsiGood Friday Of the Christians and the
first day of the Passover of the Jews and is therefore
general holiday and church day smong those that
spare the time from their daily avooatons attend
Messrs A. A, Phelps and c. D. Cleaveland, who we're
tate with the Governor Of Marya and the of
the slaves spirited away by him. that he might obtain
pardon have made perfect jacks of themselves After
the Governor and parties Interested by requiring that
he should be given in Phadelphia before the money
could not have been recovered them they have fallen
back on to the prepoerous idea that they could obtain
going die in days. snd nns that
he be pardoned and allowed to 80 home and die. The
fact IT, Mr. Tcrreys health =: but little worse now than
but ike most such crssIy DOORS. he bids fair
made s. Phelps wa. onss
right insult to the State, and had Gov Pratt have
lodged that his imprisonment resulted from mercensry
views rather than volstion Of law. They hung up
golden bait In Philadelphia, and thought that the Co.
vernon would rush to clutch it. Now, IT, az have fre
queny advised before the friends Of MIR Torrey will
place these funds In the hands of Mrs. Torrey let her
come on here alone and rely the counsel and advice
Of the warm and ardent friends 0laveholder that she
made in this city at the time Of the trial. his release
would be speedy and certain. The very idea Of negota
ting with avowed abononists such as Messrs. Cleave-
land and Phelps 10 repugnant TO the feelings Of Mary
lander but his wife could here such mission
the of the heart rather than the head
and could procure subscriptions from shareholders
themselves, to obtain the required funds, with much
facility and rspidy than the small squeezed
out Of the pockets Of aboonsts has been. Mr. Torrey
himself does not think that he is going to die very
shortly least and loudly condemns the pursu-
ed by Messrs. Cleaveland and Phelps
The Rev. Nathan Richardson, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in the 10th year died yesterday,
in this city.
Business continues very brisk and city crowded
with Southern and Western merchants.
The Front Street Circus closes tomorrow night the
season being now winding up with benefits.
THE MARxErs-The flour market is wholly without
vy both buyers and eers waiting anxiously for the news
by the Unicorn Small sales OF Howard continue be
made 81 ~ City Mills are held IS, but Sales
OF good to prm red wheat making at 81 o. 81 00
br,he Whiskey is selling with dull demand, at 2ah for
Srocx BoAsDssioe City s Is9o s5; $4,000 do do OK;
state closed at 5 asked bid City
Railway shares left OF at II for sale, l6k bid
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Passengers Arrived.
Coax-Shp Adirondack-Niss Margaret Higgins, Miss Eli
"a usgins-is9 in stsersge
LoNDor-Ship Philadepha--G Glaasow-ll in steenge.
NEw ORLsArs-Ship Vcksburg-David Miller, wifs and
children. Miss Alice Johnston-30 in stecrage.
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N. n, B.,.ImI ,.rSs.d ns.s; g. ae ~, :ash ihin!
Mr. s1S!r friend sd una.rtana hi.
By ysioas the bank he saved ~" the
Of thai which broush, On i uamss
rSfI sas Sm r a.s
he did not bssv. shs. The House had sh to cali
= s:i;
.. a h%, i'm, Il Gt.asss, & ssA''s'' s'e'
to o he money for
,os-so to refer only 70 an improper Of it'll
MI. isoEssoIl~~Thss isau
to e .'s any ss ns a., 10 wosa
prove @ to ,s, public Ia Other eoaa.rs.
os saS . 4: Sd s,s r. &. foreign
h eIei Ssi Sssa afsSas
had 70 the information from
ns pupe sight would be abfeach Of faith TO tell what
Mr. SGsss:o., ifi.ins!-Nc cent applied
ofhs money being thus used The gentleman totally
u we s:'y no,
sSn psIs a, T s.ow that he. nad
ken ana cst Of the be spilled eoIrup
Mr. ISoEssolI, Tin his sea.)-I hope 50.
M Z !, d.s saed to lmpeach the former Secretary
Mr. IreERsoLL, (quickly l-Whatifhe isl
Mr. BAyLYThe Senate Of the United States expe him.
but there rgnt this House of I'M
peachmen against Senator. We have nothing to with
his acts Senator, but Secretary Of satc IL de-
to know how the there
another mode Of ascertaniaG by committee Let one be
appointed and the gentleman from Penuslva be lis
members lfIheard ssh the resolutions wordcd in
the usual way.
assert the Of the House all the secretary
TO maze the communication.
Mr. the case imp ssible for the House
TO the resolutions You call the Secretary
efence 70 thr gentleman can't do t u Of the qnes
lfyou Ike J let the Pre- ident usual
way and for the f parbe with the
pablo interests
AIR MckAy with the permission Of the gentleman read the
laws on the subject OF service The first
passed IN s1 and enacted in 1870 and he read from docu
and Isl3
MIR Bovp proposed amendment which Mr. Ingerso ae-
cepted Provided ht documeut matter requested 10
be amshed by the foregoing rssoluon which, opinion
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The Markets Mericaw A6ars-IRs Spring Races.
Since the reception Of the foreign news, business
has been rather dull and the fall IN the price
cotton, which took place Immediately after its re-
ception, has still remained the current rate. The
sales Tuesday amounted to about 500 bales at one
quarter per cent reduction and yesterday amounted
$500 bales at the reduced prices There has been
pretty fair enquiry, to-day and up to the present
same rates imagine that they will reach sooO before
the days business closes nour market exre me-
ly dull
citing general interest to-day and the general impress
sion to be- that there will be nght on the Mex
Of all
comes before O'Clock, and will take 10 obtain
the latest intelligence, and appri:e you Of it.
The weather s ne, and cucumber peas and all such
truck, are toerably plenty The theatres are doing
pretty fair business. learn that you to have the
French opera company at Niblo's In June.
The spring races commenced over the Meta irie
course, and some pretty sport expected gold cup
wa. to have bssn run for but By some juggling
seems to be good deal Of excitement about the AFFAIR
SANDWICH IsIANps.-Capt Cartwright, Of the
whale ship Helen, which arrived on the 9th instant
at Sag Harbor from the Sandwich Islands, reports that
when he Left Nov. 2, the merchants at the Sandwich
Issnas were very extravagant in their demands for
The markets were well supplied with cottons and such
articles a our ships usually take for barter and a.
nothing but money would be received in return for
supplies tbs masters obliged TO keep their goods
and draw on their to meet heir bills having
premium o 70 per cent for their money -Beson Jour
DRoUeHT IN BRAzn.-A letter received in this
city from PeTnambuco, dated Feb. II. states that
the Northern Provinces of Brazil werc suffering severe
from drought and that muttudes Of cattle were dying
,Od van. o. water yssstaton was in some places al
crops OF cotton and sugar would suffer very severely
BosfoS Mercsntsie, .apri9
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1916
.aitempt to Burn Burtsn's Theatre.

PHLADELPHIA, April 10, 1916.
.aiiempt to Burn Burtsns Theatre.
An attempt was made about o'clock this morning, to
burn down Burton's thestre Arch st. shed in therear
Of the building consumed and the flames extended
the roof and room part Of which destroyed
Tho energy Of 6remen stopped the progress Of the
connsgrston. before any very greet damage DONE
The performances Of this evening will not 1t is sad be
interrupted by the accident Incendiarism, beyond
doubts some nextinguishable hatred to Burton the
part OF some scoundrel.
Good Fridsy-no courts in session-weather heavenly
and the streets well filed with ladies'.
Sales or Stocks At Philadelphia.
FRsr BoARp-50 shs Commercial Bank, ST; Camden and
Ambey KR, i22; $5ooe County 5s. 60; DID, %; $1,000
Reading NR bonds, cash. H.
.ArTER BoARD-5o shs Reading RR, rw. N,I; 50 do
5ds s2x.
srcosp BoAap-$looo State S. s7k: $50 do Reading RR,
30; do Man Mech Bk 25x-
ATrER BoARplo0 shs Girard Dk 9X SO 900 State S. 68
do GirsYd Bk.
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SHAFER Il CO..
\ ATT. .nRO ANn mn XnE " n Z
READ THE FOLLOWING.
ADVERTT2EMENT
COLLEGE
AND'PHAR.MAC
So NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES


and Pharmacy ss.ablisSed for the .spprer g q Med
nsture and can confidently promi,e al disease.
msS,cs . sas and cure without II
paraeulary to make appIicssis y, ~
S OF those diseases vast smount OF ~
Cosss with he So.n o,
ton Spy ,0 % tss sn1e cftho,e attends for COZ
+ Is S;ss1e; TsxrDs:p.
sona spplcatons have forwarded to them chest cor
hs, al meues Isqa.lte 70 perform radical cure BY st
,scnon and treatment received ssswhsrs. Il any and
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
Ok ne rsdicsl cure OF Eonorrhna ree seminal emiss
Charlie 10 Paris. pronounced BY their ceiebrasd invs
the usS they ee, n.at,De enf ,snsdy FOR al disease
any other remedy without aintns BREATH sasresins
CONSTIIUTlONAL DEBILITY CURED
.sd s.l@,eS as srssssss ss n As SSss
ss.s sssny sdnss... !. @
remedy mpossnes sseriy Or baIrsnnsss. unless Ssp
Single bottles 81 each c.ses Of half dozeo Is e.,ef
packed and sent to aii parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERATIVE MIXTURE
EORthe permanent cure Of primary or secondary 81 o
- vsnerial ulcent nodss or any ccmplaipt Produeed
We
All psrsens suspeeting veneial aint remaining tbe
tenn should use this powerful purifier with del ~ A NJ
consider himself safe after having the ~;
without thoroughly clsansns the system with this justly
Sold n single bottles at 81 each in ease, n hr
VI carefully packed and to all parts Of the un,on
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsA
klLLAs GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS.
pMEPARED by the Nsw York COLLEGE Of Med;ciu,
rnnmsfy for the suppression OF qu sckery
Refined and h,shy extract
ymy quales an9 curative powers Of the above herbs II
by the College infinite,
ezra OF sssaparls at present before the public End
reee on as certain remedy for all diseases arising from
pure state bleod such as scrofas salt rheum rins
o.o.ehes or plmplss, Ulcers pain the joints nc
cuaneous erupons throat any dsssse
,om me secondary effects Of syphilis njudcIous
Sold in single bottles, at rs eeuts
:. IN csscs Of half dozen bottles, 81 80
Que dozen IS 90
Uses forwarded 70 all parts OF the Union.
Mb-A very liberal disccgntt wholesale purchasers
d&wre w. 8 RICHARDSON, NJ.
u The Concentrated Extract Of Sarsapariila,
tan and Sassafras, also for sale AZ 7s Divsion
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Sales OF STOCKS 1t Boston,
BRoKEss Board APRIL s3shs Mereh Blk, lot; do State
Bk 6ok; 10 Boyton BIZ 81 g DO Old Colony kR, oaKs do
Boston and Providence mr. l09& 50 do East Boston Co.
IS DO Long leland RR q .4iM 50 DO Norwich Worcester
SECOND BoARp.-75 shs Norwich * Worcester RR, 81: IS
do Long Island RR. A.; IS do Western RR, 81 81 do Mer
chants Blk, los1S lo3A
Mr.. SLlDKLL.-The impression has been pro-
duced by letters received yesterday from Vera Cruz
that the st. Marys will bring Mr.. Sde Immediately to
the Balize, instead Of Pensacola His arrival will there
FORE be anxiousy expected until the st. Marys makes
her appearance IN. O. Pic, .8pr,l g.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

-u4NUEaCToRT) Shore Caiisshn STREET,
100 North 5til 80. philadelphia
THNE subscriber finished and oden for Ie. handsome
vehielts OF the fasASH
Roekaway and tSnya Wagons Of
SEks, York HsgoHs with without
which win dispose the rasoaabe An desenp
Vehicles made oder and warranted to be Of the best
tefas and worknis nshp.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase OF The
above articles To call and examine before purchasing
elIrwhere.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory rarraA,ed for
year.
pJ Having received the SILVER MEDAL being the highest
awarded. Exhibition OF the Funkn Institute,
for the superiority Of workmanship Ia his line which
four wheel goLaas trusts that il will be tueien reeommen
daiion for the supeI '9rily OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 NOrh Finh street, above caIowhIl Philadelphia.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YouI
Dbl, E- OWN STATE d.

FVNB Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand their
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
Of superne, and folded and
DAT ruled and plAn also medium printing enveop and
wrapping OF various sizes the wholesale
which they invite public attention assured that In quality and
their viii bear with the production
They oriesfo
description o that the market ther customers
require Merchants dealers requested call
Al innde fort ha NH Ia n
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar To Portsmouth d Norfolk,

AND
FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BAITIMOREi
BY the James River and BAY Boafs.
49, The swift and comfortable boats Cur
1850 PRICK and ALIeE, Captains John DAVIS and
Bnugh, leaves the WHAT Roekes alternately every nom
ing Sundays eIeepedl O'Clock Norfolk
and meet Of the Bay Boats Hampton for Bao-e
3o'clock.
Returning, the Curtis Pset and Alice Nor alter
naey every (Sundays excepted oeck meet one
Of ihc Gas Boats from Baltimore, and nin-s on
the river, going aud returning.
Passengers going nom Relo-d Petersburg by ehssp
and comfortable whavr hne spcndh scenery
on James about Hampton Road Portsmouth Norfolk
RaP and Old Pon' Com!ort. and arrive in Baltimore by
the next morning without loss seep either OF the
many routes asior there that ard
ngton CITY To breakfast; Baltimore
anf r'turn that evening O'Clock tho arrive IN
Petersburg the evening ~ O'Clock, Richmond by bali
past o'clock making the round iP B-uose
Richmond Ia les Than three days
Passage aud Pare from Richmond Petersburg 70 or from
Portsmouth Norfolk. breakfast and dnuer 90
Passage and Fare from Richmond Petersburg floa
Baltimore creakfasi and dHner the River Eoats,
supper and lodging on the Bay Boats neluded) S. 90
oc y HAsKISS A. LIBBY.
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STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN d co. are in re-
- eeipt OF an unssuany vel GOODS,
eomptns every variety suited county anons
which W
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ombfe shade Cashmere Ind Mou,-fns
Rich Oregon. Cadiii,R andC smantne Paids
Piaid Merno Cashmerss
Rich satin striped Tibet DO.
Bh and eotfAipaeas
Bk and satin strPeddo
Boubszines Capes AMI ropins
Ret RuRe Ombre r. D'so. siss
Rich Pekin Faeonne do
Rich Gro lie Napea Ciaes
Together with variety
New Style slks f,on s5c 10 81 per yatd
White and cold embd nuslin Robes
Preach ENID Collar. Ch=m.sts, Cape.
lnfants' Fruet Bodies. Sleeves. nc
ornbte shaded Ciostinr,
Bk French Ctpth an ,rSin.re.
sls, satin aud m rno Yes
satuet,, isled kerscy- esbl.
PLAID iinssy white sni = Filnncls
White Dounns We'ca nkiog and Canton Fanncls
Servants Whitney and inland bound bed Blnkets
sk and merin1 Hoscsy, Gioyss, fancy slk Criyats
Heavy woo bt and eord III cnbd
White AMI cord embd Case sei,fs something very pretty
-ALSO-
Cirpcungs, Rugs aud BOekn.s.
FORAGE at Wholesale and retail
&C " No 30 WEST MAIN STREET
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NUMBER 100.
TO rA"nE"s COUNTRY rrncnAsr.,

I'D fAnNEHS COUNTRY uERcHaNr-
AND OrHERS.
ru1s. ~ zee nchen al Pesti-s diary ss.rc.
w sno-eroer ~ ae nat.f % NJ u~ 81. An NJ
- Ter NJ greatly r-.nc.d p-iee-- - ~ '' ~
400" JAd- heavy tcub1. Ker.ey for Nrsro Men, sA
V0' Tara' plain ,nd s'ired asey fer Women. sL.A,.
-, H. In Store for Fsl purchaser:
700 heivy r-sdy made Kef-y coa,.
1oo pairs do 80 do Pas.
S"V r'eees Brosau. With a--ortm-yt NJ ,c.,.- - a.
SHOES equal IN n he narhet - ~ '"' ""s
ceapete 'sts % wsroa harness two ho,. with r 49,,
WAGON Harness IN portions - ~ WV sh'
Warranted AEes. very superior
tsn VIII A. Pans whrat R,,. R.1,f~.,.,..- %,
FURNITURE OF dinrnt Aiuds ""''0'es anu
z, y. 81 rsn'en'aIy superior arisLs OF is,r MIN
S"n's' Wsfnn-. Days, @ rts. - "'
AooVs are eneted on accommodating t.,w- ,rs nr,
H. rie-i tdias 70 aayo's Bndxc " - NV '' w.
- $50 JAs. c sPorrs. A.-., p-uy.
NJ" ShEt NssOAr AND RAIL Oaur.Nc -,
BALTIMORE VIA PIsEy POINT
VIE public are he'th by notified that IN. ohoy,
Inc Wi Be d -oo'nu-d fer III after ND instant s,,
De te'.n n ear the slrirE WHEN IL will :. run A.,
".eSy OF Cay " u Fatonar- 'to-ii iaS,ry Il WV w
---e.e u. SHARP. - mt rrsn- partaticu
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CHEAP ! CHEAPN CHEAPHI
s.. ANOTHER SUPPLY.

. T. Il A T. III b T. X 24rH, 1876.
" r. are now opening another supply Of Boots
' and Shoes suitable TO- the FALL TRADE bought uneo,
nD me manulaeiure whirh Mems h.a
prfeh bcpss' ~ 10 to IL; Mems prime .ewed War
BOYS aTge srEes made style G-nsmrus douLs .oI
wAff poo boots nsilcd and Ace
@ dfes scots vsy cheap Getessns Morocco ert,
Ia.' heHssnd soys kip MOnoe,. rKe sz-s 10 ~ 10 ~
- very cheap LADIES hns calf large SIZE
me eaI rheh WsrE shoe. be uapuGae
naor broad Wenen .s~ ed and pegred large sile-
hDfs boots End Sh1e-
ihe We A@i aerebsHs returning from III, North
coates That they much ehed hey eoud by
ucn IN fhhadelpbs New YORK rrEp.etury inv. Ne,
ean an want OF Boos sees they ever
" enc see nm Fcm our long N. shoe bu
snof =" nose iha have been ensagt business a short
eno"s Afgs Retail business Merchsnfs,urh
sizes - III miy ask l. 70 sI1as cur e9rs s.e
you buy PTrrSPy a a. ,TTSs
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FARTHER SUPPLY,

aF"t'E " NM 8tAUtsN WhoIeNnfc nnd HctnIl-
Very CbeRpi
Rl Schooner Lowell from Boston, the sub.
- s;Ibe has receive additional supply u Boot. ana
which ADDED 10 be Stock violsy hand r,srs his
much more extensive and 'ahe wAisb respectfully in
Ses ire attention r County Merchants pm ren
VIII - -sgranee that hsy viii BE- std WY loWs pres
Au,o1E.t those Just received are the forasns, viz
h,ns ezra teavy thick ~ EEed brorars -veryTr me
DO MEDIUM ara low priced p,sgud BrpEans
10 heavy stiehld a0of Brorans
Do lined and Jou-d stwed BroEanE 70 n
To do pegEed DO stoIa
DO stout Cafssin tsssd Boots
10 90 Scasan 20 O.
Women Leather rsEsed WsHs4tos
- Coiiskln Buskns
Bss's stout Calfssin scwtd BroEaus
DO thick pcgGei Bfogans
Also, hesh supPy Of Haif Trunks-au see
JUDAH MYERs
- ~ No. ~ West Main sirst
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANLEMEHY.

NEW RAILROAD AND STEA uf5oAT LINE
between Rtchhond and Norfolk, Perts.uouti,
Old Point Comfort, &c Port YaIthnII.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 CeE -, INCLUDING NEALsl
kIHNHE public IS hereby notified that
SsezEssz. Il the quick and beautiful steamer Angus
To- ~h,eh Is IA the osi complete day and night
h snd Unsurpassed IN hrr aceOHaodst running
tween ron "AAl and Norfolk Car iron,
Richmond aud Peer.burs, ia Of esa.s Gag f
dag zsG's.
Pssengsrs leaving Richmond N MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS,
snd FRIDAYS Al 5! A. NJ bats the Augusta ana
arrive at Norfolk sbcut o'clock ~ Rrturnns THE hlru,,
leaves Norfolk ~ 81 on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and "A.
IuEOhfS passengers reakarg baan at Pom
Waiih1l al hall Pas ~ aud al R:ohm1nl abuut Up. ~
IL VIII be perceived from the above, and
erpeuous Ee visiting busine4 the
opportunity OF uaaHacrg and returning the boat OF nr
morning - As tn be abseut from their single t oa
The Augusta viii stop the ardings James River 10
te IN and pGi ou' way travel and at other points
where signal Is made
foprieio 70 Keep Phis line permanently accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner and
AZ the lowest rates.
For farther information tickets freight apply Depot Of
he lHehmona and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent. NJ
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View Goods this day REGENCY.

X ZEN ~ co. have now The largest stock oG
roi ready made Cio;hpr exhibited in this CIV ,,d
onens great Inducements Casiome,- which nr
seJ ean my ptoye By ealing hsv. now IA. "a,
ooos among our sock which srasonls. ard
- i"r and which have taken great pain. 10 Ia We
e ~ pii n1sfanta b.ek -ir
ooue breasted sack, hsavy low pr
Ahn hedsin tweed hrsn- Coay. black aneg cashier
ff'no Nestnts o. an quaiU- under a1d prsw.s,
sIsienssf seAr Cloves. Crasais all uf which v W -e
P''es' as The same quality goods any North
80 KEN co.
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GORDON q SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
S0 HHDS. ST. CToix, Porto Rico and Orleans
OO Sugars
IS boxes LOAF, crushed puIverzsi Sugars
a5 toIes and bags Havana and Brazil sugar
so hhds moisGrs, part prime
20 half bb,s Sugar holie and Orleans Molasscs
$40 bags Rio, iaguia and lava Coffee
. bllSs Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowder Tea, part very superior
hafehests Black do
Tel in 8 sad II 10 boxes
300 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boxes Sperm IN Taliow Candies
10 bags Pepper aLd Pinenio
10 bags Ginger
200 kcgs Nails
$50 bags Shot
so kegs "DupOnrs" Powder
200 Ieams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 saeks Salt
Cheese IN casks and boxes
200 doE BED Cords and Leading Lines
as dor Painted Buckets
so doz BrOoms
5000 lie Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so blgs Feathers
900 Nova Scotia Grndstones
Glass s1O and iONi2
Spem. Pit and Tanners oil
Cotoa Yarns salpeJre, Coppeas, Alum
Indigo, Nader starch, Wick. Irvine, &c &c
RON-1OO swedos, English TedcgaI and Country
pfising nearly all sizes round fat and square
Sheet Iron. Neil Rods
STEEIs-AmarlcaD and English Blistered
Mayors Cast and Shear Steel
Tin PBATBS-26T boIes Tin Plate, 1914 1890
COPPER-20OO lbs BFaziers, SheathinE and Bolt
1000 lbs Wire, escorted sizes, from No. 10 rs
Zinc, BAT and Sheet Lead, &c &C. SCI
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unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed be-
tween the parties.
9 An advertisement marked the copy for specified
number OF viii be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly. ' -
W Regular Advertise nm cnts.-To avoid any misun-
derandng the Of Annual Advertisers
state dss that their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Esate Legal and all other Advertisements by
them To be an additional charge and no variation
a1 Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements to be
Inserted by the but 10 be charged the usual subject
sueh discounts rs shall be agreed upon. ,ta .'
W hueoneers bookseller and yearly advertisers generally
engaging with privilege Of change, shall
their yearly week insert than the
agreed standing rule under the and all
exceeding such amount 10 be charged the usual rates
inserted the semiweekly Wing a rs
OF is lines less for the frat insertion and so
per square for each continuance. "' .
July Isl, ls4S.
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RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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RANnIN a NyuUTIOCK

Oh DOZEN Painted Buckets, daily expected
~ ger scar u Taour-os. ana 70, Nv by
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

DORTO RICO SUGAR.-2O hhds. Porto ri
n 60 Sugar 10 store, and for sale BY
ms BissEtLh MeCAHprsn
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TERMS.
dairy Papers 81 per annnm single copy S. for
Owe copies $50 wrsxls single "; five sS
eopscs for sl5-Always advance he
made Of tho Publishers evidence
aien Of the depoae Of letter he Post oee containing
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NJ Il have Superior Faint Nils pattern which have
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