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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE a r AP HIC.
BUFFALO, Monday evening


Flour experienced a decline to-day. Sales were
made of Calhoun, Battle Creek and Homer flour
at $475; Eagle Mills at $40; mixed Michigan
al S4,6S. Wheat.-Some sales of Canada wheat
have been made at 81 cents per bushel. Mess
Pork sold at $40 25 The brokers refuse to take
Commercial Midland District notes
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TARRINa A LAwYEa,-On last Saturday evening,
one of the most high-handed outrages took place
Broadway, Fell's Point 1t appears that Mr. Gordan,
ayoung member Of the Baltimore bar had instituted in
behalf of the steward OF the bark Margaret Hugg a
libel obtain wages alleged to be due from this vessel
On the above evening he was sent for by Capt Hugg,
of the owners of the vessel and accordingly about
eight o'clock proceededto Capt Huggs residence, east
side Of Broadway. After interview with Capt H. he
proceeding home when in Broadway he was seized
by powerful men, and while held him. tie other,
knocking his hat off, deliberately poured bucket full Of
tar the top of his head filling his hair clothing and
person me par.tss i1 neo hnt oeias u
been their object, is perfect mystery-Bah Clipper,
Ocf 10
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CO MI M f II CIAL.

New York, October IL.
ASHES were in good demand yesterday, and the mar
ket closed firm at Saturdays prices.
NCorToN-The market continues inactive and sales mo-
derate-on those effected to-day lower prices have been
accepted; although the sellers at decline few yet
they are sufficient for the demand. We continue to
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LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIoNs.
.ep Orleans

FLoURThere very little done in the market yes
terday dealers holding back for late advces from
Europe. Genesee is held at SIS 564 SIS 62; Michigan
at SIS so a SIS 56Z There is nothing doing in grain
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

; out Of the city Of HARTFORD Conn., The house stands
distant minutes walk 1t is double house. of
brick four floor with large portco in front and
built few with bafhlng and every other
modern and inthe substantial
The stable and barns directly u he rear OF the house.
with fruit of the kinds residence
for gentleman wishing retire from the city could be
found account Of the beauty Of the surrounding
the society Of the it6 Of education
quarter of mile dstant) the of York
and Boston at all seasons ofthe wear.
Halt the purchase msney can remain mortgage for
length time be paid instnents suit the purchaser
Apply LEONARD w. KIP,
100 Broadway, New York, or
o. 2weodsrc Rev. WIN, KIP, ALBANY.
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nERr1AN PBYSICIAN-DR. HEINE, No. 70 Dune
" sree most respectfully informs the public, that he has
" 70 once practice srens sborng under chronic affections
such diseases Of the spne bones JOINTS ulcers scrofua
mecunai diseases, sretures piles &c Ase, certain dis
eases TO which the liable IN all large cities
clan, aad member OF the MEDICAL faculty. olO lmsrc
SANFOkDS AT 1T AGAIN.
TIME TAILORING BUSINESS carried ON formerly by
Wm.Marthlessen fulton be contluu
ed Sanford and the public and
friends now the time for have just purchased
euIe new stock u French English and Belgian Cloths ld
OF and thar able
desirable which will be up TO order to suit the
difficult fashion, and workmanship Also full
Of genemens OUTLINING shirts drawers
bosoms, collars suspenders, umbrellas, &c. all Of whch
sell low they be bought cpry
Come and sea SANFORD BROTHERS
l27 Fulton ST., next Herald ofhc>.
MARCUS b. SANFORD,
ANaoN Y. SANvaRD. sl9 Ina rh
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Ships Adelaide Adams, Havana, spoford Tieston Co
Ansen, Barkman Charleston. u sutton; Martha Washing
ton, Doane Mobile n ID Hurlbutt Co-Bsrk Ellen Angus
IA, Mcintyre BJew6ed, Bunker PIsce-Brgs Cleaner,
LockhArt Windsor, Ms, Winnctt; Sarah, CHISHOLM, 81
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substance; them: and Other .ymS.ons vel
s 70 s
their isdsiSs. remedy :f oI%:S sSss ioS
cure s1eas numbers who have .s:d
ns 5" s apSy %s1
be the best criterion Of e1cesnes remedy
THIS syrup is also the best preparation which be
q Il he
i3:, 8: NV EfAs Rso ' '''.dE:E s:Iss'
OUACKERY IN. NEW YORK:-,Dr. COOPER, Duane
h aaasts
b. CoosEs-s.I-Lsss July contracted ssdi.ea.e, and
70 who n g u
getting worse tried one after another ali the advetz
doctors. and each promised cure isnsh
Ssrs nc, dostos concluded 70 the hc:pis. where
~ ssf
now we and rsssorsd to perfect health wish pub.
% iass refer TTiaos GREEN BreL.ys Harlem
3Ssn: :,Tssi n..5 GS:sns% :asia
q r. s
Of S :9S
ss PsS ss n G'I = ass @
Your durable. Constitutional Weakness sometimes
ss s Sg q q .sss
Sy;s:R:s %s:: :sI 3 s:sI
society," only .ynpso@ sSn pm s
He warrants cure every case or no charge Mild and
cured in days Post paid letters containing
g. for advice attended to- DR. JOHNSON Is regularly
educated Physician and surgeon % lm*r
MEEN FUN! MEEN FUNM MEEN FUNA
THE CELEBRATED Chinese Skin Powder, pesronixed
y bv Her Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness
Prince Albert and used the nursery OF royalty and by the
several sovereigns and Europe Ladies of this
country longer be under the dssreeabie
disorder, Messrs HOBBs CO., No. wall street hav.
recently imported this the above
valuable addendum the toilet The substances is white
powder entirely from all mineral prepared
sey herbs and fragrant exotcs Of nsstmable
DELICATE and sgpy whOu!
tendency to irritation Of the .tn and d::pee: seklss
r. BE- had whelss:s Sf the i%po,tsr HOBBS CO,
Kstchu% Fulton street; c. H RinE iss broadway, Y
chemists and in New York. and all the principal
cities of the United States in boxes-prce j. and g.
SIS 1m*r
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DANCING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY,
81 HOWARD STREET,

SfGNOkA and SIGNOR FERRERO. will reopen their
school on Saturday the 10th Of October Days 2ftu
uon Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and Thurs
days; q, haPass three 9elSck for young ade: and
Dancing and Watzing Class for Gentlemen. Wednesday
and Saturday at O'clock Walking Class for
Rsdowas will be laugh! in the abevensn.ioned Cls':s:
vate lessons and Boarding Schools puncuay attended
Ineo I'm
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aste he is opposed by wbig Mr.. Coleman, and Mr.
Hong head native At the last Congressional election
in that district John H. Campbell native was elected,
most of the wings joining in his support Brown is the
free trade candidate or should rather say favor of
the tariff Of He is opposed by two tariff candidates
Mr. Coleman whig, and Hr Hollingshead, native. "
they both continue in the neld Charles Brown may be
elected but If the tariff party unite upon Mr. Holdings
head. Mr. Brown will certainly be defeated In the
fourth district Charles j. Ingersoll is the democratic,
Judge Conrad the whig. and Mr. Lttel the native
dates in the field Charles J. Ingerso will in all pro
liability, be elected At the last election Mr. Shearer
the then native candidate within l60 ITO votes of
Mr. lngersoll most Of the wings having voted for Mr.
Shearer. Col Dufhed the wing candidate having only
received about 700 votes II the wings and natives shall
Tuesday but candidate c. Ingersoll stands
no chance Of being elected
Some say that Mr. Littel, the native candidate will
withdraw and thus give Judge Conrad the chance Of
being the sole competitor of MIR Ingersoll One the
other Of them must withdraw they will, by their OBJ
stinacy, elect c. J. Ingersoll.
IL is evident from what have written, that il Mr. In
gerso shall be returned to the next Congress- it will
be account of the wings and natves each running
candidate against him.
There is dispute among some of the wings about
Phiadelphia-some thinking the councils ought, and
others that the Councils ought not 10 subscribe the
Philadelphia Central Railroad Company The Canal
Commissioner Mr. Foster, has quite strong opposition
to him in the interior Of Pennsy ania from some Of the
strong of the democratic party His only chance Of
election lies with the natives II they shall vote for
their native candidate, they WILL by this course most
probably elect Mr. Foster the democratic candidate for
Canal Commissioner.
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Noasrwssr c0aHsa o. EUIroH Am NAssAp srsssy
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.

HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.
Corner Brosdccv and Maiden Lane.
THE Subscribers thankful for the they have
celved since they have succeeded Messs Howard In
the above extensive and popular most respectfully ask
continuance of the same, with the that
house the city better calculated for comfort and
nence other establishment will there be
disposition manifested all times the public
probation. THOMAS x WHITE.
au7 2m3taw*rc
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER ~.


81. . .sss :.
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Foreign Ports.

ANTIGUA Sept 2In port brig George Henry fin NYorkA
Just arr, the only Am vessel In port. "
MONTREAL Oct 9-Arr barks Pearl Chalmers London; La
DIV seaton, DuIl do brig British Princess Mather, Gas
gow CID barks Rory ONoorc McMaser Liverpool; Bri.
Campbell Miller Glasgow.
ships Co,omandel MConne Liverpool: Woodbridge Poul
London Consbrook Mcguire Belfast baks Nicaragua
Marshall Gloucester; Antigua Packet, Forsyth Whteha.
ven; brig Susannah. F1eck London.
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s6lmsm
--,,,-. ~, 49,,
phnIVvAaTE Disc OF THE PHILA.
NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. The Members sf
the College Of Medicine having had extensive
eIperlerce both IN u5ops sn4 9a this copsnspt every
iorm Of DELICATE DtSEA DO confdenty and sis
cere promise TO the afflicted speedy safe and permanent
cure based ON te most modern and setonthc pyncipes
aud West Indies. WHO have been sbOnF
bcnes and JOINTS mescurisi and skin diseases, erupons,
chronic rheumatsm Sc &c The result Of the sbuse in
giving mercury lnJuoicous treatment, and unpardouable
quackery. -
,. rAhIlCOLAh NOTICE.
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FINE BLACK TEAS.

FINE BLACK TEAS,
small packages, very low pricesa great variety
Of which OF extraordinary quality, just re-
ceived.
tlladob and Sherry Schedau din superior
old Rum and choice Brandies. in wood Or glass:
For sale by N. BLOOD0OOD,
SIT lmkr Fine n
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Sks1HER DsE 81 a 2 s
to s ssss b.s $ q
psI.sn. IsquSns medical treatment safe ana psS%sssS,
business nyalids particularly requssts make spp.
ma y ss..
Uus d The members Of the con
tnGse Complaints attends for consultation daily from AMI
F5R44SF ' r. M sSu
have forwarded to them Hsss
tanning A; medicine IsGus,e 10 perform radical cure
time Of eonss!io1 and Isat%sni received elsewhere
vELPEAU's sPECYFIC PILLS
al s 'Ss
Hospital :: Charlie Paris;
% he %
an s sI 10:
Hk c TSST pnILY G S
M:a,eins and Pharmacy q the ciiy q New York,
q sss
bic remedy for Impotence. erlty barrenness uness
Single bo,les 81 each of hafa dozen IS: carefully
packed. and sent to all parts ofthe Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
81 ass or
em thoud use this powerful purifier without delay as no
can CONSIDER himself safe after having venerea
justly celebrated Alternative. - -'
e srass q si Uno S'''
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
PhErAhED by the New York College Of Medicine and
IN Inns refined and highly concentrated all
herbs Is confidently recommended by the College superior
any extract Of Sarsapara before the pablic
and may be relied certain All ars
from ar impure state Of the blood uch serouls and
the bones joints nodes eruptons liberated
throat disease arising from secondary effects
Of syphilis iniudicious Of mercury
Sold IN single bottIes,at 70 cents
" in cases Of hslfe dozen bottles f3O
T" one dozen I" f6 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
NJ B.A liberal discount to whoIesale
Office open from "a. M: to ar
VS.: RICHARDSON, Mp.
ddw 20 Nassau street. New York.
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BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
FEW genteel boarders be accommodated At 5N
"A Broome street, third door from Hudson street. The
desirable home There bathing room-hot and colS water
street to Z. H. RING, lsa Broadway corner John st.
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HAKTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
900 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia. n The above
ACKNOWLEDGMENT having recentlv undergone thorough
repairs aud refurnshed throughout all advanta
of New with the long experience Of the present
proprietor who his that his efforts
will not be relaxed luxury that conduce
the comfort pleasure Of his guests 81 'meod~r
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70 LEI OR FOR SALE,

10 LEI Uk FOR SALE,
- AND Possession given Immediately, the Farm and
@ premises lately occupiedby John Gray Esq., Staten
Island. about two miles west Of Port Richmond, aud
including woodland and salt meadow and great po
large and commodious anson house. and good barn, and
and venient ouhouses the premises. Apply
CHARLES KOHLER,
~ Near the premises O to
GEO. BOWMAN,
ol0 1w*rc No. Hanover street. New York.
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The glorious news from Monterey, important though
is to be but lightly considered absorbed are
the people in the excitement of the election and the
chances Of possessed by their favorite cand
dates
Cook, the man who yesterday murdered his wife, and
then mutlated himself died last evening about 10 O'Clock
at the hospital He q hardened wretch though sem
sibe to the last he manifested not the slightest symp.
tom Of contriton and actually expired with oath
upon his lips The county has been saved the expense
of his trial by this concluding in the tragedy
might have also said the expenses attending his
ton, but for the chances that jury might have consi
dered him either insane aborng under monomana.
Quite an excitement occasioned early this
ing by the discovery Of corpse partly snveloped in
sack, lying In an alley at the of the Franklin Col
iege IN Locust street, institution recently incor
porated by the Legislature and which has scarcely
menced operations as medical school IL evidently
placed in the alley for the purpose of being
and creating feeling against the institution by some
persons who are nimcal to its interests The coroner
was called and afer holding an inquest upon mains
II was removed for interment The deceased had appa-
rently been inmate Of aims house and had been
afflicted with complication Of diseases which had wasted
his frame to that OF skeleton As subject for disco
grave yard for at least eight or ten days
The Mexican news has rendered the stock market
quite buoyant to-day, and prices have advanced State
os sold at Ga to large amount and other sales
made at 677s.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphla.
Ger H. FfRsr BoARo22 shas Pennsylvania Bank 253; IA
United States Bank, ys; 50 Grsrd Bank, On
ArrER sArst5o shss Girard Bank ss; $500 State es -;
sEcosp Rpei5o Lehxh Interest as $3.50 do 4; 100
Reading RR, s2h $40 500 states's, s7.; 900 do. 81;
20 U 5 Bank, 81
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UNION GYMNASTIC ACADEMY,
NJ OS l59 and l6l Crosby street, door from Beecker
IN sire I, Gate American Gymnasium.)
The proprietor of this establishment hereby informs the
public thar he has placed under the and exclusive
direction and management of Dr. j. B. RICH under whose
direction has been thoroughly
the Usired States.
Gentlemen who whether for health or pleasure to re-
sort to Gyasc Exercises, will find this place every.
thing they expect desire. j. 4. HATFlELD,
OF 1wer Proprietor.
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BY THE M AILo.

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1876.
The Fights at Monfeey-Arriral of the Ne,rs, and
the Excitement Baltimore aud Ohio Volunteers
-Anriry Respecting the Killed and Wounded-
O@cial Despatches-Gen. Taylor-Pdrty Spirit
The Administration not a Party to this Bust
aess
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MRS. BISHOP,
@ o r S E II ma KER,

s1sHE Copartoe rship heretofore existing tween TAY
LOR SMITH, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
The business Of the late firm will be settled by GERSHOM
b. SMITH.
ALEXANDER TAYLOR.
GERSHOM b. SMITH.
The hndJsigned will continue the business at the old
October 3tl 1916. oS tws
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. 1 Wall
street. corner Of Broadway has hand
" making good OF Trunks, Valises Carpet
Bags, and Satolels, wholesale and retail.
Also superior article of sole leather Trunks suitable for
american European Travel and Portmantcaus for the
Orde for the West Indies South America &c. filled with
on trnSt
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TWO THOUSAND Rsams white and colored Tissue
i Just received and for sale by
Of lmrh PERssE & BROOKS IS and 81 Nassau 81.
habua costiveness, eruptons. sore eyes Doetor n.
dsbys Piles Specific has made radical cures many
sensl reference The specific not purgsve and
reiy vegetable remedy without particle Of cclyeynth.
in the most delicate cases male or female will be
none on application to BEALS& CO ,os Nassau
s6 1msm
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HENRY LAWRENCE

HENRY LAWRENCE,
Ii John street, fep doors from Broadoay.
IMPORTER Of French English and German fancy articles
i -comprising Zephyr Wool and other kinds
Patterns feyery description.
Csnvass-Sk, Cotton Linen, &C., all widths.
S,lks-Purse and Floss OF all kinds.
Fringes, Gimps, &c. a large variety.
Aud large assortment Of Steel Beads Purse Slides and
Ends Bag Clasps Perforated Paper &c. &c. which he VIII
sell at the lowest possible prices. Sc lm&rc
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DAGUERREAN MA rEklALS.
TOHN ROACH, Optician, 80 Nassau street, has now on
hand assortment of Half Plate and Medium Voigtan-
der Tubes Also Amercan Of his manufacture supe-
Plates Cases Chemicals Coating Boxes Baths and every
material used IN Daguereotypmg. Thermometers, whole
an 1mAr
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The GLUBE HOTEL, 66 broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, during the summer, been re
S2X niture,
II will be re-opened for Tnveen, &c. Tuesday next
the 9Th and will be kept the old plan of
with the addition Of table dhote few families and sin
gle gentlemen can be accommodated for the winter.
o3 lmsrc JAMES H. PAGE
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G&R NOTiCE-French brig AvlEDE., from Rochelle.
R All persons are hereby cautioned against trusting
sths crew q this vessel, as no dsbts Of their con
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAVIS

subsoIher Ia, Just received large and splendid
containing from lights splendid also
for churches and hotels large of Chandelier
aud suspending Solar lamps For sale reduced prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
I'm street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-20
vol. XlxV.-.vO. IOi

aud 10 history l., recurd and them p,sIefi
by James Nowlen-Ihr Anniversary of DOR lade
peodree: When are IN our graves. may ear ch'ldr
huonr aud celebrate H. us We have ihis day.
BY DR.. W Il SIapes-The Government Of the
States: Il confidence by i,s enefgy in pr .
ectng rights; highest admiration by the wisdom
ut ia pruvi~nns; nd wstnesi affections by ihe
strict regard snrsis ior the sauc,i,y Of domestic
privileges.
by Dr. J,seph II ll,nby The blood Of the vine. Elk
eeent the 81 ed nj revolutionary taihers-as inspl.
rioa Tie tale oi their valar and pro"ess.
by Dr. Vm { Staples phfe'y. industry and rcsn-
amy aud dar Tor the & trst religion: Wi h
ont lheso principles the benign lhaence oi wise laNs
anl l,ee institutions nes be diminished or defeated.
by \ & Dlhh --rhe brilliant victories Of General
Iay lur the bink4of III" Rm Grande Will corvnce
the world, that republic is not wanting IN heroes ~
defend her lnsiltnii M.
by Aumn Staples fhe palace of the Miniasn ms:
Mas thu Sar sp,nIed banner Hat above H.
By Columns Nowlen i he prrn,neoee of onr N
sliluuns depend. upon the intelligence ard virtue ~
prnpr. When lhcse are wanting II ~ Norse than p =
la rel, upon the protection at wri,len laws.
by DR. Albert ll,hby Henry Clay: He has ber =
brlehea constellation In the political galaxy: Ma. 1e
cnse o his Tile he ne bright, cain aud unc'nded a as
last How ut SIN sri IN snntirr, mildsst evening.
by Wm II Cloud There wrfe tories In The X -
olulun aud hrv were defeated There Were tries f
the war OF sl2. aud they wer" defeated. There .
tories In lhp ol Si6. and may they BIZ dtlra.td
ny Capt llnman u,z - Inc Oregon question:
final settlement alttdnp complete TRIUMPH ot Jn> l.
and moderation over frcklessness aud ,rcobosu. dir
plays the sdnm, pa,tlnsm aud dignity ot ihat Ittat
conservative body Senate al the Umsd Sales. ANT
musl elevate Government IN Tho estimation o All
the nations ui the earth.
The tuass, many VI which ME here onltrd fI want
Of rao haynp been drunk. the dispersed, apFa-
renty much llcas,d wnh The ENJOY mrn III he day
The Nnthngrun h,halng Sucsiy. has nqoes I'D
Mr.. w Staples Ia furnish cory 81 his ven
lent Omh'n for public tim, viii II he has refused To-
rluus
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BIG gs n ~ CRE.N'<Tz.SU.
l:rocers and Commission Merchants

RE TOW receiving, aud have IN store, large stock
4 Of Gncerlrs purchased III Richmond Baltim, re .
Philadelphia and New Autk, ltny Tor cash. aud since
thc drchue. Ihtr stuck INSISTS IN Iltt 1t
50 hhds \. u. Porto Rico and ~. [ rols Sugars,
some very foe.
"a tiefccs aad barrels y. q. clarified do
- boxes aud barred loaf. crushed aud lump do
900 h1gs RI. laso,p aud Cape Cun,e,
81 ID lava and Maacalhn do very fac.
200 sack Liverpool ground 81.
- n. sacks do
5000 lhs good and damaged Salc Lcaher.
- hhds. and bb,. \. O.. L. X aud Sugar house
Moas~es,
Together With arle assortment of Galicoes blue Cots
ton, Checks, Nesmgs. Panhlnpn stuff, cotton aud all,
llaudbcicDtt,. Pms. Buttons, Combs. side and tuck
fine and Coarse "a1nuer's Rnckeis. lar Cans Cotton
lanes. course Shoes, Siue Nails. Sone Ware, Nam
krrus. Susprudrts. Cotton llosc. Nntnegs. Bedlek
mus. ~ &c e Whole cumpn,ln2 ol tn very best
selected >Ooeh- Offered 10y any one house IN this
place. which deelmlnrd 10 sell low luf cash nr
barter W. cerd3llg invite the attention Of our drnds
and The puhc graetally 10 an examination OF our stock
MAY i Is
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III. IL LAvIuDE& co,

,N2!U GROCERF aud OlLuiSSiO,N1iOU USE
ruN oLn STAND or
UHNsN e XouNG,
\ RE nov receiving then Sprlng supply Of GRO.
= tFRlES, 81, aud otitr III sale
y dhds Cuhl, +. kroano n. q. Sugar.
hhd, cllIlHal Sugar. very fine.
u naas K q, Lagoyta aud Java Coffee
- hbd, aud ibis Nj assrs,
Ia kegs Nails. assorted,
1lD ~lcks silt
/ hlNcs Woal,cy's Sugar.
800 los lilr4lrred SiceL
5'h lbs Shearand Cast Stew.
500 lbs. Cotton latus.
Brsdrs numerous olhrr articles, VIZ
Coppcm- M,Iler, Sweet oil. painted Buckets. Rice,
N@p, Mtrher Bed ichlna. hlcarhed Cloth, 1urhy
red COTTON, Ginger, Peppaf, Ali4rlee, Slaplus, box
Bbrkpo, Pps hnItons, Trace CHAINS. lloop Ion, Tea
and Fable ~poot- Snsprndrrs. Naukrrn, SIX aud Cot~
ton IaudbG s., prn thec,a. srml Cotton Bed Cords
Cotton aad AoaI tads Gotte Mills JUGS. Jars, &c,
&e. Toanl winch they invite The attention oi their
ueed- mud the public efllly assuring them that every
'NerDbn up thcf part "ljl be- madet give entire aals
l1rir1p, Ia all Who may lasor lhem with call.
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