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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01

reference to the articles Of coal and iron. Well this
quite different matter from the CITY of"RErrn :" whe
State.
II this paragraph means any thing, it means tina, Penn
syl'Ans 70 hereafter to be concated. by increased du
~ IN favor Of coal and iron. For what purposci To in
crease the revenue which that paper has hundred
asserted Is the only legitimate object Of all due>l No
for II tells that low duties produce the arges
OF revenue-but for the purpose OF eccualy "Fso
rEcIiSs those interests against foreign compe on whc
iihas as often said usurpatoa Of ung anted power
deserves to be remarked, too that the very teeth
this stnoihcs assurance held to the people Of Penn
syvanis on hceve OF an election. that the Tariff vii
probably be ltered aad ecuseted" in reference Goa
and iron. the Union. In asoker editorial article in Ii;
same number declares that "hs Democratic Tanf OF lsIl
will stand-at least, il was MAIDS 10 stand."
That held to the people of Pennsyl
vsnia. from official well sorrces that the
duties upon coal and iron viii hereafter be augmented there
is doubt That these assurances win &c a. deceptive
a. the pledge gVen b. Buchanan md Dallas that the tariff
o ls42 should De disturbed in the event OF Polk.
election 10 equally certain The Calhoun wing of the Lo.
eofoeo psry will any change in the existing
Tariff except for the purpose OF abolshrg the diseira
irons PROTECTION already embodied IT, and which
eonfessedy rendered ii unpae,lbe them. The Char
lesion MeEcuy asserts that it ~ now, sr Agh
on considerable list Of important articles smous which
which Pennsylvania especially interested and in refer
cnce to which that portoa OF her people, who uGder
the force Oi party drill. dspcsca sustain the
authors OF the Tariff OF lS46 already elanosing fO-
such change will give them efficient FkoTEerics
We look forward, with Of curiosity than Of aaxioy
TO the approSohiug oecon Pennsylsaaa. IT, under ID
the erermssrecs the people OF that State shall .Gs,air The
Administration, they viii deceive the hands
the WING nembcssO Congress. from other States, the slight
cooperation, the any subsequent ssssca
to effect change in Ire duties upon coal and aor,
which, however important 1t may protect ;hou oug
to be segregated from tbs mas for nc especial benefit
OF those who oasi deserve The advantage Inst hey seek By
tie sacrifice Ct Oho: interests Nb;aa Let thern be the
brpnt, with others II the an reflective policy be lu-,
-ircipe and SOLITARY IN operation eGeep ough,
b. made in favor o. aay article None rhoud be protected
Al dunes should be levied exclusively for revenue H. on
the other hanu, experience shall Agan prove il has Of
done heretofore, ihat that policy unsouri in prnc
pie and ruilous ia practice let the iron and coal neresn
be content TO suffer in with others until by
general cooperation among ALL incucsd by this war upon
their common prosperity, the better and visor system that
has been rashly oyerthrOwn shall be rs-establsed Tod
Tournamen, is to ake place morrow at the Fau-
quier White Sulphur Springs and on the evening Of the
day Fancy Ball.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01
THE HERMITAGE AND sgd.
NOK'Sn POINT

- NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
hb hermitage, lately the property OF A. MAYO on the
Hehmond Turnpike aud Rail Read Washington about one
mne RON the Corpoanon line for part OF between
the Rah Road and Turnpike Tor Brad .,,,.
nued on which the Manson House aho
will be laid INTO : ~ ~
Lots OF s To te . acres,
Vng on broad street and laid Oh ON
with CaT street, TO form number OF eautfal,y lot
for q building te. 90 e'e'a"'A
On one OF h,se lots large connections tvein, hou.
onng on Gay street. formerly the ae Col 10
oil oth buildings which coud be excellent oter A, yer
small expense ' - = w"
Thai OF the Hermitage lying north Of the Rail Io,s
aiming aDout 100 acres OF land nJy timber ca y
nl Of the sol and gu CITY OF Richmoad vii a.
Nded into lots OF 20 TO 10 e,r e,er
OF western front load connecting Broad street con-
'tint stream OF water pc through H.
Sydnor's Point L. NEARLY CON a,,.. v.
between the WeshAm TurnPie and River Una,e
seodtnne urd Of this cleared N. hal
anse IN wood, whed by the Canal its southern BOUNDARY .
easily Foten To market. fi.l.
pouon Of the Wood land fac Tobacco land and
nn oeeved that valuable along The banks of
Canal . - 80 ~
This properly will be DIVIDED or more lot TO ,u MR.
eHer. Desired according toy ether w IN thu
ne hermtae- lying within Civ an IN,
Coleges snd othsr public being in
heathy pchborhDod Is 1ood society A conr, "a
ue most desirable Erope thia part the state.
Inc pae oi the above properly will be
tenbef In the lime all The and.
and o with their boundzuer ,hewn BY Mi Taomas TAI
ey Who resides teh the Hermitage any other iu
maiioa desired. ... - ~ ~
TEBMs or sALE-oneouh cash the bAla &c in ,hree eou,
annual insiamonts bearing Interest
Ihe above lac wa take place THURSDAY the 18th y Of
ociotef nsIt- at IL O'Clock, the Hermitage.
.e.la Ii. . X cABBLL, and O. her Trustees,
under the Mrn Abigail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01
Prom tbs Buffalo Advertiser.
An Elephants DOiugs.

We learn by gentleman Of tbs city, WHO was Al Lock.
port Saturday, that az Of that day Eophsnt be-
longing menugefe exhibiting there, walked out Of his
tent toward span Of horses attached wagon some TWEEN.
" rods OF TIE horses took fshtss the huge BEST ap-
preached hom, broke oOse end few yards tho sn-
na ~ The eiephani Immediately oboyed tho VOID
gle o. fence, the elephant followed. cspszod the waK,n
sHd threw he horses rods over the fence. One
Of the hOrsos With several broken abs and msnsged
70 escape bis asssant who foil upon o oihsr With his
asks tore out bic entras aad continued him sOna
the fence some ten rods more. ..
~ this time the keeper who 81 dinner whom the
eephsnt escaped from the tent, Up and called the
anc followed the keeper 10 orchard about hundred
yards od where he secured by ong chains inside fsi
% tie punk q n full grown tree Just 90 our inlcfmani
In VI fh0 sfsBoog, be bcard that the elephant bad up
fO0ed The which no vas iasenod, and had injured
man, 0ut learned particulars. the rago Of tho cls-
~ ant 10 slid caused by tobacco concealed In
an.a lhn haalnndor. narnd hin Pei.
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New OrIeans Markcts, August a2.

We are not advised Of any transactions CoTTos to-day
The market Continues very firm at our quotations with
stock on sale amounting about 500 bales OF which 800
Mobile Couons. ...... ......
There was no movement in the TOBACCO market TO day.
Some smal sales OF SUGAR were made at former price,,
In MoLAssE5 there is charge.
FLoURIhe OF Flour day amount 10 1900 bbls
including 500 bbs. Missouri at 1915, 400 Illinois at
$3.50, l6c do. at 1870, 100 do at 1915 100 e1tn ST.
Louis =; S4 and 100 bbls. sour At % per Dbl.
PRovItoNs Pork notice sslea Of 900 bbls Mess
al $685. loo do. $3.50; 40 Do Soft at 81 and 60 do
Prime at Ses75 per Dbl In Bacon notice small sales
at former prices. In Lard could lean OF no sales of
consequence. ....
LEAD.-wc notice sale to-day of 800 pigs at 81, 40
per 100 ID. '..'' r..
WHisKEY.-Thero was good demand for Whskey to-
haboe at 2Oe ger gallon: This advance on our last
quotations Of lie. per gallon
ExeHANeE-ForeignE Exchange is firm at previous quota
uons VIZ Sierin T4ae4 per cent prem. Francs 81 27S
a5f 32I New York, 60 days. laI4 per cent discount.
Sight Checks per CT. prem.
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Tribute of Respect.

AT special communication Of Washington Lodge No.
IS, held the 26th day Of July A. L. $780, A d. 1886
tho following Preamble and Resolutions unanmousy
adopted: Doe. ..
Whereas since the last regular communication of this
Lodge by the dspensation Of all wise and nscruabe
Providence, Colonel EDWARD AMBLER late Senior Warden
oil his Lodge and Past Master of Marshall Lodge No 80
has been removed from ais Of trial. labor and su
ing here to that better Lodge hope where the Supreme
Architect Of the Uniyorse presider,
csoired, That the desih OF our este emed and worthy
brother. hs Lodge the loss Of one constant IN
his attendance wolfe his health permitted srupulous in M.
observance OF orr regulations. kindly but atTr-
y admoni'bing bis young brethren against sayng from
the landmarks OF the orGeT
Resolved, That in tho death Of Brother Amber thi,
Lodge, and the Masonic fraternity have been deprived OF
devoted Mason, generous friend and brrht ornamen
To soc sly, and that will cherish his memory IS che in
eminent degree, entitled to the love- esteem and res.
psctfUl consideration Of all.
Resolved, That We sincerely sympaihss with the aic.
ted family ana relatives u deceased brother under h,
affective deportation aud that the Secretary be
to ansIn 10 them copy Of these resolutions; and tina
ne also transmit copy to the Editors Of the Richmond En-
quire with the request that they and TIE Editos Of Other
newspapers, printed In the City of Richmond publish The
same. A Copy. Teste
J. ID. LATHAM, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01

Printing cloths, which LAST year brought - cents have
recently been sold At cents, and yet are told that the
new mills cen afford 90 make thom.-N Y. JoUE. Cox.
Then you have been told very great mistake or the
secret bas been well kept that no ono has discovered IL
here. -Four cents yard will not psJ, In the
mills, Tor the cotton and the labor tho present prccsto
soy nothing Of interest Of capital depreoiauons Of machr
cry, repairs and the chances of b-d debts Five cents
yard the lowest living rates few would place az low
that Nothing lfys hnn ~ cents yard would tempt CO.
ptsi into permanent investment l The Journe Of Com
does not know lns should write upon this sub
ject But u this qualified statement were tue whst
i 10 become 81 the old ms1 Very few mills ore new and
certainly no gi be built present The new
mills. even they oford 70 run, and many Of them
would Tor while NJ oss, rather Than stop can give
employment 20 but very small pofton Of the labor which
depends upon manufacturing. Will The reduction OF zen
IN the price u shirt Of twenty FIVE cents in a ca
leo gown, pay for the distress waIoh will be caused "
stopping the Old miI!sl-PRoyiDEscE Journal.
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DIED,
j. A. Carbon. =. .. - - '

is ely' on sunday morning. goth inst MARY A. E. wife Of
In GOoouIASp CoUsrY CeuRr, ITth Aug. 1876.
the death Of Cspinin ARcuuALD BRYcK. having bean
announced 20 the Court i1 bei appropriate manner
by MrsRchard lvahhoe Cooke, notion The ovr, an
pointed the following gentlemen Comni,tee to prep,r
suitable preamble and resolutions expressive of the deem
sorrow and sympathy the COMMUNICATE. Richard 10
anhoe Cooke, Charles 4. Pope, Col. Henry L. Hopkn.
John 5 Fleming, Walter D. Leake Col Peter GenrraD,
ana Dr. lhOmaS Cud who retired for Short Tine and re-
ported the following which unanimously adopted =
whereas IL has been announced the Court that since its
las' etn ARCHIBALD BRTcE, ESQ., the Oldest member Of
Tue Oh" paehcing at this Court OF m icers and one
OF the brightest ornaments Of his In our land has
~ he dispensatOn OF an wise Providence been
ed from amongst us :-Thereiore . u. Dr..
Resolved, That the Court the members Of the Bar the
o'cers oi the Court, and the citizens generally have
with unieigned regret Of the death Of Mr. Bryce who
tor many years, of our most distinguished CHI
EeHs and ior long PERIOD the representative Of this
~ IN the Legislature Of the State where his talents mis-
learning nnc his high moral character won for him uniyer
sal respect ana gcht influence whose attanments rs
lawyer made hm eminent and popular in his profession
whose suaviiy OF made his intercourse with bs
fellow men pleasant and profitable and whose Christian
deIaeanor constituted an example worthy u irritation
Resolved, That we lament hs death as public cnlami.
", ana mnge our endoiest sympahes with those Of his
family at their truly melancholy bereavement which has
deprived The community Of useful citizen the Court of
valued officer, the bar Of of its kndes mott
temany anc most distinguished members and his famiv
OF It's honored head. ...' q - '0--"'
Resolved That as testimonial Of our respect foE his
memory Ne will wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days. 'e ~
Resolved That these resolutions be entered pnon The
minutes OF THIS Court, acopy transmitted by tue Clerk "a
the family Of the deceased aud another 10 the Editor, OF
the Richmond papers for publication
Resolved That this Court do now adjourn
CcPy-TesIe:
.... MAR. w MILLER c G. C.
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COMMERCIAL REC0RDe
RICHNInNn MARKETS.

tsErsarsO ASD'S0asrerrp TWICE ~rsr ron rri WING.
N~\N\ Arsusr 81. .ls4s
TOBACCo-There is but little Inspecting a, .Ay Of
the wsre-h0uses The quality very inferior, aud pfco,
FLouR-iioldcu Of old generally ask $500 from
stole; new Si.373, and dull.
WHEAT-TO to soc.
CORN-50 TO 59Se.
-0ArS-25a30cu.
CUT NAILS to 4ic.
/ - n. c, COTToN-s 81 cents
25a50c. = - 1870 10 ~''s'' n'aer
WHlSREy--Hogsheads 23e, bb,s 24e.. dull
= OANDLES-sPerm 2Se3oc.; Patent Sperm aOc; iIup,
Patent l3e; Tslow t0ai2}. aa- u. ~ = -
COFFEE--Rio 6as7ic; Lsguayra 73a7,e 81
HERDS GkASS--Sl. nsssiu' rt,t :. = '
IiMoTLS pe:-S4 per bashel. ...,,.-.,I b..
PIG lRON-S25 10 IS. '' ai 500 s '.ai-,n,-t aa0
Fish-houinss. No, 1, 81, No 9, ~ receipts light.
LiMt-l DC. from store-nons eloat. y
= MoLAssES--S orleans 2sa2oe; Porto Rico 2sa3Oc;
oIL-Win,sr strained oil best los cts; Fall strained
90s923; Whale I'm bbls. 44c. '7
PkovlSlONS--Baeon.A Smith6eid Ga cents; Western
Sides Sts6&; Shoulders 33a43 es; and Baltimore sides
oa6tci shoulders 43s5 cts; Hams 81 4; Lard 63l7le
$2,o71 pei ton; do. Basin S3,75. "a
SuIARS-More inquiry for the pact few DAYS. though
no change in ptccsN. Orleans 6a73; r. Rico si,sc St
Croia stas}i woolseys' Loaf l2c., do. crushed iac
' SHOI--53e- .,I. d. 49,, ''' n -t1-. I---,
'sALT--LivsrpOol. 81. rs. from sore--none afoa,
CATTLE--Beef from S3t TO Al; Sheep from 81 TO 81;
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PhriadeIphfa Market.

ksr the HssA sas,aE Friiay Ecesfrk, ssg es ists
RIn.nR.'--The market ia still ansuid and depressed,
very little change having taken place in the
features Of business since las; week. prices Of ost Of
the elding artc,es stationary Buyers are very eau
ous in their operations and purchase sparngy in cxpec-
tauon OF falling oil IN prices from prcscnt
the Fall trade will be light. -''' tn ID .'t
CAsDLKs-Prees have declined. aud 500 boxes Sperm
sold on private ernsi we 25c Small lots bring
CeTIos-The market has been without much ACTIVITY
this week. although holders eontinne 10 have
hrmness and with the light receipts and small stock in
hrst hands in connscuoa with tao unfavorab,o
from the South, TO tho prospects Of tho coming ctop
hets better feeling manifested and fine grades ara
hed Tor higher prices Transactions foot up abou, 500
bales ranging 73c for samples elas4c for hollands
and New Orleans on the usual terms .I... ~
Feahers-Some further sales OF good Western at 25a
Fonr-Th market for Flour during the pas, week ha,
been characterized by extreme dullnsss aud depression
Stocks are increasing, while the xpor demand il very %
fed and the all about 1900 good
al S4i tins price uniformly asked for fair shipping
brands without hndag buyers and holders anxious
sell; Odd stock off slowly 80 for condemned 80
os5aSeet Tor "essrn and 81 5a3sIb for Penna brand
Tor city consumption very moderate business il doing nj
S3I5a3SIa for Old, uad Sia4.2 for fresh ground and
fancy brards the market closing very quiet -. -r-
GRirN-Ihe market fairly supplied with Wheat and
sales ol about $4,000 bushels good and prime cid Penn
sylvana reds reported 81 cts part taken for shin
menti white e5 cts cargo. Of mixed not public;
6OOO bushrs OF old red in 50 es new Southern
IA lots brought 1Oa75 cents and 1000 bushels prime new
Penna. so cts. '' '-', - ...... .... .
GROoEKIEs-suga's only have attracted any attention
this week. aud the sales which nearly altogether Of
Orleans reach about 200 hhds prices ranging rom g.
cts, including lot Al II cts all the usual terms
part TO 60 out OF the market MoAssos nothing doing
Cose, safes confined about 600 bags Rio and
ra at 7a7i cts, 4 laos. .,- L.. ... 80
IEos-An kinds dull and the demand sImost entirely
confined TO small lots from nearly steady
have only notice sales Of 500 tons Anthracite at 26
sS2s, and 2O0 tons Charcoal at S2S. both 6 mos
SALr-About 5000 bushes Tntks Island sold NJ 96 ct..
and cargo has been stored under the new Tariff act
SrfRfTsBut little change in the market for Brandy or
Gin. and sales Ut any Consequence reported N E. Rum
- dull at 25e; Whiskey has declined with sales OF 300
bb at q DC; hhds at The rate, holders ask 22c
ILAs-No material change in the Market and sales mo
deIate ... ~ ..tta-u w.
WiNE-Wiih the exception of some small lots Sweet
Malaga 46c, Madeira as and the Auction Sale Of
Tuesday last particulars already noticed, hear Of no
transactions. y ED.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01
Prom the Bay sat- Democrat. Ros.on. Nov. L isI,
REnEDyU,S

Ihere are 90 many ndenrs OF eharaeier
and pulled by the newspaper the sbouk
have shtunk from the task a ken were ", MOI
most thoroughly eoHvneee nom personal kno~iedse
The facts I below. .------ - -
Is OF 'wstars Baiam Of wih Cherry that we wou sneak
and We speak adysedy lady Acquaintance whom va
Sc every cay was sho time thought
nous not dangerous state Of health cough on he,
uhE' her form seemed wasting
her "ofs aud we thought not about
TWO months she has been taxing wsaTs CT Wiz Cheny
and already has she far saned be able %
This bata sinsls one at least in which w.
not doubt the efficacy ofihe medicine. ....
For sae wholesa'e and retail by .
aH Is GAYNoR q WOOD Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-01
Vice President Dallas.

The dinner this gentleman given by the Locofocns Of
Fsuquier county of al WArenton on Thursday last
The invited guests present were Seth Barton. ECO Solicit
Of the Treasury Judge Beverly Tucker F. E. Riyes
ESQ. and R. NJ. Gaines, Esq OF Nstchez. We have not
the proceedings. We hope Mr. Dallas did not fail
in his speech inform his auditors when and under wha
influences he ceased to be ISFLEImIE advocate Of tee
Protective pOcya; what time he ceased regard as
Legitimate OF the Revolution" ami "st once the
and the SECURITY Of Independence" Nou.
VerrouS
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,

YNIE undersigned, by an arrangement with
n Me'fs jops- wirsvn whose general grocery bu,iss
WI s command is attention nod ears anhorEed 10 pross
cute regular Commission Business ety For this purpose
be o hts srees 10 his friends and public agent Tor m
e county produce the purchase aud kinds
Of mcrchandze ana po1sTy Of cpon fternt and
collection of pssn md Other claims hire OF rerroes &c H
chaes fof seville IN ary % he-s Departments busns will
BE- usual except rain 70 NEE, the domp
Ia tri, so crops and ow press charge hut one NJ
The bushe iron ~ efsh and make rem .nees 10 any
pa of country 30 may uus when 10 the ~ b. found
NJ the tore u Mers a W. who carefully and his or
inspection pomgI etscue al ora for good adrs,s efhsr
u m himself gED n puaEp
Eici-n md September I, 1916 lin
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From the New ot.sss Commercial Times. Aug "a
Most Important News from Mcxico /,

frrsisf Ne kl A SA-SfBsr ErKcrHA-ore,t,rs, s,s ~
SrsSs-e~t Fl Geseai f~cdss.-TA. cs.A, prs.ss-ss =.
ysE'r y s.-fa a-sss . ca a. Jsra Cr~szneIatsca .,
tAs C@lysrAias b IA UAsifoi stacs
Through the poteusss Of an emine M hons,
we have just been placed in Possession OF die ,owinr
most important intelligence from Mexico. The news
was received by British msa-cf-war which toue,d a,
the balle with dispatches from the Blush Mipi,:er a,
Mexico for his Government ." ND. ....-T
Tbs pnrpOrt of these Dispatches IS that the u State.
haSo taken possession OF California, aud that the teyo
ton in favor OF Santa Ana is complete.
we seboin the following letters. from which IL will ne
perceived that the steamer Arab with Ssnis Ana ON board
was an signt on vera Cruz on the 10th inst. .
VERA ckpE. August l6, 1886
awaiting ourselves OF the opportunity BY British man
ot-war we have just time thar Mexico and P,
br have since slso pronounced for Federation and
Ana. Bravo's Government hardly es,ablishcd -. go
thrown, ana Cen Saas has himself he head Of the
movement ,rei snhlSsnta Ana Iuay, arrive, :.
tranquility wassoon restored Gomez FaIias aided The
partizans VI Santa Ana TO bring about the ,.,oI,a
us sons have come down hero 10 welcome santa An,
e'' the Havana on the sth in British ste amer Gale
.he Aiao, accompanied by Almonte, Hsro y lamar.
hJon ana Boves, and thus ought 10 DO here avery a,y
Zen farede. wHs taken prisoner and is kept in the
Smsei IN Mexico General Sslss has issued already
ls1{ and the members TO assembl. =, Ms,,o an a..
9th Of December nest ~ ' '"'
The present. conveyance carries the new. OF the anro..
non OF California to the United Safes received las, gb,
BY express at the British Consulate 49, -
..a,. VraA cavr, Aug. Io, 1886.
Ao,ces have just been received by espe.s OF he for
fi% ,,sssrS 20 n nNN w CALIFORNIA TO THE
sr STATES and this vessel of war takea $40
bni sh Minister'S dispatches New Orleans and 20 Fac
ne whole country has declared u favor Of san,s An,
VINO sit Havana for here the Arab steamer but h,,
not ye arrived which mskes his friends rather an .iops far
h.s safety. "-'0's 'o'
P&!THs ARAB JUSTIN SIGHT .n;g '
NoVEI G.R )uEo or DroRcK.-Mr Aston Of Iondon-
resident IN Berlin, has obtained Cm tue ,rban. of that
ciy Judgment OF divorce the grocnd Of his wife be-
ing an atheist, which she avowed in court Mrs Aston
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PLEASURE EXCURSION,

fpk TUB BENEFIT OF THE
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Of Richmond.
,rxua The splendid steamer CURTIS
- "a = PECK, Capt JNo. DAVIS. will make
Sskf4ss1S gzEefR2 E1curnon down the River on
THURSDAY Evening leaving wharf At Rockets at a
O'Clock for the benefit Of the Above Inuon refua about
da The Gfsys Band heasagsd fo o Rteihmsn,r
a
Tickets 50 ets each, 70 be had Of
A Tfuuv
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a. White, inferior to eoinmon, 7ias; mddlng 10 good
sta9; superior TO excellent stalo; Cucuraehos uddipr
To good. 45,St; Muscovsdo, do. do. 4la5. - -
There GOOD deal OF activity IN the SUGAR p,,rh,t
on the lih inst, excepting in the quality termed excellent
(fore:es)