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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

PALE OF wOOI-TwENTY.FIvE DOLLARS RE-
bale Of Wool marked u H. hny one giving Inform alton
leading TO the detection Of the thief the recovery the
property, will receive TWEEN five dollars reward.
N. TRAPPAL SON, furmsn street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

N OTICE.-AT MEETING OF THE NEW YORK BENE-
IN VIOLENT Society Cooperative Maons held at their meet
ing Montgomery Hail. IS nce street. the stipulated
wages Will be 81 per day and after Monday the 18th of
April, 1862 by order
LAWRENCE DUNPHY, President.
HICHI. r. FRANCIs r. s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
THE MILITARY.

IIIRST REGIMENT. CITIZEN yOLUNTEERs.-NEW
II York April IL 1852. orders-The several companies
comprising this Regiment directed to assemble for
Parade Monday 10Th inst Line will be formed in East
order of w. w. LYON Col.
W. II. Hill, Adj.
8. patern.)
Nv ORTIZ GUARD-NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1882
Oraefs.ne memners oi sS lob Aru afe su
NJ at the Crystal Grand street, the Bowery, fully
equipped with white gun sings. by order
&C. j. BECK, O. S. J. CARPENTER, Capt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

HOUND IN A STAGE-A PACKAGE CONTAINING
and nails. Pay advertisement, and get 1t AT
J45 Broadway.
EOUND-ON THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Il at Green Point, l.. l., the wreck ola soop;
apparent Uues. claimed and removed in due time, she
REEVE HAYDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

NOR SALE--A CHESTNUT SADDLE HORSE. OF SU-
perior and action. He s old fifteen
hands high, warranted sound. lilo is be
QnarrY'a atnble, 20 Amity street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

LNoRSAIE-A VERY HANDSOME ENGLISH TILBURY
IL that has been bnt very little used. and good
Apply at BRADLEYS Livery Stable, corner of Fourth
avenne and Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

NOR SALE-A DARK, sORRsL HORSE, EIGHT
years old this spring perfectly sound and kind fifteen
and halfhands high of great beauty and action has
tail and OF the most beautiful saddle horses in
this city he is tine walker trotter and most beant-
aakor canterer Price $500 To be the stable
OF the subscriber Fifty fourth street East river.
HENRY BREVOORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

NOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE Az HANDS HIGH,
u pony built can trot in 81 minutes sound and kind
Also top wagon, light wagon harness, blanket robe,
saddle &c. will be sold together cheap TO he
Polhemuss Livery stable Grand street. between First
and Second streets, Miiamsbnrg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

...>-.>~~>~~>~>,~sNo~N7
is VI. y ISoS rnE CO. Ss
ID W. BYRNEs CO.. 60 SOUTH STREET. NEW
Sight Drafts: payable shrousSout England Irslsns SCOT
sn and w.s also ,siG: for z: E%gr k:s s.
- Lean, T .s n,Yhn n s st sailing weekly
- draw sishs Drafts .. ,.ros. banks ssnisrs in
England rsisns ,qd s:Gsi.pa il so%' tS ;sit
P.sss.c.n BY the old Bis.t star Line Liver
rs. packets sailing i 9TH ilsh 10TH al' and 10Th Of
u kNITTANCEs.-DRArTs FROM 81 AND UPWARDS.
psysss AZ sight, in any town thr9sshsct Great srsia
Fsi SSsiiii SS s:i :
"A aosr BUSINESS. The sa!.riis.r Is s..i.Ssa sa.i:
nsss An Il now doing good basins, Address with sss!
oftse Journal Of Coamsrss.
$40 FED rIMso q. Mav,sS
ESSTn{{NdioS ROMANO. attorney 10: % Ssss.sss
100000 s s1s . "a. asas.l rS y :.s.:s
Capitalists invited 70 call end examine them Apply
the Insurance ohce IS Nassau street. -
$4,000 .,s a Il. sy 1.nsns ~
sanum On lease years viii sold for s. ego down.
snn q ~ 800; Apply . x. l. SHELDON inssr.a:s
SIS, 900 a s.sH SHAsS. saH AZ A. .ss1s
smopnt capital invest In the uacturing
talc marble chimney pieces sought BY artist, who
give satisfactory proof thst he spdsrssnds his hn
ness Inquire Of MM. A. CKNDR0TH, Jr.. No. III Beck.
man street
81 600. -rok SALE SALE, yEkY Low, new AND
brick house in Sorth Brooklyn. Price $1,000 1880 down.
Ao larEs and splendid house In Brooklyn admirably To-
%sS 'ia y ia'In :a. pay
I'D 0OO AT ApIsCoUNT, WANTED ON NOTES,
sssIns Ssrss H. sSo :ssa.
!. wanted for one year. and liberal discount will be al
lowed - the borrower 10 in hurry for the
specific object Address A. II. c., Box 67s, Post Once
To CAPITALlsTs.-s5oo wANTED.-THE ADvER-
tsrs having recently been unfortunate in business,
and having tasted tho sweets OF an imaginary ideal Of
friendship arc DESTROYS Of securing the OF the above
amount from tots stranger. We young honest In
dufrioue and strictly speaking, poor hut rich Ia the
hopes Of the future We hare tab and launched
small bark the business. We propose
60 give our note Tor 500 at ninety days, with interest Mt
seven per cent with the simple endorsement Of honor
better endorsement than many notes daily negotiated in
wall street, We hnd our small osse1 requires
slight fitting out and tho above amount will put her in
perfect trim that in ninety days amid
the many channels Of business as to establish credit OF
Kindness (Which the recipients will fully apprecia at tho
same time running hut slight risk References regards
character &C. Address, with real name A. X C., Herald
Office. Communications strictly confidential.
VIZ ANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

Two IET-iN THE PLEASANT VILLAGE OF ELIZA
bethtown, New Jersey House and grounds, contain
ing shout yo IL consists Of about OF
dow and the rest well laid out flower aud vegetable
garden There is good cehouse (llcd and variety
ofrut trees the premises. Rent SOC For further pr
tculars, apply to J.. W. PATTERSON.
MOB MERCHANTS Exchange, Wall street.
vro LET-THE LOWER PART OF NOS. 16 AND 10
i Union place, South Brooklyn. Apply to ]. l.. TIT
EANY % Liberty RtraSt.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IL retidence known the Graham House, with garden
and ontbnongs attached within and half hours ride
from Twenty street, at Greenwich Conn,
ding the OF the Sound bo-
tween New York aud Boston. Apply to GEORGE WEBB,
| Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

NOTICE TO LAWYERS.-TO LET, THE ENTIRE
~ second floor Of No. Centre street. opposite the
new Court Of Sessions Apply the premises between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP-PRICE S20oo;
IL NoeB Smith street, Brooklyn, seven blocks from
south ferry and from Atlantic street. Iets for
ntar 500 year House Title warranted Apply TO
Mr. GIBBONS from 10 to II o'clock, 81 Pearl street.
lkro str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

EOR SALE OR TO LET-AT PORT RICHMOND,
staten Island large and commodious house, suita-
bic for gentleman residence large garden with shrub
berry and all kinds Of fruit barn and stables within three
minutes walk OF the steamboat landing and fronting the
water For particulars please inquire of the Captain of
steamer Huguenot board the premises Of Mrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

DART OFAVERY SUPERIOR HOUsEIN FIFTEENTH
STREET.-THE lot to small family The house has all the
mode improvements three deep and newly built.
Rent SO Apply to f. d. KINsUIMER, $40 Fourth avenue,
from to r. Al.
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OFFICES TO LET-sUtTABLE FOR LAWYERS AND
~ artists at 81 81 and $40 per month fronting Mas
an street and IN Clinton Court Apply TO GEO LEVIE.
1856 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ITALY.

The recent tribunal of the Consulta
has condemned to death Edward Murray, British sub
ject The principal charge brought against Murray Is
that during his service officer of the police in Anco
ma ne associated with known assassns and that Count
Severino and another Papal partisan, who had been i'm
prisoned by the Republicans, were stabbed at night
while walking arminarm with him away from the
prison, he having had orders from the Governor to re-
lease them from confinement, and convey them safely
out Of the CITY, 1t Is said that the trial not fair
one and the English visitors at Rome have petitioned
the Pope to remit the sentence Murray has already
been imprisoned at Ancons for three years, amid filth
and all kinds of privations.
Italian is henceforth to be used, in
stead Of Latin, in "A rectstions, lectures, &c, in the
colleges OF Piedmont except by the faculties of law aud
theology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ENGLAND.

The case of Lumley rs. Mile Wag-
ses has been decided In favor Of the manager, and
ssans the singer. An injunction prevents her singing
= my theaser but Mr.. Lumley's
The Government have been beaten In
ne House Of Commousin sttemptto rearrangethe dis
sehsed boroughs of st. Adams and Sudbury so as TO
sstne rural districts an advantage over the towna
NJ 6sdssone made speech on the occasion, and car
naa majority Of 23a to Mr.. Disraeli's lsS.
lit is said Parliament will be dissolved
about the ioh Of June.
The Earl OF Edgcombe, formerly a
Hs has come cut for the Derby administration be-
ss0ss The choice "does not now rest between Lord
se'oy and the Wings but between him and Lord John
united with Mr. Golden and the ultra Radicals
The Mining Journal announces the
'naf the ensrgies OF Ensshmen have proved the ex-
Of gold, apparently in great abundance. within
- aores Of the islsnd. At South Motion, In Devon
on The property OF Lord Potsmore Ii 10 found -
=. y u either California or Australia The Britannia
ne WI probably be the pioneer Of the discovery Of
deposits Of sariieroas ores In the United Kingdom
ns more valuable goldsearins stones are rich u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brown. .hiplcy a Co.'s Circular.

Per Cambria LIVERPOOL, Saturday May Is 252
During the pas there has been active and eygn.
a denauG for Cotton that continuance
OF heavy and general disposition the part
porers realize prices have again advanced the
Of nearly Id IN the lower and Ia ID in fine qualities
The sales for the week ending 18th have bsen
ally large amounting Ill 600 bales Of which specul.tors
have taken A. 700 exporters 49, and the trade 81 $50 bales
Yesterday the sales reached II to $1,000 bales of which
fully half taken for speculation and export the
market closing firmly at the following quotations viz:
Fair Orleans. ct Fair Mobiles. .5s Fair Uplands. 81
Middhng.....5 5-l6 Middins 80 3l6 Mddng. "a
This morning there is brisk demand partly fcom
SPECTATORS with every app Of the business reaching
l2eOe bales Full prices being paid bur advance
quotations.
The imports have also continued unusually large
scale amounting during the week to l454 bales The
stock now estimated $50 900 bales of which AS 00
American, against toll stock last year of 66cOO and 49,
000 bales of American.
The of business in Manchester very healthy Spin
have attempted to obtain advance in Yarns which
has rather checked ratons but Goods ty busi-
has been DONE at rather higher prices for descp
tions
III Corn market has been very dull yesterday there
rather doing but without improvement prices It
very difficult obtain anything yond 30 for any descnp
ton Of Flour while there is little sound selling under that
price Sour worth IL dlS White Wheat is worth 81
100 to 3D. red 5 as cd n 10 lbs Indian Corn in mod
crate at S0 cd for Yellow 80 mixed and - cd
tor white 3 quarter OF $40 fbs.
Yours respectfully.
BRONN SIMPLIFY { Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
Barring Brothers, Circular.

The following Is the Circular OF Messrs Barring Broth
ers dated London, Friday May II, 1875 o'clock NJ
Colonial and Foreign Produce Markets and animated de-
maId has prevailed for COFFEE at improvement of
and COTTON which is again 3D. dearer SUGAR is qrietsr
your SIDE keep cur Corn Market depressed
We have received further supplies OF Gold from Mel
HS on IN the BsI wa, ens ''''
COFFEE has been IN very animated request and prices
have ad rsed % ra nIs. oS
the near ports the Continent the article continues in favor
and prices rather dearer.
DRUes--BusiDess has been limited this week, IN the
HrMr-lNO bales Jute sold at from So l2edeil TO- for
The INDco sales consisting of 100 chests commenced
the 18th inst and still proceeding The attendance
of buyers large and the bddngs have been very animated
prices establishing general advance Of O6dOs on the
currency OF February o.o,,u,,
Rails quoted 81 80 lO and a large business is
said been done within these Scotch Pig is
steady. -
LISsrED CAKES are quiet New Orleans 81 y 6d
81 TO- oblone Boston in bags IS Is London made, IS
OILs-50 tuns Sperm, sale to-day went at $3.50
g57 49, Southern is very scarce at $50 49, asst Palm
is finn al q ~ g. Rape Is deaIer with buyers OF foreign
refined 80 Sass while brown Is held at y Lnseed =
dearer We firm at q S01 o. on the spot and
there is less disposition to make sales Tor delivery
RCE-l0 600 Bengal sold at 10 6Gll or fine boiled
White ard cargo Of 800 tuns Aracan on terms not made
public
all increasing desire TO realize IL has become quieter SINCE,
and OF I'd b cwt hss been accepted Of West
India the weeks sales up 80 hhds with 600 bags
MsuI;us Bengal Madras aud Penang at auction which
have gone of Tegula-y from Cd lower. ll0o0 bags
elayed Manila al public sale Withdrawn at from 80
81 and 1913 mats China from 81 Od3t BY private con-
tct notice sales OF 800 Of Havana floating at
p for Nos l2 to $1,000 boxes on the spot at 10 sos
sCOO bags clayed Manila IS and 80 Bahia at
II Gals for Brown with White from 81 g. Our Con-
tpena adyices report steady business at rather better
prices At ST. Pesersburgh they are frmer.
TALON firm at 20 9a5, the spot and 81 for late
delivery.
The TEA market frer with active demand from the
trade for better kinds of Congo For Congo there
is also rather more inquiry and little to be had under
Cd Public sales are announced for Thursday next
TVRPFNrINE-We quote rough at sass Spirits are In
moderate request at Al for British.
No change in American stocks. Prices are steadily sup
ported with fsr amount Of business doing L. 3 cent
BONDS IlOQlO4: Inscriptions tSdl08t New-York State
s. $3.50: Pennsylvania IS $685. Ohio 6s 1860 lOldl02
Vlrgjnis Is 95ds6 Bonds lOOa 0 Maryland Sterling Vs.
$3.50; Massachusetts Sterling 07dl07t South Carolina
Sterling IS 90 canada IS loG; Boston City, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
BUENOS AYRES.
The English papers contain dates from
Buenos Ayres to the Sd April

The English papers contain dates from
Buenos Ayres to the Sd April.
Gen. Urquiza remained at Palermo, near
Bueuos Ayres and seemed to entertain considerable
mtrust as to the which the Inhabitants might make
OF their liberty. In proclamation dated from that
place ard published in The Brs Packet of the 9th Of
March the General warns them against converting the
mess that key Of liberty, into vile ntrument
of anarchy and lcentousness and tells them plainly
that the desposm of Rosss and all the blood that had
deluged the Argentine Republic was primarily due to
the immortality engendered by demagoge press, which
nrcpsgsted infamous libels "Rosas nothing more
than the exponent Of nised community, abortion
OF anarchy the offspring Of ignorance and the practical
result of the errors of public opinion" The Inhabitants,
on the:r part were still in doubt to the ultimate In
tentiors Of the liberating General
The following are extracts from private
letter dated Buenos Ayres, April 3;
The report Of open rupture between the Brazilian au.
thoes and the Oriental Government 10 the execution
of the late treaties made and ratified by President Suarez
tie only thing OF importance have AZ present 10 cofIn1-
nicae The ne have been suspended and the Bra
n Envoy has written TO Rio for fresh instructions II
even that violence Las been offered 70 the residence
Of the Imperial Legation In Monteydeo Matters in that
quarter bear very dubious aspect and We Fave no DOUBT
that TIE symparhes oa large proportion Of this Republic are
with the Oriental authorities -
with respect to matters here, it Is generally thought
that General Uquza will not aspire to the governorsnip oil
this province but that be may bis great Influence get
In Colonel Gslan who has been his Minser-Genera IN In
eRios for many years and that IN the event OF National
organization he himself have views 10 the Presidency 81
the Republic. AL this however merely CONJECTURE Inc
result Of the elections fixed for the 18th inst will throw
important light on cur situation and prospects,"
The state of the province OF Buenos
Ayres not very Measuring owing to the number Of
lees persons whs rendered travelling without strong
escorts very dangerous In the other provinces OF the
Confe6er atom tranquility had not been disturbed ex
cept in Tucuman, which had been Invaded by Don CD
sostcmo Alvarez falsely invoking the authority Oh zen
Jrquiza He wss however, defeated By the Governor
Of that district, and subsequently shot .,
Don Juan Giro was elected President oil
the Oriental Republic on the lH Of March, by large
majority The minority subsequently, gave in adhesion
10 the new President on the faith that the programme oil
was shortly Afterwards detnityey constituted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

fortress are more less injured Three persons were
kied-a clerk Of the works the sentinel duty, and
ahoorer OF their bodies only fragments have been
found four other persons are dangerously wounded
BY the clerk of the works pistol having been found In
sposlron nom which it Is supposed he must have red
has been injured
just before the arrival of the Emperor
OF Russia at Warsaw FIRE broke out in the city, which
destroyed several manufactures granares and dspots
OF merchandise Five men of the Fire Brigade were
killed the Royal Bank was at one time threatened
with destruction, but escaped with emily slight damage
The Austrian Government has lately
complained to that Of Prussia thst numbers Of medals
bearing the efigy of Kossuth find their way the
Upper Silesian frontier into Gallcia and Hungary.
Searches have been made by the police rnd reral col
econs Of such medals have been seized Some OF the
employees Of the Prussisn Government have been dis
missed for having similar articles in their possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
GERMANY.

The Prince of Schwarsburg Sender
hsusen has published decree divorcing his wife oy
virtue of his sovereign pien,tude Of power
In the afternoon of the Sd inst. tue
powder magazine in the fortress Of Konigsberg WAS
blown up with explosion tina; shook the houses q -
town broke the glass Of the windows. and damaged Ee
roots OF many The magazine itself WAS conPietsy
lsyeed win he ccth and mos. Of the bultnss o. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

From YUcATAN.-By the arrival at ST.
Campeschv which bort be Jeff on the 18th ult are
informed that detachment of the army had Penetrssed
the Indian country the banks the Rio Hondo which
river divides the Eagsh possessions Of bahze honou'
after short fight an English schooner laden with arms
sad munitions Of Intended for the Indiana Five or
ak indian leaders captured and imnediatey shot,
and the vessel burnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
EUROPE.
By the Cambria's Malls.

The mails of the Cambria arrived here
by way Of Boston, last evening. The following
are the additions they contain to our late tele-
graph dispatchic from Halifax:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
Great CONFEDERATION mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Friday, May q, ]

SAVANNAH "a, rTIuhy, NAY e! Ic'Js'
A terrible conflagration occurred IN this
city today sysg in ashes the block Of buildings bound
cd by York and South Broadsts side, and Aber-
corn and Linconsts the other, In all from sixteen
h twenty dwellings 1t Is impossible at the present
M xfiru Ia the lOfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
v.s.I Railroad Accident.
s,,,rar1xrD, Mass. Friday, May u. 1851,

u;ram Ferry and daugntei' young
- ~ North WiIbrahsm, got on the night freight
w ~ indian Orchard. early on Thursday eve
ess "a rode to Colioss Depot Here they len the
Hsb ana from Boston was passing under full head
Expsw ~. E,rry was struck by the engine and knocked
M siost bar father, throwing botn several feet and
cssr filling them. They were horribly mutiated
n.screrce of short curve In the track they could
D - A. train until II was close upon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May =, IooS
The mails from the South, as far as due,
c,rSsrles Sewell, a resident of Savannah,
s,cxped from on board the steamship Florida,
ssis n her last trip from Eew-York
= severe drought has been experienced
a. "a North aid South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
alag Of the Steamer Cotton Plant-Great
nestruction OF Property-Other Steamers

DestructiOn Of PrOperty-Other steamers
Isjured. o0 ,a-o
We learn that the steamer Cotton Plant
.v.s destroyed by fire at Napoleon, the Mississippi
yer few days since. She had on board cargo val
"a 4 el5OOO0 which destined for different ports
= irksnsas The steamer Indiana also partially con-
srr,ed on the 25th, few miles below Cannelton. The
Gre caught the steamer Texas and spread 10 the In
1sus The damage TO the Texas was very great. the
Texss was bound tor New Orleans with freight and pas
sepgers which were transferred TO the Reindeer and
Fanny Smith
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
8 9 8 8 8
MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT
WITH A HEALING BALM WE COME TO GREET YOU

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s0yEllsNlSm q y TYSgEIsD


u RESPECTFULLY tender their thanks to the
~ friends and the public generally, for the very
liberal patronage they have received since they
have been in business and solicit attention to their
took Of
Confectionery anil Groceries.
which they have lust received and are ready to re-
tail on terms the most accommodating. Among
their variety are
Candies, Of all kinds,
Figs, Pruues, Dates and Raisins,
Preserves and Pickles, great variety,
Apples, fine lot,
Toys, all kinds,
Dye Stuffs generally,
GROC CERES.
Bes, Coffee and Sugar,
Fish, Cheese and Crackers,
Muasses, fine article,
ALSO
FLOUR, best quality-wholesale OF retail
! Fresh Ale, new article,
Best quality Baltimore ALE,
Cider Vinegar,
and grea, variety ofo:her articles not necessar.
to enumerate. Let it suffice to say, that we hav'
on hand an extensive variety Of such articles as ar
usually kept inthe best establishments Of the kind
and that il is our determination 10 sell short prof
its. In addition our BAKERY will still be KEEP
in operation, and Bread, Of best quality, Furnished
as usual. Call and see.
| OYSTERS served up at short notice.
Staunton, Dec. 8, l65l.--3t.