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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Richardson Brothers 4 Co... Circular.

Per ErroTd-I L'hkfooi, ii-1 NO LSsI, 49,
Snee Tuesday we have had active business doing IN
WHEAT md FLOUR principally % hold over, BAT the Ia
ksrs have also taken fair quantity Of the LATER AID the
currency has been almost daily advsreing.
At market TINS morning bad far attendance OF
the dealers and uleTs and few rum the 81 icen,
neighbOrhOod WHEAT met t4r sale 20 nlers and iof
shipment 70 Ireland q advance the prces Of cur
last market for good fresh qualities o. Red bat parcels out o.
condition znd wanting strength did share " he advance
FLoUR sold freely a. further improvement q y DBL
Philadelphia and Baltimore having rc-zed . . ana
No Westerns 81, and some very extra ho,hesters oo
tanned q 2 boil snip. Sous have Aso been n active
request TO bold over ind p made o; some good Wes'-'
OARS held for An sdvence Of 2 8 BE- wie5 restIetsd
bnsness OATMEAL dnll, without change N value lNoi-
AZ CosN unchEnged in pres, bur IN limited request w0elA
er the SPOT or C. Z. /
Imports Of Foreign RAIN and FLOUR nce tn Day wcek
z575 quarters WHEAT 1000 quarters ISDiAN CoSN' l52
barrels and -oo sacks Floor. Exports n same time -
quarters WHEAr, Lass quarters IScAS CoRS. and S4lS
barre flour. ~ -.
This day currency ofAnericau CeTeale'-Wh'e WHEiT
2d74 extra hold fo- =, Carad 40 j. Anlesicaa
Red6.4e6Gs = 70 rs. FLOUR, Ohio p as 9. Pll.a.
delpha and Bsrnors 25 . p 6d2S g; Westerns and
Cannda - 6G25 lsDIAS CosS, $40 Yellow, "hifs
y B-I'nprs cedented foods have occlEred over mos.
parts Of the ki-ri'm during Tie as seven tays
CorrCS rner very rust-r--ces nc urn lower Slss
n 300 baes o. wh eh II 400 70 the trsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Derrynane Abbey.
The most implacable enemy of O'COnnell

The most implacable enemy Of OCOnne'
could not but be touched and sotene by sst ~ DE-,
rynane Abbey al this day. There hardly be amoe
Affecting spectacle than that house, where much
the pocf OF our century has been conceived and de-
cussed The situsOn o. that Old OF the O Con,es
10 finer d an description can give an Idea o. Seen ron
above IN its green cove eulDC coined IN woods guarded
By mouI airs, whose gray rocks CANDY with gore
and heather, and facing sea sprinkled with ilcs,
looks like paTadissical retreat The FIRST glimpse OF
from the Cahrciyeen road Cine road by which Connsi
passed from mas o. his large property % anothH)
shCws his yacht riding In sound in front Of his grouDt
and tbat sea.yew suggefts the remembrance OF the %
days when the OCCnnes OF both iamilles-DEi
uncles and iatheI-were understood ~ do others Dl
who lived Ia situaiyns favorable for th0se comns
cial enterprises which conducted by night In ~
wild times Of the lest century when defiance OF law ~
rather virtue than Otherwise and communication "a
France wGs az Irish privilege, gentlemen VINO ai
houses among the bays and sounds OF the west coss
were under every inducement 10 make their iorunaD
smuggling
The wild ruin of the house where Daniel was bon
stands ia anadmlrabe situation for smuggling, and
does the abbey and the legend tina; the facility vs.
abundtnily afed. Snug ling Ia quite over now y
the guard tell with sigh And agitation o'e
too 90 the hcuse stands ruin and the o.
er is rottiDg away Ia damp and neglect II ~
habiied il IL even filed with company al lmesi Hbp
be Tomorrow But not the iers forOrn - u appe
ance when seen rom nearer point than the MOULIN
roEds, choked By IT. woods, which grow anDst upp ~
windows, stained with damp Out Of joinr unTepaf75
unrenewed-lt Il q truly melancholy spectacle ne4-
choly TO all eyes il Il mott 90 10 the mind Of those ~
can 90 back quarter Of century, and hear agas =,
shouts which hailed the advent OF the Ibertof tnd
see again the reyerent enthusiasm which watched I'M
from sfar, when he rested at DeryDane from hs 80
and went forth 10 hunt anon. his hills OF crse sooa'
BIZ bGys. Now, there IL his empty yacht the s0ni,
and biz char H. TIE chapel covered with black Cloth Al
else that he enjoyed there In biz wes.h Of mon,
fame, and popular love, seems 10 be dropping away .
destruction When we were there, the bay, whos faa
waters must give Ute and music the whole Scenes
The tide wss out. II was to ike the desiny OF Nm
whom II neghbOred % nearly. HN glory sweiIed fis1
and grand 81 tine it, dab and but me ta'
IL cut And IN never rebIrn-coud never have re-
turned, II he had lived Tor there is going on We us',
gradual uphesying Ct the land. giving some pronse Oh
thai rec laInstion which h. never would allow.
Letters from Irs.anl nihs DAJs e~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Liverpool Produce Market.
Fror CrcuArs 81 Erckefs Boars md oadus ho..-s Tor
eu.lcs Nv

from Ccusrs Erckefs Bars md ctus no1-s Tor he
eu.l Nv. IL
ASHES in improved demand sud 500 b5ls soli a, p
for Pot, y & cwt for Pearl BAEX-Ql-rc-roa s. tins
Baltimore. Sd76 y cwI BEEsS AK tuns American
81 Ms y ewt CLOyESSEsD-AmrricAn nominal
COfFEE-Thr basiness Is eoahaed . small lo Bahia =.
II a cwt DTta OoDs-Cn'y limited bushes core /.
sale, leo tuns C-aa Fusic IS for small ana I 10 , ra
for aIse also 50 tens Jsraaics Logwood q, - tIn
FLANssED-AUencEu, none GUAS0-Peruyiaa = 5G
~ 10 tun HsNP-SmsQ sales Petersburg c.e.n = ~
al = tun. JUTs continues very hm a. tl p-css Hos
Seo sood sAe ala HI rse a. each; SO DIV .. Bra.
eheous elayed Cuba st IS ewt Naval SroREs-Rs,i1
l~ebhls American oIa q - = ewt Sp.r,ts u Tursp
tine may be quoted 81 90 = ewt; Tsrpeutae and "a
10 sale. reported OIS-A l.rse bgsncss 4zan DON. ln
Palm Ol 2ocoturs sod AZ $50 l0G sS5 10 70 awe an
Asa t4 on spot; sea- IN fair demand a. Is fsSl0 -
tun; Rape Oh steady 81 81 sscwt. RcE-A lArss busip
has been cone IN East Ind n arm Tgcs sli wa.> ,ad
tendency upward. SUGAK-Tbe demand has ben L an-d
durns tie week, bat holders demand iu prices and .-n
content 10 await renewal ofinq1ry. In foreign fir 49,
dong al steady rates. TgA-Ses hunted tbs wcek
owipg 10 want Of saitable qualities Prees firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
IL The M,ddietorn Conn Sentiae! pub
Efhes the folloNing lettcr |.


WILMINGTON n. C., Wednesdsy, Nov. a. ls0]
GENTLEMEN | wac asked a lew day since u sDnD
lcRk<e could no: invent Machine TO pick pcsn.S,
or, a. they arc called here ground pea, ron ~. -
vines, without breaking the podsi answered N - -,
Affirmative, and 20 the time added tina, / no's
tie genius could be found about Mddlet0wn. ~ son'
Of the inventors about MddletCwn would put mel ~,
chsnictl faculties TO work should think that me 'ai
could be accomplished in shOrt time. And
worked 10 perfection the patent could be sold here lo
pretty sum o. il the inventor did not win 70 cen
right be could sci q vast number Of tse rnschne oes
here and il Georgia and Alabams at a handsome prc
The peas all grow the lower end of the vines y
liar to pOtstoes. When the vines pulled IRON -
ground the greater part adhere % the Vine the yins,
then laid In the to dry; after they properly cp
they then placed away under shelter o. IN oaf'
and there they remain until TIE picking ume coz,
merces, which - about the first Of this nor,o. ~
when tell you that from two TO three bushels a as,
for the best picker, Is a task, you WI CONSIDER
slow business and requires the aid Of machinery y
you VII give this passing notice n your paper vi
accommodate several gentlemen who have requSsea
me 70 write the above 10 you. And IL any one WIZ w
dertske the tax, gentleman here win furnish him VIZ
hogshead Of the vines and peas attached, TO e1Pe''
ment upon CRATE. remain, o. ever, yours,
JIASY II. RosEsra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

'UNcLE TONS CABIN II EycL.yD.-An
Episcopal Clergyman of this Diocese, writing
from Cambridge, England, on he 81 NOyem.
Der, thus speaks of the excitement causedby
this work in all circles We trust that his fel.
low clergy at home viii not fail to read the vol.
ume which their reverend brother thus char.
acterizes:
Uncle Toms Cabin IL still selling. l. Il marvel
ous book revolutionary book. IL l. really wosder.
iu how has influenced not only tender vein 10 our
common nature, but also art in its various Department.,
"Cruikshank" If now Illustrating IL in admirable
manner The music shops iu Of songs and n,elo
dice about and from "Uncle Tom The great nun AZ
tie Theaters Is owing 10 the representation of uncle
Toms Cabin The windows are full OF beautiful n
Illustrations OF the various in II and hy the wsy
the book stul OF pictures. Passing hro Chsapsde the
ether day. all of q sudden, in a window a sable
face, with bright eyes, shining teeth and most quizIcsl
conicel EXPRESSION under, igncd in large letters.
"Topsy"
All the talk here in circles IL about the book spent
Sunday evening with OF the ugh men here AMI all
the conversation about II, ana see IN The Dahl
Nsrs OF today that penny subscription Is being raised
TO present Mrs. stowe with atestimonia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liyerpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov l9-P VI.
Since the sailing Of the Baltic, on Wcdneliay l7ih The
market hes not exhibited nucl change on l1 DAY
Ace bales with very dull feeling. ana .te no
variation prices AMI speculative demand. Sales III
Cludtd lSN Egyptian. 6 81; so Ssrsl az 81 the Re-
uauder nearly ali American. TAurd.y, iCta taere were
tha day benz observed - holiday On occa
Of the Wellington funeral. FRIDAY l9th The business
amounted % 5UVO bales Of which 200 were "a spec
and export fceAng rather improved Tie part Of the
ulde but Cotton freely oaeFrd TIE sats Of the week
Aeo bales, including 1860 American a0 beng on
speculation and 81 American and 2tjJ Sur4f or EXPORT
Stock az Liverpool 81 S5 bales OF which rs rs Ar nor
lean asast ISL col TOT which 2l0 t0s Auc,iui t., m v
lat wear. Present quotations Far Orleans -:
alddlrg, 81 Far Nobles c. Midllug. s Il-I6: Far
uplaDds, g. Middl.ns, 5i-beus nearly . decline on
pTt,ts of FRIDAY asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

The NdcciCs'er GUGrlrn Of thc 2h states that the duh
ness Oh CHARACTERIZED Tuesdays market had been
heved IN any si1e degree the avinced Yet
there had been incel OF business compared with lie
previous week and QTices had toward the cOse rtl
degree q seadiaess smne decline than the ate
sudden and striking reaction Of feeling might have led %
expect say - = 10 in Yarns tai in Cop Twist and
e from SOS jFs AID about the ia Wtrp-. Ia
general however the buying been IN small qlaut i-s
70 keep up assotmeas Goods hal been less affected
Yarns.
Many branches Of the Mott nghlm Lace Trade are in
somewhat depressed condition and viii Doubtless rsm4n
90 until about the Be Einnng the year.
The GesrOw Cotton Mlrkst has been dull dur. the
week az last FrCav's rs'es
state Of Trade France refer 70 the remarSs Of
eur core poudeu under the heading OF HAVE Market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Bunker Hi Monument June II, ls25 and sod n d.
completion Of that Monument, June II, lst3
The Bunker Hill nonumcn, Is intended 20 eom,...
crate the great OF the 7h Of June l775 .oa :
Dir Websters truly eloquent ard glowing lAnzu.,.
Let /, rise iii II meet the Fun IN his coYnirv. L. -
earliest light OF the morning gid il, And lGIiing ay hnr
and play on rs summit
T. Mr. Webster acted under The sct;lcd conviction b
the States OF this Union are ore country
He said, at the commencement OF his speech. d.l;,
cred in the U s Senate, March !, lsJo
Il speak to-day FOR the prescTaiion Of he un,on
Hear RE for my ceuse. speak not o. Nsssaehnsee
man, nor rs Northern man, but o. AT .iA-1ioaa'
These noble sentiments, together with those en-.
bedied in Mr. Webs.ers other speeches. with vhic.
our language richly sbouuds, VIII be forever dear q,
every true American heart
When he concluded bis great aud Truly patriotic
speech TO which have already sdver;cd, reply 70
the distinguished Senator from South Carolina:
Liberty snd union, now and forever, one and ln.ep
srsbe7
the very walls o. our National Capitol seemed with
transport to pay their grateful acknowcd enen,s %
the great orator ard patriot conscious as II were thai
the States and people Of the Union. would continue %
be represented within them, until time .ha be %
more
Mr. Webster made great speech a, Boston, in Ps.
eu Hall, May - 1882 which il an riglily informed
was his last public fort
This spcoch alone would !mmortahso Mr.. Webster.
name.
his remarks upon Faneuil Hail. the Revolution, sna
the sources OF the prosperity of our country are
clothed in language peculiarly Websterin.
Hope Mr. Webster's death will teach Us an u.efa
Lesson.
Lives Of great men All remind ~
We can n Ike our lives gnhli'ne
And depart az, leave behind us,
Footpruts .he sends OF time
While our motto IL
A union OF hearts and union OF hands
union Of principles none may sever;
A union OF lakes ard n union o ands-
The American Union orcyerN
Let us, in the spin. and language with whith The
great man eloquent; concluded hi last speech CON
init ourselves end our country to the hands Of prov
dence, and indulge hopes-high and exalted hops
humbly and meekly before God, that the prosperity AMI
happiness which enjoy viii descend to latest po
terfy with ten thousand times the brilancy OF the ~.
ting sun Yours, SAMUEL n. SWEET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
SPAIN.
The news of the rees,ablishmentof the French

The news Of the reestablishment OF the French
Empire has caused little feeling At Madrid.
Reports were current lately that changes in
the diplomatic service TO be made by which Seor
Rquelme, Under Secretary for Foreign Aiars, would
be sent to Wellington but IN " contralictol
Ii is stated that Gen. OllOqui has resigned his
command at Puerto Principe, and that Bdgider
Lopez BaIlasteros has been appointed in his place
There il now a rumor TINT Gen C'neo il o bs super
seeded in the OF Cuba by General Count DC
Mirafol This, however, IL also cUnfradicel BY the
EspanO
A dispatch from Madrid, dated 10Th, an
nounces that Melchor Ordonez Minister Of the Interior
has resigned, and IL succeeded by Crstova Bori!n;
Rcynoso Minister Of Commerce also resigns, and issue
ceeded temporarily by Bertrsm he La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
London Markets.

LONDON, Friday evening, Nov. 70, 49,
The transactions the PRooUcE market this week h,ve
been Amos; nominLi importers however are ar1 So
home consumption satisfactory The SU6Az market -
not been vel supplied only 2i2 hhds We ndil so- :,
previous rats; Yellow Havana n bond. q an. Il
CcFFEE tie only saes took place on Tuesday al4 we're
made q Eea5y prices 81 d6o for fine o7dialry Pal-oa
Ceyiou 90 bales Mocha AZ 49, TEA d8iL ~ Rs. Lo.
bazs dEeseed Java taken in AZ from c-l d.1t
still active TALLow firm; ?. Y. c. - . O.Ls fin hl-
quiet II DTEwooDs transactions t-.fi1s. So.in
coce IN CoTIos, FLAX. HEMP o! Wool.
The fhcw Of WHEAT to-day, 18th. scsntT a'i aies
rot extensive, bat prices Of both English ant 5-e a-e
well surrored Floor inactive. BARLEY saTce AID t-l
OATS firm At advance Of IS =. BEANS a1d PEAS ua
GIfc-td. sEEps ceiling sowlv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
ITALY.

SARDNn-The company formed at Genoa
a month since under the name ofthe "Trnsitlanic
Company for the estsblehmcnt Of regular steam com
munication between Genoa and North and South Amer
lea has been authorized by The king.
The L. 5. frigate Hyarinthe arrived nth
Dec in the Gulf OF Spezza, AMI after taking N provi=-
ions put to sea- together with the Cumberland
ROME.-Sgr. Rufni, DirectOr-General of Ro-
man Police, died 9Th Nov ROss now delegate at RI.
VIENNA will II is said be his successor with the rcsOra-
ton Of the old title OF " Governor of Rome"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
DECENTRALIZATION Marker.

In BTET the transact this week have been frng and
ssok o; AntTic 81 vsIy low. Wan. Gsidrer Cos ele-.
tions for l. :. Prime Mes. new lO5 rs do OH
nav s. 100 PoRK Is firm with mon spos,ti1r p, mr.
chase L. $ Eastern fr.me Mes e 30 70 7266t5'.
Western 20 ans New American Bacon i nIairs4 f,r
shoulder 3 dSO In LAID httis dong "a prices Evius
wsy quotations reduced = evt sridy business ia
TAILOw II prices OF last week. CaEEsE-NO arriy.ls
LlSsEfD GAZE firm. AFPLEs-(per Ear9Pa)-So demand
at q q 5 reduction from former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
AUSTRIA,

The Ministerial LithoSraphic sheet, of Wen
nj. examines NJ some length the re6slaols cnt of the
Emrire in France The tone Of the article Is quite
friendly 10 Louis Napoleon Austria, il states, without
regulating the principle Of legitimate succession Mt
refuse eccept the new sovereign OF France. VINO Il
supported on the triple be is Of popular election impe
rial succession and Aocessiy Austria further thinks
and hopes, thathe hostility shown by Louis Napoleon
to the go called party OF anarchy gives guarantee
ior soidiy established Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Liverpool Corn Market.

The demand for WHLAr had BE- somewhat checked ~
the high rates cemanaei bat closed - improvement "a
the week OF e 10 70. FLOUR aat e. aciye aud wAs
noted % { Dbl cegrer. INDIAN Com had sod ouv IN re-
tau, but hrm ~ quo;a;ons IRIsH OARS had improved
rna sold 81 a g - n advance. EGYPTIAN BEANS hal
likewise advanced sv sc Z quarter and were selling
AZ 81 loGS+ PEI $50 10. QgO.atoEs (NeSsgs A. Denu.
toun Coz were, On IN lay evening FLoUR-Wosl-ro
Canal { to!, = SO > 3; Baltimore All PalAieipha
White, = 10 n. ia7 t; Red and Mixed. 6 6di2 H.
DIAN CoSS-Nel!ow. I $50 10, 81 GS2 W lite Is q j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
GERMANY.

Accounts from Germany remind us that the
modification in the Austrian Tariff win effect
IN January next. At the same time will cease the 10
per cent additional duty levied during the first year Of
the Tariff textile gools millinery, and haber9ashery,
clothing, wrought metals, jewelry and mixed fabrics
In January, likewise the new duty upon cotton viii
come into elect
Hermann, Munder & Co., of Bremen, manu-
facturer have stopped payment owing 100 90 rix dol
lars, with assets 10000 The merchants of Bremen,
Hamburg and Elbcrfcll are the principal sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
GREECE.

The AugSJHrg gazette, under date of Athens,
"a inst, SANS "A courier has arrived here with impOr
iant dispatches Tor the English Ambassador Il IL pro
toco relative the succession the throne OfG-eec
signcd by the protecting Power The Ministers wished
10 conyokc the Chambers Immediately 10 submit the
protocol to them, but the English anl Russian Arnbas
sadors declared to them pat belonged 70 the protect
ine Powers alone TO regulate the succession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
BELGIUM.

The Belgian Senate is eOnvOke1 for the 3)th
Instant The Committee charged with the consi lera-
ton OF the new Press law continue their labors Taey
have arrived ST the significant paragraph oHenses com
United by the press against foreign soyereigns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
London Money Market.

Money Is in rather better demand with fir amount Of
busle DONG EnE sh stocks A. finn quotations Con
scerai.c investments nade by Government Con
fol ana ia tie Three Ter Cents during the week CInsJs
iCC Tor money 100 a. Z: for account 1905 fnctIAon
dollar uuder .cy.5rs Eats. Douboons stu inquired
ior tAOui ts5 active :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
American stocks.

The pace occupied b. OF the funeral Of w ling
ton hts crowded.out MessIs Bell sons report 0m ,ls
LONDON pagers Barring Bros. a Co.. London, i5e q.
SKIES BoIds demand 1t llo0luf, and far busi
dong other stocks without change in quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
TURKEY.

The viceroy of Egypt has forwarded TO the
Sultan a remittance OF Lon Ion for f30lO11 sferlin.
This seasonsbc contribution has removed all anxiety
respecting the repayment Of he loan Political remain
IN sfGsH quo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

FIg 20 the United sa.Gs have undergone some ire
tuau0 Ills week. Ml.eln Evans Lcrpriere quote -
New-YoTk. dead WEIGHT Il - fine goods Il hlri-
ware. X s.; caftEcnWare, l0i. To NewOriefns q, ii
wsre 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
PRUSSIA.

The meeting of the PriSsian Chambers is
fixed Tor the 2oth init The impression eth prevails al
Berlin that the Prussan AMI Austrian Cabinets viii not
be able 20 come to understanding Oh the Zouvere.n
Question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
The Latest Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL. Saturday, Nov. y. ls5S
Ths saes Of CoTToS TO-DAY have been 5e bales 5O 81
winch WEE 70 speculators TIE market closes dsi, bat
without change n Tnces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

e 20 tne northwest, Cape ST. Vioca,, 1,.5 $780,
Srnsei sI burning b.ood-red bu.,rg ~. 1 I sgsy
E7G gray ~" Hvo DLofalIar grand
krru-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10
FRESH ARRIVAL.

A UGUST THEOPHII.. two doors South
IA Of Rawlins' Hotel. would respectfully
inform his patrons and friends, and the public
generally. that he is prepared TO serve them 10
his business. He invites attention to the fresh
supply just received 90 be constantly kept uP0
consisting in partas lollows;1s a
CONFECTI0NARIESs
Cakes OF allsors, with which Parties can al
ways ba supplied at the shortest notice; Can
dies Of every description: Of his own manulac.
ture; Fruits and Nuts; Raisins {by the box y
Figs, Citron, Oranges, Lemons, Currants, Sc;
Fine and common Liquorice; a fine supply Of
French and Fancy Confectionery constantly
kept on hand; Crackers, &c.. All kinds OF
Pickles and Pepper Sauce. Wsgs
ALE. CIDER AND FOR.
GRocERiEs.--Sugar Coffee; Molasses. and
Spices Of all kinds.
Segnrs und Tobacco.
JEwELRY--A fine assortment.
ToYs.--A great variety; together with every
article IN his line, all Of which will be sold upon
the most accommodating terms.
July T. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10
A NEW SUPPLY OF FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

n WOULD beg leave to call the attention OF
Il my customers and the public generally TO
my new stock Of GROCERIES, consisting in
part Of very superior Brown, Loaf. Lump aud
Crushed Sugars; first quality Rio Coffee,
cheap; Teas of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup, very fine, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
tard, Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract Of Coffee,
Starch, Sail. fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Mackere, Pepper
Salt, &c., Alspice and Spices OF every sort and
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Elhe-
rial Oil. M
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Bloomer Combs,
Wallets. Pocket Books. Sc, Hooks and Eyes,
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings,
Watch Keys. Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand things useful and ornamental. Pts
tolls. double and single barrelled also fine
lot OF splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man, Lever and detached Lever Watches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot of assorted Candies, Shelled AL
American Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Rasins and
Lemons, and Newark Cider, very fine.
Tobacco and Segars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 10 SO
CTS. per h.; Segars oil all sorts; Snuffs Of diff
fereni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eigki Day, "a hour, and Alarm Clock of eve
ny pattern, quality and price. Come and see
and you will be sure to buy --al warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
April %, 1852.