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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27
Mr.. Burton and the Editor OF the Albion.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.


rom H. s Myself: ass
'%' EDITOR % S s
n..s il ns :. H.
right to claim place n next issue for the fol
Ss e
thousands Of who Dc not knGw me
sIs Piss
sn a. III
&c %
r...oI n1so..x sTs.z.; Sturdy March &c
s T
On the i.sy .ppssTsS
s he e.
drama Of which he being satisdsd Of its
rrsS s declined a.s: yaa hsSs
toxssd me and my in tho Of
wait Week fully 1indiss.e myssf in my own
ss
possession and whose existence Mr. Burton has probably
C.... ..s STREET. Sept T. 1850 g.,
much pleasure and shall snd much in placing Il
r an chat ns Sa
eleven and four in the daytmeY am dear sir yours
respectfully, w. L. BURTON.
VIM You're, Esq.
SUNDAY EVENING.
nv DEAR SRI have passed this blessed Sabbath in dill
gently p0rusing spirited translation and version
delighted with it, and must confess
that aroused strong interest within from the conn
to the end The alterations which my critical
deems chiefly curtailment and
be made in hour by any will cheerfuly attack
the Able Dubois and rascal he IT, think could give
good him. Lester would be good in CASTOR but
should be unable to Blake to the
Regent To be sure he esayed Henry VIII at the Broad
way but he declines not likely to be
full him stock part in his future Of characters
However, try.
almost always at the box Office from to a. half
hours chat will enable settle everything The piece
will require months preparation, to give due time for
The plot almost too serious for comedy shop bat
think that tho powerful interest will enchn the attention
Of the audience, when get fairly at work an,
doar sir, yours truly, W. Z. BURTON.
l73 Hudson street. N Y Dec. 8, 1850.
w. YOUNG.
1t will very matter to show Mt tho right time and
place by extracts from the Albion of 1851 1852 and 1853 that
Mr. Burtons charge of macvoence is entirely false. His
more general remarks claim immediate reply. am,
gentlemen, very faithfully yours WH YOUNG.
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49, DIR Z. u. KINBARK, Prsssasss.
k.e W. Ml.i +. wr,.os, Trustees
Look At this Golden 0prsrtunity, Equal u
IL: %nss e Au.ts a Th the ,ss 80
psss on shs ass q March 1853 Come ono. :ons alis
:asss 5. II a .
y wasrsntss Sssds one hundred e whom VIII g. s. q
R:1Rsi:ss Eyis: e
Bso.dwsy corner o. Futon street. New York -
Show Cases.-A Large Assortment constant.
Mord . g. x2sa Is es s s:' Grand M 2
three doors east Il BEoadway.
Window ghades.-Bsst Asssatzaaut IN tn
. EssrT M :s
warranted 70 stand climate aad sold lower thaA q -
Sss.: psassa and .ss:rss to Sss:r superb. s
Charles London Cordial Gin IL daily inS
"a; ;sd.;
sss sss: sss:s many
Those who contemplate taking Sea voyago1
% -. aa.
appetite gives and vigor to the whole systen.
c.rd-Dr. Powell, Oe.Iise, Aur.st, Co.;
wn his patients the ensuing IRON 70 to
se!:sa daily D. rGTe has . Isssay
he natural eye in color expression and
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bstwsenlBroome and Spring streets
By Letters Patent seearsa In ls4e.-PuHvex.
nahsrs Patent Electric vstss Chains soAsr.ssa
sss ~ sss
relieve without pain shock eoats a:E.
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vi: II +. 's ., n. -:
The preIoa IN both hsnisphsrss, and iaviss
ss... +: person.
numS.r Of cured in New YORK and Europe nay Ss
IL: 4 St.s.:
prepaid uzs' containing three ''ss PS.sss sssrP'
No. ss Broadway. corner Il Prince sssssA
A Singular Discovery has been made for tlAe
q u % IT,
+. S q i ~ :s,A ss r. I'd w s Is
sssond avenue, corner Twelfth street wr,.cr
aouraud's Liquid Hair Dye II, without en-
:sPs e y: e:
e. srses Il. from
SSdH; LIQUID liquid Rous. LaX White and HaE Gloss ~
Nothing Counterfeit can long stand the test
% &
S;. aye
PAalon's Magic Hair Dye, % color 90
sf whisker: the Homent n applied without injury e
Hn 81 :G aa. a. ..a ), M ana M
Phalons Chemical HAIR InvisoraAor, -
& s 's 20 :: s. : 1 :s 4
IN brilliant CLOS: and psrmsssnt curl for sale e "
r.. s ''' s. 'na Oh
Watts, Nervous Antiaote Il now BEGINNING.
be understood is not compounded this that
sa sS 's
S II :,s Sss zsss remains
Kellingcr's Refined Liniment Il certain tn
matter what the disease Weakness with sthsr
cannot fail in thousand trial.: His magic dsd
al other ailments and work Nm
Broadway, white front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

New York Tube Works, Eleventh avenue,
Thirty Thrt eighth streets Hud
River Raiiroadwrought iron welded pipes for steam
rse water, draw r.r the furnace OF Ill 1es large
- WIN. DANlELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

There Is to be Great Sale Of Furniture,
paintings clocks fancy goods &c. at the sales
room Of BRANCH Il MCDONNELL, 113 Fulton street,
Tuesday next. For particulars Herald to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

ROBERT N. PATRICK s the sole manufacturer in the
United States Of the above celebrated safes to which
pre- MUM has inst heen awarded by the Metropolitan
Meckanics Institute at Washing ton and r. c. Gons i'm
pntb defiance lacksthe best safcs and locks combined
In tie world Depot No 90 John street. Geld after
May ], 1872 Pearl street, door below Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

TIE TmArxn-we refer our readers TO the advertising
columns for tho particulars Of the selections made by
the respective theatrical managers for the amusement
of Monday evening sufce II TO say they are such Is
cannot fail to draw large and delighted audiences.
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and the public that they have removed from s
$50 Bowcry of Brooms street. formerly
cupcd by r. c. Akerly where they will find large and
elegant assortment Of gold and silver Watches silver
cutlery &C. which they retailing at
prices JACKSON MANY, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

arrests had been made for that offence; that
1900 assaults had been attempted, and 400 ar
rests followed, &c. A good deal Of light would
be thrown, both on the public morals and on the
state Of the police, by such statement a. this.
HARD SWEARING AT WAsHNGroN-The fol-
lowing is . specimen Of the graphic intelligence
reported by telegraph from Washington to the
Tribune
Some days since, John Tyler applied through
Caleb Cushing to Postmaster Campbell for the Vir-
ginis mail route agency. for friend: and Campbell
applied for the same place for friend of his Camp
ben evaded the application. Hunter left his papers
and went away. Yesterday, the friend told Mr.
1ns
faction. He went next to the President, with no bet
ter success returned to the department Mr.. Camp
bell out told the messenger to tell him as soon as
he (Mr. CO. came in. At length that gentleman ap-
peared, and tried to evade the subject, when Mr..
Hunter exclaimed I" God damn you, who commands
this concern 7" and then went on to damn the ad-
ministration. He said it had a renegade wing for
Attorney General, and q renegade Virginia Route
Agent, and SO left in high dudgeon.
We presume that Mr.. Senator Hunter is the
person accused Of the foregoing choice Ian
guage !; but as far as we know any thing Of his
style of conversation, he is one of the very last
men of the Senate who could be guilty Of such
vulgarity. We think. however, it is due to the
parties concerned that they should set this
matter right. If they begin to curse and swear
in the Post Office Department thus early in the
day. we can expect nothing less than row in
the kitchen cabinet before supper time. Did
Mr.. Senator Hunter damn" the Postmaster
General? Did he leave in high dudgeon?"
And if SO, where did he go?
Our New YORK COLLECTORsHIP-Thef fact
is pretty well established that the hard-shells
made the appointment Of Augustus Schell as
Collector for New York q sine qua non to q
temporary treaty Of peace, friendship, and
alliance, with the soft-shells. and it is o fact.
they have succeeded. Schell is the man. 1t
appears that all the cabinet, excepting Cover
nor Marcy, were in favor Of Schell, but that the
Premier was inappeasable on account of the
ant-Marcy policy pursued by Schell at the Bal
timore Convention; and that he was resolved to
"grind his enemies to powder" But we see
that this difficulty is solved. Some interme-
date man between Mr.. Schell and the hard and
soft shells, it was supposed, would be taken
Mr.. Lawrence, Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Maclay, or some
other man. The question is out of the fog 1t
was an important question, and difficult to
extricate from the ENHANCEMENT. But the child
is born. The harmony not only of the party
here, but Of the administration itself, was
mixed up in this business. What an escape!
What an excitement there will be when the
news spreads through town. Hard shells,
heads up!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

veg Interesting 70 lseFA Cor instanes, thas 3s4
roa6esies from dws3lne houses had bssn COM
nitted during the ysar, while NO morsthAa leo
arrests had been made for that offence; that
1900 assaults had been attempted, and 400 ar
rests followed, &c. A good deal Of light would
be thrown, both on the public morals and on the
state Of the police, by such statement a. this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

INTERESTING FROM BuESos AYRx.-The bark Ottawa
Capt Brooks arrived yesterday from Rio Grande, reports
produce scared and commanding high prises Hides
scarce. vessel from Buenos Ayrss had arrived at Rio
Grande bringing dates to the goth of January, which
state that Buenos Ayes closey bsssged BY Urquza
skirmishing took place daily, and business was almost
entirely suspended Produce was very scarce a. none
could come in on of the entire population being
under arms according to proclamation Of the Governor,
compelling all male persons to unite In driving OF the
insurgents There prospect Of the siege being
raised ~ Urquxa the insgstor of the instruction has
immense influence with the country people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

His astounding discovery to prevent and sick
cannot fail in ten thousand trials His Auid
restore hair Of can be seer
in New York cy 81 each 81 dozen His nimcnt for the
horse tho heaves and all other ailments and @
daily Sold at go Poarl street-his central depot 10 6
Broadway, white front. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

Splendid CAspetings Smith q Lounsbcry,
Pearl street. have received per late arrivals large
osk Of velvet tapestry Brusses three ply and ngrain
earpetiRg Of ebaste aid elegant designs which, having
purchased previous to the recent advance In prices
they enabled 10 offer at very great Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

play OF Mantill will take place at G. BR0DJES 81 Canal
street Monday, tht 18th instant Tho proprietor has
for supplying with
exclusive styles yn-xsdames wisnick Co., yeve Plated
Berger A. lie Canu, Saint Armand. c. Brode IL in the
brown stone building, south side. few doors from
BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

us" not Of MS would ever wear clumsy ineegant
shirt IL dtorts the whole figure and makes the Of
fashion look like clown. Render such contingency i'm
possible by ordering your shirts only at GREEN'S, No
cal APPRECIATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

90 80 for Fashionable Dress French Calf
ready made order patent leather boots OF
the best quality IS So Try them and you will longer
pay &c and 50. j. HUNT, No. A6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27
Becbc & Co., Fashionable IInttcrs, 156 Broad
wsy.-Spring and summer fashion for genemens hats.
.Jackson e MANY would inform their Erie,


way-spring and summer fashion for gentlemsns hats
jackson & Many would Inform their Friends
the public that they have removed from 3 Chatham
100 Bewcry Of Brooms formerly
sn ans
s cutlery &c. 5xSKoS ~
O. 8. Jennings Is happy to Inform his friends
snf street, se Gd se
mens Of sne gold and silver Watches superb jswsry and
ses1sfS %
p,anos-A Rare Cha.ee.-Owing to Removal,
.T 9. Gilbert G celebrated pianos With and Nth
exclusive agent, 3ss Broadway, Of
Mnntillas! Mantilas !-Another Grand Dis
play Of Mantillas will take place at G. BRoDES Canal
.. r. Tho s
exclusive styles y-ksdames wisnick Co. We've Plated
brown stone building south side, a few doors from
Broadway.
Mourning silks.-The most extensive stock
.n s I'M
M ns.Fy sppe, rss tho Metropolitan Hotel be-
.ht u ditert the whole figure and makes the man Of
possible BY ordering your sSirss only cREENs No.
Aston whose shirts have the sterling stamp Of unvsr
90 80 for Fashionable Dress French Calf
ready made made order patent leather boots OF
the best quality So Try them. and you will longer
pay &c and 81. J. HUNT No. A5 Broadway.
Splendid CAxpetings Smith & Lounsbcry,
t4s Pearl street. have received per late arrivals
osk Of velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram
earpetRg Of ebate and elegant designs which, having
purchased previous to the recent advance In prices
they enabled 70 offer at very great Inducements
observation-disclosures Il Humphrey, 370
Broadway are daily receiving per packets from Europs
additions applies Of rich and elegant earpetings Of
rior fabric and styles entirely new, and particularly pt
Cd city For salo full ton per cont bss than 6
stores selling similar goods.
Defiance eaIamander gafas-l;ny ler's Patent
ROBERT NJ PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the
United States Of The above celebrated safes to which the
behest awarded by the
Meckancs Institute at Washington and r. c. Gofins i'm
peneable Iockthe best safes combined
In tie world Depot No. 90 John street. after
May ], 1872 Pearl street. one door below Maiden lane.
Salamandcr Safes, Wildor's Patent, with
Riehs mprovemnt-STEARNS MARVIN, No. 1B
Water street. New York the emily makers Of Salesman
der Safes with Wders patent and Rchs patent combined
New York Tube Works, Eleventh avenue,
between Thirty seventh and Thirty ehh streets Hud
River RaroadWrought iron welded pipes for steam,
rRs water, draw r.r the furnace, Of Ill Sizes large
supply always hAAt Orders solicited from the eevntry
WIN. DAMxLL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

Mourning silks.-The most extensive stock
Of mourning silks to 10 found In tho city ia exhibit
ton at BARTHOLOMEW WEEDS new mourning store,
65i broadway nearly opposite tho Metropolitan Hotel be-
tween Spripp and Prince streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

Watts Nervous Antidote L. now beginning
TO be understood It not compounded that
complaint from pain Sleep
appetite Digestion and strength which IL guaranteed 70
do. In where It Is taken disease remain
Icing after OfSe, IA Greenwich street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e Humphrey. "a

Broadway daily receiving packets from Europe
additional supplies Of rich and elegant esrpengs Of supe
Cd city For salo full ton per cont bss than 6F
stores selling similar goods.
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lppy 10 Inform his frientls

O. 8. Jennings Is happy to Inform his friends
and the public continues tho old known
stand "a Fulton street, where he oers
gold and silver Watches superb ewery, and
elegant silver at reduced prices and warranted to be
represented. q. 8. JENNINGS, "a Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

Phalon's Chemical HAIR InvigoEatog, -
badness and hair fallen on or
become thin, and to scurf dAndrun q
Mn brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale N
nd 7 Broadway under the st. Nicholas HOTEL al NJ
ekus stores In every city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

ros EuHon.-As mall stsanship H2nAnn 10
eeutAanptsn and Bremen, and the rngash iron sersv
steamer Glasgow for Ghsgow, lsft at noon yesterday
TAs former teek atty three and the latter pas
seneers, Their names viii be found in another column
Tm srxAmm souTmxn, Capt. Foster, arrived -
tsrdsy morning, In Afty eight hours from Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

4 singular Discovery has been made for Ma
removal Of birth MARKS scirrhus poypus tumors.
els and ell Of tho skim without the .:s q
= the fact by calling ct che ooe Of the Subscribers, l1
second avenue, corner Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

o.otA wl11ann..nl vs1laqe Ass.senea..s~
r. 49, ss ns:;es ~ :. " e ~ e,
1evgzs ~ e: . 1illi..sSs, 2. ISssa.Y svs.aSes
y This asseeAflen has besa formed Nc the p1xpe %
raising ne capital for ths puseAass
plank rosA and within three mile. Ell ferries ne -
vantages Of this association sueh readily " eomUea8
70 the confederation Of every individual who deefss ~
escape the burden Of nigh 1e cost
and psynents ssd there are upon s presry fesr
Sunity Of obtaisins without additional cost.
DIR. T. II. kIABARK, Prssiasat.
B. W. WILSON, 2T-r.t..s
NICHOLAS +. WILSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

A Card.-Dr. Powell, Ooullst, Aurfst, 65c.r
vn receive h. patient; for the ensuing season irsa n
large artificial eyes, which exactly asmiate
the natural in color movement and ana can
ss Treatise the Eye b prosurod st his once alsc
has established private nique from to 10 O'Clock
daily fer persons In limited Crculars containing
bstweenlBroome and Spring streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

r1anos-A Rare Chnnce.-Ovving tn Renovaa,
few Of Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos with and with
sian, will be Sold and monthly payments taken
" immediate application DO made to HORACE WATERS
exclusive agent 3s9 Broadway, Of An
thony street. second dooY
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Again, the aggregate number of arrests is
faulty, as a criterion Of crime, in another res
pect, inasmuch as large proportion OF crimes
are not followed by the detection ofthe criminal.
How many .burglaries, how many assaults how
many thefts from domicl or the person, have
been committed with perfect impunity, during
the past year We consider ourselves safe in
estimating that the perpetrators OF one-halfthe
offences of this nature escape scot-free. Various
causes combine to produce this result Any
one who, having been assaulted or robbed, has
gone to make his complaint at the police Office
will have seen enough Of the nonchaidnce Of
the force to convince him that the first element
of efliciency-zcal-is by no means in excess
Something must be allowed, too. for the dextc-
rity of modern thieves, and the cunning of
rowdies. A very moderate dose Of slrewdness
will enable thief to elude the pursuit of po-
liceman who has dozen blocks to watch
Reasons like these will readily suggest them
selves to the mind of every reader and will
fully explain the escape Of one-half the perpc-
traitors Of crime. Hence it is obvious that the
table Of arrests furnishes but rough guess
az to the number of offences committed. We
should not be justified in saying, on the strength
of the proposition above laid down. that there
arc twice as many crimes as arrests. In the
latter are included all the innocent persons who
are deprived Of their liberty on groundless sus-
piciop. by mistake, through malice, &c. But
it is clear that we cannot place implicit conf
dence in chain Of reasoning which accepts
crimes and arrests as convertible terms.
A very simple mode, by which this deficiency
Of the police calendar might be supplied, ought,
one would think to have suggested itself to the
mind of the Inspector. In nine cases out Of ten,
persons who are assaulted or robbed 90 to the
police Office, and make full statement Of the
offence committed. Why should not the Police
Inspector publish he number Of complaints,
classified under the proper heads, and placed in
juxtaposition with the number of arrests for the
corresponding infractons of the hw7 We
should thus arrive OF something like a reliable
notion OF tie sx.en; ~ CRIME. IL woali "
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Nothing Counterfeit can long stand the test
of this test Crstadoros Hair Preservsvo
and hair Dye have been fairly unlimited and they have
itted does prevent the hair from fns ont and gives =
the head with natures tent In ave minutes For sale
A fo
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Those who contemplate taking q Sea voyaeo'
cannot have fnor better preparation than BUSES
appetite and gives tone and vgor 70 the whole systen
Sold street. Of Duane and BY Guions
corner Of Bowery and Grand street. Price ~ cents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DoLLABS
per annum, payable in advance .,,,, rama
or less first insertion cents and every succeeding in
seTtion 81 cents.
Thrice 7seekFor square, first insertion 62l cents;
every succeeding insertion 371 cents
1irice reek 0ronce aeeek-For square, first in
sertion cents every succeeding insertion so cents.
But if the advertisement exceed square, any
Der offu squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged haf square, if it exceed one
square any number ofu squares by eight lines the adj
donal lines will be charged full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped and charged accordingly
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines, and In
that proportion for advertisements OF greater LENGTH ana
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
greater length except Auctoneers who are charged
500 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23
THE DAILY"rINES
FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS.

FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS.
BY w. II. LoNGFELLow.
When the hours ofday numbered,
And the voices ofthe night
Wake the bitter soul that sumbered,
10 a holy calm delight:
Ere the evening lamps are lighted,
And like phantolns grim and tall
Shadows from the fitful fire light
Dance upon the parlor wall
Then the forms of the departed
Enter at the open door;
The below d ones. the true hearted
Come to visit me once more.
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife,
BY the roadside fell aad persisted,
Weary by the march oflife
They, tho holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross OF suffering bore,
Folding their pale hands SO meekly,
Speak with US on earth
And with them the Being Baau:cous,
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love me,
And Is now saint in heaven.
With slow and noseless Eootstep
Comes the messenger divine,
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in mine.
And she sits and gazes at me
With those deep and tendereyes,
Like the stars SO still and saint like,
Looking dowdward from the skies
uttered not yet cOmprehended,
In the spirits voiceless prayer,
Soft rebukes in blessings ended,
Breathingfrom her lips of air.
o. though oft depressed and lonely,
All my tears are laid aside
Ii but remember only.
Ssch as these have lived and died.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-23

DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. Co..
AuetiOmeers and Com mission Merchants,
MAKE liberal advances consignments of
1Nk chandise ,=a
Y7Sales auction of Groceries, &c. on Thursdays
At private sale-Ground Plaster Cement, Rifle and
Blasting Pc wder Safety Fuse, Sugars Coffee. Moasses
Oils, Brandy. N Rum, Whiskey, Candles, Pepper
Starch Bacon, Teas, Mustard, Salt Cotton Yarns &c.