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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

MISERABLE MANAGEMENT or THE CaYsrAL Pa
IAcE.--We give place, elsewhere in our columns,
to-day, to communication from vlsiter Of the
Crystal Palace, complaining Of the incOnye-
nerces and annoyances to which visisers are
subjected by means OF the miserable man
ogement which has characterized that insti-
tuition from it's opening TO the preaea. mo.
mcnt, We have for long time endeavo7.
ID TO paliiate the various errors and deieots
displayed in the erection and subsequent con
duct OF the Crystal Palace, attributiag them to
want Of experience on Tie part Of tl,e directors
,nd to unforeseen difficulties thy Ind 10 en-
counter: hut the utter stupidity AID wa1t Of
discrimination and COCA taste displayed and
pereevered in up to the present time, would
render any further excavation Of IT, on our
part, an Injustice TO The public; and o sense Of
cur duty therefore induces US TO pnnlish tho
communication TO which We refer.
our correspondent alludes only, Of course, 80
those petty anEoyaEces which came under his
own observation during the course Of . briei
visit to tho Crystal Palace; bnt every discrimi-
mating person who gocs there secs others rs
worthy Of notice. Tie dill not notice that
but very few Of The objects Oh exhibition are
labelled. al they al shoull be, with design,
doubiloss, Of proasing by the sale oGcatalogues
ror that such labsllings a. % appear denote
eseb ignorance rs tic one attacked 10 bcagi-
IN piece 81 arL representing tn !pnding 81 th.
,,oorq an. --'..tCf vent tain r1s,.. t,..
yoaf' "'$T il really did. !. Ns pace Tea
IrG oh
frd agahet she Ioauescf1cni or t'G c-se n
Palace. BeT'ters Of !ho press, in possession Of
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Association for the Exhibition OF Ghe Indulge

OrrIcE, No. Is BROADWAY, Nrw YonE,
August 10 1868
Nstos hereby given that the Ysrd Of Dire tfs have
rssoivd T. Issue tbs reeue Of Tho capital stock oopte
Plated by the charter q tue sssccston and that tho
remaining thousand shares will be distribute In tbs
proportion Of old ida,
regs-dng IcionG to the STOCKHOLDERS approving such
on TIE books Of the Corrorsoa Tue3dsy Abe ed iast
a. eeicck provided That. before tho 18th init they
ono hundred dcsrE each of the sa!d additior
Ehnres Tue transfer books will BE cloaed frc ~ Of the
2jd AuEues M iii 10 AN. Of SIC l@th
.0a. b COLLINS rrsssnrsr.
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complimentary season tickets. have been chal-
leDged ON their entrance, forced to undergo
the scrutiny and examination of officials, and
even after they had passed that ordeal, pursued
through the building by policemen, and con-
Quoted to the Secretary's Office, amid the gaze
of bystanders, 80 to satisfy that officer or his
deputy that he really was the person he rep
resented. This is q good type and sample Of the
stupidity which throws its heavy dulness over
the whole management. fla gentleman present
a complimentary season ticket, which has not
been heretofore presented by any other person,
what necessity ia there for inquiry further about
III The press do not want complimentary
tickets but rather the directors are anxious that
they should have them SO as to secure more
frequent and perhaps more favorable notices.
And they are the dearest tickets they dispose
Of, inasmuch as ten times their price would not
procure such an amount of advertisement.
Editors and reporters can afford to pay for
tickets as well as other people, and when they
accept them. the advantage is very rarely on
their side. But still less rarely are they made
to experience the indignities and annOyanccs
which they have been subjected to on the part
OF the management of the Crystal Palace from
the Inauguration banquet at Niblo's-wbere
they were expected to occupy distinct table
from the guests, and where subsequently the
president Of the association volunteered certi-
fcate that they were not all Robert Macaires
nor LEVERS OF black mail--dOwn to the present
moment, when they have to undergo an exami-
nation at the hands of the officials in the Crys-
tai Palace. az if they had stolen or forged their
complimentary ticket With such contempt
bic, miserable management, it is not to be Won
dered at that its stock is rapidly falling in the
market.
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Association for the FxsibItton OF the Industry
Oi All Ha.lOls
0rrIcT or ,raE Gl

- orrioE or TaE GssSn AI surGaInrEpnEyT, !
ONYTrAI PALACE, New York, August ~ 1873.
Exhibitors Of Models snd ehnery notified that tho
Machine Arcade ready 10 receive thor contributions
nnd hey arc requested 60 ST. he epso allotted early -
possible space not occupi5 ~ te irst Of scpssmss viii
by order Of The Genera 81 po1inte ndeht
JOSEPH Il. uOLME5, Dlr.otor Of Machinery.
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SpOl ting Intelligence.

GREAT GAME OF CRiCKET-CNcLE SAM AGAINST
JOIN BOIL.
We learn that the great mstc game Of cricket between
Canada and the United States gill this day,
Wednesday at the grounds OF the st. Georges Club,
Red Bouse, Harlem, and continue during three days.
Play will commence ct 10 O'Clock This match hiss been
the topic in crckeng circles for two months The best
msn have been selected fos tie Canada clubs and they
viii have well contested game with the favoItes Of
the New York and st Georges clubs BJth parties have
been hard at work In preparing the game, and
pect 10 see the best match ever played hs.e.
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TIE SAN FRANCISCO CUSTOM House Affair."
We published on Saturday last communica-
ton over the signature of Frank Ward. adj
dressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, emu
meratng various instances in which it is al
legged by the writer that frauds were committed
On the United States government by the man.
agemeIt Of the Custom house business at San
Francisco. Then we yesterday allowed the
Hon. 7. Butler King the privilege Of our col
umns for the refutation of Mr.. Wards state
ment, and extended O. like courtesy to the lat
ter gentleman for the publication of another
letter, forwarded to us by telegraph from Wash
iDgton. in reply to one which had appeared
from Mr. King on the previous day, in an
other Of the journals of this city. We now,
to close the concern, and that we may ex-
tend equal privileges to both parties, publish
to-day a communication from 7. Butler
King Junior, in response to Mr.. Wards letter
of yesterday This leaves two communications
on each side-quite sufficient we should ina
CINE, to put the public in possession Of the
facts, and certainly as much as we are inclined
to infict upon our readers in relation there
to- We therefore notify the parties that we
decline deyoting any more Of our space to
the discussion Of these Custom House frauds,
and we respectfully hand over The affair to the
Investigation Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
----------------------~
Curious STATE OF THINGS AT ALBANY.--The
Albany .qtias thus defines the present condition
Of party politics in that neighborhood. The
aygns is the special organ Of the democratic
bards and the Journal of the freesoil Seward
wings. The .atlas says =
The eaterfe c0rdia,c which subsists between the
argus aud the Journal is Tie fruit of the douceurs
which for many years haye been spread on the table
OF the former by the paytsans OF the latter Some
millions of money haye been spent Ia establishing
this understanding and IL Is understood that Senator
Seward - ready TO vote for more
The concert Of ulendacity is q remarkable one.
Every morning the -Asgms tells ialsehood, and
every night the Journal swears it is true Bat the
iaselOod is impudent, and tie hireling witness who
cCrroborates it has character for truth 10 spare
has not enough 10 carry him through with his post
obituary "reminiscences Ia regard to Clay, Webster,
and the whfg party.
This is truly curious state of things. When
ore we to have. and where the nuptials solem-
nizcd between Ihurlow Weed and Daniel S.
Dickinson? At Syracuse, in September2 QUEEN
sQIe2
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Drake. No. y Bov.ty, pnl Jnsr05uce thc
fll fashion Of gsnllernons hats gtturj Aurus IT. 1909
standard prices of hass 81 So ard S2 %.
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tyle BY J. n. Ginliede, BroadNay Custome-t viii also
nld of fine Gtstionoey woda,ng pre-
sena goods and the bohat al and exquisite
M p;esis csr,e, ri Ehnk ai,R H., nosy
Gnd In portcr, I'D Broadway, Mo;ropoltap Hotei.
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ton ase II the balance q 700 s cites in the bcsafa VII.
afe oY Tort lt on VII 10 held unior the di ction Of
siEHRT IL. NIIOldS, suctionecr, the ground, THE
dsy, hedne'eay August "a - v oelocba Weknor Of
70 rroprty in fh0 vicinity OF Now Yefh ID ~ possesses
many advantages the Shove H. bayrg sp'endd penorR
MIC view o. tie &LA%fc Nes bofs BAY ths asr-
rsTE staten TIL aQr whios rrNnct he ID Never
yas sash 81 offered @ ,le pnS 10 = We ,leli
re much SURPRISED they do not NeD themselves of Ii.
1bs rf0rertY IA located ia tho visuiS of '1e Uaton
House and the Urtod states lands tho tfcc, oprnsi
cod adoJ FREQ Of expense, ero aim VII Ia by
y preaohG own6ra 20 ard bah ally tc sc9ands.
Tho toTa nr sale ara itr unJrestqAshln Of
which pfirttd tstYact Win ~ raichsi par.
ohafos frge " charge tsenmho s.1 viii leave riar 81 g.
North rlNtY, .s ~ aud II clock A. okeas rss of
sro Ii,bee aoho maps 10 obi I'd OF tie auction,
Ger, 30 " all street.
We VISA 10 Cn)i Tho Attention OF o,sw
read tn tie tslo OF 100 valuable o6F White Ti.ins "
hr made 20 roorro~ Tie 25t int he gr,cnd ~ sI-
BERT ~ hIIDLb1, srtti0oe 4 1bi tropee,y 10 dsua-
ted high ground nssr IN Depot ard oourqnis an ex-
tDsyo yew ~ the sa-rouh irr country terns ara
cHy, and te tle gras'iouab'e The train isnre "a
s!.s.g.st :. Pow ~ ~ 80 ~ persep. raa,ot
Nuh fsurohd tuRtts grtr of Or, 20 a,d
w sppJ1hs 70 tne arctioaeer 20 NsII ssrset -"
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naiIs for Europe.

YHB NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
1ss CunArd steamship Afnca Captain Harrison, VIII
Asvs shis port to-day, at IL O'Clock, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
INV YORK HERALD WIN oe received 1t the following
3aAess 10 Europe
LWxss0oI,-Jchn Hunter, No paradise street
LoSDoS-Ed~ard Sandford Co., Ccsnhill.
VIM. Thomas Co, No 10 Catherine stress.
BzzH-Iivingston, Webs Co, Rue de Ia Boarss.
B. H. Revolt, Nc II Rue de IA BADque.
ne European mails win close st half past ter oaoos
tAis Morning.
lbs WEEKLY HERAID gill be published 1t half past nine
s's,ecs this morning Single copies. In l~rappers, six
p6Dse
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that Of his prototype the bear, should an at
once svince such gentle disposition, and sub
NIT himself SO gracefully to the wishes and re-
quirements Of the representatives Of the tour
powers assembled in Vienna to dictate mea-
sures. But is his gentleness aud aCquiescenee
real or simulated That is the proposition
on which rests the sanctity of the convention,
the soluti01 the problem must be made by
time alone.
1t does ~ Nfere great range Of penetra-
ton 10 discover how Nicholas may. in form, OBJ
serve the stipulations contained in this note Of
Vienna, and yet within the pext six months 30
violate them in spirit as to annex the provinces
of Moldavia and Wallachia to his dominion. His
troops have now occupied these provinces for
weeks. Russian emissaries have traversed the
country, weaving the people from their allie
glance to Turkey. That allegiance has been
already repudiated and though the Russian
soldery may recross the Pruth in the first
week Of September and actuating the with
drawal of the French and English fleets from
the Bay Of Besika, revolution may burst
out within the succeeding week in the Danubian
Provinces another excuse can easily be found
to send a Russian corps d'arnase to the aid OF
the insurgents, and before feet could again
make its way to the Black Sea, Turkey may
have lost her provinces, and oil the plans Of
French and English diplomacy for her protec-
ton may be thus foilcd by the superior cunning
of the Russians We do not saw these events
will take place, but their occurrence are iar
from improbable. The Eastern question is no!
yet settled
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Green rurtIc Goup eo-t,nv yrrcsn. nn,, .

.xcredr doioroy and riohn sss resy noon end servo,
Of all hours, j. NJ, BaYARD, State ssrcet
N. BTO lst very pleasant rooms with full Or pMtla
boald.
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labor. the phliantrfopiSts OF the ITt5Uns, up0l q
trial II the experiment. persist, till they succacd
in the necessity Of a reduction They preach
freely but money il cash article-let other:
lead the way in the practical acknowledgment
of the rights Of labor. The inddels of the
Tribune are false lights. They lead but to
betlay Let the German tailors answer to this
specification. Plainield banks are more reli.
able than the destructive reforms of Horace
Greeley.
While the bubble lasted, the Tribune was
the champion Of the rourierite plan OF the nil.
lenium. This system Of social reorganization
comprohcided the fundamental secrets ol the
uttractiveness Of labor in the largest sense
First, the present structure II society, root md
branch. was TO BE- broken up; aud then The
community was 70 I've psrcelled ont into
phalanxes, without regard TO color, aye
sex, or condition, all over the country
At these phalanxes labor was 20 be cla+
eiGed, the results were 10 be equalized, rlatri-
nouy was to be made free ard essy, ard the OF
spring Of tie phaianx were 10 be given In charge
q The common nursery while the close Of each
week wac to be sipalized with a sort a
Roman saturnalia, modified with the orgies d
The Fetjee islandors Upon this system, blend.
ing The simple usages of savage life with
the principles Of French philosophy, the Bible
being cast away, seyera! phalauxes were e.
tablshed 10 Massachusetts,, Pennsylv AHA, and
elsewhere. We believe They have all exploded
!, except specimen concern still lingering IL ole
Two Obscure corners. Put while the bubble
i'''e@ We doubt not our socialist ncighbor
iAsoe ! The simplctoa Il liberal 0f III
| montg VIZ al view Or Tho millca'lm, ami
'lefe "ie - - who know how t. bleed
,jpcipies Of Foorier tie p. og,h, y1a,,I,
Du, tie same crran was y. go 49,, !,
two. the advocate q the abolition 3 ,.u,1 F,or
and the general adopion u bran y ~,
rceetoblce Our philosophers "a this p'rne.
excited something o pubic curiosity aad pros
.blo rc.cr:c.y; Lat tle discovery, me-.
zine hat tbcy were laxSr.s.ing from "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-01
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
- III sasssss;sa sass


EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
and after the 18th December, freight arrang-
~ ed for the purpose will be run with the mail train
daily Sundays exceped for the speedy transpor-
tation OF milk butter fresh meats and other perishable
articles, and ofpackages of merchandise, &c.
special agent will accompany the to attend to
the receipt and delivery OF articles the several depos
All articles must be put up securely, with their weight
and destination marked thereon, and be ia place before
the arrival OF the train at the depots in the country
Articles to be transported from the Richmond Depot,
must be sent there between M and 5 z NJ accompa-
MED by two tickets stating towhat place they to be
sent by whom and to whom. lfhe articles received
respond with the tickets will be signed by the agen
at the depot and delivered to the person bringing the
tices, and the other retained by the agent.
An agent will be in attendance at the Richmond de.
pot, from M till NJ, for the delivery of articles
brought by ethe Express
The freight all articles must be paid in advance and
no article will be taken for any turn
Table of Rates.
TRUNKS, ROXES AND PACKAGES.
Single packages, not exceeding live pounds weight for
an distances; 10 cts
IaekaSes weighing over live pounds and less than
hty pounds, all distances 30 cts
Packages weighing fifty pounds and less than
y 100 pour ds- -..........--..--...50 cts
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight between
Richmond and Louisa ii per 100 lbs so
Between Richmond and Gordonsville per 100 lbs 60 cts
Do do do Mechum's river, 100 lbs rs cts
BUTTER, LARD, DRESSED FOWLS AND FRESH
MEATS
IS cents per 100 lbs for all distances-no charge be
than l2s cts ~
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fer bushnell 25 cts
OYSTERS-By special agreement.
de E: H. GILL, sSupt.s Transportation. q
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il BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS, IN OUR MAIL
pACkET BOATS, BY SCOTTSVlLLE LYNCH
mond daily Sunday excepted at the usual hour p NJ
and arrived Lynchburg in 81 hours and in Buchanan in
AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at H. A. NJ, every day ex
cept Sundays; arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P NJ. leave
Lynchburg at p NJ and arrive in Richmondiu 80 hours
in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leaving 81
NJ and the Southern and Northern Railroad Ieav
ing at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
stages at North river returning, leave Lexington every
day. except Sunday and arrive in Richmond in A hours
Passengers for Farmve, fare So; Buckingham c. H.
will leave Richmond in Monday Nv edncsday and Fri
days boats.
Below card of time of arrival intermediate dis
tances.
Leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ate P NJ.
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Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,

{ NOW OPENING AT THE NFsN- STORE
No 100 Main street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
WATCHES, JEWELRY 81 FANCYGOODs
Ever brought to this market.
TNHE subscriber having taken lease of the large
IL 40 LOG Main street, for the purpose permanently
establishing himself for the sale of Goods Of the above
description, and having great experience in importing
and dealing directly with the manufacturers enables him
to offer great bargains city and country merchants
The assortment of WATCHES will be kept co~aplete,
and for quantity and quality in material and nish they
cannot be exceed in any store in the country and
be confidently recommended The assortment ofJEW-
ELRY will also be kept complete. The assortment OF
FANCY GOODS would take the whole of of the
mammoth sheet newspapers to descrbe suffice it say
that the stock, amounting nearly S000O0 will be sold
low prices ascan be purchased in any Of the Nor
cities. Please call and examine goods aud prices
ELIAS HALE,
Importer No log Main street
The undersigned having engaged assistant to Mr.
Hale, will be happy to supply his friends and
acquaintances with such articles they may need in
his line either by wholesale retail 1t scarcely ne
cessary say that every effort will be made give pa
irons entire satisfaction.
fe % THOS. w. KEESEE,
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rVyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and Ole
IL for SALE naccoasinodatng terms, VIZ:
800 bbls. prime Orleans Molasses Fl x. ~
25 bbls. Clarified Sugar, Louisiana Refinery
25 bbls. Orleans Graduated Sugar
$4,000 lbs Todds Family Bacon, hog rousd
200 Todds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do -7--
600 kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs (eur own rendering Lard
as hhds Western Sides
10000 lbs. do Shoulders
300 boxes Hydes Soap
100 do Fancy do
200 do Jackson's Candles
SO do do Soap
200 bbs. Cincinnati Rectified Whiskev
100 do Old Rye Qs43) do
10 do do (184D do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
80 half and Or pipes Cognac Brandy, Otard Du
puy Co, and other brands
25 bbls. Orleans Rum
puncheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Wine
100 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
100 kegs Beaty's Sporting Powder
CHAS T. WORTHM & co.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Life Insurunce Resnmed.

FUNHIS ASSOCIATION is prepared TO issue Poll
cies of Insurance the lives of all persons enjoying
good health and of sound constitutions for the whole du
ration ofife, for limited period and upon
bic any similar company AS this is the only in
stitution the kind in this State claims fairly the pat
roaage Of citizens, especially when is
bered that is home and its profits distributed here,
while the premiums of other companies literally
aged by the public carried out of the State The adj
vantases of Life assurances too universally
knowleged require minute detail of the benefits
sung thereom ii is enough say that all persons who
derive their incomes support from pubcor private sit
uatons mechanical professional mercantile pursuits
should avail themselves gifts advantages in orderto
liberal support those who dependant their
ertons The ofinsuranee favorable those
OF similar institution in the United States and general
information relating Life assurances together with the
premiums will be cheerfully given those who
call at the Office, No 1923, corner Main and 9th SITS.
:. Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Prest
.HS II. BosHER Secy, au3 I
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CHANGE OF UoURs

I'm and after Friday, October LIST the departure
~ ofthe trains viii be as follows:
Express train leaves Ricl mond daily, Sun.
uays excepted, at- 7Sclock A.
Leaves petersburg daily Sundays except.
Mail tram leaves Richmond daily, at.-.- 3Ioclock
Leaves Petersburg daily at--.--..... o'clock A. M
Fare, when tickets are procured at the office 90
Children over and not 2 years of age servants
and cooured are procured at the
oiice-halfprice
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays the express
train from Richmond will connect with the coal train fr
Clover HILL ITO which passenger will be attacbed1
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
81 A. Nj,
For Port Waltall whence it connects with the steam
boat Augusta, Capt VIM. c. Smith, for Norfolk Ports.
mouth, aud the intermediate points -
Fare to Norfolk, Portsmouth or Old Point 40 90
"SaiS o"oii- 90
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes so that be retained at the ticket
oce and it must be expressly stated on the pass thar
hey are permitted to the boat as the case
may be.
Sc 30 THOS. DODAMEAD Sunt
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ing oevery description, Verandahs, Tree Boxes Enclo
for Cemeteries, of every variety of patterns and
put up in the best workmanke manner and cheap as
they can be procured at the north.
All persons forewarnednot infringe right
for this State the law will be enforced all that do it.
j. f. BARNS & BROTHER,
CornerCary and 9th streets,
4-tf Richmond, Va
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SPRING TRADE


a. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
2 recent arrivals from Boston, New York and Phila.
- dephia. am in receipt of entirely fresh and ex-
tenslve stock of articles in my line and beg call your
attention to the fact that you select from large
an assortment and buy low you North and
both your time and expenses. Among my assortment
have
100 boxes Oranges, in prime order
100 do Lemons do do
500 do Raisins, bunch nice fruit
100 do do layer. very nice
25 trails Ivca sotshel Almonds
bales Moler do do
10 do Sicily do do
do Bordeaux and Marsees Almonds
~ 20 bags new crop Texas Pecan Mats
10 do do Palm do
10 do do Fiiberts
10 do Grenobe, Naples and Sicily Wanuts
90 cases preserved Canton Ginger
1000 boxes Sardnes, whole, half, one.third and
quarter
$50 drums Smyrna Figs
10 cases Prunes, in glass jars and boxes
20 half kegs Malaga Grapes, fresh
10 trails new crsp Dates, yellow and bright
20 drums Sultan Raisins, also in trails
100 boxes brandy Peaches Pickles, Preserves. &c.
100000 Cigars, assorted imported and domestic from
SIS per M. to $50.
Also-Any quantity of my superior Steam Candy rea
dy packed for transportation and warranted nce-wil
stand in any climate.
Please give a call. 1 am anxious to sell and will
offer great inducements.
LOUIS BOSSIEUX.
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
NH No 107 Main ST.