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Terrible Accideat-Dreadfuz Situation.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 19.-rwo men were
carried over The Falls this morning, and both
lost. third is now clinging almost on the
brink OF the yawning cataract, with almost GER
tain death awaiting him. The scene is thrils
ling beyond description. Hundreds of specta-
tors are gazing at the man on the brink
IN GREATNESS and fearful anxiety. All three
were in boat, and got drawn into the rapids.
The names have not yet been ascertained,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

FiREMEN's RIoT AT WILLIAasBURs.-A
dreadful fremen's riot took place at Williams
burg, New York, on Sunday, between Engine
Company No. l, and Hose Company No. g
-Four men belonging TO the latter were serious
iy injured. Two boys were also terribly mu.
ulated. The brains Of one protruded from the
skuil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
From Turks Island.

new HAVEN, July lS.-Advices from Turks
Island TO recent date, report that the rains
mao destroyed all the salt there, and that there
was not 4O00 bushels Of salt on the Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

Il GROCERS.-The Wheat season is just com
mencing and all your country friends are anxious
to know the state of the market You should keep
them posted up-how can you well do il, as by
purchasing copies of the Merchants Price
Current and shipping List, published every
Thursday on letter sheet; this is just the thing
to send them, containing the prices of nearly every
article particularly Wheat, Flour, Corn, Tobacco,
&c.
Call and see specimens, and become subscribers,
if you approve it. Of:e l46 Main street up stairs
" 2O-2t+ HIP jEWETT Pnhlisher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
WILD OATS. w. RANDOLPH has for

The Yankee MILDLY or the Two Frigates: 70.
nance of the coast of Spain, by VIM Robinson
25 cents
Rsyensdae, or the Fatal Duel-25c
The Sea Lion, or the Privateer of the Penobscot
by A C Burdick-25c
Mrs Ellis Morning Call: table book of litera.
ture and art "'Tis always morning somewherein
the world" London edition, with fine steel plates
-S2
wild Oau Sown Abroad, or on and eff Soundings,
being leaves from private Journalistic
Father Gayazzis Life and Lectures-75c
Marx Hurdestone, or the Two Brothers. by Mrs
Moody author OF Roughing 1t In the Bush--75c
Jack Cade, or the Bondsmans Struggle: tale of
feudal oppression-25c jy 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
BY Goddin q Apperson.

HOUSES AND LOTS ON BROOK
L TURNPIKE, NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF
MR.. PETER LAWSON, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TlON Will be sold on Friday Afternoon,
the 22d July 1858, upon the premises, commencing
at 81 O'Clock, the Houses and Lots on the Western
line fthe Brook Turnpike, (near to Bacon Quarter
Brsnch) and adjoining the residence OF MIR Peter
Lawson. The lot fronts 100 feet on the Turnpike,
runs back on the North line of Pine street, $50 feet
to Bacon street-on which there are two dwellings
nearly new, occupied by Mr. w Wade and others
The properly will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMS One third cash, balance at and 10
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till the last note is paid.
GODDIN u APPERSON,
~ 10 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

CWOKED BEEF AND CHEksE.-We
y have Just received prime lot Of New York
Smoked Beef. Also, some very nice mild Cheese
Please call and examine. HBLST & KING,
jy 2o-4t Franklin street, Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

GOAL PIT Oils tierces OF best quality; 9
" barrels Solar Oh Just received and for sale
BY EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
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A FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-The Bo

- In which reside, on Clay street, between
lin and 1slh streets. Also, two vacant Lots, one
on the north side of Clay street, between Sd and
9TH, fronting 81 feet and running back l60 feet to
an alley the other on the corner of Marshall and
College streets fronting go feet and running back
Ia feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
Also, Pew No Is, In st Psul's Church.
II n-ln MAuPiN,
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by PuliiaIn 81 Davis.
" Al IL III X u Al ~. a mn HAs MN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION -
On Monday Evening, the 18th instant, at 5H
O'Clock, we will sell On the premises in the town OF
Manchester. valuable Teuements, fronting on
Main street, running back halt toe depth of the
square; also, Tenements Immediately in rear,
fronting on Back street and running back adjoining
the property first named. The Buildings are nearly
new, conveniently planned, occupied by good
tenants, and paying fine interest on the investment
Terms at sale.
ivl9 PULLIAM a. DAVIS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
ny WeIlington Godd,..

TtSTThED SALE OF REAL Es.
FRAnrlIEE s On 23D. BETWEEN MAIN AND
MoND.- ~ virtue of deed of trust eSsru,sJ -
,hs suuscnoers by Joseph Woodson. now dscsa.ad
ossilne GATE ath Oct, l84l, duly recorded in Hen.
Ieo eoaaiy Court we shall, In execution Of the
Williams and Joel Bragg. the nsr,s. .s. .esss
tnefeoyJ proceed 70 sell at public suction On The
premises, on wednesday, the Sd osv Of ansns,
1893 ct O'Clock NJ, If fair, If not tne next fair
day. the real estate conveyed thereby consistins ~
q brick Tenement on the east line Of a.,d 80,
between Main and Franklin streets fronting on s;J
23d street 80 feet, running back Sc feet Win me
exception OF the dover right of Mrs Woodsop. we
believe the title good; but we shall convev bo,
ever, with the usual special warranty.
The deed requires that the property shall be sold
for cash. but Ii s probable that at the time of sae
an arrangement may be made by which reason.
able credit will be given on part OF the purchase
money. w. BOOTWklGHT, }T-rs...
HIRAM BRAGG, trustees.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct
jv 13-3w
P 81 am authorised to say, that Mrs Wocdson
will unite in the above sale, upon being paid a
sonabe compensation in money! so as to convey
jyIs w GoDDIN. Auctr.
FARMERS, HOTnL IN MANCBES.
l. TER FOR SALE AT AUCTI OH.-Will be
sold on the premises, on Monday, the 25th day of
July, 1853, commencing at 81 O'Clock, the Farmers
Hotel In Manchester, with the four halt acre Lots
thereto attached, Nos l0l l02, lis and ll6 in the
plan of said town. This property viii be sold sub
ject to the dover right of Mrs Brooks; and also,
by virtue OF deed dsred 95fh Anr;l. 1e31 from
samuel T PuIlian, D.nntv MarshaI wh.rehv he
conveyed all the bniIdinss which had n,av;oy.lv
been Insured in The Mn,no, asSnronce Soc;s,n ~
Virginia. viz. "The Tavern md nwe,I;ns Eonse
two other Dwelling Honses E,,chsn . WslI
house. q StshIs a Granarw srd $50. ho,sa
and Smoke house ,ocafhsr ui,h OH &c caso-non,s
appertainiug to said bousesn 'Ao 40
montbs for essn at three and sx
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
Jy IL w GODDIN, Auctr.
<~o,rrrrssroNC1
I ESr. M ~ TaIn. To SALE OE kEAL
~, IN me AoWN VI ofONEf-
npl DC s2o On SATURDAY AIternoon. the 23rd
edy VI 'uiy' 100, upon Ine premises commencing
~ cioce tne LOUISE ano Le. 10 .ne toWn OF sgd
nSy' no" III inc occupaacy Vi MI bernard D Read
Inc Lot fronts ABOUT !oo leet on the West line OF
washington street, oetween Harvle street and the
flsnK ROAD, ana runs oacE l15 feet to Mr. Theo-
rerlck Roolnsons ilne 1t Will be divided into lots
to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 4 and ms.
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned till the whole purchase money has been
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN. Auctr. jy12
TEANDSoME H5I.1-1,1N1, TONS IN
IL MANCHESTER FOR SAFE AT AIIcTI0N
Will be sold on Nrondnv. the e5,h dav of tnlr
1883, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock
handsome Building Lots nm the North side of ne'
c.tnr ba,,woon piaka1r 80 Wr;... .oo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

NOTKCE.-HlGH CONsTABLEis SHE
IN VIII be cold On Thursday, the 2lst instsnt
commencing at O'CLOCK, in iron, of the High Con.
stables office, the following articee to wit: Bu
reaas. 3 Bsdsteads, 2 Washstands, Sofa, Tsoes
Setsee, large Table, Beds, large lot OF Chairs.
Book Case, large Desk, 6 Windsor Chairs, 3
Looking Glasses, large do lot of Oil Cloth, lot of
Chairs, and number OF small articles for house.
keeping too numerous to mention. There will also
be sold at the same time and place. large lot of
jewelers. Tools, a tine Grndstone, 2 fine Show
Cases, large lot of Ciocks. l bellows, l Buff
Wheel, lot OF Stools Stove, lot of Fancy Goods
ana number OF small articles to satisfy executions,
distress warrants and attachments in nv hants
jy ltd B BLAIR Il Ger
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AUCTION SALES.
This DAY.


-es ~. Tayfor.
"nISTrnsn BUILDING LoTs I'M puvayv
STREETS ar A ny Avn AND sr. sTEPHEks
Council Of The ei.v = 3D. order Of the Com
on the premises, on Tharsdsv" w WI be sod
commencing at 81 O'CLOCK, P. II. ~, SIa July,
s na, = n su the pan of Duss Addon
property will be divided aecord1s ens strees. The
seen at my office. into 20 lots froa,in plan % be
ST Stephens % and 30 feet esch .c - sad End
back l26 feet to an alley 20 fest vis s1d running
TEaAs-one third cash; balances Il Q and no..
trust upon the property. aseds Of
jyl5 JAS Tayrop
Additionals-After the above sale. viii - II,
the dowery Of Elizabeth Pollard, who ~ =. s .a
Wow OF !no Bese, deed, in and to that Ios ~
and End streets The Lot fronts ahon, az q.
runs back about 100 feet. 'eo' sad
~ 20 m IN -,
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BY Davenport, Alien 81 C..

BY davenport. Allen d Co.
UCTION SALE OF 15O0 BAGS RIO
"A COFFEE.-On FRIDAY, July 22nd, we VII
sell at the warehouse of Messrs Edmond, Daven-
port Co, at the head Of the Basin at 10 O'Clock,
1890 bags prime Rio Coffee. the cargo of
schr Tenn ssee, direct importation, and selected
expressly for the Virginia trade.
TERas-Under 5l00 cash 500 and over, four
months credit for approved psper.
~ 1S DAVENPORT ALLEN e. co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

xE-l FOR LUNuUS.-i ne a Gig sails.
- BURY, Knapp master, will be at City Point
on me 10Th to load as above. Fer freigh. of $50
bids. tobacco, apply to
jy 90 Iw* BEV CIOpTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ry Richnrd Cauthorn.

BY Richard Caufhorn.
QTOCK OF GROCERIEs, DRY GOODS,
~ FIXTURES. &c, AT AUG rION.-on Friday
next. S2so instant, at the store of Solarri d b.
Msssi, corner of Marshall and 18th streets, COM
mencing o'clock will sell at auction, for cash.
well selected lot of Groceries, consisting OF the
usual variety In retail store
DRY GOODS.
Also. q lot of Dry Goods Clothing &c.
Nv 20-3t* r. CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21
COMMISSIONER SALE ofIMPROv.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr. jy 20 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

~ Great Observation-Disclosures suc-
cess More than 500 Persona in the City
of Richmond alone testify to the remark.
able cures performed by Carriers Spanish
mfxture.-This great spring medicine and puri
flyer OF the blood s now used by hundreds Of grateful
patients, who testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest OF all medicines CAR
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheunaa-
tlsm, scgofua eruptiens in the skin liver disease
fevers ulcers, old sores affections Of the hdneys
eases of the throat, emale complaints, pains and
aching of the bones and joints. speedily put to
Eight oy using this great ana inestlmenie remedy,
For all diseases of the blood and "a a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t ceanxes the system of all i'm
purltles, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and
Kidneys strengthens the digestion gives tone TO the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
stores the constitution, enfeebed by disease broken
down oy excuses in YOUTH to its pristine vgsr and
strength.
For the ladies' 1t is inccmparsby better than sl the
cosmetics ever uEed few doses Of Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all ssllowness of complexion
bring the mantng to the cheek give elasticity
to the stsp ana improve the general health in re-
msrkabe degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard
Of
The large number certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in city by the
that there is no humbug about 1t. Tie press hotel
keepers, magistrates, physicians and public men we'll
known 10 the community ell add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI.
Eyer.
Call and few out of the hundreds of
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, przsEiats
No rs Rain street., kichnon
DTu9F1stE n md ala uhara
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ny Davenport. Alien q Go.
HROCEklEs, &C., Al AUCTION.-on
- .nohsDAf, 2ist July, we viii sell al our auc.
wig: eAs VI ufcceries
lava, Rio and Lagusyra Coffee
Coffee Sugars, N ERum
French BRANDY, Port Vine
Hsrrirgs
Green and Black Teas
Cigars, Sole Leather
Soap, Candles, &c &c.
TERMs-Under sl00 cash s1a0 ord ov..
months credit tor approved psper. iouf
y 70 DAVENPORT. ALLEN e. co. Auc,.
BY Alexander Mott d Co.
A UCTlON sALE.-Will be cold THIS
"A MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clocL snndr.
articles OF second band Furniture, such AZ Fss,hs,
Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, three good sofs.
one Wardrobe, LOT of Stone Ware So'a''
Additional,
2 Gold Watches
Silver do
Sale without reserve.
jy2l ALEX. MOTT & CO, Aucn.
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7EHO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND


Bowling Green, near Mechanicsvie Toll Gate.
jy 20-3tH
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

RUILUINW LUTS IN SIDNEY AT
Id AUCTION will be sold on SATURDAY,
23d inst, upon the premises, commencing at o..
clock NJ, several Building Lots, beautifully 10.
Gated on the east side of Harvie street. nearly Oh
poste to Warsaw, fronting 80 feet each and run.
ming back about l30 feetto an alley.
Terms liberal. JAS Al TAYLOR
jy Is Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-21

London. July Sit is now hoped that the
peace of Europe may be maintained by Con.
vention of France, England and Austria,
through which the demands of Russia may be
satisfied in substance, if not in form.
Athens, July 2.-The American Envoy ins
sists menacingly on the immediate revocation
otthe sentence against Mr.. King.
The Paris Bourse closed on Frday-three
per cents. 76f. SAC; four and half 1921.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26


FRANCE AND TIE SANDWICH lsLANDS.-1he
French demands on the government Of the
Sandwich Islands are :
/. That the duty brandies shall be re-
duced from s. to 81 50 per gallon.
> That the prohibition on the introduction
Of spirituous liquors BY whale ships shall not be
enforced against French whalers
). That board Of superintenlence he an
pointed ior each reig zion that Catholic schools
lie under the sole control Of Catholic inspectors,
and that the fund arising from the school tax
lie prop9rtionally divided between Catholics
AMI Protestants.
These claims are based upon the treaty of
1916, Of which the second article guarantees to
French residents in the Islands the same rights
and privileges which are now, or which here
after may be, granted to the subjects of the
most favored nation. Article six declares that
French productions shall not be prohibited, or
subjected to duty greater than five per cent
at roi0rcm--cxeept in the case of wines, bran
dies and spirituous liquors, which may be sub
.jected to any equitable duty which the govern
ment Of the Islands may see fit to impose--on
condition that this duty shall never be sufi-
eiently high to become an absolute prohibition
to the importation of the said articles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

The professional man who dates wear a
threadbare coat until he is out Of debt was in
town yesterday. a very good looking hut mel
ancholy sort OF man he was, aud 40 wonder.
At the bookstore the salesman suggested the
advantage Of cash payment and taking the
package home ones self, over trusting it to
bunglng portcrs, who don't know how to make
change properly on delivery. The sexton Of
the church he attended gave him back seat
and spoke Of the poor ventilation ef the upper
part Of the room. Ills landlady was very II Ell
crowded with boarders, and could scarcely find
a seat for him al the table, Ills lady aGquaint-
ances found him 50 thin and reduced that with
difficulty they recognized him, and after his ia
PRODUCTION could not feel as familiar as OF old,
1t was surprising how many Of his old compan-
ions, who formerly had leisure enough, had he
come men Of business, and suddenly rcmem-
bercd pressing engagements rs he met with
them \ clerical friend, who knows him thor
oughly, says that he iancies singlarity, loves to
be noticed, and is evidently proud oi his shining
raiment lie left town this morning by tbs
early boat, N Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

THE LEADERS OF THE CHINESE REBELLoS
Letters from Canton state. that of all the stories
connected with tho great rebellion in China,
none has been so perseyered in from the COM
mencement rs that assigning leadership and
influence to foreigners; and there really seems
many grounds for the belief. They are called
by many, the Christians the i" God-worship-
pers . and it is said that they observe Sunday.
The latest takes this form
There are four men, wearing the Chinese
dress, but not talking the Chinese language
well, who are Mt the head of the rebel council Of
war, and without whose sanction no step il
taken These men are generally supposed to be
French ,Iesuits; and if Catholicism forms an
emement of the combination, the further north
they 90 the stronger they become, as that reli-
giou is more widely dffused in that quarter.
Their success in battle against the Imperialists,
and the military skill which has characterized
some of their movements, give additional
strength to the supposition of foreign aid,
The loss of life at Hu-chAng- -fu, when taken
hy the rebels. said to have been very great, and
the captors were especially bent on demolisling
temples, with their idols.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
LAY OF THE EENPEcKED.

Q her bsiT is aS dark he Midnight wsTs
And her eye is Ike the kindlipg FIRE,
And her voice IA az swsgt a tho sp'riss voice
That chords with the seEsphs Tyre
But her naiis are a. sharp ~ toasting fors
And her arms are a. strong a. = bears
Sne pulled my hair and gnusei my eye,
Ard she Kicked me down the stairs
J Fs got me an -ys that is made Of glass,
AMI + We got me wig that's new
The wig Is friZzisd ia cork.Fcrew curtis,
ADD ny eye is a ciouded blue
br may shake her knuckies full in my fare.
And put the lamp tn ny beard,
inS hold the broomstick over my head
But I'm not at all afeari.
For vg bound her over TO keep the peace
and We bought me a crab-trse cane
The policeman will come, and tie justice to-.
n she NEEDLES with me again.
Wy head was week in the linen cap
And ray eye = month 10 the patch
I anrsr thought tlat the torch of love
" 5uld light such 4 brimst0ns match
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
PunniuP.


MY SON. said Mr. spriggins to his little
son, who was deyoring an egg-it was Mr.. Sprig
gins desire to instruct his boy my son, do
you know that chickens came out of eggs'"
Do they, father = said the young hopeful
= | thought that eggs came out Of chickens"
The elder Sprirgns drew back from the table
sadly, and gazed on his son, then put on his hat
and went 10 work.
Wonderful things are done now -days,asaid
Mr.. Timmins; 60 the doctor has given Flack's
boy new lip, from his cheek
- Ah,'' said his lady, . many the time hayo
known a pair taken from mine, and no very
painful operation, either"
OF the puns belonging to Dr. Barton, we be-
lieve that the following is little known A gen
tleuan coming one day into his room, told him
that Dir. Vowel was dead
Whatw sad he Vowel dead thank God
! 1t is neither q nor /.
WaIs.HEY-The key that opens the door of
death and destruction.
:. You look as if you were beside Yourself as
the wag said to q Ounce who stood by a donkey.
Dodge's Literary Museum affords the follow.
i ing:
GtRlosrtEs The following curiosities were
! found by boy, while digging among the ashes
| on the Common
An omelctte made Of eggs from the lag of
| the last minstrel" 3"
The pencil with which Dodge draws his I'M.
meuse houses. The point was worn of
The identical tail that Hamets ghostly daddy
said he rouid unfold, but didn't. 1t was nicely
! folded up
The idea that struck a man recently in State
street. We have il preserved in spirit
, mir OF pants for the :" last of the Bare
f 'uns tBarousl. Considerably worn and patched
on the scat,
How can Il ship beat hen While the hen
is laying one egg the ship can iag-to.
+ WANrFp-To find the jeweller who made the
welkin ring,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
FURNITURE, ETC.

INANAL STREET FURNITURE /',zss5ff5ss.
Z Is roEE.w. 7. DAVIS, Dealer u CABINET FUR
NlTCE French CsernAn Plate I4DlEtNG IhSSES,
sprns TIRfSSEs, Efla MAT
T%G II Canal street, ~o~ Barolpe otv Tie
Cher5-. rov.s sn
EyURNITURE EMANUFACTORY Tchoupitou-
las sss h.iEea n - agd FosrA rosts, ia Al knls et
FU.SfTur0 Ct NET WARE l,rl
tu-su e9 Woes
5,t!s @5s IoHN BARTeHF.
ECJN B. BURGEE has removed l.5s azs
cS FEfsITJnE STORE tfoa I@I fo N5 So lttGA-
ZINE rIaGEr, unrae4s 7rpolite the AraIa
sa Of ia.Tcnsss he
't'-"' frs 81 IFS irrr &c aud ~ u"Aiir. i3t ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

%UNDRIES-
- HAVANA COFFEE-l50 tags prime;
CLARET-6Oi eAses, pant riote
WOODEN WARE-i0O doztn Liue WasatQards, $50 dozen
Broons;
PRIME BEEFl00 barrols
ElCE-ta asrtes prime;
GROUND cor FEE-l56 boxss for sale by
sp3O CONVERSE Co 81 rchouptIoias street