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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12


Balance in favor Of America 317 OF tons or more
than eighty times the British. The greater portion Of
the British clearances of vessels belonging the
timber trade which proceed to the st. Lawrence,
after landing passengers at New York.
France.
The Moniteur publishes decree naming the EN-
peror's uncle, jerome Bonaparte, successor to the
throne in default of Legitimate adopted heirs. The
.Sen0tus Consulium had been adopted by sixty four
votes TO seven According TO the notifications thus
legalised the Emperor will preside in the Senate
treaties Of commerce modifying tariff will have the
force Of law by simple PRONUNCIATION important
public works may be authorized by imperial decree
members Of the imperial family are TO be called
French Princes Princes become Of right, Senators
at the age OF Is and take their seats also as mem
bers of the Council Of State Senators to receive
a yearly allowance Deputies naturalization :"
the budget Of expenditure IL to be voted by Minis
ers. The document is long, but the above contains
the substance OF it,
The following Is the decree relative to the success
sion a. il appear. in the Moaueur Of this day
Napoleon ny the grace ~ God and the national will,
Emperor Of he French to all present and to come greet
ing
Looking 10 Art, II the senatus Con ultum Of Noycm
her ratified BY the 6Lice Of The 21st and 22d Of the
month, according TO which ii appcrtans 70 10
regulate by organic decree addressed TO the senate
the order 81 succession 10 the throne 10 the Bonaparte
family in should not leave any direct heir r. t
mate adopted
whils, hoping that hal be permitted to realize the
Wisle Of the country aul 20 contract under divine pro-
lection, alliance which viii siow 70 leave direct
heirs.
Beng however, yn~iIJng that tic t4so0e egcscJ ~
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The House Of Lords met, on Monday 2Gth, to hear
the announcement Of the new ministry previous to
adjournment for the holidays.
The following is the role of
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was again in state Of revolt !; a field force was on
the spot
Cape of Good Hope.
By the steamer Harbinger at Plymouth, we have
important news to the 10Th November from the Cape
Of Good Hope.
The Cape Town Mail states that the war had
ceased although peace was not officially reported.
On the frontiers the Cares were exau sted although
it would appear the Gaka chiefs still refused TO sub
nit and continued to commit trihing depredatioDs.
Sandilli, Stock and lola fugitives, and Macomo
was reduced to extremities. Krei had sent in
few cattle in token Of peace, and Chasso has deliver
ed up eighty stand of arms. The Tambookie chief
Syolo had surrendered and the T'Sambie chiefs had
been transported TO Island. The Hottentots are re-
ported to be dissatisfied with Uithalder. The line
between King Williams Town and the Buffalo River
is tranquil but stray bands of Cares still infested
the district of Oliphantis Hook Gen. Cathcart left
on 10th November, for the Sovereignty with 1000
men, to adjust the difference between the tribes.
The northern section Of the province was suffering
greatly from locusts.
Advices from Melbourne to October 18th are re-
ceived. Mining advices continued favorable. The
floods on the Turon river had not subsidized sufficiently
to permit the miners to work fully; nevertheless,
every week discovers some spot containing gold
On Church hill, in dry dggings, some claims had
yielded well, while others were barely paying ex-
penses. At Tambouroura the yield continued good,
making from sixty to seventy ounces per week while
the number of mines was increasing, and success APP
peared pretty general. Major Creek diggings were
doing well. Accounts from the Bingari mines were
contradictory some persons had been exceedingly
successful and others were making nothing. Not
less than thirty thousand persons had arrived at
Forest Creek in fortnight many OF them from the
Bendgo diggngs This influx had occurred, owing
to the discovery Of rich diggngs at Moonlight
Flat, gully about mile and three-quarters from
Forest Creek. Prices of all descriptions had gone
up enormously at the Creek. Oats selling at
60 to CO los. per bushel; flour, Eli els per bag;
sugar, Is. Cd. per lb.
At Adelaide, October 1, the Dutch steamship Java
was expected the Dutch East Inkia Steam Company
having established line Of vessels to trade between
Batavia, King Georges Sound, Adelaide, and Mel
bourne. The market at Adelaide was somewhat cx.
cited, owing to receipt oil large orders from Mel
bourne.
About five hundred miners were al work at the
Echunpa diggings near Adelaide, and making
mostly from one 70 I'VE ounces day. The papers 70
hand Wy this arrival DO not quote scamen's wages,
nor state whether mariners are to be had.
The most brilliant test of the Continuity Of
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THE LATEST NEWS
IEnshingfon Afairs.

WARRINGTON, July lS.-The action Oh ar.
Marshall, in relation 10 The Chinese reoen'on'
d,spleases ard embauasses the administrator
inch more seriously than il generally under
SCOT Mr.. Walker hes entirely recovered,
and was to leave on the 20;h of Septembsr for
China. hut the steamer Princeton has turned
GU, an utter failure. The Government, at the
present moment kas but one vessel al com
rnand for the purpose o: conveying Mr. Wal.
ler. tbe Sarsnne. and il is said that she cannot
he go; ready mach before December.
IL il now thought that the fishery question
will not be disposed of before the session OF
Congress. A new element is said TO have
turned 10 10 delay negotiations.
The Cong Library is finished and
furnished in splendid style. The transfer of
books will commence Immediately.
Gov. TrousdaIe, Minister TO Brazil, is here.
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Robbery and Lunch Lqas.

BATON ROUGE, July pa robbery took
place on board the steamboat Chancellor last
night. Several men, deck and cabin passen :
gers, lost amounts var, ing from SIS to $50 in
cash, and drafts as high as $1,000
Some of the deck passengers were suspect.
ed of The act. The cabin passengers held a
court and examined several of these persons.
All the stories were conflicting, and nothing
satisfactory was elected. None of The missing
money was found except the upper part of a
bill OF exchange for $l476, drawn by Messrs.
Perkins, Campbell 81 Co., of New Orleans.
Five of the men arrested were condemned
by verdict of the passengers to be severely
whipped, and the sentence was carried into Ell.
feet. Two Of the five had their backs horribly
lacerated by former foggings.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FoR rng DAILY nIspITra.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Farther advance in Hreadstuffs IT he Rus
s.en Army In motien-A ttirude Of the
harepean Pawers-War Preparations
In turkey, &c. &c.
NEW YoRK, July l9-The steamer Frank.
I'm, with Liverpoo. advices 10 the 9th inst, ar.
r'ved to day. The Canada arrived cut on the
30ih ult.
MARKETS.
liverpool, July 6.-Cotton-The demand is
fair with slight improvement, in middiing qua.
t'ies. The imports of breedstuiis are large,
and prices have generally improved. Western
Csnat Flour commands Dos cd TO 27s; Bali'
more, US 81. Yellow Corn Sis: white 32s.
Inc advance in Flour during the week is stat
ed at Is Cd; Wheat al TO Sd; Corn @. The
market is greatly excited. ConsoIs 9Sl.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Intelligence has been received that the Rus
SLAMS had crossed the Pruth al two points.
A cabinet council, held in London on tie I'd
decided that the French aud English fleets
should enter the Dardanelles, as COUNTER
move 10 the Russian occupation OF the Danu'
bian provinces.
The capture of Jassy, by the Russians, Is
generally believed, though denied by the Aus.
TRAN ministry.
The Paris Moniteur has received an official
despatch from 81. Petersburg, decreeng the
occupation, by the Russians, of Moldavia and
Wallscha.
The war preparations in Turkey were con-
linued on an extensive scale. Forty, four yes
sells were arming at the arsenal, and all the mi
litia of the empire had been ordered out. The
Prince of Serva placed A., 600 men at the dis.
posal of the Sultan.
Ii is stated that Austria will act with France
ard England, in consequence Of the occupa-
ton Of Modsvie by the Russians, while Prus-
sic maintains her neutrality.
The Gar issued manifesto on the 26ih
throwing the responsibility of the war on Tur
kew.
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The Steamer Ell Paraguay Condemned as
UasedrorthD

Providence, July 1S.-Lats advices from
Maranham received here, state that the steam.
ship Ell Paraguay, from New York bound to
Paraguay, had sprung aleak, when near Ma
'anham, and having returned TO that port, had
been condemned as unseaworlhy, and ordered
10 be sold. The passengers and crew were all
well. This boat was formerly known at Phil
adeiPhia as the Roger Willisms, and a year
since was engaged in carrying passengers TO
aud from Cape May. She is insured in Phila
delphla for 100000.
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By TOler 81 Cook.

WTE will sellou Monday The lst dey of August,
w at O'Clock, P. NJ, the FARM on the old turn.
pike road, leading TO the Short Pump and adjoining
the lands of Robert j. Smith, Z. Phiips and John
Ford, about seven miles above Richmond, contain.
ing l26 acres of good land OF this tract abou. so
or 80 acres are cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
ling house, with eight rooms; new barn, smoke
house ard other out houses, and an excellent or
chard.
After the sale of the Land, the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising; the stock of Hogs
Horses, Farming Utensils aud crop Of Wheat Straw
from about SOC bushels of wheat, will be sold.
TERMs-For the Farm one.,hird viii be required
in cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
six and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop, C., cash will be required.
By the request OF the owner.
jy1S TOLER AZ COOK, Auc.s.
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MOHTIMOKR7s BITTER CORDIAL.
I'LL AND BLOOD PuRiFIEk.-Prfce, 81 per

M AND BLOOD PuRlFIEk.-Prfce, 81 per
B0ttlc.- Physcians of she nrst s:a1dI..g la the
medical profession and prescribe it as the moss
effective ALTEkATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who mad long
suffered from diseases complaints brought on BY
sedentary habits exposure Indigestion torpid OF
the liver, impurities of the blood now look upon
this Cordial az most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
prominent IN the treatment and cure Of Neuralgia.
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsis
Indigestion, Less of Appetite Acidiry of the Sto
mach, Nervous Headache or Flow of Blood to th
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bowel
Pleursy, Pains or Misery in the Side Region Of the
Heart Flatulency or Depression OF Spirits Palpitaon
of the Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous SYSTEM Geld Chilly Sen.
sations Nu,nbness of the Flesh or Limbo Difficult
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats, Diseases Of
the Heart Affections of the Lungs, Jaundice Dis.
of the Kidneys Dersngement or Prostitute Con.
dten of the Organs of Nature, which cause painful
irregularities, especially with Females producins
Debility ana Prostitution of the Nervous System Pale
inorIimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health, even BY the
most delicate female or child
q Price one dollar per bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER Co., Proprietors, No. Bar.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
II Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma.
tism in ell its forms, either nfammatory. acute or
chronic. difference how bad the case, or now ous
standing This is Mortlmores RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND which is vegetable extract, internal 70.
medy prepared expressly for this one disease IL has
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence is most overwhelming ana convincing
given by vast numbers of our most respectable ci
items.
Cali and get circular, and read the letters and Ger.
tifcates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale By PURCELL, LADD & CO, sole Agents
for Richmond apo
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LAMHkhI ABS LOTTERY uFFICK.
NO. North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE.

VUppesite BaTunm's HoteI1
THE purchase or sale OF Lottery Tfeksts p;tAf.
I ms state q Irsiaia being now IN violation oI
viction, the subscriber would rsspect.uIv soIiri.
the orders of his friends and uthers who NAV zeal
disposed to purchase. Having been Resident n
Richmond for upwards OF thirty years, and b.ins
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems 1t almost unnecessary 10 gire any further
assurance thar all business Dfieo u him viii IS,
promptly and properly attended to. 81
S- Packages, single Tickeis and shares. In All
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale. az
r. The priatea otscici drawings sent 10
respondents by the rrsl mgii.
TT Prizes csshed az sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my l4-ists Bsl,nnore. Nd.
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n The Petersburg Express notices Sc.
rious accident that had befallen Mr.. Stephen
Finn, of that city, which it was feared might
terminate fatally. Dir. F. was riding from his
farm in Chesterfield to his brick-yard, Monday
evening, when, just as the heavy rain came up,
he either fell or was thrown from his horse
He was discovered soon afterwards, lying on
his face insensible. Medical aid was immedi.
ately called in but it was feared his injuries
were of fatal nature.
p. S.-We learn from the Petersburg Agent
of Adams Express that. MIR. Finn died yester-
day, some of the bones of his neck having
been broken by The fall.
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The Martha WASHINGTON Frauds.

CINCINNATI, July I8.-Iudge Finn has
granted a new trial to Kissane, and fixed
his bail at $4,000. kissane's securities in
the Martha Washington case sued out bail
piece on which he was Immediately arrested.
He will be taken to Columbus and there i'm.
prisoned unless he provides new bail. Judge
Finn granted the new trial on the ground
that Willard, not having received general par
don in New York, was not competent to ties
tify, and the Court erred in admitting his testi
mony. Findlay is still al large.
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Vessel Burnt nj Sea.

PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-By the ship John
Farnum at this port, sm PernambucJ, we
learn tina The British bark Leander, from Au
stralia for London. with a cargo OF wool, and
$4,000 ounces of gold dust was burned at
sea, mo date given,J in lat. 4 S. Her passen
gers and crew, l25 in number, were taken off
by the French bark Charles. nj Pauline, and
carried into Pernambuco. The gold was also
saved and placed in charge of the British Con-
aDI
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THE MARKETS,

New YoRK, July 19.-Sales of $4,000 bbls.
Flour at $531 to $5.37 for State, and $3.50
for Southern 10000 bushels Wheat at 81 80
to $l.36 for white; and $4,000 bushels Corn
at III c. for yellow.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Small sales of FIeur
at $5I2; 1900 bushels Wheat sold at SLIP to
81 Is for white. Corn quiet
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Deab of Distinguished Merchant-Arri
raj of Mr.. Crdmpt0R ia Boston.

cos7oS, July Il, 1853 - Hor. Phineas
Sprsgu,., Il well known merchant OF this city,
ana t,.tn.rly a State senator, died suddenly
,s,s morning al his residence in Chestnut
street.
Mr. Champion. the British minister, arrived
IN This cit, 10 day, in the British war steamer
Neeea. The siedea proceeded immediately
10 Halifsx again. Mr. Cranpson left this
evening for New York 10 the New Haven
train. Commodore Shubrick. his secretary,
MI Cunnington, Col Smith, u. S. Army, aud
Chancellor Wulworth, arrived al the Revere
House to day.
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BY Eeoree J. summer.

STOCK SALK OE I41QUORS.-On WE'D.
SEsDAY morning. the Ruth net, corrneoci cling
81 w ociecK, az the store Of Messrs Bradley e
ns,Ains, on Main street, between Goth and 2isf So
VINO are making change IN their business) viii
De sold st Auction their entire stock Of Groceries,
consisting Of well selected stock Of the usuM Va
.iety. The sale VIII commence with The key Of the
terms: For Gil sums under $50 cash; for that
amount ard over, nontns crrcir. for approved re-
gotiabie noies
10 Be cosdaetedby GEO suaHEs,
~ 70 Auctr.
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BY Goddin q Apperson.

L TURNPIKE, NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF
MR.. PETER LAWSON, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION VIII be sold on Friday Afternoon,
the 2ad July 1858. UPON the premises commencing
At 5A O'Clock, the Houses and Lots on the Western
line ofthe Brook Turnpike, (uear TO Bacon Quarter
Brareh) and adj 1ining the residence OF MIR Peter
Lawson. Tha lot fronts 100 f-et on The Turnpike,
runs back ON the North line of Pine street, $50 feet
to Bacon street-on which there sTe :wo dwellings
nearly new, occupie By mir w E Wade and others
The properly will be divided TO suit purchasers
TERMS One third cash, balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained Till ,hs last note is paid.
G0DDlN d APPERSON,
liz lG - Auctianeers
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ArrirnE from Rin.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-The barque St.
James, from Rio, June 12th. arrived TO day.
She sailed in company with the United States
snip Congress. On the 2Ist ult, she spoke
The schr. Mary Mankin, of Baltimore, from
Georgetown for Rio. On the same day pass
ed barque Indus, from Baltimore for Rio.
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DAGURRREOTYPEs.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
Aud preserve for your beh Gliding,
Forms ana faces long since mouldingi
MORRISON can take, with brief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
sire 20 possessf clear, rieh.toned, durable Da.
guerreotype IL an object rsrely seen. But M0UL.
SONs Pictures Withstand tine test OF time, and
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for enc of these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and rumber--MOULsOh,s
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. te2
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More Religious Troubles.

LOUISVILLE, July l8.-An antisCatholc lec-
tarer named Kirkland is holding forth here.
Bishop Spalding has published card re-
questing all Catholics to keep away from his
meetings and 10 avoid all violence. The May
or has also forbid his preaching, and refused
10 grant him license to continue the course.
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Fatal AccIDENT.-A man, whose name we
have not been able TO learn, in attempting TO
jump on the cars while in motion, on Saturday
near the outer Depot, fell under the wheels
and was Instantly killed. He was from North
Carolina, and had for short time been in the
employment of The Company
Fa.J transcript.
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T We stated in our --latest news" column
on Tuesday, that the dispatches published on
Monday morning were obscurely rendered.
We should have said that this was owing to
their brevity-ihe few words transmitted to US
scarcely giving an idea of their purport. We
mention this lest any person should suppose
we VI ere blaming the Geographic operators.
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Arrival of the Cherokee.

New YORK, July l9.-The steamer Chero-
kee, with Havana dates of the 14,h, arrived TO-
day. The reported alliance between Mexico
and Spain is fully credited in Havana.
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BY PuIliam & Davis.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION -
On Monday Evening, the 25tn instant, at 5X
O'Clock, we will sell TIE premises in the town OF
Manchester. valuable Tenements fronting on
Main street, running back halt TIE depth of the
square; also, Tenements immediately in rear,
fronting on Back street and running back adjoining
the property first named. The Buildings ara nearly
new, conveniently planned, occupied by good
tenants, and paying fne interest ON rne investment
Terms at sale.
jig PULLIAM e. DAVIS. Aucts
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~ The Washington Star mentions several
instances of the advance of property in that
civ, which shows that it is rapidly improving.
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COUPON BONES For SAIE-1O, 00O
z 4 nlI hRs UIRGrNIA AND a IA !. l.iis.Sa.s

COUPON BONES For sALE-x0, 600
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TEnNf,SSFE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL rAYA.
BILE In NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
UkE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
THE SIsT DAY Of DECEMBER, 1859
These bonds are Ia sums u1 Si9v0 each, ir-
redeemsbe for 20 years, and are part of the loan
of une million FIVE hundred thousand doliars, au-
thoIized By tie Legislature at its last session. One
miilio3 OF which was taken by tie state, and the
whole amply secured by deed of trust on the
entire roaa and property OF inc Company, Tor the
punctual payment OF the interest," aud the Ultimate
redemption vt the Bonds. This loan, together with
their original Capital of Three Miiol, viii be ex
pended on the road s4
The rosd will extend from Lynchbusg to the
Tennessee line, distance of 2U5 miles, where Il
will connect with other similar improvements ex,
tending to Memphis on the Mississippi river, shere
by atfordng when the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads a.c comploted,a continu.
Gus communication from Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, 10 Memphis. Il passes Through that
portion Of our State remarkable for i.s feriitv in
agricultural ana mineral productions, and from
the large and acre ssnz business wni.h il eady
commands, the frierds OF the road zrs saneuinc
that it viii certainly pay per cent, II NOT more
4 he whole work 10 unaer contract. and will be-
completed by the lst of January, 1855. A copy of
the mortgage DO seen at our ofise snd any ia.
formation in regard 10 the Bonas. can be hsd On
application 10 PURCELL Il CO.
" io-2m Richmond.
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By Davenport, Allen a M

by Davenport, Allen q Go.
ROCERIEs, &C.. Ar AUCTION.-or
~ THURSDAY. 2tsr July, we will sell at our auc
ton store, at 10 o'clock an assortment of Groceries
viz:
Java, Rio and Laguayrs Coffee
Moissses
Coffee Sugars, N E Fun
French Brandy, Port Nine
Herrings
Green and Black Teas
Cigars Sole Leather
Soap, Csndles &c &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash !; Sl00 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
Jy IL DAVENPORT ALLEN e. CO, Aucts
A UCTION SALE OF $500 BAGS RIO
"A COFFEE.-On FRIDAY, July 22nd, we WI
sell at the warehouse of Messrs Edmoud Dsven.
port q Co. at the head Of the Basin, at 10 O'Clock.
1900 bags prime Rio Ce6ee. the cargo of
schr Tenn ssee. direct importation, and selected
expressly for the Viz giuia tra5e.
TEEms-Under 500 cash 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
ly IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO, Aucts.