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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL sisson N Y; E Fl Mon.
teiro, lady, 2 children and servant, Miss Mon
teiro', Lynchbu1g; J Monteiro, Va; J Chalmers,
Lynchburg; Hudn.ll Chesterfield; r Massis
Halifax; T Boyd, Wytheville; J H O'Neill, BALTIC;
I d " atSoD, Petersburg; w Owen, Buckin CHAM;
o L Howard Fredericksburg; Alexander Lynch
burg; w V Wilson, Richmond; w Biddle. Va r
R; w w Harvey, We; NJ Middleton Md; Dr. Fl
Stuart Mrs Stuart Misses Stuart, Masters Stuart
King Geo.
AMERICAN HOTELS De Ford, Bali: VIM ]
smith, Louisa; VIM Pepper, E Biglow, N Y; w D
Leake, Goochland; w Il Gilman. R Il d z r; A G
Whtby. Bait; Manning and LADY, Miss Robertson,
Miss Morgan, Ga; L NJ Ginihan, Halifax; w M Kay
Cal; Richardson. Miss Merchant Miss Dundas,
Ohio.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W C Rowland. r
S Rowlsnd, Chas City; w Huckspep. Va C z R; w
Simmons, w MeAden, Mecklenn's; J Carter
Goochlsnd Tanner New Kent; W II Shore. Tsp,
pahannock; w Msllicott. Yorktown; Walker
Chas CITY; Z w Christian, Va C R K; w Mills and
lady, Z; w Henderson and lady, Fredericksb'g 2;
smith Va r; w Z Cosby, Chesterield "
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Colouitt Va: r
Liggon, Lynchburg; Bass, Nottaway; D ] Hi,
steamer Augusta; Jones; Boykin; T Clarke
Cumberland; Mosbev, Buckngham; Martin
Charlottesville; w London, It Claiborne Richm'd:
r Clement, Liberty; FL Anderson, Va; Can't Swift V
X X; 4 r Towsey, Louisa; Redd, ] Robinson
Warren.
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Bound OvER-Jas. A. I. Britain, charg-
ed with beating and threatening to kill his wife, ap
peared before the Mayor, yesterday, and waving
the examination OF witnesses in his behalf acknowl-
edged his willingness to give bail for his good beha.
upon required that he should give good security in
the sum of 5000 to keep the peace towards his
better half" and the rest of mankind.
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A.IATIo CHoLERA.-The New York Her.

aid publishes the following:
1--WE learn that four members of family, at Bur-
ington, New Jersey who breakfasted on Saturday on
fish, partook of no dinner but had early supper,
consisting of cUcumbers and blackberries and milk,
died in few hours after of cholera"
Just such cases as the above occurring in our
city every day among the negro population. AMI this
is what is called cholera in an epidemic form. If
persons will overload their stomachs with green
fruits h. If cooked vegetables spoiled meats and the
WORT liquor that ever manufactured they NAV
expect to have cholera or anything else. But such
certainly co not justify the assertion that we
are suffering from an epidemic Let readers be
prudent in eating and drinking, and they have no.
thing To fear
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY %, isst.

The Richmond WEEKLY LErrER.SHEEr
PRICES CURRENT, issued from the Dispatch
Job Office, viii be ready for subscribers and
others ct o'clock this afternoon, at our
counting room.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home tor the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want it.
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SPANISH IssuRREcTIoN.-The New York
Herotd regards the Spanish insurrection As
!ns premonitory symptom Of grand nsvo.
lu6onazy explosion.
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CONG AT LARGE.-Isaac, slave to Sam
uel Ball, was arrested and Gagged last Tuesday night
tor going ut large The Mayor sent the case to The
State law. "'e
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CKUSSING THE CIDEWALk.-J aI1tS AIItH
was summoned before the Mayor, yesterday, to
show cause why he should not be fined for permit
ting carrying carts to be driven across the sidewalk
a, his house on Broad street Mr.. Allen stated to
His Honor that the pavement was his own-that
he had put it down at his own expense, and there
fore had the right to use to geupon his premises
The examination was postponed until to-day.
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LAID OvER.-Godfrey Hannegger was
summoned before the Mayor, yesterday, to show
cause why he should not be fined for permitting a
nuisance on his lot Leigh street and Brooke
Avenue. On promise to have his premises put in
complete order at once, the was continued till
to-day to allow him an opportunity to comply with
his promise.
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DIsMIssED.-Thes ummons against Paul
Michard, for keeping hogs in his yard and thereby
creating nuisance, was dismissed Yesterday ths
nuisance having been abated
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BAILED OUr.-John B. Schlief, committed
% prison in default of bail to appear before the
Hastings Court at its next term, gave the reouists
security, yesterday, and was released from pri.
son. r.,
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FsED.-William Thalheimer was fined
80 and costs by the Mayer, for permitting two me-
gro children TO be buried in his back ward ON I7fh
street in February iast contrary to an ordinance 81
the city. The yard in which these bodies We're de.
posted isprobably not more than thirty feet ssusre
and being In thickly settled neighborhood il is >
such an outrage against public propriety to occur
upon bis premises. He asserts, positively, that the
man who put them there, promised to carry them
away, and he thought, until the bones were dne
up by officer Tyler that they h ad been removed
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The YOUNG GUARD will make an excur-
sion to Slash Cottage this afternoon, half pas,
O'Clock, by way of the Richmond and Freder;cks q.
burg Railroad and as they have made annie ar.
rangements to give every body and f.miIy upood
time" all of their old friends are expected to ioin
them Ii win be seen by their advertisement that
train of will leave the Cottage fer tbe citv q,
10 o'clock P. NJ, those who desire to stay onIy !
few hours can return at that time Those who can.
not take the early train for the Cottage can 60 mn
al 8 O'clock p Nj ~f
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Total,

OF this number, taoelue are reported to have died
of cholera.
We again repeat, on the authority of physicians
of extensive practice, that cholera does not prevail
in the city an epidemic; and that very few cases
have occurred which could not be readily traced
TO excessive imprudence. AS Journalist we feel it
to be duty we owe to cur own citizens, as well as
persons in every section OF the State give them
facts and figures, upon which they can form their
own opinions relative to the extent of the cholera
That there are occasional cases do not doubt
but, at the same time, are satisfied they can
readily be traced to local causes; and where that
is the case, it is downright Justice to the business
portion of our community, and to the people at
large, for any one to attempt to prove that Rich
mond is now suffering from fearful and fatal cpl.
demic We will not set up our opinion in regard
to health, against an eminent physician" unless
to the only reliable record and that cord
convicts ga physician of mistake, we mean to
use it against him.
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Spoiled FrsH.-Hiram W. TYLER wa,

fined s. and costs fer permitting two of his negro
men Temple and George, to deposit quantity of
spoiled fish in Shockoe Greek. Mr.. Tyler stated to
officer Johnson that they were deposited there with
out his knowledge or consent.
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To BE HEARp.-William King, q fire.

man of color, found his way to the Mayors Office
yesterday morning, TO answer for assaulting John
NJ Thornton; but the complainant being absent,
the examination was postponed until this morning,
and the prisoner admitted to bail for his appear
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DIED.,

Alto o'clock yesterday, 18th inst JAMES, secon
son of James and Louisa Collins aged years and 8
months The friends of the family invited to at
tend his funeral, at St Peters Catholic Church,
This Morning at 9 O'Clock.
On Union Hill, Richmond, Va, July Goth, WAL
TER G.. of L. w. and E. F. Billups, aged seven
teen months and twenty-one days.
P Portsmouth Transcript copy.
At her residence, in Henrico county, on Tuesday
last Mrs. LUCY d. CAMDEN.
Sales Of Stocks reported BY John Il. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers' for the ,oeek ending Wednesday, July
49, 1854:
Virginia per cents, 81 years to rum for sale
the Treasury.
Virginia per cents % years tme last sales at sG5
and interest.
Virginia per cents 10 years to rum last sales
S10S to 104 and int
Virginia per cts under 10 years rum last sales
Sl01 to 102 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales $162 and inte-
rest.
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, sales sl02i
and interest.
Richmond City bonds, short dates, sales slOOa to
1902 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, sales ST.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $40.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $40
Southside Railroad Bonds sales S9c2 and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales S1G0
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40 sales SIS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock sales 500
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last Gales S425
RICHMOND and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales
S45
Richmond and Dauville Railroad Stock last sales $50
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales $1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-20

YACHT RAoE.-As will be seen by the
advertisement In another column visitors at Old
Point are to have an exciting entertainment next
Saturday by way of "Yacht Race" The "Bruse,
"Plume," and ANTELOPE" have already been en-.
tered for the prize and another 6ne vessel ia expec
ted from Baltimore making four competitors on the
occasion Yacht racing has long been fashionable
both north and south Of US, and those who have
been in the habit of witnessing them, usually look
forward with great interest to the arrival of the pc
riod when they are to come off. In Virginia they
are somewhat of novelty, but now that the Mess
ers. Willard have charge of the d" Point, and are
offering rare inducements to the public to visit
the necessary steps to their guests annual
opportunity of witnessing grand contest on the
bosom of the briny deep Such of our readers as
desire TO be present should go down in Thursday
or Fridays boat in order to enjoy salt bathing and
be in time for the race.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-20

STAGNANT PoND.-The Mayor is using
every effort to rid the South portion of the
city Of a dangerous pond of stagnant water in the
neighborhood of the Penitentiary, on the land own
ed by the Messrs Harvie, and the Superintendent
of Streets has agreed to send hands there to have
it drained to-day. Such places should never be
permitted, for in warm weather it is nearly as dan
gerous to drain them and thereby expose the mn.
healthy sediments TO the action of the SUM- as it ia
toilet the water remain. In all such cases lime
should be used freely after the water has been re-
moved to destroy the unhealthy odor that will ma.
turaily arise from the decayed vegetable and ami.
NAL matter constantly deposited in the pond.
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HULsI & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

IL r N T-CAsH PaIcEs-Extra Sugar.
cured Hams l2tc. per h.; fresh Country Butter 25e
i0c-; White Coffee Sugar 3d.; Good New Orleans Su.
gar Id; Lsguayra Coffee l2Ac Rio Coffee I2sc good
Green Tea 90 to 75c.; very best Gunpowder ard Im-
perial Teas at 81; good Oolong Black Tea 500 and
Extra Black Tea at 75c. per h. All other articles 10
the line at equally low prices
HULST KING franklin st. told Market(
jy 20 And $50 Broad st New Market
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES

AUCTION SALE of Groceries This Morn
ing, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co,
Jy (" Aucts
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ANOTHER GREAT MAroH-VJRG,s1. IN

ANoTHER GREAT MAToH-VIRGINIA IN
THE FIELDING understand that great match
race between the famous old Virginia race horse
''Red Eye" and the celebrated horse Highlander
at four mile heats, over the National Course, New
York, in September next, tor $4,000 aside, Ia
about being made by Captain John Belcher, the
owner of Red Eye and Mr.. w w. Boyden, the
owner of Highlander" 1t is needless for us to
say word in behaliof RED Eye" whose name
aud deeds familiar to every friend of the turf in
the Union "Highlander,' when owned by Mr.. f.
Puryear, OF Augusta, Ga, was thought to be un.
equalled, and at one time his proprietor offered to
match him against any other horse at four mile
heats for $4,000 aside. He afterwards sold to
party of gentlemen In Alabama, for $4,000. and
entered the representative of that State in the
great State Post Stake at New Orleans last Spring
where he was beaten by Lexington and Lecornte,
he then being sadly out of fix, as his friends be-
lSved. Since that time he has again changed own
ers, and run for two purses, one In Baltimore and
the other in New York. winning both with ease.
The match, if it comes off. will be betting one
but If old "Red Eye" in good hx and will 90 kind
ly, he will beat Highlander just as certain as thew
meet
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E'O K ii IR Fer the balance of the
Il. - year. first rate COOK, WASHER and IRo.
NER. Apply to NJ r. PATE
jy 20-4ts eS,L ena
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James Flanagan charr-

TIE DEsERrER.-James Flanagan charg-
ed with being q deserted from the v 8 revenue
cutter Legsre," was again beforeih Mayor yes re-
terday, and rave his name a. James finn. he
ststes that he has family residing In West
Troy, N Y.--that he left them last sprins and went
to Charleston. s. c. with the hope OF se.Ilne pton
table employment--that while there ne was taken
down with the "Broken Bone" Fever, and was una
BILE to do any thing until his means were
ted. On recovering his health he desired 70 ss ~
his family, and seeing no other way oil DONG 80,
shipped on the .sIeesre,r where he worked Tor
three months, without receiving any pay. on
reaching Hampton he left that vessel and came 70
York on one OF the steamers running regularly be-
tween that city and this place. When the watch.
men took him he was doing no harm, and no" ,na'
Weld to the sentence O. the court be il for good OF
evil The Mayor took the address Of the prisoner
wife, no doubt with the intention OF making some
further enquiry about him. and then directed ina,
orders.
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r. III. l.. TIGHE'S
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
FrankHn, 6etweeM Si9th and Serenth SIS,
RIcHMoND, Va.
THE second session of this School will
Il commence on FRIDAY, the 18th of October
next, and close on the 18th of July following:
The aim of the undersigned 10 to Thoroughly pre-.
pare those entrusted to his care, either for bHsae
for the study of of the learned professions or
for entering one of the higher classes of our Col
leses-the course of instruction embracing the An
Gent and Modern Languages, the Mathematics, and
the English Branches.
TERMS.
For Senior Classics and Mathematics, per sessn. $50
For Junior do. do do. do. =. 80
For common English Education ................. 10
For each Modern Language, textra). ........... 20
CY- Those who desire place In the School, will
confer favor by making early application In order
that suitable arrang may be made for their re-
ception.
ET- The undersigned can be seen at Mrs Booksrs
Boarding House, on Bark street, between 9Th and
10th streets, after the goth of August or may be sd
dressed through the Richmond Post Office
Jy N-Th1S2w" r. II. L. TIGHE, A. NJ
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TRAVELLERS passing through the city,
4 will do well TO call ut A. MORRIS, 81 Main ct.
and supply themselves with Books for summer read
ins-consisting of all the Publications. Mass-
Zines &c.
Also-Stationery OF every description, including
Paper. God and Steel Pens Pen Knivea Port 10.
los, Port Monnaies, &c. all for sale cheap.
ty 20
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CL . 5 n G OUT ALL KINDS OF
~ SU INNER CLoTHING.-If you want bargains
Ia Clothing, yon have but to cal at LEWIS City
made Clstning Establishment and you will be con-
WINGED of the fact that he is now selling Clothng
much below regular prices Recolect the sign of the
iy2 20 RED COAT
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NOTICE.--The subscriber having chang'd
his occupation of business respectfully solicit.
the Collection of Claims in both town and countrv
Also, hiring out Negroes and renting out Houses
Office for the present on 18th Vt. between Main and
Franklin. HENRY R. JONES ~
Jy I-lH" General Agent and Collector
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CE PITCHERS.-Plated and Britannia
= leo Pitchers Of different patterns Their convs.
h'eace and economy are bringing them Into General
use, Tor sale by BULkLEY CO,
Jy ~ ISL Main sf
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GUM ARABIC.-1000 lbs prime Turkey
~ Gum, for sale by
S2e cHAs. MILLsPAUGn, Druggist.
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OIL BITTER ALMONDS, fresh and
~ pure, for sale by
jy2o CHAs MILLsPAUGH. Drus,;..
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&WN q. 5. M A l. STEAMSHIP
sxiasiAssss$A. ROANOKE leaves SATURDAY morn
ing, 22d inst, at o'clock, for NEW YORK. via
NORFOLK.
Freight received the entire day of FRIDAY, 2lst
instant.
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of dc parture, O'Clock Saturday morning, 22a
inst
Tickets and berths secured at our ofice south sde
of Bssin.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk, charged the
same as by the river steamers
Jy 20-2E LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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YEAST POWDER and fresh HOPS
i Preston and Merrilps premium: and Du,i ~
Yeast Powders, for sals by
~ 70 CHAS. MILLSPAUGH Drug,;.t
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n>OBACCO-BOX MAKERS WANTED
u Two good TOBACCO-BOX MAKERS msy
obtain employment BY applying immediately az
II. THORSTCN'S Tobacco Faetorv
jy 20-3t 9TH At betwsen NsSn ae5s"Iy,
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81, Paul Market.

Corrected weekly BY N. E. Tyson + Co., Sroee's
and Prorision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAr-Retaii-Beet,S q lie. Mutton, ioc,
Prok 1c Venison, Sc. Veal, 1917. Chickens, % per
doz.
pRoyIsIoNs.-Pork, SIS per tbl Hams, II 1-2.
Lard I2c. Flour-extra $3.50; superhne, 81 per Dbl.
Corn Neal $780, per bushe Beans, $l,25 per bushel.
Potatoes per busbel Fresh Butter IS sOc per
Cheese, II lie. per Id. Eggs, SOC. per doz.
Recommendations 7l-2 l2c per 100 lbs /;
Refined and Crushed, IL l5c. Coffee. 10 20c. Tea,
50 a-IOo. Rice, SC. Molasses, 80 a lOOc per gal.
DRIED FRUIr.-Apples, $l,l5 Las per bushe!.
Peaches, % $50. Green Apples, 81 q So per Dbl.
GRAIN-whea 7Oc; Oats, 45c; Corn, 6Oc Barley, Csc;
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles, Star, 35c per ID. Taow, zoe do Fish, fresh,
&c per ID, dried, 7c. Lime 81 per Dbl. Onions,
Soc per bush. Lard OIL, $1,25 per GAL Salt, 81 per
bush. Vinegar, Csc per gal. Taow, loo per ID. To-
bacco, II 10 76c. Hides, green, IL, dry 7c..
LUMDER.-Common, s. IL per N, Dimension Stuff,
$l2 Il; Flooring, SIS; Siding, SIS; Seasoned, $40
$25 Shingles, 81; Lath, -
Woodbury., $3.50 per cord.
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Henry Mckenty,
Dealer. in Heal Estate

u 6&S&t4 lSSC&AOos
Office, old Post Office Building, Third St, Saint Paul.
n AND bought and sold throu ghout the Territory; in
IL vestments made to the best advantage and Land
Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRK-Gnbert Davis, Esq; Daniel Curtis Esq ;
Capt DeP-yster, Messrs Samuel Thompson Nephew,
and Aessrs Williams 4 Guion.
PHILADELPHIh-JosephP Patterson, ESD, Priest Wes-
tern Bank; Messrs Drexe & Co, Bankers; Taylor s.
60, Bingham Dock, Freed, Ward Freed, Sitter, James
& Co, Bay Co; Edward Hurst, Esq, Notary Public; ii
Messchert, Atpy at Law James Kitchen, d, and VIM
Stoever, Esq.
NrNNEsoTA-Gov W A German, Hon W II WEIGH, Oh
Justice of Minnesota; Hon Rice, Delegate to Com
gress; Rice, Honsheai Becker, Ay's Law Messrs
Borup Oakes, Bankers Travis Rosse. Esq, Secretary
OF the Territory; Ames Van Eten, Attys at Law Rev
ESQ, Receiver Land once Dr. T Mann. c7y
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ALEX. REV.

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in GroceIies. Pro-
w Visions and family supplies, has constantly on
TO the public at the lowest cash prices His assortment
consists in part Of the following srtices which the pub
lie are requested TO call and examine:
Mess Pork and prime Pork;
Hams, smoked and sugar cured and Soulders;
Extra FloGr ami sup tne country Flour;
Butter, s,'da and Vine crackers;
Eutter-fresh in crooks AMI barrels;
NO, A and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered and refined LoafsSugar
Coffee-Mocha, Java. l.aguira and Rio;
Teas, imperial Gunpowder, II, and blsdk;
Dried Apples and dried Peaches;
Raisns In whole, half, and quartz. boxes;
Rice and3pearled Barley; :
Molasses sugar house, golden and Belcherss Syrup
Mackerel by the bbl, hf Dbl and pound
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil and whale oil
SPICES OF all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, salcratus and soda;
5oap-palm, varicgatcd and CASTLE;
S.ar candles, mould candles and Wcking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
Tobacco-snloklns and chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and Indigo;
Wash boards, Buckets, water, well and covered;
Wash-tabs AMI Ciothe-pins;
Bcd-cords, brcons, scrubbins-trushes, brushes
and Backing;
Nals---:rom 3penny to 10 penny, assorted
Oakun and Pitch;
Ropes-lronl hi inSh.to and hi inch;
Almonds ami Nuts;
ESERvEs.
Chinese Preserves, Peaches in cans, Pears, Oranges
Pickles in I, hf, and ii gallon jars;
Oysters, Sardines, Holsters, CLAIMS and Salmon In
All kinds of Sauces and Catsups and Cheese.
LIQUORS..
Holland Gin and Wolf's Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry brandy;
Old dark an pale Cognac;
Com non Brandies, fresh and New Yulk;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Claret by the box and cask;
All kinds Of French, German and Spanish Wines;
Abasnth, Iyrshnasser and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle or basket:
Irish, Scotch, Mononsahcla, Bourbon, Rye and COM
mon Whskeys;
Einegarand all kinds of articles belonging a regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, too long be all
mered here. All sorts of produce grains, and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY'S.
Store on Roberts street, and Warehouse Lower Land
ng. l4-tf
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Garding Sass. !"

Garding Sass
III oE! all who intend planting gardcns-who are dis.
- posed 20 mind their PEAS and Q's-who have faith
IN eabbage-(Tailors not excepted) who know beans
when the bag Is openeP'who g. acknowledge the corro
III me roasting ear-who believe in the good time coming
when new potato-ses and ripe tonlato-sesfence rail
cucunibers and inclined plane squashes, will please the
eye amt adnnister to the appetes Of the toiing nil
lions"
This special proclamation, greeting: If you want fresh
Garden Seeds, come and get them at
- BOND & KELLOGG'S,
March 4. At the Old Brown Drug Store.