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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

SKINS-Deer in moderate request with good supply Of
sound Honduras has sold freely but the price d kept
secret The stock of domestic Deer become reduced t
in fair request and prices rem.n steady Curco. have
Yesterdays prices tvir sass mos) The last Of Tsmpco
dee rather offering sales of $40 bushel. IS M aSa IS
for ara a n the bushe mainly 81 Clover In limited s
r. sga sS Sas fi1 n...s s
but limited demsnd last sale of Calcutta at Boston 90 IS
SPiCEs-Pmeno quiet; sales 50 bags at HE P-,n.r
dull figures Nutmess unchanged sales u
sPIRiTs-Foreisn been little more active .. full Dr.
ees; sale. q 50 h,Fpe' cOsnae at - Rochelle
SsPELTERThe demand moderate but price. remain firm
sHoT-Drop and Buck in moderate demand a, 6.
sTEARIN-Tbe inquiry is fair but there is little here: ..lss
of Prime at IA dl4lc. cash.
TEAs-Penaus sale announced for Tomorrow and several
for the date future but little has been Al private bar
xsin holders continue firm in their views
TOBACCO-Lesfs firm and TO fair active Msnufe
ured quiet prices ART fully supported and stock
TALLOw-The market is buoysnt the demand GOOD .,s.
s prime City, &c., and 81 for packages Rough Fat
TIN-Ps in small supply and price. vel maintained
Sc and Plates very firmly held owias 10 hs
reduced stock and prices maintained with increasing firm
the a ss.a f%s sS s'.s
el2 C. Cole In good demand; sales bore. at
81 1 ard some 200 boxes on the pot and to arrive
active request with sale. u boxes here and to .r s.o !.
s sea Is for ordinary to pIe brands mos The stock
WOoI-hn active demand prevail. forliomestic Fleece
with ayidy and prices are firmly maintained the soek /.
ceednsv sht indeed than usual AZ this season of the
year he sale: GT ss ysse ' S4 up ps 6.
poit s &c: q So sH for medium "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

a and receipts are Alike very moderate Small eaies o.
IIndT,,sed At {2i2 500 kH5 tun months small 'N OF
S.,d h held a $50 Foreign in moderate demand sales
10 tun, clean Russia supposed little shove e or there
sbouts bales Of Manila in ots At loc and % baes sAai
az SIC. Q mos. -. ,>,.o !.
Boston there have been saes Of 100 tuns Rnssa At $50
mos Tie Government In treaty for small lot American
Dressed 10 held there $50 with the ock educedt TO lW
bales In other kinds O sales had transpired
HIDEsThe market continues firm with considerable ae-
mostly TO arrive we heard several invoices Of Buenos
Ayr; thousand Rio GrAnde beside ho:e
III, sales on the spot to-day LIS Dry Msracsbo 0
mo- rejecting water damaged 1895 Porto Csbelo At &c
mos as Chares &c mos, and 100 country slaughter ."
ID, Ct loc cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

asHEs-The market IL very firm with good demand for
p,s sales of IS 81 SIT Pearls In limited request
81 sstn. 10 steady Tel the stock consists OF 4'4
hhls Pots and 2G7 bills Pearls.
ROOTS AND sHOES-The Shoe trade IL certainly in very
aonhpe condition Country buyers looked upon with
less suspicion the generality Of them having good
thopgh "aue duck" within reach Prices
have been gradually advancing for the past month until we
think they touched their eliminating point for the season
The demand has quite for the South West West
and North but the hight Of the Pan business vii not come
the DRY goods merchants Heavy goods extremely scarce
and high prices We notice no movement for export
nth neakina Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Br. stedmsaip Nsse York from GlaseycMr Geo sheri.
dan Knowles Fisher Misses Pedeu Miss McPherson Mira Al
ley children and nurse Mas Hodge, Miss Clarke Masses
Scott Misc Tmee James Calder, Mrs. MarEaet Rodser Miss
Agnes Rodger Miss Caldwell Miss Garnet Mrs Haig Mr. Da-
vd H.is Davies Mis: Eliz. Davies Mrs Sarah Grant aud
Wen and lady, VIM Colt VIM Cockburn and lady james
CRAIG Mrs Grsnt Craig james Morton James Robertson Jas
Miller it, VIM Woodrow VIM Patterson, John McCaloch,
Angus McCuioeh, VIM Hutchinson, Mr. Hays Mrs. Miller,
CHI dren and servant James w.dde lady and son. VIM
.rt.op John McchIery VIM corbett Mr. Brasks john
Mossuan, Rev John Baird Mr Geo. Fisher Archibald Mitch.
ell Robert Grse Robert Men, Robert Hart John Mclean
and Son Mrs Bracket and infant Masses Cushnie John O.
derson Mrs. Geo. Hart, John Clarke.
- In packet ship Deronsive from Load,n-MrL NJ A. Keen
Miss q. Stone Mr. A. E. Obbard and lsdy Miss C. Evsns
Mr.. ". Kent, Mr. T. Aphonse. Master y. Chapman Sr D
Riyas ~. - 80 1900 -. - - - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

RruAaKs UPON BEEH CATrLE-Our report shows tine in-
erase Of receipts Of Beeves for the week in the whole city
spon the weekly average LOS head and llSo head more
fhan the previous week. ~, . , 40,
The number 1t market to-day is sss4 head which 70 tM
increase on the average which 1878 for each market
dsy last wear and upon the number sold las
"wednesday. Of owners droves arc given below
and name of State where cattle from The OF .ales
men other than cattle brokers'" who sell on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Receipts Of Preduce.-SEPr. IL.
BY Eor Rscey Boat-75l5 bbs Flour So 900 bush Whes
1894 DO Barley 77oo do Oats 900 do Corn, pkss Ashes
80 do Whisky.
BY Eris Raroad-7s2 bba Flour, $50 pkss Wlsky, lss
do. Provisions II do Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Of eFreshlFs somewhat reduced, with
supply and dull sales Good Table Butter
,csIce and prices range high There is change in Fresi
Meats and Poultry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prn-
cipal articles of Farm Produce in the City of New
York on "Wednesday Sept. IL:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

BRICKS AND TILES-There . siiI nothing new 70 cor:
municse in any description Hard North River sell $40
a. So Philadelphia el9d&@ and CoIiabursh ssaS lo
Foreign continue quiet S25Ge8 for welsh
Bath and asa go for Stourbdge Malt Tiles sell ut s5
a&3O
BEESWAX-The demand 10 good for American Yellow, and
sales have been made to q fair extent at Tt1H3c.
BALE ROPE-We notice further ssles Of 500 coils Bale
Rope at 12c, amos. ~
COTTON-The market continues exhibit steadiness and
moderately active sales Of 600 bales we quote " fow
HEW.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

cined is quiet at 81 i2}d 81 49,
POTATOES AND TURNIPS-The receipts Of common Pc.
tatoes larger and prices have declined quote
Junes and MERGERS AT 81 25ds2 Dbl Sweets easier
sales 81 oa IS for DeiawXes and Jer'eys Turnps are
nominal.
RICE quiet prices rule steady sales Of $50 tea At $40
a. 50 100 n.
SUGARS continue very animated at buoyant pces the
trade have purchased ee sales Of $50 hds mostly Cuba
Refined quiet but advancing Stuart quotations
unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
MARZNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......,.s,,,,


Cleared.
St~sniships-Flords, Woodruff Savannah, g. L Nn-,.
southe,ne Even, Ch.res,cn. spssord niss.oa 49,
CITY GRAY Havasa N. o. Roberts.
Ship,--John J. Boyd. Thomas Liverpool. Boyd B,,sS
Ynprrss Morrill, Alexandria, Hsrbeek Co RoanA S<~
San Frspesco, Sutton Co. Shakespeare bren DsAa -
timore Meyer stueksn; Lyrs Chevver. City Rosst ~
Bsris-Jssp.r Bennett, CHARLESTON, Durham / D..
Hern itssr Roberto Emma AZ, J. A. Msehsdo, J. n o.
nj Kiiinsn' PenoSseot River. n. P. Bael Co
Bris.-xenophon, Doat Boston. n d. Brooknan &c.
Y,u fBrl Meredith, 81. Johns. n T., J. 3 Desley, -
Flower Dusl, Galveston, N. Clement: Co. Enns d.
Hsshss,n ssvsnla Cesar PAUL. Wsessman 0rant ~
II. D. Brookman Co. Wseisss Ellis, Point Petre 49,
ACCOMMODATIONS Powell. Wilmington, T. s. rossai O.
Nswbury, Frederehsburs Van BIsnt sIssht Conasess
Iewey Wilminetop Weinberg Weeks River Qassa, -
lar Providence l. Ksnney; Vermont Pierce, wllminsss
R. Gilmore Dabonaire (Br.h Lochhart Conwalin h
OFF Isabella Burr Boston Dayton SprHuei AbeosS O.
Jseisouville Thompson Hunter; Young america psvDS
81. Nsrys Robert 4 Williams, John Roe. Hsmnosd -
more Mailer Lord Queresu jamestown, LstesretA q
Point James Hunter CO. Fskr Dicheps Bristol L xs1S,
Only Daughter, Rogers Baltimore Van Brunt sss "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

MxIAruRE ALhAxAc....rH DAY.
srx-Rses... 544 Sets.. e0l Moox-Rises "a.
9 ., , MSn wtrkR. THIS DAY. ~ =.
Sndy HOOK sh Gov .Io;Slm Hell Gate. ...l2l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

OIL CAKEA faiI demand toT hew Up1ong Wesrri, =.
asa & 50 y tun, cash. .,
PROVIStONS-A frmer market for ferk the demand Is
good home trade and notice speculative inquiry
sales Of 1900 bbls at so Ia for me.s $H S4d$u tor
Prime; other kinds nominal Included in the sales are
1000 bbls Mess buyers option all this month at $50 beef Is
quite in good for the local trade for
GALES of bbs sea for Prime eSd 80 . for Country
Mes So 500 for rsPsched Meas ..d $le 50 oE FL.
are scarce f20a f2 Bacon sslabe at lie
Meats quite dull &c. for hams and &C. for Shoulders
salt Smoked Meats quiet Lard Il again better and IN
demand for the trade and for shipment sales OF $50 bb
and cs ldl4d and kegs ~ dl4c Butter trm and
demand l5i9c for Ohio. and i6d2c for State z4c
for fancy dAres Cheese 10 saable ct sac. and plenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

NAILS-Cut without changes they sell a 70 d5fc MOI
for but large parcels do not bring over &c.,
German Wrought before, viz, 1dI1c. .x,
OILS-Engsh Linseed continues Inactive but the soH
FIRST light the prospective ana
holding back anticipation Of lower rates, and the maIket re-
nrins In stain Crusher trsnsactng good pusi
ness At ssc y gallon and In bbs with saes Of
gallons figures Crude Whale has ruled quiet during ae
past week and the only transaction to report consists OF
bb at Mystic as 1t sc holders are demanding extreme
rates which naturally check the sn.action. and eli parties
Refined Is steady request saes Of 800 bbls at SOC IN
mos Holders firmly demanding &c for handsome win
transaction the week comprises go bills at the Eat
81 50 p gallon Manufactured in moderate demand
but prices remain variable change. Lard Oil heid
owing TO the advance in Lard and there
been activity the Oil market consequently we otc
sales Of gallons Winter Blesched at and
gallons do Spring do at eec both mos Olive 10 rather gais
sales 100 bssfets IS 250%3 ST. for quarts aud -
for pin Red OIL active sales 1000 gallons a ee
mos. Camphene 10 steady at &C.. cash.
The receipts of Sperm Whale Oil into the United States
for the past week since JAN compared with the CORE
spondng period last year, have been follows: 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Ship William Writ, which sailed hcu New. csss1
away her mail. yard coming in nays ahemeon o. w
new yard has been furnished and shs rcsdy es - s W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

ss;s:ae E:.Ssjt Gs sG Sss' Sept S,s'ssi ST.
f: e OF s s::a Es'; S.is ~ ~:
ship sts E. showing blue signal with White G palm s -
painted wh red s: i sssr '
e es heavy gale frvn E. which lasted iah.ura
20 SHIP pip. to e L aS:sa
from & 1sn ssS. ID e Tss
SHIP Sssis s'a' Liverpool as
Ship VIM RaihSons, Pratt Liverpool July q and rida
Aua L. coal to Manhattan Gas Co.. vessel and l" 's P
Ship xddis Snow Jot so.on Lincoln Aug coal 70 order
ss.:s severe FL. q and While
der top. CARED rssn Ss -
blew over the SIDE shed since which have A
shlp ssT.sOs. Trs:i Liverpool Aug md'e and % ps'&
Bark Sian. tswed, Olson Goenburs s. days, iron saaI
B.ri RicSs-d, Ames Boston. In ballast to master
Bark Ohio IBreml Rense'' Bremen aug H. "''e ''' I"
Big Robert Wing lOf Boson) Taylor, curscsa Aus A. '
Bs Des.oce Or E.d.l., Windsor 70 days. plaster
Bds Kentucky of ss.Pe.' Nshs. r,',sg 10 days ''A
Bs Echo conLln Alexandra. 10 days. COZ. to cams'aa
Br IN Mary N.Y. iBr Mahony St. John NB days. coal to
Brs Bonap.te, Means M.ehiss, umSes to O. w simpso.
ScSr Friend, Driniwaer, st. John, NIB, u dAy' ame~s
sebr Ious Island Traveller (Br Graham, Grand Man,
Nh 10 dave fab TO C. f. J. Peters,
seS1 6nsss vsnsdsE c.l.i: lumber ,,s to . ::
sS Wm Hes: S. cssass " "
Scbr Mary, Smith, New London
Schr C. Carroll, Pratt, Hartford ,-,, q. a.
Scbr s. Truman (of East Msron) L. Lamrhier, y. A.
justine Sept live osk to Brooklyn Navy fHd vessel
sehr' Oyoca HOPKINS Georgetown shingles to mater
Schr Bay State, Sherwood, Boston, mdss' 70 Dsy"s
fPrepeler Westcbester, CLARK, Providence .. -.-f.
Propeler j. N. Harris Smith, New London. ''
PROPELLER Anthracite Jones, Philsdsphs -
Notwithstanding Persia, yudkns, Liverpool -
Cytv Windle Havana and NewOreans; FLORIDA o9ces1,
ssy.nn.h; Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk; sousherner Sve
Charleston.
wIND-Durins the day, s.Sw
The cippership Gslero, 40 nn. regsJ k w. -
morning taken the balance dock or
sion The steamship Texas which was on the sectional 80
was this morning towed round 70 ner oen -
has had thorough overhaune. The br exploring oin -
ine v mn on Thursday be taken on the balance ~
to receive thorough repairing previous to her rasa"
England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

,hoJ md
HAY-A supply of prime the market he
rood for shipping; prices tend upward sales 800 bales
and in lots 70 the city trade 7oa1sc 100 NJ straw
scarce and wanted ct 55d57c y 100 n. ,oa
HOPS-New continue dull and depressed smAH ssio' ~ "
l3c Old are dull and nominal at 5dec. ..,..,.. ..
HONEY-Wfh the exception OF avery lew tn'A ''" -
asa &c., nothing has TRANSFERRED .a.. u.,;I,.
INDIGO-Fuher sales have been'msde OF ~ cases Manila
at 4cdsOc and few Msdrss N Sc. NJ. 49,, -. h..,
IRON-The demand good for Scotch Pig, and we ~
Of sales $50 tuns. ship, ssld t5l ~ ana ".
from ward English Common Bars are In better "a
hear Of Gales at $3.50 SIS Refined quiet At col roS
Railroad Bars In fair request at $3.50 800 NJ
Sheet IL quiet at 81 ASH for Singles Doubles, and ieoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Inc PASS inc 4s57,sH Dee @2 Hs Inc, .;n: Of
by reducing the Wheat to Flour, the e1ce's !" WIG '
Ykur 10 equal 10 $50 AL bills II r,. NJ the princi
III .,,irles Of produce LEFT dswster from me is tie
nent az navisstion to the 18th Of Sept inclusive "us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

Average price per head, es 80:
sales Of Sheep and Lambs b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

INDIA RuBBER-The market has been more actse an n
we learn of sales of fine Para at price we oia ho
learn, and 10, 900 n At 4oc, months o, asa ss l7I
LEAD 10 steady; last sales at t6 40 for oaenai ~
for Spanish and s6 refined German on short ,
LEATHER-Hemock and Oak are active ana mn ;. -
ranssrns are large for future delivery In other
LsEwe notice further sale. Of 900 sb' e. Som. is
LATHs-Esstern sell brsty at former prices the sales arc
LUMBR-Es.en Spruce and Pine are fairly inquired Tor
&Ild by the cargo. :. IL. IN 6,,.,n
MOLAsSES-A moderate business IL doing IN Io !.
desernop, !. steady rates NewOesns and Texas commune
scarce and firm without sales. The sales to-day are wv mus
Cuba Muscovsdo al $d45c.
We quote: ~ ,., pal
Porto Rico d46 Cuba Clayed
Trinidad Cuba. .33dbl L.
NAVAL STOREs-Sprts Turpentine 10 In moderate ae.
mand At the reduction sales go bills 4S9fc tne
rate in GOOD shipping Crude firmly held ~ 20
IS s frequent but the e.s e r9nseS
has been export and the stock does no
bbls Common Rosn IL In steady request ana 90
have sirbtly improved; sales 900 bbs 6Itds ~ ov
10 delivered the stock and receipts are alike nodeiae sa
holder are now demanding 81 70d 81 IL The medum sha
fine qualities steady request but we learn OF no
Of importance Pale White is scarce and wanted
AT extreme rates Tar in fair request and Pces are WI
the receipts have been moderate Soahern lms
arrives slowly; the demand moderate a. pi oH"%r s"
81 Is for City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
Co.,. .;,cs $50 81 is a. follows.

The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and barley 'er'
s de-water, during the second week in September IN
Che years 1855 and 1885, is as follows:
Flour. bbls. Wheat, bu Corn b. Barley S SIs
Hss. $500. 1855 2Ail5 $3.50 ilDol
Inc S.is2 Inc Intle Dec. 1928 Inc; gi.i ids
TIE aggregate quantity Of the articles e't ~
% Gar for the 1855 and 1855 10 as follows u ~,
Flour, bbs Wheat, bu. Corn, on; DA'{ 20,
lDs8... Asel2 e@,lO ss s1 "a sx5 7sl
I'D. ...... 5757o8 5,So3.SA o'~"''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
$500 81

Beach, Smith L Judd, ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
VOL. 4-..NO. 924.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Turkish Independence.

1t seems that Turkey is by no means so acquies-
cent as il was supposed she might he in settling
up the affairs Of the with her allies OF Eng
land, France. &c. The intelligence that the
Porte had refused to sanction in some particulars
the p, ,ooeedngs of the Paris Conferences Is now
confirmed The Council Of Constantinopie, It 70
now known, has directed Ali Pasha not TO con-
sent to the insertion Of the Sutan's late decree
in favor of the Christians, foreigners. &c. among
the articles of peace, as such cession would
bind tho Porte to a certain form of adminisfra.
ton in its own independent territories. The pen-
ipoton,iury was also formally ordered to oppose
any arrangement about the Principalities which
should he in any way piciudcial 10 the sovereign
rights of tho Porte In those provinces. The BOY
ards clergy and people Of Meldavia have also
presented to their Hospodar, Prince Ghika,
protest against the roceedngs Of the embassa-
,lors nj tho Porto. But the London Times siiii
holds TINT the institution which nre to give the
Rnynh subjects of the Sultan new rights and a new
career must be the care Of tho Western Powers
for many years to come. ind says u ,e,I oe some
time be fore England and France 'r,H De dote 10
reiar their hold upon Turkey
These provinces are tho most exposed ana Gov
eted pnrt of thu Turkish empire. They are g.
ven now occupied ly foreign armies Ihey
lniyo been for several generations under the ,'i-
iuence and at last under the recognised pro-
lection, Of Russia; and now ii is desired that fhey
but escape tho crushing embraces OF the bear TO
fall into the no loss mcrciless talons OF the vni-
lures.
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Ry MCDONALD Il PETERS.
TER Ms.

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snnun sdyanre Ne paper will he discontinued ex
q. th op,u Of she poprictors until all arearages sla
have been paid . -, -. . ..,.., =,
DyER ftSEMENfS arc Inserted for 10 eens per square
ie less. fr first Insertion aud 81 cts Tor eaee eou
] nlass ordered inner form weekly aud then 30 cts
square lie charged FAR earh Insertion II me nhhnr
o.ps he not marked the Ms 1t VIII be published l OF
aered ,ilf. aud charged accordingly -
TIE YEARLY RATES ARhi 49,
daily.
For do do 49,. '-''' '''.' -
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end contract. Il. -, =. IL. ,,.,io, "a,
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YecStY papers. ,.,,... 40 -. ,r,ad
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teaby for the excess.
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ooN ,Ct,Esr.asD WAwnANTs

SbS1sSfeEO WANTED II. A \ r I -, l T. ~, ;"
ERAY Notarv Public dealer in Land W ariants anu 49,
m sar ,be nrosection Of Military Bounty Land anu enso
rnns wishes to purchase 900 ACRES OF Military Sy S
inms warrnuts I win attend any business as S9'aiy
u iGolIe, .u .u'H a. ~ TAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
""'a"'' - Notary Public Bounty Land aud
julyGts Fens On '>s'"'' -
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BALTIMORE.

IuDpKINs. HULL n Co, Whoie.nie Dry
GOODS MERCHANTS No e5e Baltimore street (op-
'''s BASIL u HOPKINS,
WILLIAM II. RYAN,
THOS W ATKINSON.
BALrINoRf February 10th, 1856
We take the liberty Of calling the attention OF the virginia
arc % ow evne We have been by
patronage with which we have been ored again
extend and shall this season be prepared
to offer larger varied stock than have ever be
fore had and in order to secure the best trade we ha sea- our
Goods at the lowest rates to prompt a1aeIs ] 5 one"
large and elegant stock Of DRESS GQo,s N ad
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
very class Of trade to dead with us We shall
be glad have you call and examine our stock when yon
Orders shall be carefully and prsmgdy e'iendedto
p s-wc have recently appointed Agents Of the Ma
ryland Pentcntlary for the sale Of their Goods fe 2l.aa
CKuRTs! siNIRrs:-we have in store and for s.lc
doi and beautiful eInbrodsrea rroa's sr,c1rp SEQ
Y OCVaT pOsTS.-Juss received, $40 focns
IL Posts For sale at Anderson ADAMS y, COS. Csn.,
ma 29-ts w ' ,
A CGrDENT TO the u. \. Mnil steamer Ron"-
~ OKEThe steamer Roanoke, on her last trip from New
Virginia met with serious accident, py running mn ,9
schooner the Capes Of Delaware anu sinking hfr IN 70
minutes. The were all saved one passenger Was
regular trips few days In speaking OF the hoahSke we
were receiving our stock OF sprung ana summer
shin was laid up determined to keep up TO our motto
being Aays Prrd Those wishing superior afG Nn .,
ua purchasing Our system o business Is small
proltssnd large safes "i.AS1 ,S nAiMn, NJ,
N-evgCE.-Aii pcrso"s indebted tO the late
~ concerns of Carter & Nowlin. Jos b. Nowin 4 Co.,
neod 70 make payment without further delay can
&c the store ofJ b. b Sowi% together with all
''' 'Y0"' Attorney f,r sanil Berger, admrof
spl o-l2a' lHvf Jos. b. Nsw In det'i