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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-18

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psrrasnuRa. Nov. nth.
After a day of most disagrccehie weather, wo are
one. more favored with hraciag air aud smiling
skies: aud though mud still sleeps In luscious lay
crs over the byways ofoue terrestrial paradise, y
stil. presents gay and busy scene. The receipts
IN eottoa have increased; grain continues 70 come
In aai rea.ains hrm at a good price. ExehahRs
fallen from 10 TO per cent, with tendency 70 Do
s,sarsd OF st,l mere Of the agony piled on by the
reval.ioa Wumea are oat in large nnmbers help
ing the dry goods merchants to expand, and re-
dremsng frowns or broken hearts at the moderate
premium 81 continual smile.
Nothing TO note at the courts
Prof Yonmans lecture ut Library Hall, last even
ing received the attention of numerous audience,
la spite of ugly weather aud damp streets. As he
t,rures Ia Your city TO night, IL unnecessary
to speak OF ts merits yet IL Is worthy the remark,
that popular, beautiful and still strictly scien
tito production, it deserves the amplest need Of
applause.
Among the many improvements in prgress in
different parts of the city, may note the splendid
ing erected by Robert b. Boiling, Esq. When fin.
shed they will iorm the largest and handsemest
structures IN the city. being four high pitched sto-
ries high. abundsntly lighted. tastefuiy adorned
with heavy window ornaments anI massive granite
frunts.
II |. said that grand Capitalization of railroad
depots is contemplated between citizens aud rail-
road authorities. The project seems TO be a con-
tFattlvu vi AT sHc usppts tHtu tHe sphCe OF WIG.
that being the present depot at the south-sidc
RailroaS. The Richmond road would thus be ex-
tended tw IS the river, ian extension, which, &C
cording ~ agreement made upon the procuration
of the charter should have been effected ten years
ago. and the Weldon road brought either through
or around the city. The advantages Of such cen
tralization are palpable.
Facilities for travel, freight, transportation and
general railroad management, would be improved
hundred per cent. over the present system. The
Norfolk road, anticpatinc this change has already
marked out its claim upon an eligible portion OF
tie contiguous property. AEIsL.
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TaEArRn-NEv ApPsARAxCg.-To-nigh we have
two artists in the higher walks of the drama
One of them, Dir. Waller. here, believe,
seven years ago as the leading man at the Maj
shall, and WAS very popular, being an actor OF fine
person, full and sonorous voice, and withal genius
Since then he has travelled and become famous,
and If the notices of the press in other cities may
be believed his fame is the result of that genius
which our play goers fostcred and encouraged sew
en- yasrs ago. The other. Mrs. Waller, is reprcsen-
with the exception of Miss Charlotte Cushinan--the
best Lady Macbeth" in the country. The most OK
pericnced critics have endorsed her in that char
setter, and the actress who plays that well, is not
likely to fail in any tragedy of the modern stage.
A week Of the Legitimate drama is indeed treat,
and should be inaugurated by fashionable house
tonight.
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CECOND SUPPLY
~ OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN, FOX q Co..

viii open on Monday, 10th Nov, q large and at.
trsctive stock. purchased in New York the past
week at prices most rnin0us 10 Importers. and will
sistoBlsh pu chasErs We now solicit the city and
country trade TO call at establishment 2l7 Broad
street. and Judge for themselves. We determined
To make snch prices for goods will really
prove 10 cash and prompt paying customers that it
il to their interest to call and examine them.
Among the goods will be found
Velvet 1uunced Cashmere Robes
Side striped French Delaine do.
Elegant hounced silk DO.
Side striped do. do.
Bayadero Tafetia silks, in great variety
Plain Blask silks
Bal aiere Ducals
Low priced Dress Goods in great variety
Black and coiored Moire Antique
Black Tutke Satin National
Elegant Velvet and Cloth C1Caks
Chenelie and Stella shkwls
Long Blanket and Thibet do.
BlacE and eolored square do.
Negro clothing, very large assortment
Pulled Cloths, satinrts, LlnEeys, &C., &c.
Brown and hlesched Cotton great bargains
Negro Blankets,
Family Bed do,
Csrpettings, Druggetts and Rugs, with fun as
sortment OF Housekeeping Linen.
p. &. We have reduced the prices Of entire
st ek to correspond with those now opening.
no H-6t BREEDES, FOX 4 co.
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Sale of Negroes.

[cogRssPoSpEScE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. !
DAsvILLE, Nov. 16, 1857.
attended sale Of negroes Friday. the 18th
lust. six miles below here, and from the prices
paid. don't think il looks much like hard times
although the negroes were bought by legstees. No
legatee bid against each other. The bidding
done by other parties. Below you have the prices
The negroes belonged TO Vim. Lindsays estate:-
Negro woman abuut Is years old, with two chill
dren one about 80 months old and'the youngest
sbout eight months, sold for 81 ESQ; negro girl
about ten years old S9l5; negro man AZ years old
$1,000; negro man 10 years old SI15, upon credit
If six months, with interest from date, and all
black negroes, with no other qualifications except
field hands. DAS.
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fsrcnsn nispArcH.l
FIRE ATLOCKpORT,

LocKpoRT. NY, Nov 16-A destructive fire broke
out last night at about nine O'Clock in Diapers mill
and before it could be subdued destroyed most OF
the buildings in the Ravine at the foot OF the LOCKS
together with the celebrated Spsulding mill, own
ed by n. H. Wolf 4 Co.. Of New York. At one time
during the Are the buildings on Main street were
in imminent danger. Three persons named Bruce
Oliver William Stevenson and ]. G.. Atwood were
severely injured by the breaking of a ladder on
which they were engaged throwing water on the
Sd story The woformer had each an arm broken
and oliver is still insensbe and In critical con-
ditiou. Tho estimated loss Is 100000.
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Bennett on Free and slave Labor


Bennett. of the New York Herald who, amidst
his e,amorphoses, his follies and his insncerties
semeiiniez becomes 10th sensible and earnest
makes the following striking compari-on-or
rather notices, follows, the remarkable contrast
exlsiing between the laborer Of the North and tho
labpreF of tho soatb at this period Of distress and
embarrassment
In the Northern States capital is for time d.
yoCced from its union with labor and the cotton
mills Of New England aud the branches of MANN
featuring industry and mining In the Middle and
Aestern states are paralyz'd through the want of
U,'utdeuce in the result Of mercantile and mecbsn
icnt enterprises, AS a necessary Consequence the
hburtTs, mechanics and females that haye baen a.,
largely employed IN the yariou, operations of our
es'"bll-hn!thts are thrown out of employment:
ANA while the capitalist rctres for a while TO live
upln the accumglatons Of past wears tho nor
Gsn are jeramhuiatiug the streets with iucand;e
~ p!achrds, and holding threatening meetings in
tie public squares for want Of WORK and the WORK
men and girls are driven TO the most unhappy
Resources 10 procure wherewithai TO keen soul and
body together.
ia the :ouih, how different is the state of THINGS
III the social organization Though the same
causes press upon the community there US here
eap!fai cannot dvorce ltseli from labor, but be
comes, Ia times like these, its slave. The master
N ust feed ana clotie the slave portion of the pop
uiaiion, whether he finds employment for them or
not; consequently, We do not witness there the
. me paraiyzafion of industry as in the North
Inc slave is busy as usual. aud roiiickng and
harry over his corncake aud bacon--while the
vrA onntinuauce of his lsbors calls for the contin
nAnce "f those Of the white mechanic whose skill
ca iah Is necessary 10 perfect the rude opera
- Ls OF HE negro; and of the merchant and sal
lrr. whose sGienee and capital carry the products
Of ' ts,l a. market. This is the contrast present
ed ups by the south and the North. In the one,
ta'r Is lille and the laborer united ana turbulent
ia the other he is bu-y himseli, and his Industry
gives ami vmert to many others while he sleers
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrIFicATE.--Tbe undersigned,
Commissioners to superntend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
by certify that the above il an accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes, a. they were drawn by Us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
Y. c. BARBER, Sworn Co,,r.
l.. p. DUGAe, S""" So"' TO-
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day No
vember lith, 1857. LEWIS LEVY, J. +.
ExPLASAroy.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number Is entitled to-
All Tickets where the Number ends IN are enti
tied to SO in addition To any other Prize which the
above drawing may entjtle 1t TO. Hail. Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following ple ,es viz: No. 60s. SfhnD Hart
ford Ctnn and Columbia, L.: No. l35i6, 2se00 not
sold; No 2i6s. 10 Gao, kieh.nond Va: No ll2.t, 90"
Madison fIa; No ael5a, $50. Trenton. Ala; No
1870, ], 500 New York.
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Mu,teaI Csl.brt,,.a

"ewiii soon have amongst us-greatIy 10 the
satisfaction OF all lovers Of musie--some Of the
greatest musical celebrities that have crossed the
Atlantic w. fxfzzoIisr, THsLsrRc, yIEuxrKnrs
ana Mad srhAsoscH The day of their coming is
no' announced bot 1t Is not far on. They will A.
ora US q musical entertainment Of rare merit
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METKUPULITAN HALL.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK.
NEW SCENES IN vENTRHOQULSAi
NEW EEATS IN AAGTcf
The Learned Canary Birds and Spirit Rappings.
q 10 N OR B IT T z

VIII remain ONE WEEK LONGER and give his
POPULAR EXHIBITIONS,
MONDAY, Nor. 16th,
and every EVENING during the week, at ~ ocik /,
and on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 3 o'clock.
Admission IS cts. Children - cts Colored Gale.
~ l2l9 cts. no l6--ts
GYMNASIUM Interesting to Clerks
~ aud young men leading sedentary lives. K.
REMPE, assisted BY several young Americans, has
opened ON Marshall street, between 5th and 9th; in
| Gymnasium, for athletic sports Of ali descrip-
tons. Persons wishing to deyelope the muscles.
have all opportunity OF doing at a small COST
Admission lee 49, and monthly subscription Of -
c.ats.
Ilose wishing to become members will apply at
the Hall, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings,
between the hours Of and 10 O'Clock.
&C 2l-im*
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here were heavy rains in Roanoke county, Va,

There were heavy rains in Roanoke county, Va,
last week.
After long years service, Jules Janin is ahont TO
retire from the field Of literature. Inc J""Ihai
des Dehats is about to replace lis pen by that Of
Edmund About.
A rattlesDake measuring nearly six feet in length,
snd about foot in circumference, was Killed In "
Orleans on the Sth inst.
Mr. Oliver Otis Woodman, the husband Of the
lady who recently figured 50 conspicuously In the
courts of New York, is not a native of the South,
but served his time at the apothecary business in
IIallowell Maine.
Hon. Chas G. Scott, member of Congress elect
from California, was in Mobile on the Sth inst.
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French ELECTION PRAcrIcss.-A trial which has
lately taken place in France, brought out some Gu
rions revelations regarding the manner In which
elections are conducted in that country. H.
Migeon WAS prosecuted by the Government for al
legged ma pracices at the last election, and on his
trial, the Guvei nments own malprnctices were
beautifully exposed. In the evidence given, may
ors proyosts cures. and other official persons fig
ure largely as the dispensers of brides in the inter
est of Government. Votes were purchased. and it
W uld seem also made by the score. since the bal
lot box contained larger number OF bulletins than
there were electors. The bulletins were numbered
80 that the opposition voters could be identified
and punished. Tue inquiry curiously demonstrates
the working Of universal suffrage in France.
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sPnc1AL NoTICEs.
e<sr Naw voLuME~- New BToRY.--
fHAcKEsyA1Yh y suI bick Hhss.

The DECEMBER No az Harpsrs Magazine c9n Msl
~ es,fnsfrufefienf cf Tbaekerays new novests nr
ALI TRADES -delfvsd in any part OF the city. 2.
amt b. msif. IS eeDts. single copy xzee 81 ryy9
Uar4ssr' W eekly cents alma fhe centiuuafian OF
W ks ROMANCE. and o new story by CnAS.
DICKENS. IS cents. sinv1e cory. ": per yesk'rT'
TIE trade Supplied on liberal erpshgpy 70 -
no ,s--et 1873 Broad street.
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RxPoRrHD ron D1TLr pIsPArcH.
THE MORMOK REBELLf0N.
NEWS CONFIRMED.
Defiant Proclamation from Brigham Young, &c

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7.--Advices received from
Col Alexander substantially confirm the newspaper
reports concerning the destruction OF the contras
tore trains by the Mcrmons. $500. ss-T7=s.--~e
Brigham Young has issued a proclamation to the
U. =. troops. defying the government, coansellng
HIS people In the most determined form to hostil-
ities, aud ordering the troops TO keep away from
Utah. lie says If they desire 10 remain 10 the ter
ritory I'LL spring. they may do go provided they
will give nm their arms aud ammunition.
Col. Alexander In reply told Young that the
troops were there by order Of the President, and
would be disposed OF as the commanding officer
thought proper.
fsEcosp DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Nov 17.-Brigham Young has de-
clarcd martil law in Utah lie claims the right to
tho Territory and Indian Superintendent. lie ex-
pressly forbids the u g. troops entering the teIfi
tory without bis authority. He complains thAt
he Mornons have not been treated as Amer
Il iiens. the object Of the misrepresentation On
which the Government acted, being TO drive them
from the territory.
His Language is 50 hostile That the Ajininistrn-
ton regards is "a a declaration % war.
Col johnson writes from camp, on sweet Water
River. that II IL impossible for him to eommuni-
cate with Col. Alexander, who Is 160 smiles IN adj
vance Of him. The road between them ID beset
with companies Of Mormous.
The Secretary of war thinks it impossible to
send further men or supplies 10 the Utah Expedi'
ton until spring.
1t is the general belief here that the troops are
in a critical condition.
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IMPORTANT TO SHIrPERs.-In the Fourth District
Court, yesterday, Judge Price rendered decision
in the of Tardos the ship Toulon, which
involves question of much importance to ship
pers. Plaintiff brought suit to recover damages
for the brrakage OF portion of a consignment OF
looking glasses and the defendants proJucci their
bills of lading containing the reservations made
by them regards their responsibility for dam
ages in the cases specified Judge Price holding
that these disclaimers of responsibility throw the
onus of proving negligence entirely upon the ship
per- and that such negligence had not been cstab-
jshed gave Judgment in favor of defendants.
This is the first time that this question has been
decided upon by our courts, and the decision will
be viewed with great interest by merchants gene
rally. 1t arrests the whole force of the common
law in regard TO the responsibility Of carriers and
gives an Importance to the reservations made on
bills of ading not heretofore attached to them 1t
Is probable that the will be taken to the Su-
preme Court.---S. q. Ifcdyunt Nop TO-
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EEPRIc Es TO SUIT THE TINES
POWERS. Of Isl Main street, Is now making bis N
rlste in handsome cases. the picture 10 be satisfacto
ryn every respect Persons wishing to have Ine en-
lik enesses taken, may rest assured that tney VIII s
shaft picture leave nv establishment. unless put
mn In the hest and most approved style OF the art
~ =. stroat no lS-us
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The CosT OF SUSPENSION In South Carolina the
law compels any bank that snSpends specie pa!
ments to nav TO the State five per cent per snnum
on the amount Of circulation at the time OF sus
pension. and to continue such payment until the
resumption Tho interest is likewise TO De pain
monthly. The sum of Sl0,99S WAS PAID ny ire
banks last month.
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AsorHEs BOOK FROM sruRGEoS.--We haze raceiy.
ID nom Messrs WoRTHAa 4 CorrsrLL,s The st,.t
ara tfs 'sae'or," written by the now very lannon's
baptist preacher, the Rev. c. II. sPuRsnos. II IL
reprint nom the press Of Sheldon, Brakeman 4 Co.
new York, aud is for sale by Messrs. wortham 4
Gottreli so
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SHOWER cP LIzASps.-The lie Roy On. - Ga
zette says that during the heavy rain OF Sunday
night last, live lizards, some of them measuring
four inches in length, came from the clouds Ike
mama, though neither as plenty nor half as wei
come They were found crawling on the side
walks and in the streets like fugitive infantiie Al
ligstors, in places far removed from localities
where they inhabit.
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,. Torue VogTns OF HEsRIco CouS-

yy.--In responee to a communication. signed Hem
rico. which appeared in the Dispatch OF the lI!h
in slant hsx leave TO announce myself candidate
far the Office Of CLEhK OF THE COUNTY COURT
OF said county. Having had an experience OF some
fyeye.rs as Deputy ia the lid Office, respfctiui-
/ submit m claims FOR 3 our consideration.
- - sdt1-D TEMPLE ELIETT. y
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Fey DUNLOP, MoScURE & Co. ask the
attention of dealers 10 their Auction sale Of = cargo
Of POKTO RICO SUGAR and MuLASSES, at their
Warehouse at Rockets, commencing at ] o'clock,
THIS MORNING, without regard TO weather.
no ls-It
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SIGNoR BLI.2.-A visitor ut Metropolitan Hall
any night this week, would hardly realize that
such thing hard times existed. The house. "a
illed-centre, sides. galleries and all Signor Blilz
exhibits every trick of any note now on the magic
list, aud has such fund of genuine humor about
him. that the entertainment is good come
dy. His birds charm the children, and his amusing
and extraordinary yentriloquism delights every
body.
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RECEPTION oFTnE NIcAaAGuAN MINISTER

ihEs hANostS AAO-''
WASHINGTON. Nov 1T-Sig Ysarri was formally
presented TO the President to-day as Minister Plen
potentary and Envoy Extraordinary, from the
Government OF Nicaragua.
The Administration has received a schedule and
outline of tina Constitution of Kansas, and will sus-
tain the action of the Convention.
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fhsos1EnIsa.--we are assursl f,aa, : -. s.
ts.. should be thoroughly posted a. s,ss, quaiteF
sor an snsg vessel slipped out Of New Yo9r Is
ans dss. asaag l..s laden With men ana num- 9n
Sasw aethias q a sssssnsshsn Walker. AZ YES
Ttssss@ tais- stovys.. Ifsssl ma.
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Cs3y@ TO MILAN FoLKEs, ESQ Sir:
As tho Office of Clerk of the County Court OF Henri
CO. has become vacant by the death OF Mr. Jno A..
sarris N, most respectfully request you 10 ohtI
Yourself candidate TO FIJI that Office, believing You
fully competent TO do 50: o,,Srv
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EXPLOSION OF 4 SrEAMTUG.-EtGHr LIVES Losr-
The steamtug Noah Z. Sprague, of Buffalo, expio-
ded while in the river opposite Detroit, Saturday
Afternoon, and instantly sunk. The crew consist
ed Of ten persons, and eight of them were instantly
killed. Ihe captain and first engineer escaped
with severe but not fatal injuries The bark sun
shine, which she had alongside of her, was com
pletely riddied in the rigging hut no ono on board
of her injured
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u. Parker,s merchant OF Wilkes county. n. c.,
committed suicide last week, by taking lsi,ianum
:. There were heavy frosts in Columbus. Ga. and
montgomery, Ala. IN the nights Of the 9th ana iO,h
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s fa'fgass--ihe Viii II the late Mrs. gusb
,. oeen recorded In the Office Of the register If
TO ,,s,' sr entire property, amounting, L is said
esha' Dr. James Bush. hls heirs and assign. s' nus
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
AMERICAN ORDER"

"A AMERICAN ORDER"
Responsible parties in this city believing that the
American party Is not dead yet that all par
ties tparticnlarly the Locofoeo) are not IN state
Of disintegraiion. purpnse 20 publish at an early
day, Journal, 10 lie called
1.-THE AMERICAN ORDER"
which will advocate everything Amsricaa that 10
worthy Of approval, and oppose everything Foreign
They do not expect 70 revoluonize the city in any
given time, II ever, but they do hope, by timely .-
upon our population. and rescue many from tho
hopeless stupidity and worthlessness 20 which they
are Fastening through the agency of Foreign habits
they ask no fayors of any party.not even Of that
whose Interest they propose to advocate, but any
p. HARRISON, JR,
Publisher and General Agent.
y. R.-The usual courtesy Of the Press is respect
fully solicited In giving Insertion to this Prospectus.
no lit
ZINC.-ld casks Sheet Zinc; also, Spell
MOI IF and Sheet iro sb ssr ale M 3
NEW MACON Hams, Shoulders,
er, for sale by wM. IL. TYbER.
A LIE AND CIDER.-4U whole and half
IA bbls. Ale, % bis. sweet Newark Cider. per
steamer jamestown. for sale by
Eol7 WI. IL. TYLER.
OUTER, CHEESE AND LARD.-25
- paekag es prime Goshen Butter, % boxes Goshen
Cheese. - kegs l. ard, receiving for s&lehy
no ~ WIN. M. TYLER
NEW PICKLES, GOLDFISH, &c.-lb
" bbls new Picked Cucambers hhds Cosfsls
lebbls. new No. Mackerei, - DO new No Do p
do. Onions, y do. Mercer Potatoes landing shis
morning ior saie By wM. II. TYLER.
DEFINED SUGARS -25 half boxes Stu
~ art. Loaf. 3 bbls do. Standard Crushed receiv-
soiI BACON 4 baskerville.
l00 BBLS. PRIME COFFEE SUGAR
no = receiving and r. S. .sls sy n.sxx.vu,
n ERklNGS.--3o0 bbls. No. Gross
no ~ BACON a nASKERyiLL
CHEESE. -.,6O BOXES CHRESE.-N.
~ York State Cheese English Dairy and Pine Ap
pie Cheese, now landing and for sale hy
noG Corner Pearl ans. CARY sts.
CUGARS.--60 pckgs Coverings Crush
~ ed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars. fos sale By
no u LeWfs \. WkhB co.
C6 BBLS. Newark CIDER, for sale by
- noly wM. wALLAcg cons.
plCKLES, &c,--l0 bills. Pickles; 25do.
Cider Vinegar; for sale By -
no u wN. WALLACE sONr
NAILS. 1900 ksgs Old Dom.nien Nails.
neH EbwIN woRruAM a ca.
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fRED DOUGLAS, publishes card Ia the Water.
Town lNew York; Journal. expressing great indig.
ns.ich, because the propfieters OF certain hotel
Of his color.