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Restaurants.
DOWIEATAN HOUSE,

bsOW III n IAN HOUSE,,
4 No liz st., Gurch deloto tic National
UOtc7.
The subscribers have taken charge of
this we'll known establishment, with the in
tcntion of conducting it on the most APP
proved plan. The house has been put in
complete ordcr fitted with now furniture,
&c, and every arrangement made for the
comfort of those who are DESTROYS Of patron
ling a well kept public house.
The BAR will be flied with the best of
Liquors, &c, and MEALS furnished at any
time with every delicacy in season.
The finest Oysters our market affords will
be served up in any style desired,;t the shor-
test notice.
oc 3 RIIEA & BARNES.
ENCHANGE SALOON.
- CORNER KING AND WA TER SITS.
Saloon and Bar Room on the LIST Floor
Bowling Saloon " I'd "
Billiard Saloon 90 Sd "
The Bar will be constantly supplied with the
choicest Wines and Liquors, and attended
to by Il gentleman who fully understands the
business.
The Bowling Alleys are as good as any in
the State.
The Billiard Saloon, when completed, will
have fine Tables, good cues, &c.
For recreation and amusement and wants
of the inner man, gentlemen will find the
Exchange a desirable resort.
oc +. NJ. IRONMONGER, Agent.
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TvHOS. BROOKS, Jr., Wholesale
l. and retail dealer in SELECTED

FAMIL Y GROCERIES,, AND LMPOR-
TER or FINE BRA NDIES, WIN Els,
GEGARS, ENGLISH s A nc Els AND
PICKLES, LONDON PORTER AND
SCOTCH ALE, No. A, High ST., Ports
mouth, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand an assortment
of every article, both foreign and domestic,
belonging to his line of business, and war
rants them to be in style and quality inferior
to none in the United States, having pur-
chased principally for Cash, he is enabled to
Orders of any dimensions packed in any way
required at the shortest possible notice; and
if consigned to him by better, will be execu-
ted with the same regard to your interest as
though you were personally present.
nc Z
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TOSEPH A. BILISOLY,

FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Consisting of Fresh Teas, Sugars, Wines,
Liquors, Tobacco, English Pickles, Preserv-
ed Fruits, Porter Ale, and every other ar
ticle necessary for Hotels, Family or Ship
uses.
Persons dealing with lac are assured that
they will get nothing but a fresh and pure
article.
&c 3 No. 62 High street, Portsmouth.
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Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
square oflolines or less, one Insertion, so c.
Each subsequent insertion, % C.
l square week, S LIS
] square ] month, 800
&c months, 800
] F." months, 1000
All advertisements ordered twice or
thrice week, for each insertion
after the first, per square, 3715 c.
Contract Rates.
l square, renewable at pleasure, per
annum, payable monthly, $4,000
Each additional square, per annum, 1000
Professional Cards, not exceeding five
lines, per annum, in advance, 1900
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WI I'll. BUCK,
w No. 1903 .G los Church street, Norfolk.
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior
Mineral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always ON
hand.
oc 3
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The politician who changed his princi-
pies to the winning party, gave as his Sc
ven reasons for doing ia wife and six
children.
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If Douglas is so great man now, and
what would he be if sober?
The world will never know.
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N. bah Kinds Of Gentloman's furnishing
Goods proportiouably low-also, u good lot
of Superior Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestngs.
which he will make at reduced prices and
warrant good trimming-make and fit or you
need not take them. Remember at
+. A. KARN'S, No. 10 Main Street.
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Business Cards.

nR. w. w. ROSE,
IL OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
services to the citizens of Norfolk. He may
be found at the Dspensary, next to the Far
lncrs' Bank, or at the residence OF .Jno. r.
Ludlow. oc Sly
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NJ S. FORBES,
Nv DEALER IN ENGLISH &c A ERE
CAN HARD WARE, NO. so,
HIGH STREET.

TOftsmOUth "a.
Has in store, and is receiving weekly,
goods of every description usually kept in
a well conducted Hardware Establishment.
His goods are purchased from the Manufac-
turers at the lowest cash price, which
enables him to sell at very low rates. Those
in want of any article in his line will do well
to givchim a CALL.
". B. Horton C, A.,nolds celebrated Ship
Tools always on hand, and at Factory prices.
oc 2
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II EECHES-Just received fresh sup
IL ply of recently imported and healthy
Swedish Leeches, for sale by
oc3 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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MERWsN 81 MOORE,
dfl Il UCTIONEERS, Dc GOWHIS-
SIONIIERCHANTS,
Norfolk, Va.
Regular Sales day-T U E S d AY S Il
THURSDAYS.
Ms- Liberal advancements made on all
Consignments. oc
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TUST RECEIVED a full stock of
81 very fine White Onion Setts--also few
tree or Onion Buttons for sale by
oc3 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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rOAL.-60OO bushels best quality Red
~ Ash Egg Coal ON the way and for sale to
arrive from the wharf
oc L. ZANTZINGER.
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CENTRAL WHARF.
palis Il Constable have i'll store and
- for sale:
600 bbls. fresh patent Lime,
800 do w. City do,
200 do fresh Rosendale Cement,
100 do do Calcined Plaster,
$50 do do Land do,
bales Plastcring Hair,
100000 Sawed Laths,
5000 Bait Pressed Brick,
100000 ordinary building do,
$4,000 4 feet Cypress Pales,
10000 5 do do do,
10000 inch Cypress Fencing,
$4,000 do Yellow Pine do,
$4,000 feet assorted Scantling,
10000 do all heart 2X4 Garden Rail,
10000 do sap and heart PM do do,
$4,000 do Rough l = inch Flooring,
$4,000 do Dressed | Il do do,
10000 do do do do,
800 best quality Cedar Posts,
5000 feet n inch heart Stepping,
100000 best No. l heart Shingles
$4,000 do do 2 sap and heart do,
so bbls Tar, 25 do Pitch.
Together with an assortment of seasoned
White Pine Cypress Oak, and Ash Lumber.
oc3
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THOMAS w. UPSHUR.
Il NOTARY PUBLIC
Attends to taking Dispositions, Acknowl-
edgements, &C., writes Deeds, Wills, Powers
of Attorney, Agreements, &C., &c.
Office No. Wide Water street,
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BARGAINS! BARGAiNS!!
ID AT f. KARN'S CLOTHiNG STORE.
NO 10 Main Street

Look to your own interests and save at
least l5per cent by buying your clothing at
balance of his Winter Stock at Cost, for
Cash only, and at the following low prices
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KEEN a PRESTON

Rave their Fall and Winter
Of goods enbra ing variety Of erchsncse thsy
have usually kert-
W. otter The the largest and best selected stock
gotu STYLES suburb and prices low
No merchant euyh visit this msrte ths Fall without
stock a. Is pleasure show cholco
ieeons goods ans whether be viii esvs
better and riot from the fact the beauty
various rich
dsrSy of the best American manusctortes will make hin
fee prouoer OF hi country. ~
seps KEEN PRESTON
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seed is much greater than with the orlinars
potato, as abundance Of seed is thrown out in
the form Of tubers by layering the vines Ii
can be afforded incomparabiy cheaper than
any other nuIricious vegetable, il having pro-
duced in France at the rate OF above SUO
bushels per acre, and experiments here prove
the practicab'i'ly of exceeding that quantity.
The combination OF azoie and other SUBJ
stances which impart vgor TO the physical
powers, render 1t OF great value as an article
of food. a light, active soil, well trenched or
snb-soled, is the best adapted to its growth
The large roots can be impaired into innu-
merable eyes for planting-the turner's also
produce good growth OF rooots the first year
They should I've planted as soon as the ground
becomes settled in the Spring. and remain in
as late in the Fall as tn frost will admit Of
The plant is hardy TO the fullest extent. and
rs cultivated most extensively in Northern
China and rartarv. region quite as cold as
our middle and Northern States Any extra
attention by forcing them into hot beds is but
an injury. as it is 50 rustic q plant that the
roots should at once be placed. in the open
ground. EDWIN HENRY.
FLUSHING Ia, .
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The New Chinese Potato.

The following account of the new esculent,
called the "Chinesc Potato," which is likely
soon to take the place of our common. potato.
will he interesting to farmers:
= Within the memory Of those still living, the
Irish potato was deemed a coarse, acrid. and
poisonous root detested by many AMI con-
siiered quite unfit food for man or beast. It's
Improvement by cultivation rendered it ofsuch
benefit that it has long been identified With
the food of many nations. Too exaggerated a
history of the Irish potato could not be gwen,
were it treated of as asubject of the past. No
one would be willing to credit a statement of
its excellence and value, were II now present.
eel for the first time to the public no. could
thev realize so useful an article of food that
root has proved itself to be. Since the dis
ease OF the IRISH potato has become SO preya
leat there has been an anxious desire to OBJ
tain substitute.
In 1850. the French Consul at Shanghai, in
Northern China, observed that the Chinese
male extensive use of numerous varieties OF
roots prepared in various ways as an article
'of food lie obtained and transmitted a few
roots to France. II. however, attracted but
t little attention till 1853. when it came into
zpo~session of some highly intelligent Botan-
lists, who recognized the great advantages to
Ne derived frow its extensive cultyaton.-
They devoted themselves To its increase, and
u the development OF its merits. Finding
this ropt to be superior in it's farInacious pro-
> perties To either OF the cultivated species OF
I. potato, and that it was in no case subject 10
decay, whether in the ground or out oi 1t and
also OF SO hardy character as to with
stand the seyerest winters unnjured, they
have come to the conclusion, IN common
with English Botansts, who have made simi
lar experiments, that the Dloscorea Batata u
destined to supercede the precarlous and un
certain culture Of the ordinary potato, SD labl,
. to rot and other diseases, and that the gran,
6desidcratum, a substitute in itself more valu
d, able than the ordinary potato, has at lengll
~ been attained. - ti4. srl
For two years have witnessed the sue
cessG4; culture OF this imperial esculent, an
am fully convinced OF It's entire adapiedness
every variety Of soil and chmate where tn
Irish potato has heretofore been cultivated.
Ii proves to he more than substitute 70
that valuable root, which has so long occupie
so high a position both in this country an
Europe. Its productiveness, ease OF cultur
and delicacy oe favor, together with its nutr
cious qualities, at once give it place in the III
'- OF valuable culinary vegetables. The roots
lust years growth stood the test Of the seve
,.. Water in the open ground. The economy
- - ( 81 ~ as
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NOTICE no LEQUOR DEALEi,s AND

yOTsCE To LIQUOR DEALEIiS AND
---t- - MERCHANTS.
CONPLErE Of the Oils necessary for max
a OF ffiOr aud pSckaxe
of n Articles usl tor yus ARTIFICIAL sfRtSrAto laoTs
<.lsnsl and
arr "a cess LtQCoR STORE. VIII
Furnished for sD Also all iBtsrmation to
uch Al lshient. thus enahling the new be-
ianrr s1ees siiy wth the Oldest qinr eeaers
Address. throssh the Posi- ofce. p LAcot x
Lsooar Co cid FOR nsting Via gr pct
Ia gallon packages Al IS per saskags-in good sAippng
crder. Iaoo
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CoySUyIPTfSN CURED.

UpE NOT Dissolved by base in'ss,iS1s =, II = aGEIAN.
Cd CLARK K CO.'S GsSUfNe CpD LIVER OIL. never
di iIpoiat expsrenee has sspsfior
all others. ra ta aaly reliable tor ;'SsraPrioN
rhers spurious oil IN the msrse et sd-
terased with ri oii shsle oil too nceh care
ciurOf BE- tak-n 70 prnegre the Genuine.
rDii u male ogr tactAry IA e"oinaland auo
each ho,tle has signature The oik be esref 20 ct
HEGENAN Co.'s -tpusrnds Who has used oth-r
al inferor qaalty. 49, abaut gsuE aP ia despair
have health hv using The tenuine Oh of
IN asture. Sold bV ali Druggists ja-2i-anc4w
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BosToN.-John Pherix gives the follow
ing q. his impression Of Boston,:

ing q. his impression OF Boston,
The fremont House is in many respects a
good institution; il IS perfectly clean and we'll
arranged the attendance is good and the od-
der excellent; but there is an undlscribatle air
of gloom and soienity pervading the entire es-
Enlistment we'll suited to Boston, but chill
ling to a stranger 10 the last degree The
waiterS dressed IN black with white neck
cloths, move silently and sadly about the
ta,les.r looking like SO many Methodist min
isters with thirteen children, four hundred a
year and two donation parties; the man ia the
Office never smiles-in any point OF view; o
large BiIlc with the name Of the house stamped
upon 1t IN gi letters, Ito prevent religious
strangers'troH tottliDg it.) lies on every table,
and the chanbermads attend family prayers
in the basepeat- All Is grand, gloomy and
il must be confessed exceedingly peculiar. !
have attempted but two jokes in this solemn
place, and they fell Ike the flakes of snow,
silent api unnotced. An unfortunate indi-
vidual in the reading room last evening was
seized with an unusually violent fit Of cough
ins, which, If man could by any possibility
inve been turned inside out, would have done
it; and ,as a partial cessation Cf it occurred,
with hrs hair Standing on eud. Che had cough
ed his hat of) his face glowing with exertlon
and the tears sanding IN his unhappy eyes,
he very naturally grave vent 70 proiane ex-
ocration Everybody looked shocked! re-
Hiarked in audible tone to- my companion,
that the exclamation was a cofer-dam; an ad-
inirtbIe contrvsnce for raising distractions
from The blttom OF streams, AMI probably
aiopteih by the gentleman 10 clear his throat
hat no one laughed and iucontinently went
to bed. fa -
THIS morning on arising discovered that
my boots, left outside the door To lie embel-
lisiieii With blacking. had, like those OF Bom-
5blStes, MT been displaced; so | sad to the
porter. man. OF grave aud solemn aspect;--
You have a very honest set of people about
IhisghoaSe.r o..Nhy?,, said the porter, with a
somewhat startled expression. "Because,"
rejoinei. I'll left my boots outside my door last
night and tinl this morning no enc has
gtoucicsi them =, That man walked otf sl1w
and stately, and never Knew that had been
huuorons. Disappointment have been Iny
lot in life. ] remember in early childhood
going to the theatre 10 see Mrs. w. H. Smith
appear in two pieces; the hills said she would
do II, and size came on the stage perfectly
Whole nd entire like any other lady. Upol
the whole 1t is my impression that Bostor
IL dull, gloomy, precise and solemn city
q. which take to lie owing entirely to the IN
- tense cold that prevails there in the winter
which clills and freezes up the warmer na
ture of the Inhabitants who don't have tim
to get thswed out beiore the cold comes bacl
- again / have met many Bostonians in NOR
genial climates, who appeared to be YER,
hearty and agreeable fellows. a
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CINCrNNATI pApFR WaREHorsR,

W B.
rHNE urdsrsrned Wholesale Denlers invite the
attention dealer- ane their
varied soek OF PayeIs Oar srrsnrnspu with Ffstsrn
nsruiacturers aad dealers such that enstltd
keep hand all re LetfseS
plain snd raieS ria; C,rs Derys Mediums, Roy and
Super Royals Bsrk Book Parers ty Plsnsp
a. smith, aud other FIRST claas /.
We for the beet Prpters Csrds kser on
hand al tines piete Psrers
evc,y descrrfion. LgNChody's Book and Newe Inks;
Mcfrs arys Coored Ints. varnisi and Geld Size.
We have haud in large best Bsuf-
drnier Newsand Book Parer and supTly
most any extent: With rgular Sizes and rresus siss
pake 70 order on shortnotice.
We the highest price cash for Rsxs
ging. Rope and Cotton Waste.
SAL NIXON GOODMAN
Wholesale Parer Dealers. & Msnufaetrrerr' Aeefts.
senI ~ and 10 Walnut %. Cinoinna0.
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A isETslsED PHYSICIAN,
WHOSE SANDS oy LlFE

yHAvE nearly raa or. dissavsrei while in the Eas,
Iadas, certtiu care for csnsnnotiop Bronchius.
Ceughs CoiSs aat x.aera; debility This Sy 80
BY him his oaiy ehii-a iaughersas givs
dis Wishing ~ much good POSSIBLE he val
zach of his l,c'et fellow btlngs request "a this
recipe With full directions for mttus and esfn
usn pe lairss e1cf applicant fsc'cse HIM
shiiinvhr- eEts to rstirnei posting
and ,Le RENAME Ne applied to tn ~. cf fis i'd
y.r,is.r, ne Adtr'-s r~l DR.. a. JAMES. ,st
ds.yo smdsw N. ~ Graai street, Jersey Cisy. Y. y.
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W. v VoSs. M. ID. ~
To TIE LADIES.

-gD TpE LADIES.
s-sHANKLIy & reilly won resrectfu'Iv invite the e
tentiou o ,he Evansville aud vieinity 10 their
mbroiaeres. and white goo&s
receives ernhrscng;- ...... ...s
L~rer'ek Lsee Collars and Sleeves;
Erb'd Linen do do;
Matsess A. Chroehet'o DO:
81 M,sffp
Jaroaet Cs,abric and Kiss Collars; .
swi,s and Jac,ne Embroidered Ra-ds;
do do Eiginrs sna Insertionsj
Erxlish Thread Lace aud Hdgings;
Mourning Collar. and Sleeves.
whits and black Ea='ish c<are Collars;
Nolan and white sralroidered Skirts;
French Corsets and lts-s-- ..
STRIPED Saaiso giss and PlaiaNuslins;
Real dotted aud Eubrodered SSiss dress patterns for
sale at io~ price my3 eE sHANhLtN = Reilly
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TErHE suhsrihers 10 rersip o. their supply es
Fall end W n.er BOOTS and SHOES seiec ID for the
trade embracing variety and quality
of Men's Women an Ctildrens skct they eal
TIE attention Of the public. McPEA WELLS.
reps First street Fosters Block
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N:vEu roo I.,TE TO LEARN.
FIVE AND s.EHN;

r,k LIVE AND EEisN;
GUIDE TO ALL wHo wisn ro
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY.
inten lei book Of reference Tor th'
soagin % iin sat cOlnasssf with framrasr &c
position with xplanatoss OF Latin aad
French phrases freqaent in
papers reyies periodicals and books in general contain
ipg exsmplesof Us frr .H .-
ONE THOUSAND UISrAKES
or daily occurrence in Speaking Writing and Proaouaes-
together with dc.siied Inrrurious for rtiar for ia
Press ard oC ieies in he various dep,rtnent
NewsFap.r LsFsture. 2u hcuaf In cf0.h i2ns -
Snch book this has long been hy those wh,
terin the vh alluded IN ths title IL ia suitte for
all classes We have stentivciy esnned its and
reeorusnd Of tn OF refrsnce
the ripe scholar. servin
We The IL Altogether efui an
GARRfsT. DICK a FrrzfIRtLD. pnbiishers.
tf. No is Ann Street Nsw-Ierk.
Also for sale ty all booksellers.
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3 4, Il. II. COOK & son,
WuoLEs ALE AND ETtiI DEAF YRS IN
GnOCEsIES a. PlkOv!SYCN>,
-lta Ia rfrt- EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WBOt.I;SALH Dkp t..-s
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
i'e % REraII. DEP tRTNENT.

II A. G1oK shOn he ha. taken artBsrbir Iisu, this
sas snS 'es'is s SrS s
ha,nsss1 sGs su,ins; fs.s asd
that he, viii be enasa sap y tss sitl.ns Of
sss rs1.cH ss s. 's'i 's'' % hs G
draw th attention q IN shs COUNT hsyE pro.se
ns oek .appy ing tt. a. ters.oTs rith an
mus cnsu-e their ar'rrsre- ,he 'a'ure -'h'-''
H% sAss Eastern Rio Coffee ehs,ee sad sr.ps. Iu.
q 50 rea'at' 4eeIs 2. ". COOK s">-
tCtnD rOyuE LtDsr-.
rxSHIs Turkish p leA rmedy for the i'm ate
rsmevai OF oes;r r.stion- irrrsaar,tes, issi psns
anens the ncuses ia favor.
No woman enjoy good ha, when 'hss r,ieai'r sar'
seh headache i1ngunrdeitv psin IN the bead sde and
m,cms which r,tena irrrraIsr rns trnstisn certain
ae 'hess Pills to remove one AID OF these symr-
Rs rna t,e csauiue wsieh has sispa,nre
each hox These Pitts had BY addressing Or sanfy
co. ant ioeicsBs 81 the Pills will be by return
Ladies whose h-aIth will not perm ~ An increase
ef family will aud he ~PilIs sueeessssi preventive
yse as sT n"S,s ss ,s' 10 IN ur s
health would follow Address pR s,xr1ovk 90
fels s....i cig'rr.,i Ohio.
ss PR AUS Priuse ~ Drums Sultan RaIsns;
= /, s0tx. Iavsrs and VI X Rtisns; ~ .,-.--
Yo,s d.sis ssis' Just III COOK Son.
.sO8s e.,,E-inios Prairie Chiet.ns. Qua,ls. Rab-
Jsnso S''' "''' 49, SAINT vIoSERY. :
arm ,.sn,srn.: carpenter's Pa,er. Lanterns
Sns--..rs Lantrrrs; Signal O. anda
variety OF other kinas. for sale by r,vn,oor o,x
deei2 hO"Nbh'oh w
EIrrSaN's ycu.sly Non Cor Fssr'ss.' ar.
4 Ba'hwalts Re'rcsrect:
Ls.s's JossDsl for e Fssr1,ry ,orsn.i s~
1 f.,s " " DoBELL & LISTERS
i AME.-Prarie fowl Rsliss. >alsrrels Qsass aud
= Jput0 vICKERI & IonNStoN. .-
- otbis Kanawha Fine; eco bbs Kanawha Aium;
80 s.czs rarxs Iiand Alum, fr safe IN iotst suit
Parssa'srsa at 'he lowest ra''ssy oro FOSTER : co
GREAT SALT K;AFssAIHS.
LONE thousand s,cks Alum SALT sale at sserhe
desss ''s'''s'' p. o'RILEY.
S,Ho.CE INDIGO --scoits jus,rse,a for ,.,s,ews ss
: syHFiNED ST. LOFTS SUGARS As srrreis jus
a reed per steamer Sa, TO mes tor sale ~ .
A~. s. GILBERT a co.. .Sssamors-st.-
r ssUNDRIEs,-
Al Neg. ssisps'rs r. snsi; s,ss. Pi@eaio.
!. Do Ep sails; 10 Do Alum; recsives ,.
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