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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
THE LARGEST

CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTA IN THE U. STATES
No 25 g. % North Gay ST., near Fayette,
"HERE is kept always hand. made to
w order, every style Of French Tete-a-tetes, in
Plush, Hair, Cloth, or BrocatelIe.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm
Chairs, in Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
French Full Stuff Carved ParIor Chairs, in sets,
with Plush, HAIR Cloth or Brocatelle.
Sofas; half French Spring Mahogany and Wal
nut Parlor Chairs, in Hair, Cloth or Plush.
Rocking Chairs-yarous designs. in Hair. Cloth
and Plush.
Stuff Spring Lounges-a large assortment al
ways on hand, or any pattern made or covered with
any goods to order.
Chamber Suits-in Mahogany or Walnut, COM
plete from S35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do.-the largest as
sortment ready made in any house in the
United States-from Sl2 dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs in Oak,
Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuff.
ed Seats-an assortment embracing over SO dozen.
Wood seat Chairs and Settles and Rocking
Chairs-over 100 Dozen A. MATHIOT,
Nos. 25 and ~ North Gay ST., near Fayettee.
June Il, lS57-1y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

ALEXANDRIA
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
I AM now in receipt of large assortment of
L every variety of Farming and Garden Imple-
ments-such as
Plocs, Corn Shelters. Cmhng Boxes,
Threshing Machines, Wheat and
Guano Drills-aH Of The most
approved patterns.
Also, Castings of different kinds &c. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
DRAYTON G. MEADE,
Agricultural Warehouse,
sep Sly No. IL Fairfax st., Alexandra
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
SEEDS AND EEANURES.

ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Successors to addison Dc Hoavara)
sWE would respectfully call attention to our
w large and well assorted stock of AGRlC UL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS and SEEDS, which
we shall keep constantly on hand and which will
enable us to fill all orders with promptness and
care.
We shall be able to furnish the coming season
the largest and best selected stock of
Minor & Horizons and Davis Plows
that we have ever offered also Hay Cutters. Corn
Shelters, Churns, Harrows, CuIiivators, Ok Yokes,
Fan Mills, Hill Side Flows, Castings of all des-
criptions Sc, &C., and at prices that feel con-
fdent will merit your consideration.
Seeds! Seeds!
We will keep always on hand and at lowest
market prices:--Clover Seed Timothy, Herds
Grass, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Eng
lish Lawn Grass, and other field seeds.
Bone Dust, .Merican and Manipulated
Guonos, Super Phosphates. &c.
Farmers and others visiting our city are request
ed to call and examine our stock. Orders solicit
ed, which will be promptly attended TO.
E. B. ADDISON, Jr.,
H. SIDNEY WALLACE,
JOHN ADDISON.
No Is Union Street, and Potomac Strand Q doors
from Messrs. d. & S. Blackjack.
Alexandra, Dec. II, Is57.-6m
WHEAT FANS.
MONTGOMERY G BROS
DOUBLE SCREENED ROCkaW.aY GRAIN
Fan.
The Best in the United States.
price, $35, dezivered at Aliens Fresh or
any other Landing IN Charles County,
T WILL furnish the above Fans acknowledged
Il to be the best in use) at manufacturers price,
freight added, for cash, sight or time drafts.
J. THOMAS COTTON, Agent.
Aliens Fresh, June II, 1S5S-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
BARGAINS in DRY GOODS, &c.

X K. WILMER, & BROS, invite the atten-
NJ. ton Of their friends and purchasers general
", to their stock of Goods, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Nantes, Shawls, Scars, Embroide-
ries, &c.; ealso, good assortment of Goods for
Gentlemen's, Boys and Servants wear; Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths, Mattngs, Rugs, &c.
Wishing to reduce our stock before laying in our
Fall Supplies, prepared to offer to those ia
voring us with call, BARGAINS not to be met
with elsewhere.
Alexandria, July Is, 1858
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

THEAP CARPETING and Mattings. Hemp
~ Carpet Is SD cents per yard, "A Straw Mat
ting IS cents, Wool filling Carpet 81 1-2 cents.
and others in proportion, all of which must be sold
to make room, s. & w. MEYENBERG,
may 90 Sarepta Hall, Alexandra.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
INDIAN KING HOTEL.

DR. II. r. SCOTT,
HAVING taken the eINDIAN KING" the
Ill Hotel in Port Tobacco, formerly kept by P.
Davis, is now ready to entertain the people of
Charles and the public generally. Having had
much experience in Hotel business, and by prompt
attention, he hopes he may be able to give sasfac-
ton to all that may patronize him.
Port Tobacco, January IA, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
NOTICE TO TREsPASSERs.

=. NUTUE To TKESPASSERS.
4 LII PERSONS are hereby forewarned from
IA trespassing IN any manner whatever Upon my
Farm. s.lndiantown, or its shores. from and after
the LIST March next. The law will be rgidly en-
forced against all persons who may be found dis
regarding this notice.
feb 25-tf. j. FERGUSON BRUCE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

.RESS GCODS-A general assortment of
IL most desirable styles of Dress Goods, just
opened and for sale by
ap29 VIM BOSWELLS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
ROBERT J. EDELEN.

RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
III has on hand an assortment of Carriages of his
own make and the very best finish and quality,
which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper.
r. j. E. will execute all orders in the best manner
and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed
with neatness and Dispatch and warranted to please.
Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited
to give him call, having had over twenty years
experience in the above BUSINESS he is confident of
his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu-
ton of orders.
Alexandra, Va May 81, 1858
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

GUNS.-A few very superior double-barrel Birt
NJ and Duck Guns; together with general as
softment of Sporting Apparatus-just received ant
for sale by VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

rLOV ES.-Buck, kid, cloth, lined Berlin, to-
VI gether with many other kinds of Gloves, for
dec sale. low, by VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

DERFUMERY, EXTRACTS, &c.-We have
L Just received a supply of Harrison's Column
bian Perfumery, &C., viz:-DoubIe and single Co.
Iogne, Musk Cologne, Preston Salts, Lemon
Rouge, Lip Balm, Cold Cream, Magnolia Tablet
Toilt Powder, Balm Prairie Flowers; Hair Resto-
rer, Shampoo Lotion. Extracts-Jockey Club
Musk, New Mown Hay, Sweet Glover, Caroline
Bouquet, Clematis, Honeysuckle, Jessamine, Rose,
Orange, Spring Flowers, Verbena, Crystal Oleo-
phane; Dental Soap.
zap 20. .. vi. fADUC q w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT /!
TO TRAVELLERS.

TO IRA V LLEKS.
THE undersigned having taken the contract for
i supplying daily mail to Port Tobacco from
the steamer at Pye's Wharftake pleasure in inform
ing the public that they have placed upon the line
two comfortable Stages, which ply daily for the
accommodation of passengers. This arrangement
affords the public safe and expeditions means Of
travel al reduchd rates. One of the Stages will
leave Port Tobacco at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at the Wharf in time to connect with the Steam
boat on her trip from Acquia Creek to Washing
ton and the other will leave the Wharf on the
arrival of the Steamboat going to Acquia Creek.
Fare, 81 each way.
M. McDERMOTT.
June 4, ls57-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL I'M
PLEMENT MANUFACTURER

EyHE undersigned would remind the Farmers
u and Dealers in FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
shat they are still in the market with large as
sortment of PLQGHS in their
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

rHOICE BRANDIES & WINES
~ French Brandy, pure
Catau ba do. in hotties
Cataw ba Wine, in bottles
Old Port Wine
Madeira do
Sherry do
London Brown Stout For sale by
ap29 .. M. fADGEII q w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19
J. G. ATZERODT & BRO,

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-19

WE invite the attention Of buyers to the fol-
Wv lowing articles, which we offer on reasona-
BILE terms
Brown and Bleached Cottons
Striped Osnaburgs
Plaid Cottons, Calicoes and Ginghams
De BRACES, Alpacas, Lawns
Mouslains, Brass Hoops, &c.
S & w. MEYENBERG;
may 20 Sarepta Hall, Alexandria.
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ship Cansds from Boston via Halifax for Lyerpool LIST inst
nenaized Norwegian bark Enamel from Quebec; also Br
snip Sineia; 9Th II AM passed steamship bound snp
posed " sso 0h $40 Pm passed Br steamship Persia
steamshp Jamsstown Parrish Richmond, &c, with mdse
and passengers 70 Ludlam Thursday AN passed steam
ship Roanoke, hence for Norfolk.
Brig Belle Poule Joy, Newburg for Galveston.
Mccall Firth Experienced heavy NE weather and carried
away head rails, stove b,hwarks split sails &c.
sehr Aethea tof New Haven't, Hsrvey Havana Oct So with
sehr Breeze Huse, Sydney cB, da with COAL 70 Merrill
schr Ocean Bird tBr, Lockhart, Windsor Ms days. with
schr Hastings (Br, Lowerison, Amherst Ms days. with
Stephen Taber Cook, Charleston days with cotton
&c, 10 master.
seh Ro caldwell Hudson, Charleston. days. with cotton,
TO McCready Mott a Ca.
Sehr Medad Plat Smith. Newbern, days.
echr Sunny South Weeks Washington, NC 8 days.
Schr Montezuma, Penny Hamilton, NC days.
schr w r Williams jerks Virginia, days
schr Brooks Graham Portland.
Hchr Justina, Smith, Rockland.
Schr Sea Lion, Savage, Rockand.
Schr Superior. Robinson, Rockland.
Schr Cora, Kelly, Portsmouth,.
Schr Wolcot, Parker, Boston days
Schr Granite State, Haleu, Boston days
Schr Telegraph Nickerson, Boston, days.
Schr j Calhoun, Hinckley, Hyannis for Albany.
Schr Harmonic, Wells, New Haven
Schr Tariff Mcneil Stanford
schr Potomac Lord, Port Even for Bangor
Schr Pennsylvania Bartlett, Port Even for Boston.
Sloop w Mangam RUSSELL Taunton
Steamer Westchester Clark Providence.
SAILED
Ships Ivanhoe San Francisco Dreadnough Liverpool land
anchored at sw spip; Yorktown, London.
Wind during the day NV.
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The Indictments Against City Officials ant
Ex-OMCials.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMrNER.


Before Hon. Judge Mulin
Nov. lin the Matter Of the Indicted Ofcidl.-The
Court of Oyer and Terminer thronged this morning
with the indicted officials, their friends, counsel
and others interested in the case.
Counsel for Alderman Franklin, one Of the indicted,
called upon the District Attorney enter oe proseq
in respect to him. he not having been present the Board
when the resolution in question was passed, and not hay
ing voted for II.
The District Attorney deemed his duty, in that view
OF the case, 10 enter noie 1uoe1ui in respect TO Mr.
Franklin the fling Of affidavit, stating the fact Of
his not having voted for the resolution.
The same course also to be taken in respect 10 Isaac
O. Hunt George w. Warner, George ~ Steers and two
three others.
In the Of the colloquy the subject, ii was
stated by counsel that these mistakes from the
BIT Of the Cer Of the Common Council entering voting
IN she affirmative all who do not vote IN the negative
NJ A. Oakley Hall opened the argument to quash the
inaicment On the ground OF the irregularities of the
cord tie INSISTED on the irrespomblity Of his clients
from the clause in the charter Of 1857 which says that
member shall not be questioned in any place for his
speech in either Board. He also commended that the
Indictment erroneous in designating the instrument
by which the land was conveyed 10 the Catholic Orphan
Asylum lease. He contended that the indictment in
It's scope charges the Common Council with violating and
evading charter provision BY vote II is true the first
count aims TO charge conspiracy TO voLite, but goes
on 10 plead the perfected agreed upon that there
merger OF the combination IN the act It is still the vote
which complained Of BY section of the charter no
Alderman or Councilman shall be questioned in any other
place for speech vote The dcs of the privilege
to speech perfect freedom in the OF
the peoples The resolution voted for If
sttuted ndicabe matter, does not direct lease OF
the public property II contcmpates the creation of a
base qualified fee The estate gwen to the asylum
last forever but the purity Of the donation debased by
the qualification OF $50 long shall be occupied" sc.
II such gift OF qualified fee the Corporation could
ALWAYS make. But even If the resolution contemplated
lease with a reverson with a conveyance of lesser
tate than the granter had, il was not necessarily longer
lease than ten years There nothing show that the
asylum might not cease 10 exist IN nine years.
The Counsel for the Corporation behalf OF Mr Has.
well, said, that although he had Lot voted for the
which be indicted yet he was unwilling avail
himself OF the plea put in by Mr. Franklin, and
ved by the Conr as he preferred rather TO abide the
consequences 81 his negligence than shift the Of
bis acts upon the Clerk o Tie Board who had discharged
his duty properly.
EN-Nayor Wood does join in the motion to quash
the irdicmcnt. Mr. OConor, his counsel desires
the accusation before jury OF his country. The
still on.
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family or IN any way engage young girl 10 marry INN
ID the hrst hour his being In her presence even
be did mot know that she mbecie The letter 70 the
mbecie's father, and the PLAINTIFFS acton towards ner,
sister could but feel SUCH Tho Court continued and
at great length charged the jury as 70 the law as az
fected the rights Of both parties
The jury retired 10 private room, but had been out
only few minutes when they returned and brought in
verdict against the plaintiff Wells and for the defendants
Mr. Coope and daughter The case had aroused great
deal Of feeling Queens county l.. l., and the verdict
entirely accorded with popular feeling The Sheriff Of the
county had execution for 50 600 against the plaintiff
with which 10 intercept the money were any damages
given TO the plaintiff
PARTIES 10 THE CASE APPEARD
Mr. Wells is a large, heavy looking man, weighing
30 pounds apparently between 80 and 60 years OF age
his appearance is not very prepossessing He sat in
the court and told with profound camness how he
phmented young Lady he had spoken by bowling
10 her. and also how he engaged himself the mbece
girl during the first hour he was in her company
MISS Louisa Coope il pretty, modest pete, Intelligent
young lady repossessng in her appearance and manners
She seemed TO suffer considerably from having TO be
brought into court tears frequently noticed in her
and quiet conduct obtained for her the sympathy OF all
sons who were unntereeted in the However unfo
tunae her twin sister be- Louisa mental accuteness
is very apparent and appeared prominently in the
in which she conducted herself the witness stand She
told her story with chldke simplicity and during sharp
Cross examination directly and concsely answered all
questions without wavering or varying.
Her senior and married sister who was in court on the
second day, is beautiful graceful and accomplished
woman.
The unfortunate Jane is now in an institution at Manhat
tanvle she s said to be very beautiful in person, but
ohld-an imbecile in mind.
Mr.. Coope is benevolent looking old and is quite
deaf.
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Master Wm p. Brady, who was lately put on the shelf
by the Naval Retiring Board has been ordered for duty at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Master Brady is very ell
Gent officer aud his services viii he valuable auxiliary
to the better and discipline Of tue Yard in
these piping times Of war.
Tie United States steam frcate Powhaan, CAPT g. =.
Pearson, was at Shanghai on the I'd Of september.
The United States sloopof.war Germantown remained
in Cation river on the llth Of september
Surgeon John A. Lockwood has relieved Surgeon Tho
mas billiard, la charge OF the United States Naval Hcspi.
tai New York. and Surgeon ~ Pnsney relieves Surgeon
Lewis " Minor IN charge Of the Ho ptl Norfolk, Va
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TnuR>psY, Nov. lis p. NJ
tn Asia arrived at this port this morning. with London
advces 10 30th October. The news, a whole. is not
calculated promote speculation this side the water
Cotton and hreadsiufs both lower, with downward
tendency, and provisions very dull indeed The funds
are ! lower, closing on Both at esI, q ssk; the
French Rcntes reported dull both for money
The Bank Of England had reduced the
Of interest, gold beginning to aow freely TO the
Continent, and there fair prospect OF large ship
mcns OF silver TO the Fast Of s2&o 900
gold from the Bank 70 Paris the 3oh aud the
Of the s,h take $500 900 silver the price Of
which had rscn in consequence. The London inns re-
ports complete stagnacn In the stock markets Of London
and Paris With regard 70 American securities the Lon
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In London and Paris, and that people here would
catch the Infection The contrary character Of the
had tendency 10 discourage operations, and while,
the hand several prominent bears closed their
tracts to-day the other the commission brokers report
that their orders 70 sell were rather LIBERAL State stocks
rather dull; Mssours were y lower; vrginss,
North Crolnas and Tennessees steady without change
Of price, The business done in bonds was very light;
La Crosse land grants were the only description
which advanced. Bank shares were in less re-
quest Railroad stocks were very injuriously affected
by the reports Of earnings in November is said tina.
on many Of the Western lines, and on the New York
Central and Erie the earnings for November
than those of October and September On of
the roads the business not paying expenses Gaena
suffered more severely than other descriptions this
ing at one time the decline equal per cent from
the current price yesterday morning; rallied, however,
in the afternoon, and closed within u Of the closing
price yesterday. The other Western roads sym
pathized: Michigan Central declined "a Rock Island
"a Toledo, 1s Illinois Central, "a. New York Central
was lower before the first board in consequence said
offurher with regard to the plan to be adopted
by the Legislature for tong the road at the coming
sion. When the session commenced the shorts as
buyers, and the stock rallied u q fell of afterwards
IN the afternoon and closed weak. Erie steady
Hudson River declined u Reading Il per cent We
note transactions in the stock Of American Guano Com
pany at 10. This company owns the well known guano
islands called Jarves Islands, and has constructed on one
Of them railroad, wharves, buildings, &c. It has
now on the way to this port five thousand
tons Of guano Panama was steady; Pacific
Mail fell of to 1881 after the second board We presume
that there can be difficulty abou. IA per cent div
dend however, the matter will be decided in few days
The closing prices reported by Kowalski, as
tollows:Mssours s97s 60 New YORK Central, 81 al
Erie, l6& IT; Hudson, a21s as; Reading, 81 "a Mch
gan Central, 53ss 81 Panama, 40 u; Illinois Central
Ha x; Michigan Southern preferred, 80 n Galena,
744 Il; Rock Island, IS 4; Toledo, 32s Il Pacific
Mail, 1882 lo4. The market closed tame.
The following the business Of the Sub Treasury TO-
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were s23 ,e7s 400 49, and the balances 81 ,254 49,
statement showing the average net deposits and spe
Gle held by the banks for the week ending Nov g. 1855
with the per centage of coin TO deposits gives tho fol
ln1xirl
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N n q
House and lot south side 18th st. Zoe feet east of 7th av
lot 1sxqe ST. 500
loo ". eide 1924 81, ass W. 9th av, 25xepl1 $50
adjoining, 25xpq IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
=. r. corner 9th and e1th st., 25xlo0. ..... so
" adjoining On the avenue. 25xl00. .......... clio
O. = W corner 9th and Goth st., 25xloo. ..... $50
NJ W. corner 9th and e5th st, 2sxi0o .... $50
I" adjoining on the avenue, 2bxloo, each.-..... go
{" W. aide 9th av, Is feet T. oGth st 25xlOo -. s10
" corner 9Th and e6,h IT., 2sxl0o...... $50
BY A. ". Muller Co.
BIN stone n store and lot 35s Broadway 2sx1T5 sio3 300
Wisconsin school lands
ares w tnlITPWA county
go Polk ami Marather counties. s3c per
BY W. II. Franklin.
House and lot sd ST. I'd av 16xTs. 90 800
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MY FlKS -
AT WHOLESALE.

s----e.---.-t ,~>y>-..>-.---~,-
E'AS'i f'As AT WHOLESALE
BALLARD, sHurE ! CO..
No New Y oqs"
woud respectfully ooeer~ and retailer. .s-ps-
@ eery II na s %srs nat
the wholesale manufacturers city within The as swsye
as' Tor son.upsoS arrives and sai ss
gesins toe rssaar retailer and s,sn INC oeoer continue
us1 'u' kscEssiFS, JUST iGsTr sss Ss FSlrcv
q NE sIs H. o. o iHe sonn 90 sui believe IN hs ability
-. osf sTRitTLY 1lioLssAiE HOUSE.
wa" Interested 70 h aslr f iTSs f :,Gfs o
embracing he rch.s ~ we - The common varieties
GEMS AOff1 aISvs sa aSp Sp psNsy rosrs
Which they viii sell y sueh buyers as are Ia favor offsr
GROVER BAKERS
ss .ss ssos mMsiSE
NEW STYLE. PRICE SO.
TnE GROVER BAKER
u the most reliable machine In the market
the GROVER BAKER
Makes less noise than any other machine
THE GROVER RAKER
Runs al greater speed than any other machine
TTs GROVER BAKER
Requires lcss power 10 run than any other machine.
THE GROVER BAKER
IL much simple han any other machine.
THE GROVER BAKER
Ts more ornamental than any other machine.
THE GROVER BAKER
IA much liable 70 ont Of order than any other machine
THE GROVER BAKER
Finishes It's own work-0thers do not
THE GROVER BAKER
Requires no respoofng-al others do
THE GROVER BAKER
scws the lock stitch that Is locked
THE GROVER BAKER
kews q that win not rp.
THE GROVER BAKER
rs THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
9EGARs AND ynBACCO,
-
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The Indfdent Of 10 day remarks respecting the dry
goods trade
Trade s or the season in Ne active FORM and pre-
paratons arc making Tor the coming OF 1852 The
orders given and Selections max rg by agents repre-
scntaiives OF New York houses WHO In Europe will,
understand be large and varied Spring staple goods
already moving. The little business now doing b
mostly IN staple silks Of good AMI grades and bonnet
vclyete In domestic goods there lees activity, and
cumulaton OF STOCK y going osuppres for the spring
trade constantly arriving The entries OF dry goods for
consumption are now much larger than 10 the CORES.
bonding period a last year but excepting the very i'm.
portant fact thai stocks hand much reduced the
prospects " coming business much brighter The
disposition 10 resist The temptation OF low prices 10 mako
purchases continues strong and consumption does not in
The low prices ~ produce will induce farmers
who cp Their grain 70 do and this viii check for
time Ia recovery OF active business the great West
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov. 11-B P. NJ.
AsHEs-Smal sales Of pots made at So 85; pearls
were nominal at &c.
BREADsrrrTs. -Four-The market was again frmer and
more active The sales embraced about 900 bbls.