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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-10
,HE pARTNERSHTP OF CRAWFORD

L 'HE h1N 4 N Ift'1H.H .,..-,- 4
J. & ROBERTSON, for the sale OF Lave STOCK, In
the civ OF Richmond. having been DISSOLVED in
consequence of the death OF 6. w. Crawford, the
business will hereafter be continued by the undergn
ed and they hope their friends will continue to them
the same support literally given TO the late con-
Germ of Crawford 4 Robertson.
~ Promising TO do the best they can to promote
the interest of those who entrust them with stock.
ROBERTSON BR0WNLEE co.
Richmond, Aug. 3, lS5S.-3m
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DUBLiC SALE Will be offered at public sale,
i on Wednesday, tie 18Th Of Augast next, at the
residence of Rcbt Snapp dec d., the following Prop
erty, to wit:
head of Horses, - head of Stock Cattle, 5 Mich
Cows, Threshing Machine, 3 Corn Crpshers, Wag-
ons, Cart, Rockaway about 200 bushels of Wheat,
300 OF Rye, $50 of Oats, Hay; also the Corn in
the ground, and all the Farming Utensils, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine months credit on all sums
over So the purchaser giving bonds with good secu'
rity S. and under, the cash will be required.
"a Sale to commence 10 CLOCK, and due attend
ance by R0BT. B. SNAPP,
CHAS. X. MAUZ1,
Executors of Robt Snapp, decd.
o.
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GALE or VALUABLE Personal
> PROPERTY AS the trustee of j. d. McOuo,
near Staunton, on Monday, the 16M day Of Aagust,
1885, the whole of his Personal Property, consisting
of TWO NEGROES-well trained servants; new
one-horse Carriage and Harness, fine saddle and bug
gy Horse one Cart and Harness, two very fine Mich
Cows, a llselected Library Of Law and Misceane
Gus Books one Piano. mot Of the latest style bpt nm
surpassed il quality,) and Household and Kitchen
Furniture oievery description. Persons desiring to
furnish THEN houses with new and good Furniture
cannot do better than by purchasing at this sale.
TERMS ALI sums Of $40 and under, cash; and
over sl0 negotiable notes ct four months-discount
added and well endorsed
The sale will be conducted from day to day until all
the property is sold. DAVID S. BELL
Trustee of j. Ii. McCue
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7z,.J,Ey END.S GERMAN BITTERS.

The are entirely Vegetable, and free from Alcohol
ic suaulaut, and ell injurious ingredients are pedSI
AMI m taste ana smell, mild in their OPERATION WIN
- al rorbd secreous from the body give bloom
to the pahd cheek and health aud vgor o'he frame
Tney viii cure Dyspepsia
They will cure Nervous Debility
They will cure Liver Complaint.
They Will cure Jaundlce.
They will cure Disease Of the Kidneys.
They viii cure Constipation.
They will cure Piles.
They will cure Heartburn.
They will cure Swimming of the Head.
They will cure Fluttering Of the Heart. ,.,,.0,so
Ask for HooHand' German Btters take notnn e5se'
Principal Office, AIS Arch Street Phlaaepn t, and
sold by druggists aud storekeepers IN ever? and
VILLAGE IN the United States, CanadaS " esq lnu,es ~
so%S America at IS cents per bottle See that the
signature of Dr. C.. NJ, Jackson Is on the wrapper Oh
For sale bv Dr. W. B. You've, DIR. H. 5. Eicneloer.
ger 4 Bro, and DIR. I. d. / j. Z. kinney; Stauntoh
Jas f. Ross Mt Sidney Waye ThompkinS' Duch-
snan w. NJ. Scott, Covington
An g lS5S-2W
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CORNERSTONE SALE OF LAND Il
l J MlLLS.--Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
court of Augusta county, rendered at its June term
,SJ8, shall proceed, on the premises, on Thursday
The 1871 dqy Of August next to sell to the highest bid
Ter, the MERCHANT MILL and LAND purchased by
| t. G. Brewer of James Cochran, Comr, known as The
'Churehyile Mills.
This Mill Is in good repair and repute, advantage
,usly located in the midst Of large and densely pop
alaed wheatgrowing community accessible from all
pon,s, without competition, and must OF necessity
properly conducted do avery large business There
| IS also u good SAW MILL.
| The tract of land contains 1854 Acres, Is In a
high state of cultivation has on good BRICK DWELL
ING KoUsE, Millers house, and all necessary out
nouses, and other Improvements
This property viii be sold peremptorliy, and as II
IS rare that property with such advantages Is In mar
et persons wishing to purchase would do well to ex
| anime il and attend the sale. The growing crop Will
he sold either with the land or separate, as may be
deemed best.
Mr. Beard, the Miller will show the property to any
one DESTROYS of seeing 1T.
Should any wish to purchase the entire tract as
originally owned by James A. Cochran, decd, am
authorized to say that the balance can be had upon
| reasonable terms.
TERMS SO much in hand will pay costs OF sale
| -one.tourth in four months, for which negotiable
note well endorsed, will be taken; tho balance IN
\ hree equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
oond with approved security, and title retained as ui
| Innate security.
| NV address is Churchville Augusta county.
4 JAMES WILSON. COm'r.
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SALE or VALUABLE

l. PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust
cuted to me by Jno T. Arnall on the 18th day ofJune,
1857 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Angus
ia county, shall proceed to SELL at the residence OF
said Arnal near Waynesborough, on Friday, the 10th
day Of Aagast next, the following Personal Property,
to wit Piano Forte, Sideboard 8 Beds, Bedsteads
and Bedding, number of Chairs Tables, aud other
Household and Kitchen Furniture; also, two Cows,
and any other personal property of said Arnall.
On the SEINE day and at the same place, will SELL
under the same deed, the following SLAVES, to wit:
old Lewis, about % years old George. about2o years
old, and Ann, about IL or Is years old. These are
all extremely valuable negroes. Terms OF sale under
he deed, Cash. j. D. IMBODEN, Trustee.
.Iulv d 1S5S-tds
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/. M. SINGER & COS
Improved Sewing Machines,

For Misunderstanding anu rNIuI3 n ~ nonuc
oorrrurUN SAGES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
No, IO5 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
W. L. FREDERICK, Agent
Y, 49, n ,rch 81 1S5S-lY
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KY For sale in Stanton by DR.. WV. B. You've
Druggist
An,
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An Explosion. !.

MEMPHIS, ItHu., NV. Ectu, IoJts
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scalded by the explosion Of Steam Boiler, friend
induced me to try Braggs Arctic Linlment. The
smart was instantly extracted from the scads and in
a very short time all the pain gone from the
bruises In two weeks was we'll and able to re-
sumo my business. HESRY HAyERsKILL,
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CARDING MACHIN ES.-The subscriber has
~ full set of Carding Machines-nearly new and
IN good order-which he offers for sale on very rea-
sonable terms. They may be seen at the mill of Ncb
olas Rhyan, in the Big Calf Pasture.
JAMES s. GUY.
West View, Augusta co., Dec. 8, 1857.
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The foregoing advertisement is at my instance, hav
ing determined to remove to the county of Nelson.
lime % 1858 j. III. MCCUE.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE ESTATE IN RoAN0K Ok;

" Ill
v C0I1NTY, NEAR B0NSACK'S DEPOT, CON
TaYNGVG ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED d
FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES, + o SALE AT AuC-
ITION-Wll be sold at auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY, tho l7tk Of AagaSt 1888, az ~ o'clock,
iar If net the next fair day, that portion OF the
valuable estate in Roanoke county, recently owned by
Mr. Fleming James, lies on the flgne sue oi the
turnpike road leading from Luxembourg " oalei, Con
tanning by recent survey, loI Acres say one .rct,
No. of 727 acres, OF when zlo , Wv
SIP acres in original growth and mainly ls hnest to
hacco land The other tract, NO = OF 4oo acres Oh
which 1874 acres are cleared and 2f6 acres in Original
Growth as above aentoned on 'ne largest tract Tue
improvements are valuable, consisting Oh a large
RKICK DWELLING, two stories above basement,
with brick wing for Kitchen &C., all recently thor
nupy repaired and painted, with new porches, be-
SIDES large Brick Barn, (needng some repalrs,) an
excellent brick Office, Store or Lumber House, all COW
esed with tin, except the barn. the dwelling mouse
having been covered with tin the past year. with light
ming rods complete. Also fne orchafo, 0aroen
ground, well OF water, &C. .
The cleared Us well as most OF the timoereo iana,
is very fertile having tine southern exposure, being
similar in quality to the lands IN that neigEborhood,
which are 40 we'll known, and regarded as among
The most valuable in Virginia; the healthiulness Of
the climate and beauty of scenery being unsurpassed
This estate being within quarter OF mile OF Bon
sack Depot on the Virginia and tennessee Railroad,
and less than quarter OF mile FROM manufacturing
lour mill corn mill and mill is within nine hours
travel of Richmond and Petersburg, and about two
hours from Lyuchburg, either of which places its
products can be easily and quickly transported The
neighborhood and society are excellent III hes WIN
in one mile of CoynerS White and Black Sulphur
Springs, about II miles of Salem, and abont5 OF the
large and fourishing Female Institute at Botetourt
Springs.
Persons disposed to examine the foregoing property
can do so at any tme and they are particularly and
respectfully invited to do So
On the above estate there nearly 500 of land
in original growth, the wood from which can be sold
at Bonsack depotat from 81 to s225per cord. From
much of this land six loads per day can be hauled and
rom other parts four or five loads per day. This
would pay large proportion OF the purchase money
Of the whole estate.
AS the present owners of the above estate are anx.
ous to sell the same purchasers invited to attend
he sale as TO tract No. 2, it will be sold a0ithout the
eaSt limit or reSsrge that purchasers may attend
he sale with the expectation of getting bargain the
owners not having purchased the property with view
OF holdIngit
TERMS :--0ne.third cash; balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, bearing interest secured
by trust deed. GODDlN d APPkhSoN,
July 20. 1855 Auctioneers.
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prices bat without material alteration. Fair to
Prime ranging at 5IgGc u 10.
MoIAssEs. We noticed sales Of some 1000 bbIs
at 25027c for Inferior and Ferentfng, and 275 Z8c
for Prime and Choice Also about 300 half bbIs at
313G33c u gallon.
Flour. The market was heavy. The sales en-
-braced about 1000 bbs, including sl5 superfne at
S. 500 Tennessee Extra IS, 500 Extra at the same,
and l56 bbIs without Inspection at Sc Is II Dbl.
GRATS. Corn was steady, with sales of 400 sacks
at SOC, 200 White at the same 300 from store at Is,
and On Wednesday 600 from store at re d bushel.
...of Oats 400 sacks New were sold at 7Gc 800 at
77G17s, and 900 in lots at SOC y bushe The sales
Of Bran embrace 80 sacks in or lots at 81 Is y
100 lbs.
Provisions. Pork was frrner, and we noticed
sales Of APO bbs New at &l8 so for Mess and sls for
NJ O., and $50 Mess, also New at sIs 50 u Dbl
In Bacon and Lard we heaad of no sales Of any mo-
ment.
COFFEE. Sales Of 1927 bags at lie, and so at
1llc U Il.
WHISKY. We heard Of nothing doing
FRErGHTs.. Market dull Cotton shipping to
Liverpool to fill up at ID
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HOTEL. "A G H Adams. S Leggett.
Ala H Lowe, I Watts R Shotwell, ] Wales,
Miss ;. j Hollingsworth and servt, La. Jno Z
Warren lady and seryt, Ala. Geo Childers, La
H Brantley, Ala. j Staples, La. 81 @
Gazette, J 5 FourTiguet, Coast. j Hopson, Tex
as. :. j D Giyens La. Jas c Scott, Texas. VIM
H Jewell, Yicksbusg. -. r Walker, Miss II j
Walker, Miss. Mrs ] Casey, and son. Clinton
DIR seleek, N Wv A Whitehorne, N Y.
W H Wheeler, Miss. "a Mcneil, H Clarke, Ala
=. j Brummale, Ky. Mrs S G Newport, La.
Haynes, Texaz. E B Fugua, city B w Pow
ell, Ky. ;. DR. H Griffin, Fl Rily, Miss N j
Phillips, Mo. i Rector, Ark G L Hunter, S G
Henry Shaw, R NJ Johnson VIM Qnensbury, Ark
m Lynch, w R Deese, A l. Gardner, VIM Ii Cum
bingham, R Gardner Texas JAS Harris Ala
Mrs Susan Jones, La; R Mattison and lady,
N Watson, 0 Mitchell, Ala. Mrs Potter Mass
I'D Bunch, Biloxi. j L Little, Ala...T F
Bunch, Biloxi. .Jno Dew and lady Miss w
A Pouder La r S Adams, Iowa VIM L Cole
man, Texas ;. DIR w JONES' La. "A Wilkinson,
Miss. L Evans, La. =. Il H Thompson and lady
Ky. Mr. W Webster and lady, N Il.
ST CHARLES HOTEL. :. DIR Greenwood, Mrs t
Pugh and daughter, R Pugh, W Ballift Louis j Lee
Bourgeois. La VIM Bracey, D G MeRae, Miss
Kenny, NJ Morgan, Memphis . .SamI poggins Ky
L Townes, Miss u " Patton, Yicksburgh
L Graves, N Y. Jno MeCaukey, R H Whit
fold lady and seryt, Ala. Miss H Allen Miss
y D Mcpennis, Z ] Brown, Ala. j Reynolds,
Pittsburgh J German, Geo W zegler, 4 Cur
tbs, ~. % Christy, Miss Christy, St Louis.
+ II w Chung, wife two children and serVt, 81 Louis
:. R H Crump, Louisville. B D Gullett, Miss.
Thos Q McCandon, Texas. y. G @ Hafeihnger, Phil
-. Thos Gholson, Pa, Jno RMcHows, Ala, ..
| w L Vain and seryt, La. FL Henderson and lady,
Phil VIM Il Williams, Texas. w J Powell, st
Louis. VIM Fl Johnston, o.. Saml Johnston,
Robt Forsyth and lady Chicago + d Quitman, La
IS Wilson, city. S Rogers, California, .
Miss Doyal, Coast :: . Hunt Caro-
Francisco Capt Hendrieks0n,. u S A.. VIM Bur
ling, @ W Hutchinson, San Francisco. =. Capt Ghas
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II I7EE771EE JIIf, Dec q Is58-
Arrived So head Of Western and 100 Texas Cattle
and 800 Hogs, The market was well supplied, and
the better grades of stock met brisk market, and
Choice Beeves retailed occasionally at 93l0c y Ii
net, and quotations are well sustained Wequote:
Beef Cattle, Western first quality, at IS 5oG$3 VI
100 lbs. Hogs, q 100 lbs net, Sass 50. Sheep,
Choice q head, s. 50. Mich Cows, Ordinary to
Choice, $6O0$80. Veal Cattle, $3.50.
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CHAs. R. RAILEY 6 co.

CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.
C,HAs. Il. RA1LEY & CO., GENERAL enooERs
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, VINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. Ig-Tchoupltoulas and
No. "a Gravier street,
Offer for sale. on REASONABLE Terms the following PARTICLES
200 packages, various qualities. .=.a.z
$50 packages OLD BOURBON, s.-.
MoNoNGAHELA,
IRISH,
SCOTCH.
RECTIFIED.
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN. w..
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA,
PORT,
SHERRY
SWEET and DRY MALAGA
Wines in Glass
c14RRT
WHITE WINES.
sAUTERNE,
s,t,,,,,,,,,,,o bAFSAC'letcrkete.
N'O O"'A''6 a''O' 'eu'
Iy--...,-,
- $3.50 - - s..s.
-'-'1N-,Di t'o-i'-'e''O''s0'
ANIsETTE-AII qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE
CURACAO
copnr1re-..so,,.d I'll p,na,
r1Rscu
,,,,,,sCr,,,,o
..-.-
o"1AN'H SLo"AN "AihH'
woLFE's AROMATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0hA'hDENhf DNANO1'
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CONFECTIONERY. u. CONFECTIONERY

CONFECTIONERY.... CONFECTIONERY!
R A. HOWARD, Successor 10 Geo. Beard3
No. 1877 CAMP ST., OPPOSITE ST PATRICK's CHURCH.
The undersigned bcgs his friends and custom
ers and The public generally that in March last he purchased
the stock in trade and the good will patronage the above
mentioned wellknown Confectionery Establishment from its
former proprietor MIR George Beard who retired permanently
from the business in this city He that since time
the superior quality of his stock Of Confectionery ETC.
strict attention he has given to his business have justified the
sRboned recommendation to the former patrons of the
shment, WI ich Mr.. Beard publicly gave him He will
continue as heretofore to have constantly hand and OF
very best quality Cakes every kind Pastry Sugar Pums
Candies Cayeseet Jelly Banc Mango Ice Cream Charlotte
de Russo, Nougat and other Pyramids Also assorted Pre-
serves, French Cordas Syrups Grysalizod Fruits Fancy
Bonbos Jees of all sorts and other article the Con-
feCtionery line.
Orders for Pares and particularly Weddings attended 10
and promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD
Having SOLD MY CONFECTIONERY EsTA ENLISTMENT
to Mr.. R. A. HOWARD, would respectfully solicit the
patronage of customers and friends in general my
cessor. mil 3mI GEO. BEARD.
D sOULIAR, SUCCESSOR TO H. q. wUNscu3
DEALER IN LUMBER,
Nos 275 27, 279 28l and 283 LIBERTY STREET between
EuphrOsine and Calope streets,
NEW BASIN, New Orleans.
Keeps constantly on hand full assortment of.
R0uGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
- Such
sils Joss scanngs Inch Boards Flooring Weatherb5ards
Ceiling, Shingles etc.
All orders will meet with the promptes attention. n22 6m
DYEINGa. DYEINCF. .DYEINCf.
J., 0 IT r PS, DYER AND SCOURER
No 60 Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public that he has Just assumed
the business of the nyeng Establishment No street
and that he will Time heretofore with the
ton for which he is celebrated.
The which, for the last twelve years he has salts
fed the numerous of his bsbmen on Bourbon
patronage OF "
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Whistles and Brandles.
20 pkgs. half, quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
Is bBlg. OLD BOURBON &c. sharp's) WHISKY.
30 OLD NONoNGAHELA
80 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 OLD RYE wEIsKY-J. weltys Choice and
Old.
For sale by COOPER d NEIBERT,
II and 80 Common street.
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JOHNSTON 6 TURNER.

HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!I
AND
GAPS cAPs!I CAPS Sill
FOR TINE WIN ION!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON !& TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
On st. Charles street,
Near the FRONT ENTRANCE,
Have just opened
or
Halls AND CAPS
"oS nave SoHe'n'g III 'p'' ine 10 Su'' 'n9 'A''e Oh
EVERY OIL Y,
1Eh-NC' nor or czZZK4z.D5
Foul-for Peace or for Warrior
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WIN '''''''''' "''''''' "''AO'
0,'',,'' - ~ -'''''' @'''
A''i''t01''' o'''''4 MEN = i'''''' ''S'''
AMERICAN FuR-Latest Style.
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WINES,

WINES,
CLARET AND WHITE WINE.
MADEIRA PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 baskets Lambry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q and 20 Common street.
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COOPER & NEIBERT.
COOPER & NE1BERr,

COOPER & NEIBERT.
COOPER & EEIBERT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocEBs,
"a and 80 Common street,
Have now in Store:
Ketchups.
WALNUT AND TOMATO.
For sale by COOPER d NELBERT,
q and 20 Common street.
Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
100 :. assorted PRESERVES.
100 Eumsen, Thomas Co.'s Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES
For sale by COOPER EEIBERT,
27 and 20 Common street
Wines, i
CLARET AND WHITE WINE
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES. 1..=
100 baskets Lambry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q and 20 Common street.
WHISTLES and BrandIes.
20 pkgs. half, quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
Is bbIs. OLD BOURBON C. sbarp,sy WHISKY
30 - OLD NoNoNGAHELA
80 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 OLD RYE wH1sKY-J. welty's Choice and
Old
For sale by COOPER &NEIBERT,
n and 80 Common street.
Fruits.
PIE FRUITS,
BRANDY FRUITS,
FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
800 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
q and 90 Common street
BItters.
GoULEYs AND BOXERS,
HosTETTER's BITTERs.
sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs
For sale by COOPER EEIBERT,
q end 20 Common street
Cigars and Tobaccos.l
100000 GERMAN CIGARS.
300 boxes MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-various brand
and qualities Morie Pace the Queen of the South :
Corner Stone p Golden Bars - Washington :
100 boxes CUBA SKIES. ..
5Opkgs. CHERooTs.
PIPES, PIPE HEADS, soLAcE AND YELLOW BANG
CHEWING TOBACCO.
"The Daughter of the Regiment"
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
=..-. q and 20 Common street
Spices.
PLAGNIOL AND LUCIA OIL, CANTON GINGER AM
CHOW CHOW,
EUTMEGs, CITRON GELATINE, CuRRANTs
$50 bags BLACK PEPPER, ALLsP1cE AND RAcl
GINGER.
GROUND PEPPER, CAssIA AND P1dENTo, in boxes.
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBFRT,
81 and 20 Common street,
CofFees.
500 bags ooFFEE-Java, Mocha, ceylop, Laguayra an
Rio.
For sale by COOPER 4 FEIBERT,
q and 80 Common street.
Teas.
200 chests, halves and quarters TEA-Inperal Oolong
Gunpowder, Young Hyson. souchong, PowchOng
ate etc l#.-
For sale ty COOPER NEIBERT,
q and % Common strest
--------
Sugars
50 pkgs Lo7erings CRUSHED, POWDERED AM
loan s1rnAPs
For sale bv COOPER 4 NETRERT.
~ ND % r,or,,,,, s4ro.4
Salt Fish.
60 pkgs. LOBSTERS SALMON CLANS AND OYs
TFPszir and . ,,or-d,oo,s
- -.
ENht' eo'Fl9a
HERRINGSt SALhONS.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
~ - On C,...
- - ''
.,.
SuhuFles'
pEu o1a la1rag
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Fruits.
PIE FRUITS,
BRANDY FRUITS
FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
300 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
For sale by COOPER d NETBERT
q and % Common street
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8e0itD Of the 5tlarAets,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street. !
Friday, Dec "A, 1858.
COTTON, There was fair demand yesterday,
and the sales embraced about 5000 bales Prices
were rather in favor of buyers without any quotabe
change.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
REMOVALS.

To EMOVAL-JOHE u HYnE & co. HAVE RE
A moved 70 No 30 GRAEIkR STREET. between Camp and
sse Charles streets. n23
E4EHOV I-SOSTHENE THOMAS Il co. HAVE RE
a. y moved 10 No 20 Gustomhouse street NC
s@NsHEOyAL-C. H. sLOCGMB 4 co. have removed
1sm II Charities street to their New Store 81
NHa III u g. J6 and 5S Common sea #
eDYAL-R. ]. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
Pittshurg Coal have their from New
loot Of Julia street No Is Commercial Place fa2s
REMOVALS. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM q5
street, to the Of GrBvier
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Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
100 :. assorted PRESERVES
100 - Eumsen, Thomas 4 Co.'s Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES.
For sale by COOPER & EEIBERT,
27 and % Common street.
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Bitters.
GoULEY's AND BOXERS,
HOsTETTER's BITTERs.
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
For sale by COOPER / NEIBERT,
q end 20 Common street.
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SnIJ F8shs
so phgs. LoBsTERs SALMON, CLANS AND oYs-
TERS-in and pound'cans.
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH,
HERRINGs, sALMONs
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
q and 60 Common street.
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Teas.

200 chests, halves and quarters TEA-Inperal oolong
Guupowder, Young Hyson, souchong PowchOng,
etc, etc.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q and % Common street
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sAMiL MCCONNELL Il Co,
Successors 10 Merritt d Mcconnell
corner Calliope and Howard SITS New Basin,
A Any epmmnnicaon dropped in Box 81, Mechanics AS
Bosati1ns attended to- ell FIN
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Sugars. -.
50 pkgs. Logering's CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS. ...-
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
81 and 90 Common street.
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Cofrees.
500 bags CoFFEE-Java, Mocha, Ceylon Laguayra an
Rio.
For saeby COOPER FEIBERT,
.. q and 80 Common street
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Cigars and Tobaccos.l
100000 GERMAN CIGARS.
800 boxes MANUFACTURED oBACCo-various brands
and qualities Mollie Pace, the Queen of the South .
Corner Stone p Golden Bars p Washington y
100 boxes CUBA SKIES.
5Opkgs CHERooTs.
PIPES, PIPE EEADs soLAcE AND YELLOW BANK
CHEWING TOBACCO.
The Daughter of the Regiment"
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
81 and % C,n-r mon straa4