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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

az 4 Scotch parson, praying after :
younger brother had preached, SAID: Lord
bless the young servant; and with thy.
great wisdom prick ..im with thy Spirit and
let the wind out of him.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

GREAT MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-The Germans of this
city intend to give grand National Saengertest or
Musical festival, commencing the Ilth OF June
and continuing until the evening of the 18th The
grounds of the State Agricultural Society have
oeen secured Tor the occasion, and are being prop
cry prepared inns festival is held once in two
years ana Is participates IN by the various German
IN New ork, fhliadel lphla or Baltimore, the last
one naVlag Deen hela al Philadelphia. large
t Oh musical asso cations are expected from
a0sh paeu P anu from otner piaces. The New
ton of the Each evening during the festival
concerts will be given at the Front Street Theatre
and 1T is expected that over one thousand persons
will participate in these grand musical entertain
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.--Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting. The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
The cases of Christiana Henkle and Fredercke
Rande, charged with stealing from Messrs. Hodges
Bros, Hanover street, quantity of laces, silks,
&C., amounting to over $3.50, were removed on
affidavit to Baltimore County Court.
As the prisoners were at the clerks desk max
ing the necessary oath, Rande fell to the floor in
fit. For while his cOnvulsions were very violent
but the proper remedies being applied by the Off
GERS of the jail and court he became more COM
posed and was then removed to the lookup, adjoin-
ing the court, where he shortly recovered.
Mr.. Kraft, counsel for the prisoners, then moved
the Court to take bail in the two cases.
The Court desired to hear some testimony rela-
ting to the case, before accepting bail.
One of the Brothers Hodges was sworn, and sta
ted to the Court that these parties had visited their
store on another occasion. On the day of the rob-
berry they were noticed and suspected as be-
ing professional thieves, and were accordingly
watched by one clerk as they waited upon
by others. They were seen to take several
articles and secret them about their persons. As
the parties were about leaving, the proprietors ac
cused them of the robbery. They were searched
and large quantity of the goods were found upon
the person of the woman who had large pockets
for conceang the booty arranged in her skirts.
After hearing the statement of Mr.. Hodges, the
Court declined taking any ball. and told Mr.. Hodges
that the prisoners had removed their to Balti-
more County Court.
Mr.. Hodges.-'1 don't care if they remove them
to purgatory, Fl testify against them"
The Court.-".Well, they aint going to remove
them that far
Mr.. Kraft thought the offence was bailable and
the prisoners were entitled to be released on good
security.
The Court would hear that question discussed by
the counsel hereafter.
The case OF James Gallagher alias Captain Green,
indicted for the robbery of the store of Messrs.
Sauerwein Co., North Howard street, was re-
moved on affidavit to Baltimore County Court
Kraft for the defence
Samuel Ely, indicted for burglariously entering
w. Bowers, and stealing therefrom a quantity Of
jewelry valued at about SIT, was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Trial fixed for Friday. Hack
for defence.
State vs. Martin CLARK indicted for burglariousy
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PRICE TWO CENTS

for Count Rechberg Austrian Foreign Minis
IT, for the purpose of perfecting reconciliation
with Russia, seems to open prospect of an adjust
ment of the Italian dispute
As this, however, NAV be brought abe ut by con-
cessions on the part of Austria sat the expense of
Turkey rather than at her own" the result appa
rently will be merely to hasten a combination Tor
effecting some of those territorial changes which
have been predicted for Europe in 1861"
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, May 17.-Cotton Sales to day
estimated at 900 bales There is but little inquiry and
prices weak, but scarcely a lower. New Orleans
middlng 73d., and uplands middling74
The sales of the last three days 13 900 bales, in
cludIng 1000 bales for speculation and export All quail
tiles have slightly declined and the market closes very
dull.
Breadstufs.-Flour generally closed with an advanc.
ing tendency. Prices 4d to cd. higher. Wheat general
y closes with advancing tendency and prices are 3D.
to Id higher.
Corn-The market closes firm; mixed 6s 1Od (d6s Id
white SIS 4d ass. Cd.
Produce-Sugar is steady. Rice is quiet Rosin is
steady at Is I'd Spirits Turpentine dull at AS.
Provisons.-Beef and Pork are quiet. Lard is steady
MONEY AND STocKs.-London. May 17.-Consols closed
at VI G9l4 Business at the Stock Exchange has been
limited and the tone of the market is less firm The ap
pcatons for discount have been light though the de-
mand for money the Stock Exchange had been rather
more active.
STATE OF TRADE.-Manchester May 17-Prices under
went to day considerable decline and the tendency ia
still downward The principal buyers have kept out Of
market 0i ~ "
LONDON MARKETS. May 17-Tea is inactive. coneo,, Il
ID Sugar is slow of sale and prices unaltered Rice
generally closed buoyant and in advance
OF 3s 4d Provisions dull Indigo has declined 4d to
9d. Wool-The sales have been spirited but the
market is generally unchanged Linseed Oil is steady at
2ss Spirits Turpentine 44s. Cd @46s. Tallow is at-Y
c. sos. Sd.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

An atfray occurred Yesterday evening in the
lager beer saloon of j. W. Shopp, on Sharp street.
near Hughes, resulting in one or two black eyes
and cut faces. Marshal Manly, with Lieutenant
Lippey and two other officers repaired to the spot,
and in attempting to make arrests were resisted
They, however, succeeded in capturing FIVE of
the party, together with the keeper of the house
The prisoners were taken before Justice Showacre
and the following disposition was made of Them
Anton Frye, charged with choking officer Caulk,
striking at the Deputy Marshal, and making re-
slstance, was committed for court; Aloise Schmidt
Lawrence Fritz, Henry Stauffer and Michael Straus
were severaly fined, for fighting, being disordery,
or resisting the officers. Shopp was held to bail
for keeping diSorderly house.
James Fleming, No. - Forrest street, was ar
rested by officer Arnett yesterday afternoon on the
charge of cruelty beating his wife. He beat her
until her cries alarmed the neighborhood Justice
Morrison committed him for Court
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Ship News-Stcamer Burnt
ln.. On

NORFOLK, May 30.-The brig Samuel Francis,
fourteen days from Guinaco, P. R., with sugar and
molasses, arrived here to-day. She left in port
brigs Iceland and Queen Victoria for New York
The steamer City Block, from Baltimore, bound
to New Orleans, which had put in here for fuel, was
burnt last night at the wharf
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In New forkto-day stocks generally heavy Erie
seems to be on the point Of fading out altogether the sales
to-day being made at SjA which is pretty nothing
for stock the par of which is 500 The decline in Erie
since Saturday is per cent New York Central declined
at the first Board but advanced again the second
% Reading declined 4 Cleveland and Toledo y; Rock
Island l; Michigan Southern guaranteed 81 Galena and
Chicago \; Canton Z; Virginia 6s X and Illinois Cen
trail bonds X Missouri 6 Michigan Southern Har-
lem all closed at Saturdays quotations.
The following is comparative Of the exports
texclusive of spcie from New York foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. L.
1857. 1873 1889
Total for the week S11O2735 81 $50 S46 376
Previously reported 27 032 030 % 14s 636
Since Jan. 1....s2S 194 S15 s23 397 4S4 S24 579
The export of specie from New York for the
week ending May 2S was.............S51 S5 1926 643 so
Previously reported. 20 500 226 AZ
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday reports: The pro
duce market continues to drag heavily, with decided
bearing to lower prices The unfavorabe advices from
other markets tend stagnaton that has pre-
vailed for several days by depressing values to lower
level where buyers will he disposed operate With no
great disposition the holders press sales vet
there is desire SELL inclination to conform
to the new order of things that the reaction tn
sweeping excitement is introducing Flour now almost
down to the starting point and there is for
than prior to the commencement of the upward move
ment Provisions far above the lowest level of
April and Whskey is striking at the of haa
day on average for the point which started The
ueche SO ar Is l5 cents per gallon from the highest
point Wheat, Corn and have all been moving in
the same direction though steadines displayed
Tor these articles to-day. The sales unim-
portant and it is impossible give reliable quotation
Holders afraid to offer freely prices they were
willing to take and they did little else than feel
quietly, while buyers backward in making offers
where sellers suspected of anxiety to realize We
suppose an oier of S625 would have been accepted
average lots of Superfine. There buyers at So
Wheat was in fair demand yesterdays prices Corn
steady at so cts Oats dull at 81 In provisions the
sales trifng and prices were easier A small lot of
bacon sides sold 97 cts pkd and $50 bbs. prime lard
at cts. We can give quotations pork or
bulk meat
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 30.-Cotton-sales of 200 baleS-duo-
tatons nominal Flour is excited-saes of 81 900 bbs-
State S5.5O6 so; Ohio S7G17 Southern 81
Wheat is rmsales of 5000 bushels-Whte Southern So
red 100 cts Western white 1S2H Corn is quie-saes
of l4O0O bushels-miXed 90 cts yellow 9092 cts. Pork
is dull-Mess Sl7 25 Prime Sl5.25 Lard is heavy II 4
(dl2B cts. Whiskey is heavy at 26G27 cts. Sugar is
quiet-Muscovado 54(d74 cts Molasses is nominal at
42G45 cts Spirits Turpentine heavy 4950 cts Ros-
IN closed buoyant at Sl75 Rice generally closed buoyant
at AZ "a cts Freights dull-Cottnn Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, May 30-Breadstuffs dull with a
decling tendency, notwithstanding the steamers
Wheat is depressed. Sales 5000 bushels at 17OG1so
cts for white and l60Gl65 cts for red Corn is active
yellow 30 cts Oats selling so cts Cloverseed has ad
vanced. Whskey is dull at 29d3O cts.
MOBILE, May 2S.-Sales Of Cotton to-day 500 bales
Holders offer freely, but show disposition to press
sales. Middling quotations II GllA.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-Flour unchanged; sellers resist
any further decn- and buyers dispos ID oper
ate. Sa es at So 45a650. Whiskey heavy at 25 cts.
Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, way 2s-Cotton easier, without change
in quotations sales of 400 bales Cotton freghts to
IiNernnnl fn Z
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From Washington.

From Washington.
WAsHGNGToN, May 30-The War Department has
been informed by Brigadier General Clark, in a let
ter dated Los Angeles, May End, of the complete
success Of Lieut. Col. Hofman's expedition against
the Mohave Indians
The President of the United States accompanied
by Secretary Thompson, left Washington this after
noon for North Carolina. They were accompanied
from the Presidents house to the Railroad station
by the other members of the Cabinet.
Mr.. Appleton has resumed his duties as Assistant
Secretary of State.
Secretary Floyd, who two weeks ago went to
Virginia to recruit his strength by Sickness
writes that his health is considerably improved.
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Later from Fort BeIISnap,

ST. Louis, May 3O.-The overland mail of the 9th
brings letter from Fort Belknap of the 22nd, re-
porting that Major E. Van Horn had a fight with
the Northern Camanches at the Fork of the Arkan-
sas river and killed forty and made thrty-six pris
oners. Two soldiers were killed and Lieut. Lee
was wounded.
Five hundred Texans had encamped below the
BraZos, with the intention of attacking the Re-
serve Indians
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st(onstarp an1 Commercial Rebittu.

BALTIMORE, May so 1859.
There considerably done Stocks to day than
on Saturday but the market nevertheless active
the transactions at the Board amounting in value only
little rising S25,000 For nearly all sound dividend pay.
ing stocks the market m but Railroad shares and
other fances quite heavy OF Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad there 275 shares sold Board 900 at
s54 cash. and rs at S4 buyer and days and the
for it closed S534 bid S4 regular way the clo
sing bid being z Of dollar less closing bid of
Saturday The sales of Northern Central Railway to-day
embraced 100 shares s04 seller days
at S204 20 buyer 10 days, and it left off $50 bid
s2oA asked regular way these figures being to
low the prices bid and asked the close on Saur
day. There sale made at the Board of 100 shares
Canton at Sle4 buyer 60 days, and it closed Sl9 bid
cash. 1t left off in New York to-day at S1Ss Loans
continue firm We of 5000 Baltimore CITY g.
1870 at 99 500 do 6s 1886 at 90 doO 81 Northern
Central Railway 1885 bonds at 704 and 81 North
western Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds at 6sA
City 6s left off at 994 bid 100 asked 1855 and 100
bid for 1905, and Railroad bonds closed s5H for
Baltimore and Ohio 1S75s 81 bid do lsSOs bid
SO asked for do 1855 7OK bid 7O asked for Northern
Central 1855 and 9lH bid 924 asked for Norhwes
Virginia first mortgage bonds. There demand
for Bank stocks but there very little done in them
We note sales of shares Bank of Commerce at S25%
and OF "a shares of Franklin at S124.
The Gas Light Company of Baltimore has declared a
dividend of five per cent. for the past six months.
The Eutaw Savings Bank of this city, has declared
iennia dividend of and half per cent. This div
deud is in addition to the regular annual interest of four
per cent
Messrs. Lennon Brogden notify the public through
our advertising columns that they will offer at auction
on Tuesday the th of June large of Bran
dies, Wines, Cordias, &C. the direct importation Of c.
Morton Stewart ESQ., per brig Moi Toni from Bodes
rms Is the first direct importation of French Liquors thar
has been made into this port for many years. and the
above sale will be well worthy the attention of parties
the trade
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FORElGN.
nEMERARA-Br. brig Chesapeake
"A hhds., "a terces. l40 bbls sugar W r. Perot; S4
hhds., "a tierces. so bbs. do, r 4 II. r. Tucker
CARDIFF, Wales-Ship Ddrid Stcuart.
1896 bars railroad iron. order.
Rio De JANEIRo-Brig Chattanooga.
26SS bags coffee, Kirkland, Chase Co.; 3l2 bags do
order. '
BORDEAUX-AaSt. brig Mo Toni
$50 pkgs brandy, c. H. Meyer Bro; 60 do, Yelling
ton Abbott do. J. n Muir; ISL do G. 0 Gorter llO
do, j. F. Jameson Co.. 16 do j. H. Iisdorr IT'S ca ses
wine, Pracht, Yoneiff Co; 246 do, 90 pkgs brandy
Laurence Thomson Co; 244 pkgs. brandy 326 boxes
wine 80 prunes $50 baskets olive oil 20 cases
dimes, 100 cordals 20 brandy fruit order
TRURO, N. S.-Schr. Orion.
l25 tons plaster, III bbls. do, Kirkland Chase Co
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr Boston
so tons guano, Patterson 4 Murguiondo
C0ASTWISE
CHARLEsToN- Steamer Potomac.
So casks rice s. P. Thomson Co.; 273 casks do Jas
Corner Sons casks do G. W. Wait & Son. half cask
do, 246 bales cotton. John Williams Son; % do A c.
Schaefer bales yarn, Woodward, Baldwin & Co; 2pkgs
sundries Hoffman Co 3 do, F. Whitman & Co.; do.
Wilson Burns; do, Walker, Richardson Co cask
rice bales hides, Samuel T. Pearce; pkgs sundries
sundry persons.
NEW YORK-Scbr II. F. Abbott.
bbs. molasses, 9pkgs. mdse., George Small; 5 do
Baker Bros. K CO. 81 casks starch, J. H HASKELL so
casks soda ash c. F. Pitt 16 bags seed George
Pope l56 plates spelter order 100 bbls herrrgs 1874
half bbs do, F. F. Pope: 153 bars ron L. NJ Miller 8
cases wine Pracht, Voneif CO.. 500 pkgs. mdse,
dry persons.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

KIo DE JANEIRO-Bdrk adelaide.
J, $50 bbls -four, 500 half bbls do.
TRINIDAD-Schr. Jennie Morton.
1250 bbls. flour so half bbls do 100 bbs. meal
900 bushels 200 bushels oats so bbls pork 100 bb
bread so puncheons oil meal 300 boxes candles 200 tins
lard terces hams, hhds tobacco, so kegs butter
horses, carriages.
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New York R,nIr Sf.t.n,a,,t

New York. May 30.-The weekly Bank statement
shows the following decreases: Loans 81 ,5G4 OOO
specie Sl,67O,OOO, circulation $4,000. The nett
deposits amount to S29,O92, 900. 1t is said the
actual amount of specie in Bank is not over S2l,-
500 600 '
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Decrease of Specie
PHuADELPHIA, May 30.--Specie has decreased in
the Philadelphia banks during the week S4O3 ,OSs.
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From Arizona.

- ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-The Ari=onian, published at
Iubac, Arizona, contains the proceedings of meet
ing at Arizona City, expressing strong dsapproba-
lon at the course pursued by Congress towards
Arizona, and urgently requesting cooperation
throughout the Territory, to establish and main
tain an independent government
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QUEBEC, March 30.-The steamer Hungarian has
brought by the Hammonia) Cotton closed with
decline of I'D; sales the 18th estimated at
5000 bales. Flour closed buoyant with an ad-
vancing tendency; prices IS. higher. Wheat and
corn also closed with an advancing tendency, and
prices IS. higher. Provisions close quiet.
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A LARGE HAUL BY CouNTERFE1TERs-A systematic
scheme was set on foot few days since By gang
of cOunterieiters, which victimized large number
OF bankers, to large amount, in this city and at
other points in the West. A genuine plate, it ap-
pears, had been stolen of 500 on an Eastern bank
and the issues set afoat simultaneously by ex-
changing for Western currency, at II premium,
the bankers, by dint of beating down, in some in
stances getting the exchange at a.
About Sl,700 was exchanged on these terms in
this city, 1000 at Kenosha, $500 at Racine &C.
&c. 1t is estimated that a good many thousand
dollars realized by the rascas, of whom there
supposed to be quite number.
The Milwaukee Free Democrat, in speaking of
the matter, says owe understand that some of
our Wisconsin banking institutions were badly
sold in the purchase, during last week, of few
thousand Of spurious Eastern paper in the shape of
S100 bills on the Brighton Market Bank Brighton
Massachusetts, The plate is said to be genuine
but the signatures forgery. The rogues who so
successfully practised the game have yet eluded
the clutches of the law."-Chicogo Journal.
SENATOR DOUGLAS PosIr1ox-Nessrs Editors of
the National Intelligencer: | perceive in your jour
nal of this date that you have copied from the
Constitution an authoritative contradiction of the
statement of the Washington correspondent of the
charleston Mercury that a friendly meeting had
taken place between President Buchanan and Sen
ator Douglas, with view of bringing about a
Union in good earnest of the two wings of the De-
mocracy, taking sides respectively with those two
distinguished individuals.
The official announcement which you have
copied denying the meeting on the part of Presi-
dent Buchanan is literally true. Senator Douglas,
on his arrival here from the North, and on the eve
of his leaving for New Orleans, authorized the
writes of this note to deny to every body, or
through any journal, the report that he had had
any meeting with President Buchanan. He de-
cared that he repudiated and denounced all propo-
sitons for a compromise by which he would have
to concede iota of the principles he had all along
avowed.
WASHINGTON, May q, 1859. JUSTICE.
Mercy jackson, an aged coIored woman, died in
Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday, in her 10Th
year, and was slave belonging to the Coe family.
When the law aboshing slavery was passed in
New Jersey. Mercy was too old to take advantage
of the manumssion, and has since been cared for by
the family. For several years she has been very
feeble and unable to walk. She was probably the
last remaining slave in the State.
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The coming season promises to be the most bril-
liant that Newport has ever experienced, the
demand for accommodations being so great that
the cottages nearly all let, and the hotels are
besieged with applications for apartments.
There was violent hail storm at Reading, Pa,
on Friday evening.
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Gllmer and Calhoun counties are reported to
have given GOO maj for Letcher.
The following is the vote for Messrs. Faulkner
and Botelcr, the candidates for Congress in the Sth
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Virginia Election


RICHMOND, May 30.-The Richmond ENQUIRER
considers that Mr. Letcher is elected by small
majority, not over five thousand.
kanawha county gives Goggin s64 majority-a
loss of l66.
Mason county gives Goggin 100 majorty-a loss
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slentistrp.

S2 NO EXCUSE FOR BAD TEETH.
UIID 4 COMFORT IND BEAUTYl
CORALIT TEl
NEW INVENTION FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
(u SET IF elegant Teeth at Jronl SIS SIS, superior to
t3,d or PItiHd Is usually furnished at $50 and SS5i
That by this method have eradicaed the imperec
tons of the old method and guarantee perfect suction
whether the old RIOTS extracted not.
Prof ssion aAd public invited to call and see
specimens, at the rooms of
Drs. r. r BOOTH & QUIN,
l75 West Fayettc street,
ml1-lm+ ID door from Eutaw
G. NOTlCE.-DR. WM H. HOPES has
CTIrD REMOVED his Office to No ss N EUTAW ST he
tween tratoga and Mulberry Streets and is now prepared
10 perform all operations in the Dental profession Teeth
trdcted IN the Gdiudnc Process jal96m
e. DENTRISTY.
6GHSu DIR H. H KEECH,
y. F. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EUTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw House) Entrance on Eutaw street,
ItlHf Baltimore
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MANUFACTURED

1f4 AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c.
2zHlPACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, of
os Ootvone brands, qualities and sizes received from
the hest factories in Virginia and North Carolina
2Hn BALES LEAF TOBACCO various Vegas and
cCO classes, of our importation.
250SXAsESS X SS G@SNEGTcT H SEED o LEAF ToBAcGo M
best crops.
7Hn CASES do. do Filters
1OS CASES PENN'ASEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
Iy~S pers and Filters.
sn HHDS. MASON co. LEAF choice quality.
SlA Ann HAVANA CIGARS embracing popular
~ OO'OOObrands Of all sizes and classes.
SMOKING T0BACCO.A article manufactured at IIa-
of the choicest Nuea de Abao Tobacco expressly
tie city retail trade. N ! III. papers and eases.
I ISH RBi.S. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wei
I1Vaiaptcd for the trocers trade.
We receiving regular supplies of the above ar
ces and invite the attention of the trade which
We "iIer for sale on liberal terms.
CHAS. D. DEFORD K CO.,
Snlih Eaus II