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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

Grub. Apperson GrsdnHte in Phsrmaoy.
4 PPERS0N Il DUPUY.
II CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, II
FRoAp, BEIwEEN 4TH aSD 5TH Sis. 80
Richmond, Va, AZ
Have on hand carefully selected stock of 4
Pgre Drugs and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window
Articles which they offer upon tie most reasonable
terms.
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STORAGE. STORAGE.-We have taken the
- large Warehouse next door to Messrs. Cren-
shaw Co, and are prepared to store goods on the
usual terms. JORDAN, WYNN l. co.
A--aln
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TOHN n. GORDON A. son.

JOHN N. GORDON & SON,
4rs STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Ofer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hamme red; English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and low Plates. Also, Tin-plate of various
sizes, for timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speltcr, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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CITY scAyENGER.-The unders.ned q.

A CA D.-Under the head of o-partner-
- snip" tBuLstin July lst,t T. NJ. Cory and c.
4 Miser are mentioned as successors Of MILLER
bphIHE No. s. Common street, There ir
an ertor the notice aad TO avoid mscenc CO ptinns
it.hsnld he eorsecfed. The business still OK ists
ara Is carried on at the old stand as heretofu
though the stsic Of the firm is ehsnged
BUkrHE Il HIGGINS, t3 Common st.
New Orleans. July /. 1893 iy S0-dIms
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"a $50 REWAR RUNAWAY fFom
Gty my farm, in the county Of Henrico, on the
Myth Of July last. : NEGRO MAN, named
~ ANDREW. Said negro Is about - years old,
s-k-stout. feet In inches high. He wake vsry
straight. and is well formed, with . very poa.ant
countenance, and very intelligent. Had on, whsn
seen last, blue cashmere pants and brown coat I
will give tho above reward for his capture. Ia the
county, and confnement in Jail 20 that esn SET
him, and all other reasonable or penses il caught
anywhere else. THOMAS B. cARTEH.
au lists ~ 80 81 an 800
n HATS AND CAPS.--I have Determined 70
Ascil Of my stock Of SUMNER HATS and
As sTn q cIes, t9r cash e Iaks rGSm tor ny
want Of Hats and Caps viii do well to gin. ne .
tsiniy sell out At cost for cash. 80 cali at ~ broad
su ii-sw VII. +. MOORE, - Ssosd o.
Gro y; MccIy,LAsD. JAs; n: McCLEIIAsS,
SExikRsiH IN tEEs
sass. ict sf Mules eyer oi:r.s 8 i Is
State. They average from V 70 Is hands
hish-smooth, fat sns kne. All orders
from ths country or city lscqptly, esseldsd toe
sahis'. st. y en FrsekIi. s:,:ss e 90 e. - q
Ns ss is- lss - dESc if i K. HaecEks
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II BALTIMORE,
Offer to the trade very large and elegant stock Of
FRENCH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
which they will sell low to prompt Dealers.
Baltimore, August 10, 1859. 13-5w*
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PIGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
- The advertiser has for sale Il second hand Rich
mond made BUGGY. nearly new, with 8 set Of
HAIR NESS, also nearly new. Apply at this office
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INOR LXSCHBERG--TO LEAVE SATUR-
DAY The Canal Boat BRISTOL. will leave as
above; For freight arrly to VIM. P. cox,
al lo-3. Al the Shed, Dock st.
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: e4TEe lr!ipl L III Il! o. bEcS i
A All VntoS fILl9 Az AgC3loM.~s vii
~ commsasine e Is SlcIosf, eiSl Go3I. sis,ss
s ss = shuvs. Three az these lq6l eaepa souik
g., ss. the rssiisncs 81 I'll. q. jSsecsS RI ctEsss
And c1nw sst side of ~, ard e4Qf ~ 81 uaion
All ~ streets, so0fh 81 P5sNaiats slfosS.
very nesr ~ sfona the latter q whjeh ~ bsushs
streets rscsntl, snsss lortioe q ~ dey ~ tke
Flat street. Won 0e0ao Se1ooes ooas 0l
and month"; s sa.A; sl,s rssiass q 4
added and titis res.;.H noeoA. With insefoee
IL %S n AZ ~ rAYLoR SON. As.ss
sold large vscsnt T9rs 10 q the sbovs, will b.
to large aiss. ss ss. md rnnns back rs fs.st
- - j. M. n. r anv
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INOR SsLE OR LEASE--Ths corner LOT
1 ON Nth and Cary streets, fronting 33 feet on
Cary, and ITO on nth street. Terms accommodate
ins. Apply at the Dispatch office. an l9-Iw
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VITM. SATTLER & CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes of
superior quality to which we call the attention Of
our customers,
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Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office or left the yard 18th
street, south side of the Dock. will receive prompt
attention. lie Z3-m
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NOTICE Having purchased or WM. q. LEA
L. x C0, their two HEA RISES, two HORSES,
HARE ". and C0FF MS, 1, the undogslgnsds op-
70 conduct the UNDERTAKINGB TSINESSi IN Ill
au9-2wt Fla JOIIN NEfTTEN
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HUs1N ass NOTICES.
MARBLE WORKS.

u II. SKINNER & CO., Groeers ard Com
Il. niissfon Merchants, No. 8 Cary street, Rich,
mond, Va, offer their services for the sale of
ADVANCES made ON consignments.t
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qT3yeE: E2M(4et 1EIs1at MxcxsANp
i g sl scsss Is ssssl.I s|s ga !:
NSs' sss c .s!:s - ~ sIEsss e:
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pIaaQLUTIoNs -.

NOTlGE.-.Ths firm Of LEA L sATTER-
= I. WHITE L dissciyed BY mutnsl copsent: fp1
il authorised to settle up the eoncsrn. -
aul7-sw* WI. {. sAfrERwHrrp
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BY Thos. w. Reese. zre1-
lOince corner Of 18th and Cary stre~t.1

0NSATURDAY,3 10Th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK a tAs
~ lot near the Virginia Central Railroad Depot n
the country , second hand Bux<ies and one -.
cond hand Carriage. Tau lol r. CAUTHOkN.
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DOTS, FARLEY Il co.,
GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary It,,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on conslgnmente.
FRANK POTTS, u. en-,
Z A
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| VIyM. A. GRILLS.
| w COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
One door west of Messfs. NJ. Blair Co, 18th street,
RICHMOND, w.

8 rs
"A TO TOBACCO HfANUFfCTURERS &C., &c.
Liberal ADVANCES VIII he made on Manuac-
tured Tobacco and other goods consigned to
friends, w. GRANGE & Co. Baltimore.
JAS. DUNLAP ( CO..
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THE STEAMER YORKTOWN.

This splendid new Steamer, intended Tor the
Nsv York and Richmond line, was to have been
launched on Saturday, but owing to the heavy
sou.herly gale, the iauach was postponed
The following are her dimensions per Custom
Honse measurement: $50 feet in length, beam "a
feet, depth OF hold II feet, and l4Oo tons. she
will have two marine steam engines, cylinders 3o
,pches IN diameter with ten feet stroke, and two
large due boilers Of $50 horse power.
The jamestown, of this line under the COM
maud of that bold navigator, Capt. PARRISH, was
the only steamer that ventured to leave New York
in the gale of Saturday. She came through the
storm. which at one time approached tornado'
in Gallant style, giving another proof OF the ex-
cellence of her engines, and the seamanship OF
her Commander.
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CLAp.TRAP AT THE BAR.

The Baltimore American says "there has been
great deal said about the famous opening speech
a, the Sckles trial. in which the doctrine vas pro-
pounded that the only security for female virtue
VA. In the ready pistol of the relative or husband
Perhaps the most savage criticism upon it was the
hint that the person who made the speech had not
been blessed with very good associations in bis in
tercourse with the sex. But this is turning too
trivial thing into matter of Importance. Inc
.peech vas made before the jury, and the OMEN
aive sentence was merely portion Of the ordina'
~ clap trap to which oil juries are expected to
.uhm,t A an address to them, therefore, 1t meant
nothing. Al Islander upon the stainless charac''
tar Of our counsrywomen, 1t was mere piece OF
eratuitous impertinence too contemplate to ex-
cita their anger"
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MOUNT VERNON TABLEAUX

Tonight, the first of the Lslla Rookh readings
illustrated by tableaux and music, comes OIL at
the Concert Room at Billiards. Hotel. We are not
ut liberty to give the of the parties
cd, but can answer for the exquisite taste Win
which the whole is gotten up. 1t is not generally
known that so true to nature were all the poetic
faucies of Thomas Moore, in this Persian story
that when 1t was translated into Persian the rea-
ders fully believed 1t to be q native composition.
The part selected is alegory of the most chaste
and sublime character, and we confidently predict
that all who are fortunate enough to procure tick
ets will never forget the pleasure they will enjoy
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RMPORTRD ron THE "DI9PATOH"
on THE STEAMBOAT DisAs-

JEk.
Lounvfis, April 25.--Ths b. Nicholas va on
her wy from 81. Louis 70 New Orleans, sna tne
explosion took place near Islsnd Sixy, % ten
o'clock on Sunday night. The boat aoa oest ~
q total loss. The whole number OF pefsons kn!od
is not yet known, the following are desd OF miss'
ing: Captain McMullep, OF the ooa,; Mrs 1mas
Mis- McKoirht: Mrs. Christopher; an unknown
lady with babe: william Faulkner, Of Mcure.
eor's Landing, Iowa; another unknown iady, Sonn
jenkins, second engineer; William Taw. nfss eng's
necr; John Bend, cabin boy; james Mooo, nl,s
cook, Of Penusyivauis; the barber; thirteen oec.
hands and nremeu; the pastry COOS, name na ny
given: the antrymap; Miss jackson, chaEsbermaid
OF St. LOUIS Ave slave women; an unknoWn senS
tlemsu, of Baton Rouge; Edward stephens pilot, OF
st. Louis; John Limbeck. fireman. ~
The following are badly scalded: benlamin '
Cline rst clerk Of st Louis, native OF fortian9,
Conn; J Acurft, of Warrinton, Miss, Sacoo
Lanehorn, of Pittsburg; r J Stuart, OF SHANNON,
Va Thos Ella Kennedy, of Brunswick, mo; Hose
st John, Of New Orleans, chamberlain VIZ KEN ~,
nibocksr, of Sc Louis, watchman; Frederick Mi!s
Ter: Geo McIpeIe: Andy Slick, fireman; D Kopps,
of Farmipeton, IN; @ W Reynolds, OF Sioux City:
About Atty Of those who were unipJured arrived
hero to.day in the Susquehanna, together wild sx.
teen who are shockingly scalded. The sunerers
are under the care of the city aho sew
eral benevolent societies.
TsrcoND DISPATCH.
MRxfHfs, April N-The steamer was partly ins
sured in 81 Louis. The loss IL estimated at $2oo,s
600. All the boilers exploded. They were old, but
considered safe.
There were 26 cabin and % deck passengers on
board. OF the former were ladies, all OF whom
lost their lives
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GUBERNATORIAL DISCUSSIONS.

Messrs Neil 8. Brown and Andrew Ewing, at the
request of Col. Netherland and Governor Harris
candidates for the Governorship of Tennessee have
published the appointments upon which they have
agreed, of times and places for addressing the peo-
pie of that State in the Gubernatorial Canvass
The appointments begins the I'd OF May, aud end
the ID Of August, and are sirtyue in number. This
IL paying pretty high for Gubernatorial h0nors.
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III & DISP ATC 81 /.
THURSDAY MORNING. ). ,....... APRIL %, 1889


"a THE LAIE FkANcIee KEY.
soue intersssise resainsscescss have been 'ase'y
psbl,ohed 81 Francis g. Key. father Of the unWr-
ss,sss nan Who Vas killed By sickles. he u oe'
pcriAsd 81 = New York journal ~ h't'e' scuss
xnan. having "a earpest and even anxious eAPses-
-, q ~ kasance, a. n care sat heavily upon
NJ. Nj 8 The same time genius and benevotence
n,.,a.a .h.,r aggression In his face. He ives emss
- n thu bar at Warrington aud Baltimore,
~ srvnmerts with Writ, Swan, Ptnckey,
w.,..r Jope., and others Of similar rank, ell Of
-. have disappeared from the arena, and
..,, one of whom 10 alive, Gen. Jones, who, At
,.,v advanced age, 10 often seen slowly walking
Along Pennsylvania Avenue, ~ II he were iipger-
q. hsvond HE time about these mortal shores.
Writ man OF large stature and commanding pres
AGA. wss accustcusd TO look on Jones, though Of
emsal stature and poor presence, ~ the most dans
serous antagonist he had TO encounter before the
ssprsms oourt Of the United States, MT. Key was
man of great iussgrity, ofstrong affection, ana Of
possic trrn Of mind, - well a. Of patriotic sri
IA. In composing the heroic song OF the "stsr
aosue,sd Banner" be, 10 measurs, assoctsteo
ns~sslf with the glory of his country He held the
ollea al District Attorney, 10 Washington, uncer
f,sn jackson, He was man OF very ardent reli'
~,ous character, aud one OF the most poetic and
,,onu,sr Of the hymns used in religious worship,
-. from his pen lie was . most energetic man
4, the discharge of his duties as government pres
..u,or. and once undertook the herculcan task OF
csausi "A the city Of Warrington OF its houses Of
prostitution.
MI. Key, the elder, intermarried with one Of
the old families Of Eastern Virginia, and his sop,
the late r. Barton Key. pursued the study oflaw 10
Fredericksburg, where he was member OF the
Law class Of that eminent juriss, and high toned
gentleman, Judge Lomax. He is remembered BY
his former companions as gay, light-hearfed
youth, fond Of dress and music, and having some
psrsonai vanity, but never giving any indications
Of . bod or vicious character Indeed, there are
fev Of his friends of former days who believe that
he was capable Of being deliberate seducer OF ie-
male innocence.
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Aldus1MBrrs,
ME0EzEi0v BzEr
NOW OYIN. AND ux11r,r,-n 49,
czcxrTl mcT rn..s9


RUSSIAN WAR
LAteIT exhibited IN Baltimore and vxw.s
'0D psssons End q wa.kineio1 8 ~ 70
IRIS = CcissssiI biosss9S'see 'css TO-.
s.as ~ y. svsn!s Of the Isfe y
sStions smbsscs orsnS e 'ss sioss rs STs"ss
yaMs nalss. tIIens, noMsA1o.ss.in 1 c.s.lnIs.
IN ihrssnro 40. s5osns "a LAND And SaA, e.. ~
y tened ~ ~ = u ~ ,hsss GENES being rss
oss 1LA10nAfs MACHINERY, prodpcns 49, ~ Ne
Tns me- .smspssd 10 Psnorsmic exhibltions
sSoc toTA AZ s1TTiss e 81 1.-v.
o0nmsIcing With her Majesty, Qussn Victoria IA.
rHs sTB Rlr nss Hfr pqs: = c.ssAs. -
a., DisTEUTfcNN 81 81 YTRH E yS5srs :. :.
sILIsrRIA. 30 CALAMITY DsrsNDssfS;. ~ ~
EMBARcArroNT u f TSsf vkr.ou r,oo.. =
nRonsr nm .o IRON OF LAis AAoofs
o2MP 81 Th B2phnS,AAHfpPnn1sI
GREAT IRE a. Va yakH "A wanna.
daASD EP 81 Az \ ~ n,e THE sRiTIsH GUARDS
sALxoLzv4.-o1SPRlE PEI c III sAss1 HIar
sos o'sssf1Ss & rs fSs:lSs5
n,,.n,g5IA battle 81 sxi 4SLAvA.
DRkADF Rn.T TSossE "a On LAND 4. SEA.
r...,. -. e Il AissbbccHas ssAsihsae sc,.r,
ss s Z, AND asssssrnuorlos or
81 Admission z5 cenfs Reseryed .e.ts % ..,..
1E No half price for children. s'' ''eents'
,.n;. Admission for colored Psrsonsso Gallery. Is
NOTICE. Parties can secure any psrtie uIsr sea. hx
apply ing at the Hall from 10 TIL IL o'cock. N
~ Doors open at 7,z-to commence n o,c,oc.
~. Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
% ociocA. ap Ats
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AN ARTISTIC IRRUpTION,

It IL anticipated that, in the event of war, there
will BE- general exodus of foreign singers to this
country. The New York Herald says they must
como to the United States, because, like Mr. Web.
sser, in the days of Captain Tyler. they would
have nowhere else to go. Whilst Europe is weep~
ing and waiting, the United States will be singing,
adding and dancing.
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CHILLED RIRB0N6.
llB Sri
u cEH
REEFS l. cos
NEW STYLE
THE PEARL AMBROrYPE.

THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
Most BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTANT.
All STYLES of Portraits known in Photographic
Art, taken at the STEAM GALLERY, l3s Main
street.
All work warranted to please. or no charge.
Prices ranging from 25c to $25.
Large size Family Groups. and
$1,000 worth of Fancy Cases,
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied in the new style.
Te prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children ct their
Doorway. Ses if you can f1ud any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware of Bungling Operators ana Amtators.
21-t6
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Open every night. ~
HA-BuY -FOUR oKs AT THE GIFT BOOK sToRl
where you mayb
| Book and g dWatch for Sl.oo
A Book and Silver watch for Leo
| A Book and Gold Chain for LOO
| Book and Gold Thimble for l co
| Book and Cameo Pin for LOO
Rock and set Of sleeve Buttons for leo
| Book and Gold Locket for LOO
| Book and Gold Bracelet for LEO
Book and Gold Pencil for Leo
A Book and Gift Book for LOO
| This Is great movement, which mas fof hs emu
| the dissemination acknowledge. Be sure to call at
| No SO Main street. and buy BOOK. up 0-o'
at RETAIL n
| FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW AND
| BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
| Receiving from this mornings steamer,
DOUBLE vOLANT RICH SILK kObW
EIEaANT RAREGE DOUBLE VOLANT AND
spLEspID EMpRoIDERIEs AND LACEs IN
COLLARS AND SLEEVES
BER-HES AND cAPES
our assortment of Beautiful DRESS SILKS and
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| SIGNS and QUALITIES Ia entirely new. and very
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| For sale at the lowest prices.
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DRESS TRIMMINGsl
BOETTCHER, IT'S Broad street.
New Sprlng ana summer lGllumiuSbt Guu5iStiIB
of the most fashionable and stylish
PRINCES,
MARABOUTS,
GRAPES.
QUILLED RIBBONS.
and many other different kinds and novelties.
Having made an arrangement with several i'm
porting houses in New York to supply me with all
the NEW STYLES of Goods, as soon as they arrive.
will be enabled to furnish my customers with the
latest fashionable styles, on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Further, call the attention of the Ladies to q
lot of
FRENCH LACE MAN" LAS. sHAWLs,
POINTS.
which can sell at very low figures, being of my
own direct importation.
s 4ISss AM s PGTslE zEPHER WORKSHOPS.
Shetland Yarn. of all colors, always on hand, at
wholesale and retail; Real Lisle Thread Stockings
for Ladies, Real Lis:e Thread Socks for Gentle
men, and splendid assortment Of Fans and other
fancy articles. lap 20-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28
NOTICE
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

With the view of engaging in other pursuits, I
shall from this day forward offer the whole of my
large and well assorted stock at cost. and oil I'M
seasonable and past styles much below. Also. my
store, well situated for business for rent
as the goods are disposed of.
Having recently received my spring and summer
supplies the assortment will be founo very good In
all staple and Fancy Goods; but my determination
to leave the business being settled and firm. will
purchasers in the city and country to avail them
selves of the present opportunity to get their sup
plies at from 20 to 50 per cent below the usual market
prices MANN VALENTIN b, JR
No &c. Corner Broad and 9Th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28
THE OBERLIN REsCUERs.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 23-The Habeas Corpus
case in behalf of the Oberlin rescuers was argued
in the Supreme Court to-day by Judge Spauldiug
for the rescuers, and Judge Belden for the s.
Marshal. The case will BOT be decided before We'd
nesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28
FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, April N.-The steamship Moses
Taylor from Aspinwall, on the evening of the 17th
via Havana on the 21st ult., has arrived, bringing
the Havana mail. All was quiet on the Island
In sugars there is an active demand for grades
suitable to Spanish markets, but the market ID
otherwise dull. Molasses unchanged.