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MEMORANDA.
Ship Riga, from Bristol for Baltimore, was spoken 18th
inst, lat. 43 40, lon. 81 49,
was spoken 2Sth ult, lat A. 40, lon 43 90
Bark Kat" Oliver FIN Baltimore arrived at Montevleo,
Brig Antelope, Gum, fun Alexandria arrived at St John,
Brig Wappoo. Coombs, from Windsor, n s, for Alexan
dria, arrived at Holmes Hole 2st inst
Brig Eyena Ruter Fowler uncertain remained at Mar
sc6r Somerset Stirling Philadelphia cleared at Char
Schr Sea Nymph, Dawson, for Baltimore, sailed FIN New
Schr. F. Arcuarious Snow, for Richmond, sailed from
Schr Samuel Jones' Baltimore for Port Spain was
spoken q inst, lat; 2S 90 ~, Ion 80 Is
Schr. Challenge Bullock, for Richmond sailed fm Rock
ScRr Lavna Jane Alexandria, cleared at New ork
schr. Wythe, Tue, from Richmond, arrived at N York.
schr Arcoa, Corson, from Norfolk, arrived New York.
schr Baltimore Phillips for Baltimore, sailed FIN Rich
Schr VIM Spear Jones' Baltimore, sailed from Rich
schr Mary Adaline, Aaron Baltimore, arrived at Al
schr Hope, Frank, for Baltimore, sailed from Richmond
,schr Minerva, Wilkes from Alexandria, arrived at New
schr VIM Severe, Brooks, from Baltimore arrived at
sehr Ambition, wroter, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Schr Minnesota, Baker, Boston, arrived at Aexan-
Schr Golden Rule wilbert, for New York. sailed from
Alexandria, 22d inst
EASTERN PORTS.
r SEW 6GgdS sP
Greedy LIVERPOOL Andover New Orleans Canturion Ham
burg Forest Queen, Bristol.
Cid steamship Potomac, Savannah; ship Belle of the O.
cean, Charleston barks W. H. Waterman, Valparaiso Gen
Green. Galveston.
NEW YORK, September 22-Arr steamship Jas Adger,
bark bOdF st. JxsFp00 DnF'San Mar
CID steamships Columbia, Charleston Montgomery, Sa-
vannah ship Henry Clay, Liverpool bark Restless Santa
Martha brig Venus, Ssal schrs Lion, Washington Cer
PHILADELPHIA, September 2I.-Arr. bark A. J. Harry,
Chare5ton; lie f schT r,l Meteor, Bermuda. ,,,r.
Al - w
erpool; brig Louisa Richmond
Cid brig Umpire, Kingston, ia schrs NJ Watt, George
town. J. r. Allen, Norfolk Eleanor Savannah Geo Henry
BOSTON, September 2l-Arr brig Sarah Ellen, Turks
Island; Despatch and Charlotte, Bonare; Quinunc St.
Kits
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2l-Cpd. schrs. c. Shaw ana
ALEXANDRIA, September 22-Arr schrs H Mcleod,
NORFOLK, September 2l-Arr hrlg Rinco, Blue Hill,
Ne; schr; R. H Dunton, Bath.-CId schr. Golden Rule,
RICHM0ND, September2l.-Arr, schrs. Ambition and A.
Crd brig VIM Mason New York schrs J. W. Roche, do
CH4RiEST0N September 2o-Art steamship Marion,
New York; schr. Argus Eye Philadal alpla.-CFd steam
CHARLESTON Sept ember l9.-Arr. bark Lyman, Boston,
schrs. X. Stewart and Geo. Darby, New York.
WILMINGTON, September l6.-Arr. schr John, New
WILMINGToN, September 2l.-Arr, schrs. \. ! DeRo5s
set and Central America, New York; Wm /. Springs Phil
adelpha. -Crd schr. s. B. Strong, New York
and 0roondates, New York barBs Secor, do; II L.
Rutgers, Boston.
York: briggs Aqua. Rio Janeiro; Nancy Vera Crua.-C'd
ship OrOZimbO, Genoa ank LeghOrn.
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The southern Pacific Railroad

New ORLEANS Sept. 23.-Advices from Marshal,
Texas, say that President Fowkes of the Pacific
Railway has made final settlement with the new
company, and the creditors have obtained full pos
session of the road, and the road will be recon-
menced immediately
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

GENERAL JACKSON A AScHooLMAsTER.-Who would
have thought it? 1t is nevertheless true, that old
Hickory began his career as a teacher of an "0ld
Field School," in South Carolina, and in that
cation earned the money which supported him
while he studied law. This is one among many Gu
rious and unexpected facts presented in Mr.. Par
toms forthcoming Life of Gen. Jackson, the first
volume of which is now in the hands of the printer
Many eminent Americans have begun life as teach
ers, but we hardly expected to find the indomita-
Hoes IN KENTUCKY.-We published, last July,
the Assessors returns of the number of hogs in six
ty-four counties in Kentucky, and we have since
received additional returns from thirty eight
ties which we give below, in connection with the
returns published in July There but
three counties to hear from, and our report below
may be considered as complete:
Omitting the counties the result is as follows
Total for 1859, ,39l ,s75; for 1858, 1,057,72l.
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New SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-The new Suspension
Bridge now in course of erection over the Ohio at
Wheeling, will have span of over one thousand
feet. 1t will be composed of four cables, two
each side, each cable being 72s inches in diane
ter, and containing $50 strands of wire, making a
single strand of 9,273,60 feet or LAS miles in
length. The estimated cost of finishing and COM
pleting the whole structure is S37 900.
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The TRANSLATOR OF MIcHELEr.--The Tribune
says that DR.. j. W. Palmer, the translator of
Nicheets L'Amour, has in press translation of
''The Moral History of Women" by Legouve a
lecturer in the College of France. This work pre-
sents the legal side of the woman question, from
French point of view, however, we presume, as
Mcheet holds up its sentimental aspect.
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The Cricket Match

NEW oRK, Sept. 23.-The Cricket match to take
place here between the English and American
players has been postponed to October Sd, and the
match to come off at Philadelphia has been post
poned to the 10th of October
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tug Ajax.
Brig Forest City, Bain Porsm buth, n H. in tow the
steamtug Tigress
Brig Kate, Loug Long Richmond in tow of the steam
tug Lioness.
Ketch Comet, Br) HILL Bermuda in tow Of the stcamtug
Tgress.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

LIvERPooL-Ship Kalamazoo.
6977 sacks salt F L. Brauns 4 Co.. cases mdse., F..
Fckey l. Sons; 130 pkgs. do, P. Wright Sons; q
soda ash 100 pkgs bi carb soda, c. f. Pitt; rs pkgs
mdse., order.
C0ASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr. j. W. Mdifyc1d.
], ,704 bbls. cement, Carr, Giese 4 Co.
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house of Matilda Contee. Mewas held for a further
hearing by Justice Carl.
John Rich was yesterday arrested by officer War
den, on the charge of assauting and beating a man
named George Eaihein. Justice Boyd committed
him to Jail for court.
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The sales of this description
this week include goo bbs Super at S. and 700
400 bbs Extra at $550G575 per bbl Super closes to
day steady at S. and we quote Extra at s55otper bb
OHIO FLoUR-There is but little doing in Ohio Flour
but the receipts are light and the not large We
have reported this week sales of 800 bb Super at S.
200 bbls Extra at S5l2H and of 200 bbs. Extra
So so per Dbl We quote Super today at s5, and Extra
at SIS 25(G5.50 per Dbl.
CITY MILLs FLoUR.-Ihe transactions in Flour this
week have been mainly in this description. cargo
$500 bbs standard Super sold early in the week at
S4sX and we heard subsequently Of sales of some 1000
bbs shipping brands Extra So 75a6 per bbl, all for
Rio. note also of 800 bbls choice Super for
Boston so per Dbl. There is very wide range in
the rates for City Mills Flour. Standard super can be
bought to-day at $4754s7k, but choice brands do are
bringing s. 5o6 per bb and quote Extra as closing
at for regular shipping and s675 per Dbl for choice
RICHMOND FLoUR.-A sale was made here early in the
week Of $500 bbls Richmond City Mills Flour Taliaerro
Bros brand, but the terms for it kept private
FAMILY FLouR-Family Flour is active and very firm.
Wech's Is bringing s775 and quote the Patapsco,
Reservoir, Silver Spring, Ashland, and Shenandoah
brands at $25 per bbl Howard Street Family may be
quoted at s696,5o per bbl,
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Schr Zenova Hill, Forksey Elizabeth City, -Whed
bee & Dickinson.
Schr W. Bacon, Norris, Seafor,l, Del-P Malcom Co
Schr. Two Brothers, Ward, Providcnce-Bevan, Phillips
< Co.
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The Liverpool Times says it has the best authori-
ty for stating that the prospects of emigration to
the United States ''most promising" and that
active movement for some months is anticipated
The latest emigration statistics show that while
there is falling off in Irish emigration the num-
Der of English and Scotch emigrants is largely in
creased.
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rye FLoUR-Rye Flour is bringing s425@4 so per Dbl,
There is, however, but little coming forward and the
transactions in it are quite limited
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal is quiet, but quotei steady
at S4 per bbl for both Baltimore and Brandywine. We
have heard of no sales this week. and the only export is
one of A bbls. to Bermuda
The following the inspections OF Flour and Neal for
the week ending September o. 1859.
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Shipping gntslIigentf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September %.


Steamer John . Shrver, Dennis from Philadelphia ndse
to J. A. Shriver.
Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor % days from Lverpoo-sat and
mdse to f. J.. Brauns & Co. Towed up by the steamug
Cuba.
Schr J. W Maitland, Speed, Chefor- reported ashore ON
the BodkinJ from New York-to Whedbee Dcknson ce-
ment to Carr Gese Co. Has received no damage Towed
off and up by steamtug Edwin Forrest
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@ruteries, &iquOrs, at.

I'D G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
HSH M - - - 207 and 2O9 PRATT STREET.
g.EM2le CHARLES REESE 4 co,
CORNER EUTAw MADISON.
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
Have constantly hand either of the above establish
men large and constantly renewed of every
article in their line, EXCEPT SFIRIToUs LoUoRs which
from their lone experience and ample facilities they
enabled to sell low any other house in the United
States.
IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those of every day consumption, think can pro-
mote the interests of purchasers stock being large
laid in always at the most favorable time,
OUR FOREIGN GOODS.
of direct mportaon from houses the high
est standing abroad and have for years received appro
baton of our customers.
We pay particular attention to TEA, and guarantee to
every purcha entire satisfaction, both in QUALITY
S-nrff,r
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MELANoHoLY.-Mr. G. P. Shaw, of Bastrop Tex
as, YVES gentlemen of "unfortunate" habits. He
got very drunk one day and his friends painted
him green. When sober his color rendered him SO
melancholy that he poisoned himself
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THE CRoPs IN Iowa AND lLLINoIs-The following
extract from a letter written by an intelligen
graduate of New York city, now farming in Iowa,
may be considered as reliable, and has, therefore,
considerable interest just now.
Speaking Of harvests this year, they 1Cere very
promising, but under the cloud now. Wheat
only turns out from eight to twelve bushels, and
will hardly average ten to the acre 10 this county
(Johnson.) How it is elsewhere in the State |
have no reliable means of knowing. The common
news aper gabble is of no account. The result in
Illinois is quite as bad Oats better, or but
little better. And now to cap all, a severe frost
on the first or second of the month, has npped
corn all the low lands, and quite killed out
buckwheat. lose the best half of my buckwheat,
aud the corn field looks as yellow November. l
cannot tell what is to be the result. The corn may
may not now fill out ripen. 1t may rot. Ii
any such result follow the frost we are dead broke,
| and Iowa may be put down as 'bursted." 4 s.
The drought has been very severe and has
damaged quite essentially. On the whole,
fear the year will not be one of abundance
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CHRISTIAN EXAMPLE Us. BoARD.-The Derbyshire
Advertiser states that young man, a member of
for board in pious family, where his christian
example would be considered a compensation,
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ROARN OF TRAnl

DOAhD Of 1hADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of September
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
THos. sV1A " ATKINSON EoNSls GEO s. BRoW2E s KSHEf
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMol
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMOl

y T..
Brig Pilot Fish, Savage, Boston, 2Ist inst.
Schr Ottoman, Clifford, Boston, 2Ist inst
Schr Dart, North, Alexandria, 2lst inst
Schr Alabama, Bonner, Savannah, 10th inst
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In the middle of the road between Niagara and
Queenstown there stands an old oak tree, which
possesses considerable historical interest from
tradition connected with it. 1t is, that in of
his pedestrian excursions to the Falls, the ''Bard
of Erin" sat down under its wide-spreading branch
es and composed the ''Woodpecker Tapping" 1t
goes by the name of ''Tom Moore's Oak" 1t is
gradually yielcing to the destroyer of all things
and has lost all appearance Of vitality.
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Loss OF BALTIMORE BUILT VEssEL.-The follow
ing letter was received yesterday by Mr.. Ellwood
ters
"FALKLAND ISLANDS, June Ill have to inform
you of the loss of the ship Helen A. Miller, under
nv command and bound to San Francisco.
"Having encountered very heavy weather of
Cape Horn, which caused the ship to leak so much
that it required the utmost exertions to keep her
afoat, bore up for Falkland Islands with hopes OF
getting to Port Stanly.
''Finding could not keep the ship aloat we
ran her ashore Port San Carlos, to try and save
portion of her cargo. l will be able to save
portion with slight damage.
'JoHN SwEENY, Master"
The Helen A. Miller was built in Baltimore in
1851; is $40 tons register; rates ~ and is owned
by j, SWeeny
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PARLIAMENTARY PRIvmEGEs-A Sensation an The
House of Commons.-The London Court Journal says:
"The Hon. Mr.. l. is Just now creating extraord-
nary sensation in the House of Commons by the
somewhat exceptionabe nature of his costume. No
one can doubt the moral courage Of the honorable
the first Lord of the Admiralty, as he now wears
white hat, crimson neckcloth, yellow waistcoat,
purple inexpressbles, red socks, and lemon colored
kids
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TowsoNrowN, Sept 90, 1859.

IUWoUNIV"NJ FoUpI -Oy IoJJ
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-.Before
Hon. Judge Price.
The attention of the Court was occupied the en-
tire day in hearing the argument of counsel in the
case OF Thomas d. Cockey, of j., Us. Rachel Hard
ing, to establish the insanity and set aside the will
of Elizabeth s. Cockey. The case was given to the
jury with instructions to return a sealed verdict
tomorrow morning.
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EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
IL San Francisco, Cal, and P. c. BOMBALIER CO.,
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0h u Smiths wharf, up stairs
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Middng...... 124@l2K l2&G1S 124612h
Good Mddling 12A9l3 13A@13E 12A@l3
Middng Fair. 134 (dl3R nominal. 13A (dl3H

T.. ]
CANDLES.-There has been quite an active inquiry
this week Candles and sales of seyera hundred boxes
Adamantine have been made at 1T19 cts. for light and
2O92l cts per b, for full weight We quote Chemical
Sperm before, at 252S cts; Sperm at 40 42 cts;
and patent Wax at 5l(a52 cts. per lb Mould Candles
still selling at l2Htdl5 cts for Western and East
ern regular packages and Eastern in fancy boxes
West India shipment bringing 154G16H cts per h.
COAL-Cumberand Coal continues very dull, and the
market for it ia quite heavy 1t be readily bought at
So 25 for fine $3.50 for of mine, and 81 per for
lump delivered board Locust Point and possibly
still lower figure There an active retail demand for
Anthracite Coal but it is still selling from the yards
81 2564 so per ton of .a4O lbs
CHEMICALS-Soda Ash is selling at ~ cts. for so per
cent; Sal Soda at cts. Bleaching Powders at 81 cts
and Bi-Carb. Soda at 4%G4k cts. per lb.
C0PPER.-Copper is quiet, but the rates for it are
unchanged We quote Baltimore refined Ingots before
at 2923 cts and Sheathing at &c cts for English and
81 cts. per b. for Baltimore American Yellow Metal
SheahiIgis still selling at 20 cts and English do is held
81 cts and quote Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails at
"a cts per b. We note the import this week of 227S5
FEATHERS Feathers range at from 40 to so cts per
b for good to prime Mixed but we hear of no sales this
FRUIT-Thsre is but little doing in Fruit. There are
Sicily Oranges here but there few Lemons, and
they selling in lots at So 80 per box Rasins sell
ling in lots $225 for bunch and S25Oper box for layer
and we quote Currants 6E(17 cts per lb. Dried
Apples are selling at 81 cts. per lb
FISH-There is fair trade demand for Fish, but the
market for them is active. Mackerekare and
firm at se.25G95O for No. 81 Sl4914 so for No p and
slGGl6 so per biol for No. Eastern Herrings range
from So rs to so per bbl There about 1000 bbs
good Halifax Herrngs sold last week at So % but only
450 bbs of them reported We still quote Aewives
dull at S44.50 per Dbl. Dry Goldfish still selling at
81 25GG4 so, and do. Hake at S225(a2 80 per 100 lbs
FLOUR.-There has been some movement this week in
City Mills Flour, but in Howard Street and Ohio do the
transactions been very light The weather through
greater part the week has been such to preclude
out of door transactions and this has added 10 the dull
OF the market Standard City Mills Super has fall len
OFF in price since last 19K to 25 cts per bbl but
Howard Street AM Ohio do has ued steadily through
the week at last Fridays price For the better grades of
Flour the demand is active and the market quite firm.
The exports this week have been very light They
follows, viz;
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A NOVEL METHOD OF CATCHING DUCKs.-As the
night train coming west over the Great Western
Railway, few nights since, was moving alorg the
shore of Lake st. Clair, just at daylight in the
morning, heavy fog prevailing at the time, flock
Of wild ducks came rushing against the cars, four
of them entering thu open door of the baggage car
which was quickly closed and the game captured.
The spoils were divided between the conductor and
baggageman.-Det. F. Press.
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Captain Giles L'Hommedieu, the oldest citizen o
Norwich, and the oldest Freenason in Connecticut
died last Wednesday, in his oath year. 1t was one
of his latest requests that he should be buried by hi;
Masonic hrethren
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship ThOs Swami, Layfeld, New York, 2s tinst
Brig Angola, Hall, St Jshn, n B., 10Th inst
Schr. Seguine. Kingsland, New York, 22d inst.
Schr. Almira T., Emerson, New York, Goth inst.
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p, . DIRECTORS.
#. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOR ALLYN
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN r. BRACE,
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES J. RUSS.
HENRY KENEY.


u,,,o . VIM n. BOWERS, Actuary.
TlMO. C. ALLYN, Secretary.
.. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
EPTY continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores Mcrchan
disc Mills Manutactoes and other kinds of property,
on its usual satisfactory terms.
PARTICULAR attention given insuring Farm Property
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Buildings connected
and Furniture LIVE Stock Hay Gran Farming Utensils,
&C. &C. contained in the fora term of three or five
years at Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance be made to the under
signed, the dy authorised gent for Baltimore and vicinity.
Losses cquitaby adjusted this Agency and paid mme
diaely upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN the
cities Of Ne'0 FORK Boston, the assured prefer
GEO. b. C0ALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Rnlfi fihrnrn nlnrtnnr IL En1pt tf.
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Charles Astor Bristed, son of the late Rev. John
Brsted, has presented to the town of Bristol, r.
l., where his father long resided, $1,000, the in
come to be given TO the poor.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-Kingston, Ja., 324 bbls.; Por
bbls.; Halifax 166 bbls.
WHEAT-Laguayra $500 bushels.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Total hhds .. 1852 52.S95 54,577.
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S NE WARE.

which win be offered % shs trade % Mode Teaass
"a Ee<seaaeie texms.
D. q. BlcKEY
1aszf-f zAs ~ Akrkst street.
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CARTER, WILSFORD 4 co.,
Successors To Carer Mckay K Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
NJ E &c II A N T S,
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
NO. MARKET STREET,

NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, rr
HAVE now in store s anG t 70 arrive
90 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbs. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
SO g st. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades
so g Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
500 bags prime Rio c9nes;
100 bbs. New Crop MOlasses, allgrades;
100 hall bbls New Crop AOlasses, all grades;
so bbls. and kegs Golden syrup.
LlQUO
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 90 Dean n Hales do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
leo /" Old Rye do;
100 10 Newsoms do trebble distilled;
100 - Tennessee White do;
200 - Old Country do;
100 % Old Bourbon do;
100 60 Old MonOngehala do;
10 I" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands:
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRlES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes TaIlow Candles,
lGeo Keams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine SALT
900 900 q. Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so nerces Rice;
100 and u 10 Caddis Black and Common Tea;
SO chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". K. Cheese, prime;
100 f. ID. ..
800 bags Shot, assortedl
1000 lbs Bar Lead
so bags Black repperi
100 duz. Bruoms; ..-
100 90 Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 - Scotch Snun;
$50 90 Stick Candy:
100 " Fancy do;
loo casks English Soda
1000 doZ. assorted Buckets;
In store sale than they be had else
where.
We Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Bucket
Mandatory and prepared, ali times sell TO
the Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, WlISFORD q co,
decIO No. Market street