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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
ARRIVAL or THE EMPIRE CITY.

News from California, Nicaragua, Panama,
with Nicaragua, &c., &sr.
The Empire City, Capt. Griffin, LEFT New Orleans the
2ob instant, and after having been detained the
10 hours lived q. Havana the 23d at $50 r. NJ,
terbg the barbor 10 company with the United States Mail
Steamship Company steamer Illinois, from Aspinw for
New York, with specie msils 450 passengers put
with damage to her machinery, working tho stArboard
engine only. Found port the Company steamer Ora.
NADIA Lieut.. Bergman, to shich transferred the
treasure ano $50 passeng from the Illinois,
The Empire City having received her usual mail, pas
sengers and freight from Havana embarked 1o5 bags Of
California mails from the Illinois and 100 of her passen
GERS and len At the oath for this port 10 be fol-
lowed by the Granada, as above, three hours later.
The Illinois, Csp, Mciowen, was TO proceed after coal
ing and repairing damage 10 machinery
The health is still good at Havana.
Some arrests outside cubans naturazed in the States
being made the ounce OF prevention plan-fearng
lest mischief may be done unless their action be anc
pated.
cargo of Africans was landed tho preceding week.
The Of sugar hand at the ports OF Havana
Mstan was 20o, 600 boxes. Prices unchanged with
downward tendency. Freights improved. Exchange
on London 10 10 l0% premium; New York, u 2X dis
count; New Orleans, par to per cent discount United
States gold coins 2 per cent discount.
The Empire City brings $50 passengers, and s28 800 in
specie, consigned as follows
". L. Jenkins, cashier, Mexican dollars .$l9l 900
G. Robins Il Son, gold. 81 900
Merchants Bank gold. IS 600
Scwen, Ferris Co., gold. d......"............. 1SoO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
TELE r A P q l G.

CHARLESTON, March q, 1859.
The steamship Isabel has arrived with Havana and Key
West dates Of the 25th.
The steamship Illinois, with the California mails Of the
5th inst, at Havana, with her shaft broken. She
would have to come TO New York for repairs.
Sugars were quiet but firm, at Havana, with holders
asking OK reals tor D. S. No. H. Muscovados were
changed.
Moasses selling at reals for clayed and reals for
muscovado.
Sterling exchange dropping at loI per cent pre-
munl
Exchange on New York, sixty days, TX per cent
discount; New Orleans, short sight, par to per cent
premium.
The schooner Kane, from Sagua for New York, With
molases arrived at Key West the 24h leaking, and
would discharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
Personal Intelligence.


Passengers BY ne Enpirss, chymEro~ San Fr.nssso.
infant Haywood, fizs.bon zscsna shock; Mr.. Ert sni
adv II Browning, N q, ilospane Capt Reno. A; Mr.
usse LADY, Weeo Mr. Fsher anc two boys Mr. Beedsr
acy ami aser scoec Mrs oysirom and infant Ms
Very children and nisn Mr. wssnugon Mrs Campbell
and Eve children enaps trribler) Cunningham, Gosne.
pebrn, wife ard ciio and 81 In The stserAge From a
yanaNr Finley, Mr. Maretzek, sr, and daughter Joss
Jalanz and IS in the s.eerage Prom New Orl-snsR No
Rutt and lady Mrs NeNcomb rpcis Calvert WnW
webb Mrs Caot Msrh aud four children Mrs Leani Joy
bnt lady A Csesa- fsbe child snd servant Alfred MI
aud LADY, and In The second cabin and IS IN the seerage
From Charleston In the steamship James Adser-J II
Wrede, Esd A Gideon, lady aIi chid; h Canpsen W
BcIewen, We'll L Bsster. o cashn W II Aimar, q
hutchuscu, II Graves Tarm, W parth~a'te, scdg-
wick and lady. Thompson, Mason Miss Gilbert,
Mss Gilbert, l. l. seovie D. y Il hellers Bsuog, q
jackson, Jscs scs, Vim se tine, John u Shlyer.
Brns Alfred Field ,amulei w futss aud lady, Theo
Sc igw.ck, Mrs IawTn end children ter.e, Mckn
non W Abbey Rev 9ifarteNn, 4 IA hansen and lady,
Nrs Clisby chi and r lasel. Lady, child snd
servants Rev r Nek' ~ fresen, II q lohnssn Bennett,
sra Voorheea W uspuer X CARROLL Alisn Johu Rah,
A Ccrary Oscr CrOwcl, Geo Foy l. Barr A Ceuiieu,
Z Meisln q Birch, a Louswick, W Canjdes, A shaw
ana 6S In the sieciago.
From oien.tsscs, in ne brig p Martin--F French.
DEpAEruHEs.
Liverpool W The nsp F.uANs Rocker and child,
Tordcn. Nrr Alhcn cat infant & ionis, Mr. aif Nos
I'd Turrer, MA Wson NJ 3C. Abb1 ne ani; Mr.
lisec1 Cubs lnlp NJ snraar Ny; eat1Sk Haul Aba.
ne Nan. A = ,its. Ne La.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

A TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR RcK-We learn from tho
New Orleans Pcayuns that match has been closed for
$40 COO $4,000 side) distance four miles and repeat
weights for age, half forfeit. between Nicholas L. owned
by Mr. Hunter, Of New York. and Tar River the recent
champion Of the Washington Course, Charleston s. c
owned by Mr. Hare Of Virginia The race to come off in
the Of this spring the ensuing summer the
Fashion Course, Long bland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

ABoLTIoNIsTs IN AIKEN, s. C.-The Edgefeld
Advertiser publishes letter. from the Osweso ~.
W Times, and says It vas written by lady in Aiken 20
her brother at The North and sent by him 20 the said
accidentally it, Upon his making 1t known the
citizens generally, considerable exstaniont prevailed
certain lady was suspected. committee consisting Of
T. Finley. General j. r. Viewer and Dr. s Langley,
vrited her Immediately She confess ID the authorship
of the letter, ard forthwith requested 10 leave tha
place within forty eight hours She left the day for
tne Nn.th -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR PANAMA. CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, March 16, 1859.
The British steamer Vixen carried Costa Rca Sir VII
liam Gore Ouseley and family. The Vixen left Punta
Ycaco the 3d. arrived at Punta Arenas the 4h left
that Immediately for Panama. and here in time TO
send her mails by the steamer which left Aspnwa fer
St. Thomas and Southampton the 10th. The officers of
the Vixen have assured that among the dispatches
brought by them AMI sent to Europe the Ouseley
Zeedon treaty. already ratified and dehntvey signed by
President Martinez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

The Grand Duke Constantine, Of Russia, had met
with distinguished reception at Malta The event
tced significant one and being the nrst real inter-
change Of courteses between England and Russia
the termination Of the war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
CHINA.

The China advices are TO Jan. 49, The British
sells Furious and Cruiser, which left behind in the
Egin expedition in the Yang se Kang had been
to get out owing to unexpected rise in the river Al
myal and the marines of the flagship had gone
70 Canton and further operations expected agans
the braves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
TURKEY,

The army Of observation the Danube is said TO have
been increased 70 30,0Oo.
Is said that the Porto claims the right Of appointing
the Hospodars and tbss Sir a. Buwer advises Porte
70 grant this concession 10 the Principalites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

Commander s. B. Bistell has been ordered 10 the com
msnd Of the receiving chip Independence at Marc island
Navy Yard, vice Commander A. b. Fairfax, relieved.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Randolph f. Mason has been
promoted 10 be- surgeon in the navy, TO h a vacancy
occasioned by the death OF Surgeon samuel jackson sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

Dates from Cape Coast Castle 10 February IL aud
Bathurst February 23. There much uueas mess AT
Lagos. The slave trade was struggling for predoinauce
over legitimate business. All was quiet the Gold
Coast Trade was generally dull and there not much
oil coming from the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

Ihe semi official journal Of Madrid that the
affair pending with the Holy See had received
~ solution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
NAPLES.
RIISSIA-

The London Pot ntima,es that the King of Naples has
become voritably insane -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
pAssENCEps nv THE N1Ac.pA

Count Mazznehetts and servants Miss Rowet Mr.
and Mrs klsbach, Miss Ogeore Mr. Eunge LADY Mr. hit
ley and we Csp web.ter C.p, Ba,sow, Dr Appu Mr. Nc
servant Messrs Cater Watt Crane Osvie Chavrer Forbes
Whtchi Bailey vogee Heui Jarviss, Repley McPhevson
MarburR Hand Ennis Heborne, Portuonts Zemuor Meack
Fsrs noble, yoe sclleren Guye Granjean Reuler, Hu
Cooper, Bell, Able Reis Lanfer and ennings '
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
From the National Era.l
The VIRGINIA ELEcroN-TnE DESTINY WHICH
TIE FACTS FoREsnApow.

The VIRGINIA ELECrIoN-TnE DESTINY WHICH
THE FACTS FoREsHADow.
The majority for Letcher over Goggiu for
Governor of Virginia, is $40. 1t seems that
in six of the thirteen Congressional districts, the
opposition have majoritieS, the smallest of which
is 13l, and the others range from SOC to $780, =
This result must be as mortifyihg to the opposi-
ton as to the Democracy, since they had no
Congressional candidates, except in one dis
trict. But is not at all probable that opposition
candidates for Congress would have run as we'll
as Mr. Goggin has done. lie owes his success
in these districts, entirely to the fact that his
opponent, Mr.. Letcher, had been, a few years
ago, an emancipation;St, aud was not able to
satisfy the people in the large slaveholdinS dis
tricts of the sincerity Of his remuneration and
repentance OF that hcresy.
Ftce Of the sir districts carried By Nr Cog.
gin, embrace nearly the aoh0le region East Of
the Blue Ridge, and contain, by the last census
full three IourthS of the STARE population Of
| Virginia. The other district carried by Mr.
| GOggin, is composed of the counties bordering
on North Carolina and Tennessee, and which,
though not Astounding in slaves, is quite Pro-
/ slavery from position.
The seven districts in which Mr.. Letchcr is
ahead Of his opponent are, with one exception,
either wholly in the West or on the Northern
border, near this city, where the Northern Free
Soil sentiment has begun to prevail. The dis
! trio S in which Mr.. Letcher has carried the day
! have altogether not more than fourth of the
slave population of the State, and the four in
which he has large maiorities have perhaps not
twenty live thousand slaves. lie carries the
large slave district, viz: that of Mr.. Goode, on
the borders of North Carolina But even in
this he loses 1854 votes, one fourth his party
strength, as compared with the vote for Wise
Goggin loses in the same district only $50 votes,
as compared with that cast for Mr.. Wises com
petitor.
There can be no mistaking the significance
of this election. 1t shows incontestably the
presence Of Free Soilism in Tirginia, to a degree
well calculated to disturb the rcpose of the
friends of perpetual Slavery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
a NFwPoRr letter in the Boston .Iournal saws

a NEWPORT letter IN the Boston journal says
of the bathing Ladies who cannot boast of
natural plumptitude, equip themselves with life,
preserving Jackets which they initiate before
going into the water, aud which thus gives them
Juno like proportions, This may be scandalous,
yet is true, aid this morning heard plaiutive
cry from bathing house as we passed, DO
come in here, Mrs. Journal Reader, aud blow
me up before go into the water"
The same correspondent also goes on to say
that he has "never known season when there
were more lovely women in Newport And
what is still more pleasing, the beauty is not
confined to women grown, for there are hun
dreds of young girls just bursting into woman
hoOd-opening buds of. beauty beyond words,
full of young life, freshness and health-all IN
conscious of their charms as they glide through
The crowd that pays willing homage to such
grace and purity" The Unconscious" ones are
rare
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

The gentleman who fills the department
ANSWERS to Correspondents in the New York
Ledger, consoles every week, column and a half
ofpeople ina ingenious and apparently satislac-
tory manner lie has word for all sorts of
questions-telIs "TouN" that his father is wise
in refusing him night-key, aud SARAH that
decidedly it is not right to go to picnic with
young man whom she has seen only once"-
The replies to amatory inquiries arc innumcrn.
BILE, and geography and history are Mt the an
swerer's fingers ends lie is also linguist. His
salary should be large one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

The theory ofrepub,ican government necessari-
Iy assumes, that every man informs himself of
the laws enacted for his government, and the
protection of his rights, by his representatives;
and hence the familiar legal maxim, that igno-
rance of the law does not excuse. Most advan-
tageous to all public interests would it be, if our
people would carefully inform themselves, not
only of the laws which govern them, but also
OF the measures of their public agents, whether
legislative representatives, magistrates, or 9TH
ers, and it shall not be our fault if they do not
have laid before them both the law and the facts
relating to this subscription to the stock of the
Hcmpfeld railroad company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

IL consequence of the lingering death of yir-
ginia Stewart, after having received a pistol ball
through her brain, the New York papers are
filed with speculations as to whether or not
that is such bad place after all to be shot in
Heretofore it has been supposed that when the
brains ola man or n woman were out, thathe or
she would die, if not instanter, at least within
n reasonably brief period. But just now such
docs not seem particular necessity We are
told that:
1t is not the loss of the substance of the
brain that is to be feared, so much as it is the
resulting irritation and inflammation CongeS.
ton may produce stupor, and hemorrhage may
cause death. But the abstraction of a consid
cradle portion of the cerebrum, though perhaps
substracting from the nervous forces and the
power of endurance, does not seem to be ne.
cessary occasion Of fatal results, or even impair
mcnt of mental activity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

By a recent regulation of the Reading Rail-
road Company, each coal train numbers from
III to 12o loaded cars, averaging five tons each,
making an aggregate of nearly six hundred tons
per train, and drawn by single locomotive
Some idea Of the power of the "iron horses" may
he derived from the fact, that, a few days since,
one of the side cylinders of a locomotive attach
I'd to Il coal train, gave out few miles below
Reading, but the engineer managed to reach
Phoenixville with one cylinder, drawing the en-
tire lead without reducing the speed in the least
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

We learn from London paper that the Mar
chioness of Westminster had brilliant ball on
the goth ult, at Grosvenor House, which was
attended by the largest assemblagc of the aris-
tocracy held during the fashionable" season.
The superb range of apartments, including the
gallery adorned by the famed Grosyenor collec-
ton of paintings, were thrown open on the
occasion. The gardens in the rear of the man
sion were beautifully illuminated The walks
were lighted by rows of colored lamps, and the
effect was heightened by tastcfnlly arranged
groups of Variegated lamps in the several par
tsrres. The members of the royal family occu.
pied seats in the ballroom specially appropria.
ted for the elite Marchioness's guests.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

THE wool clip in Michigan, this year, is very
large. Already, since the LIST of June, the
amount brought by the different railroads to
Detroit has exceeded 2,25o,oOo pounds, a much
larger amount than was brought in during the
whole of last year
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

PRETTY girlattended ball out West, recent.
ly, decked off in short dress and pants. The
other ladies were shocked. She quietly remark
ed that ifthey would pull up their dresses about
the neck, as they ought TO be, their skirts would
be as short as hers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

The New Orleans Picayune states that the
prosperity of the Southwest and the rich har
vests gathered for several years past have given
strength and body to public enterprise The
whole country begins to exhibit an interest in
works of internal improvement, and LEGAL rail-
roads ara projected to become branches of the
great trunk lines in all the districts South of the
Ohio and bordering on the Mississippi Ten
years of progress similar to thar witnessed,
says the Pic, and the close network of railroads
in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas will surpass anything now
witnessed in any of the Northern States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

TIE N. Y. Tribune publishes document
received from correspondent at Berlin 1t
purports to be be a memorandum drawn up by
lh2 Russian Cabinet more than twenty years
ago, for the instruction OF the present Car in
The principles and aims of Russian policy. 1t
was brought to light after the accession of the
Prince Regent to the government of Prussia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

IL the Memphis appeal there is letter from
Cincinnati of a rocy character In it occurs
this passage:
The finest store in Cincinnati (wholesale and
retaiD is Shillito'S, on Fourth street, between
Vine and Race. ShilHto is the Stewart OF the
West. He employs eighty FIVE clerks; fifteen
boys to run about the house, and twenty five
working hands for heavy jobbing, etc. Tho
house is continually thromged with ladies', not
only from the city, but from the surrounding
States. His clerks are fine takers. One of
them sold me piece of silk which he declared
spun in Italy, woven in Saxony ard dyed in
Hungary superior to any ever imported, and
never to be imported again, for the spinner,
weaver and dyer had all quit the wheel, loom
and vat, and gone to the wars. Such is the eo.
quencc Of the counting room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
%S~S%

The Springfield, Mass, Republican says a
novel idea is entertained in astronomical circles,
which will be startling to every one. 1t is that
of Pricking the great comet, so that he will carry
ND his tail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

~ j. NJ the fact that your name and your
residence were Withheld in yonr communication,
we're reasons" enough for US Withholding it from
our columns. lfyou will read "IIervey's Med
ttations among the Tombs, however, YOU will
no doubt discover other reasons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

STEPS are in progress for the organization of
a land company in London, with capital Of
100000 sterling, to be devoted to the purchase
and settlement of lands in Illinois. The Prairie
Land and Emigration Company state that
conditional purchase has been made of 25O, 600
acres of prairie land, from the illinois Central
Railroad Company. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
To the BE- Dragged nad Poisoned CftTzena
OF wheeling aud Vicinity.

To the Esc-Oruggcd nad Poisoned Citizens
OF wheeling nmd Vicinity.
You are overrun with deuge the vest compounds in
the form of Alcoholic Drinks that emanated from
that pest of society the LIQUOR They are sold to
you as luxury they dispensed to you as A1edi.
cine and in either case the effect 5 the same
There but one to escape, that is to USE as
luxury or neticament reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that it has
nOtbeen tarlpered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection of the British Govern
uent' is deicatey Favored (uul!ke any other Gn) With
some of the most valuable reeto.aves o: the Yege able
Kingdom and is by far the healthy beverage extan
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS FrRoPE AND AMERICA not
only SIS by hale and hearty but pre-
scribe Il as medicine where a stimulant is required
The FEMALE will find it not only pleasant Cordial
but certain relief in suering periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pin; bottles by DRUGGISTS GRO.
GERS &c.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN co. II Main
street. T. u. JOHNSTON, 17G Market ST., and o,hera
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent
myl'-d&Wllm DEPOT, No. ~ BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
NOTICE.
wANIED-

A SITUATION as Book-keeper in Bank or Banking
IA House, Wholesale Retail Mercantile House, Raj
road, Commission Steamboat Office, by young man who
give very satisfactory testimonials to abilities In
chants College, Pittsburgh and taught bookkeeping in
institution. Has had experience as BooEEeeper in
Bank, employed in that capacity In large Mer
camille House central Ohio, and shes to come to Wee
ling home very willing make himself
generally employer Wishes permanent em-
pIoYment with right kind OF man. and salary Is
secondary object, would wish advancement
after first year. satisfaction given. Can refer TO
gentlemen of this and other cities Address T. e. J., Box
"a, Bridgeport BcmOut Co., Ohio. auSg-St"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
Wheeling Female Seminary

MIS- Institution, under the superintendent of Mrs s
I H. Hanna has of the foremost schools
IN me country l. has grown in interest, usefulness and
FAVOR steadily until it is believed BY its ard
oI lustee that presents attractions to parents and
abroad such few schools anywhere in the Wet
can claim The academic regime adopted curried out
mas neen the result OF the carefully maturrd plauI or
corps OF efficient and experienced teachers and every
OF the course has been syscmatiEed
Is believed to be exactly adapted to every variety
Of capacity and grade of progression among pu1IlS
me situation OF the school is md inviting
olnhg as great number OF advantages point Of heath
scenery accessibility and general Convenience to bogre
Nc any school known to It's Board.
the academic year Is divided Into sessions of vs
months each the next session will commence on the rst
ntanesd"y OF September Will close On the last TbTS
aay Of January For terms, &c. any additional infor
maOh see Catalogues (which may lad at lhIs oIirrI
or on application TO aEy one Of the undersigned -
BOARD or TkCsTEEs-Rev. l.. Il. Perkins Key n V
V iSY :. +. hcl'nre Jas r. Baker, Or: A. p
Wheeling, Va. vial 1t - Ia % o.
1.-THE following papers will copy month ca CHI md semi
ns Nprompuy on insertiO this for
Ws4s6urg Herald Petersburg Gazette Woodsfeld sni
Carksburg Register, Charleston Cva Republican 81
olalrsElLle ". Chronicle Fairmout vtrginian.l
Extra Family Flour.
* BARRELS Cans. barrels Eewtown white ,vb.,,
49, just received and sale by -
jy21 N. REILLY.
RACON.-lO tIerces Rawson's sugar cured Canvass,
Ito Davis plain Hams. just received
anu '"' sSiS " ljy.T ". REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
New Advertisements.
Something New.

TN the old Postoce building, door North OF quincy
street. large lot of Stone, Liverpool Rockingham ana
Red Ware, constantly on hands and for sale BY 10
aug9-4w J. H. SiSGEFoN co.