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M Arkets.

Nrw ORLEANS, August IS, 1890.
Cotton sr aaes 'Odsy 600 bales ne ioo ~ s.s ,s
ceipss O, tue three days 800 bales against 900 same
time last year. Pork quiet at So $22 80 for mess To
1rem am do with bills of lading, sX a ga premium.
Sixhi exchange New York, par 10 "a premium
Frelsh' GA Cotton TO Liverpool, "a. .u, % loan
Co4 n dfm sales to day 300 bales prices sitter but
ouola5s unchanged Flour quiet supernne 20 40 % 20
Mxeo corn 6oc Sugar bouysni ana sdvanced &c sales
at sA.c s,so. for fair 70 fully fair Mess pork quiet
Freigsts aud exchange ura,ered. - m spu
F,ol. arr and in moderate demand Wheat trim and
an Uk.vr demand: sales 90 coo bushels No. Chicago
sprins al 81, loco bushels No 40, VI w. 1000
white at 81 17asl Is, 1000 bushels cnoloe do; al
81 20 Corn nrner sales 10000 bushels At %se. a soe
ats sessv sales IL 600 bushels At &c Whskey steady
M @ Ca1al freghIs--5sc. on -four, tic. wheat,
Isxe corn to New York. lake imports-s,ooo Dos
our as 900 bushels wheat, rs coo bushels corn Canal
eIpo, lbs 600 bushes wheat 81 900 bushels corn
Cswuio August z9-6 p NJ.
Flo unchanged at IS 25 for extra state sa 90 small
whes h,n with only light supply offered: sales 10 ooO
bsshs q ref ohio at n 25 Corn buoyant sales 10 COO
bushes No Illinois 5sc and 800 do. do al Doc
Oais aart Barley IN demand. sales last night 5000
bushes CANADIAN 10 arrive at zoe. Canal frcghts IN
changet, &c. on -four, loh; on wheat los 90 corn
10 ke- York Iske imporIs.ioo pos hoar, z as'
export Az bbs hour 5000 bushels wnea', s,'Oo
do. cosa, 900 do. oats ,a.o
Flow 1 good demand sales OF 1000 oos At - 90 .
~ rs toe euperne whskcy very sales 500 opls
1880 gallon. Provisions quiet, no demand prices
nomLsL ghi exchange New York steady at = per
cent premium crc,ao ,os,., % ,sao
flour drm and business limited a, previous rates.
Wheat du. sales 100 900 bushels a. Sc Soc for No
spring SIC sac. for No ?. CSC 81 for No red, In
siorc Corr quiet ard &C. &c lower sales u 900 bush
els ct &c 35c, in store Oats dull and 80 lover
R1ceips-2 soc sbls -four, 600 bushels wheat, So 900
bushe, corn 1000 bushels oats shpmenis-i 500 eels
-four, lSe 0c0 bushels wheat $500 bushes corn, 800
bushes oats. Froients 90. &c higher; f5c l6c on
wheat 20 Buislo. Sight exchange on New York 4 Per
r.x,fr,
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The Kerrigan-Kelly Fight.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Nrw YORK, August ~, 1850
IN reply t. card which appeared In the Herald Of
yesierisy. signed James Kelly, my name is rather
roughly handled by the aforesaid James desire to say
nrst that taught Kelly lesson at Island Pond recently
he snonls no, 80 forget Again, the umpire who
decidci late battle betwoes us was keDys personal
frcod aat pothng but high sense OF honor could have
iudcre 20 sustain truth aud justice through me.
Kelly at ne be a myth) should turn his attention TO
the I1vS OF Fistianar Article eeen says THAT blow
sirucs ~neu ia thrown or down shall be deemed
foul" f0ur times during our recent engagement Kelly
struce ne a most pslpatie foul OF the opinion enter
sained o. the referee have nothing 10 say nold his
certlb ate that ! the battle, endorsed by KEEL
ly's umpire 10 the same effect, aud can, conse-
drenty, scarcely believe that one 30 well
verse; sporting matters would risk an oath
on "Whal be thought another man meant"
The referee knows, too, f1 well that IN my hands Kelly
vzs toy !" and further that The credit Of intro
ducng the "drop game belongs 10 Kelly, ne having
brougn In the sixth round Ia conclusion, cir,
perm 20 rst thank you and through you the entire
press Of the United states, for the kindness shown
am yes a Young man, depending upon my profession
thai o saor for tbs sdppvrt Of myself aud family
do aspire 10 the nstc honors OF the rng unless they
be "a 3ed honorabls manner If Kelly "a still silly
enousn ~ tnink that am not his master am willing
=ssn 10 awe him chance "a shadow though bel
oy acSepting his proportions. will light him al one
hundred aud forty eight pounds for from 81 600 and up
war5s within eight weeks from the time the articles are
drawn AGAIN thanking you, air. sm your obedent ser
vent, DAN. kERRIGAN.
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Married.

BRowy-Cnna AT Pcekskill, on Wednesday evening.
August 90 by the Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. JAMES
B BRows 70 Miss Ina q. CRAIG both Of Peekskill.
HuBRARD--CARsAN.--On Monday, August "a, at the re-
sdeuoe OF the brides father Wcstdsld staten Island
the Rev John Swain, Mr.. WILLIAM W. HuRRARD 10 Mss
issm1IA CARw.x, all OF the above named place
MoIEAs-DurCH-O Wednesday, August - at the
West Twenty third street Presbyterian church, by the
Rev. r. q. Clark, WARD MCIkAs, TO Miss HKysnrrA
DrrcH, all OF this city.
NEuxAS-LKw1s -InJBrookiyn, on Tuesday, August 20,
By the Rev Moses Scudder at his residence, Mr. JOSIAH
NxuxAN OF New York. 10 Miss CAROLINE Lswrs, OF West
chester, New York.
RucH-Bowxx--On Wednesday, August q, by the Rev.
T. r. Chapman, Mr. GpopGr T. Rrcs 70 Mss MARIA A., &C.
coDd daughter OF the John NJ Boxen ali OF this city
English papers please copy.
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BosrwIcx AT Fails Village, Ohm, 90 Tuesday, August
II, OF consumption, fprpxRcx Bosrucx, aged ~
years, late conductor on the Hudson River Railroad.
The remains taken TO New Milford for intermep.
BRrspeKD.-At Southoid, l. T., on Tuesday, August -,
Ears infant daughter d W. J. and RAchei Hundred, eyed
4 monshs.
B,rrs-on Wednesday, Angus, 70. M.rrr su.ns, Ia
The TVth year Of he aee.
Tue rsaaa oi We AuIy sSe respectfully ny.ssa W ~.
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FRuGHrs Continued firm, while the On gsse@enn em
brace about 50 900 bushels wheat IN Liverpool included
In which 20 900 bushels corn, IN bulk nj III i'd,
and the remainder consisted OF wheat 10 bulk and ships
hays I'D for delivery next week For room ABOUT
600 boxes cheese and 200 packages butter at eos 10
london aoo0 bbs -four were engaged M3 11sd 81 pa
and y 900 bushels wheat IN ships bags al l2Ad. To
Glasgow, 900 bushels wheat engngcd at e., sad
2100 barrels -four nj % Oil. bark engaged TO load
for the port with wheat al loIid in bulk and al
lid. IN bags. vessel was taken up Tor Cork, and
HaY.--sslss wore steady, with sales Of new at zSc.
Soc, and OF OLD at s0c 95c.
lump Rocklsnd The sales comprised 800 Of the former
and 200 Of the latter.
MolAss.s The market continued quiet and the sales
limited.
NAVAL srosx.-New Yorx barrels spirits were held At
Ale, and 200 barrels, in shipping order common sosn
delivered from yard at 81 10 go lbs And sales
made TO arrive and aaoai al 81 g. Crude vas arm
at s2T5
mand with sales during the present week OF 80 900
gallons city al soc ole, and 600 do Eng'sh sse,
months time, adding interest The whst7ssas SID
market for the week ending August 1.-THE market has
been exceedingly quiet since our ia, and the only Trans
actions have 10 notioc IL sale Of 100 bbs sperm al
price not TRANSFERRED Free sales Of prime No Western
lard oil made at S5c 81 and some iS 900 lbs taow
oil have been sold s,c months olive OIL was selling
PeovIaoSs -Pork-The market was less buoyant ani
sctive. New mess closed dull, While prime was nrmer
The sales embraced 700 bbls., ncudn g
$40 70 SO 81 =. old ai sls Is SO 50, and at
s14 t2s s4 25 with lot Of superior quality at slt 81
Beet steady with sales OF $50 bbs including coun
try IS 80, repacked mcss at IS 62S $40 TO-
add extra do. at ell a 80 so Cut meats were more
quiet and no sales Of moment reported Beef hams aod
bacon were quiet, and saes limited. lard was steady
and in fair demand, with sales Of about 200 obs At l3c,
a13ttc Butter and cheese In good demand Tor ex
port and for home consumption.
suo,ps-Thc market was steady, With yales OF about
SEQ hhds. Cuba, part within the range of6ac re,
an part at sc aTtsc, and 600 boxes commoa molasses
sugars, for refining, chiefly at &c.
wHsxsY was srm with sales o. $50 bbls at 22c.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

fHlADkPHA, august ~, koo0
Asptd took place this morning In the nominating Con
rentoa First Senatorial District The Convention
refused entertain endorsing Mr. Douglas for
ths Presidency Ex Mayor Vaux, the Douglas candidate
for State Senator thereupon withdrew
bis name, aud the Dosglsstes retired from the Conven
veotiop. Hon. Samuel 6. Randall, who is In favor OF
Brock 1sdge and Lane, was then nominated. Ar. vaux
will probably independent candidate.
CsAnBxEsBrRG, August %, 1880
The Franklin County Convention adopted resolutions
yesterday recognizing douglas and johnson as the regular
Candidates.
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Bovssr THEAnE.--Nr George Wood, a well known
Western manager, has reatted, repantcd and redeco
rated the old Bowery from pit 70 DOME and s cpsn t
this evening for the regular season, with .
pAny wheh promises exceedingly well The auditor.
rum has been made much comfortable than ever
before sui the stage be entirely rcntted with new
sra,erv and machinery.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 80 1850.

The following ia Nell Bros statement Of the
movements of cotton for the past week and since
lst September last, compared with the five pre-
cedng years.
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Thus the receipts show an increase of 1872 600
over those of last year, and an increase of l.
3sa 900 over 1873. and the exports exhibit the
following results
Compd WtA G. Brit France. on. r. p Total Stock
inc Inc. Dec. Inc Inc
Last year. e0S 900 $4,000 $1,000 $4,000 $4,000
1903 .se7 900 900 lo4 600 10000 s7,oo
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Canadian flour in small supply, while .be sales
were confined $50 bbls at IS 50 81 10. Southern
-four again rmer and in good demand especially for
brands. The transactions embraced about 1000
bb closing within the range Of the above prices. Rye
-four steady ~ quotations. with small sales Corn meal
hrmer, with limited sales At prices given above Wheat
again better owing in degree 70 the diminished
receipts by OF the break good dea, Of the sup
plies coming TO hand from Michigan are in u bad oondi-
ton The embraced about IS 900 80 900 bushels,
35 amber colored Western 81 So for kentucky
white 81 80 81 40 for fair 10 good white Ohio and white
Ind arrive and In store, 81 30 81 IS for soft
white Michigan, 81 30 81 81 for new red State, 20
81 80 for choice Iowa spring, 81 81 81 30 for good red
OBJ and Indiana and 81 2s ~ 81 for son red Western.
Corr-The market advanced from lc &c. per bushei,
with good demand for both export ana domestic use
The sales about 900 bushels including West
ern mixed &c. Is Ic, chiefly at Csc, and yellow do
at roc Rye-Saes OF LOO bushels were made 81 7ec
Barley and barley malt unchanged, with sales o,
Western at 4oc Al c., and OF State al Ale al &c.
CoYTE-A cargo consisting OF 500 bags OF Rio, Was
solf at I3lc and so bags Of 81 DomSpgo at l2Ic
CorroS.1he market was steady, with sales Of aoori
coo bales at unchanged prices. Tho following state
eut the movement in cotton since the LIST OF Sepen
Der last compared with the previous three years
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Sailing OF the PocAhontas for Vera cruz.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1890.
me Pocahontas has sailed for Vera Cruz, witha
large uis aad important dispatches.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, August - 7, n
AsHrs.-The market was steady at SIC for pos and
at 566Ac for pearls.
BgEApsrrrvs --Flour-rhe market steady and the
demand active, while common and medium grades Of
State and Western brands rner with sales OF about
Is OcO Is 600 bills, closing within the following range
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Drsw,nS. o. ths Dsl.wAr. stat. Lo.'e-
e. m s.: :,.;, !, So
rs, 81, 50, ~, II, 4s, AZ, S. So 40, 2s, &c, s..
e s. ..a ~ as si. ~ 81 S. g. o.
crso *6oD t EDDY T So & Ica Sss Sssoa1
Drawinss OF France. Broadbents q Co.'s
sussII Cogsrr-CIAss sOs, AUGUST y. 1850.
oo, ss ss; 81, So; IL y, i "a 50. 49, u
49, S. II fh Il 4 ~ s. 4 s. 81 So
| Manager, Wilmington, Delaware.
London and Paris Fan style OF Dress
as for Young men VIII be issued Saturday by DE voE
| shartsi shirtsi:-stx cor %.
Made from the best ws@.g.s and water twist muslin.
| Depot los Chatham street. corner Of Pearl.
Shirts Made 20 Order from Msasure.-D.
C. sILiEcK COX. $50 Broadway, corner OF Liberty
---
Gurney's Gallery,
Miniatures In on and DaKuerreotypes.
Brooklyn. Photosraphs.-Miniat
'' '' CnXs 4. WILLIAMSON Es.abl.Aed 1851
II. II. II. Prince OF Wales.-Photograph
S As se Family as on 1h. AE
steinway q soma Overstruns Grand
and square Pianos are now considered the best
street.
Grover d Bakers Celebrated Noissless
ss% o s an. Sss Fu Sss s family 40
whe.Ier & Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
Office sos Broadway, Few York
Finkie 4 Lyon Sewing Machine Conn
money refunded. Agents SIS Broadway. N. Y.
Singer d Co.'S Gazette ont for Gratuitous
distribution Call a, iSs broadway.
Fairbanks Standard Scales.
Adapted to branch Of business where correct and
sSd S sf q send for
Between Ds S'S and 1or. sss streets,
HerrInS's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar Proos Safes ssl Broadway, Of Murray street.
In View OF the SD and Startling Fact
that the following steamers have been lost President Co
Pae % Hspss
and Others ~ prudent people are buying a TIE DE
otssr ciohns hundred
way, opposite the City Hall
MIR. Lamar, a Prominent Citizen of
Cuhber Ga and Mr.. Weaver Of Albany. n Y, have both
'e'5 fd soS%E qi1f WINE B1rrras
Depot rs William street, N. Y.
Bachelors Hair Dye IL the Best in the
world Made sold and applied in Appropriate private
at he wig factory, 10 Bond street.
CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS the best world. Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 8 Aston House.
Beautiful Compiexion.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for besn
ana rncpa d.po s 81 Bre . 500
Bachelors wigs, ToHpsss and Hair
Dye have improvements sarpassng all oshers natural and
perfect it, turning behind No 10 Bond street.
Hill's Hair Dye so Cents.--Dsp0t No.
Barclay street. and sold by al druggists InimsAble hair
ming.
Barry's TrfcopherOus - the Best and
cheapest article for dreng besufag curling cleansing
preserving and restoring The hair Lsds Try r. Bold BY Al
druggsn
DIR. Marsh Coatinues TO Apply his Radi
cal Cure Truss with In efectng
herniA rupture MARSH co, No vesey street, N.
Mr.. Lamar, . Prominent Citizen Of Cuth-
bert Georgia and Mrs Weaver Of Albany New York. have
Or. ). BoyEE poDs Imperial Wine Btiers,
Depot IS william street, New YORK.
We Cannot too strongly Recommend
hishy of Holoways Ointment marvellous
sufficient passport public and need further
dosemem.
DIR. Riggs Truss Challenges Compare
with known. See testimonials AT oice No
Barclay street.
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Prince OF Wales Hat, at White's.-sorne-
e,ns pea and dsshy All should IT, To be
hal At WHITES only, 20 Broadway Opposite 81 rsuls
ChurrI.
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Fall style Of Hat Ready, and the Best
p,see 20 svy (. OF wATKiss aO Rrosdws f,ga
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FrIFRICTIoN HORSE POWER, ESPECIALLY DE.
N sxpeA Tor ginning cotton driving crcvlAr planinr
moulding and mosng machines. farm mills threshng
chimes DC, &c, great Improvement the horse
EXCELSIOR PLANTATION MILL.
manufactured from the beat French burr This mill IL
perfectly adapted 70 plantation and farm purposes will last
life time; very cOmpsr perfectly simple and may BE- kept
order BY NOVICE sod be By horse water or steam
power.
The Power and NH may examined a, any tina Al the
agency No ~ God street. New YORK. Circulars seat BY
J. A. BENNEr
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AT JONES, 10 AND Il ANN STREET A NEW STYIl
"A OF Shos and Callers s. warranted give perfsc, sAis
faction.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM - TO SO PEE
"A Thousand. Cash buyers offered gves iaducemens
q. CHEEKS. Ic Broadway.
RCHfTEcTs SOAP MANUFACTURED CAIlC<
"A rrniss Ac-slicae soda, or Soluble GlAe sninsnaJ
nsefu Ere proohng, preventing from shrinking
ging sail timber om dry nanafArarcA and fu
.l-by l.. fEUCBTwAf GER q son, ~ Cedar
Box, Rye. Rum, Cosusc axd 0n, Insect Powder
Spirit Emo lent, Nsnxsnsse and MetalA
A IL or THE MOST APPROVED SEWING MACHINES
n bard. bosh aud second hand.
wheeler wilsob. Groyrr Baker Howe nc, at the New
York Sewing Vaccine Emporium, ts6 Broadway. OF
Brnome
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SPORTING.

-.
a VERY PAST AND STRONG SAT-, BOAT grGHTkxx
"A keel sale cheap complete eVey
and neary Address Princes, rlr 2chnon aA-
Islaad, where the boat les.
FRANCIS BUTLER NO PIX SLIP. HAS rHu Ian
il r~st sad choicest essortmenio 81 Dogs N The ~
sfs nfaSir Mango Cure and Yea keru mater, % -.
per soitle Dogs boarded. trsned &C Advioe grA!A
I,oR sAfF--rHE FAST SAILING Pi1s quuu
Ishing schi Petrol. u tons wei adapted fo- -
hslbu nsbing for terms apply 70 Is H. LiLLfkA 90 a.
Pesrl street ~
L,og sALE-A VERT HANDSOME PorSry u~, >
te sod cheap, Ne tho owner has too B. ~ r,t.
DRorECTToN WORTHY or MgRCH ~rs, ,ryrx
Il uon-imported lag al Bul Dyg - eovsi,s "a de,
AZ wsich dog and beng gentle Wit go - a.. a.
quained Yin hin sge Two years, veg 10 vaea1s Ca 70
''es"' '"' "A- ~ 'h4@NN Jph A tAUipNkfa.
ia - ION stree hasemels.
SPoRrIss.-euSs. a1YLks syorvsps Ac.-JUsr
- received 10, done,s and .ags uuls al sale
vsrf br prres Al rkANCR xrTsoLp-I oif ,a~,s,
gsn ross &tnaasn srcsl - sc,is vsyrs,,s1
WAFrED-A YACHT OF yRoM TIN TO FOUBrRTs
w tlos With saba >tsa Ne good sea bcHk A-Aram
R~nnaa eu w HglHa 80, Coz aps wess
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DIR. Marsh Coatiaues to Apply his Radi
cal Cure Truss with In efecting
hernia rupture. MARSH co, No Vesey street, N.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
81, oI1 500 AZ.
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Beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for besuty
preserving complexion skn. Sold u III drug
Ess' Principal depots 7T and 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

HerrlnS's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar Pros Safes 2l Broadway Of Murray street.
Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Bachelors Hair Dye IL the Best In the
world Made sold and applied in Appropriate private
he wig factory, ID Bond street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Aston House.
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MIR. Lamar, a PrOmfnent Citizen of
Cuihber Ga and Mrs Weaver, of Albany. n Y, have both
been cured OF consumption by using
Depot rs william street, n. Y.
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Fafrbanks' Standard Scales,
Adapted every branch business where and
durable scale required Call and examine send for
ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTION CIRCULAR.
FAIRBANKS CO.,
i89 Broadway New York,
Between Dey and Cortlandt strcets)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Bachelors wigs, Toupses and Hair
Dye have Improvements sarpassng all others natural and
easy; perfect it, turning behind. No Is Bond street.
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IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE WIRrs.
NEW srYfs s os sh sHsa%e wAkRtsrrp no Pr
Pen, rrpress 70 any par q tie Unite States rsssps
. a. Tor sa Sis SIS and 50 per DOR a. No opdsrf~sSd
Tor lees thsn half dozes sAirta u ~
Necsrne distance round yoss yNs messur,s frun u
points Of .sch SHOULDER slseye- lengh from The csas
Of he back 70 the wrist with the arr bent Brcas-DsAnss
.rouna ns 10y unaer NE rmpwa WAa-D<Anos arou.A
By sending me shove W. can guarantee psss
" Of 0~ I'm IMPROVED Z ~ fRESr N YOKE SHIRT.
Also. importers and desers N
BAtIOU BROTHHRs
Wholesale trade supple'. on iSs ususi ssrn a.
PRAHDY, WINE, Sep MAPS, RUN AND wHfsKEY
1000 cases Of BRANDY. various vintsges.
5000 cases ,of sCHErpAM scH1APPs,
some hrse years IN store. very nne.
500 cases PORT WINE, various vn,.rss .d grades.
iooVo csses Of SHERRY WINE
Pale and orovp Of very superior quality for private uss
500 cases of MADEIRA WINE
This Nv the was imported direct from Madeira.
1000 cases Of SCOTCH wHrsKEv.
The bes, vhiskey imported.
aooo case. old JAMAICA RUN,
Selected with xreS cara. vcry tine
2oo eases Of old 81 Caotx Rum,
some very odd and ane.
souiberp merchants respectfully invited 70 call and
~ssmne the above s'ocs Wines and tAqnoru say
without of contradiction tha hs.e the sSrsrs And
UDoLPHo WOLFE
IlUARD wANTHD-BY A 0tNYLENAN AND LADY
De-. srs no o' ns s ~ col. 70 e ss. - s sS
Tveusy shir sr~~ss pref-rr-d Addscss e. T. Ia
ypsoa VaAss fosi 0hee, to two dsSs