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A NEeRo KItLED.-A party of
gentlemen were out hunting this
morning when their dogs got on
the trail Of negro in the cornfeld
Of Mr.. J. A. Dougherty, just above
town, aud run him up to a heavy
briar tbicket near the Montesano,
where he took refuge and fought
desperately against his assailants.
lie killed five of the dogs with a
large butcher knife, then fed on
hearing the hunters approach. He
refused to obey their orders TO stop
and surrender, when number Of
shots we're fired with effect, and he
fell dead. He is of copper com
plexion, heavy moustache, and
bears a stiking resemblance to an
Indian. His place of retreat in the
briar tbicket was found and was
well stored with provisions.-Ad.
voodte, Thursday.
The necessity which requires the
use of dogs, to capture runaways
must be regretted by all, and it
ought to be the very last resort.
Those who know the evils, which
require such violent correctives,
are more competent to judge Of the
practice than we are. The train
inr Of dogs for such purpose,
commenced we believe, in the cruel
warfare against the Indians of
Florida, and for our part, we
wish it had ended there.
That the fugitive should fight for
his life when beset by pack of
savage dogs, is in obedience to the
common dictates of humanity
There should be some other cause
for the use of the gun in such ca
ses. Coroner Jones informs us,
that the man referred to by the Ad-
rocafs, was one of the poor, misera-
bic, and degraded race of Indians,
who were at one time the lords and
landholders of the country. As far
aa Iou;s;apa 10 con,nrood tbn,, n~o
nearly extinct, aud the verdict of
any jury of inquest, might be "died
of whiskey." What few remain, as
long as they do not violate the laws
of which like others, better cir
cumstanced-they live in ignorance
they should receive our protec-
ton, If they have not our sympa-
thy.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-The Concordia

SAD ACCIDENr.-The Concordia
( La. Iuteligencer has the following
On Wednesday morning, Septem-
Der 5, on Mrs. Curry's plantation, four
miles back of Fort Adams, in Wilk-
inson county, Miss, 4 steam engine
had been erected, but not attached to
the cotton gins it was intended to
move. Mrs. Curry aud some ladies'
with her, were anxiously to see the
engine in motion, and the negro was
ordered to FIRE up and put on steam.
The overseer, Mr.. Floyd. very wor-
thy and reliable man, having q wife
and one child, was near, but not su.
periutendiug the negroes movements,
who received his orders direct from
his mistress. The steam made the
engine revolve very slowly; more
steam was ordered on, when the mo-
ton Of the engine was furious and ap-
palling. The overseer called to the
negro to shut off steam, but he had
lost his senses by fright and fed, TO-
gether with the ladies. Mr.. Floyd
ran to stop the engine, but just as he
reached it, met an explosion which
torehis body into fragments, scatter.
ing them far and near. Half of his
head, including one eye could not be
found for burial.
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DIED.

On Yesterday, 2lst inst, CATHERINE,
daughter of WM. & HARRIET LooKwooD,
aged years and IL months.
The friends and scquain,ances of WV. &
HARRIET LOCKWOOD, are respectfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral from their resi-
dence, corner of North and st. Mary's
street, this Saturday morning at 8
o'clock.
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'aribaldi About Entering the City.
AFFAIRS OF HUNGARY.
tBr rms NATIONAL Asp Arsarcas urrs.l

TBT yHs NATIONAL App AsRRicas IIEEsl
CAPE RAos, Sept. 1s.--Ths Royal mail
steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, passed
This point this morning, bound for Halifax
and New York.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the sth
inst, and called at Queenstown on the
evening of the 9th.
The following is q summary Of hcr po-
liticsl and commercial news:
LIvERPooL, Sept. S.-The sales of Cot
ton to-day (saturdsy) amounted to IL 900
bales, Of which spectators and exporters
took 5000. The market generally closed
Arm at yesterdays prices.
The Bresdstuffs market to-day closed
dull. Quotations are nominal.
Wheat declined Sd. during the business
week ending Friday, Sept. Z. The market
closed dull.
Indian Corn has declined Cd. since last
Tuesday. The market to day Is quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.--The market for
Provisions generally closed quiet at previ-
GUS rates.
LosEor, Sept. s-There has been slight
advance in the English Funds, and Con-
suls to-day closed at s3I to sS%. The
smouut of bullion in the Bank Of England
has increased 1855 900 during the week.
HAvRE, Sept. s.-The Cotton market is
generally unchanged. Orleans tres ordi-
naries closed at 92f
European Political Intelligence.
Movements of an insurrectionsry char
acter had taken place in the States of the
Church, in which the Pspsl troops were
defeated.
Eight Sandman vessels of war are in the
bay Naples with two regiments on board.
The British steamer which Garibsldi
had taken possession OF has been captured
by the English.
A telegram from Nslpcs, dated Septem-
Der 7th, confirms the arrival of Garibaldi
at salerno on the morning Of the 9Th.
His entrance into the city of Naples was
daily expected.
The city Of Naples is tranquil.
The French line of battle ship Alo1an-
drie had left Toulon for Naples.
Victor Emanuel has been proclaimed at
ssla, without instruction.
The Emperor Napoleon has assured
Count Fsrini that his sincere desire is to
see Italy independent.
Advices from Vienna say that the En-
peror OF Austria had received the Counts
Of seguin and Apponis, who exposed the
historical rights of Hungry to him.
The Emperor pronounced himself in ia
vor Of a Hungarian programme which, 1T
is said, will be adopted with an amend
ment concocted between the Count of Har-
tic and the Hungarian delegates.
GARIBALDI IN NAPLES.
It is reported that the English Govern
ment received dispatch after the sailing
of the Europa, stating that Gen. Garibaldi
made his entrance into the city of Naples
triumphsntly, and without opposition, on
the 7th.
War Preparations I'm Upper Italy.
A telegram from Turin, dated Sept. sth,
states that the manager Of the Southern
railway has been requested by the Govern
mont to prepare for an extraordinary tran
sport Of troops.
The third, fourth and eighth corps
d'armee are about being placed on . war
footing. All soldiers on furlough have
been ordered to join their regiments i'm
medistely.
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lar AZ the reading of a win re

s% At the reading of a will re-
Gently in one ofthe Austrian courts
containing some expressions on the
part of the deceased, offensive to
the Austrian government, which
excites the popular applause, the
Procureur-general could not refrain
from muttsriDg, Only to think,
the fellow ean't be arrestedrp
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~ The Philadelphia Ledger
thinks the wheat harvest is going
to bring the country q hundred
millions OF dollars extra, and wants
to know what will be done with
the money.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

r HAVE just opened large stock of these rood. /.
Il embracing almost every article appertaining q
to Gents Wear, such as Linen and Cotton Shirts
In all the different varieties, Gents underwsre Of
All kinds, handkerchief, Stocks, Necties and
department / am prepared TO show the very best
goods, and will guarantee nothing better in the
market. w d. PHIIIIpa
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TUE DRUG sTOREICF ED. d WIN. BOGEL RE
Il moved to their new building, opposite tn
'd sahd. may26
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H The Chinese picture of ambition
"a mandarin trying to catch comet by
putting salt on its tail"
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TO PLANTERS

WILL receive in few days a large supply OF
Il white and Grey negro Blankets, also plain
ana Ivined Linseys ssd kersey, these goods
viii be sold at very low prices,
septic w d. PHILLIPS
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DRESS GOODS.

WILL receive about the first Of October, all
l. the newest styles Of Ladies' and Misses goods;
those in want Of snything In this line may depend
on finding some handsome goods.
septic W. d. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE.

hURfNG my absence Mr.. Gabriel Gusmsn \.
IL authorized to act as my Agent In all mat.
ters wherein am interested.
septl2-lmd&w CELESTE gsPINARD.
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NEW GOODS
CLOTH CLOAKS.
SKIRTS AND CORSETs.

A LARGE lot Of Hoop Skirts at reduced prices,
IA also lot ofresf French Corsets. at the
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE
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MILLINERYi MILLINERYif

TUE sUBCRlBEh would respectfully In. Essae<
form the citizens Of Baton Rouge, the ~
ladies' especially. that he has just oponed Wv
on the corner of Main and 81. Hypolite
streets--the first door East Of the residence of
Samuel Ssoffeid, Esq, very elegant stock Of
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
His stock OF Ladies, Misses and Children's Bon
nets, Hats, Caps and Flats is very heavy-em-
bracing the latest fashions. Bonnets and Hats
cleaned and repaired on short notice The la
dies are isvited to call and examine for them
selves. II. DASH.
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Lsdies Bonnets aud Misses Fl.ts.

I WILL receive in few day a large stoet of
Il SIR, Velvet and Winter Straw Bonuets also
the hsndsomest assortment Of Misses Flats 10 be
round sny where. w. II. PHILLIPs
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NEGRO HATS.

A LARGE supply Of these goods, Black and
"A White, just received.
septic w. ID. PHILLIPS
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Net Worsted Closks and TaImss.
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED will open in a few dsvs
Il something very pretty In the above line, also
septl2 wD. PHILLIPS
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Dear Sir: Your noble, feeling heart for
"my person." also your knowledge and
abilities, compels me to remove you TO n
sphere Of life which corresponds to my
thankful heart in fulfilling. Your chill
dren will not be forgotten then by your
friend, NAPOLEON ii.
Next time more. al act for my friends"
The mans name is Kreig; it is not i'm
probable that others may have been cheat
In the same way as the parties alluded TO
above. For obvious reasons we have sup
pressed their names.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

LIVERY article appertsiniug 10 Boys wear can
IL now be found at my Clothing Store, the as
sortment Is very complete and all made % in the
best style. w ID. pIIII,IIps
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SINGULAR IMPOsTURE.
A asor or rAroLEorn IN DETROIT.
From ,h.ps,roit Advertiser, Sept. 9.


From theDetroit Advertiser, Sept 9.
A case hiss just come to light where sew
eral respectable Germans residing in the
eastern part Of the city have been imposed
upon by person calling himself son Of
the Emperor Napoleon Bonapsrte, and
representing his wealth in Europe, az be-
ing immense. While taveling in this coun-
try he stated that he had been robbed of
al the funds he had with him-soms $50
000--snd hence his arrival in this city in n
destitute condition. Here he succeeded in
playing upon the confidence of two or
three persons, fleeing one of them TO the
amount of nearly $500. Something at
length occurring to awaken suspicious, his
real name and character were discovered, :,
when his higbpees very wisely thought IL
best to leave town. That in the present
day any one could allow himself to be de-
ceived a. some men were by this scamp, Is
truly astonishing. While pretending to be
80 immensely wealthy, he, for nearly six
months, derived his entire support from
what he was able to borrow on promises Of
future re-imbursements. The principal
means rssorted 10 TO keep up bis credit
was the mailing to himself Of mysterious
looking documents, which, purpcrting to
have come from Germany, would be taken
from the post Office for him by one or an
other of his friends. OF course they presu-
med them to have some reference to his
prospective fortune, and advanced freely
on the idea. A gold watch, which was Ell
ther loaned or given to him by the wife Of
one Of these friends, has since his dspsr-
ture, been replevined from his wife, whom
he left in the city and this action has
brought the matter before the courts,
where many curious facts have come TO
light. From one Of his letters exhibited
il seems that he had created one Of his
friends an Archduke. The following is q
specimen Of his correspondence, translated
literally:
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CABINET or THE ENPERoR,l
Detroit, July 7, lS60.I

To his Highborn Baron Frederic Won
Dear Friend; like to call you so. You
are to remain my friend throughou all my
life's journey. Remain friend to me, es-
pecislly saeh one as unfortunate princes
seldom have.
Act nobly, then the future shall win you
lsurels. Reach me your true hand in
storms, just as I shall always be ready.
remain, Sir Count,
NAPOLEON III.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. I2.-Flour &c.-The
as so for superne and western; s6a6 for extra
and low grades western extra; Sc 20d 27H for
shipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio s6S597 for
trade brands do, and $625G7 for st. Louis extras
Southern -four is quiet the receipts larger and the
low grades are heavy of 160 bbls at SO l0G6 so
for mixed to good superfne Baltimore. &c, and $500
ply-sales Of 270 bbls at S3.50a4 40. Corn meal is
Brandywine Grain-Wheat is in good demand, with
light receipts. The market is shade frmer but not
quotaby higher with considerable purchases for early
arrival The bulk of the spring arriving is smuty and
is slow of sale Prime is wanted and good white is in
demand for shipment. The sales III 400 bushels
labOut onethrd to arrve) at "a for fair No
Milwaukee Club ST 32 33 for soft red western; 81 3sd
SO good do do 81 40 for amber Michigan 46G so
for white Indiana &C. 81 56 go for white Michigan, in
bbs., and $l.57h for white Kentucky Rye is quiet
small sales of soft at 76 cts and good at 80 cts Bar
mand-saes of LOO bus State Spring) at IS cts Oats
and in demand at improving rates-sales of
Western at 42 and State at Al hG42A cts Corn
is rather frmerthe arrivals are light, and we notice
speculative inquiry for lots in Stores 20 cts for Western
mixed aoa 20 cts for do in store, 20 cts for Western
yellow aoat ~ cts for round yellow and 7lG72 cts for
Southern do. CofeeThe market is steady but less ac
tive; sales of $50 bags St Domingo at cts 351
do Maracaibo at lax cts SO do and 800 mats Java al
| 16x cts. Cotton-The market is shade frmer, with
moderate sales basis of ION Gl0H cts for middling
Uplands and li6IIk cts. for do. Cuffs Molasses i:
steady and in limited request sales Porto Rico at 2S cts
rs bbls prime Muscovado at 81 cts 46 do Baroadoes
been in improved demand at steady raes-saes of 500
hhds G7b cts. for inferior to good Cuba and a
cts for Porto Rico also 302 boxes Havana at 6H
cts for Nos To- 9O5 bags Manila part if not all al
6x cts and 81 hhds Melado at 3A(d4 cts Whskeym
The demand and the market steady-saes of $50
| bbls. at "a u cts. -
| NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Sept. 13.-The mar
ket Beef Cattle Forty fourth St continued through
yesterday quite good it Tuesday and all the
fresh Cattle yarded t3502 head and something over 2O'
stale Cattle all sold before night at considerable bet
for the than the class sold for las
Wednesday. The great bulk of them sold at very ever
not far from cents pound for the meat the selle
sinking oTal. small portion brought cents and som
of the rsclass retail butchers had to pay 9h cts. fo
| such quality they want
According the reports from the several market place
| int ba citv hay bepn we'd ia
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zannetarr ann GuammfrfiaI &ebifw.
R.Lr1aoRE. September Is, 1861


- ,. b,siness done at the Board day in
ine -, ,. IN other stocks the transactions
,.t silver Valley continues to be the favorite
49,, mining stocks and the sales oft to-day add
, 10 900 shares. The market for it was very |
=. -, and further advance of 316 of dollar was |
ay,ibed in it, making total advance since the open
-, of the week of y of dollar per share. The sales
were at from $lA to 81 and it left off at slSl
hid SIX asked regular way. Gardner Hill continues
very firm but there but little done in it to-day,
single lot of 500 shares only being sold at $SH buyer 60
days. 1t closed regular way a. S. bid, sS4 asked.
Most of the Mining stocks the list rather
heavy Gulford sold at the previous rates but Spring
field, Consolidated, Cambridge, and Baltimore and North
Carolina were all lower. Sales made of $50 shares
Guord SO at $500 cash, and 500 subsequently at So
time 300 shares Springfield at from 81 down to So &c.
the market it closing however at s34 bid 81 asked
regular way; 200 shares Consolidated at "A; 500
shares Cambridge at s119G14, and 200 shares Bat
and North Carolina at SlS@1l9 10. Silver Hill was
rather rmer day than has been and sales made
Of 100 shares 81 cash, and 81 time. Nothing
was done in North State Rudsell. For the for
mer stock only s1& bid, but the latter
closed steady 81 bid 81 81 asked regular way The
sales addition those of Mining stocks include only
IA shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at sS3 cash,
decline of q the last sale previously, $50
shares Northern Central do. at s23A as shares
Farmers and Merchants Bank at $4l%, and $4,000
Cehtrai omo railroad hrst mortgage DohuS a'
30. For Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds 6S4
bid and 90 asked, and Baltimore and Ohio 1855
closed at 90 bid COX asked There Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad extra dividend bonds offered day,
and they closed without sales at rs bid so asked State
and City 6's firm, but nothing done in them.
Rates for foreign Exchange shade lower than they
last week. The following the figures oday'
viz London, bankers bills, 109A do. commercial do,
1O9 31O9k Paris 60 day bills, Of 13A do. short sight
do ST 10; Antwerp, ST X; Bremen 79A@79S; Amser'
dam, Al VI Hamburg, 81 Cologne 73H; Frankforton the
Main, Az.
In New York today stocks were generally better
Erie advanced z; Reading n Cleveland and Toledo IL
Michigan Southern, Michigan Southern guaranteed
y; Rock Island l z; and Harlem, X New York
Central Galena and Chicago, Virginia and Missouri g.:
all closed at yesterdays figures but Canton, which wa:
the only stock the list that declined, fell of \.
SALES AT THE BALTIAoKE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, September 10. 1850
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butchers at<ces ranging from So to s42k, averaging
$362k per 400 lbs. gross.
HoGs.-Hogs selling at $SS2s per 100 lbs met blu
they are in good demand at these figures.
SHEEP.--We quote Sheep this week at $39325 per
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

UOASTWISE.
BosToN-Steomship Ben Deford.-659 cases boots and
shoes Mofett. Mockbee Ho 200 do Bayles & Co.; 233
do Carey, Bangs & Woodward; 40 do White & Swope;
go do B. o. R.R. Co.. $50 do 3l4 casesdry goods 302
bales do sundry persons.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
II scrbers have obtained from the Orphans Court
more CITY in Ma yland letters teSamentary on the cS
tate of CHAS G. BOEHM, late Of said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
touthe subscribers, before the 10th day March
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted said
requested to make immediate payment Given under
our hands this 7th day of September, 1860.
AUGUSTUS W. BOEHM,
CHARLES T. BOEHM,
SSlqw4Wt Eynrnfnrs
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furniture.

TT ENRY W. JENKINS,
Ill PRACTICAL Ca BIN EFT MAKER
No. 10 LIG HT ST.,
has on hand large stock of and is constantly
rng every description Of CABINET WARE, Of the
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING irXDFK
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS Of Hair or Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADS suitable for Hotels servants, &c. ia$t'
"a NEW FURNITURE
MA WAREROOMS.
The undersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with moderate
prices he hopes for continuance Of the patronage lie has
- 'O'' '''''' THOs McGIANNAN,
No. 4Gl W st Baltimore street.
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE mh23 II
n W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E&a CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
MI Nos. 9S AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Fsctory great
variety Of CHAIRS manufactured of Maple, Oak Walnut
and Mahogany Cane-Seat and Buck, Rush and Wood
Chairs, painted or unpanied, knockdown drove up,
bundles or boxes fer shipping.
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Cane seat,
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Char5 Cane seat ana Spanish Chairs and Suits
Back, Cottage Sets and Chanh,
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back, bureaus
Tetea Tetes, Canessat andToet Tables Washstanls
Back, Extension Tables, sc.
cordially patron and all others ia
the trade, to give Is a call
REFERENCE:-Robinson, Lord & Co Duer, Norris Z
Co. ). $. Stevens Sons
W. GREENWOOD Il co.
ap28f RaIfimoII
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EXPORTS FROM RALTIMORE

ACAPULCO, MExIco-Bdrk Snap Dragon.-729 tons
coal.
DEMERARA-Bark Anne.-1 900 bbls. flour $50 do
meal $50 do bread 200 bus bran 400 bus 100 bus.
oats 100 bbls pork 100 half bbs beef erces hams 200
tins lard 500 boxes Candles horses, and calves
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N E W f U r N | T U R E
4 AAAIS
". GREENWOOD & CO.'S

a A. MATHIOT b SONS
%sS SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOgS
lEI Nos % AND 81 NORTH GAY ST.
Near Fdysts ST.
Extending from Gay 10 Frederick street
Always hand large assortment a. eyerv var;etu O.
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITIRE, eribrarinp
Bureaus, Assorted colOrs o! Tete-a Tetes
6eaSteaus, Cottage Furni Arm Chairs,
Washstands ture. Rocking (I,sira
Nardrobes, Wood Chairs. lEtageres
Spring Beds, Office Chairs, NarbIa Tables
harnesses OF musk, tarber Cnalrs, Reception and Up
Cotton and Hair. Cribs and Cradles holsterej Ctsys
Sofas, Side Boards. Settees
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to call and
our stock examination, which for variety and quality
workmanship be excelled by any establishment in p
couhtSv. A. MATHlOT son,
au24-F Nos 25 and 27 North Cav street
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StsaflIhnsfs.

EsEA FOR PETERSBURG (via CIT
DEkE Is y receiving cargo and will isoie ;Lt 81
"i K 49,, N EAI sAIURDAh AFTERNOON at O'clock
II }. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
iph vl,oV
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sS;,a:t22s, &Iqaats, IT,.
@A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tsszaSc{Ts5 BLACK TEAS &c
asSa7B&45 p T ERNAN Il son,
Offer for sale he following articles of their own
impor, alton, particularly for family
ShERRY WISES-Peuartine's finest pale, gold and
brown SherreS, in wood and in glass.
PORT NlNkS-Sande cams comps on red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard M.rchs fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Crane Juice.
HOOK WINES = Jahannesherger Stenberger. Marco
drummer, Cabinet Ieh frau mich, Brnnneb-rg 1876
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-MOet and Cnandon's finest, in
quarts and pin
BRA DIES Otard and Iennessss fine old pale and
dark BranGies.
RUMS1old and fine Jamaica, antigua, Grenada, and
from the Is ands. imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-rhe best quality-Ticrnan brand-and
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it. ~ ~
200 half chests of the finest SOuCHONG TEA au23 n
THOMAS SHIELD P J. ROCHE