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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
BEES, SHEEP AND FRUIT IN CALIFOR-
MA.

commend the following interesting letter the attention Of
shippers Of snd sheep California It also contains sfos-
of value all OF readers in toe Atlantic staes:
HONEY BEES.
To the Edito, Of The n Y. Tribans
SIR: Those who contemplate shipping, should pre-
pare the hives before they are removed. Bring young,
healthy ewarms, with plenty of bees and honey, in
hives from IL to IA inches square, full Of comb and well
supported by sticks Bore 2nch hole through the top
and orc each side of the hive, and cover with wire
SCREEN Ao cover the bottom of the hive with screen
rather coarse but not open as to let ont the bees
Transport in cars and on wagons, with the top ea@
dorm. On the boat, right SIDE up. Keep tnem IN as
cool place and quiet possible; in the dark If you
can and feed them nowater anything, on the way
II they are detained ut Panama, let them out, 70
empty their sacks-it will do them good; aud then
clean out the dead bees As they arrive at San
Francisco open each hive without delay, and let them
fly. Give them chance 70 pitch into come OF the de-
serted hives of honey. Clean out all the dead bees,
millers. and worms.
II better to transfer them into other hives at your
convenience. One swarm OF California bees viii bring
az much money as three brought from Nev-York. On
the average more than orelhird die on the way, and
OIL half of the live are very unhealthy when
they reach here. Several hondred swarns have beel
sold here and in Sacramento within month"; at suc-
ton, from $40 10 $50 per hive. Good Eastern swarms
will not fetch over SO now, at private sale.
SHEEP.
This il great country for raising sheep and wool.
The mark ct is now overlooked with sheep from New
York, Ohio, and Vermont. Coed sheep. for breed
have cold at extravagsnt prices but for the last two
months no sales have been made. At present good,
ne-wo oltd aud mutton sheep be bought at East
eIn prices. There il no prof. in fetching them 70 sei
the cost is about $40 per head by stean er' fAAna
Railroad, &c.
FRUIT.
This is the best country for fruit especially apples
pesrs aud teaches. They not aiec'ed oy the cur,
culo, or worms and such large SIZE ana eAoehens
flavor never before tasted. Fine straw berries were
in the market at Christmas, grown IN ths State Az
of the small berry fruits grow IN abundance.
GRAPES.
Grapes grow in lunches that will weigh from 1S Se .
ten pounds, aud some much more weighty. ms ms
the finest country for the vine that France
capnot begin 10 compare with IL. And as Tor cimaos
al kinds OF weather be found within u range OF
2O0 miles If this fine city, Some fine agricultural d,s
trcts are within 60 miles. The mercury rarely smks
below 40, or rises more than so above zero.
WHEAT, &C.
never saw finer wheat barley, or Gate. It Is not
unconm6n 10 realize 30 bushels OF wheat 10 the acre.
Nouts, &c, >.
Sda FFaGetseo. Cal Jan 90 igdn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

The Paris correspondent of The Courier des
Eiats Uais says that when the Grand Duke Of Tus-
eany came to Paris last year, he not only begged
Napoleon ILL., to restore Tuscany 10 him, but went on
his knees and accompanied his prayer with tears and
tobs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

Grants for Dssfsnd psme Aryums-Alabams, $685. Ar
Lsnsas 20545, Florida 2o82s a. Total 4f91lil acres.
H,serysd for companies ndzduals and eorporasnsOhio
essss6, Indiana si, Florida, aoS7s. Total 1855 ssa7s
=. -.
GeasyaI Land ones Feb. is, 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

lyon would lead the erTing back from the paths OF
wee aga crime 70 virtue and honor give him home
give hlm hearthtoDe, and he will surround IL with
househoid gods. IL you would make men wiser and
better relieve your amhousee close the doors Of your
Penlteniiaes and break in pieces 70 ar gaows purify
the influences Of the domestic reside for that ia the
school IN which human character ia formed and there
te destiny is shaped there the son receives IL, frat
impress, and his fret lesson and they 90 with him
for veal or for wo through life For purifying the
sentiments, eevatng the thoughts, and developing the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-19
THE CHICAGO CoNvENTInN-TEMPoRARY ORGANIZATION
HON DAVID wILM0T CALLED TO THE CHAR-LEITER
rann CO... FREMONT DECLINING A NOMINATION

Cmc.G, May 6Lorg before the hour III. nee Ing the
republican convention to day th VI y Of the w!swAm was
IA onred with TO gaiu admanoe Us spacious
encosure II estimated that 10000 strans the city
Within the scene exciting.
As soon as the do1rs opened the body Of the
soldly packed with men, whilst the seats the galleries
packed with ladies' Tie interior was handsomely decorated vi
rrreus staulry ami flowers. 1t esm that ten
sand peop we're within the buildi 2
A. non the called to order by Mr. M.rgao and
on h notion Ron David wmot made temporary chairman
GA taking he delivered an address the delegates
honor conferred The address was warmly applluie
called loul cheers greeted the delegated
When uied, the absent states called.
Alabama Mississippi and south Carolina were received with
Mr. Gne, expressed tn, hope that Convention
Horace Greeley delegate FROM Oregon moved st the roll
OF the tAtes be called that the chairman % each delegation
present the credentials ir OF ana 'at sny BE- contested HE
same be referred % the comnit=e on credentials.
Garter Ohio moved that the credentials OF the gentleman
from oregon New Yohe did net know which be presented
M Greeley accept the amendment Of the gentleman Ms
rJllnd Rhode IslandI not particular which, Loed laugh
ter
Aner soEe unimpoft mt premnareJ including appoint
OF select permanet officers, he Convention
se Letter Of Col Fremon. to Judge Staples Of California posi-
lively declining have his presented 20 the convention Is
1TrtTSooy .,,.os-rrnr,xssr ora,NaloS.
CmcAco May 5The convection rg-assem0ied at o'clock,
when the couttee on perm aon reported Pres
drnt the Of Geo Ashnan Of Massachusetts,, who took the
In nj. adrgss he swc have cone here at The call o; the
country purpose preparing for the most lena duty that
W a ts,e Of he peop to prepare for the 70 matt n and
carrying adunraon, and, with the help OF God
will do it, Loud applause No mere controversy about mis-
cradle distractions brought today We do not come here
/ any id.e question.
ak We have right to-day IN III name of the American peo
p mpea the administration Of government Of
highest crmss that be mmited against constitutional
government agaista fee people and against humanity Pfo
1fceI cre T catalogue It's crimes IL
cite written In every page Of the history OF the present ad
r1y,ruu.cu and care not how
protests President may send into the House o' Represents
/ tives
wr Marshall Of Nd and Richard Crawford Of NTgi Ia are
/ among the vice p:csidrn
WIN T. Coar ot Maryland, and A w Campbell Of Va were
/ chosen sttrrtli's
r,soutons appointed to whom the Illinois
/ resolutions referred
resolution adopted that each delegation report the name
of o- ners % rs 4 member OF the national commtr. the
lus four yests.
lug.
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mild end favorable to vegetation the hay nearly all
susd t turnps and the mangods
exhausted Ground will therefore demand for fattenn
bu ocls ,heep aud pigs oats also maintain h rates; but
soon as the more northern Russian open again. probable
we shal have large supply from thence.
Ucon the whole prospects Of the 1g tpon
the Lat two wears and may looS forward the future With
confidence and hope 1he darkest day live tomorrow
have tsse away; The alterations prcspsy adver.
y are not SO unequsy arrange but that In the long run fore
sight economy industry sure to have their reward"
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Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oYYIcE No. 1Sl MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARTERED in 1882 and having during It's exsenceo twenty
years claims for loss TO the extent CT largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers the history Of the
sording the very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits distributed amongst
her citizens and Capital used promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance this Institution with the nsuug
Public familiar with their interests aud
will be spared information withheld The 81 Its oicss
that will TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
To Farmers Country Merchants efer-om the
extensive country erea ady ecaed-to respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the state
Applications Marine Insurance. addressed TO the
President CT Secretary viii receive prompt attention.
". L. OoWARDIN, President
WuLIAH WuII in Secretary. mhl9-ly
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

InCre n = ed Fa CiIlteS.
YFNg subscriber hes been manufacturing Clothing In the as
city Of E,uoui twenty years, and has Al this ~
time fsum Oh l1U hands On his employment and viii, In ~
me next month or two make large additions 20 that IL
ber Having che story his store especially for manu-
featuring purposes t,yrmlu-l make article Ia The
c0has line THAT shall compns in every respect with clothing
Northern cities AMI he asks the patronage OF h' old
public generally. u visw OF the fact tlat he Is Civ
ing employment midst 90 large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who might otherwise su1er for the necesares OF
IRE he cutters and materials to be surPass
90 by house jn tte country.
Ms-rnI NrHli-, CJrgilas and Georgia CaSsmeres and
TEes of an grades gul cb8-s Strictly Southern Mauuactur
House as a shall s,si-j hy personal Inspection Of not
what DE intends 10 do but has been d0ns
p B SPENCE. Clothigr and Tailor,
ml2 Cora Main aud l3th sts., Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-19

ON OnO TIVE enter upon the Spring Season with
= lVVsONO. The largest most varied and e.egHnt
% FINS SPRING CLOTHING retail sales We have ever
shown BE- fund Ia the The assortment embraces
the choices styles of European American goods all o. which
have up by ourselves In that peculiarly tasty ana
durable manner Cor which Clothing has 50 long been ceieora
ted
We shall continue % Offer every llducement TO purchasers
aud hope merit and increase OF TIE very large
patronage btsei upon Jg than twenty wears past
New syies introduced constantly and all the uoVees OF
o. may be found the Old stand, lt3 Main street
ar2} KEEN. BALDWIN VILLA ANS.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRSE noon EAST or CUSTOM
" HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, MAIN sTEET RICHMOND, VA.
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared TO receive applications for FIRE
MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms Also TO guaran
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ. II. MACFARLANn, Pre'st Farmers Bank.
A. wARwICK, firm Of Warwick Barkslae.
VIZ G. CEENsIiAw firm Of CreBshaw Co.
WtlLiSGroN GonnS, firm Of Goddin APperson
T. W. McCASCE firm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
G. 4. BAREsDALE, firm Of MarsicG Barksdale.
JAyEs II. GRANT, Tobacco Manufacturer
/. b. CRtysH,w, firm OF HaXal, CTenshaw L Co.
JoHS L. BACON, Arm OF Bacon Baskeryh
r b. liAXALI, firm Of Haxsll Crenshsw Co.
Jons CURR.E, JR Ship owner.
VIZ. B wARwIcE, firm Of Warwick Barksdae.
JAs. ALFaED JoSEs Attorney az Law.
c. C. ELLETT, Builder
T. G. RuFtS, Agricultural and Manufacturer.
K W. MCGKUDER Arm OF = McGruders Sons
W. W. CEUMP, Attorney at Law
JAS. DUNLOP, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
o. y. BREsEE, sec'y. fel7-ly.
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VISIT oV THE JApANE,E EMBASSY TO THE STATE DEPART


w,suSGroS, May ;GThe japanese Ambassadors, together
with the pncips Ulcers numbering eight persons in all
panied the cOnssirn proceeded 10 The state Depart
ts customary eliminates,
uoducedt to the Secretary Of State Mr. Ca by Captain
Dapout
Mr courteously Invited seats when
President he extended ate welcome this
lie assured their "Nceencies th. NE mission on which ey
had arrived Mas OF conierabe importance ahd as such was aP
precatrd this being the first visit embas
fom Japan The exchange Of The ralilcaons % the treaty,
Zee trusted would result In further development OF the eniy
commercial intercourse already commenced and he assured
that n whatever part of the country their eKceeucvs
visit they will meet with q cordial come.
conclusion repeated that he sXcEded to them In the
the President OF United states the hospales Of the
yernment and the people
Tor this kind reception and maeh pleased to make the &c
quaint tnce o. Gen. Cass
Mt Portmau acted a. The Interpreter 10 Mr. Cass, and Namua
G0hatsi 20 The ri.hassy
tn Lieutenant Governor Of The frs ambassador ten produced
box aboCt two and haf fee IN length containing The letters Of
h paness chief secretary f foreign ah's ddr seed = score
try Cas- and wEe1 seyer Japiue1c Dutch aud English,
copies Of which had been communicated to N Cas- the day
yiOus.
The documents were prose In Of amy peace
t.ertn that Instead or the japanese
edng Panama had been stated i would return from
Francisco 20 japan direct
The emba ~ avaed themselves opportunity 10 express
Gen Cas their gritu for the Kindness with which hey had
visit and welcome in al respects Nor DID they rog eet 70 &C
kuSweGgr their ohg gaOus 10 Commandaut Clntln a Of Mare
Gtui hs coureses and Capt Brook who nagati the
japanese corvette 70 Ban Francisco
NJ Cas- ct Ito, 70 70 ,cp ~ ,s, ,ITs 9s b. r len mace @
they replied th, tbs would be agreeable 10 them, and that they
had otLes official bu iness 20 transact
Minister Reed Mi1itcr Preston Mr.. Appleton, sssant
STATE, Mr. Hunter. Chsi Clefk Of the state Deplr
nslt Miss LeIya-I Cas- Frsnidiug his three grand
sons Introduced 10 the Jpane They DID
hands with the lady this Is sid, woul have been contrary
Instructions la relation 20 the fair before hey M
rms afternoon was spent by :hc embassy 10 preparations
for their presentation tcooE when ihev will be accompanies
by their standard be and max dp4y Of pixies and hal
b=ris ana cmhiems % their rank
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINC,

nUR oe 90 Ready Made Clothing complete ana We a,k me
~ attention of customers sni public IN general 10 can aud
be convinced who sell the cheapest and best made Oog
IN his city Our stock is large, and will continue 10 mase up
during the summer 90 be able % keep our stock h complete
We w also make Clothes order, 10 e latest styles
and wU Co Go uo sale.
stock Uf COths Cas,inrss and NeStiug on h-ni All
ask is cau. and look yourself a. MORRIS co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-19

CAPTURE or A SlAyER-Hs' CUqo II, Rori&l.-The
United States war steamer MohaNk while cruising of
Neuvits harbor, Cuba captured the bark Wlllir,, with
$40 Africans on board There wind aud the bark
lay perfectly still the steamer up. letter saws
A. the Mohawk ragged alongside men we're ob-er, ed
az work in the rigging Others about the dcck-a few in
number while the c-ptau aud his officers cooiy leaned
upon he rail observing the steamers movements. She
iii not look the SLAYER bnt FROM force of habit with
spice Of curiosity Capt Crayan ordered Lieut. Carpcn
to board her A. the boat approached the vessel it
obscryedjhat no rope thrown out andit evil
dent that the visit not agreeable
The Lieutenant unasssted, boarded the vessel, aud
was no sooner her buwarks than hc waived his sword
and the men in the boast raseda shout signal that she
was a SLAYER and prize. The moment that the slaves
sho had just been driven below caught sight Of the Of
fcers uniform (the matches covered with gratngs
ony they sang aud clapped their hands with joy. The
vessel at once taken possession of by Capt Craven
prize put on board the officers aud crew transfer
red to the Mohawk aud the bark taken in tow. The Mo-
hawk then headed for the Florida Keys.
The bark proved to be the Wildfrc, handsome clip
per Of SS7 tons built in Philadelphia in 1850 She sail
ed from New York on the 10Th December, 1889 with an
American crew, for the West Indies She made a good
to St Thomas, where she remained eight days and
then sailed for the Congo river. She took board Cos
slaves the night of March u. She got safely OIL the
coast and had a sad up TO the day of her cap
ture. When they left the coast the American captain
aud crew were superseded by Spanish Captain and
crew. the former then acting passengers. This cargo
consists of children aud young men lnd women the
orty being from twelve sixteen years of age They
are in remarkably sound and healthy condition. few
cargocs come in better order than this. The ne
groes since their transfer the shore happy and
contented. The sick in hospital getting well under
the kind treatment they receiving.
The Utitei States Marshal who has charge of the ne
groes has placed them in hastily Constructed but com
Portable sheds built expressly for them upon Whitehead
Point portion of the land purchased for Fort Taylor
but half a mile distant from the fertilization The crew
of the SLAYER have been before the United States Com
missioner and committed to jail Capt Brannan has de-
tailed portion of his company to guard the negroes
and prevent their escape recapture. guard Of ma
rnes from the Mohawk have also been detailed for this
duty The Marshal has added this force guard cho.
sen from among the citizens who duty night and
day.
The negroes to be perfectly happy and content
ed and are singing, clappng their hands and dancing
their country dances at stated intervals during the day
They are visited daily by the wole population.
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LIvERPQOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME $2,250, ,OO0l


INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES OVER $S00000l
Al Directors Personally Responsible for Lte Egdgenents OF
h6 Company
WE respectfully attention to the security Liverpool
w aud London Insurance Company s policy holders in s
large cash capital and investments, stated above.
The capital aud Income OF the Company enable to take
convenient parties requiring large onsurance
addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Company Is
sues PER M NENT POLlCIk the payment Of TRH NM
AZ PREMIUMS Property is thenceforih PERMA NKNTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any time the pre-
MUM will be returned lass per cent.
This Company will insurance by oss by Fire
and most liberal principle.
Under Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
senaon satisfactory preef of loss without abatement deduc
ton for interest and not as Is usual sIxT aer presents
ton OF proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mk3l lS0 Main street, few doors above PostoHce.
ONO MERCHlNTS, BANK ERS, COUNTY
i CLERKS, AND SECRET SOCIETIES SEAL PRESSES We
are prepared TO urn SEAL PRESSES with cnunersunk dies
10 any pattern at notice They much in vogue
Merchants Corporations Secret Societies County Clerks
tarirs Call and specimens o. work.
gyY-WFDDING, VISITING and INVITATION CARDS Gle
gantv engraved steel furnished very notice
G- INITIALS neatly stamped Note Paper Envelopes
Pa ties wishing Gly ue eSo-e, aav rely upon h' prpmpt
execution Of their or.er1. WfSf JOHNSTON,
Booksellers and Book binders,
nv IA Eagle Square
NNTHiSKY.-4OO bbs Cincinnati whky- celebrated brands
w for sale by mylI IGG r. DAVENPORT.
NFATTINGs, MATTINGs. --...
vi "a White Mating N
- Red Checked Mating, for sale by
nya CHIEFS cHESFRY,
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Gnnst.I 81 $40 OnA


NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller othe state Of New York and out Of the hands
Of the Company secure policy holders
DfvDENus MADE ANNUALLY MOST Liberal Principle.
Forty per the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50
Policies issued and payable the insured arriving at
tain age family OF the insured at DEATH should that event
happen previously 10 arriving st that age.
POLICIES for children granted on the most favor
able terms
Policies issued greatly reduced rates of premium, when the
Insured prefers 10 participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall pleased have you call and policy
in this reliable Company which before endors
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Ofce i9O Main street,
Few doors above Post once.
oHLB l. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EXAAHERS:
JAS. II. C0SwAY, NJ. D.
30 7. CoLAXAE, n. d.
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE CONHPANY Y
Omce No. I53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels Cargo, and Freight.
INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers, canals
land carriage.
PIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town country.
POLICIES gsaed t current rates and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos. r Anderson, James Dunlop, Samuel Putney,
Jas. L. Apperson, L. W. Glazebroof, Th Taylor Jr,
David J. Saunders, Lewis Ginter John Purcell,
David Burr, Geo D. She'll John d. Quarles,
VIM. Breeden, r. b. Heath, T. 5eaTpB,
q. T. Watson. Bam1 J. Harrison, Jctn O. snton,
Vim. H. Christian II hillerl L. H. sknker,
John Dooley VIM. q. Paine James Thomas, Jr
ARCHD PLEAsANTs, Prest-
J. e. MONTAGUE, secy. apl2
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spring and summer Clothing.

n lANHANOII, HAIth Is = 20. HtNt aUI ~ 10"
receiving cho,e stock OF spring and Summer Cohln!
recently tal-u and manufactured expressly r their r, trade
and ~oul1 All persons wishing he dressed and At
lou cost, them call, being detcrlined % s as 10"
As tht loaest DARRACOrr HARRIS & co.
No. 1l2 Main Street,
srr-1esors to Merchant Weisiper
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pIANO EORTES,

II. GALE CO, take pessurein Ia Inviting the ssuxr7
IA. attention Of Artists, Amaiuers and the pub.
lie generally their Nav SCAGE 0yERsrRrSG, ROS HHR0
FRAME PTASo FosTiS, just introduced The grow. "
ing demand for Plane fores of than ordinary power and
ban yof tone directed energies the production Of such
instrument subm, the result without fear Of
Our Pianos all manufactured Of the best seasoned mate
ra under immediate supervision and guarAneed 10 give
entire satisfaction whether ordered from direct any
Of Agents throughout the country We solicit continuance
Of that patronage which have enjoyed for the last 50 years
A. H. CALI SEQ
ApT-sm 10T East i2th Street New York
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PoEINSON A ROBERTS, Corner Cary and l''A 50
IL 11cr Or lall tre '8losiuE srtces-
lrI tcls Es. Ptrlriln Gltlo'
s Pane slt gaarse BoIdDusi,
lHUD bbs Superior Flour,
11n Exra slpertucsdos
tHU EFc dos
tH.
Gross MlIFngs, io.
G.. ctfes g. o. lllorlce Paste
tg o. oo'
tot
h8,e bs prime Com Arabic,
luoI Anglstara rongua Feana,
600 Para Do Do
3iI boxes best brands Olye OIL,
400 BAGS Black Peas.
Clover seed.
Pr.1ce Eiward Island Oats,
% Puver.r.d ChtrcoaL -
Arenl. Manhafian on Company Ee oleF Nsal--
tl Oils Or sale, the Companys Puees anu -
Pr--l-y tolct orders Cor thc same .--.. ,o,vpus
sag ROBINSON hvhEht-
sAFTEFi,S HHEAD TRAYS AND fASAhA
n ROBRRrSON sons
-tss No a. Main stF-.t
SIIVER PLATED A a BlsITaNSlwG ~. n "a Pitss =.
- NeosstnE Casters FCrss ep1ga1, Doabe
en- Cc ans Pots, tLs Pzaes - slsL = sosT
a. 10 Pearl street
RAoON H1Ms.-saTlT Cured Hlns q suPsriOs SSAiiy'
sac" youS y GORDON sos.
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OLD BRANDY, WINES, &c.
" 80 = poes superior Lon on Dock Brandy
~ casks Old MADEIRA and seerry Wines
30 cases Mumms VcrzencO Champagne
Received and far sale by
ap9l-im JOHNSON, TRUEHRART &VAUGAAN.
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uH d WILKINS SAMUEL v. Ri
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission Merchants,
n Il CORNER WtLNCT AND SECOND STREET.
Cinctunrti. Dhlo.
s.t fl- s sas 1f ~ cstCrn Produce, and make
Ht.-.. Cash Advances On COnsisuuents 'or sale, or
W.r haud h.4st aud stored account of purchasers