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COMM RCIAD .

The New York Journal Of Commsfae, OF We'd
pesday afternoon, says;
There has been an active movement IN capital,
wl'hoa. but he ursenoy to dar seems less
than yesterd.y In the street the dem,n is CON
naed and the ns Are s, I . pe
Foreign Exchange has not yet opened with
much activity ard rates are nom nally the same.
The Stock market has heen q little irregular.
The opening Prices were rot much fellow the rates
more Banks. alluded to elsewhere. had a depress-
ing influence AID led TO sales IN the street at a
better, but with hit lie improvement in the way OF
tales.
ss;, $500 DO at SIS, and sa2 900 Tenn e's at sti
The philade phia Inquirer of Wednesday, saws;
ln the money market we have to note further
advance III rates. aud al increased strIngency ana
distrust Flrst-cass paper has beeu soid as hisn
as per cent. per month, and goes slowly even az
Several ilnpoI taut failures noted thus after
noon. but we f"rhear publishing names mil some
| toned are largely engaged IN the Southern trado
The North American says:
There is more demand for money outside the
in the present settled state of the times and the
hest paper cannot be placed at less than a. IL per
cent per annum; the market is very much WITH et
reuctan &C, even at these rates"
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. A-Messrs, J. H Ash
bridge " N6p1eWs ClTCulaT Oh
III ships and 80 parks in port; tonnage, l24 III
tons doe. 50 slrs and 10 barks; total tonnage IN
port and due. I76,7N tons vessels cleared but not
| yet due, ~ ships and harks Receipts Of Cotton
| from LIST September, 5l97s4 bales; stock OF Got
ton 2s) 2S4 bales; stock OF tobacco u $50 hhds.
Middng Cotton is worth HE. FTelghts TO Llv-
erpool, l9- 80 o. SD; TO bayre, 1i4c.
| Northern Markets-IBY TELKeRAPH.1
| BALTIMORE Nov. Is = Flour dull and fat-How
| ard Street SIS rs " heat firm Red 81 80 al IS !;
| White 81 As. Corn du-Yeltow G3a7i Provs-
ions dull anu I'm hanged. Coffee quiet atl4"la7+
Whiskey dull at 2O1s.
NEW YORK, Nov I6.-Cotton heavy and rreg
| uar: upland mlddlIng lH40ll6 Flour 5al0c
lower: Southern SIS 45a59U. Wheat Co. lower -
| Corn firm: mixed 7017. Beef dull at 5000
| Fork heavy offered at Sl5rl6 %; prime Sl2 81, no
buyers. Sugar heavy at 5zsd68. Coffee heavy.
! I urr entne firm. Resin dun at $40. Rice Quiet
| at l.13s4. stocks steady: New York Centrals
| IA: Virginia SO; Missouri Is.
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The London Times.

The New York Express, referring to the eX-
tract which we published yesterday from the
London Times, justly remarks, that there
are two very tial reasons why the
Times should never have permitted language
like this to disfgure its columns. One, that
there is no truth whatever in the allegation
that the Prince was badly treated al Rich
mond. But how was the London editor to
know there was no truth in it! Why, by ex-
aiming the Richmond papers, or by examin-
Ing the testimony OF writers who are not me-
nomaniacs on the "negro."
The other reason why our transatlantic con-
temporary should have abstaned from such
language is, that if slavery is so dreadfully
"odious 10 the feelings of EGglishmen," Eng
lishmen ought not 10 pay the slave owner
from Sl5U, O0O to 5000 600 per annum for
the product OF slave labor. People who pa
tronize the sin are as bad as the sinner him
self. For very shame's sake, If not for the
sake of consistency, the "rhunderer' should
hush MP On that point. Ought it notl
If "every humane and intelligent traveller
turns aside from the slave narIs OF Virginia
with "invinclble repugnance," it is difficult to
unders tand how his feelings can undergo
much improvement when he travels through
Tue HILLS Cl ulGnCnes Lei OF diOng the COCKS OF
Liverpool, where cottsu--ihe creature OF sla-
very-Southern slayery--Virginia slavery
Richmond siayery--is nothing, if not King.
There is another fact worthy the attention
of the London Tunes, and that is. that while
there has never been mob in the city OF Rich.
mond since its foundation, there has beer for
one Whole ysar in the very heart of London,
one OF the yiIest and most brutal mobs " hich
even London has ever known-a mob which
has collected every Sunday in st. Georges
Church, and in that house of God, on every
Sunday for more than year, has hooted.
howled, basphemed and rioted, from morning
till night, assaulting the atten diI az clergymen.
chasing them to their homes, and on one occa-
sion actually kicking the wife OF one Of the
ministers! And all this time Parliament has
not interfered, the press Of London has con-
nived at the brutality, including the London
Times, which is SO hooked at an alleged insult
to a Prince, IAN insult that was never offered ,
but feels no horror ut the shocking insults of.
fered every Sunday, at its own doors. to the
great King OF Kings! Ye blind Pharisees.
who strain at gnat aud swallow q cameli
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@ithmnah pispatrh.
s;AruRnAY MORNING. !. NOV. u. Is
Msvemenss in the south.

Movements in the South.
We published yesterday the proclamation Of
Governor LkTcHRR, converting the Legisla-
.ure of Virginia on the 7th January. BY pro-
clamation some time since, he had called an
extra ses sion Of that body fsr the IAN OF The
same month. The excitement at the South, in
consequence of the election of LINCOLN, Is the
cause of this second proclamation, and OF the
Fastening by a week the assembling OF tue
LEGISLATURE. The Governor calls attention 10
tat, subject, believing that prudence req uif es
that the represeg tatves of the people OF the
Common wealth should take into considera-
ton the condition OF public affairs, and deter.
mine calmly ana wisely what action is neoes-
sary in this emergency"
Governor LETcH KR has acted wisely In con-
voking the Legislators to consider this impof-
tant subject He has not convoked them TOO
early BY the time they meet the Crisis Will
he sufrc,eutly developed, nc doubt, to demand
some action on he part of Virginia. She will
then find. very probably, that the question for
her 10 debate is ripe. Ten days have very
much changed The appearance Of things. The
signs from the South leave little room TO hope
that this Union will long remain unbroken.
If there is Il possibility OF preserving 1t, or OF
prevailing upon States which may secede to
reioin the Union, we cannot long pos tpone de-
liberation upon the means by which either is
10 be done. There may be yet another ques-
lion for Virginia, and that is, II secession can
NO, be avoided, and the seeding States can not
b. induced to return, what course is left her
TO pursue
Its probable that Governor LETcHER will
renew mis- propos ition 10 the last Legislature
for A Convention of the States, under the fifth
article of the Constitution, to consider the
state of the country, and see If some measure
cannot be taken some amendment of the Con
stitution cannot be made, which will restore
harmony to the Union and protect the rights
and equality Of the States from fanaticisu
and radicalism.
Whatever is done, ought to be done witnou
delay. Demagogues and parsons have widenet
the breach between the two sections OF INT
Union xntil it presents an awful chasm. The
election of LINCOLN, by such immense popu
lar malorities has q min ished most painfully
the hope of a rev oiution In public sentiment
in the North. Yet the darkest hour is tina
lust before the dawn of day, and ii is possible
that the crisis now upon Us is precursor &c
brighter day in the history OF the Coniede
racy Either such n day must soon shint
upon the country. or the Union must be broker
up il to two OF more Republics. 1t canno
long survive the sectional pariiZanry ant
hate that has ragged So violently FOR the las
few years.
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DIED.

At her late residence. in Coco and county,
after short and nainful illness. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH \, VAUGHAN, in the 9th rear oil her
age.
For the Last twenty three years abe has been A
mem or OF the Baptist Church. In her i7at Illness
she gave strong evidence that her profession vas
not vain one. She not only willie Tut
anxions to leave this world of tronbie shs, was
an ahectlnDate wife and mother. an ipdaI &c ~
mistress. and good Beiehbor he dlea beloved
ard !amented BY all who knew her. 3he leaves
May their last end be like herH.
Funeral Eotice.-The funeral OF WIN. ID.
TOTTY will take place this evening, at O'Clock,
at Sidney Methodist Chapel. Friends and &c
quplntances are respectfully invited to attend.
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"a AS the truly wonderful merits of the
ORIGINATED BlTTkkS in curing Dyspepsia
in its worst Developments, become known and ap-
sreciated, orders for n ere pouring il from all
West. This ellis the story.
boid by ADIE& GRAY. PURCELL, LADD&
CO., w. PETERSON. j.. p. DUVAL. and bv all
otlIer deale rs In medicines. no l4-2tWLS
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bread for Eansas

The Efforts now making in various parts o.
the country TO send relief 10 tbs su ffsrers from
the Kansas drought, reflect much more credi,
on the character Of the nation than lbs ma .
teriai aid sent there for wariike purposes a
lew years ago. Tread Is better than bullets.
Would that the American people might know
no other rivalry than that OF generous and
bsueyDieat deeds.
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SPECIAL NOTICus
. advice TO slave owners :-0wners OF

,HA- advice TO Slave Owners !InWners OF
slaves should keep their SLAVES lHsu RED -
~ viii save many heavy losses N year lnHpT-
anas renders slaves permanent P!opsTty, eau al 10
real estate. slave owDeLs shoud. therefore. not
neglect this all important duty. especially when
the Insurance can re effected soEsApiLY and SO
REASONABLY. insurance from month 10 D years
BIZ G. II. BRiCKEk.
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Office No 4. under Exchange Hotel.
rs am Medical Examiner as well as Agent,
will visit cifhoHt eTtrG charge, any part OF the
cItv adjacent counties, 10 effect Lille Insurance.
and at the same time will take risks agsnst loss or
dlmaEe by FIRE, in the II Est COMptNlES, on
REAsoSABLE TERMS. G.. X. BROKEN.
no 10 Ct
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{NM. GOTZE, No. 100 Broad street, between
w 9th ard 9th manuiacturer et STEAM NE
FINED. FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of
all deseriptions WHOLESALE Ard ,eta.l, and dealer
and CIGARS, of every variety, respectfully in
vites the public TO examine has new and beautiful
stock CITY aud COUNTRY merchants will find 10 10
their interes. To examine his goods before pur~
chasing elsewhere. as ne lseis satisfied he can of
purchasing Nofth. no B-dilstJas
CRATES, FENDEks.-FiNE SETS of
SI TONGS, SH0V ELS AND FOKERS- have
for sale large and eeg ant Mt Of all Kinds
OF Eaamslled q RATES, with FENDERs; SUM
MER PIEC ES Of every ST. 10; handsome and plain
sets of sHovELs, tones, P0KERs, -CbAL
sGUTTLEs ClNDER saoyELs, BLOWER
STAMPS, handsome stands for Shevels and Tongs,
Btass :rd iren Feotnen. FiIs-Br,et Slabs and
Jams. All kinds Of Church and Tavern Bella. Brass
Brick Meulds, all Kinds of Crates. Fsndsrss &c,,
made to order at the iowest soEthern p T,SSsSs.
No, Is Main street. between sth spd eth,
- B-am West side.
ENaLISH DAIRY CHI Sk-of prime
4 g. y. AvENP01T.
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A- III dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT.

= bUUIHF I'm MILITARY UEFUT!
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all IN want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, in every variety, for officers
and privatss
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, DC.
BUTTONS, LhCES, BINDING. WEBBING,
and a general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, los M i0 street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, ,Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d&cWlm Tin Fl
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nocIpksT 70 BisHoP ODRsHEIMsR AS the
nIsnop was returning from his attendance
upon ms omcial duties, In the northsra por-
Bordsntown, N. j., by which ths can ot his
Knee was fractured. The mishap viii prsDa.
bly, keep him confined for some Tins.
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"a Citizens of the South.

ATT ENTION,
All who in end to volunteer for South Carolina,
ought to provide themselves with good supply OF
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for the cure of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS of all
kinds. 1t is good-try 1t.
n. For sale hy all the Druggists in Richmond,
Peter sburg, Norfolk and elsewhere throughout the
state. no 12-lwt
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&C. AN EpICT DENYISG THE

AN Il - I DENYING THE
o. RIGHT OF BURYING THE DEAD IN
THEIR OWN GROUND.-MEssRs. Ed Tors 1t
was 10 US, as well as to many o hers, some too,
owners OF lots or sections in Holly wood Cemste-
ry,l matter of surprise, to learn that the DiTsc-
tors OF said Cemetery had, IN their 0trn superior
lViSdom and kind hea,ted charity, rassed, n day
two since AN EDICH for the especial purpose of
ceDylng the relatives and friends Of the POOR
UNFURTUNATE young man, VIZ. d. ToTTY
who, Oh yesterday. eTpsated his offence, rather
indiScYeti0H, by yielding up his life to the law
the RIGHT o. lnterTlng hls r. mains IL his OWN
SECTION in said Cemetery. when was purchased
three or four years ago by HIMShLF and his bro
Their, for the purpose of burying therein their
FATHER and wnere his ashes Cow repose What is
cry free citizen think ~ such coG hearted and
hish-handed PRESCRIPTION? tits unprecedent-
ed. at least in modern times; The triple mordsr-
and traitor JOHN BROWN, was allowed to be
buried by his friends in has 0ton ground. 1t rests,
therefore, with the friends of w. d. Tntty, and
all lovers of equal rights. charity and USTICt,
10 say whether such lillberal 0StraciSm will be
dL01eed.
We believe that there is no Iato to prevent the
fIierds aud relatives of w ID. Totty from buryIng
him IN his ground, and which should be done,
until the legality of the question properly TEST
I'D. lis unfortunate, indeed, that poor lofty was
not a Ytch mon and what was StI ! more unfortu-
nate Tor him. that he dbl not oecupy "a place IN the
- ranks Of Upper Feadom." HAD this been the
case his present sIt1atIon, aud the matter under
present consideration. would have been rdSt{y
differ mt JUSTICE AND CHARITY.
no 7-!t*
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n- An Act OF Gratitude.-2O,0 600 Copies of
A M EDlCAL BOOK FOR GRATUIT0US CIRQUE
LATIOn: by a sufferer. who has been efectually
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory and
Guinness of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
following the instructions gwen IN medical work.
Considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author,
and for the benefit of Consump tivs and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used He will,
therefore, send free. to any address, receipt OF
two stamps, a COPY of the work, containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 579," P. o.,
Albany, N. Y. no I2-dhcw3m
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.

WILLIAM I. MOORE & CO.,
2O7 BROAD STREKr.
The subscribers respectfully announce thaI tne,
are now in recel ps Of large and hEe assortment
OF HATS and CAPS. 10 which they cali attention,
Purchasers would find II rare selection u taG
exsml4 our stock before buyInE, as We Wi o1eI
Inducements that cannot faIi 20 please. We hsNs
received u full supply of LADIES FUks, en-
bJaoing Sill tRe latest styles, which We are seH
Servants Hats and Caps cannot be bssi, either
in quality or price.
DRESS HATS made 10 order.
Thankful for past iavors. they hope ior = coN
tinuance Of the same. VIM. I; MOOhb'
NJ. ]. LEONARD,
a1 BroAd street
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Dist;n.uished Arrival

Lady FRANKLIN arrived in this city yester-
uay, and, We understand, took apartments at
tns Spotswood Hotel.
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49, RELIGIOUS N0TICE.-A DAILY
I~A UNION PRAYER MEETING IS held
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
sOciatlon III GODDIN'S HALL.
Christians of all denominations, and STRANGERS
visiting the city, are cordially invited attend.
nol2-lm
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LETrER LIST.

| ISTOFLETTERS-Rem n the RICH .
- M0ND POST-OFFICE, on the 10th day OF
November, 1850.
HA- Published by authority Of Act of Congress. IN
the newspaper hayng the lars est circulation in the
District where printed
@- Persons calling for letters In this List, will
please say they are ADvERTIsED.
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PERSONAL,

NOTlCE.-My wife, EMILY ]. BROWN. hsv-
ing deserted my protection as her husband.
without cause, and abandoned herself To strangers,
hereby foIewSTn all persons from eTedlting her
on my account. lno H-st'l VIM. b. BROWN.
k-T0 THEPUBLIC.-Leitm my led and
board without aay cause or pfovooatIon, MY
vile, ELIZA Lyon. / fortwarn ali persons
from harboTing crediting her on my account
no 10 1T CHRISTOPHER LlGON
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e., TO MERCHANTS.-The advertiser
So ism want of permanent employ ment as
BOOK KEEPER IN some good house. In the
meanwhile, would like TO accept an engagement to
write up and dust the books of any gentlemen
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs. Massie K Peasants, the
Messrs. Walker, tobacco merchant, and Messrs.
oc l6-im WI. MITCHELL.
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.,sSasgz- IMPHoyE yopk SIGHT 81 f..

- ~ NJ. J. FKANkL,N & 70, n,
rIcIANs, oHer To the public theH
improved CRYSTAL PERiSC0PlC sPEcTA,
Giles, for preserving and restoring the impaired
VISION TO its pine ylg0r.
CRYSTALS inserted In old frames o,,,y
A yery hne assortment of MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES. MARINE apd OPERA GLASS
RhOSCOPES and Stersoseopic VIEWS, Nyus
ON hand No las MAIN ST.. RtrhrunBd. VI
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ma Lumber Card.-Eugene Carrington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 18th Streets
where he " IL he happy to serve the old custom
srs OF M Dudley and the publs generally; Stock
FIGURING, WALNUT. CHERRY. ASH MA
HOGANY, MAPLE.BUTTON WOOD. LATHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARRINGTON,
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th sta
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- 3 e CnUFCns
FMS beautiful place of worship Is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately Will reflect great credit
all connected with the construction OF it.
The interior superb. both for accoInmoda-
ton and beauty, and the pews superior to
any in Richmond. There has been much de-
lay in getting towards the completion, in con
sequence OF the many alterations from the
original plan. the work progressed, but no
expense or oubie has been spared so as to make
1t, when finished. second 10 none in Virginia.
WM. and DAVID GIBSON have had their time so
much occupied with the above Chup oh. and so
much longer than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many of their custom
ers but now beg to solicit their patronage and the
public IN general, and to inform them that they
ready to give their best attention all b,lsl
ness IN their line, as Builders and House Ca PEN
ters, whlch can be strlotly relied upon being doue
promptly and ID a manner TO give satisfaction,
and to defy all competition in turning out better
workmanship. no3-l6t
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please say they are ADJ
LADI
Allen MIRA T.
Anderson mrs VI A
Ancafrow mr. q
Adams intsz " A
Brow ne.i mrs 9!
Buiiing on inrs Nj X 2
Burrows mrs vi A
Bumpass mrs j
Brooke miss N 9
Brophy mrs Nj 2
Brooks miss b J
Bickford mrs q A
Blesen mrs g
Blair Miss II
BiankInsnip miss 4 v
Blackwell mrs Anna
Blunt miss A II
Barnes miss "
Barker miss A
Bass mrs L. +
Baterley mrs J A
Bass miss II A
Bay ley NJ airy tcoPd)
Chapman mrs + A
Chamberlain mrs Sara
Christian mrs Ann
Ciopton mrs 3 Il
Cooke mrs Emily Nj
Cridliu mrs Lucy A
Cosgrove mrs Clarlssa
Cross mrs Cath
Calllgan miss NJ NJ
GALLEY nan miss b
Carte ii!ss Matte A
Carr miss NJ 4 u
Carter HISS lndee b
clark miss Saline J
Co Inns mrs Mary
CoseIana miss Susan
Crump mIss Mary J
Crow miss George A
Crown MISS Bette w
Crowds n Iss Gin
Crow miss Lucy +
Connolly miss Kate
Dornin mrs Mary X
Uunawav mrs Mary A
DeadeTick mrs A h
Laws miss Ellen
Davis miss Cctevia
Dabney miss Emma
Drewry miss NJ Il 2
Dunford miss Lucy
Doggett miss Anna NJ
Doyle miss Marg't
Ellis mrs Martha r
Eas an mrs Marg't
Edward niiss Martha
Bill, son miss Bette H
Enright miss Ellen
FInegan mrs Mary
Fleming mrs Jane
Fleming mrs VIM K
FIndley mrs NJ A w
Faulkner mrs + A
Ferguson mrs Emma T
Fal on mrs NJ airy A
Foxes MAS Va
Fuqua miss Va2
FIassIer miss X NJ
Fulforo miss Janet
Graham HISS l.
Gonlsby miss + I
Godby miss NJ 7
GouldIn MISS q b
Gibson miss nj =
Gardner MISS II
Gardner miss w A z
Gardner miss X
Gatewood mIs 4 W
Grebe mrs NJ
Grant mrs Mary
Gilbert mrs Annie 2
Gary mrs M G
Garnett mrs nj A
Garland mrs Jane
Harrison b cord
Heath miss J G
Hill miss y A
Holt miss Nj G
Howard miss Callle
Holt nil S NJ J
Hoge MISS h g
Hopkins miss NJ 8
HaskIn miss Fannie
Holiingsworth miss 8 A
F
Hancock mrs Jno
HarTlson mrs h z
Harding mrs K G
HARRISON mrs B IL
Harrison mrs 5 A X
Hartshorn mrs Geo
Haw ks mrs b ]
Haskins mrs NJ J
Hottie Hrs l.
Hersman mrs J NJ J
Hllyard mrs +
Hill mrs Jas
Holland mrs y II
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SELLING OFF FOR cAsH.~Intsndng to
make aehanEe Ia our business. we shall, on
AUG aitsr MONDAY next, the 18th offer oul entire
sioek OF GROCERIES, TEAS, LIQUORS, &C,
atgrestiy reduced prices Tor cash.
10 IL ~ GEO. A. HUNDLEY 4 CO.
GOLu Pens, GOLD PENs.-Persoas IN want
~ OF really good GOLD PENS are invited To ex
anime those for sale 10y
GE0RGE l.. BlDaoOD,
RoH-2t l6l Main ktreet,
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HORSES. &C. FOR SALE.

~ NSIICE.-For sale on accOmmoda-
va ting terms, young MULES, 3N
49, HORSES and 1 PONY all of I->N
1N-which work Ia single or double%>~A
harness and ride well. Can be seen q!
NV stable In Sy dney, opposite the Methodist Cha
pei. no l6-lwI r. A. kUPEk.
0er~k PREMIUM BEEF. PREMttM
EA4s~ BEEF III will offer for sale at sI.r6
u.sny stall, No. IS, Old Market, one ~
OF thl SO fine PREMIUM CATTLE. orr A&S
FRIDAY and SA rURDAY MORNINGS,
no l6-2t' T.. Nj. htLTZHlMER.
FOR SAL IA fine. Thoroughbred,
INGREY HORSE, raised BY Major boswell
ANwho will give his pedigree 20 any one VISA
ing to purchase He WAS years Old last June; arg
is about 10 hands high is n remarkably nae bsiN'
mess horse. and goes well under the saddle; ess
easily walk 1--WE miles an hour. and sound ever
particular. I. b. GRUNp!t,
oc l3- Is bth and Cary SITS, or at HaxaIfs Milss-