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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
ARMY AND NAVY.

Recruiting for the regular army continues very
quiet, not only in NewYofk but also at al the out
stations, with the exception Of Buffalo, which is DO
ing nearly as much business IA Boston Philadelphia,
and New-York, put together. The old Offices here
booked only ten men last week Buffalo sent IN T.;
Rochester, Boston, and Philadelphia none, The
iour new Offices at Albany, Reading, Pa, Whining.
ton Del, and Bridgeport, Conn, which were opened
about the middle of September, have not yet sue
ceeded in enlisting single man.
The l2th Infantry is progressing very slowly.
Like the other new infantry regiments, G will when
complete, confist Of TIRES battsiions Of 500 men
each; but as there are not more than 500 men en-
listed up to this time ii Is rather uncertain when II
viii be complete. All old soldiers who JOIN these
new regiments have excellent chances of promotion.
The naval recruiting offices continue to do very
good busipess. One hundred and fifty men were
shipped here last week. While the Government
continues TO purchase and t out vessels az gunbOats
and supply-shils the demand for bos Jackets will
remain very active. III recruiting for the navy were
no better than recruiting for the army the Author-
tse would have been at dead lock long s,nce, IN
less drafting impressment had been resorted TO-
During the last three months there cannot have been
fewer than 900 men shipped for the navy In New
/ York alone, while for the regular army not more
than 800 have been enlisted.
Since we last published list Of the sloops-Of-wsr
and gunboats already built aud in the OF con-
struCtOn, several have been launched and fitted ont.
Six gunboats were ordered in New-lOrk, and are
now al afloat. Two of them, the Unadilla ana OF.
tawa, have been ready for sea some days, and the
Seneca is nesrly ready. The two sloops-of-war now
building at the Brooklyn NsyyYaEd are progressing
very rapidly.
The following is list of the vessels already
launched
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MARREED.

BUSKFR-WEBB-i Brooklyn. on 1hursd,y, Oct ~ 5y
tte Rev NAthanol Wes Albert o. Bunker, es9' 10 MHJ
L.. only dsu ghief Of =. 4. Webb
the Rev. Dr. RUFUS W CLARK. yohn H. bnshsm 20 Csila-
rne Eliza n. Tir only daughter Of the late b. y Tin-
ed Of Sacramento. Cal.
EINION-CI RRAN-In Wes.chs,ter, Neschester County,
on Thursdiy, Oct TO- by the Rev. j. A. hinsels John D.
hiuiou 10 Mia IsAsTno J3rTa, ell OF W estchostsr
NYF-IOYTAt Stamford, Conn, on 1hursd y OCT W, 81
The Rev r. r. Booth New-YorE, Sylvester II. Nye to
ssral. N. fIoyt Of the former place. -
RDSON-PORTER--At st. Johns Cathedral. Hong
gTg b.ra On Tuesday, Aus. ', Ihouss W. klehatdso"
Edinburgh, Scotland to El-n NJ f'.tef OIL bfooAS"'
ptyNoNU-GLAsIER in Brooklyn. l.. D., on Thursday.
% O AZ the Isidepee OF the brides mother oy the Kew
Dr. Porter John G. Raymond OF NeW-fo.s, TO Annis N
Aacr Of tle former Place. -, .. 80, , -
WOODM ARD--BUR NiAH-On Sunday Vet. II, looi oJ
tbr Rev, A. iIsrr.s oi HobOker, Mir Busl ooeSerd 10
IN. MARY CUtnsrle BurnhAm'
lthfvs Ispcls Please copy.
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RETURN OF A PRISONER FROM TIE
SOUTH.

BOyF NE WAS TREATRD-IIIS ADVENT RVS.
Horsee W. Bridges on Saturday called on Dis
trict.Attorney Smith and related bis Adventures in
the Sontl whence he had recently returned. Mr..
Bridges was rst mate Of the schooner Joseph which
ssed from Philadelphia, the 9th Of April last, to
CstdeDss. On the return voyage, when 10 miles Of
Charleston, the joseph wss captured by the pr
vateer Savannah. The captain Of the Joseph SIR.
X. n. Myers, was put on board Of the Savannah,
from which vessel he. WIS released eight hours ader
in consequence Of Eer capture by the United States
brig Perry. Mr.. Bridges snd the rest Of The crew.
four in number, were left on board the Joseph, and
With q prize crew, taken TO Georgetown, S. c.,
where they were put in JILL and strictly guarded
Mr. Bridges states that bis treatment was good
Ills food consisted Of bacon, fresh meal and corn
breed. The population Of Georgetown were exceed
inQly martial; business was suspended, and every
man was compelled to dri1 daily. The women el-
eoursged the men to join the army, and he who sajd
behind was made the subject Of ridicule Nj. Bridges
vas kent In Georgetown ten days, when he AMI his
felow-prisoE.rs were put in irons and paced On
board the Joseph, where they were examined by a
Prize Commissioner, who took their testimony as 10
the uatioaality and ownership Of the cargo. They
were taen sent to Charleston, by railroad. They
these confined in the common jail Two months
and lsaif. Prom such information a. Mr. Bridges
could o5sain, he believes there are about 1900 sol
diers Jeff in Charleston. There is bat one hotel
open; business ID suspended, and the people were
commencing 10 suffer from tie want Of tea coffee,
iresb beef and material foT wearing apparel. They
have plenty Of corn, bat no wheat The people
wee using rice aouF, which made an inferior, sour
kind Of bread.
ShInpastcrs were plenty, being As low 81 i've
cents N denomination. Tie extent and strength Of
the Union feeling Mr. Bridges could not ascertain, at
any expression OF sympathy with NoTthernes was
ias'suty punished. As an instance in the jail there
were four prisoners confined on suspicion o. being
Unioo men, One OF tbem war released upon agree
tug 70 oia the Confederate army. One escaped, and
TWO remAned in prison. One OF there Two 10 named
aslriman. Bridges and bis companions were treated
N disgrseeful manner the only food furnished
them beng bread aud water, but they were siowedto
purchase other food with their own means. During
Their Incarceration the JOseph was conbsea'ed oy
Judge Magrath, and sold al Georgetown. In the
early part OF Angus Bridge and his COMPANIONS
were sent by railroad TO Richmond, Va. They were
'aess placed IN clearinghouse, well treated, ana
sH'"ed 70 80 sbOu, the city, but not permitted TO
'Oo.'aau'esie With the Northern prisoners.
Ae Noaiederales sag there are 1900 soldiefs in
sssSieiaa' Tns city presents TIE appearance Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

Money matters continue 10 n,oye along smocthy Ice
s brokers have beca doing business here Tor
years regard the times excessively d. TO me zee
that interest and exchange ere 80 low Ase eacans
last Spring but within the lst two or three niortrs outslu
csps IN large amounts bAs beea sttree here an9 money
for al business purposes IL again abundant new AVt.
charge oouue, RBuRdsRt Shippers sell es psr~s oo.K
psoIlI4al Cold 70. round lots smaller ps'es s|
y cent
At meeting Of the Cincinnati Chamber Of Com
merce. the following resolutions were adopted;
Hhssta1 Tho prospect OF speedy closing OF al water con
municaon by canal and river with TIE sesecsd ia low n
aud tho present blockade Of freight she Trunk lines
railroad ,ho Wees. end th.i- probsb, occupation q,
times msiy purpose, renders vtiy important 10 the
Producer ard tsdsrs Of tho Ne eyahb.e Outot
70 tbs Seabosrd should 10 reoDsled interrupted tlee
foE. bolt
Prs1scd That the CinoianaH Chamber o. Commerce
pect urge Government 10 aid the % the Ba
and Ohio Rain I'D 10 the road from the Ohio
River to Baltimore II deemed ncoupatibo with the
fayy IN Virginia the general publ, iIsTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
A. OlKEY HAIL as. S3O,OO0 or TIE
PEOPLES MONEY.

10 tl1 E6ifoI al TIE " Y. TriLHne
Sm: That here may be no mistake about The Office Of
he Dstrict-Attorney Of this city being purely Sala
RED Office, payable out of thectys funds, and that
he IL bound TO return, under oath, 10 the City Gov
eminent III moneys received by him upon forfeited
reeoenzaEce,, desire 10 publish the law upon that
subject:
The District Attorney Of the City sud County Of New
l l feeeive for ks services salary be MED
costly" (itt X. S. p. Bt5 zee. 2l3, atb ed
The salary Of the Disuict-Auorney Of this county
ia f1ed at 600 to be in lieu Of all other compenss-
ton whatever for any service whatever, payable
quarterly by the Controller from tie CITY Ireasnry.
Beside this there is $1,000 more allowed and paid
biz otCe compensation for the service OF A.sistnt
Attorneys. and aiso the Of not less Than $5O00
more for clerical and other assisting services. Tls
is strictly proper and is only mentioned TO show NOT
only Ira he has DO authority, but that any pretended
necessity Of expending one dollar OF the money col
lected upon forfeited re,ogzuces for extra or aGdi
floral services in his office is untrue.
the Legislature passed an act in 1882 providing o.
fellows;
"Hsnb b, The duty Of any District sh>,, salary
"a OF sbsl be bcreseT tried The Board SuneTyao
the county iH which suoh District tOry h elected within
thirty days the receipt by hun Of money judE
u,es fees IN suits Drought upon rscoynrSnees
received Corrected by him BY virtue Of his office
10 nav owes the same except his TAXABLE dirbvss
e tessatsr OF said coauty fos the use C tbs county
Us. q. &. p. $50, zee. 2ii. She'd
Again, ,as aet Of lSti, dilec.ips u What maune,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

stock. The market at the cose WA steady al United
States S. 1874, Coupons, $685.; United States
Ga, 1881. Registered, 93I o93I United States Go,
1881, Coupons, 93l Tennessee State 6s, 42i
| OPP; Virginia Sats e., RG48. missouri State
6s, 43,84Si, Delaware and Hudson Canal Com.
pany, S5as5i Pacific Mail Steamship Company
I92992!. Eew-York Central Railroad, 7Sia7Ss,
Erie Railroad, 3lS5lI, Hudson River Railroad
35l 63Gs; Harlem Railroad, I2i0i2ii Harlem
Railroad, Preferred, 90 029,, Reading Railroad,
3fI a36l Michigan Central Railroad, H4oTl;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, Isi1l6l. Michigan Southern and North.
e-n Indiana, Guaranteed, $685.; Panama Rail.
road Company, IlS9llS. Illinois Central Railroad,
Scrip, 65l 266i Galena and Chicago Rsilrosd,
20; al, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 36} 1J7,
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, AS @49; Chi
cage Burlington and Quincy Railroad. 6i96ii,
Illinois Central Railroad Bonds 49, 50 UeJ!.
The Exchange market closed with little weak
ness and best bankers Sterling could be had at IO7l
The supply Of commercial signatures will probably
DO increased next week as the weather Is now favor
able for slipping grain.
TrcightB-Ihe offerings are fair bat the rates are
lower under the inEusnce of much larger tuInage
70 Liverpool. the engagements are $1,000 bush CoEn
a. I,daIlid. $4,000 do. Wheat at l2d. a l2id.i
50OOO It Tallow at 37s. cd. To London: 1000 bbls
Flour at 80. I'd. S5s To Havre: 5000 bbis. Flour
At 9c., and 80 900 bush Wheat at &c. The charters
are brig Of us tuns to south side OF Cuba at
~ Gao; brig Of 400 bbs. capacity to Spanish Main
and hack at 81 500 British brig Of 1900 bush.
capacity to Bordeaux at &c. for Wheat IN ships
baes brig Of 200 suns capacity to Porto Rico and
back st 81 500; schooner Of l2j tuns home from
the West Indies with 5alt at &C.. schooner Of 800
lbbs. capacity to The south side Of Cuba and back at
81 800; schooner of 80 bbls. capacity to St.
Domingo end back at 81 200, and schooner Of
1 800 bile capacity to the south side Of Cuba and
bsck at 81 400.
! The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
sf83 .3g2 l0--ior Customs, $4,000, and Treasury
Notes, 500 $50 IS Payments, $S' 7Oi ~ Balance,
$40. so. SO3 62 The Sub-TreasuTy paid the banks
to-day 1850 600 On account of saes Of Treasury notes
| The following are the earnings in detail OF the
Galera AID Chicago Railroad Company for the hrst
Z 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14


The bull speculation in the Stock market mas re-
commenced with new yigor, the reaction OF thc lsst
few dave, following the realizing on large amounts
Of shares, having been entirely recovered. TIE
dealings OF TIE day, in shaIes als TO an enormoIH
amount the aggregate having seldom beens'ceeded.
Parties who had sold ont and were waiting for tie
lowest point 70 be reached TO come in again, wore
evidently afraid to wal, any longer, and rushed IN
10 buy creating very rampant and e1eted market
With a few exceptions, the baoyauey extended
Throughout tho list: bur IN ,ome casos the advance
was no, maintained 81 he Close the improvement
having brought out stock TIE bear Offered tier
contracts 20 come extent but did not act with any
yigor. The temper Of the market II certainly not
encouraging Tor their operations The advance N
Government securities il one OF the be FEATURES or
the market showing that the investing cls'tes' The
most ,mid OF al, have confidence IN Die ability OF
the Fedsrsl Government 10 successfully oli Of
this wsr TIE Skies OF 1881 sold a. high 10 ~, and
were IN good demand The advance m the shares Wa
TO per cent and after the Board prices in the street
ba sn inward tendency. Thesg@rcgats sales o. Gov
eminent and State ,tocss for the week 10 s91',ooc
BanL stocks have been IN better demand, ana the
lsrge profits these are now earning on the Govern
,nent deDosits have advanced the quotations. The
sales during the week have been 100 shares Al
the Second Board the range Of prices whs abou' the
ZANE AS those ruling in the street. With come irres
ularity the highest points Of the day were not iay
sustained. The aggregate business OF the day has
beea ,hnnt s15D 0O0 of bonds t1i .lfnn shares cl
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I'm addition TO the above four siOops Of war and
twelve gnboa@ IRE being built, and will shortly be
ready TO be launched. We gave full particulars OF
them a short time ago. The armament Of the gun
bosts which have been completed 40 far differs in
some respects from what II was expected 70 be- For
instance the boats pierced for twelve broadsde
guns, but have received only four.
Mr.. G.. c. Ellison has been appointed master
plumber AZ the Brooklyn Nayy-lari.
The gunboat Mohicsn will sail from Boston to-day
FOR the South.
II Is stated that all the Hudson River propellers,
excepting the Erastus Corning, have been purchased
for the Government.
Two hundred Of tho Fort Hatteras prisoners, who
are on the sick list, have been removed 20 Fort
Wood, Bedloe's Island.
The following ia statement Of the forces in New
York herbOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

second pivot Of English industry wss the slave
grown cotton Of tbe United States. The present
American crs;s forces them to enlarge their field of
supply and emancipste cotton from slsvc breeding
and slave-cOnsuning oiigsrchies. A, long as tbs
English cotton manufactures depended on elave-
grown cotton, It could he truttfrl'y asserted tina.
they rested on twosold slavery tie Indirect slavery
of the white man in Engiand and the direct slavery
Of the black uen on the other side OF tia Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

Totsl ioT the wevk....................'''. Sh'"
The most IMPORTANT monetary item to-day is the
announcement of The decision Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 receive rom the public the two-year
upmarureG d y cent Treasury Notes IN payment Of
subscriptions 20 the 30 cent Notes. Tie msrSei
ior,.drIeiy advanced 10 %. bid, end in case 50
cents discount on the : 900 WA offered for \
large lot. TIE policy Of the Secretary Is prob.
ally IN hi, movement three-iod. lie extends
die maturity Of the Notes over year, the
.pr,ep, Treasury Notes are reduced TO common
te ~ Interest aud he cuts oil the privilege OF pay
iry l,tp mo the Custon-Ilouse 40 the 80 Notes
~, M, eee.yed for public dues The dutcs on I'M
ror. must ailer this change he, place be PAID IN
rold OF demand noies
III, National loan subscriptions, both at the SUD
Tres,nrv and ~ the Apeneios, goIug on iayors-
v and tie Bank rlauS gers feel much encouraged TO
believe tn, the people will relieve them OF large
roriion OF the load they have assumed The
amount taken OF Mr.. Cisco to-day, ia s!9S,513. The
aggregate at tie sub-1ressury tor the wee. from the
r.ople il about three millions, and at the City tgen'
cis,. sbou. million and Il quarter, portion OF
which II included in he amount given AT the Sub
Treasury n forne OF the agencies, have not yet re-
ce.v-d any no,cs dilect IRON Washington. The ag-
rrepale popular suUs rion to the losn AL over the
county must considerably exceed twenty millions.
Tie exchanges ~ The Bank Clearinghouse this
mogi.re were sld,54i,0S7 a.. and tie baEncet
s.4 81 .. The exchanges Tor the week ending
to,dsy, were sil3,9 Sl 81 3, being daily average
Of s,le6 % sgainst SIS, az SO - for the week
ending on Saturday lafL
We annex q comparative statement Of The imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General aerchandise al
the polt ofNew-Yor. for the week and since Jan J:
~, y. zs,i. 1859. 1860. 1851.
DIV ,oods......... sI,s.gko si.Av,s $500
90, Neyrllndhe... l,Jln"t ",3H,sJi ll''J4!
. -
Total for wsei.... 5000 sJ5S,2s sL9yts44
pY.,o4 ~ T.fss,,o. Si9rsltls' Ti;'htNs s'''i.-I-
s.,.. Ian s2leoEf5a sIrdg:ts' sioii-ool5
The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading
Ra,iyoad this week amounted 10 .a,Io. tdnt; came
w,eA las, year iO,29s tuns. The bitnminons coal,
no, vet reported, viii be about 500 tuns. The
SehuyIkll Canal las brought down 4e,i'0 tunti
came week lat year. 80, 4Ss.
The mercantile loans in the banks continue 10 chow
contraction, snd the average Of Monday VIII prooa-
bv show lower figures Our specie reserve still eA'
ceeds forty millions, about 10 y cent on tue net
depos,s The amount Of loan certificates ont Is lsss
than 81 100000.
Yse Chicago Trt,gqc OF tbs 10th p.t. save;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
Tie vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are:

Inc Z. =. stOItslp HtIIe arIIVcu mere on >aTUINAy
froui tie West Coast OF Africa. Her officers are:
Coamtneer }. D. Camp; Lieutenant r. N. MeArsm. q.
Bsra and 81. II. DstoB Possed AsiTtnut Surgeon, ". ~
PBgr AscIt Surgeon j. q. Lindsay Naval StOIekesper
Y. 5. Wood CsItsn'i Ciort, L. r. Wiuthip.
The u. :. gunboat Mount Vernon arrived az
Baltimore ca the 10Th inst, from the kappahannoek
River, having been relieved by the Penguin. She IL
wsi,ing orders from the Navy Department. The
fol owing is a lat OF her officers:
Commander o. S. Gibson Master and Executive Officer,
G. W Nst.on Surgeon, NJ r. Henry; AIG!stsLt PsymGssr,
n. T. Gibson; EuFineers j. Mcknight J. LsrdneT and ".
Young; Masters ste T. G. Wright }. ID. Barclay aud j. T..
k0os BOsfsvns Mates ID. w. hhsyeT md g. Orion Gun
ners Mat, J. DIste; Pilot, J. ,. d. Kobinson.
II s expected that Commander Gibson will be as
signed 10 Tie new gunboat PeRois, now building at
RaIiimOre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

II. consumption of Indian cotton IL rapidly grow
ING, and with further rise IN prices, Tie indisn
snrply will come forward at increasing ratios but
rili i, ,eusus impossible to change, al few months
notice. MI the conditions Of production and turn the
enrrenr Of commerce. England pays now, in fact
Tie perslly for her protracted mitrule of thar vast
IaGiau empire. The two main obstacles she has
row TO crsprle with in her attempts at supplanting
American cotton by Indian cotton, is the wan, Of
rean. Of communication andtranspOItihroUehou In
dis and the miserable state of the Indian peasant,
disabling him from improving favorable circuni-
stances. Both these difficulties the English have
Themselves 10 thank Cor. English modern industry,
in general roled upon two piyots equally monstrous'
The one was the pot0to as the only means oil feed
bg Ireland and great part of the English worsIns
class. This piyo. was swept away by the potato
disease aud the subsequent Irish catastrophe.
ag,er hssis for the reproduction and maintenance o.
hs tolling millions bad ,hea TO be sacP'ed. Il"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14

TosaI..........,.s1O.!25 . sp255 81 ssss'' -
Fair at Chieago, large passenger business.
Tho Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned The
3 - ,r..E Of ADtnLer.
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ESGLESIs WALKING SHOES.

TlIHE TROOPERS MANUAL, by Col J. Lucus DA.
Wis IS rapidly runLins through the Press and will be
ready In few days. Just Published,
nESYY ARTILLERY Ias,r-Staoa St tlk.y Avn
lcry prepgrsd b Joa.o " OGcess To- e Of Vie Army
u he o. rtaled under The sGperyGion o Co.'s, Ripley and
Alex Tausssa, o; U Ar,v.laR, & Q. A. MORRlB,
Ap9S Rsuss-ier ans Publsher, " Main ST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROES.
FVE undersigned hs this day commenced the Auction business
Tor the sale Of NEGROES At the Auction Room Franklin
street. lately occupied by BETrs A GkEGORY.
He sell Negroes both pabs privately Bocits
his friends and the public generally He pledges
edrts promote the q his pxirons and dars
that rom bis long experience In the trad he will be enabled
obtain the hi hest market prices lie viii
al property In hand-And 10 prepared persons
grgel IA tie Ade and aso their ample
moda ioGs for botl. 4 II SrOKsS,
On Franklin STd door below W all street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

i TO hand HUNT JAMES,
my i6 Corner Va and Carr s.s.
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RICHMOND WING.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DSTRE esn a.tsnuoa 10 uy removal nom No LOO Mai,
street. 10 the oonmeoas bglrs 229 Main street az
lottng TIE
"sPOTswOOD HOrEL,"
esgeen Sh and Sth Streets vhere prepared 70 s1h lAr
uktoek Of
MILLINERY GOODS
sni really made Millinery Arels than heretofore consisting OF
M straw ard Velvet Bcnnet Bonaci Pumes Ribbons Preach
and AtaeTcan Fouer Bda Wrrahs Head Dresses Dress Gas,
Las Gaps And 8erhs CrIpe ami Muslin Collars and
tArt CAPS Ha and Caks Ruehs and rAbs &C 10 al sylea
lncaaae.on With ths gea raj Millinery business vumAnafao-
tare 70 order Cosks and Nan ofa kinds TIE
lon oe styles a. reasonable prices All Ors vii receive prOp;
al special StsntOa n. O BARTON,
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TO THE TRADE.

III liE lhADE.
WI would call the attention Of merchants Waiting the
w city, large vel Selected soA Of DEuGS -
MEDICINES, PAISfS OILs, WINDOW GLASS, DYE EM
sTUESs, PATENT MEDICINES &c, &c o..
Comprising la part Of
Alum, Ginger white,
Aloes, Ginger African,
Annztto, Glue,
Arsenic, GGa Arabic
AA4iGtds, Indigo,
Lnspce, Ink
AlCn!O -.c-.ar Oh,
B,Aclus, loSaood,
B!Ce stone, ErEr-d on,
Brlngtynr, Aaije,,
BGrninl Piuid, Pepper,
brushes o. ell tndi, R,i wasi,
CAmphnc, kaL pcds
nsaphor, Sop. ea.o. Coda,
OAsI0rO oil, se.drE ?oSisfs,
0i0ye5, Bpsuish NJ 'Wn,
coppe-Is spces. OF al NoiI,
Cream Tartar, NtGe.3n Red
Concentrated Lys, Yagu!fre-
Epson salts, Nri,a tcad,
INT LAgVccl, Whdos Glass Of various
Iosic, dLgs.
Having lately 'eoJi store With al he uoern
ments TO- e buats enabled 70 the Ut
sG orders entrusted 20 rroy
Il AttenIion, aided ~ competent sss.stsa1
JOHN r. GRAY, Druggist,
uhls 10. ~ Main ~, Richmond, Va
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

UmPOaTED GOODS.
Chsdisr Cheese Superior quality and beautifully pat up
Dutch Cheese, IN balls Of superior quality
Olives CAp-fs, Olives fNrei
eraade UhArieuss c5rfAi, white and Uesn)
MNccaroni vsruneceln, Is Cyan
Chow ChSs. CspNa1@gr. Ola
So.ssr s4uce, sOysr, Ieu-A, rsl lAnts sagss
n,,Etard Oise O1 and sAF iin
Brandy iIs5. OhAnPAgps. a nagpGHs quartz plA aad hA
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