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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23

BAsE-BALL.-The match game Of base
ball played yesterday evening between
the Pastimes of Richmond and the Old
Dominions of this city resulted in vic
tory for the former by score Of seventy
three to forty-three. At night the Pas
times, with numerous invited guests,
among the elder portion Of whom were
noticed General NJ. D. Corse, Mayor Lud-
low of Norfolk, II. W. Vandegrift, Esq,
J. B. Dangerfeld, Esq, and Captain W.
II. Dulany, were handsomely entertained
by the Old Dominions at the Mansion
House, where two or three hours were
most agreeably spent around the sump-
tuously prepared tables in the inter
change of sentiment and wit, interspersed
with occasional songs.-Alerandria Gazette.
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The Markets.

New YORK, September PA. M
Gold, l43. Sterling, 100 19llo1s. SOS,
'62, coupons, las.
NEW YORK, September 81, P. Mot,
ton a shade lower; sales of eight hundred
bales at 24@241ac. Flour dull; State
superfne, ssass.5o; extra, ss.75sslo.4o;
choice, slO5Ogsl0.90. Wheat-Winter
scarce and frmer. Western mixed corn,
2692STc. Mess pork, s23.75Gs24. Naval
stores quiet. Freights firm.
Money shade easier at per cent. on
call. Discounts, 7@l0 per cent. Gold,
l431S. Exchange dull.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.-Flour quiet
and previous quotations we'll maintained.
Wheat firm; prime to choice red, s2.5O9
$40. White corn, sl.28; yellow, 1892.
Oats, 6O97O. Bacon steady; shoulders
l47s; other qualities unchanged. Bulk
meats not SO firm. Mess pork, 25. Lard
Western, l4h@l5. Cotton and coffee
ruled exceedingly dull during the week.
Whiskey-nothiDg doing.
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General Beaurcsnrd and the New
York EXPRESS.
BALTIMORE, September 10, 1867.

BALTIMORE, September -, 1867.
70 he Editors Of the Baltimore Gazette:
Dear SirS,-I notice in your paper OF
Yesterday an article copied from the New
York Express Of the 18th instant, in which
certain political opinions are stated to
lave been expressed by me at a dinner
gwen to me by a friend at the New York
Hotel. The dinner was private one, and
the statement of the Express, being but a
u.iet and incomplete abstract of the re-
marks which | made whilst conversing
with the few friends present, conveys an
erroneous impression Of the views ex-
PRESSED by me on that occasion.
Being still an "outlaw in my own ma
tive country, do not feel called upon to
publicly uphold its Government, espe-
ci4.y at this time, when the country is d.
yilcd in opinion as to whether Congress
or the Executive constitute "the Govern
mat.' But | ain free TO state that un-
!ess the conservative element of the ma
ton soon awakens TO the dangers which
threaten the liberties of the country,
confidently believe that its form of govern
mclt will ere long be changed to mill.
nyy dcspotism, after period OF anarchy
NOE or less prolonged.
Yours, very truly,
q. Z. BEAUREGARD.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

cpoOihi tcl6SIam 10 tu6 DlsphsCQ.
Republican Nominations I'm Hanover.
ASHLAND, September 2l.-The Repub-
licans of Hanover county met in Conven-
ton here to-day to nominate candidates
for the approaching election for delegates
to the State Constitutional Convention.
Colonel William James, late collector OF
internal revenue for the Richmond dis
trict, and Mr.. John B. Crenshaw, q minis
ter of the Society of Friends, were chosen
as the candidates Of the party. Two we're
selected, because Hanover is entitled to
one delegate to be chosen by its own
voters, and Henrico and Hanover to-
gether elect another delegate, who in old
times In Virginia was called 8 foater.
There will be other candidates in the
field who will run on an independent
ticket, and warm contest is anticipated.
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GENERAL GRANT MORE RADICAL THAN

GENERAL GRANT MORE RADICAL THAN
SHERlDAS.-A dispatch from st. Louis tc
the Cincinnati Commercial says: In con-
versation with gentleman here on Tues.
day, General Sheridan expressed the fol
lowing opinion: That he regarded his ad'
ministration Of affairs at New Orleans as
comparatively mild and coming short Of
the standard required Of him by General
Grant, who, he said, favored the exercise
Of far greater severity; and if he General
Grant, had been filling the position him
self, he would have adopted more strin.
gent and rigorous measures"
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Foreign News.

LONDON, September 21.-Count Bis
marck has addressed the diplomats OF
Prussia note regarding the Salzburg
Conference. He says Prussia accepts the
French representations with regard to it,
and views it as pledge Of peace. He
makes many illusions to the unity of the
German States, which will promote com.
mon friendship, and denounces the French
press as ignoring the treaty of Prague.
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JuJce Chase and COnfiscati0n.

Warrington Correspondef &c Bosom Post, Sep
temberls
Chief Justice Chase seems determined
"a be President. He made high bid to-
3ay for the Radical vote. In abiding to
he powers of Congress over the question
af reconstruction, he said Congress pos
"ssed the entire power, including that of
c9aiscation, and that should there be a
Zip up on the present reconstruction acts
B. had no doubt law confiscatiug south
EN- property would be passed. This is
certainly q step forward Of the position &C.
cped by the Chief Justice while hold
il. lis Circuit Court in the State of North
Carolina. Then he recognized the rights
Of The southern States under tho Consti-
:g,ion. He now seems to be stealing Mr..
S,eyenss thunder, and talks outside OF
tie Constitution about confiScation with.
ont trial and conviction. Mr.. Chase has
EVIDENTLY the inside track, and he is de,
:efmned to hold it.
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Municipal Dead Lock i'm Washington

Municipal Dead Lock i'm Washington.
AsHINGToN, September 2l.-A sug-
gestive question has arisen in the City
Council thus: The lower board, which
wentin on negro votes, gives the collector
of taxes who went in with them two per
cent commission. The upper board, where
the white representatives, on account Of
holding over, have a majority, favor one
per cent. A committee of conference re.
ported in favor of one and half per cent
The upper board refuses to concur, and
the city finances are at dead lock. An
other year will give the black Radicals the
upper board, when their favorites can have
remunerative commission.
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The question whether it is within the
province Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
TO allow the officers Of the defunct Farm
ers and Citizens Bank of Brooklyn, N. I ;,
to wind up the affairs Of that Institution
upon their filing good and sufficient oonus
has been placed in the hands OF the AT
torney-General, and his opinion thereon
will be given in few days.
The New York Herald says it believes
General Mcclellan is in the United
States" We suppose the word mot "
was omitted by the printer. 1t has tran
spired that directly after Stanton's re-
moval he was rendered, and declined, the
War Office.
At a railroad meeting in Danville on
Thursday evening Mr.. Phelps, OF Rich
mond. made speech in favor of the Nor
folk and Great Western railway-Lewls
A. Phelps, Esq, We suppose.
Colonel William P. Maulsby, late mem
Der of the Democratic Convention IN Ma
ryland, was taken to the insane asylum
week before last. The cause OF MS lnsa-
nity is attributed to the death OF bis VIE.
Forney's Chronicle for several days; has
had long articles denouncing the Maryland
militia law as reasonable, rebellious, &c.
The fact is, the new constitution aoollshes
it.
General Ord orders that as the negroes
are taxed, they must be provided for as
manners in his district. All the taxes they
pay would provide for few paupers.
Governor Orr, of South Carolina, has
written letter endorsing General Sickness
policy in the Carolinas, and expressing re-
greet at his removal.
There is no mention Of a. 7. Stewards
death in the Washington or Baltimore pa
pers. Those Of New York speak OF 1t as
a false report.
Hon. John W. Noell, member of Con-
gress from Missouri, is lying dangerously
i'll in St. Louis.
Rev. Mr.. George r. Barr, editor OF the
Abingdon Virginian, is proposed as can
didate for the coming State convention.
General Ord does not allow loyal men
to be tried by any Mississippi or Arkansas
court without their own consent.
"Duke" Gwynnis said to be Demo
cratic candidate for the United states Be-
nate from California.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN New YORK.
The New York correspondent of the Phi.
ladelphia Ledger writes from New York
on Thursday as follows:
"This has been blush sort of day in
financial circles, as you will see from the
various facts grouped below. Some add.
tional failures are reported, but not on
sufficiently reliable authority to justify
specific reference to them. Steady going
clear-hcaded men deprccate the loose talk
in the partisan prints about Reputation
and have no doubt that that talk, as we'll
as the scandalous allegations against the
Treasury in Dunbar's Globe, is at the bot.
tom of the depreciation of our bonds in
London, reported by the cable. The pre-
vailing feeling all round at the close of the
day was one Of uncertainty and distrust. p
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Destructive Fires.

ST. PIERRE MlQUELoN, CANADA, Sep
TENDER ia fire here last night destroy.
ed ESQ houses. No lives lost.
Boston, September 2l.-The Mount
Hope Iron Works at Taunton river, cover
ing three acres Of ground, were burned
last night. Loss, $3.50, 900; mostly insured.
About $50 men were employed there.
HARTFORD, COM, September 2l.-The
depot of the New York Steamboat Com.
pany was burned yesterday, with freights
enough in it to make the loss 100000.
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Peace With Two Indian Tribes-Thc
Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-A tele-
gram to the New York Tribune, from North
Platte, says peace has been concluded
with the Brules and Agnailles bands of the
Sioux Indians. They are to receive pow
der and ball as presents. The Pawnee
chief left the council in anger. This is
confirmed by Omaha dispatches.
Great fear is entertained for the safety
of party of engineers on the road be-
tween Virginia City and Fort Smith. The
Indians have notified the contractors that
the road shall not be built beyond Fort
Hayes. This caused great excitement
along the track, and many laborers were
| leaving.
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THE DRUM SILENCED.- has
been received at Washington that the
United States Marshal Of North Carolina
has proceeded to execute one of the judy
ments of the United States Circuit Court
for debt before the war. The military did
not interfere, notwithstanding Order No.
10 is still in force and nrepealed.-Sun.
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SuRRATT.-John II. Surratt has entirely
recovered his health. His sister Anna
visits him at the Jail almost every day
spending half hour or more in his cell on
each occasion. When he is not engaged
in reading or walking up and down his cell
he engages in devotional exercises
W0Shinqton Star.
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n NV b. BKowS.-We had the pleasure
C,'an 'SN from the Hon. Bedford Brown, of
Una" ,"' n. e., last Thursday formerly
anil, WV States Senator). He believes our
,o;sS safely Is In reconstruction according
,e,, VAC pan laid down by Congress. He
H. T. Il as dangerous TO remain out Of
' Aion.- DmUue Times.
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The Epidemic at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-The
deaths from yellow fever yesterday were
sixty-four. The Picdyune says the disease
is wider spread and the cases more nume-
rous than in the epidemic of 1853, but the
type being milder, the mortality is COM
Daratiyely small.
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WELL Done FOR RIcHMoND.-Richmond
voted by tremendous majority the two
million subscription to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. From this day she will
begin to feel the good effects of that wise
act.-Danrlle Times.
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Fatal Accident.

New YORK, September 2l.-A coal
barque sunk at the pier this morning, and
four lives were lost by the accident.
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Murderer Respited-The Crowd Dis
Rnn0lnfad.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 20. : One
White, convicted Of murder and sentenced
to be hung at Anderson, Indiana, has been
respited by the Governor until the third
week in October. An immense crowd
from all parts Of the country gathered at
Anderson, and the feeling of hatred was SC
intense that it was feared White would be
taken from Jail and hanged. The streets
surrounding the jail are blocked up by
the crowd, who are clamorous for his ex-
ecntion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-23

a. HEsSL1 OF THE MARYLAND ELECTION
-. 49, y" 'he counties thus far heard from
st' na)orlties for the Constitution, and
,,. - PROBABLE that all will do so. The ma
''! u the State will probably not be
~ than 10000. The official returns
y ~. ~ tee total vote in Baltimore city to be
'1'''' aud the majority lO,493.
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Negroes as rst-Clnxs Passengers.

RICHMOND, September 20.-Another me-
gro to-day sued the Richmond, Fredericks,
burg and Potomac railroad for non-admit-
lance to frst-class car upon frst.class
ticket purchased at New York. The CON-
pany is determined to stand the suit as o
test question for railroads South.
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The Cable,

HEARTS CONTENT, September 21.-The
cable of 1866 is repaired and working
we'll
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te,nr, Sicksburg Telegraph urges the
M,, Mai. 70 sheep raising as business in
g,,,. ppi. The hills abound in Bermuda
ia.r,a @,'o would afford pasturage to I'M
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It is understood that the Rev. q. A.
Wise has declined the call to Alexandria.
The Union Republican, Radical, Of Nor
folk. is dead.
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"Bishop of the Protestant Episcopa
Church in Virginia.

1" NalUefn, September 9, 1867"
We clip the above from the Southern
Churchman. Although the grand jury
uuashed the Indictment in Mr.. Williams'S
case. he has been forced to the conclusion
that his usefulness is at an end, and hence
his request to be deposed from the minis
try. We believe none will doubt the
propriety of such action. : Petersburg
L1der
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Groceries,. dc.

WE ARE THIS DAY IN RECEIPT
w Of
1900 pounds prime COUNTRY BACON, thos
rouud);
10 hogsheads SIDES, SH GU L s, and
BREASTS BACON,
tierces CANvASSE6 HAMS,
so bags Rio and LaGUAYRA COFFEE,
10 mats old GOVERNMENT JAVA,
rs barrels and hogsheads PORTO RICO ST.
CAB,
Potomac and Eastern HBRRINGS,
MACK sRhL-h alf. barrels and kits;
OnL0NG and GUn POWDER TEAS,
Prime Factory CH EESE.
Wa also are selling all grades OF the Manches-
ter mills FLOUR in quantities to suit the trade, at
mill prices. lse 23-3J ROGERS co.
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CLOTHING HOUSE.

A. OPPENHIMER,l No. l4oa Main street, be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, Cells inc
attention Of the trade, Wholesale and retail; 70
his entire new stock OF CLOTHING and fUh s
NISHlNa GOODS, made TO order Also, BOUTS,
shoes, HATS, &c, which he Is receiving aaiiS
from the North.
He bought his stock for cash and with an ex.
pe ri ence OF seventeen years In the puslness IL
Virginia b. warrants satisfaction.
~ ~ A. OPPRNHIMgRS,
No. 1902 Main street, between
aell Fourteenth and Fifteenth streeS.
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uOW TO GET GOOD TEA.-It is a
IL very easy thing to buy good TEA some
times by paying high price for it. but when you
go back, the TEA Is all gone, and you get an infe-
Tior article This Is moi the case with those who
buy from J. h. ANTONY, as he has but one
grade of superior Teas always on hand Supe-
Tior Roasted Coffee Refined Sugar. Bakers n o.
Chocolate, and Broma. 72l Main STREET,
SEES six doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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REV. GEORGE T. WILLIAMs.-The stand
ing committee of this Diocese have re-
ceived from the Bishop the following COM
munication:
"Notce is hereby given that in accord
ance with the provisions of canon 5, title
2, Digest Of the Canons of General Con-
vention, have this day deposed from the
ministry of the Church the Rev. George 7.
Williams, Presbyter Of this Diocese, he
having declared to me his remuneration OF
the same, and his design not to otticiate IN
future in any of the Offices thereof.
eel JOTNS
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GARY IL WILSON,
No. 1905 MAIN and No. AL BROAD STREET.
IMPORTERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN o-,,
CHINA. GLASS, QUEESSWARE. AMI hooeI'
onA"A' furnishing GOODS,
bava now open In both houses full ana compress
assortmant OF goods, which We will sell as 10" ss
go he honpht In any nort hern market
TAYLOR and JOHN g. saELeOH aie
with M and will be pleased to see ana eefvs
friends. '0
GEORGE C. GARY, sala
ALBERT A. WILSON.
r. q. KELLOGG, late Of u; "; o1Sso Va u
G.. ]. sumner Co. RlehHono'
C 1SA' GLASS ;. AMP a,a P2ssrHEHw4Rs.
1877 Main street. -
We have large and complete STOCK OF o gIUdio
o,r live which we are selling at very ~" %
Dinner and Tea Sets, in great vsrlety'
Toilet Sets, ramns
Walters. RefrigerAto
Water CooIers,
Patent Ice Pitchers, ,m
Srabls Cutlery, silvsrplated WARE
Ios.Chests, &c., 90. .uat
jy2 h6hoo
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IN BONES GOLDFISH, twenty pounds
w each, for families, for sale by
WEST 4 ANDREWS,
% 1912 Main street
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nRIMENEW LABRADOR SALMON
and fresh SMOKED HALIBUT just received
at lSBUN BENEDICT CO.'S,
se7-lm Main and Eighth streets.
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0SO BARRELS REFINED SUdA KS
ZCU OF all grades 100 barrels Merchants
Brown Sugar, to arrive SO cases olive on for
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NEW NO. l BAY MACKEkEL, of
IN the new catch, in kits, quarter barrels, and
0"'t't'' '0'' ISBON BENEDICT & CO.'S,
ga Tim Main and Eighth streets.
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CYRUP.-Forty barrels SYRUP, in
se ' i2 ''' ' GEoRGEI. HERRING co.
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DOO BARRELS No. ! MACK REL,
AOO direct from Boston, afoat and for sale by
WkST Il ANDhEWS,
On On l7l2 Main street
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On BARRELS PURE CIDER VI
~ 81 70 h0AN ioi 0A'0 F. WILLIAMS & co.
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900 BAGS RIO, LAGUAYRA, and
Z(JU JAW. COFFEE, assorted grades, for sale
NV rsa lql r. F. WILLIAMS s. co.
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Crocke7.y and GLASSWARE.
CHINA.

HENCH CHINA.
inst opened a splendid assortment OF
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
which we are selling at a very small advance
White French China Cups and saHosr $3.50 per
dozen;
White French China Cofees, SO 50 per dozen;
Dinner Plates, $3.75 per dozen;
Breakfast Plates, So IS per dozen; :,
and all other goods at the same low prices. 0aii
I'D COO ,bem at BRANCH s. CURRANTS,
SIT nj ain street, between Eighth ana Nihln'
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DURE OLD WIN EGAR.-On conSign
i inert. SIX BARRELS OLD ISLE OF WIGHT
CIDER VINEGAR, for sale by
HULsT g. KING,
sc ID Eourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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JeUeEers, dc.

u FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
Main street street : above lbC post: Office, ~ Wy
tries and suite the eye correctly
with his superior BRAZILIAN PE ~ anu
GLASS SPECTACLBS and EYE-GLssSES
Fine OPERA GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, &C ;
at eastern prices.
Pebbles and glasses set In frames 10 ordef. .,
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MO. / SHAD, IN BARRELS. for sale
IN by Gse l21 RF WILLIAMS & CO.
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rXTRA &C." "B," GRADUATED,
~ and CUT LUAF SUGAR, for sale by
20 IL R. F. WILLIAMS Il co.
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ELOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR-Five hun
dred barrels VALLEY EXTRA and SU-
PERFINE on consign ment for sale by
on n WAGGONER & HARVEY.
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fines, Liquors, &c.

DECuFIED kY.-lO0 barr
IA rsis for sale low to close, By
ee23 GEJRGs l. HESElNG q TO-
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90 TUBS PRIME LEAF LARD for
iH,a wAGGONER L harvey.
~ BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
iS,a ~ A'- WAGGOEKR HARVEY.
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CUBA sUGAR, in hogsheads; Biz
" CAkB SODA lEnglish), in kegs, receiving for
sale by
Sa l6 GDRDDN & CRlNGaN.
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OCTOBER MAGAZINES

VOU CAN GET FASHION BOOKS
FOB OCTOBER at the News Depot.
10 IA TURNER No. 20 Thirteenth street.
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR, SPICES
i for picking.
se IL HUMIDITY TATUM.
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prime PORTO RICO SUGARS;
4 PRIME PORT RICO MnLaSSEs; PRIME
ENGLISH ISLAND MOLASSgs receiving and for
sale by GORDON GRlNGhH,
So Id Pearl Block.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
l. received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRuss-
of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP
PORTER JOHN w. BISON, Druggist,
NH II Main and Third streets.