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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

CLOVER HILL SUNDAY ScHooL-CoS-
crpT-L LECTURE BY COLONEL FARRAR, &c.
A correspondent from Clover Hill writes
us as follows about matters there, present
and prospective
ave have Sunday school here of about
seventy. five scholars and fourteen teachers,
and with its very faithful leaders there is
no doubt that this work will do much good.
A temperance society is next needed here,
and hope some good Samaritan may soon
90 to work and organize one.
"There will be q vocal concert here on
the 10th instant, for benevolent purpose
Ladies from Richmond and Amelia Will be
here to assist. Colonel Farrar will deliver
his lecture on Johnny Reb.' Refresh
ments will be in plentiful supply, and O
the best quality"
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a matter Of good faith. We had given o
pledge to the other Powers who signed it,
and it would not be right for Us to turn
sharply round and say we would not be
bound by it. At any rate, we could not
free ourselves from the obligation without
long notice.
Sir R. Palmer agreed with Mr.. Mill that
when we were at war we ought to be at
war in earnest, and that the notion of a
national war aud mercantile peace was
absurd; and he agreed with Lord Stanley
as to the Importance Of observing engage
ments of this kind.
Mr.. Labouchere hoped the Foreign Sc
cretary would uphold the policy of the
late Government in this matter.
After p few observations from Mr.. D..
Griffith, the subject dropped.
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MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDER REGNAULT
pREsID1NG.-Daniel Ruflin and Charles
johnson, colored, first appeared yesterday
morning to answer the charge of stealing
a COW and hcifer, valued at $50, the pro-
perty Of Mr.. Charles Lee. They were re-
manded to jail to answer on indictment.
Joseph Holbuck, white, was up to an
swcr for being drunk and disorderly. He
was fined So and required to give 500 Sc
curity for future good behavior; giving
which he was dismissed.
Charles Camp, white, appeared to an
swer the charge Of fighting in the street
and threatening the life Of his wife. This
was Camps second offence, and though hi'
wife begged hard that the case should DC
dismissed, the Recorder said he would be
compelled to fine him $40 and require 500
security for his good behavior. He wa
set back to await some one to 60 his secu
rity.
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CLOVER HILL Coal MTNEs.-We learn
from these mines that the restoration of
the works in Bright Hope pit is going
ahead as fast as possible, and in few
week, it is probable the work of raising
coal from it will be recommended. No
more dead bodies have yet been recovered, ,
as the lower workings have not yet been
explored, :, as the upper mine levels have to be
| first put in order. The pitknown as Jawbone,
where a good supply of coal was raised,
has been again filed with water by the
late heavy rains; but they are now pump
ing it out, and will soon be enabled to COM
mence raising coal from this pit. Take it
altogether, the prospect is promising for a
good supply of coal to be raised here this
fall and winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-During the
storm on Tuesday afternoon the house on
Cary street between Adams and Foushee
owned by Mr.. Paul Bargamin, and occu-
pied by Mrs. Virginia Bowers, was struck
by lightning. The fluid ran down the rod
attached to the house and entered the
yard at its foot. A tin conductor running
down by the side of the rod was torn oil to
pieces, and the culvert which it entered
was torn up for q few feet. None Of the
inmates of the house were hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

OMSIrUssEs VS.. HACKs.-Several hack
drivers were up before Recorder Regnault
yesterday to answer for occupying the
plsces at dep6ts which had been assigned
the omnibusses of hotels. The parties
thought they had great reason for com,
plant in not being allowed to occupy said
places, aud SO stated. The Recorder stated
that the places had been assigned for the
omnibusses for the convenience OF stran-
gers coming to the city :; that the OMNIBUS
ses were at the depots regularly, while the
hacks were there only when they had
nothing else to do, and therefore. he
thought the omnibusses should have the
choice of position, and would hereafter
fine any drivers of hacks who occupied the
places which had been assigned for the
omnibusss, or went to the depot before the
time-viz., forty minutes before the arriva
of the steamer or train.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED IScENDIARY.-In
the Dispatch of yesterday we gave an &C
count of the burning of the corn-houses and
other buildings belonging to Mr.. William
L. Cowardin. Yesterday evening negro
named James Morris was arrested on the
charge Of having set fire to the buildings.
He was turned over to Mr.. Cowardin, and
by him carried to Hanover county for
trial. Morris bad been employed by Mr.
Cowardin, but had been discharged.
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoAoLoG1cAL So
c1ETY.-The executive committee of this
Society will meet g committee OF the
ladies at O'Clock this afternoon in the
lecture-room of Dr.. Hoge's church. All
ladies interested in the culture and i'm
movement of flowers are invited to attend
We learn that number of our ladies have
become members Of this Society, and viii
take an active part in the exhibition which
it intends to hold in this city on the l5tt
of October.
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REGISTRATION IN CHEsTEEFIELD.-Att the
second session of the Board of Registra-
tion for the second magisterial district of
Chesterfield county there were added
seventeen whites and twenty-four colored,
and two stricken from former register as
improperly registered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

THE JACKSON-sTREET SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Three white boys, named respectively
Thomas Elmorc, Charles Welsh, and
Joseph Beazley, were brought before Re-
corder Regnau!t yesterday morning to an
swer for unlawfully shooting at and stoning
William Hansborough, colored, On Jack
son street, on Tuesday evening.
Hansborough appeared in court with his
head bandaged with q bloody handkcr-
chief, and seemed to be suffering from the
wound inflicted with q stone. E!more's
face also bore the appearance Of having
been severely handled.
A great deal of testimony was heard,
from which it appears that Hansborough
was standing On Jackson street, on Tues
day evening, talking to lady, who had
asked him to get some articles for her,
when these boys came along, and Welsh
jostled him; whcreupon he turned around
and asked if he meant to push him.
Emore said, eyes, you id son Of b-h /;
you are ID niger y; then drew re-
volver and fired at him, but missed.
Hansborough then rushed at Elmore and
knocked him down with q tin bucket.
While Hansborough was down, some one
struck him on the head with q rock, which
inflicted quite painful wound. Hans
borough then started to run, and as he was
going around tho corner, Elmore raised up
and fired two more shots, neither of which
took effect on anything but the houses
and fences in the vicinity.
Hansborough then procured warrant
for the arrest Of the three boys, stating
that he did not know which one had thrown
the rock which cut his head.
The pistol with which Emore did the
shooting was shown, and might be termed
and infant Rodman.
The Recorder required Of Elmore and
Welsh $400 security each for their appear
ance before the Grand Jury on the third
Monday in next month, and still further
security Of 5000 each for their good bcha-
vior. He also required 5000 Of Beazley
for his good behavior. The two first named
gave the requisite security, and left the
courtroom, while Bcazley was set back in
default.
The Recorder stated that the bond for
good behavior given by Beazley and Welsh
last March, when convicted of some mis-
demeanor, was forfeited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

The EXTENSION OF CITY LIMITS-Ns
CoUNCILMEN TO BE APPOINTED Now
General Schofeld decided on yesterday
not to make appointments of councilmen
from the territory embraced within the
recently extended limits of the city, but
will allow the present Council to extend
their Jurisdiction over it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

SALES OF REAL ESTATE. - Lyme &
Brother sold on yesterday lot on Seven
teenth beyond Veuable street, with re-
mains of burnt building on it, for $500.
Also, framed house ON the creek, on
Poplar street, for S240 cash.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING TOBACCo.-
Mordecai Page, white, and Ben Allen
colored, were arrested late last evening on
the charge of stealing tobacco from Mr.
William Hoppe's factory. The case will
be brought before the Mayor to-day.
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The Baton Rouge Advocate publishes the
following from an influential negro man in
BATON ROUGE, August s, 1867.

l1dL SiIJ
BATON ROUGE, August s, 1867.
Editor -Advocate: Sir,-Allow me to
pronounce myself as candidate for Con.
gress in this district. will state to the
public my principals
lst. I am in favor of taking the tax of
of the cotton. I'd. | am in favor to com.
puterate the war debt. Sd. am in favor
of free trade with all nations. 4th. an
in favor of freeing all the colored people
in Cuba. 5th. l am in favor of the sub.
lection of Mexico. 9Th. I am in favor o.
free trade and sailors rights. 7th. l an
in favor of every man having plantation
when he works for it. hope my conu
merous friends will support me In TN:
undertaking, and clear this country OF the
troubles it is now in.
Your friend, HENRY HARRISON.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASHLAND BASE. BALL
CLUB.-This club, from the little village of
Ashland, arrived here yesterday morning,
and stopped at the Ballard Hotel. The
following is q list Of the members:
J. A. Brown, j. D. Winn, - Emmer-
son, - Clay, - Bradley, II. c. Wy
att, K. Motley, R. Smith, NJ. Smith, R. Ha-
rold, G. Stebbins.
This club played with the Olympics, OF
this city, yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited in victory for the Olymplcs, 1t
making a score of rs to 10 made by its op-
poncnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

AssEssMENTs.-Mr. Dabney NJ. Miller,
City Assessor, will commence to-day the
listing of all the real estate in the terri
tory recently acquired by the city. He
may be found at the county clerks office
for several days, when those interested,
and whose property lies within the area
mentioned, may save themselves much
future trouble by calling on him and
giving the size and bounds Of their lots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

The CENTRAL TRAIN DELAYED.-The
train due here at 3:45 p. NJ. yesterday
was delayed about three hours by the
breaking of one of the axles of the tender.
No one was hurt.
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SHERIFF OF HENRGCo.-The appointment
of Sheriff of Henrico, to succeed ?. II.
Huffman, will be Gf not already conferred
upon Henry j. Smith. This will be ay very
satisfactory appointment.
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Fertilizers.


GUANO. - THE
NY will be prepared by the lst OF September to
supply the farmers OF Virginia or North Carolina
with It's well-known
WHEAT FERTILIZERS;
and with increased confidence in their value,
founded on the experience Of those who have used
them, too numerous to particularize, recommend
tn EN- to the attention OF the pub bic.
4 change has been made In substituting 70
great extent N ASSA for SOMBRERO GUANO,
for the present season, and looking to the exclu-
the fnturs-beiag salts fled, after the closest scru-
tiny into the value OF the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate Of Lime Is to be OBJ
tained, that 1t Is entitled to the preference.
Tho proportions heretofore observed Will De
maintained as follows:
REGULAR PREPARATION,
900 pounds Peruvian and GOO pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price, $40 per ton Of 900 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION,
1888 pounds Peruvian and se7 pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price. $50 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.
In this preparation the company has attained
marked success in fading means 10 grina fsru-
the use of the finest drill. Price, ss per ton ad-
vance on the crude article bnt an actual saving 10
the farmer, who by no process OF his own can 20
chesply or effectually prepare II for use.
invariably names all the substances used In ils
preparations and the precise proportions TN
poundsl in which they are severally lntrodncsd !,
SO that the purchasers, being acquainted win the
s.der their intrinsic values the me- mschanlcai per-
ctness Of the work. and the fathfulness OF those
who supsrintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the commits
sion merchants Of the city CT dresuy % me q9dsr
signed. z. ~ D Iaan,
au 2I-8w A8eht.
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Lost. Straaled, and Found.

NJOTICE.-A ROAM HORSE, about
IN fftaen and half hands high-a good 49,
saddle horse-was hired from me on Mon ~
Iay evening by young man nrspressntlng-lZ1
himself to be Mr.. Anderson, formerly OF hien,
mond, to go on Church Hill and return In sooas
The person hiring him was 3 young man Of soma
twenty years OF age, Ar scmple.ion, tSar MsaT
IA rather dark sorrel roam, one white foot BE-
hind, six years old, wearing Mcclellan saadis s,
and plain snafie bride. A liberal reward WIZ 10
palo ioi 'n' ioS0''i' j. C. JOHNSON,
stables Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
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uEsR1Co COUNTY CoURT.-This court
met at the usual hour yesterday, trans
acted great deal of civil business, but
none of public interest, and adjourned
until the first Monday in September.
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Miles O'Reilly has put up the following
ticket: For President, Ulysses 5. Grant,
Of the Apple Tree near Appomat'oA
Courthouse. Exchange.
[If Grant were as arrant humDug as
Miles, he would never be elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

COMMISSIONER CHAHOoN had before him
on Yesterday several cases of minor I'M
portance-some of which he adjudicated,
and others we're postponed until to-day.
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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ner.
chandise and passengers. l.: B. Tatum.
Schooner J. II Rapp, Call Philadelphia, grain,
Curtis, Parker & Ridack.
Schooner Conrad Fox, Montgomery, Washing
ton, d. c., merchandise, Crowell Currie.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Breeze, Nelson, hence, arrived at New
Bedford on the 10Th.
Schooner s. g. Evans, Hammond, cleared from
Boston for Richmond on the 10Th.
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley, cleared from New
York for Richmond on the 10Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

CASE OF INcEsT.-Upon complaint Of
Nancy Watkins, her husband, Albert
Watkins, was yesterday arraigned before
the Mayor upon the charge of having
seduced his daughter, Maria Watkins, and
being the father Of an infant to which she
had given birth. The mother and daugh-
ter both gave direct and positive testimony
against the accused. They are all colored.
Albert Watkins aged about sixty, the
wife forty-fve, and daughter fifteen. The
accused was committed for trial.
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tSIABLlSHED 1884.
l.. J. CREW d CO.,
isGceosSo.a 10 g. Crew Il Son.
6.+AA SOAP ANDCAEDLg MAEUPAC ACTURERS,
DOS !!E, 1l5. and III. Seyehtssnth street,
'p'mits he Oid Market, ehmond, Virginia,
ave COW IN factory large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
VICE wo Offer 70 ths tfSds at such prices as will
@se II 10 the ;nssIsnt or gil 10 pstronize this home
''''.H 'S"tnfy "a lin
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GoNE.-Just as we were closing TIT
Office last night horse as black as
ravens plume dashed by without rider
| and when last seen
"Was glimmering through the distance
Like in old hare's tail,
With forty hungry honnas
A yelping on her tran
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Groceries, &c.

rTrBA SUGAR, in hogsheads;
:, barrels choice Porto Rico Sussrs.
y :, serrels = n Il " and "A A :" Sugars.
trrais Extra &C" "B," Powdered
crushed, and Granulated Snsars.
oabsas Mo, Lasuayra, and Java Cofec, as
sorted Grades;
Choicc Do'onS and Gunrowder Teas,
{, barrels Merchants, Portland, and Chosa-
7eAke Syrup,
:, ha,reI- superior Porto Rico Mola.ses,
40 North Carolina Gross Herrings,
No Labrador HeTriEEs,
80 bass Sice,
sUpay:or osceola Starch.
Ioi of srrerior Sole Leather,
W,"rl.oaSh NILS Drop shot, assorted
arubers Z. +. WILLIAMS s CO.,
-, corner Fourteenth and Cary streeta
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Marine HateILigence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81.

MINIATURE ALMaNAC-AUGUsr %. 1857.
Sun rises. 5.2 Moon rises. IL 10
SUN sets ........... 6.37 High tide, A. 49,. s.ls
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Agassiz and his pupils are going to
southern Ohio for gneiss little time.
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CORfeGjO7lG2'leS.

HshtSH ARRlVALS-Just received,
L 100 hor@s Layer sa!sins.
20 b'Xes TarragoDa Almonds,
- :! bags sicily Almonds,
% oaSs nsw- crop + alrn Nuts,
10 boxes aienton Lemons,
iV' Cases Canned Pineappes,
A., nrancy Peaches, oysters. Lobaters, &c.
$50 na'aclured daily my inimita bic Steam
'-"ea Landy- Call at
..s LOUIS J. BOsaiEUX'S Confectionery,
Hte NO l4l2 Main street.
ICST RECEIVED.
y boxss bert FRENCH LEMONS,
=, =. caset sPlCED OYSTERS,
,'O0S COCOANUTS.
sor Gale low al ZIHMERG CO.'S
iylZ ,sta Main ptrast
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THANKs.-To Captain Straughn, of the
York River railroad, for Norfolk papers.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August u.
In reviewing our market for the past week
we have TO report breaks and receipts light.
Market firm with no change to note in prices.
Below we give the transactions: 92S hogs
heads, 96 tierces and 81 boxes offered and sold
as follows
AASUFAcTURISG TOBACCO.
Luqs-Common to medium dark working,
50 to 50 !; good dark working, IS to sl2; sun
cured, common, 81 to $l2; sun-cured, good,
Sl2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, ~ to Sl2
coal cured, bright Sl2 10 $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 to $40.
Leat-Common dark working, 81 to SO me-
dium dark working. $40 to $l4; good dark
working, $l5 to $l7; fine and wrapping, BIS to
$2l sun-cured, $l5 to S25 and S32; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to $685. yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 TO 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,gs.-very common and heavy weights, rs
to s6 jo medium, s6 to SIS; good, IS to 81. 50.
Ledf.-English shipping, $40 to $50 and $27.5o;
continental shipping, $l3 to $ls and $23.
sTEAMISa TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, $l2 to sl4; good, $l5 to Sl7;
fine, SIS to $50 and S23.
Stems.-Eery common to good, 81 to 81 90.
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VOL. XXXIII.
8itl1mond 1ispattlr.
%, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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lob PRINTING OF EVERY DE-
eerptioD done In the best style ut the
DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
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900 ~ RRELS REFINED SUGARS
.)tI .ur sale hy
PHLMER. HARTSOnK & CO.,
..sr,- here ror Ficsen & Williams's BE fined Su-
-. Nyrrus au II
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t,ANlLY FLOUR just received on
I --.si.1mcrt sCd for sale By
AMY PALHEE. ntRTSoOK & CO.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August {

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August 81
oPPERINGs.
Uheqt.-White, SIS bushels red, 676 bushels;
mixed red and white, 500 bushels.
Corn.-White, GIT bushels; mixed, 27o
bushels.
OdtS.-3.5S6 bushels.
Fyour.-Extra, Il barrels family, % barrels.
SALES.
WAsat-White, sj4bushels inferior to prime,
81 GOO g. .35-lj4 bushels on private terms
red II bushels very bad, $l-3s6 bushels on
private terms; 800 bushels mixed red and
white, 80 %.
C6rn.-White, 675 bushels at $l.O2h@sl. .oj;
mixed, 800 bushels 1T $l.0lG$l .o3.
Odts.-lOO bushels good at 57@57hc.; 800
bushels on private terms.
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so BAGS GOOD TO PRIME RIO
~ COFFEE.
- bags Ceylon Cofec,
10 b..s LAg guayra Coffee,
4, hscs old Government Java Coffee.
a has.heads Porto Rico Sugar,
Ialo.shs&ts F.. ]. Sugar,
80 barrels Mosrisss Refined Sugar,
So Barrels SyTGp.
s barrels Leaf La.d, ~
100 Noxrs adamsn;'ne caNdlcs, E$
q hossaaa9~ Bone and Clear side Bacon,
no. Sh-sjs Breast Bacon,
~ nagshrsds shoulder Bacon,
1900 sacks Wo!thirE;on's SAT-.
sas sacks Liverpool! Ground Alum Salt,
~ ssln ~ ,,-orrr,o
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!,Hi Es>".-V hir,v boxes ORANGE
+ CuTETY CHEESE Tor ia 10 by
hULsT !; KING. Fonrteenth street
Su - near Exchange HGtel.
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DnTATCES.-T Thirty barrels IRISH
t POTATOES for SALE by
huLsT KING, Fourteenth street
~ . near Exchange Hotel
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-lOO tons NO.
PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected TO ar
riya forsals by ALLISON s. ADDISON,
an'1sow 1920 Cary street.
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"a BARRELS COPPER-DISTILL
~ OLD kYE WRIsKEY,
10 barrels copper distilled SoUTHSlDK
WHiSNEI,
VErSCH HHkNnY and GIN,
PORT and $ISEKT WINK.
CECsHsp. PnWDEEKD, EXTRA c, and
SEOWS SUGARS.
LAGrATSA and RIo COFFEE, y
GEREN and BLACK TIA. a superior article ;
TrpD'S CEIrBEATED HAMS,
EXTRA FLrCS.
tNANANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES,
,- gore an. FOR salo by
John u. HIGGINS, 1910 Franklin street,
syc upsr 6td Markst
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J~ETTLE-RFS FSDESI1D l. a r d in
II a.,css and HAMS II tierces, and Ave bags
RICE. 70: sale by
n. l. " ESI " 6H DhhWS.
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trhMILY AND ENTRA FLOUR,
:, N!HG!SiA BACON, r2kSH MOUNTAIN
ECETkH, Jus: received and for sale by
STEVENS = PHGRkM
a. IS eli and gi3 Broad street