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BASE NEW sENsATIos.-Tba recent
..poutest between the Alert Club. Of this city,
-and the Forest City Club bsof Savannah, attract
/. ed considerable attention. and though the
-Alerts we're beaten, they feel confident that
they can show better score than twenfy-sev-
-sn to. sixteen, which was the result Of that
match game. The Forest City Club have sig-
nifed their willingness to meet their ADVERSE
-ries on their own ground, and return game
will be played between the LIST and 18th pro1.,
ION the Citadel Green. The Alsrts have secur-
ed the old Palmetto ground, and will practice
every fair evening for the contest. The fol-
lowing are the nine who will represent the
Club on the match Stubbs, HesIn, Boyce,
sschacte, Conkln, Blake, Cooke, Mathewes and
Easton.
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Inspection Of Naval stores Again.

CHARLESTON, s. c., August IS, 1868.
To the Editor Of lhe Daily Neaos:
While congratulating our generous Naval
Store Inspector upon the great power Of his
satirical communication in reply to my several
communications that have from time to time
appeared in TIE DAILY NEWS, I feel constrain-
ed to direct public attention to the subjoined
letter, by which it will be seen that display
ed some "zeal" in obtaining Wilmington
charges, and that the erroneous statement he
accuses me Of making was not without some
foundation E:
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 4, 1868.
Friend Your favor OF the 30th June to
hand. In reply to your inquiries, will come
at once to the point. Inspection and classi-
6cation of spirits turpentine, five cents per
barrel; rosln--for' weighing, three cents,
samphng and coopering Six cents per barrel;
tar three cents per barrel; crude the same.
Your prices in Charleston are awful. Until
recently the gusging and inspection Of spirits
was hye cents each, but now only FIVE for both.
F. q. ROBINSON,
Dealer in Navel Stores.
Mir. Smith says there are only five or six dis
tiIleries on the line Of the South Carolina Bail
road, and the proprietors of these have never
found fault with Charleston charges or prices
that he is aware of. Three out Of this num-
bersigned the petition for the appointment of
an additional inspector. Perhaps the other
two or three are the recipients of Mr. Smiths
public generosity. He fails to Hsll the public
that there are number Of othe's in different
sections who have found fault with Charleston
charges and prices. did this champion Of
public generosity, who has 80 suddenly doomed
up in our city, forget to mention this2 Per-
haps (2) he was not aware OF the fact. He
would have the public believe that the law in
regard to inspectors, passed 10th December,
1856, applies to Georges Station or any other
point fifty or hundred miles from Charles
ton. do not think it viii require the opinion
OF any ancient or modern jurist to decide this
question. AS I understand the law it applies
directly to Charleston, and any inspector who
has purchased barrel Of turpentine or rosin
since the ratification Of that law is subject to
the penalty therein imposed. If gentlemen in
the country, who sell andbuy crude turpentine,
can arrange the weighing and inspection among
themselves, cannot see why Mr.. Smith or
any other person should object. There is no
law 10 govern them. MIR. Smith says there may
have been small shipments made to Whining
ton from the Northeastern Railroad, the mo-
tives Of which he would not mention. In some
cases it was not to obtain better prices. 1 beg
leave 10 inform him that the shipments from
the Northeastern Railroad to Wilmington since
the 1st January, 1868, have been one thousand
five hundred barrels. II other motives haye
prompted these shipments than those have
heretofore mentioned, am not aware of them.
I leave this question for others to answer.
TAR HEEL.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
. Hdig US. Cohen. =

- =, Hdlg Us. CoheH. =.
viii be sold under the direction Of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse, on TUESDAY, the 25th
day of August 1858, at II A. NJ,
Ali that HOUSE AND LOT, situate on the east
side of Meeting In this city, and known by the
nuyober 90, measuring front on Meetn ..street 30
feet more or less by 1877 feet in depth ON the north
line and 146 feet In depth on the south hne bound
ing to the north on property now or late OF John
Magee; to the south on land now or late OF Robert
Smith; to the east land now or late OF Dr. Joseph
johnson, and to The westo Meeting-sreet
Terms-Oue third cssh; balance in one and Two
years, with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF the premises.
Buildings 10 be insured and policy assigned Pun
chaser to pay taxes and for papers and stamps.
JAMES UPPER,
August 8 tbs tu1 Master in Equity.
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HOTEL ARRrvALs-August 19.-Charleston
Rotet-H. L. A. Balk. Augusta; G.. Jacobs, 8.
Marks. Athens, Ga; A. Williams, s. c.; 81. E.
G. NJ. Bailey, R. s. Fletcher, o. s.
A.; E. Dubois. Bluffton; Rev. G. s. Yedder,
City; @. v. J. Wilson, st. James, Santee.
Paoilion Hotels. J. Parker, orangeburg;
L. Wilson, j. F. Brabham, Barnwell; John Kel-
Ter, N. Y; Alex. Mckenzie, Florence.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

sr LARGEST cRoULATIoN.-THR DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
,ouLATIoN IN TIE --oTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFF1cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE eRoV1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFF1cE Law.
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USDER DECKEE In EQUITY

Upper, Master, os. Bryan.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse, ON THIS DAY, the 10th
day OF August, 1893, ar II A II.
Ali that FARM Oh TRAOT OF LAND, situate IN
the Parish Of Christ Church, Charleston District.
about six miles from the Villsge4f Mount Pleasant.
less; bounded est on lands Of Jonn Hamlin.
southwest on lands Of David Whitesides and to the
northwest on lands Of the estate Of William Mat
thews.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest payable semi-annually from day
Of sale secured by bonds Of purch and mortgage
Of premises Purchaser to pay taxes and for papers
and stamps. JAMES TfPPER.
August 20 tu3 th1 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


Mash6urn vs Mash6ura.
Will be sold, under the direction Of the undersigned
at the Old Customho 1se on TUESDAY, the 25th
day Of August 1868 at IL a. M.,.
/. All that LOT OF LAND, With the two and half
story Wooden House thereon, situate on the south
side Of Cahoun.s'ieet, In this city, and known hy
tho number ss measuring so feet front by 1913 feet
In depth. sa'i' = r. - o'-'a~t
O. All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and
half story Wooden House thereon, known by the
number 60, on Beaufln-street. in this. city, snd
measuring 80 fest G.nt by 81 feet In depth.
ALSO, -
g. All that LOT OF LAND. With the two story fat
roof Wooden House and outbuildings thereon,
known by the number 8, on Kirkand's Lane, in this
city and measuring 26 feet front bY 50 feet in depth
Terms-One-ihird cash; balance in one. two and
three years, secured by bonds OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the prsmises with interest from day OF
SALE payable semi-annually. Buildings to be In
sured and policies assigned. Purchasers to pay
taxes and for papers and stamps. - i-'
JAMES TUPPER,
August 6 th3tu1 Master In Equity.
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p The Lou1sIARA RICE CRoP.-The New Or
leans Price Current, Of the 15thlinstant, says
the rice crop Of Louisiana for The present sea-
son promises to be not only the largest ever
grown in the State, but Of superior quality
also. On the 9th instant, lot Of four barrels Of
the new crop, the first receipt Of the season,
came to Firmin Martin, and on the 11th instant
consignment Of thirteen barrels new crop was
received, consigned to Angelo Socola. The
samples which have been exhibited Of these
lots are very dne, being remarkably clean, Of
firm white grain and very little broken. The
Hrst receipt.,of the new crop last year was on
the 21st August, and Of the year before on the
10th September. Last year Plaquemine alone
sent to this market fcCrteen thousand four
hundred and ffty-three barrels and ten thou
sand one hundred and eighty-two sacks, the
barrels averaging two hundred and thirty
pounds, and the sacks one hundred pounds
each. Last year Plsquemine produced forty
Eve thousand barrels rough rice, and the esti-
mates for this season reach sixty thousand
barrels.
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You CAN save from fifty cents to one dolla,
per pound on teas, By purchasing them from VIII
sons grocery, 7ou,beast corner Society and Anson
streets.
Goods delivered free. stuth
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LOB. B.-We are requested to state that
4he Dan Lodge, No. 9s, meets every Sunday
afternoon, at four O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hail.
corner of King and Liberty-sreets.
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TIN TABLES TURNED.-The assault upon
rGeo1ge Robinson, colored servant OF the
Mayor, by Philip Barnett, the colored drum
smsjor, already reported, came up before the
Mayor yesterday for examination Il was
found that Robinson was the aggressor, hay-
ing commenced the assault. Barnett was con-
=sequsntlS released, .nd The Mayors servant
: fined five dollars for disorderly conduct.
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per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods de IvGr2d free.
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} FuLEY'S
ID FULEY'S
CLOTHING, SHOE AND HAT STORE,
No. IS AARKET-STREFT,
CHARLESTON. s. {

Where may be found every variety of GREAT
COATS, FRoCK AND DREsS COATS, Shirts, Un'
dershrts, Vests and Pantaloons, Drawers and Socks
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags.
yalises, &c. February6
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Cash Gifts to the Amount OF sa5O,ooo
EVERY TICKET ORA WS a PRIZE.


Fine Oh Pal itings. Framed EDgraVlngs SlIVerWare,
Photogra Albums and large assortment Oh
Fine Gold Jewelry. IN all valued at 81. OOOoo
chance to draw any of The above prizes py pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cents tickets
describing each priz, are scaled In envelopes and
thoroughly mixed On rece pt OF -nVe cents
Sealed Ticket vii, he drawn Without Cno ce and de-
livcrcd at our Office sent by mail to any address.
III. prize named upon it will be delivered to the
tirkci.holder OH payment Of One Dollar. P ICES will
be Immediately sent to any address, as requested, by
express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for it. Any prize muy be e1ch. nged for another Of
the sane value. NO blanks.
h3J- Our JutrOns can de end on fair dealing
REFERENCES We Sc e't the few following names
IRON tie many W. hive lately drawn valuable prizes
and kindl, permitted ns % pub i,h them:
:. 4. lklns, Buffalo, N. Y, 120U; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chi a.o, ILL.,, Piano. valued AZ sG50; Robert
Jackson Dubuque, Iowa. God Watch, S25O; Philip
Mccarthy, l. ulsvillc, KY Diamond Chis.er Ring
sLOC; u. u. Patterson Bedford Mass, Silver leI
Set sl15; Mis- LINN, Walworth, Mi wanEer, WIS.,
Piano, s6UO Rev. |. W. Pitt, Cleveland Uhlo, Melo-
deon. s125.
sF-wc publish names without permission.
OPINIONS OF t. PREss.-" They dong The
largest business thn firm reli BILE. and deserve
tnei. succ ss ~ ekly Tribune, Feb 8. 1853
"Wc lave examined their 8 s.cu, and know them
to lie lair dealing rm."-Aew York Herald, FEB.
% 1868.
last week friend of ou-s drew $500 prize,
vii e. was promptly received.'-Dutty Netos, March
8, 1868
Send for CT cular giving many more references aud
favo all no ices from the press. beral induce
mets 10 gent. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package cf eaed Envelopes contains UNE CA b
GIF1. >ix Ticket- tor 81; thirteen for 50; thirty.
five for So; one hundred and ten for SIS.
All letters should be addressed to
HARpER, WILSON & CO.,
Jrly 20 limo No. 17S Broadway, N. z.
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persons

REMOVAL OF Governor Scott,
on Tuesday, announced his approval Of the
Joint resolutions removing the political disable
tiles of George Apist, W. 7. Nixon, I. III.
Cook. N. N. MounA, Geo. Bolivar, VIM. Hill
and &. D. Goodlet. I..5.-.....s.,>.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
n1RuA1 CIRCULAR win be ready for delivery at
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses Wishing to subscribe for specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
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W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUINS.

Aucttoneer1.
One TWENTY-FIVE HORSE POWER ENGINE,
Boiler, Beater, &C., complete; one Upright Saw MIL
and Fixtures, one LargeS Sized Daniels Planning Ma
chine, two Lathes, two Rabbiting Machines. ono
Drill Press one Cut Of Saw, one lot Shatting and
Puleys, one Smiths Bellows, two AnyiJs, one Vice,
one lot Bolts and Iron Works. cne lot Blacksmith's
Tools, three Office Desks, Chairs, Table, Stove and
Pipe, one Freproof Ssfe
One Two-Story Wooden Work Shop, 80 feet by 70
feet
One Large Shed, 40 feet by 1872 feet
One Blacksmith's Shop, 20 feet by 40 feet
One Office, 15 feet by28 feet
One Story Building, II feet by 80 feet. =.
~ ALSO, a.l-t-.., ,sf-.
Iha FIXTURES AND MACHINERY contained In
one Steam Saw MIL, located at the SO mile Turn
Out, South Carolina Railroad, as follows:
One Thirty-fve Horse power Engine, Boiler, &c.s
complete -
One Woodwork Planning Machine -.t
One Tenon Machine 49, 't
One Boring Machine
One Cutoff Saw, two Lath Saws
One Bellows, one Anvil
One Vice, one lot Smiths Tools
One House, IS by 80 feet
One small House, II by 20 feet
One one and half story House, IA by 26 feet
One Stable, is by 25 feet
One Blacksmith Shop, 10 b. l6feet
One Mule, two Carts 5ti5ts
Terms cash. Property to be removed within az.
e. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of Wharton Petsch.
August 20 thstu7
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lnosruBE.-A gentleman informs us that
he,has sscertained, beyond q doubt, that some
OF the persons now soliciting charity as dest-
tute Confederate soldiers are mposters:, In
all such cases our cihsans should be wary in
hautoyviYo, aasinfarfe -
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TIE Mayors PRoolAMAT1oN.-We direct es-
peciaI attention to the proclamation of Mayor
CLARK, published inanother column. In his
effort to preserve peace and order in our COM
munity the Mayor may rely upon the hearty
OF the citizens Of Charleston.
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CITY TREASURY, JULY I, Is6s.-Nu-
u TIE TO HOLDERS hF FIRE LOAN GU.
PONS.-The Fire Loan Coupons due this day and
payable In the City of New York. will tu pail on pre-
sentatlon at thus ONCE \. THOMAS,
July2 City Treasurer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Fl. n.
Ifyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
:. If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 50 Broad
street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
,AUCyTON SALES THIS DAY.

john G. MnsoR Co. Will sell at aU oG,1ek siTsat
at their salesroom, No.. lSo Meetlne-slree''
II. M. CATER will sell, at three-quarters past
9 o'clock, on Browns wharf, butter and crock
Mu11oAs & sox will sell, at 10 O'Clock. at
their store, No. % Vendue Range, rurniture,
dry goods, &c. IN :. IN o,,,ool.
EssloTS c. s9 Eaa E sea- sa, 81 amoknS no GS!oto to-
TN1REY & ALEXANDER will sell, att o'clock,
at their store, No. Isl East Bay, butter, lard,
&c. 2
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"A BIC RAr1IrsNAmvThe Marion Crescent
ssays: Con Monday night last, General ELY
Godbold had rattlesnake killed in his yard
msasuring five feet five inches in length, and
seight inches round, With eight rattles. One
sof the Generals little grand-daughters discov-
erred this reptile when she was within six inch
aes Of It's head"
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a M1TcH GAME win be played on the Citadel
I. Green this afternoon, between first mines, re-
: spectively, of the Eclipse and Carolina Base
Ball Clubs. The game viii be called at half
past two precisely.
/, A match game was played yesterday after
noon, between the second nine Of the Palmet-
tos and the first nine Of the Champions, both
Junior clubs, which resulted in favor Of the
Champions, the score standing seventeen to
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N1cKEasoNs Ho1M, OoLumrA.-We take
pleasure in publishing thsfo blowing paragraph:
although it has been stated again and
=agsin in the Phenix, and in the Charleston
papers, that no negroes are boarding at the
Nickerson Hotel, rumors to that effect and to
: its prejudice are. nevertheless. circulating.
Eboth in this and adjoining States."
This hotel is = white mans hotel, and no
thing else, and, il we remember Alright, one of
the grounds given for Introducing the .'social
Equality bin was that negro gentleman
:, could not obtain board at Nickerson's.
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TIM MARKET REsrAurANrs.-The contract
for the construction Of thee restaurants has
been assigned to Messrs. J. b. Devereau1 d
Co.. and the necessary lumber was brought to
the spot yesterday. The buildings will be
erected on the vacant ground east Of the old
7fish market. ...i.-' l,.,e.f.s.ay -
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SOUTHERN tonic

CURtS DYSPEPsI', INDIGESTION. plAh-
REGA, FEVER AND AGUE, AND GENERAL DE-
BILITY.
We have. after long study and many experiments.
succeeded in producing what We claim to be the
BEST Bl1rrERS AND MOST PLEASANT BEV IL.
AGE in use. compounded as they arc OF the most
TONIC AND aP TIER it has no equal-reiiab
in all BLIoU, DthAHaEMENs :. resulting res. Ling from n1
chance of diei, cl mue and water. In Offering to
the Southern pu lie "ur great TONIC AND B, VEM;
AG. wo only ask Tor it fair trial. feeling assured
its own merits III oon ensure lis becoming favor
ite at the south 1t has al tue pleasing qua les OF
"L,aueur,' thou Il under small voume, Is
ur times M re nctivc tllin other prc1araiions l
is aim st ind sronsanle for constituting the bloo
n females suffering from debility aud loss OF ap e.
litc and for pe,s Us exhausted by nervous excite
neit or oycrexer Ion. The benefit Of these Bitters
are felt nnmediatey Dos- is wine glass full bcf.re
meas.
Each bortle has our stamp and signature over the
cork. DOmIE X MOI't, Proprietors
And Wholesale Dtuggi is,
No. l69 Mectingstrcet, corner hasel
Aurust5 6mot
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Auftiga Sales.

Valuable Engines, Saw Mills, Planning Ma
chimes, Lathes, &C., at auction.
BY virtue of an Order Of Sale to directed by the
Hon. Geo. g. Bryan, Judge Of the United states
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
will sell at Public Auction, upon the premises,
southwest corner Of LIne-sreet ard Railroad Ave-
nue., on. THIS DAT, August Goth, OF IL o'clock,
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service of the people ofSouth Carolina. During
this period, which has embraced the prime Of
my life, l have filed, with brief respite,
many Of the most honorable and responsible
positions, IN the State and General Govern
ment. Imay have committed grave errors Of
judgment; but in every sphere in which I
have acted, it has been my aim toprotect and
promote the interests Of the people of South.
Carolina. In common with all public men, my
motives have been impugned and my actions
misrepresente6. Harsh and unjust criticism.
has often followed the most earnest efforts to,
accomplish good; but have lived long enough
to oe rewarded by the success of many meas
ures and opinions, which have Qutliyed the
censure bestowed upon them and their thor.
While some have shown an antagonism winch
was undeserved, / have received sympathy and
support from many kind friends, who, in. the,
darkest moments, have never relaxed their
confidence in the earnestness and honesty of
purpose with which have soughtto admins.
ter public affairs. -
Especially during the last three years, in
which have acted as the Governor of South
Carolina, under embarrassments unknown to
any of my predecessors, I have encountered
prejudices, whose bitterness time alone can
assuage, and who's, injustice time alone will
obliterate. Conscious, however, Of srectitude
me N position which would enable me to-
serve the people of South Carolina, and per-.
haps spare them the infiction Of many ofthe.
evils incident to absolute military authority,
I have pursued my convictions, regardless Of,
the threats of enemies, or the opportunities of
friends. Ny work has been accomplished,
The State has passed into the control OF those
authorized to govern it by the supreme law Of
the land; and nothing is left to me now, butto
invoke the blessings Of Heaven upon this shat
tered and stricken commonwealth.
To the people Of Sorth Carolina, for their
evidences Of confidence and sup
port, tender my heartfelt thanks, and bid
them farewell. JAMES L. ORB. ~
Columbia, July 10, 1863
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point Justices of the Peace and such county
officers as may be necessary, until law for the
purpose can be passed.
ITabled on motion Of ". J. Whipper.
R. C. DeLarge offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the General Assembly OF
South Carolina hereby petition the Congress
of the United Ststesto remove the disabilities
of ". j. Nixon (white), representative elect
from Barnwell District.
Unanimously adopted:
An attempt made to adjourn until Tuesday
next failed, land the House then adjourned un-
Ill tomorrow, at 12 M.
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9ToTIca TO FA RME r S

William HUNT Has RESUMFD HIS OLD BU-
.yNFss At No 70 MARK ..T-SThEET /, rorta SIDE,
where he is prepared to receive and forward al
r:Lds OF VEGETABLES and FRUITS on consle9-
msnt Liberal advances SiIl be made ees;rs9'
ousjsnments tor the New York, Philadelphia, bSitl-
more and Washington Markets Will meet VILE prohpt
attention.
From g long experience in this business ne ieels
confident of aftordin2 satisfaction 10 ms IS
For those preie1ng to eel! their pr duets hefe ne
highest market prices will be obtained: Nese;soes
ana al kinds of Country Produce Will be Ee4ueo ~
Wholesale prices. LIMO
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