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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE ILLINOIS.
TV specie by the Illinois in consigned as
follow*: Adams Co., $423,000; American
Exchange Bank, $4~5,#00; Burgovne & Plume
1185,000; Well*. Pareo Ac Co., $76,000; Geo.
15. I'pton, $25,000; J. M. Forbes, $11,000;
and the balance is scattered among different par
ties.
The news from California possesses little in
terest Collisions with the Indians continue.
A number of whiles under Major Harvy, at.
tacked a party of Pasquala and kil!ed 25 of
them. Another partv 0 f whites under Lieut.
Moore attacked a band of Indians on Mercede
n»ei killing six and capturing twelve.
Further arrest# of fugitive staves had taken
place, and the cases were to come up before a
;ul! bench of the Supreme Court.
The Dutch barque Cornelia had lost thirty
passengers by sickness on her trip down to
Panama.
A large number of deaths are constantly oc
cn«rinc on the steamers from s>»n Junn to San
Francisco. ow mg to the distressed condition of
the passengers, and the want of neccssarv
comforts.
The democrats have secHred majorities in
both brunches of the California Legislature.
A large number of vessels had arrived from
the States at San Francisco and their cargoes
sold quite rapidly.
A number of dreadful fights and fearful mur
ders had taken place in Chester, El Dorado,
C '.liveras and Trinity counties. In a number
of instances rioters and murdereis were arrested
and promptly punished.
l ite reports from the mines are not so favor
able, hut large yield was anticipated when the
rains commenced.
The litst overland emigration arrived on the
3.1 of July. A party of young men from Ohio
made tile trip across the plains in 72 days.
The general health of California is very
good.
The crops are producing an astonishing
yield.
A court martial was about to assemble at
San Diego for the trial of the murderers of
Co! Craig.
Ie Sandwich Island papers contain further
dciails of piracies upon American vessels.
1 lie barley crop in the Sacramento valley
had all been harvested. The yield was heavy,
ai.d the grain of superior quality.
1 he government schooner Active sailed from
San 1 lancisco on the 13th, for the coast sur
vey at the mouth of the Columbia river. A
detachment ot dragoons under Lieut. Stone
man, went in her to Port Oxford.
I he slock of the San Francisco and Marys-
Ville I'nlegraph Company had nearlv all been
ttken.
A new German democratic paper had been
started ut San Francisco.
markets.
The San Francisco markets were animated.
L-trge sales ol hams ut 30a32 cents. Heavy
tales of lard at 40a 42. Mess pork 33a35;
prime $3"J; clean pork $40. Southern pine
lumber $80. Carolina rice in fair requestat an
advance—quotations are $20n22.
ARRI VAL OF I'llE NORTHERN* LIGHT.
Two Days Lata from California.
New V okk, Aug. 15.—The steamer .North
ern Light, from San Juan,arrived this tnoining.
She brings $150,000 in gold, 300 passengers,
and two days biter Ca'ifornia advices. San
Juan was healthy and business dull. The
market was well supplied, except for flour, of
which there was none.
Through the intervention of Dillou, the
French consul at San Francisco, the difficul
ties between the Americans and foreigners ut
31uriposa had been settled.,
A rumor prevailed at Sacramento, on the
30th, that Georgetown had been destroyed by
but it lacked conGrmation.
A duel was fought wiih revolvers, at Con
tra Co.'-tu, between Nugent, a San Francisco
editor, und John Colter, alderman from the
fourth ward. On the second tire Nugent re>
ctived Colter's ball, in his thigh, which would
probably have to be amputated.
Deaths from Drowning.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15.— Hen;y Auld, of
the firm of Bishop & Aulil, of this citv, was
drowned to duv while bathing in the Ranco-
C'jk His wife and children, who were on the
shore, saw hiin sink while ihey were crying
for i-uecor.
Noah Sturgeon, captain of the sloop Martha
and William Stevens, was drowned yesterday
by the swamping of his boat, whilst carrying
an iron grate to his vessel. He has a negro
belonging to the Eastern shore of Mary
land.
A orth Carolina Election.
Petersburg, August 15—Reid's majority
for Governor will probably reach 4,500. To
the House of Commons CI Whigs and 55
Democrats have been elected, leaving four
Whig counties to be heard from. The Whigs
will almost certainly have two majority on
joint ballot.
BY VIKTL'K OF AN INUENTLKK EX
ECUTED by Charles Baker aud A. I). Tinsley
to the undersigned, notice is hereby given that I
have tnken possession of their stock, lor the pur
pose i f closing and selling out the same, and do
hereby app; int A. L> TINSLEY my Agent foriaid
purpose. The concern of Baker & Tinsley is dis
solved. and no one except myself is authorised to
sign the name of said partnership All persons in
debted will please make payment to me or my
Agent, and all claims against the concern must be
presented tome for payment.
au 17—ts VVM N. TINSLEY.
LOST —On Monday, between 26th and 27th sis.,
i on Main street, about 12 or 1 o'clock, my Time
Book containing eleven Four Dollar Note*.
(North Carolina money,) one Goll Pen attached
to a Sliver Cafe, and some accounts of no use to
any one but myself.
The finder will receive the reward of §10 by
leaving the same at the office of the Dispatch.
au 17—It*
—On Sunday morning last, iu the vicimtv
-t of the OM Mantel, • small leather POCKET
BOOK, containing 50 cents and my Free Papers,
1:..- finder will be"rewarded by leaving the same at
this < ffice. MARY A E. STUBBS,
au 17—It* A Fr-e Woman of Color.
£5=5. t oil KJfc..\T—A ilo ise w Bowling Green,
containing six rooms, besides a kitchen, a
yard, and an excellent well of watf r attached
to the same. This may be had on very reasonable
term? ii application be made immediately to
LOUIS KrPPLER & BROTHER,
Earthenware Manufacturers.
To be found at ihe Old Mar*et. au 17—2w*
<*'- 1 t)lilti.NT.-A imall Cottage residence
K:: on eth street near the corner of Leigh. Ap
p:y to
GEORGE A. AINSLIE,
At James B other's Coach Mauutactory.
fa u 14— St*
TTu edition* ok vai,-
L'ABi.t: LAW BOOKS.—The Exchequer Re
P< it.-, it'-po' ts of cases and determined in
tii- Courts i t Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber,
volume sth.
Hilary Vacation, 13 Viet to Michaelmas' Vacation
14 Viet, both inclusive, by W N Welsby, o! the
Widdie Temple. E T llur.stone, ot the Inner Tem
pi'-. J G rdou, < f the Middle Temple.
Barristers at Law, witn relerences tj decisions
in tbe American Courts, J J Clark Hare and H B
Wallace, Editors.
A selc t.on ot Leading Cases on various branch- s
of the Law, with uotes, Oy John Wtil Smith, ot the
Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.
fourth American Edition, with additional notes,
arni relerences to American Editions, by J J Clark
Hate aud ti H Wallace, new edition, 2 Tois
lhe Law of Nations, of Principles ol the Law of
Nature, applied to the conduct and affairs ot Nations
aod Sovereigns, from the French ot Monsieur De
Vailet, from the U'-jv edition, by Joseph Cbitty,
Barrister at Law. For .ale by A MORRIS,
Late Drinker it Morris, 97 Main.treet
AUo, Ju«t rec* ived, * tuppiy of Aunt Fliillu • Ca
bin or fcouthern Life As It Is, bjr Mra. Mary East
man. ,u 17
LI CO HICK. —75 c»»e» "J. c. it- Co." Licorice
ju«t received, for »ale by „„„„
au 17 BACON *■ BAfcKtKVILL.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
nUHBMITTKD FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CasfrtM.
Washington, Aug. 16.
The Senate took up aad discussed the bill
for a ship canal across SaultSte Marie.
Flie House was engaged during the morn
ing in the discussion of the bill declaring the
Wheeling Bridge a post road.
Attack of Ftorea upon Guyaqull.
Kiw York, Aug. 16.
Advices from Equador state that Floreshad
made several unsuccessful assaults upon
Guyaquil, after which he abandoned the at.
tack—his troops and vessels going over to Ur
bina. Elizabaldi bad been named as Presi*
dent o/ Lqtiador, and, as he is opposed to Ur
bina, a revolution is confidently anticipated.
Loss of a Boston Vessel.
Nkw York, August 16.
V al(>araiso advices report the loss, near the
Island of Santa Maria, of the Boston ship Staf
fordshire, bound to California, with a valuable
freight. She had on board 160 passengers,
all of whom, except one, were saved. The
vessel was insured in Boston for $500,000.
Kiot at Kort Hamilton—TUe Franklin
coming up!
Nkvv York, Aug. 16.
A riot occurred at Fort Hamilton, about five
miles from this city,yesterday, between the
soldiers and negro waiters. Several of the
negroes were badly wounded. Order was
finally restored by a body of troops. The
eause of the difficulty is unknown.
The steamer Franklin is coming up.
Dentil oi'.Urs. Taylor.
New Orleans, August 16.
The lady of the late General Zachary Tay
lor died at East Pascagoula, on Saturday
night.
.Iluritrr in Buffalo.
Buffalo, August 16.
A man and his wife, named Hartman, were
murdered lust night, iu this city by two negro
burglars.
Cholera iu .New York.
New Yokk, August 16.
Twelve persons have died from cholera, in
this city, during the past week.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 16.
No sales of Flour. Grain steady.
PlKitiK tl'tttiilitlV.-Fur sale by J. VV,
RANDOLPH, August 17—
Amelia, by Henry Fielding, with illustrations by
Cruik.hauk—sUc
Precaution, a Novel by i Fennimore Cooper, con
taining VV C Bryant's Oration of the Lite, Writings,
and Genius ot the author—soc
The Lone Star, or, the Texan Bravo, a tale of the
South-west, by J H Kobinson—2sc
Lite at the South, or, Uncle Tom's Cabin, as it is,
being Narrations, Xc, in tue reai Lite of the Low.y,
by VV D G Smith.—si 50
The Iron Tomb, by Charles Bowline—2sc
Seven Nights in Gotham, by J D Vnse—2sc
Part 7 Waverly Novels, Bride ol Lamrnarnond,
B.ithedale Romance, by Hawthorne—7sc
The Principles and Practise ot Surgery, il ustrat
ed by 3UO engravings on wood, by Wm I'irrie, F K
S K,edited with additions, by John Null, M I)—s3
Kwell's Medical Companion, or Family Physician,
new edition—s3 50
Uutlim-8 of English Literature,by Thos B Shaw,
a new American edition with a sketck of American
Literature, by H T Tuckerrean «l 25
Lippincott's Cabinet Histories, _ Virginia by T S
Arthur and 811 Carpenter—7sc
Mysteries, or Glimpses of the Supernatural, con
tainitg acc >unts oi the Salern Witchcraft, The
Cock Lane Ghost, .Rochester Lappings, by C
VV Klliot—7sc
Vierre, or the Ambiguites, by H Melville—Bl 25
Part 2t London Labor and Loudon Poor—l2c
au 17
LAST OF UOH,\'s LIUUA
KV.—The Analogy of Religion: natural at a re
vealed to the constitution and course of Nature ; to
which are added, two brief dissertations on Per
sonal identity, and on the nature of Virtue ; aud
tiiteen Sermons, by Joseph .Butler D C L—sl
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial
Regions of America, during the jears 179:1-1804, by
Alexander Von Humboldt and Aime Bouplaad ;
written in French by Alexander Vun Humboldt—
$1 25.
Vol 2 Rome in the Mneteenth Century, by Char
lotte A Eaton
The Comedies ofPlautus, literally translated into
English Prose, with notes, by Henry Thomas Riiey,
BA, vol I—SI 25
Just received and for sale by
au 17 G. M WEST i BRO.
MANAGE tt'M OKFICIi.
R. FRANCE ic CO.,
(Successors to F. .llorris i Co.)
For Thia Uny.—Capitals: «2»,000, 10,000,
5000, 2500,20 of 100J, &.c. 7o numbers, 12 drawn.
Tickets $5.
Also, the Dollar Lottery.—Capitals: 5 sf
1000, <fcc.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, S :
7 26 5 9 29 10 15 41 62 25 71
au 17 C. W PURCKLL.
Ss.UITH'S L.OTTKKY OFFICK,
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CriALK'S OLD STAND.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, S:
7 26 5 9 29 10 15 41 62 25 71
Whole 5 "»9 C 2, a prize ot $1000 returned for
want of a purchaser
For Tu>l)ay.—Bel Air, 33 —Capitals: 1 of
$20,0u0, 1 of 10 000, 1 oi 5000, 1 of 2500, 2o of 1000,
&c 75 numbers, 12 drawn. Tickets $s—6hares
in propoitioa
Also, Patapfco 223.—Capitals: 1 ot $4657. S «f
1000, 10 of 600, 149 oi 45, oeing the lowest three
number prize. 76 numbers, 11 drawn. Tickets 81.
au 17 SMITH
liAUSbUr'S UFFII/Jb,
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra 64, August 14 :
69 55 16 40 39 56 53 7 67 65 8 28 60
Whole, 28 40 69, a prize of 8100
Drawn Nos ot Delaware, No 62, August 14:
1 19 6y 43 26 72 57 59 55 36 20 6 61
For To-Oay.—Tae Delaware State Lottery,
Class Noti4 —Capitals: §25,000, 10,000, 4000, 23t>5,
16 of 1000, ic. 75 numbers, 13 drawn. Tickets
$5.
Also, a One Dollar Lottery. au 17
CiltFtsOttV ot lUAthV,
.tlaaagers.
Micceneoru fo J, W. .Uaury & Co.,
Office, So. 62, Main Street.
Drawn No* Delaware, fit August 14:
1 19 69 43 26 72 57 59 55 3d 20 6 61
Splendid (Scheme for ThU Day.—Capi
tals: *25,001, 10,tVJ, 4uOO, 2365,16 pila«»« of !000.
16 of 500, 20 ol *00, 30 of 150, 200 ot 100, &C, i-S.
75 numbers. 13 drawn. Tickets 85. a-i 17
Si'ttAT'l'OW'S OFFICK.
Drawn Nos ot Deiawaie, No 63, Aug 16:
48 17 23 3 4 14 1 13 59 44 35 28 15 36 56
To-Day.—Delaware, Extra, No 66.—Capital:
84:>4. 7s numbers Tickets 81.
Aitjo, Delaware, t>4-—Capital: 000.
number*, 13 *irawu. Tickets $5. au
BACON Ar BAsKEUVII-X offer tors.le
140 hhds Porto Rico ]
127 do New Orleans
130 halfboxts t.oaf V Sugar.
43 bbls Crushed aud Powered i
117 bbls Coffee and Clar.tied •)
519 bags Rio | •
484 do Lagaira
61 do Cape {. Coffee.
97 do Java j
30 do Costa Rica Sc Mocha J
125 bbls New Orleans Molasses
45 hhds Porto Rico do
50 bbls Sugar House, Syrup. au 17
piCHMONtt, AC4*. IT, 153i1.-lu.t re
IV ceived, by Steamer Roanoke, another supply
of Ladies' Gaiter*, whluh we will sell very low.
HART * MOSHS,
au 17 63 Main street.
EDUCATION.
MIBB A. M. HMITHt) SCHOOL FOR
YnUNG LADIES.—I« Street, Be.
tweea Main and Cary.—The text session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, ticp
tember 37th Compatent Teacher* will Mailt in
the English branches.
Ma H I 3TAICOS, Teacher of Language*.
Tirw i
Primary Department f2O 00
Common English brancbei 30 00
Higher English branches 40 00
Music Inst 40 00
Music Vocal, Including instruction in sing
ing by note, for each course of twenty.
four lessons I M
Drawing do do do d 0.,., 000
Fuel 1 go
au 6— dtS27
VI ALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL. '2d
Street, between Clay and Leigh.—
The Duties oi the above School will be resumed
on the Ist of September nest.
„ , , Term*.
Male department, per session of 5 mentis, 810
female do do dj 6
Reference—Rev Dr Howell and Rev James B
lay lor, Messrs John and George Gibson A Ri
chards Wm Mountjoy, Win J Lynhrnn, J W Be
veridge, lhomas Stone, and many others who
nave patronized the above school tor the last six
years.
v d . * G LAUNDERS, Principal.
i. r\ l School will be opened on the
Ist October, for Young Men. A. G S
au 13—ftusat*
BOOKS, NEW BllOKs, MEW
BOOKi—Received and for sale at GRE
SHAM'S Foreign and American Periodical House.
109 X Broad street.
MKItWiN CLITHEFORD, companion to David
Copperfield, by Dickens—price 50 cents
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, 2nd se
ries, being No. XVI oi l'utnam'a Semi-Monthly Li
brary—3s cents.
MANSFIELD S LIFE OF SCOTT-price 81 25
SEVEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM—2S cents.
BLITHEDALE ROMANCE, by Hawthorne—7s
cent?, cloth
EOLINE, OR MAGNOLIA VALE, by Mrs.
Hentz-50 cents.
DISCARDED DAUGHTER, or Ch ldren of the
Isle, by Southworth—37* cents per volume.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. GRAHAM S MAGA
ZINE. SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE, for September,
expected this morning.
FLAG BANNER, WAVERLY, COURIER, PRI.
VATEI.R, GOLDEN DOLLAR, and ARTHUR'S
HOME GAZETTE, all for this week, together with
everything in the Cheap Publication line, for sale at
the Foreign and American Periodical Depot of
T. H. GRESHAM, 109* Broad street,
Opposite Broad Street Hbt°l.
New Y rk Daily Herald, Times, and Phila lelphia
Ledger received every morning at 6 o'clock. All
new Hooks received and for sale as soon as Uiued.
au 17
UNITED STATES MAIL LINK.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
1. The ROANNKE, Capt. Paiikish
w 'l' receive Freight today at 12
o ' c l uc k. tor New York, and conti
HVTiVlxim , iue t 0 receive it up to the hour of
1 o'clock, P. M., Tuesday, the 17th inst., leaving at
4 o'clock on that day as usual.
Passengers can select a Berth from a p;an of the
Ship at our office, South-side of the Basin.
Passage to or from New York, including meais
and tine state room accommodations, only $10
Steerage passage to or from do, only half price.
For freight or passage, apply at our office, south
side of the Basin.
au 10—2t LUDLAM <fc WATSON
FOK BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL~-
PHIA.
STEAMER BELVIDERE.
m . tlT"* fc Will receive freight to day at 12
clock, for the above places, and
wul ouruii.ue to receive it up to the hour of one
o'clock, P. M„ to-morrow, Tuesday, the 17th inst.
au )ti—lit LUDLAM & WATSON.
Flllt PIIII.AUKLPUIA A.N D
E MAY.—The cplei-dil Steamship
Virginia, Captain Teal, will sail as usual forthe
abovt: places on Wednesday, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
landing and receiving passengers each trip at Cape
May. For freight or passage, apply to
au 16 MAYO <fc A'IKINSON, on the Dock.
AitOWAliE, tl'i'i.KH V,. At.— the
subscriber ' having purchased the Stock of
Goods belonging to the estate of E. M Nt wbern,
deceased, and opened at the store formerly occu
pied by him, takes this m thed of inviting his
friends, the customers of Mr Newbern, and the
public generally, to call and examine his goods He
will keep constantly on hand a general assortment
of Hrrdware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, edge tools,
tec, which he will sell at very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE,
Corner Franklin and i7th streets.
The upper part of the H< use. with Kitch
en, for rent. au 16— diwwlt*
'JMIHEK lILNDIiUUL'D i, 01, I, AU S
1 feToLEN —BEWARE OF BURGLARS —
Several stores in this city, and in Petersburg during
the last tew days, have been entered by means of
false kf-ys, and the old style Iron Chests cut open
aud robbed of their confc uts All persons who have
not supplied themselves with ons of Keal Rogue
and Fir.- Proof Sales, of Henning'g manufacture,
had better call at 136 Cary street, and procure one
betore some midnight theif robs them of ten times
the cost of one.
FRY <fc McCANDLISH,
au 16—d4t Agents for Virginia.
JO llNSON'S PATENT 1 CE - C KE A .U
FltEbZEK!).—The above Free er has been
pronouuced by those who have used them, to be
the best in use, as pure Cream has been procured,
with scarcely any labor whatever, in twenty mi
nutes.
The interior arrangement of this Frefzer is so
constructed as to lighten the Cream, and causes it
to be liner can possibly be done by any other
mode. In each Freezer are full and simple direc
tions how to use them. Are in siaes ol 4, 6, 8, 10
and 12 quarts The subscriber flatteis himself the
above Freezer hss been brought to such perfection
as regards simplicity, that every person who will
take the trouble to call and examine them, will cer
tainly be induced to make a purchase.
For sale at the House Furnishing Store of
a-jl«— Iw 1, GINTE.I. 137 Mi in st.
TtlK ?»l IW HIBKtf H.iViNU DE
CLINED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere acknowledgments to his tr ends
and the puilic tor the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him, and bogs a continuance in his new
connexion.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HAKTWELL
Sc CO., where ne will be sfcie ic ilj _.'J jus
tomers a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able to sell them on
the same libera! terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satislactory-
Hislriends are invited to call and see him. Bis
old customers will find him from this dale at Messrs
HARTWELL Ac CO., and he besjfc them io call as
6oon f.s possible and adjust ilieifr afj'-oucti. It is
very important to him to wind up his <J.t f?iSinese
»t tne earliest date,
au 16 J. f>. CHKNEK.I
tiA*ll WANTKO AT J'llE l„AllL.t'
' CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF J. D GOOD
MAN, No. 134 Main street, opposite Square,
lu order to make ample room for Fali Stock, and
to chai'ge into Cask such goods as will be dead
capital at the expiration ot six weeks, all Summer
Goods will be sold without regard to profit. An early
call is respectfully solicited,
au 16 ) ti r. K*n 114
t;» .WHEELED P U Ur> kuv: X i.;T
above, varying in size from otie quart to tour gal
lons. These kettles are linad with porcelain, there
fore are much prelerable to Brass or Copper, on
account of being so sweet and clean. Aisa a vari
ety ot Preseve Spoons, Skimmers, &c, &c, for sale
at the House PuTuishing Store of
au 16 L GINTER, 137 Main st.
FAMILY coai. anu COKE.-Vi. .uu
scrtber is prepared to lurnish Coal and! Coke ot
the best quaiin , from the yard adjoining the Rich
m.nd and Petersburg Railroad D-pot.
hU 16-2' JSO WILLIAMS.
CMiOTHLMi, tLOTHLM., Sell.tig at Re-
J dueed Prices.
8. MERCHANT ii WEISIGEK, No IIS! Mam st,
have still on hand a good assortment ol Ciothiug ol
every quality and style, which they will sell at a
very small advance, as they wish to reduco their
..tuck Call and supply y urseJves for little mo
ney ' S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
K No IIV Main »t.
AKKOW KOOT.—Genuine Be.muCa Arrow
Root, on hand and for aale by
au l g ' O A. STBF.^KFFt.
Oll«.—t>u.» , »n joua
1 landing and fur sale by
aui« DAVEHPOKT, ALLEN 4. CO.
AUCTION SAT.ir.a~
FUTURE DAYS.
BY PUNLQF. fflUWrraw s. .*ir ==>
CARGO OF MOLABBBB AT inn
TION —On Tastday, the 34th inat. H£,*
mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the
house on the Dock, corner of Car* and 20th .tiJ!"
313 hhds, 13 tierces early crop Mohwea, jK
quality. r
Tn*i —Under #100, cash; cTer <100, 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
ty Sale without regard to weather,
au 17 DUNLOP, MONCURE * CO, Auct.
BY DUNLOt*, MONCURE 4k CO.
Groceries, &c,at auction.—on
Friday, the 30th inst, commencing at 10
o'clock, we will sell at our Store ■ general aiiort
mcnt ot Groceries, 4c, consisting in part of
75 hhds lair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls Coffee clarified Sugar
110 bag* prime Cofiee
50 bbls small Loat Sugar
Gunpowder and PowchofgTeaa
Mustard, Cigars, Corks,
Ind'go
10 bbla Pork'
50 bbls Molasses
30 bbla Syrup
Whiskey of extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Tenerifl'e, and Madeira Wine,
Si c. Si c.
Tkbms.—Under $100, cash ; over 8100, 4 months
credit tor approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather,
au 17 DUNLOP, MONCURE Si CO, Auct
B* Ft'CLIAJI A DAVIs, Auctioneers.
MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.—On TUESDAY, the34th instant,
at half past 4 o'clock, P. M., we will sell at public
auction, oa the premises, in the town of Manches
ter, two Tenements, iionting on Main street, 23 feet
each, and running back half the depth of a square.
The improvements consist ot two neat wood oaild
mgs, with five rooms each, now renting at $75 each
per annum, beiLg in thecentreofthetown.cn the
square next below James M. Pardue's store. Also,
one other Lot, quarter acre, with a small house
thereon, lying immediately opposite John H. Hoop
er s, above the Farmers' Hotel.
Manchester property presents a fine opportunity
to capitalists lor investment. It is now rentina for
largely over in per cent, on its value. No town tax
on its real estate. Terms at 6ale.
au 10—eoi PULLIAM 6l DAVIS, Aucts.
BY JAMES M. TAYAiOK.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD AND
** tfhih street*, at A action.—Will be sold
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 35th iust.,
at 5 o'cicck in the afternoon, the F.aae House and
Lot situated on aath. near Broad street, occupied
at present by CapL William 'lilby. Ihe House ia
nearly new, ana contains shout six rooms The
Lot tronts 33 feet and runs back about 150 feet.
This property is in a high and airy situation, and is
in a retired and quiet neighborhood
Terms ( f sule—One-thn d cash, balance at 6 and
12 months, tor negotiable notes, bearing interest,
and secured by a deed ot trust.
au i 7 James m. taylor, Auct.
BOAKUiiMi HOlSli.-aKj J. E. f LOUR
NOY respectfully informs her friends and tne
public generally, thst sne has taken the upper part
of the house occupied by .Mr. Wil.iam Walshfas a
Boot and Shoe Store, No 43, nearly opposite the
City Hotel, where she would be glad to accommo
date some 10 or 12 gentlemen with board by the
day, week, mouth or year, on reasonable terms. —
ller beds and bedding are new, i nd her rooms airy
and pleasant; and she pledges herself to use her
best exertions to give satisfaction to all who tiay
patronize her. au 14—4t*
LIFE INSURANCE.
VTUTIAL BENEFIT COMPANY, B W.
i'A KNOWLES. Agknt.—Office at the Book
Store, corner above Exchange Baufc. Main *t.
Persons wishing to provide for tnose aeoendent
on them for support, or who are interested in their
lives, can do it in no w*y so readily and easj as by
a policy of Eife Insurance. Every man wbo
can save twenty live cents a week can insure lor a
few hundred dollars. Coder the Mutual Benefit
system the insured are entitled to all the prurits.—
No Company gives better security ana equal advan
tages to the insured. au 13 4t
|T1 JAMES COLLINS would respectfully
dSiiLcau attention to his Fall Style of HATS.
Xney are unique, we.l acapied lor the season, and
essential to a gentleman's costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout the country.
Ceptinlouictron.—it is considered one of the
greatfot aiid most usjful inventions ot the age; it
would be impossible by the minutest description
to give a rorrect idea of its utility. Hats maue by
it will tit tne most difficult heaas coiilormi. g to
any protuberance and depression of the cranium:
lhus preventing the unpleasant feeling of a new
Hat, and painful headache. No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one of
my superior Hats.
Please call and sea D*e, sad examine for your
selves. j. CuLLiNS,
No 45 Main street, Practical Hatter.
au 14—1 m
ANTI-CUOLEKA UE.MEO Y.—This i* re
paration has gained a high reuutation lor its
speeoy caic o ii//ccii.crj, t/xarrnasi, uo.ics, Ulio
leia Morbus, Cramps. It is witnout doubt the
beet remedy ot the Kind in use.
For «uje oy b J PICOT, Diuggist.
au 14
( X Olil t.-Till. Id to cettlly that KENJAMIN
i" T. HAY is my authorised Agent to carry on
the Carpenter Business id ail the branches,
first consulting me—to take tffect from this 13th
day of August, 1852.
au 14-3t« WM. P. SNIPES
BACON UA.Us> —400 country Hams, ol su
perior quality, lor sale by
jy R. M BURTON
< UlAt.tK, JIACE, tLOVhS,
vX Nutmegs, i'epper and otaer Spices for Pick
liug and Preserving, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
a" 13 Druggists 92 Main street.
Pfc'itE COO LiIVLH OlL*—Rushtou, Clark
Ac Co s.—We are constantly receiving tre»h sup
plies, direct irorn the manufacturers, and can at all
times furnish it pure and reliable
PUKCELL, LADD SL CO,
an 13 Druggists, 9J Main street.
TJkAS.— Gunpowder and Oolong
A Teas, of extra line quality, received; for sale
by
au 16 K M. BURTON.
V E VV Fl.OtK.-Ta ii*ferio'* Fiour for
«aie uy
an 16 R. M. BURTON
L' iIILDHENS' fresn supp.y just
' received Irom the Factory—for sale by
R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
an 16 Coiner M*in and 12th sU.
Jki t. rnaae lor tlavoiing, lor sale Uj' j
» «" '6 JOHN H Ci.AIBOKNE. 1
| |)(| So, i North Carolina Ofer-
A "U rings, lor sale by
au 16 JOHN H. CLAISORNE.
pICI.ME SWOLEDfcItS AM, f JOl-£S,
i landing per steamer, for sale by
au 16 JuH.N H. CI.AIBORNK.
hIFEKiOU JAVA t OFFEb.—3O pockuts
iw receiving per oark Ork. lor soboy
au'iC WIL2IAMB ic BHO.
1-UI f'.T 10> tiliANDi .—lt. hall pip-., land
ing niiux kale Oy »
WILLIAMS a liRO.
>• n l Nit «M) ULAtHJ>i>, re-
JZ. irum i diner, lor sale by
aj 16 WILLI iMS A: BHO.
t'OFhEK s>l 34 ob.s lauding per j cur
/ Hanovtr, lor ifele oy
RU 14 J. H. CLAIBORNE.
( Ul-iLI2S bags .aiiUii.» and t»r
I sale by JO~Ji H. CLAItSORNE.
«J II OVkfcK BAltti —We iuve only woe Saow- • I
13 er Batn remaiuJUg on hai-d, which we will
®e.i tocli.se the lot.
h'TEBHNS, DAftRACOT fc CO ,
au 16 ? 101 Broad sti eet.
IH'UM.VU FL.IJIU.—2O barrels double flit
tilled Burning fluid, on hand and for sale by
OA STRECKtR,
au 16 Agtnt for Manufacturers.
POUT WINE.—A lew doz geuuine Uid Medi
cal Port Wiae, expressly tor invalids. This ar
ticle may be re ied on as pure. For sale by
au 16 O. A. 31RLCKER.
.VIEW BOOT*, NEW BOOT*.-Just re
1* ceived, a lot of keautltul Boots, made of French
Calf. Fit elegantly, and w.ll be sold at the low
price ot <3 5o atNu43 Main st, by
WALSH.
Don't lorget, at tig} of Big Boot, just below City
Hotel, opposite aide. au 14 1
AUCTION SALES
FUTUBE DAYS.
bV JAMES M. TAYLOR.
wuvat* residence and
sold LOT AT AUCTION-WW be
fif ™ J^ E ?? E ? DIY * EXT ' 18th at
on J.° P , M ' the B "«k House and Lot
Leih * ,de of Bth ,treet - between Ctay and
The L^w'27, o<:eu P ied b T Hr Euu Brown.
16 feet alle* * nd rDn * o#ck 124 feet to •
wide. The' a!^L g ( *° * ,ide ~leT »bout 20 feet
material and inllL Bew * Dd '* bni,t °f *he beat
and has everr com.!!? 0 " w ° rkn «n llke manner,
There is?rE W """ m *' de«red.-
upon the lot ' cont *"»ing foar rooms,
house, w°ii be^d«|^. t^'i( to d % ® ou ' h of the
Persona desiring t" buy VJ &2F*
the property before the day of «fe exMn ™.«
may be had upon a part of the m^^
Terms at sale. JAS M TAYLOR, Auet.
VALUABLE REAL L^iATE ON BROAD ST
AT AUCTION—WiII be sold on
day, the 18th instant, at half past 5 o'clock in the
atternoon, the House and Lot situated on Broad
street one square above the Richmond and Frede
ricksburg Railroad Depot, and adjoining the resi
dence ot Thomas J. Glenn, Esq. The house is
built of brick, four stories high, and has lately been
thoroughly repaired, contains 10 large rooms, with
a Kitchen in the yard, and ether conveniences; the
lot fronts 30 feet, and runs oack 150 feet ta an
alley.
This property being located pleasantly in a very
impruviDg part of the city, offers great inducements
to capitalists.
Terms, I -sth cash; bat at 1, 2. 3 and 4 years,bear
ing interest, payablesemi-annually and secured by
a deed ot tiust.
au 11 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
Fifteen biildinu lots on
CHURCH HILL AT AUCTION — Will be sold
on Thursday, the 19th inst., commencing at 4i
o'clock in the aiternoon, upon the premises, Fitteen
Building Lots on Church Hill, between K and L
streets, fronting 33 leet each, and running back 135
teet. to a 14 foot alley; 10 of which front on tie
castaiue of 35th street, and son the West side of
36th street. These lots are beautifully located in a
neighborhood which is rapidly improving.
Terms ot sale—l 3d cash ; balance at 6 and 13
months, with interest, for notes secured by a deed
of trust.
14 JA3. M. TAYLOR, Auct.
1 ACRES OI- UNU IN HENRICO COUN-
AtJVJ TY AT AUCTION.— Will be sold on
Monday, the 6th September, (that being court
day) in tront of Henrico County Court House, at 13
o'clock M, about 150 acres of Land, situated in
Henrico county, about six miles below the city, and
joining the land ot Mrs Frazier and Boswell's Mill.
This land is heavily wooded with piae and oak,
and the cost of the latd could probably be realized
trom the sale ot the wood. Persons disposed to
purchase should view the land before the day of
sale A plat of the above can be seen at my office.
The terms will be mad- known at the sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
au 4—2aw3wdtd
STABLE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a
k-5 Deed ot Trust executed to me, as Trustee, by
Isham Puckett, the 2cd day of September, 1851, tor
purposes therein set forth, 1 shall offer lor sale, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the23d of the present month, (August,) at 5 o'clock
P M, a Wooden Stable, about 43 teet wide and 71
feet long, built upon lots No 29 ana 30, on 17th or
Market street; 11onling on that street, and running
back to Union st
The terms will be nude known at the time of
selling. WM. WATTS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
au 10 GEO W. TOLER, Auct.
BY UEOR«»E J. SUMNER.
»10, UOO
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
A Knre Chaore for Housekeepers!!
ON WEDNESDAY, 25th inst. commencing
at 10 O'CLOCK, at the POWHATAN HOUSE,
wtll sold »t Auction, without reserve, the en ire
hoionqtng to this establishment, the
greater portion of which has been but itcently pur
and la in hrst rate order. The Furniture
«ouei6l6 ol—
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fine Mahogany Piush Sofa—Tete a-Tetes
Larje Arm Chairs, Marole top Side Tables
Centre Tables, French Plate Miirors—elegant
Brussels Carpet (nea r ly n"w)
CHAMBER.
Most of the Chambers are lurnished with Mahog
any French Bedsteads, Mahogany Wardrobes,
Washstands, Hair and Shuck Matrasses, which are
new; and good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, &c,
<tc,
DINING ROOM, OFFICE, and all the other Fur
niture belonging to the Hnu«e The House will be
open on Monday and Tuesday preceding the
bale when THE PUBLIC is iuvited io inspect it.
Should the oale not be concluded on the tirst
day. it will be continued from day to day, com
mencing at the same Hi ur, till the whole is cltsed.
»ii a.jTnj u»<}.„.r $109, cash; orcr
that amount, four months credit tor approved Ne
gotiable Notes.
Sale couducted by
aul6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct,
A UCTION SALE of EAUTUENWARE,
China and l.luas, at Sales Room No 8,
15th st, Wednesday. August 18
On WEDNESDAY next, 18th instant, commen
cing at half past 9 o'clock, at my Auction Sales
tr.r.xn tt above, will be sold at Auction, with
cut reserve, en extensive assortment of China,
Glass and Earthenware, suited to the sales of Gro
cers, Country Merchants and dealers, and embra
cing a general assortment.
it is unnecessary to enumerate the articles, as
the goods will be rvady for examination on Tues
day morning.
Tubus—For all sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, 4 months credit tor approved negotiable
notes GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
au 14
Additional.— Will be added to the above sale,
an invoice ot 60 Tweed, Cashmarette, and black
Frock and Sack Coats; also, a small invoice of
Miscellaneous Goods. GEo. J. SUMNER,
au 16 Auctioneer.
BY JOHN K. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
BY VIKTI'E O* A DH.ED OF TRUST,
executed to us Dy F. Erdrnan, a partner, and
on behalf, of th<- rirm of G. M Lanman Ac Co , to
secure certain debts of the said nrm mentioned
therein, dated the 19th day of July, 1852, and re
corded in the offices of the Bastings Court ot Rich
mond and the County Court ot Chesterfield, and
at the request of the beneficiaries mentioned there
in we shall, on Wednesday, the K3th day of
August, JSS2, at the American Hotel stab.es,on
iOia, between Main and Cary streets, at the hour ol
tut 'clock A.M., sell at auction, lor cash, Eight
vtyy large and superior Work Horses, in excellent
' jrder, which have been used m hauling stone; one
street wagon, and one wagon with heavy wheels,
made and u.ed for hauling timber; together with
six sets of wagon harness, all of which is part of
property assigned in said reed The wagons and
gear are in good order. A rare ipportumty is oiler
ed to persons in want r>f fioe, heavy work Horses,
See. WATSON HUGHES,
au 14 Trustees.
BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
VALK OF HOHSk». COWS, HOGS,
0 CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE
HOLD F RNITL'RE, AT AUCTION.—WiII be
soiw on Thursday, the 26th day ol August, 1&52,
at the residence ol Dr Wm W Gregory, in Henrico
county, about two miles north ot Richmond, on the
Plank road commencing at 11 o'clock A M, all of
his Household and Kltcnen Furniture, consisting
01 the usual variety. Also, several good tlorses,
milch Cows, Hogs, Carrisges and Harness, and all
ot the Farming Implements.
Tsxms made known at the day o! sale.
au 13 W GODDIN, Auct
LOST.— 1 dara green Po{t Monniae, containing
about 84
1 large size Mourning Ring, with the letters, E. B.
R. to M. M. D.
1 hair Bracelet with clasp, containing hair aet
With pearl
1 gold Clasp with letter* R. B.
1 silver Fruit Kuite
\ ivory handle Pen
1 Turkish Dirk wltb a coral aet In the handle,
(v«ry uncommon)
tfilver Case in the shape of a fish, (very oncom
moi^
1 giver Medal, presented to Rev Wm Duval by
the Temperance Society at the Armory—word* on
the m«dal not remembered
Tte ibove article* were lately stolen from a resl
dence ok Grace street. Aay U.(ora«Uo* «Hm VI.
lead to he recovery of the above, will ha thank
iully rec<*ed, and a suitable reward paid upon ap
plication athia oflce. au 11—(H
AUCTION BALEB.
this PAY
** 'AMIS 91. TiTLOI
s?* NBAS UCB*
owner ftndiag that hiatal * T AW T noi> —**•
deno, inUelit,,^muSn»u qmi^Lh
the 17ih August'
the premie, that ■<«
and land* attached, situated aboow!£!\l3Si
There are' b« f!?* T «"»pikp, B «. r
rhere are about 80 acre* c( land, ot g „3 i*!!!
in a high state of cultivation aa ia evidenced kit!,
crops growing thereon. The
atsii o» a beanulul cottage, tituated in aa oak arm
of 7 acre*, contain* 6 rooits with a two storrnw
tico extending across the entire front; a brick
kitchen with 4 rooms, barn, stable corn bouae, wmt
a brick boose containing 4 ro .ait apart lr«m tba
residence These improvrmeut* are ail aew and
in excellent order, having been erected within the
past two years. There is an abundance of excel
lent water, and the whole premises are well endu
ed and ditched.
Regard being had to location, soil i nd character
of improvements, this propeity presents extraor
dinary »tlx actions as a rural retreat or market gar-
After the sale of the land, will be sold all of the
f 'J m ' CoD,Ulin « of good
ments ' ai£! fcc ' * nd terming impie
desired. J,ortK,n 01 lhe ts r °wing cr..pa, if
p~SS , bS!JS,i I 'SS*"«
6 ".I? ZaVfJm 'ii 1 "" i :a » "•'»» «
a ~"* SSfWSSrt?
Brv*^ws!i&si»
BY GEORGE J. SUMNBtt.
By virtue of a weed op trust
executed to us on the lt»th day of May,lgs2, b»
Oliver Drake, to secure the payment ol certata
debts mentioned therein, (recorded in thetffice of
the Hustings Court lor the city of Itichinond,) and
at the request of the beneficiaries mentioned in tb«
■aid deed, we ahull, on TUESDAY, thd 17th day of
August, commencing at 10 o'cioca, In the wore
room on Main street, adjoining the one occupied by
Titus C. Rice, and opposite to Vamew Sl Taylor a
ha/ d ware store, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, a lot of Carriages. Buggies, Har
ness, &c, part of the property c mveyed in the said
deed. WATaON & HUGHEs, Trustees
lu the aforesaid deed.
Sale to be conducted by
au 6 Geo. J Sumneb, Auctioneer.
'I > 11E OLD IJOiUIMOA Sl'tAKs.-Mi.
M. John Luke's testimony, a gentleman exten
sively known, though upwards ol sixty years of
ag", now enjoys the health and activity ot youth
he cheerfully recommends this ' Tincture" te all
Many, by bis charity, have been restored to health
by it, and in the city ot Richmond, numbers wiH
te»tity it has cured them when all other remedies
have failed; but its tame has spread through thfl
Union, and every where the atiheted haii it as the
wonderful dUcovery ol the age.
Tne world never beiore saw such a mass ot
home testimony given to any oiher medicine.
Pobtshobth, July 9th 1851
Mr. J. E. Boush— Dear Sir : 1 leel it a duty to
make known the benefit 1 have derived Irom Dr
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTUitE. For a
number oi years I have suffered Irom disease but
to a greater degree tor the la»t thiee years—one of
the torms of my disease was Dyspepsia. From this
dreadlu! malady 1 suffered to such an extent, that
life was really a burden—the attack on me was dif
ferent to ttut on any oiher person of whom 1 have
heard, at times it was like the palpitation of lb«
heart—there was a constant thumping and beating
without inlermist ion, about the region of the hear£
chest and stomach—some of the muck* would last
tor weeks—my stomach was much distended, with
constant pain, preat weakness and constipation of
the bowels. 1 could not eat the most simple food
without pain. 1 also suffered gr atly from disease
of the kidneys, with constant pain hi the back, so
that 1 could walk only with great difficulty— 1 tried
nearly all the mostpopuiar patent medicines ot the
day, but found no relief. 1 had also the medi
cal attendance—one ot my physicians fran*ly told
me it was no use for me to be paying him for advica
as he could do me no gowd 1 w ave up almost in des
pair and thought my disease certainly incurable.
At this juncture l heard of Hampton's Vege
table Tincture. 1 reiused to give it a trial, d
though persuaded oy my friends, until my son pur
cnated a iew battles and requested me to try it
After taking it a ftw times, it had a most happy
etiect upon me—my confidence increased, and slur
taking three bottles, my Dyspepsia, or disease of
the stomach, was nearly it not eutire.y cured. I
now leel myself a nrw man, and in better health
tban lor years. lam certain that the cure jn my
ease was made by this Hamptoi.'s Vegetable Tmo
ture aione. eince my cure, 1 have recommended
the lincture to a number of mv liiends, who hava
also Ifeen relieved by it. of the cures bsva
been made »s rapid and equally wonderful as mine.
1 present my respect* to Messrs Mortimer A.
Mowbray, the proprietors ol this valuable Meuicine,
and say to them its value is above price, and fro*
my cure and what J have s» en ot tnu effects upoa
otners, i snail ever leel it my duty to recommend
it to the sutlering. 1 have no doubt many vulustJa
lives will ot: prolonged by its use 1 hope tbs af
flicted will cast as:ue their prejudices and give ita
fair t< ial. Yours most respectfully,
JOHN LUKE.
REV. VERNON ESKRIOGE, U. d. N.
Foxtsmouth, V»., Aug. Jii, 1651.
Mr J. £ Boutii—Uear sir : While 1 am in gene
ral opposed to Fatent Medicine*, candor compels
me to state tbat 1 have great confidence in tbe vir
tue* ol HuMipwii o Vegetable. Tincture, F or several
months past 1 have used it in my family, and it
dyspepsia, loss of appetite dizziness, and general
debility, with eniire success. So far as u;y expe
rience extends, therefore, i uke pleasure in recom
mending it to tbe afflicted as a safe and efficient re
medy. 1 ain, respectfully, yours,
VEKNUN E.SKKIDGE,
chaplain U. tj. Navy
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, jy its
mild action on the stomach, Liver and the Kid
neys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Broa
cniai and Lung Affection*, fains in the Hack, Buia
and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula
Gout, Neuralgia, Fistula, Files, bowel Complaints,
Woiins, Nervous Debility, with ail diseases arising
from impure blood, and is the greatest Female Me
dicine ever known
Call ob those having this wot derful article for
sale and get pamphlets gratis, and read certificates
from the best men in tbe country.
For Cholera Morbus, ChoUc, Diarrhoea, and al
diseases incident to the bowels in the summer sea
son, it has no equal.
For sale by O. A. tSTKECKEK, Main street, Rich
mond ; (i. B. JONES 6l CO., Fetersburg, Va;Dv.
COOKE, Fredericxsburg; MOKTIMER Sc. MOW
BKAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally.
Jyjtf
KIOIOVfcD.-MJts BKANNAN fihta
| Bjlflßwiotiex to eaii the aoeuuon of herSfuP
and the public, to Mte (net
she nas taken the loWtt Tene.JSAm
ment „f tbe MANSION ilOL'sL, No 33# Mate
street—Mrs Fhiiiips' old stand.
au 10—dim
BIiKJIKN.-Ttte A. I Brcmm
SBSm »hip Schliler, C. Banr. master, will load fur
inc t*u jVe port For freight or passage, apply to
au 3-3w 6CUAZ&, KOULKK 4kCO.
'|'Mt ftOTMft or THE IMTin
* STaTEM BANK, Washington, D. C., will be
redeemed by me in Virginia money.
WM. N. TIHBLEY.
»u a *-3m
IJICKLINU ANl> PKESEKVK
X A general assortment of Crocterj. CtHqa, and
Olasa Ware. it L. UICKSiI
aul - ts i>lß Bread ftre«t.
JLftT UKCKIVMU B1 A. MOttKpjr»rMaw
Tbe tid vol Edinburgh edition of tba' Waverly
Novels, containing Guy Manuring. liu 4
WtfKKIUK KKUALIA
0 nave just received per bark Catti, l h« New
Orleans, another lot of those exoellent Kj&hhaa
and 1 invite the attention of nm..k«r« tn
buy- AhTOMltt 4UZIML
au 19 Mo 49 Main street. under Clty-ifttei.
1 OAK AND UAlUrlir^lSu
kj 84 bbla Small Loaf Sugar: • ~
75 bbla White aad Yelnm SisrUW "ijir
45 bbla Sugar House nv a f'l
Lauding, lor sal* by ~ i.: « (Hi
au 14—Jw DI'NI.Ot,uMONCDR£> A CO.
WIUAII ANO MOLAMtJfca .-»WfVA4ego ud
O to prime quality Sugar
55< bbla prime Molasses.
In atore, for sale by
an 14—lw DPMLOP. MONCURE A CO.
VI OLABs£B,—so hhda ana SO bbla, far safe
111 by DAVENPORT, ALL£M * COl