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From the Philadelphia Gazette.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The foundation of the edfce about to be erected
Under the provisions of the law for extending the Mint estab
snent according plan thereof approved by the Pres
dent, laid, the morning of the 4th OF July at
O'Clock, the presence of the officers Of the Mint, and
number of distinguished citizens.
Within the stone was deposited package, securely en-
yeoped containing the newspapers of the day. copy OF the
Declaration Of Independence of the Constitution of the Uni
ted States and the Farewell Address Of General Washing
ton; aso specimens of the National Cons including one OF
the very few executed in the year 1892 and half dime COIN
ed the morning of the 4h, being the first OF new ennis
sion of that CON- of which denomination have been
issued since the year 1905.
Mint of the United States"
This Institution originally established by Act of Con-
gress April 3D. A. ID. 1892 Gen George Washington being
President of the United States and the following fifteen
States members of the Unon viz New Hampshire Massa-
chuset Rhode Island Connecticut, Vermont New York;
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky"
The operations of coinage commenced in the year 1882
The coinage effected from that period to the LIST of January
1929, was as follows %
"Gold coins :-Is2, 5ss eagles ls44,35o half eagles;
2ss quarter eagesmakng 1866 pieces of gold con
Silver coins I,499 5l7 dollars: Al 604,347 half dol
lars: 1855, 629 quarter dollars 5526.25o dimes 1855
6o69l, 2s6 pieces of silver con' amount
Copper COINS so, ss2 o42 cents: s5ls half cents
making 57o2o,555 pieces of copper cOin amounting to
Total amount-los, 27s osI pieces of coin making $780,
An extension Of the Mint establishment was authorized
being President of the United States and the following
twenty States members of the Unon Name, Mes
Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island, Connecticut, Yer
mont New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina Georgia
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
In fiment of the lazy for extending the Mint establish
suent this foundation of the Edce designed for tina
purpose, laid on the 4h day of July, A. d. 1929.
Gen Andrew jackson, beng President.
]. C. Calhoun Vice President. =
Martin Van Buren,, Secretary of State.
s. D Ingham, Secretary of the Treasury.
John II. Eaton, Secretary Of War
John BranShSs Secretary Of the Navy.
?OficeTs Of the Mint.
Samuel Moore, Director. e.
James Rush, Treasurer. -
Adam Eckfelds, Chief Ceiner. =.
Joseph Ricbsfdsqpa ASsayer.
Joseph Clopd Meterand Refiner-
William Kneas, E1graver.
George Ehrenzelfsf, Clerk. ~
sqsehstect f:tbe Edifcs:c
William Strickland. -.
Builders.
Robert o'Neile Carpenter.
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a. WANTS PANACEA,-The following letter from Docto'
~ John Howell of Trenton, N. j., regularly bred phys
clan of scientific practice, will show his opinion of Swams
Panacca and his desire that his may be used oreoom
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following cases
cannot fail to be interesting.
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NEUSIC-A great variety of Music for the. Piano and
lVM Harp, for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No. o5, Marke,
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices, School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general assortment
Of Stationery
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Trenton, June 7th, 1927.
Mr. VIM. SWAIN,

MR VIM. SWAIN, Trenton, June 9TH, 1927.
Dear SI have just received your letter of the 6th re-
questng respecting the cases of Pulmonary alice
tons, &C. that time ago mentioned you sorry
that not able comply withyour request as keep np
regular docket orregster that to for the redrneT
and symptoms. But far can recQllec am fully per
suaded they both very critcs Core.
planned of pann the thorax, and difficulty of breahng
they both distressing cough and free expeeoraton of
But SINCE they have commenced taking Panacea
they have experienced wonderful changes the pain in the
thorax better the cough troublesome and the
pecoraon essened; they still continue the use of it, and
have doubt wthattentiogt9 diet and Dress they will be
restored -. Is az
yson wboIs afflicted with an Epilepsy, must say, since
he has with your Panacea, has not had single
return of his fs now than five. weeks and the
commencement Of his disease he has before
days without having Them And say, your medicine
has done him than all that he has taken for the
last three years have given him the two bottles that you
and should be glad to know if must continue the
of any longer and if you will obge by sending
another BOTTLE be directed altogether by opn
ioh. = 'E@A
My son, student7of medicine, related this
morning of black man, who has had the Kings Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of your med
living about FIVE miIssfrom this place.
give you full ibertyto publish this letter, if you wish it
or much of as you think proper. And if my
be of any in giving your Panacea that character which
Deserves you may with pleasure, and shall feel
my duty to recommend 10 thepublic saeAHd valu-
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
! - JOHN HOWELL, NJ D., &c.
05+sod in Wilmington at NJ JoHNsQN's (Sole .agenD
/ nty4rf. "A Nm MEnIcINAI Sfopr Market Street
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a. WANTS. ePANACEA, Wholesale & Retail at nj. JOHN
~ SONS, (Sole agentl' No: 90, MARKET STREET,
DICINES, Of the best quality.
April 29s.sx. :. Gift
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a MEXICAN sLATEs.4A. s. II. Wilson, inform the
IA friends of Domestic Manufactures that they have FOX
sale, AMERICAN STATES, superior in quality to the i'm
ported and nsich better framed ALSO, general asor
of School Bo6ksnd Stationary, at 1885, Market street.
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NED EMovAL.-CHARLEs c. DENNY respectfully INFORM
IA his friends and the public generally that ne mas .,
aoued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from NO. !"
to No "a, West Front street, between shiPley ana
nert door to George Smnonss Grocery Stoysj "hs' u"
intends keeping good assortnnens 81 heather 40. r.,
Wilmington April o. 1920
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m osT, about the first Of April, brown and white
~ pointer DOG having small portion of hair scalded off
the left side, and answering to the Of Cao whoever
returns the said dog to G. Parry, Bayard Hotel, wmngon
gives such information that be may him again. shall re-
ceye q liberal reward GIBBONS PARRY
wilmington yuDe 2osb, 1899 S0-3s
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A DMINISTRkToR'S NoTICE.-Al persons having de- =
EA mands against the estate of W Poole, dec late o.
the Borough of Wilmington hereby requested to pese
them, legally atested for settlement and those indebted 10
the estate, are requested make immediate PAYMENT
SAMUEL S. POOLE, admr.
Brandywne mo. rs, 1929. Ss-@
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RI persons indebted 10 the late firm Of Waa.
~ & Samuel Poel5 will plsase,rnake immediate payment;
present them for settlement, SAMUEL POOLE.
7th mo- IA IS29s~~ -. 38-N
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following prices for. Cash, VIZ;
Mems fine cordevan Boots from 81 to So W
Do do calf skin do so to 50
DO do Monro cordevan, so TO ID
Do do do calf skin, 81 to 10
Do do Shoes & pumps, cordevan, 25 TO ! o.
Do do do do calf skin, l so to 10
Women's lasting shoes full trimmed, and of
the latest fashion 81 90 to IL
Do Valencia Il Denmark SATIN do 75to 90
Do Leather - do 75to 10
Do Morocco : do soto IL
Childrens do do 35to %
ALSO,
large assortment Of Hair and Leather Trunks POr
manteaus, &C.
N B. Liberal deductions and terms easy, to country
merchants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington NAV I6. SO-9n
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YWN0 PARENTS.-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
III the Ladies of Wilmington, that he s continues the
manufacturing of Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Boots and
Shoes of the latest under his immediate
specon-so that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both in article and price, His
establishment the of French aud Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929 ?, 28-6m
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EDAPER HANGINGS.-An assortmenrfof WALL PA
II PER, of the fashion, and Fire Board Patterns
of the latest importation from Paris, for sale cheap, by
A. & HI. WILSON,
No. los, Market street
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EHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK MANUFACTo-
" RY. The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public general that he has commenced the
above business, in all its various branches, at No. 90 Mar
ket-sreet, Wilmington, Delaware. Where he intends keep
ing hand extensive assortment of all tho above articles
in his ne made of the best materials and by selected work.
which will be sold at the lowest rate for cash good
accepances WILLIAM MAGENs
May. 1929. z9.-sm
NJ B. Country Merchants and Others, be suplsd at
the shortest notice. -FM~s
Fifteen twenty Jouneymen immediately 10 work
upon Shoes and Boots.
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WpO0TS, SHOES & TRUNKS.-JAMEs MNEAL, CRATE
ID full for past favors informs his friends and the public
generally, that be has hand large and complete asso
ment of LADIES' s. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS SHOES
ALso-HiIssEs, BOYS & CHILDREN's do of all kinds Of
Leather Morocco Lasting &C. which will be sold at the
fnIl,tvino nrices for Cash viz.
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NHECKs. Blank Checks, the different Banks in the
Borough, for sale this Office Also, Blank Judgment
snd Plain Notes and Bosds, Mortgages Bills of Ladns and
afsar pIanks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
Nr,,nsSs ~ f.ps2IAs
sn.y MORNING., JUNE 2. 1929.
FROM PERU.

chi, Francis, Wood, a; Baltimore
D ,,v, from Lima the editors Of the Amer
%" s.,. received files of Lima papers TO the
-, ;nelu>ive. A cursory glance at their
:. does no. furnish US with any in'eiii-
g. om.ut. A decree Of the Peruvian
E'.,.men,, published in Lima paper Of The
", february, set, forth "'hat a, The interior
80. If The Republic is entrusted to the
GU" =, e;,;zen., and as the regular troops
w nd to defend the exterior Of the Repub-
:. ;, d.e,eed that every free man, between
Ills and so years shall perform mill
r0s,1.-It will he seen by the Follow
:, * raets Of letters rom commercial houses
vs. 90, with which We have been politely
VI tina, some DOUBT and uncertainty pre-
A'a' W. ,hsrr in relation 10 the operation OF the
EN, , nr,bibring The im2ar' Of Aour, co'tons
'S' = GOODS, fer the l7,h Of February -
". : 80 il will be reeollscted, was promul-
~ a .omr Zine ago, but as the government,
g.. n,,;od Of IL, in'endtd op-ra'io, was IN
'',,Jio prcuniary and poiiicsi d tficui'ies,
49,. was, good reason 10 doubt whether u
"A \. enforced. The case OF the brig An
=, Sov,,er, mentioned in 'he l,tler OF the Ia
5,,, w,n,ld s-em to render il certain that
~, o,;si,ion, of the decree would he exact
= nal !, NAV well be questioned whether the
=, .,oms,r underis pressing necessiiiss for
- will continue 10 adhere 10 policy
=; mus, so materially lessen the resources
dis treasury.
"LIMA, February Gath, 1929.
In, prospect for shipments 10 this market
:. mo,t ruinous. We are over>tocked with
,vr, article Of produce, and we would recon-
,.,d our friends 10 suspend shipments until
,s,v, assume a more favorable appearauce.-
I !, thought tina, the prohihitory decree will
al \, M, into operation. There are 1000 bales
y'tomeslits now in market, Tor which there rs
=, ,,l. The war with Colombia has suspend
I. ,h- mia,ug operations and taken all the spe-
,s out Of market"
"LIMA, February 20, 1929.
Il is impossible 10 say whether the prohihi-
o-y decree will be Carried icto operation. The
,mu,Ons Of our most respectable merchants
IS,r 50 much on the subject, that II Is not
,,osn sha, success vessel woula meet with
she were 10 offer to laud her Cargo here al
resent. the low state Of the treasury makes
) suppose hat an OFF, 10 pay cash duties would
0 &c rejected"
"LMA, February IS, 1929.
Flour here may be qu"'-d AT Sllai2 on board
y flesh. The prom, i;inn is considered as
ayns AIKEN EFF CT, and in The case OF the
.ptriran Rr,g Andes, with lard, permission
land Ii was REUSED"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
PHILADELPHIA, May so,

Flour AND MEAL.-The demand for Super
fine Flour has been small for export, and sales
made at IS cents per barrel reduction from last
weeks quotations. The market is unsettled
There has been an increased supply mo Mar.
Ike, street. and the price from wagons has de-
clined to Sc so. Retailers having been sup
Piled with wagon Flour, there has been very
limited demand for Southern. Some Rye Flour
sold for rxpor, q. 50 62a, but holders in gene
raj are firm at 5 IS, and the stock is still small
A sale Of 500 hhds. Corn Meal was made a, the
close Of las, week q, IL 25, aud about $50 hhds
have been taken a, IL so this week for export
GRAlN.-Some Pennsylvania Wheat sold
early in the week at 81 20 l 40, as in qcall'y
Of Corn, the supply has been moderate ,hls
week, and our quotations have been realized in
the sales reported. No change to note 10 other
kinds Of Grain.
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SigNOr ). Pinistri,

Pretesso, Of The Lal;an and Spanish Laaguages, and
Dr"c,ng in its different branches,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of the Dis
10 triet that he has removed from New York, where
ne has employed for many years. teaching those
branches of polite education in several academies and
in many respectable private families, as his testimo-
nj. will evnce winch he refers them for his cha
racter and capability.
He is teaching IN Georgetown College, and is also
EMPLOYED in some respectable private families in
washington He proposes forming class in either
of the aforementioned branches, rs soon IS he shall
have sufficient number Of pupils. and also to attend
ladies and gentlemen who prefer receiving private
lessons The terms may be known on application in
nerson or by letter. to s. Pnstri, at Mrs. Arguelles
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
may 50-3ts
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SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED, MAY 81,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore, freight ano
passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Schr Erie, Bartram, New-York.
ARRIVED, JUNE ],
Schr Defiance, Owens, Ocracock; shingles TO JOsia
II. Davis and John Bryan Co.
Steam. boat Fredericksburg, b, J, Jenkins, Bait
more; freight and passengers tor the District.
SAILED,
Ship Rousseau, Mcievin Amsterdam.
schr Washington, Wilson, hence, at New.York 30tl
ult
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

June II, l777, Deputy Secretary to the Board
Of War.
Feb. IL, l77s, Secretary Of Ordinance, and
Paymaster to the Board Of War.
May 90, 1879, Assistant Auditor General.
Sept. 10, 1881, Register Of the Treasury !;
and on the Organization of the Treasury De-
par,men,, by Gen. Hamilton, under the Fede.
raj Constitution, he was re appointed
Sept. IL, 1889, Register Of the Treasury,
in which Office he has remained TO the present
I'M. Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

(Jo Grand Chapter o! the Distric, Of Co
umba The semi annual commune of Ne GIand
Chapter Of The District Of 'oipmbis will be b Ia on
Tuesday, The 9th ddyof June merit 1t the Hall of Broke
Chapter IN the town Of Alexandra, at ten O'CLOCK,
\. NJ The officers and members. proxies. duly
appointed, will take notice, and govern themselves
cordingy.
by order of the VI. r. H. p.
WM. KERR, Jr.
may % -eo6t Grand Secretary.
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Public Sale.

ENTILL be sold, Oh the premises. 'n Saturday. the
W Goth Of June nett. at II O'Clock. All ths rgIt,
title, and interest Of August;r b. l,ar,s in and to
Undivided eighth part Of a tract vi land, called
Spring Grove, containing TO acres, iess late
the property Of Margaret hills. deceas.t, situate
within hats mile of the Fails church, On Four Vile
i!un adjoining til. lands of Hugh MINOR and within
fen hundred yards Of the Middle Turnpike Road lead
ing from Alexandra to Wile,'s Tavern seized and
taken, under a writ of Gers facias issued BY Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice of'he Peace for the County If
Alexandria, AM, To drec tcd
The above will be sold to satisfy debt, and costs,
due to George Jacobs Terms Of sale cash. y
RICHARD SHACK EFORD.fs1
june 1-dt20th Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

PR,cY Il ha, been enormously stated
hat in toe case of The persons b. ought TO New
YO.k in the Danish sIoop Of war from S'.Croix
under charge of piracy, The Grand Jury had
dismissed the bills On the contrary, the
Grsrd jury has found bills agains, VIM. Bran
tsn aud Jas. Rogers for piracy, and agans,
Iohn Anderson,as an accessory after the fact,
h'Iecervmg goods, knowing them 10 be pi'a-
italy taken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

The Richmond Wing exposes in late pa
pr 'h' duplici'y and cunning Of Mr.. Ritchie.
lpPears tina! repor, gained credence in
N'hn'nd, iha, MIR. Gibbon, venerable Re-
'Ounonary soldier, was to be prescribed"
10" the CoIee,orship. Mr.. Richie very pru-
0'A'iy shut his mouth, until, by the represen
'''n' OF the party, the Cabinet were induced
Gre 70 continue Mr.. Gibbon; upon the re-
'''p' Of which Intelligence, and not till then,
or Richie breaks forth in indignant language
upon The cruelty Of the affair, and vows the
r'e'ld tn, and his Minister would never think
H. Oh, VIZ. Richie! Mr. Richie, o!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

The ceremony of laying the corner stone Of
ID, 6rsl lock on he Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
va, reformed Oh Friday last. 1t took place
90 the eighth section Of the line OF The canal,
,SO4, six miles above Georgetown. The Pre-
i4sa., Secretary Of War, aud Post Master
General w>re presen.. The crrsmony was
Performed by VIM. Hewitt Esq Grand Mas
,ei Of the d strict OF Colu mba
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
New Goods.
NAV % -eo6t

A L0CKWOOD has Just received variety Of de.
~ sirable Goods Amongst them are ginghams,
(rch paterns) ditto plain ditto, colored musns small
figured caiicoes, gauge and barage handk erhce pa.
wells, super linen drills, Marse-s vestins, Swiss
muslins, Irish linens and dowlas, yellow and black
nankeens. lawns, sc. &c, &c Also, an auction bar.
gain of black, brown, and mixed cloths.
NAV lQ-eo6t
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New YORK, May 80.

FLoua.-The transactions have been un'm :
,ortanr. Southern and Wes,ern descriptions
have declined. A few hundird barrels Of New
York have been sold a, Sc rs cash, and some
Frederick burg a, the same price, for the Ha're
market. Rye Flour i. heavy az trih'ng re-
duclion.
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PRESCRIPTION LIST, No XXXiv.


Y r'th has head So much for Buckingham"
Jo'eph Mon Se is removed from the situation
VI !" sl',er he Treasury.
:, "ro'ee Mactaniel, John Mscdaniel, Ezekiel
N N" dahl'i, John b. Martin, Levin Belt. aud
w., D. Paine, are remove from the Office Of
" f1ur'h Audi,or.
0 l'mir homans is removed from the office
n-e'stary Of the Navy.
lie above were efficient public officers.
hAsee Is made-nor can be made against
'Acert that same Of them are known,
hers suspected 10 be friendly to the late
-,raIion. Oac Of them has family Of
'"dren, and hal salary IF one thou
, Lars He served in The army during
war. aud VAS in Fort M'Henry al
't lis b1mbardment by the British
: use has served his country faithfully
ear ,776. Under the ola Congress he
u
d ~ no, Assislan, Clerk 10 the Board
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Trust Sale.

IN the 2oM day Of Jug n'rt the undersigned will
~ offer for sale, public auction. TO the highest
bidder cash, the OF land ,tua ia the county
OF Fairfax, the ul.rs OF Bull Run. caef i" Moore
hi" containing 95s acres, The sale viii, take place
at Fairfax Court House before the rni door Their. Of,
about II O'Clock, and is made under the authority oil
adeed Of trust given to the signed by Ropert
Kincheloe, for the benefit Of Alexander Hendersons
executors, dated The 18th of 'ugus', 1872, and re-
corded III the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Fairfax. he sale will be eff cted foe the purpose Of
raising the unsatsfed part OF the !et. With the ex-
penses Of trust. JAMES SANGSrER
june 2-eOts AMASHADtAH MOORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

GnatS Wheat comes sparingiy into mar
ket. A lot Of about 600 bushels, from Virgil
MIA, Of handsome quality, has been sold at 81
~. Rye is held firmly at our quotations. We
notice further advance in Oats, which are In
good demand. Sales Of White Beans have
been made at So so per 'i-rre Of 7 bvshels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

Sugars, Brandy, etc.
SAMUEL WESSERSMITH%OGers for sole,
.0 Hhds New Orleans sugar, part prime quality
196 h nds and croi1 and Porto Rico do
% hhds ". l. molasses
10 bags Mo, Lagura and Java coffee
10 pipes 4lh proof seignette brandy
Is half pipes do do do
81 a''s' as1.ta Co. COG Old superior
1 do Champagne dos
4 half pipes American do
pipes Holland gin
IA hhds 4th proof N. o. rum
-, 3 S hhrrsi s"d N. E. rum
20 bbls FoIey's genuine Baltimore gin
90 do BALTIMORE Eige do
few casks Lisbon, Port, l.. p Madeira, samos.
Sherry aud Colmenar wines
Is 5 s sa;f sss and Young Hyson tea
s s $ 81 s e.: :s;. s:: :.:
2 chests
4 half chests and Imperial tea
IS 10 cstty boxes
4 half chests Tyson tea
do do Souchong do
so boxes and half boxes Bakers and Laphams
chocolate
20 boxes sperm candles, superior quality
50 halt boxes yellow soap do
A. boxes bloom raisins
8 bales Buenos ayres horse hair
81 pieces German Hessians
20 do Spi,sIfeld hdkfs of handsome patterns
50 reams news paper
40 do superine letter paper
1863 do No. 3 letter do
80 do No. 8 pot do
AZ do No. 8 cap do
200 do wrapping do
4o bundles sugar loaf paper and binders & band.
box boards
10 tons Russia hemp
1873 coils patent cordsge, assorted
$40 bags patent shot, from the Phenix Shot Tower
Co. of Baltimore
70 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$500 bushels Turks Island salt
Hammers porter and wine bottles, &c. may %