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hunger. Next morning the wind changed to
the westward, and we got clsar of most Of the
ice. We thea pulled to the eastward, in the
Ialnt hope OF some vessel picking Us up. and at
noon saw brig laying TO, under her two topsails
-M Tour got on board Of her and found the crew
Just leaving her, she being in the same state Is
as our own, sinking. We, however, got sumo
provisions out OF her, and there being a boat ".
ing on her decks, got part of the passengers
out Of our own boat into it. In the course Of the
night it came on to blow from the south west, and
the other boat foundered. All that now remain.
ed alive, Ito the best Of my belief or knowletIpej
out Of crew and passengers Of ESQ, is myself,
one seaman, two boys, nine male passengers and
Q female, Is in all. At noon, on the I4th, we
fell in with the master and mate of the BRIG
Harvest Home, of Newcastle, the vessel We had
previously been on board OF; and on the evening
Of the same day both got on board Of loaded
brig bound TO st. Johns, Newfoundland, after
we had been rs hours in an open boat, half dress
ed, wet and frost. bitten; next morning, |, With
the remainder Of the crew and passengers, left
the brig. and was kindly received on board the
ship Amazon, Of Hull. bound TO Quebec, where
we arrived on the evening Of Saturday last.
List Of hepassengers and crcU SAVED from The
wreck james Fitzsimons, Of County Down;
Owen .McKenna, Of County Tyrone; James Nc.
Cartney. of do; Robert Cunningham, Of do;
James McCord, of do; John Turner, Of do;
John Conrie, of do; Robert Cringle. Of do; james
Foster. Of Antrim; Margaret DUFF, Of Tyrone;
Catharine McKentry, Of do.
Crew-John Grant. master; Benjamin Miller,
seaman; James Grant, apprentice; Robert Leask,
ditto.
Captain Confor,h, Of the Totenham, from Ross
reports the loss OF the brig Waterloo, from New
castle, with Goals and glass, the 18th of May, BY
the ice on the Banks. Captain and crew saved,
and coming up in the Shannon.
The Jane. from Waterford, reports the loss OF
the Albion, Isaacs, in the ice, with settlers from
Cork, IS of the passengers drowned-the re-
mainder, With the captain and crew, are on
board of avessel coming up.
A ship is also coming up with the crews Of two
vessels for this port, los! in the ice; names as yet
unknown.
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New Teas, sugars, Wines,

New Teas, sugars, wines,
FRUITS. &c. sc.
Landing from New York, and for sale by the
subscribers:
MOn Chests, half chests, and boxes Gunpowder,
ZSU Impr rial, a, son, Young Tyson anu Pouchong
TEAS, fine qualities
20 Ss.od5, '. ..S. ''dds' eu'P Tss
70 hogsheads New Orleans, Porto Rico anc st
Croix SUGaRS
so bags white Br zi' do
10 quarter casks Port
90 Indian barrels RoLsillon
40 quarter casks nry Malaga ty7NES
half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Clsret
10 do Muscat
half pipes Seignette's Cognac Brandy, cn'i'
tied to debenture
10 barrels Honey
so boxes new Cheese
] case VermicclE
100 bales Csssia
10 bales Almonds
do Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes bunch Rsisius
20 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capers and olives
so do Sicily Lemons, 10 good order
2 pipes fresh Lemon JUICE prepared in Sicily,
new article
l25 Demijohns, one. two, and five gallons
casks Brown Stout
90 dozen English Mustard
NE These Goods. being imported under reduced
and abolished duties and purchased chiehy Tor money,
can be sold at low prices
June 10 SAMUEL q, LARMoUR Co.
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Or Nary. mentioned some time since
tina, the Delaware "a was fitting Tor sea at Nor
'Olk to proceed TO the Mediterranean, as the dag
ship Commodore Patterson. IT the statement
IN the New York Journal of Commerce be cor
rect that she is to be brought to that port from
Norfolk in about three weeks, il would be infer.
rcd that she is not to undergo an examination in
the Dry Duck 10 ascertain the state Of her cop
per, previous to her sailing. The Delaware is
noble vessel. She can mount l02 guns, and
10 be we'll manned requires a crew Of one thous-
and meu. Her broadside is believed to be as
heavy as that Of any 100 gun ship in the English
Navy.
The Washington is one Of the smallest Seven
Nioars IN our service. She was in the Mediter.
'anean at the time Of Lord Exmouth's attack uD-
On Als'ers, and m one occasion lay alongside
ne boyne. an English 90 gun ship. The Wash
'Os'on, though rated "a, and mounting but sc
gus was the larger vessel, threw heavier
weight OF metal in her broadside, and the En-.
slsh officers frankly admitted would make mince
meat OF the Boyne in a short time.
The independence, Columbus aud franklin,
are OF the same class and calbre with the Wash.
ins,on
ine Ohio aud North Carolina, a. we'll as the
4sancer cover on the stocks, are OF the size and
armament Of the Delaware. with the exception
VI Tie Pennsylvania. That splendid vessel W i'll
oe match TOT any ship that floats. She is
pierced Tor l64 guns, long thirty-two Founders
W lsr gun decks, and will require compile
ment OF 1900 men. To see our twelve chips OF
IN %e llne' seventeen frigates. and fifteen sloops
war; all lying together, with their armament
W BOARD, would be indeed most magnificent
spectacle. Boston Atlas.
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DIED.,

Yesterday morning, after Protrscted and pain
fal illness, Mr.. DAVID REEsE. late Of Baltimore,
in the 10Th year Of his age. :.
T The friends and acqusiDtances OF his
family are hereby invited to attend bis funeral
This Morning, at 10 O'Clock, from bis
residence on Cameron, between Pitt and St.
Asaph Streets.
The corpse will be conveyed to the Methodist
Protestant Church, where 1t d expected Ser.
mon will be delivered on the occasion by the
Rev. Thomas H. Stockton. Of Georgetown; al.
ter which it will be carried to the grave.
On Sunday night, 9th instant, 10 the s2d year
Of her aye, MARGARET EGAN, eldest daughter
of William and Mary Ann Eyan. Of this place.
She was amiable in her disposition, and beloved
by all who knew her.
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COMMUNICATED.

M Ed6lOr:-The Editor Of the Richmond
MN, dine, not seem 10 tire with houting the peo-
ne Of the District:-after having applied to the
peonlr Of Alexandria all the abusive epltheis OF
his vocabulary. because they differed from him
and 50 expressed themselves in public meeting
r,spec,ins the Randolph outrage. he seems gra-
,oa.ly disposed to turn from our heads the Walls
of his wrath, and commend our course in the cleo
non Of President Of the Canal Company, because
se we're once part of Virginia"
Allow me to say, through the columns OF your
paper, that having taken an active part IN getting
up the " indignation meeting" as this Editor
calls il, and having, moreover, had the honor to
represent our Corporation in I" the general meet.
iug Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
nv" was not actuated, in the one cave, by a
desire 10 appease or propiriate Gen Jackson;
nor in the other. of winning the appreciation OF
John Hampieu Peasants In speaking for my.
sell on these occasions, have no doubt, speak
The sentiments of our citizens generally. In the
first case we spoke. as we felt, indignant, that
the President of the United States, the repre-
sentative Of the majesty of the whole people,
should be 50 grossly abused; and in the other we
ielt that Charles Fenton Mercer was entitled to
and should receive, by our vote. a testimonial OF
the gratitude Of the people Of Alexandria.
Ia both eases We acted upon independent and
unbiased principles and feelings; and like John
Randolph and one of his then bitter enemies.
when they encountered each other in the lobby OF
the Senate-the latter saving IL never give
war to a blackguard," the former retorting "I
always do sir"-like those distinguished gentle.
men, | say, Mr.. Editor, we only expressed our
own sentiments, and acted for ourselves, aud are
equally willing to let others do the same.
A NATIVE ALEXANDRIAN.
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a., ,seyed from the first, that, as stroke 81
y, ,r the part Of the Corporation OF Wash
E"S tho election of Mr.. Eaton, as President
o ~, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
~ 80 very worst and most mistaken move that
III, possibly have been made. Time will confirm
" III will be proved during the next session
Congress-. Ia the mean time, as cOnsola-
- find the following in the Richmond
Wiz: -. ~ p.,,
."on, has excited as far as We hear, IN this
sn"n;,y. an almost unanimous feeling OF IN
c''~a r:nroba,iun. II must be SD in every
.hsr. man worship and srrvility to jack
aHu p,.a m, overcome a sense of proPriety and
,G' ;,s,;ce This indignation, with many,
Pa'" ro HOSTILITY TO The WORK ITSELF"
r., Presidents late visit to Fredericksburg
L., not at all seem to have increased the love
-, ,t.e,iOn e the good people Of that place to-
"A. him.. NAY, We cannot but entertain an
.a;on ,ha, he left there With the unfaverable
icprc,,ions Of the citizens increased we 'H'nk
s;,pd Of the Arena has been unusually Sc
-, since the LAYING Of the Corner s,one.-Wit-
-. mo following, from his last paper:
h.t.ou left Washington on Thursday MORN
"a comrany with the Secretary OF State, the
.,.,snry Of War. Mr. DOnelson This private
:,,,rtar,,l and Col. Earle, on tour through
- North tor the purpose Of Strengthening the
;,,.rr:, Of Mr. Van Buren,, one OF the candi-
r.,s. Gor the Presidential chair.
Tbs n,.tr reached Baltimore about O'Clock,
,rj rft that City on Saturday, in the Steamboat
Kentucky.
4, j, said that the great man condescended 10
lo, himself to the admitting Baltimoreaus,
mounted on poucy --bnwing right and LET, as ne
',l. along. 1t must have been curious exhibit
s,o to see the crowd gazing with eyes and mouth
Stretched 20 the uttermost, while the old fellow
himself wa, bobbios his head at them like Chi
pr,e Nanderin.
Black Hawk, no doubt, occupied reasonable
.bare Of public attention.
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BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE AMERIcAN,2
M
Tuesday. June II, I p. w. !

ucS"J' V""o 80 N'1'
FLouR.-Sales from stores OF several parcels
of Howard street Flour, fresh manufacture ard
importation, at IS SCI, and small lots at 62a.
Some holders decline to sell for less than the lat.
ter rate. The wagon price is uniform at 81 j
per b5l We note sales Of 1000 bbls City
nils, standard quality. withia the last two or
three days. a. 5 6Si. A parcel Of S"squehanna
ia good order, that had not been exposed to The
weather, has been sold at 5 57a. Sales OF lots
which have been overhauled, at 5 25.
GRa1N-Uheafs are without change in price.
A parcel Of Sesquehanna red. West Branch, was
sold to day from store at 81 10. We know Of
none afluat. We have heard Of no sales of Ma.
rylund wheats within day or two Sales OF
Corn, buth white and yellow, yesterday, at TO
cents To day a sale Of wLitc at Is cents. We
continue to quote at IS &c cents. We hear OF
no sales Of Rye or Oats.
WHISKY. On Saturday, sales of Ahds were
made at sSi cents On Monday, large parcel,
and several smaller ones, were sold a, % CENTS
which price we give as the fair quotation, Sales
Of Sosquehanna copper distilled t6ls have been
made at 500 and S. cents, and more recently at
so cents The wagon price Of bbIs is 81 cents,
and the store price 81 SO cts.
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Schooner President, Kirkland, cleared at New
York for this port 10th.
QUEBEC, June 8.
Distressing Mipwrecks. We have been fur.
nished by Capt. Grant, of the Lady of the
Lake. IF Aberdeen, from Belfast, 9Th April,
with $50 passengers and crew, with the follow
ing particulars Of the wreck Of that vessel
ION the l1th May, in lat as, so, and long
az, 10, at S A. NJ. steering per compass w. s.
w. with strong wind at N. N. E. We fell
in with several pieces Of ice; al A. M. the Ice
getting closer, judged it prudent to haul the
snip out to the eastward under easy sail to avoid
it, while endeavoring to pass between two large
pieces, a tongue under water IN the lee ice struck
our starboard bow and stove it entirely in. We
Immediately wore the ship round, expecting to
get the leak out Of the water, but did not sue.
coed; the ship now filling fast, the mate, with
seven or eight Of the crew, got into the stern
boat.-after getting bread, beet, compass. &C.
they pulled away to the N. W.-the scene that
then took place is beyond description. After
getting the long boat out, the passengers crow
ded into her with such mad desperation, that she
was twice upset alongside. drowning about 30
of them. now attempted to save my own Lille
and succeeded getting the boat clear OF the
shin. half toll of water, with So souls 10 her'
w;tbuut oars, sails, or mouthful OF provisions.
The last time saw the brig, 1.-THE ice coming
between her and us) she was sunk up to the
tons, and about so Of the passengers IN the
maintopmast rigging. We then tried to pull a..
ter the other boat, with the bottom ooards aho
thaufts, but got teset with the ice.
We now expected worse tate than those who
we're in the vessel, viz: to perish with cold and
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70 House Builders.

vTNHE Trustees Of the Washington Academy of West
Il moreand County, ION the first Saturday in July
next, at Oak Grove,) will conrac: for the immediate
erection Of q HOUSE, to be As feet by so. with q
Por,co As BY ditto, supported by six columns The
basement story have three rooms, the second three
and the third four. To be Of brick, and finished in
plain but workmanlise manner. The site is on the
heights about four miles from each River, and re-
markably healthy.
Proposals for the brick OF wood work, or both, may
be addressed to the subscriber, Leedstown, West
morcand;" by whom any further Information desired
will be furnished. BY order of the Board,
HENRY TAYLOR,
june l3-wSw Presiding Trustee.
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900 Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber. living in PScata'
/ way, on Wednesday night, the 9th instant Ne
gro Girl named ELIZA. She is bright mulaito'
shout IL years DID, low and unchy full face, and ha,
very full sut of hair She took with her variety OF
clothing Elz. went OF in company with Girl nam
ed Nancy with whom she was seen TO 60 on board one
of the ashington steamboats, at Alexandria Her mo
tber is living with Mr.. Asbury lyason, in George
town, where think she has probably gone.
! will give $40 to any person who will srprehend
and secure the said Girl in any Jail that get her
again. if taken in Washington, Georgetown, o: Prince
Georges County. Md; or the aoove reward II taken
s,r,ber from home. NARY STANTON.
piscatsway June lift MAT, Int.
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Notice

Two those Interested creditors of the estate of Da
vid Martin. deceased-After the 18Th LAY OF this
month, dividend will be made OF the money in my
hands, sccrung from his estate; and wish all claims
against said estate that still outstanding, to be pre-
scented before tue shove date regularly passed by the
Orphans Court, otherwise they may not recover their
said claims JAS. DOUGLAS, Aumr'
innP L. 4
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FLoun.-We quote IS so as a fair price for
Flour from wagons, and stored Flour the same,
although some has been priced at few cents
more. From stores it is generally held at 62a,
but We have heard Of some small lots having been
sold at S Sc. A lot Of Potomac Flour has been
sold at S So.
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NETWORK CORN EXCHANGE.

A fair business was done in Western Flour
during the week. Sales were made at 3 o2 .
s71: Ohio do at "a 56. the market well
supplied. The stock Of Southern is small; sales
limited at our quotations. Richmond country
was closed at 81. Corn Meal has declined I;
sales at l6a a II per hid. Wheat, no arrivals.
Corn. Y. n. sales at y a "a; do White, u
"a. Oats 44.-Jour. Com. June 10.
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lust Furnished.

find on sale by NM NJ MORRISON,
1 COLLECTION Of the Familiar Letters and Mis
N cel'aneous Papers of Benjamin Franklin, now
for the first time published edited by Jared Sparks
Also. The Life of John Jay, with selections from his
ondence and Miscellaneous Papers, in vols
BY his son, William Jay. jnne IS
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a. 3. Nayden, Dental Surgeon,

NNJILL commence his professional visits to Aexan.
w dria on Thursday next, the 18th instant. and
continue them on the second and fourth thursdays in
each month during the season. Persons desiring his
professional services viii please senda note to The Bar
Of the CITY Hotel June Ia d2tSe Thurstf
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CrusheA sugar, &c.
IN Barrels Crushed Loaf Sugar, superior article
III for families
half pipes Brandy
barrels o"'
10 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted
Received per schooner Mount Vernon, for sale by
ju'e12 w. FowLE e Go.
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Notice is hereby given,

VJHAT General Meeting ofthe Stockholders of the
i Middle Turnpike Company will be held at the
Old Reading Room, over the Market, in the Town ct
alexandria, on Saturday, the 18th of June, 1883.
iupe ll-tl5th
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1T the Commercial Reading Room-The let
ter bag of the Barque Pantheon, Drummond mas
ter, for the squadron in the Mediterranean, to
sail IN few days.
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For Boston,.

N&k Msrson. master, has the principal part Of her
cargo ready go board, will take 200 bbls freight
if offered Immediately, and can accommodate several
passengers Apply to the master on board. or
june Is HENRY DAtNGERFIEL0.
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"A card.

nocrOR A. II. SANDERS, having located him
III sen at Occoquan. Prince william County, Vr'
gina respectfully offers his professional services to
the public. He may be found at Mr.. Fishers or at
is Once adjoining. june l-co4w
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED. JUNE IL,
Brig Token, Eldridge, Boston; Plaster to Ed
ward Daingerfeld.
SAILED, q,
Brig Patron. Flanders. Portsmouth.
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Notice.

Vy>HE subscriber intending to close his business,
i quests all who have claims, to have them ready
for adjustment. and all who indebted must be pre-
pared for payment Immediately.
Mr. BurchilI is my authorized Agent or Collector
and his receipt will be good for any he may SO col
lect. The accounts will be ready ia few days.
June l3-eotf DAVID REED.
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Necrees for SNAe Of hand.

At Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
n for Prince william County, held on the l7th day
Of May, 1855
Nathaniel C. Nacrac, Plaintiff
against
John Williams, administrator Of Barnaby
Cannon, deceased, and others, Defend'ts
This cause came on to be heard upon bill, answer,
and exhibits and by consent of parties, and by like
consent the Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that the land in the bill mentioned the land sold BY
Nathaniel e. Macrae to Barnaby Cannon, be sold by
the Commissioner hereinafter named to the highest
bidder, upon q credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months; taking from the purchaser or purchasers bond
aid security with lien upon the land. to secure the
"a, ment of the purchase money-the Commissioner
giving thirty days notice Of the time AID place Of sale,
by an advertisement published in some newspaper in
the District Of CoIumbsi and George w. hacrae is
appointed Commissioner to carry this decree into ef.
feet who is directed to report hi, proceedngsto this
Court This decree is rendered without prejudice to
the right, Of either party. copy-Teste:
JAMES II: REID, Clerk.
F Pursuant to the order and direction OF
the foregoing Decree. shall, on Saturday, the 9th
DAY of jay next before the front door of the house
of John w. williams, Esq, in the Town Of Dumtries,
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder upon the terms
and conditions in the said Decree set forth. the
ap48z< TRACT OF Land
S% therein referred to, situate in Prince william
~ County, near Dumfries, and containing. by
Co., estimation,
liz ACRES, 8 Foods, and z 20.100 Poles.
This Tract of Land lies within less than half mile
of the nearest navgsbe point on Qiantco Greek, and
is almost wholly in wood, embracing with some Tim.
Der, considerable quantity Of Pine, Oak, and other
growth suitable for the wood trade to the District Of
Columbia. GEO. w hACRAE,
June g. eo6,hJy Commissioner.
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| 4 T a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
IA for Prince william County, held on The 17th day
Of May, 1855
| Amelis A. Nacrea, Plaintiff,
against
John Williams, administrators Of Barnaby Can.
non, deceased, and others, Defendants.
This cause came on to be heard upon bill, answer,
and exhibits, and by consent Of parties, and by like
consent, the Court doth adjudge, order. and Decree
that the land in the bill mentioned the land sold by
Amelia Ann Mscrae to Barnaby Cannon, be sold by
bidder, upon . credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months taking from the purchaser purchasers bond
and security, With lien upon the land, to secure the
payment of the purchase money-the Commissioner
giving Thirty days notice Of the time and place OF sale,
bv m advertisement published In some newspaper in
the District Of Columbia; and George W. Nscrae is
sppointed Commissioner to carry this decree into e.
feet who is directed to report bis proceedings TO this
Court. This decree 10 rendered without prejudice to
the rights OF either party. AcoPyIIeSst'e; ,,..
Up In pursuance of the foregoing Decree,
hm =, Saturday the 9Th day of July next before the
font doo, of the house Of John w. Williams. Esq in
a.. Tox of Dumfries offer for sale to the highest bid
IL. mon the terms and conditions specified in said
css1ss. ~ TRACT OF LAND
therein referred to, lying on ouantico Creek.
contiguous to the land in the h'st decree
- above referred to, and containing, by estma.
tion. go ACRES and 10 poles. THIS Tract embraces
proportional quantities Of Wood and open Land, part
Of the latter being Of good quality, and The balance in
pretty good heart and condition. The Wood Land
lies chiefly next to thejCreek Aforesaid.
GEORGE w. NACRAE,
June 8-eot6thJy Commissioner
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Soon.

tnn Boxes J. Burbeck's best No Soap, 90 lbs
lOO each, received by the Brig Token, from Bos
ton, and for sale by
june l3 EDW'D. DAINGERFIELD.
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COMMERCIAL.

Pr,ce of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Hessels.
Flour. per barrel, IS so So
Wheat, per bushel, 90 10
Corn, do 0 "a 40 IS
RYE, do O so 40 IS
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, o 80 a 0 90
Oats, from vessels, do 0 45 a o 90
Corn Meal, yellow, do o 60 a o %
Corn Meal, white, do O % 40 20
Flaxseed, do 90 0 w
Whiskey. per gallon, % 81
Bacon, per cwt. + 90 81
Butter, per ID. 10 40 Is
Lard. do OO7 aOO7
Plaster Paris. fretailN per ton, 6 90 q O 90
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AlenOM SyrWp.

7 BURBECK's Lemon Syrup, Of superior quality.
% in boxes containing one dozen bottles each for
sale by EDW'D. DAlNGERFlELD.
iune IL
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lemons.

lemons.
Boxes Lemons, in good order. just received and
=" ior sale by w. II. MILLER.