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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-14

BaHs.-As balls are all the rage in these parts, we publish from an exchange paper. for the benefit of our dancing friends "a new cotillion, and how to dance it First couple forward, wheel and fire-second couple. ditto-alamode at the corners-nose- yOur-nose- gentlemen cross hands-ladies kiss overnight and wrong-pussey-lem- onade alt-first couple canter round the whole posse comitatus-second dO-third do fourth do-bob your cocoa nuts, and then go to roost." "'t"
 Not knowing in what paper this graphic and intelligent code of instructions origina- ted, we are unable to give the proper ac- knowledgment. For its importance to ad- mireTs ofthe art saltatory. we make haste to give it a place in our columns. They will Ind it quite us clear and instructive us the "6gures" usually shouted forth upon ball room floors. Corning Advocate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-14

hC dlSo uenaeS tne CnaFge.
 Joseph c. Hempson, convicted of Bigamy. was brought up for sentence. The Court remarked that curious fact relating to him. self had come to their knowledge. It was, that while awaiting trial on bail, for marry ing two wives. he had married third. Our readers may recOllect that this Joseph c. Hempson, while in this village last winter, assumed the name of Dr. Adams, under which he figured largely. and succeeded in marrying Miss Elizabeth Hewlett, of Hemp stead. At that time he had another wife living in New York. He was justly sentenc- cd to the State Prison for four years and seven months.-Jamsica C.. I.) Times.
 Shta the Door."-The St. Louis Bulletin has the following, we think it very appropos at the present season: "fiow very annoy ing it is, when writing at the desk, with just fire enough in the stove to keep the room in a proper temperature of heat, with closed doors, to be obliged to get up and close the neglected to shut on leaving the room. A person properly raised will shut the door, if he find it closed upon entering a room. It matters not whether tt is cold or no, if the door be closed before you enter, or upon leaving q room, every we'll bred man will leave it in the same situation as he found it; or, in other words, he will " shut the door," You might just as well. and you have the same right. to raise one or two windows, and leave them 50. as to leave the door "open." when you find it closed. We hope this hint will take. ~~ ...s, 4t -a stA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
THE NEW WORLD.

IT A NEW AND ENLARGED oUAITo VOLUME of this
conpre the I'd inst ahttns n
to commence subscription entlea en- from North South and
West paper invited 10 call at the ONE W an
street and examine the WORLD and Judge for themselves
The FRS, Volume of CHARLES OMALLEl, or, the IRISH
DRAGON given every person who pays year advance
Of the day. aud Is published
in the Nrw WORLD in advance of any other paper 202
II Summer Contingencies Reduced Thin Clio
hing variety styles be had cheap at No. IS Chat
reduced price, and humbug Persons wishing Sum
ner Clothing please call the stock for themselves
Good Brown and Round Jackets for only dollar
SIS Chntham-strccL Vlftus'
u Ohiccs 10 Lef.-In the Basement of the New Merchant
Exchange of Wall and anoverstree, suitable for Brokers'
purposes such coffee refeshnent There
which will be together for the balance the
perfectly satisfactory 10 the tenant Apply IL Mr.
Pearson of Exchange Company of Hanoeet
Exchange Place. the publisher Of tho New World 30 Ann
street. yl3tf
II (3rndun England College, and late
Classical Summaries this city wishes
py part Of his time in hearing rectaon' in schools or in giving
private lessons, the Clascs hg her English stud Those
wishing may address sealed Lexicon" the
Tribune Office jyl0M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
Ne Wy o K T r q N r.

@ Have VIC German, Irish, aud other Benevolent
Societies in City II what they doing protect
the poor Immigrants who daily arrive here from oppression
and swndns' We hear that shameful imposoHs con
SANITY pract>ed upon By persons undertake.
direct them where they should settle engage forward them
much head paid advance and then do not honestly
fulfil their We hear thai there boarding
houses the lower part the City where poor strangers
taken in aad their opened BY false keys and
robbed. among other irquties We have testimony
subject and in search OF mere. VIII the Benevo
lent Societies aid in probing the the bottom
Oar P-lce VIGOROUSLY good for nothing when there
aoney to be made y vigilance We ask the friends OF the
uswary and oppressed forward and aid in pro,ec-
ting tAeHl.
q Theology is certainly the rise AT least SO we
should Judge from the congregation which assembled last
evening, just the corner of Park Row and
spruce-strcet 10 listen =ideaged and very cookbook
ing Iris. s VINO vas discoursing zealou-y upon the
parallels She spoke with great fucncy, and occasionally
evinced oratorica powers unworthy of Whitfield himself
When We heard her she radeavong prove that Saith
ana, the person alluded to in the passage Agree
with thine adversary auickly She certainly right.
r. The four ST. Louis murderers made rush Tor the
prison door the day before they be hing and sue
cecied in getting away They rceapired, how
ever They had fled of the heads of the which
fined their irons with some rough instrument.
INDICTMENTS For LiBEL-The Grand Jury came into
Court yesterday with several bills OF indictment against
James Gordon Bennett Of the Ne-York Herald for lbes
published in that paper 5r June last purpoFtng TO be
report of the proceedings in the tra OF James Richie
ndicten, Coz receiving stolen coffee Two of the indictments
are for bes on Judges inch and Noah conony and
Judge Noah alone The Court invitation Bennett
attend in Cour, and bonds for his appearance
swer these several libels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

u We ask attention TO tbs advertisement OF Miner.
Ps,ep, PUMPS which are manufactured by Henry Warren
Of Tr.v ard for sale by Osborn & Little 80 Ful,on-s,re,
They vastly superior the ordinary pump tor wells and
ci.tern and rapidly coming into general use We ask
those who intend erecting Pumps examine these and they
will be morally certain TO give them the preference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

u A runaway negro, being pursued, eaped into the
Juniata River Bloomfield, Pa. the si inst and
drowned On the lO,h the naked body OF another negro
wa. found in the the place with deep
,,ound over his left eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

J The Boston Hancock Light Infantry expect to
visit this CRY on Wednesday, the elst inst They will be
received at the landing by the 9th Regiment National
Guard and escorted 10 their quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
New.Yerk L.ltie Market.

Monday, July tt It'll
At market 100 head of Beef Cattle including o left over last ~e
50 from this and balance from the South - MICE
Cows, and 800 Sheep ard Lambs.
The Beef Market was more active weeks prices All mar
were taken At IS 20 to 81 averaging 50 IS the ewt
Mich Cows were taken at SIS $40 and $40 each
Sheep plenty, aad sale' les active i
Sheep at so to ST. Lambs at 81 80 to 50 each
HAY-The supplies been light and Old Hay has sold for q 9
81 cents the c~.- and New at 30 to sai csats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

1000 Illinois Sterling Bonds. 81
These sales show improvement of per he Dollar
Fives and per cent the steng Kentucky declined
the Last sales.
FOREIGN ExcHAsGETh' for Bills London aas! Bills
on Paris, s7l 5t3o-he tran.ctons very Limited.
The Of the week ling 10th July Norwich and
Worcester Raioad $ 1882 30
At Loadon New FIVE ger Cents 1885, are quoted at
SKIES $780, 57 ssh Tennessee 1860 90 u S Bank shares,
The Hudson Insurance Company declared dividend Of Three
per cent.
The Seaman Saving Bank, divden of Three per
The Bank of Mobile, Three per
The Northwestern Insurance Company OF Oswego Five
The Commercial Bank Of Troy Four per cent
William w. Todd ESQ., has been elected Vice President Of s
Jackson place of Tyler Dbee
ceased.
At Chaeson lh South Carolina Bank
brought 81 State Bank s0i PIaners Mechanics 2G,
The following the official Of the
Ocleans Banks Sd Of July
LIABILITIES.
Capital. 23l6
Balance due Foreign Banks e5TU
Balance due Banks other l655i22
Balance due Local l0e2 o..
Depo,es 7,l4ll5
Circulation
Profits undivided IggrG2
other hablt:e1. 4r25053
Real Estate and other Investments .... 9-jf39I7
Di.couuts and Loans 6S3tzJ2
Balance due from Foreign l4ilsl9
Doale Bills Bank Soies Of o her S,a,es. 96l
Balance due from Banks rStaies........ $3.50
Balance due from Local RANTS lOaI9i7
Specie 3l7lsO6
Other Assets. .... 9QiI6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
LAWYERS DIARY.

! CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Calendar for This Day--2l.
% 1876 81 "a o. 90 &c 1873 49, 49, "a s. el So 81,
3s 49, 40 II, ~, a. A. ~, Il. Is, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

HDHddy,
Stocks to-day eSh bited little improvement but
extensive United States Bank sold at III change Harlem
improved J, Paterson l. n. A. Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

u On the night of the ll,b in Pennington
Wavne Co. was robbed of abou, 500 worth of goods and
on the night of the ih horse was stolen In or'aro The
coundres are supposed be TWO ex0ccupants OF the State
Prison. named Ganzy and Woodruff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

RogERr NJ. RrpprE. i, Piitsburg, Pennsylvania.
JoHs c. MoSrGoxrRY. a, Phiadephia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

81 Samuel whaley was killed by lightning a, Yves, Ha
wick. Otseso Co. on the l4th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

e The health of New-orieans is said to DC unusual,
good for ,hs season OF the wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

pP HAn1roN MYERS Esq, Of Auburn, ; deliver
Poem before the Literary Societic- Of Geneva College.
their approaching anniversary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

% Spencer Dunbar at Rochester, on the 9th instant fell
the Canal and drowned dead drunk l, was MS
body and tha, of the peder Nichols thai found
few DAYS since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

70 On the 4th, old man, with snew-white locks and
tatiercd garments, walked the whar. Ashtabula
saying This the day die. threw himself into
the lake, and drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20
By this Mornings southsrn hail.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Ry an6 ritk the adrtee sad ecnsent Of The Senate.
Pntxc SrRAcrE Judge of the United States for the D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

g A man named Peter Ferguson on the 5h inst COM
mi'ted suicide at Cahawba, Ala. by jumping into we'll
He was under the influence q: 7osia u pofu His neck
va. broken By the fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

70 The wenty-eghth annual examination 81 the Albany
Female Academy commenced Monday, the 10Th and
concluded the 18th Prizes and medals awarded
usual. The Academy said re highly prosperous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

good Tor shs seHs'I u TIC !e't''
From THE COAST or AFRICA, we have accounts to 10Th
April, BY the ship Sauda, arrived TINS morning VIA Mo
Jansro, whence she Is out ,hirty.ihree days
Left there the United States fisate Potomac under sail
ng orders The l. S ship Decatur and brig Enterprise had
lust arrived from Mor,evdeo. T. S slooP Of war wen,
into Rio the l4h June. The news OF President Harri
sons death reached Rio the 8th June
The Saua reports fresh ourages By British crui'es on
the const of Africa The Dutch schooner Arso was fired
into with balls by British gun-brg, and pierced with shot,
the men only escaping BY running below The brig passed
On without boarding The British officers INSIST that the
ocrca of tho coast shall belong 10 their nation. and
other Captain Lord of the Sauda speaks OF the harbO OF
Ioando as an admirable open 10 the seabreeze per
ectly healthy with sufficient for our squadron OF
which he SAYS should be the head quarters on the coast
Con,ain ord was there six weeks with fifteen other large
vessels and never knew death in that time Provisions
and fruit plenty and cheap. IN. V American, Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

10 The Mechanic, of Rochester preparing for great
Fair These gatherings give noble impulse the Arrs and
Industry. and in every way worthy OF encouragement.
lie, no one forget the approaching Fair of American
Institnrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-20

" Rev. H. O. SHELDON the Secretary of the lyceum
Village Berea, Ohio has returned this City from trip
20 Ncw-England ana will remain during this week He
stops at No IA Geene-stree where he will doubtless be
happy to coacr with any friends OF Education and OF Man
with regard the improved system q Intellectual and Gen
.,ral Culture which in operation Berea
~ The Fourth celebrated a, Mobile on Temperance
principles. Headaches day scarce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

- An important sHbsf.f4fe Jsr Caionssl
prorretorS Of this Article, Ecppiux the fact
tha wise aud benevolent Being has pac Ell within tho
reach OF all remedies adapted the
the climate they iDhabt snd knowing likewise that most
oithe Diseases OF the south West based upon
sane or functional derdny Of liver theI
attention to those artielea which act especially
tie hillary Organs.
Aner long aborous and expensive research they have
succeeded ~ extracting substance Sin the TOMATO,
which, from It's peculiar elect tie hcpac binaI5
organs.;hcy have denounaird Hspdiae. II gcdcine
that will produce all tho beneficial results CalCiue in
both acute and chronic diseases without the possibility Of
producing the delcerous consequences that
article It's action upon the constitution Is universal
part o the system escaping its Influence II however,
upon the organs O secretion AMI cHcTeUn that sreai
power Is particularly manifested; hence peculiarly
eases IN which iorPIly "a congestion c the yGg aud
portal circle prevail
Il Is admissible in all cases where Is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach ana bowels. Il obstruction
and cNcues aquck and healthy action Oike
sandular yisceIa Of the add Being diusble ta
spcreon II produces free circulation in vessels
the surface @: he body accompanied by agene pcrspi.
ration II docs no. exhaust like drastic puIges sii ts
ton Is more universal, and may often bo repeated, not
merely with safety but will great benefit THIS becomes
indisPensably necessary Of long Standing
them intense temporary made by strong ned
enes seldom, ever do good, but lend TO iruTe the
nina Of the constitution
Ills cleansing and purifying the system; acts In por.
feet harmony with the laws ofiile and s undnubt.
edy Of the valuable articles offered for pub.
lie trial and inspection.
For convenience this medicine Is formed three srin
pills The white pills eaiGTfc, aifeTGurs diauhOTef-
fr and SiHTehe The yellow psaIe tome snlllaE n and
diGDhOTsfie. For sale wholesale and retail. by
ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Sc II Agent Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
Js.ssA g TI:Gss. Gsnssn,,sisS sarsePsT1''
SCROFUEA
DISEASES.
nrEQCuRuAI,


TUE sarsapanla Of the shops very apt TO be nearly
quite hert either from age or from having eecn
tanned from an inferior species Of .mlax ins ~ n.y.
paon a. which have long been In vogue have pronAoy
irbuted variable reputation The activity o, wy
10 behevedt depend upon one OF hViS III -
sh. 10 extcnf in water, cold or hot anu ethet
inert by chcical chaxc NJ INC
erure deg This tact appears TO be oy
,prcek makes the following observations "Aner long
hcns the pee odour which Uses abundnnuy ON the
con OF good sarraparlla h almost cyngulshcd Prom
Inc arsapaia prepared In this way, found no sensible
results upon patient were lis peculiar nsiserteS
rowsy and rackng effects produced 10y alarEe puanuy
although detection Of siN eight ounces was tired al
dose" ~ Wood q BSekes a. s. DsspeHsaiory
knowledge OF these facts, aud the neertaniy Pae'
ice OF the preparations Of Sarsapara in use edto inc as
covery, after repeated experiments OF the method OF pI
pairing and compromising The extract now
,rhonf boiling, an h. warranted 10 contain IN con.
entrscd or the principles OF the root, Obtained
FROM the approved species of smilaX. - -.
has been repeatedly tested IN private pESetce
in the OF the worst forms OF the s
cases the Of which sarsaparia Is rec onnencu
aer other prcpsraoss OF that Hccine, the fansees &C
h.d been used without effect number OF cases OF eh-
ulce raons and affections of ihe bones in snpc
Scroia and ual and mercuTto syphhiio diseases
been permanently curcdby ITS use IN three mouths
without other treatment except Tue most shPic ai
cations the diseased tPa OF twoor three oocs
similar cases will prove the efficacy and importance oil
the preparation, Ali.
las given freely In scrofous h,bs for the cure
being admirably calculated in such cases
all disease nom the body and restore inc usua
The OF Two or three oouct
such sion, ehcctual security
against secondary affections. ,-,,..
tonic snd particular Ia general deotly,
with Insure sud depTavsd conditions OF the system, nom
ScToila ami oher Ia chronic rheumatism, and
obstinate VI the skin, Il i AN invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DuvAL,
for the PInprfetNI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
MRS. II. Ii. PYLE

fNENnERSh her grateful to her frienda
q and customers tot the liberal patronage she has re-
ceived ant aequan;s them she sill home ineTeas.
eli Efforts - merit continuance of favor having fur
nished an assortment, which oT variety, quality and price,
may vie with an other IN the city; consisting Of
Blue black and any other eoured figured silks
Newest Style Of Challey and laEey nuslns
Prints OF various patterns and qualities, from 10 zoe
per yari
Shawis OF every description
Fine Bon hszincs, Sauctt, Cloths and CassitneTea
large assortment Of Linens
Thread cambria hdkfs and Linen Cambria
Handsome thread EdEiugs and InscTilnga
Cambria DO 10
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe Tor curtains
Newest fashion senlenen's stocks, collars and bosoms
DO DO criyas and hdkfs
great variety Of Hosiery silks, wooden aud cotton
Newcsi sly le Ribbons Lares &c
Ladies' AMI EenllcmensG Lycs silk leather and wooIlen
Together with variety Of fancy articles tedious 10
enumcratc, but which viii bc found highly worthy Of
fcnfiuu-ati liberal fer apds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
American Blis,ered
ROWLAND'S TONIC NINTIJRE
Or NEEL-r ELnnIEIl-r


a specific and lasting Cure for the Fever and Agrie
ls worthy remedy earnestly rcpcs the sluT OF being
Il quaek medicine, II having been the result Of many
years experience, aud lahour la the anil
obseIvatun OF FEVER AND AGUE II is COMPOSED OF
such medicinal principles most 10
restore the harmony Of action between the omaeh Iv-
en- aud tie oher important functions the system the
loss OF which harmony IL evidenty the cause
OF the disease hspeedy promotes regular aud healthy
sppete which Is generally entirely dcatroyed or render
eli very precar.ns; by which effect vsour and strength h
soon anorded 10 he whole nus be apparent 10
a u'i MEDICINE possessing these peculiar siuues is
useiu IN great variety OF complaints uy renewing tho
healthy ss,ien o. Tic digestive organs has proved itself
ni reuaikGble b"neht ia Dyspepsia, Depravcd Appetite
Heanoutn, waller Brssh, FlaIulcncy, Jauadicc, Nsht
Sweais Dysencry, Bowel Con and many other az
iections OF similar origin Hut is ia tne treafneut Of
FeNers and espcc ally IA FEVER AND AGuE or Inicr-
ment Fever, that It's powers been principny
aud with those WHO have scents usefulness Is prunoun.
eed sovereign 10 all Remedies heretofore discovered for
those diseases IL has also been used cnve by
many who we're subject periodical recurrence OF tho
tls end Fever, and has AWAY warded OF the anpro-
hcnled attach 10 was dcetuCd Improper TO
company The Vegetable Fehrnsc with few Of the nsuy
uncqhvocd certificates politely uf ushed the propre-
eorIoboraye OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF us great usefulness pamphlets ON.
pany ing each botie
supply received, and for sale by
LNEiL JOHNSTON a LYElL,
Agcn for the PTopTeIoE
dT " At j. MChtltocE q a stand. Richuonl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
DEHNIsON a HUHISE.
DiORE CUEAP GnOCERIEs.

ENTIRELY FREsH.
NITE bhve 90 IHiutu customers, that We hlvs
w on hand ADD onsr or sala, tho following Goods, u
~holcsse OF by The small package
li hIds New Orleans au1 nj cheap Sugars
30 DO prime P0Uo Rico Srgir
10 90 80 ~ irCiN DO
90 do Cubs - uncw and most beauii.
nj nuicie
- bbs cfuEhcd sugar
Is bpxea very rw priced Losf ru-sr
~ On ruat Eu eri8t double Tsdusi do, unusually
low for The q.ulrg
20 raessscs Tees. part hrst chop
~ hnds cheap Ho's-frs
10 o. rune rouo Eieo q, q agiiIy aniele)
hagsauptriur Green iazulrA Coffee
% DO do od java SO 30
% 90 Mauraho Do
2I SACKS large ven Oiled Liverpool SAT-
lopJ ' Cotton Yarns Of various factories, and rsdu.
300 lbs cheap shoulder Bacon
6pO DO pduc Wcecrn Mdjngs, with and without back.
~ b9ls 70 e.lp' North csrorua ne,riup
~ Rune Family lams
SD0n CFarf pntt lne
~ hoEss sa ch
10 btra perpcf
2 90 AugpCc
81 boxes spcSm and TaHow Candles
lamu OIL
100 sifesolk Tan sole Loather
Dc Corfr, Leaking Lines
Indigo, Cne.gina tobacco Of I'll qualdss
Oinaer aud nthsr Spices
Powder and Shot, &C. sc.
ALSO,
Constantly hand, arsottnent of Iron and Steel -
beet Cui Malls. n sH sizes, made of swedsa Iron
Persons waning Goods would consult tlor intoreE ln
giving u'' call before buying WYATT q WHITE
10 Cranes old stand, betwoen tho He1 Tavern aud
&c ~ webb. Hooker 4 llimiton's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
GROCERIES, METALS, &c.

OsROIEklI@>. &C.
TOHN y. GORDON offers country merchants and
others. his fall supply ~ weseeci-d articles viz:
West India Orleans, loaf and lump sugar
IaFuira, RIO, Cuha, harscli1o, and Oh Java Coffee
West India aud Orleans MllssHes IN hhdB aud tbs
Guupowder, lmpers, Young Tyson aud Black Tea
Liverpool blown ground Alum salt
Good and dlusr cd sole Le-thcr
Llnp oil. che % for coal pits-supcr.oT 5esrhei ard
winter pressed
Candle and laup Wick and shoe Thread
hurh Carolina Family Roe HsTrings
window Glass. $40 sad 1912
Iron bound TUBS
Broy-u Nauegaied and Shaving Soap
Letter ard Cop Paper, Tucd, unrucd, and Wrapping Of
ell sizes
Paintings and Nason's Backlog
Nova Scotia Grind ~iones, very large, for factories
Gun ami Bliun- Powder
Cotton Yarn aud Cotton Oznabur-s
Csgpcras lad go and Mldd'r
Pepper, Astlrr, NllnrZF, Cloves and Niece
Race Ginger, Tg Blue, Cigars sni Rsislns
Cotton an. hemp Wrapping Twinr
Bed Corus, Plough Ln-s and Tgle Rope.
METALS.
EWedas. English, Trcd5 gar and Upland Iron
American and t.nsish bi-tetd, cast shear, German
and spring Steel
Woup. band. sheet ard box Iron
To Plate and Loaded I'm for roofing houses
Bfaziers, shCaihing aud bar Copper
Bloc Tin. sheet ZlC en- fpcl.Cr
Sheet, pig ant bar Lead
Spike and Nail Rods
Ground Wagon and Carr Boxes
Wire, from No. 90 10
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
DIop and Buck Shot
Casf Moud Boards. various patterns - ~