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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.

We make the following extract from the
speech Of Majnr Davezac in the New York
House of Assembly, on the resolution directS
ing the Senators and Representatives from
that State, 10 vote 10 refund 10 General Jacks
son the principal and interest Of the fine i'm
posed upon the Old Hero, by Judge Hall, for
an alleged contempt of the civil authority:
"Mr Davezac said he should have permits
ted this resolution, which had lain 90 long TO
have passed at once 10 vote without further
remark from him, he'd he not left unredeemed
o pledge no made TO the House on a former
occasion, to explain the story of the ''cotton
bags" with view to correct an error that had
become prevalent, and had even crept into the
history Of the memorable campaign Of New
Orleans. 1t was not true that our army was
sheltered by cotton bags, and even il were,
the fact could reflect no discredit on the great
commander in that campaign, in view Of the
overwhelming superiority in point of numbers
and discipline, Of The enemy he was called 10
deal with. But it was not true, and it was
proper that the facts should be known, be the
effect what it might.
The commanding General had taken the
preeau;ion for he omitted no precaulon that
might contribute 10 the safety Of the great city
Ito prevent any boat from floating down, and
thus falling into the enemy's hands, being de- &.
. termined if they crossed the river, they should
do il in their own boats. On the. 2oIh Decem.
Der, a fiat boat was seen floating down the
river, with no one on board, having evidently
parted from its moorDgs at the wharf. Cot
ton q. that time, was q mere drug, not COM
mandng price that warranted ils tranship-
ment and storage; aud such as arrived, was
left 10 the boats. On board this boat, wero
% bales. Gen. jackson immed ateIy ordered
il TO be towsd ashore, 10 prevent it from drift
ing into the enemy's camp The bales were
rolled on shore, within our lines, bul some 30
yards from the bastion. end in The rear Of our
men during the battle; and there ihey
ed on the 9Th Of January, and were seen by
the elk hundred BRUSH prisoners, taken in the
redoubt on our left, who, ss come eolacs ID
their captivity, raised the story Of our fighting
behind cotton bags.
But our rsmparls we're Of Louisiana earth,
moi formidable IN themselves but because there
we're behind them that which was more solid
than bEass-mOTe imperyious than the diam
ond; the indomitable breasts Of freemep, led
on by the old Hero. This was the wall a-
gaiust which the pride Of Britain rolled like
the maddened waves striking aganst a rock
planted in the ocesn, and sletny smiling at
the rage Of the inluriated food.
A single fact would autfice TO show The hight
Of this boasted basfion Of soil, which Bnhsh
eSpliyss and Brtsh writer's had transformed
into a barricade Of cotton bales. When Pack-
enham fell wllEin three hundred yards of il,
thehoIsshe mounted, Of high race. and blood,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
WING PICTURES OF 4 WING CONGRESS.

The following extracts arefrom "Whig pa
pers, and exhibit some Of the results Of the
Great Reform, promised by the feeeralisls,
previous to the election:
'The nation is, as i, we're, prostrate--pub~
lie and private credit are shaken---lndustry is
uncertain Of its rewards.
"The General Government is living from
hour to hour upon Treasury notes paid out 10
day, paid in for duties tomorrow. and paid
out the next day; the departments are at a
stand for want Of the ordinary means to carIy
on their operations-no preparations for des
fence in the too possible contingency Of war
The season for advanlageously commencing
work near at hand; and YET nothing done or
doing. How Gorcibly is this condition Of things
"a country suffering and Legislative body
wasting lis time in ,EiAng," impressed upon
us, &c.-N. Y. American.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
MMPoRpANT TO FARMERS"

/. Afew weeks since we published commu'
.nicanoh frona correspondent, giving the re"
sulf Of az exnerlpnent lin planting core, by
Hart Massey Esq Of lhfslvillage.
MIR. Masseytookthe seed corn with which
he planted the field; a small quantity, and
soaked it iu a solution of salt .nitre commonly
called salt petre, and planted five rows with
the seed thus prepared Theremandor of the
field We believe was planted by the.sans indi-
vldud'.-Now for the result The five rows
pIanted with ssllpetre, will yield more than
twenty-five rows planted without any prepar-
alton. 1he FIVE rows were untouched by the
wortns, while the Temnnden Of the field cuff
fefed severely by their 6epredations. We
should judge thatno, one kernel, saturated
with salt Pe!fe was touched whae almost
every hill in the adjoining row suffered severe
ly No onewho will examine the field can
doubtIbe efFicacyfof the preparation. He will
be aslonislied at the striking difference bs-
tweeh1lhe fFelrows andtheTemaiude of the
Eeld s'N -Af-+' y .ae,o s7 eSa =, -t-
Hersis a simple fact, iChiftsessonably
and generally known, would have saved many
thousands. Of dollars 10 the. farmsrs Of this
county Eone. in the article OF corn II is
fact, which should be universally known, aud
i.ein all probability, one Of the greatest dis.
cprsEiesi Of modern timsSaiH The m0ch nee
elected science Of agrJcuilure. Al all events
the experiment shCnldsbe sehieneixely tested,
as thetesOlsa are deemed certain, whilo the
expenee is eomparitlvely nothing b., Cult
49, Z. \. ss q
n. Gnizot, the French Minister, has written yeFx
sharp letter to the Texan authprltes complaining ofte
harsh treatmentbY Texas towards the French constl
and intimating chat apology win beTequireds
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
DEMOCRACY.

The principles of Democracy, which recog-
nize nothing, save the untrammelled freedom
of mankind, and diepensalion Of the bless
ings of Liberty upon ALL alike-has, for the
last forty years, met with the most saDguinary
opposition Of an insidious internal foe, which,
acting in concert with a foreign power, have,
foi their object the final overthrow Of the land
Of Freedom, which stands as beacon light
TO the enihraled and oppressed subjects of
Of every nation. But, what has been accom-
plished by this oppositionl I is true, it has
cost the American nation vast amount Of
money -harrassed the public mind--and re-
tardod The advancement Of Americas honor
and glory-but, has it overihrown the Demo-
cratic principles Of The sages of Seventy. Sixl
Has il made wreck of our free institutional
OF. has il exiinguished the bright star Of Re-
publicanism, which shines SO brilliant in the
armament Of Freedomi Mol Democracyis is
HeaSen.born! When you overthrow her sa.
cred institutions, you toppletO 10 the ground tho
throne Of the Almighty When you touch with
sullied iuger her fair page, you place stain
upon Heaven's self-and stand before God and
man, a debased enemy to your country, and
your future Salvation. Who, then, arc they
who raise their impous voices against the
heaven born principles Of Democracy A
faciion---a combination Of factions who, like
the lcgions OF old, rebel against lhe immacu-
late decrees Of Heaven, and are destined 10
fall victims 10 their own temerliy--baving no
principles, save those OF gain and infamy--
and, who, like the feuds of Taviaurus, are rea-
dy, at momenrs warning to sacrifice all hopes
Of hsppiless here aud hereafter, if they can
but deceiyeap destroy their feIlow-men. -
Agsins. such foe. have the Democracy to
conlepd--agaipst a, foe, to which no crime in
thetralalogle of villany, is too black for their
perpeiralion, provided, that thereby they can
conspmmaie their ends--the ruin Of our gov-
eminent
sIlut Heavens self stands ready to defend
The rights, the laws the liberties Of all;
N Democracy --lhe heav' n-born cause must tend,
4 10 bless lhe arm that causes Teason's hll. Il
.Tliumphant leave the field, whilst fraud
\ Stand cured and trembling fore righteous God.
SOMERSET.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

/ 4 r. H.. nd him
WI P'oeu''. 'lS''''a''''''eo ,''" "
she Is Old anu ieeoie- now as you see'
81 non uarhas 10 s'9op Wlh AreI .ooNs cL stu
pare coats he conhnusa aneSe are ye ~ ~
ullen, lpey we're al sous OF 5len e aet tney Mons
out IN their young sHengtn 10 oeishu me" uPP'esseu
country fhey endured haroSnPs tons, amu .,une.-
ngs such as we haruIS asein possuie 'If eu 70 en1
oure aud I'VE nome sVsps .eAoSe y. ne
war maiIpea ~ tnet hInos ana WIN G,9Neis Coas'
ions 70 hnd 'heh paInohes oeSs.oyeo ~ ,1 u mS
chances o. OF lne's ptSPeI oneIw,1e ii'0,eu ao
wses'su lop' ue. - anu ,Nt saese ~olny ,nea s
efV p'c Hee'sSI IN V'e la"e % ler s"e poeps,t ~
lhey sacr.ncea thelr as lhese Seheiao.e 'auios %e
wives o. hese pa'floe sVu w'uows ~ y1no'n WI.
nave nave s"lSS 70 ., uei. @ ie"a'u t"ey , eynu ,Thi
ihai wonld thf your heart ana Ah1ee IL oeseI' s
Is me eseeta.ea ah1 leaIhea p'' !. = ,.5'i. ~,
hunarees OF aui"S ue sPo;,su ep,ISnU, .a;oi
eat % Sauseu ',e ~ r,"s,;o" and
" t os.'eu ~, ""o W " ls..,i w c,,, H.
aS Sa'@ nr s. %, lovs,
iv croa,rs i Ii. gnl ch;ld and she IS moiberlass
Sta - ~; II JIs.2 III X, H. bd .nd a,rns ',ho God
s caus @ % a"u onJ
men,s ara ,vnusrC and sho 4 ,he nhor or Ihose or.
nn;s,a noens ,vEch anre,r cco.;onsIlv in theMav
11'na' Thasa ebiJ,sp oro ornhHnsd in ;nr,ncv hS
,ho As;oc cbnIera and ,be, al harris have seldom
.hosn boarsd b mil, o ,bair naia,.s rogaIsd Iv do
Ii.;s fnod Now, ,dr,, yn,,, ovss love and lasd nm
10 Ibe dining room. ! I~s'-'. I - - =.
yba ohavsd and no,v;,bs,soaer ber semotions- ,be
,h,,s;, ~ 1850 49,. "nJ ",,s;n~ c acI nr,ch
aa t.. boSI,J d ha 'na n;sh iha her
inio anotbsr indeeerops lauob.
To dwarf her at,eoi;on sbe Glanced over the table,
There stood he dishes for which her husband had slim
ulated nthe shane eftvo nonstfotIs homely looking
meatpies. and two enormous palters of baked meats
and yeuelabIess looking ike mIohty mountans among
the delicate yiands that she had repared Tor The refined
companv which she exneuted She took her pace and
prepared 10 do ie table honors 5ut her husband after
a sbbrt thanksoiynjS 10 the DonnG,l God addressad
A. :. to9;,i, etNI 49,. -, -L.n ,,a,,.. .t,.st,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.
A WING EDITORS soLILooUY.


VelL vOt avOrldl Wy hOn,sst men
fits all the praise a. gOin'
Vile J don't knows single friend,
Vltfall my cussed blowin'.
Wy, blsssmy heyes, ven vas young.
The yOrd Vagged on, right smart,
All vot | sed and Sol ! Sung
COmd up right from the heart.
But times does change, ven things goes wrsng,
And so does men and 1immen,
IkDOws this from experience, 'mong ..
The QuakeFs, vile a-sinnln'.
Oh deoh Wy will tha, cussed vice.
Still aummlx my poor brain soS
She thought we're so very nice,
But Lord!-I did ut dream SO. -s-.. ..
w, all them rows vot's called perlite,
l vas sure to has hand in.
Would drink by day, and - by night,
Nor mind my dads comnandn.
Aheml Lord bless me, but l'se been
A very polished villain,
A rowdy feller, in all SIM
For every vice vas villin'.
Butthen, Use Kirk, butthat artI chaDg'd,
And now, l'se simply Pat "
Use Wig, and that ere Democrat,
cheats by bein'-RATl
No use to CAB. for peace are fed,
And visions floats all round me;
Oh, bat wish that we're dead,
3 Them Quaker ghosts confound mo.
But vot cares + All looks at me,
And Scorns meas l passes,
And chllders stare, and wants to see
TEs Won vot fooled the asses.
And then, the dOgsi W. how they runs,
Like ven they'se up to tricks, -.
But knowsvyl they hates the fun
or vinders stuffed With bricks.
They knows 1t tool They'se ulster yelp,
Ven funny things they saw'd.
Ven I would rise 10 see vot help
To gals could afford.
o, vot wretch But still grows
Deeper and deeper STILL
10 all the vckedness, knows,
And 7 hain't agin myyill.
knows Use od-gray -haired-but then,
That ere hain't nothin' new, .
For gray, will crown the best Of men,,
But hahn got but fsw. ~.
And them am locks-o, vet sight
By me TO man am gwen;
Gray hairs but on my shaller pate,
Not one 'twixt me and Heaven,
And still cheats the people, ven "a
gifts chance 10 cheat EN-,
And lies to hide the wicked SIM
Ven honest defeats EN-.
But soon, guess; rll kick the pail
And stretch me QUITO die;
Butven1 does, Igives 'em bail,
My kicking vord's--G lie.
sTRAWs, NO. so.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
PIN. N.FINDERS TO CONGRESS.

The collective wisdom of the people, in
Congress assembled, continues TO be engaged
in the great work Of relrenchment and reform.
Only three months and one week of the ses-
sion have yet passed, at an expense Of less
than ten Thousand dollars aiday, and already
have reirenchments been made 10 the extent
oftwo deputy clerks, besides decapitaIiug four
little boys at the psltry salary ol twelve shil-
llngs per diem. acting as pages to the House.
The wages Of the cart and donkey OF the
House, we believe, are also TO be stopped du-
ring the lnterrsgnum. |, would not be safe 10
predict how far the work Of reform will adj
vance during the present month, but valuable
suggestion has been put forth, that an impor-
taDt saving may be achieved by creating the
Office of PIN FINDER TO Congress, whose
duty il shall be to sweep the galleries, alter
the ladies have retired, for the pins they hare
dropped. We say 60 on!-- --EWhig paper
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

t Honesty sDdsbeneyoience are the only true
passports bY which go safely through he !
world. es f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

No FANCY SKETCH. was employed "a
cut wood by the Gay. The boss came along
and found Jim lifting the axe as leIsuEsly %
fat bOats 60 up the MiSsissIepippi. and accom-
panyiDg every blow with a grunI.
'SlOW work, Jim Slow.'
Boss the Bible says we must use modeEa-
ton in all hinge
The boss was noopiuAsd. Al dinner Jim
played HE luIfe and fork with remarkable in- Z
duslry. The boss reminded him Of his nom
ing text, bu, Jim wac ready.
'I've been reading in tho scriptqTeA since.
boss; that whatever The hands 6nd Abie osdos
that do with all Thy might
Boss told Jimhe was epsirely TOO learned 10
chop WOOD, therefore tefb politely requested
him to take his hatnp end walk'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

NJ Gnizoi, the French Minister, has wlltren very
sharp letter to the Texan authorities, complaining ofte
harsh trsatmentby Texas towards the French Constl
and intimating Chat an apology win beTequireds
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in the Seventeenth Wart cd the City 81 Ncv-hosk, le-
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no AILpFRSONs who complain of

los. ~ annette md debility vel tis0e suffering
. n Iy.regsa uichi ~eai, rc-ues, nights pap.aion ~
h hart ami all serves s'.s,.s ! ,, ICON %
l., ,,lne 30 sle tom Nai-T-'s great vegetable rfsqi41,
a.. can De- taken wh srfeiy. TIE following lrnai Dr.
I.ltiluR. NJ. 81 Bfoaa~dy
bav. nd your hiers. in cass> ci impaired -cSi0n,
Viz. ver,tabe toaics were indispensable. RI teUet-
-.s-L Tie articles of which i = crnpc--i
r.lv combined. ard have NJ Gouh1 VII prove ,er.
,ahe u the c4.,s Tor winch son have recon neat IL
Nour. L. EDWARD g. LUDLOW.
ST. aa,- IL Of NY practice prescribed vour
mach = iief, ant 0ua= them r0,; etc EFT refedv in
c--,> of indigestion aciy All debility 0t ~ dEr.tNc
- ans Dol. ao means cas- among the quack mcic
al th- cav ~ which ali confer great blessing
ma. ~ o. our suffering fellow beings.
+. J. BRADY. VI n. so Brr'mc-si
Srmrr7rs certri 90 th0>s WHO iouud nifEe7a' -
- 81 san - msuufsctory No. ~ Bswery, corner
te in ii. civ. Price large bottle ; small 50 cents
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Isou silent herald Of Time. cea.o;ess eight
say could thou peak, what waning voice "sr, lhine
Shade, who csn'si oay show how otirfs Niib'
DARK sullen wines Of respiendeni Light
IN Day, broad glare, and when tie Noon-''de bright
81 laughing Fortune shed. the ray divine,
Thy ready fsvors cheer us-bu, decline
The ciouds of Morning and the gloom OF Night
Yet are thy cOun>els faithful, JG, and wise.
They bid Us seize The moments a. they pas
Snatch the rcireveiess sunbf am as Il flieS.
Nor lose one sand Of Lies revolving glass
Aspiring siin, with energy sublime,
By v.nuors deeds to give ETERSITY TO TINE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of July

FIRFwoPK>f-NFsYosx LAnoAaToRv-M BEN
NETT n. Front street,, two 3r. both % Fnion sirerl
Tie NOS; extensive 7nf bT assortment ri t1'FofA'
re usw offered ne above place, consisting oi hnlfsi,
tnd ual gocke;. - ia gold ami s.vcr Iia' sgas Fan''
Palm Tree. Pyramids, Peruvian Cru,,'-i ocianN' a.
.cs Nericuie. Nine Of Seryenj an >-r.. Maroon ben
.o,a If, Roman Candle. 1r-e esi mail serpent' Tn
sbess Grs.hopp,H, Por Fire, Bi1e Li-ti' so"
NLee. T1rhl.on.. L.ae Pigeons, To-fei3es. fa.i'ns
c-scte. Dlub- h.a5er., Frecstkers, Canton A,cAe''
&c.
Country Merchants and dealers 10 grss. ar requested
e call and examine the above sioe..
R-Commr-ee. for city ant cou1irv .pisvs. Militia
~ and Prvs'e psrie- can be- supplied ihe most liberal
Rms With the above >sclss isd-the materials has-
i,., been selected viii M. utmost care. Jeli tiy'
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lMpprtfIt io Idif~
MRS. DIBBLE, 100 Canal street. New

Y 4
We Work having Obtained e,ler patent Tor her newly
Invented STAY Trus.. mhcal >upporer respectfully
offers ., 90 IL public, particularly tho. al her Own
who have been subjected IA the OF that affecting
appioatos, the common steel ru Mr. ID. believes nat
sbs c1rnot more strongly recommend o., utility lnan
hv Lr-i narrative ct her .uferr. which he'd % III
invention. which she olr q q. ioiors.
W., afflicted with ~ umb.ica henis- D. Hull ap-
ssre c,tr.re IN is33 va, visited by a triple h-rn,s
Dr. q ay the cent OF D. HUI called. bat h. sonli
M furr IL auv Instrument a!u'ed Ia NV situation Nv .n
ieu bru GIT tile pre-, DING surgeon oi Tie CITY Hospital n
removal ,o that establish 7enl would alord an,
prospect relief But he aid al that could ~ iane or
20 get some Instrument wlcn wouii enah' To-" r.
stand. t., aer .0Ig delay aud much suffering Doctor
Knight succeeded DO eiectn. ty large pad Which COW
But t+ sutsllgs endured under Lis cruel, boa only
ely. weIe beyond description. could lo endure in.u
but hai 30 alternative bot 10 submit or be couied 10 s
Bu necessity !, tie ua.er Of invention" and aii 10y
tat .,.uglsli and he blessing Of God constructed ilr
isfruueut which gave ~ new le. ami which DOW oi'r
10 he public. Ffum nay own txp, sncs, San mot eal,
c,ty recommend u 10 ny p1r, cular though
may conveniently be adapted 10 tie oter II young mar
r.rd fdrs would il during certain period, they
vou3 be- preserved from those all ciing complN ant. which
many hIld iud worthy m0tasr, suffer ia mairOLly
OF .ts efficacy n al cases 1f s1y of the abdominal aad
rrrir. muscles. the opinion C; h,s honorable medical
4sn VINO ave :, KINDLY favored me in an assurances II
tleIr appreciation of NY invention, vii recommend Il IN
terms than It wcUll BE- possbl. OK proper FOR
v ~ oa' T. P. Du,.
DF4R NinAN-lIasing sVan led your Abdominal Sup.
porter, cons DER one OF Tie greatest Improvements of
HI. a-e "a rer.srt E.iaJ W would therefore recon-
r.n lie i.i.,s WHO IN need Of support from
r. ase slie ~ te Abdominal muscles euc-nlr uDhecsi
hern-, pIoalrgs ui-f general stat of cOrpulency
ei.i.-r iu ll.1.-,'or gentlemen.
n 4 Grant " ID K.yDe-S, VI Y Mott " ID
= Ca-nscHan I'D Gsarr. IL, & Erhry. " y
a Posi- % A Na>iiggion, VI ID. Hu.er. ND
Cha-.-, Ire = D Banker, MD Rogers. VI ID
W Garur. I'D J " Francs ND
IT, follow notice = cop.si from Tbs Larce ghy
re.pe,tat, n.l.cai rsper Published 10 this city
Mr.. lJ1r r 9dy r,ferred ~ by correspondent. has
va ted aia fire. Opportunity oi Inspecting sT
abdominal supporter Ter which e has Obtained patent
coLft-T Die Instrument - wel Constructed, sale AMI
vel aiffsI 10 - bgly srrycrab 10 .ho~e requiring
i. apprat1H- Mr. ID bhIe lady great respel abl-
~ AMI have pleasure IN recoaenG ~ n Tie pro
f-s,i0l- Irlb ~
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XNTM. HAGAR & co. TYPE 4 Stereo-

wv VI. IININN q W HPt y 'TTVIt"-
w iype Fonnlry, 81 Fulton, crfncr ~ Hoii- y. \ q.
To subscribers tlhc this meini OF announcer. io tteT
friends md M. public generally that having purchased tie
extensive and well known Type Foundry formerly OWNED
by Ncrs Conner Cooke, they have removed ti- sane
- their grt.ruf central location Having made extensive
ou> dlcrf additions they are now PREPARED
c,ecut. oricr oi any nlte they may %" favored
with wiii psomrtse,. and iasorr t-rin, - al any
Founlf, ~ sn-ricl. Il their ncv Specimen y pk, w,h
has been recently extensively circulated, thoy would r.
.psc'tulv ref
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and undergo thorough examination A. 10 appearance,
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Chase. CASES. Composing Sticks, Furniture, ln. AMI every
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-24
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Y have sale
Shrauiu- Copifr-soo CASTS English from II . y %
Iron, $50 ton, English veil assorted.
TN rlstss-2'n boxes assorted.
English 1in-lO. GOO Us Block Tin.
Try Pois--30 English. 10. leo lao and 80 gallons
Hoop Irons ton, assorted
I,ory-50 prime Tech and so S.r'yeios.
RIO Coirt--jOnO bsss prime greer.
Sugar- 1 % ho1.s Brow % iiavaEs--ln 900 bb's Brazil
Russa SAL Clol-i0o0 pieces = md 80 inch brachel
unh. ach.d. Russia Ravens Duck-54 pieces bieached-
Russia Shociing>-sO bales h'eached and uLhlrachei.
DO Diapcr>-le, bales superior quality.
do CraslI--6j bale assorted.
do Bolt Rope-lo0 coil, 10
Naddor--10 cs.k, PRIME Orbro.
Flcree Psper-le bales eutltled 10 debenuIe.
SoV-ia ID Chinese.
sNermilInn-3o cases Chinese.
IndigO-20 cases Manila
RhunarlJ-S0 cases Ei.t India.
Ca,,ia-3pnn mats ard ~
Slap--l0O cases Gtrmas.
C1uiio--5e hnIe, Sperm, assorted.
Olive Ol--f0 PIPES Also,
tn assortment IT China SfkS
Black Slk ualIhefclref.-l case ~.
White PunSe..--.p case 81 iSch.
Ra 4 Sliins-3 ip - tads
Black ~ar,s-fe-i case.
Crime SHAWL cases embroidered. lt-u