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lthsp l. n rs,ou 10 5oub, hat n lav,
which may be runEiiiuiinnaiiy PISSED 81
he seconplishmrEi Of dat Ohjerl uill b
execnled Ia good faith. even if il sl'nuld
be necessary % call oul lhe eniirs militia
nv force ofihe United States leF that pur.
pose. Noihns thai South csfplinz eaH
do win dissolve he Union. l(she should
refuse 20 perfsrm The Jasies required 81
her By The Constitution. - potion 81
the uniied States. and her Senators and
Representative should Withdraw them
serves from their respective elssmeen. and
II the State th. aid rrfssr 10 appoint The
time. plarr. ard maanrr Of ehoosing sena'
Tors or Representatives. ar shosld FAD %
attend The session az Congress. 50 That no
quorum shoAld be formed. and should re-
fuse TO arprppriaie money Tor The sup
port 81 The Government. 80 that % The
wheels OF Government sl,onld be ssep-
ped.r vel the Union wenld moi thefeby
he dissolved. The Constitution and
Laws would remsin. and ihc President
must .lake care lllal The lsEs be failhfrlly
exeeuled - and for This pnrpose. and 10
enable lie marshal 10 discharge this duly.
Tie Judiciary alsa i'll remain In The fall
exercise ~ all lis powers and. although
Congress may moi be able. fsf want 81 q
quoran. TO make new laws. the old ones
Would not thereby be abrpgaled or repeal
ed.
] eonrlpslr. therefore. thai il Is mol IN
The rover Of Sauih csraiins 10 dissolve
The Union; and If she rould. il would he
unjust 10 do 50. aher having cnioyed The
full benefit ofil Tor more Than half cen.
iury.
Washington, Juno Q. 1851.
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ANOTHER PLANK OF THE Plat
FORM.

d. Resoirei, That we still adhere d
The principles of The Democratic faith al
illustrated by The administrations OF Jack
son and Palk. &c. a..
So resolved The late Democratic rom
seniinn at Newbern. One Of The primer
pies illustrated nv jackson was that. Null
LITIGATION Is treason" and in his pfnelama
lion against Modification Gen. Jackson
said -
.The Constitution Of The United States
forns Government, MI league, and
whether II be farmrd by conpaci between
The States or in any other manner. lis
character is the same. Each State having
expressly parted with so many powers as
10 constitute jointly with The other States
. single nation. cannot from that period
possess any right 10 ssceie. because sach
secession docs moi break eagne but de-
siroys The unity Of naiiun. and any in
juiy 10 that unity is mol only breach
which would result from the coniravennon
Of compact. bit is a, offence against
The ichole Union. TO say that any Stale
nlay at pleasure secede fromfhe Union, is
is say that the United States are moi a
Nation. Secession, like amy o.her rero-
dictionary act, may be morally justified
hy The extremity ~ oppression. bur to call
'..-nv-rnrtir rruss rrribif; or 10 deace,s =
those who are willing 10 asser, ripb,
nni would pause before they made 4 rero.
fuftog' or inrur the penalties consequep,
on a. failure"
Again. .lhcy (meanins hi. null,ders,
Know thai q iorclble opposition conld
alone prevent The execution &c The laws
a''u they know thar such opposition mus,
pc repeIlcd. Then object is prsuxroS
hni be MOI deceived by names; disnn;o,
BY armed fnce is Treason
Again: In his message To Congress, on
Tue same slhjrri Gen. Jackson saudi
!" The Stale Of Sou Ii Carolina has fore.
ed The General Government 10 ,I,cide Tia
new aud dangerous alternative or oerm;,.
ing State 10 absliuct The execution !, :
Iiw within i, or seeing j, a,,emn, ia eve
, :, ,lnra, & withdrawing from The
oa'oa' IN my opinion, both purDoses
are I, 20 De regarded as Revolutionary il
aear character and tendency, and sub. 4
iersive 81 The snprrmancy Of lie Laws and
y Inc integrity off, Union; THE npsu,r
'T EACH IS THE SANE" ,
Again: " The rghl of The neonlc of
ingle State 10 absoI.e themselves J, w;,l
M will'"u, The ronscnl Of The nhcr
'laies. l.om their most solemn obl,,a,;on.
nd hazard The liberties and happiness ofi :
We millions composing this Union. cav. :
OF Dr. ACKNOWLEDGE" !.
Such were the views nf Genl. Ja.kson
? secession. lie SAID il was The s,mo - =
uil'i'ral''n, and thai was treason IT, q
'h'rs'ng The principles nf Genl Jackson !.
: Ne"hern contention. endorsed The !. !.
~ 'ple mai secession is treason; and !,
! 'h'v nominated IN arowed Secession. T.
as their candidate Cor Congress And g
e President &C The convention talked or o =,
ing his m"ske, and going 10 help sou,L 81 9
lfniina maintain her secession move. ~ 2.
nj : NO. stl
verify. verify. Democracy. as illus,ra. .a '
~ THIS gressional Dis,ric,. !, o
' .""ce'h' North Site Wig. on,
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We are informed. BY q Teleyr,,l;.
despatch from New Orleans. fssrs 4.
National lnteIligencer.) shas the d., -
or Alabama arrived At that pl.rs !.
Friday last. 1.-THE 18th inst.l COMING =
the way Of Acapulco. with two xssi.
later sceosnts from California.
The leading item sf news Il the -
currenee Of another terrible coullss,s
ton at San Francisco. which Is renee,
ed 70 have laid in ashes property Is II.
amount Of fy1em millions Of doilarsg
The fire commenced In CLAW str..,
quickly CONSUMING dozen blocks ,nd
spreading TO other parts Of the CITY ~
greater part of which was reduced 10
heap of ruins. Hunter, George. Main
Centre. and III Dorado streets 49,
burnt ont. A portion az the shipp;rs
lying at the Nharses was also tonssw,
ed. The Custom House IL amongst "A,
buildings destroyed. as were most of
the principal Hotels. viz: the EXCHANGE
the Union. the National, the Civ. the
New World. Parker's. Delmonisos.
&c.
The utmost CONSERVATION prevailed
during the FIRE. and thousands were
turned ont Of house and home, having
lost their all. Ii Was feared that many
lives were lost.
In view of this dreadful calamity.
business Was almost entirely suspended
at San Francisco. and measures were
about to be adopted for the relief Of the
sufferers.
The news from the mines continues
to be Of favorable character. New
discoveries were daily made, and the
prospects Of the miners are represent.
ed as highly fattering. The quartz.
crushing machines were resping rich
reward. and in some instances the ave.
rage per man was from $50 to ESQ per
day.
Lynch law, We are sorry to say, was
still in the ascendant in some localities,
and several new examples had been
made.
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President Fillmore and Secretary
Graham.-The Ralrigh Rsgisffr. naml-
naies Mr. Fillmore E.r<ihe Presidency.
and tie Secretary Of The Navy. The lion.
w. A. Graham. Tor The Vice Presiden-
ey. s 81 .l.s1 r=aass-s
In Our opini q. . better ticket rnult moi
he nominated. Name hus ihe ulir4s rrn
~ found. WIN hare wari 81 complaint
40 aier against Mr.. Fillmore. sinrs he
has been in the Chief Exerulive rhairs
The Trading nen &c ihe country Of
bolh psrlirs hare applanded hiss course
during The laie fearful exigrnrirs ihfangh
which ne have passed. lie has firmly
STOOL BIZ The constitution. Old Jarksof
himself could NOT have behaved more man
fully.
The Hon. w. A. Graham il man Of
the same type. ALWAYS cool. ralm. con.
siderase. he weighs well befare he speaks
or acts; and Then like lie rock in The
ocean. he dr6es The slerin. But snrh is
his remarkable good sense. that he is al.
ways right; and enlightened public opia.
ion susiains him. Sumo OF The best wing
blood Of The Revolution flows in his
veins; and North Carolina may well
hast Of him. as one Of The puresi and
abIesi men she has ever produced.
Ssiaa (Ala.) Reporter.
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The New Postage Law.
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE posrassrrR cry

The Postmaster General has issue,
series OF instructions to Deputy Post
masters IN relation to the new Postage
Law, which goes into operation afteel
the seth instant. The present five and
ten cent postage stamps will not be re.
celved for postage after the seth in.
slant, but persons holding them can
nave them redeemed by the Postmaster =
iron. y whom they were purchased, or by
.na nearest Postmaster authorized to
sei, 1aem, at any time between the lst
o. July and the soth September.
NeW stamps. for twelve and three
cents, and one cent, are to be i..ued :.
'no one Or more Of the principal Off
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Rognt.-A Few days since. lady, having
every appearance Of respectable genliliiy
abnni her. stepped inln Stewards fashion
able dry goods store in broadway. New
York. and purchased shawl. priced Al
fnur hundred dollars. and presented a
81 200 bill on the Bank cf America 10
pay for il. The clerk being suspicious
oi The bill. stepped over 10 lie Bank aud
inquired Of the Cashier, who pronounced
il genuine. The change was according
~ given her and she ionk The purchased
shawl. and had procer,led as Gar as The
door. when she stepped back and remark.
ed that she had better moi take il until
she had consulted her husband. The
$1,000 bill was then handed her. and she
returned the shawl and the change she
had received. and left The Store. Pre-
senily she came back and said she had
concluded 10 lake il. and laying down a
81 900 note, received again her change.
took The Cashmere under her arm and
disappeared. After the lady had gone. il
was discovered she had changed The bill.
and in plare of the genuine note had put
Oft upon The clerk ronnlcrfeil upon The
same bank. leaving Mr.. Stewart minus .
valuable shawl and six hundred dollars in
money. New Hauen Journal. june 10.
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The Alleged Grievances Of S, Caroline
81 CHEF JUSTICE GRANGE.

oince Tie elaborate discussions wh,cl,
nave been had, both in and out of Con-
gfess, IN relation to The complaints n
south Caroliia. il has become man,fas,
maj she has only one pretended grievance
y complain Of against The United States !.
anu that is. that The balance oil poli,ical
power has changed, and South Carolina
nnds herself IN -ninorily. SO that she
san NJ longer WELD The power Of The Uni
'eu STATES 70 he accomplishment, ne her
particular views. She finds that a. !,
part 81 the United States. she h.. j. tics
70 perform under The Constitution and
laws winch she may be compelled IL
Perform while she continues in The HMM
ohe therefore threatens 10 wi,bJrsw and
Claims a right 10 reassnme The nos;,;aa
she occupied before she adon,pd liz o.
siitniion Of The Uniled States. and evan
heinre the old Articles Of Confedera,;o,.
mat Y. u be an Independent, sovereivn
Htise without control. This she claims
20 pc. and as such 10 be capable of form.
lag new associations, domestic and foreign
LOT NE maintenance of her Independence
nc Question then arises, Can she do
30 "e "
ne grievance is thai she can no longer i
we'd Tie power OF The UniIed States BE-. !
aase sue Isin The minority. She demands j
feseni protection from the arts ofihe ma. =
'i'ty' and secntily for The future. There ii
ever was . time when she was perfectly re
dependent sovereign Stale. She never :.
40 i'ie poweria form lnielgn alliances
i.e AMI MAINTAIN armies and navies. She 8,
y y" such power under the Rov,I ~
and il she hal. ,he ,rans. III
rviih all her rights of va, and e..
sal her risht 10 form foreisn as. ia
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Herald relates The following case or aH5ma


A lady al San Francisco. on The morn.
ing OF The sailing of The Tennessee. was
quietly sealed, reading nvrr The Iis, n
passengers who had engaged passage for
Panama. when 10 her asionished .iob,
there appeared The name Of he, husband
~ The llst . Conld she believe her avn
eyes. She knew Ina, her husbands trunks
were packed and that he had infomed
her he was obliged 10 % 10 Sacramento
ON business which would tlelain him ! few
days. Startled anil convinced by ,be
run. thus manifested 10 he,. she co,,.
cln'ed ioopen his trunks. where she (ouna
$4,000 IN hard cash. This she diriIel-
taking $4,000 and leaving $4,000. iLc
" non $ share" which was exceedingly
generous on her pari. In die lime ,bs |
husband babe her good bve
telling her he would be hack ii three !,
'onr days. and lll,le snsperling thai sLe
was nos only cognizanl Of his ,iIIanv bn,
'ha' out Of his means she had provided
'mp'y Tor herself. lie lefl-wenl on
'nard The Tennessee. came 10 This .;,,
no !. nny on his way To New York
sh',si bus deserted wife is rrjoiring ID
hinS that she has So easily 20, rid az
neh contemplate wretch ss his con,lrc, 1
'rores him 10 be. !
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,.ps ms., ;. prepaid and :, The fSii
rsts.
Letters nailed before he frst day
Of JuIy; though delivered after. viii, u
ell cases. be charged with postage At
the rates in force at che time OF the
mailing thereof.
N. HxLI. Postmaster General.
Pesg 0lEes Dsrsnmen1 lane n. ls5l.
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Judge C-anch on the aRiyhs nj
SeceSSiOn.1

correspondent Of The New York Exnres.
has communicated 10 thai print The following M.
per- just written BY Chief Justice Cranch. Of The
DISTINCT q Columbia. Its a brief argumcn, M.
on an Important public question which i now
causing much anxiety both at the North and in
tas South. i is written with great ability. and
'aoagh not intended for publication, we are sure
Y vii meet with public acceptance.
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me Oldest Sovereign Of Eurone !
Ernest. King Of Hanover. On The s,l'
o. June be completed his sOlh yen ua
y me only surviving son Of Ceoros ,hs
n n,ru' and was formerly known as The
DaSe o. Cumberland. lie, instead Of Viz.
n'' :, aceeded 70 The throne Of Hanover
~ : me death Of his brother, William ,ha
Fourth, in June. 1887, on which s.n ~ .he
,".ones OF England and Hanover were
spafa'ei-,hs prevalence Of The 8 liz
~ peven.ing the accession Of females.
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Disunion.-rhe Southern Rights par.
Y. a 'hey call themselves. in Alabama
nave. y seems. adopted The following .,
their platform: :
is'--The "rigli" 10 dissolve The Ii.
mon al pleasure.
ne necessity # dissolving il
sooner or later. :
si.-The dnIy 10 dissolve ii.
a'h.-ihe obligation 10 assist any oh
9 State TO destroy The Union, whenevs,
called upon. ess'
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-Four DAYS Later From Europe.

| Advices from England. BY the steam.
ship Humboldt. are 10 The 4ih oil June,
and from Paris 10 The Sd.
| The Exhibition was visited on The 81
inst. by nearly $4,000 persons. The
Queen was present.
The u. $. frigaie ST Lawrence sailed
from Southampton. on the 81 inst. for
New York. She was to touch al Lis.
bon. 10 land The lion. Mr.. HudJock, the
American Charge d'Aifaires 10 Portugal.
who was also The bearer OF treaty be.
tween the two countries.
T--r------ssss'ss~ snu onrrrs on the
~. Lawrence gave grand entertainment,
on board, ON the day previous 10 her de.
parinre. 10 The Mayor and corporation or
Sou hampton, as return FOR The hospi.
ialllies extended to Them.
France The President, L.ouis A.
poleon. made a speech nj DIXON, 10 which
much political importance is attached
Ills popularity was on The increase. and
y was said IN well informed circles. Ina,
should The eleriion take place now. he
would be chosen President again.
from Spain. il is reported thai The Ca.
sernmenl was IN great fear of an insurrec.
hon ~ Mad ID. Every military precau.
ZION was being taken TO guard agalns, i.
hussia.-il j. stated that The obircl &c
The meeting of The Emperors OF Russia
ana Austria al Olmulz. was enlireI, ola
military haracter.
r
india and China Bomhey ,Ia,es are
Q The 81 Of May. and Calcutta and Mad.
as TO The 25lh af April.
Ihere continued 10 be some slight dis.
ulbanres on The Beshwar frontier. The
,.oanted troops were overrunning the
s'zamfs territories, and enac,inp every
pecies of horror.
The rebels are making healway against
le Imperial troops. and had taken poses.
on OF The province Of Kiransai.
money was very scarce al Bombay,
~ INC fluctuations in exchanges had had
bad effect.
Commercial Intelligence. The Ii.
'pooi cotton market. on The Cd, con-
'ued hrm, with good demand.
! ne lfavre cotton market, on The 3d,
IL beler.
Flour was more saleable III The rates Of
previous week.
Late from Mexico. from
'x'co 70 The 26lh uli., state that The
'x.can Congress adjourned on The Odd
WAY, without making any provision
The embarrassed finances of The govern.
NJ. The Monitor Republican says
ms omission Of The Legislature his
osed The nation 10 The fate of perish
'or me Total want OF resources To car
~ me government and il entlravors
a'n, Tor The honor Of The county, TO
~ sncii condnct. PesitIent Arisla adj
sea Congress on the occasion, and
~ his remarks
! regret. gentlemen. The blindness OF
VINO did not see The i.nproprielvof
ng obstacles in the way OF an Adj
s'ra'lGn born of the law. and which as
20 preserve intact the fundamental
'cler. ] have never believed thai
% nnd. ~ this position. he'd of down.
resolved 10 meet every thing thai f.a
prepare for me; but | am firm III
riermination that sl those shall meet
punishment. who endeavor 10 10.
ne constitution. and thus brlls ridi-
~ repuol can iNiilu,ions.
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The Society for The Sunnross;oa !,
); "a - held Is first anniversary meeling.
~ New York. on Friday ,.ish,. when i.
animal report was sabmitied BY The Rev
y. Barleigh. We learn from il tho s,ar,
ing 'a't, that the ascerlained number Of
gambling houses IN The city of New YORK
y more Than six thousand. /, was st.,,ed
ny ,. T. Hansrom. Esq OF Boston ,ba,
mat city 's rapidly becoming The chosen
resort Of gamblers from ali quarters
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-22
DAILY CRESCENT.
THE ORATOR.

VIM SAN'
He stood amid an anxious throng,
His brow was pale and high
And melancholy was the hight
OF his dark searching eye,
A trembling smile was on ms up
A smile Of light and love,
As if the thoughts that niieo HIS S''
Were cleaning from above
He smoke, and every lip was husheo,
And every brow was raised
And every eye in that dense throng
Upon the speaker CARED
Ana every heart with rapture thrilled,
10 hear the words that fell
Like the mysterious voice that fills
The murmuring ocean shell.
Not softer melts birds low song
Upon the summer breeze
Not gentler dies the breeze away
Among the trembling trees
Than came the words, the thrilling words,
From his deep throbbing heart.
And yet he knew not, gifted one,
The power of his high art.
Now like the sounding ocean surge,
Came forth his burning words;
Now like the voice Of many harps,
Now like the voice of birds;
Now like the murmur Of lutte,
On soft Eolian strings,
Where evening zephyrs pass them by
And touch them with their wings.
He was most gifted, yet his brow
Had something of despair.
Alas alas what could have left
So much of sadness there
He spoke to me of earlier years,
And trembled like bird,
When, mid the music and the mirth,
The "stilly night" he heard.
All! he was sad, knew it well,
Tho much he strove to hide
The gush of feeling that swelled up
His bosom like tide.
Some memories sad'nipg in his heart,
Were Weakened by that strain;
He smiled most sadly, and his smile
Was deeply fraught with pain;
And then he turned aside, and-l-
Meier saw his face again.
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ROSWELL CHAPLIN


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ia the surest safest and certain remedy for this dlseaai
# will positively give relief the worst and even after
all tie old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at our office with atonishment their faces stating
that they had used the ointment Tor other diseases upon pars
of their bodies the bowels and that copiOus movemet
mad resulted 'FRONT.' This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
i've Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe; ant
In no tristan ecan the Pain Extractor 60 harm
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TRY DaLLgY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

be broup to my bed box and applied the Sores
fell Immediate wherever touched me- and begged
for enough to annoiR thoroughly. 1t ohtaned and
new life seemed to invest me To remove the burning and
in he chest even made Pills of it, and took them, which
soon cured me- | owe my life your valuable Extract,
/, ne yssr Ist9 kERZIA FRENCH.
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SALT RH X U Nj
PAIN EXTRACTOR

This certihes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has used my family for Salt Rheqm OF thirteen years
DURATION and Warts These fierce Diseases have been al
once aevated, and they both entirely removed There
can be nodoub his Medicine has all the wi ues that the
Patent recaims it, from what has fallen under my oSsi
walton added the respectable testimonials IN a ayor
BY Others Jho have used in ulnng Immediate Ieel
do most neerfuy recommend the attention othe afflicted
the use this invaluable salye, ,,,, ana.
Buffalo, NJ J. ROSWEAL CEAfIN
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men Of america to
be the quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure of pain and the removal
Of its e""'f p. Fl the World
Is the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the prosaton Of the nervous system To stop pain
instantly is our first great to strengthen the
and to give vitality and healthy action to the
to enable the system ward off the attacks
of disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pain and
strengthen, nvgorae, and regulate the action OF the
Since Ready Relief has BECOME popular
y Ia BY physicians in every place the
Neuralgia, Tic DoulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
sho have used weak and Intellectual yemedie IL vain
RELIEF externally asi - drops at dose internally have
rheumatism
fifteen Minutes and cured the disease entirely twenty
tour hours 1t has cured during application 1t will
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
Every of neuralgia where has been properly used it
1as stopped the pain in few minutes Its continued
vii strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
isses on Of loo viii restore the use Of the mb n few
hours strengthens warns, and nvgorates muscle,
Pains in the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening influence it instantly the
pains.
Jumping TOOth-ache.
will stop hs most analizing loothache in few seconds
This, thousands of citizens Nervous
Ill kinds arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
9 cases out of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
he continued according directions will positively
sB- Price-5O and 2S cents.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As a beautifier of the Skin.
I SURPRISES every thing oil the kind the world
aednsss, PImples, Boehes, Pusules Tetter Rash. 1t
Salt Rheun Ring Worm Sore Heads, Sores Pustu-
az Eruptions II mparts health TO The skin and beauty TO the
complexion Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap, it beyond the
neach Of rivalry and for Shaving is the best
One cake of Railway Soap will last longer than three
;ake OF the size OF other Soap therefore
he cheapest and best the world Price % cents,
cakes in engraved wrappers and the signature of r. G.
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r INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL

T INSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
IL STORES, ETC
$50 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
1900 barrels Soap and common Resin;
800 barrels Pitch and Raw Fupentine
200 barrels Spri.s Turpentine;
$500 kegs Tar and Pitch, in fine order;
800 barrels Bright Narnish and Whiting;
1000 bales Oakum, various qualities;
900 boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
market;
100000 English PItsburg Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
Bricks;
5000 English Fire Tiles various sizes, from 9x9 36xs
1850 barrels Newark, Rosendale, and other brands of
Cement and Plaster;
500 barrels fresh Thomaston Lime, landing;
5000 gallons Linseed Uil-Engllsh and American.
For sale by ALFRED kEARNY & co
40 tltoxuQ