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THE FEELING THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
BALTIMORE.

BALriMoRE. June 80 1852
large meeting held Mt the Exchange, this morn.
ing to take for showing respect the memory
otEtnry Clay. Mayor Jerome presided assisted by nu
nerous vice presidents aud Secretaries. H. Collins Lee
the deceased Sc.
Resolutions were adopted recommending our citizens
to close their places of buripess tho day the funeral
and GRAPE the left for thirty day minute
guns to be fired and flags displayed half mast The
ctrpe bC brought through the city, funeral proces-
sion II recommended. committee of twenty was ao-
pointed topIoced to Washington to take part in the flu
neral solemnitics.
BarrsioRE. Junc Bop NJ
Th. following arrangements have been made here for
the reception Of the remains Of Henry Clay in this city
Tn, Mayor III, NIB rc of the City Council and large
cdHnIttc OF the citizens will proceed to Washington to
morrow min. for the purpose If attending tho
mons there. ord escortng The remains To Baltimore.
Tie remains are expected TO leave Washington Mt
oclccE tomorrow afternoon in s,ncial train arriving
here az bsf prst They will be received at the outer
depot ~ military and civic procc' sion escorted
through tie oty The Philadelphia Railroad depot or in
,bc .ir being h the city till Friday morn
ing the Exchange where hey will lay in State sur
rounded by guard q hui.cr.
All business TO be suspended during tho procession
and mir ute to !, iired.
committee of citizens will accompany the remains
until they taken charge Of by The authorities Of
rbiad.I Ipha.
Neatly al the engine covered the top Of
th,ir epes with emblems Of mourning the houses
Of the city will he similarly decorated The Exchange,
City Hall and tho public buildings also in mourning
The demoDtrat here will be universal and most i'm
posing.
The City Council called together this afternoon by
the Mayor, and adopted resolutions OF respect TO the
memory of Clay directing the sbroudng in mourning Of
the public Offices and providing for the reception the
remain, with funeral procession, should they pass
through here, on their way to Kentucky.
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20 Iet the aicton Sind them closeIy together and
scIemny vow never lefo-xst h friends or hi.
tors He then sisted the object OF the meeting and vi h.
ed 20 hear some suggestions
Dr. DrAIr. from the Executive Committee. reported
sone re>slutionr which had been hastily drsfed and
which they wfrhed 10 submit The arst hat nj N
bor Of delegates h. appointed to represent tho qoey and
proceed to Washington TO meet The bod, (as it sup
po ed hs emaips would to this ctsyI and accom-
par IL herr. SeayndIy that rommittee bs appo, nted
10 confer ~ih the public au hocs ots-rs 'endiog
TO make d,mons,raton with view to cooperate.
Thirdly that 5ussbe per'ca be ob'sinsf IN pro-
nource funeral eatyi,Tn ON the life sharAnier
o Henry Clay iutuTe Tins These were he said
The -un and substance Il the action had by the Fxecu
tive Committee.
Ihe resolutions pfs successvrs Zen bling nained
The number Ct the committee or esitgtes TO pro-
coed 10 Washington wnicb nimbey' was afterwards
or.stcd 10 thirty with power >h The Inst was
'nlm' diateiy filled by apIhceat4 in the room.
br EnAsTrs lsooNs camrt the pri ~ 80 ~ Fccondng
tie It refolution he dil feel thls occs-
;oI vher hy could take sirnt vote. Is pronounced
w'rg sulegi,m on Mr. tlay compatsg the rise,
Iud to little purpose and he'd to little rurpoec hi
ntIc to psss AWAY u dream
10 wes thtn moved that nmittee Of tisee be ap-
pointed 70 esnfer Win the Common Council This
also carried and The nEmbr n,rsids incrcasoa co five,
vhovere o. med. and the Pre- idcnt waf nlso added
he subject Of selecting TIE orator and the time and
ae, or t.e d'v,y Of he orat'cs Sas reorref to The
N,ecive Ion Mittcc.
\ fesolutlon cifticd by Jamss l.. BcrricrN Eco
secrcaiy that il no arrangements made set the
tody IN 'a nni,al in this city and sseort Fthvough,
the cca'ien invite their friends to meet them cad do
70. The mover observed that the public Demon
sIati'n would be probably deferred to future period
or cay and lie ct they ought to pay the remains that
rcsFtct on their arrival, After discussion tho
probabilities. the resolution referred to the Executive
ttn miitec
1t also olved that that committee should report
s,es Of suitable solutions for the that
'" agent should be- requested to get suitable mourning
'cGia,oDs for the chair and room ~ be hung for ak
mon hs and that each Db.r ,hu huds rm
thirty days
member observed that this hutton. a similar
one was often passed, and regard, idle form Hoo
hop,d In this H. would not be lipservce but
that members would all aAd eve.y ahcre, their
badge.
Dr y. FnAseis Bacon. being csled upon, briefly ad-
dressed the meeting, did Mr. Willis Hall, and the
business for which they e having been transacted hey
ndJourned to meet the call Of tie Executive Coaln
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! AsTRoLoGY.
IENNY LIMBS LAST Wo

IENNY LINDs LAST woRD-DR. W. R0RACK
,ss the especial attention u AL Who pia,e faith IN
(now Madame Otto Gold shmd received before and since
she Quilted the United states He could act
wth due OF honor have published tnose ,etters
without the NifbtopFales express permission havins
received that permission from his ed countrywomsn ne
has already he world several from her t-
trs. ard offers single sentence from note despN ~.
him a., board the Atlantic tho morning she
sailed conclusive 10 her opinion Of his kill All 70
the latest incident pruyoss to nv emhsrnnon hss
tvrn,d literally predicted ~ IL Tonderfnf -
Any lady or gentemsn calling MON Dr. ROBsCK ~ his
residence No. white street, receve ~ uch aatisfec
op in relation to the future furnished By that IA
IN nous AstroloQer % Jenny Lad.
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THE EFFECT IN THIS CITY.
THE CLAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION.

MEETING TO ARRANGE A DEMONSTRATION, ETC.
In pursuance of notice calling upon the members Of
this association to meet last evening to take such action
ssmigbt proper in paying just tribute TO the memory
ofIIenry Clay well attended meeting was held at the
City Hotel corner Of Howard street and broadway
MR. Bnwwsrrn. Esq the President Of the association
was In the chair and the meeting having been called to
order he addressed It, saying his first painful duty
inform his brother Clay wings that they stood alone
their father was goncand his mantle descended
one he Ind ssccndcd to brighter world whore hisbrsht
spirit would be better appreciated lie sxhsted them
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PHILADELPHIA.

PuuAprLrmt, June 80. 1852
The City Council met this morning passed resolutions
ordering the chambers be hung with mourning and
appointing committee Of FIVE from each branch to
supeint. nd the funt raj arrangements.
The Committee Of The Councils have also resolved to
meet the corfege accompanying Mr. Clay's remains az
the Pennsylvania State lire.
despatch. received from Joseph X. Chandler.
nonnccs that the remains will leave Washington at four
O'Clock on Thursday. and pass through Philadelphia
lout midnight for New York there to trans
erred Ia the Erie Railroad for Dunkirk.
hrang, ments making for toicbgbt procession
e citizen and tmcn to receive Henry Clay's remains
at the Baltimore depot and the cortegc TO Ken.
siDgon, where II liz 10 embark the New York train
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gYPREss a.smNUyys. "a.


A DAMS & CO oPFIcE NO 90 BRoADWAY-Ex-
n Ircfs m CaorLis Oregon, aud the sand sioh 1-sLds,
by the usitsd sstei Ms steamer 0eio on Moads, July
9TH copheetrg ~ Panams with the sp!opdd and f.ssai-
lrgs,esmor Golden Gaze Rate. kedaeed-Ve shall ois
match extra Exrrees FIR California, ocs1cn. No., vs
psp,n. bv Ubtea States Mai, Steamer Ohio. for Atpr-
sa Navy Bay direct. Mcuaay, Iy 5tn at lociock,
PM Through as usna W ehtge Qf ore Of our own expe-
epoed and truty freiht t aud special M ssenseI
smppere California will bear In mind that beides ming
whnse fr.ht Alent and messengers ahs,
utey coomplny their goods t. destination by
mepf Nth We Pacific Mail steamship Company freight sent
by our EXPRESS takes PRECEDENCE o all other the mall
teautrs Panama 70 san Francisco thereby avoiding
the risk Of deeb n the Ithmus Having our own ohees
IN Sen Francico, Sacrsmente stockton sonora Neyads
City Msryve and agencies In all other important, pisces
California wiz Expresses r1nn,s 70 All the miong avs
tritts g. Oregon and tho sandwich lands we are
nsbea to sp,port freight, packages. parcels specie Ssd
ard yaurbles Of every deJcripton shh unrivaed
dispNteb security the reasonable terms
the Iouee eil not lie on the attn o. Juiy AL
freight Ellis Express should he de 0nd 70
iOvei before the day II sing 70 enable Us TO
comply with order tor cor ling aud teang
-msl dsps,ches viii he reoei red until 'ol1ek
NJ IN day snsrs departure Everything must be
waterproof condition ans package should oxreee 10
MS w1elt and half feet cubic measurement No
harpe Shippers by lire T Cut0m House fses or coo
slaf csrtinustsS adams Y CO.. o' hrnanwsy'
NB-Wc hall forward Special Express by the s'-aucr
Nevada Saturday. july 10Th connecting st Hana-
With th fvorite seser New Orleans for san Fran
ola
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THE MANUSCRIPTS OF MR.. CLAY, ETC.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, June 80 1852.
II Il conceded that Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky
made the most eloquent and beautiful speech which
made in Congress day, upon the announcement OF Mr.
Csy's deu,h. Nearly every one present was deeply
affected.
1t perhaps not generally known that Mr. Clay upon
his retirement om the State Department at the close Of
John O. Adams administration, confded to General
Jesup all the original manuscripts and rough drafts
which he had written whilst Secretary Of State.
These were TO be used after his dea in justice to his
memory in the ca,umny should be revived that al
though he spoke well he could not write Tho n, anu
scripts very volumnous- filling large trunk and
x Their publication win be looked for With great in
terest
Gen. Jessup was Mr. Clays second in his duel with
John Randolph and although politically opposed the
warmcst personal friendship always existed between
them.
The statement, which has been sent North. that
Mr.. Clay held conversation with friends shortly
previous to his death, upon the political affairs OF the
country Is contra1icted by gentlemen having ampl,
Of being well informed For many weeks he ceased
to converse upon political matters altogether.
Mr. Clays son has presented the Rev DR.. Butler with
silver cup IA acknowledgement for his attention to
his father during his long illness X. =
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DERFoRD & co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA. OREGON,
ID Sanowich Islands South American and Chus Express
ei tc despatched, usual on steamer Ohio on henday
July 9TH charge special aud freight
rgept via Aspr wall sni Papsma direct shippers will
besr in mind ostahsts ed fact that express
through destination without the least ieten-
ton NE ls.hmu asc that charges are
those Of other express company We trust shall
esivt usual large share of patronage. All goods
hould be pnt st I'll proof aud not TO exceed
lgH lbs IN weight We make charge for Custom House
fecs Consp.r oertacte Packages to go by the Ohe
mat be del vcred Once before Saturday 80
WV in order 70 have them corded sn sealed Small psr.
csIs received t,ll one y w.. dav II sai'inr.
" BERFORD u CO.. Q 2Astor House.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, June 30, 1883.
The motion for Injunction against the Metropolitan
Bank will be heard Saturday by Justice Parker in
his city.
TIE item sent to the sssocated press that the Common
Council Of this city intended to meet this afternoon in
relation to the death Of Mr. Clay, Is There
notice Of such meetings but the Council will await
the action Of other cities and will adopt corresponding
measures.
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THE DEATH OF MR. CLAY.
>>>>>~~>~~>~~e ~~~~>~s
PRfTArA!IrKS EOa THE FUNERAL.
.~~>~>oS~o>~~>-~o>~~o~~
ENlOgistiC { ribute4 i'm Congress.
>~NNN0rN>>N~osNrO>o~NN~
Speeches OF Cen. Cnss and M. Brec ckenridge.
NNN4NNNN~NNNNN~0~NN(NNeN~
DEMONSTR TIONS OF SORROW THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY,
&c. go. &c.
TELEGRApuIC
PRFrAsAIIcKS FOA THE FUNERAL.
TEL II G X A pUIC.
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES, &c.

THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES. &C.
WAMrroToS. june 30-9P.M
BY the politcness Of Gov Jones permitted 10 send
you copy of the following 'eleerapic despatch jnt
transmitted Philadelphia, giving information of tho
funeral arrangements -
WAsHiSaros, June 81, 1859.
To }. PRIcE WETHERILL. Philadelphia =
The funeral will take place t., Ut l2 sock.
The remains will leave Washington at o'clock the
lsigned) JAMES G. JONES.
Gov Jones Informs me thai Mr. Clay had many CONVEX
sations with him but that he mmunci ed nothing
ang to hs present political contest Of nature which
he thinks it mportan. to make public at pres n IL.
was favorable to Mr. Fillmore, bat he also for his
country and the Compromise, and cared for nothing
further.
The conversation Of Mr.. Clay the MI hit preceding his
desfh as learn from Mr. Calvert who watched with him
of personal character. lie expressed his thanks
f tho great kindness of his friends and his regret tht
he should cauaed them much trouble.
WAsHlsoroN, June 3011 p. NJ.
The following is the order OF proceedings for the
funeral to morrow
The Committee of Arrangements. pail bearers. and
mourners will attend at the National Hotel the ate
residence OF the deceased at eleven o'clock, A. M, ON
Thursday, July /. 1852.
At half past eleven the members Of the two houses Of
Ger will assemble the place, Mt which time
the corpse will be removed in charge of the Committee
Of Arrangements attended by the members and officers
Of the two houses If Congress- to the Senato Chamber
where divine service will be performed. At the con-
clusion Of the service the corpse viii be placed in the
Rmunda wheict will remain till half past three O'clock
when 1t will be removed in charge of the Committee of
Arrapgtme and The pail bearers to the railroad depot
where 1t will be conided TO the committee appointed to
accompany it to Kentucky.
1lesrs. Underwood Jones' of Tenn. Cass, Fish, Hous
ton. and Stockton appointed the committee to
attend the corpse TO kentucky.
The pail bearers for the funeral to morrow Cas-
Mangum Dodge, Of Wisconsin. Pratt Acheson. and Bell
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BOSTON

B0'ToN, juno 30, 1S02.
AT meeting of the Governor and Council to day. It
was
Resolved As msrk of respect 10 the memory Henry
Clay tbst ne fred Boston during
the funeral Washington, and the nags tho
CAPITOL be dis splay.d at half mast.
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BAsTON, PA

EAsron, June so. 1882
Arrangements being made for appropriate ex-
preston Of regret for the death Of Clay
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IN oosrER ROUSE. pANHuRY, CONNECTICUT.


- =. 49, N,~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~~..-
CxCURsIoNs TO the FISHING BANKS EVERY
T. day except Saturday The steamboat CHARLhS
flENLIN will ioave Dtlsncy street. last river st IA,
Sprng street North river nt S5i an
ocr No Sat 9h A. NJ Fishing tackle bait &o provided
on board.
r,xCURsToNs 10 THE FISHING BANKS THE IA
IL VI rite steam CA1ALlNb. Captain X :. Honmre.
ts nd street al ocoes spr,ug street IA ocoor,
goome h. o'coch athasihe street, 81 ooioo-
Pier No 3 " R, at o o'clock; returning at r. " Re
ethnent hn and halt turnsledo on board Fare TOR TIE
anhole exouraor o. oonts.
r,xCURsIoNs TO THg FISHING BANKs-RvERY
aga steamer BUFFALO, Capt Bsncox, Will leave Hammond
,;re sE; Fer No s. n H. a. NJ returnine by SP.M
Refreshnepts. Sshine tsclle &c., provided.
ISxCURsIoNs-TB DOUBLE pEcKEp STEAM
IA Propeller Genera Wool can be chartered for
III from 700 OO persons Alto large class double
5ocked Barge, and other bsrgs With Appyto
rtONKY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON-TuE NEW
u and spisndis steamer MAY QUEEN, Capt c. McNsil
VII her regular trips for the season june a.
tiax sss aF r. n; pier s. N k, and 10 A. M 4sad 5X
Pm leaving the Island last trip att r. NJ Fare l2k
each way. NJ d mo half price for children.
vT,o PICNIC CoTILLoN, AND EXCURSION PAR
III tiss--Jhe new and oommodious steam propeller no.
BOKRNcas chsrterss for eneussns day evenias
soksaier nooG DRLEMATER, foot Of West Thirteenth
IyAMILY. EXCURSION TO TUE FISHING BANKS
n epS eturdsy, July The sea steamer Buffalo, Capt
Hspoex will make exrs trip leaving Cath srne street
Nh sSssa eiss NSysS issr In,,sd ssH y is F.rS
btsDsd besrd. Dpner will betptided for tho party.
"A o6tilon bsnd Will be on board.
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ELAGs! FLAGS y LAGs!i!-AMERICAN FLAGS
IL for sale Lire for the Fourth. Apply TO
A. NJ & R. DAVIES, 396 Broadway.
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LIQUORS.


OTARD, DUPUY. s. CO.. AND PINET. CAsTILLoN g.
to $780, lUO primo old Havana 5sears; old Port,
Sherry and Madeira in wood draft so casbs Scotch
Ale and London Porter best brands and for
sale On liberal TERMS by NJ b. PETERS Co., 800 Broad
way
zoo CASES OF ST. JULIEN ST. EsTEPHE, CHA
l,CVO tesu LATTE. Chateau Latonr Chateau Larese,
Ibaeanx Margaux Hsu BrioD Gorce Branne Mouton Ro
Muscccio Albao, Lacrs Christi. Monte Fiasccn,
Lanbrys Grape Leaf amp aEd various other French.
Spanish, sId Itssp Wines for sale by NJ. b. PETERS
CO., Importers, 800 Ereadwsy.
CLARET-sl p FER DOZEN QUARTS; $50 DOZEN
~ Margaux Claret ic order 81 IS dozen includ
bott'er for Which sbn dozen will be allowed,
when returned ii The equally cheap for sale
quantities TO suit purchasers, hy
q. LEtHBRI ESR, So an So Fulton street.
fNuiEEssS DUBLIN xxx BROWN STOUT, BAR
" clay. Perkins Il Co.'S Lopcon Porter, 100 casks, pints
nne order and f superior qusty
Fer ac in quantities 20 suit purchasers by the importer
G. y. LETHBRIDGE, sc and IS Fulton Street.
SCoTCu aLE.-2OOO DOZEN OF DOVES FALKIRK
- Mnir'e. Yonnger's, 9arveys Jefrey's Robsrtson's
Ssesl- other bran In pnts and qarts just
sn ne ocdcr for sale In auantitice 20 suit
G.P. .LETHBRIDGE. ss and ss Fulton street.
LSAsT INDIA TONIC PAIR ALE RECOMMENDED TO
apd in Europe Bresed sy Bass 3 Co., Bur.on
rrcnt England expressly for the snbscrber superior In
quality ana condition TO hitherto imported For sale
ppts and QUARTS and in quantities to suit purchasers
G. p. LETHBRlDCr ss and So Faltonsstrses.
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gN OLD PEHS,-n. q. BAGLEY 3 CO., MANUFAOTl =
u Con Pens and Pencil Cases AndN patsntees :.
he celebrated Exssnson Cases. Nos ~ Maiden Lave
NJ (Trvins Housel BroGdway.
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T0HN IIsHBLATr, AUCTIONEER-LoNDON
BTSsn Stout and Ale Champaign ssgsr. igh, WAGONS.
&cThis day at 80 Pearl street, John Fishhlatt will
At ccoSh 100 casi each -ix dozsn London Brown Stout
and Ae 20 baskets Champagne. sherry and Madeira; Ja
naiea Rum, Plsform Scales, Counting Room Desk 10
eegart Wagcns ard Carriages Letter Paper &c. To be
Terms. over SIND f,ur months '3 =
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w vsrpool mall 10 voice
Ladies' fne Gold Watches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .$2
English Gold Patent Levers, as low ~. 20
Gold Levers full 10 welled. 80
Geld Levers gold caps. for LADIES. s.............. 80
Gold Hunting Patent Levers. ers.................. 50
Gold Eurti Levers, full jewelIed, As
JOHN COX, Importer, 2OS Broadway, up stairs.
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GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS. GUN MATERIAL. SPORT
~ ing Apparatus Fine Cutlery. &c. &c-Onon q
Wheecct Manufacturers and Importers 80 Maiden lane
and web sssetsd sssortmen Of shove sooas
nuactured by Allen 1hurber Also Colts Pstos Of all
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HENRY LFED5. .AUCTIoNERR-HOTEL. RES
tsurdpt Keeptre, and uousekeepers would do we'll ia
xens the sale of Brandies, Wes and Sears this day
at eaissroom SO Chambers street, At I0s o'clock
which consists of Od south Side Maderas London
sSsr hsrchsnd Bsrsoe sherr .. harmony Manzinls
Shsmpagne Sc.0o0 Imported Havana Saaars, Teas Fire
Sr.rkerr &c. Catalogues ready Particulars in fun
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- HEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOUT-CURABLE
~ Permanen ty In majority Of reular is
heetuy and Rrntutously Off I~d to rhsum valids
who will be as the trouble Of sending TO the bookstore
cure by wi disOO ed msan
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nAGUERREOTYPES.-T THE SCALE PLA1ES-THEal
~ Plates superior ts all othsrs They psrfoetl
.noosb and .ns take AZ easy polish rhs silver q
vantage We them 70 give to dsyuerrootypss III
richest sone that be obtained For sails II the sol
agents. VICTOR BISHOP, % Maiden lane
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CHEAP. GROCERIES.

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y JAVA COFFEE; 10 sacks CUBA Do IL.
20 barrels New Orleans M0LASSES q = ~ -
= hogs West India DO q So : -
30 barrels New Orleans WHISKEY :.
10 do Monongehela DO = ~ = 4
- casks old Rye DO 10 years old
3l-S casks FRENCH BRANDY, lsssst -
barrels best LEAF LARD x
10 barrels MACKAREL -; -1..s - ~ Y
% barrels Baltimore FLOUR y,s..s. sssl
so boxes English Dairy CHEESE -.
10 kits MACKAREL No. 1 ~ g..
ALSO, sss'3ss
10 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE
10 cases CLARET VINE, for Table use
DO -.
6 do PORT DO !s ssTss57r go = -
20 dozen "BYASS' LONDONn PORTER
ALSO, l.as 4 sf6Sfs
Ginger Peach, Plum and Chow Chow PRESERVES
200 quarter and half boxes SARDINES
so cases SALMON and LOBSTERS "a
With many other articlestoo numerous to mention For
sale low for cash. or to puncua customers the usual
time. W. @. MOORE Red Flag.