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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-06
GERS PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPi
DIeCLAR ACTION
SEWING M&CHIEE!
Nscured "a a. Disiinct Palsr

SECURED 6y tfo0 DjSttHct Patents.
FTHESE extraordinary Machines have had numerous di-
Il plomas and medals awarded 10 thenl as the best Sew
ing Machines devised They now form one ofhe most
attractive features Of the Great Exhibition at the Crvsta
Palace in New York
The poprieors having perfected their great nanufcsor
IN New York, able produce the Machines al
cheaper rate and have determined 10 give the benefit to the
public by reducing the price s2, Hereafter these unr
vailed Machines vii be sold at either of regular Offices
for
800 Cash, without Deduction or Discount,
vi the admirable qualities Of these Machines for all the
work Of the Clohier Tailor Shoe Manufacturer Sadder
Carriage Trimmer Cap Maker and Corset Maker is un
necessary 20 speak The character Of the macne for these
branches of business is established snd they known
and admitted TO be the most perfect instruments for the r
pose ever devised The clear profit each machine
from $500 70 $1,000 year. depending the neness aud
difficulty Of the work done We desire call the prteu-
lar attention Of Shirt and Collar uIuaetures to our ma
chine for stitching fine linen and cltton goods We can
satisfy any person Interested that no other machine
done or can do this kind OF stitching perfectly The price of
the machine includes the necessary articles for using
When ordered they are packed complete for immediate ue
and full printed instruct for using furnished.
Either OF the Express Companies. Merchants visiting
the places where offices located afford convenient
medium for purchasing rneclInes.
Principal Office No. S2s broadway, " Y
No 25l Washington St. Boston,
I'm ,,r,t Cvv7cvv No. 81 South 4th St, Philadelphia.
No. l59 baltimore ST., Baltimore
No. l57 Elm ST.. Cincinnati
juv30-3m /. III. SINGER 4 co.
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LIFE INSURANCE..
Etna TnSuraNce CO. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTM ENT.
Annuity Fund $15O,0GO.
ENXCLUSIVELY held pledged, aud appro prated, sSSzf
II with its reserved accumuatioRs, by The ehartarss
and regulations ofhe Company, TO the payment of Annu-
lies and losses upon Insurance Life and in eventa-
eorotner debts contracts, liabilities engagements of
he company.
OFFICERS.
THOs. X. BRACE, Pres't, S L. LOOMS, Secretary:
A. BULELEY, Vice J. ". SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for tie life Department.
+. A. BULKLEY, john H. BOSWELL,
ROBKRT BUELL, ROLAND MATTER,
MILEs A. TUTTLE, EDwIN G. RIPLEY
EENRA q. PSATY.
This being Joint Stock proVety compsny and conduc-
ted the cash system, the Managers have adopted table
% rates OpremuE low is consistent with safety aud
much l95sr than those OF the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons, received by the
undersigned, who viii furnish ProspeetusesOf the COmpa
Any, and information relative thereto.
isks slaves sgainst diseases ard accidents causing
death, laken Policies adjusted at this
Agency JOS NASH, Agent,
Oeice n. w. Public SaaTs,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville aug. la 1852.
Medical Examiners.
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FURNITURE, CARPETING. on, CLOTH. &c.

TIME subscriber has Just returned from the -
1 East, and is constantly receiving all kinds of
FURNITURE, CARPETlNG, DC His stock at E..s.71..si
present consists O almost article in his line Of bust
ness and extensive any in the CITY Purchasers would
do well call he determined 10 sell low for cash or on
time for approved paper \. PATTERSON,
marchl5 College near Church street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-06

TRUNKS, VALISES. and CARPET BAGS
NfTE have Just received a large am; Tine C7+YSN
w sortment OF Trunks, Carpet Bags and f-IITt.
Nalses, consisting Of Sole Bag aud Kip a. u
Leather Travelling Trunks and Naises also Of Saxony, B
Bes Wilton and common Carpet Bags which we VII sell at
prices. K. ) H0LLINS 4 CO.
ianl9 Corner ofCulece and Union sts Nashville.
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IRA A. STOUT,
COACH MANUFAC URER,

No. CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE TENN,
door to H. 5. F-oacS Gr0esry IFarehOlSe and Og-
gGsite Norris d, StJat30Rs
LII kinds of carriages for sale, with harness cs z
IA TO suit All work sold by me is made at 5Ezetssz-
the Clark Street Manuctorv and warranted and will be
sold good Terms, for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East.
Repairing done with promptness and Dispatch and all
persons leaving work TO repair may rely getting when
promised. All ORDERS promptIv attended TO- Lmarl5
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SOMETHING NEW.

TTYIE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
/ MANUFACTURING COMPANY, are now olferingI
@ 3sVlanaid assortment OF Plain and Fashionable Fur
nityre al their Depotou Market street, Thomas n
Fsseeersnew building between Union lia and the Va
Square which they offer al prices TO suit purchasers,
both whole sale and retail They intend to give sasac
h0n TO purchasers work warranted.
Call and examine their stock Orders for Work attended
with despatch. K. IL. GR0OMS, Pies.
W l. NANcE. Secy SeptlTr
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DIR. J. w. GRAY

Office in McCOmbs New Building, on Cherry Street.
BttCsl5 De,tlsricG and tHtOA.
decl4--l2m kEsfDENcE-SEwANEE.
TOR SALE OR REyT.-A Frame House just
completed with rooms, well pllstered and pa
perel Situated Church street, in Hines addition 10
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy, and will be sold on reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire Of r. l. Crenshaw or
auglS W. ID. ROBLtlSON, M Leaure 81.
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DRUGGISTS &C.,
NEW DRUG STORE.

formerly of the firm of EUir, ByOncR & Co..
QHAS opened, with an entire new stock ef Drugs s-s
w Medicines, Paints Oils Perfumery, &C, &c,NIN
"a the site formerly occupied by the old firm, so
No. 49, College street. three doors from Unon where he
will be pleased wait upon his old friends and citizens gem
orally Particular attention is given to Physicians Pre
scri,ons which will be filed with accuracy and dispatch
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS comprising Pocket Cases, asso
ed Pocket Vial Cases. several patterns; Specuuins
assorted; Midwife Amputang and TepanDing Instruments
in cases OF SEPARATE Tooth Foicep and Keys Stehescope
Cupping Apparatus Stomach Pumps; Dissection inRtril
ents Gc Trusses in every Variety complete assortment
of everything usually kept IN this line may be found at
augI j. e. BROWNS
CHEMiCAL large stock, and from the best
manufacturers some exceedingly rare, never before
brought this market Attention of Physicians 10 this
partot my stock is respectfully solicited ,,o,,,,-
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-Warranted per
ID fectly pure and freslg full supply at ,,,-
aug7 j. o. BROWN.
DERFUlTERY--In every stye, French, German and
/ American Coognes, Hair OILS, Pomades, &c 3c-,
Tooth Powder and Paste Pver Aromatic Vinegar Glenn
Rose Bears Oil Bell Lavender brown and white Windsor
Soap, BARRIERS Soap ID bars together with general as
sortrnept of Plain md Fancy Soaps Hair Brushes 6c &C.
Shell and Buffalo Dressing and Fine Combs Ivory do Pow
der Pufs and Boxes Lilly White, Alabaster &c
aug7 ) GbRONA.
DEKIN TEA COMPANY.-Iha have full supply Of
the best qualities of Teas pu: up BY this company
Ii the formerly kept by Ewin Brown Co.. which
gave such general satisfaction The Ne Plus Ultra Black
Tea and Plantation Imperial thought to be superior to
any in this market also, Teas in small eaddes Of lbs
each ang7 JIG BROWN.
NONGRESS WATER-I have made arrangements
TO keep constant supply of this water, which lrece're
ang7 J G BROWN.
CITONE WARE-Ofall descriptions and best quality
- also Flower Pots, assorted sizes.
augT q BROWN.
DAMBOO FISHING POLES-l00 just received
ID also, full assortmc~t of Fishing Tackle, Limerick
Hooks or Sno0ds pointed Po4s, &c. -
aug7 j. g. BROWN
nor THE HAIR-Lyons' Katharion, Boges Hype-
L rion Fluid, Barry aud Clirchughs TricopherOus at
aug7 J G BROWN.
GTARCH.-l5 boxes Proctor Candies Pearl Starch
= also, superior article Of country made Starch.
aug7 }. g. BROWN.
TyNURNIP SEED.-A large lot Of Summer and Win
i ter, and Summer and Winter mixed
aug7 j. G. BROWN.
IIOR RJELLIES.-Sparkling tieaIlne Cooper oneet
i Russia Sheet and Shred Isinglass; also fire lot of
Flavoring Extracts aug7 }. g. BROWN. Il
7 EXINGTON MUSTARD, in Z, 4, and h Cans;
l. fresh and just reed. aug7 J. G. BROWN.
-XTEAST POWDERS and Browns Ess Jamaica Gin
i ger White Lead Red Lead, Chrome Yellow, Chrome
Green de- Lard OIL Llseed Oil Turpentine Yarnish &c
aug7 J. G. BROWN, As, College st.
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DRUGS, sc.
DIR. BLEDsoEs ALTERATTvE CoMpouNp

Tie Rargorer an Remedies fr the Diseasesof he Lape,
Dsspepsd EalTrgsueat and AJi1naasioE Of The Spleen
/ Ha.,tbarns C,lic FyataleRee Piles C0sstirp1tioa Gt'
diseases or tie B0 and such diseases from
6isoraerf state of the S0aaek LiCer or Boseels as
Scr0falG and Sores Of any kad For GeRerot Debility,
from tckieb Ladies fre9neaag str, there Is not its
egaaL IN The anl0le Natef.ia Aedict.
NIiE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely prossrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
tc Liver tlai lie frequently for weeks time unable to
at and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands ard il by accident hat he
eeeded in curing himself Since he has been praceng med
eins his in such has been unrvaed. He
has been awere of the ncreduty Of the public and cose
quenty said nothing through the press OF his own case
until the character Of the medicine fully established
by its success shown the certificates which have been
advertised.
sujoin the certifcs e of Prof " GABBaRr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF my
ssiering.
MEMPHIS Tenn. April H. 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DrJ
n Bedsoe and some years ago he reduced oa eve
lower than have any That afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF Physicians in this
well other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT, NJ. b.
Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied twill sustain the character We give TO in this
publication
HUNTSVILLE January u, 1852.
DR.. BLEDsoz- take the liberty and fell it to be nv duty
to recommend 10 all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
seperior medicine Ny son. aged I5 years had been under
medical treatment about i've years for dyspepsia and dar-
rheawhen having almost despaed of his recover con-
euded to try your Alternative two bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE -AEDICAL DEPAGT-
NFNT.

EEAI.
gIIE Third annual Course of Lectures in this Department
I win commence on Tuesday the first OF November next
and continue till the first of the ensuing March.
PAUL F. EVE N. D. Principles and Practice of Surgery
JoBN NJ. WATSON. N d., Obstetrics and the Diseases Of
Women and Children.
A. H. BuCHANAN, NJ. d., Surgical and Pathological Ana
only and Physiology
W. X BOWLING, N. ID. Institutes and Practice ofMed-
cine.
c. X. WINSTON. N. d., Material iedica and Medical Ju
risprudence
RorERr T. POTTER IL D.. General and Special Anatomy
J. BERRIEN LTNDsLEy NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
WILLIAM T. BRIGGs, VI. d. Demonstraicr O! Anatomy.
The Anatomical FOODS will be open for students the
first Monday of October.
full Preliminary c5Urss Of Le iuTes will be given by
the Professors comm sncng also on The first Monday of Oc
tOber
The Students viii have free to the State Hospital
Fee of each Professor SIS. Naturalization ticket 8; Dis
secting ticket SIo. Graduation fee SO
Good board be obtained in the city at from 81 80 to
So per week. Further information be obtained by ad
dressing the Dean j. L. LINDSLEI, n D.,
Nashville. july 30-ElE'w. Dean
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAEY.-CAPITAL S150, 600.
NFFICE the North side of the Public Square, midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
TheE will make insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
crii6on against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
nndtk risk of the river; the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes
ahe usual terms JOHN N. HILL President.
JosRrsI VAuIx, Secretary. .sa
DREezoRs.-Alex. Allison, john II. Hil, F. B. fogg G.
NJ Fogg james Corey, JnO NJ Bass, Joseph Woods Sam
uel Seay Matthew Watson, J. j. White, Jacob McGavock
ian1
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DOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT Tue 81

have the most extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Bows from l6 offered for sale IN the
Union Order! for Gentlemens Clothing filled at the short
notice.
Persons purchasing Clothing AT This establishment have
F. A. H0NT BRO.
s ". corner ofChestnui and lost. Philadelphia
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A CARD.
r HAVE this day associated with the Saddng Bl.
siness my son. A. c. MARCH. The business, in future
will be conducted in the name Of j. d. March Son. All
persons indebted to me- by note account win please
up and make payment. J. ID. MARCH
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore continuance of the is respectfully solicited.
ian2 J. d. MARCH 4 SON.
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Physicians are requested TO try this preparation. We
feel satisfied it will sustain the character give TO it in this
publication.
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n0NPRoPEaTY 10 FAR1L FoR sALE.

Publishers, Box S6, Philada.
Booksellers CaHvasseIs and Book Agents supplies, on
the most liberal terms sept2T-Iv.
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~ AnrLrI-I.AR NoII,E ..-inr 9cconnis heinl

PARTICULAR NOEICE.-Our accounts being
small and great many OF them not worth the trouble
of collecting We have this day closed Books and will
hereafter do business entirely for CASH Persons wishing
buy these viii find To their advantage 10 call
ON
Persons having claims against win please present them
for payment and those indebted viii please call and pay up
x \ j NlNON.
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Exon Fty{E HOTEL,

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner of Sixth and II ain Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and the travelling public in general that he has leased
the above named Hotel for term OF years Having gone to
4 great expense in reipg aud reiunshng the same,
that snow second hotel in the West. Hoping by
strict attention 10 business TO merit liberal share OF the
public favor. }. MOSBER,
Formerly of the Nashville Inn.
Louisville July 19-Tw d3m.
CJRAiAM BREAD.-Gsahem Bread for dispep
I I ties, caa be had every otherday at -
mv4 H. j. NIAoN =
NOTICE. snail in lew days be in receipt Of my
WALL PAPER.
Comprising al the --latest and most fashionable styles tor
Pardrs Halls Chambers &c, together with large variety
of Frescre,ns, Window Paper. &c.
". W FINN, II, Market ST.
serdl-tf Between Union and the Square.
IUY ATTIC AsYLUM
TENE resident am distant Trustees OF the Hospital ior The
Iii,ane in Tennessee. are notified to attend at me Asy
lam luldngS Nashville, the Isl day OF October
next, luis,lliit 10 the I.ct dFee,tg The meeting.
ug2i--.in :. r. COCKIaLL Prest
FRESg TECFE sTS BY NICEGL & PEACOCK
y E& s'LUiNe.-lot hays - Louis Mills, expressly
i y for family use. HUG1 NlChOh&PEACoCh.
CTAECtNDII1S.- 500 boxes hulfand quarter boxes
y Star Candies. aus7 NiCHoL PEAC0Ch-
G,UGARS---o bbs - Louis Crushed Sugar;
- 10 " Powdered "
aug7 ..r o. s..ft NiCHOA PEACOCK.
lava AND i.4GUYE4 COFFEsIs-20 bags
- old Government Java Coffee 30 bags Iarra Coffee;
100 bags RO Coffee. NiCHOL * fhACOCh
aug.
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
WISH 10 dispose of my Farm on Mill Creek, s2ss
miles from Nashville. about 40 rods from the Muir Wv
freesboro Turnpike. adjoining the lands Of Brdwel
Caldwell Minerva and Franklin Colleges containing about
about wood, andtie balance under cul
tivation-with good orchards heseare the Slate
ssng fpeaches apples, pears grapes piun!s in great
variety; two neyerianE springs, aud several cagbea
springs The improvements very frc consisting of
good frame house with porch 90 feet 'front.' good brick
hoCse smoke house kitchen, stables cribs, &c The orch
ard by close attention would Weld from $500 5000 year
ly the fruit IS of the choicest kind Ny only for
wishing dispose fit IS my intention to change my loca
ton and business wa dispose Of my stock and furniture
10 any person wishing purchase the said farm. Terms
accommodating. Title lndispuabe For further Iarticu
lars enquire Oi j.. MUSES.,
augl Ne lg College st.
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T AND WARRANTS.-We are buying and paying
/ i the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
at distance having warrants to sell by sending to
byulail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling the time in Nashville and
the cash RENTED orpaid to order.
iuy2l D1 ER PEARL * co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

IHUH%DAY, Jan. I3-B PM
The unpleasant weather retarded business throughout
the day
AsHis appeared inanimate at former rates; IS bbls
realized a for pots and Is IS for pearls per 100 lbs
BrnwAx.-Yelow was actively sought after at &c. q
27hc. per h., cash.
in demand Prices tended downwards The sales reached
TOO bills sour at - s7 S. superhne No Eat ~ 93a
IS 084 ordinary to choice State at 80 434 5o2h,
mixed TO fancy western and common to good Southern
at IS 5e4 IS IS; common TO good Ohio at 30 62H a
81 IS fancy Genesee and Ohio at 81 IS S 67k extra
Western at IS SIX SO 37f and extra Genesee at 81
s7lS % 30 per Dbl Rye -four and Jersey meal were
neglected Wheat 5eemed in fair demand, at fur prices
The business embraced 5000 bushels Southern whe at
81 30 ard 800 Western red at 81 20 Rye retailed at
90c pic PER bushe Barley duh aud heavy at 0Tc
lie. Ter bn bel State and Western oets wore pro
snbH az 3<c a6lhc per buhel Corn e pretty brisk
aai pra saes we're male y. - COZ bushels nc!udn; a.
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SAFES.
DTIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES7C. J. GAYLER's


DNIANCE SALAMANDER SFE.-C j. GAYLER'S
- patent-ROBERT NJ PATRICK, No. 90 John street.
il the sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
above original and only reliable Salamanders both
CARDS security against Are and burglars Every safe sold
at this under the personal
twenty years safe maker together with the many
severe tests which safes Of his manufacture have r
umphantly wthstood in this and other Cities warrant
the subscriber in recommending them superior any
10 They the only safes TO which Mr. f. Coins
patent impenetrable defiance lock is can be ap-
Piled large number of these locks already in
By banks brokers' merchants jewellers and Others and
from the perfect security which they afford against the
efforts Of the most skful burglars either by Of
gunpowder false keys picks drills together with their
convenience, simplicity, and durability combined, are
rapidly increasing in public estimation and are confident
y offered as equal NOT superior 20 any Iock ~ the
jewellers record Offices steamboats, &C., fire and thief
proof bank vault DOORS plate chests for private families
Ac hand for sale and made to order at the depot
No 90 John street. corner Of Gold, by
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TITO IRON FOUNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
i be received by the subscriber at the ONCE Of tbs
Croton Aqueduct Department, until January "a 1852 st
three O'Clock NJ for 900 cast iron water pipes four
feet in diameter and inch thickness Of metal The
size named to be the inside diameter and each pipe to 10
nine feet in length The joint to be what termed tbs
spigot and faucet joint and the form Of the hub -
correspond with drawings to be furnished at this Office
to be cast in vertical position with the hub end down.
the whole to pass the established inspection and proof
pressure of 300 pounds to the square nch to be Of UNI
form thickness, Of strong tough iron free from III Inn
projections whatever, and such will bear drilling cad
cutting Proposals will state whether the pipes TO be
from blast iron remelted ron and from blast
furnace will specify the Of the mine &C., and
used The pipes to be delivered at the wharf foot Of Man.
haitian street, Manhattanvile, North river follows,
viz 100 pipes 18th March 100 pipes LIST April 200 pipes
18th April 200 pipes LIST May 200 pipes 18th May 200
pipes LIST June Appetite price per ton Of $40 Lbs win b
named The names Of two responsible PERSONS with their
written assent to become surees for the fulfment in
every particular Of the contract will be required to
company the proposals. Payments to be made within
thirty days from the inspection Of each parcel with
walton ten per until the completion Of the contract
In deciding upon proposals. the Croton Aqueduct Board
the right Of rejecting any proposals they dsaP
prove. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Department.
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department Jan IL 1885,
Note-Bank forms of estimate in accordance with tho
ordinances of the Common Council, will be Furnished
application at the Office Estimates to be endorsed Pro-
posals for furnishing iron pipes, made by-"."
January oath, 1853
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EXPORTS FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO SAN FRANCISCO.
From London per Janet, sailed Sept. 1851 bales ap.
parel Is cases apparel baize hhds Bath brick
81 hhds beer 800 casks beer 1079 beer q
billiard tables 10 bales blankets 10 hhds brandy IL casks
brandy 20 Or casks brandy 200 rkns butter los
pkgs hardware, 90 tons pig iron, % pkgs iron ware
prints cases pipe bowls &C. 6pianoortes 10 puns
rum, case segars case silver ware 800 boxes soap,
cask solder 800 boxes tin plates, 8 casks wine.
Per Effort sailed Sept 25-5 anvs, IS acids, 20
russes bags bales bags 40 hhds beer $40 casks beer
237 beer hhds brandy, borax 100 boxes
candles, bale carpeng IT, tons COAL II bales horse
100 bales hay II hardware % pkgs hardware
hosiery, 2305 bars ron Is bdls IRON 40 bdls
round iron, casks inkstands, bales linens bale mat
ting IA cwt magnesia 40 tns nseed oil, 100 lin
seed oil 60 tins paint perfumery cases prov
sons hid pickles and sauces, 156 cans pickles and
sauces ~ pickles and truss rugs so casks
soda 20 kegs soda cases bds steel cases shirts
IL pkgs sops 20 tins turpenne cases umbrellas, so
casks wine IL Or casks wine So cases wine 10 trusses
woolens.
Per willing sailed Oct e.-s cases tart. acid, bales
apparel 20 hhds. beer, 511 casks IS do casks
brandy 100 frkns butter bonnets "a boxes can
dies cards bales carpets 100 bb and 100 cases
cement 40 casks chalk bales wooen coverlds 10
cotton goods 20 cases manufactured do do 3cases en-
broderes IS preserved fruits 172 dozen gloves
Matching machine IS hardware II do hosiery do
hops do hats 800 cvt pig iron, IL bales and cases
linens, cases merchandise, 81 mustard, hhds.
and $50 jars linseed OIL 122 omans stores, 778
kegs and II pkgs paint perfumery cask putty,
cases ribbons "a do sardnes, do segars do. soap,
40 do starch pkgs slops IL woolen shirts tcs
refined sugar spirits, do silks 20 jars turpen
quarter casks and 40l wine 40 casks whiting, IL
do. zinc.