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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

BIsHoP IvEs' CONVERSION TO Rou.rs,
The Paris Unirers says general subject of con.
versation at Rome is the recent conversion tn the
Catholic faith' OF Dr. Ives the Anglican Bi.hop
of Carolina. in the United States DIR. Ives bsd
for long time embraced Pussyite opinions. and
felt strong sympathies for the Catholic religion.
which had subjected him to much remonstrance'
Since he has been at Rome he has put himself
in relation with Mousignor Gill. the Catholic
Bishop OF Virginia. U. s., and addressed himself
20 Monsgnor Talbot, the private canariere of
the Pope. in order to make his solemn ab;nra-
tien snd publicly profess Catholicism. This cere-
mony took place on the 26rh Ct December, the
Pope, 10 person. administering the sacrament to
the convert DIR. Ives, in abandoning the Episco-
pal Church of the United States, has given up a
very advantageous position. His wife at first
warmly opposed his intention, but it is said TINT
she now begins to defend him against'the attacks
Of some Protestant ministers who accompanied
the Bishop TO Rome.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

SIR john FRANKLIN.-A correspondent ofrhe
Cork Constitution states that, during the gale of
Monday last bottle was washed shore here.
containing letter purpoting to be written by
Sir John Franklin. 1t is dated Cape Bathurst,
l2th OF January, 1850, and represents Sir John
and his companions to be in considerable want
OF prov sions, having nearly consumed seal that
they had caught. 1t also states that ton of the
seamen Ind died during the previous year, and
that bottle containing letter was sent adrift in
l649. The letter is written on sheet of fool
soap written rather indiAerentIy, and signed J.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RIC1INHOND,

ARRIVED,
Schr Effort, Loring Portland, plaster
Schr Avenger, Harding, Rockland, lime to Haskins
Libby
Schr Southerner, Ieafreld Norfolk mdze
SAILED,
Brig Mary Perkins, Nickerson, Boston mdze, Currie
Schr Jane Doughty, Murphy, New York, mdze, L
Currie
Schr Merchant, Couch, New York. mdze D Currie
Schr w B Jenkins Vangider, New York, mdze, D
Curre
Schr VIM Burk, Matson, New York, mdze, D Currie
Schr Gipsey, Banned, New, York. coal
Schr Flavilla, Bearce Boston, mdze, Shields & Som
mervile
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WASHINGTON ITEMS
WAsHINeror. Jsn.. rv

- =, 10''' 'HHuHTy II.
The President semitic the Senate TODAY a mes.
sage In answer to Cass' resolution on the oh
inst. calling for the correspondence with the
British Minister and other parties respecting the
treaty with Nicaragua, negotiated by Squier in
1880. The message was received shortlv hssor 30
tho Senate adjourned. We understand tina, tho
President declines sending the correspondence
On the ground that negotiations upon the subiect
are still pending. ''e'
Hon. James Buchanan has addressed a letta,
To friend in this city. expressing a nrefarsncs
for Judge Campbell for Cabinet appointment.
The weather is intensely cold and the Po,o.
mac River is frozen for fifty miles below the
city. ''-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

OIL PRINTs.--We are indebted to Mr.. A.
Morris for couple of specimens Of LIE Blond &c
Co.'s oil prints-both gems of art, every way
worthy the attention of connasseurs. We live
in IA astonishing age truly. Only day or two
since we learned that an ingenious Yankee had
Invented a machine to relieve the engraver of
much of his labour, and now we have specimens
ofo prints, beautifully coloured without the aid
of the easel or brush.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

I We return thanks to Messrs. Adam &
Co., proprietors of the Eagle Pakery, No. IA
Main street, for bountiful supply of good things
from their establishment. The cake pastry and
bread prepared at this establishments certainly
excels any thing of tho kind have tasted,
whilst for cleanliness and order-two absolute es-
seneials in a house of the sort--the Esgle Bake
ry cannot be surpassed. We wish the excellent
proprietors unbounded success.
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Local lntslligenee.n"City Affairs, 10
IMPROVEMENT OF LANES RIVER

W.
A commission, consisting of Col. Mansfield,
rrof' bache and Maj. Stevens, was appointed by
uen' Iotten' Chief of the Corps of Typographical
| E"s'heers In October last, to examine James river
ana report to the Bureau at Washington. This
laoour these distinguished gentlemen performed
during the months of October and November and
on the 2lst of the last named month transmitted
'heir report to Washington. They give it as their
opinion that the impediments to the navigation of
the river may be easily removed, and what ia
better, that when once removed, the channel can
% Kept oPen' at comparatively small cost, for
Vessels drawing fully 10 feet of water. They
are OF opinion that the Goose Hill Flats. below
jamestown, present the most formidable i'm.
pediment, but believe that a channel of the
depth required may be easily obtained by dredg-
ing.
The Commission are of opinion that in any
plan OF improvement the question should be con-
sldered whether the river should not be straight
ened by cutting through two bends-irst, at the
churchman's Gap" and secondly, near the June
ton OF the James and Appomattox rivers They
likewise recommend an additional appropriation
OF $4,000 for the ensuing fiscal year
AT the request of the commission, the Super
intendent of the Coast Survey has completed n
careful survey of the river from Richmond to
larrison's Bar, and of the Goose Hill Flats, and
the Commission are now probably in possession of
the requisite information to enable them to de.
ternlne whether not the river shall be straight
ened by digging through the narrow passes al
ready alluded to.
a IN lam A..
difficulty will Re experienced in procuring the ad-
dltlonal appropriations clause to that effect
having been already inserted in the River aud
Harbour Bill. The cleaning out of the river,
then, may now be regarded as fixed fact. Ves-
sells drawing nineteen feet of water will soon be-
| at our wharves-lighterage will become an obso-
ete idea, anda new era will dawn upon the com
mercial history of our beautiful city. How inns
| portant 1t becomes, then, to do something to-
wards improving the wharves. Will not the
Council, at its next regular meeting, take the
subject into consideration, and endeavour to devise
some plan whereby the ways of commerce may
be mended and quickened
The Legislature has within the past week
given US ample assurance of IL Diet ermination to
complete the main lines of improvements The
teeming trade of the Great West will be poured
into our city at no remote period. Shipping
from all quarters will be invited to our wharves
Energy and activity will be Infused into all the
different branches of trade, and our city will
achieve position verify of the metropolis of the
"Old Dominion"
We shall again alIude to the labours of the
Commission, and endeavour to produce some facts
connected with the contemplated improvement
of the river which will possess interest for the
city reader, at least.
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-BLdcE1Uood's Ma gu.ine.

We have received from Messrs. Nash &,
Woodhouse the January humber of Backwood
The following isthe table of contents: Slavery
and the Slave Power in the United States" .My
Novel; (concluded,) Letter to Eusebius about
many things" ''Lady Lees Widowlood. pa, {
try."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

fracas occurred at one of the medical cal
leges in New York on Tuesday between David
Z. Burs and William H. Irwin, both students from
Virginia, in which the former was so seriouslv
wounded with knife as to endapeer his ,;f.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

- On the 9th instant by Rev. Charles H. Reid rev.
u. BUTLlGR, of Philadelphia to Miss EVALINE E
daughter OF Samuel Reeve, ESQ., this city.
Onthe Goth instant, by the Rev Dir Empie, THOMAS
HOW, to ANN second daughter of the late John Allen,
all of this city
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The St1{e Dpn0rt,uenf

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Of.
rumor prevails here to- day that Gen. Pierce
has offered the State Department to Hon. James
Buchanan. Nortlern and Southern Democrats
IN Congress are apparently delighted in conse-
quence.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-29

uNREsH ROCKLAND I.IME.-9l0 casks
IL fresh Ro kland Lime, Just arrived per schr Aven
err Captain Harding, aud for sale by
ia % HASKINS & LIBBY
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.y-The Rev. E. CASE, Pastor of the Universalist
Church, will lecture Sunday evening next, January
3d. the subject ofThe Resurrection of Life and the
Resurrection of Damnation from John, 5h chapter, 2sh
and goth verses
Services to commence at n o'clock
The public are respectfully invited to attend in 90
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Rich Spring Goods.
w. A. 81. C. McCLELLAND,

w. A. 81 j. C.. McCLELLAND,
No 20, PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE.
RE receiving aud now opening their Stock of SPRING
n AND SUMNER GOODS and in extent and variety,
is decidedly the most attractive they have opened
They would call the attention of purchasers TO the following
with many other Goods not enumerated =
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Plaid India Silks;
delicate Summer Silks;
Plain Rich Silks, all colors;
" BerageS,
Challeys, Dayaderes;
Fine Linen Cambrics 40 to rs;
Plain and Bordered Brilliantes;
Rich Organdy MuSlins;
French Chntz
French JaconetS, from % TO 50 cents;
LACE GOODS.
yaencienne IaceS and nsertngs Star Point 1aces Va
lencieune and Muslin Collars, Cuffs and Dmty Bands JAG
and Linen Flouces Mourning Robes Plain Mourning
anu LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Irish Linens Linen SheetngS DainaSk Table Linens and
Napkins Fine Birds Eye Diaper, Iuckaback and Medicaed
Towels Lace and Muslin Curtains Bleached and Domestic
sheetings, Bed TickingS Il Se, !, 2$1 Se is
opened in Nashville. Also, Silk for llantles.
WHITE GOODS.
Null Nansook Hair Cord Striped Swiss Checked Jace-
''''''' HOSIERY, RIBBONS FANS, &c.
Blue and White SIX Hose Thread and English Cotton
Hose Misses Six aud Cotton Stockings beautiful Ribbons,
BonneS Fans, Mitts, Kid Gloves
MOURNING GOODS
Apacas ChaIleys Black and Plaid Silks, Black Grapes,
Bcrgc Gnghans and Muslng, blue Rept Silks, without
! lustre Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Cloths CasSmercs. CoOnades, Drlllgs, Summer Coat
ngS se Thread Shirts, Linen and Silk Shirts Cravats,
Pocket Handkerchief striped Lislie and Cotton Half
We will take great pleasure in showing Stock, feel
ing assured will be able tn offer such inducements,
regards style and prices as to be conceded by a
I Nashville, March 90, 1853
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS
JAMES SLOAN. pToprietor.

ST. JOHNSON HORNE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NrJLs drer0oa,S al Tie old stand Corner OF Summer ant
Spring Nrtets. .. #
ITANING made extensive enlargemeniS IN NV Marble
i Works my facilities such that / execute all
kinds ow6k in the most tasteful manner and the latest style,
as cheap as be doe in any of the Eastern Cities
lv calling NV WaTeIooms on the corner Of Spring and
Summer Streets specimens may be which viii enable
persons toiudgc for themselves which Is the best method.
Having hand all kinds Of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low 10 tie trade, wholesale and re-
tail finished or in the rough state.
\ large assortment Of MONUMENTS, TOMS, BAPTISvAL
FoNTS INKS VASES GARDEN FIGrRES, GRAVE STONES &c,
carved and etered to order FrRrUgE MARBLE executed
to order and any part OF the SouthN est cheap
it can be procured from the East Also MARBLE MtNrEIS,
of every description plain carved BUHDING SIUNE, sold
Wholesale and Retail
All orders left my Ware Rooms on the corner of Spring
and summer streets viii meet with prompt attention. My
friends generally viii find TO their interest to call and
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful TO
my old friends and for their liberal patronage
hope ly strict attention business merit continuance
of their ElvorS. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and SImmer streets, Nashville.
failH-1N
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DIR. WIN. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

ESPECTFULIY announces to the citizens of Nashville
~ and vicinity that he has returned again after resi-
dence Of fourteen years in the South and permanently
Gated himself in South Nashville at the of Wash
ngton and Pearl Streets where he may AT all times be foun
by those who may wish to consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from
eminent standing certifying the permanent of the
most distressing cases OF the following diseases vizNer
vous Affections Liver Complaints, Dyspepsas, Chs and
Fevers Pleurises Ashmas Colds, Coughs, lncpent Con-
sumptions Rheumatisms Weak Lungs, Fits Dropsies.
Cancers Ulcers Scrouous Hemopasis of the Lungs and
other tsnorages; Darrhea Diseases of the Kidneys, Mer
cura and Venerea Tants of the Blood; Diseases of Chill
dren Worms and other Diseases incident the h-
man system.
During his residence in the South he attended to ten
thousand different cases. all Of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. McLane hopes from his much experience in the Medi
cal Profession and the degree of success that has attended
his efforts heretofore obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville Feb Ely. DIR. WM. Mcl4ANE.
,ss"AI Letters addressed postpaid to South Nashville
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OF fronting 81 feet ON lower College ST.; running back
l. l95 feet. Two houses the lot which rent for s2lG
wear, price 5000.
Lot 81 feet on Franklin Turnpike in Preston Hays add
ton.
ALSO 200 acres of land in Smith county, miles from
Lebanon For fertility the land cannot be surpassed, being
principally creek BOTTOM about loo cleared and iii
high state OF cultivation, the balance finely timbered
The improvements consist Oi good frame dwelling, ne
gro houses barn. stables &c, and Saw and Grist Mills and
Cardng Machine, constructed to run either by steam or
water
ALSO. 315 acres of land in Edgefeld the Gallatn
Turnpike opposite Nv r. ilousons lot. There is the
lot goad frame house, Kitchen, negro houses, &c.
ALSO As OF land Springfield road IA miles from
Nashville
ALSO 80 acres of land adjoining the property of W. r,
Lucas. .
also acres ofand the Nolensvile Turnpike spen-
didy improved
ALSO 50 acres ofand miles from the city; the Rail
Road.
known as the Port ROYAL Mills Depot
ALSO, 250 acres of land in Sumner county, near Casian
Springs.
river containing 1870 acres known the Sumner Paper
Mills the buildings were erected for paper MILL and
well constructed for that purpose. Price $1,000
Also acres ground in Edgelied, opposite the prop
ALSO finely improved lot next to Mrs Folks, front
ing IS feet on Vine street, l40 feet deep.
ALSO, acre and poles Ofground near the State HoSp
4 tal-improvements good.
Also lot on corner of Gay and Mclemore streets with
GOOD brick house containing
ALSO very desirable farm 10 miles from Nashville
rear the Franklin Turnpike containing l51 acres, good
two story brick dwellings and other improvements on the
place.
ALSO large fine brick house Vine street. between
Church ard Broad Streets the lot fronts 40 feet Vine
street.
ALSO 900 acres of land on the old Springfield road Il
miles from Nashville Manskers Creek good dwelling and
other necessary buildings and also Steam Grist and Saw
Mills.
ALSO large brick house Church street, near the De-
not containing rooms besides kitchen and other
~ buildings The house is well constructed for boarding
house
ALSO small brick house. rooms on Locust alley, near
Finn's grocery.
Also, double tenement each on Crawford St,
above High street.
ALSO 209 acres ofland in Sumner county, mile from
Gallatin The heimprovements are first rate
We have also number OF other lots in the city and farms
Z in the country, which can be bought ON good terms.
GLOVER BOYD,
a2rill5 No. 50 Cherry street
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NEW FURNITURE, &c.
W. F. HARRIS & CO.
Com M ion Merch ant,
MACON GAy

+ EMONs.-I5 boxes Lemous, received this day by
- apso y. 81. NIXOS
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TRUNKS. vAL1sEs. and CARPET BAGS

TRUNKS, vALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS.
WE have Just received alarge am, fine as E-NTM
w sortnlent OF Trunks Carpet Bags and E-sty ~!
Nalises consisting Of Sole, Bag and Kip SliY u
Leather Travelling Trunks and NahSes also Of SaXOny, Is
sells Wilton and common Carpet Bags which viii sell at
low prices H. :. llOTIlNS n co,
janis Corner of College and Union sis, Nashville.
OF nnN REV YARD willpay tlieaboye reward
n .UDO TO anv person or persons, as a premium
above the market price, for thousand Land Warrants
of the denominations OF 80, 81 and 10 will pur-
chase sin Ile warrants OF either denomination.
K. II. BROCKWAG
Room Oak Hall, east side Public Square, ID door
south al InA l,tci Nashville. Octl4-n2T.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala, March 3, 1852.

DR. BLEDsoE:-SIR: Judging from the certificates rou
have already advertised it viii be almost unnecessary for
to add further evidence regard to the healing virtues of
your Compound; but mnst say, that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the Spleen
aud thought that would recover commenced tax
ing about nine weeks since and have gained
HENRY j. GOFF.
tThe above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store
the cty and most of the towns in the State G. VI HEN
DERSHOTT, General Agent, for wholesaleing the med
icne ~ Price 81 per pnt bottle. novlS-lvd t
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Indeed It's that the Worlds Fair Of eighteen fyhree
viii be held in oar happy land of liberty;
But true. It's true too, that cheap goods for sale
At the Philadelphia Store, both Wholesale and Retail.
Ladies if therefore a handsome Dress ycu wish TO get
Silk Berege, Tissue, Lawn OF Jaconct;
One that's suitable for Spring summer wear,
You buy il cheap at No. Is, on the SQUARE
Or if your intention is q Rich Shawl to buv,
Then please at the Philadelphia Store apply;
For Shawls sold at prices extremely low,
At the Philadelphia Store Of Sohu Hillman 4 Gu.
If fCollars ChemiSettes Neede-wOrk Sleeves
Cuffs or Fine Embroidered Handkershiefs,
NOu desire to pGTchaSe extraordinary cheap,
Ts the Philadelphia Store such articles always keep.
Or ifvou wisha Parasol as handsome as ever seen
Then please examine those at Number Eighteen;
There's the Fine Satin Watered Silk and EmbroiSerea Bro
clde,
And every other kind that ever was made.
Ifa Bonnet Of the latest style you want
Rutland Gini C0ssaner or Rich Blond;
You'll find themali and that cheap too,
At the Philadelphia Store, fer their stocks entirely
Ofcourse there many things which hsss
ton,
To which we would solicit your kind attention;
IN fact almost anything in the Dry Goods line.
You'll hnd there from qualities Inferior to the most SUPER
fine.
And daily too we shall receive many extras rr
Per our friends Adams Cos. great Express;
Who, unless there accidental delays;
Brings us the goods from the East in ten days.
Our uottois is positively zone price and no deviation
So Ladies' please call without further invitation
At the Philadelphia Store, No. Is Public SQUARE
Where business is always done fair. L. H.
Nashville, April 81, 1853.
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PARJOR CRATES

7 UST received few patterns OF elegant PARLoR CRATES
81 for which of their beauty and superior
ufacugc have received prizes at the Northern Exhibitions
These the handsomest Crates that have been
offered for sale in Nashville
aIril6 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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IRA A. STOUT,
ACH MANEF ACT u II IL II :,

No CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Nrt door to H. 5. FraseEs Grocery Uareh0Hs and OPP
p0Site Norris # Strdttoas
LII kinds of carriages for sale, with harness csL
~ to suit All work sold by me is made at 60
the Clark Street Mandatory and warranted and will be
sold good Terms for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East.
Repairing done hprompness and dispatch and all
persons leaving work repair may rely getting 1t when
promised All orders promptly attended to- mario
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Urxrsyrt1E Ala Auoust "a 1s51.

This is to certify that had suffered for many years with
Dysuepsa and Diseases of the Liver Physician after Ph
scian had prescribed for without receiving any be
eft when commenced the use OF Dr. BledSoes Alternative
Compound which cured NE soundly and | recommend it
because of the happy effect others of aequaint
.nce JOSEPH CAR0THERS.
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THE thorough bred Jack, MARINGO NAM h
| MOTH direct from Kentucky will make %AH
his first season in Tennessee Carey Springin za.
Marshall county, five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River thirty five dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee IenuetS sent from distance will be pastured gratis
and grain fed if required at fifty cents per week lie Is
full teen hands and half inches high, good honest
measure, unusually large b0ne and heavy black with
meay nose lie has the form, size, color and blood TT
co oIlmend him highly TO those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack Of Tennessee.
For further particulars see hand bills.
march SIN hNiGIlI * W NllS>ON.
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STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY
COMPETITION DEEIED

INHE subscriber respectfully the eiti- IA
Il zens OF Nashville and surrounding country that Is
he is still receiving large additions to his already I'M II
mense stock Of
Gents Fashionable Spring and Summer Ready
Made Clothing,
which he is prepared to- and viii sell AS LOW AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE
Already Fine Brown, Blue, Black and Olive FrOek
and Dress Coats of the latest styles French Tweed CASH
nerete Plush Drlp dEte. SILK LuStre and Grass Linen
Frock Sack, Box, and Polka Goats, &c, &c, &C.
Pants and Vests ofevery color shade pattern and quality
to suit the most FastidiOus.
LIkEW ISE fine assortment Of Gents furnishing ar-
ces consisting of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers, Cr
watts Handkerchief Suspcnders, Hats Caps Trunks, Va
Uses Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
Also a variety Of Youths and Childrens Clothing from
three years Of age upwards. /. POWERS,
Tennessee Ching Depot No. 81 Market St. directly op
posite Union street.
~ No connexion with any other house in the city.
N B-NOt to be sold or mdersold BY any combi-
nation Of men. L. i.
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited to
call and inspect my stock previous TO purchasing elsewhere
march2t
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JUST RECEIVED BY D. TRIGG. Broadway.

Onn CANS Holt & MOiIly 5 fIesh Uy ysters;
ZOU bbs Crushed Sugar; . bbls Pulverized Sugar;
% bbls best Cider Vinegar 100 bags Fine Salt
90 bxs W. Il. Raisins resh cobalt boxes W. r. Raisins
% boxes Cheese; 10 boxes Goldfish:
81 bbls Molasses; % boxes Dried Herring
30 dozen BrOoms; s tierces Fresh Rice
% bags Coffee; q dozen Buckets, painted
% boxes Tallow Candles: % boxes Star Candles
AlsO-Teas Matches Bed Cords Roe Herring, Mackere,
&C. &c, which will be sold cheap for Cash or Barter
janis