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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday Morning, March a. -.

X new law relative TO the orraniz,,;c,
Of the Executive Department al Wa.h;nr,s-
goes into effect on the 1st Of July 1, reou;,..
that from and after that time the clerk. n -.
Treasury, War. Navy, Interior, and Pos,
Office departments shall be arranged into four
classes. Those placed in the FIRST class are 10
receive salary ofn,ne hundred dollars; those
in the second, twelve hundred; those in the
third, fifteen hundred; and those in the fourth
class, eighteen hundred dsllars year. The
solicitor Of the treasury, the compnollers
auditors, the register of treasury, the treasurer
clerks whose annual salary is fixed at two
thousand dollars; and the Treasury, War, Ma.
Wy, Interior, and Post Office Departments
with chief clerks whose salary is 6xed at TWEEN.
ty.two hundred dollars each. 1t fixes the
whole number of permanent clerks 10 the De
partnents at seven hundred and thirty, at an
aggregate annual cost of 1891 900. The aci
con'emplates greater certainty in obtaining
competent officers by requiring an examina-
ton into their qualifications. To that end i,
provides that no clerk shall be appointed in
either of the feui classes until he has been ex-
amined and found qualified bya board, to con-
sist OF three persons-one of them to be the
chief of the bureau or Office in which ii is
contemplated to employ him, and the other
two to be appointed by the head of the depart,
ment having control Of such bureau or Office.
Any receipt Of compensation for extra ssrvi.
ces other than the prescribed salary is express.
ly forbidden; but the disbarsing clerks shall re-
ceive such an addition to their regular salaries
as will make their compensation two thousand
dollars year.
This law is calculated to do some good
II il had placed these clerks above the contin-
gency ofremoval every four years to make
room for partizans it would nave been all the
better.
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pHFATE FRACT1CE.-Dr PLUME .
co. may be consulted, confdenhally, for the
Sors Legs, Ulcers, Glardulsr Swellings, or ep
largemeRts Syphilis, aud az morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. TIE advertisers
invite attention 70 their chemical extract of Wnc
Flowers, which may be regarded 90 the very bes,
aTacie known, 10 give tone and vigoz to certain
abused aud deoilitatedorgans as well ss TO rsnoya,e
asyssem shattered by dissipation or other cause
medicines securely put up, WITH fan directions
ana sent to order. Post paid letters promptly ct
snded to. Office On Franklin street, below Ex
cnange HoSel, and irst door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fae
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u Mr.. John +. Towers is at present the
superintendent ofthe Public Printing at WASH
ington. 1t is stated that there is an effort ma
king to turn him out; but that Gen. Armstrong
of the Union, is friend, and will use his influ.
ence to keep him in Office.
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SpRING TRADR-1s53.-By steamers

8 SC TRADR-IS53.-By Steamers
~ Arabia and Pacific, from europe, and by vari.
ovs arrivals from the Northern manufacturers, we
are receiving large and entirely new stock OF
aosfery, Gloves, Buttons, Combs,
2Ta 2TTsrsnds. together with every variety OF small
Wares and Fancy Goods usually Kept in similar es.
sahi1hmen.s in the Northern cities, and we would
respectfully solicit the merchants of Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, to give it an examination
upon their visit 70 Jour marker this Spring.
Our Goeds having been bought entirely for cash
we Can confidently assure them that they will inn
oar prices as low as they sold in any house in
this country.
re have also in store, large aud wen selected
STOCK OF Geld and silver Watches, and Gold
Se"etfy, to which we especially caA attention.
GlETER IL ALVEY,
mn 3--dtsc1t No 16 paarl st,aat
TO BUILDERS AkU FUUNDERs.-
ihe subscriber illfurush sand, suitable for
SSrgild'ne and moulding purposes, from bis lot en-
~en street. opposite Lumpkns Jail, for 25 cents
PER cart lead Of IS ousheIs at the lot Orders sft
o. Kahn Eagle Foundry, will be attended to-
VI WIZ a. Lnmpkn, ct bis jsil. Tickets In every
ssss oi delivery, n.ass bs given 10 Mr Lumphin, or
JAMES E. GoDDIN,
"af-W At Essie Foundry.
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A beautiful badge Of sulid gold has beer
manufactured at Boston for prssentatien "a
Cenersi Pierce. Il has on il the seal and do
yices ol ths Cincinnati Socisty.
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9@ s, sPEsCTAGLEs.-Gold and
Steel Spectscles, light and pleasant to wear, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Spectacles for those who are near sighted. Shell
Eye Glasses double and single eyes, Grasses fitted to
old frames. GENNET e. JAMES,
mh4 Eagle Square
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r ONDON EDITIONB.-NEW BOOKS
- For sale BY HARROLD Il MURRAY, Brood

The Lofty and Lowly, or Good In All and None
all Good, BY d Mcintosh, author Of Two Lives,
or To Be and To Seem, vols-paper 50 oents,
cloth o.
The Experience Of Life, BY Sewel, suthor Of
Amy Herbert, &c-paper Soc, cloth 75c
The Life and Correspondents Of Thos Meore,
publishing in numbers-25c each
Thackeray's Humorous Writngs-50c per vol
Matthew Paris English History, from the ye9
1895 TO 1273, translated from tho Lsein--London
Edftion-l 25
Bacon's Essays and Historical Works, Londoa
Edifion-Sl
Schouw's Earth Plants and Man. and Kobelrs
Mineral Kingdom, London EditioD-1 Is
Demosthsnes' Oiynthiacs, Phihpics, "a, trans-
lated from Kennedy, London Ediuoa-ei
Also, all of Bohn's Editioas OF the CLASSICS
New Music received every week ia29
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NNOR SALE-A Steam Engine and Boiler
L that has been used for some two years pro-
peiiing the Dispatch Power Press. 1t is in order
for working, and will be sold low. Apply at this
ONCE. mn 7-ts
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= a very severe thunder storm occurred
10 the vicinity Of Miilsdgeville, Gsorgis, on The
1th inst. Much injury was done to gardens, ,
fields and roads, and the MiIledseviIIs and Ger
den Railroad was so damaged that ,ransport.-
ton upon il was suspended for dav or svo
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SMOhED BkEF.-Ave very nice iot of smoked
~ Beef-in store and for sale by
uhs r. WcoLRoLK, in.
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SPRING FASHION OF HATS
AAThe subscriber is in receipt of the Spring
fashions, to which he respectfully invites the a.ten
,ion of purchasers.
fe 12 John THONpSON
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III HARDWARE.-We are now In r.r.;., -f
- our SPRING STOCK of Hardware. f,.s-
lery, Gums and sadlery, and invite ths sttar.
Nun VI virginia, iennessee and North Caroline
slefcnants Visiting this market, TO the same (lur
assortment foc the season is verv comnIate sra
unusually large ooAP0''' ma
!, MeEcnants would do well to call and exsm,na
tne aooVe stock OF Goods before going North -
many were purchased before the recent ores, ~
vance in heavy Hardware ~
-, SMITH & ROBERTS,
mn II No "a West Main st., Richmond Va
FRESH HAKDWAKk-sPKI Ta19-
w .. q G. DONNAN, R1cHnoEp. u a."
,.nos., now receiving from England their Sprins
war. 'a'Ion o. blrmineham and Sheffield Hard.
Wafes cutlery and Guns. And from the
Maooiacturers III our own country Q yerv Iaroe
ana varied assortment of American Goods vhich
naslng been purchased exclusively for cash. md
bs1 sd ae aeeen! advance In prices they ena.
oieo ana determined to offer as low a. any regular
mouse whatever, either in this or other markets.
we thank our friends kindly for past fayors. ana
respectfully invite them, as well a. Merchants and
others generally, visiting Richmond, to call upon
w. 8. T. G. DoNNAN.
importers Of Hardware. No 10, Pearl q.
r EADE.MADk CLOTHING.-sPKING
- TRADE, l653.-The subscriber Ii now re-.
ceivtng his stock of Spring Goods to which he re-
sPectiuliy asks the attention of the trade. From
his long experience and untiring efforts In ,eecfing
one OF the most varied stocks ever cffeed IN Ricb.
mond he is enabled to offer to purchasers come.
thing really nice and well made. He asks Shose
who wish to purchase, to examine the work cut
and ut OF his stock, and compare with other stocks
In the city All he asks 10 fair trial. His assort
msnt will comprise every article In the line of
reedy-msde Clothing, and the newest STYLES OUT
Call on JAS D. GOODNAH
No l3a Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
NEW GOODS FOR PARTY DREs8R1.
~ Engish Grapes, Blue, White, Pink and Cherry
hicn Emproidered do do do do
DO Do do swks and Tarlton Mus.
Rns
Also, large stock Of Grape Shawls, some Of
them our own importation, very rich.
few Velvet Cloaks, which we win ser very
low.
French Mushn Delsines and Cashmeres, at cost
To which we invite the atsention Of the La6ies
WARREN 4 PERKINS,
Ie1 No III, Eagle s4uMs.
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II The Columbus, Georgia, Enquirer no.
tees the death Of William, oldest son of the
lite Judge Robert B. Alexander, in the 18th
year Of his age, in painful and sing man.
ner. He was at play With bis companions, when
one oi them aces::a.sniaiiy struck him with
small wire. the end Of which penetrated to the
brain, just above the eye.i He died the follow.
ing day.
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ID EADY MADE CLOTHING-sPRING

HI TRADE, lS53.-Tne subscribers are now
receiving their spring stock OF Ready Made Cloth
ing to which they respectfully ask the attention Of
the Virginia and North Carolina trade. The long
experience of the two senior partners in the man.
ufacture of clothing, enables them to offer our
toners something really nice and well made. We
ask those who wish to pnrchsse to examine the
"work. cut and t." of our stock, and compare with
other stocks IN the city-ai we ask Is fair trial
Our assortment will consist of the usual varie
ty and al the new styles out Call onl
NH ~ KEEN, CHILES q BALDWIN,
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"a FOR sALE-A very desirable House
III and Lot on Maddox Hill, near the resi-.
oence Of Mr. Saunders Possession can be had I'm
medistely. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

TKNkRAL AGENC Y.-The subsor16ers O.
VI fer their services TO the citizens of Richmond
and the urroun6ing country a. General Agents
and Collectors They viii attend to tte hiring ef
Negroes. renting out Houses, and collecting Of
ctalms either 10 the city Of Richmond or yictuity
NMBERLAKE Il LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with MIN ".
L. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
ectng business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern continuance Of ths ssme.
jslS ALFRED LEWELLEN
FENDkks And FIRk IRONs.-Brass
I green with brsss nonldingA bronxed and Mar
sery Fendess, suitable for city asd c0untry frs
places; bras bead poshed and kifchen Fire Irons.
assorted, In prices from so cents 70 a 50
Also, good assortment OF poliskod and braas
&C 70 VAN LEW = TAYLOR.
4 UatBkR.-s0,000 feet seasoned Oak Boards
IL for tobacco Boxes
so 600 feet Seasoned Susquehanna Boards
5000 feet Charleston aad Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 feet Assorted Rock Maple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half inch Cherry
soon ieat half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockeata, from boord ecan vlrejnla.
G n Cots and the Aivarado. For salo q ~ wAaxf
On sosemmodstina taus, hy
b ~ bkkvM = eARkA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

T MRS. TYLEK.-The European Times
makes some curious bIunders in identifying
Mrs. Tyler in connection with its notice other
famous letter to the Duchess Of Sutherland
1t speaks of her as "Mrs. Tyler, the widow of
the late American President of that name," and
as ga young and lovely creature, and before
her emigration to the South with her late hus-
band, was the belle of New York"
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O. FOX RENT-The newly built three story
H:a house, corner of Main and 2nd street The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
10 willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3-ts GEO. w. GRETTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

Ns UsT VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE
I'VE AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au.
tnoriz ed to sell those three valuable brick Tene.
ments on the Northwest corner OF Cary and l2,h
streets, now occupied BY punctusl tenants at fair
rentE.
Also, vacant Lot now used ss coal yard by
Mr. Samuel P. Hawes fronting % feet on the
North side OF the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
TO Cary street
Also the brick Dwelling on the South eide OF
Leigh betwesn End and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood having Z rooms, besides
kitchen, DC. Apply to
rnh g-ts w. GODDIN
- MA z = =. N 4 Il 4 - a - -. -s-I--5
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Vilette, by Currer Bell, author of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &C., price Soc
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, BY Cathe.
rine Sinclair, Soc
Dlsturnels Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being guide through the United States
and Canada; also, giving the Ocean Steam Packet
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges Liss
Of Hotels &c, with Map of the United States and
Canada, 25c
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, BY Pierce
Egan, Esq complete in one vol, 500
large variety of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly ON hand aud
for sale by GLIB.
NH
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READY MADE CLOTTNG5.
SPRING TRADE OF Iaso

SPRING TRADE OF 1859.
M Z are now receiving at ll2 1Inin street.
w our spring and Summer Stock OF Clothing
which is the best assortment we have ever offered
tor sale, embracing every variety and quality. Our
goods have been manufactured by ourselves: they
are well cat and made, and will be sold a. cheap
ss the same quality Of goods can be bought In any
market Merchants are requested to call and ex
anime our stock of Clothing, and we pledge our.
selves to show them goods, well suited to their
trade and at prices that will induce them to buy.
s. MERCHANT d. WEISIGER,
NH 9 liz Main street.
n NOTlCE-Hsving determined to turn my atten
v tion more particularly to a job work business
would make known 10 my friends aud the public
generally, that am now prepared 10 SET Crates,
put up steam Boilers, build Furnaces and Bake
Ovens, and all other job work connected with the
bricklaying business All work with which am
favored, shalt De done in q workmanlike manner.
Orders left at the City Drug Store OF Mr. jackson
Wood, Main street. will meet with prompt at.
tenton.
fe l4-lm* JOHN swANK
A LL SMALL BUYs.-H. r. TAYLOR, oth
a street, between Grace and Frankhn-My
school being exclusively for beginners, give spe
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch ONCE. My Rulo 10 persup-
.ory, put as gentle as possible. ocs
RUILDERS.-Theuno unoersisned hsYinV erected
- Shop on 3rd street, between Main and Cary
streets, intends conducting the CarpenteriuR
Business in ali its branches, and il now prepares
10 execute faithfully and promptly all orders that
msy De given to him. Thankful for the patronage
already extended to him. he b. pes, by strict Der.
sonar attention to his business, to merh a contin.
for any house.
fe IA lm* JOSEPH r. POWELL
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nLD MAhTELL BRANDY hat pipes
" Old Marteli Brandy. For sale by
mn WILLS LOMBARD
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A few more of those
odd size Doors, Blinds and Sash, at the factory,
ON Mayo street. -
fe Its NJ AMBLER
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nATS.-2oOv bushels OF prime seed Oa,s, Der
" schr D COlburne, for sale oy
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
mh Dock Wharf
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RICHARD MALONE.

- sTOhE AND DWkLL1NG FOR
S RENT.-We offer for rent, the Store and
dwelling on sixth street. near Marshall, lately oc.
cupied by Mr.. John Peroe. Possession may be had
Immediately.
NH 2 TOLER G COOK A0ents
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STONE CUTTINGs.-JOHN W DAVIES &,
~ CO, practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side of the Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
to merit the confidence of the public. de l6-6m
N Broad street, have constantly ON hand SUD.
ply Of Richardson's. (Sherry Wine) Bakers Pre-.
MUM and Hoofand's German Bsters Also. C@.
ters Spanish Mixture. now 90 justly celebrated for
the cure of Scrotsla and al diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood. fell
NEW B0OkS.-Receved and foe sale at No.
~ 50, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

HE AHTs.-A WH5NIugtUu teus. o"yss
Clark Mills. the artist, is tho recipient of se.
venty thousand dollars from the Legislation ot
last Cougress-$2 900 for the Jackson Statue
aud $4,000 for the Washington Equestrian
Statue, which will be forthwith begun. The
Jackson Statue is as beautiful as Il IS wonder
full, as work Of art. and i amases me 70 see
il poised, az il is, upon the nino ieet alone
IRE S,aiue of Peter the Great, the great work
of its Kind in Europe, have seen at ST. Pc
tersburph.. but the raw and un,utored Ameri-
can has ecIiosed this work, and every other,
especially 10 the ar. Of balancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

A NkW BOOk.-A Gazetteer OF rhe Unn ed
IN States oil America comprising concise gen.
era view of the United States, and particular de.
scrip:iOns of the several States Territories Coun.
ties, Districts, Cities, Towns, Villages the Noun.
tains Valleys Islands. Capes, Bays, Harbors. Lakes
Rivers, Canals. Railroads, &c with the Govern.
ments and Literary and other Instisusions of the
Country also, the Mineral Springs, Waterfalls,
Caves, Beeches and other fashionable Resorts to
which are added valuable Statistical Tsoles, aad
Map of the Uni.ed States. By JOHN HAYWARD, au
thor of the New England Gazetteer, and several
other geographical and statistical works.
q This work is sold only By Agents. The on.
iy agent for Virginia is now in town.
LUTHER ROOT, Agent,
nal-2wf Washington Hotel
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q FOR RENT OR SALE.-The three
BS story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 5th
streets, adjoining my residence. 1t has recently
been put in complete repair, and is furnished with
cooking range, bath room, wSter Closets, gas fx.
lures, and other convoniences. It's airy, elevated
position exterior and interior fnish render this ona
OF the stelegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For terms, apply to
fe 2l-ta Nm JAMES RnI TON
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A curious case of alleged Kidnapping was
under examination at Hamilton, Canada, at last
accounts. A very young man named Harvey
Smith, was brought up. charged with having
induced two young colored men to sell them.
selves into slavery, by telling them that he
would divide the proceeds of the sale equally
among them, rnd insure their return to Cana.
da by stealing them from their purchasers.
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nADEs' EXTRACT JAMAICA GIN.
II GER-Warranted equal to any ia use, At rs
cents per bottle, or three bottles for so csnts.-
Manufactured and sold by
w. N DADE, Chemist,
NH Main street. near Old Market.
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RAILROADS IN CAEADA.-The Montreal
Herald publishes railroad table, of which it
says:
By this table it will be seen that of 205l
miles Of road, we have already in operation
225 miles, 608 miles under construction, and
1911 miles for which charters have been OBJ.
taned. OF these last, however, 523 mies-the
" main trunk" from Trois r fistoles to Quebec,
and from Montreal to Hamilton-are now con.
tracted for, and their construction may be con.
aidered secured; leaving 688 miles OF charter
ed road not yet contracted for.
Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley says: {" l
was interested in watching the beautiful Mexi.
can horses, mostly high stepping Brazeadors,
that were prancing along, as conceiied as any
man, and twice as handsome. / have been
positively assured that they teach them to
raise up their forelegs immensely high, (which
they almost all do) by putting on them magni-
flying spectacles when young, by which means
the stones on the road are made to appear like
large blocks in tine way. and they lift up their
legs in order to step over them, and so acquire
the habit"
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Liebig lately commenced course Of public
lectures at Munich, with lecture on the ma
ture Of flame. He spoke particularly Of Hy.
drogen and Oxygen, the process Of burning,
the nature Of the fame, the influence Of other
bodies upon its intensity, &c., accompanying
the whole with a variety of experiments.
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.,EkVANTS FOR kIKE.-We have 70 hire
y for the balance of the year, four Negro W0-
men, of different qualifications, and B ey about
Is years of ago, juss from the country.
ToLER q COOK,
NH , General Ageap.
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MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIxIK.-Ihis
III invaluable remedy for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, is the recipe of a most
worthy and esttmaDe Virginia lady. and has been
proven By the experience of many of our own
citizens, 70 be all that it is represented. From
great number of certificates that have been volun-
tarily given. the following from well known
citizen of Richmond, is offered to she public
Read it.
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-29

100 bbls q g. almonds, - do r. s. Dc, Is Dc Gibsf,s
% bbls ESglish Sainnis. Is do cream Hnis
400 kegs nails, 4 10 81, 500 do biued ard "a nails
SO do fence doo, and 10 35OdO brad DO O. and TO-
100 DO finishing DO, s. ard 10, 800 do wrought DO
IS do spikes. 10 10. 80 bEs tacks 20 Il oz Do
so bags eoftO1 yarn, 200 do dOEes DO,
$50 bags white eaipei warp, 100 do cold do 60,
40 baies baifiag, 10 DO candle wick
400 Co wrapping iwins, sJ bbIs mackerel, T. a. asA
400 haIG bbis maekeFel. Nos. !, 2 and .,
100 bbls roe behring's, so bEs sesled DO,
50 eks Eng. cOihsh, - DO Grand Bark 90,
1900 bxs eoddsh, 100 lbs each, ~ bbls No. szlsor
200 cans Baltimore Coye oysters,
50 eases sasdiBfa NbOies, half and quarsJs
20 bbIs TeesD nuts. IOO bags pea nuis,
1000 Bushels dfied apples, So % 6risd pesstss,
&C bxs iallow eaGdlss. 10 bHs pain soap,
81 bxs O,ean soap. 100 DO star candies,
~ bxs sperm eabdi>s, ~ DO CzFiils soap.
30 bSs shaving soap, 100 els BOaOB saisra;as,
200 bxs starch, 200 bis Wilmington Tar,
100 bbis cider vinegar. 80 kegs rife powder,
30 kegs blasting pOUdeT. 100 cases canister DO.
million G.. ID. ears, 1CO n feet safe " fuse,
200 bags pepper 100 dc slspice. 10 czsss fBfBsg,,
% bbis cloves 1850 mats csstia ~ bbls gfS gbgsT
% bags race gingeT, 10 bxs mustard,