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For the Spirit of Democracy.
The Temperance Question.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t seems to me a reply to
the communion OF Mr.. Horace HOLLAND.
which appeared in the last number of your
paper, is demanded al the hands Of come
member of the meeting that put in nomi.
nation a candidate in opposition to him,
for Representative. As a member Of that
meeting | have a few words to say, and
hope to be able TO avoid the use Of strong
terms and i~ndeocroes language.
In the first place Mr.. HOLLAND says that
he has understood from his iriends that
a report has been put in circulation that
he had pledged himself. ifelected, to sup
port the Maine Liquor Law OF It's equiv
alent." II such a report is in circulation
il is news 10 me, as il no doubt is to your
readers. scarcely think any one, know
ing Mr.. HOLLAND, would make such q
charge. 1t appears very much like the
building up q .n,an of straw" for the
pleasure OF knocking it down.
Again: Mr.. HOLLAND asks the follow
ing question which | think will be answer
ed to his satisfaction by the time | con-
clude. "Why did these men,, composed
Of the fail-ends of all parties and factions,
hold q meeting for the purpose Of denounc-
ing me on account Of my views and dec
larations on the subject Of the Maine Law
Now If any meeting was ever held in this
county "for the purpose of denouncing'
Mr.. Holland ION account Of his views,'
&c., it has never yet came to light. A
mass temperance meeting was held on the
18th Of August last. but it was not held
'for the purpose of denouncing" him.
neither was the meeting ofthe 7th ofSep-
tembsr. composed of delegates appointed
at the mass meeting, held for that purpose.
The mass meeting was held nearly three
weeks prior TO his nomination and at that
time il was determined the other should be
held, and before it was known who would
be nominated, consequently that . meet.
in was held to denonnce him is another
imam Of straw" Az to either Of these
meetings being "composed ofthe tail-exds
ofM parties and factions" ! leave for
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NEW York Politics.

The Democracy of New York seem to
be tolerably well divided. The contest
waves warm. Dickinson is on the stump
leading on the Hard Shells, and Prince
John Van Buren,, on the other side, spoke
at Albany on Tuesday last. Both wings.
however. seem to emulate each other in
their devotion to Franklin Pierce. and his
inaugural and policy. In regarding these
Unfortunate divisions the Democracy Of
Ohio NAV congratulate themselves on the
Arm and united front which they now pre-
sent before the countrys-Statesmap.
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Paying a Part Of the Defalcatio
State Fair at DAYTON.

We have no opportunity, this week. OF
giving any extended account of the State
Fair, last week, at Dayton. From all we
see in our exchanges, and what we gather
from those with whom we have conversed.
We judge that the exhibition. except per-
haps in the show Of horses and hogs, hard
ly equalled that last year at Cleveland; but
the multitudes in attendance, and the re-
ceipts for badges and tickets, exceeded
considerably those of any previous year.
The excellence of the ground, and the pre-
parationtions, also, are said to have ex-
celled those Of any previous exhibition
We shall doubtless give some further ac-
count of it Observation-Disclosures.
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Sandwich. Islands.
The French Fleet on the scay to the Sand
Wich Islands.

The French Fleet on the scay to the Sand
wich Islands.
Extract from a letter received by Wells,
Fargo & Co., from an American Com.
mercial House in Honolulu, Sandwich
Island. dated July Cd, 1858.
1.-The small pox is raging among the
natives. From thirty to forty of late have
been dying daily. We hope that it will
soon run its course and stop. The u. S.
Sloop of war Portsmouth smiled a week
ago for Lahaina, TO give her men liberty
there. Yesterday the U. S. frigate St.
Lawrence, Commodore Dulaney, arrived
in the outer roads, and on learning the
state Of sickness she left Immediately for
Lahaina. in pursuit Of the former ship.
We conjecture that there is something in
the wind, or these two ships Of war would
not arrive here so soon after each other;
and again, when the frigate was outside
Diamond Point, she fredforty-four guns
she was fully prepared for action. 1t is
reported by her that eleven French men oil
war are on the coast, and are probably
destined for these Islands. We hope so.
We are informed, credibIy. that should
there be any arrival of a French charac.
ter, with any warlike demonstrations, the
stars and stripes would be Immediately
run up on the different Islands. We are
anxiously waiting for such an event. Ii
will sooner or later occur.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to
the 18th Of July, and were brought by the
sloop Of war Portsmouth. Dramatic en-
~tertainments are given regularly at the
Hawaiian Theatre. Messrs. Bingham,
Simpson, Ranlowe and Mrs. Ray. are
mentioned as part of the company. There
are W. volunteer companies in Honolulu;
the First Hawaiian Guard and a Cavalry
Corps. A lot was sold on Britannia stree,
for a church. for S2.1OO. The population
of the Island is supposed to be 84,165.
Deaths during the pastyear4 1920. Births,
l.422; or nearly three deaths to a birth
The measles and whooping cough are sup
posed to have taken off 10000, in 1847
and l848, and it is thought the small pox
will now take off 5000 more. The ma
tives are fast falling away. The fearful
ravages Of the small pox has created great
alarm at Honolulu; 1876 cases have been
reported, and 578 deaths. 1t is expected
that the whaling feet will no dare to touch
at that place in the fall. The report oil the
Board Of Health, however, states that the
disease is diminishing in the city proper
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az In Oregon a general Indian wal APP
pears to have broken out, and il will be a
war of determination. Gov. Curry has
semitic Vancouver's Island for arms, which
were promptly sent to Rogue River. Judge
Skinner, Indian agent for the Rogue Riy-
district, had been butchered in a horri-
BILE manner by the Indians. In Elk VAL
ley a party of 90 men under Lieut.. Ella
had a fight with l5O warriors, the battle
three hours, and Eve men were kill
ed, snd five wounded. They killed only
six Indians. In Scott Valley several set
had been murdered by Indians, and
white men killed in skirmishes.-
Boston Post.
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ne Yair On Thursday, next.

lis % Be hoped that members Of the
Ilsnroe County Agricultural Society will
30 prompt IN the payment Of their mem
bsfship dues. Let there be no backward
ness 10 shiss matter.
h would be well if the members Of the
didsrsnt committees would report them
solves 70 the Secretary on the first day Of
The Fair, 20 that il may be known what
.vavAnoies are 10 be filed.
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Plumber Scheme Stopped.

The conviction and sentence of JOHN
S. DYE, OF the "Bank Mirror" for issu.
ing and circulating fraudulent currency,
was yesterday announced in the papers
Dye was found guilty, fined fue hundred
dollars, and ordered to prison unless i,
was paid. He managed to raise the money
and is now at large. DYE had all his ar
rangements perfected for putting out a large
issue of the bastard trash, but he has been
headed in the knavery in a signal manner,
and honest laborers and traders protected
from the infamous scheme to plumber them
OF their property.-Cineinaat Enquirer.
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new Candidates.

In o-day'spaper will be found the names
of two new candidates from Guernsey
county. The letter, requesting their an
nouncement, says they were nominated BY
80 C~anssntion Of The People"
We trust NJ friends in Guernsey will
oct in q good faith towards the presen,
nominees of The GAINESVILLE Convention,
a. did The Democracy Of this county two
years lso.
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where he tipples. We can prove this
charge, ~ifrequired. We have in orr hands

where ne uPpleS. We can prove this
charge. ifrequired. We have in onr hands
the documents, with references to seven
Of the most respectable men of Crawford
county, to show that this precious Maine
law man in promise, is grossly derelect in
practice. After taking has social glass
,oith a company Of friends, passing out of
the bar room, and on discovering the tenn
perance hand bill flaming with his
name, as n Of the lecturers Of the even
ing; and on being joked by his jolly COM
panions, at the ridiculous position in which
he was thus placed, he petulantly replied
that he Thought the Wings vou7d haze
had more sense than to haze him dezirer a
temperance lecture in such a county as
Crawford, and that he would not do it, so
soon after drinking" He threatened 10
60 home without speaking; and did call
tor his team and sneak off without the
speech. Yet this is the gentleman who
favors the Maine law-Oh! yes, this is the
purist. who would "shield our youth from
temptation, and deliver them from evil
protect our people from the desolating en-
croachments Of intemperance-withstand
its certain tendency to the corruption of
private and the debasement Of public NOR.
ais" and to do this would go in for the
Msinelaw. The hypocrite,-,o gain votes;
TO strengthen Bolts w~eakling baby.
whiggery. by Uniting it with Free Soilism;
Ito stab Myers by a bold and reckless
thrust from b~ehind-this drinker at a COM
mon bar breaches about the "solemn du-
ties of a Christian statesman''in reference
to the Maine law! Can the honest Free
Sellers of this State degrade themselves
and the noble franchises Of freemen, by a.
doping any such bibbing wing adventurer
and shallow trickster?
1t has long been a settled scheme of
Greedy. Giddings, Vaughn and some other
half wing, half Free Soil leaders, to have
what is called a fusion. Greedy has re.
commended that the Maine Law should be
the tertium guild on which they all could
settle down. Giddings visited Columbus
to bring Brother Bascom over to this pro-
iect, but it was too hard a dose for even
him to swallow. Judge then. ye Gods!
how nauseate it was. The little Cleveland
clique with Allen fawning and fguring'a-
round it. conceived at last, this contempt
BILE letter-had Buckingham drawn off and
Allen hurraed for, while Myers was false
ly decried-under the expectation that no.
body would dare unmask their decking de-
signs. Vain expectation! We shall
show them up yet further, until the people
shove them down into the infamy they do
not coye:. but we'll deserve.
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The Eyening Star.

This il the tide Of an excellent daily
paper published in the city eff ashinston.
The prospectus Of the Weekly Star will
Be found in to-day's paper. II any Of our
resders want : ne,cs-paper from that city,
thsy cannot DO better than to subscribe for
the Weekly Star.
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Rememhar.

That MISSION BARRERE voted in Con-
gress against Land Reform, and that the
Wing party. knowing that his feelings were
asainst granting LANDS to the landless,
pominssed him - their standard bearer.
RENEMssa, That WILLIAM MEDrLL has
advocated the granting oflands to the land.
lass and homes 70 the homlsss, and that
The Democratic party has taken strong
grounds 10 favor Of the same Just and ..
quitable measure.
Rsmembsr these things when called up.
on o. vofs.-O. s. Democrat
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The reply Of Secretary Marcy to
Rir. Hulssmar, the Austrian Charge d. AZ.
faires, relative 70 the Koszta affair at Smyr.
M. e publishsd in the Baltimore Sun, Of
Saturday,. and l. lengthy and able doc
ument. The Sun says ii is impressed with
sssisnsl ability. cogency, consistency. and
fidelity to Amsrican principles and the
CREST interests Of mapkind.n
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In favor ofthe bill, Democrats 1890. 36
Wings ...........14
Free Sellers. ...... ]
Against the bill, Democrats .........2
Wings ........... 8
&c Sc Free Sellers.

Thus will it be seen. that every Wing in
The Senate. without a single exception.
voted in favor Of the bill giving "a per day
to members Of the Legislature. as did also
more than one hall Of the Wings in the
House of Representatives.
The same papers charge as a crime on
the Democracy, the giving Of living sala-
ries to the State officers. Every Wing in
the Senate voted to raise the sararies Of
the State officers and Of the Judges of the
Supreme Court to a salary higher than
now given.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-05

A farmer Of jefferson Co., Va. had q
field of wheat. this year, that yielded 60
bushels to the acre.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-05
William MediII.
Lieutenant Governor
James Myers.

&c., &c., or you may, in your anxiety for
some ~favorite candidate for a County Of.
fee, vote uninten,ionally for your political
opponents. Bear this in mind, and re.
member the election day is
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-05

o1eIken news from Europe looks con-
silsss6ly wsrslike. See telegraph news
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Baltimore Marked.

Coffee III to lee. Flour $6.i2. -Wkeat
$1,35. Tobacco market is fair. but no
so active as last week. Sales of 700 hide.
Ohio at a shade advance. Cattle sales
average 1856 gross. Hogs from &6,75
to $7,25 per 100 lbs, and quite scarce.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-05

New York, Sept. 99.-Gen. James Tall
madge. ex-senator and ex- Ministerto Rus
STA, died very suddenly at tho Mesropoli-
tan Hotel, on returning from the Crystal
Palace.
The Pacific Railroad Company met to-
day. Forty-three millions OF dollars were
subscribed by 81 persons from every Sec
ton Of the country. Adjourned to meet
in two weeks.
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n n "a HNi-HI,G H,RDW tRE--we are nov N re
and complete assortment OF Holse-far'
nishng articles, consisting OF
Brass Pierced Iron, Wire and Nursery Tenders
Polished rass Head shovels, rongs and Pokert
Copper, Brass and Jappaned Coal HOis
Polished Steel and Brass foomvn
Iappancd Fire Carriers
Bronred M Cast Iron And Irons
Rodgcrs superior Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Superior American Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Buffalo and Buck Handle Knives and Forks
Silver Plated and AlhatN Table and Dessert Forks
sy Plated Slv and prana Tea and Table spoons
Block Tin C,nee Pots, Tea Pots, G Tee and Tea Urns
Steak Dishes, Oyster Tureens aud Dishes
Waters in srtts singy
Brass and White Metal Candle sticks
Snursr
Curtain Bands and Pins beautiful IssorfleEf
Together with Cooking Utensils kind, for sale
lowby AND. JOHNSTON co.
Dealers in HsTdEard. Oitlsry, &c.
q he Main -.
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HARDWARE,

uthDN AXE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1883
II 4. NOOIE a 60. Importers dni Dealer IN FOREIGN
III dad DOMESTIC HARDElRE, SO Mdia street, Rich
r7oHd Ia steamships and packets rc liv
uf Of birmingham and
HARDWARE, and fum tire manufacturers in this
they received full supply Of American HARDWARE
consisting in part Of
"Rcd-ers' wostcnhous fine Pen and Pocket Knives
and Pocket Knives % various makers and styles
Buck, Rome. Ebony. Ivory Handle Knives Forks
Handle Knives and Perks, In sets 81 and IS picccs
wade Butcher's superior Rsrors and shears
single and Double Barrel Guns, superior
Pistols, Rdcs Ride barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter, Los, Well and fth Chains
collins" Simmons" and Virginia Axes
"Amcs" and "RoSlAnds" Spades and Shovcb
Mil, Pitt. Gross Cut aud Circular Saws
Auviis. Vices, and Suriths Bellows
Slcdgc and Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies
Blister, SHEAR, ami Cast steel
Cas;nFs Horse shoes and Horse Nails
IIors, Collars, Blind Brides and Hammers
Birdie Filings NoTsted Rcins and Girths
Locks and Hinges Of des-r,ption
Planes Chiscs Augcrs and FILES, all kinds
Platform anI Counter Scales; Pat Balance
English O. d. Per Caps all other goods usually
fluuJ IN HARnN stores
selected with and attention.
chased th favorable terms they feel assured they Of
merchants visiting this city, and respect
ly them examination Of thei stock they de
sell a. low regular house Ia this Of the
Northern cities. aulG
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SPH1iL KNPRRss NOTICE-PARisEN q KINGS Viz
gina and Worth Carolina Fr,igh, Pncknge and Parst

SFHINI fNPHf1s NDIItE-PAIIIsEN q kINBr VIZ
- gnla ana North Carolina Freight, Package. and Parcel
ENPKsSs, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND Jamestown
The having bought the interest Of DOdges
Virgins North Carolina EHpTss aud made
with the New Virginia Steamship Company the
transportation Of their Express between New York and Rchond
take pleasure In informing merchants and public generally OF
Richmond that and
under charge Of special description Of Freight
valuable Packages Jcwe Rpccie Bank Notes Exchange &e
The execution Of all orders small with prompnes and
fidelity and at the lowest long In the
Express husinss North and Hast, ample means ability an@
make this Express Of Virgins and
Earth Carolina will be sufficient guarantee 70 the
chants Of this enhance their interest by giving
% Of their patronage aad the Propretors guarantee on
their part general satisfaction 10 their patrons beth In regard TO
W. p PARIsFN,
J. II. KING,
Projectors, New York.
WIN T. MAULE Agent Pearl street. door from Main, under
L. 4 lnnLl
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Tvs Richmond. Va, n the Dock.
- DEGtih LINZ OF boNIs FOR
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
". regularly wSrsp,rs BELLY, Captain
Johnson DESPATCH, Cook, regularly onSkrURpATs
These compelled leave advertised in order TO
shippers therefore depend
regularity. No ray freight taken.
l Freight for this line b. sent day except
SATURDAY, After O'Clock. p. NJ.
A. =. Ike.
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80 - No. HsER 49,

llIthNIOND ND DANNIILE RtIIROAD- OPEN TO
Ia ONERBYS, 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct 3d. s the Train
will daily Sundays exeepte
The Train will passengers points
Manchester Robous, Coal Field TomahaSk
Chua, Amelia House. wyanoke Jenninys Ordinary
haytokah, Liberty Church. Meherrn, Kyyne
and 0yeTby's.
al A NJ
at ~ "a O'Clock, p. ~
Chidrs. 10 ahd Is years half price.
be
passes be ohce and must be
pressy stated the that they
Passengers for Halifax O. II. and Danyile
Fisgg Co.'S four horse coaches Oyerby's daily Pas
Grecn-boruugh,
North Carolina Ragg ho!se Coaches
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturiSTs Pas
sngersor ClATksvile Milton, o. C-oGa and YAnceyye
meet Moss cos Csasnss at overoys Tuesday, Thursdays
Ind SstGrusys and for Milton Yanceyvie
line. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, OveTby's.
Passengers for Iynchburg South Side
dail
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Spn srnBsR snoss-y.., ssssiysd .. ne Lasi..' ~.
part Of An orders The stock Rneeer
aud Win be warranted 10 be Affected By
tnre Of the weather. II Of:
Rubber nd
. long legs. br wadinx and Wishing
Mems India kaeeer shoes, Clogs, slippers, Sandals &C.
Womens India Rubber Bnskins Slippers
Clogs, and over 0Aiters
Ladies'
beautiful an ma
Answyls Of Ges..msr Rubbsr
Ned also at the Ladies'
ns them out before aud the for the
rr no other dealer In Norfolk
Carolina can % them unless purchased through
merchant. Norfolk,
Carolina be supplied prices at the Lds
Soos, with the gois this celebrated FACTORY They ar.
superior In point Of dnab d, beauty STYLE any
that made In this ,unry. '
fuly solicited.
The Ladies' Saloon Is at No 81 Main street, Norfolk va Sign
OF the Large Plate Glass Windows.
nole w "A ADDIN0TON a IN Noxtoil
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FALL IMPORTATION


CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND FANCY ARTICLES
ruNHE SUBSCR Der offers In
want, his complete EdrIAeniodre CAfHd
h"CHncry Fancy ARTICLES Of hs
from the fvoLe factories Of England and France together with
full stock Of PLATA Pressed. yarIs
y Ac Ae The assortment comprises the folloNing
Dinnsr seie, Decorated Gold Band, and White
do White, Granite Print, Flow ing Blue Pur
pie, Damaseene, Plum, and Lilac
Tea Services b. ~ &C. Co.
inPrce from s3 to slOO per
Water Pitchers,
BASINS and Ewers; Toilet hlch Vases
Common and Decorated Mags
Common Earthenware, suitable for country trade
Plated Goods Dessert and Table Spoons
sert FORKS, Salt and Mustard spoons, NApk In
Mustard Pots, Batter Knives, Casters
Table Cutlery-lyory Handle Table Sets, OF 81 piec
Do do Knives and Forks in dozens
Bsnnia w.rs~Casisr. from the most common 10 the hes.
manufactured, Spoons and Ladies, Safety
Fluid Lamps
Looking GasseI-sIhendd Gilt Ornamental Frames Prenof
Plate various sizes, suitable for MAhtei y Pier
DO do Mahogany Frames, in reat variety, and
Toilet Glasses
Glass Ware-Plan Pressed, Tumbiers Wines Pitch
Salyrrs, Bowls, Preserve Dishes, Decanters, Lem
onades, Egg Glasses, GobIcts, Champa!sns Safety
fluii Lamps Water Bottles. Butter Plates, syrup
MOlAsses Cans Salt CeerIes, Caster
Preserve Jars, Rish Globes
LAmpsThe Improved Solar Lamp Of which the suescrher
the sole proprietor, PAToT, Hail. Store, Factory
Hand Lamps, in great variety
ChAndaieTs, Burners furnished
BILE terms
Walters ana trays Lanterns Table Mats Dish Covers
Toy, Tea, aud Dinner sets
Stone Ware, at factory prices.
The subc ber onea Of the Goods TERMS
and satisfied that from Country Merchants
nat his stock IA
in the State Small ProAts and quick Sales is his
Call at III West Msn street.
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sss2 ~ 49, zIhsR

<~sRE>r NORTHERN MAIL RtIrE-REDUCIION or
u FIRE no BALTIMORE AND PHILiDELPHA-on
and er Monday 18th instant through tickets to Baltimore
ma he obtained Of this Company over Their
T1ute via Warrington, on the following terms, via; -
To Baltimore,
To Philadelphia at....-... "
through the Washington and Baltimore free Of any extra
,a, whatever daily lines between Phila
.pha York. rates varying from " to - Tor each
us aud proportonattb for second class pssn
- m. uc can loss for cheap and comfortable
tnp o York. l.,
above allow reasonable sojourn In
Washington Baltimore, without derment to any privilege
conferred by them. :. hoIn
orFcE r., y. +. X. X. Co, :.
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JOSEPH II. coLoUIrT, A
SUPPLY

sNtNN|I
ETC, ETC, for sale by DOVE n co.
10000 lbs sup Carb Soda, best Newcastle
l5,us0 lbs CoppvTas, bright Green
- bbls Fire Proof p mt, 1879 los Ial,so
1919 z.ioas SOAR OIL; COO lbs BoraN, Woods best
casks Nutmegs; 3 casks MaddeT
white Lead, in OIL cask Bluestons
goo 900 Cigars assorted goo boxes Chewing Tobacco
5000 papers Smoking Tobacco; 10 bills Fps salts
10 bbls Alum: 10 bills Nenci. Red
gO1 lbs Glue, Irish; Ito dozen Mustang Eminent
100 dozen Arabian I4nim-ni 1000 lbs Tonqua Beans
1890 lbs Extract Logwood
geo lbs Paris Green, dry and In oil
200 lbs Chrome Green $50 lbs Chrome Yellow
8bales fresh Cloves; 200 dozen yermjflve- escorted
gross Yeast povlgrs. 80 DOS nulfs sOaP
10 sross soap; 10 Brown Windsor Soap
2s boxes Palm Soap boo lbs Scotch snun, IN papers
15doEen Paint buckets; 10 bbs Copal Varnish
loo dozen Tooth Brushes; 100 dozen Shaving Brushes
10 gross Brandreh's Pills; leo gross Matches
loo boxes Transparent soap, 500 lbs Ginger
1ukegs Emery assorted; 5J0 dosen CoOgnes, assorted
gross seidHtE and soda Powders; o. Boxes, = 10
bbls Birthstone; cases Vanilla Beams
Together with usual OF Drugs Medicines
Paints OILS articles Of which oder the
A