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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08
A Dig UNDER TIE FIFTH RIB.-The Tribune hc
the following.

the following
The Richmond Wing speaks of THE TRIBUNE as
tolerated 6ya geaerOes public forbearance. Consid
erihg that The Wing probably enjoys a total cir
culation of some 500 copies daily, and perhaps
900 sem-weekly and weekly, and that most likely
large proportion of its patrons never pay for their
their papers, while THE TRIBUNE has more than
l50, 900 subscribers, all of whom actually pay in
advance--pr aMoysand, times as many as The Wing,
representing at least thousand times as many rotes
as that journal can possibly influence, even allow
ing that its subscribers vote for their human cattle
as we'll MS for themselves--this language of our
Virginan cotomporary appears sufficiently charae-
terstic.
The Wing also thinks our subscribers must be
either fools or Villains However that may be, the
number of those who don't knoT how to read is
much smaller among them than among the people
of Virginia, and we have never heard OF one whose
yillainy was so extreme as to make bushes Of
selling his own sons and daughters-a thing said
not to be uncommon among the oldest families of
that ancient State, whose decay is eyinced by
nothing moro strikingy than by the present stand
ing and conduct of o journal which once bore a
character so respectable as The Richmond Wing.
The Society of Friends in Pennsylvania, New
York, New England, Michigan, and Canady, pro-
pose 10 establish free cotton factory" and use
..-Als - ~ ~. - e f.aa 1ekA
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DIR mrrklg Cnlllet
Friday morning II: Fob. ~, 1854



Our contemporary, the Adtocate
in yesterday evenings edition. gave us
infull, the proceedings Of the Union
which has just finished its delibtra'
tions In to-inorrow's edition, we shall
copy them, and comment at length on
the spiritand influence. 30 far, The I'm
ion has proceeded safely, and it ismani-
fest from the proceedings, that the
aim and object is to get full and fair
expression Of the feelings Of each mem
Der of the fraternity on all matters con
nected with the social intercourse and
pecuniary benefit Of the profession.--
The preamble and resolutions offered
by our friend, Standard Of the st.
Franeisville Chronicle, we regard as
the ground work Of our strength, and
will, we doubt not, he uppermost in
the minds Of The editorial corps, when
combating the views and opinions of
their conJreyes. We do not like the
scale Of prices proposed--think them
entirely too high, and liable to many
other objections, apart from pecuniary
considerations. But the scale is only
offered for the consideration of the
Press, and the views eff each member
il desired In order that an expression
Of the general sentiment may be hau
in May next at which time the Union
will hold its third meeting.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
St1M Judicial Dist. Coa~t--Par.
ISL Of East Baton Romge. ay
DAVID PRES,
No.11s4.

J. s. HAmrros. ct al. Ht1a d.7ts
DY VIRTUE Of awrit Of a ia. issued in
- the above, entitled and numbered
cause and to me directed from the Hon
Sixth Judicial District Court, In and for the
Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
will expose at public sale at the Cour,
House door of said Parish, in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the 1a day 0,
April next, A. D., 1854, at IL o'clock, "A. M
all the right, title, interest and claims OF
James M. McCutcheon Of the defendant in
the above entitled cause in or to the Pro-
perty hereinafter set forth and described ;
surrendered by said defendant James M
McCutcheon to pay and satisfy the judg-
ment, interest and cost in the above entitled
cause, to wit: : l| l'tfeii gJ'
The undivided one. half of the following
IA certain tract Of Land or plantation, sit
uated on Wards Creek, near the Bayou
Manchac in this Parish East Baton Rouge,
at about fourteen miles from the city OF
Baton Rouge, containing two hundred and
eighty nine and a'tQif arpents, more or'less
bounded on the East and South by land for
merly of VIM. Herrin, now DR.. F. NJ Here
ford; on the West by lands of Jno. c Fore
man, and on the North by lands Of Gritty,
with the undivided one half of all the build
ings and improvements thereon also the
undivided one half Of another tract of land
fronting on the Bayou Manchac ir this
Parish East Baton Rouge, containing six
hundred and Fifty acres, and bounded above
by lands formerly Of Comeaux, now Of
Aubin, and below by those formerly of
Stephen Cobbs now Joseph A:Cotton.
Terms of Sale---cAsH, with the benefit
of appraisement,
feb-26tds. III. V. BAIBN, Sheriff
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The papers are arguing stou,

1.-THE papers are arguing stoutly
in support Of the manufacture Of wine
from the native grape. The editor Of
the Hartford Times is very earnest
about it, under the inspiration Of a
bottle that he found upon his desk,
aud feels satisfied that wine can be
produced in Connecticut in large quan-
titles, and at great. profit to the pro-
ducer. What is said Of Connecticut,
is especially true Of. this place, and we
believe the time is not far distant when
the native wine, as a temperance rem
edy, will be introduced to Danish the
Internal Installations that debauch our
people. -Ci7ctnnati Unionist.
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n &
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA vs. Pho
rEsraNTtsM.-A correspondent Of the
New York Times, for two years resi-
dent in Europe, says !: fns 5a
"As soon as Russia has gained The
power It seeks, in Turkey over the
Greek Church, all those Missionaries
will be served as those Of Seotland
were, who were driven from the shore
of the Black Sea about two years ago.
They will have no place in Turkey or
Greece. This has been the grand
business Of Nicholas for SOME years
lie has converted hundreds Of thous-
ands Of Lutherans and Others, over
whom Russia has stretched her gov
eminent Of late years, at the point Of
the bayonet, driving snch as he could
without resistance into his Greek
Church, and such as would not con-
fess, into his prisons. The rapid in
crease of the evangelism and Ameri-
can view Of Christianity in the Greek
and Armenian Churches in Turkey,
is giving alarm to the Autocrat.
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The Hall,

Talk Of Balls but Of all the balls Il
has been our good fortune to look on,
the one At the Harvey House Saloon,
on the night of the ed was by all
odds, THE BALL. It surpassed in num-
Der Of sweet faces, fashion, lamp light,
music, dress, pleasure and all other re-
quisits, to make full and brilliant
ball, everything ever witnessed before
in this city. II any fault could be
found ; objection might be made to
the numbered Gents who occupied the
centre of the hall, to the terror Of stiff
skirts, and light lace dresses. This
however was the f,ult Of the ROOM
A ball room should be arraged SO that
the lockers on, may see and be seen
without interrupting the dance, or rem
dering a collision in the waltz, a terror
to the walters.
Would that there was no restraint
upon us, that we might enter into the
spirit Of the thing, and dwell AZ lenght
on the heauteous form and features Of
the damsels then and there assembled
would that we might dwell in ecstacy
on the sweet linaments Of the fair ones,
and contrast beauty with beauty. But
this is now inadmissable the day was
when i might with prcpriety be done.
but the day has passed. The town has
become city and il is Of that size, where
the descriptive pen becomes mncrved.
A contemporary at our elbow, who is
direct from the Crescent says he
had to indulge in fitful glances at the
sparkling eyes on Wednesday night,
and his nervous system even then, re-
quired stimulents, to support him un-
der the full influence. He says at the
late Bah at Odd Fellows Hall--where
there was 80 largo number Of ladies
he did not sec more beauty, than at
the Harvey House. Where Is there
in the catalogue ofLouisiana's daugh-
tiers a more sparkling jewell than the
Bell Of Iberville; or some Of tho fair
damsels Of West Baton Rouge 81
Where will you 60 to find a parallel
in every grace, to our own lovely Miss
D., and Miss c., and Miss
B.. by Jupitcrl' to use a trans.
lated French expression God was
happy when he made them.'
Though the Ball is ovcr--the lights
are out--the hall deserted--and the
last echo Of the music of that occasion |
is Tor ever dead, yet the recollection
thereof, has not--and with some we
fear cannot perish.
B ----~-----e~o--~---------
n~.Tbn v>a~.1. A.. = 4, ~, ~ !
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JOHN sTRUTHERs & SONS
MARBLE B. SAND STONE YARD,
No. 900 HIGH STREET, !.
PHI TIA n 1 MA.

! E- PHI A D Ell HI A. .
MARBLE Mantels, Monuments, ToTibs
lVl and Grave Stones constantly on hand.
Every description Of Ornamental Work
and statuary executed and imported. Or
ders for public or private buildings execu-
ted with promptness and despatch.
". B--Designes will be sent for Mantels,
Monuments and Grave Stones, ard oil work
shipped insured from breskage when re-
quired j t ass jim. II ly.
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y. a. J. g. COnroy,
no. kg Fulton Sfreef. NesY.Y

NO. by Fulton street, NeWsYOTk,
MOULD call the attention Of dealers to their
w large assortment OF Fishing Tackle, of the
best qualities and most desirable varieties, viz !.
Salmon, Lake ami Trout Flies Floats, Lines, Nets,
Reels and Rods Of All kinds and varieties. &c. &c.
large stock Of Arst quality Of Conroy ted
LIMERICK HOOKS. A general assortment Of
Fishing Rods Of their own manufacture; Fike and
Drag Nets In every variety, &C.. all Of the best
kinds and at the lowest prices. A liberal discount
to tf1e trade. z1G ttt ~ feb.f-3m,
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nj rieI0

On Monday Goth instant In the Parrish OF ID.
erville, by the Rev. Father Dupuy rir. sOsTIfENR
DATaRE, Of this Parish, 10 Miss. CECILIA DU4
PL1Asls, of1berville. #ts
On Tuesday glst instant In the Parish IT Tb4
erville, by the Rev. Father Dupuy, Mr. PHIL
ZIP landry, formerly Of this Parish, to Miss
EMMA LBBLANU, of Iberville.
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WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE II

w constantly alter The IUth Of
De. ember, 1853, at our well known g.
stand No. 15o, Gravier Street, New Orleans.
The most choice selections OF NEGROES
that can be found in this country. Is
10 Purchasers may rely on not being
deceived in any servant we sell.
No brokers will be employed by US, ar
the profits on such negroes as we offer will
not justify the additional expense OF broker-
age. ID. M. MATTHEW'S,
dec16-n, C. Nj. RUTHERFORD,
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The fare between New York and
Pittsburg, by the way of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, will shortly be reduced
to 81. Now that this railroad is COM
pleted, it is ascertaiued to have cost
S14, 100000 III It's construction.
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ANOTHER CANp,tArE ron rnE

ANOTHER CANDIDATE ron THE
MAvoRAL1TY 1t will be seen by a
persual of our columns, this morning,
that another candidate is announced
for the honors Of the Mayorality, in
the person Of Mr.. Michaal Hahn, a
prominent young member Of the bar.
Young America seems disposed to
crowd old Fogyism off the track. TT
Delta 21st inst.
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For sale.

THAT handsomely situated house on
Il Church street, known as Mr. Tom
linson's house, containing S rooms, large
kitchen and cabin, the grounds measure
! arrpents front, on Church ST., ! arpent
deep, and arpent fronting on North street.
For particulars apply to 81 #ss4
feb II imo. E. BoGEL, Auctionecf.
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NOTICE.
Strth Judtcidi Dist. Court--Pa
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.

VTTHEREAS. Whitman $. PIKE, admin.
w istrator Of the succession Of Robert
Penny, late ofsaid Parish deceased, and tur
tor to the minors ard fofTed heirs OF said
deceased. has filed in the Office Of the UNDER
signed Clerk of SAID Court, an account Of
his adminis' ration, in said capacity upon
said succession. ,..ss ,asa3f4s is55tI5
Notice is hereby given to all person 8
interested to show canse within ten Gays
'rorn the first publication Of this notice why
the said amount should not be approved,
homologated, and made the Judgment Of
said Court. M. MORENO, Clerk.
February 9th 1s54td,
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3. OUSSET, fl
6HIONABLE TAILOR,

HAS Just received full stock offne goods
III for gentlemen's wear. His stock has
been selected with care, and contains the
most fashionable goods for fall and winter
garments. As an experienced enter, Mr.
0usgr has not a superior in this city. noy4;
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ANOTHER MoRrAR.-At Bogels
Drug store, we notice another large
mortar sign Of a novel shape. The
rivalry in signs has fairly commenced,
and how large they will get before the
end, we trenble in suspense to see.
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SIR. AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY.
q ..tz nssa Matur,hia Taff,

7'lls Institution, Incorporated by late Act Of the
Legislature, rs delightfully."- situated al healthy
and retired part Of the city Of Memphis The build
ngs ample and comtnodions stand In the centre OF
extensive and highly improved grounds, In part
shaded by forest trees, and In part tastefully laid
out and ornamented with rare plants and shrub
berry.
The Academy IL under the charge Of the Sisters
of the Order Of st. Dominic The system Of studies
is the same % that pursued In similar institutions
IN Kentucky. stf
The annual ceurce IL divided into two sessions
Of five months each .tbe first commencing on the
first Monday Of September, the second the FIRST
Monday Of February.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO Z
Peter Lorrillard, Manufacturer,

~ ouh II n IVA oA hECAf Atsl
OFFERS for sale the following articles, warran-
" ted of superior quality--Maccabgy, Scotch,
Coarse, French, Rappee, Honey Dew Scotch, and
other snuffs Also Fine Gut Tobacco IN tfn-foil
and papers. A more particular description Of the.
various articles can be known by sending for =
full price current rs above. Jan. 10 mo.
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WThc population Of Buffalo, N.
Y. is now $4,000. The city limits
embrace 28,7lO acres. The total
value Of rcal and personal estate is es-
timatcd At S24.455.752. na h
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00ace qfMe Bato,, Ronge and Clinton

Office Of Tie Btf0it R0ltge and g2fnfOn !
'l6 P,dhh RodH Comt,dny. ~
NOTICE is hereby given I'd the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an Instaltnent Of Ten per
cent on the amount OF stock subscribed 90 so per-
share) will be due and payable On the firss day OF
April 1s54l by order efthe Board. 8 "a. +
Jan 20 ALFRED E1iEPpEHS
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TERMS PER sEssION--pAYAf3tEH HALF SESSION
~ ttH t#A3F IN AUyASrE

Fer Hoard and Tuition In any or oil Of the fol-
lowing branches Heading, Writing Arithmetic,
Composition. Criticism, Principles Of Natural Phi.
losophy, Chemistry and botany, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Plain Sewing Marking, kc.--45o, 300.
4G5 according to the age or class Of the Pupil. !.
Fot Day schollars, Tuition, $15, go, A25, aecor.
ding to are and class ne absve,
EvTR rtl RQEa
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ure yet pointed at. And here | will
stop my squirting and blowing and
lifting and you will doubtless say amen.
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STATE OF LOU1SIANA--parish
of East Baton Rouge--Sixth Judicial
. 2 District Court.

Ol HaHb batOn Rouge SIKH Juulclal
5sa District Court.
MAalA RoMsno. wife,
A@S al a. "a ss8 J No. tg47
JoHN BaPr1srE Roorr, hus'd
DY. VIRTUE Of an order of Court issued
- in the above entitled and numbered
causes and TO me directed from the Hon.
/ Sixth JUDICIAL District Court, in and for
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge and State
of Louisiana, / will expose at Public Sale
lat the residence of the Defendant in the
City OF Baton Rouge, on Monday, the 2oh
DAY OF Marrh, a. D. ls54snt II o'elock, A. NJ,
the property hereinafter set forth and des-
Icribed. held in common between the par
ties, Plaintiff and Defendant in the above
entitled and numbered suit TO effect Par
tition between said Parties to wit
+ One Lot of ground situated In that part
Of the City of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late File Beauregard and known on the
supplemental Plan thereof, as measuring
forty five feet front on Natbcez street by
One hundred feet III depth, French meas
ure, (being the same acquired by j. 3.
Boone from Joseph Hernandez on the 9Th
day Of February, 1917 with sll the build.
ings and improvements, thereon--also the
following personal property TO wit
One Bedsiead and beling; Round Ia.
BILE | small table; 7chairs 1 pair brass
Andirons. Armoir, wash stand, cook
ing stove, &c! Terms of sale--eAsH.
feb-17 ids. II. v. BABlN, Sheriff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
New Cash Store.

NNHE subscribers have associated themselves under
L the styleand firm of John T Davis & Co, for the
purpose ofconduciing a general Dry Goods Business
in the city of Lynchburg, and have taken the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by John T.
Davis where they recei- G and opening
large and carefully selected stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods emit cling every article usually found in Dry
Goods house, to which they respectfully invite the
tenton of the friends and the public, confident they
prepared offer and satsfac tory inducements
to all purchasers. JOHN 1. DAVIS,
JANE p. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
MEDICINES.
Baltimore Lock Hospital


w nh uaS m r or Powers PAIN in the in,ns piscos
o the Kidneys the Head Throat Nose aud sin
Constitutional Debility and all those hort affections arising
f-om matter whether from intempeance or the
of ardent spirits or amy other ea9se
perialv become the victims of evil practices Alas
what countless numbers generous and nooheared being.
have been swept to antme t9ms thousands OF yonne men Of
exalted talents and brilliant inteec who might 9th
c have listening Scnates with the hunders OF ell
o luence walked To eestacy the living Tyre
Thos from Of the following melancholy ELECTS
should immediately apply Sp to ,auvsrov
Weakness and Limbs Pains in the Head Dmness
sight Loss of Muscular Power paat9a TIC m OF the ifsa Dy
General DEBILITY SYMPTOMS ton o ConsnmP.9n @ ETC. etc 60 10
denied Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas, Depression of
spirits Forcbplngs Evil Aversion of Society sefDsru
oFFC"-No 7South Frederick sreetseven Doors from Bat
more me- Name 'sS nnd Numa S or YOU will mistake place
A Cure Warranted OF no Charge Made
Tho many thousands cured at this Institution aud the
ive nynctire OF Dr. Johnston Exceeding others
his standing as gentleman OF character ana resP9nsy Isl
sufficient guarantee that he Is 'e only proper fhyS'Ah 10 'e
consulted ~ uvsr,v
NEMpER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
London Graduate of v most eminent Colleges of the
in the Hospitals Of ondon Paris Philadelphia, aud elsewhere
has effected of the most astonishing cures that were ever
ep great being alarmed at sudden sounds and
ol-hulness with frequent hushng attended sometimes with
,,.r,n,nent of mind. cured Immediately.
Take Particular Notice.
Parents and Guardians are of.n msel with respect to the
how often they abe to other causes the wasting OF the
frame Of M Nervous system cough and symptoms of Con
sumption, serious Mental effects such as loss OF
the truth been caused by induEng Perneous but
,urng practices destructive 10 both Body and Mind Thus are
syrn from Thousands who might have been OF use to
their Country pleasure to their fiens@nd ornaments to Soe
5R jonysroN's INyIqonATIyE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
.,ran and important Remedy has restored strength and
yir b. thousands Of debtae indiv ua many who
all hopes aud been oeaGiHnsi to die BY IT. eme.e ] IN
stored proper power and functions and the fallen fabric
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
81 Main ST., Richmond, pirgini'
DILLARD & OGDLN,
e and Retail Groceis and Commi
Merchants,

DILLARD & OGDLN
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants
nFFER FOR SALE
" 10 hhds o & 7 Sugar
so hbls coffee aud clarified Sugar
40 boxes and bb. loaf, and crushed and puver.
ired sugar
100 bugs Rio aud La -uira Coffee
10 bags Old Java
10 hhds Cubn and 7 Moasses
900 sides Soc Leather
1000 bs Bncon
200 kegs Nails-a,sorted
80 boxes Adamnntne Candle,
20 do Hull K Sons
30 do Talow
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Sheal and BIstered Steel.
800 psir Blankets, from common 10 superior quality;
full cloths brown and beached Done.tc; Linseys Kir-
scys Cacocs; Boots Shoes Hats, CHps; Ce,ar Cans
and Buckets common and fine; Spnde. Shovls, Hay
Forks md many other articles too numerous
ton. All we isa call to guarantee satisfaction.
we intend selling unusually low for GOSH and the usual
lime to prompt customers ended.
DlLLARD OGDEN
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmer'- Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
NJ &M GUGGENHEIMER

VIyAkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO
nj, of Iynclburg and surrounding country that
tbeyare now receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully SO ected stock of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
CAPS &c, ever exhibited in this market
conntry merchants will do well to call before
yo;ng farther East We prepared tie sell at Rich
nnnd prices as heretofore; and respectfully ask call
from the public, promising to sell great bargains Tor
cash sep 25-d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

TIME subscriber tenders his thanks his friends and
l. the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on him. and socits a continuance of the same TO tho
New Concern Of ohm T. Davis & Co., feeling conhden
they can give their stock is entirety
having sold my stock auction JOHN 7. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, VA,
nFFER for sale, 10 the trude. full and desirable
~ stock of Grocerios, Teas. Mines aud Liquors, ON
the usunl terms, 10 punctua dealers;
2n0 hhds Porto, Rico and New Orleans Sugar
300 hhs New Orleans aud Sugar House Moasset
800 bags Rio, LaguraJ AVA and Porto kic" Cohee
500 packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and oo'ee
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Teas, part cxua fno
quality
900 6oxcs Soap assorted qualities. including fine
Fancy Suaps
900 hoxc. Adsmuntine Candles
Maiein. sherry Port Malaga and Lisbon Wnes-
full assortment
Biandes of all uunlities part finest imported
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; Sehiedam Srhnal pa
Old Rye Nhiskey ot Robertson's celebrated brand
Recli6cd Whskev OF brands, superior qunltty
Chnmpagnc Wines varions brands including our avn
importation
Nails. Cumberland. Drdgcton. and Old Domrion
brands
Sole Leather, Middle, Light mud Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bucon. lard: Cheese; Rice
Oliys Oil; Pepper Allspice; y :; Starch; Window
Glass
Indigo; Mu,tord Mace; Nutn rgs; Pickles
English Sauces; Twine; Whipping Paper; Candle
Wick
PAINTED Buckets; Tub oroom., Plough Lines
Bed Gorla; Mackcrcl nerrines
Sperm. Soar Tanners and Machine Oils
Salt; Nnogn: CiOvcrseed
Havana Cigars. cheice assortment of best brands
Dealer. Yis.tii city will hnd To thet interest Il
examine stock ol goods before purchasing
aug oi dlra