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The following is q correct list Of
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p.l tlaut,c
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FORCE OF IMAGNArIoN.-Ason of Mr.. VIM Booth,
Of Covington, KY, was bitten by dog about eight
weeks ago, but the wound healed up and he thought
died there Of hydrophobia. He soon after became
impressed with the belief that he was laboring nm
der the disease. Medical assistance was called in,
and quantity Of blood was taken from him, after
which opiates were administered, and he slept for
nearly ten hours. When he awoke he called for wa.
ter, Of which he drank profusey apparently forget
full of the nightmare which had previously haunted
him. The consequence was that he became satisfied
that he had been laboring under an hallucination.
The water broke the spell, and he il perfectly
recovered. Who can tell how many fatal results
have attended similar distorted imaginings.
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CASTLE GAEDxN-"Lucia di Lammermoorv WIN
be repeated tomorrow evening, with the same cast
a. on the two previous nights Of its performance,
and Gig. Beraldi as Edgardo.
BROADWAY THEATRg.-Mr and Mrs. Barney VIZ
lams appear to morrow evening in q new piece.
written expressly for them, by g. J. Conway, Esq.,,
entitled "Cr0ssiDg the Atlantic" The comedy Of
performances.
BowRRY THEATRE.-"Venice Preserved" and the
comedy Of "The Honey Moon" viii be performed
tomorrow evening, when Mrs. Macready will take
her benefit and appear for the last time this season
Nine. DINA viii go through her wonderful per-
formances on the tight rope.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The charming danseuse, Mile
Urea Matthias, will apper again on Monday, In
"Urielle." The fayorite ballet pantomime Of n.
Dechslumeau" will conclude the entertainments
jerome Ravel appears as NJ. Dechalumeau, and
Francois as Roquinet.
PURDY's NATIONAL THEArRE.-The entertain
ments will commence, tomorrow evening, with the
drama, by N. B. Clarke, of "Rebels and Tories" in
which Mrs. N B. Clarke Mr.. Prior, and Mrs J. NJ
Cooke will appear. The comic drama of "Podijah
B. Peasely" will follow.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The drama of Ambrose
Gwinett" viii be performed tomorrow afternoon,
and in the evening "Rosina Ne ad0ws,' in which
Mr.. G. W. Clarke plays Harry Mendon.
Observation-Disclosures crowds visited Franco
mis- establishment during the week. The beautiful
arrangement of the vast enclosure, and the fine
atmosphere circulating throughout, with the re-
freshing GOODNESS of four fountains constantly play
ing, are among the inducements for visiting this
popular place Of amusement In order to avoid the
crowds in the evening, the proprietors give extra
Entertainments each afternoon, for the convenience
of families The excitement to witness the various
field sports and ancient races increases daily.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE.-A very full and at-
tractive bill is offered for the amusements Of to-
morrow evening.
WOODS MINsTRELs.-" Black Douglas y is still
the grand feature of attraction.
BUCKEYES Serena DERs.-' Cinderella which
has attracted such crowded houses during the last
week, will be performed during the whole Of next
week.
SUNDAY CoNcERT.-Adkins' celebrated band win
give their fourth concert this evening, at Castle
Garden Several fine selections from operas, over
lures, waltzes and polkas, will be performed.
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CURIOUS LAW Casa novel case was decided
at Cincinnati last week, which claims the attention
of banking institutions and money dealers. Ellis Il
on themselves for 81 OOO presented through and in
the first instance paid by the Ohio Life and Trust
Co., who had cashed it at the request of stranger
On discovering the fraud, after the lapse of few
ment of the amount paid to that company, which
Was refused On trial before the Superior Court at
Cincinnati last week, the facts in the case were ad.
United, and the Court (Storer presiding) decided
that they did not entitle the plaintiffs {E and MY
to recovery. A nonsut was accordingly granted.
The ground mainly taken that the plaintiffs (E
and M.) did not use due canton In the payment of
the check; but having paid it, they thereby certi.
arrest ~
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Court OF APPEALs, JUNE IS, ls54.-Morninr sea.
sion-No. 30-Conclnded. No. 53-Seaman agt.
Duryea and others. Submitted. r. F. Hicks cotir.
sci. Nos. 80 and 33-Judgment affirmed by default.
NO. 3s-Westcott agt. Tilton. Exchanged with
appellants Samuel Beardsey, counsel for Respondent.
NO. 3o-Rexford agt Knight On argument. p.
Potter, counsel for appellant; N. Hill, Jr counsel
Tor respondent. Not concluded at 81 O'Clock P. M.
JUNE 29-No. 1872. Reserved for July 7. No. IS.
Concluded; No. Al. Kellogg and another, agt Sian.
son and others. Argued. Mr.. I. H. RodmaT, corn-
sci for appellants Mr.. N. Hill, Jr counsel for
respondents. No. &c. Judgment reversed by de.
fault. No. 40. Passed. No. ~. Palmer agt. Sack
rider and.another. Argued Mr.. f. More, counsel
Tor appellant; Mr. s. Gordon, counsel correspondent.
No. "a. Ayrault agt Elmer On argument. Mr. N.
iill, Jr., counsel for appellant Mr.. o. Hastings,
Pm.
Evening Session--No. ~ concluded.
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Superior Court-GeneraI Term.

BEFORE 81 the Judges.
isaac ~. Bdid,cin agt. Peter b. Sweeny.-Order
OF Special Term reversed, without costs.
Darm LeapiH agt. Henry F;sher.-Judgment OF
Special Term affirmed.
Luther Wilson agt: Henry Nason-Report set
aside, and judgment for defendant.
Philip ID. Williams agt. Jane Christie ct a.
Judgment reversed, and complaint dismissed as to
certain parties, without COSTS
Ebfneser Seeiy agt. Eiizur E. P,itchard.-Judg.
ment affirmed, without costs.
John +. Ialn'an agt. the Hudson Rirer Railroad
ComPany--IDjunction dissolved, but without costs.
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-On the 9th Of February
last Mr.. Thomas Estabrook, of Reading, VT, arriv-
ed at Leonidas Corner, Mich, and stopped at ho-
tel, where he left his trunk with instructions to
have 1t forwarded to the residence Of Miss Woods,
to whom he was TO be married the following morn
ing. He left the tavern as was supposed, for Miss
Woods residence, since which nothing has been
heard from him. The sheriff and his assistants
have been actively engaged trying to ferret out the
cause OF his disappearance and on the 10th instant
they arrested three persons named Amos White, g..
Ulum and son, on suspicion and lodged them in
jail. The circumstances connecting these parties
with the disappearance Of the man have not yetbeen
made known.
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spoken
BARK MaIis Hsrsey Davis, from katasaas for Boston,
18Th inst, on Cape Hastsras.

Spoken.
BARK hsrts Hsrsey Davis, from kaassas for Boston.
Foreign Ports.
ALiGArTE.Arr Jnns3 for vessel Julio, Coado, DehiA
BAnozLosA~cid Jane g. brig by Guiia Anderson, Log
horn. =
y1ss t. S:ri Pr nass L' Nsy Y0rk
che captain died on abe passas SID 2 schr LamphssPs
Covxs-Arr yuns H. bark Reindeer. Lawrence. HAyAzs-
CAnpfSAs-In port June 10. barke Ionic, 9sndan, foe
Eortland dsys g; Mnsknsum Dckey. for Boston. As;
DyneEsIss.0f June ia ship Gusssy (Brsm,, Won ss.-
eLAscow-sa IS barb John Henry, Moses, Bsssss-
&c Gum Altar CID June Cbas Bsohssd Ulmsr, MYers
Inn. big Sron;es Csrsish dos 9Th ship Nsva xsiss.
, NSwpoRr- cid Jun. 10. STRIVE, Evans. New Yors.
tsssa SD sh baSs Nose, Kass coison noados
ed 70 Srisss sS asSsssr Wassrasn hence for Liver
POOL.
Jurs o. scb.s G Durfee, FRiyer:
s at Bsssn Ras
ireland Boston; 2sth sohr Alexander Law, Wood Ware
BANGoR-.Ayr June u, brig osceoa, Hissins Ph,lads,
sdsIS Jan. 2 srg Coral Kinsmas sss
Nkw ORLEANs-Arr June 2s clips sewslI, Morrsll, N
York, Florida Blanche Span Hsvans schr Auita (Mss
CnD Turner Liverpool; bark AieIina, Lowell, NYork.
TGTsd e see lSah ship asd,u' barb p Marcia
Coges NYork bark Echo. Ryder, Boston; brig Burmah
Mckenzie Salem schrs Mai. Crowei Proyidsnce John
tiovs and John Hsher Hietsi.en Boston CID ssS.s
ATsee Assms f9nkrs Ranbow Ioucs ecstoa Mary
NSor2 snsle so@ers Fs RIVER nans'
,ds ,a,s June 2 brig Esrxns Gar I'll
Sierra yis Havana srdena Grari caresass iis
inst Cld bark Diligence, Young, HavApA
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REMOVAL OF THE MAIN BONE IN THE LEG or
BoY.-John Baja, lad fifteen years of age, son Of
a widow lady Of Allegany City, had received some
SIX months ago an injury Of the right leg, by FALL
in consequence Of which the whole shaft Of the bone
had become decayed To save the limb DR.. Walter
removed last week, while the boy was under the
influence Of chloroform, the main bone of the leg
from the knee to the ankle, by expatrition Incred
Bile as it may appear to the non.professiona that
limb could be saved and be made useful by the re-
moval ofthe whole of the main bone, still, expert
epce has taught that new bone will be rapidly re-
generated in childhood and the shape, length, and
usefulness will be preserved. This Is triumph Of
modern surgery, thus to save a limb, while it is
blessing to the afflicted to be restored without mutt
lation. The boy is doing WE'LL free from pain, and
his recovery appears to be certan--Putsburg Jour.
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PAINFUL AcCIDENT.--We regret to hear that ex
Mayor John Taylor was severely injured yesterday
morning in Division street, by being thrown vio-
lently from his wagon to the sidewalk. The axle
tree broke, and Mr.. T. struck on his head when he
fell, receiving terrible wound, and bleeding so
freely as to become very faint. He carried into
the house of Mr. George Cummings, corner Of Div
sion and Liberty Streets where DR.. Hinkley, who
was passing at the time, rendered timely assistance
Mr.. Taylor, though much injured, was doing very
" oil last evening. The horse ran of furousy after
tie accident occuned, breaking tie goa n
pieces,---dibany Eyp,ess jane 90.
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DEATH BY LIGHTSrNG--During the tempest on
M0aaR efernoon last, Mr.. Lenuel g. Reynolds was
struck by lightning and instantly killed. He called
at the house of MI. Weston Simmons, to remain
until the shower was over. In passing from one
room to another, he stopped in the entry to look
out Of the side window, when he was struck by the
electric fluid. The external marks on his person
we're slight. The boot on his left foot was much
torn. 1t is probable that the chimney was first
struck, one corner being knocked of, and the fluid
then to have scattered, judging from the ap-
pearance Of the house, which Is slightly injured In
number of places. Mr.. II. was in the 22d year Of
his age.--No'fh BridgeWafer Gasas.
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CAPE MAY.

CAPE ISLAND, June 30, 1854.
The Weather and Sea Bathing-Ryai Scenes and
Quiet Enoynent--Arrica's al the Hote,s-Addi-
fionof Accommodations = The Mount Vernon
Hotel--Sporfs Of the Fourth.
The bright sun Of July morning has not yet lost
che Grst glory which II lends to the elastic atmos
phere. The bathers are hurrying to the beach to
complete their morning bath, and all Is brightness
and beauty. The portico, doors, and grounds, are
alive with bright eyes, gay bonnetless girls playing
children aod happy groups Of every age The guests
seem % have abandoned the honse for the open ai.
) 40 spacious potico resounds 10 the foot steps Of
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Micro SHOr.-A colorod man was shot end kllyl
on Monday last, by Mr.. Naudain, who resides in
st. Georges Hundred, near tho road running from
the Buck to Middletown. The man was . tenant Of
Naudain's, and it is reported that there was some
when the negro, aching under the advice Of sop 4.
persons, rented another house with tho desig' OF
moving. Naudan went to the house, armed With
his gun, for the purpose of preventing this hd en-
deayored to frighten him into remaining T'to man
however, persisted in his intention, whep. Naudan
presented his gun, and the negro, turr.ng for the
, purpose Of running, was shot in tbe fower part o,
The lack, the charge passing tar,dgh his body
DeiQ,cays State Journal,
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REDEMPTION OF UNITED ST ATEs Srocxs,-We
understand that this mornings mails brought to
the Treasury Department for redemption, the very
This is undoubtedly the result of the near sp-
preach Of the period for ceasing their redemption on
government account. Washington Star, June n.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, July 1. 1854.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-Tm DAT.
N RISES .........,..4 80 NOON SETS ..........H
N Sets. ...........7 IS HIGH WATER. ....... 100

EOIt Oh Now AOrk, July Il AoCEs
CLEARED
Steamship Marion, Foster Charleston. spoford Testen
ship Rosciss. Porter Liverpool Jas Foster:
Sup Mercury, Conn HAVE Boyd al Hineisn w.
Ship Peter Hattrick, Bourne. Antwerp, Hurlbue
ship Dutohland OHam). Popps Hamburg Z Bseh / Kun
ship Young America, Baboosk San Francisco. George
B Bart Empire ., York. Trieste, s. s Lawrence.
Bari dyr.: ns%i, Rsvsns Moses Taylor Co..
B.lt Ernest Psisso dssb fsssusa ss1.nnsS FuneA
Brig yilhslnise grem) Psoken, zs.. gurehs.d Buck
Brs Es2s M.9 s. SHIN
brig Antelope OBJ. Haiden st John, NIB. Kelly 4
PIG Knight, m.y.s $. Mary. = Buck %cS;
s ssinas g NJ O.ws
aar Low
W; 5ss: ss':'sss; 1s'
Schr Highlander Smith Philadelphis, J W Mckee
stssnsr Westenpost, Ramsey Baltimore. Parker Vein
rS ss:sass Thompson, coh.y, Philadelphia.
.na Is Ksn % csIpo ny With
Ship Union sf ssss Xsrs May 81 With sss
z. Il :sss.
H. sI asi s?as: aisT
for S1s As' s Vs
81 F 's he
ssIssrs, TO Schmidt Co On the Banks saw several
SHIP qsvsgo. Griffith New orIesns 10 days. with ndss.
Bark 3 Chandler (of Providsnes Bennett. sssus L.
Grande 10 days with sugar, TO master:
Brig Fanny CID, Richards Limerick, So days. with 90
Brig Graf Won Barlow Meck,, Bsrrsy Newcastle, e 50
.Psis BARK i Psl.ei ilSan New olssss
%, HertsnrstS Schneider Co. Last nshs sosS ei
@ y s.:5 AZ is ss
savannah striking che amidships the isrboArd ads
ssd rSosr fore riesins and doing osisr aa%sss
had her jbbeom carried away the only damage she
Brig Tgrs ODD KILLER, Lisbon. Al days. with salt and
Brig Hiram {Prsu. Graham. Bremen 81 days. With 80
Brig Ae.ai.n OBJ Lookhsrs Windsor days. with pAs
Sshl Elliptic. Perkins, B.ae, days. with fruit TO
sehr George Harris tof Phiadspha} corson Galvsstes
s.s.re xoSs s az
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Munro, Washington NC DAYS
Sch, yI, whseSss Whss;
schr Brave. Rely, Phil. lphis for New Raven
sS Ssr S %sSS. k'I:Y S.rs,nss r. ds'
Schr I.is, Chase Bolton. 5 days.
sehr Mount Hope. Post, Rockiand.
SAILED
uniss HAVE 0rs
Gus Mverpool New England City Point Irene Bio Mary
Wind during tho day from NE, and light
(BY SANDY Hoox PRrNrrre TxISsaAsnI
o,...IM.a IeaLAsD, sgly I-s1ndoyn.
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,rHILADELPHIA, July !, PM-Arr ships Esther Nay
Hsves and Baiiy KoopmAn, Lverpool; briggs Thomas
Walters. Horth, Inaqua; lily Dodge Hashs Civilian,
Nichols And Acorn Lambert Boston Nora. Benson New
York; Acenus, Jefferson, Fall River; Eastern State
mage. Portland schr Chas Pesrslsy, Foster NYork.
era ship Chaos Dunton New Orleans; bArks Douglas.
Croeisr saynnnsh OAK Mayo, Boston; bries Acorn LAM
hort and Civilian NicAols Boston; Roswell Hobbs Ss-
vannah; schr Barker, Halliday. New Yosk-
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- V6leRfapu1o MNkIn6 nep0ftSs
NV ORLEANS. June 29-Arr ships Columbia, NYorks
Arr sOth ships Gen PAttep Albus and Lady Frankiiu
New York.
Arr July !, ships Robert Carnly Orphan HNidelbsrR:
bsrAs Aura. Pilgrim, New York At the bar Milford
ton; ship Consul, Philadelphia.
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ANOTHER CoAET--A bright telescope comet was
observed IN the northwest on Saturday evening,
2sth inst, at O'Clock, by Mr.. r. Van ArsdaIe, Of
THIS city: II has bright nucleus, surrounded by
nebuosity, and tail about degree in length. It's
position at the lower transit was at rfh. Sim sos.
/. M.
Hour. Mn. Sec.
Right ascension ......,..6 IS
North declination. . go 2
II Is in the constellation Lynx, and Is moving RI.
rdy to the east.-Ntuayk advertiser, June 20.
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been sold ut 5000.
Ship John Wade Of Boston, here changed hauds
there on terms not known.
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(BY SANDY Hoox PRrNrrre TxLssaAsH1
the HidHLAHDs July 1-SundoWn.
One bark and brig south Of the Highlands bound In.
Ship Roscius two bsrks aud sbrg OF the Highlands and
ship four barks and nine briggs the bAy all outward
bound Gather calm and clear
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF :
Ready. Made CIoilailg,
W HOLES ALE AND RETaiL,
lEiNSH i MFR & CO.,

At their extensive and long established Clothing
n Emporium, on jefferson street, burlington, hay.
just received and opened~ their
Fail and Winter Sleek Of Ready Made Clio hing.
Which for variety quantity, style, and price, VIII
challenge comre.itin with any assortment in the
west. Their supply consists in part rs follows 5
Gears. h#
Fine cloth tfrock, arcss, box, and sack coats, al
colors. Cashmere, plush, beaver and cottonade, DO
iiso large stock of oil cloth and aumeast.c coats.
.4daH III ft3 PsNirs. t5th s4Akt-s
Black skin. fancy cass,imcrc. fancy. cassnest
steels 4rey and brown tweed pants, as also othei
varieties.
Fine satin vests, double and single breasted Of 81
kinds aud qno Titles. Fancy -ilk ana cloth CO., fine
silk ami plush do, velvet, cassnere tweed and cass
net vests Of oil culors.
Hats and Caps Of all kinds and qualities.
Linen Shirts, Silk Hqndkerchiets, &c.
i've assortment linen shirts, cotton do, Jenny
Lind dol and a large stock Of handkelchiefs, u all
kinds aad ieoiprs- = a.st.s gt
.E IEt,Ur-clotiiing.
consisting If silk cotton, and woaien goodsa largt
and general assorthiclt.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, Ayns UMBRELLAS
to suit all tastes, plenty Of them.
Also, BaHaio ROBES, &C., &c.
Th. is the largest stock ever brough, to Burlington
Call ndeNanline and yea shall not 20 away
coant Of the prices. i-f44E Y&
Also large and varied assortment of CLOTHS,
CAssrAEi rs aud VEaTsGs, Of s kinds and eolors for
matngup 70 order.
A skiiIful cutter and ftter-Nr. J. NJ. Nctly-
VIZ sn!rrii'erd Tic making M department
Tailos and set ms trcsSes wantcd--ary number #
good hands. HElNsHElMEGA Co.
SIT 81 1854.
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4 CARD
The subscriber who has FIR many years been with
Al FhED EDWARDS & Co, as CASHIER and c, n
FIrESTrAL CLERK. takes this method Of informing
his friends throughout the United States that heisnow
with MEssRs. STgAgHs & Marvin, A and l46 Wa
ter Street, who manufacture and sell the world re
IL wned Nv uBrR's FATENT SALAMANDER SAFE. with
Rlcn's IMPROVEMENT" which has never failed 70
preserve its contents in the HOTTEST FIRE where he
will be HAPPY to zee them or to EXECUTE orders for
SSFES. SiEPIIEN Ii. PHI RSON
Nv Ycrk Sept. s. 1884 f. e#t
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HE MEDICAL DEPA RTNtENT.
- Of THE
UNIVERSITY OF TILE STATE OF MISSOURI

n lie regular Lectures Of the Medical Department
| If the Missouri University viii commence on
the Isl of November, 1854, and will continue until
the is, of March, 1855.
Aeolrs. + preliminary lectures viii be delivered Ivy
the Professors of the INSTITUTION free of any extra
charge, on subjects intimately connected with their
respective DEPARTMENTS beginning On the Isl of &c
tohcr and ending on the LIST IF November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
during the month of October, we'll during the
entire regular session. Admittance to the Clinical
Lectures free Of extra charge.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN S. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice
JosEPu.E. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor Of sar-
gcry ard Surgical Anatomy.
AINER lfCPIoN, n. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and iharmacy. gss.
On, Theia peutics and Medical Du.any.
E. DEMING, NJ D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine.
J. r. ALLEN. ". D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology
and Comparative Anatomy.
JOHN I. lIoGDEN, NJ d. Professor If Anatomy
General and Special.
l. DRAKE MCDOWELL. VI. D.. Demons traitor.
FEES. 81
Fees for n full course of Lectures $i05 Fee fer
the Dipi ma, 500 for admission to the Dissectng
room and Demonstrations, SO; Naturalization fee,
SIS.
Good boarding can be obtained within short dis
lance of the College, for from 81 to 81 per week.
Studt nts and others, designing further information,
will please address the Dean Of the Faculty.
JOS. N MCDOWELL, M. d.
,y,iE r., nan Of lo Mnla To-
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ann hhd n. O. sugar 30 or and cks cngniac
$50 AhiS 1Gdnci and clarl- and Amer. brandy
iii fl,fn. 100 hhls Amer brandy
10 btis ST. Louis and + and gil, - do peach
Orleans mola>s brandy rum and No
500 bags Rio, Laguyra Il nfnsahela whiskcy
Et.ta coffee 500 hbis old rectifcd 10
go pigs , & > macketel 100 bbls cider vinegar
800 !" Imp q. p, L. 60 or cfs cid port. Ma
II. and black teas deira 4 Malaga wine
10 terses rice le0 bxs clarct wine
81 lkgs Boston saeratus 200 hxs Goldfish & herring
rs clIs sup. carb soda 100 bxs brandy cherries &
90 bgs pepper pimento stoughton bitters
400 coils If manila and leO0 cans Bait oysters
inte rcpe 10 ease and bxs SAT-
eco ,l5zman;lla and hemp dimes
bed chords 100 bxs assorted pickles
3 Ibis hutmegs & cloves and ketchup
200 mats cassia N loo bNs lemon syrup and
80 bills sr and race cipe chocolate
SO do a.uin suyhur alt 100 regalia and princi
birthstone pc cigars
10 ceroons indigo $50 hys Havana and Gu
3 cks Omhro madie- ba skies
500 kegs Boston nails pr 80 bxs assorted preserves
sou whole and txs II. 80 gross playing cards
Il and layer r.sins 80 deg washboarls
250 drums and txs figs 80 dpz buckets, assorted
100 bbls tar and resin $50 nest tubs
250 hxsV. 4 No. tobacco 20 gross yeast powders
800 bxs soap and candles leo gross backing
rs bxs fancy and CASTLE $50 let and cap apcr
$50 bxs star and sperm SEQ rms wrapping paper
can les 200 bxs window glass
so Ihhs almonds flbcrs 80 do ttmblerS and TASKS
lGG bales batting 300 do ink and mustard
lao bates wick and twine case g. d. pecussion
10 bales &c oallum csps
l.0 bags cotton yam Prtrnes and candy
100 gross patches assorted Pepper sauce,
Ersom salts, camph6r. black lead Iipes, powder
and lead, shot. &c. Jan. II "a.