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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
TIE srrcr OF srIIsTRIA

A.
The siege Of Sstria ts been rasei-ihe Russiaas d.
taed by tie Turks and driven across the Danube The
order Of events was as follows
Siege operations we're commenced the 18th May, and
continued until 18th June tie attack and defense beng
carried on incessany and with equal bravery on ooih
sides.
Rorcsted s.orln. parties directed against the in
Observation-Disclosures and counter mnes were exploded
causing immense slaughter to both beseor and beseged
Mussa Pashs, the brave Turkfh commander. was Killed
by shell after which Prince Pashkicwitch the Russian
commander Wa struck AMI disabled BY spen ball, and
viii probably die.
Or the 18th June, tremendous attack Wa ordered un-
der Generals Gorchako ard Sohders bat sfer severe
fighting the Russians were epused end Turkish basad
sent from shuma by Oer Pasha succeeded in entering
the fortress Thus reinforced the garrison o. the l5tn
made sortic desperate hand TO hand contest ensued
ard ended in the complete discontinue Of the Russians
Prince Gorcdskof severely wounded General
Shders had his leg shot off and two other Generals we're
killed.
The carnage among the Russian Troops was dreadful
and they retired, lighting across the river Pursuing
their advantage de Turks crossed arm OF the rive
seized the lie Of Hopa, and blew up the Russian siege
work, thereon The Turks then brought out their gsa
and erected temporary batteries the Bulgarian bank OF
the river before the north face Of the fortress The Ra-
sian baialicns east and wee; Of ssria Immediately re-
treated in good order the f.yer and destroyed
their bridges.
The Russians q. latest dases were in the vicinity OF
Kalarash, awaiting reenforcononis aid orders.
Gen Liprandis division aud several detached corps
were marching in haste from Siatina to join them.
This victory gained entirely by the Turks the
French and English not having made Their appearance
The sogc Of Sstria being raised must alter the whole
plan of opei atoms in Bulgaria, and consequently must
change the plans of the aos Ii is surnised that Pash
kcwtch viii order his whole force to fall back on Jasy
Ere this the Russians have probably relinqushed all
their positions on the left bank Of the Danube excepting
the forts of rsova Matschn and Uscaktcha and appre
tensions Of their advance the Balkans is for the present
ct IN end.
Russian accounts. Bucharest admit that operations
against Sstrs are suspended but say that the sege Is
not finally raised.
The Russians have dated MoguTell and Slnni6ea
Five thousand Turks have occupied Turtuka, and 1t
was reported but considered doubtful that the Turkish
garrison Of Rustchuk had crossed at Gurgeyo. killed four
hundred Russians, and taken nine guns.
Admirals Dundas and Hameln had Issued circu-
lar on tho 9TH June announcing the cose blockade OF tie
mouths of the Danube most of the feet were cruising
of Sevastopo but six eight ships were at 'arna
insisting in the conveyance Of troops.
Transports with heavy guns having arrived was likely
that seyastopol would soon be attacked
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mo ,,v.-e. rrcyious'y sustained by the Rvs
ssrs IN The winter and crowned by the gioroTs dse,'s
Of Sstra lave however c.raty snaken "a me op n
irs nrrv-1 h F-rore a. 70 The strength and efficiency
~ ths g.ssian s-rny Probably one hiss been moe
sTprsed thsn the Emperor NiciO,s himself Al scpver-
nc that with an biz bOastCd mlItnry power ne hn
suffered infinitely greater io than he HIS been eo,, -
infci ,re enemy and tia, his abesi General ani ne
be. = ginccr have bosh skei their lives A. the van Al
ttmp 10 carry The fortress o. Ssris, 10 spe OF the 40
knowedeed defects Of that place The idea than an srm
NLtn H. 4la stopped BY tho very trst fortress IN bu
saiia ! ir condition 70 attack Stun,a and YGaa or 70
tIce INC passage OF the Balkan and to menace ,asisn
tuols now under the protection OF Baglsh and French
troops Is pr-t delrscn The Rassiaos have yet on
M occasions in this shown themselves inferior u the
duties ard tie warfare required OF them and beore gnn
has been fred on land by any other power they mAai
fesy worsed by the Turks in their assault the first
huwarks Of the empire.
We aw ait wh the utmost interest fuller of this
mineral e siege in which military CORES ponden OF this
Journal has PLAYED no iDglorous part But, although tho
Turks have always been remarkable for their enery be-
hind walls and works however feeble the present deene
OF Ssria surpasses thrt o! braow in 1928, aud s Of
S-ris itsef in isa9 The dispropcrton in the nambers
&C the bcsceers and the besegd is FAR greater tn
those occasions for in the present operations huge Storm
ing columns Of 600 each, detached from the mu
body OF the Russian army which is engaged for tbs time
in other movement have been buried successfully bat
IN vain against the fortress though is ditch NOT ABOVE
20 feet wide and deep The Turks have showa far
greater skill in counemning than they did IN e', when
these important operations generally failed ADD ihey nave
made sorsics of such extrarnsgy bra'esy as 70
repulse en- enemy OF great numerical superiority with
immense loss, and TO destroy his works und fas
walls 1t has been the fate of General Schiars to cou-
due, bo,h the Sieges OF Ssra Interval OF s' yess.
and the experience of the present contest in which be h~
air sdy been grityousy wounded will at least satisfy him
that he Turks have not rersgraded in military science
ara ,alor When the last accounts los the seat OF war.
the battle still raging beneath tho walls OF the town.
showing hat the Russs had been driven back upon
their works BY the gaantry Of the beseged army AID
also we hope that the duration of the siege had enabled
relief come up from headquarters In any event. how
ever the Russians have received shock and dsco nhure
from which they will not oas, recover. and the crcam-
stances which have naked the progress OF TINS siege WIN
believe n ri the campaign in Bulgaria may be brought 10
sfu conclusion much than
bic when the Allied Commanders met at arns month
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THE WAR.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.

Geographic dispatch states that at the conference az
Teschen il was decided that Prussia would not formally
declare war against Russia, but would place portion OF
the Prussian army under the orders OF the Emperor oil
Austria.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Morning, June "a, 1884,
General Dumenberg has succeeded to the chief command
Of the Russian forces of the Danube in consequence oil
tho wounds received by the General in command.
Gen Iuders had his Jaw carried away by cannon ball
From, the Batc-he report Of the English loss at Kalmy
Karleoy lie confirmed
On tee 2st all the steamers pToceededt 10 IRON
stadt and Stettin Geographic despatch says the heet
of upwards of 40 vessels had been sgnaed from the west
ern end Of the land, of Cronstadt.
pv s Peninsula mail wo learn that Russian agents were
irving TO inuse some new spr, into the Mgnoile party
The vines of Medina had been almost universally csv-
cred with blight.
ST. PETERSBURG, June IL.
Several ships have arrived with goods and are likely to
find return cargoes.
The officers of the British steamer Tiger it is said are to
be exchanged for Russian prisoners.
Correspondence of Tie london Tmes -, -.
The Femden Bian of Saturday states that t,nTs
kewtch has received orders retire beyond the frutn
Generals Canrobert and Scarlet had reached '"rn''
An the magazines at Sulna had been burned -
al VIOLA Wednesday, May 81. 1894.
After the Turks had been worsted at kaambacha they
roNeN'" Pans Monday Morning.
TIE a5,,evr contains a dispatch from Vienna. dated
Yesterday which announces that the Turks IN sus'ria' On
~ ,ath attacked the Russians With great fury. -
The battle had lasted four hours when the insegsnoe
was dispatched ,... ,,.,.,ortad IN Kslarsseh,
~ thmaht that body OF troops which hsd pe"A "'
h.d 20 relieve silistria took part IN the oae. hn.
Refractory advices have been reeeNeu "'A" 'N'1
down TO the i2th Of June Su,.vt. Jnpe s.
corps Of 10000 men have advanced 70 June g
Tho attack upon Anapa, on the Crcassan :" ar
nadS nv sbips Of the line, the guns oil uld s''N
not heavy enough 10 reach the Russian ro. nsi
Lord Redcffe had quite recovered his neair lima -.
Atto o'clock on the 18th the garrison OF Sa'''''"
| tremendous sortie. :, .o,,,s lef ~1F1
The battle was still raging when the accounts ie sid 70
| The Turkish reenforeements from Shunna "io "
! have been engaged. IL .o1 trans
General Scbildsrs dangerously woundea anu "~''
| ported to Kalarasch. 1, III
| Tle Oesf Correspondents says that the news :. !,
MoatcKr OF treaty between Ausris and the for.e
the occupation OF the Prncipaties is, ct AL events P
| mature.
! co.,srondspee Of The London Daily News
VIENNA Tuesday June 10. 1884.
An has just been concluded At Const niin
IL hctweep Austria and the Porte Tor the ocev patton
he Molio-N slsehisn PrncipHAties by an Austria
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THE SIEGE OF SILISTRIA SUSPENDED.
TREATY OF AUSTRIA WITH TURKEY.


The United States Mail steamer Washington arrived
at this port yesterday, at p NJ from Southampton,
bringing i85 passengers and files of London jour
nails and correspondence from London and Paris to
July 81.
The British steamer America also arrived at Hall
fax yesterday morning, bringing advices from Liver
pool and London to June "a, of which we have re-
ceiyed summary BY telegraph fiom Halifax. This
dispatch is included below.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New-fork on
the 10th June, arrived out at Liverpool at O'Clock
A. NJ. on Wednesday, the 2lst
The news from the seat of war is of the greatest
import ,nce.
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comp aimed Of their treatment aad food The leader
Naior hsf effected bis escape.
rsi P,uIuid1es squadron OF A1 n awe, gUn ooa --
her Sc n Rfahersiac. ~ to- 39. MY aga e. II b.
boUrp or the let June The vessel, eos!gei "efe ne
Leonard Odn and o.hcrs. Ter 0uss1d barrels OF ts'
we're Luz! ed and several ship aies with csgo were 70 ~.
r-iyos Fifteen hundred All narines we're - 81 =,
t.sbourg ard captured The specie IN The ok OF
E n;rscIrs NJ which and the inhabitants had t4kca -
dispatch from Dantzic states that % Briti-h and y
French chip, bad made Junction on the l3h Juae AZ
Dorusund 20 miles from SEcaaoCr- and were ~ pio'se
TO the Island OF Co=land.
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ABOLITION MxErISG IN MAssAcHUsEr1s.-A gather.
;.c Of Eve or SIX hundred Abotopsts took place in Fra
r;pebAu, Yesterday. Speeches were made by Messrs
Garrison PHILIPPE Remon and others. Mr.. Garrison con-
cluded his speech by burning the Constitution Of the
limited States also copies Of the Fugitive Slave law the
S.;.or Of Judge Lorng and Judge Curtiss charge to
n. United States Grand Jury. The act followed by
,lsuse and cries Of shame &c
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Nrw-HAnranIKE LroIsLArunr.-In ioint {

Nrw-HAzrsHIRg LTGIsLArURK.-In joint Conven-
bon Mr.. Hadlcy Of The STATE Capital Reporter, lizard
Shell Democrat was elected state Printer the frat
ballot by Of 1855 to 163 for william Buieried Of
The Patrol the present incumbent and Pierces friend
Every vote bit in the entire Senate and House was
s.s, The Convention then proceeded 20 ballot for War
dan Of The State Prison and reelected Gideon Webster
democrat Harry Hubbard ono Of tho New-iismpshiro
traitors In Congress- and candidate for U. S. Senator
h.a one vote for Warden. james Goodrich OF Ports
roouth. Democrat was elected Commissary General.
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED NcENDIaRy
AIr..y Wednesday. July 5, lBJ

ALBANY, "Wednesday July D l"'f
A student WA arrested at Riehmondvil'e on Fnaay'
charged with Getting Ere to the Seminary at that place
few days ago. He il from New.York, and his eramns
ton 10 not yet concluded. lie is defended by helry
Smith, Eeq.. of Cobleskin, Schnhare COuaty.
The weather very wsrm here yesterday the Their
nonetcr reaching 1890 in the shsde. Three Norwegian
emigants ded from rhe effects Of the heat Many cases
OF sur stroke also reported.
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From lIkCASSIA.

Tie rear guard OF the Russian corps which had evaca-
ated Soukoum ka6 had suffered very heavy losses IN
desperate battle kutas. and the various divisions
which had quilted the coast Itcesses had beon unable -
effect their Junction The army Of Asia was thus cut in
two and the position of many corps exceedingly ORTIZ
cal Several Mingrelian tribes, heretofore favorable to
Russia had declared against her AMI made common csnse
with SchamyL
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GREECE

Adyces rom Missocnghi to June g. say that the nsnI
rec,ion was totally extinct at Eprus but the Turkish
troops were marching Thessaly, whtrc tho insurgents
refuse TO submit. -
The L ;. frigates Cumberland and saranao we're Ttls
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DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA

BosTos, "Wednesday, July s. 1854.
The CurGrd steamship Canads sailed at neon to-day,
With passenger for Liverpool and 10 for Halifax She
sskes out 81 81, 800 in American gold bare.
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ASIA

safea Pacba is appointed Governor Of Crcassis aud
Abssia.
At the laIcst date schmayl was in full march upon
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SEYEN DAYS
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL or THE WASHINGTON AND AMERICA.
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vorNpuNG OF THEIR GENERALS.
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CON1IkTED REVERSES OF THE RUSSIANS
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PhippS g. HanIine,

TTAVE removed to No Il. Battery street thifu
III door below Sacramento, and are now opening
the most extensive assortment CT
Fancy Goods, Hardware and Notions
Ever imported into this city, which they offer to the
trade ot reasonable rates. consisting in part OF
roos;ng Glasses, gilt and mahogany frame;
Combs, hor. bu.esl9 and she'll OF all descriptions;
sbs If ali Iind- Acco~deons harps yiolins
Port Monnajes, Spool cotton; ,-,,,.
Perfunery and Soaps, large ass6rtiueir ;,l
500 Pounds Patent Thread; 100 lbs Se"oie Iinr Elm
ALSO-Playing Cards, Iudian Goods ana :. -, I
thing pertainng 10 their line.
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IN $4,000 Worth r-v=--.
sLszETacE FURNITURE ATS-sss
&ssranz,5 xEowes & Co., !?2 3
1eO MontGomerY Street. San Francisco
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN rHEATI

OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
TCMPRI>ING q everything suitable To furnish the
~ parlor Office, Dining ROOM Chamber or
Kitchen, at Wholesale or Retail.
All persons who wish to furnish Hotels Offices
or Dweliiag Houses, are respectfully invited to
exarni our sleek before making their purchases,
a. we faei certain that offer greater induce
lnenis to purchasers than any concern in the city.
: Our Goods are purchased by partner ia tie
Eastern Cities for Cash. consequently we are ena-
bej to sell all kinds aid qualities OF Furniture at
che lowest market prices.
we shall enlarge our store in the course OF fifteen
twenty days and until that tune we are prepared
20 offer Great Bargains to our Customers, rather
than be the trouble oremoving oCr goods 10 some
other place, we prefer to sell very CHEAP FOR
CASH!
Goods delivered in the city free of ali charges
orders promptly filed. and goods packed properly
Cor countr! dealers. Come and be convinced!
HOWES q CO.
Remember the number-lS0 Montgomery street,
4s-3m Opposite Metropolitan Theatre
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Ds. GUYSOT'S
rMpR2VED EXTRACT OF
FelIoWDoek& Sarsaparilla

In Quart B0ttieS: :,
For the Remornl aad Permanent Cri'e q az
Diseases arising from an impure state o.
the Blood OF Habit ofthe System.
The bes. renale Medicine known. Incipient Consump
tion Barfonness Lucorrhoea or Whites Irregular Men
sirugtiun Incontinence OF Urine and General Gloomy
State of Mind are cured by Dr.. GUYsoTs EXTRACT OF
YELLOW Deck AND SARsAPAEILLA which gives lnIne-
dale relief hy renewing the fountain OF Health ana
strength the BLOOD. 1t neutraizes Bad Humors stops
UnnGtural Secctions AID gives Healthy Action TO ali the
vital powers.
rites contracted from the indulgence OF ihe appetite
during the winter and prepare the system TO resist
summer epidemics resort now TO GuYsoT EXTRACT OF
YELLOW Dock SARsAPARILLA, which proving llsei
antdote for many OF the most malignant diseases nat
flesh is hei 10, and they will be disappointed; TOR
in this remedy the public faith has eredneyer
can waver is founded experience, just as their
want OF faith in other and spurious compounds is also
founded experience They fly from mineral nostru!ns
seek hope, life and yigor, from this purely vegetable
remedy therefore, however broken down in health and
spirits however loathsome TO himself and others let
despair OF recovery let the patient only underst nd
YELLOW DOCK and SARsAPARILLA. and persuade
him his lfes sake try it, and have hesitation
in predicting his speedy restoration to health.
ScRoFULA-It has been remarked by eminent men, that
in the varied catalogue o! diseases to which man Is liable
there is scarcely of such importance and OF such in
eret ScrO whether look 10 the obscurity OF lis
origin nsiious progress the number and variety o
That ii attacks its remarkable lncurablliy and
extensive fatality
Scroula has baed the skill of the most eminent ply
scians in this country, and in Europe But there is
antldote for the disease in ''DR GUYsoTs EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK AND SARsArARlLLA,n which is proving
itself Specific in the most severe cases of ScrouIa
GzDV Sold by PARK l. WHITE, "A Merchant ST., Sau
Francisco. to whom all Orders must be addressed
| AlSO-By DIR. ". G. ALBAN, Broad street, Nevads
ana by Druggists generally throughout the State. Con
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Chairs. Bedsteads. &c.

THE undersigned has now on
- j. hand, and is constantly man
EsszE1-liiHzss4 ufacturing at the Roger Williams
1ss@sss=z==Z=Esss Spring. Nevada, various kinds
and patterns Of Chairs. Bedstcads Wash-stands
Tables, etc. which, being manufactured by ma
chnery. he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to none. Turning OF
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest notice
Oct-2-ly VIM c. STILES
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DR.. H. V. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

OTlCe on BTond Street, q Door a50Ce tNe On
ION Hotel.
DR. BICK L is a graduate the Aloepathic
~ School-practiced six years according to its
System and has practiced it fifteen years He cures
all diseases without the of mercury or any other
poisonous minerals The medicines he uses are
purely vegetable, E., roots and herbs and their ex
tracts and compounds.
DIR. BILkNELL is also a Dentist and vii
plug teeth with pure gold tor 50 cavity, and
Extract teeth for 50 each.
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct. 81, 1853. 26tf
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Story. Redington & Go.

importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
d DRUGS and MEDICINES Che
~ meals, Pertimcry Fancy Articles, 6.c
{s Stone Building, Sansome, OF Merchant
street. San Francisco, Cahfornia.
Agents for 0sgood's India Choiagogue, Wistdr's
RaIsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenherg Co.'S Niedi
c;nes Corbctt's Shakers Sarsapariia, Dr. Hunts
Life Elixir and Hyatts Balsam
From the fact that of Gu: firm will reside per
rnanently in the Atlantic States, and superiniend
iii person the purchasing, putting up ano shipping
of goods for this market, we iiater ourselves tha We
can offer superour advantages. both IN quality ane
price, TO any othess in our line of business
march l0-3m Story, KEDlNGToN 60.
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wArswoRTxE & ROCKWELL,
JHPOETERS OF
Hardware, Cutle'y and Heaty Go IDS
103 Rattarv 81 corner Merchant

IL AVE Just received per "Fiyng Cloud, and other clip
I pers, and are constantly in receipt Of
Sheet Brass, assorted Nos Brass and Copper Wire;
Annealed Iron Wire iron & Brass Wire Cloth, widths;
Buggy and Seat Springs Lcalhng Betting, all widths
Scy and ScytheSnaths Grain Cradles and Hay E;kes;
Hay Forks and Manure Forks Locks, LGtches, Bolts,
Butts. Screws. etc etc;
Blacksmhs Tools Ill kinds; Carpenters Tools, do do
Cabinet Makers do do; Ship Carpenters do DO
COopers' do do: Shoemakers' do do
Gunsnitils' do do Gun Lock Nipples. &c.
Colts Pistols; Bowie Knives hezors for BARRIERS Use
Cutlery Of ali desc ipOns Heavy Goods, Go do; lonly
Housekeeping Utensils, ali kinds,
Hair Cioth for Cabinet Makers and Uphoisterers;
Together with all goods found in Hardware establish
ment of which win always Keep good supply, and sell
al the lowest prices.
Merchants Mechanics and Others invited to call and
examine The prices and quality CT TINS fine assortment o
goods, my25-Im
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Lumber ! Lumber /!

ALS1-Erosr sale, in small or ,ec ,,erec quantities,
all kinds of Lumber. at the cheapest cas-: rates,
at the 1fll on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill pc
culiarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do well to call
WM C. STILES
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John r a LOR,

Importer s Jobber OF Druggists Onell.los.' snaI
Canfectioners' Glassware Perumery, Fancy Gooos &c
1870 Washington ST. bet. Montgomery oansoe s Eri
- lure and can fit out Drug Store and Pyslcans oce
at short notice Also Prescription Walls alr Ga aao
sput,as, Corks Twine syrnges Also fuc assortment
of Druggists Pcrfumeries and Liquor Labels, COMBS
brushes PcrfumcrY packed with care my26 Srl
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s4nA BAGS gzgEGE BEANS;

h"VV CdSkS u
N tcs snear cured hams, so cs Grape Fruit Tobacco
no frAins Goshen butter, lO0 bbls Mess Pork,
1876 cases Salt. in bags, $50 hf bbls Clear Pork,
$50 sacks walnts 1G0 case. Lard 10 and 90 lb tins,
100 Sgs Leaf Lard. eco bxs Macaro. and Vermcelli,
ia txs fills and Colgates Soap, $50 cases assd Spices,
I5G tirs assorted Crackers, 200 boxes c . Soap,
100 ceses fresh Pineapple 100 boxes Starch,
leases s.ssd Preserves, 100 cases Chile peaches,
&C cases Tor1aio Casup, 500 kegs Syrup,
IoI cases fresh peaches. ~
For sale by GOODWIN Cn,
61m g. California street, San Francisco
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ro n0O LBS SUGAR Cured AND IAL HAMS
OU,UCO G0G pounds ex clear and lAL Bacon,
4oCCo lbs Butter, in irkins Kits 300 o%s Adn cahoies'
600 cases Leaf Lard, i'll Is and 90 pound Tins,
1856 5hs Mess and Clear Pork, so bbss Smoked salmon
l25 hIf bbs Clear Pork, 800 O sters, assd brRnos
$50 rs Lobsters and CLAIMS, 100 cs Olive Oil,
Is cs Sardines 106 pepper sauce 200 tins crackers
COO casks and kegs fresh pickles. For sale by
eeu j. IT, COGIllLi& s. CO, 1877 Front ST. San Francisco.
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. 600 Kegs East Boston Syrup in five eight

@''OOO ana fourteen Gallons,
80 COO lbs Ne China Sugar. goo CHESTS "Ieen teas
IO000 lbs : Sugar 3pN 90 biac" !eas'
10000 lbs Crushed Sugar, Is GEO lbs Green Cohee,
En0o lbs No China rice $50 cs ground cOoffe in tins
'Se0 bngs Cbe Reans 50 cs chocolate. II lb bxs.
1oO cs yerrnaciia & nacaroni, $50 dozen Mustard,
500 Boxes c O and Brown Saap. For sale by
6Im J. H. COGIIiLL, 6 co, No 137 Front street.
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c00 csEs ERE S HpEACYEs. in Glass

scUU "VV t1oO-
50 cer0ors Chile peaches 100 hf bbls Dried Apples,
30 dozen fresh A ppIe so dozen Curant Jelly,
eco dozen roast and boiled Chicken ana turkey,
500 dozen Lemon syrup 100 cs green Corn and Peas,
O. hbls Cider Vinegar, % gross Yeast powders.
loo cases Smoking Tobacco 15o dozen tomato Ca'sp'
1000 cases ground Spices etc. + OF saie .!
: I'm JH. COGIlILLH CO.. No l3f front street,