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United States VS. the Bark Magnolia

This case was resumed at Mobile on Tuesday
,.at e,.a, - ...,,,a W - - - No..
,esS ona7 iia,i,'' 9eoono inase y, 's,e
ia corfonorated the testimony OF the nrst mate
in every essential particular, stating among
other things that one gun among her military
cargo yvo;oh al hort +broo +ons sy;tnass stet rod
80 -, - - -
.ha' ho'iiihg was .alAeu u Oh ooaru tiie vessel
but Cuba; that while they we're in st. Joseph's
Bay it was understood that either the steamship
Massachusetts or the United States WAS coming
~. ~, oa,,,., 1r,,o,, .,oa, ri.
w 'nei. sa,so opVn VI o'n- 01A'i1AAa''Vn' Wv
ness stated that there were Two guns among the
cargo of about IL feet in length; that he was
told by the first mate that several hundred rifle
men were ready in Kentuekv II ioin the erna-
L.. =. - ~. -, -. ~,
ateioh. ~ Has shomA shae lne Masholia couiu
oniy 10 eseu as .lahspor'' anu eoulo hoe DC
asseu W ~. On afii.su nshelhg vessel Ing iol-
iom,ns testimony Oh oapt' y otEngef in regard
" she quan.les VI ING steamers et Lawrence
anu ohi.ea esaees' wall % lound interesting
AS " .ag oapasisy ol .ne steamshlps 81. Law
short nassape of or 3ays thew eonld tas os an
board ~ or 1900 men each. The speed Of the
United States and St. Lawrence is very great
me United States run from Havana to New
ITuitsa statas oo MA raa IaLr hs .nihk, Ihe
eficent nriyatear She couid csrv ,,,'ns 10 en-
| long and weighing three tons. / reported thr
Emily Keith; she had been in the bay for two
Weeks before Ws 70 examlaea her. Ihe suspicious
an ernseted staa anu and oua, oh noara ioi
stances caused me to report her to the 1yellectar
The steamer, with great facilities for the work
could DO converted into privateer in three
Gays
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A GARD

The undersigned feels 1t his agreeable duty to return
bis sincere thanks to the officers of the Fire Department
for their manly and cheerful cooperation with him. in
the arduous and severe duties imposed upon them at the
confagraon Of the vsrandah Hotel yesterday morning
and considers it but sheer justice state that owing
their endsayor and the exerons of their men, and their
cheerful acquiescence to all orders given the fire was
fined to this building in which 1t originated
To the officers and members of American Hook and
Ladder Company No. 2, and Pelican Hook and Ladder
Company No. A, and likewise to Mr.. j. G. Mcclellan and
the gentlemen who assisted him. for their generous and
valuable aid in bringing the steam engine to tho fre
tender my grateful thanks
For MIR. Dawes and his assistants have only to say
that the public may judge how well they did their duty
The engineer MIR. Dawes though suffering from severe
wound received at the trial the preceding evening"
promptly when called upon and remained on duty at his
post until forced to have his wound attended to-
And last though not least, to Capt Jack Adams who
is always ready beg to be remembered.
JAMES II. WINGFIELD,
Chief Engineer Fire Department
New Orleans, July 10th, 1866. jy2o It
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ur,w oRLnANs oUAaANTMED.

a. we expected, the corporate authorities OF
Il III c;t;ss above us are taking steps TO protect
.sn,sa,vss aeai;st the dangers attendant upon
NJ pravslenoe Of the yellow fever here, The
Board Of selectmen Of Natchez have acted win u
their usual promptitude. AT specia, meeuns
of tho Board + held on the 14th, the following
resolution was adopted:
ssolrea That the quarantine Laws be enforced on and
apd sscsndns boats provided That ali which
now above may allowed to land At the regular anahg
a they pass on the downward trip.
The penalties exacted for an infraction OF the
quarantine laws are very severe. The owners
Of any craft landing passengers at any point
within the corporate limits, except the quaran-
time station, are subject to q fine Of five hundred
dollars, and the person or persons having
charge OF the same, are to be imprisoned for
thirty days. The quarantine stationis situated
three miles below the city, 4 and will be desig-
mated by yellow dag and the firing of q can
nofl.''
We append the following regulations, which
will be rigidly enforced by the quarantine Off
Ger, for the infor nation Of the public
AHy person who passenger otherwise has been
board Of which may have been at any port whore
yellow fever time of her departure and any
Person who may have been at such port shal mot b
psrittsd to CONS within the limits city before this
expiration Of twentyone days after leaving such port
All goods will bio subject to such quarantine as thu
Health Officer with the approval Of the Mayor sees pre-
M boat witch has been at any port where yellow oye
may have existed within twelve days next preceding he
arrival shall BIO permitted to land discharge her
land Or thing at any other place than tn
quarantine station i
Ere this, we doubt not, the corporate authori
ties Of Vicksburg have adopted similar regula
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A novel race was to come off at Galesburg,
Illinois, on the 4th of July. Mr.. France, the
owner of beautiful fast mare, proposed to run
her against the speed Of a locomotive, tender
and passenger ear---the mare and engine start
ing at the tap Of the drum. Distance, one mile,
$500 side.
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s Win agasy served 80 suhstlbes 10 the es
d an essy every morning. tsandeys ereepsaa for $40
Atvancs; half yearly and qnsrtsry a. the came rates
Ii ceuss weak, payable 70 the carriers
rer saaas of peariars. Insertion
I'll c,,es iof every sabssquent insertions 80 CENTS
On The charged u for every Insertion
pubshsd srvs, will be charged u Per square
fnr every Insertion .3ss
moi marked. will be Published mouth or lonse'
aud charged ascingy, advertisement subscription
h stopped aepad ct the option Of the
pristois. ~ ST
liberal n7aeeunt viii be made orsguar adyerslsafa
THE DAILY 0REsCENT
Has ejaculation which II desirable medium m
pApra |. circulate reaching many hnndrsds
Of hoss as an early read before me pP0s
buune- hours consequently articles fof family ns my y n
tagsousy pubiishei IN iss columns.
ting WEEKLY OREsCENT
sfa,d.r b,.4ax year Invariably in advance.
vos Al extensive circulation sarsughous L0usans
M Terms ether States, il presents fasorss
"A ye.stsers making thsr waree and commoftie-
Y u each Insertion
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The examination of the British Consul at
Cincinnati for enlisting troops for the Crimea,
was concluded on the afternoon Of the 18th,
and the decision deferred. At the close of the
examination the attorney for the United States
moved that the Consul be placed under bonds,
which was refused The attorney for the de-
fendant contended that Roneoroft having been
arrested in his house, which the laws Of nations
holds sacred, his arrest was illegal, and that
the enlistment must actually be here to render
the act criminal The trial of other parties
under arrest was to commence on the following
day.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA. THE Bradford
IN. W Chronicle, of the 4th inst, says that a
young man NAMED Gray died in that village
recently, from hydrophobia, having been bitten
by his own dog ten days previous to his death.
His suferipgs' were Of the most excruciating
character.
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ALLEGED MURDER-A guard sergeant named
Morrow, stationed at Fort MoHenry, near Bal
timore, has been arrested on charge of causing
the death Of Louis Loup, soldier, by inhuman
treatment. 1t appears that Loup, who was
somewhat intoxicated, had given the guard
some insolence, when he was terribly beaten,
and afterwards tied to the flagstaff, gagged, and
kept there until he died. II is intimated that
the examination will involve Others than the
sergeant, who declares that in his treatment to
Loup, he was only obeying the orders of SUI
perior officer. The Baltimore Eve. Patriot Of
the 18th states that Lieut.. Griffin was to be
arrested, and that the United States authorities
would take the prosecution in hand.
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John n Tucker. recently tried in Brooklyn
for the murder of his child, and sent to the
State Asylum as lunatic, escaped from the
Asylum on Wednesday, the llth, Thus far he
has not been heard from,
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lg- REMARKABLE CURES BY DR.. j. ELLIOTT
All the Mules plantation having taken the
BON, and having lost large numbs, of them
Dr. Elliott who prescribed and operated them which
have died and those that sick arap way
Since ha first visit have been taken in the
hat died. bgt the Doctors remedies disease
they doing well. therefore recommend the Doctor my
friends and to the public generally.
jyI6 9p6t A. WILKERSoN,
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Nav Books AND Fresh SuHRLass. @. Nor
gsn. Exchange Places adjoining the P6st6fce has re-
ceiTed BY the last steamer from New York large BUNNY
OF standard literary and miscellaneous books together
With all recent publications in every branch Of literature
We refer to his advertisement In another column,
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Ocean Springs.

N MIRA o. JONES' having teken the large BOARDING
HOUSE jackson Avenue half block the Hotel
Springs will be ready to accommodate visitors Thursday
the premises two Mineral springs-one Sulphur the
other Ton. jyTqp
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Notice.

~ Oar Customers and oher wishing their FALL WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER will please call at
August their orders for the
NORRIS s. WAY,
Corner Camp and Common streets, Ney Orleans.
THDS. NORRIS CO.,
TO ontt a Msoy atrsat PsisdaInh;.
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BILOXI HeTEL.-We learn from those who
have crossed the Eake and made visit to Bilcx that
che Biloxi Hotel there under the Superintendent and
management Of friend Nichols Is of the finest
most comfortable and best arranged houses the Gull
shore The rooms are delightfully."- cool and airy and IL
sen breeze at morning and evening makes the boushs
the OLD oaks that surround the house wave continu-
aug teana no All the Injuries OF the city with country
butter mug aud spring chickens, and fresh hsh Of all
kinqs can be found its table The hunting, fishing,
bhing aud boating facilities are UNSURPASSED Any one
Wishing to enjoy real comfort fer fortnight, or any
iamly wishing 70 spend an agreeable summer, should
sat the sloxi Hotel Mr. Nichols has hosts Of friends
here, and they will certainly give him a cali
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4 II a CA NV A S S .

The Democratic candidates are evidently de-
termined TO take time by the forelock, and to
enforce upon the people the peculiar fitness for
office with which they are invested, 81. well as
the surprising beauty, grandeur and sublimity
Of the principles they advocate. /. Q. the para
mount necessity Of getting into good office and
staying there, or Of rotating from one fat posi-
ton into fatter, As an illustration in point,
We copy the following from the Baton Rouge
Advocate, of the 18th !.
PuBLIc spEAEINe.We authorized to say that Gen
R. Wicklis and Hon. u. W. Moise will address the
citizens Of Point Coupee and adjacent country the
uourt-honse on Thursday, the 18th inst
Also, they will address the citizens Of Ayoyeles
MarSHvie, on the Saturday following, the 2Sth
This shows that this warriors Of one Of the great parties
upon the path under the open skies and be-
meath the midday gun VIII the Il. N. chiefs and
saohems venture from their them open
conflict!
We are not authorized to say whether
the aforesaid e warriors Y will be met or not on
the occasions specified, but we are free to ex-
press the conviction that they will have no ID. \
casion to complain Of the absence Of opponents
between this time and November They will
have no reason to fret, nor their organs to be.
ccme excited, SO far as that score is concerned.
OF this fact We positively assure them, When
the proper period arrives tho American cause
will not need champions, bold, stalwart, able
and eloquent, either in the city or the country,
on the hill tops or in the valleys, by the great
rivers or along the margins of the smallest
\ bayous, in the most populous neighborhoods on
the sparsest settlements, or in the richest OF
y poorest regions Of the State. Those who intend
opposing them would do well to brace thar
n fx u I. # a.
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STOP LIT
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S,
III MAGAZINE STREET, cSA
CORNER OF aRAvIER STREET.
IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING
NEARLY AT COST.
sACs AND FRoCKs.
Bombans, Aeno, Barpour, Silk Warp Alpaca Alpaca Lusrs
White Duck Brown Duck, Padded Drill, fancy Drill,
Fancy Linen and White Shirt Linen
PANTALOONs
White Duck Brown Duck Fancy Drill Brown Drill, Merno
White Drills.
White and eoiored Maraelea BOmbaEns Alpaca and Bapour
BOYS AND OHILDREN's CLOTHING,
Coats Dosskn Pantaoop styles every COLOR
and Linen Bosom 81 i Gauss Msno and Cotton Shirts
Thread, Gauls, SIX and Wool Shirts Drawers; Cotton,
Silk Half Hose Gloves all other Furnishing
ALL THE ABOVE GOODS sHRUNK.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, ETC
~ We call $40 900 wortho
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
by Union Company Every warranted
for whom they the only agenta in New Orleans.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES
IN Statesmen speak the French Language.
ALFRED MuNRoE & CO.,
jyl4qp6t No. "a Magazine street. OF Gravisr.
E PropIeors OF Newspapers respectfully informed
we which all contracts for advertising ENTERED
no will paid uusaa they
contracts recorded in our book. A.M&Co
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s-rhe <11cIaI Of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen on Tuesday night last, will be found oH
the fourth page Of tu-day's Greseent-
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Fountain Pens

s win reservoir .ufeisn to hold ink for s1 70 sghi
writing For sale by
!ytssPu HYDE GooDRtGH,
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Pass Ch,.istiass Hotes

E open for The Season. Those in search Of health
creation wilt find this . desirable Summer retreat
ES- Prices the formerly.
jeS9 9p9m h. II. MONTGOMERY.
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LOUISIANA, 1.-The ouaehita Register of the
18th says:
The weather. for the past week has been ex-
cessiyely warm and dry, the crops, however,
have not suffered as yet from the drought. In
deed the corn crop may now be considered made
without any more rain. and q better one has
not been made in the ouaehita country for
years,
The Clinton tLa) Patriot of the 18th has the
following paragraphs
Mr., Simeon Hatcher has presented us with
some cotton bolls from his plantation almost
entirely consumed by the rot. This IS q most
destructive disease on the cotton plant, and
making its appearance so early, is likely, if ii is
universal, to shorten the crop very materially.
A negro belonging to Mr.. G. NJ Smith was
tried last Monday for killing another negro be-
longing to Mr.. Smith, and was sent to the peni-
tertiary for life.
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nR. NEWELL's IMPROVED COTTON

4 DIV. N1NIaLL o IMfhONED COIION
iron acrewH and improved
use; worked by horse power. =
AiHo-sTRAuB'5 PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS, being
we moat amp durable and in the Corn Mills
my92 3pH S,H GILMAN al Nat,bsx s,,eet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

ME often hear Ladies they Mr. ch does
w all the retail Dry Goods business in town Now,
knowing him do. modest man, ing
more honors heaped upon him than entitled
case It were nnve and mpolitic any make the
assertion it may reach strange who would
very fact that small that does all
business. Now Ladies, if speak the subject
ana We know will speak say he does his share
than hshare but please don't he does all the business
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wATCHEs. CI.OCKs. AND jew EIRY. .

wWTE have Just received our stock of Watches,
WV Clocks Jewery Silver Ware altogether the finest
and largest stock offered in this cy and which be-
enables sell at lower ngures
than usual We gold silver hunting and open
Watches do the cheapest arcei gold
guard chaRs ladies' and gents breast pins
scale and plain rings drops and rings guard md
seals article in lineof busine
in great variety of style and price. III
We have also made by which we Will be con-
of iron and wood case
sght-day and thirty hour clocks direct from the factory
which will sell wholesale retail as low as they can he
purchased in Western city. se9.
BITTROLFF SONS, Main ST., bet. LIST and I'd. .
N. BEvery article sold in establishment warranted
70 be represented,
Old gold ve the highest price, taken IN exchange
for iewelrY. ts.Ir apll
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NEW INFRINGEMENT.

MN order that be able devote time more part-
M larly the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part ef my
business disposed my interest in the Gro
Gerry house to Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will con-
the old stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
complete of everything in the Grocery
line would this opportunity of returning sincere
the paying the house for the
patronage extended for aud respectfully
them continue their favor to the firm anp would
the slow at all gentlemen, that they need
net ask credit at this house. -.
March IL SAMUEL OkK
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NEW YORK BAKERYf


On First street opposite the Post once.
gMNHE undersigned after long experiences in the bustn
in city New York. which CT he Is aekuowl
edged superior in the MANAGEMENT of well ap-
pointed bakery ould respectfully announces;
That he is fully prepared furnish al kinds Of bread
cakes crackers pies rolls, doenu etc., either at
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls or private families VIII be
supplied desired with everything fresh from the
oven a the shortest notice.
superior article Of Graham breads always
hand.
The proprietor viii devote his personal
bis business which shall be executed in yle not to
be sui passed by any one wi J o. GAUST.
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ENGAGE YOUR FEKUIT.

MFRS. E. HAFF would invite the Of her nqmer-
WI friends the fact that If she
selves sufficient number of orders warrant her doing
she will put fruits in tin and warrant them to give
satisfaction. at the folio wing rates:
Peaches Quinees. Puins and Blaekberres, per h. 2o
Tomatoes per h. q
giving large orders for Tomatoes viii
be supplied lb Persons giving orders before
Che opening Of the season. be supplied at these low
rates.
Persons wishing samples obtain them at the store or
ner of First and Locust streets. je2
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SA,IACn,N HARDwARE.

~ M GRfRFiTH has str u large amount OF Hardware
hand dana by ere ID water which he IS selling
from Is per less than cost 70 hs
These goods are great BE- ain ders and Meehanies OF
s their be ore purenaslng Else
" y REL IS Brics Ware House.
Back % he new C,aurt House
n. BMsrchants visiting the to repit oisn ther
stock will find it their call. for lam
ed to close this STOCK. aplS-f@"
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
N8pTT8J ShrO OOO-nH maid in IN CAST


CAPITAL S5cOO0O-aI paid in IN CASH.
TENHIS Company commenced business about
with the intention of doing safe and fair business with
Capital and s. L. Looms at its head, we ven
protection to the assured equal to any insurance Com
world Policies will issued by the subscribe
Buildings Merchandise. Household Goods &C., &c, on
terms avorable with other good solvent Companies
S. L. LOOMS, Prest.
ALLEN q. HALLoCK. Ag't..
Main street, opposite the Bank.
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GRIST BHELL.

YENE Fulton Mill in good order for grinding Wheat
n Rye. Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal 70
any for quantity and quality OF -four as the
is of the latest improvement makingthe hour
lively and good ground for customers hous
sold be The Mill will run regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other d hen three
loads urain come together; eand try.
F1our the above Mill at all tines
Highest market price paia for Wheat - ,,,r,r,,
nov29-tf y. H. BlRTH.
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PINE LUMBER.

TEE LARG EST STOCK IN THE CITY f4,
WOHN f. GLOVER &c co. corner of Main and seventh
sD streets Evansville. Ind. would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and for sale low FOR CASH.
complete of Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities tcknesse Tongued and Grooyed zine and
Ash Foorng Dressed and undressd Ceiling Castings ana
Pannals; 100000 feet sound Common Boards suitable ior
barns fencing: Pine and Poplar Shingles
Sc made order at the lowest prices shelyns
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames Tor
Doors windowa &c &C. Bills Of prices fowarded to al
them. Orders from distance wall receive
omptattention. lepl1 u
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NEW sPRING GOODS
= MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON,
snNnRIEs

HTILBRRTs almonds, fgs raisns, ourrants preserved
70 ginger gn9er. baled ginger pmento ground ana
le Goodwin's fine tobacco tartar
epsom salts soda alum sui hur roll birthstone bed
cords buckets tubs candy copPeras cloves cinnamon INK
glass Jars TASKS Iogwocd nader. Indigo glass lanterns
mustard matches oysters lObsters sardnes letter an
wrapping pepper sauce powder safety fuse fancy an
bar soaps, vinegar, tees, snuff, moss, etc. etc.i
lust q m for salel low by
II s e.
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CONTgUANcE'

THE undersigned would respectfully his
and the Of the late firm of Foster Brown that
the will continued by him the oa stand where
he will be friends city
receive those that 30 and will every
ertion to ser them we'll faithfuy For the liberal
continue patronage himself and the late firm be
would return sin esre 81 ank5 . - ,,..
r-hI
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DISSOLUTION
CO-PARTNERSHrP.
RoILER MAKING AND REPAIRINCI.
DISSOLUTION,

TftHESpartnership of FOSTER& BROWN dissolved by
/ limitation the frstinstant
Our friends and who indebted to wcOn
fer especial IA, Gin addition heretofore
eed by ling the old settling
their balances Those whom indebted will
for payment Either authorized
the of the firm in liquidation n. w. FOSTER.
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NpECsD per steamer &c."
u cases r. W. Boston Matehesi
3 cases New York dol
box Nutmegs;
bags Pepper
6 kegs Soda;
10 dozen strain hemp Bed cords;
10 do Ne. do do;
coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter do;
do grass Halter Rope;
4 reals cotton Bed cord
barrel Sulphur
Go Epstm Salts;
dozen ~ poundeans Mustard;
"a nests market bakets;
6 boxes Eeman Syrup;
IS dozen Kentucky Mustard;
barrels fine cut Smoking Tobacco
10 dozen fancy Bueketsj
10 nests Wooden Bowls;
10 dozen iron bound half-bushel Measures;
dozen sets dol
20 dozen Shaker Brooms;
10 nests blue Tubs 80;
5 do do do (S);
4 dozen assorted Well Bueketsj
4 do School Baskets
3 do Tar Cans;
IL do Wash Boards;
II do hisksi
3 do Fancy Whisks;
4 do willow agons; for sale at very Iowpriees
cash by myl9 l. & D. HERMANN