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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

But let inc finish the, toast: yg
THE Unipn. now and forever; id
the storm the South must hoist an.
'chor and lieIto.'', 'ii'
Mr.. Wise retired amid deafnina
'hurrahs, and II was,.a considerable
time afterwards before the party
tshowed:any disposition to cook down
from the excitement pccasioned byihis
eloquent discourse, and listen to the
more commpn-place speeches Of the
CHSulllS.a.t i - q.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
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LOVE ON A sTEA1dgoAT.
SEDUCTION - MARRIAGE = BoATMAE's
= JUSTICE COMMUNAL MAPPIsE s. -.

Although. the Mississippi, says the
ST.. Louis Morning. Utfa'd,, IN its
present CONCEALED state. presents an
aspect OF cold. torpid realty, yet far
; down, beneath its lev covering. the
catfish and the sucker. the long.nosed
sturgeon and the speckled. pike, way
their tails and ply their fms, unmini-
full of the cold world above them.--
But, though gorget with huge ice
cakes, and shrivclel by frost, love anu
sromances, fun, frolic and good feeling
are found on theice-bounI crafts that
sleep upon the frozen bosom of the
Father Of Waters. The north wind
may CONCEAL the waters, snagS may
rip out the yitals of.the breathing
birds of commerce that stem the tide;
the flames may consume the. floating
palaces Of the waters, but no change
oftime or tide can darken the souls
or check the impulses OF those l'trivcr
rulers, the stcamboatmen ofthe West.
Their character is unchangeabfe-+
brave. generous. kinl hearted, chariA
table, with their hands and hearts
open: to the cry of distress, ready at
all times to succor the. helpless or
ayenge the injured. .s0lzssz .,'s.e
= Many, indeed, are the noble traits
in the eharactefof the, Western boat
men. Whether he stands upon the
deck as commander, of the leviathan
steamer, orman a side-oar ON "a float
ing keel, the genuine boatmen Of the
Weat is the same. 81 III. q
But we have q story to tell which
displays the character of the river man
in one of its noblest phrases Ia story
of lowe, seduction, distress, and res
titution-of stern justice and jovial
mirth-so iRternlingied and combined
that the incidents conlthave occurred
nowhere but on the Western waters,
and the. actors in. the drama could
have graduated in no other school but
the free Institution of q steamboat. 81
AIweek or SO ago. the good steam
er Helen Mar--now ice bound at Rat
misunderstanding, twenty miles below
this city-vas the scene of one Of
those little romanceswhich will some-
fines occur in spite of LIES dull real
tiles. We. state the facts as related
to us by passenger. .a3s
& Tie Helen Mar was; bound down
the Ohio for this city. At Paducah,
q young man from Tennessee came
aboard, and took passage in: the cab
in. He was from the country, and
being away from home, with q .spock-
ct full OF r5cks,n and a bosom over
flowing with animal spirits, The was
not long in making the acquaintance
of all on board. from the fireman to
the captain, from the junior cabin boy
to the dignifel head steward, and the
dennre chambermaii. Probably his
most intimate acquaintance among
the attaches was the bar-keeper-be-
ing drawn toward him by spiritual
ahnitiesY of5tle most ardent charac-
ter. OF course he was the bosom
friend of each and every passenger.
including the ladies, among whom
was d young girlof seventeen beau
tiful, confding. interesting, and inno
cent as q child. The Tennesseean
paid marked attention to ,the, young
girl, end Il vas evident from ths
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
A Speech from Gov. Wise.

(. A. complimentary banqnetwas Div
EN- By the Boar 6fTra,ie of the city
of Richmond TO the delegates OF, the
Southern anf<Shthwestern Gemner-
.eial Convention holding its session
in that city on tie evening of the l st
ultimo. The afair came oil in large
hall over the market. Four tables
extending the Whole length of the
room, gave accommodation to some
hundred citizens The first toast, re-
sponlesl TO by Gsn. Tench Tlghman,
Of Maryland. President of the Com
mercial Convention, was as follows:
THE Commercial Conreatioa.--,
Its high aim tie elevation of the
South, to.the pro,d eminence due to
her gcogral 'hical Advantages. Rich
mond greets the patriotic delegates
with cordial welcome, lair blythe
band. -. IL - s-.3:..-~.
Toasts were thea drank in honor
OF the various Southern States, after
which the following was given: +
Il. CIR. HNnry 4 Fise.-The che
sen navigator Of tie good ship Vir-
ginia, In every sprm the pilot will
remember her ch!rt, compass, and
anchor-Constitut on, States Rights,
the Union. I -
Gov, Wise, in responding, said: ;
"The toast. is Of ! nautical >eharac-
ter, ami / am somcwhat OF a salt wa
ter man. ] was BON on the Atlantic
shore ofthis State, where the lullaby
of my cratlle was tie oceans moan.
tYou have ssid that am chosento be
+the navigator of thd COOL ship Vir-
GINA, AMI sailor likJ I glory to boast
Of my,ship. [APpl,,he, ] As OIL Iron
sides starts amid ths ships Of. the ma
Wy, SO Old Virginia Etands amid The
States Of the world. EApplause. ]
feel pride In my shin which not only
IN peace t'walks tie waters Ike a
thing of life" but ii war. thunders
like b god, Iremenber that when
t"The galley old - 49,: !. : .
49, On the ocesu fosmed, Fl. II.
ls1aI With Dacres neommand, III
Irdnsiles never struei her. flag. ZAP:
plarae..]. And i.shoal not be fit to
be chosen as a coxsw3in of a cookie
boat, much less the Iklinurus Of this
fine Of ] ship Virginia. if / allowed q
spar ot herto suffer. Not only should
II be court,martialed il / did SO, but ]
shouli be dhdtdemaI mafaadthG.-
fApplause.l Iihaye learl 9 veteran
officer say that no matter how strong
the enemy may be, tht whether q "A
.orr 110gnn ship, Old Ironsisles must
Eight; she cannon yield when the enc
my appears before her. The flag d
ifonsides-the nag of Old Virginia
must be nailed tot the mast, lvoeifcr-
Gus applause, and when the cannon
booms and old ocean feels the. shock
&c the strife, she must go doYn--she
may be swallowed up in the deep sea
but going down, the flag viii still
be there, and shall Haunt in the Gle
ment Of the air. Tremendous ap-
plapse.l The tpastsays that the phot
viii remember her chart-7the char
BY, which, / am to sail il the Constitu'
ton. What Constitutiona Ion lIay'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

John dams ii 3 second President
VI. the United States, fwas d practical
business man .aneia carefl husband
rot time The following ENTRY ap-
Pears iR " Till diary recently publish
''FridaY Satnr' sIay 1, u sunlaly, !. --
Monday att spent ii. absolute tidle-
.,,css. or which rs worse, gallantink
4 We submitted this extract to ouf
iileyiliwhoen clailned afAonce4sW Well,
if gallanting file girls be 4 sim the
Lori heIpth wicked Suspec Req
a'ster. 81. .s:s.i..l
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12
Why Jacob .Wspi for Eissing Rachel.

Fl f3s - k.fss}1l .Hi4s IKE
A.Ennmbar. of. orr contemporaries
have been exercising their Wit AMI IN
genuity in calculation OF ths question
why Jacob Fitted MP his voice and
wept' after kissing Rachel. Whether
they have succeeded Iin Satisfactorily
accounting for stt.h sSliige con i1lct
onthe part OF Jrob,1 we le,ve the
reader tojidse: ff
Kissing: ~ Jacob kissed Rachel,
and Lifted up his voice and wept. -
Scripture. .ff fst8E N ss
If Rachel was a pretty girl, and
kept her face clean, we can't see what
Jacob had tocry about, " z. GloJe.
How do you know but that she
his face for him. n. O.Detta.
Weeping is not nlifreqnently pro
duced by extreme pleasure, JOY, hap
pinessz-it might have been 50 il ia
cob's, case, M. n
Gentlemen. hold your tongues; the
cause Of jacobs weeping was the IRE
fusal Of Rachel to allow him To kiss
her again. lay7or Fyag. 4
1t Is our opinion that Jacob14wept
because he had not kissed Rachel be-
fore, and he Eept for thetime ,heihad
lost. -r4ge.lEs NtH+a E-u g,;,.E b.,
Il Green, verdant, all Of ye. TheEfelr
low wept because the gal didn't kiss
him.-Maachestcr 4msri;caa. T. 8.
Nonsensei Jacob wept because
Rachel told him to do ittwice more, =
and hewas afraid to. Dens5sealfuad
Freeman. VI,
Ridiculous; THERE'S not a true
Yankee among, yon. We, guess jas
cob cried because Rachel threatened
to tell her marin. u Sansca Union. '
There you are wrong again; he weep.
because there was only one Rachel 70
kiss Ra7dna lYerald.
on, YOU vet outi He wept fors joy
because it tasted SO good - MAJ. A
We reckon Jacob cried because
Rachel had been eafirg onions. w or
Our 9wnopifion il that yacobTept
because ne found, after all, 1t was not
half what it was cracked up to be-
Richmond ~ 7sS8. s.3 ssa .Eili
Pretty seriptural commentators AL
ofse! Jacob was puzzledto weeping
at how to compound q 1g-bits on the
essence Of tulips, when RacheFs lips
hahno naiss-terions smack inItllefn.
SQutAiSidel Democrat. t,e.
Wrong every, man pr you: We have
| it. Jacob was a kind .hearted man,
and Wept out Of prire sympathy for
those who were .deriiel the felicity d
kissing Rachel 4raZgncaJurg Er-
fginiaa. !.
hsTut, int, int; none Of yon. have
hit it NJ aceb's last chew Of tobacco
was in bis mouth when hemet Rach+
e, and he Was compelled 70 throw. il
away before ne kissed he. SgorFoJ
TIE Hdaascsae tasliey. 7 - s'i',, IS
E3f e. ai3 s1tS sSsl Z Kf&3 I'll IL AZ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

TnrED AIEN Some Eastern paper
says, that ws,should only elect sttled
mem tpoficr, tosivhich athe a Albany
Kniekboeker replies j 81
sThatis being dQpesin this county
One Of the assembly men has been
.tried four tines three times for
swindling, and once I, for hhigauiin1y -. ~
There ID every prospect frat ne shall
have some tried men III our COM
mon Council before 1enga ~
5 ss s. = ssss III u
Enah lra,r;;f 81 -, kn,,s<na w
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

'f5EA ii Irish sailor once visited a city,
where He All they copper bottorned
the tops Of their houses with sheet
Lead .lt 5s ah III sss es
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

A poet SAYS: n E ]. 80
Il drearlt that WAS engaged in
writing. and that in the midst of q
sentence a rn,lsketo cfme burning in
my ear. j demonstrated with him
for disturbing me having spoilt d
beautiful paragraph. Il will not
trouble, he replied, I have merely
come to punctnate a passage. z q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

III 4. ftf sM SN I'll 9Th
orr Q NDER ARMs, "A ragged in
ilivilnal vas salsitela few days since
By a little nrchin, tlins: IL 80 & IS
81 say, Won Sir, don't YOU belong 70
the arnysn ,ail sIa isA .fls:' "A
sis.N \, /, was theindignant replya -
Ill ssWell, sasaid the other, Il thonght
you did, as yon are ont nndersarunalh
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

IA poor Irishman who applied for
a license to sell ardent spirits, being
questioned as to his moral fitness for
the trust replied: M s ss's
AisH sure itlisn't much character a
man needs to sell rum. sk zH
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Or. Franklin usei to say, that rich
widows were the only piece Of second,
hand b gools that sol at PRIME cost
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

II WI osaS i IbEA or III ffISEs
A ltHscn; respondent of the Boston
Times, g.veshher ideas tof perfect
bliss ID the following paragraphs I
Sim awolnan, withs = Nenaan'A
weakness, md having q good cpnstis
futon; can bear a great deal tof hap
ppiuess. If i was asked my ideas OF
perfect bliss, ii should say, q fast
Horse. 4 duck Of d cutter, plenty Btit
falorobes' aneat fitting over.c oatWith
IahanA sonas man ID ii, and-one ~
Madatne Wash's little French bon
netsl IfthatEwouldn't be happineaA
lor ono life time, I'm open tocons
victor IS r. what sVSplld & ga
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

SostErHISa NEW SpEE TlIE SUS.---
A day AZ two since, heiIinspector of
long. anil dry measures ID Baltimore,
MI !, cut afull quarter ofan, inch from
d yarll sick, muse at aadry goods
store ia thateity, being thatnluchrt0o
lonq, ~ Ii 1. 80. Is ass
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

a little one, after undergoing tho
fisagrt cable operationof vaccination.
tycla;med, Now I won't have to be-
baptize5f, VII q s.. 1000, u.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

TnEs RrAsos WnY.Sebastopoi d
s,aobabIy called \ The HolyC City tro6i
having been 90 thorongfly scanaoniiss
ed recently. III It'll ssrs d sl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

i There Is e,iap OH west So 's meand
that Ne beils Two bone buttons III Is
pint OF water. This srael lasts hifff
esactlyone month"; He hasused the
buttons 90 long that hehas boileHplI
the. holes ont of, them. Hss keopa
warm in the winter, time IN standing
under his next-aoor leighbor's gas
lamp. $3.50
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

Al BIAoki SoUAIf - negro b1Dy
With flIec0lics 81 ken sIn q .so|
M II = Z = q l1si<1
Happiness en- 5 fnade qpi'a i &
s. ehe1 la1t1Fia 4 -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

!. + Papalare the hogsthat 50 to Cihs
siDriatI sickill AZ
IN why 60 yolt ask2i1,I
... SIS ecanse tha pers say they an
cured there. s.5..' ! ID ,ssiso
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-12

seehowalineiook aw;th ontsppraa Y
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-30
Notice.

ON SATURDAY, the 9th day of February, 1856,
~ between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and P.
NJ, will be letout auction to the lowest bidder, pur-
suaut the ordinances of the of Shreveport at
the market-house in said town, the paving and grad
ing, and putting in good condition, the sidewalks in
front Of the following lots of ground in said town of
Shreveport required by the ordinances, within a
reasonable time after the letting Of the same, wit:
Lots Nos 10 l6in block No. AS fronting on Market
streets. Lots Nos. IA, Is and l6 in block N o. SO,
frontir Market street. and Lots Nos. g. 4, and 8
in block No. Is, fronting on Texas street. Lot No.
in block No. %, fronting on Texas street. Also lots
Nos. l. g. g. and in block No 33, fronting on Tex
as street. Given under my hand officially in Shreve-
port, this 9TH day of January, A. D. 1856.
lan9 J.W. JONES. Mayor
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Shreveport, January l, 1856.
SHREVEPORT AUCTION STORE

TINE subscriber, having taken the corner brick build
4 ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house, has opened GENERAL AUCTION STORE
and is ready to receive goods of every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
gagged in the business, he Hattcrs himself give salts
faction to all who may honor him with call His reg
ular days of sale Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
any other day. when business demands his attention
Will give particular attention to the selling of Ne
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales
Liberal cash advances made consignments Of
Groceries,. A. L. HEINE, Auctioneer.
Shrevenort. January 10 1855. ~. -
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Valuable Plantation For Rent.

40 HE valuable plantation situated on lied River
sWS only two miles above Shreveport, the proper
-ss4a. y Of Mrs. Martha K. Lee, and known as the
late residence of captain James Lee The soil IS equal
to any in the State, and is well suited to the cutva-
ton Of both and corn aud is high and dry, be
ing above ordinary high water mark. 1t is also one
OF the best situations the river for wood yard
There is comfortable dwelling and all the necessary
ou-buidings on the premises, good garden shrub
berry, etc. To good tenant the place will be rented
or leased on accommodating terms. For further par
ticulars, apply to JNO. w. JONES, Shreveport,
ian9 or Mrs MARTHA K LEE. Marshall Tx
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Y Fstse gfs@ ~ FOR SALE a647 &y'@@g
The Crescent Plantation and Garden Spot
! CANE RIVER

A OF CANE kit Ek VALLEY.
ME subscriber, being DESTROYS IF disseminating
81 the business of planting, viii sell this most beau
titul and productive plantation, together with FL
Negroes, of which l6 are field hands, stock, farm
ing implements, corn, fodder and every thing apper-
tanning to it, for the price OF FoRTy THOUSAND Dol
cash. and the balance in three equal
instalments, with interest at per cent. per annum
This plantation is proven by the overflow of '49 to
be high as any land on Red River by the crops to
be as productlve and is proverbay healthy; having
lived here ten years have lost but one adult slave
and that from pulmonary disease. 1t is remarkable
that neither the cholera yellow fever have ever
visited this plantation This may be partly owing to
the proximity OF the pine hills which overlook it. /
have never known 1t to fail in producing abund-
ant crops that OF the last year amounts Is bales of
cotton of 400 TBS. per hand, and abundance of corn
fodder, peas potatoes, pumpkins, 1t is various
ly mbered, of which there is abundance of the best
cypress. The pinewoods contiguous abound with
springs and rvulets of the purest water. The tract
contains 1890 arpents of land of which there 600
acres cleared and 325 protected by evee three feet
above the highest water mark The soil is mixed, not
too sandy nor too stiff, and is very easily cultivated
The buildings two fine two-story dwellings and
their outhouses, large cypress cisterns and one
brick and cement do Two excellent gin houses, in
which there is excellent gin and gearing in fine rum
ming order, two excellent sash presses, nearly new,
splendid grist mill with Smelling room and shelter
one blacksmith shop complete, furnished with all the
necessary TOOLS iron, STEEL etc., negro Qog) cabins
stables, corn-houses, cotton houses, and other useful
buildings. If desired by the purchaser, will sell the
household and kitchen furniture, provisions, etc.
will sell the above described property at private
sale, and in block only. Preparations for CROP pro-
crossing 4 4gasr.# G.. S. WALMSLEY. H.
Cloutieryille La. January 30, IS56-4t .aI -..
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Notice..

INHE Police Jury Of Caddo parish, at their last
L meeting passed an ordinance requiring all per-
sons now the charity of the parish be sent Mr.
j. b. Hughes, with whom they have made arrange
mens to take of the poor of the parish until
suitable poor house be procured Now therefore,
notice Is hereby given t. all persons having paupers
or ndigent persons in keeping, the pay of the pa
rish to deliver the same up to me- so that they can be
disposed OF in accordance with said ordinances and
their accounts for keeping said paupers will NOT be al
lowed after this date. r. It. BUCKNER,
January l6, 1856 Pres,t of P. jury
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Sheria.s Sale.

GTATEa OF LouIsIANA-Parisheo of caddo-In
~ the District Court, No. 446s S. II. CAM, ad-
mnstrator, vs.. X A. CUTLlFF, admir-. By virtue of
writ Of sale issued of the honorable the district
N and Tor theparish Of Caddo in the above entitled
suit, and TO directed. will proceed to sell at public
auction IL the courthouse door in the twn of Shreve-
port parish OF Caddo, on SATURDAY, the LIST day OF
March, 4. d. 1856, between the hours of Ii O'CLOCK
A. NJ. and P NJ the following described property to-
wit Lot No. 10 (ten.l containing ten acres; lot No
(seven,1 continuing ten acres lot No. feight con-
tanning eight acres; lot No. (nine,l containing six
acres; block No 81 (twenty-seven.i containing two
acres block No. 10 (en) continuing two acres; 10,
No four) in block No. so (itty;) la, No. 10 ften)
in block 40 Qorty;) lot No - [twelve] in block No.
40 [fory; lot No. II ourtee in block No. SO fifty
eght) 1T No (elesen) in block No Al orty -one;)
lot No. 81 (thi:y-one) continuing acres, and 10,
No. five in block No. Qour,} all in the town of
Shreveport parish Of Caddo. 6s ss@
Terms of saIe--A credit of one and two years.
Purchasers to give their notes. with approved personal
security bearing eight per cent. per annum interes,
from the day of SALE and special mortgage to be re-
tanned the property sold secure the payment OF
the purchase money. -. slasgs. 5a.sa.s.- 5#ssrr
-asMa THOS. R. SIMPSON, sheriff
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Shreveport, January 90. 1856.
Sharif.s Sale.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of Caddo--In
~ District Court, No. 1923. SMITH, administrator.
VS.. LENssFIELD ct al. By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale issued of the honorable the District Court
in and for the parish of Caddo in the above entitled
suit and directed will proceed to sell at public
auction at the courthouse door in the town OF Shreve
port, parish Of Caddo, on SATURDAY, the 1st day Of
March, A. D. 1856, between the hours of II o'clock A.
NJ and M, the following described property 10. wit:
lot of ground with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in block No. As fory-hve) in the
town of Shreveport parish and aforesaid with
the following meets and bounds beginning forty feet
from the northwest corner of said block f45 being
the Of said block formed by the crossing Of
Market and Lake streets, and thence running south
ward along Market street 40 forty feet thence back
from Market street towards Silver lake $50 lone hun
dred and fifty feet, thence northwards toward Lake
street 40 orty] feet, thence up Market street to the
place of beginning Seized the property of the de-
PENDANTS and to be sold pay and satisfy the debt, in
terest and costs in the above entitled suit. gs#
Terms OF sale-Cash without the benefit of appraise-
ment. a. za- THOS, R. SIMPSON, sheriff
Shreveport, January 80 1856 SIS zrEs-Fsfnf 90 90
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L. BAER,
Confectionery l. Family Grocery Store,

Texas street, between the Levee and Spring street,
next door to Balls drug store, Shreveport.
sI, HAS Just received direct from New Orleans and
aNNsS is opening large and complete assort-
z44A ment of choice and fresh Confectionery and
Family Groceries, comprising every article usually to
be found in stores of the kind. Among the stock is:
sugar. moasses, coffee, teas, chocolate, rice, starch,
candles, common and fancy soap lamp oil, mackerel,
salmon Goldfish, herrings, obsers sardines, olives,
ehovies capers, ketehups, pickles. preserves
brandy fruits, fruits in their juice, piefruits,
SINS cufrants prunes almonds, pecans and other nuts,
syrups of every description, fine cordials water,
and soda crackers, cakes, candies jeies and jams fine
salad oil, mustard, pepper, vinegar, ginger, nutmegs,
spice English and pineapple cheese, butter, lard fine
salt, etc. ETC.. =a zS
Also, select stock choice old Brandy, PORT Ma
deira. Sherry, and White Wines, Champagne, Claret
Rum, Gin, Irish, old Cock Monongahea and common
Whiskey; Cider, London Porter and Scotch Ale, fine
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, etc. june