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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

HEAVY FLOODS IN NORTH CARoLINA-A let
ter, bearing date Sept. 1st says that Hay wood
Chatham county, N c., was, at the time of wri
ting, surrounded by water. The bridge over the
Deep River, at LockYille, had been swept away
one arch of the bridge at Haywood was broken by
drift wood Great fears were entertained in re
gard the crop, the only good corn in that
vicinity is on the low grounds, and they are flood
ed The river higher than it had ever been
known and was still rising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

DEATH BY HYDRoPHoBIA.-Emma Jane, daugh.
ter of Daniel Elliott of Smithteld, H. l., died on
Snndsv last ef bydrophobia Her age was three
years She was badly bitten in the arm by mad
dog some five weeke since, but the wound: appa-
ren,ly healed, until Friday last when alarming
symptoms appeared, and she died in great agony
son of Mr. Elliott was also bitten, out not oAn-
geroualy. Two other persons in Pawtucket were
also bitten by the same dog
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. 1.-The PRESCOTT HOUSE,,
ID two doors above the Banks is again open for the
reception of boarders, by the day, week or month.
DR.. Hudson, who owns the property, has spared no
expense to make this House one of the most pleasant
Boarding Houses in the city. He das made severa,
additions, that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant at the same time the
comforts of home.
au I8-1m Mas. M G. JETER.
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large cash cnpitaI EN-.

NOTECE.--'Fhe large cash capital em-
ployed in our business enables US to make
purchases exclusively with money, and such the
advantages derived from its this season in the
Northern mark cts, that We have determined to make
change in the manner OF conducting it by adopting
Zoe cash system We think this will be mutually
the buyer aud seller and will there
u relieve OF large amoGnt of labor and exps
IN books and collections. We propose that from
Monday next, September 9th, TO close our books of
credit aud contne ourselves entirely to cash busi
ness The above change will afford advantages to
those who are now, and have been for forty years,
cur frie ends and customers which could never have
been given them under the present system. We
tba IL few days offer to the public the larges. as
sor,nlv nj Of sTAPLE and FANCY GOODS we have
eyet had for exhibition and at extremely olc prices
VALENTINE Il SON, No 81 Broad st.
Near the Capitol Square
B.-Those indebted To the late concern Of Va
ientlne Cfenshaw L. Co. or to Valentine son, are
requested to close their sccounts with at esrly
day AZ 3-s " & n.
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Mrs. Partington says the only way 70 pre-
vent steamboat explosions, Is 10 make tne en-
gineers bile their water on shore 10 ner opin. :.
lon sll the Dustin il done by cooking the steam on
board.
The u. s. Revenue Gutter Taney Capt. ID. ot'
finger, arrived at Savannah last Saturday
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A BURGLAR SHoT.-Last Thursday night, some
burglars broke into the house of MIR. Durren in
Sharpsburg, Ohio, and, after ransaeking the house
came to the door of Mr.. Durrelrs bed room, who
seized double barrelled shot gun and shot one
of the fellows, who rolled down the stairs to the
ground floor His companions carried Off the
body but left it short distance from the house,
where it identified as the corpse OF John Cur
It's by his sister, Her testimony led to the arrest
of four or FIVE young men, supposed to have been
accomplices of the deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

KANSAS EMGRAsTs Capt. H. g. Pate deliver
ed Kansas address at Nottoway g. H., on We'd
nesday, and 500 was contributed TO the CAUSE
thence to Kansas He was accompanied by sever
al emigrants aud will be joined by many more ut
eertsin points on the route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

PERUVIAN SILVER ColS-There 10 very little
mr.. coined silver in Peru; il contains much cop
per ALLOW II is so bad that Chill has prohibited
i,s circulation in her territsry. Nearly all the coin
bears the BOLIVIAN stamp and Peru also is about to
probibit its circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

Cool WEATHER.-A letter from Hampshire
conntv. Mass, SAYS: "We have had . bright,
slowing fire in the house every day for the past fort
nirbt. and are really comfortable only when beside
it One evening the mercury was but four degrees
ahoye freezing"
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OFFICE VA r. Il NJ. INSURANCE CO., !
RICHMOND, 24th July, 1885, !
ID DEMOVAL.-ThiS COmDauy having re

RICHMOND, Nth July, 1856. !
ID DEMOVAL.-This Company having re.
III moved to their new Office, No. ISL Main street,
next door to the Dispatch oice Il prepared here.
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks fair terms
Chartered in 1881, and having now been in opera.
ton over twenty -four during which time they
have met claims for loss the extent of largely over
A MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history of
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the nsurng public has enabled it become fa-
Hlar with their wants and pains will be spared,
curacy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insur ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities a. may be in their
uouar n their pafrons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

EXPENSIVE ANIMALS.-AmoDg the "passen
gers" by the Hudson River Railroad on Saturday,
were two Cashmere goats bound for Tennessee
The Albany Times says they were purchased in
South Carolina at 81, 600, and have been exhibited
in New York. Adm itting the two animals to
weigh sixty pounds, for they are diminutive crea.
lures they would cost about fortyfour dollars per
pound.
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ACCIDENT TO A THEATRE.-On Thursday
morning, in consequence of being undermined for
new building, the lower portion of the side wall
of the Broadway theatre, N. Y. fell out the
damaged part being about 90 feet in length, and
extending to the middle of the second story. II
embraces the rear of the stage, which, with its
chnery and scenic decorations, lies demolished aud
protruding through the aperture.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On the morning of the
18th ult., Daniel S. Houghton, an old merchant OF
Iidionte. Warren county, Pa, was waylaid, tied
hand and foot and robbed of about 81 900 in drafts
and money. near that town.
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~. CARRIAGE.. CARKIAGEs.

Es.49A The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
--1--- Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
ley, between Main aad Cary, N3th and I4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CRARIO-
TEES, BAR0GCHES, BUGG!ES with end without
tops and SULkIES, all of his own make of the best
materials a0d workmanship. All of which viii be
t9iG as low work Of the kind be in the city
Of Kichmondi and respectfully ask call from those
In want OF sny article il the Carriage lins de-
termlned to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, Rad Gil work cold, that s new, war
RATED
!e 26-d9rn MICAJAH MANGUM
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THE PRICE OF ToBAcco.-The tobacco market
seems steadily advancing from the unfavorable
cona'uon OF the growing crop A tobacco Arm
N ne" YORK In their circular issued on Tuesday
1t is useless for us to set forth the gloomy fore.
ooaings OF majority resident at the West. but
we are free to admit that In all moral
the western growth will this year be- g rsS,eed
one-thrd at least, and without a heightened and
favorable season, still further deficiency NAV oc
cur; and WIN tne reduced stocks, both at home
scarcely to be expected that any decline NAV oc-
curin the present market value, and for some Do
seriptions further advance is looked for. II vv,
be seen that the value of the manufactured arti
Gle has greatly improved on all grades and de-
scriptons. As another feature tending to strength
en- future prices of leaf, we may notice that manu-
facturers of cutting descriptions have made a pro.
gressive movement in their list of prices, which
has not been done without much reluctance on the
part of those largely interested"
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OF REPUTATION Daniel Webster, wnen
young lawyer, was employed in case for whien ia
he received fee of eighteen dollars. Later IN ie
he was employed in a similar case, ana received Z
fee of five thousand dollars, though ne usea .ne
same brief which he had prepared for the hrss
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THE SHOOTING CASE IN GoLDsBoRo, N. C.-The
fact that VIM. T. Robinson, editor of the Colds
boro' Tribune, was shot on Saturday, by Wm II
Dortch, prominent politician of that place, has
been stated. The Tribune says:
About sunset, or little before, as the editor OF
this paper passing over to his office from Mrs
Griswold's hotel, VIM r. Dortch, using a double
barrel gun, shot him, taking deliberate am and
lodging the contents of both barrels in his body
and left arm. About ten minutes before the &C.
currence Mr. Robinson had entered the hotel to
transact some business, passing Mr.. Dortch, who
was sitting on the steps with gun standing erect
between his legs, and, as report says, already
cooked but who, for reasons best known to him.
self, declined to perpetrate the bloody deed while
his victims face towards him. Mr.. Robinson
having transacted his business with Mr. Jones
proceeded towards his Office, and when less than
half way across the street, or about fifteen or
twenty PAGES from Mr. Dortch, the latter fred on
him with the effect already stated.
When Mr.. Robinson received the first fire, be
staggered. instnctively placing his left hand be-
hind him on the spot where he had been wounded,
and with his right drawing out his pistol but he
instantly received the second fire and fell. On be
ing raised, he attempted to cross over to Mr.
Dorth, who had now laid aside his gun and dra wn
pistol, but found it impracticable-he couldn't
stand up. At this juncture, of his little sons
a lad about fifteen years DID, ran up, exclaimng
PA, hand me your pistol, and I'll shoot him." at
the same instant snatching ths pistol from his
fathers hand. The bravery displayed by this little
boy, in defence of father whom he then regarded
as murdered, ia worthy of all commendation. He
prevented from fighting or dying in his fathers
defence only by those who wrested the pistol from
him, and, as we thought, wrongfuly
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More BalN Wanted I'm conseaueuce Of the rreat
rush Of paupers TO get into the chain rang. the m
perintendent Of streets has been Compelled 10 or
der an additional supply Of balls and chains =
There are new two ioafersin the city jan waiting
the receipt of the appendagss before they can 20
to work, and others are hourly expected to be on
hand II all Of them could be harnessed a. once.
1t would require but few days to improve and grade
every street In the city. Some of them ought to
be put to breaking rock for Matchmaking pur.
poses.
Al Right.-Last Thursday night, the watchrnen
arrested . woman, named Lind Reber, for taking
sundry pieces of plank from the neighborhood Of
the new cuatom house, supposing that she was
committing theft. Yesterday morning the case
came before the Mayor for adjustment, and II wss
then proved that she had 4 right to remove the
lumber. She was therefore acquitted Of oil
blame.
ROU CUBA number Of young men in this CITY
are contemplating the purchase Of . row barge.
to be used for pleasure trips on the James river.
and to be manned by themselves. The exercise of
rowing boat is admirable for persons confined to
sedentary lives. and If resorted to, may save many
doctors bills during the fall and spring seasons
Break DoWa-Tws wagons came together on
Cary street, yesterday, and - both were going
faster than the law allows, one OF them lost 3
wheel by the collision
The Fredericksburg Road is doing heavy travel
business at this time. The Central and Dsuville
are also crowdee every day. Where do the peo.
pie come from and where are they goinge
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DEATH FROM WREsTLIsG.-A fatal accident
occurred on Wednesday last. from wrestling, at
Cox's Mills, in Prince George county. situated
about II miles from Petersburg Two men,
whose names were Benam Spain and Thomas
Lee. were engaGedin the dangerous exercise, when
Spain, while straining himself tis supposed, burst
blood vessel and died in a short time after.
wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

An Austrian Colonel lately insulted the Ameri-
can Vice-Consul in Ancona, Italy. The latter had
demanded redress from the United States Minister
in Rome
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

DECREE AGAINST AMERICANS The feeling of
the government of Honduras against the people of
the United States appears 10 be no way friendly,
as is evidenced by the fact that they have issued
decree forbidding all Americans to land at the
ports of that country, for the purpose of going
into the interior The U. S. Consul had ineffectu.
ally protested against the enforcement of this de-
cree. The Boston Traveller, from which we OBJ
tain this information, attributes it to Walkerfilli
bustersla
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lEUf3 SALE FROM STOKE, AND 40
l ARRIVE
no. Mackerel
No ! Hsrrings
Preserved Lobsters, in and Id. cans
Sawed Shingles and Sawed Laths
No Roe Herriugs
Dried CoGfsh and Pollock
Rossndsle and James River Cement
hockiand Lime, now lending on the Dock
Ground Lana Plaster and Calcned do
Plssterng Hair, Hay, Potatoes, &c.
STORAGE taken at the lowest city rates
BaIDGFORD CO,
Ie Corner 10Th Dock and Cary sts
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ROCK ISLAND BRIDGF.-Resolutiou have been
passed by the Pittsburg Board of Trade declaring
nuisance the railroad bridge the Mississippi
river, between Rock Island and Davenport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-Thoug the Paris cores
pondents say little the subject, it is said to be
well known in that city that Louis Napoleon is in
a precarious state of health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

LONG LEASE OF OFFICE.-The present post
master at Jamestown, Lebanon county Pa was
appoined under Thomas Jeffersons administra-
tion. by Gideon Granger, then Postmaster Gen
erai, on the sd September, 1902. He Is now
eighty-one years old, and does all the business
himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

<tPEHIuR CLUTHI Az GhEAT
CLOTHfAG HOUSE, No. li9 MAIN STREET.
=. D. GOODMAN now offers his entire stock of sum
sf CothiDg greatly reduced cash prices IN order
u reduce stock low possible. make room for
IA stock, aud 10 tbe interest the amount Of
ton9nier stock now in store. Those IN want can nov
hd the greatest Bargains by giving early call
NJ n ID GOODMAN
{'hkNsHAw 81 FlshEh,s FAMILY
~ fLOuh.-Our friends are respectfully informed
Inat We have opened our list for Family Flour
Ihoso who wish 10 get their years supply US, will
please call and enter their names.
apS-ts CRENSHAW X FISHER.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
NEW SALOON,

- NEW SALOON, Pa
lSxsssstsssSs& On 18th street, opposite ssSsstssA
the arch of the Old Mar y3
ket-JUHN FRIEDRICH, formerly Pro- -n<sNs--~
pretOr OF the " Irving House." Baltimore, having
taken tLe large brick Rouse situated above is
prepared TO serve up, short notice, every DELL
CACY that be obtained in this and other markets
tis b AZ will be found supplied with the choicest
solicited. l9-dlm
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=. GENRlaE j. -IlINER. InporIer

g UETNNN j. = ClFENER, InDOfItr
70 jASD DEALER IL CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN-
HtEE WARE, No. 70 Pearl Tor l4thl street, Rich
G4-3g Iron3 Ns-By recent arrivals from Liver
fey4 is in ipt of his -il Imposteiiops
Il China and Earthenware, and from the tscto-
ries avery large snd general assortment OF Glass
N.sEz Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &c, to which
i= invites the attention Of thu merchants OF
virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
hll stock Of Goods, equal in extent and vaTie-
- aitd ua good terms any repaczing house
II la country offer. To all cash. punctual
.'me buyers, such Inducements will be offered, will
be satisfactory.
CaGe,u! snd experienced packers employed and
prompt attention slven TO the shipment of Goods.
A large assortment Of the best quality sf Stone
ware, at factory prices.
Merchants who have been accustomed ts buy their
Fa'thenwars in tie NorthsTu markets, particu-
larry invited 10 examination OF the above stock.
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x,.- ,zer --syzr4TxEzzzsF1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
La ~ ss5;;ss-.,s:5sSfsTH THE ADAMS EXPRESS
Afsa-------1-- COMPANY, i3i MAIN ST
Having renewed their Express, on the Raleigh and
,;s.,.r Ra!lrasd are prepared to forward, with
g,J,-A ana at reasonable rates every kind Of NJ Err
,rANpISE. VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
RY. Sc Sc. BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
ne Of trus,y messengers, TO all points the
gzles.b aa6 CASTOR Railroad, VIZ -
nav EASTON. HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTQN, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants ana othe:s entTustipg Goods to the
Assms Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding oousi2nees az every point along
ne ize thereby saw ug time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
J. NJ. TAYLOR, SPIT.
:, MACDOSOCGH, Agent. sc Its
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Cadngs an The HsatAer-Persons Leaving the Springs
--L'eW Mawy-Stage Accideat-Ii Visitors from
Richmond, 8r
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vassN GLASS. CHINA AND EARTH
AA AIENWARE.-Hav taken the store form
& y ery occupied by James Evans, we are now
~ receiving rev sud splendid assortment of
FL.. ana Solar Lamps, Candlelshrss, Looking Glass
es Table end Mantle Ornaments, Britannia and Plated
WaIe, Table Cutlery, Glass. China and EaIthenware,
sets sud by the piece ali Of which will sell ct
the lowest mark rates
Orders a.nt to us will be faithfully executed, the
hest srlicles furdshed, and particular attention paid
IL lacklng TAYLOR & CO,
81 T6-dlm lii Main Street.
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- IU THE ElADlEs.--lssAD son

Esecn TO THE LA sun
II ia wing purchased in New York. from auction,
Esssxsa large assortment of EMBROiDERlEs,
W. LACES and lNSERTlONS, which are not IN
he line Of business and ishng to dispose ofthem be-
lore open my fall supply of MILLINERY, will
sell them less price than the same articles can
be purchased for at any other store Those IN want
vii please give me call, rs they must be sold in
lsss than month for any price that can be got for
them. Don't forget the sbore, MADAM SON,
Opposite the st Charles Hotel,
So Main st.
WANTED.-By MADAM SON, two good
hILLiNEES. None need apply unless they are
thoroughly acquainted with the business, and for
slca liberal wages will be given. Sc S-ot"
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsI

WAdysFtissmsnts published until forbid win bs
charged % cents pr square Of ten lines for the yet
insertion. and 8 cent Eor eaah soutinuanse
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INsEkUCTiUN sIN TtiE

-.sasaxSEEsss;sF..aa<<A, ms ItUtIIU.N an lti r.
PssgCsszglz4sSA$ PlANO.-A young lady who has had
III ~ N considerable experience in teaching
i j ~ u Y and can produce pupils that in one
quartor play and sing most any ordinary piece of
received Instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, w. Nj. Hoffrapn, Esq, feels confident
she give satisfaction to those who encourage her
Terms Is per quarter of 20 lessons Address NJ. s.
A, box 81. post oiiice " Z2-ts
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x--- -xuyxzss.zsssss1 THE aISsENPRESS
LA COMPANY, ls4 Main ST., hav

ksssx- x--NS----s-in resumed their Steamship
Fxp.es. to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
t'.ns s Nv, York every Wednesday and Saturday,
.-s .' thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
11yrchSuyg, Salem, Wythevile, and the principal
t3 rn forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
l..s every k.ad OF Merchandise, Valuable Parcels.
tie,serv, Sc, to the above named cities, and all
ysres on the sesbosrd.
P'Sny Fxpress au the Steamships will be acecmps-
- hv specisl Messengers, who will give their per-
al attention to the osretul tHldllng of goods
sst,nrsrs will please take netce that packages TO
e.. in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
!s.s,,,sr. unless otherwise marked
Fs,sEt received on day of sailing, until o'clock,
- J. l.. MACDONUGH,
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CAPITAL, $20e,0e0!!!

DIRECTORS.
T. M. ALFkIEND, President.
II. L. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co.,
H. w. Quarles,
VIM. Beers, of Beers Poindexter,
II. w. Fry, of H. w. Fry K Sons;
Wm. Palmer
j. A. Inloes,
A. K. Parker, Of Parker, Nimmo Co.,
j. +. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth, Turner l. Co.
Tho. Samson, of Samson l. Pae,
C. w. Purcell, of C. w. Purcell L CO.,
B. L. Winston,
J.P Winston, of Winston Powers,
8. T. Pulliam,
Fl. A. Claiborne,
P. Cullen,
Geo. w. Smith, of Smith 4 Barwood.
tyA-ts w. l.. COWARDIN Sec'v
II Regular discount day OF tho company 10 Thurs
day in each week-paper to be offered before oclk
on that day.
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PARTON MUNsEY, NJ. D.,
ID HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
1877 Main street, with Dr. Atwood,) Richmond.

II HOMEOPATHiC PHYSICIAN,
1877 Main street. with DR.. AtwoodJ Richmond
su 15-ims
ICURICE AND TONQUA HEANb.va
IL The undersigned having engaged in the selling Of
the above on commission, has made arrangements
with several New York houses to keep him constant
ly supplied with the most reliable brands. He will
sell the usual terms and asks the attention Of tha
Of this city and other places to his stock
now on hand. J. PITFIELD GEORGE,
AZ M. Blair Co.'S,
au 9-1m' Corner Cary and 18th sts.
CTUk Es & co. offer fer snIe-
- $50 pkgs LOAF, CRUSHED, and COFFEE SU-
SUGARS
go hhds. P. r. aud N. @. do
1900 bsE. and pockets Java, Laguayra and Bio
1900 kegs NAILS
500 boxes Sperm, Adamantins and Tallow CAN.
Is kegs HORSE SHOES
200 dozen Painted BUCKETS
so nests TUBS
100 kegs SODA
1000 realms WRAPPING PAPER
500 bags SHOT
400 boxes French and American GLASS
1e0 boxes SOAP
80 bbls TANNERS OIL
so cases SUMAC
100 chests TEAS
With Pepper. Ginger, Allspice, Segars Matches,
Plow Lines Bed Cords, Snuff. Lead. Shoe Thread.
Clocks, Brown White Lead, Extract Logwoed, with
great variety Of ether articles, which We offer to
the trade. 30-2w