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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER q co.


nNTUESDAY MORNING. January Is, $50, We will offer
~ at Auction for Cash. large and well assorted
cries, TO wit
9S hhds. New Sugar;
10 E" Clarified do
IS barrels crop Molasses;
16T \ do do DO do;
- do Loaf Sugar;
225 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee:
loo barrels No 3, Maekerei, Large;
10 y do 2, do
% boxes Cod Fish:
- do Scotch Herrfngs
i6e do Star Candles
rs do Tallow do;
20 do Pearl Starch;
81 bags Buckwheat flour;
tierces Fresh Rice.
80 dozen Wash Boards
lO do Brooms;
90 ave Gallon Denljohs;
800 boxes assorted glassware:
80 do Pint and Quart Fiasks;
80 do assorted Pickles.
% do Tobacco, very Popular brands;
10 Matches
8 do ane Cigars, ito be sold by the eAse'
10 dozen Painted Buckets
~ do Half bushe Measures;
y barrels d. ID. Nilksy;
ll5 DO Plies Magnolia DO;
G0 boIes Cheese:
so kegs Wheeling Nails-assOr,sd sizes:
Is casks Soda
y do London Porter HBbis's BRAID;
- boxes N. H. RAisins.
IS kits Msckrr.E
~ bsFreis Family Vlnegsr:
q do od Reserve WHISKY;
$50 reams Wrapping paper
81 dcsen Hemp Plow Lanes;
With taany ether aFtces IN oar line Most al al. .Ax.
gods are on consignment and be sold toad 81 be
pat ap In lots to saii Purchasers
DAVIS, PucHEa q 60.
1ah'' No Is Pubic Square
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ts- The American State Convention OF
Mississippi NESTS at Jackson, on the 18th inst.
That Convention, we understand, will probably
appoint J. K. Clinton and G, NJ. Hillyer, Elec-
tors, for the State at large, on the American
ticket "Clinton and Hillyer!" What whole
team" by themselvesl They are two OF the
best speakers in the South, if not in the Union.
-Nenlphis Eng.
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ODE TO THE SHAYGHAIs.-Cover,o of the Grant
County Herald, has been writing an "Ode to
the Shanghais." The following is the first
verse, which is as much as our readers will be
able TO bear at once:
Feathered giraffe Who lent you wings?
Who furnished you those legs?
How could such everlasting things
As those, come out Of eggs?
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Auction, Commission
AND
a ~eDou

~ r. N }. .. SHI e. Ids
" ILL make sales for Trustees Assgnets others who
NAV wish to sell Goods and Merchandise Of every
scHpton at Auction WITHOUT RESERVE Cash on tms
the same to take the received No Goods sold pub
lie auction with INIT.
Proceeds Of Sales paid within three days after sales
Conumenls for private sales held subec. instructions
Arrangements made Tor liberal advances on invoices OF
any
P. $40 Goods bought or sold on my own account.
BENZ. y. SHE 5DS,
Jani5 General Agent, ~ Public SQUARE
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A good anecdote is told of one OF the Chippewa
Indians now at the North. He was asked why
Indians d not copy the dresEe our people. He
replied: "Methinks We started your fashion your
men now wear blankets, as we do, and your women
paint their faces and wear feathers!"
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TIE Liqsor Qass,ioa-Tts Diairia Sysisn-The
hill Of Mr. BRIKS being under consideration 10 the
House Of Representatives yesterday, Mr. ALeEK
moved TO amend by the addition Of clause es.
tsbishing the Distrie, Systen Mr. Mos moved
20 lay the amendment OF SIR. ALGEE upon The Ia
BILE. Mr.. HATroS, who was in favor Of the amend
ment, called Tor The ayes aud noes, with view OF
testing toe sense OF the House upon Tie District
System, which was as follows
Ayss-Messrs. Ball, Bobo. Brien, Bullen. Bureh,
Campbell Carlock Cavitt Cloud Cobb, Coquegt,
ColDura. Cowien, Huntington, EistrFly, Galbrrath,
tiallsway, Mathis, hyHtt, Newman. Nixon, North.
catL Pogue, Pops. Riehsy, Radd shemwsll Saith,
Stovan Travis, Watkins WclckeF. Whitesides,
Wilson Of Marshili snd Wood Of HaFiemao-4l
Noes-Messrs Algee, Armstrong, Bralelton
Brown Of Madison, Carmichael Cook, Cox, DaEie
Dewitt Dortch, Fort lailon, Holmes, LooRey,
Meek. Parks. Runnels. Snodgnas-, Thomas, Upton,
To npkIns. wallac., White, Wilson OF Carroll snd
Mr. speaker Bnown-24. -
.z5aenf-Messn. Bartlett, Donelson, lielder,
Gleaves, Ltle. Taylor Ten pie, Ward aud Wood
of CaInon--e,
Gnocrnrrs AT AucuoS.-Davis Pitcher 4
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&1OO RFWARD!l

ID ANYWAY from the sub crher Friday the 2sth Dec,
II black Negro Maa namel MARRY, who Gals him
SELF HENRY.
Said gro spare made about We feet nine
inches high weighs 15 po ms, with Il his eye
teeth out easy and gentle 10 his m2nners andWore goaee
ce when he left Tie is carpenter by trade, and
hired to Coleman Spain arFeaters Of Nashville. His
clothing gooi cannot be described lie is quite
intelligent and very probable he viii try and Can
ada. viii give the sb reward If deliver ed to in Nash
VILE for his confinement in Jail at any point that
get him.
Said negro belongs n Jo W Allen Of New Orleans hut
was left in my car bY him this fall.
Nashville, Janll-d GEO. O. ALLEN,
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Upwards of one hundred and fifty thousand bus
hels Of wheat have been shipped from this place
foreign markets the past season. Corn has COM
menced coming in brisky, and it is calculated that
about half million of buhsels will be shipped from
this place before Spring. -Shel6yUiiie Expos In.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

O + 4 Il C. II I q " S A l. f
OWING to the ncemency OF the weather. the sale adver
~ tsed to take place the instant the residence
OF Maj r. A. Barnes Ave miles from the city, the Hydes
Ferry Turnpike, is postponed until Thursday 2ih instant
ianl5-td ID FRIGti Auci,nesr
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SUCCESSORS TO M'CLURE Z HctRE.
No 10 Broad street, and No o. South Market street,
NASssYEs.LE, Tenn.
NEANUFA CTURERS Of Tfn upper and Sheet on Wares
WI intend keeping constantly hand all kinds Of COos
ing and Heatng Stores, O.namen al, and Pain Iantle
GTa'es, &C, &c
Also-A kinds n Copper and Sheet Iron Work ooe for
Steamboats,, Rolling As furnaces, Foundries Factories,
in the city. jaRi2-u
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AZ The trial Of the Irish fllib1sters, the
arrest Of whom at Cincinnati was mentioned
few days ago, commenced on Monday, 9TH inst,
before Judge Leavitt, of the o. S. district court.
Hon. 7. COrwin, Geo. r. Sage, and Judge Pro-
basco appeared for the government. J. W.
Piatt, VIM. S. Grosebeck, and P. Mallon ap-
pesred for the accused. W. o. Halpin appear
ed in his own behalf Mr.. Roecraft, the British
consul, was present, and during The trial he
admitted that the prosecution was set on foot
by him.
The following is copy of the oath admins
tered to those who joined the society.
In the awful presence of God: / do volGn-
tarily declare, and promise, that | shall use
nv endeavors To form brotherhood, amongst
Irishmen of all persuasions, TO uproot aud
overthrow English government in Ireland; and
I further more declare, that neither hopes,
fears, rewards, nor punishments, shall ever in
duce me TO made known any Of the secrets of
this order; TO all this most solemn!y pledge
my most sacred honor.
The prosecution was instituted under the
9th section of the act of 1918, known as the
neutrality law. 1t reads as follows.
Ifany person shall within the jurisdiction or
territory of the United States, begin or set on
foot, or provide or prepare the means for any
military expedition, or enterprise, 10 be carried
on from thence against the territory or domin-
ions of any foreign Prince or State, or OF any
colony, district, or people, with whom the
United States are at peace, every person SO
offending shall be deemed guilty of a nisdenea-
nor. and shall be fined not exceeding $4,000,
and imprisoned not exceeding 3years.
~ The New York OoEisr's Washington cor
respondent telegraphs:
'It is rumored that the President is anxious fol
an organization because he has special war mes
sage 70 communicate"
The Journal Of Commerce correspondent also
telegraphs:
'If rumors prove true, things are taking shape
in relation To controversies with Great Britain
that looks little more warlike than even the mes
cage or Senatorial orations would represent 1t il
said that since the message was written, advicei
have been received from Mr.. Buchanan, with GER
tain correspondence respecting the enlistment ques-
ton, which puts the two parties in very menacinG
| attitude toward each other.
''These additional dispatches will not probably
! be communicated to Congress until the House shall
organize, and they may not make so serious an i'm
preston as has been made by the facts already
| transpired
"Another step towards a move is about to be ia
ken, By the ratification Of the Nicaraguan treaty
! which recognizes the claims of that State to the
! Mosquito coast and country and in effect, there
fore, ia guarantee of the title to the limits by he
! claimed"
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GENERAL MoURAvIEFF's CoURTEsY.-The follow.
ing letter has been addressed to the editor of the
Times, by Mrs. Anne Thompson, mother of Captain
Thompson:-"I see so many absurd versions in
many of the papers of little anecdote very credi
table to Gen. Mouraveff that will relate the real
story to you, though, indeed, had not thought it
of sufficient interest TO attract any notice. In the
month Of September l received from the India
House a medal for my son, adjudged TO him for his
service in Burmah. He had requested me to send
it out to him at Kars as as should receive it,
which l accordingly did, packing it between some
vestng cards to preserve il. Thinking it probable
that nv letter aud its enclosure might share the fate
Of many Others and fall in the hands of the enemy
| took the precaution of writing to Gen. Mouravief
at the same time, which letter l enclosed in my
sons packet. / merely said that, as one brave man
must always feel for another, although an enemy, |
hoped he would not refuse to send my sons deco
ration to him, should the fortune of place it in
his hands. On the 9th of October, Gen. Moura-
veff very coureousy sent flag of truce into Irs,
with Captain Thompson's medal and my letter."
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The Illustrated News asks-'If the war were TO
be brought to a conclusion tomorrow, would England
retain the credit the prestige and the glory that she
possessed before il broke out. We doubt it."
Nobody, out of England, has any doubt about it
Boston Post.
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Nashville Female Academy

TIVE next Session viii commence MoxDAY JASUARY 2ts
Morning ard Afternoon sessions Able AMI eSperi need
Teachers IN al departments Of EucAton Ample sion
made for he pleasant and heAhul exercise pop well
as for he- Instruction In the recitation room.
Jan st @ ID ELLIOTT
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FRESH ARRIVALS!
FORTEs

W a II. ER EE NAN
AVE Just received eight Piano forfes.
IA have the va, ard v u keep ~ 81
constsntly on hand good aaoFtmea! ofjast j II III n
such Instruments vii
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49, The undersigned would respectfully
GF~AssS nounce 10 his friends and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that be has retained the city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and that be has
ISOLATED with him, the TALENTED Artist Mr. y AuGUsTrs
wDER0TH; and he fees assured hon their
other State thai thei Efforts in their profession fail
received with favor BY the lovers Of art In Tennessee.
JOHN W. DODGE.
NAsHyT1E, Dec. "a, ISIS.
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O. O a l..

ORDERS for the sevaGee Co.'S Coal may re len at HICKS
~ CHINA HALL, nth sile 81 the square. All orders
left there vii he filed the following day. Large Lump,
% cents Screened Lump is Fine is cents Run OF
the Mine IS cents per busee
The Coal al weighed AM customers are sure OF getting
What they raw the Sewanee Cos Ward lining the n
c. Rail osd Depot. Ge-Z9-lwdAWtntO
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ROOTS! HoOTNI ROOTS!

HAVE received extensive and well assorted stock
/ Gentemen's Roots the best have had Of WATER
PROOF DOUBLE-sOLF, j WELT 4 WELT, and THICK
SOLE, OF the best maui ard FAsII1NABLE make
Gents Super French CAT Dress Boots at the lowest
prices 1dec29l JOHN RAMAGE.
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A GEORGIA Wmow.-The following anecdote of
Georgia Widow is copied from "Phqniriand, I"
a workjust issued from the press. The anecdote
is relate by certain Squire, who proceeds thus:
"Ohl " says the Squire, 81 wish was married,
and well over it. dread it powerful. I'd like to
marry widow. / alters liked widows, since
know'd one down in Georgia, that suited my ideas
adzactly.
about a week after her husband died, she start
ed down to the yard whar they planted Of
him as she read the prescription on to his monu-
ment. When she got there, she stood minute
a-lookng at the stones which was put at each end
of the grave, with epithed on 'em that the min
lister had writ for her. Then she burst out, oh !
boo says she: Jones, he was the best of men.
/ remember how the last time he come home, about
a week ago, he brought down from town some
sugar and little tea and store goods for me,
and lots of little necessaries, AID little painted
boss for Jeems, which that blessed little child got
his mouth all yaer with sucking of it and then
he kissed thechild all round, and took down tha
good old fiddle OF his'n, and played up that good
old tune:
{" Rake her down, Sal, oh |! rang-dang diddle,
Oh rang dang-diddle, dang, dang, da -
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prom ths Aueusta Chronlels.
aIv-l VIC VET =
LaFaYefte Course

= The regular annual netting over this Course
opened yesterday, Jan. 9th, with Colt Stake for
three years old, $500 entrance, half forfeit to
which there we're eleven entries, of which the fol
lowing four started:
D. McDaniel's D. f. Carolina, BY Regent. dam by
imp. Fiaterer. E14
Jno. Campbers D. C. by Wagner dam by Tranby.
w. II. Gibbons c. E. Mss .JsaIia By imp. Glencoe,
dam By Sallie Ward by Jno. r. Grimes.
w. woodiolk's b. c. Kansas, BY imp. Sovereign,
dam by lseviathan.
Although the day promised to be fair, the at
tendance was not large-heing composed princi-
paly OF racing men. Carolina was the favorite at
odds, but wo ID not zee much disposition mani
tested 10 invest on the race, and we think the
amount that cbsnged hands not large, al
though Miss Julia had some quite confident friends.
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4 COED ~ELLING HOUSE ~ EOGFFIELD. 81
n Aso-rwa Roo ne over HaTnljn AMI Morgan's, 81.
No 24 Cherry 81, Nashville. NJ
AppIy 10 r. 4. BALLOwF, Gent Agent,
iaut No. II Deaderiek street
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FOR RENT.

vi further south.
Bargains may be expected tbs evening, Jan. ts 1855
jan1 BSNJ. p SHIELDS.
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FOR PADUcAH CAIRO AND MEMPHIS

INhE fine United states Mail passen. TT1
Il enger packet, J. G. CLINE, J. c. Esg -nffsssAA,
HITE, Master, will leave for the above
and all intermediate ports Wednesday lon instant At u
O'Clock, ~ For freight or passage apply board,
jaul0-2t A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

MACKENZIE & WILSON
RE making arrange D-nt to extend the manufacture OF
IL their git iron stove,
THE TEINESSRAN,1
The popular stove Of the south Southwest ORDERS
compelled to lay over now be speed } filed
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C
The out door work, uprising all Tin ard Copper Work
connected with ceiling houses ublic uillingS &C. &C.
placed under the entire superntendeuce u Mr. w. Jones'
late Of Louisville.
BY this arrangement all work Of the above description en-
trusted to will be hnshed well can be doue in the
Eastern cities, and at the 10 vest possible rates
Tin and Copper Roofs FIR Eve years TO be
the First Pre- byterian hgrch the largest roofs In he
city which has not leaked single drop since i put on
fact Ia the annals roofing Tennessee
TtyWARE.
Our Tnware Is made BY he hest mechanics that eau be
found and Of the be t aud heaviest material.
CASTINGS.
The best Psburg Castings always hanl, and a. the
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand al all times larger Of both Cook
ing and Heating Stoves than any other house he city, and
determined n u to be under Old.
CRATES.
We have on hand large stock Of Dravng Poom ParIor
and Ohee ates, from h be tmanuacu East ant West.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our assortment is varied eoupri.es many articles Is
sental 60 hou ebeeping all for sale the price fer
Ca IA, or 10 punctua customers.
All work entrusted TO vii be executed with PROMPTS
and DISPATCH, and We hope shsIe public pat
ronage MACKENZIE .,IIsOS
Nashyille, Jan eff
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SHELByvILLE UNIvERsIrY-We notice that
this well located and established school has
been so fortunate as to procure the services of
Rev. A. l.. Hamilton as its President. Mr.. H. is
too well known, as a gentleman and scholar,
through this country, for us TO speak of his
merits. lie is a man who knows his duty and
dares to do it.-,jacGsoa Wig.
IcK.-The river was filled with floating sskes
of ice yesterday; towards evening il came down
of such thickness AID in such abundance as to
make navigation impossible above this point
But one boat passed up during tee day. The
weather was intensely cold aud SHOULD Il cum
tinue as severe for few days to come, the
river must freeqe over at this point. Naviga-
ton is entirely suspended in all the rivers
above, which. besides the Inconvenience occa-
stoned, has bee Of great Injury To many per-
sons 10 trade. The atmosphere at late hour
last evening remained rs cold as ever, making
the thermometer stand at Degrees above zero.
The sky was somewhat overcast with clouds,
which gives US hope that the weather will
sosn moderate We do indeed hope 80, as we,
Ia oonsonant with many Others, never suffered
more with the cold.--Nem. appeal, liza ihsa.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MOTHER Lot, lust received BY steiner Grape Shot,
"A loo saeks RuegWhra. FouF-Earranied a genuine
tieie. for sale low ;or CUsA, BY
dec2t-lw p p HARDCASTLE
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straved or Stolen

Iron the stable OF Isaac Paul the night q January
1lh, one BAY HORSE, about fourteen hands gh both
hind feet white above the heck star in the face has
bushy tail No other recoecsed person return
ing the horse giving any Information Isaac Paul.
vii be literally resas ded. CATHERINE STOUT,
ian14 Near Franklin Depot.
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sBA brother of the Hon. j. P. Caruthers
arrived here on the Belfast last night, lying in
a very critical condition. DR.. Tuck was called
in as soon as the boat landed, and Judge Ca
ruther sent for-Nena. Wing, 1914
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Agricultural Implements

Agricultural Implements
AT HANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
B- s. w IL Il Is II R
/ AS and vii keep u hand. I'd stairs
!. l In 4 in u, T. Ysas@aa's Warehouse, SSs-S==7
Agricultural and Horticultural E31z SEA
implements and Tools, UGH as Corn saelers, Cultiva-
iois hsrroWs BAi Mi l. con Dris and Planters s.anp
Pal rs and Lever Jaess aud Hoassfnrnishing 6oods.
shea he viii sell AZ MAaafaeiarer,' prizes Co.'S aided.
is has also for sale GRASS sEEDs and o' = COPPER
Kettles and SHEET iKOS STOVES.
Persons IN want Of Two Horse Powers ThresheEs Moz-
ers kea ers Corn Shelters viii send in their or rr -
hs GOAT intend 70 import any tha. not prsvoasy
s-sSu ieeS-n
Timers Tools.
IUSf RECEIVED nom Peck Smith Z Co.'S an involce u
tools Of al kinds AGENT Or tas sale % IA above ar.
I.nI Bs wsLLER
FUR, BUcKsKIs AND CLOTH GAUErLETs.
ians j. IA NssILL.
BLACK AND FANCY coLoRED sT0czs.
tNY have ~ me Fancy Scarf Ief ami good assort
w meat = biaek sik and satin scarf }. Il. MealLL
SCARF STOCKS.
TuSr received, h1s assortment Of rlsck and Fancy
y Scar Sioess. Also ssoczs q Tasi5us si,la.
jsn9 ia. MsGILL
DR.. J. W. NORTON
Jas removed hs reside No. IT, North coers Il
4 Ia part ershp 4 urs rglGGs NORf0x sesusn-
usd ociee hsreofrs, 40. a. chsry street.. aaI-lu
Dissolution Of Partnership.
0N seroans o. tbs dsssh n Nr. ,. L DAVIS he kr ar
" l. DAVIS 60. dssoifeL The tusnsss e he drn u
b settled b. JAs. a. RESDRiek. sGfrrag RaFtns-.
THE GAS FITTING BUSINESS sia he erns aaed n
a. ~ eFAnrhs@ ana these SAirs der Nsrt vel don and
rvasenshs pEses BE- 4eeenua.i b saans a Ias
o1e q DE hzshte Gas l4sls CoIany, cry street
.alo-in lsrl Jas. II. kksDklck.
C,OD FGSE AMI SCOTCH uEnRINGs.-
~ s. doEen frrsh Cod Flss,
80 d. scot6h asrrnxg
ForsAis by DAVIS, PILcHTR CO,
laro % fasie Fqaars
IN COSsIeN
~ - haies Ne. 0snaauFgs,
800 hegs Pare and NJ White Lead. W. sais lou
se7lo nsth0CA. RkkHINa co.
AZ ANTED-I vish % purchase FIRff LAND VAR
w RAMS, for Ehich ~ pay ks hisheF naftes gsicc
r. A. nALI0EE
ssSa 6eal. tg@li Ne. iipea4srici 81
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GRocEnfEs AT AucuoN.-Davis, Pitcher q
Co.'S regular weekly sale takes p see tbs
morning.
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RE OV l.
ISH REIEINEn
CLOSING SALES nF BOOKS.

A SPLENDID LOT oY ORANGES, Apples Lemons, Cor
n djals, Brandies &c. LONGHURSF CO,
decSt - Union street