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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-12
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

E'OR RENT have for a splendid stand for a
blacksmith on the MurreesbOro' Pike, 10 miles fro %
Nashville. Improvements, god shops, family residence
and al necessary houses 20 acres Of cleared and
plenty Of are wood, &c. TermS easy Apply 10
Z. A. BALL0WE, Gen1 Agst
iAnl No. IL Dealerck street..
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DISTRICT and the designation to "fll . vacancy"
which Mr.. Davies ballots contained, ives as GER
tain and specific asthe occasion required.

the cons Of Henry Clsy--James B., the in-
heritor Of Ashland-was, last summer, an
active enemy Of the Know Nothing party in
Kentucky, while another son OF the great
Commoner''-Thomas II. Olay-is delegate,
we zee, to the Philadelphia National Know
Nothing Convention. Could . stronger proof
be presented of the absolute death and utter
dispersion Of the remains Of the late "glori-
ous old whig partyw Straight wings, to the
rescue!
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The Cruise In Search Of the Pacific.
RETURN OF THE ALADAMA-NO NEWS OF THE MISS
VESSEL.

Vne cruise I'm search OF the Pacific.
RETURN OF THE ALADAMA-NO NEWS OF TIE MISS
ING VESSEL.
The steamer AIabams, which was sent out by f. X.
Cd to port yesterday morning. having been absent two
weeks. She brings no tidirss of the los. vessel.
The Alabama proceed cd far Cape Race where she
with large fields Of ice which prevented her further
progress She took zgzsg course, following the usus,
track of the Collins steamers sailed round Sabls Island
from thence Cape Race and returning put into Hall
fax, from which port she sailed Thursday morning
asst She spoke thirty vessels during the cruise
Of which could she gather any relative to
the Pacific.
Before reaching Cape Race the Ashams ran for about
eight hours through field Of ice, which s described rs
presenting very beautiful and singular appearance
The ice broken in nall and mostly circular pieces
from to two feet In diameter and being epcrcled BY
a rine of snow, they presented the appearance
Of myrisds of plates spread out for grand ban
auet In honor Of Neptune. On reaching Cane
Race, however, the ice gradually grew more COM
pact until It became almost impossible. 1t Ia thought
by &c that the Pacific in aen prg TO force her way
through one of these eoa Of ice may have broke do
and still remains fast in the ice IL this be the case the
rover nmept slip Arctic, which Is In search of her
ana which was built for Ice boat will probably be
able to search her out.
Tho Alabama could make but little ks "a way where the
leo was com and che tore large portion OF the can
per from her bottom 10 the slight attempts SIZE cid make
Az he Arctic left Bafax for Cape Re,s en- the eyeainc
~ IN. 21st instant she has doubtless ere this
large poron q the ice zelda 10 that vciay and NAV
rersps 5sre succeeded IN apdisg and relieving the Pa
cihe.
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Mails fur AurUpo'

MAllo nun NUrUp0s
INV yoRK HERALD-HDrTION FOE xURorA
H ounaed mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang viii
lssvs Boston, Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool
lAs European nas win eiose in this city 1t quarter
- two o'cloct tomorrow afternoon.
EAs aRAID (prinsed in English and Yrensh) WIN -
saAshed ct O'Clock In thu morning. Single copies
u Wrappers, ixpsDes.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
~ Huw YoRx HERALD win 10 received 1t the SsAowiug
places In Europe
zs.oa-Aa. s. European Express Co., II and 10 Cornh
SnHL d. do. Place de u Bourse-
rryuuroer--- do do. RuIafors street.
lrxrooz-John Hunter, "a Exchange street, East.
yne contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
vs embrace the received BY mail and telegraph NJ
~ ses curing the previous week, and to the houx II
,wAna~fiav
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Markets.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1856.
Sales Of cotton to-day 200 bales at unchaged rates
Market steady. Sterling exchange SZd. premium.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Feb. % / 50.
CottonAbout 600 bales have changed hands a. full
rates. The week closes wi STEADY aud firm esipg
Wooi-Prices are firm, At an advance. Sales for the
week 3D. 100 lbs Printing cothes--Sales ore light owing
to the scarity Of desirable s les In market Good makes
Of e0x64 are held firmly 1T 5z cents. Sales 80 400
pieces
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News for the Pacific.

no steamshAp Northern Light, Capt. nnklepaugh. will
sve this port this Afternoon three O'CLOCK fer Punta
Arenas.
rn NEW York HERAID--CahforniA edstion-eontaining
N the latest By mail and te egaph from all parts Of
shs wOr will be published at eleven oc elk this morn
ing Agents win please send in their orders early
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tions now nenacins the friendly understand
ing between the two countries, there ID NO
perceptibie difference of opinion here. All
Americana are agreed that Great Britain's m
terpretation of the Clsyton-Bulwer treaty 10
unfair and incorrect; also, that the enlist
nent business was an injury for which an
ple PREPARATION should be exacted, and they
are quite willing to leave even to Frank
lin Pierce the business Of deciding
what constitutes ample repsration. When
therefore the British government refuses to
come to terms in the hope that the popular
antipathy to Pierce will plead the British
cause in this country, 1t commits grievous
and fatal error. Nothing could help Mr.
Pierce so much as to place him in such posi-
ton. It is in the power of the British govern
ment almost to secure his reelection and the
way to do that is to fasten on him personal
responsibility for the pending disputes, and to
call upon public sentiment in America to do
justice on him as the ultra champion Of Amsri-
can rights.
But, as we said, all this arises from the Bri-
tjsh ignorance of American politics When
England learns that the American people at
large wholly justify and sustain the admins
tration in insisting on the evacuation of the
Belize and the recall of Mr.. Champion, she will
change her mind. She has done SO before,
and will do 30 again. It would have been
better certainly if Mr.. Champions recall had
been demanded long since, and if Mr.. Pierce
had been Q man Of nerve, he would have sent
Mr.. Champion his passports after the Hertz
trial but the delay is not material, and it is
quite certain that Mr.. Crampton will 90. Great
Britain will please herself about appointing
successor. Lord Palmerston swore by his gods
that no British Minister should ever again
be accredited to the Court of Madrid,
when the Spanish ministry sent Sir Henry
Bulwer home, for mal-practices s.mewhat
similar to Mr.. Champions; but within two
years Lord Palmerston changed his mind,
apologized and sent q new representative to
Spain. The sacrifice Of dignity will cost him
the less on second repetition.
War with England is not ut all to be feared.
There are too many interviewer interests, and
there is at bottom under the noise and
bluster of every day life on both sides the
Atlantic-too much sense and too much real
friendliness for US to fall to cutting each
others throats again. And this no one knows
better than Lords Palmerston and Clarendon.
They use the Times in the hope of frightening
the commercial interests Of America; and as
we see, they not unfrequently succeed in a
measure But between war leader in the
Times and declaration of war in the Gazette
there is an immense distance-aud that, it may
be safely asserted, Lord Palmerston will never
cross for the sake Of Central America or Mr.
Champion.
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Court Cslcndar-This Day,

SuPREME CoURT-General Term.-Non- enumerated me-
tiens Nos 90 80 60 and srguments Nos. a. 49, 1sl,
40, l4s lag, las. los l26, il, 26. 81, 81, lSe
SUPREME CouRT-fsreuit-Nos 189. 2033, z034 200 10,
$50, 3S7, 60. =
srpERIoR CoUKT-Tria Term.-Nos. 5el, 314, $780, 4Ss,
TO- 664, 7l3, CO. 7s4 74o TAT, 748 TAO $780, 752 1861
767, 1853, 760, 7e0, 76l.
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The New York State American Council Post
poned.
Marine Disasters.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON PACKET ASHORE.
CHATHAM, (Mass.), Feb. "a, 1856.
One of the boats Of the New York and Boston line of
packets (either the James lawrence the Plymouth Rock
or the Cabo went ashore San Point this morning
She is apparently tull of water The have left her
in boats nothing definite be ascertaiued until
the return OF che wreckera who have gone her as.
sistance.
DISASTER TO SCHOONER B. T. REEVES.
HOLMES HOLE, Feb a. 1856.
The schooner B. T. Reeves, Capt Shaw, from Whining
ton, N e. tor New York, leaky in the gaze OF the
10th of Cape May, and blown Lost 800 barrels
rosin boats bulwazks, b, &C. The badly
bitten.
The ship Margaret Evans, Of New York. was seen on
the 2lst inst in latitude &c. longitude II 3d. steering
southwest.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElE6RApns,

The Know Nothing National Convention.
SUNDAY CAUCusING FOR THE NOMINATIONS
PROSPECTS OF TIE RIVAL CANDIDATES.
PHlJpxPHA, Feb. 24-4P.M.
Iamiahaid that the Sabbath was not well observed
BY the politicians It ought to have bean. Since the
adjournment Of the National Convention last evening"
the city has been full OF tax about the nomination, and
they ray Fillmore stock has gone up sinse the ultra
South has returned to the Convention
But this return dissatisfes the ultra North; aud
autographed you last ngat, TIE whole negro question
win DO opened tomorrow, either BY . new Nor.hera
platform, either by resolution declaring that the
North cannot support and win repudiate candidate
who 10 not pledged to the restoration Of the Missouri
compromise line, either BY protest Of the Northern
members against the new platform. One or all Of
these things will be dore, 80 that We shall be
tomorrow far from nomination platform
The friends of George Law claim . phaAnx OF sixty
votes for him the first ballot. John Mclean will get
many votes from the North; and IL Ohio res which
than probable, the Southern votes may carry FIJI
in. give this 20 that AL parties may have fai-
chance. Ny impression is that hs Law stock is
par. If the Convention had adjourned yesterday till
July, he would have had outside nomination. Le.
his friends watch and pray. We having hard time
here all round ana there will be great asht tomorrow
New York will take back sea-. The delegation Is said
divided between Law and the doughty antagonist OF
Archbishop Hughes Bah That Brooks will never run
EIGHT O'CLOCK, P. a.
The canvassng for the leading Presden ial candidate
is actively going The South, except Virginia. leans
toward Fillmore. portion OF the NeT York delegs.
ton viii vote for him. Ths Law meu charge that
well known banker Of Washington here buying up the
delegates ,or Fillmore.
There is prospect that the ultra North Will bolt
In the present platform is adopted by the Con
yention.
FIarr O'CLOCK "
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New Orleans sherimalty.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. % 1856
The Governor has appointed John NJ Bell aherf, vice
Huffy, removed.
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pr Robert Hunter bega % inform his psaen,s Phade-
b a:; sssss b. =
thros and lung: mo 'p's'' @''
sss
II TsRs1 rS1s s:s .a he
gsssrS Williams win hereafter be assOcatsd With BATH
haze been rendered By
Hunter N snS
heath he Patients in ,hsse clues w future only
beDsG, q the and supervision sl and &C.
the Specials. and Journal Of Diseases Of the hert for
% %1e e
ss% reg Ste Ct .o@ lungs IL: a
e st. .sssi w a s s
ops rom wishing hs city Tor advice can se for
nss rs siasa h isSss
Of nus Ia. To ssen % s5S % S
gssRen ofte Specialist application eihsr Of ths
EqBS SGEsN ss sSs Broadway
os;: ;sS =. n & az; here
fnds Of ha,s The machines DO ne work ar better ana
laser hA. any others csl and sss hsm u NO SO Broadway
Defiance sslamantler sases.-RoSsrt M. Fat
y. s :S: en-. %sau a in hs United State. ne
nd srses bars Depot No. l02 Pearl sree door below
The Smithsonian House-Broadway, Cor
ner OF HOUSTON street New York-s rooms 90 cen rs
days Meals extra and ordered. The and large hotel
invites The attention Of travellers SIDNEY KOPMAN.
Batchcloa's Hair Dyc-Wigs and Toupees,--
The best In the world This unv Allied and original dye "a M
piled in twelve private rooms Ba.cheors wigs oupess
sAnce and durability, peculiar 70 this establishment
BATCHEL0kB. 23s Broadway.
whiskers or Mousteches Forced to Grew
10 x weets by onguen which win stain or niure te
ktn N bottle; sent to any part Of the country. r. a.
HAN 6e6 Broadwsy Bays IT'S Fulton street. Brookyn Zei.
oer "A South Third street. Philadelphia.
HIPS HAIR Dye. Four shillings a Box, Black
or brown Sold At Hegsmnn. Clark Goa 273 Broad.
ysy q NASSAU street and g. the depot No Barclay street.
md at drug and fancy goods stores generally.
Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces
excite admiration among az conosseurs in art suite Of
eeeant private nparnentsfor applying dye
the only reliable article of the hind Wboese and retail AZ
cHhIsTAbOkO's, No. Astor House. $500
'---~-----------~---~
Perfumed Breath What Indy or Gen.
man would remain under the BREATH
when by using the Balm OF Thousand Fowcra,s ne
tl FA faYYA
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From Washington
CIUHu WuBuNnSIOHs
REPEAL OF LAWS OF KANsAs-THE REP oRTEp VII
IRAwAL OF MIR. BUCHANAN FROM ENGLAND.

HEPEAL OF LAWS OF KANSAS-THE REPORTED WITH
JRAwAL OF MR. BUCHANAN FROM ENGLAND.
WAsawGros, Feb "a 1856.
The Committee Territo.ies WI report bull to-
morrow, arnulipg certain passed by the Kansas
Legislature. The Committee also preparing other
important bile, which VIII De reported in lev days.
1t rumcred about the city to- isy-and il caused
considerable excisenent-that NJ. Buchanan had de
marded his passports. This intelligence, is said
brought by the Atlantic learn this evening, from
authentic source, that no such intelligence has been
received At the State Department and that there Is
particle Of truth in It. D.
REPLY TO SENATOR WILSON'S ASSAULT ON COVER
NOR SHANNON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1855.
Senator Jones' Of Tennessee intended to speak to
In reply to Senator Wilson'S structures Governor
Shannon His language is understood VIII severely
sr descending from his Senatorial dignity a. to assa
private character Mr.. Wilson'S speech having been
published In the Globe Saturday, as expected Mr.
Jones may defer his remarks untn Tuesday.
The New York State American Council POST
poned.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. "a, 1856.
In view Of the probability that the American National
Convention will have concluded their business before
Tuesday next the New York delegation and many ether
members Of the Order in the State Of New York. have
Issued the following Recommendation
We, members Of the State Councii In New York and
National Convention in Philadelphia, recommend that
the State Council appointed to be held Cauansagua
the 18th Inst, be postponed to Tuesday, the 18th OF
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-. s, .'Hou "rUttu -WHnt LntIy or Gen"
5eman would remain under curse of BREATH
~nsn ny using the Balm Of Thousand Fowcras dem
Hnce would rot only render sweet but wba
ss aoaste Many personsdo know their bre bad,
ana ne subject Is 50 deaie har friends Will never
!. oof snFc drop Of the Balm" your tooth brush,
snd wash The ,eeth night and morning City bottle will
ali druqgsts - " - f''1 -
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ChristadorO's Hair ID,

excite admiration among al connoisseurs in art ,nte 81
eeeaI prlvste applying his dye
ne only resbe article OF the Kind Wboesss and re. NJ
cHhlsTADORO'S, No. 8 Aston House. - $685. "
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The Smithsonian H0use-Br0adyvay, Cor
nsr OF Houston street New rooms 90 ceni rs
days Meals extra md ordered. The and large hotel
invites The attention Of travellers SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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Defiance Salamander gafcs.-Robsrt M. Par
~ the sole manufacture In the United States OF the
eyO ceebratsd aafes and patent
ND erses bara Depot No. 02 Pearl street. os door below
tlkden hno. - - Wv"
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-yVigs and T0upeesx-
The best in the world This unrv ed and original dye ID ar
piled In twelve private Bachelors wigs and topes
have over al others beg chef dnnvss q e.
BATCHELtOk,H ga Hroad urau
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LAT Bina1ng Machlhess-I. m. DinUer d Ca.
ave rosdy for sale machines for binding straw ats and AN
eer kinda OF hats The machines The work far better ma
Ieser AA any others CAL and hem u a13 BroadvaY
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At this house. The Raves may well proud Of the
elegant manner in which 1t has been got up and they
play the various char acters in style that must be
CRAFTY Ing to manager Nblo to has numerous patrons
I" The Elf Kingn and "Katey" tonight.
BowMY THEATRE Herne, the Hunter was set
aside on Saturday, after having drawn densely crowded
houses for month sort Of parody the old bur
lesque of the "Femae Forty Thieves" and designated
The same, afforded considerable amusement last week.
Tonight the amusements OF the interesting four
act drama styled The Broken Vow and the aFemss
Forty Thieves"
Burrows THEATRE-Manager Burton has not by any
means received mere empty laudsion for the capital
style in which he produced shAkspere's winters
Tale" On the contrary, his house has been filed by
delighted audiences every night Of the presentation Of the
comedy 1t win hereafter be played alternate eve
nngs. The intermediate nights 70 be appropriated
to comedies and arces, in whicn Mrs. c. Howard for
merly Miss Rosina Shaw, and sister Of Mrs. Hoey) will
perform Since her last appearance In this city Mrs.
Howard has acquired high reputation . comedcnne
and vocalist in New Orleans and other Southern Cities
This evening farce will be presented, called Ur-
gent Private Affairs MIR. Burton In comical part.
Panches comedy entitled :" Grist to the Miup-Fran-
cine, Mrs C. Howard; and Bdi IONS New York Drec.
tory"
LAURA KEESE's vAmrnE. This theatre, as USUAL re-
ceved liberal share patronage though nothing new
If we except triAe called Novelty" was presented
during the week. "Novelty' is sort OF drama acel
political whimsical, serio comico pound OF all man
Of things In which actors, authors patriots charac
ters horses, &c. dished up in series Of tabeaus
II affords great deal Of fun, and has been well received
Tonight the comedy Of "Look Before you Leap gu.
perbly cast, and the extravaganza Of " Noveltyn
WAIIAcK's THEATRE..-A series of fine old English
comedies elegantly played by Messrs. II. Piacide Lester
Dyott, Brougham, Holland and Wacot, Mrs. Hoey Miss
and Others constituted the chief features Of at
traction LAST week. This evening Pianches Eve act
drama, entitled the Knights Of the Round Table,"
will be performed for the first time In this country BY
cast embracing the strength of the company The after
piece is farce called Capital Match /" In which
Mr. Holland and Miss Raymond have characters finely
ada pied to their abilities.
BROADWAY vARErns.-The pretty spectacle Of The
Naiad Queenn the characters In which performed BY
children all under twelve years Of age, has frequently
larger number Of applicants than could DC
in this neat little theatre. The "Naiad
pln be repeated TO night, As additional feature
ia ser G. ". Marsh the niantile Momus will pcrsonste
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HIPS Hair Dye, -Four ShilIings n Box Black
or brown Sold At Hegsmnn. Clark 4 Goa "a broad
gay Is Nassau street and a. the depot Berclsy
l69 Atlantic street l5 and 2f Futon street Brosklyn
and at drug and fancy goods stores generally.
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Whiskers or MOustaches Forced to Grew
70 sx .eels by my onsuent which win or njure ID
skin u bottle; sent to any part Of the country ii G
HAN SIS Broadway; Bays IT'S Fulton street "a
Der, A South Third street, Philadelphia. -
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81 HE TREck.-Development 90 TO show that
Hie election of Banks as Speaker, WAS the
Hsult of sneaking trickery. On Friday Messrs
Y htney. Walk, Brown &c, "National Ameri-
1lns" from the North, voted for Mr. Aiken to
ae Speaker. On Saturday, these same gentle
gen, with Davis, of Maryland, voted for Fuller,
a:ssl thereby really for Banks--showing that the
aosement of the day before was intended to
throw dust III the eyes of the Democrats. The
washington Star says that it is generally
.nlieved that if the votes of Whitney, Walk,
EroWn, &c, had been necessary on the final
fliai to secure the election Of Mr. Banks, he
WDid have received them; their purpose of
crcating the impression at the South that the
"a zonpure Known othings of the North were
-. sed to stand by the right of the slave
States, havIig, as they thought, beer
secured by their act Of SO long preventing an
organization, under the pretencc of indisposition
to drill under the command Of Mr. Giddings.-
Rtchmond Enquirer.
CALIFoRNIA.--It is understood that a suit
will soon be instituted for the possession of the
celebrated Lcidesdorff estate, for which the
late Captain Folsom held deed from Ann
Maria Sparks, who profcssed to be the mother
of I.ei,lesdorff. 1t is stated that she was
not, and deed is now file here from parties
residing in Copenhagen, and protesting to be
heirs of LedcsdorH transferring the entire
estate to a man named Nuyer. The property is
advertised for sale, with the remainder of Fol
SONS estate, on the 9th inst, but these pro-
ceedngs may stop the sale.-1H0 Cokfornia.
lLarry5ne the arrong Nlgeer.-Soon after it
was known that Leidesdorffs property i'll this
city WAS immensely valuable, we'll known
gentleman then living here but since dead, left
town in great hurry and was absent some
months, when he returned to the great wonder
ment of his acquantances, who were entirey Y
in the dark as to where he had been, or what
he had been in persuit of. After while it leaked
out that he had been to the w est Indies, look
ing up Lcidesdorff's heirs, and finding was
said a female that he believed the real
Simon Pure heir of the vast estate, he without
ceremony popped the question:, was accepted,
and married forthwith, congratulatlng himself
that Captain Folsom and all other claimants
would have to stand aside, while he, the great
nabob of California, would be without rival
i'll the q olden State. After the marriage, i'll
preparing the necessary documents and get
ting testimony to substantiate the claims OF his
lady fair, he found to his astonishment that he
had made a small mistake, and that in fact he
married the wrong niggcr."-'Sa San Ircneisco
i?nUpfiO
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soap F.iCTOR Y.

CANDLE FACTORY from Messrs. Smith McRae.
and formed partnership for the purpose Of carrying Q
on the same. offer the most favorable inClucemeut
the trade for the supply OF SOAP AND CANDLES OF
their manufacture. ola superior quality They
will guarantee their Soaps both soft and hard. he
equal. and prices low he bou chit in any
other market Their Candles will he found equal to
the hardest mould Tallow Candles from Factory
in the country They respectfully solicit the patrona
of the trade. and families of the town.
GREASE. GREASE-Thc highest market price
VIII be paid for GREASE or taken in eXchan for Soap
or Candles. Families in town would do well to 81 ye
their Grease and exchange it for Soap.
MILES COSTIN.
~ JOHN GAFFORD.
Wilmington. Dee lS5,7 ,m