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BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily be
acquired by using the 'BaIm ofa thousand
Fl0~erS." 1t will remove tan, pimpiss, and
tree@leS from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morn
ing. For sale at ShilIingson's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
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DiS,riCtof Columbia.

"ASHINGToN COUNTY,
NTAS BROUGHT BEFORE ME AS An
w estray, by John McClelland, one small gray
Horse, having saddle and bride, both Of
which are about worn. No marks on the horse
visible
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst dav Of
January, 1856. THOMAS e. DOM, J. +.
The said horse came TO the residence of the sub
scriher on Saturday, the 10Th day OF September,
IS55, at 10 p m. The owner will therefore come
forward, prove property, paw charges and take
them away JNO. MCCIELbkND,
South Capitol street, et Rob't Stony's.
02-M&
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Lashins Them The New York TrtBun,

Lashing Them The New York Trtbune's
cue has been taken up by every Republican
party paper in the Northern States, which,
one and all, are now engaged in personally
abusing Messrs. Dunn and Scott, of Indiana;
Scott Harrison and Moore, of Ohio. Fuller
Millward, and BrOOme, of Pa: and Haven
Bayard Clark, Edwards, John Wbeeler. Whit
ney, Williams, and Walk, of New York-tbe
opposition men from the non-slaveholding
states who have not yet embraced the aboli-
tion ultraisms on which Mr.. Giddings based
the caucus resolution, under which the Re-
Puollcans arc seeking to install Mr.. Banks in
the Speakership. Traitors to Freedom, :"
a. e. opponents of the theory of the social and
political equality Of the races smalgamation,
GarrisOnism,) &C., are the softest SonGriquets
to which they treat them. All sorts of dishon-
orable and disreputable motives are charged
upon them, and threats of everything dire ex-
cept personal violence, are freely hurled at
them. The effort is clearly to browbeat them
into submission to do the bidding of Messrs
Greeley and Giddings.
As matter Of course, that sort of tactics
will fail Of its end. Had it been possible that
it could succeed, it would have long since
made Mr.. Banks the Speaker. His well in
formed friends in the House have for some
weeks cOmprehondcd the fact, that such cleo
tiOneering in his favor has killed his prospects
. stOno dead to borrow a pet phrase from
Col BentOn's private vocabulary. OF late,
Mr.. Greeley and his co-laborers of the press,
have also taken to abusing dozen OF two I'M
named members, who support Mr.. Banks;
saying that they are traitors at heart, who,
while voting for him, are doing their best to
doubt not that more or less of his supporters
are voting for him sorely against their wills,
and wholly in the fear of the lash of the Tn
5Hne and it's press coadjutors. Standing no.
toriously under the FIRE of a majority that has
steadily voted him down on every ballot for
seven weeks, and with portion of his pros
ent forces as hostile to his election as the IT.,
5"ns alleges that wing to be, can any rea.
sonable man entertain the belief that Mr..
Banks of Massachusetts, can possibly triumph
in the end Mr.. Cobb's announcement til a.
the Democrats will not permit the adoption of
the plurality rule until they obtain pledge
that the Republicans will not essay to elect
Mr.. Banks under it, is an additional injury to
his prospects; insomuch as it amounts to an
indirect pledge on behalf of the Democrats of
the House, that they will thus permit the cleo
ton of almost any opposition man who does
not stand on the platform Of Mr. Giddings.
That is; pledged to form the committees in
enmity to the rights Of a great section of the
eonfederacy.
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U,HE NEW BLUE BOOK, or Governmcr

TIRE NEW BLUE BOOK, or Government
l. Register 1853, Just issued, giving the names,
salaries locations &C, of all postInasters and 9TH
public officers and agents, civil, military, and
naval, In the service Of the United States with
the names, forces, and condition Of all ships and
vessels belonging to the United States, and when
and where built and the names and compensa
ton Of all printers in any way employed by Con
gress or any department or officer Of the Govern
ment l octave volume, price 50 so.
Cen be sent by mail TO any part Of the United
States.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR MAURY,
lans2 BOOKSELLERS, near 9th ST.
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GEORGETOWN CORPohAIloN
TAXES.-AIl persons in arreaIages TOT
taxes due to the Corporation Of Georgetown are
hereby notified that the same must be paid forth
with, in order to avoid the expense and mortlnca-
ton Of distrains. No longer Indulgence can pos
sibly be granted, and as all delinquent parties
have been heretofore personally called upon, this
is the last notice that can be given
Those who intend to pay their bills Will please
call before the 18th day Of this month at my resi-
dence, on the corner Of High and Gay streets.
Ny two sons, George and Henry C. Jewell are
authori Led to give receipts In my behalf.
ian I8-dt2Sth WIN. JEWELL, Collector.
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DRESS AND CLOAk NAMING.

MISS A. T.. WILSON TAKES THIS
N1 netbod of informing the citizens and stIsn-
gers Of Washington, that she still continues the
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING in all the latest
and most fashionable varieties. Her long expert
ence In the business warrants her In assuring sat
isfaotion 70 those favoring her with their patron
age. Ladies wishing Cloahs and Dresses cut and
bast.d can be- accommodated on reasonable terms
Residence, 9th street, between ID and b., No 90,
west side. Jan l6-ets
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III AGENTS FOR The SrAa.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication of advertisements In The STAR:
NJ n ~ b PALMER, northwest con-
heI or Fifth and Chestnut streets
street. W.
6o'toH-V. b. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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OPERA GLAsSES-rhe largest and cheap
" est assortment In the city at
John F. ELLIS,
Dos Pa. avenue, between 9th AMI ION s"'
dsc Al
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DAGUERREOTYPINe BY LADY.

vi to her new rooms a beautiful Skvlight, and
Engaged an Assistant Operator, lone Of the best in
n" DiSrict,) she intends not 10 have her Pictures
.Ecciled, IL equalled, In the United States. PIC
TURBS pu up in Embossed Cases for Fun
C.HfS, such as are usually sold elsewhere for one
dollar.
Particular attention paid to Copying DeguerTe-
Utypes, Oil Paintings. &C, &c.
Mrs n. solicits the patronage Of the Ladies par
ticularly.
IL Rooms-lOI Seventh street, west side, be-
tween and / jan 2I-u
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I,HE LAST MOoN WAS THE LAST

Il Winter moon, and the three first moons In
the Almanac are the three first Spring moons.
The Spring will set In the last Of his moon from
the South. The moon will change TO the South
and full to the South In the fourth moon, april
and the last eclipse Of the moon next Fall will be
the first winter moon. The winter will set In ID
ter. SHADRACH NUGENT,
ssThe Moon Man.
lln2l-It& tfNew Years Giftp
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NOTICE-THOSE PERSONS RE-
OSS turning tickets to the Executive Com
mittee OF the Washington Highlanders' Ball for
the bent fit Of the poor respectfully requested
TO give their names as IL will save the Committee
the trouble Of calling on them hereafter.
M, wi wfl EEssSsssr, Committee
ian 2I-A
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~ A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE
~ held In the Dunbarton street M r.
Church, Georgetown, on TUESDAY EVENING
January 22d.
The Rev. ROBINSON SCoTT, Deputatlon nom
the Irish WESLEYAN Conference, and the Rev. w q.
BUTLER, Superintendent Of the Missions Of the
Methodist r. Church to India, will address the
meeting.
A collection I'm aid of the Missions and to extend
evangelism to Ireland, will be taken on the occa-
sion.
The public are invited to attend.
ian 2I-2t
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NlTBRNIN6.-IARl ANN WHITAKER
w an indeHlsd white girl, left my residence
Yesterday All persons forbid harboring her
under the penalties ofthe law.
ii. IL. SAWYER,
Jan lH-F INV AZ s. Penn avenue
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HTHE EIGHTHASsEMBLY OF THE
0>SA Military Association will take place at
the ball on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Janu-
ary I'D.
Esputa's Band will be In attendance.
Refreshments furnished by an experienced ca
terer.
By order Of the Association:
jan 2l-2t E. X. BROWN, Act. Sec.
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O A 1O-4. la AND 1914 BED BLANK
- ELS, very cheap, red, blue and gray
French Merino and Merno Plaids
Quilted Skirts, Hosiery and Gloves
w ite, red and yellow Flannels
with many other Winter Goods 10 be closed
out cheap. WIN. r. RILEY,
Ger. sth st, opposite Centre Market
ian 22-lm
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NOTICE To TUR PURII,


MRS. ELLEN STEWART has taken the
w house, No. 800 street, near the corner Of
18th, where she has comfortable and Handsomely
furnished bed rooms To let To gentlemen Fnsnci
and English Is spoken in the house, and a capital
Saloon is kept bv superior drTisfs d. rEstns Ga
the basement below, from which Meals can be
served as desired.
Balls, Dinners, &C, will also be provided TO Of
der from the Saloon. jan lS-IW-
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IN OOO LBS. CORN FED WAGON

IN 000 LBS. CORN FED WAGON
lO.OoO Hogs, family sizes.
"a bushels new free Clover seed
boxes prime Lemons
bbls. double pressed Lard OIL
5bbls. pure ETHEREAL on
5000 lbs new Bacon, assorted
pipe pure Brandy
Will general assortment OF Groceries just re-
ceivcd and for sale by
w. II TENNEY.
:. L corner High and Bridge st,
Jan 1875 Georgetown.
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n N
y our thanks TO all those Of our customers who
have I'm accordance with the notice e the issue 81
bills, called and paid at cur desk their re-
spettlve amounts Those who still owe US are
respectfully urged to settle up their hills without
waiting to be called, on. which HAY he disagree
able. All aware. from the heading Of their
bills, OF the terms on which they made their pun
chases. CLAGETT, DODSON g. CO.
ian 2l-llt
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[ITERETURN THAnKsTO THOSE

WERETURN THANksTO THOSE OF
w our customers who have so promptly come
forward and set led their bills as rendered; aud
to those who have still unsettled accounts with
us they respectfully, but most earnestly re-
quested to close them before the 9th dav Of
February next, as IL Is very important that they
should he settled to that date
COLLEY n SEARS,
No 523 Seventh st, adjoining Dexter Hotel.
ian 22-eC6t
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NOIREES
DROF. fl. w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
Il fully announces to the public that his Soirees
will take place every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING.
These entertainments are considered by all who
have attended them to be the most sociabl, that
has ever been given In this city.
ian 22-TdW
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GOOD INyEsTMENT.

WYE HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ing Bonds and others, which will Weld the
holder ten To twelve per cent. the investment,
viz.
Orange and Alexandria Rail Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee do
Illinois Internal lmp't Bonds 81 1917
The above securities are unqueStiunably safe
SNEENY, RITTENHOUSE FAINT a. CO,
Jan 2,-lm Bankers, $50 Pa avenue
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TINHE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE q
IL Henry Clay. volume, octave, ~ so.
dec Ctr FRANCk TAYLOR
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FOR SALE,

At Greatly Reduced Prices, for Cash,
OLIVER PLATED COFFEE SETS ON
- white metal, from $li up
Best Silver plated Cake and Card Baskets from
siup
First quality plated Casters 4, 8, and bottles
from St up
Plated UIns, Kettles, Walters, Buttcrboets and
Saltstands, at unusually low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-22

The Curropt Operations Of the Treasury De
psrtment On yesterday, 2lst of January,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered On
the books of the Departmont-
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A variety Of fine Fancy Articles, such re ParioI
Clocks, bronzes, Dresden China Ornaments,
Plates Cups and Saccers, Parian Marble Vases,
Figures etc which will be closed out without
regard TO FIRST cost, being lef Of Christmas goods
The public are invited tocall and examine these
goods III. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
Ca lS-2U
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MILLINERY,


~ S OPENING OF FALL AND WIN ,-ssfN
3Sfk-s Camp street. of Julia street, most *
ES specially informs the Ladies and her gem
orally thnt she has received large Of Velvet Satin
Silk and Straw Ladies' Misses and cdrens BONNETS Of the
latest Partisan style.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LACE Wells. EMBROID
les. SWANS DOWN and CUFFS, JOUEIN KID GLOVES
CORSETS, Silk and Cloth MANTII4I.AS, PARASOI,S etc
etc, will be opened OIL Monday 18Th November which the
Hies invited to call ind examine They will be sold
very moderate prices. MI GIN
s.N a. LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY ,,tSFN
SH2EHa, Mrs. G. W ROPER, No l65 PoydraS, be- MY
ESIJ1+E Caroncrt and aronnc streets begs -
splendid assortment of
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk BoluletS
Velvet Bonncs
Satin and Plush Bonnets,
Lace Wells,
Dress Trimmings, etc
Which Mrs. R. respectfully invites the ues and the country
buyers TO call and examine. nl26m
~ ~ WINTER OPENING OF RICH ..srN
A.tEZa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PECK, Date Jettrs, } my
E2 Of Camp and Julia streets, begs respect y
thai has just received large invoice of FRENCH HATS
CAPS, ChUAkS and MANTILLAS, which She will open
Tuesday, November 9th 1855 and soiicits their attention them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Also
large and elegant assortment Of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
will be sold ut low prices.
M" Dress making supcntcnded by Mrs PECK herself
that ladies may depend every attention will be paid
Fnehion. Taste and Style MA }m
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HARDWARE

JDtfI WATERMAN. CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN
ssprNszazgtszs\ D. WATERMAN u EROTI4a1R,
>Rs1TTssF75ss HARDWAREAI ERGHAMIsc corner OF Gon i
issfxl mon and Magazine streets have on HAND anu
daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals, general assortment of articles comprising III part "
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel mills, Rope, ...--
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete, ,.. -,
Coopers' Tools, -.... .o.'"
, Anvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies ScreMplates - ..'
. .., Garden Engines, Pumps, -
" plo,wlls Hay Cutters, Corn Shleers,
~. - g.. Agricultural Implements.
'7.5 : MIL Cross and Pit Saws
lt--r =a..,' ..,. Sal. Ok Yolsts, Bows Singietrees
,.rT4 , Ss..s...ar- Turning Iahes,
Hoes Hamcs shovcls and Spades, Platform scGieS,
~ andirnns Tenders Shovels and Tongs Corn NILS,
- Copper and Iron Coal Holds, COD orashefS.
Single md Double Barrel Guns,
l.. Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes
a s.sl..a f.7a. Chinese GongS Iron l}edSeais,
Britannia and Plated Ware, .
gr- Meat Cutters Sausage stulers,
Stock Kettles, Portable ForSeS
oes1v & Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
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A. 4. COWDFRY,
Agent of Adams It Co.'S Express.
[Exract from Norfolk paper.l
ADAMS SAFE-One OF lerrings celebrated Fireprnof Safes
in Adams Express Office when the building burned,
several weeks 1t remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday when it taken The fire, the occasion
alluded Of the ercest and when the
chest found after lapse of forty days it surrounded
by enbers glowing brightly When opened the papers and
other articles contained found be sound and generally
in good condition. thus aordmg another proof Of the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded may be
at the warehouse of Mtssr Rowland Bros, who agents
for the makers It shows clearly the evidence Of test
of its ncombuSibe qualities when its exterior redhot in
the burning furnace that roared around amid eberS
that glured around for hours days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sae of the above
named Safes A full supply constantly on hand.
G, c. MILLER & Co,
fe5 If No 10 Gravrr street
"a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
81 0RNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Benton and
3 Euphrosne streets Office, No. 1U5 st. Charles
w 1.-TWO doors from the St. Charles Thcater,l Manntnc
of the latest and most approved Patterns of Ratings We
raniahs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Circl-
Stairs Store Fronts. Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
E Ratings Castings Guard Boxes, Sash Weights and Ven
taor for sale at the Old Stand loo ST. Charles street. New
Orleans. o25ly
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

r-rE,r.& 8 PTAN0S-THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING THE
SE sole Agent for the States of Louisiana and Mississippi
WV orthe sao Of the celebrated PIANOS Of MrssrS
ghe Newton Bradbury, of New York. would call the at
enion purchasers to his large stock comprising every vurc
ty varying in prices from $3.50 TO $500 md from Is X
octaves in every kind Of style and finish.
These PIANOS for rcles purity and erenness Of tone
unsurpassed and have acknowledged by the New York
Harmonic Society," together with the most renowned Pnnists Of
the day. be equal if not superior TO all other Piauos Of Ane
make
Also large assortment of European and American PIANOS
MElODEONS, VIOL1NS GUITARS, FLUTES, and all kinds
Of Musical merchmse together with large and select assert
of Sheet Music and is in daily receipt of the latest eom
positions from the dieen publishers throughout the United
States.
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired
Music Books neatly bound.
n- Pianos rent Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay
mcnt for
W. s. HAISEY 1856 Camp street,
oSd&W4m Second door below st. Pnrck'S Church.
ens1v INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
AH THOMAS j. MARTIN, of the oldest instructors in
g9 this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment 10
Ladies ortcntlemcn His ability is too well known TO
require recommendation.
Orders left with p p. WEtLFIN No. Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention. o9N
ssaaaSu MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MUSIC,
sS-+T5z1k gives LESSONS ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR,
ut her residence No. - Constance street, also at
twelve lessons. nLECTURES at % Constance street once
week. .... felOly
DIAND TTIACEING.-A H. CHANDLER informs thu
public that he is ready to give Lessons the Piano,
either ut his residence that of his pupil
peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Grunge street. between Camp street and Coliseum
Place.
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City Police Jail

City Police jail.
AMI as brought to the City Police Jail on the 9th
Nv instant The negro man EDWARD; is S feet
inches nigh has TWO of his front teeth broken is
SqoG years old. Says he belongs TO MIR. David
mneGlond, a sugar planter, living in Longville, on
me owner is requested to call and claim said slave
fa,s, Il. BLANCHARD,
y" Keeper of the City Police Jail
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DAI'ENT SEWING nIACIIINES.--GROyER &
BAKER, Sewing Machine Company, having, established
Office at No Camp street second floor would respectfully call
the Of the public their large and
of SEWING MACHINES, consisting different
Varieties prices ranging from S75 Slj0 These Machines
unlike others in form Il with
threats from ordinary Soos making knot every stitch
which prevents work from ripping
They particularly adapted the
clothing shirts collars ladies' dresses, hats caps shoes man
tilluS quilted work cnbroicres carriage trimming
sery work and in fact everything where the needle and thread
requisite examination all that
the ncrculouS TINT superior any Machine
heretofore offered to the public Exclusive rights for
may scared by immediate application Mt the office
NAci1e silk and needles constantly hand snle.
W. G. FEIIE General gent,
itl9 I'm No. I Camp street. second floor
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WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines, Which they offer supply
Druggists and pen1er ropetor's lowest wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency, No. ISL amp q Charities
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I G.. N. MORRISON.


"a N. MORRISON, wHoL EsAIE 4 DRuGGIsT, No T.
story IF DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICAL PREPARA
TJnNs PER- UNI Err x; SUR GICAI IN STR ME Mt s,
pAINTs OILS GLASS, etc. which offered forsale il
onanties 10 suit purchasers accommodating terms.
The following portion of stock hand and nrye
1oo0ounces snlphntc Qainine, French and American.
200 pounds Bue Mass, English and American.
200. IS Calomel, NJ artf5"
30 g Mercurnl Ointment. F
800 !" Honduras sarsaparilla.
$50 /" best Turkey Opium. r-- vs.
e 81 ounces Snlphae and Acetate Morphine.
25 {" Otto Rose.
S 500 pounds Elm Bark, crude and powdered.
50 casks Sal seda. 7.@-$
50kegs sup. Carb Soda. Lid Al nH. N..-
lO2s' German Wash Blue, ,r.g c-7I.' d
ID 3cases indigo Caracas and Manila.
5barrels Cureuina. .5.s-.ysg 4
sJs 5 casks Pot. and Pearlash.
10 half barrels Saleratrs. %s
10 barrels pure Castor Oil. -.4 . @ % a-
:. Peruvian Bark. ftg III
30 u Copperas. "
20 g ~ EPSON Salts. re-
10 g Flour Sulphur. 5.. "A -4:.
10 90 Roll g a }4l G 3H & "@5@4&"
4. bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria.
1000 pounds Gum Arabic select fine and sorts.
Is jars Carb Ammonia.
j carboys 40. q t. {
| q" Spirits Nitre
rs sulph. Nitric and Muriasic Acid.
100 pounds Acetc Acid
200 Q Tartaric g. ~.
/ 100 ounces fannie = t a4e rs l5-a-4.1. 4&.-
| 1000 pounds Arrow Root American.
| 200 9" @s$ Bermuda - Ii
200 T" Assatetida, in gs. -.2- f.
100 F." Balsam Copara
80 j" soldifed.
10 kegs Pearl Barley. E
100 pounds simarouba Bark. f. f. -e... -.
200 /" Wild Cherry So =.
IL S barrels Refined Camphor.
50 boxes CASTLE Soap. -.
300 pounds Cayenne Pepper. isE .Ds
10 gross Copavia Capsules
2 casks Chloride Lime.
50 pounds Chlorooru, P and ". 5..5
s barrels Cream Tartar.
:. Fol. Bnchu.
100 pounds Lobelia Seed.
barrels IVA Ursi.
-. Gum Myrrh. ....
~ AZ. 2 J. Sugar Lead White.
:. Ealerian Root.
:. Tapioca. As..
&2.. Camomile Flowers, Rom and German
2 Scotch Snuff, in bladders.
30 dozen Lorillard Maccaboy Snuff
4 100 Roomes and Scotch Snuff
4 100 CARROTS
100 pounds White Wax
50 :. Dovers Powders.
1000 :. assorted Herbs.
IL kegs Refined Salt Petre, to arrive.
British Lustrc, superior article
II 10 :. Cooper's Isinglass
S bales Hops. H.. g.. -....
'lUU ounces Nitrate Silver
cases Mamma Flake and sorts .
:, ,Ta.;. a.,ai1
M"siiesi' cuieneu'
2 :. carb.
.l K . Refined porax
oors 11orrr,s f,,1,;,nd ,,,r,os;,
25 pounds Oil Bergamot.
% . Peppermint
X. ~ ~ It,,
~ - iniaeto'
~ :. Gloves.
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10 r,rars
~ 90 - S"oG'o
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81 . . Almonds
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20 :. iho'pioous' III Poalu JULIUS
gross Shoemaker's Pasters.
Srid1itz Powders
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30 Sugar of Lemons.
yens Powders
oass Sonhoo hoo.
cask Gentian