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5000 Sacks including 2e0 in lots at oc and 700 White at Gle
II busteI of Wheat the only sat reported l2o sacks
Prime White 81 Is = busc Oats held at 7QtsOc b
bushe for ST. Louis heard of transactions Of
consequence.
PROVISIONS. Tie principal sales OF Pork were 700 Dds
Un1spectcd Mess SIS and l2 SIS 25 y Dbl OF Beef 81
bls Mess and Prime (Ncw sold private Bacon
was firm with small sales size for Ribbed Sides, 93 for
Clear and &c d b for Shoulders The stock OF Lard was very
light and small lots in ierccs selling ut ll2c y ID
COFFEE There good demand with sales OF %l0
bags Rio comprising 80 9 10 Al we, 80 ut TO- 1850 at
10t, 1000 at 1D 50 Mt lo2 and 80 LnsuaSra l'c b d.
cargo Of S2l3 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold at
Size and one Of 1910 at Sc q sack.
DAGGIN We nolice, of 90 bales India Mt 2ac 100
Hand loom Kentucky H. and $50 Power-oom At l6c Z yard
LARD OIL. Some 90 bbls Winter Strained sold at
| 81 O51Sl 10 d gallon
| WHISKY Small lots of Rectited were sold ct 3S@3c y
| gallon.
FREIGITS Some 3O10 bales Cotton were shipped for
Iycrpoo at 6d lots in British vessel AZ lT!d
some Wheat at ul few hundred bales OF Cotton to Dos
ton at 2c One vessels also taken for Europe
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NOVEL DOMESTIC ARRANGEMEST.-A woman in
New York recently entered a complaint against her
husband for Entertainment, when he presented the fol
lowing certificate Of his right to "put her through
her signature to which she declared he had obtained
by stratagem
Whereas, I, Catherine Howell am the wife Of
Howell. and whereas have been guilty of several
msdemeanors toward my. ,husband9 to wit: At one
time throwing lamp at him, and at another, the
colieepot with the grounds in, etc, hereby &C.
knowledge my guilt, and promise in future to conduct
myself properly toward my dear husband am fur
ther promise andagree, that if am again found guilty
will submit to any punishment he may choose to in
hict upon me, either by beating kicking, even the
cutting of Of my head, without making any com
plant on part to Justice of the Peace, or other
wise. ..a
Signed, CATHERINE HOWELL.
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him soe distance when all ut he struck him with his
club snapped pistol him, and stabbed him. Several VII
ue.scs verified the Kennedy being the man who sapoeu
Doye and one wness-a womnutesed that she sa" boye
knock Kennedy down. and heard him eSclRm with an ot
Now I've got your club u The accused was committed Tor
trial in the First District Court siabbng with intent XII
and in default of $1,000 ball. he sent to prison.
G. Honto was held for hearing charge OF having OBJ
tanned gold watch and chain from f. hohs at the corner Oh
Cont street and Alley by means OF false and raud
lent representations
Joseph Frank alias White held on charge OF having
stolen sndrv articles from Maria elders house Rampant
street
James Morrison for being caught with burEaTious jimmy
in his norket was sent to prison for three moAths.
Nothing important claimed the attention of Recorder Solomon
or Recorder Bouligny.
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DIED OF HIS WOCND.-Michae McCaOe or hlcCa!l'
the stabbed in melee Oh Tchoupiou' street Oh
Christmas night died Charity Hospital on saturday lHe
Coroner holding inquest which he WIS compelled
till yesterday and up 10 last evening we hao o'
heard of his having got through his job
CoRoSuR's JSoUEsrs.-The Coroner held m inquest |
on Saturday on body VIM Jacobs, t. found dead
on board tic ship Tanscot, the Government wharf verdict
disease Of the heart The deceased West INDIAN a9o"
40 years Of age.
Yesterday an inquest held Charity Hospital on the
hody of j. c. Barber native Massachusetts, % years of age
Verdict compression of tbs BRAIN caused by falling from tho
gallery Of house at the Perdlo and Howard Streets
on Christmas morning, whilst in state OF intoxteaton
Alse An inquest the body OF John Bell native OF Scotland
A venrs of age found dead No. IL Rampant date Circus
street Verdict congestion Of the lungs caused by nrnper
u. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-In ChanceTy-The case OF
Nathaniel Elson the carriage maker and undertaken Of Ca"
rondee street. against Ausue oe1 and wife was decided by
Judge McCnlob days since Edison sole proprietor OF
patent for Of certain knd Of running gear for
carriages peculiar excellence of which consists ntts enabling
the largest carriages turned around with sNotncS5
and safety the streets and Loea md WIFE who
keep ssddcrv making shop Rampant street, were
accused by Edison making OF his pae; running gear,
and applied for injunction against them which was grant
cd After proceedings and agreement on both SIDES to
have submitted without argument Judge Me- "eo gave
decision rendering the injunction perpetual The gear was in
vented by Guavus Iiaupknecht, who took out his patent i'll
1852, and disposed Of it 10 Mr.. Edison.
/ TIE DISTRICT Cornrs-Thomas c. Bell has filed
suit in the District Court against the Carroon Railroad
Company for damages 81 900 which he claims 10 have
having both his feet over by the cars at Green
willie through cacessnesS OF the in charge OF the
train in cgrsng him whilst stepping from platform
corpus Of Charles Therey alias French Char'
lev was argued in District Court Saturday Judge
Kennedy after hearing the Arguments referred lie case 10 Inc
Supreme Court feeling that Judge Eohertsons late decision
against the privilege saipc by Of being tried by jury
bpfJr
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EQUALIZATION OF M1LEAGE.-slr, Kelsey, OF New
York, member of the House of Representatives. is
nrenarjng BILL shortly to be introduced, to equaze
The mileage Of copgressmen, which ranges from
seventeen dollars (that paid to Mr.. Bowie, OF Mary
land) to five thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars
(for the delegates from Oregon and washington YER
rtores) per session. He proposes that the present
mileage rate shall be continued UP to two hundred
and fifty or five hundred miles. and all above that 10
be reduced to ten cents per mile. He also proposes
to deduct twenty-five or thirty dollars day Tor Soun
tary absence from either house.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs-A verdict has been rendered in
the United States Circuit Court at Chicago, against
the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, awarding
injuries at place where the road crossed the public
highway. 1t was an action on the case of an injury
sustained by the plaintiff on account of collision
sustained with the engine of the defendants at the
crossing Of public highway. The law Of the case
rested upon the questions whether the defendants
were Or were not guilty of negligence, first in not
ringing the bell'or sounding the whistle to give warn
ing of their approach to the crossing, and second in
not slackening speed before reaching the crossing
The evidence for plaintiff was, that neither Of these
reasonable precautions taken by the agents Of ht
Company.
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An OYSTER WAR.-The oysteropeners Of Boston
are on strike demanding l22 cents per gallon,
instead Of 10 cents the amount received for some time
past. The Boston Herald says
The number of oystermen in the opening depart
ment in this city is about four hundred One concern
employs forty, and several Others twenty or twenty
five each. Those who are very expert at the trade
can open twelve or fourteen gallons day, but ord
nary hands only six or eight-sanding in water and
mud at that. An expert apatomzer of oysters viii
give his employer a pint more from a bushel of oys
tiers in the shucks than Il bunger. He takes off the
Jackets cleaner and does not neglect the little ielow
that adhere to the larger ones. We are informed tina
q cove who is hard pushed can pick up quite a decen
living by following the loads of oyster shells tina
have been dissected BY unscientiic anatomists, AM
picking off the fragments and the little oysters tina
have been wasted.
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SH1PwREcKs AND Loss OF LIFE--A Geographic
dispatch of the 10th, from Oswego n. Y, says:
The schooner Belvidere, bound to Oakvile, was
capsized in the recent gale on Lake Ontario and all
on board lost
Schooner Cornela, from Cleveland for Toronto,
wife grain, was driven ashore near Toronto in the
same gale. Grew saved by swimming ashore Vessel
and cargo a total loss.
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Signed, CATHERINE HOWL

A GREAT MECHANICAL TRluMpH.-It was our plea
sure yesterday to examine drawing of a machine
invented by Messrs. L. A. Bndinski and A. Y, Shaw,
of this city the object Of which is to facilitate and
expedite printing in coors. We do not hesitate to
pronounce par erceence the machine of all the me-
chanical arrangements to print in colors, this takes
the lead. Any number of coors can be rolled on the
form with it at the same time; thus ohyiating the
necessity of working the press for each color Messs.
B, 4 S. sent on yesterday drawing of the machine
made in artistic style by Ar. Gorlinski of this city
and they will apply at once for cayeaat, and at
forwards patent. Baton Rouge Comet, 9th.
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New STEAMSHIP MoDEL-An improved model of
a steamship, designed for ocean service, and with
draugh adapted to bar may be at the Calder
House. We need only state that the builder and de-
sgner is an experienced and responsible constructor
who can refer to several steamships from his hands,
now running successfully and he is willing to give
any guarantee for producing vessel to answer all
conditions that may be ordered
TChareston Courier.
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YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parent, ,rho has gust
finished arhipping child three gears old -" Now, my
child | hope you will be good, SO that shall not have
to whip you again.
Chiid-" II you must whip any one you'd better
whn one of your size
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IMPORTS.

TII0MASTON-Shfp Mmq"ette--se0 bales hay 70 or7rr
IJEERPOOL->np Northumberland leKo salt Fenlcil
Power eco.
BRISrOI-I3ar,I CusNing-l&@ bars railroad ron toTJ
Casey.
HAyANA-Bnr} Prin!tr,-In ballast.
TAMPICO-ScLr " LIarknessl3 hides u5 ituit to
order.
IIyERpOOL-ShEp Rankju-4-2 stca, >at to IIoeSh'oI,
Rankin NG0.
NEW YuRK-sA,p Amo>lAera-25l1 hnrs lay " \ t'rtt
Sco-i:9 orrr225 pJ~s Rlcker Stanton n "h'i-
/ ,lrhn rum " NrcirnhUrG &tn.
GAINESvI4GES Ruby-3o 0u) feet !u'H'"t so
ill,, 100 bbls TO y enlder.
MNBIIE-SCr Shepherlr>f5 hh rp,jn = 10 ttfI @nne
4 II MAY .vce-o9 DO 53 do Io.;1t Smith \ tipIdeH.
! MOBuE-Sclr lelcnu--Nayal $; ,Fes 10 orjer
PASCAGuOLA-Sch Jnliaa--3opt9 feet lnn'er IA Thco
| nOvai.
TcUEFu NCTA-Schr AIcvoas5vQo bricks 30 hb,s nr g
| Wehbee.
|
TrHEru net A-ScAr Fruet!rte- l0U 1l +" sand Nose
| EA,iuAIA
H0EN ISI.AND-Schr I.5rrty-51JI bills -u,j 10 order.
PAsC.\GOCLA-Set? Dcp,"-a 1r0f 'rt lam3*E 10 ord
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Tho silent eye is often more powerful couqaere
than the noisy tongue.
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If we wish children to revere high things-things
simple and pure, and lovely and of good report-we
must set them the example.
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Tharty-fourth consress--rhirel Session.

WasHINGToN, Dec. 10, ls56.-Senate.-Att eT the
massage for the relief Of John Ferguson and others
Mr Wilson spoke at considerable length in vindicaton
Of the Black Republican party Upon the cone aa t
of his remarks Mr.. Brown obtained the floor, and the
Senate adjourned until Monday next
House e Representatives. On motion Of Mr. Grow
Of Pennsylvania, the third Tuesdayln January neAt,
and the Wednesday and Thursday following, were set
aga fl TIE 5 nov engased in t the
cepton Of reports Of private nature from the various
standing committees In Gommtse q the noe W o
of which were laid aside to be reported to inc Rouse
with a recommendation that they pass: Inc third
the b fur the relief Of the widow Of Captain Angus,
OF the United States nayy-was not disposed OF When
the committee rose. @
DECEMBER 2O.--Senate-Not in session.
The House resumed consideration OF private bills
The bill for the relief of Joseph Richards, and the bill
for the relief of the heirs Of the late Samuel R. Thurs
ton delegate from Oregon, reported yesterday With
favorable Recommendation, were passed. IN Commt
tee Of the Whole on the private calendar, three DIS
were considered, laid aside, and reported to the
House with Recommendation that they pass, Wle1
the committee rose and the House passed the bill To-
the relief Of the fishing schooner Flora. d.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL WALKER-We find the
following in the New York Times Of the 18th. VI
course, the j" last steamer y means the Tennessee
The letterwe publish below from Nicaragua was
received from Gen. Walker by last steamer. we are
informed that Walker has been supplied within the
last few weeks with various munitions OF war, IN
ending most Of the improved incendary missiles used
blowing up Of the 18th Of April was by the employ
ment Of destructive shot Of American invention,
and never heretofore used, and which were made III
this city and supplied to Nicaragua by Gen. Henselng
sen. so"
Extract from letter from Gen Walker President of NcarA-
qua, 10 friend in New York:
VIRGIN BAY, Monday, Dec. |, 1856.
You will doubtless get full accounts OF the late
events here from the newspapers. consider that
our permanent power in Central America never has
been on as firm basis as now nor do know OF one
single month since have been in Nicaragua wherein
we have made as much progress towards final results
as the month which has just ended.
Ireman, with regard etc.
WILLIAM WALKER.
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Singing gnttlligence.
MONDAY, December %, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY..

CLEARED SAIU RDA1.
Steamship Mexico, Lawless, for Galveston and 1ndanoa,
Harris, Morgan &co
Steamship Texas Forbes, FOR San Juan de Ncagua
Harris, Morgan eco
Ship pcphos, oule for Boston. u W Hynson tco
Ship r ID Shepherd. Gale, for Genoa, q Bogart &c0
Bark Jane Williams urquhart, for Mnrseiles,
BoulonsQuie 4 Phillips
Sehr Southrol Perry for Pensacola Pooiey. Nicoi AGO
Schr Justice, Sli.tr7, for Pensacola GoltnJow leArre
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CATTLE M A z Z E 7

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. Is.
heavy supply of Hogs continues sale with fair Offering
Of Beef Cattle and other The market easy for pur
chrsels At quotations, viz
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ag- List Of emigrants for Nicaragua on steamer
m x-,<.z, ,h;nh iled IN Sunday

John Johnson wife child; john Mckay and lady; Gas'
j. Augustine wife asd three children Carter aa @ and
daaer Doc Luke Miss Is HaPharl mr. Cnn,
RosfTis do; William H. Scott New Orleans y, r. b1nhg
ton Texns f. & Beni1y, Miss: R. 4 Harris FIoriaa' r. A.
REYNOLDS Ala Doct Jas c. Nech, NY mo T. ioihai e>
Ehrr hundred and forty 10 steerage
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ARRIVED.

ami LIZ
Ship Ie3cshire, Allen % days from New York to nos'ed
Skip srboeker Peabody - days fron Liverpool ,oc
Ship Norh Carolina, Foster 20 days from PHILADELPHIA CT
ship Jos Clarke Emerson Il days tam Wadoboro Maine
Ship lrso new Baioil % day, from Bath Maine to MASTER
Ship Atmosphere Pray, l6 days from New York to " Myn
Ship Narqnet Wajs % days Thou.ston, Ne,
Bark i Cushing Coeard from Bristol, England,
Span bar! Prmcro WebE days from Havana to master
Bark Chandelier Stamford, from Rio de Jacro VIM
Bark Hineveh Prince, % day, from Roson. mas,eri>
schr Y Hardness, Wooinghain lays from Tsmpico TO
G9llenb9yw, 4 lesPare-- 2? '; :, P T.
schr storm cloud Witty from Cedar Key, r2oa to master
schr Shsplerdess Culsca from Mobile 20 W Newton Eco
sehr Helena, M'xet days from Mobile to nser-Basin.
Schr julian, F?utan from rom f F.,
s5cIr Joixle Ca',tHee, from lct fne"s-Bas:n.
schr Liberty, Melon, from Horn Islanl-Basin
schr DoI2hinc GoasnaT from pnseasonia-i}ao'n
STEAMBOATS,.
lIiawa W,!'* t.t F9m rinSt l -n..
Na,i@ f"1 n1;y yH J9n fi FId i I i3n'
Laurel iii, Hooger, from bayou
{ I"ys Brgss from Iiyon Nason and Ien,a
Cora 30 :, Mosby, from ln&oo River.
Cuba. Iieirn from Mobile.
c p IT. Ssltek tgP ila. Ii i.. Sa!a Nh,
Bayou Belle WeIker' from tMm len
P F"yfIa r ai5tsS r'. W i5So " @'s'''
l0"'2 sea al sf p i;3wdi1c& bGl> Anna m Ha@tfh
bs chuio-9r6nsAt ii ship Atmosphere and bark Chan
rovJoa, uuus i;4 Andrews from . Fe,,v;o~e.''j.y'
4t :? Sc" s'' i R, F r, ,' Dr E' jH
b7ov=ht ~ Slip A;s-. rrN E'HrHrA ""i >ye'oI~1
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Neh Orleans 9ailp Crescent.
Felegrapbedlto the New Orleans Crescent.
# FBY THE sAr1osaI AND bALIzE rIsEs.l

& NEW YORK MARKETS.
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MOB1LE-strancr Forida-a3 bales cotton Tnrltnn Whit
Ills T NtcSy Fsry HtS 1s, t sSSS %Ss-: i
cotton RECEIPTS SATURDAY,
nyss sS 32 iss1ss s 4" ii
%shs T., H. sH "1 10 Ss 4 !.
1924 sacks Felowes lard 100 boxes tobacco to
uev GUra Gbds 1Ssro Moore yanculin-iS do
jas Tarnerl AK IIorTs Gayls %soSo9p his; T.
ieid Eco2 bbs pecans i Fzbugii2 sheep 10Y head cattle
90 S ami ss1ass to " 4 sna 'o1 "r2 do
Redsili Roberts 4 Terelw55 Il Nav xco-e Farley Jnrey
"iss so;'S on; ,xnrra s,,., r,. * ,,,,.
il carter sco~s I"y Tferson"e Robson Alien
$%Sss ~, SsoSSs ID DO to
Harris iev5O " Phillips EcomlsBnclan1on Carroll eco
81 r IInr,ie Sc"gG Hornr Foer < Ayerv-le 4 Il May
vcoDa2 rander McEennn llubbarNl6 Frierson Conway
Ssql o Neon Ti;s SsoE! lisS5 W !;SSd
S9 rny Hso s
ell SeoiSo snapp kco-4 Henderson, Terry Sco4 Campbell
hides Is Hin-sundrss 0 oricrToml 2l55 bales cotton
hAioGS Mason APP 1o H WH, 200
lo Vi ,'S Mclira"y5 is"dcrso rsrry
itennrrer Sco4 iyne Vmnce {co4 Riclard Nugcn
Pyfson SSoS t"y Toyn See-9 slScH N S'.Iss
sGks COTTON seed Fisk cospdres to
Total l24s bales sc, cotton. y, -, ,..,,.. =,
fS& G$; S1T
Ksee a- AsnLIs Tyr%e Xes MIA II Gns Sco
Is AdanisN- Mc enlope Rnrbmrn Sco iewis &co-
ryne / ii,rron-a9 I; Pinrknrd Eco-6 Bos,rt FOLEY i
Nvsry5 Male, summers %eo-l5 Miles Adams NeoIo do to
T. cleveland BROTHERS Sco-lV Resi Roberts Terrll-0 to
Walker Stuart lutchsSon-lO Hughes liyl;ed &co5 J
b L"y sSiton 'NF' Observation-Disclosures 10
' S -u - WIN. ,oo ,, ... 9 r, Va,
BoomsrI EHss s4tton Ne 70
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Icy eco w
kENVECKY-Pey Jcronlrs Boa5-l-y0 bushels oats 600 bbs
lD.f \ COSTA
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RECEIPTS SATURDAY.

MOBIIE-SrAmcr Flodt-S3 bales cotton to Turltrn Whit
Ing Tulls-S5 Farley Jury &co-n Etdgl, Roberts Ter
rlll Mckelrov r.dorlUO bales cotton TO orerli hnlcs
oSunburgs Donne-sundrts to order-Ton 325 bales
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IcOietO Of the gt(arhets,
corroS AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO. Tue only transactions reported were y h''H
Ju..s a, o., aul fI.ow Admitted at l0t!c p II.
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no pLlNTNRs AND ,IEKCIlANTs.-I

rl7} box In krE 81 - lbs, u cent?
mr. H.. am! il Tlrre5 ut i cent, pee h. tN4p tJ.d.
ALFRED khAltEf,
AZ x. - Magazine Eeet-
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gotal SnteIIlqeufe.

DIED OF HIS WOCND.-Michael McCaoe OF hiCOA!i,
the man who stabbed in melee OIL TchoupitouS street. on
Christmas nirht died Mt Charity Hospital Saturday The
Coroner set about holding inquest which he WAS competed
TO postpone till yesterday and last evening we had moi
heard Of his having got through his job
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NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. hhds - hhS mnlsses iluptfFiet '%
rn-N do to Sabitieri5 10 + l.everith tc0O 20 10
N#cruluuH Carroll &co-suures to orderFoal Ah' sugar
/ Is blis u0ltsse5.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-28

NEW GOODS.

vu1pE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS o SALE
= y the h, ba~la1se 1f s9s Ta5E9e I% . ST. lately arrived from
Boston, consisting in part as follows;
Dry Goods. - ner;ns
do tcking, bales brown drilling, cases blue drilling,
do pant paItim gtun' D ao wSi t cotton ptHr do corset jeans
do sewing cotton blue and Whte, do hIhor9 H.
BaIes hastings. do Eng. white linen drill, do Navy duck
Irish linen, bales stripes, do blanket, cases uihoi'h"''
do orange cotton, wooden stockings, mixed do
Fancy shirts, carpet binding.
SHOES Ga & msss coat brosans,
do women's leather buskins, do native womens Shoes
do fSed e alters 10 mems thick boots, do super calf boots,
Rigging leather, pump do.
Groceries, etc., ,,stor,
do tomato ketchup, do oysters, caPers,
do assorted herbs, do green peas, do sausage''
do tobacco, chemical olive soap.
Boxes No. !, brown soap, do white soap,
Gases sweet oil, cranberry sauce,
Backing, tea, bags pepper.
Naval Stores, Paints, etc..
Cases spirit, turpentine' kegs a3,b black palms,
do blk varnish, copal yarnish,
do chrome green.
Hardware,
Bundles nail rods, copper tacks,
Cases handled axes, iron and brass wire selves,
Coffee mills, assorted cutlery, assorted tin ware,
Riggers screens, sad irons,
Casks lanterns, shoyels, iron pots,
Till locks, pad locks, etc.
sundries.
CaSeS cologne, CdSeS mdlCLSS3
Boxes glass $40, 9x12, 9x13, 10x12, 10x14,
Reams wrapping paper, nests tubs,
Bales corks, bbls lamps, bbls tumblers,
Crates mugs, pitchers, cases axe helves,
Baskets, nests reelers, boat kegs.
ALSO.
Furniture,
Sets painted chamber furniture, single bedsteads,
Common wood seat chairs, office chairs, arm chairs
Parlor chairs, bar-room chairs, French sofas,
Hair mattresses, double and single, willow carriages,
Willow chairs, door mats.
Lumber. Shingles, &c.
so NJ. feet spruce boards, planned and Jotnted,
20 do do pine do different qualities,
IS do shaved cedar shingles, 20 do spruce c~lapboards,
5 do pine, 80 do pine laths.
200 pr sash, Sx10, 9x12, 9x13, 1Ox12, 10x14,
100 doors assorted sizes and thicknesses, 90 blind doors,
Rolls wire fence,
2drays complete with harness, hand carts, wheelbarrows,
Gases lanterns.
Yellow Metal, Nails. SC.
Cs yellow metal, 10 on, is OF, 20 OF, % OF, 24 OF, 20 OF, 2S OF
Kegs composition nails, 1 inch, II inch, Il inch. .
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