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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale, the
property now occupied by her as Hotel, in the
Borough OF Ebensburg. 1t is situated in an ell
igible and business part Of the Borough Posses
sion will be given the first Of April next.
MARY ANN LTTZINGER.
Feb A. lS5I-tf
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RECEIPTS 81 EXPENDITURES

Lahuary d.
0 January, A. D. 1857
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k00assorted pieces Of Stone Ware, Just re
cNOceived at the Cheap Store of
f. ROBERTS
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D. of S4638&. ''
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The National EntcIIigenCer endorses
walker.

The fact that the N-ti0Hal Intelligspcs, endorses
Walkers conduct, occasions cousIut r4bla exuIta-
ton among his apologists. Without intending any
offensive impU,HtIOn upon the character of our r.
spected contemporary, We must ba allowed 10 saw
that It's appreciation Of any policy affecting the ia
terests OF the South, is rather suspicious Giro m
stance. Recoll, ciing the L,fAgetcgs Federal ai.-
teeedenis ana It's repusnance 20 the proslavery
party, nobody need al, CT surprise its sympathy
with Walkers abolition operatious 10 Kansas The
only surprise Is, that any Southern paper should
avow s4tisiaeuon With the sssociaIon.-h richmond
South.
The Nashville Union and american publish.
Is the above, withouta word Of comment
Short as it is, the paragraph contains two ii.
Feotly antagonistio positions. Which does our
neishbor iavorl Does it uphold The Intsli-
gaacsr, or does il couour with the Sovth ?
The former is charged with "repugnancs 10
the pro-slayery party" the latter expresses its
surprise "thatany Southern paper should ayow
satisfaction with the association What view
does our taciturn neighbor take Of the pstterS
The Union and american surely had Soma
object Ia treating its readers to the exrrsc,
what was III lit eoneurs with the S,,,1 {,
gives the President severe stroke. over ~.
head Of the Iatsitigsaeer, To say nothing If
toe blow ideals 70 the Memphis ADpeal 7 -,
issille DsE0erat, and other papers Of ,ha,
Stripe u Il espouses the fateEligenes,,s -,
tion, IL swallows, unboltsd, its re- rets and -,
qualified Population % tas course ef police
uhich WALKER has chosen % lAaugurats. Wal,
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painted for the proud en'inence of name aud place
in that prineely lin. Power surely Is not beneath
an honorable ambition, and to have served ones
country well in Offices Of CHEST dignity is sourc-
OF true glory; but shall tht be deemed less worthy
OF honor who, without receiving the rewards Of
highest place have yet conferred upon their country
the highest blessings? Ii has never been deemed TO
detract from the glory of Cato that the Roman public
denied him the consular dignity, but history has,
on the contrary, found in the serene grandeur Of
hI9 sefpoised nature new claim to the respect
and admiration of MAJ kind, 90 Time has already
done justice. aud viii continue DO justice, the
name and fame of him, ''the nobles Roman Of them
all who was better sati fed to be right than
President
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IMPORTANT DECISION 70 Physicians Some
thr5e years since the Erie County New York; Ned
zeal Society established tariff, wich fixed prices
or services rendered to the public Institutions of
the county Of Erie, below which it should be dshon-
orable for any member to accept Office from the
county. Their motive in this vas to get rid Of
competition unworthy of an honorable profession,
ard which mad then resulted in the shocking condi
ton of our public Institutions which excited so
much indignation at the time. The action of the
society on this point was unanimous. Subsequent
iy, Dr. John d. Hill, a member of the society, ac-
ccpted the position of physician to the poor house
at price below the minimum fixed For this he
was aitcrward exp lied; whereupon he applied to
the Supreme Court for mandamus restoring him
o membership. The case was argued in May last
on the qn'Rion whether the society had any legal
rigat to establish such a tariff. Judge Marvin gives
writ q d cis.on at length, that the society has
no such power, and consequently issues perempto-
~ mauiamus, compelling the society to restore
Hill to membership.
The society have 80 days in which to appeal. 1t
is probable however, that they will not do so, but
take such other action as they deem necessary.
The society is made up of tae entire body of the
Irregular" profession in Buffalo, with many from the
country towns, and has acted with great unrnlmity
In these proceedings.
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SPLITTING Rocks WITHOUT BLAsTING-A patent
has been taken out in England by NJ. NJ. Mertine d.
du q Co, Of Marsai!les, France for compostio
to spit rocks by the generation Of great heat with
out causing an explosion. IL is composed of 100
parts Of sulphur by weight 100 of saltpetre so Of
saw DUST so Of horse manure, and 10 of common
salt The sGltpctra ana common salt are dissolved
IN hot water, to which four pints of molssses
added, and the whole Ingredients stirred until hey
are thoroughly Incorporated together in one mass,
which Is then dried by gentle heat in a room, or
by exposure to the SUM- aud is fit for use. 1t is
stamped in the holes bored for blasting rock, in
the same manner US powder, and Is ignited by
fusee. 1t does not cause an explosion upward,
like sunpowder, hut generates a great heat, which
splits the rock IL is stated 10 b. especially valu-
able for mines and clearing the foundations of Cli
buildings. In the lHt respect it may be very
useful in any large city, whore so many oil build
iags are IN the course Of demolition lily to give
place 10 new and more eleg mt structures.
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For Sale.

NE undersigned vii be in Nashville Tenn, on
heunesdaY the 18th inst, for the purpose Of selling
Lis dT eng houe ia that city, No p Vine str ct 1t has
raj ana seven rooms, with side ga ees, enclosed vh
nus ABOVE ana pelowi kitchen room, pantry
PAIN noa e, earI &c house and stables. Al euclo win
HUa orlcH and ron encing also hydrant IN the
yard al N good repair Purcasers can e4 M ar
Methodist publishing House fer eight days eInd no
the zstn The trms OF sale will be liberal Those gbin
TO purchase viii do well TO ca tho time spsc6.d
as Wih to sell Ia the infornst on can De ob
talneo 1 ON u 5 New on DR.. A. L. P. Green, or R. C.
Gardner, Esq of Nashville. - ~
MACON, GA july Is. JE EVANS
sFsUuoa & American publish 70 the auornt Of a. So
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MOUND CITY.-There are hundreds of mechanics
and artisans seeking location in the new towns Of
the Northwest, who find them far more advanta-
geous IN The town Of Mound City. This town is
located in Southern Illinois on the Ohio river, and
navigofiOn between Il and New Orleans is hardly
ever suspended. The land around it is very rich.
But year GgO the town contained but ten families:
il has population of tV Give hundred, which
is lacr asing very rapidly. friend VINO was there
Q Sabbath informs that the number of children
IN attendance at the Suud7y School was seventy.
A fnnndrJ has been set in operation, and a marine
I'll wsy, NIL, Touring mill, paring mill, furni-
ture manuiactoiy, and pottery nearly finished
and val commence working ss soon as completed
A mandatory for agricultural impl m,nts and
porkhouse are about being built Several boats
have Lid up there to repair, aud Mr. Hambleton,
the proprietor OF the marine railway has contract
ed TO buid several this season. The amount of
pr' prtv SELF during the fist we, in June, amount
ed TO Sl2U, OO0.-Lou Jour-
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NATIOSAL TEMPERANCE CoNvEsTIoS. There is
20 be a national temperance CONVENTION at Chicago
on the 10th of November, 1857. The object of
the convention il mainly to secure concentration
among the friends OF Temperance, comparison of
views respecting the various modes by which the
work has hertofore been conducted, and TO agree
upon some plan of future operations by which con-
cert Of action may be secured. The committee in.
vite the attendance of all persons in favor of pro-
noting the cause of temperance
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tB- Since the 6rst Of January last. there have
arrived IN this eoaatry, BY four different vessel,
upwards Of two thousand eae huadred enlgrants,
She had esPoased lhe Mormon aaith ID the OH
country, aud we're ~ roats 70 Utah TeEsilosy, in
tbs Great salt Lake basin. Thsss Hormons we're
sompossd uesfy Of Welsh and Eaglsh. with
spr.nkAag Of Daaes sna NOrwsslans. s0a few
sefmans-
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NEW VELLUM PAPER Copying BOOK,

THIS Book will be found great advantages over
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong, and SciH not tear 1rhea ddmpened 1t takes
most perfect in ression, and its pages will be
lent to refer these Of ordinary Day Book. When
in its great SUI erority will be apparent
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents and other
Documents. For sale by
June /. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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A GREAT DANA short distance above Fred
ericksourg, Va, strong dam has been erected,
across tue Rappahannoek river, 672 feet between
the abutmenis, and 8 feet high. The water is
conveyed into the town by u Canal one and three
iourths OF mile long giving Al feet fall. This
power Is intended fer manufacturing purposes.
The City Council have also passed nm ordnapce to
exempt from taxation all manufacturing establish
ments for ten years after their erection.
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ICE ICELl

THE sub crbers prepared frrnih the citizens
Nashville with Ice, ofthe best quality At his ofoe
Cherry street opposite tie Post Office. his Ice put
Paradise Hin, and is equal any brought from the
Lakes. ayl5-tf ". 2. GARRbiF & co.
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no GANUFACTURERs.
A CHANCE For PROFITABLE 1nvFsrnrrN.


AN Offering Tor sale, rights acture, u
l. TICE a G ALbREArH'S COTTON SEt d PLANTER.
which believed 20 be superior any implement or Ma
chine before be pabc Tor that purpose This demand
for this machine must be unilned and offers dne op-
portunity for engaging profitable business For
th-r information add. ess, II. l.. JUSTICE.
tuiyl- u. Gocd,etssI He Tenn.
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PREsoRIPrIoNs-For a ft of passion; walk out
III the open air. YOU may speak your mind TO the
wind, without hurting any one, or proeiamiug
yourself a simpeton.
For fit Of Iilenes.; count the tilkings of
clock Do this Tor one hour, aud you will be
glad 20 throw off your coat the next aud work like
q negro.
For ht OF Extravagancs or Folly-Go to the
poor ouse, or spaak with the ragged aud wretch
ed inmates III a jail, and you will be convinced
Who makes his bed Of brlar and thorn
Aiust be content to lie fosiorn.
For fit of Ambition; 90 into the church yard
and read the inscriptions on the grave stones.
They will tel you the end of man at his bzst
estate.
For fit Of EnvS; Go to a fashionable watering
place. or some other plscs of the kind aud see how
many who keep their carriages are al cited with
Theulnatism govt and dropsy
FOR h' OF Dependency; look on the good things
which God has given you In this world and nom
ised you In the next
For fit Of Doubt, P,rplexity and Fear; The
following Is radical cure, which NAV be relied on
for il is from the Great Physici .u--"C,st Inv bnr
den Oh The Lord, aud be viii sustain thee"
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PENMANSHTp
NOTICE.

fNHk undsrzisnsd hsaz compelled by izs % attsed ~
Ano1Fe ca ne hrzs h6u9aF la 1ulF aad 81 81 cen
days theFestsF. sake sstssaelss Wih ne Ressn
ooieeser 81 kast rsanses he ose a the CaEliel VII
er e.asea nnisi ~ rctasH- tAAEa LAfthhLLs
N4shFiiis. laiy s. 1881. conRisolleE.
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RUMoRsD FATAL ATFRAY.-The Cincinnati pa.
psrs OF SATURDAY contained a report OF bo.Iil.
meeting ia Morgan county. between Hon l. n
Cox, tho American, aud Msior John C. Mason. the
Democratic candidate for Congress in Ihe Ninth dis
trict, in which the former wac shot and killed
We ielegapbed friends in Maysville upon the re-
eeipt Of thus Intelligence, and received IA answe,
that news OF toe affair had been receved Ia mat
city. We are, theretJrs inelined to believe tue
report false.
These gentlemen have during the canvass had
two or three diheulties, and il Was the prevalent
opinion that Haother and more serious Oae would
occur b .tore tie election. We trust however
tk.t the result OF their differences has not oeeu m
dreadful tragedy which l. reported. Capt Cox as
served four years 10 Congress, aud vas certain Of
re-sleetion. lie is a nUbe KeItuckiau, aad lb,,
contrast in manly bearing aud talents vita lis con-
petitor Is OF the greatest possi0le charAeteF-Lou
Journal
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E5- Col. Bentoa was more seriously Injured BY
the recent Railroad accident than even be is in
clined 70 admit Though he continues TO work, in
order TO keep ahead Of his engagements with The
publishers Of the Appendix, that whieh sas once
labor Of System. toll not without SUD dag
dis back Is painful under any protraeled string,
aud wrting rrqur-s all the xsrIions OF bis siroag
viii 10 overcome physical suffering At times.
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/ Will pay e4sh sas LARD wAaRAKFs a. ~ eaes
Ne. - C1ezry street &c as ah1saes aRliF 10 A. 5
sA&EAiaad lfrhlaisl ,. 8 SAhLUHs.
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Sale of Sly Lots

- $3.50 "a Ma 4AOUSS
r. Board Of Trustees Of the University Of Nasty lie
- 4tog etenined to enlarge the University Buildings
sLs ana Students, have authorized the Undersigned
~ uetee 20 sen ertan Lots for that purpose
we VIII therefore, Saturday the 18th day Of July AZ
II oceek NJ proceed to sell to the higbes bidder a. ne
sa OF TIE Market House, SIX LOTS of so feet zach
aad 10 feet deep, the Franklin Turnpike between ne
meiaora e street and Broadway
I'm e-sredlt OF two and three years. Notes for
tanned W ~ 49, "iiA : ZEN re-
= :, " hi1l L, chm, C. X WINSTON,
a; r. Z; rSIhnEENs r FOSTER, 81,
y :. DEf1h1, JNO. N. LEA.
n 9 ~ Comm ttee.
r 9 me Committee are prepared T eeive proposals
nom Duhding contractors to do the Lots Notes
or ASIA small to- of the to be ne this ssas
on and the remainder next season
coo,zn,rr E r. GLASGOW, Auctioneer.
JULY lid
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NOTICE.

you wish to sell your Grain, put good shipping
A order. Gram for shipment over the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad will only received Ia new Gunny
rags or IN new Osnaburg Sacks, Of good quality, wen
sebed, and made to contain about o bushels each
special notice is given hat Grain do nestle sacks
or IA secondhand sacks Of kind. will received
al lorN arded as they insufficient handing
ara protect contents, BESIDES Old sacks often
ana thrlcs marked, and miscon garments loss
sack. II ANnERSON
june13. Spb,t
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PLANTERS BANK, TENN,
NAsHvILE. July l, 1851.
TINS Bank has declared dividend Of out OF
the p'outs for the last month"; aud per
tbs surplus PROFITS ing ger cent payable to the stock
holders emaEd- ID. WEAVER,
I'm Cashier
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Nashville to Beaver Dam SPRINGS,

F'HE undersigned running a H,--6rE>sHE
Il Regular line OF FOUR HORSE POST
COACHES, o BEAVER DAM SPRINGS, connecting on
sunday edneday and Frdsy, with the Morning Train
OF Cars Of tie Tennessee Alabama Railrosd, Tbonp
ave dollars.
june23 I'm. CARTER THOMAS & HOUGH
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aSg- 1t is becoming very evident that the
friends Of Gov. Johnson, Pillow, Nicholson,
Haynes, and others, will not be permitted to
force Gov. Jones into private life, as easily as
they imagine. Welearn that there is q strong
desire for hisre election entertained by a por-
ton ofthe democracy of West Tennessee, and
we hear of democratic candidates in Middle
Tennessee, who are espousing bis cause.
Amongst the latter are MuDday, candidate for
Senator in the Sumner district, and Savage,
candidate for the lower House in DeKalb. The
shams had better look to their sentinels. The
"new convert" may corrupt them, and carry
off The prize
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,. A. REETsoLD. A. c. aHExoubF. X 1AazFaoz
BRRTHoLD, BEREoUDY & CO,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

Repes Begging, Baeon and Flour,
Nc. l3A second sarsels safnf H.oafs, re.
~ ceasisaGeats q 81 seasAsrn Pro8zas rseeisud
sns pso9psis stgsaasa . aayls--gFIsssFiy
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CL4IBORNES MACHINE WORKS,


'I'HE attention Of Ra roa4 Companies, Parsrsr Nina
fzcturer, ard ali persons d. u paehasing A.
home good machinery suca As STEAM ENGINES, utsF.
tNdS Of desnfi. on GEARING, CAk- - is Of
the nc a. proved patterns, SAN MILLS PUAis &c Ae
is Fe'pectfeiy caad tEs Esiabl AhsaeHt grog
f@e arag Conpsuy- s. iltend 20 carry ths busarss
uilY eaten before ard III sooa be read 70 take
of1ars Tor II scb ny an4 Casing. He have alFeaIf
eo1mrnctd serAlions blaeista IN shop All oer-
yard ana sna give imSdete satLetion - old and
customers.
We experienced HeehanIes-aach q a persenauy
atteRcilg 70 he teqaTTaaea chaii bs
aae 20 oct suI efio - loser hsTo-
fore done this sig. We shall ever pisee e.
work done this Establishments and Fise rFaupt and
psrsenal atteHtea every orier len oca; kas s
ho1e TO give gsneFai satseton, ADD De pass 81 a.
Trends Of home . Aoaiac ure- n. 4AOhkR CO.,
Claiborne Aaehias WeFss, Ma hFlfe Tean
fsnz2I-a Late NashFfEe Nat O.
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CsANCERY SALE.

Phelps jones vs.. R. P. Boiling, ct ais
pursuance of the order above cause ct the
L last May Term Of this court l vi sell at the Court
house yardEatc in this city, II O'Clock on MONDAY
the lgh day Of Augu't ne the cottage home and grounds
attached, which we're formerly occupied by X
Boiling, lying 2H miles from the city, and on the west
side OF the HlSDuro turnpike road. The to
dVt ed as 70 lows, viz: Let. The
acres surrounding them, and then the balance ground
In one DO oy-say or acres Free from redemption.
lERMs- and years credit, with interest, lien re-
tanned. c. d. BkIEN, c. M
juiyIO Chaucery Cont a. Naab.ile
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New Ice Cream and Soda Water
- a Il q q NJ.
+ IL. AZ 3 "A n s. a

No. ~ uGAbEklSh STREET
L EEPs certainly on hand hns asseftmeut % Con
II feeti'naries, Fruits Rars, Ale. IL wll, al-o
during he svasol keep supply OF e CREAM. q the
quality. lie respectfully asks sAa-e Of public pat
ronase. imay5o.l
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

II NE fine large light draught steam-A o-n
er, Dr.. ROBERT on, JNo CART- 80 1LsssSllA-1
wRIGEr Master, viii leave for u e
O'clock A NJ For freight passage app on board or to
july15-2t. II & " p ~ "a , Is Is.
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TO MILLERS AND COOPERS.

MI
AVING released 1000 acres of heavily timbered land
4 ne ar PARADISE Hill, Is lies Nashville Saw
81 " e &C we are erecting Barrel and St4ve
Machinery uereon aud shan be prepared in weeks to
supply al demands for Flour ana Dry Barrels or socs
therefor ready prepared for setting D Ia king superior
Hand make.
Samples Of BarTes and Stock, can be seen At HicE's
Emma man, 40 Pub square. Having sets Of Machinery
We can, II nece Sary, turn cut 1900 barrels per day.
orders received and information given, also County
Rights or sale by
NAshVIle, July IS, 1851. EDWIN FERGUSON 4 co
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wAsHseros GOssIp.-Tbe Heral1's correspon-

NAsHISGToE GossIP.-Tbe Herall's correspon-
dent teiegraphs under date of The 9Th:
Hr. Bowlin our Minister to Bogota. called on
the Pr sideut and Gen. Cass to-day. Mr.. BoWlin
bad protractad interview with Secretary Case,
and expiiined II detail the con diton of our rela-
ton with New Granada. The Secretary will sub
Nit the facts at the first Cabinet meeting, and we
apprehend that nothing short of broadside will
settle tie difficulty. Judge Bowlin says no reliance
"hateveris to be placed the declarations or pro.
fees gooi faith of the people Of New Granada
Lying and duplcity the national characteristics
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our contemporary have the boldness to speak
QUIZ Here IS question which threatens 10
conVulse the whole country, aud which has al
ready thrown the democracy upon sea of
confusion!and conflict 1t is absorbing large
share of public attention, and has done so for
more than month, and yet the Union and
american has, with one exception, preserved
a most profound silence in reference to it. It's
one outgiving was cautious and dubious; and
in view of the developments which have since
been made, wholly unsatisfl ctory. We invoke
you 10 answer, not by referring to platforms
or theories, because your platforms have prov
ed utterly worthless, aud your theories are
much more so. We have the living practical
question before Us, we must deal with a.; and
we demand of you, as the sentinel and organ
OF your party, to take plain and unequivocai
position, on the questions relating to events
now passing in Kansas.
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
HAS removed his oise fom No. a. Cisrry street 60
II = Is Cedar street. iaIvs
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ADVERTISEMENT
n. & CO.

HI. a. Cd.
RFEER FOR SALE AZ SrsHsX aoo6s. G 1Ss
rsceived per OAHU, from Bremen consisting In psrt as follows
Dry Goods. &c.
e e,'s,. 99 %a.aa. n Rssss., , sssss n Rs.ss, e RsI 1ssss, ' :pss na:;rn,
Embroidered muslin dresses, Took muslin.
MsddspoIans. sinsns@s, cotton d,iis, passuiss, .isssas.
Bed quilts, thibet, linen, linen and WOODEN dsmask,
Cambria shirts, linen table-covesn and napkins,
Linen esnSrie nsndse1chisis. &C, Re.
Esck md cord w.tered silk, black and cord sAains,
sak dress patterns, embroidered Grape shswis
siIk marabcuts, ladies' NANTES, sin bed-coneu,
sik and satin cravass, silk corahs,
Velvet ribbons, ladies sink hose, silk pazasoh.
sak umbrellas, ailk iringes and tasse'-, &c, 20, &c
Cloth coats, alpaca coats, cloth pants,
Flushing pants snas1 CENTS enta boots cot shoes hoe and sssias CATERS,
Ladies' kid and satin shoes, do. CATERS,
Gents fine ~oolien hats, chidren's ditto
Ching Riding hats s, SC, Sc;
Covered chambers, butter dishes, cut decsnseI, ~tumbiers,
Goblets, champagne glasses, ciazet and sherry shsses,
Rnbic finger cups, &c, &c-<x
Iron .ina ;aaospan,, tab. a baskets.
Wa1dro6s hooks, butcher fese llnivss, POCKET Do.
S Msa,,ss curtain tain. rings, 49, ssops. tea sp0scs'
Bess English hogskin-seat saddles, With stirrup4. bass, &c,
Bits and spurs, steel do. do, saddle cloths, &c
English pickles, capers. mustard, sweet oil. bottled mutt,
Wsssp saasI hams e a,s Swiss cheese s.s;s ;ss ..ass. CANDLES sn
Wine. and Liqnors. , Am.
Gasssts c "a sa ,S cases 81 A. sq Hnsa 90 Iso rpHssnes
s.. & T. a ssi Il sssi + ibs: ! & sss jars 81.
Raspberry vinegar, &C.
Genuine Inbin's extract twarranss >eo.osne,
Florida waite, eau de lavandsr, ! kacsdOS
Macassar oil, &c, &C., &C.
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