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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04
AN IMPORTANT CASE.

One Jonas Wyeth, of Massachusetts, some years
ago went to Iowa, and, under tlie loose "prarie
practice" that then prevailed in district courts
obtained decree of divorce from his wife who re-
sided iE cambridge, Massach usetts Subseqnent-
Ily he paid bis addresses to- and married Young
lady in Davenport. After this marriage the Su-
prene Court reversed the decree of divorce and
declared it a mullity, whereupon Nyeth returned
to his wife in Massachusetts, where he now lives
In May, of last year, the grand jury of Scott
county, Iowa, found bill of indictments against
him for bigamy. and the Governor issued reQui-
siton for him as a fugitive from justice, and
placed the warrant in the hands of William Hall
as the agent of the State, who proceeded to Mass
achusetts and obtained warrant from the Gov
ernnr, under which he arrested Wyeth, ou. was
there-upOn Immediately arrested himself on the
charge of Kidnapping His is now pending
on exceptions before the Supreme Court of Massa
chrsetts, the Governor Of that State having recon
sidered the matter and come 20 .he conclusion that
Wyeth was not really criminal escaped from
Justice and therefore, not liable under the law in
relation thereto.
At this stage Of the proceedings GUvernolG Grimes
appesled to the President of the United States,
but he decides, and Attorney General Black sup
ports the decision by written opinion, that the
Executive of TIE United States has no constitutions
al authority to interfere in the psemiscs.
The clause in the Constitution Of the United
States, under which this demand is made, reads rs
follows;
"A person charged in any State with Treason,
Felony, or other crime, who shall flee from Justice
and be found in another State, SHALL on demand
of the Executive authority of the State from which
he fed, be delivered up, to be removed to the State
having jurisdiction of the crime"
The clause respecting the return of fugitive
from labor reads as follows
. No person held to service or labor in one State,
under the laws thereof escaping into another, shall
in consequence OF any Law or Regulation tl.orein,
be discharged from such service labor. but shall
be delivered up on claim of the party to whom
such service or labor may be due"
In difficulty under the first of these clauses,
the President decides he has right to interfere,
and without doubt decides rightly.
In a difficulty under the latter clause, the Pres.
dent decides he has right noS only to interfere but
to call out the army and navy, and employ the en-
lire resources of the country, recover the fugi
tive.
Why is this distinction made between two re- .
luirementsof the Constitution expressed in the
same language, and standing side by side in that
instrument ?-Cta Gazette.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04
WHOLE NO. 6l2.

pends on whether the n, S Presbyterian church
shall make thorough work in purgng out the last
ant of the lea7sr Uf oppression from their chuFcE
We feel an ai&iely that grows stronger every uay'
that they should 90 so. If they do so. the sepa-
ration OF the mass of Presbytersns in this country
rom their present connections, and their union III
wo divisions, the one anti-slavery and the other
lro.savery. seems almost inevitable.
Such division would not ee entirely secttUnst
one portion Of The itiveterate hunkers among
the Northern rresbyterigus would 20 with the
church South and their departure would be most
blessed deliveranc1. Already there are indcations
of such a result. At business meeting OF mem
bers Of the second yteranCh OF Cincinna-
ii, held Immediately after tire Adjournment OF tho
late Assembly at Cleveland, tho following resoh.
tions were presented and ADOPTED by majority OF
tECse present
81 Resolved, That we DO not desire division
Of the New School Presbyterian Churclf'
2. Resolved, That we d9 not approve of the ac-
ton Of the late General Assembly at Cleveland,
on the subject Of slavery, any discussion of
this subject by our General Assemblies.
Resolved, That the Secretary oi this meeting
be requested to sen copy Of the foregoing reso-
lutions to the Clerk of the late General Assembly
and to publish them, in certified form, in the
Central Christian Herald, and the Christian OBJ
server"
These resolutions take precisely the ground on
which the South propose to form their new Gener
al Assembly at Washington next August. The
men who could vote for these resolutions will of
course find their true place in that Assembly
Thither too will DR.. Cox, the Christian Observer.
and their clique, naturally gravitate.
On the other hand, If there be any Presbyte-
rians in the South. who have not de6ed their gar
ments in the slough Of slavery they will gather
with the free North in this great mastering Of ths
sacramental host.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

am glad that both the hour, and thoroughness
with which all those topics presented to the Con-
vention have been discussed, render it unnecessary
that should detan you any length of time. /
believe that we have done justice both to our own
view, and that of our opponents, and to the OBJ
stacles that beset US. We have but two levers
two ins strumentalities by which to carry forward
the movement which is to result in the emancipa
public opinion; the other, bringing to bear direct
ly both upon the slave and the master, the great
principle which underlies government--ths laws
of trade. of profit and loss. Man is made up of
two qualities--eonsoiousness of right, and the
stimulus OF selfshness; and, to be successful, we
must work with reference to this fact. We have
endeavored, in our action and discussion the last
two days; to keep these points in view. The
iraoeler is nothing to us; we do not care whether
IT fails or succeeds; but, q test Of Boston char.
acteI, and type Of the Reput lican element it is
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

oppression, forg sting the bteat.neck poIiticdf
theories, and forgiving the heinous exaggerat'ons
and acerbites that are the rubbish in tho lie-work
of the faithful servants of freedom.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS,
AMOS GILBERT.

At The Melodson, Boston, Thursday Euening, May
27. 1857.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

HOME MIssroNs AND SLAvERy, y,---The lsrnericat7
Home Missionary Society, ut ITS gate anniversary
in this cry, voted to sustain the nuch-d bateJ
action Of its Executive Commttee. in Withholding
aid in futuye to churches tainted in their sedg
Home Missionary Society, one of the prominen,
auxilliares Of the American I{ome Missionary
Society" has protested against the rule and de
clared that il will not bo guided by 1t in aiding
feeble ohurahes. ~ /. Examiner.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04
SLAVERY, WHY CONTINUE TT

Fho principle is, and will foman in force,
that men by nature are free-Continental Con
gress, l779,
1t is conceded on all hands. that tho right to lie
tece never be alienated. Continental Con
grcss.
It :a among my first wishes to see some plan
adopted, by which slavery in this country may be
abolished by law.-George Washington
Slavery is contrary to the law OF nature and Of
hatons.-Wm. Writ.
Slavery is % dark spot on the face Of the nation
Lafayette.
Slavery is repugnant to the principles of Christi.
anity; it prostrates every benevolent action in tAs
human heart. Patrick Henry.
The way, hope is preparing under thu aus
pces Of Heaven for total emancipation. Jei9r-
SON.
Even the Garth itself which seen,s with pro.usiory
Under the ctltivatina bands of the freeborn labor
er, shrinks into barrenness from the contaminat-
mating sweat of slave -Mohesqueu
The south now maintain that Slavery is right
natural and necessary, and does nut depend dpon
difference of cumplexon, The laws Of tde siavs
states justify the holding of WHITE MEN in
bondage Richmond Enquirer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

Sohn A. lsar has recovered troln thc Snp+h sIe
tVa.l Railroad Company, damages % Tie an,ouny
Of Sl926. the value Of two slaves belonging 10
HIM, which we're killed by the explosion Of the
boiler Of one Of the locomotives OF the oOmpauy--
> W Nenahie. who lost a slaSe bY the same accr
dent. Has also been awarded 1868 anl damages.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

MISsEsorA The latest news. before gong tcy
press, is that the Republicans have triumphed IVY
Minnesota by very small majority. Report.
have been rife for tho past week, g,vDg the Terri,
tory 20 the Democrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

~ VIgs - he su bsc n sber teturms his thanks
~ his old friends and customers and the public generally
liberal patronage bestowed him and the
which he has been connected for the last
years Building business in the city He takes this
Informing them that he will continue the building
ness ms heretofore, both Brick and Wood Work
by close application to business to retain their
II that the larger portion his
hands slaves and he expects work that kind of labor
he has of the most experienced white
Journc ymen He aers himself with his experience by
giving lis personal attention the business to be able
any work that may offer in such style to give saac
ton to his patrons.
Shop Office jefferson Street in of Saun
crs Iby and immediately opposite the Shop Va Tenn
X K where he will keep constantly hand all kinds OF
Timbers ready work, such SASH Doors
Blinds, &c, Gho q. CURLE, Agt.
ian 7deodly
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One of the editors of the Chicago Journal is
remarkable for the force and beauty Of his imng.
cry. We givea paragraph ms an instance. Tho
sentence is too long, and il is slightly complica-
ted. but withal it is beautiful in conception AMI
expressions;
"Nothipg ever grows old in memory; the little
boy th,ft died. so long ago, is an eternal child,
andi even as he crept over the threshold Of Gods
gates ajar, u, the beckoning of the Lord. so ever
in the heart his parting look. with heaven sh-
ming full upon his brow, the beauty that the
heart grew warm behoding, in life's forenoon,
when dews were on the world. and played the
truant with some angel remains Untouched by
time even as tho unrent sky that let the wan
dprer m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
BALTIMORE
IN WILLS. MEnICAL OFFICE, Los. =. :.

uNu Wills, MEDICAL OFFICE, socw ~.
Urinary, Baltmore--lnstuica "A ~ ~ sriuE IN NslfR
ru or NO FEE RfotlREp DR. his an AZ, =. :. ..,, as
Physician Aope,hic school ina, be eo"e""" '''
M Honey Required IL ~ Cure II no, a.,
practical experience OF over 20 years ea"os ~ .,s
warrant ourc In the shortest p"S"o' INV W ~
effected -, ....r
e,t.nalycy celebrated for the ehcctnai anaspe'uy
elaaaas of Secret pseasoa, was 'Hhnis"'" =" ' '''
Thc High Reputation
ln,tu,on would public notice unnecessary we're
M, tr hc many nrp, ants for treatment who have
ioeu hlchrdo their money mae"ed ny @ W. mn " @ c,. %
dourah NJ largely the public prints aud WIN whom ' wy
An,icscd be ou ,Sur si""rd, =.
you would avoid INJURY pceunlay lops ana a'nl
.,.l ,,,y ,en, aid proper treatment can be Obtain
od Dr NJ. makes aluring professions po''os Nv '
man ~ Scc""anr, aud chronic Gases.
rh. ,,,s svmoous are Throat uiccfntion OF Tue
Mouth Itching aud rendenoss Roou. inc Nose ,,,a,.
ra Of The oldest and of such cAssA pr NJ
willing to stake h. homo. and I .Sr.s's", ,s Silence.
rh remedies oi pr Nj In restoring strong and manly Wig
or the consituon aud removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred H"m eeft"n 'o'''
unsurpassed by an, discoveries Of tue ago
Eutccb1cd Mnuhood . -, -
may here find eorain restorative ana w. , % ,o .h
use hnvo realized tho sweet iIuon @, nope % n, nv INV
failure Quackcrcs In their hitherto irneAa so'" "" "
come almost cxtinguahed ,.,........
Advaasagcs Ot Trc"tme"s' -, -
No poisonous compounds of Mercury OF SoAo"S w"
II his practice, .,,
-, vr,,,,, l., 10 .a,ncnt of Female AHcctlons. Nor.
yons dacnsss Sc qualities to afford Eariy Relief aud
effect tr in dicut Communications Me'o"
uDr. N Ills Great Preventive. -, =.
This cign Remedy applicable to s'he, sex WI "" am
duly prepared by mail on ietoip' OF w. W W ''e "
prescription will be included ,,....,.. nm I n
Dsant pcrsons cured home, by addressing p'1 - -
MILLS, BAITiMoHT, uettorH post paul "'"''"''"' "
any direction, by mail or express"
lune2l.dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
LOTTERIES,
HAVANA LOTTERY.

.Ghc GLORY Of our 1goUSr will sever Drp"rs.'
"OUR STAR Is IN 11IE hscBNDANT'
HAVANA PLAN No. b.
We merely call your attention To tho smpnity OF
ths being oi ngle nnmbora anh '" io,r
the beat evidence oi eucorns VIZ IN" ~" Oh IN"
Dnal report OF tho amount of Prizes we haNr sn III W" mn
ot,ery on The Havana rnn-Onc a00ol Quarer Of
$50 900 One Half s60O aud ~ Prizes OF TW" cnch III
the foeh and Innoey sum o
Sie smaller ptsos ranging from soo 10
el.000 -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

calling particular attention 10 this extraordinary
Scheme would especially direct attention TO the e'
Ballot nhich of consdraon there being
Drawn Ballots (whcr"as tho
lotteries rarely exceed - giving pfoponderance 10 Ia
cl the fact that the lowest three
number tic ct W entitled "a The other and
higher Prizes immense and well worthy Of an Investment
you the Scheme foot We take pride
that selections have benefited patrons by
the Prizes take this opportunity to
them for the liberal oxerons have received
hands Hoping continuation of their avots We
ihrrrf say d 10 fnl To inYesi IN the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
RY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
ERMS.

a yJRGINIAN published daily At So and fri-eok
snnum in advance, and weekly At - Invariably ad
80 beryise So will be char gcd in all No paper
10 except at the option of the Proprietor
wiz III, " an arrearages shall have been paid
inserted for 80 cents per square
ar less first insertion, and l3 cts tor each
] unless ordered inner form week rand then 50
W III be charged each insertion Ii the
per - he not marked the MS II will be published till
NJ mt and charged accordingly
d'''' me YEARLY RATES ARE:
For sqnare, daily
i,r ope do seniweekIy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
For two do do ....................... 40
Advertisements Intended for both papers subject spe
vi contract ,=.,, :, ,,.,., -. .
ar the advertisements charged transient
All new advertisements appear in the daily and tr
w'tkly papers ,,. H.,
al. 6y for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

S,sN<,CWs SEWING. NACuuNEs-ThcW hcWr~Ws
- reputation singers Sewing Machines Ia founded on mo
perfectly adapted variety OF woih
kept employed, will earn not less
than Ono The usand Dollars year
All desiring full aud rel able Information ahoh cs"
rnachnessYes prices modes of purchasing &e can "o,h
by applying by letter otherwise for copy OF NJ sing
Cos beautiful Pictorial Paper. entirely deNo
ted to Sewing Machine interests II Will he ssnt sthns
Local AafN1S-Wanted In every town IN mo umteo
States, q whom liberal induce offered
\. HNel ave made arrangements with many eulto's "
publishers newspapers highly profitable aud satisfactory I"
thcm h to make similar with newspa-
per aud magazine IN the country For in particulars address
l. NJ SINGER n co,
n IL. nrIAaIlA N
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
CLASS -,
be drawn In Baltimore. Nd. Saturday, juno 9Th, 1857
II. FRANCE q CO., MANAGERS.

4J go prizes, amounting to sal T12li,2ib
Jye uoud adrise 70 mako cfort agdbly Packa1e
.cer,idea,e Of Taekage Of 70 whoiea cost S;io7 80
F" 20 Halves, . l33 Is
Quarters, 76 81
~ .Eghbs. n -
In the formed by the tcrnary combination of
numbers making 56 076 tickets And the drawing Of 20 bal
will be l40 prizes each having three of the drawn
numbers 1l,et each having two of them on bb0.
each having them and also 80 800 tickets with
neither of the drawn numbers them boing blanks
To these prizes and blanks u numbers
from to II inclusive will be cveraly placed in wheel
The day of the drawing 20 Of them drawn at random
and that having Its combination the lst I'd and I'D
will he entitled to the capital prize OF S6o2I6
i"al bers' to "D '''' e5ooo
hers to 10000
Tint cko, having on 1t the 10th llth and l2th drawn
numbers to loooo
And 40 ON according to the above scheme.
All other tickets being O0O) with three OF the drawn
numbers, them each 200
Those l6 tic kes having them the LIST and I'd, I'd
and 4ih numbers, each 30
Those l6 tickets having on them the 9th and6th or I'm
and sth drawn numbers, each 60
Those l6 tickets having them the 9th and lOth or
1lth and 18th drawn numbers, 40
All others (leing 0672) with two Of the drawn
Der hem 10
Those $50 with either the ls Cd, Sd 4th 9Th,
9th 7h, 9Th 9th or 10th drawn, 20
Those $50 ehea the lth, 18th, 18th lfth 18th,
10th, Nth 18th 10Th or 2Dth, 10
.y No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
denomina alton be entitled inferior prize
Tickets S20-Shares in proportion
~ For tickets and packages address orders to
T. II HUBBARD 4 CO,
Office 80 Fayette Street, Box 40,
may 27-lm Baltimore Maryland
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,I,uE u.X.nD rownEw CoMpANX,

n MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN GuNPOW,
DER CONTINUE TO OFFER THEIR WELL kNOWN'
brands Of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER. in Kegs and Caniscrs. Also, Gunpow-
Blasting and Mining, comprising fun assortment OF
qualities kinds required by the trade guaranteed TO Byos
entire satisfaction. .
Tbe audlrI of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty five Will be
by Other manuiaeur OF the KIND IN
the world sale by the principal dealers and also at the
office of the Company No 20 all Water street New
York a. Ga HAZARD pres't
A r DoudIA ASS, Sccr'y. mar 2d6m
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TUCAR MANUFACTORN.-
4 JOIsN IL. KONpF,


(SUCCEssoR TO NJ LANGhORNE Soks)
MAIN STREET, IYNCHBuRg, Va
In This establishment will always be found Stock
plee assortment Cigars all kinds made of the finest i'm
rtcd Tobaccos carefully selected and manufactured With
view To pease the most smokers maintain
the Brands establishment reputation equal to those
of any mandatory in the country.
enable the manufacturer to Sfer at all times complete
assortment also keeps constantly large stock ot imported
Havana and Cigars which will be sold at snall ad
cost
dealers of city and state Is special
y solicited of the Stock The brands OF tho
manufacturer have for been sold IN the large
where they have entered int" successfnl
penn With brands all kinds OF imported and domestic man
uiaciure.
Orders from any part Of the Union will be promptly met
nud entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
dec 4lv
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


l~s@' "a 2AANAWNN AND CINCINNATI
S.s..-A1--s PACKET The New and Splendid steamer
a ". CT ARRlER.J X Johnson, Commau
der leaves KanaSha sane- every saturday O'Clock, A
NJ for Cincinnati Freight twcniy cents per 100. FAhs
S5-Meals and State Rooms included aug % ly
EREENE, HEATH n ALLEN. CONNIs-
N SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO CAl.-toF
fCE 1874 FRONT sTifEI, NEW YORK )Partcuar attention
paid To SALES OF TOBACCO and consignmon direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENC ES--A. a a. Lawrence & Co, Boston Allen
n Paxson, New York Courtney Gushing, BALTIMORE
Davenport, Allen co, Edmond, Davenport Go, Indian
Watson James T., Heath, late auditor aud trenshaN n
20. Rchmondi MeCorke & Jones. Daniel, Hurt 4 Pres
ton L. &. s Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg
y B-Ilaving established a branch of house in New
attention to the receiving ranshppng and securing the low
of freight Gree OF comnssion) all goods consgn
ed TO our san Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co.. Will act for us at Rich
mund aug 2S'eodly.
~ undersigned late proprietor of the Taylor Hotel Win
chester having the named property former
ly known the Wood House, woud respectfully inform
the public that he pepared TO accommodate his guests IN the
best manner.
HIS Table shall always be supplied with the best that the
market affords His Stable which is second VIII al
be supplied with the hest Ter andattcntv Osters
Passengers who the house desiring to take the Cars
entirely from thu which Rail Road Houses
reaching the Depot time tickets
An Omnibus will always be found the Rail Road Depot
the arrival oCar to take Passenger to and from the House
free o charge. W. d GlLKESON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

The undersigned call the attention of Parents
and having children OF slow mental or physical de-
veopement that he has opened IN Harlem few
miles above of New York, in hehlihtul AMI
beautiful location Private Family Schoo, where such chi
received and taught The experience ne has h"i
connection with the Massachusetts
and Idiots has shown him
done In bringing these children to
more normal condition In instances he has bad them
common school with advantage
engage duties of life with The earlier tho
training commences the better For circulars reference @c
address JAMES - XIV ihhD'',
~. Ilr..a.i. L X.
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Colonel Crabbe. who lately embarked in tho
same enterprise in which Walker made his first
venture is from Nashville. Tennessee, and has
been prominent politician in California and
Mississippi. He and Walkor we're doubtless
schoolmaics, being natives of the same town. In
tho last senatorial contest in California, Crabbe
was n prominent candidate of the American par
ty. lilo Is the same man who the survivor
in the last of tho bloody series of combats which
the editors of tho Wick sburg Sentinel fought
the last of six Of the editors of that paper hnv-
ing fallen by tho hand of Crabbe. 1t was in
ls49. during tho exciting contest of Foote and
Davis for the Governorship, that Mr.. jenkins.
editor of the Sentinel, peaceable and estmable
man, having commented on the conduct of Crabbe
was assaable by him in the streets of Wick sburg.
A terrible combat ensued, jenkins using his
bowie knife with great effect before Crabbe could
draw his pistol. The latter however though ter
ribly Cut, succeeded at last in discharging his
pistol into the side of jenkins, who fell mortally
wounded. dying in few he urs after.
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~ nlES-TIIOMAS HOPE 90. NO. laa CHAM
BEERS STREET, NEW YORK ,Establshod 1900 lmpor.
Dealers all descriptions of Rare Old Madeira Shor
Mines Finest Old lrn dies Superior Old Jhma
trniN and Antigua Rum, Old Holland 8in ana every
variety hne Impaired aud Dnmnaiio Liquors
tHAMfAaNT- Max Sutaino, Meet 4 thandon and ,innim
Imperial Cabinet Vorzony. iedsck and other brands
CLAutr AND rFuNt-Inendng Chateau MsrganS, Cha
1Rfue leovile iarose, Margaus and ST. Julien cha
and ilnni Sauterucs
HOOK NISEs-of Johannesbergcr, Marcobrnnnor, Rudos
hcimer. Hoo kheimer, Sparkling Hook and Moselle
SfaARsof all the choicest varieties, Eeganes. Rogalias
Conchas Operas, Pressed and Comuunes
FOWEIGN FHUIrsof all kinds Rasns, Almonds Prunos &c
TEAa CofFTfs--al OF the hncs qualities
HAMS AND ToNGUEs-BurlnEtou Virginia and w eaphhlia
Hams Smoked aud Ickled Tongues
GusnfS BuIIrR-in Fitkns Tubs and stone Jars -
FoRfGS PIokLts-Sances, catsupa Sardnes oaperA' o'
Ives.
PHEstHvrs-Eas' and West India aud Domestic Andaiu
aud general assortment of variety OF Fine oroee.s
idly