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IHG Only WstROI OF dOSOIHte PrOfsctiOn dedinst
LIshtEiHs, as dsmOnstrdtsd BY Science
and EIpeTisrce.
The undersigned would respectful " announce TO
the citizens of WASHINGTON and the surrounding
country that he Is now aged cons tructIRg the
above named Lightning Conductors These Con
ductors are recommended by scientific men IN q 1
parts of the United States rs being superior 10 any
",ber conductor now IN use. use the celebrated
vi cAhster Point. which has been recommended br
scenthc gentlemen thIs city the best point TO
bs used. Inc PoiH's are the same as us sd on the
Franklin fghtnis Conductors for the asst 81 ears
copper points TIP ped with platinum.
These COn1uc:Orsa are mads of iron-iron being far
less fusI'le than copper. Copper mets AT 1896 de
kFees ahrenheit; wrought iron at 2,736, and csst
lrol a. S,47j degrees.
naverecommendatIOnsf from gentlemen in Wash
ington, As We as all parts of the United States as
To capacity &c
Orders left at Messrs. Noel Il Boyd's Penn,yI-
vania avenue, next to CoOmb's MelodeOn Hall he
tween sth and 10th SITS, and at the Star Olce will
Je II I'm Up. SMITH,
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WlL.DMAN ON TIE LAW OF SEARCH,
Captnre; Ard Prize, for naval officers, | VII,
ho,acks Sisats OF tritish and Neutral Commerce.
Thomson's u avs of War as affec.inx cou,,s,os
, ana Snlpping, vol London; 8 62
a, vol. London; SAYS. y
her ' Cpninr;c e al and Save Trade Treaties,
~ lS2h 10 1873. ! voi.. London; SO.
l7s7; $275 ~" '"""oe'T"@'
iuson,s Manual FOR BRITISH Consuls Merchants
r, and ships I vol. London, S.; SER
rynns ofltlsh Consu's Abro d. 4 vol. London
'reen on Consular Service. volume, London. q
e2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
ANp WITHOUT FAILURE FOR HIGHT VARS, zen
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PAN NJ A RAiLE DAD.


CANTONESE many frauds and iTlposI- <A.S0H
tons of various kinds have been lately A3&E&
perpetrnted on travellers bound to CA LI-@scxAkzA
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only authorized
Agent for passage ~ the U 5. NJ all Line, via Pana-
ms, In me CITY Oh New ok, leeIs IL ms DUTY 70
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful &c
lind the true Office of the Steamships of the u &.
in New York Is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office an New York
which is at la West street, corner of street.
fronting on the North River at the head of the Com
Iany's Wharf.
III Observe ny sisn over the door.
l. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
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ID T E S 4 III A X.
II ROTECTED By Royal Letters Patent O

D. S & Nj r..
L ROTECTED By Royal Letters Patent OF
England, and secured BY the Seals Of the EcoIe de
Pharmacle de ParisSnd the Imports College of Cd
iclne, Vienna. Triesemar No. is a remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion Of the
System. Triesemar No. e1ectuay, the short
space of three days completely and entirely eradi.
oates all traces Of those disorders which copavaand
cubebs haye so long been thought antldote for to
the ruin Ofthe health of vast portion of the popu-
istIOn. Triesenar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class Of disorders which, unfortu-
nately. the English ply stefan treats with mercury,
TO the inevitable destruction of the patients cOns
tuition. and which all the sarsapara In the would
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. p, and are alike
devoid OF taste or smell and ofal nauseatIng quail
ties. ThsJ may lie on tho toilet table without ther
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses administered by Vepeau, I.al-
lerian, ROux, RcoId. &c, &c. Price IS each,
or four cases in one fer So, which saves s.: and in
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. H.A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince st., "a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
diately on receR ofthe amount DR.; b. will forward
the SO cases of Triesemar, and the large sizes,
rage paid thus insuring genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free of
rage. Consul tatOns as usual from ii a. m. till
p. IN. and from till p. M, at No. l57 Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fel ly
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NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
TTO DIPL ON Att ST ).

r.. OWEN Il SON, Military and Naval Merchant
Ta,lors, No 22 Pa. avenue, have this day receIved
their frst Iavoice OF the new AMERICAN DIP
LOMATiC BUTTO Nc, gotten up by themselves
under the of the Department Of State, and
are now prepared furnish Uniforms for the DiplO-
matio Corps at the shortest notice, and in the most
approved styles. ma l5eolm
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DJ UIut1 UI the Fresldent:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the GenernI ann q ,dine

NOTICE TO rRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emption
JAW OF me above described lands, under the pro-
sce2uned To establish the same to the salts act on
el the Register and Receiver Of the proper land Of
nee" ana make payment therefor as SOON as pFar %
trdctt az ~ seems fhiS rofioe, and before the
Gay appointed for the cnmmcncsmeni of the pun
nc sale Of the land embracing the tract alarmed.
otherwise such clam wal he forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
COMMISSIONS Of the u eneral Land Once.
ma 81 lawtds
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At the land Office at KIcKAPoo, commencing ON
Monday the hfth day of July next, for the dIsposn
ofthe public lands within the following named town
ships, VIZ:
SoHth Of the base line and of the sixth min
ctpdl Y1srididg
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4 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.
IL LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS /,
OTIs' PATENT CONDuCTf

The Only MstAOf ef Absolute Protection again,
LIshfEtHs, as dsmOnStrGted By Science
and E1peTisnce.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Vile Mlbsrn, Clistou and Aesco~ 10 Il ,skmna,
- ms- And heek alsce tiDcs wssk-
Leave rsaaesh ra-saaT- fnsrsdsy, and saaaFaas
Ana,s. il.k~aa asas ssyssyi<a
Les, Rs~h~Aa wsda1.su5 ssns1. sod Ssadsy a.
Arr4ts a P.a.csa asas Asy.sy 7rn
sTei FROM P~AncAh, BY KxraAAG 4nia, wsisoax,
PAIsnA, Se'ssa, nd u9v<, a. 4s~,srs .Ad
tse<n fadacM an Rsasss, n GseAAE~ .sd
S@n.ssass and VIA NGarur - ftomH
=. L.ass fAdaei naEd.y, " A.ss'.y, s~ssfssyi a
Arrive - B~alon ;, , y. ana At Aarora by :
Leave A.os4 rsssa~y, ra~sd.1 A sAupd4y al
Arrirs u IsSn.or by i m, s@a = PH4scaA by Z
Bsas Il vsed - run an< ps.slng BENTON, u. wsd<s-
bocs' anA OsAky, - MaErz3 also for service
- ron Bsntas, via' ddiivr, = Narvw.
sI02 From PAducas " Asi1opoIi. CIiy Iiinrs Caeo-
aa., and Mosnl CITY, 70 Cairo. 80 miles snd back,
daily IN AtsaaboatA
Leave padocah daily at o a M; A
Arrsys Al Cairo by , a.,
Leave Cairo daily n 81 m
Auise at PAduraA next day bysAm
Biaz ID courn<hee losts At Ssuithlasd, and run via
r&ducnh ke, in~tss4
s7os From rsduesh BY New Iibersy, Ihisss smhland,
ksnaaGkyi Goaqenaa, li.eaf C%nsv,lir, Ksuiackyi
EhzAhc lhfova Inncis; Fords Ferry, Krntack y;
Csvein- Roek, nifnsT Cs~5 viilr. K@nesyi
snav.sSscvn, ininse ilaIdrA HsntueAy; mon
t~~n Mosst vsFssa. Iu1ss nd hs.aerson,
As8tUC1y - nSeAsv1AH4 ANssaaM@1 - 80 ~"S
bsc- twics week
Lave fad.caA Tssssay M FsiAAy u 10 am;
Arrive Evsnsvias sexa hW ~ 9am;
Leave Evsnsvlik A1saAAr - YSnssaay as - m;
Arrivr At Fsdurah nsn dayg bySaa.
BIDS for thrr enmes-a-sesk sEsses Invited.
s1e4 From PsasrsA, BY ksminGun, HigAinA, Ilueal,
Pine 1axf Psris1 1sB4ags 4sna, 18w~tA Of Sandy
La Grunge, fiocaal Ps1ns A9sasa, Ksyns3asbarg
WnI's PsNl &rns& LamAnG, 1ssodisS GAnAsax,
Pcrryviise, Hrownspcrt, Psti0s, C1iflsn, Swallow
BIud, Sa,ilIc Cc1ee Landing, Savsanah, Ham
burg, and Easposr Missa-xrps, 10 Iuka, 169 miics
ard back thrte times week IN s'ranboa1 to
Eastport, and in coacAea themes - iusA
Leave Pnducah Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
sIoam;
Arrive .l Iak. sexi Wednesday, Frdsy, and Sun
Leave falA "wednesday, Friday, and Sunday al
Fam;
Asrirs At radurah next Friday, Sunday. and Taos
day BY apm.
y7o5 From HicAiaan by Moscow Baticr and Raaphton,
10 Feiciana, "a mses and back, oscs wcss
Leave Hickman Friday u a m;
Arrive at Ysfseiana NY p mr. ~
Leave Felic,aW Satur1aY II M;
Arrive 1t ffschman ~ Epm- taa4
HlAs inyitEa 70 cnnHncnce Moscow fasrad o
HkxmAn. NFHs
e5Us Frum Compromise 20 New Madrid Mnsouri, 81
t@ mics ana tark, week
Leave Comprcmise Saturday ~ D M,
Arrive Now Mad-id r A. m,
Esa-e flew Mndrid SrnFday II p M;
- Arrive At Compromiss by ~ pm
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
Idrid SstsFday II ! p mi
1romise by VI pm-
nc tovrss and izstrEc,saps q,

tEsa~sas earsuy 1e ovrss and iassrSctsens aHncsed
1851 Fscs4 Ns<hvle by GsssdisssvIs Tyree Springs
Muisys MlmAessyIhe. Fr.nkn, Kensuckv. and
g wccd+u-s, rs Bowling Green. ga m'ies and back
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Hines Mills, Pleasant Grove, hartford, and Point
Plcasant 70 Worhingson, so miis asd back,
d g.ck- 5.,sf
Leave Cicverport Fsiday at an;
Arrive II Worthingson nsxt dsy BY pm,
Leave Worthsngton wednesday al = m;
Arrve az Cioverpur next day By 4p M-
ss7i From Ciorerp by Falls of Rough, Short Crek,
Csncy vife, and Hcu.ksr's Ferry, to Bowling
Green s2 miles nnd hack, 4 week.
Leave Csnvcrpors Monday al N.
Arrive n Bowling Green next day iy6pm,
Lsave Bowling Green "Wednesday nj a m;
Arnve at Coverpsr, day by S m
sbfz Foam Ha~cssiie TO CanncIson, Ind, mies and
back, twice daily.
Leave Haxcsv'tis twice daily at 7 a m and 2
Arrive at Canncltcn by m and . pm,
Lcave Csnn~Ion Twice daily and 4 . w;
Arrive at Hawvsric hy 10 "a m and s y m
Se75 Frrm Oweusboro koctsvlile I. mics and hack
Leav. owensbcro' Wednesday and Saturday .t II
Arriv. ss xssu -vSne BY apm;
Lesve Knotrvhe wcdnesssy and sasarday at I
Arrive 1t o.enssrsc' y m m.
Hs7a From cvcnstssw,, ty sss4 es~'ry css~'s Pond,
Ashbvmhurw ssimNIAuauwiM aaX f1sR, 70 Mad
scnviiie. Is usSssa s~a bsrk. s~es ~esN
B~~v- Owe~ss4se. Tsesasyw ssw;
Arrive }, ...ssc1si'Is y Pm;
Arrive maws~s<u~ss bvsr~.
ssiS From owcnsiorn, ny Lc~g Fails Css~A. rxlrhou
R8r-~v scrnt 'Mdf, mSawss 4Uoso swwei'cn,
Grc-nvis~. LrsA Hiit tliay, - Hust Knob, 10
Ekfon, "a ssslew sna hsrk. ass<- x~ss wesk-
rr'arn trp ~ srpr,y Frvm HR s~d nesLesns
Nis. n leu of Pssss X rob sw6 fSfty
Leave oxensboro' Mundsy, Wednesday sd rday
Arrive NJ Elkton nevt a~y- hySpw;
Leave Elk'nn Mens@y, w.A~~raay, srA Friday At
sans
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NEW GOODS!

Danish bark "Candace''
A. scHAU, MASTER. FROM HAMBURG!
A ND FOR ALE BY rHEUNDERsIGN NED,
"A consisting IN part as follows:
Fancy prints, mourning do, fancy printed jaconets, mourning DO
Linen diaper, towels do, bed ticking, .ingham, Victoria lawns.
Moieskin, nohair, black alpN.ca, black orleans, nneSskin'
yelours d'Gtrecht. fancy printed cotton shirts, a large variety,
White cotton shirts, linen bosom do. blue And red flannel shirts,
Hickory shirts. cotton. wool and silk uniershiras. ke,sey urA"ers'
Ponchos, led quilts, white. blue pink and yellow nannei'
Pilot cloth pautaioons, do monkey jackets, black alpaca coats,
waterprod coats. silk and cloth coats. linen drhi pants,
Moleskin pants, cottm and buckskin do, blue 4 black hroadciotn.
Blue mixed cotton seeks. brown dn, fancy do, woo, 90, ~.
Isle thread socks, ladies' cottnn stockings. pearl white silk do,
Black silk stockings. Lisle thread do, chiIdren's do and socks
French calf boots, alton and silk suspenders, silk cravats.
Kiddermins,er carpets. tapestry do. mats and rugs, carpet bags,
Bobbinet lace, adde's fails, chidrcn's hoods,
Isle thread gloves for adde's and gentlemen.
Piping, stay binding, elastic belts. Coates spool cotton,
Crochet cotton, imperial pins. crochet needles,
Sup. sharpes needles. glass inkstands, pen knives, raaors,
Embroidery scissors, button hole dc, jack knives butcher do,
Powder TASKS, bird cages. ivory combs, curtain rings,
Patent pencil cutters, coppered springs for sofas saddles
Cotton, wool and silk fringes, cords and tassels,
Ladies dress trimmings, null collars and sleeves, Grape DO
Thread lace, emf roidered hlkfs. napkins, toys, velvet ribbons,
Velvet in pieces. Partisan felt hats, for ladies', gentlemen ana
Oil paintings, ladies' necessaires, printed cotton handkerchiefs,
Embroidered jupons, mantinas. ,aiies' summer cioaks,
Kid gloves for ladies' and gentlemen. sik do. riding gloves,
ladies' fans, porte-monnaies, buffalo combs, feather busters,
Tortoise shell combs, carriers. lsmp shades. ladies' reticuies.
Black silk shawis and scarfs, black tafetas, coired do ruche'
Blank books, fooiscap. letter paper, note do, envelopes;
Wrapping paper, sand do, printing do. genuine Lunns extract
Elegant dinner and breakfast sets, soup plates, dinner Plates,
ships, lanterns. window ornaments. gnded mouilinys, clay pipes,
Gobiets. wine and champagne glasses. casters. lamp chimneys.
Swiss cheese. split peas. rock candies and drops, fruit bonhons,
Peppermint lozenges, maccaroni. vermiceli, strarine candles,
Barley gnts in demiiohns. oat grit. in do. pearl sago in DO.
Currants. westphalia hams. pilot bread, Bass ale, Tennent's do,
Porter, port wine, ciaret, sherry, cognac, gin, violin strings
Tape and braids. powder and shot, matches. heeswax.
Polished charcoal irons. ravens duck, Russia coriage, spunyarn,
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.asf4srs PHI PAoIFIo
Commercial Advertiser.


Iforased all over this joy-iotted earth,
To pick rs bes, nosegsy Of innocrn, mirth,
Tied up with the bands Of its wisdom and worth,
And 10! its chief treasure.
Its inn rrnost pleasure,
Was always at home.
1 went tn the palace, there my mir queen
On the arm Of her husband did lovingly lean,
And al the dear babes In their beauty were seen,
In spite Of the splendor,
80 happy and tender,
IW they we're 1t home.
turned 70 the cottage. and there my poor hind
Lay sick Of a sever, all meekiy resigned,
For Oh. the good VIE was 50 cheerful and kind,
IN spite Of all matters,
An angel in tatters,
And she was at home.
asked glad uother. just come from the past
With 4 letter she kissed from a kr-avav cnast.
What heart-shrininG news bad rejnicei her the most,
And, giadness for mourning.
Her boy Was returning
To love her-at home.
spike to the soldiers and sailors at sea,
.where bat In the world would they al n them be- p"
AID hark, how they earnestly shouted 10 me,
Wth irnn h@srts throhbing,
And choking and ~srbhine.
"oh, land Us at home
Ieame % IN. Desk where old conn~rce grew rrsy,
And asked him What heIped him thi. many \ day
In bis Did smoky rom WIN MS ledZcr 10 stay
And IL all Was the beauty,
The comfort and duty.
That eheerec him at home.
ran n the crurt. where the ssges of law
Were wrangiinz and jansIine at quihble and haw:
on. vonIroas 20 me was the sight that / saw,
But all that fierce riot
wa. GAINED nv the aniet
That blessed them at home.
called on the schc4boy. poor love--tsehen lad.
Who ye.rnei In his lnnelin-s<. silent and sad,
For the days when again he should laugh and he glad
wHh hs- father and mother,
And sister and brother,
An happy at home.
r,zrred NJ the dor NJ The y.a--stricter ed.
vb~-. age. "a T thnu~ht. had Oh memories qn- filed;
Bu, .tHI all his gsrruiol- f-n~ies ~u-xslled,
s'raner nld-fs-hionef stories
OF pleasures ami 0lori-s
Tha. once were at home
Whispered the rr~iical- v-ntnn and wild,
sHor chsn-~d from tn heart tir-t vcu hqd when a child,
So teachabIs. noble. aud modest and mid. ="
Trourh sin had ulicn- him,
Thank Goi that 7 Won him
By looking At home.
And then when he went and h vowed better FIFE,
7 fastened -o snatch him from peril anil sirif,
Ry finding hin wisely a tender ynupz wife,
Whose love should allure him,
AMI gently secure him
4 convert az home.
:, he .ha, had raced after pleasure 50 fas..
And s.fI a. he ran had its goal overcast,
Pound happiness. honor. and blessing at last r-
IN sn the kind dealings,
Affections aud feelings,
That ripen at h1me-
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Eek g Young Greek.''

$50 10. II and Is feet oars;
2 coils ca. Manila rope, 1t. II, II, 2, 2i, q, q, Bin
80 bales cotton duck. Nos 2, 3, As 6, 1879.
81 kegs assorted nails; M
40 Tbs Prussian blue paint;
10 TBS chrome yellow do;
SO TBS chrome green do;
10 tbs verlnillion;
10 Tbs French blue;
60 charcoal irons;
5N /. \ stoves" Roger williams;"
bales hops;
2 Cases hops. ] ID papers:
100 bbis extra prime pork;
200 hhls tiaiIego four;
II 1000 lbs pilot bread;
$4,000 lbs navy breaai
100 tins assorted crackers;
20 half bhls new Goshen butter;
25 half bhls new apples;
lilo small cheeses, in tins;
100 whole boxes raisins;
200 half Ito do;
100 boxes S. W. soap;
q casks Zante currauts;
25 kits No. 1 niackerei;
s cases go tbs) bags table salt;
Is cases Dixon's half ID tobacco;
SO boxes champagne cider;
so boxes porter pints-100 ioZ;
10 hhls OLD Bourbon whisky:
10 1o-galion kegs prime Bourbon whisky
20 6-gallon kegs do do do;
80 2-rallon kegs superior and extra whisky;
10 octaves "Rivierre' brandy;
10 do sPinet CastiRon & Coz brandy;
5 quarter casks duff Gordon pale sherry;
25 bales gunny bags;
~ doz grey flannel shirts;
9 doz scarlet do do;
1 doz blue do do;
80 doz denim pants,
~ dnz denim frocks:
- bales AmosSeag shestings-+4 brown;
S bales do drills do;
10 bales Otis denins;
! bales Cords drills-+4 brown:
] case Lancaster stripes;
j case Anchor do;
,os-tf J. e. spALDINa.
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A R,cur HAsD AND A LEFT HAND CoN sa ,S,h -.
,,.a.rs,;o, ..L;no a reorganization Of the militia OF
he District Of Columbia. thus c~ouplimented the Pee,
Me Of washington {" have long been intimately
scauain,ed With the people Of this District, ana ,h ! say
no. vhst 7 have said q hundred times before thar .
A. -, tel;eve there Is a better, more moral or correct
people in the world than the resident population =
Washington The disgrace that has been atsenp. e
TO be cast upon this people arises altoge.ner.
vho are ant TO assemble at Washington
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advertisements.
GOODS NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
From 1oeton D1rec ct
AND NOW FOR SALE.
n BARRELS CAROLINA RICE.
~ bale cloves;
. bags pepper;
keg nntrnegs;
10 boxes csn starch;
10 half bHs currants;
100 half boxes raisins;
100 quarter boxes rarsns:
100 boxes " inchester's $. ". soap;
10 boxes salerafus, Il ID papers0
20 case. "st. CARR aud "Upton.s ,obacoo-ss, 100 n. each;
20 half boxes double refined loaf sugar;
S No. 4 whalemen's cainhooses, with extra copper fixtures;
10 No. 5 favorite pattern - Roger Williams stoves, complete,
Honolulu for family use Over 400 stoves have been sold
by the subscriber, and in no case has any complaint been
10 No. 1 stoves of the same pattern
So dozen ? ID tins oysters-best, put up expressly for Honolulu,
taken from the shell within ten days OF sailing Of "syren
20 doz / ID tins oysters;
20 doz l tb tins fresh caams:
so doz 2 b tins preserved meats;
IS tins smoked herring;
10 doz cans q H. raspberry jam;
10 doz cans do Strawberries, preserved;
doz preserved peaches, C2b cans);
% 5 daz 1 yspsa Ru Olives. dos
20 doz / fb cans soup and boulhe;
10 doz BIB cans chicken;
i " O = ID Cdus lufkeNS
60 doz 2 b cans assorted broths;
5 bbls cider vinegar
80 tins each Of butter, wine, soda, oyster and
sugar crackers.
SO doz denim pants;
IL doc red flannel shirts;
10 doz blue do do;
3 dog grey do do;
IS doz each linen drill frocks and pants
% dnz angola gents half hose;
% doz do ribbed do;
5 cases Uxbridse "A white shee,ings;
5 bales Western State ~ brown do;
5 bales Suffolk extra heavy denims;
5 cases Shetuchet blue drills;
3 bales Peiperel Bro dos
leases Merrinac two blue prints;
2 bales Thorudyke ticks;
2 bales Imperial royal blue fannels,
81 pairs heavy Z ID bIankets-al wool;
2 cases extra fine satin jeans;
eesss cotton ao 's an. 9 and : tn'd;
100 riding saddles, Completely;
10 doz charcoal ir,nis:
25 daz heavy handled axes 81 Underhilrs";
20 hbls Wilmington pitchi
80 nests Hi gtam boxes;
so ne Is covered buckets
10 dz 3-hooped painted pals;
is nests Is in nest) do pals;
20 bags shit;
5 cases stout hrogans;
400 I6. II and Is feet oars;
so bolts cotton duck, Nos l to 10;
100 kegs nails.
Wines and Spirits.
so 10-galnn kegs Monongahela whisky.
so 10-galinn kegs y. r rum;
so l0-gallon kegs American brandy
10 cases Boxers hitters;
so cases champagne cider;
SO 4 z pints Albany ale;
so dog do do porter.
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Elk .sMountain Wave.'

500 gallons best boiled oil;
rs Tenisee riding saddles-complete;
1000 Tbs navy bread;
so half bhls crushed sugar;
25 half boxes loaf do;
% eighth casks American brandy.
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THE GOLDEN FLEECE!
Fine Wool MerinO Rams for Sale !
VERY FINE SELEC.
s~SSR) ton can now be made at Louzrda, Spen- @kgSHS
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great wool growing Australas. his fleece weighing in the grass,
but moderately clean, sixteen pounds nf the finest quahty.
:" Lyiirninska' was purchased by James Aitkiu. Esq for ESQ.
:. NAoUEEo' was shp1 in Honolulu un Ter two years Old, MS
fleece weighing thirteen pounds. Ills present fleece chaii nges
competition
Lomzs In. Spr ncrr s. Co. having just received per
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parties will do well 10 give their orders and grow the q idus
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