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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

The ". Y. Times, when il sees ct to assai n
TRIBUNE, should carefully adhere to ito hv,dh
and safer mode Of indrection and insinuatioa ~,
self-respect forbids our noticing and exposiaa n
performances in this line. When. however n
deyiates into Straightforward and unmistsk,Ah
assertion, we are sometimes impellcd to refas =
calumnies-as low. In an article on Municisa,
Corruption on Saturday, it ssid
"A vigorous and energetic partisan is coasidscl
even by those who most denounce the prevailing -
rup,ion, to have claims upon a successful csaidsss
Which il is base to evade or overlook. THr rRisrsL
for instance among Others in this city were pretty
sharp in their apprehension Of Mayor nemann ar
his election last Fall because he did not appoint M.
Republicans to city Offices not because Republicans
were more competent to MI them thsn other peopJs
but because they helped to elect him.
Untrue, Sirs The TRIBUNE complained hat
our new Mayor, through his Street Commissioners.
filed many most responsible stations with notorious
hangers-on around Tammany Hall and the Pewter
Mug-men who made politics trade, far moro b
their own profit than that of the public-ia tsfsss
Of Mr.. Tenants published pledge as a ess1.<as
to'dsrgard party politics in his et'eia! aetsss i
elected. That is the simple truth. We o6}sts.
not that these men were Democrats, but Tt
they we're not such men as Mr. Tiemann ~
pledged to appoint. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

keep up with these new converts in volatility of
Tariff profession II rords are to carry the day,
we stand no chance against the neophytes.
Br. Buchsnans own County affords fair spec-
men Of this deceitful game. THADDErs SrgsEss
is the Peoples candidate for Congress, and nobody
ever suspected han Of being other than stout Pro-
ectionist combining eminent ability with the VIII
to advocate the policy 30 vital to Pennsylvania
Against him the Democracy have pitted Mr.. Hop
kns, Buchanan Wing and an ironmaster, who has
publicly pledged himself TO sdvocste such Tann
as will put every furnace in the State into oas'
forthwith.
These be brave words. 1t is quite likely that
Mr.. Hopkins means them, 30 far as he has any
meaning on the subject. But if he really is Pro-
tectionist and knows enough to put two ideas to-
gether. how comes he in the ranks Of the svowed,
embittered enemies Of Protection Does ne not
know that his election will be shouted over
by every cotton-broker as well a. neg'o-trader
from Richmond 10 Galveston a. triumph OF the
Free Traders1 Must he not, if elected, vote for
the candidate of bis party for Speaker and is not
thatcanddate morally certain to be hostile to Pro-
lection, and to 20 constitute the Committees that
Protection can have no chanee7 In simple truth,
this cry for Protection BY the desperate followers
Of Buchanan in Pennsylvania is fraud. 1t
"PoIk, Dallas aud the Tariff Of AZ" over again.
A triumph of the Slave Democracy in the pending
election will be triumph Of Free Trade-none the
less effectual that few Of those concerned in il
are really Protectionists. A triumph in Pennsyi.
vania for the allies Of Hammond, Bcyce and Keitt
will be practical Free Trade triumph no matter
what the voters may intend. Let them beware in
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

We ale heartily rejoieed by assurances fron
many true snd earnest Republicans Of the central
Congress District in New-Jersey, that the Hon.
G. u. ADRIAN vii be supported Tor reflection BY
the srpal holy of the aRti-Lecompton voters vi
that District, without regard to former party dii-
ferenccs. He viii De supported, not because
all his votes la.t 81 scion were satisfactory 70 tae
Republicans, ior some of them were not, but be-
csuse his resistance 10 Tie Leconpton usurpatIon
and the Engiisa jatsie Was prompt, decided, un-
shaken ana because il Was resolved on and per.
sisted IN with full knowledge that il exposed him
10 the derunciatsns Of Party and the frowas Of
Power |; was ciesrl! the in'ere.t u Mr.. Adrsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

You can always nose the approach ID IN eecaos
by the amount OF monstrous sophistry and aasessss
which third-rate partisan journalists permit 'nsn'
selves then 70 utter. We give specimen from N
Detroit Free Press. Mr.. Howard, the Repabica
Member Of Congress from the Detroit Distrs&
was a minority member of the Committee Of Wg'
aud Means last Session. and in that capacity insr<p
that the Administration should openly and squareg
borrow whatever money over the Receipts il shosa
..e fit to spend instead OF hobbng along by lDrss
ofTreasury Notes and such juggling devices. Hen
il the way this matter is put by The Free Press,
"And is fact, that, on occasiop Ar. Howss
moved in tie House that loan If fifteen mll1ceh
which tie Administration had asked, be Hereissdw
fifty millions, and actually sncce.ded IN cooseq 'ss
We must suppose, If lis position o. the CpUinifsee
Nsys aud Means, in having ]. raissi u twenty ~ ~.
Eon-. Hss forcing rpm tae Admiasarofls" o" a.
egP~@,tsre eftre mHlions.'
NONE OF the Loan bills reqnired The Adnialr
TRITON To borrow-much less To eIpbd-s sing"
dollar. All they did sas to authorize the secr''nI
oi the Treasury 10 borrow whatever amount ~
might need, within the stated limit. Yet I~ q"
Press makes this permission to borrow wiIn'a
certain limit not merely an obligation TO eorfs"
tu, actually TO spend the money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

and look sfter il. The farms produce no rent; the
aw-nills. though surrounded BY logs, yield no
revenue to any but those who drive them. An
agent receives $500 q year to help the profitable
tenants referred to in keeping of squa'ters I'M
patient TO come in and divide the rich pcklngs
TIE whole income Of this magnificent legacy was
last year only $6a. 1t is minated that syste-
matte combination exists to cheat the careless and
neglectful City Of Philadelphia even out Of her
title. Every obstruction is said to be thrown
around the land and its improvement by this CON-
bination. The lawyers are freely accused Of being
in collision to effect general custer. No fraud IS
more common than in land titles, and the coal
region has been the thester Of many such. II is
true, that in biz win, Girard prohibited the leasing
of these lands for longer term than hve years
No miner will erect his machinery for so short q
lsase. He requires fifteen or twenty. And this
prohibition is the principal reason given for the
utter neglect of property valuable enough to
justify the formation OF coal companies, and the
building Of railroads almost without number.
Here, then, is the great municipal gold mine, at
whose discovery the City of Philadelphia ought to
overflow with excitement. Her lawyers Will be-
lie their worldwide reputation, il they can devise
no e1pedent by which lease Of Ave years may be
converted into one Of twenty. That fest could be
quickly accomplished even BY the shysten 1t our
Tombs. But once done, this vast body Of coal
land, now ripe for market, would come imme-
diately into profitable occupancy. Coal mining
and coal burning are only in their infancy In 1920
it amounted TO 365 tuns; last year it wss 43l ,s.
The millions of tuns which now wait in the Girard
lard signal to uncover. might be made to yield
revenue of untold amount. But it is unfortunately
not gold, it is only coal The difference between
the useful and the ornamental is immense. Yet it
is really difficult thing to account for the utter
neglect by the authorities Of sister city of this
munifcent bequest. Its contemptuous neglect
must be but poor encouragement for kindred spirits
to bestow other benefactions on q community so
blind to their value. 1t may with propriety be
considered as the supremest municipal folly of the
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

te yose for every thing that the Adnin;xt,,.-
might require-to 60 il blind for wh.ss,., -
President might favor. and the bulk Of nj, -.
sans support--and no man in Mr.. Adr.;..
ton could have resolved to do otherx;.. =
c,ut in obedience to the clear dictate AZ 49,
science and duty. In opposing Lecompto, y.
Adrs;n babe defiance to the Custom. Hoa.. :. q
who were certain to be let loose on him .,l -
since been bayng at his heels--he could no -
hope for Official patronsse to be distrb,,., !.
official power to be exerted in hi. fs,or-i. a..
be divorced himself from reliance on mart, -,
threw himself on the generosity and oy,t, ~ n.
People. He might easily have been rrpomo,,.,
and powerfully supported had he gone with -
and wortendyke. Shall Republican. -. -
trampled down because he stood 6rmlv ,,,;..
them for Free Kansas and no Extension ~ s,...
by Federal authority and bsyoasss,
Mr.. Adrain had last Winter diviasa a.,
was elected with Buchanan, BY tie ,,,.,,.....
Buchanan and under circumstances wA;rA -.
TO require him to vote with HE party wA.,.,..
he could do 20 without plain violation Of pr..;,,
and duty Hence some Of the votes Of xAieh -
pubicans complain. Should he now BE- r.sl..s.s
he will be Representative Of the People -
owing no allegiance but to Truth, Justn -
Public Good Our friends in the district -,
US that he will be heartily supported b. 4, -
pubucans and elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

The Republicans Of this City and all others
friendly to the election of the State Ticket headed
EDWIN d. MORGAN are invited to attend q
Ratification Meeting at the Great Hall of the
Cooper Institute This Erening, at "a O'Clock.
Among the speakers whose presence is pledged are
HENRY WILSON of Massachusetts, A. S. OWEN
of Elmira, GEORGE FOLSOM of this City, and
others Of equal emnence. We need say no more
to assure our readers that this meeting will
be worth attending, and il is desirable that the
Country should have some assurance of what the
City will do for her candidate for Governor, We
urge prompt and general rally. Friends Of Nor
gan and the Ticket the hall is an immense one and
the speaking will be good. Let the attendance be
equal to it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We propose to issue on the lst day of October
next the second number Of The TRIBUNE MER-
CAMILLE ADVERTISER. 1t will be issued monthly
hereafter, and devoted exclusively to the interests
and uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the follow
ing plan:
II will contain full reports Of the Markets With
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence -
shall be deemed Of special interest to Merchants.
H. II will be sent without charge by mail, postage
prepaid 10 80 900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Boston.
The names will be selected by Messs. McKop &
Wood from those recorded the books Of their Com.
merc.l Agency, and they guarantee that not less thsn
$4,000 shah be sent, this being the full number Of
Country Merchants that they consider desirable thus
to address.
III. The total expense win be betrayed by Msrcan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements 10
he displayed will make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for sd-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost of this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone, and will contain no other matter than such
az is adapted to their wants. We have every facii
ty for making q Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation Of Merchants, and we
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at THE TRIBUNE Office. Ifby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Nsr Yoyk, Sept. "a, 1853. No. 15i Nssssust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

by the arrival of the bark Arabian all doubt as
to the identity Of the burning steamship seems tc
he removed. The Inflated vessel was undoubtedly
the new steamship Austria, Captain Heydtmann
from Hamburg and Southampton. There were
about $50 people on board many of them we'll
known German residents of New-YOrk. We are
morally certain from all the facts that these PeO-
pie were taken of by some passing vessel, and we
may hear from them at any moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

We shall crafty many Old Temperance aud "ss
friends by stating, what some Of them vii ~
already suspected, that +. w. KELLOGG,
nominated for Congress in Michigan. is the 'pesa
10 whom they have listened with profit and dry
in bygone days. He was formerly, we bsl'ess'
Ohio shoemaker, but is LOW Michigan sssy'''
The free Pros (Dem.) says ofhim
- HE experiences "a Congressional oAssr l. a
llntcj-very limited, indeed. Mr. Kellogg . ~
ol Kent County, where b, owns y sawnst> sn 81
tnrycn wei IN the lumber business. fAass.;
capacity in this respect has newer oeSa qnev ~
amt he pr, baby il az good judge of ssw-o. AZ
cal get a. many square feet of lumber oai Of -
nan in the State. Ihe ehi ~
for the nomination We suspect is 10 BE- foun. n
QUALIFICATIONS a. . freedom siriek.r. xsy.
ext ererce as an i,insrspt lecture temperate 80,
him auercy, his Maker gave. lin laDgs, ana 100
gave hiIn a subject, and as q consequence ne 80
,he most expert shr-kers that the Freg'ooi a"N'
ducei in tiis State. -
We suspect thst, if he gets fair chance "a
antagonist in che course Of the canvass, "a.
mskc quite az much on, Of that an'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

Mr. William Mulligan-who Ieft San Franchise n
hurry because the Vigilance Committee tSought
his room more conducive to her peace, order ~
happiness than mis- company-and who has sos
seen fit to return to traverse that judgnsnt sinss
the rule Of the Vigilance Committee was termins
ted-recently met and brutally assaulted ct Asea
in this City, Mr.. II. Webb, leading merchant 4
San Francisco, who was q member Of the Ccs'
mttee who started Mr.. Mulligan on his tn'sk
Mr. Mullignn was indicted for this assault, tnica)e
fore our model Judge Russell, and, after ssme ~.
itati n, finded $3.50 on Saturday, which SUN hs
forthwith pulled from his pocket, handed evss
and went On his way rejoicing From the saess-
rate getting up of the case in The Herald. we in
fer that the Judge thinks this sentence needs
good deal of whitewsshing-which Is our oPlnes
exactly. What The Herald really thinks Of tbs
matter may be inferred from one or the other d
the following extracts from its editorials Of ~
terdsy we cannot cay which:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

ship was in one sense . kind O., hotel and
the power Of the captain over the ssioon :"
proven. improper conduct was very much
that which the keeper Of any respectable cosel
would possess. The Jury were further instricted
that they could not give vindictive damages, but
only fair and reasonable damages for the injury
sustained. They returned verdict for the plain
tit for about 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

We 40 only emerging from
9 state Of semi. bari srisn, and
constantly falling b. 4 into the
bru,elities which We sre fond Of
believing are confined 10 the
syaxe.
"The real rulers Of the city
the terror Of pesceable voters,
the sutocrsts OF the polls, the
Prvtorisn guards 81 sll the pot.
hosse politicians, the knights
of the srog.shop, the faro-tsble.
the slups shot, the oOwie-knife
ara the revolye. ; the outeas,s
u society, the outlaws from de-
oeuey, the thieves, scopndf-ls.
buiiies and swindisrs who de-
light IN insulting weak women
and hestins unof.ndins msn-
eli viii come together in . rnass
convention, st,ordiBs IN lie en-
.,Htie a most charming pictHre
Of the refinement and the prog
r.ss u The sss."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
Ntw1lork DAILY @ibn,ae
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1858.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No nscs can Be taken anonymous What
ever Intended insertion must b. s1thrbcsted By the
name ard address Of the wrterno. pecesssrly for pubtos
tor but a. guaranty for mia good faih
We esuno: undertake rejected Communcattona
Buu@ss lpt~n TBR Ttfsrsf Once should al csses b
Addressed TO HORACE GsEELtr Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

u,ssIva's PATENT CRAMPloN FIRE and BURG
..sF.oos sAvss. No Isl BrosAwJ. corner haHsy't ~
800 CITY Hall New.ynyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

" The case Of Mr.. AslH.
furnishes . good ill1sras'a q
the efforts % which cerisln cay
journals are conp.,lled " rrszh
~ order, II possible. 10 pfsp
dice our efficient aud abe CT
Judge In the eyss 81 Tho css.
uluDi,y, whom the records q
ths Coart sbsndantiy show y
be the most lsbnrioas. pfopR
aud impartial presiding omef
ever elevated ~ tho criminal
bench Of this city.
l lit hss been insidiotsly nd
mated that outside influences
would Be brought 10 bear apos
bis Honor IN the passass Of sen-
,,enee on Mr.. Mailifsn /, bat Lss
decision Is . sufficient reflts-
] ton u that slaBd~so's implscs
ltion. for taking oil tbs extsss-
stinx circumstances VI the es>s
Iiuto account. ks suosId Asss
been perfectly jss,vssS " ~
] psnSias Judgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
~ AMIN uEAyKN.'

seh xas The aisxelsasoa u Lay relieved by the
Aska4ic sslsE ola ctIsssss disease o. years For sale
/, Df 4 h SSn, No. S2< Csasi .. urst taarcd and ~
LfLSSlsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

se race today Of q O'clock boat ieaves loo.
futa,., ~ iOa ~ and \ the latter viii reach there u
t;. 10 A.. the nlc race winch of ~ tie above ho
C,r,n.p la,us time advised 10 take thu 10 boS
AL Hunter. Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMiN DESTROYER.
No MosE yERsIS.,
Hou.e. SHIPS. Warehouses &c, Kept permanently free tom
Buss Reaches kSts Mice. Ants ana at 'ineI Neflnin
To- BY CONTRACT. Al

Houes, ships, W afetousts Acf srPt lN'-A~''' NUN
BVk. Reaches Rats Mice. Ants ard al ether NerInn,
To- BY CONTRACT Al
MI JosrPp MrYEK lIac Al chemist 70 The S9nI', o.
insana Pr.sss Sc lss established hs once AZ No 81!
IposG~sy Housons' ~. where he wu d aAPpy
enter INTO ooltTsts with hogsekeepcTs mere -
n.sEuiacarrs br,~efs superintendent o PVoAc naidss
by Which he pUTly incr embellishments it"il
Keep oa Il p-rulsus ht.y ala
pssioas be had wholesale and retail at pro
fIIL - coats 10 81 .
General Aecr, the United States Csnal FREossicx
Rvsaros DrGE, No. 40 Asor House and ". Al fSroac
va, Csrrcr OF (eLSls'.
ae preps,sions ~ for sale by the proprietor, No 81.
Ero.ds ~, snd % AL no.le,tsh, psussss-
HiKNIA cured by MAgSHs RADICAL CURS
1E,ss-Reiepce ~ 90 Ie Placl"! sesoSn' anu Physie~s
this city. Cal AID exGIn. tsrc pGrcastl cswncre
A.o fLfslIc srOCAtACs Saol bKAcEs, 5erPoKrEss
Ac Otcs Ne. : vssy -si-, Asi"f House
MOREiiEADs MAGNETIC PLAsTER.-Ihe great
S,rLs,seaer destroyer 1as simplest surost ssisi
reasstc aid cxepvst Rr1rcy IN Pan eann0.
ssi.t ~lesc tbs fasr spilled. Pr,c. :, erIts bOX
H. C. AcKEHssD, NJ D.. NJ. 10 Wsl>c!-st, ~ \.
ssia b, all Druggists eser.wL'rc
al MN HEAVEN"
Sueh The ~ sAelsnsiioa Of lay relieved BY tue
ftr.ant H.. u A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

GEKTLEMEH's FALL HATs.-BRD, No. AZ
Nsssao st WIN Introduce the styles FRIDAY SEPT
BIRD, No. - Nsssan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

To THE COUNTRY CLOTHING TRADE.--Our
stock az FAT WINTER CLoTISe for Men and Boys 10
resdy object being to command the custom OF
large and varied ock remarkably low think tbs;
deaers In will fnd 10 their advantage ~
s,vs ~ an carly cal. ROGERS 4 RAYMOND,
Corner Of Fulton and Nssssu-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

FAIL CLOTHING At EVANS
? = ,T- Eo-. 60 and es Fulton q.
AJco cashmere Business 80 70 $40
F.ij tSverc 20 to- II
mar eIotb Yr6ok Costs well made and trimmed
Fine black Yrock Ctss ~ 70 ~
The finest custom made Dress Yrock Costs. % 70
Eis1ans ~ bsnd osssmsre Pspts ..,..,.,. W
Hal ciofh doestin aud csssmore Psnts..... %
Az en6e vsyiety Of csssm~rc Vests,.,,,... %
Ts,cv Ill ss,;n ma ~ ley yrss ...,...,. 90
CIsnei.ts Sal cl1sb s,ls ..,..,,,,.,..loO 90 70 81
Cooriete esssiuer. Basiness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % to 10
&C.. &C., &c, &c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

PAPER HANGINGS.
THOMAS FAYE Co.,
L. . No. 251 Broadway New York,
Are receiving their for the Fall Trade the largest
and most complete assortment Of every style Of
PAPER HASctNGs AxD DECORATIONS
Ever offered IN this market,
for the city retail consumption, well a. the country
trade Landlords decorating their houses and merchants
chasing the country trade invited TO examine their
Stock aud Prices previous TO purchasing elsewhere.
THonAs FAYE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Paper Hsnsinn,
New York
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, &c,
REM OVAL

hrs. A. G. g. T. j. TEAGUE taxes
IL this method of returning their thanks 10
their friends and the public for the liberal patron
acc bestowed upon them; and respectfully "a an, n
nounce that they have removed their Dk U "
STORE to No ., in the Odd Fellows g. Masonic
Building, where they will be pleased to see ana
supply their friends and all those wanting
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
OF which they arc constantly receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES from the mosS reputable Drug Houses
in New York.
One or both of tllum ~n be in the Store at all
times, day and night, and gyc personal attention
to carefully llling prescriptions and orders with
dispatch.
A continuance of the liberal share of trade
heretofore extended to them is solicited, and they
will exert themselves to merit ii.
~ They will further say to those indebted TO
them, that they have never made a public call on
any one for money; but they ale NOW needing
money VERY MUCH, and dr' in hopes that those
indebted will attend to th,'.a soon, and prevent
them from being forced 10 to unpleasant necessity
of publicly dunning those IL arrears.
Edgefeld, Dec 30 tt ol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES

rNIIE Subscriber is now receiving and opening
i VERY CHOICE STOCK Of we'll sclectet
OCERIES,
To which he begs leave to invite the attention O
Planters in want of Choicc Supplies. lie may be
found in the Block Of Buildings formerly occupied
by GEORGE ROBINSON as a Hardware Stue
My course will be TO adopt the old motto,
s. a ninibic Penny is better than :.
Slow Shilling ~
My Stock will consist in part Of The following ar
cles:
St Croix SUGAR;
New Orleans, old process, SUGAR;
new I" do.
Stuart's A. b. and G. Soft do.
(A) Crushed do.
Powdered do.
Sugar House SYRUP;
New Orleans do.
Cuba NlOLASSES
Old Government Java COFFEE;
Rio do. superior;
English Dairy and Goshen CHEESE;
Choice Old BRANDY and Holland GIN;
Jamaica and New England RUM;
John Gibsons NX and MY;
Rectifcd and Tennessee WillSKEY;
CONFECTlONARlES and PICKLES:
MACKEREL, SALMON and SARDlSES;
Superlne FLOUR, &c. &c;
A Fresh supply Of ORANGES and APPLES;
Together with many other articles too tedious to
mention. IYlOS. KE}sNAGHAN.
P. S.-Also fresh supply of No and
MACKEREL in Kits, and Bbls;
Buckwhcat FLOUR. No. /;
Fine Spanish SEGARS;
MACCAR0NI; ClTRON; and CRACKERS;
25 BLls. Fresh Thomaston LIME;
Tx.
Hamburg, Jan. 10 ly