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The New METHOD OF OBTAINING SILK.-It appears
from the Indian journals that some slight notice
has been taken of an Italian discovery, already
practically and extensively carried out in France
and Syria, for obtaining silk, at a most moderate
cost, direct from the bark of the mulberry tree and
tor converting the bulky residue after the silk has
been extracted into pulp suited better than most
materials for the manufacture of paper. This pro-
cess has been secured by patent in England and
France, and by an imperial firman in Turkey; and
1t Is SAID that steps are about to be adopted for tax
ing advantage of an extension of the patent laws in
India to the right of the process to the dis
coyerers, and to work it in that country. In Ben
gal alone millions of mulberry plants which would
yield tons of silk and of pulp are now next to
thrown away-that is, employed as fire wood, be-
cause no other has hitherto been found for them
There Is nothing peculiar in the bark of the mul-
berry tree 1t is the chemical process in the stom-
ach OF the silkworm and the subsequent fine spin
ming, that makes the silk Given these, silk NAV
be produced from any fibre that can be got of sui-
Gent strength. Some fibrcs are better than Others
but OF these the best is not that obtained from the
bark OF the mulberry tree. At present the silk
worm Is the most experienced chemist and the
cheapest dresser and spinner of cline numbers vet
occupied in the manufacture and spinning of silk
from fibre, which it finds readiest ofthe right quail
ty in the leaf of the mulberry tree.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, April 2l.-Cotton is frm-sales of
1000 bales. Flour is heavy-sales of TO- 900 bbls at
S4:l5@S4.30 for State, and S4.55@S rs for Ohio
Wheat is trm-sales of $1,000 bushels at l15@l22
cts for red Southern and I20 and l42 cts for white
Corn is heavy-sales of % 900 bushels at rs cts for
yellow. Pork-Prime has advanced Is cts.-saes
at Sl4.62@Sl4.sO. Lard generally closed buoyant
at ll1s@llH cts. Whiskey is dull Coffee firm
sales of IL 900 bags at 92 oil cts. Sugar is
tled-New Orleans 54@64; Muscovado 57s@6H
Molasses is steady-Porto Rico 3OG03l cts Tur-
pentlne is dull at 5l@52 cts Rosn is firm at Sl.51
to arrive Rice is dull
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

LIFE THOUGHTS, Gathered from the Extempora
neous Dlscourses of HENRY WARD BEEcHER, by One
OF his Congregation. Boston Phillips, Sampson &
Co. 1858.
ANDRoMEDA AND OTHER Poems : by Charles Kings
ley. Boston: Ticknor & Fields. 1858.
New AMERICAN CYcLoPGDIA, Vol I'd, A. R. A
Il. t. A. New York: D. Appleton 4 Co. 1853.
LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON: by Henry s. Randall
LII. ID. Vol I'd. New York: Derby & Jackson,
1858.
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THE LITTLES MURDER CASE

ROCHESTER, April 20.-Mrs. Eli Stout, sister-in-
law of Stout, the prisoner, on the witness
stand ten hours to-day, and while giving her evil
dence the prisoner was discovered Communicating
by signs with her. She testified that Stout and
Mrs Litles had occupied the same bed, but with an
evident inclination to evade the question or answer
under compulsion. The prisoners mother was
then placed on the stand, and testified that he and
Mrs. Llttes came home on the night of the murder
covered with blood; arms broken and bodies bruised:
and that she and Titles went to the river, saw
Littles' mangled body, and found Mrs Littes'
cameo pin, Stout's cap, and took them home Her
testimony created intense excitement in the court
room 1t is thought that the lads testimony will
be still stronger against the prisoner
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On Tues ay evening Goth inst at Grace Church bv the
Rev Arthur Cleveland Coke, DID, BERNARD CARTER
Esq, to MARY BUCHNER, daughter of the late David
Ridgely.
on the 10Th instant, by Rev, Mr.. Swartz, WILLIAM
BROWN, of the L. s. Marine Corps, to Miss AUGUSTA
BRGENlNG, of this city.
On the 18th of March, by Rev. Mr. Lee sAML. NIsER
to GEoRGlANNA, daughter of Jas. W. Curley Esq all
of Baltimore county.
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From the St. Louis Commercial List

FT0W IHe 81 Louls COMMERCIAL List
t5@ 1t does not dye, but gives life, health, and
beauty to the decayng, falling dead restoring as if
Heads nearly bald and Others nearly white are daily he
ing changed to their pristine beauty and faces covered
with pnples are rendered smooth an infants and
blushng as all by the of Prof Woods Hair Re
storative. ~ "
CAUTION.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restor
i've Depot, St Lous, NO. and New York are blown in
Ihe bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
ap22 AZ and 70 RoIi I'M" .'D st,as,
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FORGER

WORCESTER, Mass, April 2O.-H ID. Stone, who
was arrested in Springfield on Saturday for forger
les in this city, held to bail to-day in the sum
of $4,000. He was also arrested for debts amount
ing to 200, and in default of bail to the amount
of sl4 900, was committed to Jail. The case is one
of much interest
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

TUESDAY, April 20, 1858.
NJ f. Ames, Esq, of Minnesota, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court
No. 50. George r. Sampson ct al, merchants do
ing business under the style and firm of Sampson &
laPpan, plaintiffs in error, Charles II. Peaslee
collector OF customs The argument of this cause
was concluded by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the plant
ifs in error.
No. 81. Jos. d. Beers, use of VIM. A. Platenius,
as administrator of James Hoford deceased plant
Ill In error, Us. The State of Arkansas.
No. 81 VIM. A. Platenius, administrator of Jas.
Hotord, deceased plaintiff in error es. The State of
Arkansas.
No So. VIM. A. Platenius, administrator of Jas.
Holford, deceased, plaintiff in error u.s. The State of
Arkansas.
No: 81. The President and Directors of the Bank
of Washington and Jas. Holfords administrators,
plaintiffs in error, The State of Arkansas and
Henry l.. Briscoe and al
No. So. The President and Directors of the Bank
of Washington and Jas. Holfords administrators
plaintiffs in error, The State of Arkansas and the
Bank of the State of Arkansas
The causes were argued by Mr. Pike for the
plaintiffs in error, and submitted on printed ar
guments by Mr.. Hampstead for the defendants in
error.
Adjourned until to morrow at IL o'clock
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PHTLADEIPHIA, April 2l.-There is grand torch
light procession here tonight by the firemen in
at Baltimore for the Washington company. There
are about 40 companies in line
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From CARACAS

New YORK, April 2l.-Dates from Caracas to the
3lst ult., have been received. The overthrow of
Monagas is complete, and his Punishment or execu-
ton is clamored for; placards have been posted civ
ing list of robberies perpetrated under Monasas'
rule, amounting to over $l7,000,000 1t was re-
ported that the American Minister had advised
Monagas to declare Caracas in state of seige and
himself dictator. The new diplomatic corps would
probably receive courage from the provisional gov
ernment o.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,

JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $50, $40, and $50
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and design
is not er Helled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23 and s25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom No. so BALTIMORE ST.
ap19-f L. d CHASE Agapt
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RAILROAD STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The Reading Railroad
workmen at Richmond struck to-day, account of
the non-payment of their wages. Some of Them it
Is reported, have received no pay since the LIST of
January.
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ENR EITROpE

BOSTON, April 2l.-The steamer America sailed
to-day at o'clock for Liverpool, with 9Opassengers
and S23, 900 in specie
The steamer City of Washington takes out the
mails for Europe on SATURDAY..
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THE EXPECTED STEANER

HALIFAX, April Ill o'clock, A. MA strong
southeast wind, with a thick snow storm, is pre-
Canada
SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, April 2l-S P. MA strong East wind
is still blowing, and there is little chance of the
Canada arriving tonight
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The opera of William
Tell is producing great sensation at the Academy
of Music tonight. There is a crowded and brilliant
audience.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATPF

SPECIAL N0TICE-MISS CHARLOTTE CI-sruN,
The Management having completed an eroooon,e.
six evenings with the great American actress Mi C,
lotte Cushman, beg leave respectfully to state to tho ~
the absolute necessity that compes the following ad
the old prices viz: Dress Circle and Paroustt ~
Secured Seats, 81. The commanding terms of the man
proachabe Queen of the Stage, the which she no,
received in all the great Shaksperan Theatres IF tb
world such render, at the ordinary prices with
even great success remunerave in Theatr. s
the size of the Holiday Street." impossbility The
Management desirous however to make the increase of
prices as moderate possible, has decided retain the
present admission to the Upper Circles, viz: Is scents
The ardent wish, realized to present to the Ba-
more public even under the enormously expensive
Fanages attendant such engagement in small
lheatre an actress worthy of the admiration the
lovers OF gentle Will Shakespeare who abound in our
ci the Management feels will be fully appreci-
aIeo by his friends and patrons.
SHAhSPERLAN PERFORNAN NOES.
Monday, April 26th
MISS Charlotte Cushman as ROMEO
Tuesday, April 9th.
BLISS eharlotte Cushman as QUEEN KATHERINE
Wednesday, April 2Sth
MISS Charlotte Cushman as LADY MACBETH
The Box sheet for the three evenings named is now
opened and seats be engaged bv immediate annIica
'i0i a' 'ns ihea're' ap201w
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ID | + ID

On the Goth instant, RACHEL NJ AMBROSE, in the
Goth year of her age
On the 10th instant, WILLIAM H. HOWARD, aged Sc
On the 10th Instant MICHAEL McGLYNN aged 81
years ~ e "a
On the Goth inst, JOSEPH FRANKLIN CHILDS. aged
years and months. '@
years. 0 -
Suddenly, on the 10th inst, HENRY c. GEART[ING
aged IL years months and 70 days eldest of Michael
and Mary Geartling
ON the 18th instant, CATHARINE aged GA years. wife
of Lewis Pindell '
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LAW ENCE.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
ll.1rI

DECEMBER TERM, 1857.
ANNAPOLIS, April 90, 1858.
No. lll.-John Reynolds, next friend of Lavina
Il. Schmidt, rs. Andrew J. Schindel. Appeal from
the Circuit Court for Washington County, was
further argued and concluded by Hamilton and
alexander, for the appellant; and Alvey, for the
appellee.
April 2lst, 1858.
No: llO.-John Eakle Us. George w. Smith APP
was argued by Weise for the appellant; and Alvey
for the appellee.
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THE KANSAS CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The Senates Committee
of Conference the Kansas bill have still Mr. Eng
lishs substitute under consideration. 1t is supposed
they will arrive at some conclusion to-day.
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The MILLS IN Enthusiastically all the mills
IN Lawrence, Mass, have resumed full time opera
tions.
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NJ B. w 30 OK :

= v THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, Railway
Engineer, by Samuel Smiles, from the fourth London
Edition, with portrait l vol. 12mo, cloth-S1.25.
SERMONS, preached at Trinity Chapel, Brighton by the
late Rev. Frederick W. Robertson, W. A. l vol limo
cloth-Sl.
ANDROMEDA, and other Poems, by Charles Kingsley;
vol. 12mO.-50 cents
RAN AWAY TO SEA; An Autobiography for BOYS by
Captain Mayne Reid; vol. l6mo-75 cents
SAkIAkoE; Tale of Norway, by James A. Maitland;
vol 12mo., cloth-Sl 25.
DEAR EXPERIENCE; A Tale by Rufini author of Doc
tor Antonio illustrated, vol, 12mo., cloth-Sl
LIFE THOUGHTS gathered frow the Extemporaneous
Dscourses of Henry Ward Beecher by of his con
gregatiOn; l vol 12mo, cloth-Sl.
iva1 nd f,rS ,Inb h.,
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B31,67s.3s
S14 Lei Of


~, now gentlemen no estimate is made in your report of
e 'ohtng expenses of the road nOB,ine no data
are gwen by which nqurers may Judge as well the per
cetage which the working expenses bear receipts
as he source from which, when the revenue is otherwise
exhausted these expenses to be liquidated Will
OF the committee enghten this point?
AGAIN, 1t Is known that the working expenses have
ceede seventy five per cent of the receipts of the road
since october last and yet the figures given above
at TO meet the expenses of two months there left on
hand April lst S4 81 about per of the re-
ceps Is this calculation correct If it be correct please
inform us whence the fund obtained qudate those
expenses? Have they been met by discounted accommo
dalton notes kindly provided for the exgcncyg If 20
there has been added to the floating debt liabilities lager
than those you boast to have retired in the same time
Again, you credit yourselves with the payment Of the
Pay Rol' for what month-February or MarclY Tboro
was certainly due LIST April the Pay Ro for the month
March and unless the item quoted above $l64 All 20 in
Guided the ray Rolls of February and March there u
due as much more to be provided for as that named he
paid. ~ eu ny you
But probably you consider the ''Pay Roll, mart of tho
ooNi9 expenses pro tdRto and if So by adding the bI
ance above exhibited ia 16 94 to the PAY RoIi, or
nave as the aggregate S17s 49, which amonnt s not
Nv est per cent of the gross earnings and therefore
Per cent OF the working expenses is left unprovided
M .e expenses be seventy-fve per cent of receipts
se are inconsistencies rreconclabe without some
eg cdthedrd-and by affording the necessary
sn1 you Will confer favor upon all seeking perma
nent investment of their
CAPITAL
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THE FIVE MILLION LOAN BILL IN MIME
sofa.
GHTcAGo, April 20.-The majority for the five
million loan bill in Minnesota, will probably exceed
twenty thousand
Staub, who murdered Lanerman in December
last, was executed to-day
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10 THE MINORITY OF THE LATE SPECIAL. COM
MlITEE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL


~ Tie hINOlNII1 ot THE LATE SPECIAL. COM
MlTTEE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
"ENTLEMEN our report published in the 1merican of
MONDAY last although evidently designed inspire
nuece IN the possible prosperity of the Road leaves much
10 the KIND OF speculation unfavorabIe the elasticity
te STOCK FOR temporary purposes the speculation
d0ud through which the advised ystery the report
compes us to travail in order comprehend present
position of its finances Promises are poor paymasters
and so very few of the promises of Company have been
iuhed that one be excused he prefer before in
Resng IN It's stock to inquire into the heathness of
ROAD at tins time posponng for further consideration the
ahucpatlons which have been published from time to
time, as the financial magicans of the Company have
changed the subjects and colors of tn ir diSSouing
rieCS.''
was struck with the fact that the five appended
10 the majority report the of gentlemen repre-
senting public interests, Estate City and sigma
lures subscribed to the minority report those Drec
tors representing the personal stockholders interests
This Fact struck peculiar Will one of your
committee explain to why it that the difference
of interests creates such wide dissmlay in the minds
OF men supposed to be cont oiled by the obligations
quote from report the following regard to which
some explanation is desirable
ut is source of congratulations that the gradual reso
ration OF commercial activity producing favorable an
diminish its liabilities.
In striking illustration of this desirable contamination
the subioined facts presented:
The bills payable February l, 1858 were. O73 926 46
Apfh l., 1898, ..'.'.'..'... 7b9, 1880
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Will any one tell us why it is that comic actors
are so frequently subject to fits of hypochondria
LTsToN, the famous English comedian, was melan-
choly man. lie KAHN, whose rich vein of humor
oenshted the Parisians, constitutonally gloomy
ana depressed The elder CHARLES MATHEWS was
one u 'ne most irritable of mortals, and we regret
10 learn 'hat BURTON, of New York-English by
oir.h' out American by adoption-has recently
shown symptoms of similar maladv .
Extremes meet says the old proverb, and over
much humor seems to have rendered BURTON sple
netic. Inc latest evidence of this find recorded
in the New York papers, and has reference 70 Nh.
is stated to have been ga triAing difference between
Burton and his ex-Manager, Mr.. JARRETT, formarlv
of this city, which resulted in Burrows abruntlv
dssolving his engagement with the latter Messrs
Z. l.. DAVENPORT, EDWIN BoorH, and other friends
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500 734 IL

M S304, 734. IL
Thus after of the large amount of interest on
Glty Loan and Bonded debt maturing April LIST S162
ana prov idng for the entire pay roll 1854 So
the oatng debt of the Company has been reduced Inv III
earnings for that brief period 1904 73411
such result proper and rigid economy enforced in
managing the road indicates with the continued improve
ment III general business reasonably anticipated
speedy relief from existing debt al early period for
the resumption of the payment of dividends >
10 these items of mixed fact and fancy" let me add
lew hgures obtained from official sources
revenue for two months February and March)
I ana as per your statement from the earnings
OF that brief period" 631 67s 50
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MIISIC AND THE DRAMA

Manager STEWART opens the Front Street Thea
tire tonight with the opera of Traviata, the princi-
pai characters being sustained by GAzzANIGGA and
CARROLL poth OF whom make their first appearance
before Baltimore audience The other persona
ges of the opera will find fit representatives in Sig
nors BRIGNoLI, AMoDro GAspARos1. MULLER and
QUINro, while the orchestra will be under the mas
tery direction of MAX MARErzEK and ToRR1,yo.
The occasion will call together, without doubt n
brilliant audience, it will be the only one afforded
our citizens of listening to the exquisite strains of
the distinguished artistes composing the troupe.
At the Holiday Street Theatre the play of Sc
cond Love, to be succeeded by the musical drama
the Child of the Regiment, is announced for repre-
sentation. The principal role in each piece will be
sustained by Miss AvoNn JONES, whose engage
ment is fast drawing to a close.
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES

|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
THE LEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
105 BALTIMORE STREET
HS 10 Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer Family Ma
chine at half price.
~ ". E. FREDERICK,
fe2ilf Agent.
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IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others
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wAsHINGToN CORRESPONDENTS. I

We are indebted to Hon. A. Kennedy for Senator
Green's report on the Kansas Constitution.
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lTp NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
W. OFTIlE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY are hereby
notified that meeting for the ELECTION OF PRESi
DENT AND SIX DIRECTORS to manage the affairs of
the Company for the ensuing twelve months will held
AT the Comanys Office in Lombard street, MONDAY,
May 3d. 1858, between the hours of 10 and Il O'Clock
A. NJ BY order
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OPERA GLASSES.

n
~ CAMPBELL, BRO DE- CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand full assortment of best quality OPERA
&LASSES also an assortment of low price do for sale
the trade, and retail. ap22 tfr
II r RENT.
N STORE No. 50 SOUTH STREET formerly occupied
by d. II W. Thompson. Enquire at No. $50 Baltimore
street ap224t'
fTT.A FOR RENT. -WAREHOUSE
#aiii No. los SMITHS WHARF.
7~=Ae.H1 STORE and CELLAR, No 80 PRATT STREET
FOR LEASE-BUILDING LOTS in Pennsylvania Az
enue, Walsh, Chatsworth, Townsend, Mosher and Ross
streets. 5. W. SMITH
ap22lw* SIS Park street
o. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
#9iii RENT.-The fine large HOUSE and GROUNDS At
s4e.s@ EUTAW the Hartford Road & miles from the
City limits, with abundant supply Ice Premises in
perfect repair Apply at once to
W. CARVEL HALL
ap22 2aw3w* So south Cav st.,
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~ -.,.l CrsHINGs BAILEY

ape st 262 Baltimore street, opposite Hanover
HNHlS lSTO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
IL scriber has obtained from Orphans Court of Bal
m0re City, letters estamenary the personal estate of
JOSEPH FAlNRE,d deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
or before the 18th day of October they
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate All
persons indebted to said requested to make
Immediate payment, Given under my hand this 2lst
day of april 1858
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For CouRr.-Thos. Gray, colored, was yesterday
arrested by officer Biggs on the charge of beating
and cutting the head of Robt. Smith, coored, with
sounding lead. Committed for court by Justice
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400 TRAILS DATES.
HUI 100 Bags FILBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS
20 Bags WALNUTS.
80 Bags ALMONDS
so Cases Fresh PRESERVED GINGER.
For sale by I CRoSRV G. GOV
@l'-- u Is Bowly's Wharf
Nil LEMON AND BERGAMOT
200 ~ For sale by J. CROSBY & son,
apZZ[1 10 Bowly's Wharf
SlClL4 AND CALABRIA LICORICE.
~ For sale by J. CROSBY son,
ap22t Is Bowly's Wharf
OSIN.
~ 75O Bbs Shipping Rosin adoat, for sale by
ap22-tf JAS. CORNER 4 SONS.
OSIN.
IN GOO Bbls Noss l and 2 Soap Rosn for sale by
ap22-tf JAS. CORNER SONS.
IT. l. DOR N G.
141 900 feet Pensacola Flooring Boards landing and
for sale by JAS. GUNNER SONS.
ap22f
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nUVALL & IGLEHART,
~ PRODUCE COMMISSION MER CHANTS
FOR OF
BACON, FLOUR, WHIsKEY,
TOBACCO, GRAIN, &c,
No 12S LIGHT STREET WHARF,
Corner of Conway street)
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nLD PAPERS FOR SALE,
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PEk HUNDRED Apply at this Office. ap20tf