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THE JOLLY MARINER,

THE JOLLY MARINER.
1t was jolly mariner
As ever hove log;
lie wore his trowsers wide and free,
And always ate his prog.
And blessed his eyes, in ssilor.wise,
And never shirked his grog.
Up spoke this jolly mariner,
Whilst walking up and down:
Tho briny sea has picked me,
And done me very brown;
But here goes, in these hero clo'ss,
A.cruising in this town !"
The nrst Of all the curious things
That chaneed his eye to meet.
As this vndaunted mariner
Went sailing up the street,
Was, tripping with little cane,
A dandy all complete.
lie stopped-that jolly mariner
And eyed tho stranger well:
"What that may be-" he said, say, he,
as more than eau tell;
But ne'er before. on sea or shore,
Was such heavy swell!
Ho met . lady in her hoops.
And thus she hoard hin hail;
"N,w blow m, isht! but tserss = light
t. mana 70 ia q gallo;
I never slw so small q eraN
Vita such . spread Of sail,
Observe the erAft before aud aft,-
Shed make . pretty prizs;'
And then, in that i.npsapsr way,
He sp,ke ab ,ut his eyos,
That mariners are won't to USE
In anger or surprise.
lie saw plumber on the roof.
Who made I. mighty din
~Shipmate, ahoyr tho rover criod,
81, makes . sailor grin
To see you copper -bot,omins
Your upper r-decks with tin"
lie met a yellow bearded man,
Aad asked about the way,
but no; . word could he make out
or what ths chap would say,
Uaicss he meant to calf him names
I,y screaming, "NiI fustay
Up spoke this jolly mariner,
And to this man s,id he.
II havea't .siicd these thirty Yeas
lyon the stormy sea,
To bear the shame Of such name
As have heard from thee
But soon the man arose,
lnd beat tav jolly mariner
Across his Jolly nose,
Till he Was fam, from very pain,
T. yield him TO the blows.
Twas then the jolly mariner.
A wreteh,d jolly tar,
Wished he vas in jJily boat
Upon tac ses aisr.
Or riding fast before the blast.
Upon a single spar.
Twas then the jolly mariner
Returned unto his ship.
Aal told aato the wondering crew
TIE story of hi. trip,
Vita maay oath, and euise,. too.
Cpon hs vic sci H.?
n hoping so 'hls mariner
II fearful ~ar " ra,susl-
Ill, tiaiIt m ,at sltscr,l, All
Hi, levard .cup2ct. i'nssi,
"A dou ilc curse. aud vastly vtss
Than bcias .ho, OF banged
T ct ae-an nee ,saia
,rra Ia us,h h. swort-
fcE e. : Al,
a. ,ss.-~E nor-,
t,ss a.. .uetuins- sent
A-s.Ga.t i. on TIC t+o.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-31

SotTn CAROLINA. Col. " illiaim II. GET
Was on the nth inst, elected CIV rnfr Ut
South Carolina FOR the term If two years, by
the legislature, on joint bsallot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-31

Fumes OF JOY. A man observed OF
his wife a, party las' evening that she
was beautiful. dutif4l, youthful. plenti'
full, end an o,mJul.-lNew Bedford
Mercury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-31

A Coon EIr.-Th, Congregational :
ist gets off the following good hit on the
Obserur which is too apropos to be
lost:
The Obse,rer mentions among the
great events Of 1853" D The re-
vival of religion, 1.-THE most extensive
and thorou,1 ever experienced in Amer
ica;" r. fhe triumph Of the American
Tracs. Society 1.-THE greatest moral VIC
tory II truth over error achieved since
the reformation unl.r Martin Luther. "
This language r, nia Is us o; an extract
which we once saw from III, diary OF a
qleint, bat mltter-of-f,ct farmer, whose
first two items un Ter the head Of loss ses S
for the year" were S follows:
/. \ wife. aged i2-dlpd suddenly O
sto p &c, Jan %.
Ia, old o,ster-ki,led by dog,
March 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-31

Special dispatches from wnshinst'S re-
port that the President dsnapds satisfaction
frum England for the visisat nNpf tho stc.ln,-
or washi,gttn. and viii aosl4 s Spscid mas-
sage oli tls s,hiaet n C,NItN f63sy. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-31

TREES AND HEDGES. Young orange
helyes, planted out last sprlrg, should
have deep farrow ploughed along side
ar them for complete surface drainage.
and if this furrow were c!e,ned out with
a hoe, all the better. We have else .
where stated that such he'd &c would do
we'll if planted over or within three or
four feet of tile drain which might 9th.
erwise be frozen and destroyed. Plough
iny two or three inches Of earth upon
the newly Set pl; nts. or those transplant
ID last spring, Will serve as an ettici, nj
winter protection.
Young fruit trees set out in autumn
shoul also have COOL surface drainage
they should also be tempo arily banked
about. to preven. the wind fro. loosen
Ing them; and the application Of a winte
mnlching Of short IN ,nure, for spadinS
in in spring, will enrich the ground and
protect it partially from freezing. But
this m,nure should not be placed in a
small circle about the foot Of the stem
where it can b. of little use, but should
be spread several feet wide in e"ery di
rection. 1t should be short and not
stra w manure, or the nice may hide un-
der it.
Taosc Who mulehc their young trees
with straw in SUNNI r should now remove
it. or tn, mice MY prove troublesome.
[Country G.ntleman Sept. 80.
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Tho st. Cr.ix river i y15set ~its NJ
and steam nts sish'ElrSM.E
, 1858-01-01
Notice.

Territory of Washington In the District Court ofthe
County Of Thurston. % Judicial District.
To JOiP l.. Butler;
You are hereby notified that 4. B. Cove, assignee
Of the Kendall Co, has filed complaint against you
in said court which will come on to be heard at the
first term Of the court, which shall commence more
than three months after the fourth day Of December
1851 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted.
er Judgment against you for the sum OF two hundred
nineteen dollars and eightyone cents for goods and
merchandise purchased Of the Kendall Co:
B. +. KENDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
OLYMPIA, Dec. |, ls57.-n2.3nl.
, 1858-01-01
THE PuaET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE

THE Present term Of this institution viii close on
Il Friday the 27th inst, and the Winter Term com
mence on the Monday following.
The Board Of Teachers viii consist Of
Rev. ISAAC DILLON, A. NJ, Principal.
Mr.. J. ARMSTRONG CAREY, Assistant
Miss EVELINE BABB, Preceptre8.
Il expected that the services Of a competent Pro
lessor Of Music on the Guitar, Melodeon and Piano
will be secured.
The course Of instruction adopted will be embraced
in three several departments: Primary, Scientific Gnd
Classical Those completing satisfactorily the course
Of study prescribed will he granted testimonials Of
the same by the board Of trustees.
commodous Boarding House, 10 the immediate
vicinity Of the school has been fitted up by Mr. Milas
Galaher, for the exclusive accommodation Of stu
dents from a distance.
Board o. dollars per week, payable in produce. stu.
dents furnishing their own bedding, towels, &c.
TERMS:
Primary Department, 90 90
Scientific, do g %
Classical. do 10 90
Music on Guitar, Melodeon and Piano, each, Is 90
Incidental expenses added .G
Olympia, Nov. IL. ls57.-tf.
, 1858-01-01
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
1850 From Rainier, Or. by Monticello. Wash Ter
Castle Rock, Cowltz, Highland Newacum
Grand Mound, and Sutter Creek, to Stella
COON City ITO miles and back, once week
Leave Rainier Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Steilacoom City next Friday by
pm;
Leave Steiacoom City Saturday at am;
Arrive at Rainier next Monday by 2 p m;
Bids to extend to Seattle, 80 miles further, will
be considered.
I275l From Vancouver, by Cascades to wascopum
Oregon, 95 miles and back, once in two
Leave Vancouver every other Wednesday at 10
am;
Arrive at Wascopum next Friday by II m;
Leave WascOpum every other Monday at am;
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by S am;
Bids for more frequent trips will be consd-
cred.
l2752 From CowlitZ to Boise Fort Prairie, Is miles
and back, once week.
Leave Cowlitz Thursday at I'm;
Arrive at Boise Fort Prairie by Ppm;
Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at ami;
Arrive at Cowlitz by pm;
l2753 From Oak Point by Boise Fort Prairie, to
Grand Mound, SO miles AMI back, once in two
weeks.
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at G m;
Arrive at Grand Mound next day by pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday
at Gam;
1854 From Olympia, by Eatons and Yelm Prairie,
to Fort Montgomery, 40 miles and back, once
in two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday at am;
Arrive at Fort Montgomery by IN;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday
at am;
Arrive at Olympia by pm.
l2755 From Olympia by Bruceport, Oystcrville, Che
nook and Pacific City, to Astoria, Oregon once
in two weeks and back to Chenook, and once
a week the residue.
Bidders to state distance and schedule of arri-
vals and departures.
Proposals to run the entire route once week
are invited.
l275G From Olympia, by Arcadia to Oakland, and
back once week.
Bidders to state distance aud schedule Of arri-
walls and departures.
, 1858-01-01
YOUNG AMERICA
.F 4 E L I'D i! !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
MIR. A. ROSENHEIM,
Next Door 10 Wells Fargo & Cos. Express Office,

AeXl DOOR 10 Wells Fargo 4 C0S. Express Ulllce,
d DESPECTFULLY SOLICITS THE PUBLIC IN
IL general to call and examine his new stock OF
Fashionable Clothing, recently puprchased in San
Francisco and has taken great in selecting them.
As have been in the business for many years Hat
ter myself to say that am fully experienced in this
line consequently, have the honor to say that can
suit all that wish to give me call, account Of my
stock being selected in the manner as follows:
In the first place would like to mention about my
fine and beautiful stock of coats, such as
fine black Frock Dress coats,
- black Cloth Over coats,
black Business coats,
blue Business coats,
black Velvet coats,
&" fancy Cashmere coats,
heavy Petersham Sack coats,
brown and light drab coats,
pilot cloth blue and black coats
double coats which can be worn on both sides,
black, blue and other sorts Of talmas or cloaks,
monkey or pea jackets Of different qualities,
India rubber coats, white and black, also leggings
and pants
all sorts of every day coats, to suit the working
class
PANTS.
fine black doe skin pants,
e grey mixed pants
" fancy pants,
g plaided pants,
plain pants,
blue pants.
VESTS.
black velvet, plain, latest style,
% velvet, fancy, latest STYLE
=" satin, single and double breasted,
" blue and brown cloth, double breasted,
fine white Marsaile, for balls,
large variety OF every day vests
BOOTS.
fine French calf, sewed, r
American calf, sewed,
heavy kip, pegged,
kip, Nailed
kip, stOgies,
calf stogies.
SHOES
fine heavy brogans
q sewed and pegged calf shoes,
UNDER GARMENTS,
fine white Merino under-shrts,
% white Merino drawers,
" silk under sh rts and drawers,
silk stockings,
grey mixed and white Merino hose,
blue grey and red over-shirts,
black and white kid gloves,
thread and cotton gloves,
buckskin, first quality,
riding gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen,
woollen and Merino gloves,
black, plain and fancy neck handkerchefs.
SHIRTS
fine white broad pleats, latest style
white broad peats, with cuffs to wear studs,
white narrow peats
fancy and striped shirts.
BLANKETS.
red white md blue; also, comforters to spread
over beds.
HATS.
fine beaver, black,
q" drab and brown,
whole variety of different kinds,
ladies' and gentlemens' India rubber over-shoes.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Such as combs, scissors, knives, &c. besides some
other small articles too numerous to mention. Also,
travelling trunks, yaces and carpet bags, fine lot OF
Ladies and Misses shoes and bOotees.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Of the best brands. Any person that wishes to enjoy
the pleasant scent Of pure Havana Cigar please try
mine. Natural Leaf Virginia Chewing Tobacco -
Smoking Tobacco, different brands.
Call and examine for yourselves, and be convinced
Of the above facts.
A. RosENHEIM.
December IL, ls57.-n4Iy.
, 1858-01-01
81 FORWARDING, a
Storage 4 Commission

INHE undersigned having erected at Port Town
l. send, Washington Territory, large and commo-
dous warehouse well adapted TO the storage Of grain
merchandise freight etc. intended for transportation
up or down the coast, awaiting the necessary
Of conveyance would inform the shippers and traders
Of the Sound that they are now prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being extensively engaged in the business of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners Of or agents
for most of the coastng vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock and grain as may be entrusted to
them to any point on the Sound or Straits Vancou-
yer's Island or elsewhere may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
Patronage respectfully solicited For further infor-
nation address the Undersigned
Z. S. FOWLER & co.
Port Townsend Aug. II, 1851 nO39.u.
, 1858-01-01
Faugh au BaIIagh.

THE UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
ment with the North Olympia NH for constant sup
ply Of assorted Lumber, which we will be happy Z
sell in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Orders hle
with despatch, and delivered at any place desired.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
MITCHELL & STUART.
Olympia, Nay 8, 1857. [n2l-tE
, 1858-01-01
LOST,

ON the 18th inst, in or about the town of Olympia
" two notes of hand. one drawn by b. c. Arm
strong on the eleventh day of March, 1854 for fou
hundred and fifteen dollars, and payable to Carmen
c. Cox, or order. The other on or about the 18th
April, signed by A. J. Baldwin, and payable to c
Crosby, or order, for two hundred and twentyeight
dollars. Any one finding said notes will be literally
rewarded by leaving them with C. Crosby
Tumwatcr, 22d Dec, 1857.
, 1858-01-01
Lettings of Mail Contracts.

PROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the Uni
L ted States from the lst of July ISIS, to the st
of July lSG2, on the following routes in the Terroy
Of WASHINGTON, will be received at the Contract
Offices the Department until ., a. m., Of the 18th
day Of March next, to be decided by the I'D Of the
same month.
, 1858-01-01

TNDIGO-Madder. Ext LogwoOd. Copperas, Amat
TO and Hair Coloing Stufl, constantly on hand, Al
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1858-01-01
(signed.)
GUARANTEE.
State Of.

The undersigned residing at -, State Of
undertake that if the foregoing bid for carrying the
mai on route No. - be accepted by the Postmas.
er General the bidder shall prior to the LIST day Of
August, 1858, enter into the required obligation
, 1858-01-01
SCRIP MOTICE.

A divers pieces OF I" scrip" are now remaining In
"A my office, belonging 10 persons whose post ollce
address do not know all such persons are notified
that by addressing note to the Undersigned, giving
their place Of residence post Office address, win have
their scrip forwarded to them Immediately.
wa. W. MILE
Q. N. 4 Com. Gen.
Olympia, July IL, 1857. noSltf.
, 1858-01-01
AdministratOr,s Notice.

+ ETTERS of Administration of Christian Giasy.
II late Of Chehalis county, Washington Territory,
granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of Chehllis county on the sth OF September, 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are therefore
requested to make immediate payment and all per.
having claims against the same are required to
present them for settlement within one year from date.
JOHN GIESY, Administrator.
Dec. 1, 1851 n24w.
, 1858-01-01

Administrators NOticc.
I ETTERS Of AdmintIaton on the Estate of James
IL X. Hurd, late of Thurston county Washington
Territory were granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of said county, on the llth December
1857. All persons indebted 10 said estate are there
fore requested to make immediate payment and all
persons having claims against tie same are requested
to present the same within onGyear from date.
CHARLES L. WEED, Admir-
Olympia Dec. IL, ls57.-n34w.
, 1858-01-01
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the undersigned has obtained
Letters Of Administration from the Probate Court
Of Island county, W. T.. upon the estate Of Isaac n
Ebey, dec d. late OF said county bearing date Octo
Der 5th, 1851. All persons who are indebted to said
estate, therefore requested to come forward and
make immediate payment; and all persons having
claims against the estate, are required to present
them for adjustment TO the undersigned at his resi-.
dence in Island county, W. T.. with the nece ssary
vouchers within one year from the date hereof.
W s. EBEY, Admir-.
October, l6 1851. nt7 q.
, 1858-01-01
NOTICE.

THE Annual meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF
l. the Puget Sound Wesleyan Institute will be held
on Monday evening, Jan. 4th, at O'Clock, at the
Methodist Church.
Officers are to be elected and other important bus
ness transacted.
WM. WRIGHT,
Secretary
Olympia, Dec. 24th, 1851.
, 1858-01-01

lINHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
necton with, and as part Of the Washington
Hotel" a large two story building-20 by 60 feet
by which he is enabled 70 provide the travelling public
with a larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
excelenty ventilated apartments than can be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability In accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN
ty-hve private ooms-(eXclusiye Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, Of
parlors
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor, and having thus
enlarged upon his former business, lie feels confident
be render the sojOurn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared tc
set his table as well as any In like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished TO such as may desire
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment
which will be amply Supplied with forage for the ac
cOmmOdation of animals Of the travelling public.
A share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 n2ly
, 1858-01-01

. This proposal is made with full knowledge Of the
distance Of the route the weight Of the mail u be
carried, and all other particulars in reference to the
route and service and also after careful examination
Of the laws and instructions attached to the advertise
ment.
Dated
, 1858-01-01
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

-, propose to convey the mails OF the United
States from July l. 1858, to June 80, lS62 on route
No. -, from - To -, agreeably to the
advertisement Of the Postmaster General dated Oct
22, 1851 and by the following mode of conveyance
viz:
, 1858-01-01
NURSERY NOTICE.

THE undersigned gratefll for the liberal patronage
he has received heretofore, would respectfully 10
form his friends and former patrons that be has great
ly increased his Nursery and Is prepared to supply
trees to order from TO four years growth and from
one to ten feet high.
Shrubery in variety.
N. D. Catalogues Of fruit trees can lie had by ap
plying by post paid letters to
HUGH PATTISON,
Washington Plains, Pierce County, VS.
Oct. 9th, ls57.-n49-Sm. 81
, 1858-01-01
The PUGET MILL co.

CONTINUE to furnish cargOes OF sawed lumber
Trough or dressed, hewn timber masts and spars, TO
order at short notice. at their steam mill at Tee
kalet, Hoods Canal) T.
Ship, and Maehinst work and Backsmithing done
ALSO at short notice. They have good wharf and
other convenenees not TO be found al auy other point
on the Sound.
j. P. KELLER, Ags1t,
Teekalet.
A.JlPOPE,
San Francisco.
Teekalet Oct. %, '55 ss6 ..
sf<zefN
Sandwich FEktnds Produce,
A Nd a general assortment Of provisions &C., may
Abe found at the store Of the Puget Mill Co., at Tee
kalet Hoods Canal. Applyto
Oct. %. ls55-7ly.
, 1858-01-01

SARSAPARILLA-Sand's Townsend's, Gugrott's
- Yellow Dock and GraefIenbergs Sarsaparilla foI
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-01-01
DISSOLUTION.

SMOKING TOBACCO-A Superior article, to be
- found at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-01-01

contract to perform the service proposed with good
and sufficient suretles.
This we do understanding distinctly The obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 27th
section OF the act of Congress Of July . 1886.
(Sgncd by two guaantors.)
, 1858-01-01

certihes, under his oath Of office, that he is az
quainted with the above guarantors, and knows theG
to be men of property and able u make good tn
guarantee
Dated
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Tobacco GEanuGactorY


4f6 E5 COLLEGE ST tEBT,
TTlS uow ready for Factory 200 boxes OF Man
II lfsctured Tobacco boxes 90 50, and 100 End Il
p0lnd each 70 views Of the trade St from Is 20
IS per pounds all which ne viii sell al wholesale 20
The tr de, a. prices shat cannot fail 70 please.
Merchants waiting HCgGrsd Tobacco, requested
% call aud examine for themselves. Also,
Two HUEDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, viii be sold 5y or thousand a. less
price than ever sold in this CITY before.
EOLLsD TWIST AND ggr TOBACCO in great variety
a-r r4rv Ia n.y.. Ia-t.
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SOME THING 10 WEAR al
ROY Sc & ELFEkSON.
ID 7 a suiaI "a vance on puus ,0-s--
II UyorcOags aE FsTy low pucess
Business Coats OI every variety,
Dress 4 krOCk COaus 10 Ile timex
pRULzlJOEs and Yssl8 of every grade
BOy'ssld Youths CiO.hng a. vsT5 lOE Drlcoa.
shirts ana UnueT Clothing 81 all Eiuds:
TOGETHER
With every description Of Furnishing Goods at the very
wels DTicsu- dsct 30
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PIANO FURTES,
Looking GLASSES, &C

WYE have nov IN store tine stock Of lEzF=sIgrs
w Fanos Melgaeuus, Bdov Shades
Arusts b a,eTIas &c, ana aTs si.ii Lls1Elsc 81
turIup Ins,Ce Blinds, ard s Kinds % GIl
W-Orfs-bave recently added largely 90 our stock OF
ORNAMENTS EDtz MIRRORS, &c
9, q word We iatgn1 rr KEEP Up NIIh IuE TIMES
please cur customer 90 DucE thaL TO Palro1so HOAi
IpEtsad ot ssnoluR a.. tJlu -- --
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



yTNGE GEsstCsntral Route ooaHeehag the AaEueoilal
4 WtnM sstsfn Northwestern, and r5uhWos sa-eis
y continuous Railway direct This Tosd also coHnecs
II rPsonrg with daily line Of Steamers 70 al ports on
ne "ostsru Aivsrs and a. Cleveland and Ssrdusy VIII
Steamers tOail ports on tie Northwestern LEssi making
the most G9Tect cha1gest end rsgjG5s reEs b. W0lCl
eBElGAT can be forwarded and from tie GFss test
Eatss oetwssR Phiadslphis and PitI55UrE:
10 80 F5I Fs5s-s - 9Os per IooR
SECOND CLASS-Bs0Es snd SsstiOnsry,
Dry 600ds (IR 5aiss,) Hardware Lea $T5e par I89A
thsr, &c. ss.s.--..-..
aIRD CllASS.-AnTils, ,HsggirE, bacon, sr----,,,
and PORK On baIk,l d8-np asc....... ''9 F1- A'9-
FOUKTH CLASS.-O9Eee, tis2, bacon, 70 --.,.-
and PORK tpacked,) Lard apd Lard Oil wv ~ 4'"A
Bogr-$l 90, per b5LuDt,l iurtae- noues.
Gran--&l c.s. per LOO IDS. uns iurtnes a0sice,
COEt0n&2 per BALE notaEcssoHg so lbs. Weigh Eus
urJaar n0ti2-.
E- In chipping Goods tr0rl EBy point Esss Of Phils
!eThia, be PsTtcuer 10 alGyk package So PqdGai54
fEisr9aG All Goods consigned 10 the Egsnts OF Jhis
ou5 81 Philadelphia or PIt5solEg will be forwarded With
jrt detention.
FRBIe9T AsHSTs.-HarEis, W0Fmle7 & Co., Memphis
teunessss; b ,. sass &C.. ST. Louis; J, S. Mitchell
Carter 5eWstI Louisville hy.; o. Msdruni Madison
iBdans SpFgman Brown, aud Irwin s Co, Cincinnati
3, ". 0ra1nu5 Co., ZaEgsviIe, Ohio, Leach q Co. SO
S. Eby street BOsson; Lgech Co. AstoT HOusr, New
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