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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
For Sale.

VI,AT valuable business stand 90 Market street al
i toning the Warehouse of A. Hamilton, now o.ea'
ped by Conley as a clothing store, one IT the best
stands in the city for any reiaA establishment fc1
very moderate. Apply %
Nov a. '. -. iiSiNiEl-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

VVyHAT valuable Dwelling the corner u Cedar and
II Summer streets. The lot fronis % fest fhs
Dwelling Is large and eommodiaus, AMI there y nnS
once on the lot II OF the most desirable ioes
tious In the city. Apply 70 -
Sept I'LL A.S. n LSpriEf'
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Bank of Nashville.

T HAVE for sale a large amount OF property which
Will sell for Notes OF the Bank Of Nashville or crr
tined checks on at the prices that have always
asked for the property.
sept 2q-l. A. v :. IINfrdlN.
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Shelton's Marble Works
Fer Rent or Sale.

A N elegant suburban rezfdeEre oa tbs ssath :.
~ era boundary Of the ely, situated IN tue 60
eeatFs Of four lot, the ffuni q waieh y fl
highly oFnAnientsd with esergrecns, shade and iran
trv-s at choke varieties also contains Vegetable
gATd.n Lsase newly faere.i aud painted, ana even
tang ia conflcts Fvl2H.
la addition the dwelling there srrvssts hoase,
stabe carriage aud Lotse- There = also large
cislefn, eaabe Of Containing $40 bArfels u water
The house . sIninenes, commanding sxten
and picturesque yiaw The property viii be sold
price suitable 10 the tmes renisd 10 eaeefei
tenant Apply 10
mise so A. v. 4 I1SfSIEr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
NHTE are now in receipt of the extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties ever brought TO this market They
are ali of the growth of 1857, and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. Landreth K Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withersheld, &c.
Risley's, Fredona, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitous distribution. Call and get
In addition 10 the above, have large supply Of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house OF Johnson
Robbins X Co., 1000 Papers Of Flower Seeds. The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assort
ment from which 10 make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city
RAINS 4 BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
jan13-H Opposite the Market House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

A Valuable business Lot for Sale.
T AN now oferng for sale that valuable Lot on Mar
kss street adjoinng the of Morris 4 Matthew'S
The Lot fronts Sc feet Market and runs back io7 feet
towards Front street.
Il would make one Of the best stands for wholesale
GROCERY store in the city For terms apply 10
sspt 10 A.v s. LRDSIEY.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,
For Rent.

For Kent.
TWO handsome and comfortable BRICK -
i DWELLINGS, Nos. and Claibornes GassH
Row These houses and well finish llEfz3
cd; the rooms Of good size, with high ceilings
the houses well ventilated IiydTant water in the lots
and the occupants have the privilege of the Free
schools and the right educate their children without
charge. Claiborne's Omnibus runs regularly every
hour these houses the square, at the low price
OF cents. Apply TO
A. v. :. IINDSIEY,
pec diff T. r. GI.ASCOCk.
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CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of walnut and Front streets
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and WillOW-Ware, Paper
Cordage, RoOnng Material, &c.
Wood Mare.

wood W are.
200 pkgs cOlored Buckets; Pas doz. band boxes;
$50 dozen bail boxes; 200 - Hamcs;
200 nests Tubs painted: II 200 zinc Wash Boards;
a15 dozen vanished aud II S 900 Plow Handles;
three hoop Buckets; 20 nests white pine TUBS;
81 900 broom handles lbs 900 fishing Poles;
IT doz " T. cedar Buckcts3OO assorted Liquor Kegs
200 Tar Cans: 10 doZ r. II. cedar Cans;
800 pkgs half bush. mea's rs " nest hNs, varnish'
IS doz. pine churns, astd I20O . painted Tubs and
IS " b. B. cedar g keclers;
100 nests white cedar tubs l25 doz well buck ast'd
Basket Ware.
200 willow Wagons comm 100 nts Germ markt b KITS;
40 extra; 80 - Clothes %
300 Carts common 400 dcz Feed Baskets, in
500 ex. fall tops; store and 10 arrive;
A., rs Empire Cabs; 200 dOz assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets:
200 extra 25 doz chldren's Rattan
$50 doz Willow and Rattan and Willow Chairs
Pick Baskets; duz ast'd Office Chars
Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for summer;
Also, Clohe Hampers; imported Fancy Baskets;
Work, Fruit and Flower stands. Also, Willow work
made TO order.
Fancy Goods.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 " asst'd shoe brushes so Jute BARK and skele-
loo ex. scrub - ton Mats;
Is Rocking Horses; 25 doz Toy Air Pistols.
Cordage, Twines, &c.
100 coils a and !. inch Manila Rope, 500 feet;
10 " "a TO inch " g $40 @
$50 " =, u To inch g I" assorted
rs reels bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Red Cord.
100 doz Hemp BED Cords; 100 bales Carpet CHAIN
900 lbs broom TIVE hemp1 500 lbs. Wool Irvine;
500 ~ flax I" 500 o Seine Irvine;
Il bales Batting; 81 reels Hemp Packing;
rs Wicking; IS coils tarred Rope;
so - Wrapping Irvine; $50 g Jutc Rope.
Paper.
1900 bundles Frund) Tnserman's Wrapping Paper;
500 M"gregoTs -
1000 reams Lock land ."
l5n reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IFS Ham Z" 10 - Batting 1"
5. 900 lbs roofing dry lie 600 lbs. roohg, satur I'd
Candles, &c.
Star Candies Lard Oil, Opal Candies Stearine Can
dies, starch German Soap, &c.
Iron Hound Kegs.
A full stock Of Iron bound Kegs, assorted sizes for
Druggists and Liquor dealers use, constantly on
hand.
Ghurns.
Pine Churns, Is, 20, ." aud - inches;
Cedar - lS, rs, 20, and - -
Brass Hoop Churns, 10, is, 20, and 80 inches;
Rcd Cedar - 10, IL, 20, and -
Painted 20, -, and II
Farrell Is, ~, 20, and % %
Hames.
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue Hames;
Steam bent Top and Plank Top
For aac by -. NJ. JARRETT,
myl4 Corner Walnut and Front strc''ts,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dfrectfons
Pennsylvania Railroad.

ssz ss - 81
VIE undersigned authorized to issue bills Of laa
Il ing for the delivery of freight through 20 ali tbe
Tt<ain tiiit.' by the way Of PlTTSBURG and tho
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1t is scarcely necesss
~ u aude 10 the wcliestabshed reputation of The
7, n Tor regularity and speed and shippers viii
eA"ly appreciate the convenience Of having the faeIl
ny oil through Tin IF Ltdinq a, 6rel roe withou,
charges ON the way. For further Information Rpplv
- n. u. IICkFY,
mug
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LEATHER BETTING

, 000 FEET on hand, Of all sizes, from two TO
o.OOO twelve inches wide. An extra lot of
strong Face Leather; 10 all Of which invite the at
tentinn OF all planters and machinesi 10 the aboy.
Articles which will he sold the best terms for ca h
streets. - 'N 81
JAh25 r. r. CUTTER
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Wbolesale Oroffrifs.
. NOEL S co.,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
And Dealers In
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars. e--,..-
100 hhds. fair to choice SUI bxs. Havana Sugar;
gar; rs bbIs Loaf Sugar. q
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 Z" powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
coo bags Rio Coffee; rs bags Iaguyra Coffee:
100 bags Java Coffee;
Liquors.
400 bbls. Pixies Whisky; 30 do. Fine Brandies;
aeo p Mfit 90 Is bbs' American ! Brandy;
$50 box. super old Brandy; Is q Gin;
rs bbls y bbIs Cherry so q Walkers sup. Ale;
Brandy; so boxes ST. John g Caret
Is barrels superior Port Wine;
rs bbls Smiths Reserve Wine, assorted: =
Whisky; 80 boxes Champagne e.
so bbls pure Rye do; der.
80 do. Aonongahela do;
Tobacco.
rs boxes E s Powel's To- 200 boxes Jack Falstan
20 boxes Southern Belle so bxs. Com. Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is I" Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
10000 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Ggrs;
600 Josephine Cigars; 10000 Brands, assorted
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles Of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, Tailow, Flour,
BeeswaX, White Beans Meal
Ginseng, Feas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed, Eggs Peach brandy
Wheat Butter Annie Brandy
Rye, Rags Pink Root
Oats, Tar Coperage
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Miett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy %
Dried Apples, Rope Herds Grass
Wool Piow Lines Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes, &c, &c., &c.
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well TO call when they visit the
city. June 2s-tf
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miscellaneous.
BENZ. L. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF FURNITURE, COOKING
IL UTENSILS, CARPkIINGS, &c, every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF Dry Goods, Clothing and
N Varieties, each Wednesday and Friday evening At
early Gas Light, by
Jan. I'll BENJ. +. SHIELDS.
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Hats and Cans for Men. Eovs and ChiIdre,

| HAVE received direct from the man
~ uiactories, all the latest STYLES Of Winter go
"a and Spring HATS and CAPS, consisting 50
- IN part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats az
All qualities Also, a full assortment OF mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms Tor cash, 10 punctuaI dealers
- B. r. CUTTER
No SO and SO. cor, Of Broadway and College SITS.
JIn-o Nashville, Tenn.
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miscellaneous.

CHEAP SOLE-LEATHE
ID a c. ANDERSON, Nos. IS and ~ College street.
have in store and for sale, heavy 10, Of excel
lent Oak Tanned sole Leather at IS cents per pound
Call Il you wish bargains any kind Of leather
+. 4 C. ANDERSON,
Mes. 40 aud a. College street,
janl2-d few doors from Broad
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Pennsylvania nuekwheas.
r N SACKS Baskwheat Flour, Just recelse4 en- eon,
~ sgsmsas aad teg sale b.
jAa2o u. u. uiuAhf-
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II. c. McNAIRY g. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS j. KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in store an unusually large and
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
OF every description, and we are prepared to offer
greater inducements To wishing articles In our
line than it has ever been pleasure TO do. Our
stock both as quality and variety, viii compare
with any in the country and our prices shall be as low
IL In possible them TO be. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do we'll TO give our stock early
and thorough examination, we feel wecan make il Tn
their interests We would call the attention of the
buyers particularly TO the following departments in
business:
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To all the Eastern cites. 49,

To all the Eastern Cities.
r. A. NJ Lightning Express through D. Columbus and
" Cleveland without change of cars. so f. N. I've
ming kNrrcsS through 70 BeaT and rittsburg without
change of cars.
Pour raily Trains.
FIRST TRATN.-C1eycIana, TtIisbufg Sieubenvills
and Wheeling Lighting ExFfcss-lcsves Cincinnati at
O'Clock A. NJ, Tor all te Eastern cities also Spring
lcld.
This stops between Cincinnati and Column bus at
LnvelsnG, Morrow, S-nia aud London only.
Sk1OND 1kAlN--llrvnla.2a Express Aai-Ieavcs
Cincinnati at 40 A. A. fog nnukirk Buffalo New York
Boston, &c, Wheeling, baltimore fhiladeiphA, Wash
ingtun Cty.
Thls train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN. -Acoomgnotaton-Ieave Cnrfnuati
ai i:40 7. u. for Springfield and Columbus
This train also makes connections for Wilmington
Lancaster and Znesvhle Tins train stops ali points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
fOJklH iftAiN.--tleyeland, l1tisburg and Wheel
ing Night ExisFos-ieayes Cincinnati AT $50 clock
y. NJ. for all tie Eastern cities.
THIS train stops a. all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
No train Sundays
rraas run b. Columbus tIme-seyen minutes faster
than 0neinnAtl time.
Fer Through Tickets
And all Information Cincinnati please Apply al the
Little Miami and Cevingtu.i and Lexington Office Ne
Burnett H5Isc lla Once south --ast corner
Broadwsy sne Trout, opposite sIeaeer House. or a
she Eastern ncIoI
J. DURANn, Superintendent.
L. T. FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
THE oNNTBUs IINF calls for Messengers At all IN.
principal hotels for each every train Ry leaving
directions rIieg q the sic.c efces will call for
passengers in all Iarus of the eiiy, without fail
Nov. Is. " p. NCGGiFS Conductor.
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Boys, Youths and Chi,drens,

ENNE Calf Boots, BroGans and Oxford Ties;
Il Mems Boys aud Youths Brogans and
Boots OF the best quality and extra sizes made .x
pressly to order and for good service For sale by
Jhii-o b. X. CUTTER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s, 1855
PREACHER TURNED POLITICIAN.

PREACHER TURNED POLITICIAN.
We observe that the Democracy Of the sixth
Congressional Dis,ric; have Nominated Mr.
Wm. Howard, of Batavia, for Cougt
The announcement OF his nam1 recalls 30 lHjnd
an anecdote.
Years ago Mr.. Howard occupied the hon.
orable Office of Methodist preacher. How
he ever got into the sacred desk, dcpDuent
saith not, bu, somehow or other Howard goL
to lie a Methodist preacher His mlnistrn-
tions were not very highly esteemed, but that
wasr't bis faul,--he did the best he could
Howard got ambitious, however, and wanted
to be thought very smart man. How to
produce an Impression among bis brethreh
was the question.
At last he devised en- expedi"nt, which ne
thought could not possibly fail him
He was apported to preach al Quarterly
Meeting and he determined to dazzle his mao
isterial brethern with SUCH u display ot et"-
ouence that bis position would ever after
wards be secured. To this end be took the
very prudent precaution OF getung anU;Def
man to write bis sermon tor HIM, ana ~
looking about him for suitable p'rson, ne
could think of no one better quai!hed tha"
the old DEM cratic champion Ion IL im'F.--
Now Tom could write q splendid speech
there was 90 manner OF doubt ABOUT thai
but the quantity of religion be could &c; 'ntn
it was like the da.key's piety alter TIC thnr-
der storm was over, shy on.sait o -
Nevertheless Howard asked lamer 70 write
his sermon. and the latter very tlandiy coy
scented. In due time the sermOD wa5 pre-
pared and Howard set about ''gett'TG Ii by
heart" 1t was elOquently written as every
thing that uamsr tried himself Oh was, and
Howard was SO completely Carried away ~
the sounding words, and high flown hCufeS
that be never noticed uhGt they meant.
At last the cventiul day came. Howard,
fully loaded With bis sermon, aud ready 20 ga
of at half coek, mounted the pulpit and fired
away. Before be bad delivered d z'n sell
fences futtering and buzz'ng commented
among his audience, aud long ere he n"1
finished. blank dismay was depicted on every
countenance. The ministers were called
together as soon as the sermon was over, aad
poor Howard instead OF receiving lnc con
graduation he was expecting. va. summUh'd
to answer the charge Of herssy. Lie was per
fecty astounded, aud Indignantly denied INC
charge; but his sermon was at once cai'ea
for, and it was clearly shown from the "ei
thumbed manuscript that he had teen
preaching the most objectionable torm Q,
Unitariaplsm, aud other doctrines considered
by Methodists as almost a. rad as downright
infdelity. Howard did not krow what to say,
the sermon was evidently toll CT all manner
of heresies --aUd the only eXcnSe hc c"u' q
offer wac hut he did not kno~ arg tet'e.--
The conference tbCugt that Toe excuse "ou4u
hardly pass muster, when coming iiun a
preacher, and he was accordingly turned oai
oil church.
lie at once plunged into law, after while
turned up 10 the Legls!aSure;--ard COW
wants to 20 to Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06
JOHN CHlNAMA

TIE WAY lie FIGHTs--A correspondent
writes:
have seen the arms used by the Chinese
in the fight at the stCrDiibg Oi The ports a.
the mouth of the Pei-llo. The first sight o!
them shows the utter heiplessness {! tbs vast
Empire If $50 900 900 Of population, Nhea 1t
comes into contact with EurUpcan scierce
and arms, and discipline, on the bat;i heit
They remind NE Ot the scenes o. nay boy h"od
when al the lads of my country 'iilese were
armed with wooden gGns, tuInishcG with
wooden locks and fins, which could snap /!
they could not fire. They are lsnOr"ni c jhe
rifle, the percussion cap, aud even OF tic L!nt,
once used in lis place. Tie gao Is d u,alcl-
lock, aud of such formidable d.mensIohs and
weight, as to need wheels to carry IT instc"d
of their own shoulders. IL almost Po.s'-
BILE to raise and level it, such Is its w,lgh';
and often another mau, kreeiiDg neiore 81
who loads and fires, bears the "nd CT the gun,
upon bis shoulder, il the happy co"scaoGeUess
that il toe enemy chooses to xiii i'im instc"u
of the soldier at the other cad OF the gun, he
js Innocent Of any mans blood, ami c"u'd not
but be. And those matchiCck:. ihFy are
worthy of u place in any antiquarian museum.
Amos: would the Old Knights lempiar ct
Malta start up again, shcuiu tnese ui"''o
lock guns lie placed in the gallery Decade
their armor. The mac.chlock III eumher-
someness is fairly il keeping with The barrel
and stock; some iUflau III bic material ,"hch
is kent burning, taking the II"ce ct Hut
in q common gun, and com,re down Ike the
tail of comet when tie tedious process oi
loading is completed. Tten there l. the spear
not to be u.sd by the haudln fight, but s. rnder
and armed with an iron point, AID fired with
rockets. Then comes the battle axe. rot hei-
w, and easily yielded by the band. but useless
except in close contact, ard then lcw''iess
compared with the sword aud the bayoGct.-
Their cannon are either SUNK In tho earth.
aud permaneptiy level, d. or ese mcun'ed
on carriages which provide fer TO elevation.
or depression of the guns, or else make 1t :"
slow and difficult that after all the carnagp
is useless. In the attack On the forts, on, OF
the steam gunboats came within range a. IN"
guns, and receired several shoie. ' cry.
strangely and unlike soldier and gentle
man, as John ChinamaH shongft tic Euehs''.
man did not chose 10 remsiu III range, ard
presto! with puff OF steam was out o. VIC
reach OF their guns thurga almost '"ucn!i =
their nOZz!es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

I INVITE CITIZENS aud strangers 10 cal
ct nv maruiactory No lil. hr- rer'
between Washington ard -. Asa b s'r"1'' and
exam ne uy large and harceosne assoiir'"' Z"
SADpLFRY GOODS as ia not iat'"t 10 hr
surpassed III NY line OF business. t.! any ''n''
city have OH hand, a!sJ ant da"y mantle
turing a. iiuc and superior =" assortment as
can BE- found ~ any al jnr Northern cafe"
Ny stock comprises a. erea; Na'is'y a. '4i
be found in any other house. CONSISTING -! 4 n.
NESS. OF all kinds iIor the hup gull WORK
down 10 the dray. cart, and Tlow Harr">s-
TRUNKS Of every Kind, me SOLE LEA =.
Err. Siee Spring iron frame Ladie> ] TRUNKS
AND BONNET BONES, and all other kinds
down to the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES, BRIDES, MARTlNG AhE>, V HIPS
&c, as fine as the hnesi; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE GOV
Frs, CARPET BAGS, EALi'fs, &c Nc, q
all kinds. Call and see tor yourselves.
Thankful tor the very liberal ra;r"n"se het"'
totore extended. solicit a conuhu"Lc. ot '"t
same, and peGge myself 10 spare 10 pans l'
give satisfaction All GOODS warranted 10 n,
as represented. WIN. +. pAI'OEAl l.
oct S1-tt
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GROCERIES, &C.
| Ill NcNEIGU & son

y
i.Succeytors 10 .KcTeigh IL Chamberlain
PRINCE STREET wHAaF, ALEXANDRIA,
4 RE- Now RECEIVING. per Schrs. Arctic
~ Statesman. Marietta Burr, and Embark
from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS
WINES. TOBACCO. SEGARS, &c, &c, com
prIs,ng a very general and desirable assortment
which they viii sell for cash, or TO prompt dea
ieg> al small advance
As hnds Muscoy ado, \. Orleans and ST. Croix
Sugars
lO5 bbs. Crashed Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee 90
Il boxes Double Refined Loaf do
2j hhds Muscovado Molasses
IS bbls. New Orleans do
rs do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 DO MaIicalbo Laguyra, Java Il Santos do
IS hall chests Gunpowder, Imperial and OlOns
Teas, (rom medium 10 strictly prince
500 lbs Manila aud Madras Indigo
50 bags Grain Pepper
20 30 Pimento
10 rierces fresh Rice
~ tierceS Cider Vinegar
50 mats tasSla
rs boxes Rosin and Toilet Soap
10 10 Adam and Solar Sperm Candles
100 do Mould do
Is casks Sup Carb Soda
% boxes ID. papers
lUy coils JeIe, Lealing Line, and Bed Cord Rope
100 doz Painted Pals: Is nests do Tubs
200 leams Double and Single Wrapping Paper
= do Ruled Letter and Cap do
100 boxes = y and 10 =: Z Window Glass
5 bbs fresh Putt 200 bags Shot
80 kegs Sporting ana Blasting Powder
1000 b., Bar Lead bbis. Alum; bbls Cop.
peIas casks Epson Sails; IS kegs White
Lead; ~ kegs >aItpetre; bales Almonds; 8
bales Pecan Nuts; do FIIberts; So boxes fresh
Rarsins; s boxes CASTLE Soap; 50 boxes Starch;
~ boxes MaccaronI; 800 doz Mason's Backing;
| case LACK Ink; - boxes Mustard bales
Gloves; rs boxes Extract Logwood; 5 bags
Race Ginger; 70 boxes Ground Ginger; 20 boxes
Ground Pepper; ~ sacks Dairy Salt; ~ boxes
Birthstone sep9
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HATS, caps, BONNET, &C.

DONNETS. RIBBuN.> Ahl.5..
u FLOWERS Aso NILL.Ahhl y
GFNERALLY-JOHN T. E|-iNl, y. l.,
received splendid assor'm'"' o. w.
the above line which. 10 a'."y i''''
prtee, cannot he surpassed By a.; go. .r-
south OF New York. His a,,oi. n.'i.
BONNETS, OF toe latest AM "o,. 81 .sg
styles; RIBBONS. OF all grace. S'- .'...
CiAL FLOWERS and RtCHh> y, ~.
riety. he is also msnUisc''"i2 % 49,.
Of every description, and ~ s.'.'' w.
not TO be surpassed H. ,o"'..' d" '-
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