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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, /
City Of New Orleans, March 8, 1859.
+ No. 1890. 1 ~


COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, March 8, 1859.
tf [ No. 1890. ]
Resolps That the Comptroller be and he Ia hereby author
andcats the lowest bidder after Ave days
bly, specifications file in the Survey ors office 900 feet
plank for repairs to the plank roads Of Josephine First
Eighth Felicity and Liberty Streets in the Fourth District
said adjudication to be subject the approval rejection Of
the Common Council.
[SEnsdl 10. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
[Sgnedl CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March s, 1859.
(Signsdl GERARD ST1TH, Mayor
No. 1888.
Reso,red That the Comptroller and he is hereby author
separately ase days notice In the oca Journal
For repairing and keeping in repair the ballast roads OF the
First Second, Third and Fourth Districts contract for
each for year from the go Of March, 1859.
contract for furnishing yellow lumber for repairs and
construction Of bridges for the whole city for from the
nhing Of yellow pine lumber be done in accordance with
specifications file in the Surveyors office and said adiud
cations be subject to the approval rejection OF the Common
Council.
(Signedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO
PresidentBosrd of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl GERARD sT1rH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th inst,
will adudcate at O'Clock NJ atmy office the above contracts
ms Il T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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MISCELLANEOUS:
z ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

n
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst DuRABIIITY-eqa8l to the best slate roofs.
"a. IMPERMEABILITY-Superior any other cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAurYIt smooth and granite like surface
4h CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than, though It ia
good slate wood roof the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost Of Eutters and valleys
9Th. IHCOMBUSTIBILITY-It resist better
slate roof.
9Th CONvENIENCE-It will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from tho
intense heat Of summer.
It'll. sOLIDITYIt becomes harder from
sure be put upon roofs Of slope being Of light
weight does not require heavy raers support while IL
not liable corrooa and breaking require repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING u Ia a chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar alone combined
in this city.
Testimonials Of the Of
Of the agent and be verified by any person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left at the Posts Office, Box K, No. . will be
promptly attended to apply to -
jsl5 1y corner Of BienyiiIe and Maras ss
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[sgned CHAS H. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March S, 1889.
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
true copy: WIN SALOMON,
NIL l0t Secretary of the Mayor.
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MRS. MURPHY. FASHIONABLE ~ ~
SUs)MIIIINERY STORE, a64 Ghsrtrss street, &sk8L,
between ursuline and St. Pnilip streets, Sec ~
dies that she prepared make Ladies' Dresses Cloa Man
la and Sewing Of all kinds In the latest and most fashions
BILE styles, and in u durable dl3 3p3m
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MAYoRALTY--OFFICIAL.

AN ADVERTISER, q married lady, wishes to secur
a furnished room, with without board.
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CUGAR MACHINERf - MERRTCK 4 SONS,
- South werk Foundry, Philadelphia would call the
81 Sugar Planters their well known approved Sugar
Making Machinery consisting N Relxs Appara
tus he paisn, for which has lately been extended improved
make the perfect, economical easily managed
apparatus offered for sHgar- aking.
Copper Open Steam Trains, with exhaust steam CHARTERS
greater effective capacity and cheaper than before offered
Sugar Mills and Engines Boilers the best materials and
workmanship Copper Open Steam Batteries; Steam Traps
etc, etc.
Also they authorized to manufacture and sell the Patent
Centrifugal Machines Woolsey Apnwa with Hartsous
lntest improvements.
Orders the above will be promptly attended by applying
to their agents.
WIN. E. THOMPSON Commercial Agent.
WIN. E. FLANDERS, Engineer
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't. MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall, March I, 1859.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 4406. .=...
RESOLVED That in compliance with Section l24 of the City
arter following estimate Of liabilities and expenditures
City Of New Orleans for the year 1852 be and the
Inv ado to wit
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fur

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th inst.
ms Il T. THEARD Comptroller.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhoase street, near
lYl Royal sreet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercura
Syphic and ali Private Diseases without Mercury hndrancs
from business exposure rends and
all
The unparalleled which has attended James prAc
arkabe he has effected which
able the eminent ustihes him offering ha
the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private and Of which, In
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, DIR. James
mansny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary strictnres urehfa Discharges elect Gonorhss
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they may Diseases Of the Back and Lns In
1srnston Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of thoss
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In thu
and solitary habit which ruins tbs body and mind unit
ting for either business society viz Constitutional De-
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Back Limbs Pain In the Head, Dnness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power PapAion of the Heart Dys
pepsa Neryouaness Irrablity symptoms Of Consumption,
Mentally the fearful effects the mind b
desded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodngs, Aversion Society efDsrust
Love eff Solitude Tmdity etc. Of the evils pouce
All afflicted with any of the eboyp symptoms should
fail call DR. James and be restored 10 perfect
health let false deicac hut apply 1t and
the awful and Dreadful consequences Of this
terrible n1alady.
Weakness the organs Immediately cured, and full vsof
restored
Remember The Medical House of Dr. james, 50 Custom
house street
Private and reserved Hours Of attendance
from 5 A. ". to 8 p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PS-Rscentcases Gonorrhca went hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
d7 Iy 81 Custom house street.
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y Il. WiDg - days service In November, 1851 80 Ul
tSgned1 CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March IL, 1859.
fSigned) GERARD STITH Mayor. ml4
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Special llotices.

IF YoUR HAIR Is HARSH,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If your hair is gray,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you are bald,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you have nervous headache,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you have dandruf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you have eruptions,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you desire glossy hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you desire to preserve the color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you desire not to lose the color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you want cheap article,
Use Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative.
If you admire the beautiful lock,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you admire the beautiful ringlet,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you wish beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you wish face free from pimpes,
Use Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
If you wish to appear young,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the circular of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
If you want to find it,
The depot is III Market ST., st. Lons, Mo.
1t is also sold by every popular druggist, in city
and country. 52-oy
American citizen., 1859-01-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pill:

I\jClC DraUod L o1nalG I1llS!
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR. Clarke, VI. ID.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailng in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderaes all
excess and removes all distractions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies,
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price 5 l 90, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterieits.
These Pills should not be taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy,
as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, bat at any
other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron calomel antimony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Q4ate |. C. Baldwin 4 Co..
Rochester " Ho'A'
N b. One dollar and six postage e"o'oseu
to any authorized Agent, WI ''N' wi"
tanning fifty pills, bS MoREy Canton
TUT saio y J. B. M0REY, Jackson,
j. C. LANIER & CO., Vicksburg,
: And by all respectable Druggists 52-oy
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Meeting Of the Kansas Legislature.

Tile Jayha'ckers Of Southern Kansas-
Another Anroad into Missouri Gocern
or Wedoyy Calls on tie Federai Govera
meatt for assistance.
KANSAS CRY, January S.
The Lawrence (Kansas) correspondent
of the Wyandotte Commercial Gazette
writes under date of the 4th. that quo
rum of both Houses Of the Legislature
met here yesterday, and passed resou-
ton TO meet and organize at Lecompton
tomorrow noon, and also to hold eau.
Gus at II A. M, for the 1urpose of fixing
on place to adjourn to, and to hold the
session, nearly all the members being
agreed to adjourn from Lecompton, but
not decided as to the best point to meet
at. Lawrence has plurality in its favor.
A Il sorts Of bargains were being made
last night.
The ultras held general caucus, and
formed a ticket for all the Offices in the
gift Of the House Larzalere Of Doniphan,
for Speaker Col. Delahay, for Chief
Clerk, and Thatcher for Printer, with mi
nor ullras for minor posts. The general
opinion is, that this organization will carry
everything and control the House.
A responsible and reliable person living
here arrived from the vicinity Of Fort
Scott, and represents matters in that re-
gion as being similar and as bad as those
ia the times Of the notorious murderer and
rcbber, Murrill. The whole country is
di,i led into Jayhawkers and anti Jay
hawkers, The former rob, steal, plumber
and murder, set the law at utter defiance.
and are openly upheld by some Method
ist preachers and many respectable peo
ple-ihe latter are the Law and Order
party. The Jayhawkers are now prin;J
pally. if not wholly. Free Stale rf,e.0r the
justify their acts as prope~faTnd worse
same kind of deprsdaiiem by the pro
atrocities coma'ttteher times. who were
slavery party jJfiiy and jayhawked them.
then IN '5rsIavery party still hold most of
JyhiIices and are accused Of oppressive
cts. Many Free Safe men do not favor
he Jayhawkers, who are bad men and
10 not care for either party.
A gang Of Jayhawkers. under Brown.
ntered Bates county, Missouri. on Thurs
lay last, and stole four horses from Jesse
ackson and burned his house. The old
pending on account of former
roubles are the great cause of dissatisfac-
ion.
1t is stated on good authority, that
iov. Medary has ordered four companies
[ United States Dragons TO that region.
MA sttso orlered four companies of Mil
aised in Linn and Bourbon
and that he hsspmissioned their officers.
,etwar TO send armsssphed the Secretary
~ ?; Louis by express % .puniion from
eopnEs done, 1t is expecied-a. which
M Us es WI continue under mlrttshese
American citizen., 1859-01-15

A TEXAS Prize FIGnr. the q5,t
ut. prize fight took place on Point Is
land Texas, between an American named
nooert earn. and Spaniard named Ia.
mandra Pordyer, for $500 a side. A
sporting friend has furnished us full re.
port Of the battle. which was long and OBJ.
s'inately contested. They were both
powerful men, earn. scaling 1879 pounds
and the Spaniard el6. and The ..m;lp'
was very merry one indeed. both mar.
ties being delightfully."- punched and npm
meled, They fought thirty. four ropnJ.
.in two hours and ten minutes. when ,Ls
phSard Don su.cumbed to the superior
# Al lfS t1ossce Of Brother Jonat, an
I hands took 10 tleir boaSs ertainment al
unknoVn.--L o. Crescent 9Hyrarts
American citizen., 1859-01-15
In G II r, 8

Sc w ING M ACHIN ES.
TTHE FOLLOWING NOTICE of these unrivallet
L Sewing Machines is copied from the Memphis
Daily Appeal, in its report of the proceedings o
the Agricultural Fair which closed in that city or
| the 10th inst.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. - For the best
| specimen of sewing. done on these machines, the
| judges awarded the premium of 500 to Mrs. +. NJ
Cash, of this city. This for the child's muslin
dress, to which we have previously called attention
as the work Of lady who has had only four months
| practice the machine. 1t is beautiful, elabo
rate and elegant, and demonstrates the value of this
| invention-an almost indispensable aid to the in
| distri0nS housewife
committee appointed for the purpose having
| examined the different Machines gave the premium
to Singers, as " THE MArHINE BEST
ADdPTED FOR GENERAL USE IN N
KINDS OF YORK"
The great superiority of Singers Ma
chimes is sufficiently proved by the uni
versal satisfaction they give 20 all who
use them, and the numerous applica-
tiOns made by the owners of various
other Machines, Wheeler & Wilson's,
Grover IL Bakers, &C., to exchange
theirs for them.
Singers Sewing Machines,
with attachments for turning hens of various widths
WHICH NO OTHER MACHINE CAN DO,
And all the late Improvements, for sale by
J.. B. JOHNSON,
Washington ST., Wick ,burg, Miss.
n. B. Families purchasing Machines from me
can have their servants thoroughly instructed in
their Use and management without additional ex-
pense, by sending them to my ofcc in Vicksbnrg.
l.. B. JOHNSON. &
October 30, 1853. 44-tf
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Central American Colonization.

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-The election e.
Governor and State officers, takes & De.
on the first Monday in Augustn the 9th,
mocracy held a convenBeriah MagofIin
and nominated lbe.Ioon. Linn Boyd, for
for Governor yeirnor. The former gen.
Lieutenris candidate for Lieutenant.
Il~pfnor several years ago. and was de-
ieated he now turns up again. Linn
Boyd has been in Congress for many
years. from which he retired a few years
ago, after being twice Speaker of the
National House Of Representatives /; be,
too, turns up again as candidate for
minor office, showing the tenacity with
which certain politicians cling to the pub
lie crib
The Opposition hold convention in
February and it is conceded that the Hon.
Joshua F. Bell, one of the first men and
truest Wings in the State, will be the man
to lead them to victory NcksJury Wig.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
THE WHEELER & WILSON
) E WIN MACHINE ES

HAVE fairly and honoraby attained the
Ill reputation of being the best Sewing Ma
chine ever invented and are universally ad:
mitted to be the only machine fully adapted
for family and plantation sewing.
1t embraces all the necessary qualities Of a
good Sewing Machine, as required for family
and plantation use from the finest to the
coarsest fabrics. For simplicity of construc-
tion, durability, beauty and excellence q,
stitch, quietness of movement, strength and
firmness of seam, compactness and elegance
of model and finish, and its Applicability TO
a variety of purposes and material, it DEFlEo
ALL COMPETITION.
The New, Improved Rotary Sewing Ma
chimes of Wheeler ~ Wilson,
with hemmers, needles, DC, always on hand
and sold at New Orleans prices. freis int added
Every machine warranted. Circulars sent
ON application.
These Machines can be seen at W. j. Ken
dall's Shop, who will exhibit them.
S. L. MOSBY, Agents
October 9. 1883
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Death of Gen. Quitman in Congress,
In the House of Representatives, on
the 9Th, the following proceedings took

In the House OF Representatives, OF
the 5tb, the following proceedings tool
place
Mr.. McRae, of Mississippi, announced
the decease of his immediate predecessor
/ Gen Quiman, and sketched his evenllu
career as statesman and soldier, pro
nouncing beautiful eulogy on his private
and public worth.
Mr.. Bonham, of South Carolina, spoke
Of the wisdom and sterling integrity of Tho
deceased, incidentally allu1ing 10 his bril-
liant military career in Mexico.
Mr.. Wright, of Tennessee, paid an elo
quent tribute TO the deceased
| Mr. Thompson. Of New York, trusted
that it would not be deemed an intrusion
for him to respond to the impressions OF
bereavement and regret coming from the
South by the utterance Of kindrd SYM
palhy from New York, from which, as one
of her sons, he went Out to win distinction
in another State, and which delighted to
honor him while living, and now lament
him when dead. He spoke Of him as an
honest man, model Of courtesy, noble
ness and devotion to duty, and TO the Fed
eral Union. Mr.. Y. did not agree in all
Mr. QuiIman's political sentiments, but he
honored his memory and dropped tear
on his grave.
Mr.. Moore, who served under the i'm.
mediate command Of Mr.. Quilman in
Mexico, spoke in glowing terms Of his pri-
vate and military worth.
Messrs. Curtis and Bowie spoke in
similfr terms to those who preceded them.
The usual resolutions Of respect were
passed, and the House adjourned.
In the Senate, when the resolutions
were received from the House. Mr.. Davis.
of Mississippi, moved the usual resou
tons of respect for the deceased, and paid
an eloquent tribute to his manly virtues
and political probty. lie touched light
" on the fiibuster procivities of the de-
ceased. but not in tone of ccnsure.
Mr.. Shields, Of Minnesota, also paid
feeling tribute TO the memory of his late
companion in arms. He related several
incidents of joint Mex can career, showing
the bravery ofthe deceased as well as his
warmth Of heart. Americans he said will
never be unjust to the memory Of General
Qritman.
Messrs. Ward and Houston, of Texas,
briefly spoke, awarding to the deceased
the need Of gratitude which his sympathy
with Texas meTite1.
The Senate after adopting the usual
resolutions adjourned.
American citizen., 1859-01-15

GALLANT RESCUE FROM WREoh
The London (England) Shipping Gazs'l
states that the British bark Norloih = \
Newcastle, bound for ST. John. ~ n
became unmanageable. in a tremenuou'
gale. on the night Of the l2th OF Novem
ber, and it became necessary. in ordef =
ease the vessel to cut away the ioremas'
which carried with it the maintoprhast. am
mizzen mast. In this helpless condition
the American ship Tuscarora. ofPhlladel
phia, Captain Danlevy, with three nun
dred passengers on board, came to ne
aid, and in the face Of almost certai
death, as every one supposed, from 'n
tremendous sea then running, Mr.. DlcH
inson, the chief mate, Mr.. Williams, thlr
mate. and three noble sailors of the Tu:
carora, manned boat, and. after des
perate struggle with the elements, SUI
ceeded in taking off the Norfolk's Officer
and crew, twelve in number, and bring
ing them safely on board the Tuscaror'
where their wants were at once relieved
they having saved nothing from III
wreck, and the passengers and crew vie
with each other in furnishing the poo
caStaways with clothing, shoes, &c.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
FA kND WINTER GOODS,
1T TON &. SONS

FA kND WINTER GOODS.
ELTON e. SONS,
NV attention of their friends, and the
a erally to their large stock of
AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
leSn I'D with great care from the Northern
nghoi ~ r. HARRINGTON, who has charge
Ma ass, and who will be glad to see his
II faul fcustomers and as many new ones as
" With call. The stock of Goods now
''i'oi in part, of the following:
SILK GOODS, &c.
EEH = obes D'Aquille;
isir Ya$Silk Robes;
n'nn. "I Hc "a, ian Silks;
I' lk vnced Robes;
i hotD Aquille
tmIhld lsh Mernos, all coiors;
FlnteGaslI Ihes:
lily, !, gtn, blue, yellow and grey Flannels;
ES,;J E Br fmestics, Drillings and Sheetings
& &5lilI STRIP DOmestics and Linseys;
hdonl'SootiIs Soi Nlpocca''
Back ,asol 'dlantlla Cloths;
Nfnhch Enash Chintz Calicoes;
mere hints very handsome;
I%nlinhint5,
RFhch 'srican, and CLARION Gnghams;
MSa lslabttOns;
44ond bwell Cottons;
fVastediask Curtains; 'Hf s.O
paClotil Table covers;
9nda kuiPiano covers;
(asimer do do;
kntnck ms and Linseys;
Georgia q:
Eergia bs;
BAe' bl hwn and Oxford Mixed Satinets;
rweds;
Ble and Cloths, &c.
lite GOODS, &C.
Rlan' Plafiped and Corded Jaconets;
g Figured Swiss;
Bl9op La1ook and Null Muslin;
Aamsook iarletans;
Bonnet Coil
anash ialpths, TOwelings and Napkins;
saee sprlha whalebone (pain and quilt'd)
Hegant Maf Quilts;
l. linen Lawns
Linen Camb
PhMahd hSBobinets;
AZ huston psh Blond;
Efgdnt mus lace window curtains.
LACE GoAND EMBRoIDERIEs.
Imead' nom Hlenciennes and Brus. Laces;
Jaeo0e. ana Shgings and lnsertings;
Jasonet ana SAouncings;
Lfe, SWISS Iie and Null Coils and Sleeves;
Chemizettes and Sleeves;
Capes antha;
Linen, Marseild Cambric Sets.
Inhns WalStS4es, Misses Pantalettes;
FRENCH Elhprol Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
VILLAS.
kupy Clarissa .lola. Albion, Goal, Andover,
Joo' Vlrce, apd Bargue style Fur Col
lar, Aecklet13 and Almlets; black and
col dCashmel Wooden Shawls, &c.
LADIES ANDTLEMEN' HOSIERY.
Ladies white, bl cold cotton and silk Hose;
Ladies white, plldscol'd Kid Gloves;
Ladies' and Nissk Gloves.
nefe do;
Ladies black and silk Mitts;
Buck gloves and iets;
Gents and boys rloycs and gauntIets:
Gents and boys 'ere and Cloth Gloves;
Ladies' MerinO an,Vests:
Gents cotton, mehd silk shirts;
Drawers;
Boys llalf.iose, &c.
October %, 1858.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Cries.

U1rleS.
> CASKS Hams, Odd Duiield;
- so bbls. Mess Per
5 casks Shoulder
Il casks clear Sid
10 casks ribbed s.
100 bbls. Superfner;
100 bbls. o. X. and.. Flour;
$50 sacks fine and q salt;
POO boxes Green anck Tea:
so bbls. and halfLVhi,key:
80 bbls. and half.bdola,ses:
so kegs No. leaf /;
hhds Sugar;
. bbls. crushed Su.
80 sacks Coffee:
100 boxes Candles;
20 boxes Soap;
!hst received and for shy
p. %. MELTON & SONS.