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LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1s, 1859.

LOUISVILLE. sept ID, looS
MONEY MARX ET-we have hardly any new fea-
tnre t. in the money rket- The demand
has been pretty active, while our moneyed institu-
tons report scarcity Of funds. Still the patrons OF
banks and ba kers encounter 30 difficulty in having
run. discounted at thu regular rates which We gave
last wees and they remain urcha ged- -
The banks Continue 10 check the East Tor their
custfmersat u prem. and the brokers at 7s9z
prem. There demand for New Orleans sight
exchange and the rate is nominal
Gold hrm at y prem. buying and Il prem sell
ing &Es
The brokers take Tennessee, old banks. Ohio, and
Indiana State banks par their customers, but
charge y discount 10 others Him lis and Wisconsin
Is now taken at discount; fssour Except 81 Louis,
which is par) 4 discount: South Crolna, Gearga,
and Mobile = discount; North Carolina discount.
and Virginia Iz9E.
At a convention OF the bankers of Wisconsin, held
at Milwaukee Wednesday last, the proposition to
establish Clearing House for the redemption OF the
currency issued by the Several banks Of the state,
defeated, and a resolution Was adopted, IMPLY
cy in Milwaukee, at such rates may hereafter be
announced
A resolution adopted that Illinois currency be
taken at discount Of per until the 18th inst,
and after that date at per cent, subject 10 any
change that the Board OF Directors may see it 10
make.
HAY.-The stock is again light, and prices have
advanced during the last Two days We quote
good to prime baled Timothy from tn wharf at SIS to
70 SIG per ton sale from store yesterday at
SIT per 3
IkON-we quote best charcoal bar at 3X94c,
stoneeoal 4H9Is<c. Pig hon dull. Some sales have
been made ~ur.-g the week at $50 q ton, four and
six months. aa- 80 - p
LEArHER.-Prices continue at former quotations,
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J. B RUTLAND, Sec'y.

The CRUTCHER LANDS.-Public attention is
called to these lands, TO be sold on Thursday
the ID II inst. 10y the Clerk and Master.
These lands are situated on tue Whites
Greek Turnpike, within mile of the Square,
aud are tn OIly lands so near that can be
bought by The acre. They are divided into
lot, of from two to five acres, are all covered
with heavy timber, and are we'll suited for
pasture lois The lands are sold to close out
an estate. and bargains may lie anticipated.
The sale will commence punctually at ii
o'clock. An omnibus will leave the Court
House at 10 o'clock.
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return Just issued. isss

At the public entertainment given on
board Of this ship in honor of her completion
Lord Stanley said that if this experiment sue
ceeds, it will have reduced by one half the
distance, in point of time, which now divides
continents and nations which nature has sep
arated by Intervening oceans; it will be
greater step, greater progress in the art of
ship building, than has ever been accomplish
ed in our generation; it will render the pas
sage over the stormy ocean to remote coun-
tries as easy aud free from discomfort as
the railway train is at present; it will stimu-
late and develope trade to an almost meal
culable extent; it will ENABLE England to
pour out the great empire Of the East, in case
of need, reinforcements and aid with a rapid
ity equal TO that of the overland line, and by
a route over which no foreign potentate can
exercise control.
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gry Clothing.
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

I'VE are now receiving fine assortment Of Fur
w nishinr Goods, Of which name SHIRT
every variety Of patterns and latest sly escon1rs,
Gloves Suspenders. Robes, Neck Ties, Pocket Hand
kerchefs, Umbrellas, UNDEKwEAk--every yarie-
ty--Money Belts, half HOsE-of Cotton, Wool, Mo-
rino, and Cashmere--TRAvElISG SHAW ;, Gaunt-
lets Of Bnekskin, Kid and Calf &c, Tor sale BY
seps-0 J. n Ac0iiL-
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CITY OPPOSITION TICKET.
THEArRIcAL.-we heartily agree with tn

THEArRIcaI.-We heartily agree with the
Banner Of We terday that the people OF Nash
willie should not defer their nightly visits to
the theatre until some q star is brought ost
TO attract them. There are number OF act
ors and actresses connected with the present
company at the Gaiety who would have been
stars, had they been brought here and
heralded as such--that il to say, they would
have drawn crowded houses, and would have
been encOred. and greeted with a mighty clap
ping of hands and stamping of feet Mr..
KEEBLE Is as goUd an actor az must of your
"stars," aud, in many characters, so are
Messrs. MoRToS, MCCLANNIN and SrETsoN'
We may FAY the same OF Mrs. STETsoN and
Mrs HENDERSON. A first rate company, out
and out, such a we now have Is Infinitely
preferable TO third-rate =" star" sustained
by careless or incompetent set oil players
such a. we have had. The Gaiety is now do
ing well enough. II it should never do
worse. the more intelligent aud considerable
part of the community will not complain.
We have bad actors here with a greater re-
putation, but, a. a general thing, we have
never had b tier acting than now.
But there are very few to whom these
facts are not apparent. So far. the new
Company have been greeted by good houses,
and we feel SAT-. in saying that they will con-
tine to be thus greeted throughout the $, a
son.
The Momentous Question was performed last
night as well as We care to sss it performed
and we nred not say that the comedy OF
iSUeeilarts and Wives was received with un-
bounded appreciation.
This evening will be presented for the first
time in this city, the beautiful drama OF
AJeiard and HeLoise. to conclude with the
farce of the Govsrnor's Wife.
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Ga q AZ a. - u - a. ,
Louisville, Ky.

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing tor large Increase of travel from the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road have ealarg'd the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lizard Rooms. Bath Rooms, &c.
The pubic may rely that the well-earncd
reputation OF the Calf II 1use, as a strictly irst-
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections TO all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Nail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati aud the East,
are within a square Of the Hotel.
yEo- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
3s hours. auglS-6m
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Do GeIearapp
arrival orthe North star.

New YORK. Spt. l4.-The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall, has arrived.
A revolution has broken ont in Costa Rica.
President Mora has been overthrown aud
bani-hed with his brother Geu Nora and Gen.
Carras
Martelleago has been chosen provisional
President. Salarai is commanding the troops.
San Jose is the chief of the cOnspirai ors.
President Mora arrived here on the North
Star.
The Greytown harbor is partially closed.
Subscriptions are being taken to remove
the distractions.
Nicaragua news nnimpOrtant.
An armistice OF fifteen day has been agreed
upon, bweteen the inhabitants of Guayaq lal
and the Peruvian blockaders.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF MONTERREY.
The 18th Anniversary OF the BaI'le of
MONTEREY will hc celebrated on the 2Isi 10y
R,-Union of the sur, living members OF the
First Regiment Tennessee Volunteers at
Governor VIM. b. CAAPBs LIS. near Lebanon.
Gov. CAMPBELL. is prepared, and desires To
give his old fellow soldiers warm welcome.
and expectsa goodly numb~r present on tha:
OCCASION. Let every soldier Of thu Gallant
First bear this in mind, aud respond in per-
son to the invitation.
Surviving members of the Volunteer Regi-
ments who were engaged in the Florida War
are also invited TO attend.
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THE MAYORALTY.

:. y. HoIIINGswoRTH, candidate for Mayor, will
address hts fellow following times and
places
Park IS tire, 9TH Ward, Thursday night, 18th inst
H4sbrook's store, sth Ward, Friday nghs 10th inst.
Hughes, corner ot Broad Front streets, Satur-
du! ni,ht, l7th lust.
MarAeI House, Monday night, 10th inst.
Moss corner Market ST.. Ind Ward, Tuesday night,
10Th inst.
Naru's, ,rner OF Spruce aad Cedar SITS. wednes-
DAY nishI, 2ist inst.
Gunters Snop, sth Ward, Thursday night. 22nd
mt.
MT~ci House, Friday night, 23rd inst.
A d.vIsl,u Of ti,ue Is offered other candidates.
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The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris iS GnVarnnr

WISH 10 sell mynice place the Nolensville Pike
at the first toll-gate miles from the Court house
continuing 10 acres and 30 poles OF the very best
land in the county, with good log house, contain
ing three rooms and porch, smoke. house, cribs,
stables and other out houses OF the Springs
and Spring HOUSE. 20 be found in the vicinity OF Nash
ville the water never failing the year round. Also
one of the best young Apple Orchards be found IN
the State.
will sell the above land on credit OF one two
and three years, with interest from date Of sale
viii take In part pay Negro Boy aud Girl under IL
years OF age; Or wall take three four young Ne
groes, and give the above time the land.
Those wishing TO purchase can call aud examine
the land for themselves. As I am going 20 move
south in a short time my brother, Taos W. CHnroN
will be happy 10 show the land 10 any person that
wishes TO hook at the same during my absence
auglb-lm JAMES NJ. CitILTUN.
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Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA. -Cotton-sa!es to-
day $500 bales; markets steady, middling
ll3. Corn quiet at 70A75. Lard steady at
III.
New YORK, Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; sales
700 bales; middling upland liz. Fl,ur-
sales Of 500 bales at 90a5 20 for Ohio.
Corn dull; sales OF 1900 bushels Ness pork
Is GOALS l24. Lard rrm at l02alli. Whisky
26a26a Sugar steady-Muscovado 64a64.
Conee irm; sales 4,5U0 bags at liz. Linseed
oil 574a59.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-Flour dull at so.
Mess pork at Sl4. Lard l03.
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Retail merehanp. Association.

Proceedings Of The meeting held at the Merchants En-
change, Tuesday Eoening Sept. lSth, 1859.
After actresses by several gentlemen of the
Association, motion was submitted and un-
animously adopted, appointing Committee
of six to prepare circular letter to be adj
dressed to the Retail Merchants throughout
the State, explaining the objects of the Asso-
citation. and to request their approval and
cooperation.
After the adoption of the foregoing resolu-
ton, IL was suggested that associations SINH
lar to this, are being formed at other points
in this State, twas ordered that when 1t shall
be ascertaiued that any such organization is
formed, that it be requested to become auxil-
larry to this, and further requested to transmit
copies OF their proceedings to this Association
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening
al II o'clock.
j. g. MCCLELAND, Presit
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VALUABLE HORSE sAvEDl

MUSTANG LINIMENT.
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ca We are authorized to announce JOHN Nc
CLARIN, Of Smith county, as a candidate for Prnci-
pal Clerk Of the state Senate at its ensuing election.
A
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Doors, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, ETC
Mr.. r. C. CUTTER, corner Broadway and
College streets, has large aud elegant
stock of boots, shoes. hats, caps, trunks, &C.,
&c, which he is Offering on the best of terms.
he has also large assortment of machine
and gin-bands. and those who are In need Of
such things will lnd it TO their interest TO
give him CALL
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LAND PLAsTER.-Messrs. ARMSTRONG & Co,
OF this city, have been appointed agents of
the Western Virginia Works for the sale of
their Land Plaster, and are prepared to fur
nish il the prices for which it is sold ut the
Work, with freight added. This Land Plas-
ter is known to be most valuable fertilizer
and stimuutor of unproductives soils, and
it is very popular as such with the farmers
wher. vcr il has been used.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

The CAPIroL--The Legislature meets the
first Monday in October, and as the day Is
near at hand. number of workmen are en-
gagged in putting the Senate chamber and
Hall Of Representatives in readiness for the
occasion. In a few days the floors will be
carpeted. the windows curtained. the desks
arranged. DC. and the high-pressure law
making matchmaking machine will be ready
for the turning on of the power by which il
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Principal Door-keeper of the Hous
Criminal Court Clerk.

SS- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES l..
LEAkE, of Davidson co nty as candidate Tor Prin-
cpal Door Keeper of the House Of Representa-
tivus aul23-te
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LAND EOr sale.

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
1 dred acres, handsomely Improved, situated 90
miles North of Nashville, Immediately the Louis
Vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm VI William %. Phillips / refer persons wishing
Z" the farm to Mr.. W. d. Phillips. This farm has
two failing springs Of fine water and Is one Of
the healthest places Ia the state be purchased on
good terms at private SALE between this aud the rst
OF october next at which time IL viii be offered by
me at public sale CAROLINE J. BELL
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Pain rannsttxisI wasrs This Plaster Is applied

Asn<Afer aad frePrtssrs Is Weller stree, Nss Terl
N0RkhEAD's MAGNETIC FLASHER fs SOLD "a
Al DkuseIsfs ANn DEALERS II GESuINE
MkufcINkS EsEhfNaEEE E
lssy -s-desdaseo~isln . :.
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Mrs. WfnsIox, an experienced nurse and
feuale phy stefan, soothing syrup for children
teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth1Dg by soheniag the gums ueins ali innams-
non-wih clay all pain and Is sure 10 regulate The
bowels. DePead upon it, m'thers, IL viii give rest
To yourselves and relief and health 10 your Infants
Perfectly safe In all eAses see advertisement IN
another column. IaaeSdAwIy.
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Exchange.
luaute0.
Cross Ties Wanted.

TIVE Nashville and North Railroad Com
IL pany wish % contraction 40, 900 CEDA CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thicN wei hewn TO face
at narroweSt pac not less than inches clear of
bark; timber 20 be sound be delive at the grade
line OF the road Ia Nashville.
The contractors want TO contract for 80 900 WHITE
or PosT-OAk TIES of the same size as the above, To
b" delivered the line of the road in piles from
section IL to section "a, enough each section TO
supply the same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct the President
aud Directors OF the Nashville and North We stern
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
July2I-u
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue OF l venditioni exponas and ri Ia 10
ID me drecte and delivered from tn, Honorable.
ChIncery Court ol Davidson county, tennessee at its
May Term 1888, will expose u public SAL, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court house Ward
gate, IN the CITY If Nashville, On SA URnAY TIE
18TH DAY OF OCrOSER, 1853, al the right title
claim interest, and esatte which n. Corbitt then
had, or may have since acquired and TO the fol-
lowing described tract, piece parcel OF land Be-
ginning IN the centre of Ma extended run
nj North so degrees, East two u indred aud 1ft,-
six feet 10 STAKE, thence "a degrees East two
hundred aud hity feet g. a stake IA the ceutre OF
the oil Murtrecsboro' road change thence .outh
any six degrees, West, along of said road
two hundred and nifty six feet 90 the of Mar
ket street. thence North thirty four degrees West
along the contre OF AlrSet street. dred and
MT SIX feet G. the begI~nng; containing about
ana III ares with all the appnrten thereto
being levied a. the property of v. T. Corbitt, 10
l"usiy judgments rendered Ia favor of c. D. Brien
C-&A.. and John + uleaves, {. & NJ, and against
\. Il. Corbu, e. w. Name aud n rev gregory.
JAMES NJ. HfNlUN, sheriff.
sepl4-td OF d. yilsan county.
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Es- Passing along the street. yesterday.
We saw wrecthed looking topper who appear
cd to have been in the hands Of the Philis-
tines. Directly, gay looking chap come
to'' along side Of him. commiseraiing the
poor devil with "hey, old cock, somebody
shot you irah slop-6ueket, a."
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gS-A new steam fire engine was exhibited
At Boston last week. Itweighs only 24oo
pounds and can be drawn By one horse. The
machine will force an Inch aud quarter
stream two hundred and forty feet horizonta:-
".
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To Country Merchants.

Having sded &, extensive Retail Deearsne nj
iarye aad iaersassd variety of New Hardware
Guns and Cutlery, which were selected especially
for the coaaisy AaeAaat fSaas We respectfully So
lca call from all CASH and prompt time dealers
Visiting this market Particular sstsa.on directed
70 our NEW and oosykslxsrls AsKAsaze sAxrsz keoz.
sa MCCALL 4 CO.,
aagis-sf 81 rablic saaars.
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Just Received al Chas. RSberlson's
Candy Mandatory,

e No. IL Market street,
Opposite dOrris Stratten'snew Narehouse,)
A LARGE lot Of fresh sicily Oranges Lemons;
~ Rtisins Figs ,CarrAnts ,tranes ,Sc.
Also, "a tine new iOtoT all tue dtaeFent kinds OF
Nuts.
Field = celebrated brands.
Fresh salmon HOLSTERS ,Sardnes &c
Pickles reserves fresh teaches andStrawberry
IN cans.
Brandy Peaches Cherries, &c IN bottles.
Also ane~ supply of 10y 1ad ksacy Articles.
PSI nan ulae ture all ny Eaadios nere ,and var
raa tIhem good aud sell as saeap - any hoase N
Nashville.
InAve(or sale a few silver Plated New York ALE
PUMPS CaAS. ROBeKfSoS,
fs6ss-tf II AArket street
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n.s- Somebody put Che following query t,

Gs- Somebody put the following query to
an editor two or three years ago, and it has
been going The rounds of the papers ever
since unanswered:
when a lady gets stalled in a gutter,
In the midst of populOus street,
(Liks Il, that has stranded in butter,)
And has ~ "a cover her feet,
A. gentle the crinoIire lifts she,
AMI gives Il her gracefullest sweep,
Is a fellow blame, M. Editor,
II at her ankles should peep,
just 10 see II the, re thick or they're thin,
Mr.. Editor, is It sin
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First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF eakage-Baskets, twice first class rateS-Sat
ting Blinds, ID nne S, Books-Boots aud shoes, Bread
Buffalo Robes-Bard Tables, double irstclass rates
Brushes aud BroOIns, troUm corn, pressed-Cam-
phlne, owners T SIX Of cakage-Carboys acids and
other Chemicals, double first class rates-Cabinet
Ware knocked down and well boxed. first class
Cards, carpeting, corks, fectionery-Chars
boxed, twice first class rates-Clgars, boxed and
strapped-Cassia, in mats, caps-Covers aud Sleeves,
clocks aud weights-Copper and brass vesses-Dem-
johns, owners risk twice FIRST class rates-nrugs in
bales aud boxes--Dry Goods, boxes bales and
trunksFuT set up and boxed, twice hrst class
rdtes-FuTniture. Knocked d Dwn and well boxed first
class rates-FaTm wagons, in peces-Feathers. furs,
lgs IN drums-i ish ,fresh--Garden seeds, glassware
window giass-Grspes III kegs-Hats aud caps, hides
fdrg loose-Houschold goods, Quot fGrGiture) well
boxed-Hair, in sacks-lnk, lndigo-inda Rubber
goOds-leather Qoose), Liquor ia glass-LemOns,
sacked-LOokng Glasses bOxed, twice dTst class
Machinery, bOxcd-MiItresses, twice fist class
rat.s-MouIdBgs aud Picture FTamcs-Mats and Rugs
Medicines, MusKets-tar0ie, wrought, at owners
risk-Measures and Tubs, Moss in sacks-aIuscal In
struments, Mineral Water, in giass-NuGs, in bags
Oysters in kegs anu cans-oranges, sacked; OIL, in
Glass: Paper Hangings, not boxed Preserves, Pickles
in glass at owners risk; Palm Leaf Peries, Printing
Presses, Piano Forts at owners risk; Porter aud Ale
Russia BristesSteam Boilers, thirty feet and under
steam Boilers thirty feet, one and half hrs
class rates--Stationery--Scythe Snaths, Scales and
scale Beams, not boxed-Seighs, boxed, twice FIRST
SIZING, stove Pipe, Spirits furpentinc-StOve Plates,
owner g TisS--Sewiug Mtebines-Trunks, Tin ware,
boxed-Trees and Shrubbery, boxed, at owners risk
Trees and ShrubbeTy, baled, at owners risk, once
Umbrell isNeneering, not boxed, NaTnisli--Wagons,
children boxea, twice 1rst class rates-Wagons
aud Hobby Horses, boxed, once and half nfai class
rates--wax, Wine, Ia boxes baskets-Whps,
whaiebones, INSTRUMENTATION Ware, Wagon
Felloes and Bows-wooden Ware, twice first class
rat
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ON the iallatin rarnpike Woodland Russell, Ia
" therland aud Watson streets, we'll situated for
fsusinessand Dwelling houses. tits unnecessary 10
speak OF the atteri. pr ospeetsof eheld. Every
boiy Is aware OF them
Tue Ierms willbefavorsOleto the purchaser.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
feb2s-if Attorney in fact for JOaS SaEIBr
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New YORK, Sept. l4.-The steamer Phila-
delpbia with Havana dates of the 9th has as
rived. News unimportant. Health OF city no
better. Sugar dull. Freights very dull.
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Second Glass.

Anthony. Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags baggng, Bells. Bottles; Brlmst,ne,
ia boxes or kegs; Binders Boards, Buraps Berries
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, WOODEN aud Hempen;
Cand es, Cocoa, Chocolat Conce, groun Z, Ia boxes
or barrels, Cipstins, CIssa 4. bags or boxes China
Ware in casks, Currents dried Cutlery, Chair stun
la rough; Copper plates, sheets, bolts, PIGS Sre nails
or rods; Copper bottoms; Cheese n boxes casks;
CIryer aud Grass Seed Crockery in boxes and bar
rels; Congress aud Bedford Water IN boxes bar
rels: DYE pods n boxes or barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing. shifting, Ticking and Denms in original DIES;
Duck. Drugs casks; Deer SSins pressed Flax seed,
Flax, boxed; Forks, Hay and Manure; Ginger, Glue,
Gum Copal Groceries assorted (nOt Otherwls- spcci-
fed } Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, y In bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops; Herring, Ia boxes: Hemp; Iron,
Hoop aud Sheet: Leather ia rolls boxes; Liquor IN
wood; Liquofice; Lead, pipe, bar and sheet Mahog-
any, bo4rs aud plank, Mar bic slabs, unwTought, at
owners risk Moss pressed IN bales Nuts IN barrels
casks; Oakum. oicloth; Paints IN boxes and cans;
Palm Leaf pressed Printers lax Ia kegs or barrels;
Paper Dukes; Dashboard; Peach driel Printing
paper; PiUnes Ia casks, Pepper, Paper sngIngs in
boxes; Pickles IN casks Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and Hose; RAsins, strapped;
IN sacks; Scythes, Shvels, spa les, soap; spice,
Starch, addlery, Ssrdncs Ia boxes; Sheep aad 9th
skins haies; Shot IN bags; sugar bags; Scale
and scale Beams boxed; Tobacco ia bales: Tobacco
IA boxes or barrels; Tow, Tea, Type; Veneering,
boxed Wood in shapes, NTe, Willow Reeds iR bun
dies; Wrapping Paper, Yarn pre- ssei and bAed, Lnc
Ia rolls and sheets