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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
or The following the concludi ng portion
 of an editorial in the Sage of Monticello. Good

LEF The following Is the cuncludl ng portion of an editorial in the Sage of Monticello. Good, isn't 1t?
 Ut is idle to talk or think of resurrecting either the whig or mS-called American party, at this time, in the south Conventions of old line whigs and conventions of old know noth- in-S have met, at times ever since 1855. Bom- bastc preambles and strings of all sorts of re- solutions as long as the lash of a long ox-whip have been passed. and yet we see no motion in the Shroud of whiggery-aud smell no sulphur ous fume from the dark lantern of that mvs- terious Sam,' of whom we have heard so much and seen so little. Our war is not against 1 phsntoms. Fanatcism - tangible, powerful, and dehant-stands menacinglv before us It's vaunted Goliah is exulting in his strength but no beardless David Of our ranks can bring the crest of that tall champion to the dust. We see the DiXQns aud Preatices of Kentucky, one of the natural sentinels of the south, striving | for tho organization of Grand Opposition Party," willing and eager to hold up hands with Greeley, Seward and Burlingame when they swear to defeat the democracy. They are ready to make The same oath and kiss the same book. Let every southern man beware That party which says, We must have an anti-sa- very constitution, ant-saverv bible, and an an- tl-Haverv GOD," will never openly coalese with the followers of Dixon and Prentice at the ex- pense of their tone dea'
 The sagacious politician must anticipate hard-lought campaign next year. The demo- cracy is looked to by the south as the only or ganization able to defeat the black republican party, and without unity 1t cannot succeed in our opinion. Slrround the institution of sa- i verv' says one of the abolition leaders with a cordon of free States, and it will writhe like scorpion in a circle of fire, and sting itself to death.' If the democracy cannot prevent the peculiar institution of the south from being sur rounded by such cordon, what other party can? Can the democracy divided do it? Let common sense supply the answer.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

Tn gre7trs Hrm"iy in the world This cordial | l5tili .i from aarry known oniv to myself and chr.n3ati.Y cu n.3ari wit of the most valuable a ~-.uai Iu.t,, liriS and htrls known 10 the mind oi ni.;u viz: Hl4,D BooT, BLACK RuoT, WILD taI,tV NAns, YELLOW npck, pANpELIoN, SARSAP- ARrlLA, E DER FLewase, wlh others. producing the nJst iuGtib.- ra-y for the restoration of health eFtr 5pJtn. it E naturt's own remedy, curing dis ease by uatmnl la"s theI taken is influence is felt c"ar~HE 'nroHrh r> vein ot the body purify inc al arcre~tl'a- ths circulation If the blood It neatHs.f'. any bi''Hs mailer u the stomach, and gtreu, ,tleus the VHoic o!-lrilajion.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
LUST RECEIVED from New Orleans.

' e lO doz , lbs cans Baltimore fresh cove oysters;
 b " l lhS ''
 boxes peper sauce, and for sale by Feb. l6, 1852 M TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIyE.-EET.


 TIE BEST LiNIMENT IN THE WORLD.
 The ONLY safe and certain cure for Cancers. rHo-, Tumors, Swrllings and Brouchee Goitre, Paraly- sis, Neuralgia, Weakness of ho Muscles. Chronic or InHammatorv Rh .umati'm, Stiffness of the Joints, Contracted Muscles fragments, Faraclc or Tooth ache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds, Fresh Cuts Ulccrs Fever Sores CalSrl Breasts, Sore Nipples, Burns, Scads, Sore Throat, any Inflammation CT Pain, 10 difference how severe, hcw ung tic disca-e may have existed McLEAS's CELEBRATED LINiAENT is a certain remedy.
 Thousands of hrnaa hnr~s have been saved n life of decrepude and misery ly the of this invalu- able medicine
 McLe2n's Volcanic Oil Lininent Will relieve rain almost simultaneously, and it will cleanse, purify, and Lca the fUulest sores in an in- credibly short time.
 For Horses and other Animals.
 McLean's celebrated Liniment is the only sats and reliable remedy for the cure of STavn, Ring Bone, Swengs. It will fail to Big Head Poll evil, Fistnla, Old Running Sores, Sweeny, if properly applied. For Sprains, Bruises Scratches, Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts, Sores, or Wounds, it is infaIlibe remedy. Apply 1t directed, and is certain in every instance. Then trde no longer with the many worthless Lin- iments offered to you. Obtain supply of Dr. Me Leans celebrated Eminent. It will cure you
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corner of Third and Pine sts., St. Louis. Mo. Dr. J. J. McAlmont Agent at Little Rock and Dr. 5. J. McAlmont, at Pine Bluff Ark. Feb. J, h, JJ,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

Fresh Arrival. ? BBLS white navy beans; C , !" |" honiny: !" Massachusetts cranberTies; h boxes soap: } strach: !5 eases assor ed pie fruit; l2 = preserves, 10 ' cucumber pickles; 10 !" fresh tomatoes; |" peaches; cove oysters; " lohster>; |" salmons; 12 dog >ardines; 1000 lbs bulk pork: For sale low for cash by GEO. MORRISON. .Ian 26 lS5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PRAIRIE.
 In the Prairie Circuit Court. and on the Chancerv side thereof, before the clerk in vacation. febru- 1T, 9th, 1859.
 Phillip Anthony, Cnp1aiaunt.
 vs. Bill etc.
 William A. Anthony, and James c. Anthony and Mary Anthony, his wife, Deteadants. isNlis day comes the said Complainant an1 files his II bill herein. the object of which is to obtain title to certain lands therein specifically describei and al- so to obtain an account of transactions lad between the said parties in regard to said lands Also his affidavit that the sai defendant William A. Anthony is resident Of this State; and thereupon on his motion, 1t is ordered that the said defendant. Will liam 4. Anthony. be notified of the pendencv of this suit by publication of this rder in the Arkan- sas True Democrat, ne vslayer published in the city of Little Rock, in said State of Arkansas for two weeks succeesivoy the last insertion to he at least four weeks before the commencement of the next term of said Prairie Circuit Court: and that unless he appear before said Court the first day of the said next term. at Court to be holden on the fourth Monday of May next (IS59.) at the C urt House in the town of Brownsville in said County of frairie and plead. answer, or demur to said bill the same will be taken as confessed against him.
 ". II. ENGLAND Clerk. true copy from the record Attest
 W. II. ENGLAND, Clerk. Little Rock Feb. l6 '59 2t 1Cost of adv Ss GOT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
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 Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY J o H N S ON & YERKES.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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 Strong Inducements to Subscribe!!
 To place the True Democrat within the reach of all, we will furnish it to clubs the following rates the money of course, aE.eays to accompany the names composing the club:
 For subscribers, one year. Sl0 co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
SAMUEL VI. HAYS, Exc Feb. l6, 1859. 6t Cost Of adv. S2l oJ.
To all whom it may Concern.

AZ 1E AS, At sale ot lands for taxes by the W sheriff and eX-otiico collector Of taxes for Calhoun county. ill tine State or Arkansas, on the cth day of March, A. D. 1858, at the court house door. in the town of Hampton, in said county of Calhoun, l, James II. Means, became the bur chaser of the north eas;quArter, of the soutlwc quarter oi section six, in township fourteen south oi range fifteen west, containing thrty-one acres fifty ths acres (eght and half acres having been sold off herctof)re) for the sum of (el oJ) one dollar and eiChty-nne cents, the amount of the taxes, penalty and costs due there on, for the year A. D. 1884, which land is situated in the county of Calhoun and State of Arkansas aforesaid, and was ssed and taxed. in the name oi J. S. Bdss, ana was regularly listed for the wear \. D. l5oi as the property of the said J. S Buss, a non resident of said county by Au9ustesG Bar ker sheriff and eXotcio assessor and collector of the taxes oi said county, and was by him on the day aforesaid sold for the non payment of the taXcs penalties and costs due thereon for the year l051 and now hold the same by virtue of a deed made to me by the said Augustes G. Bar ker sheriff. etc.
 Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all per sons who can set up show any right title or claim to said land or any part thereof in couse- quence of iniormality, iregularty, connected with the sad sale, to be and appear at the circuit court ot Calhoun county, to be held in the town of Hamp- ton, on the first Monday in September, 1859. next. and show cause if any they can, why said sale should not be confirmed.
 JAMES H. MEANS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
M burning Collars

Mourning Collars. USF opened very handsome lot of black and ; white Grape Collars. Also, black Grape Collurf and Sleeves, beautiful article, at HENRY'S. Jan'y 5th. lS5g.
 Notice. I'HIS is to notify all indebted to the late firm oi | Wm. George & Bro. that there accounts will be handed to lawyer for collection from and after the l5Jh day of February next
 lfyou want to cost come in time and settle up Jan l9. 1859. LUOI GEORGE.
 Come Up. ] WOULD most respectfully call upon all thost who are indebted to me, O come up and settl, without delay as l must shortly go East for nl spring and Summer stock, and stand i'll need of my m rney.
 will in the meantime sell my remaining stock Winter Goo'- a; greatly reduced prices Jan. l9 ls5g A. POLLOCK
 O. stPrs. LoiD>ters and Sardines. NA/ are just in receipt of d lot of Ie-h Baltimor, ss cove oysters; also lo' of Holsters. salmon, and >ardiues. FIELD .G DOLBY Jan. F. 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
EcLEAN5 sTREyG THENINa CORDIAL
''' ''idiil cure LIN ER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE Chronic ar NTryoEGs e1cbtlity, Disenses O. :Ar s4isncy., nui aii gSi-cn>e. ari-,ns freq a ssisor6ered Liver or ssIuniacil, kSyapt se.ia,

ITearhIrn Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness of the Stomach. FuliuesS of Blpjd the Head, Duli Pain or Swimming in the Heal Palpt.tion of the Heart, Fuiiness or Weight ia he stomach, Sour Eructauious Choking Sntiocating Feeling when lying down, Dryness or leiowness of the Skin and Eyes, Night SHca Inward Fevers. Pain in the Small ot the Back Chest Side. sudden Pushes of Heat Depression of Spirits, Frightfll DreamS Lancuur, Despontrncv or any Ner1nHs Disease, Sores Botches the Skin and Fever and AgHa for Chils and Feverl. IL will also cure diseases of the Bladder and Womb, such as Seminal Neahn 'ss, incrr thence of Urine Stran- guary, Inflammation or Weakness of the Womb or Bladder, Whites, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

Do you wish b- h-alihy and strou-? Then go at once, and gt some of Ncican's Cordial. It will strengthen and uHigorate Nour whole system, causing healthy and pure citcua;i of blood to flow through every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom Of health 10 mount to yoTr cheek again
 Every bottle is warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

Household Articles. RUCkETS. tubs. pans. kettles. pots skillets S ovens, tinware, sifters. sugar and salt boxes conee mls, eandesteks lamps. and ali other article ,leeded for honse furnishii and domestic purposes TOT saie at cost to close out. hv rep. Z. 1859. RAPLEY HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
" ' UUIIIV Is WdI IHHI"N Il EIFt hdtIaIdIII0U
 c B C u n D kl

We sa; parents if Nuur children sicFlv. 1unv, afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give them small qgantity Of McLeaus Cordial, and il will make them healthy, fat, aui robust. Delay not nOnlent, ny t. anl Nnu VIII be cnnNlMced.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
To TEE EADxmS.

Have been soi1 dining the last six months, and ir in>isits has il failed in giving entire satisfaction Who, then, will suffer from weakness debility when NIcIean's Streugfbsufur Cos,Ij,tl will clire y,,u
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

fEE'EES. LUST received from Van Buren 40 bbls Green g Apples, and for sale by Little Rock, Feb. l6th. 1859 MTANTI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
THERE IS NO ris-AKs ABOUT IT.
ovER A MlLLloN OF BOTTLES

This CoriiI will never f,il o cure any of fhe -bov diseases if taken pr .iireciu on each bottle i German, Lneiisb and IT,nch
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

FAMILY FLOUR! A rE" Barrels first rate fresh four for family 4 \ use-cheap' to close eonsignment-appiyt to
 ,o, ,o A. J. HUTT. Jsil' lstH. ioDs- Aysn sfrxsf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
Continuation of Tav Title

E are justin receipt ofa few bbls. of old Robin
 son county whisky, warranted pure article.
 an. 12, 1859. FIELD 65 DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

Wanted.
 hhEE Good Boys to learn the Blacksmith trade ! boys from the country preferred
 1So' ., Aoos. ot. A. J. WARD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1859.
TIIE ARR


At the French minor opera. the opera
C,niyU..) Meyerteer has brought out a new
work with perfect success-with acclams-
ton in fact. He had designed 10 call II
N0tre Dame a Anrdy, but a censorship for
bade the title, and he has substituted Ii
PARTON de P3rrmel. The fact NAV be some
evidence of improvement IN French notions,
and l may state In oonnexinn with il that IN
the Senate on Monday, q petition was receiv-
ei and discussed in animated debate which
has for rs object the suppression If fairs and
public sales on the Sabbath. The petition
was referred 10 committee If the Ministry,
. mode of proceeding adopted usually Is
means Of learning the Emperors will
The alteration ofname for Meverbeer's new
opera meanwhile was supposed 10 have put
the composer out of huIlor for the time
a long delay in the production Of the piece
was accounted for In this manner BY q very
imaginative public. The real cause of delay.
however, is ascertained 70 have been in a
difficulty experienced by themsestro in com
posing a good thunder. He has succeeded
in establishing q claim Of decided originality
in this respect, and be may call GU, some day,
like the plundered hero Of one Of Lord Byron :
diary stories, who, when a storm burst over a
b~enighted heroine in a new piece al Drury
Lane, bawied from the PIT, BY Jove, that's
nv thunder
In the Pardon Of Plcermel. at one Of the
most dramatic periods of the work. a violent
storm is 70 be played, and Meyerbeer, it ap
pears. was not al all satisfied with the thun-
der Of the Opera Cbmi9ne. The public had
become extremely inpatient meanwhile
TAa .Anz lAj lAnn kaan nvarnaaAH t.T,s
Meyerbeer uembled about the bad thunder.
He wandered about the town III search of pro
per noises and the means Of making them
AT last, one morning. in passing before 3
house in course of demoliuon, the magic
sound arrested his footsteps. he observed
men rolling stones and rubbish through g
long wooden trough in order 70 guard against
accidents. He FASTENED 10 the theatre,
summoned carpenters. ordered d great wooden
funnel, and sent through II a quantity u
stones. The sound Is too hard" said be;
"we must have lead or iron. Grapeshot
would BE- the thing" But" said the man.
ager. the Government torbids military stores
Of all kinds; powder can only be burnt By
permission" Meyerbeer seized a pen. He
wrote 20 Marshal Valiant, the Minister Of
War. An immediate reply contained for
my dear Meyerbeer" the assurance that If
he would only hurry the Pardon Of PIoernsl,
the stores Of all Vincennes should be q, his
disposal. The piece was produced Instantly.
The thunder roared as no other operate
thunder was ever heard 10 roar. AT the end
OF the second act the Emperor summoned him
70 the Imperial box and loaded him With
thanks and compliments, while rounds Of
applause from every quarter Of the house
riralled the effect Of twenty peals of the
rhrieehsppy thunder.-NHer from Pans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
SIGNS OF SPRING LIFE.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher writes thus II
the Independent.
The ground is all disrobed Of snow
Willows are yeAOving the edgeo Of low
woods. Buds are making the forests look
purplish. Grass is every were starting, and
il favored spots i, has lifted Up that green
which all summer long shall not wear out
The pillow has alresdy been 81 work. Farm
er. are al sstir. Barn yards are vocal with
hens. celebrating the earliest achievements N
the egg speculaIions 0: another season
Calves and lambs are come. All. you 90 not
know, poor creatures that live in cities, you
do not know that rprng has come. But the
sigma Of ths rear are for the country. Now
the psony is pushing up its rudy knuckles,
hoaessuekles are leering OUT. are and draw
ing their swords, the swsmps sre fui! Of
blsckbir6s, wild ducks are CD the ponds,
trout are ready ior the angler. long wedge
lines Of wild geese stream northvsro, trntn-
pering as evening comes on. and they sre
wing-weary. B~rouk-willows 81 edowny with
their velveiy catskins-mosses IL the damp
woods sre green with the lean EST. mo!''es',
and intensest green. Streams are !uii and
turbid. little ones are racing down into big
ger ones. and these are pouring into other
streams. and everything seems hurry!ng and
fastening as If q universe! scuv!iy had IN
spire6 the YEAR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
GROCERIES. &c
SPRING SUPPLIES
CRAY. MILLER & CO.
1853
1859

" LII ~ l.
4 RI now receiving their >PRlNG SUPPLIES.
"A which haze been ,siected with great care and
bought Oh the mg-i favOrsDi. term. aud they most
respectfully ak from the Merchants who visit our
market. al examination o! their stock. pledging
themselves 10 sell To prompt paving customers.
just as low a. the the same quality Of good can
De bought lsvhere. We name in part:
- hhds. Brown SUGARS. fair 10 strictly prime
$50 BbIs. Crushed, PulveriIed and formulated
SUGARS
% boxes Loaf Sugar
80 bhls. A b and : Coffee Sugar.
80 hbds. and Tierres MoLAsSKS
So bbls. y. .. and Muscovsdo do
20 bbls. Various TRADE Syrup
900 bags Lsguyra. Rio, Java aud other Coffee
s. hsl: chests Black and Green TEAS
200 boxes sperm. Aiamalr.He and Mould Can
DIES
lau boxes cattle. Brown and Fancy Soap.
20 hhIs. Lamp. Tanner, spd Machine "l
LOO coils Jute Rome
80 dozen Painted Pals
100 boxes ; <l0 and 10 <l2 Gls..
1900 sacks Ashton and other brauds, ane Sal;
800 sacks Ground Alum Do.
1000 packets Table DO.
- boIe. Assorted Candles. i tierces Rice, 100
boxes Pearl Starch. 30 hbls. Vinegar, - boxes
RAisins. % boxes E1rae; Logwood. 90 boxe, Mac
csrVni. coo grcce Matches. - Nests Painted ard
Cedar Tubs, 90 dozen Horse Buckets. 30 bass
Grain Pepper. 10 bags Pinerto. 80 dozen wash
Boards. 100 groce Backing. assorted 1900 Resn>
Wrapping PAPER. 30 ca-k, super. Carh. soda. ~
bale. Candle Wick. - tale. Wrapping Irvine. 80
bpxc. Mustard. 100 dozen Broom, and Wblsp..
together with Madier. Alum. lndigo. CoPPera-,
Chalk. Epson Salt, o~aitpetre. Ground Ginger, ho!4
Birthstone. Cloves. Cinnamon. Ground Coffee. Al
Inond.. Putty. Nutmeg, Mace, Nackere!. and
many other articles too tediou, {" mention.
Corner King and Water streets. Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28
A. A. 4 A. MEXICAN GUAKo in barrels.
BONE DUST. OF best quality. IN barrels
SUP. PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
soMBRERo GUANo.

calling the attention Of The public 70 this val
i liable and recently discovered deposit Of this
fertili1iur srticle. we will merely state. that like
all other phosphate GUAN0S. Its mos, valuable
constituent j. pho.pboric acid, OF h-ne phosphate
OF lime; aud that it. mercantile value. As compared
with other GUANO> Gifts kind. may be easily de-
termlned by the aInouutoi paOsphcrlc acid or bone
phosphate 0! IIue II contains. N order. there
fore, 10 give the public q thorough knowledge 0:
VIA; SoMBRERO GJANu does contain, We beg
10 refer 10 the following isl Of emiDen; chemists il
different, part, Of tie world. who have ~analyzed diff
ferent cargoes. from average samples taken b!
them selves from th. csrgoes just ss they arrive
from the island without drying 81 selection o!
specimens for alslyZsuon. Each ANALYST. will he
exhibited. if required under the original signature
~ each chemist named:
OF phosphcric acid. estimated b equivalent 10
phosphate Of line. il Is found % contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

DIANu AND ORGAN TUNING-Nr. b :.
L VENNi&. ten years IL Chlekerne and Hal
lei am ps,I. Piano Factories. the last four yea-s
~liA ElcAar4 DAVIS, Washington. and timer :"
ThAlhcrs. vii tame sui repair Al kinds o! Ins;rn
Inrnt> u any section q he Country. sA'Gns OWL
or> the ~ ~ hAv.p. them IaJuTca s. Eapy Az
~ ltr~rnnI tuner.
Gcpu.uc letter, So; rrc7unsuiAuoa from TIE
above esu y, Zen y desired. address or call 81
Z. 7. DENNIS Music store.
nh " .. HIrhsncc Block. hIac street,
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yr7r1vvr1I,s MANIPULATED eUANo.

VIE have received s :uli supply IF this article
w and shall keep i;corstant!y on hand IT'S
comrb.cG q! ru-e PERUrl.s and PHo>FHA7lf
Grtxos. from The IslArds Of Chinebs sud Serasss,
combined and closely inreErated by machinery.
No. I Is warranted TO contain : ger cent Of Az
mopia, snd - 70 20 Jer cent. 81 Phosphate .! Lime.
No. - per cent. Of Ammonia, and - 10 6P Ter
cent. If Phosphate VI Lime.
The testimonials Of the value Of this Fertilizer.
in .zs s.o<sessiou, are very strong. and from sour
ces known 10 49, 10 Tee reiishie-
WM. Il. T0WLE d son,
nh u No. / South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-28

w - MURRAY, -NEL'HAAl lAlLrhs
W . -S.. 10. King S--r. Lave ~ received
!uL Ind complete assortment o. FE!. M
WINTER scoops. earsG.Erc % F-r-~. "'rs
Cashmere yssuIc, a.a r.Ur'u.- fu- .t.'.
5000 --uerhir. Tho a. T-eus-.. =; -~.'7
or1sr,. SBo :u-..l ur.,.s Gsoe 20 ln~ - ua-
1e-. aua -: 'av Gaasf Af~-r-F.. s.E.,. --ts i.a.
The attention -a,- .-" .s. a. ,.s
rer--s'y
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MARSHALL & WARD are now receiving their
vi Fall Supplies Of FAMILY GROCERIES,. 10
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 bhds. prime 2. X. Sugar
10 d" common do do
90 bbls. Yellow and c. Yellow Sugar
10 hoXs. lowering 4 Co.'S Loaf do
10 hhl.. Crushed ana Graupla;ed 10
10 q" Patent Cut Loaf do
10 " Sugar House Syrup 10
10 " Gvldon Syrup
% bag Rio and Lsguyra Coffee
j. " Old Governments; Java 10
" Old Brown Government Java do
~ chests G~unpowder Tes-part prime
loo boxes Patent Sperm, Solar Sperm. Adsmsn-
tine. and Hydraulic pressed Candies
- do. do. Jenkins Mould Candles
soc sacks u. A. Salt, 200 do. Marshall do: 100
do. Ashtou's do. Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese. Pepper, Pimcnto. Starch. Rice. Soda. Gin
ger. and a! articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
s.-- w. II King Street. Al~raaIri1. oct 10