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, 1859-12-02

a5-Mr.J. C. SMITH, Of the House Of Rspr.,...
tives from walla Wnlla county, arrived here IN NJ
day last This is the first time wana Wall, ..-4s
has been represented in tho Legislature since \.
ganizaiion.
To Mr.. J. W. PARK, also from Walla waTa. ~.
indebted for California papers. Through bis kind,.
we are enabled to lay before our readers, INTEREST,",
States news in advance of the mail
Outside Of the news contained in the popars -,
ed by Mr.. PARK, ills gentleman informs us tb., !.
sloop-of-war 81. MaIys, had threatened to bo,,.-,
the town Of Guayamas, Mexico, unless certain -
cessons were made by the authorities Of soDo.. !.
iaysr Of Mr.. STONE, who holds contract und., =,
Mexican government to survey that State. Int -
with his party, was expelled therefrom not lone .
Twelve hours time was allowed the Governor IA ~
slider the proposition 1t is thought that ere tb, n,
town Of 6uayamas has been blOtted out Apoth..
rupture with Mexico may then be expected.
, 1859-12-02

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP CHMpIoSR v
FOR CALIFORNIA new iron side-vbesr
steamer Champion, built at Wilmington
Delaware, for Commodore Vanderbilfsi
" champion ship on the Pacific, sailed
from New York on the l4th October. She
took no passengers, but her full complement
of officers and crew. She had on board
thirty days coal, sixty days provisions
l40 tons of freight, and drew only twelve
feet of water. This, for ship Of one thop,
sand six hundred tons measurement, al
capacity for four hundred tons freight be.
sides passenger accommodations for nine
hundred persons, isconsidered by the Com
modere and the clipper ship builders, a.
unparalleled in the history Of steamship
ping and steamboating.
, 1859-12-02

PRorosED FAsr TRAvELxe.-The Aha
California Of the 10Th nit. says that Mr.
James HaWorth, President Of the Califor,
mia Stage Company. is prepared to enter
into contract with the Government to run
a-dhily Overland Mail between Saerameu.
tO-snd s. Louis for 81 900, 600 per year
aed would have the schedule time placed
Z. fourteen days from city to city. Mr.
=. asserts that he would make the trip in
.l snsi,e Gays oitener than in fourteen, and
snas ne would also contract to run a horse
S.. sAp.esS =, os..ees these two points, carrying
,.,. ie.ss'' " ne'sut, and make the time regn.
Sacramento. -''''' ''''u
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Notice.
Sale Of Real Estate in Pacific County

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PURsU.
ant to order made by the Probate Court al he
October term 1853, will on Saturday the 18th day u
December, 1859, at the hour Of II O'clock A. n,
Of said day, sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder on the premises, the following described real
estate situated In said county on Bakers Bay The
claim known as the johnson claim, Of Gao acres
together with the dwelling house, barn, and other
Improvements Payments Of sale as follows. One
sixth part Of the amount Of sale TO be cashthe BAL
anee 10 one, two aud three years from the day OF SALE
with interest added The purchaser viii be required
to give security by mortgage on the premises sold.
...r.. HENRY X. STEVENS,
Guardian Of George and James johnson, minors and
heirs at law Of James johnson, deceased.
Nov. II, 1859. 3w51
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MPoRTANT CoNnfUNIcATIoNs.-Read the commr,,
cations from the commissioner Of the general land o.
fee on the first page, addressed to Mr. TILrox, d,
surveyor general. They will show those interes,.,.
the progress made in the premises
, 1859-12-02

HS- Our notices necessarily must be made brieg a,
our space is limited The news from the States a5a
the article devoted to San Juan, absOrbs the sutr.
space Of our columns.
, 1859-12-02

So The communication Of "A Married Democrat,
is in type, but cannot possibly find room for it in
this issue. Deferred for next week.
, 1859-12-02
REMOVAL,

MIR. C. A. SEARS CNAIERCIAL ACADEMY
wi has been removed from the Office OF Dr.. l.. n.
Roberts to the more spaeious apartments in Masonic
Hall, where he will have ample room TO accommo-
date all those who wish to acquire q beautiful, nee
knowledge Of Book keeping. He will also give los-
sons in Drawing, Arithmetic and Navigation. IA
R5- No class system-each student receives sopa-
rate instructions. flf
Olympia, Nov. 49, 1859. 52H
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Oakland ShlpDiDg RsDOTt,

ARRIveD. - Nov. 2l--Schr. Gen. Harney, CAPT
Roeder, at oakland, sawamish County.
SAILED-NOY. 23-Sehr. Gen. Harney, for San Jnan
Island, with "a Leef cattle to Henness and Golfer
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MEDICAL CARD.
U. G. WarbaSS,
PHYSICIAN. STREElI And AEElTEETTE.

A 7 THE SOLICITATION OF NUMEROUS
"A friends and acqualntances, have determined .
locate permanently in Olympia and resume the prao-
tice of my profession In all its branches. From an
extensive and successful Surgical and Medical Prao
experimentor, bot as a practitioner who has bad ex~
perience.
Particular attention will be paid to all surgical oPe
rations and diseases Of private nature.
Office at the Pacific House. corner Of Maine ana
Third Streets where patients from distance can %
supplied with comfortable rooms and charged by mo
week for board and medical attendance.
Consultation fee and charges moderate
Olympia Oct q, 1859. 4sf
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FURNTITUR@

Of all kinds, such Bureaus, Tables Sofas, Stands,
Chairs, &c, kept on hand and offered 10 the trade.
ALSO, all kinds, sizes, and patterns Of STOVES.
Ny endeavor shall DO to please customoTs and thus
extend my business. / am determined TO spread
out and no mistake. Call in and see stock and a.
anime prices. 1g
Olympia, Oct. IA, 1859. Hh
, 1859-12-02
THI IINEST AND REST ASSlHTNIIf

ever opened in Olympia The stock s larger i1a
more varied than any Of my neighbon, and nv iaciF
ties for doing business unequalled.
WILL NOT BE UNDERS0LD
by either Jew or Gentle in Washington Territory.
and hold myself ready at any time 10 have ny -
sertiOns tested
, 1859-12-02

ONWI WIIIIE'
GEO. W. Wiley, Secretary.
, 1859-12-02

San JCAN IsLAND-BRITIsH DIPLOMACY TRIM
PHAST.-When Lieut.. Gen. Scot. was dispatched from
Washington the extraordinary embassy of bringing
to amicahle adjustment the difficulty which it was
alledged had sprng up between the Government Of
the Unied States and that Of Great Britain in oonse-
quence Of dispute relative TO the boundary line be-
tween the possessions Of these two powers in the Ca
nal de HNo, 1t was t9e feryent hope Of the united
4 ,cston would be so settled BY the distinguished
p,ccator,' that the American right to the Island Of
San Juan should not be set aside nor the acts of the
highest military authority in this Department, ques
toned.
The press Of the entire Uniol were almost unit in
sanctioning the acts OF Cen Harvey who did nothing
than send few troops to protect the American
residents on the Island Of san Juan from the agrees
ions Of Gov. Douglas and other agents and EMPLOYEES
Of the British Government. But alas for human cal
culatons the Island Of San Juan has virtually passed
into the hands OF the British GOyemment-the Amer
lcan troops have been removed and Gen. Harney lat
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nnmber Of The papers broaght fr1m the insurgents
camp a Harpcrs Ferry, and IN possession Of the Gov.
ernmcnt, VIII be puhlished In the Constitution toinor-
IuH. snlne of tham are signed Jno Smith, N he
hand writing Of one Of the sons Of 0saWatomic Brown
and endorsed n that Of The latter.
The Documents show that he conspiracy extended
throughout PARTON Of Ohio. New England and some
towns IN Pcnnsylvana- One Of the letters avs aour
11nds, 20 iar. are coming forward probably better
nan expected, as we have called on thsm.a Some
o. t1e paperl give the number Of pick-ares shoyes
and articles Of personal comfort together with bills oT
~ same, While others ask for money J.RS. Of
SonooId, n IL, subscribed e55. There Is also letter
e-te Oel lst, IN which the writer remarks that be
g@s N Ashtabua, Ohio, and met with success our old
Irene J. T. O., be says, took stock 10 the amount Of
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owing is the score !:


A BUGGY WAS smashed to pieces by the horse run
ming off, at o'clock last evening, ut the corner of
Canal and Claiborne streets. The occupants Of the
buggy. Mr.. Attorney Kiney and a friend, were, of
course, thrown out. Mr.. Kinley was badly hurt in
his head his friend luckily escaped injury.
STAFFORD GREEN, charged with stealing from the
cargo of the steamer. Starlight; Sophia Hartman,
charged with threatening to cut out the heart of
Eliza Niewehler; and Louis Fisher, charged with
knocking down Catherine Mclaughlin, were ar.
raigned before Recorder Summers on Saturday, and
bonded to appear for examination.
The BARBERoUs AFFAIR, in which Jules Man.
vile and Leopold de Montjoie, BARRIERS, came to-
gether in shop on st. Charles street on Friday
evening, has been amicably arranged. Monljoie
who got stuck in the breast with pair of scissors
refused to prosecute Manville when the case came
before Recorder Summers on Saturday.
The CREW of the bark Clara Haxall, consisting OF
seven free negroes, were locked up on Saturday by
order of the Chief of Police for being in the State in
contravention of law.
THE OLD CATHEDRAL CLOCK ran down on Satur
day night. It said ten minutes to 4 all day yester
day. The old man Of the Cathedral, however. ken,
going. He probably never noticed that the clock had
stopped.
MARIE RosALIE BEAUvERT, free colored, native
of Cuba, so years OF age was and killed on
Saturday morning, by the Pontchartran cars at the
Solidelle street crossing The old woman was seen in
good time by the engineer, who started the steam
whistle, and kept it whistling without Stacking speed
| till too late. The old woman was probably deaf OF
hard of hearing. She was shockingy mangled. The
Coroner investigated, and returned verdict of acct
| dental death.
The Coroner also held an inquest on the body OF
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Our MINISTER IN CHINA.-A letter from on board
the U. s. steamer Powhattan, dated July 8, gives
the following account of the relations existing be.
tween the Chinese and the present American Min.
lister
Last Wednesday, June 3Oth, the Tirquan went in
search of another entrance to the river Pehio and
returned during the day with the report that they
had landed with an interpreter at small town near
stream, and just had time to give the Minister'S
letter to Chinese official when troop of mounted
cavalry was discovered galloping towards them,
some thousand strong All hands very naturally took
to shanks mares, as fast as they could carry them.
selves to the boat returned and made a report of
their failure, which created some merriment 1t was
given up for a certainty that John Chnaman was
not going to receive Mr.. Ward. Yesterday, however
at s A. NJ, two large junks, loaded with produce,
came within short distance of us and anchored a
small boat lowered from one of the junks, and having
on board Chinese official bearing an answer to our
Minister'S letter, Immediately came alongside. The
answer was in the highest degree favorable.
1t seems the party who landed from the Tirquan
had been mistaken for the English, and the cavalry
which chased them to their boat was part of a guard
1000 strong which was to have escorted Mr. Ward to
Pekin and had been waiting several days in expec.
tation of his daily arrival They produced present
for our Minister consisting of nineteen hogs, 10
Sheep 80 sacks of -four, 10 of rice, besides ducks
chickens, geese, eggs and vegetables in great guam
titles.
The answer to Mr.. Wards letter stated that the
Commissioner would send pilot to bring his ship uI
to the river eight miles, great deal of correspond
ence has since passed between the officials and thu
English squadron lying in close proximity.
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New @ans 1aia Grestat andau zNosnim @daber B. 1859

John overfranck, aged ID years, native Of Louis
lana, whose death, caused by bis having been acct
dentaly caught in the machinery Of the Louisiana
Manufacturing Company, we reported on Saturday.
verdict in conformity with the facts was returned
LOT OF JEwELRr, consisting Of thirteen pairs
OF earrings and nine breaspns, was taken from the
showcase OF 9. Weges store, No. 239 Camp street.
on Saturday. The thief was daring enough to break
the case, and lucky enough to get OF undecided.
A valuable gold watch was stolen from Mr.. Don.
nellys residence on Tchouptoulas street, on satur
day night. It's severe loss 70 Mr.. d. as the guard
was made Of bis wife's hair, and had locket con.
tanning his wife's and children's miniatures,
WHITE MAN, name unknown, had leg broken
on Saturday afternoon, on the levee In the Third
District, by bale Of cotton rolling upon him. He
was taken to the Hospital.
MICHAEL FITZGERALD, a lad 1G years old, shot
himself accidentally In the foot with pistol, yester-
day. on Claiborne street. Officer Dean took him to
the Charity Hospital.
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MURDER OF AN AxER1cAs IN As1zosA.-The rubaa

MURDER OF AN AMERICAN IN ARIzoNA.-The Tubao
Arizonian Of the 8th Of September says:
We have received the particulars Of another cruel
murder of an American citizen by Mexicans at one Of
the stations of the Overland Mail Company, and the
robbery Of property belonging to the Company. On
the evening of the 26th ultimo, two Mexicans made
their appearance at Whites ranch, situated on tho
road between here and Fort Yuma and being without
money asked the privilege Of remaining over night.
however, exciting suspicion, they were ordered OF.
Using some insulting expressions, they saddsd their
Station which under the charge Of Nj. Phelps.
who was at the time alone Il 10 supposed they asked
to remain there for the night and their request vas
granted. In helping him to perform his work during
the evening, they took advantage Of his back being
turned, and with club or axe knocked him down
and continued beating him on the head, breaking hia
skull, until his brains oozing out they LETT him for
dead. They then saddled To- Of the best horses Of
the Overland Mail Company, and taking foor Others
and Phelps revolver and money, left for Sonora. eav-
fling their two old worn out animals behind Ma
Phelps was discovered the next morning By some q
the employees Of the Company, still alive, hus ae
could give no account of the aHair, ahd q eo>
expected to recover.
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An old gentleman Of eighty.four having taken to
the altar young amsel OF about sixteen the clergy.
man said to him, The font is at the other end Of
| the church, What do l want with the font !? y
said the old gentleman. " beg your pardon,' said
the clerical wit. /" I thought you had brought the
! child to be christened."
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favore, be introduced himself as the once renowned
champion Of Know Nothingsm, but now for the FIRST
time, candidate before the people for public ofce.
He stands on bis own individual responsibility; 10
not tied down 70 any clique or party asserts that
bis platform consists Of four words ofcs dollars
and eenh;" and challenges any OF the dominant
faction to say that his platform Is not a. good 10
thein.
10 describe the different interruptions to CharIeys
speech would be impossible. tits thckIy punctuated
throughout By the multitude When be stops for
'fesn Dfeasn up goes . volley Of shouts At each
comma MES up rocket the periods are celebrated
by whole flight Of rockets, with tho sbout. ,dd.d
and when he turns to the intellectual tahlA n,
mouthful Of water to cool his throat uarcbea t n.
heat Of his eloqueDce, the rockets and the shot.
accompanied by the band In grand roar ~ r1.,I
Columbia.
Mr.. Dreux speaks Of the martyrdom Of Ter,e
bonnie and Of the wretched being, DRYDEN. who ID
superseded him.
Groans for Whisky Tom. Mr.. Dreux says, humor
ously, There are too many cToakers about FOL
Whisky Tom" Tremendous applause and laughter
not participated in. however, by James Boyle, ESQ.,
who is go stupid not to the wit of the remark
Mr.. Dreux lays bare the secret workings and
Vaccinations of the prevailing abomination known
as Nothngism. The picture Is truly appalling
and the multitude lsten Mortified and paralyzed. he
eulogses honesty in glowing language, and rather
supposes be is the owner Of a good share Of that
valuable article. He challenges the debates Of bis
opponents. He speaks Of the coming triumph, and
comes down with peroratiou perfectly glorious,
limiting by way Of postscript that he will have
thing else to say some other day.
Mr.. Dreux retires amid another tempest of shout.
rocket and Hail Columbia.
Alderman Harrison is Justify called upon for a
speech. He comes forward and makes one, but it is
Of Cesarian brevity and force, thus " Gentlemen
I'm no talker, but Pm workern
Grand hallelujah and fireworks, and adjournment,
The tremendous procession is again formed /: and.
heralded by music Shouts and other patriotic noises
taxes Its blazing way through the principal streets
OF the city The citizens patrols stake torches in
front of the lookup on Rousseau street, and remain
vigantly awake to keep the country and the Fourth
District safe till morning.
Seriously speaking, the mass meeting Of the aIude.
pendent Americans" was so small and ipsieuifean
as hardly to deserve public notice. The crowd in
Clay Square, including Independents, outside spec.
tators, women, children, niggers and dogs, did moi
number thousand whilst the torchlight procession
by actual counting, and representing as it did the
Independents of all the -Four Districts, did not mum
Der over two hundred and fifty persons.
Neither Judge Cotton or Mr.. Castellanos use5
the words "lndependent American" or Democrat
once. Mr.. Dreux also failed to say Democrat once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

NAvAL.-A dispatch of the 9th from washipgtoa
says:
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued general
order authorizing the commanders Of navy yards
who have commanded squadrons, to wear the fisg
heretofore authorized at stations under their COM
mand.
Senior flag officer Stewart is authorised to wear his
at the main.
The following named officers have been ordered to
Panama by the steamer of the 10th of October to re.
anac, whose term of service will shortly expire
Capt Richie, Lieuts Walker and Mead. Master shry-
ock, Surgeon D. s. Green, Assistant Surgeons Benz
nett and Green, and Purser lngersoll.
It is said our Government has made peremptory
demand on Chilli for redress.
About 900 bright percussion muskets wefe sold On
the Government account to-day, at q rs pecs.
mostly to New York dealers.
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AMER1cAN1sM CRUSHED FOREVER

SPEECHES BY COTTON, cAs7ELLAsos AND DRku1
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THE MASS MEETING
OF THE INDEPENDENT AMERIcANs.n

A GREAT TIME ON CLAY SQUARE,
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Texas Intelligence.
The Galveston News Of Thursday last has the fol-

The Galveston News Of Thursday last has the fol-
lowing:
Between forty and fifty men, under the charge Of
Capt. Martini sailed on the steamship that left this
port day before yesterday morning, Che 27th instI
for New Orleans, to join Gen. Walker, and so-
company him to Nicaragua.
Ordinances lately promulgated at Richmond do
clare that person coming from Houston, Galveston
or any other place infected with yellow fever shall
be permitted to enter Richmond that all wooIlen
goods shall be prohibited which have been put mp in
any infected town district which have been de-.
ayed slowed in such town or district for the space
Of ten days. and that all citizens Of Richmond Who
have been exposed in any infected district, shall
undergo quarantine Of ten days before entering the
town.
The Lavaca Herald says:
The cotton and country produce Is plsntfal that
not alone our wharves. but streets from end
to the other, crowded with it. II Is impossible to
dispose Of it ns it arrives, owing TO the want OF yes
sells and laborers.
Four prisoners recently made their escape from The
Bonham jail. by removing the floor and digging Q
passage through the ground under the all. Wheu
last heard from they were having Jolly time at .
| distillery seven miles north Of town.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL-
No. AZ MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Every variety Of Blank Book Paper Stationery. Steam
Printing, photographic Work aud Book. Binding.
HSeorders respectfully solicited. jyl8 ly
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srITH AND DRYDEN RUBBED OUT,

SECESSION OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
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SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE

SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM. HIND AND BLISS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats. Gaps and Strn w Goods
BONNErs, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, etc.
Importers Of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
e. New York.
AARoa c. RAN. H. BIIss
BENJAMIN BRrrrIs, Washington, Ark, Special Partner
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TOMAS BROOK AND BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
a. Spool Cotton,

Cornbnng the smoohness of silk with the strength OF nen
add for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UN-
RfyAED. For sale by the principal houses New Orleans
and Mobie and also 10 original By the manufacturers
agent, VIM HENRY SMITH,
hul lyhW 20 and "a vessy street, lev York.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
CHAl,LEs HEIDsIECn CnAmPAaSE-

This celsb.sd wine Of the above weknown brand han
qeen and Will continue 70 be- received by the undersigned In
quantities To meet the Increased demand Of dealers and osn
sucrs Thoroughly satisfied from tho strongest evidences
that from the closest nsa descendant Of the old s.d
nrs established house Of Hsdslck Co.. Of Rhss they have
taken hold Of with Dissemination brsS 1t and It's olsim
Distinction before the public generally than here
tofe The superior quality Of this article must satisfy any
one that s smsnafo Is from where great attention
~ well ~ hsrsugh experience have brought 10 bear in
Ne Charles Heidseck has given bis whoe mind 10
the perfection Of hh wine md to worthy Of tho name
Frequent visits to tho United States have enabled him more
fully to understand and appreciate the nstes and wishes
and Of his having prodted by information
by the Champagne fer tho palate Of
me vino for It's bouquet and
general excellence The varieties Of brands of Champagne
lend greatly no doubt confuse the purchaser the lovera
OF good and genuine wine must look Charles Hedseck
IN fall on the LABEL we'll the corks capsses
T. W. BAYAUD ACo.
Us Genorsl Agents for North America New York,
Tho Charles Hedaieck be obtained In quantities at thu
uhder mentioned Houses besides others here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Ell. HART &CO.,
5 j.. 81. N. MARKS,
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fs2 ~ ....-. PAYNE STEELE 4 co.
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ROSlN-l50 barrels No. 2, for sale by
IL q. l. KOUNS 4 BROS,
2 Front street,
Z mi2 tol opposite Cana street II. =.
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The subscribers opened Books Registry and sale
Of Real Estate and Slaves the city and country,
their friends and the public call their office and have
property they may have for sale inscribed lin
Register.
No charge will be made for such registry
The Books will be for examination by the public
the sales room of the undersigned.
McGERREN, LANDRY 4 co.
and Sales Room-Mason Hail. St. Charles
o Perdido aeOt f
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CUGAR-ARDoYNE WHITE REFINED SUGARS, In
~ hhds., In store and for sale by
Wk. &. LEvERICH,
tylS.W No, "a Old Leyee street.,