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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

Lard is in active request at 100 I01Ic foI
prime in good shipping packages
Observation-Disclosures have advanced the
rate of Extra Family Flour to z 50@S PEI
biol. at wholesale, and 8@8 so at retail Su-
perfine remains at former quotations, 5 50@6
With light receipts and an improved de-
mand wheat has advanced fully IOe per BUSH
ell during the week, and we now quote prime
red and. white at 81 IO@l 20, and inferior
to fair 75c@l per fushel.
The receipts of Corn have been fair and there
exists avery good inquiry for the ar;icle--
Buyers are paving 70@75c per bushel, sacked.
GrocerleS--We quote Sugar at 64 @7c for
fair and 79@8c forprime to choice, in hhds.
and }@l advance on these quotations for
barrel. MOlasses at 39@40c per gallon in
bbls; 42@43 in half bbis. Sugar house
molasses is held at 42@45c and Golden Syrup
at I5c TO 81 per gallon. Coffee 1T l2@ l3c for
Rio, LAG 10 for Laguyra, and lS@2Oe for Java.
Whisky The market continues firm at
25@27c. County is quoted at 400 SIC, ac-
cordng to quality.
lion and NailS--The following are the
quotations for Tennessee Iron: Band 7@74c,
bar 81 @64c, round and square So Csc, horse
shoe 63e, Piow, plate ard mould 615 @7, Boiler
Plate o2 Nail Ilate LI2 c, Nall Fod NC, oval and
half Oval 7@9e, Gin Rib Sc, Nut Iron nc,
Buggy Tire 4, Sheet So @91a C, Hoop64@94
Pittsburg is quoted at &c less, and small sizes
at l = c less
he following are the quotations for nails:
40, 81 50 per keg; Cd, 81; Sd, So 75; IOd,
and larger sizes, SO 5o@3 75
Seeds--ClOver So per bushel, by the Dbl,
Blue Grass, stripped 50@I IS, clean %
per bnsheI of Il lbs; Timothy 3@3 % per
Dushel; Herds Grass l 4o@I So Orchard |
%; hungarian Gras Seed IS; Canary -SI3;
Millet 25@2 80; Flax Seed, l 20
Feathers and Ginseng--Fea;hers are liz de-
nand at 40@42c, for live geese, when put up
u good shipping order. Ginseng finds ready
ale at 5U@55c.
Beeswax--Our merchants are paying.3Oc for
)eeSwaX.
Leather ard Hides--The market is well !
IMPLIED with leather, which we quote as fol- |
Cws: Oak aud hcmlock tanned sole and !
arness SOC 32c; sk-rting 36c; upper S27@36 I
er dozen. Dry hides 1919 @I9c, and Green, /
5G7l3c per pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
4 Pleasant Company

We are Informed that quite large
number Of ladies-tNe students oil
the various female schools in Win.
chester-@ere complimented by the
Railroad with rice down into this
county last Saturday. We trust that
they had a pleasant trip, aud that
nothing occurred 10 mar the JOY ful-
ness Of the Trip.
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Pork Packing

We are requested to give notice
that meeting will be geld at the
courthouse in this place, on Satur-
day, 2oth inst, for the purpose q
inaugurating a movement having
for lis object the establishment Of a
large Pork Packing House for Lie
cola county. The organization Of
such a company to carry on the bu-
slness on a large scale, while it would,
we have no doubt, prove source Of
profit to the stockholders and the
county, is a necessary step in the
progressive march Of Lincoln TO ad-
ditional wealth and position. 1t is
estimated, With reason, that the pack.
ing Of 10000 hogs at this point
and that is not a large number for
Lincoln, however it may be for other
sections would involve an annual
disbursement for casks and barrels
alone all Of which could tie easily
made 10 this county--of SIS, 900.
From this single item, our readers
can form some sort Of an opinion Of
The amount Of money n large Pork
Packing House would throw into
in our midst. Other sta
.islics, equally reasonable, could be
given; but our space to-day forbids.
We shall refer to he subject again
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

Preaching
Elders Jacks and Cratcher, of the
Primitive Baptist Church, will preach
at stewsrt,s Creek on Wednesday,
18th inst; the same night at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. in
Fayetteville; and Thursday at Sui
phur Spring.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
NGDzTaICEs

I'm pursuance of decree of the County
& Cour. of Lincoln county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced at-th May term. 1859, ( will, on
Saturday, the Esih day OF J"nc
1853, offer for sale to the highest bidder
at the court house door in the town of Fay
etteville, or a credit of twelve months, the
following named SLAVES, to-wit:-Rhoda,
aged about Ovears; Caroline aged about 81
years; Alice. eyed about years; aid Eliza
beth, aged about Is mouths-belOngiBs 20 the
estate Of Ambrose L, Parks, deceased Gar
oline and her two children, Alice and Eliza
beth, will be sold in one LOTT Notes with
two or more approved securities will be re-
CURED of the purchasers, aud lien retained
upon said Slaves until the purchase money Is
paid. -
DANIEL J. WHITTINGTON,
Nav IL, 1859 I'd. CieTE.
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9larrb Elerti0lI-IS6O
e,,rp1TF-IINCoLN COUNTY.

NJ We are authorized to announce Col.
,EOsepEa &c. George, Candidate lor onef-
If of Lincoln county, at the March LECTION
1860. AZ
az We are authorized to announce Mr !:
Moses CrNse, candidate lor 0helih Vi
Lincoln county, at the next March hec''on,
~ We are authorized to ahhouice NIi'
JCsasz owens, of the thnd district d eau
didate for Sheriff Of Lincoln county' az 'He
next March Election,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
Additional Force

Additional Force
MIR. Dougherty, the grading con-
tractor at Bray's hollow, on the
Railroad, we are informed, placed
thirty additional workmen on bis
part of the track on last Saturday;
SO that hereafter be will have night
as we'll as a day force constantly al
york. We would not be surprised
after all. if the cars really we're here
by the fourth Of July.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

They have, also just received and intend
keeping constantly on band, supply of the
finest and best finished Metallic Burial
Casizets ever brought tothis market which
they will sell extremely low. and delivel
in any part of the county free of extra charge
in good hearse. Wood Collins prompt,
made as low as any shop in Lincoln, and de-
livered free of extra charge, in any part o
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS & WILSON.
| Jan. 20.
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Pictures! Pictures!
PATENT AMDROTYPES! +
l. L GILDERSLEEvE

II AS made arrangements with the owners
IL Il of the right of the process inthis State,
for taking THESE inimtabls pictures, and is
now prepared to furnish all who may wish re-
ally fine and durable pictures in style unsur-
passed. Pictures by this process have never
been taken in this part of the country. as it is
known only to the patentees and their assign
ees. They are unequalled by any other
Rooms in connection with the Jewelry Store.
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather.
Dee. %
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Flour

Flour
hIr. G. B. Miller has, a superior
article of Flour, from March's Mill,
which be is selling in any quantity
at IS so per hundred pounds. Give
him a call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Steer, red color, smooth horrs and wide
apart, about three years old; by Alexander
Smith, 18th district, April Both. Valued at
IS.
MAURY COUNTY.
Horse Male, hay color, about l3 hands high,
legs striped, mare reached, tail shaved. about
one year old: hy Hardin Maybery, 81 dis.
Valued at SO.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare Cot, bay color, white star in forehead,
left hind foot white dark name and tail, one
year old; By James NJ. Edwards, four miles
East of Pulaski, April so. Valued at S25.
JACKSON COUNTY ALA.
Bay FHy, star in forehead, no brand per-
ceivable, about years old; by john Snod-
grass, ST., near Belefont, Jan. 81. Valued at
$40.
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MagaZineS:

iiagaZines-
We are in receipt Of the March
and April issues, Of the printers
News Letter" published at 81 a
year, at 241 Dock street, Philsdel-
phia, Pa. 1t is a very interesting
monthly, and with pleasure do We
commend it to t. craft. e CD copy
that We have received, contains mat
ter of value to every devo:ee Of the
."Art pFeservative. VIII the pub
fishers favor US with the January
and February numbers, so that our
file may begin with the volume?
The last No. Of the first volume Of
"The Printer published by Henry
& Huntington, No. l, Spruce street,
New York, has come to hand. This
work is edited with marked ability,
and is one Of our most valued ex-
changes. Subscription price, only
81 ayear.
The second No. of the IN. Y. Flee
trotyper' is on our table. 1t is
prefusely illustrated quarterly, for
printers use. Will the publishers
be pleased to send US the first No?
SubterraHe can Fire
Those who may expect to inhale
the fumes of sulphur hereafter-of
course, our readers never will Can
get ioretaste, we understand, by
visiting the 'fill'' on the Railroad
near Dukes creek, in this county.
1t seems that at al early stage of
the leveling on that pant of the Road,
the workmen built fire down in a
hollow, on a stump, at which to light
their pipes. As the work of filling
up progressed, ia. pieces of rock, or
rather species of coal, lodged upon
the stump, followed by Grit, without
extinguishing the fire; until now it
is full twenty feet below the surface,
aud yet burning, while columns of
smoke having a ST rong sulphurous or
stone coal scent issue from the
ground.
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

lst, Rind of animal is given. I'D, color.
Sd, description :. !. 4th, e.. 9Th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest....
9TH, valuation.
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WGn~ruUE"o
CEEANCERY SALE OF LAND.

CkEANCEksG 81 LIE OE LANE s
ON she itEl day CT July, 1859. being
" the FIRST Monday in Obedience 10 de-
cree of the Chancery Court Of Lincoln county,
made at the February term, 1859, III the case
of Martha \. Twitty and Others vs.. Nancy L.
Twi.ty and others-I will proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder, at the courthouse door
in the town Of Fayetteville q cry DESl-
.RABLE SMALL TRACT OF LAND, well
improved, contaI'fi about So acres, and "
ing about one mile west Of Fay ettcrille, on
the Pulaski Road.
IERNs:--Said land will he sold on credit
of ore and two years, except Ter cent, which
will be required in CAsH--free from the Wild
owls right of dover therein.
Bond and approved security will be requir-
cd of the purchaser, aud len retained on
the Land for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON,
MAY 70, 1851. Ck. d u.
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New, Elegant, and Fashionable

on the South side of the Public Square, Fay
ettevile, cast end of the large three sfagv brick
building, where housekeepers or Others wish
ing to get any description of furnitare, are
requested to favor them with call. Thei
work, in point of style, durability and finish
shall not be surpassed by any 6 Iishmen
in the country, while they gt. thei
They have now on hand or will furnish t
order at short notice
Fine Wardrobes, Sofas, Chairs, Hat Racks
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Of every kind
Common do. Cribs and Cradles,
Divans & Ottomans Tables, all kinds, &C., &c
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81. cIbyyit,c, Tenn-

SiscIbyyitlc. Tenn
Baeon-HOg round SIC, clear sides 91sc
shoulders 6IIac hams 734 as
Lard--ln new barrels Zoe; old stands &c
Wheat-Primc 81 10: Ordinary 7O@ 9Oc
Flour--From 3@S3 so
Corn-Per bushel SOC.
Shelled 0ats-40@5O.
Coffee--By the beg, l3@14c.
Sugar--Dy the Dbl, ~ a sc.
Molasses-By the bbl Age; half Dbl SOC.
Nails--By the tcg As @514.
Glover seed-72l@S.
Salt--Fine sack 50 %; Dbl per bush 40c.
Whisky--Common SOC.
Mackercl by the Kit IS.
Candles--Siar 23@25: tallow 14@15c.
Soda-Casb 71S@8c
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CIR Narkets --Iutrat lates
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
ORSFpVER 0FEJCE

OBSERVER OFFICE.
foyetteriUe, Nay L, 1859.
CT We have prepared the following table
with good deal of care, and believe it may
oe relied on as correct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12

Proyisions-There has been a fair demand
for bacon during the week, with but hight
re ceipts. The transactions have been MAIN
" at cur quotations, though we have heard OF
few lots being taken at figures shade high
err, and although the market closes with a
decided upward tendency, we do not feel au-
therized to advance our quota tons over those
current at the opening of the week. we
quote hog round at 8@8Rc, shoulders 7@
7Ic, hams S@Ssc, and clear sides JOG lo3c
from wagons. From store Il q ~ is deman-
ded on these quotations
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-12
Augusta, Ga

AUguss:s, Gsa--
We have better state of things to report
OF our produce market, more particularly in
bacon and lard. We quote. viz: bacon, clear
sides, l2c, ard scarce; ribbed do 1l15c, hams
log II, as to quality; shoulders Ss@ Sc, ana
scarce. Lard 1913 a 10 in bbls. Corn S8@90
and scarce. Oats 60@65. Red wheat I06e
l 10, white DO 2o@1 80. Flour dull, a a
=, for extra family. in sacks aud barrels; 69I
a co fer extra superfue do DO, 62@63f for
superfne in do DO, Stock peas 95@l CO..
Feathers scarce at 45c. Beeswax 500 CSC.
Ginseng 40@45. Butter l6@20c. Eggs 189
zoe and scarce.
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LYNCIlBURG.

| LYNCIaBURG.
! HTE are receiving our Spring and Sum-
! w mer Stock of Staple and Fancy DrJ
goods, consisting in part of a large and nice
selection of
| LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
from 9 to II Hoop Skirts Misses Skirts
.RLANCT BONNBfS,
ladies and misses flats, ribbons, and great as
sortment Of varieties and Toys; splendid as
sortment Of fine
| GOgD I3 " 5S2 2 .
Hats, Boots and Shoes, made Clothing; fine
lot of
FrGpnqN GrfrTE9p4fR Fg
gE1IIgg1gE2gs
such as Bureaus, Safes. Tables. Bedsteads,
&c. shOp-ma .e spinning wheels. We also
have a very large assortment Of
HanDHlRE hid CUTLERY,
Queensware, and a splendid assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
white lead, Zinc, copal, japan, and white
Farnishes, and all the colOfs for painting Ell
Their dry or in oil, which we will sell as low
as they can be bought anywhere at retail or
lower, TO Or. CASH or to punctual dealers.
We also will keep a good assortment of
COOKING STOVES, |
prices to suit, from 20 to 30 dollars-will keep
sugar. coffee, rice. nails, &c; also large stock
TENNESSEE And PI97SBURGI
La ON !
Pillow EE0gJEDS, /
WAGON DQEZ1EGGo
CAAINS,
in fact nearly anything else you can cali for
" hich We invite
70 give Us call and examine our stock and
prices. We feel confident we can
Suit AL
III GOODS AND THE FRiCES.
Thankful for past favors, We invite more
lie can b. tonnd across tie street.
,YpeSite oar cid stand, an the nor !
bnick Building.
HOLT d HILES.
March 81.
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Ready-made Clothing,

boots, shoes. trunks, carpet and saddle bags,
SaIises, hardware, Queensware, glassware.
Books, stationary. wall paper, csrpeting.
plantation Goods nails. chains. spades, shovels,
stone hammers, cooking stoves. also fine as
sortment of Carpenters Goods, Of tie very
best brands and makes.
We have low in our house almost everything
necessary to make our stock entirely complete,
and we respectfully solicit our old friends and
the cash trade generally to call ana examine
our goods and prices, confidently assuring
them that We can save them large per cent
over credit prices.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded us we return our sincere thanks. We
will exchange goods at our Cash Prices for
Feathers, Wool, Beeswax, Linsey, J cans, Cot
ten Cloths, Meal Sacks, &c.
whitaker, SHACKLEF0RD & co.
April II.
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Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-26
GROCERIES, &c.
JAMEs McVEIGE 4 soN

A RE NOW RECEIVING FROM BOSTON.
"A New York. aud Philadelphia. their SPRING
STOCK OF GROCERIES. g.. &C., which have
been bought with and at low figures. They
invite merchants visiting this city examine their
stock, MS they will sell o. low ae can be bought
here or Baltimore
% hhds. y. o. and 2. r. Sugars, part primel
100 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugars
loo Coffee do
% boxes Loaf do
90 hhds. and tierces Muscov ado and Porto Rico
Molas.cs
rs bbls. New Orleans and Golden Syrup
400 bags Green and light Rio Coffee
200 d" Java, Laguyra, African, and Cape do
12j chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Black, and
Young Tyson Teas
us boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
lOn Mould do
100 :" assorted Candy
IS Pearl Starch
20 bbls Machine Oil
20 terces Cider Vinegar
10 fresh Rice
100 coils Jutc Rope
100 dozen Painted Pals
IS Horse Buckets
- nests Cedar Tubs
800 bags Shot; 1000 lbs. Bar Lead
500 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder; 80 bags
Grain Pepper and Pimento; 1000 sacks Fine Salt,
different brands;) sou do. Ground Alum Salt; 1000
do. Table do; casks Super Carb Soda; % boxes
n. papers do; 25 bales Irvine; Is dozen Wash
Boards; % boxes Extract Lockwood; LIS do. by
10 and 10 by IL Glass 10 do. Rosin Soap; 10 do.
Toilet and Fancy do: % do. CASTLE do: 800 do.
Mason's Backing; Also Mustard; Cassia; Cloves:
Nutmegs: Mace; Alum; Coppcrus; Nader; Putty;
Epson Salts; Wrapping aud Letter Paper; Race
Ginger: Ground Ginger; Ground Pepper; Brlm
stone Sultpetre Corn Brooms. &c, &c.
nh Dr,p r.
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GROCERIES, &c.
1859.
SPRING SUPPLIES
GRAY. MIL E r & CO.
1859.


lREpoy receiving their SPRING SUPPLIES
N which have been selected with great care and
bought on the most fay orsblc terms and they mosl
respectfully ask from the Merchants who visit ocr
market. an examination Of their stock, pledgng
themselves to sell to prompt paying customers,
lust as low as the the same quality Of goods can
be bought elswhere. We name in part:
IS hhds. Brown SUGARS, (tair 10 strictly prime
$50 Bbls. Crushed, Pulverized and Grsnusted
SUGARS
% boxes Loaf Sugar
50 bbls. A 3 aud c Coffee Sugar.
50 bids and Ticrces M0LASsES
90 bbls. y. 0. and Muscovado do
30 bbls. Various Grades Syrup
500 bags Laguyra. Rio, Java and other Cofiees
rs half chests Black and Green TEAS
200 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Mould CsA-
DIES
40 boxes CASTLE, Brown and Fancy Soaps.
26 bbls Lamp, Tanners and Machine Oil
l5O coils Jutc Rope
$50 dozen Painted Pals
100 boxes ;<l0 and 10 |l2 Glass
1900 sacks Ashton and other brands, sne Salt
500 sacks Ground Alum DO
1000 packets Table do.
- boxes Assorted Candies, Is tierces Rice, loo
boxes Pearl Starch, 50 bbis Vinegar, Is boxes
Rafsins. 25 boxes Extract lockwood, 90 boxes Mac
caroni, 900 grocc Matches. IS Nests Painted and
Cedar Tubs, 20 dozen Horse Buckets, 30 bags
Grain Pepper, 10 bags Pimento. so dozen wash
Boards, 100 srocc Backing. (assorted,) 1900 Reams
Wrapping Paper, 50 casks super. Carb. Soda, 40
bales Candle Wick. 30 bales Wrapping Twne, ~
boxes Mustard. 100 dozen Brooms and Whisps
together with Nader Alum, Indigo. Copperss
Chalk, EPSON Salts. Saltpetre. Ground Ginger, Roll
Birthstone, Cloves, Cinnamon. Ground Coffee, Al
monds, Putty, Nutmegs, Mace, Mackerel, aud
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Corner King and Water streets, Ale1andria, VA.
NH 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-26

MARSHALL WARD are now receiving their
lNl Fall Supplies Of FAMILY GROCERIES, to
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhds prime p. r. Sugar
10 " common do do
% bbls. Yellow and c. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering 4 Co.'S Loaf do
10 bbls. Crushed and GRADUATED do
10 81 Patent Cut Loaf do
10 % Sugar House Syrup do
10 Golden Syrup
Is bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
- " Old Government Java do
> &" Old Brown Government Java do
~ chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm Solar Sperm. ALBANIAN
tine, and Hydraulic pressed Candles
Is do do jenkins Mould Candles
500 sacks q. A. Salt, 200 do Marshall DO; 100
do. Ashton's do, Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese, Pepper, Pmento. Starch, Rice, Soda, Gin
ger. and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
.E,s- No. II King Street Aieraadrid. oct IL
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GROCERIES. &c.
BLACKLoGK, MARSHALL, & CO..
iROCER$AkB kOMHlsfbN MERCHANTS


DEALERS IN FOREIGN ANp DOMESTIC
HQFORS. VINES. TEAS, CARS, de-, de-,
Blacklocks Wharf. Alexandria Virginia.
III AVE in store, and are daily expecting per
i L ScbrsL Rescue and Statesman. from New ork,
and Steam Packets from Phadelrhia, one o, the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS,
ever offered in this market. to which invite the
attention of the trade generally. We name in part
SUGARS
- hhds. n. o., P. r., and Cuba Sugar.
30 boxes Loaf
ITO bbls. B. and C. Coffee
100 Crushed, Granulated and Powdered do.
- M0LASSES-
30 hhds. Porto Rico, Muscovado, and L. Island
Molasses
80 bbls. New Orleans Molasses
20 Golden Syrup
50 Portland
"COPPER"
800 bags Rio Coffee
25O Java, African, Laguira, and Santo, Coffee.
TRAS.-150 chests Gunpowler, Imperial, and
Young Hyson, and IS chests Black Teas.
CANDLES.-200 boxes Adansntine and Sperm,
and 215 boxes Mould Candles.
SUNbRIES.-l00 boxes Starch: so assorted
Candy; 5u0 hays assorted shot; loo nests tubs:
$50 doL Painted Buckets; 30 terces Cider Vinegar;
$50 coils Jute Rope; tierces Rice 10 bbls. Ma
chine and Lamp Oils 1900 lbs. Bar Lead: 40 bags
Grain Pepper; 10 bags Pimento; IS boxes BY 10
and 10 by IL Glass; 30 bales Irvine: 90 boxes En-
tract of Logwood 100 boxes Toilet aud Fancy
Soap; 200 boxes Brown Soap: 1000 sacks Ground
Alum and Fine Salt; Nutmegs: Mace: Ground
Ginger: Ground Pepper; Salt Petre; Corn Bro"ns
Hacking; Alum; Cnpperas Putty; CASTLE Soap;
EPSON Salts; Mustard; Super. Carb. Soda; Wrap
ping and Writing Paper; Cinnamon; Cloves;
Ground Coffee. NH %