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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
Rcinlcing In KnnaMha.

The passage Of the bill for the relief OF the James Riy
er and Hauawha Canal Company seems to have called
forth demonstrations Of sincere and enthusiastic re-
oicug on the part of friends in Kanawha. And well
il misht-for no more timely and statesuau-ke, and
glorious measure ever received the sanction of the
Virginia Legislature We hope yet to live TO see the
Law when We shall have the pleasure Of paying the cit
Gems of Eauawha and adjoining counties visit not only
by railroad but by packet-boat perfectly complete
canal few more wise and generous lifts on the part
of the Legislature and the great improvement Of the
State aud the age will be open for travel and trade
clean through
From theast Kanawha Rep,5licaa we copy the fol-
lowing:
'The gratitude evincei by our citizens last evening,
by their enthusiasm in celebrating the passage Of the
JAIME, River and Hauawha Company Bill, spontaneous
AS it was is unparalleled in chronicles. After the
concert given by the German band boufres were built
on the pyomiuences OF the mountain opposite town. aud
we're soon tapping theirquid tongues higher and higher
as If determined
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
MnIter =. Lnnd.

We see it stated in the Norfolk Args that before bis
dsrarta-. for che Peueutary, Land made his win and
ei. a of his estate his wife during her life tme aud
afterwards to his uncle and also he declared that the
statements made boy her in the letter, which she wrote
90 her brother, were true. The following is the sub
stance of Mrs Lands statement to her brother which
vas known on the trial as the "torn letter."
Tbis statement. &c viii bc reco,ecteJ, was dated Land
os Promise Jan I5,h lSt1 and in some respects was
ia direct contradiction TO her testimony In Court
Ou tle I6-a OF june she discovered that her husband
was ueousu- her, and she upbrdei him for 10. No
one r1ll her of t. but she IL with her own eyes,
she tci him that she did not think he would be so
sind as 70 hgg SO, and that she opposed ms
having more than one wife Tie told her that he did not
believe chat size virgin when she married. She
wa, ss.ouh and asked him why Ee thus brluSei her.
n, said he believed chat Flanagan had wrongcd him
She then said that Flanagan had never said anything dis
r.pectiu 20 her in his life lie then appeared much az
etei and seemed insane On the 18th she started TO Mr.
Etn1gau's 20 tell her sister Flanagan her troubles,
brt Walter would not let her 60 lie then
loaded his gum and she assed hm what lac intended
do bat he made reply After tnat he appeared 10 be
in better huOr aud sue sat Ia his lap kissed him. and
told MIN that she was girl and that she would
forgive him. He then went into tue field, and when he
came back late in the day brought her paper 10 sign,
or be would k.i Flanagan. She told hun she was viz
tlou and would not sgu it, when he said he was glad
Size wrote note her sister Margaret but he would
not let her send IT, lie got up early morning. but
dii NOT 20 out She saw him talking TO Laura the
yut and soon after Flanagan at the front door
She asked him in and Walter took up the gun and shot
him. She then ran out aud tainted aud when she
TOO found herself behind the Kitchen where she had
been carried by OF the She did not know
chat Waller had sent for Flanagan. Walter went to her
after she bad aud told her that he (F1nagan
Was dead aud asked her what he must do She told him
TO hil her and then XIII himself he then produced the
statement and said it she did not sign il he would he
hung She did sign the statement and Woodhouse ad-
yi-ed him TO leave, &c.
such is the and substance Of her written statement
To- her brother Frank and no doubt the true statement
oi the facts Of the homicide.
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"Nsw, now, % si', or never
HI. tb. vaf. "a 81 moan u

And the river whose lucid bosom reflected their red
glare, seemed glad that its waters to be Of
more utty and each shining wavelet gsened for very
iov The streets we've filed with thankful people and
tar in abundance was burnt the wharf where the Ger
mau band added their euhvening airs
A rostrum being erected Col. Thomas L. Broun was
called upon for speech which with his usual readiness
90 express his thanks for any thing that will assist the
glorious Ola Commonwealth he responded 10 fol-
lowed by Messrs. V. Hendrick, II. Fitzhugh, B. H.
smith and our Young friend Thomas Smith haing from
tae Eastern part the State who plrook Of the euthu
siism aud expressed willingness TO go heart and hand
with Western Virginia. and spoke Of the more Intimate
blending of tine tao sections by so great public work
The Indies too participated in the excitement, chilly
az, ws, the night air; and though deaicuod almost by
Che firing OF che guns around them ike true Vlrginans
thev never tnched
'Tse Fire Department. too was represented, and the
irooucued bells sent forth theralm IN the Silly night
Aud racing aud chasing up aud down, the hose-reels
sent rapidly pulled by the gallant fireman.
Ia fact never was town more thoroughly aroused
aud awakened from ts sometime du,,ues, than on this
occasion WAS ours and until long after midnight a voice
would ,tortlc 'tue drowsy OF night with "Hurrah
to- our Dele tcs who m1Huly fought for our interests
THE very mountains seemed TO move their mislty
heads in The moonlight 30 ghd.Rere they that their
pod1,l stores NIGH, bee yielded TO the workmlus
..ul-'
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and who, unlike Bolts, are not maddened by ambition,
and have no thought Of the Presidency or any other Of
6ce to say whether the unuterabe sefshness OF one
man shall forever cOunerae to any extent their patr
o,c efforts in behalf Of their party and their country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

DEATH or SAMUEL G. 0aDES.-This well known old
shipping merchant died at his residence IN Astoria on
Thursday evening" at the advanced age of 81 years de
was the father of Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt Ritche the
aboress and actress He was formerly one OF our largest
ship owners and will be remembered by old residents rs
being the chief agent in fitting out the Miranda E1pe
dton from this mort in 1906,
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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY OF RUNAWAY



From, Hs Men Orleans Delta, Mlrch 26l
Yesterday about gang of thirlyfou planta-
ton s!s.es all men, marched into the city, by way of the
Jackson Railroad, and came down TO Commercial Place,
to O,k for LAWYER as they said 10 put them IN the way
of nliu, out who their master was, Whlls; standing
in gang the alley the police came along aud tndi 8
hey were not under auvbOdys control arrested thea.
sud lodged them in Che First district lookup.
These negroes came from the Oak Grove plAuthtoni in
ST James parish, nifty miles above the city. Their s,ory
il q singular one. The plantation belongs 10 the estate
of james H. sheppard deceased and is held by a mum
Ter of heirs The negroes say that for five years they
have not known whehey they bad master or not; that
ltey a new oyerseer was put over them and treated
them cruelty without proper cause knocking them down
yith clubs and iying them TIL their backs were all raw
They say they went to young man on the plantation
one of the heirs aud asked his protection but obtained
no satisfaction and that this account they deserted
the plantation TO the city for legal redress. They
saw they left the plantation between nine and ten o'clock
on Sunday walked all day and part OF the night through
the woods 10 avoid being intercepted and part Of the
night walked on ihe railroad coming down from keuner
Oh the track yesterday morning The say there another
gang vino left the plantation with them and tool, to the
woods and that this gang will come along soon II not
Stopped on the way.
They deny positively that any white had
ANYTHING do with them in their taking this course that
all they want is TO find out who is their right MASTER
tlat they can complain him when treated they have
been boy their new Oyerseer.
They had not eaten mouthiul since leaving the plan
ltion and were drealiully atigued and hungry When
put into the lookup they fell down in heaps and com
menced snoring, whilst some, who not SO sleepy
commenced begging for u mouthful to eat.
1t said that since the death of their old master
they have been very uuruly aud nsubordnate gang Of
negroes requiring bard hand to keep them in subec
ton Be this as it may their action in coming boldly to
tae city instead OF skukag off for good, entities their
story to some credit The plantation is to be sold before
long and then maybe they will have the qualification of
knowing who their master is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
BY THE GOVERNOR.


conformity with the sixth section OF The sixth article OF the
Constitution Of this Commonwealth, providing for the election
Judge each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
that Judges following Judicial Circuits are to be elected du
ring present year wit For the first Circuit composed Of
the counties Of Princess Anne Norfolk Nansemond Isle q Wight
Southampton reenSy Suy and Sussex aud the ely OF Norfolk
the Circuit ofhe counties OF Accomc and North
anpton; Circuit composed Of the couni OF Elizabeth
City Warwick York Gloucester Matthews, hiidleeN HenTico
New Kent; City, James City and the city Of Williamsburg
for the seventh Circuit the city Of Echnond r the ninth Cir
cult stafford william Alexis ndria Fairfax, Pauquer and
Rappahannock tenth Circuit Culpper, Madison, Gree
Orange Abemar Louisa. Fuyanna and Goocb!and for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbge Augusta and Bath
for the twelfth Circuit Pendeton Highland Rockingham, Page,
Shenandoah Warren and Hardy for the thirteenth Circuit Clarke,
Frederick Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and JeneBon for the d
teenth Circuit Giles Mercer, Raleigh, Wyoming. Logan Boone,
Payete Clay and Nicholas for the sixteenth Circuit Grayson Car
roll wythe, Floyd Pulaski and MONTGOMERY for The Nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ Gimer, Braxtan, Lewis Richie, Doddrdge,
easans Calhoun for the twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke,
Ohio Marshall weiz Tyler and MononFi and for The TWEEN
Circuit Harrison Marion Taylor Pson Barbour Ran
doph Uphur and Tucker The said elections 70 take place
Thursday Of the ensuing May To be held In each
county according and officers required TO govern them
selves accordingly.
Given under Governor and under the seal OF the
20 r. Conimonw rath at Richmond the IN day Of April,
H. d 1862 and in the eighyfouh year Of the Common
wealth. -,,,..,
BY the Governor.
GEoRGE W. MrSroRD see'y Of the Commonwealth.
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SAMUEL NJ. PRICE 4 CO.,
I57 Main street.

RE- opening morning further supplies OF NEW AND FL
~ CANT GOODS, consisting Of
Handsome silks, Bereges and 0rgandies,
Beautiful BeTege Anglas Robes, OF the latest stye
Elegant Bereges and Organdie Robes.
New SIX Nantes,
French Lace Manes OF the latest Styles and at the lowest
prices
busters in great variety among which may be found
Full suits including Dress and Mantle Something entirely
new.
Hoop skirts novelty, and the best the
win open few days (of which due notice will be CIV
en an assortment REAL THREAD NANTES and POINTS Of
the very latest Importation. mhl9-2w
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THE ARREST OF r b. SANBORN.

BosroN April 6.-Silas Carleton, Deputy SerSeant-at-
arms OF the United States Senate Watson Freeman, Jr,
Deputy L ;. Marshal aud Messrs COldge aud Tarlton
appeared before Justice Bal TO day Concord charged
VITA assault and attempt kidnap Frank B. Sanborn
Taey waive an examination and gave bail in $1,000 each
70 appear for trial the Of the Superior Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

BRlSDRKrHs Pulls vs. sARsAPaKLAone twenty-five cent box
OF Bandres Pills is warranted contain more pure sarapa-
ria than any OF dollar sarsapara All who using
sarsapara let substitute Brandreth Pills. and
each night The will be found superior the bottled ar
Gle box OF Pills equal to
dollar BEETLES sarssparia Try oft Pills. whose main
tive ingredient aikaloId Of sarsapara Take pill every
day. you using sarsapaa any other tonic
remedies Drop these for thirty days and In the
place time The will be fry cents and taer
thousand dollars Principal Office 29i Canal street New
York Sold by respectable dealers In medicines. ap2-mddw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

FAuURE.-Rev. Mr.. Corbett, sensation preacher
Of New York. announced sermon 10 the "theives and
harols of that city, Sunday and the detective police
seconded him by promising not 10 arrest any Of the old
offenders who might be there on that day. The
curiosity of the respectable people got the better of Them
and when the sermon commenced the congregation was
composed OF ladies and gentlemen, there being only
"our harots according the papers, in the building
and no recognized thieves Several respectable ladies
we're very much scandized by the young men wnking
at them Through mistake
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There were received last MONTH O2 bales dOme'c' Il
do cotton yarns &c cotton waste 81 bb manganese, 100
ream pape $40 bags shot co NJ feet lumber 100 bus and
beans do Seeds boxes pipes los pkg smoking tobacco,
5 pkgs eggs do mineral water q bb apple brandy 90 bu'
potatoes !, $50 lbs talow, los beer kegs, etc. ETC.
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INAUGURATION ON THE 18TH.

ORDER OF PROCESSION
l. Chief Marshal accompanied by the Mayor OF hehmonu'
Q Directory Of the Ladies' Clay Statue Association
g. Military follows: ,-,,.,
9TH Regiment Of Virginia Cavalry, preceded by 'Siuns
Mounted Troop.
LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers, preceded by Visiting
foot Troops.
Young Guard.
Junior Volunteers.
e. The Orator.
D. Clergy.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AS FOLLOWS:
C. Ex Presidents OF the United States
Z Governor Secretary OF State Attorney General and Adu-
tant General Of Virginia.
S. Governors Of other States.
O. Ex Governors Of other States.
10 Representatives OF Foreign Governments.
IL Members Of the United states Senate
Members Of the House Representatives OF the o. g.
Is Federal Courts with their Officials.
u Members and Clerks OF the Virginia Senate
Is Members and Clerks Of the Virginia House OF Delegates.
1G Judiciary Of Virginia with their officials
H. Heads Of Departments Of Virginia with their Chief ClerAs.
IS Officers Of the Army and Navy in uniform
10 Aldermen and Council Of Richmond with their officials
90. Officers Of Virginia Militia in unfo m.
81. Masonic and other similar Associations
22. Strangers
20. Citizens.
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HARVEY, ARNIISTEAD & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 81 Pearl Street,


OULD call the attention Of the trade to their very large and
w spring Of Groceries, Iron Steel &C. which
are now store, aud which offered on Their
usual accommodate terms Among which, can be found
Sugars raw and refined In all varieties
Cofees Rio, Laguayra, Java and Mocha
Teas. aud choice qualities
Provisions Hams Sides Joles, Shoulders and Breast pieces
Lard in 4 bbls. and bbls very choice
Iron swede English refined American Russia Sheet Hoops
Shapes Of all 5 yes Nail Rods &c
Steel, NAY lor's Cast Shear, Blistered and German
Tin, all sizes, Plate Block and Bar
Copper, Zinc and Spelter
Wire, all sizes; No. 5to is
Candles, In every quality
Molasses, New Orleans, Porto Rico and Muscovado
syrups Golden, Extra and 4. T.. y
Soap OF all kinds including the celebrated "Deterslvs
Rice, Carolina extra
Seeds, in all varieties
Wooden-Ware OF all kinds
Spices large variety
segars, common TO choice qualities
Nails 400 kegs "0ld Dominion
Licorce, g. C.. r. X. and Sandford's
White Lead, Window Glass, Putty, Backing
Olive Oil, Tanners OIL Soda, Copperas, Alum
Nader Gum Arabic Indigo, Yarns, Twne
Coil Rope, Leather. Of the various stamps
with every other article to be found In wholesale Gro
Gerry House.
The above has been purchased principally for cash. and
with special the OF the Southern Trade and to
Of all buyers requested before purchasing
slsewbsre fe22
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NEW AND RICH JEWELRY!

NEW AND RICH JEWELRY!
w A Il G II f. :
Diamonds and Silver Ware
A. MYERS,
(t0RNER Of Main and Pearl Streets Richmond, Te-Gea
~ Virginia. has Just received in addition to his y NoSS
already large and extern i've asortment beautiful collection u
all the latest an most elegant styles Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE
WATCHES!
large assortment Of Watches by the following
celebrated makers;P b. Adams Sons David Taylor Henry
Reynolds Lemon Alfred Loyae Jules Pugenson other cele-
brated makers.
DIAMONDS!
rich assortment Of Diamonds and other precious
viz:
Diamonds In full and Half Sets
and Opal In Full and Half Sets
and Pearl
10 Enameled and Elruscan setting in sets
and half sets.
ORIENTAL Garnet and Pearl in Etruscan Gold
Settings Sets and IIalfsetts
Rich Mounting
Enamelled and Ftruscan Gold In full aad half sets
EtruscAn and Pearl In full and half sett
Stone Cameo and Pearl Ia foil and half sets
sardnya and Onyx in full and half sets
Roman Mosaic In full and half sets
Fiorentine Mosaic IN fall and half sets
Cabuncle Pearl and ktruscan In full and half sets
Rich Coz al Puchs Eruscan In full and half se,ts &C. &c
SILyEKwAKE.
Comprising Coffee and Tea Of all the patterns Urns
Pitchers YATES Gobe Cups Ice Cream Strawberry and Jelly
Monaes, Cake and Fruit Baskets, &c, &c.
SPECTACLES.
Brazilian PerscOpc Pebbles Cold Silver and Steel frames
aso handsome Of sereoscopes and SereOscopc
Views Clocks, Cutlery and Jewery
OF EVERY DESCRIP ZION.
The public respectfully Invited examine the above before
purchasing. = A. MYENs,
apG-lm Cor. Main and Pearl.
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The Charges Arulus, our state Convention.

rtrv sstor at least So, inst those members of the
,,.-,.rtop con.s,uing au overwhelming majority Of
tho boly Who voted against adopting the recommend
,,,soft bs National Committee and who were opposed
r, RI, am vprs,au OF preference ia favor of any par
.,~ individual for the, Presidency, and especially C,
John N. Bolts, himself
The number of delegates I'm Attendance at the Conycn-
t amounted 90 twelve OF thirteen hundred represent
5 hint hundred and twenty or thirty counties out of
t. hundred and 6fy odd into which the State is dyi-
asa and cor'a. from an che grand divisions and from
.,.-s ,.,-.iou of the Commonwealth These delegates,
, tb most mart were mon of high standing, respec,a-
tr.y.nd ind, I..eace-ncu OF uuimqcscLel character
and unsupported personal honor, who had no personal
or political ends To- accomplish, ap1r, from Che single and
t,trotc object OF organizing, ccmeuung and advancing
tb interests of the party Co whose principles and policy
tb are so ardcnty attached They came together, ac-
tstsi by no selfish considerations controlled by no per-
o- n-edecto-. but stimulated only by aa earnest and
homes. desire for Che success of common cause in
word these delegates vere ia the main, both gentle
men and patriots incapable Of pp'ir't"s or conai'a=
q. fraud and rtscob'y OF OF s'crine'us 'oe ''''s-
their party and their country al tAe ail'' Oh any D
ambition and seh,hues'
Such being tHe character purposes anu ''''''7 ''
great body Of Che delegates to our lae Oo''
T..,- 81 nlsIIrdIv false
-. ,.,, t,.., l.yslej AGAINST them bv the
-..-s,,,s ,r Minor Bolts, With what
....,.r,il, Io,,boo and DISGUST must these Virginia
..r,.r rs,,ri me- s,o5erous allegations which have
been thus unproyosedy and recGssly preferred against
,l,.t,r{ly corspir,,ors Who are unworthy
~, l...bs,s NJ those ,sntlemer's shoes And
!, i,.,,.,,,f,, cor-s-,r. and detcs,ation
"'''. ~ lf,,..r who irrot literally
- IA ,.,.,,,c Of tbe di.rr,eefll charges sIu
,..-..I...' ,ts;- ..,l,-ss- and approyer and the
- ,i.,,o- of tbo.. who have nut them in
-, W. +,.,rr, rs,nj;,t, the idea that Bolts
-. ,,,.s r., ,bis matter ,s he pre,ends TO be-
-,,;9;o,, no T. ,5,,.,irly the author Of the sec
~, 49,. .,,,r,,ri.,ti,n TO the China. over
-. ~ ..v-,rtr" IL, general styls and tone
~ ..ir,,lr his sarmarss He admits that he knows
49, tbe author is but denies tina, be was sogaizant Of
-,i relative to the getting up or publication Of the
.,r,raurcttoa itself or had ever seen or heard Of
;. lis ,rre,rsDce I'm priat-which latter declaration,
I..,.. .i-,,5v s,,o,ss-el we DO not believe. At al
$500. f.,. b.,,oi.- f,,pltv Of controlling the
...,.s ,f ti. ,,rt,.,,r,r friends than
W --l %, -,,r Of ,bs., no has only
- y, and ,bsv doetb-or 3,
' say go -.. ~, .,,r... and st;.ro.ss
f..' ava l...t.rl "A ,b...f,-.
oi 'e''.' ',e1 o" '"' -''. IN. g. -
lil'' t'A.-"s Is P''P-.' '-- go ~, s-... ~.
deeds oil om'ss'o" anu '''.'-'''''''- - ~.
.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-The Pittsburg Chronicle OF
Thursday evening publishes an account Of accident
in a coal niue, Irwins station Six precipi-
tlted one hundred aud twenty feet down the shaft 10y
The breaking Of rope, and all killed.
DEAru OF A DELEGATE TO CHAKLgsrox.-We regret To
learn, through the Leesburg Nirro that Alfred Moss
ESQ, OF the county OF Fairfax of the recently aI-
pointed delegates 10 the Charleston Convention died
hs residence on Friday last the day after his election
M John Seldom, Nbo was appointed his alternate win
therefore represent the District.
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MARRIED.
Hide, Oil and Leather store

Hide, Oil and Leather Store,
D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 g. Third Street, between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY AND
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry Green Sailed Pana Rps Tan
ners OIL Tanners Curriers' the swest prices and
upon the best terms.
kinds Leather in the rough wanted for which the
highest market price will be given In cash. taken in exchange
or Hides free OF charge and sold commission
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- TRAnERs, RANK. OF TIE

49, CILY or RICHMOND The minimum capital Of the
Traders Bank The city Richmond having been subscribed
meeting stockholders the said Bank will be hdd In the
Reading OF the St. Charles Hotel on TUESDAY 2i inst at
Il o'clock, NJ -
nj
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oOnnnnEzOIAI.
OTTicE OF THE VIM. AnrIi 7 IL


RECEIPTS FROM THE INTERIOR
We annex our monthly comparative tabular statement
Of the receipts Of produce etc. Rehmon by canal and RAN
roads
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DORINSOv & ROBERTS, Corner Cary and 18Th SITS.
III oler for sale the following articles
100 tons No Peruvian Guano,
30 A." American
80 4" " Fine and Coarse Bone Dust
1000 bbls Superior Flour,
2U1 4" Extra superhne.t DO,
leo " Rye DO,
100 Fine do,
~ Cro.s Milinp, Do
a. cases G. c. Lcofce P.se
@ & do.
25 r. r. do. do
aOla his prime Gum Arabic
1UnD Angustura Tonga Peans,
5nj" Para do. do,
aOd boxes hest brands 0nveOl,
loo bags Black Peas
CoVer seed,
"a Prince Edward Islsui Oats,
- a" Pulyerized Charcoal
As Agents for the Manhattan Oil Company, offer Masons
Sperm other Oils for sale, the enpanys prices and
peculy solicit orders for the
ape ROBINSON ROBERTS
SOAp,S COLCATF,S NO. EXTRA No l, pal. and
40 -' JOgNsN GORDON SON