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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
VIRGINIA.

The bad emlnencr Tor long time occupied by
South Carolina as the chief of traitors has lat
tery been usurped by Virginia. The shameful
mockery OF calling upon the people to vote on
the Secession Ordnance, and then preventing
them from expressing by the ballot their true
sentiments, is the fitting climax to the course of
bigh.handed treason aud malicious persecution she
has been for the last six weeks induging in. Her
Governor Issues a proclamation directing the
people how to vote; the military authorities
promulgate all order OF the day commanding
ther soldiers to east the ballot for dlsunion; a
Senator of the United States causes to be
published letter threatening with expatrIa-
ton all who shall dare to exercise the
right of free suffrage; and on the day Of
the ,iectiOR, as the absurd farce was still
called, the polls were guarded from adverse
votes By brStling bayoDets. aud the word went
forth from thousands Of filthy mouths that loyalty
TO the Union would be punished by swift 81 d
speedy death. IL is not strange that deep COON
falls On q State ia which many true men are
forced silently to gather dismal for-bOdiugs Of
their future life under such rulers and such tools,
TIL the scepter once more comes into the hands
OF the National Government, aud the Federal dag
again insures personal saiety, the freedom of
speech and of the ballot to all.
Yesterday the steamer keystone State arrived
here with ] II women and chiidreo forced to fly
from Portsmouth by the Secessionsts desp"iled
of such property as they happened to possess,
turned out pennlless and trembling with fear,
only too happy to have escaped personal injury.
They we're threatened with massacre in case a
Northern Army attempted to land upon Virginia
soil, or even menaced any point OF the State
with attack. They represent the stare OF the
people as deplorable, not only on account of
political oppression, but also by reason of suffer
ing for the want of sufficient provisions. All food is
in the hands of the officials, and is doled out in
small quantities. One woman received for her
weeks supply ten pounds of meal and twenty
behring's.
There is golden side to this brazrn shield.
Western Virginia stands grandy up in contrast
with the da k-age barbarlty OF the Eastern Sec
ton. While the numbers of those who have not
bowed the knee to the Baal Of the Seccssion.ts
may not suffice 10 counterbalsnce the forced
assent of those who have a vote hut no voice
the moral force of the stand these true men have
taken refrestes their brethren throughout the
State, and must give them strength to blde the
time of their deliseraDce with patience, courage
to strike with a mighty blow when the appointed
moment comes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

We call attention anew to the fact that this
is the last day for offerings for the loan of Nine
Millions which the Government is now asking
for. The leaders of the great conspiracy to over
throw the Constitution and establish rebellion as
regular resort for parties defeated in elections,
boast that their loan of fifteen millions is
taken promptly at par. This is probably untrue;
but are the loyal people of the country leo'
Jealous in providing means to defend the Union
than its enemies in their mad attempt to destroy
it We know that they are not; and we do
not doubt that the fact will be proved by the
subscriptions to this new loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The Albany Erening Journal Of Monday con-
tains guarded statement with reference to the
letter Of Judge Campbell to Mr.. Seward, CON-
muncated by JEFF. Davis to the Southern Con-
gress, some days since, in a special Message.
This statement, which must be regarded as
giving Dir. Stewards views touching the affair, is
not fully explicit. but implies that the Judges
reputation for candor aud iraukness would suffer
could the real facts concerning the intercourse
between the parties be set forth. While it is not
denied that MIR. Seward converted freely with
Judge Campbell, or that he may have intimated
that Fort Sumter was TO be evacuated, The
Journal says that such an intimation was founded
on knowledge Of Gen. Scott's advice, and was
the expression Of the Secrelary's profound con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The regiment OF cavalry which Messrs. James
II. Van Allen aud s. Ill. Nix have been prom.
inently engaged in raising is full aud has been
rendered to tho War Department with the best
wishes of the President for its acceptance. II
the Union cause is to win any triuInphs in the
field, aud those triumphs are not TO be barren OF
practical results, there must bs a great increase
IN this arm OF the service, wherein the traitors
now greatly Outnumber us. We hope this regi-
ment will be promptly and heartily accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

some Of tue Pennsylvania troops, as we learn by
dispatches from Lancaster. on account of the
Outrageousy bad quality Of the food furnished
them. 1t is said that the pork dealt out to the
18th and 18th Regiments is actually putrid, and
that for q company of "a men only fourteen
pounds of bread was furnished recently for sup
per. The matter will be thoroughly looked into
by the people if not BY the proper authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The London correspondent Of The N. T. Eren-
eng Post states moss positively that many of JEFF.
DAVIS piratical letters of narque have been
taken in London and Liverpool, by Spanish
houses, and that iron steamers have been fitted
out for the purpose Of preyiug on the merchant
service Of tho North. Tus correspondent Asserts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The Advance Guard, Fifth Regiment n. Y.
Volunteers, Col. Duryea embarked on board
the steam transport Alabama, for Fortress
Monroe yesterday afternoon. The appearance of
this regiment satisfied all who saw them that
the account they will give of Themselves will be
all that New.York eau ask from her gallant sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

An evidence Of the rascaly conduct which has
marked almost every SecessioDist in the country
was discovered yesterday, in Boston. The Mis-
sissppi put to sea. but shortly was forced to
return, on account of breakage where she had
been weakened, as it is supposed, by Michael
Quinn, formerly Chief Engineer in the Navy,
now stricken from the roll for treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The city yesterday wore mOurnful aspect. The
flags were all at halfmast, and q sad procession
filed the streets The occasion was the funeral OF
Col vosburgh, late of the list Regiment whose
remains were attended to the grave by an immtnse
throng of military and citizeus. full account Of
the ceremonies is given in this mornings paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

We observe that some journals whose sympa-
thies with Secession aro but thmly disguised, are
much exercised at the recent seizure OF dis
patches in the telegraph Offices. They think it 10
very unconstitutional aud wrong. AS yet, how
ever, We have heard 10 complaints from Union
men or Union journals Nobody need DO alarmed
who has not been dabblng in treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

A letter has been received in Boston from
Havre, wherein it is said that the ship Matilda
Of Charleston, S. c., eDdeavOred to enter the
French barber on the 29th of April with the
Palmetto flag flying, but was not allowed to do
90 until she displayed the Stars and Stripes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

1t will be seen by notice on another page
that the New-York Committee, Messrs. Sherman,
Blunt. and SigismuDd Kaufman, appointed by the
citizens Of st. Louis, appeal for aid for the
Missouri regiments. Several thousand dollars are
wanting. The Hon. F.. =. Blair also publishes a
letter urging the subscription. We earnestly call
the attention of such per.ons able, to con-
tribute readily tn these brave and patriotic men,
whO deserve ten.fold Of the country surrounded
- they are with the adverse influences of Slave
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

that the matter is regarded as 60 serious IN
England that largo numbers of American ships
have changed hands at ruinous prices, and tnit
merchants refuse to ship their goods IN such
vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

The Hon. B. +. Thomas has been nominate
for Congress in the Massachusetts DISTRICT ia'el
represented by Charles Francis Adams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

Gov. Sprague has temporarily left his Rhode
Island Regiment, being compelled to return t.
his Official duties at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

What attitude should the members Of the Peace
Society hold toward the present war This
question is ably discussed 90 another page, by
Gerrt Smith. Read bis argument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
Aetp:purk daily Gribn,le
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1861.
IN CORRESPONDENTS.


No notice Of AnoDy Conn unicaii Nh~
ever fo insertion be auth"- Heated oy the
name suo ADDRESS the wrteInot Decesst Tor pubcs
ton, but i guaranty for lis good faith
We csnnot moeTisk. 10 return rejected Communicates
Al busDe this othce should be addressed I" line
TRlBUSE," New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

1t is said that at least 400 members Of the 9TH
Regiment will remain in Washington, or immedi
ately return there, priyates or officers in other
organizations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
The Rebels attempt to Capture a Vessel.

TWO OF THEM KILLED,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

THE SOUTHERN MAILS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

GAS FIXTURES, &c.
STEPHEN PHlIsIS, No 7o7 BROADWAY,
Offer, for sale REDUCED PRICES splendid sssorneh O'
Gas FixTUR8s
FREScH BRoSzEs, direct importation
Consisting of MANTLE ORsAssSrs, srArUHTrEs' UkoVfs'
ISEsTANDs, sc.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

L4aof ARRIVALS Of ARMS At THE SOUTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-23


BIT PHONE CARY
We are face to face, and between us here
IL the love We thong ut could y sver die;
Why mas II only lived year,
Who has murdered it-yoa or II
No natter who-~.he deed was done
BY one or both, aud there IL lies
The smile from the lip forever gone,
And darkness over the beautiful eyes
Our love Is dead, and our hope Ia wrecked
80 what docs |. profit to talk and rave,
Whether IL persisted by my negleet,
Or whether your cruelty duS Its grave
why should you say tina, am to blame.
Or why should charge the sin on you
Our work Is before as all the same.
And the guilt OF Il lies between ustwo
We have praised our love for its beauty and grace
Now We stand here. and hardly dare
To turn the face cloth back from the face
And see the thing that is hidden there
Yet look, all, tina. heart has beat It's last.
Aud the beautiful life OF our life Is o er,
And when we have buried and left the past,
Weiwo, together. can walk no more.
You might stretch yourself on the dead and weep,
Aud pray as the Prophet prayed, in pain
But not like him could You break the sleep,
And bring the soul to the clay again.
Its head In my bosom can lay
Aud shower my " oe there, kiss on kiss,
But there never was resurrection day
In the world for a love 40 dead this,
And, since we cannot lessen the sin
By mourning over the deed We did,
Let US draw the windi ng -shee: up to the chin
Ay. up till the death blind eyes are hid
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DISSOLUTIONs. &c.

nlSSOLCTION.-Th business heretofore car
IL ried oa by FAHERTY, WALSH i CO, was
dissolved on the LIST OF January, lsGI by the with
the concern will be closed by either of the part
ners, to whom all persons that are indebted will
please come forward and settle without delay: and
all persons having claims against the concern will
Feb is, isSi SAMUEL w. SKINNER
The business heretofore carried Oh by
FAHsRrY, WALsH Co, will be continued BY
WALSH, at the old stand of Faherty, Walsh &
Co In Rockets, whore al orders for work, in the
BLAGksMiIH line. and REPAIRING STEAM
BOAT ENGINES, -, will be thankfully receiv-
Re ls-tt' FAHERTY Il WALSH.
CARD have this day associated with me
DIX. PETER II. ANDERSON, formerly Of Amelia
county, and late Of Chesterfield, under the style
and firm of HICKS ANDERSON,
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1851.
Mcssr.. Hicks e. Anderson would respect
fully tender their thanks 10 the friends of the old
concern for their patronage and wouid solicit Its
continuance to the new hrm: With ample means
prepared to make liberal arrang ements
with the planters of Virginia and North Carolina
EH Difce No. Sh""sn" >i'1
ntsSOLUEiON or 80 .,....-.. -.
~ The firm of RANDOLPH PAGE expired ON
RAsDoLPH, who has moved 10 the country. They
most cordially return tn cir thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends Either partner is authorized 10 close the
business. d. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
MANN PAGE.
February /, 1891.
Notice.-lntendlng to continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask
unuance of the patronage bestow ed the late
firm of RASDoLPH PAGE, and hope, by strict at
tention, to merit the sane. My uncle, b. c. RAN
next few months, will aid me in my business.
February l, ls6l. Ife i-iml MANN PAGE.
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Ys,s.. rysz.s.zs.s=ss-1N NOTICE TO THE PUBL,
A.x44t No. ass.srss-1 NEW and IMpNRT Ut A.

-, .AlNGEMENT, lsel-lhe AD.
Express TWICE DAILY from NEW YORK, PHIL
ADELPHIA and BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
thereby af0rding unusual facilities for obtaining
their freight and packages in the shortest possible
time.
Expresses leave New York att, S and o'clock
P. III. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A, NJ,
and II Z. 81. Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 4.
n. and and 2P. NJ. ' - i''DA'Ol' q NV
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, PhA.
delphis and Baltimore: and all points North and
West, al 8 80 A. M and $50 p. NJ.
Freight and packages should In all cases be a
our Office ONE HOUR before the departure Of tie
Trains.
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Richmond
TWICE DAILY, at 4.so A NJ, 2.45P. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel that they csn
guarantee to the public civiity, attention and set.
isfaction in all their intercourse with their officers
in Richmond. and nothing will be left undons on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by thehxrress from
the North at o'clock +. M, will be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers 81
advance Of twelve hours over our arrangeIneas
heretofore ..-.,
YORK, SEMI-wEEhLY. Freights delivered In
mediately upon the arrival OF the ship.
HEAVY AND LIGHT FRElGHTS, packages
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &C, Igf'
warded with safety and dispatch to all parts 0ith7
United States, Canadas, and Europe.
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or without
Goods, collected at all accessible points through
out the United States, and prompt returns suAial'
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses, IL
charge of careful aud reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried.at uausnAI'
ly low rates.
All freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge
ES For further information, please call at car
adams EXPRESS COMPANY"
an It's W II. TkEGo, supt.
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0PHCfAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES:
aa- Old Deminien Insurance Company
lGne, No. ~ Main IT,, under ~ Charles Hosd.
CASH GAPITAL..,............. .s...' S<yOsVVv
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL............ SOO,oOO
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN on FAVOR
ABLE TERMS.
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
Buildings, on the payment Of sIaHr ANIMAL PRE-
MIuas. Properly is thenceforth permanently in
risk and Inconvenience of renewals are avoided
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
ceat
Losss promptly adjusted and paid
Applications for Insurance Will receive prompt
attention. DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. s. Palmer,
saml NJ Price, VIM. 5. Triplett,
B. =. Ladd, s. G.. Tardy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM Currie,
Luther X. Spilman, Jas. X. Crenshaw,
Peter e. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas s. Kent, Mark Downey,
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Jas NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yaneey, 10. 2. Williams,
JOS Brummel, Win. 7. Raglau
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Cabell,
10. H. Maury, Geo W Register
CHAs. E. WoRTHAN, See'ry. de 3l-ts
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JOHN 7. RIGSEY, Assistant Sup't ie iSLr


- . e: - PAs sENGER sloGl.
GOING NORTH INV All.
RANGEMENT. IMPORTANT TO TRAVgI
ERS.-THRUUGH TICKETS AND THROrGB
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Csf
ryiDg the great United States Mail. Twice daily
Sunday night excepted between Richmond Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelrhr
New York, and all important points West ris
Acquia Creek aud Washington over the Ricb.
nsCnd, Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad. to The
Potomac river, rs miles, and by splendid and Con-.
Portable steamers thence to Washington, s5 miles
in all 1913 miles in seven hours, being eOmfor,s
bic and perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure q 30 A. NJ, and p. N.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AGENT
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington, Baltuors
Philadelphia and New York
THROreH TICKETS can be secured to the follow.
natl, Columbus, Indianapolis Cairo, Dayton, Js.
fersonviIle, Rock Island, GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York, ST. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Louis.
vile, Decatur, Newark and Vineennes.
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and
dine on board the comfortable steamer between
Acquia Greek and Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for ssyruq,, r. ?
Washington city and points further North, must
all cases, be youched for by some responsible white
citizen of Richmond, in person know to the officers
of the Road, Tickets toiu be sold diped Jr ~
them
re For further information, apply at this Office
Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket As',.
SANfI RTTH SuD't il
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CHINA GLASSWARE, &c.

Ella CHINA, GLASS AND EaRTHES-
EGsdWARE.--We would call the attention Of a..
nRfH who may want TO purchase 10 our large ana
EsH well-seiected stock Of DINNER, TEA sad
CHAMBER SITS, decorated in the very aiss
styles. Also, WHITE GRANITE and FAStl
PRINTED DINNER and CHAMBER sETs, VI
twenty different patterns. ,.,,,,
Also, large assortment of PARIAN CH!HA
PITCHERS, VASES, FIGURES, sold IN gronpsi y
the pair or by the single one. FANCY buht'
MAN GLASS VASES, COLOGNE BOTTLES 4
TER BOTTLES, WINE BOTTLES, CIGAR HohD'
Frs, ASHE TRAYS, &c.
SILVER WARE--Conssting u Cas
tors, Spoons, Forks, Butter Dishes, Ice Disa'
Pickle Forks, Mugs, Goblets, Candlesticks. esl
fers and Trays, Walters, SC. OF the best plate g.
OF which will be sold at the very lowest prices,
GEO J. SUMNER cos,
iaai Irsn Front Buildings, Governor ~
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IS6 Main ST.. corner above P0st-OElce,
de 20 Richmond. Va.
. A. BODEkER & CO., APoTHECARlEs

% A. BODEkER CO., APOTHkCARIES
GIgSAND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
5 near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
- on hand general assortment of pure Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, ellis Paints, Window Glass,
Putty, Dye Stuffs Patent Medicines, Brushes, OF
all kinds Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Pertumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members OF the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nshed. jas
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- One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PIES lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family. if properly used. For sale by Druggists
9nd Grocers. fs4
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NEW ID RUG sTOR f.
ROBERT w. POWERS.

NJ ROBERT w. POWERS,
LEA AP0THECARY AND DRUGaIsT,
begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and re- fitted III a new aud hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. b.
Wood, aud more recently by c. s. Dawson, No. AZ,
corner Main and Wall streets one door above the
ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va. and has just
opened with an entirely new stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
ence to their freshness, purity, and entire reli-
ability.
Physicians will find his stock of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, very complete, embracing many new aud de-
sirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
Of day or night
Es Orders promptly attended to.
DC SIS ROBT w POWERS
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MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION
~ " We recommend to ali you who are in want Of
Fancy Goods, consisting, in part, of Parian
statuettes, Bronze Figures, &c. to call and
1t will be found full and complete, and prices to
suit the times. STEBBlNS, PULLEN &CO.,
Garner n nd Rrnad sir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-23

AH Yeast Powders.--J. w. Gariick, Rich
mOnd, Va, manufactures "SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER" His is the only fac
tory OF the kind in the South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade reasonable terms
Northern maE ufacturers. Sempies Powder is
virginia preparation, approved by all who have
used lt--RIChDnond Wing. fe4
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- Dow T. g. co.,
gI3 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

GT3 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
fsI No. So MAIN STREET,
IA Having in store their Fall stock of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, offer them to
the trade on the most accommodating terms.
Indigo, Spanish Float,l Burning Fluid,
Sup. Carb. Soda, eng Machine Oil,
Hsh) Tanners Oil,
Cream Tartar, Linseed Oil,
Saltpetre, Lamp Oil,
Fps. Salts, Sweet Oil,
Borax, Camphor,
Pepper, Extract Logwood,
Ginger Soap, ali kinds,
Starch. Cigars, all grades,
Window Glass, all sizes, Chewing Tobacco,
Spirits Turpentine, Smoking Tobacco,
Coal Oil, Liquid Glue,
All the Patent and Popular MEDICINES, PER
FUMERY, &c.
AZ Particular attention to Packing and Ship
ping no 10