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, 1861-06-20
Forsieu Its1us.

" Era"Se - "Ae'y W PtVso AiulOee . 'O'~
THIS year Z. -.
The Hon. Mrs. Yelverton passed through Bel,
fast lately, on her way to scotland, o attsnd the
trial about to take place 10 establish the Scotch
marriage between herself and Hon. Major YeE
yerton' --ll..' - = -. ..ss,l,.'.
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qujries as to the capability Of the provision mefs
chants Of Cork TO furnish him with very lAs94
supply Of naval provisions. Several mercnanN
have been to Paris about the matter. ~,
Th. lac. Do,ch n .x,,.v.g,nca has been
.o..hoa ~, p,,ss;.s i.S.' sSoSer. bi,iriSa
,o's'',;src has inst !" hn;it Srrsr rcrsum;n~ tWo
hundred and 6f1v yards Of silk nd lacsi Price
fen tbonssnd irancsI = -r''a
william Smith Oi3rien has settled down In
bis pretty country seat At CsheF;noyle, where he
discusses for his own Amusement. the afIaira Of
the World NJ O'Fsrien l. an /" estated Rentle-
mar. " his income from landed property amount.
inc n Az ,100 annuaIiv.
NJ" 'tT.,2g.Y slJ1i,N
Fuel Is very costly IN fsra Frencn eoal =
OF inferior quality, ana the MINES are lneonve-
nient OF access and distAnl wood Is enieny
used IN families, and very spsrngly, ine Prise
being half cent pound sln tns quahty poor,
- u y ,
lord Seymour, upon leaving venice, vas
searched BY the police, who sels N his pockets
He travels on the shoulder. ana sTnck tne
policeman olow win nls nNt sAlo AuStnA ~ ~
worse insn turkey, ann sT9.e n, 4osniy ne "ou'u
write to ms minister ABOUT tmslns9L
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her full value Il il stated that some u he sue.
, 1861-06-20
JOB PRINTING

IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
kreeu,ed with neanesa and Dispatch, and forwarded A pei
order to any part Of the country.
- Payment for Jobs must always accom-
panY the ortler.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
HOW COL. KELLY WAS WOUNDED.
ANOTHER ASSASSIN.

tn, WLeeliag Intelligence of the ith inst. has the
following account of the Philippi affair by sn eye
witness:
We learn from gentleman who left Phihppi ats
o'clock yeerday morning, and arrived here last nghs
at that the Secessionss were routed about dayhghs
yesterday morning. They were not expecting au at
tack They were first fired upon from battery
attached to an Indiana Re- giment They fired one sAos
10 return and fled, leaving all their arms horses pro-
yisious ammunition, &c. Col. Kelly with bis corz-
mand was Oh the opposite side OF tho town from where
the fire commenced Only two of the Secessionists
were killed, and not more than half dozen taken
prisoners, among whom is Wiley, who WAS captured
in tie woods by Capt George Robinson. After the
Secessonsts fled, and Col. Kelly WAS marching into
town at the head of his and, he was approached
by desperado named Mart johnson OF Pruntytowns
who shot him with revolver, the ball taking e1ee' II
bis breast johnson was iumedia'eiy sensi' ano
would have been instantly Pinioned to the esrtn oy 2
hundred bayonets, but that the may unanimous Soivne
ordered the men to spare him. IL is isthoeeht tDs' nao
the Indiana Regiment DELAYED fifteen minutes longer
ia opening the lire, the "hoie i'oo oeSe'S ~
"aCe C, RE Kelly is u native of Ohio County, yir-
u;nia and was born in the vicinity OF wheeling. Ho
a,,semed in Virginia, in Ohio, and iu this city, where
| the nast five or ak years he has held tine osilion If
agent OF the Baltimore and Ouio Railroad. Fora num-
her of wears he has been Colonel OF Virginia militia
rement and ON the breaking out o. the rebellion he
was called to the command of loyal regiment. He
received the first ntimation by telegraph, and sfs
Philadelphia and his position railroad agent the very
next day. lIis gallant alacrity Is the more notable
from the fact that his relations in Virginia nearly
| all Secessionists
On his arrival at Wheeling, Col. Kelly's regr snt
went into service once proceeding fst to Gr Atom
and dispersing rebels and from thence march g ala
night to Phippi in company with Col. Crit lndeu'a q
Indiana volunteers. At knhppi, she reb'As, 400
strong were surprised and routed, with 10 n Of fifteen
killed. 1t Was here that Col X. was " cunded. He
is brother Of the Hon. Judge Kelly Of Erie, Pa He
married Miss Goshorn of Wheeling. 'ds has q con Q
volunteer in the rans q the Nation al Guard Of Pha.
ay with bis brQV Isr =, Erie, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

that the laws are eouitaby administered and then we
sball have fair election. If the Government VIII no'
come TO the aid of the loyal people OF the city IN ths
way they will have opportunity to vote their sen'
ments ON the 18th inst and any attempt on their part
70 exercise their rights will result in bloody conflict
There has been halt called in the rebel ranks
They are striving TO rule Bob McIane off the track IN
Winter Davss District. In the Hid. District, they
find it hard to get man to run against Leary Chas'
=. Calvert is the Union candidate against Hughes IN
the LIST District TIE election of all te Union cand
dates in the country districts is now conceded by the
rebels but they intend TO make desperate fight In the
city districts and unless they detached from tner
hold on the police power, they will use it to the ut
most to elect their creatures.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

causes no concern, and il is thought they will only
meet to adjourn. We bear of the military movements
toward Hapers Ferry, bat yet see nothing of them
here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

The police walking IN front of tho Emira Regiment he
other day formally ssuied Mrs Carys Secession nag
A.unted In the face Of the t.de a troops
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07


NOR. and Ohio Railroad projected, nine years ago,
or even at the time the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road was begun four years later the ground ON which
this town now stands was primevh iorest win but
a single log hut and small opening around It, The
junction Of the two roads AT tbis point was what
created Grafton aud what at the same time killed up
Fetterman couple Of miles below, which place was
becoming considerable railroad town, and which,
even in lie de lining days has had the renown OF quar-
terpg the fret Confederate army in this part OF the
State, aud very l-ely the last one.
there If u snall suspension bridge here over Three
Fork aud very fine rnlroad bridge across the ~
oart Valley, on the NoIth-Western Virginia Rail.
road. Il is matter OF ,urprise tha, this was not de-
stroyed by the retreaing macontents on their way 10
the mountains OF Hepsidam. Nothing could have
heen easier and the oss would have been very great
Rut the scoundrels frightened that they
could not think of anything but putting distance be-
tween them und Col. Kelly 9 command.
The Western VirgiaidH, which was compelled to
succumb for one week, is out again to-day in full
blast. Long may II wave
Several priaoners have been brought in to-day, and
MANY Secesrionists have in voluntarily and given
themselves up. They have all been treated couT-
t.ously and released where there were no specific
charges against them. Some half dozen prisoners are
vet confined up stairs over the telegraph office Mar
tin Merrill and some Others out on parole.
A great many people from the surrounding country
were in town to-day, among them many men who had
voted the SecessVn ticket, and up to this time ~
pathzed with the movement. Most OF them had in.
teryiews with Col. Kelly. They told him they had
been deceived by their leaders. They had been led to
believe that Northern troops would Invade their
sacred soil" to kill burn pillage, deyastate, and
nit the most barbarous Outrages. Here were these
troops among them low they found them not only
soldiers, but good citizens ana gentlemen, who re-
spected them and their rights, both OF person and
property, and who among not TO oppress and out
rage. but TO relieve and protect. The people and
sotiers mingle freely, and the best possible feeling
prevails. A revulsion is taking place very rapidly
aud it will not be surprising ii il spreads in ashor
| Al. A. nv. -
pathzed with Secession from honest ignorance are be
ginning to realize that they have been mised and DC
ceved Az Csrksburg 10 hear, prominent secessionii
are turning over. james Jackson, esq, Ieadipg-a
he is the ablest-Disunonist in Harrison, Ia nov gons
for the Union; is Bcn Wilson, and everybody else
| except those who ran away. SO much for the per
suasions Of powder and ead and the strong argunen
| vi bsyonets.
is alive with soldiers and citize No stirring tne'
dents. nor "moying accidents BY food and heid -
record. One OF she Ohio volu tcers has relieved Oh
tedium mew hat b, making b. sls speeches 70 dshghte
Groyls. All agree that he y, tp-IoP sPesks'' ne
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
UNITED STATES pATEsT oFFIcE,

~ W hphiNoIoS, btpt TO- 1901,
On the petition of John \, Winslow, of Troy N.
Y praying for the extension OF patent granted 70
Inn on the 18th Of December, 1S47 for an improve
ment in Rolling and COMPRISING Puddle Balls, for
seven years from the expiration osaid patent, which
takes place on the 18th day Of December. 1851, ID.
1t Is ordered, that the laid petition be heard at the
Pa eUt Once On Monday, The I'd day Of December
next, Mt IL o'clock ~; and III persons are notified
sAid petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposng the extension required 10 file
In the Pateat Office their objections specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing ali testimony filed by either pa:ty to be
used at the said hearing mast be taken and trans
mitted In accordance With the rulee of the office,
| which will be furnished on application.
lhc testimony in the Case VIII be closed on the
18th Of November 1851; depoaitions and other papers
relied upon as testimony must he filed in the ofice
| on or before tie morning of that day; the argu.
ments if any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that tbs notice be published In the
| National Reputlic0R, Wa,hirC rCton, D. C, md the
Albany Ere,rEo JViyidI, Albany, n ", once week
Tor lhcc successive weeks the first Of said publica
ions TO be 1T least sixty days previous to the day Of
hearing. d. T. HOLLOWAY,
| Commissioner of Patents
+. S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Ofce with
| a paper contain Dg this noti,e.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

CIGALGp PROPUSALs are invited TIL
- lie 9th day Of Of eptember, sol fer supplying
IT,. Army Of the Potomac with POTATOES About
IL bushels will be required, in lots of about ,O0O
bu.he,' &c. week The Potatoes 10 be of the first
quality, and equal in quality TO the following kinds
HcTcers, (Dlue)
Pink Rye,
MERGERS, (white)
h. Potatoes TO De delivered in .N ashingt II, and
Uhjegt 10 such inspection on delivery as the Sub.
,ift, nee Lepar III NAY require, and payment TO
be made ia Treasury mics, II Government should
dCsiG l..
lie potatoes to be delivered IL good strong barrels
and each tuyhel TO be estimated at 60 lbs
The bids to be directed to Captain a. BhGK.
WITH c. s., U S. "A Washington psC.
seDb fSrIp
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
WHITE MERCER PGTAToEs-
wv PRIME. RIPE. IND MEALY

1T LOWEST MAEKET rNlCRs
TO QUARIERMASTERS OF REGIMENTS
You want 10 Keep your men healthy you c,nnot do
this without giving them good Totato.s. These
you cav get ut eteel d Go 3, 63G fenusylyanla
aveuue, corner of Second street.
TO GhOCEKS-1o 1ou want TO please your Gus
toners, and induce them to call again old recon.
mend your stock t. their friends. Then call at
Steel 4 Co g. and Uuy what Potttoes you need
either ior your own consumption or for Gsle. They
are warranted 10 please.
To HOTEL AND RE5iAURANT + KEEPERS,
Do you want to pease your guests, and tickle their
palarsH Then bay youG Pot toes of Steel Il Co
by dolng go, three parties will be benelted-the
seller, the buyer, and the con umer.
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money In good
j. W STEEL & CO,
$3.50 Penusylyani avenue, corner Of Second street.
(Old Sentinel Ofice)
sep6 tStar]
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

shall be considered sufcie and fthey do not enter
into contract for the supplies specified within htsen
acceptance of their bid contract will be made Win
come other person or persons and the guarantors Of
suoh dsfaulng bidders will be held Responsible Tor
all delinQuenoies. ~
All offers mot made in ad conformity with this ad.
yerii5ement will at the option Of the bureau, be re-
Those only whoec offers may be accepted will be
notified and contracts will be ready for execution
soon thereafter as may be practicable. ".'..
aeOt 5-&wlaw .F
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
rO OEEICERs-n (

MOTION 10 OFFICARS.-A ca CUmpaiUn-
~ ing CARRIAGE, built by the first maker In
New York, perfectly new, nsy having been once
used, ~ for sale 1t was buit expressly to orEer
on the PrusSian rsinciple, and contains TN excel
lent bed for sleeping can be used ambulance or
q fast travelling wagon; II perfectly water. proof
light, strong and handsome. 1t eau be feen BY an,
plypg 10 james Brown, head groom, Mr. Iryineis
stables, In Corooran's Lane, behind the Chain
House There Is also for sale at the same place a
quiet, hs', useNl saddle dohSE. sept7
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

IMPORTANT 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l. W. FENWICK, date Manager Of the Washing.
ton Branch Office Of the Scientific Anne Iican Patent
eencY Of Measrs. Mum Co and ioI more than
with exp erence Of fourteen years in every branch
relating % the Patent Office, and thU interest Of In
ventors,)
COUNSELLOR AND rATENT AGENT,
Once In Washington, ID. c., northeast corner of
Seventh ana streets, second story, directly oppo
cite the Patent Office.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
yNT OOD AND COAL!

w
On hand, full supply OF all kinds Of AN rHRA-
CITE COAL.
Ga Coal kept in coal houses, well screened before
delivery.
2,2i0 lbs. 20 the ton
Wood, of all kinds, prepared. or delivered cord
length.
TERMS CASH.
]. j. Il W. M GAIT,
No. 2s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
aug lift between II tn and 18th streets,
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
FOR THE WESTERN
VI d. .F.r H. RIVERS. .... Z
ouARrrRNAsrHR GEstRAL's Orrrcs,
n L..,.I- Iag1

QuARTrRNAsrER GEstRAL's OFrfcr, .->
Wdshi,gon ,tnn II, 1851.
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers. .L-- .n...
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
may be examined nt the Quartermaster's Office at
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and at this office.
Proposals from boat builders aud engine builders
Plans submitted BY bidders will be taken into con
sderation. NJ. @. MEIGS, ''
June 10 Quartermaster General United States
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited Till
= the 25th Of Sc tptember, at 10 M, for supplying
CORN to the Subsistence Department OF the Army.
Tie Corn TO be In the ear and to be delivered in
" ashpgton city, at tho Cattle Yard on Monument
Bidders are requested to state the price gcr 100
lbs. of ears.
About 100 600 pounds Of ears will be required to
be delivered one half by the 10th of October 1851
and the whole delivery to be made during tic month
of October o.
The bids to be directed to Captain A. BECK
WITH, O. s., U. $. A, and erdored Proposals
or Corn" sep1e
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

CEALsD PROPOSALS., till the 25th OF
> September ls6l, at Ia clock, NJ, are yited for
iurL hing the Subsistence Department with 100 tons
uI I.AY.
The Hay TO be 'el.ver in Washington at such
place as the Government may direct
he quality to be equal to the best, and TO consist
Of timothy aud clover mixed J...
The Guyefnment Te5elye5 TO itse.f The right to re-
Jet ali OF any Of the bids, and teany cause 1t may
Ligk proper. PayMent for said Hsy to be made in
rrtasur, not:s, if 'Governmsnt desires TO do 90
Le Hay 10 be furnished in bales Of from 15Q to
igJ les ai,d the weight Of wool and wire used In
b0ling 10 be deducted.
The bids to he directed to Captain a BECK
WITH, G. g., U. S. A and endorsed ProG osals
for Hay " rep 10
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

DR. A. ZAPP0EEI, Instructor and Lee
- turer in Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other brauches OF scerce come cIed with Medicine
Also Teacher OF French, Spanish, Italian, German
Portuguese, Latiu, Greek, and Other Languages
Office, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty fifth street. sem eff
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

DURE COUNTRY MILF The subscri-
l. Der delivers Pure Country Milk, mornins and
evening as usual, to his customers. Strangers com.
meneing Housekeeping IN this city, who desire M ilk
can have their orders promptly attended TO by ap.
plying at this Office
mar l3--t DAVID MILLER
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

SEALED PROPOSALS., Till the 10th Sep
= tember 1851, at l2 M are invited for furnishing
FLOUR of certain quality.
About 500 barrels will be required, In separate
lots Of 900 tarrels each The Flour to be made of
new wheat, and The delivery OF the whole loi to be
made bS the 27th of September 1851
The Flour required 10 be of thefollowing brands,
and TO pass the inspe ction of a Board OF Army ON
Gers or such other Inspection as the Subsistence De-
partment may direct:
Arlington Extra
Compress do.
3. PTy do.
Fairyiew do.
Cedar Vale do.
GlenWood do.
Fowler 4 Zeigler DO g..
ihesapeake Mills DO,
Eagle Mills do
GIarett do
J Newcomer do.
NJ Smith do
Roxbury do
Joe Charles do
j. Davidson do.
d L. Morrison & Co do.
Foundry do
Heck do.
Lyons Union Flour.
Big Spring, ice Charles.
Edc's Extra Bakers
Ayondale Extra.
a few barrels Of the same grade of Southern Flour
will be taken provided that II proves equal In grade
10 tic brands above named The bidders 10 state the
brand ard the number Of barrels of each kind they
propose 10 furnish
The ba,r,ls containing the Flour 10 be strong,
|WcIl hoped and head lineG
I he proposals. 10 be directed 10 Capt. 4. BECK
VII H. C. o L. s. A, W ashing to1, D. c., and en-.
d,vsyj Proposals for Flour" epll
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
BORN Of offer.

(Here the date OF UIer,
l. there insert the name or names composing the
frm) of (nams the town. in the State of (namo the
State hereby offer TO furnish under your advertise
all the requirements Of the and of the printed
schedule to which 1t refers all the articles embraced
in Glass No. (nsme the CLASSY for the navy yard at
(nAme the yErd,) according to sod schedule VIZ
there paste on the printed class from tho scLs1u,
and opposite each article set the price and carry out
the amount in the columns for dollars anu centt and
foot up the aggregate ant the bid for the clas
amounting to there write ,be amount in words
is required by the Gchedule,) for the supply under
the classes miscellaneous, by non.Tesident of the
place OF delivery; and should my offer be accepted,
request the contract may be Jared ma TO The
navy agent at name the agency for signatures and
certificate.
(Here the bidder and each
member of the hrm to sign,
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
From Hon. Charles pIason, late Commis-
siOs er Of Patents.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 4, 1860.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 4, 1860.
Learning that II. W. Fenwick, Esq, is about to
open IN Office in this city, Solicitor Of Patents,
che eIfully stale that have long known him rs a
gentlemau of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and accurate business habits, aud Of un'
doubted integrity Assuoh commend him to the
inv entors of The United States
may ~ CbAhLEs MAsoN.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
DENTISTRY.
TEETHI TEETHu
M MIS

L M LOOMS, M. D.,
The inventor and patentee of the Mineral Plate
Teeth, attends personally at his office In this city.
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no persen can wear Others who can
not wear these. .I7 il = H.. ..
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but 10 thoee who are particular and wish the purss
can prodnce the Mineral Plate will be more fully
warranted. .. ....
Rooms in this clty.-No. s3s Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, 907 Arch
street, Philadelphia. marlb--1y
TN. LOCKWOOD continues the prac-
~ tice Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
asraS fhnt ine m Sou svs y sn
that may call
Teeth inserted on YuLclSITE, RuBsSR, or Com
PLATE, Choroform administered when desired.
aug f--f ~.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
GOVERNMENT ADV'T.
:, "A ~ n sA l. 3 {.
NAvr DprAR1nsS!,
RSeaa S Yards dsst Doo,l

NAyT DprAR1htN,
hrsaa II Yards dssd DoctsI
September 4, 1891.
spAtED PROPOSALS. for each class separately,
.n1a.$sd " Proposais for Class MO- (name the Class
GU ~ novv ward at (name the yard, VIII pe re-
iot az tbis office until noon on the "a dsy OF octo
s t AR furnishing and delivering at the several
oer ncmn ,'ad, named the materials and articles en-
sNys navy IN prpted schedules which viii be furnished
oIaceI and sent by mail, If so requested, to
on Sssripg to Offer TO contract for any all of
sa Sses named therein, by the commanddns Of tho
a,eral navy yards, for the classes for the yards
'nSer their command, or BY the navy agent nearest
thereto or by the bureau for any or Gil the yards
III prsert confusion, and msdLes IN scaling nc lVtrs m
Lj all 3. rs-esd bhich contains cd s gT more hdn one
,ari 4, one saie; ndeach individual oil firm must
sign the bid and contract
bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly no.
s6ed that their offers must be In the form he renafer
prescribed and be mailed in time to reach their des.
tnation before the time expires for receiving then
no ia u u oOnsred 0hich shall b. received qfteT Tie
psyad ail and aJto1nos ,gM be made for fdilare v
hs ntI
70 guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders are requested 10 endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw line un
der the endorsement, thus:
Proposals. for Glass No. (nams he class for he Narg
Yard q! (Ednk The Vdrd.')
To the Chief of the bureau Of Yards and Do .ks
Washington, ID. @.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
CoNFMCTEGSNTHx,

White, Red, and Yellow Rock Candy; Lozenges;
Pipe CaLdy; Pep Corn, Italian Licorice; Gum
Drop, and strips; Chocolate Drops; Turkih Fig
Paste; Turkish Grape Dr1ps Turkish Presst d Figs;
Penny stick Chocolate; Jujube Paste.
FIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS.
Livery description OF Fire Works and Flro Crack
cIs always or hand, inclutng IL great variety of
Fancy Pieces, Bombs, &c, for private exhibition.
N. B.-The above goods ere always on hand, and
fer sale at the lowest market rates. sep1S-lw
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
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CstEnr EMPORIUM FOR MILITARY
VI FIELD GLASSES, with the finest double
achromeo lensee sold at the lowest Eastern prices
by n. j. FRANKLIN, optician,
2i4 Pennsylv Aia Avenue,
IsrvJ-Iy between Twelfth Thirteent tn sts.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
AGENCY FOR
HERMETRlCALLY SEALED CANISTER GOODS.

Oysters, Tomatoes, Lobsiers, Salmon, Green Iur
tie, Poultry. Peaches, Pears, Plums Green Cora,
La Mode Beef, CLAIMS, Peas, Mushrooms, Beef
Soup, Turtle Soup, Milk, Sausagcs, Beef, Mutton,
Veal, Vegetable Soup, Mutton AID Vegetables,
Mutton Chops
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Maccaroni; Ncrmicelli Sardiaes; French and
Spanish Olives; Nonparoil, kup2Ilne, ana Cap i
Capers; Split Pcss, Rcund Peas; Marrow Be,ns;
Hominy; GIFTS Tapioca; Srgo; Assorted Jellies
Green Ginger; Mus,at, ClarsT, Currant and Black!
berry Wine; Stove Lustre; Pure Juice Port; ala
bria and Sicily Licorice; Pearl Starch Guava
Jelly; Bologna Sausagcs; French, Durham, and Col
mans Mustard; Corn starch; Farina; Shaker Corn;
Azumea CurIie Powder; Succory; Preserved Gia.
ger; Dry Pres.ryed Ginger; AnCh0yies; Anchovy
Paste; White CASTLE Soap; oalad Oil fihe App.e
and ap Sage Cheese Lemon, orgeat, Pine Apple,
Raspberry, Straw berry, and Sarsipariila Syrup;
Csnary and Hemp Seed Brandy ptaclIes Fiench
Blacking; Scotch Ost Meal Bakers Chocolate,
Broms, and Cocoa; French Penny and Vanilla
Chocolate; Cgrraat Jelly; Bay Rum; Iushroom,
Waluut, AID om,,o Caisup; Pepper Sauce; White
Pepper; Maple sugar; Pick ed HOLSTERS; Minced
Meat; Pearl ard Ruled Barley; Rose and Peach
Water; Extract OF Lemon, Rose, Almond, and Va.
nilla; Assorted Herbs; Lentils; Orange Flower
Waller Stuffed OIives; schIniz Chocolate; American
0at Meal,