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MEYER, Nj. H., 100 Camp street, wATCHMAKER
4 and dealer in Jewery, Geld PENS Fancy Articles and
Watches An jeweiry at moderate prices
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. . T. -N ct
At meeting held the 9th Instant the Board Of Trustees
have declared Scrip Dividend Of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT on the premiums the past thirteen months
ending September 1861 for which certificates will belssued
on after the 18th of December Also agreeaby with
the Charter interest Of Eight Per Cent
nuu which will be paid in Cash after tho 18th instant to
original subscribers premiums paid and credited their
~ Ill =. bill I -. r. "a, E
E. GANUCHEAu, President.
/ - ~ ','- AMABEO LANDRY Vice President.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF. CHARLES
lof New Orleans. %t NAMING. i, $50. .
NOTICE u hereby given TO the creditors
S OF this estate and to all other herein interested
show within ten days from tie present notification any
they have why the account presented by the Curator
Of this estate should onoogaed approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith. $50 fE - F5'
By order Of the Court - ---"5'
rf5t*E E.MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE TO, STATE TAx-PAYERs.-T
~ assessment rolls of the Seventh, Eighth aud Ninth
Wards, Third District, viii be exposed for examination
correction in the Recorders Office Eyian Field street.
Greamen street. for thirty days from and after this day
tober l. 1861 daily from 10 A. Vi. fe2 Up. NJ. 49,, -
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I ,ISFRANGK's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAuTIryINaf CONGRATULATIONS REGULATING

se-so!d by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO, ,Ssr. or,ssns Az.
LIANT 4 CO.. Mobile Druggists narnilv ssaI 10
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STATE LOUISIANA, Al q
Parish OF Orleans, city of New oseans.
Be It remembered that this 18th day Of oc.obsr 1861 be-
me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganuceau Presdeu
Polet Secretaryo the Louisiana State Mutual Tnsu
ance Company Orleans who, being duly accord
ing depose say that the above accounts Just
and ue transcript from the books of said Com
psaJ IL -s . ,,,ss - -
-U-, 80 -.-7 A PICpLET Secretary. q 's.y-t
Sworn to and subscribed this Of octo
ber 1861 ARTHUR SAUCIER, 5ss,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
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GSvs Pc my &C. HENRY
I'm VERTU dun orSire de vente rendus lie
Ia II doctopre 1851 moi adresst par Honorable sixe,
me Cour District In NouyelIe Orleans dams ataira
cidesss je proctderu LUNDI II de noverbre 1861 10Y
heures A. NJ les leux de FUnion cees St
Charles Caoudee dams lie Premier District willie,
Ia vente publioue ct adjudication de-
parcs de Rours bois EsseX fer, completes
cepta les ecroux.
Cigarettes briques, esseux EN- fer.
l Charrelte il Charlton, esseu en- fer. ~,
Dray. .. 90.
Cigarettes brus essieux en- fer, sans coTrs.
IS plres de Roues de Charrettes, teAtra) -. - n.
Essieux en- bois (extra.) ... 49,
EssieuN de Wagons pour SIX chevan les corss.
SaSs provisoirement dams rnfaire ci .dessus ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
. r go. e. T. PARKER. Nv,
o30 ne IL r- Sh6rii de Ia paroisse d'Orlesns. 90
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ssDattitaIar SAatMss.

LOUISIANA B74Tr BANK, s4s&
-y-.A ag ErsrF New Orleans, Oct. ], 1881. !
ton Of His the Governor 81 the ale this Bank will
be closed at O'clock r. NJ from this until further
l., BERNARD. Cashier.
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ns.m RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. .s,sr
- Five Thousand Acres Of RED RIVER BOT atsa
TOM LANDS adapted the cultivation Of Sugar and Cotton
and arc productive any State They
ated Red River twenty eight miles below Alexandria,
protected from Overflow by evee They have
extensive front th and DO divided into several
plantations Negroes will be taken in For further
information, apply to LEVI WILSON the premises, 10
WILSON L POMEROY,
ie28 Gm At Caronieet street.
KIERSON, AA ikRfSON 60 co., DEALERS IN
H. Clothing, No. hatazAe, corner Canal street,
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FIRST JUSTICES covRT, NICH9IsEN GO. vs. : GER
Parish of Orleans. No 1913
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of fierI facias to
ID me directed by the Hon.. a. G. Bfiee First Justice OF
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed
u o'clock NJ at the City HOTEL Common street. between
Camp and Magaz G streets :, ~. 49,. H.. y
unknown situated inthe qsare bounded by agny ST Ayide
Prosper and Vaudeville and known Tot No. "a
plan by Louis Sug Said lot measures 81 feet II
inches and lines front Migny street by l24 feet inches
and lines in Depth between parallel lines TTl.F I-
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TkRMS-Cash on the spot. ", -.- er'
Y 80 - T.. f. t. PARKER,
-. .-. - Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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asssga,sssssss. LOSS OF TEETd-Dr. T. WEST
liz ST. Charles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires Springs
@&a1IIXJ upon his principle Of self adhesion This
method procured him universal appreciation and
msnded bsng he most ingenious system Of applying ARTI
perfect articulation and usscaon and perfect and natural
in dey detection by the closest observer Dr.
VESTS method OF filing teeth with gold all modern
improvements Those interested will snd these statements 70 DO
to the inhabitants of New Olesns and vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored h with for the last fifteen
years Oce residence Ia st. Charles street, second doc
fron, Jafeyette Suusre, ..... es5H
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Drga1s1E Gouh n5 CHARLES
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
cters de Ia dite succession
celia pent concener, davoir dsdHe, dig ous
la presene publication les rssos lesquees lie
prsene 10 Curteur de la ite
proaye ct hoaoogue les onds r6parts
sformtrnent an dit COMPETE e . ~ -
Par ordfe de Ia Eour.s :, RI s..s.--,
n8 IL IL = E. MICIQT Graft
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Yw OsIeaas Balg Crescent 4laaa NEoEana Aonember 1861
LEGAL NOTICES

sroesg s5s1ss Or WILLIAM
WHEREAS, Andrew II. Crane has pee
w toned this Court for Letters Of ssion on the
estate of the late William W Crane, deceased interstate
Notice Is hereby given to al whom may TO show
should not be granted : r-.'1''F'aF '' ' .
" By order ofthe Court. ..7'
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At
N AsHV ILLE, TENN S E E !,
-FoR SALE Of
SUGA AND MOL "A S E S.

distinctions by the present blockade and that
Virginia. North Carolina, part OF Florida, Alabama Georgia
Kentucky Middle and East Tonnessee must get their Sugar
and aIolasses from Nashville as MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAPER for them than any other point Tsese States
eguire 20 Ahds Of Sugar present incoming
We have established ourselves at No Market street, Nash
VILE for the sale all the Sugar and Moasse that be ship
ned to our Planters will ship direct from their pana
ous shipment New Orleans Direct to thu
Aren't Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via the Nashville
ana Decatur Railroad, to our address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent to Virginia end other States
making with the large dealers in advance of the
new crop Sugar and Moasse that will enable us to
Sugars as fast, if possible, as they are received
We pledge ourselves TO prompt and fidelity in OBJ
tanning the best prices 3D.
Liberal ad vancss made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash. ,,,, ,,,,r,e. s,,-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-25

SMITHS GROVE STATION, Warren Co., Ky, Dc
22-As you no doubt have all sorts of ramors from
this region, propose to write you fsoo facts for
the information Of your resders
Yesterday Gen. HINDXAND with his brigade and
several hundred Texas Ringers vera at Cave
City fourteen miles above this, where they have
been for many days.
Gen. BKEcKNR1DGE's brigade is nou north Of Bar,
rem river, in the direction of Glasgow, and are
ready for the enemy when he comes in that direc.
ton.
Between this aud 30 wiling Green do not know
how matters stand this morning, and will not under.
take to say but am Of the opinion that large por
ton of the army is moving Upward.
On yesterday, q large body of Federals had
crossed at Woodeonville and encamped on the field
where the brave Terry fell-the terrible Rangers
made such havoc with WiIlieh's celebrated Dutch
regiment As to the number across the river, it is
estimated at from three to eight Thousand.
If any Of the Federals have advanced from Co.
lunbia to or near GLASGOW, have not sscertained
the fact. l think, however, that they have left
Columbia. Glasgow Is seventeen miles from this
place and twenty-five this side of Columbia.
At Brownsville, twenty miles from Bowling
Green, on Green River, about thirty Federals have
been cutting trees and Telling them in the river
the North side, ard have also been piling up logs
for q breastwork. But Of them towards Nolin
and Litchfeld, there is certainly much larger
body of men, as their drums can be heard from
points this side of Brownsville. Capt. Morgan and
3 few Of bis men exchanged few shots day before
yesterday with the squad behind their log breast
work. Capt. Morgan's squadron is with Gen
Breckenridge.
Notwithstanding all the rumors you may hear,
there was, on yesterday, no considerable body Of
FederaIs within thrty.fY miles of Bowling
Green. give you as my opinion, that it will be
many days before any important engagement takes
placs, unless our army advances on the Federsls.
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ARCHBISHOP HUaHEs-It has been supposed by
the people ef the South that Archbishop HuGHEs
of New York, had been sent to Europe for the pur-
pose Of advancing the interest Of the LINCOLN Gov.
eminent by using his influence to counterfeit the
representations of the Commissioners sent from the
South. But the Staunton (Ya) Spectator expresses
its qualification at learning from satisfactory
source, that his mission is for a contrary purpose
From Priest of the Church Of which Archbishop
HUaHEs is the head in the country, and who lives
beyond the limits of the Southern Confederacy, the
Spectator learns that the Archbishop has been de-
puted by a council of the "Fathers" of his church
TO use his influence to secure the intercession Of
foreign powers in behalf of peace ard the recog~
milton of the independence of the Southern Con-
federscy
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DR.. KING, formerly OF New Ysrk, for the
A1SSS four PEARS ofLsuisVille Kentucky, and Who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private d3eass fer
thirty yerrs haterS himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured many thousands be Is enabled to
ali diseases Of private naure matter how bad they BE-
hon njadcisus medical treatment from neglect Of their
Kings DiEBenBary No. @ Deadck street. between CherTy
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
OHoRHKA cured without nAucous medicine inssrisrenc
nom business.
sTRCTuREs ofo recent dats sEeotusly cured In few
dsys By an operation which pain. Where structure
exss health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and unds1nlnes the constitution 80 much.
gYPHrLTS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing cut
sct o. bad treatment efectuAly cured in few days.
gEnIHAL WKAKHEs particular attention having been given h
this disease, and all the consequences growing out of brough
On In many BY tie destructive habits OF inconsders
Youths and excessive ndage1cs Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the g1be
htaor business society, and causing pren2turs old
Females who may labonns with any dcuy Of he WON'T
may rest assured osimmedate relief.
Persons residing abroad b. writing Ead stating thar case, win
enclosed directed t. Dr. A King Me- q, Deadrek street,
Nashville Tenn will have the necessary medicine sent 70 he
address, With necessary drsonS Strict secrecy Observed o
hours o'clock in the Morning Knl In The sVtang3
sRay1.l05s-aksly
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The CHANGE NoTEs.-The Bank of Tennessee re
ceived small amount of its change notes, which
it paid out yesterday. There was great rush for
them, and hundreds of applicants could not be sup.
piled. The notes are of denomination Of Ave,
ten, twenty-five and fifty cents, and also one dollar
These notes are handsomely engraved, and are
printed upon paper manufactured expressly for the
purpose by Mr.. ". S. WHITMAN. The paper is a
very excellent article, and we learn that that for
future issues will be of still better quality. We
understand that the Bank will probably have an
other batch for circulation tomorrow.
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England and the United States.
WHAT WILL LINCOLN DO :
THE NORTH BACKING DowEit
CONFEDERATION ~ NEy YoRx.
Special DiIpalcA 70 The nashville Union and American.

Special DiJpaicA 10 the Nashville Union and American.
RICHMOND, Dec. PA Paris paper says the alter
natives offered by England to the Lincoln Govern
ment are, to surrender Mason and Slidell, or Lord
Lyons would be recalled, the Southern COnfederScy
recognized and the blockade raised: The New
York Hsrold of the 21st says Lincoln will yield to
the demands of England.
"Stonewall' Jackson shelled Williamsport on
Tuesday.
Senator George ", Jones, OfIO wa, has been sent
to Fort Lafayette.
An official report from Gen. Mccall, dated
Dranesville, the 10th, says in his general orders
that the First Pennsylvania Rifles and Baxson's.
battery had brisk fight with the Confederates and
defeated them, when they fed. Confederate loss
forty killed and ten wounded. Federal loss two
killed and eight wounded.
RICHMOND, Dec. 23.-The LynchburE RepabEean
has private letter stating that Gen. jackson with
Gen. Ewell's brigade, left Winchester, Va on the
10th inst, and on reaching the Potomac destroyed
dam number five, which feeds the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal By destroying this splendid stone dam,
water communication between Washington and the
coal regien of Maryland is effectually cut of
Washington is thus reduced to q great strait
New ORLEANS, Dec. PA special dispatch to the
Della from Norfolk, dated at o'clock last night
ssys flag of truce from Fortress Monroe brings
the New York Herald Of the 2lst. The Herald says
there is no danger Of war with England. Lord
Ly ons had two interviews with Seward on Friday,
both of q friendly character. England has made
no demand for the surrender Of Mason and Sliden,
yet
The latest Washington dispatch says the Cabinet
has decided to accede to the demaRd of Eogland,
even if it involved the surrender Of the Southern
Commissioners on account of the exigencies grow
ing out Of the rebellion. The Herald says the Uni
ted States will settle with England at 3 future
time.
A special dispatch to the Picayfns from Norfolk,
dated to-day, says the dealers in bullion in New
York are preparing to make shipments Of specie to
Europe. Sterling exchange is quoted at Ill. Spe-
Gle in the banks, S35 900 900. The people Of the
North are greatly excited. Northern journals ad~
vocate q concession to the demands Of England. in
restoring the Southern ministers aad spologizing
for the insult Lord Lyons is pressing the Lincoln
Government. All is confusion.
LATER.
There is great rejoicing at Norfolk over the uR-
derstOod fact that the Federal Government refuses
to surrender Mason and slideH on the demand
brought by Seymour, the British messenger. IL is
considered here that war viii occur between Eng
land and the United States.
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Tbs LNCoLNITE5 AT NORTH EDIsTo Several of the
enemy's fleet still occupy North Edisto Inlet, and
Of their vessels has been up to White Point on
Wadmalaw Sound, but up to yesterday they had not
attempted 10 land in force. Two small vessels,
loaded with peas and Gotten in the seed have been
captured by the enemy, but their crews escaped
The vessels captured said to be the sloop Ashly
and schooner Osiris.
letter from Port Royal, under date of the 18th
numbers on the other side of the Ferry. Some
picket firing has been done with no loss on our side.
Charleston Courier Dsc 90
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The treasurer of the committe for the relief Of
the sufferers by the great fire in Charleston, ack-
nowledges through the Charleston Courier Of the
2lst, contributions from various amounting
to $lO6 1928 10. In the list of contributors we no.
tce that Mr. BYRD DOUGLAS of this CITY, contributes
$1,000, and Mr.. ROBERT MATHEWS, of Shelbyville
Tenn, 500.
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THE BRAVE LITTLE STEAMER Theodore, which has
won for her name so prominent place in the his
tory of the Confederate States, is still hobbing
aroundD on the high seas A dispatch from Capt
Thomas J. Lockwood announces that he has arrived
ssfe as usual" in the fourishing Confederate seas
port of -, after paying flying visit to several
foreign lands, and running half dozen times under
the very of the Yankee Standardization
Mercury, Dec. 81.
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Executive HEAD QUARTERS, NASHVILLE. Tenn.
Decemher. u 1881.

December, II, 1861.
Officers and agents authorized to receive and col
lect arms, will receive and collect all the bulle
moulds, shot bags and powder-fasks that may be
within their respective commands. Those received
in East Tennessee will be forwarded to P. N. Nc
CLUNG, Knoxville those in West Tennessee, to W
R. Hunt, Memphis, and those in Middle Tennessee, to
the Keeper of the State Arsenal Nashville, Tenn
Receipts for compensation for sccOutrements will
be given as in case of guns.
By order of ISHAM G. Harris, Gov, DC.
". c. WHITTHoRNE, Adg't Gen'l.
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CHARLESTON LIGHTHOUSE DEsTRoYED-A report
reached this city yesterday morning that the
Charleston Lighthouse, situated on Morris Island,
and which for many years has guided the mariner
to our harbor, was blown up on Wednesday night
by order of the military authorities. Only heap
of ruiRs mark the spot where it stood.-CharleStoH
Go,lriey DE 90
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ILLICIT Trade WITH TEE NoRTH.-The Richmond
Examiner says that there are brokers in Richmond
who are quietly using the underground railroad to
make collections in Richmond on Northern account,
in defiance of law and hints that prominent Hnan-
eiAl individual Of that city is likely to be detected
in the business Of collecting interest State bonds
in his own name for Northern parties. The, E1am>
insr threatens to elbow" if the shameful business
gOt s on.
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ST1LEkS BRREz Of Memphis wish to secure
The services Of q DistilleF-one VINO Is capasle Of
auperiptending the construction and management
Of alarge Distllery;tO such person unusual In
dueementz are offered. Apply BY letter to
SEnLXGN 4 BREES
deeI6-2w Memphis Tenn
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A DELICATE CoMPLICATIOS.--AmOng the on dis OF
the street we heard, yesterday, that the cargo Of
the sloop Ashley, which WAS taken by the enemy
near Rockville, on Wednesday morning. is the
property Of M lie C0unte De Lssterye, who is q
French subject and = resident Of Paris. The cargo
consisted Of the produce of plantation Of which he
is the owner Charleston Mercury, December 81.
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decIs-2w
Fer the war.


Il an, by authority, raising regiment FOR TIL
WAR. 1t is 10 be hoped that the struggle win be
short, but whether long or short it ia now evident
that the people Of the South have to fight through
or consent to become the obedient slaves Of North
ern sespotism.
will gladly accept the applications of ssch
companies are willing tc deEots themselves to
the cause Of our Confederacy until its independents
is recognized.
will furnish good arms and all that the regs-
lations allow.
Those desiring to join the regiment viii address
me BY letter or telegraph, or apply in person at
this place.
Fifty dellars Bounty is given by the Government
to each volunteer for three years, or the war.
JOHN G. BURCH,
C.S. A., Aid to Gen. PnLow.
Columbus, KY, December 5th, 1861.
dec II
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For Rent.

TFNHE house and lot belonging George A. HIhrgon
High street, between Church and UeaT Streets Is for
eat for the year IS2-pos, sI hundred doarg Tbs
required to give three notes payable the Planters Bank
very four months with gOo5 and approved security Apply
Immediately to GEORGE A. RAsHING10E,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county, Tenn
Or to WIN. 8. CHAATHAM,
deeI6-dim No 20 high street, Nashville. Tenn
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HoGs.-We learn from good authority that the
Confederate Government has purchased and viii
have packed this season no less than 500 600 hogs
This IS exclusive of the largo numbers put up, and
packed by farmers, planters and spectators, and
is enough to assure us that there win be abundance
of pork to supply all the requirements of the South
for the next year-LoaisuiAs Courier. Dec. "a.
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re- The Board of Aldermen had a meeting last
night, but no business of special importance was
transacted. determination was expressed to
maintain the peacs and quiet of the city, especially
during the holidays and the Mayor made quite an
enthusiastic speech on the subject.
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Notice 70 CandIdates.

Circulars o. candidates inserted In the UOS AHIcAH
must be psd for other business notices. and the payment
cured in Of publication. ThI rule viii be enforced
nAexby No circulars either Of candidates their leads
viii hereafter be inserted in this paper on any other tTTnr
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monrrse. DEC. Is, 1891.


These friends striving from the doEnions Ct King LH
nsy have copies Of he late Loulvs Cincinnati
EOsthern psrsfS, viii confer special hyOr both ourselves
publIcay leaving As once. IA Nashville with
The least delay possible We will chsersly pay any expense
nenrred In pvrrnrfrv the.
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Selling out TO Close.
He'll &c Ak0T5,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Nos. IS and % MARKET SIreet9
Have in store
600 BBLs extra Family Flour;
OOO ZOE Bbls KanaWha salt;
70 bags Prime coffee;
80 boxes Star Csndies
% bbls Newsom's D Whisky
Is bis Old Robinson CoGnty WHISKY,
Rye
5 Smiths Old Reserve I"
, casks fine French Brandy;
~ bbls A seignetts
I6 bbls Gognsc, Otsrd and Rochelle PTzndyi
10 bills Ginser Cherry and Blackberry "
20 bbls Port Madeira shsTy Sweet ana Malaga Wines
10 baskets Champagne Wine;
% boxes LGnghorne T. AHmistead Tobacco;
20 boxes assorted brands
Large stock hne SegaS, Pickles. Spice, Backing FE-
lures for Warehouse, Empty Casks, 7sTeS, d. &c, all OF
which thsY wish to close cut INN edistey
tec20-ly
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One hundred thousand hOop-pOles wanted for the
Confederate Coopery.
nevi7dlw E. NJ. BRUCE Co.