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The English and French Press Napo-
Icons New Years speech.

from the London Post tgDvcinmont o.gag), Jan 2
The pacific expressions Emperor Napoleon, in
reply 70 the customary Of the diplomatic
bcuy the Jar q on necessarily tend TO
pate chat vague and uIacGn dread the future which
IN mysterious manner has ndaonCei, 70 a ccflain
extent The state 81 pubic feeling throughout tho ont
gent.
6ploulasts who Composed tic imperial ctrrio there
not one who was ignorant ~ thc nature of the relations
existing between France and the other Powers. Ths daily
intercourse Of each Ampaosador Or Minister with the
court 20 which he c4edittd must have utUrmei
him d tho tact u would there fore have been
waste Of words 10 tell iaese gentlemen what they wel
knew before, and the Emperor u vast :,
words, Neither is IL his h.bit TO be uniuiormed of
The state OF opinion Ia other countries brssiBs his
u@u. lie consequently quite that IA general
feeling oi insccnitS prevail no matter how gfolsaass
III ana With the prom ptuae ana frka. ~ 1T his char.
ster no Sc himself 70 restore cooIrncc whilst osteus
bly, he only acknowledged complainant. words
molly spokto 10 Lord Convey and IN b,ty Of dplam sts
urctens Aust hcn be taken as drti4cy al ir,s5cI
lhe Eiglsh people and tno=e OF tht o;hc hirope
and TIE pe raj assurance that "FTaeco ds,re- peace
simple and bri,i mvde Of saying TO thv
tons o. The conn,B, it th" GU ~ y France we're d.
directed g tue mantan y general tranquility
We 90 not doubt tina, this declaration of Emperor
will have IL desi - effect renewing from tha general
niHd the Of ttDIy with 10
cond.ct Of France, which every f,ucctiDg
had any better ground The conb,us-
ton u screv.os iunuenio on ihs rlde with
scning lhoul h,lea.sness on the Otnur
FROM the PARIS D-p.ts Jan q
In the present IvuDrul state OF Europe II thiags
cooiy cooked the chances u peace not after ALL
less strong than those ~ fhe three sovefeHns who
met IN the autumn ~ Warrsw proved, tue atrougt
manner tnst tbey do not ID Tx ~ sDy wtrise cnaspriss
Austria having drawn tho sword tor tho king
Of Naples Tor tne Pops, hs no longer any
break the agAtcd rcpu%c ~ which shu has lived durag
the laAt yea, AID lle hast has been loug It U.s.
that Il no no shows a btI viii, may 80 tor a
length " tifac IL Is true tnat ltin unity must be
either constantly threat, neu, Austria hse Neu,sa
ut, attack be nl,d. BY tho Italians
against Vince, there u reason Why chat jiemns
should bo solved three muntna rather tn,u ton
years. Count Cavour wiz attack, anu aoubt
1hethcr G.rbai, II no ~lhea u do 81, sti leave nus
sand Of Ceprers throw niinsvE Veuetia cai.
he left 1cnoa 90 L,si IA sicily Hnig therefore mp
pm that tie s qg although looked 3Varn much
anzcsy rnay prodairs nohng and tat, nurevvur, The
bes, thing II brRg
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY JANUARY a. 1851

exaggerated II wrong 70 add prctexts Of depreciation
winch are altogether unfounded Within the last few
Gays report has been set aoa that tho government
~oald be obliged 10 have loan there s ne
ground for such rumcr Treasury bonds which on tho
the LIST OF january 1890 TO l4i 600 sOof. do not
exceed 70 600 0O0f. at The present moment
The Rank Of France yests rday raised the rate Of dis
count 70 five and half per cent
The Emperor New Years Day speech has not improv-
ed public securities, which still MAINTAIN downward
tendency Lord Brougham has been here for few days.
his way Cannes whore ne is to till the open
ing OF Parliament His health and spirits truly won
derui considering his age Speaking Of public affairs in
but AIN aimost AFRAID TO do it,
General lgnatieG the Russian Minister in China receives
from the Emperor the Cross Of Grand Officer the Legion
OF Honor for his useful cooperation with the French
Minister The disposition liz somewhat TO make political
capital a Lord hgns destruction OF the summer palace
at ekin The civilized French would not have con
descended 10 snch en- act
Accounts reach from the garrison at Gaeta in which
everything ID presented coules. dc rose The place s
said 10 become better organized day (aeta being
SO easy OF defence The Ling is described ndefatIga-
Bile Tho guns of the radmontese the 28tb 9th and
2Sih arc reported as doing little mischief Not gun
has been dismounted Six men have only been killed
and thirty houses injured According TO this lombard
ing must be simply pleasant excitement.
Advices from 81 Petersburg state that the Poles to
have constitution.
singular point OF law has just submitted to the
Imperial Court Of Lomoges-whether bees are domestic
ANIMALS or notr Some bees in state OF irritation
dered from the 70 the road and stung the horse
farmer who driving by with his son, causing To
from his control and producing in the end III
death OF Tho The farmer brought before
tie civil tribunal OF Aubusson but the court ruled that
bees wero ''wid and ierocious animals and conse
Quenty not responsible for their But his
appeal the Coui Of Lenoges, after long argument, has
come 10 contrary decision aud declares bees be sdo
mtstlc" animals The farmer therefore, awarded
damages.
mus, not conclude my letter without assuring you OF
the deep the intense interest which being felt every
society in Paris respecting the present political
tho UIitud states. You bear but sentiment that
any mischapce Detailing your confadoTa mus,
DO heavy blow AID encouragement 10 the liberty u
man all over the world In France The ctiZens 0f the
United States are so popular nom their greater facility
III Identifying themselves with the people o the country
than the english that every thing interesting to Ainer
ca apart from us commercial influence, Ii regarded with
feeling Of mpathy OF ordinary character. long
the great confederation Of the United States holds
own, IL - iel. By u tina, true freedom BIO in
positive danger.
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usyx;pi ON the Future OF It,iv.

NJ haZ7ni hNs written letter 70 friend 10 Glasgow
tho future of Italy. lie contracts in tote tho pub
shed statements which hsvc been current in England
and elsewhere alleging that red republican agitation,
organized under lis parties auspices fomeuting in
Ssrdl TO- lie says they eyerted themselves prominently
for the nexation Of Central Ialy III opposition Bona
paftIs intrigue. They initiated the Sican Instruction.
without which he alleges there World have been field
Tor Garibadi They wn itay free and independent
from all foreign masters but they cannot attain
that object without Venice, end without Rome.
He thinks that Garibald Il ungratefuily rcatel-has
been aspusesscd OF a power and driven ia bitterness
tapera. lie wants has party 10 emancilatG themselves
from the overwhelming influence OF Napoleon, and th0n
gees 10 rctt incidents Of that moasrchs bad faith
aha propARantsm. Mazzni wants Itaianze Pied
mont aud ." have natural compact harnonz.zng the
wants aud interests Of all tho Italian provinces The let
ter L. peculiarly interesting, since II cmcnatns fcum tho
great ,er o. the red republican Italians, and OF whom
much has recently been publsned-
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The Very --latest.

ROW., Jan 1, 1881.
This being New Years day, the Pope received tho
French officers.
General Goycn, following orders from his government,
made political slusons in hs speech on the occasion
H. Holiness expressed h. approval OF the expeditions
10 Syria and China.
Ills Holiness also said that In defending Gaots tho
F,each flee, serves Just ANA holy cause.
Tho lopo avoicod making other political ailuson,
aad said nothing concerning tho Emperor Napoleon.
1rrrS Jan. 4, 1891
The opfnfons publishes despatch from Palermo,
stating that the Icutcnancy Council had rendered ia
Gesienasion-
Tho Turin journas publish iotter from GaTibadi in
which he renouncs- shy intention OF Offering himself
candidate fr the post OF Deputy ~ the Italian Pariia
nep. and advc.~ concord in order 10 nj the dc
HYetsuce OF Venice
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The Hofsur a. tho 9th inst publishes decree modi-
fyne sho duties On the importation % and dry
~ ~ and ln-, o al knds nf hoscLar, seeds, Oeagi.
pcers, hemp flax, and other AlamentouS yegcs-
haze, al" ~ copper pewter, lead &c II also contains
Decree raising the interest treasury bills to e. ~ and
per cot respectively II announces that, account
II tie ceah Il tho hing OF Prussia the ball at the Tuie-
las been y e'pop.,l.
NcP"tatr ns cin ernnR Gacta nave been opened DO.
tween France anu Sa dnia
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ARRIVAL OF THE TUTONIA.
INTERESTING EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
What is Thought in England
of Our Crisis.
LORD BROUGHAM ON JOHN BROWN,
ke,, ks., ke.,

The steamship Teutona, Captain Taube, from Bremen
southampton the It'll inst, arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon. The points OF her
ceived by telegraph from Cape Race and published in
the HERALD OF Thursday last.
The following Is the specie list OF the Teutonia:-
HAMBURG.
Won Scht Schinlinskey $4,000
L. Won Holman Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,is0
SOUTHAMPTON
Schuchard n Gebhard 1000
D. benftnu q TO- ~ VcV
An Antwerp paper alleges that the French government
in the receipt OF private information that the allied
fleets have experienced hurricane at the mouth
Of tho reho and that eleven English and French
gunboais lost The crews stated to have been
saved.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Jan. 20, 1861.
The foreign trade of the port commences the
year with brisk movement. Notwithstanding
the troubles at the South the imports to date are
in excess OF those of last year to the same date;
the exports of produce are nearly double those Of
the first twenty days of January 1860, and the ex
port Of specie nominal. There ia o general i'm
preston that, whatever may be the result Of the
present political imbroglio, New York will do .
good business this year with the Western and
Northern country. II will of course lose trade
with the South but the increase OF trade with the
West will be large, and consequently fair import
business may be anticipated Cotton is moving
forward more freely, and the demand for cereals
is unchecked. The Custom House tables of the
trade Of the port for the week and since Jan.
compare as follows with tho tables for the cor
responding period of tho two past years.:
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LOSDos MONEY MAREET--JkN. 5-HvFNrN0.
Tho English runos open.d with dulln.ss this morning
the hank and the expected Indian losn aud
manned without revival Tho Geographic dcspatch
lonb,y al had adverse eff, CT Consos, which closed
day For the February ovunt the transactions were al
g2k 4. Bank stock left of NJ 232 234: reduced and
new three per ccnia, 92k A; rupeo stock, eSI and
iO0 India bonds los. g. discount, and l.xcnequor
bills, &C. Discount 70 par.
J, Tie decodt ma kt tho demand TO day has scarcely
excccbtd that OF m average Saturday.
The transactions IN foreign stocks have been unlmpor
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effect Of their Judgment In the case Supposed which
somowhat resembles that OF America
In the elevation Of your President all friends Of
America Of its continued union Of Da extraction
OF slavery BY peaceful means, and OF the utter mme
diate extinction OF tho execrabie slave trade all friends
of the human race must heartily rejoice Troy will, lot
us hope ind in him powerful ally his country may
expect to find an able consistent aud honest ruler
l. have the honor to be your faithful servant,
BROUGHAM
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tant and prices generally remain without change. rw
ish SIX pr cents dun at TON 70 n. and sex y
81 Mexican was negotiated for the account az 2ls,
Pertugue~e Cor the account AN Spanish, for tho
count 40 Turksh per cents 1868 for the account,
5SK four Der cents guaranteed, 1tsz; and venczuok
three Dor cents, for the account 2OA.
The last price from Paris this evening was 61f Co.,
showing further fractional recovery.
No gold was taken To the Bank to-day.
Ths to-day for New York direct, has taken fSss,
600 In gold considerable portion ~ this consisted cs
recent s which had not been carried TO tho Bar
and some on French and German accounts
Amer lean railway securities the Stock Exchange
dull Illinois Central shares, with $40 paid, reai
ized rs ~, 2S discount. New York aud Erie as5entod
bonds brought 63, and the shares IS 3sH
LI0HrNING.-Durng the thunder shower Of Wednesday,
the 10TH the lightning struck tho house or Mrs jacob
LOOMS, In bloomfield. Over seventy paneS Of glass
were shattered by It, ciapboards tarown of tho
plasteriDg from the wall and picket fenoo IN
front OF the house spintered Two ladies sitting In
OF the rooms upon 6nding the lively visitor had
passed within ten feet OF them, tainted but no. In
ured In addition 70 this, the nud went into tho web,
which has since refused to yield OF the
venence for which il specially designec.-IIutfsrd
Cbuydnk
INrENsE CoID.--ln Montpelier, VT on Sunday morning,
the Thermometer indicated forty degrees below
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AdviocH from ~ Petersburg state that the Emperor OF
Ruisin has Decided granting % tho kingdom OF Poland
contitut destined u secure the autonomy OF that
part 81 bi Statee, Which viii be thus subjected a
special vsef similar to th Hungary with regard
tho Enpefo Austria ibc letters question declare
TIA, couht exists to THIS reform which hag been
occcd ON 10 principle, and viii very soou be carried
into cxcrutioa-
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l'auSsFIS Jan. o, 1861.
The Count Of Flanders accompanied by two superior
oceis n expected e. Tuesday next nj Berlin,
~ order 60 prescott The condolences Of tho King ~ the
Hee the death OF tho late king ana congratU
bate The King Prussia hs accession tho throne.
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Lord Brow y hn ms Opinion Of John Brown


Ted THE Jons Brown AMIN sRsAsf ~ Bosrvs
BsoUGiAs, Nov 20, 1850
Sal feel hooored By the i,Staio 70 a,.ir ta. tcr
ton UoD,en,on and Ia give my opinion uIoo the qa.s.
ton " How cgo American so,ery To sbolishpdfv c,u-
or the application " made 20 conneivnr mo e.
represent the anti slavery body ~ this countr. and
believe that speak their sentiments vel, as my own
la expressing tbs widest difference n opinion th you
upon tho merits OF those who promoted the sf
Ferry oxpcai.on and upon the thoro who suffered
for their conduct IN H. No ono will doubt my earnest
desire 10 slavery extnguishcd ju hal ds,re can ynls
n gro'lief ~ dtrM me6ns street yeord 10 M rtqhk ~
property, sn The lac declares r1rgv-ty and constant
iepgnsncv 70 the shedding o. brood No man can be con
std.red may tyr unless he onlv sue,s but "a wit
pess TO tha truth and he does bear tis testimony
Who aeess a lawful object by Illegal means any other
eour - taken or The abolition or slavery con onIy elsy
the COMMUNICATION Gcvortiy wish beeides expeng
tina community u tho hazard a. instruction PEI bap<
liza hurtiul 10 tho master than the sl,ve When the
British emancipation finally carried II was accom-.
plisbed by stops Eve years elapsed bcwsrn the com
menctnirnt the measure in 1853 aud ~ completion
b 1893
The declaration ~ the Law which pronounced slave
FREQ ho touched British RiounI ierrunao,,iy
agcribcd o. tho I'm sh courts under LORD Mansfield but
really made BY the judges Scotland) may seem 20 be
incopsisieut with the principle laid down. But
bound to express my doubts II such decu,n would
have been given had jamaica touched un the cossts
country II is certain that tho Judges did not
tend declare that all property In slaves should
y ccsse, ana yet such would baye been the inevitable
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INrENsR CoIn---n Montpelier, VT Sunday morning,
the thermometer indicated forty degrees below zero
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TIT TRANSFERRED

CAPTAIN John A. Thompson of the Fourth cavalry, from
Company X TO Com. any +. July l, 1861.
First Lieutenant Sullivan W. Burbank, OF the Fhth
cavalry TO the Fourteenth infantry. June %, 1851
First Lieutenant Lewis H. Watkins, of the Fourteenth
infantry to the Fifth cavalry, June %, lS6l-Company D.
second Lieutenant Campbell u Emery of the Sixth in
fantry TO the Ninth infantry. May 25 lS6l-Company g.
Seen Lieutenant Oln +. Rice, of the Ninth infantry,
10 the Sixth infantry, May 25, 1s6l (Snce dsmissedl
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U.-APPOINTMENTS.

GENEKAL UFFTCFkS.
George B. Mcclellan. of OHIO TO be MAJOR General May
H. 1851, 70 fill an original vacancy.
John C. Fremont, of California, 10 be Major General,
Nav Ii, 1861, to al an original vacancy.
sIenry W Haeck OF California, to be Major General,
August 10, 1851, to oil an original vacancy.
Colonel aud Brevet Brigadcr General Joseph H. Mans
field Inspector General to b. Brgadier Generai, May IL,
1861, to All ali original vacancy.
Brevet Major Irwin Mcdowell, Assistant Adlutant Gene
raj be Bri ,ader General May a. 1901, 10 M an ogl-
nal vacany. ,
*Maor Robor, Anderson, Of Kentucky to be srgadier
General, May 10, 1861, 70 Oil an original vacancy.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Brevet Major Seth williams, Assistant Adjutant Gene
raj to be Assistant Adutant General with the rank OF
Major August 3, 1861.
Breyct Major julius P. Garesche Assistant Adjutant
General to be Assistant Autant General with the rank
Of Major, August 3, 1861.
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TIE ARMY.
Additional Appointments and
Promotions.
THE ARMY GETTING INTO SHAPE,
&c., &C., &c.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. Ga.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrANT GENERALS UFFIcE
WASHINGTON August %, 1861.
Promotions and appointments in the Army OF the
United States by the President, by and with the
advice and consent Of Senate the publication of
General Orders Nos 81 "a and Al of this year. and by
the alone since the adjournment of the Senate
Those made by the President alone designated by
STAR
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PROMOTIONS BY DREvET.

Colonel Joseph n. r. Mansfield Inspector General TO be
Brigadcr Cen raj by brevet, May 6, 1861.
Colonel lorenzo Thomas, Ad1tant General, TO be Briga
der General by brcvet, May I, 1861
Lieutenant Co,onH james W. Ripley, of the Ordnance
Department be Brigadier General by brevct, July g
1861.
MAJOR Ebenezer s. Sbley, Of tho Quartermasters De-
part,nent be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet June H.
1851
to be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet to date from Decem
Der Is, 1851.
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Fifth artillery to date from jane "a 1s6l-Company
~Jos 3 Campbell woe Talmadge, who vacates his re-
gcntal commission, 10 date from June "A, 1sel-Com-
pany Fl.
Second Lieutenant vice Martin appointed First Eieuten-
in the Fifth artillery, to date from June "a lS0l-
CompanyF.
FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Captain Isaac d. Reeve, of the Eighth infantry to be
Major May IA, 1861 vice Hertzclman appointed Colonel
| Of the Seventies nth infantry.
Captain John sprag,e, Of the Eighth infantry to be
MAJOR May a. 1881 vice Burbank, appointed Lieutenant
.Flrst Lieutenant George A. Williams, to be Captain,
May a. 1891 vice King appointed Major Of the Fifteenth
*tirst Lieutenant, Edwin D. Phillips, TO be Captain May
IL, 1851 vice CARPENTER, appointed Major Of the Nine
teenth infantry-Company H.
sFirst Lieutenant james f. Powell to be Captain juno
| IL, 1851, vice Earton, resgned-Company F.
SECOND LEr1BSAN1s To FIRST iiEvTENANrs
Henry G. Wood, May 10, 1861, vice Jones' resigned
Company II.
Herman Biggs, May IA, 1861, vice Hoabird, who va
| Gates his regmental coinmand-CuYnpany B.
Robert H. Ofey, May IA, 1851, vice Williams promoted
Charles E. Farrand, May IA, 1861, vice Phillips, pro-
| motcd-Company G.
*Natthew T. Marston, June, 1861, vice Powell promot
*lssac b DoRussy, June a. 1861, vice Greene
"Ieslie Smith, July %, 1861, vice Reynolds resigned
| CompanyF +.
SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
*Frst Lieutenant James p Roy, to be Captain, May IL,
1861, vice steele, appointed Major in the Eleventh in
| fantry-Company T.
*Frst Lieutenant Adophus F. Bond, be Captain, June
g. 1851 vice Vessels promoted into the Sixth Infantry
| Company G.
SECOND IRuTEyASrs TO DE FIRST IrEurryASrs.
*George d. Rugges, May 1861, vice Long, resigned,
James Mcmillan, May 8, 1861, vice Smith, resigned
*Joseph $. Conrad, May a. 1861 vice Mclean who va
| Gates his regimental commssion--Company g..
+Salem ). Marsh, May H. 1861, vice Roy, promoted
| Company 4.
pointed Captain in the Seventeenth ufantry-Com-
| panyH.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
NEW ORLEANS ADV'S
& NEUTZ
&&e@EMSo
50. Camp Strcct.......S 80
NEW ORLEANS.

TNCHO les Oi ana cdil.
APPLES-Green, Dried, PreSeTred, and .Ajph
jelly.
BACON-Broakfast Baron, Sides and Shoulders
BEEF-PhHddeiphid and Hestcrn. DTied Deg
BUTTER-Goshen, Roll and Western.
BUCKWHE.4T-M ibis, hi no. bags and bones.
BROMA-Bakcr's crtr1 prepared.
BROONS-CorR, Hair and UhiSp.
BRUSHES itcrash, Sh0c, ScyUts and
CHEESE-Erglsb Dairy. Cream, "''''"
Pine iprIc. Duica ard S9Dsogo. C,.o,,,u
CPACKERS-C,acknds. CiHarT5t, ,,,r G;tpry,
Cram, Rf2k, Sugar, BosfoSS u,pus,
HIM. Soda and Macoarog y, Ef,ry,g U,r0vq.
COFFEE-OlhGor. lara Wc,,c,, and Costa
OH Rio, Lagaiyd, NJ"
cudRT 1T9I syph0CoA.
G na5pS C.1GHFDpPSES-Baekdervlcs and Peaches.
E ;1fISTs pb;ns, Cuyran's, Pie Friis, Table
fhCrie- -hrpnes. Figs. Ciir0H end CrdnberyicS.
r, onrrppttaf f. f. G. Golden H4e, GNd .2ta"tie,
fHCtI, If j6isGnd bugs.
p,cH2 MqckcreL, inhfhhi, Iii, and hf do, Goldfish,
r1Tqc!inqr Trost, Salmon, pickiea and spices,
Roe Herring, Dricd Herring, HaIGnt and
Scotch Hevirg.
GLNGER-CG Canton, Dried and pairTissd.
HERBS-Sagc, THYME, Sdrayy AID Magorsm'
RAMS-Sugar- Cxrei. Green and Mutton.
ISINGLaSS AND GELATINE.
JELLIES-C,prant, Grape, Plant Daason, Zip
pe. Orange, HacttcIyy, Raspberry, Snat0
bary, Laaon, Peach and GtnUa.
LIQUORS, HINES AND CORDL2LS-Bra"
dg, Whisky. Champagne, Madeira, Port, Mas
cat. Sherrg, .4nRisdte, GuigHoiet, E''gtot
Cassis Du Mont Dor, CurGco0. Mc"GsrnHo
HossteYer's Bmsrs. .Scbleiqn SchnaypS
Orange Foucr Hatcr. .gIc, POrio. Clare
HIscs. Blackberry, Wad Cherrg and F'e"d
Cordidls.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Pianfa,ioI
and Sugar-house Molasscs, StcrOrfs GnG Bel
cher's Syrup, aai Sirc1 de Bdteric.
NUTS-ALmo'Uis, S9tt shell ana SheIied, dnc
Pecans.
OLS-Conon Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PICKLES-Olires, PecokiUi, GcrktnS,
Inns, Caplifapos, Onions, Red Cabbage, g
POT4TOES-IriSh and Street.
PRESERVES-PiRe Apple, Peas, PEACHES
Grab triple. Orange, RLGct5erry, Rapl,ry
Strawberry. Ptuo,,, .4pricots, DaniSoHS' Ger
,ics, Grope, Green Cages aud L'nlcs.
| OUJNCES-P~eserred cnd Ounce Ie4'es.
| RICE-Bqrlcy, Spill apa Did Green PEGS an
Beans.
| SODA-Credm, Tartar SRGrdtuS ana IeGS
Poodys.
SALT-Sarch, Soap, Mustard, Pepper
Lamp Wick. sy.
SAUCES-Mashroon.. Ke,chup. Tomai'
d., Worcestershire, Soho, John Bats, Harrey''
% Paol. Bod-ssuk, China Royal, SC.
Saskatchewan, formulated, PoDdere'
Loaf and Crashed.
| SOAPS-OGkieys, Hulgs, heliers, Honey
Palm OIL, .4iya0aa aud Transparent.
TONGUES-S ugar-cured and Pickle
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Mess a"
Pylmr Pork. %
TEAS-Engiish, Breakfast, OOolonS' Pot
ohong. Rose, Old HysOa Yoang HySon, Imp,
rial and Gvnpotpder. Loose ami IN papers q Ia
and quarter pounds.
VERMICELLL Maecaroai, Tapioof Sage a"
.ArrouoOt.
VINEGAR-Waae Hi"e, Cider, CGtd'OOa a.
Common.
SPICES-Nace Nuimegs. Cinnamon, Al
spices ClOUcS, &c.
SUNDRIES-Iniia Curry Salad Cred'
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