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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16
A RTlFicIAL LEGS AND HANDS.
Selpho's Patent Elastic Leg & Hand

No. sic BRoADw NEW YORK
Thss urri aIlsi substitutes for Lost limbs
whit ia ave stood The test OF Ov q years Up r..
snce. and have n"ye. been surpassed, can be had
New York. 90 l2-lm
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES,
ID GAUNTLETS, &c.
We call the attention Of Suffers Rerimental Of
fcers, and others wishing to purchase Buokskin
Gloves, Gauntlets. MittIus, Purses, Tobaoco Pou-
ches, Portmon naies, Leggns, 80, at wholesale, to
our extensive stock-alf of our own manufacture
at our store, los High street, Georgetown.
Our Gloves Gauntlets and Mittens are of the
best quality, of real BucBskIn.
Military Buff and White Gauntlets, Boxing
Gloves, Buokskln Shirts and Drawers, made to
order. RAMSBURG & EBERT,
los High street, Georgetown, ID. G.
N. B:-A large quantity of scraps Of Buekskin
and Chamois for polishing guns, aocoutrements,
TO-, on hand. seq I-lm
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Famlies and single gentlemen car
~ obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms, With
Board, moderate terms, at 391 and 1913 c.
between Sd and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Bosrders accommodated. oo9 2vt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

MACKEREL PLENTY About two hundred and
fifty sail Of mac erel cTaft were In light OF the
Gurnett on Monday, stretching along continuous
line Of some tenor fifteen miles. Experts judged
from their movements that they were getting q
good "catch, and 50 Il proved-one or too vessels
coming TO this market having taken from ten to
fifteen barrels each In a single day. They are
very large and fat, and our Aldermen win realize
a handsome addition 70 their summers labor by
the mackerel hshery.-PiymoHfk Roct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

BRIDeE-sIREET BRIDGE The flooring of this
bridge, uniting Georgetown and Washington,
having become much worn from the increased
travel over, is now being thoroughly repaired by
direction Of Mayor Addison, of Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS &C f. John.
son. black, was arrested by patrolman Kelly, and
fined S25 by Justice Clark, for carrying a con-
cealed weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

MATRIMONIAL JARS Ellen Riordan was ar.
rested day or two since on complaint of her owl
husband, J. Rlordan, who charged her with
drunkenness ana cursing on the street She wa,
sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

ARRESTED James Offutt of Georgetown (son
Of Mr.. u. Ohutt, farmerly master painter at the
Navy Yard, In this city,) was arrested Yesterday.
He had jest returned home, It is said after serving
a term In the southern army. Ii is also alleged
that he was In the battle of Bull Run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

RRTuRNED.-Professor Henry and Baird, Of the
Smithsonian Institution, have returned TO the
city, after a summer visit to the North
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2tst OF Ocfo-
- Der, 1861, 81 II O'Clock M, invited for cup
plying the rmT with Beef cattle on the hOof, 70
be delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or
York, In the State of Ponnsy lvaniF as the Gov
eminent MAJ designate
Bidders are REG ted to comp IN al particulars
with the form of bid publ shed herewith.
GoEernment reserves TO itself the right TO pay IN
Urea Jury notes other funds 10 has for dis burse
ment, aud to reject auy bid aid for any cause. no
bid will be entertained the bidder is present
TO respond to his bid.
The Government will reoeiv 4, 900 head nder the
cont act, AID will reserve he right to rec ure any
addit onal number up 70 Is 900 held
Deliveries t. be made weekly in suoh quantities
as msy be required.
This Cattle must average l,soO pounds gross
weight; and 40 animal Will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional I'D will ba reooiN ed.
The bids TO be directed 70 Capt. A. BRcKwITH
C.S, U. s, A Washington, ID. c., and ebdors ed
Proposals for Beef Cattle.o
Form OF BID.
L. b, do hereby propose to deliver IN the Gov
ernment good Beef Csttlo on the hoof for pI
hundred pounds gross weight The Cattle TO be
delivered at Chambersburg Harrisburg, or York,
.Esy designate, according 70 the terms Of tbs en-;
on the scales, and the weight 20 determined 70 be
the purchase weight I hereby agree 20 give q
good and SUFFICIENT bond for the fulfllment of the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or otheI
Go vernment funds In payment Tor the Cattle
The hfst de Iivery of the Cattle will bs rec uired
To be made about the 10th Of November, 1851.
sc q I'd
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PHLADELrHIA PRINT BUrTER.-We are selling
the bGst at % cents per 10 at Stewards corner of
Twelfth and II streets. We will open our Market
on Tuesday, the 22d
&C IA 3t# GEO w STEWART A. SON
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The ChNPBELLs.-To-night new programme
new jokes, new songs, new farces, pew bur
letques, g., &c, at Odd Fellows Hall, that
place Of popular resort, where people CON- reyats
nightly weather or no." because they can't help
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

Coon SAMARITANs BY reference to an adver.
tsement In the Georgetown column of the STAY
II will be seen that the patriotic and charitab ly
at the house II Mrs. Darby, on Thursday morn.
Ing, to carry out the recommendation OF the SAM
tary Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION "A meeting OF the Sun
day School Union, Of this city, was held at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening
last, NJ II. Miller, Esq In the chair. The Sec
retarv being absen from the city, on motion, bv
Jas. p Tustin, Esq Mr.. o. G Wight was chosen
Secretary for the remainder OF the year. Instruc-
tive addresses were delivered by the Correspond
ing Secretary Of the American Tract Society," 10.
Gated at Boston, Mas, and by DR.. Mckenzie, Of
the State Of Kentucky, followed by other exer-
cises OF an interesting character.
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STARTLING BUT TRUE.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, Scu-vy, Wounds aud
Cholera Many gallant fellow VII leave his
bo"ee to blfaoh. who, by the aid of Holloway
Pals and Ointment, wOnld hsve returned & bis
f4miiy strong and hea thy Soldiers, tiy them
Only Is cents per box or pot. 90 4Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

CBARsE OF LARCENY Yesterday Mary Nc DON
aid and Caroline Reed were arrested by officer
James NJ. Busher upon a charge Of stealing a
twenty dollar gold piece from Mary Drummond
From the evidence Of the complainant ID appeared
that Mary Mcdonald slept in the same bed with
her the night previous, and the complainant had
under Der pillow six twenty dollar gold pieces
In the morning, when she looked for her money
one Of the pieces was missing. The money not
being found, the case was dismissed by Justice
Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

THE WORLDS FAIR AT LONDON gentle
men who have been appoi nted the Commissioners
for the Worlds Fair at London organized on
Mond' oy electing Mr. Secretary Seward chair
man and Mr.. Kennedy, the Superintendent Of the
Census Bureau, secretary OF the thirteen Com.
missienen the Hon. Edward Everett only was
absent, and be sent letter OF excuse commit
tee was appointed TO wait on the President with
request that be send national vessel to England
TO convey such goods American contributors
may desire to exhibit
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES Of Major General
Walter Jones, to-day, were Of a very interesting
character. Dr. Gurley was the ofhcisting minis
ter, and the funeral was attended by Gen. Geo. c
Thomas, u. : A, and Generals Hickey, Bacon,
and Bradley, Of the District Of Columbia militia,
and many other notable characters, military and
civil.
A large number Of ID c. militia orhcers were In
the procession, In uniform.
The pall-bearers were Judge Dunlop, Judge
Crawford, Mr.. Marbury, Mr.. w. w. Coreoran,
Gen Force, Mr.. Ogle Teyloe, Mr. VIM. Selden,
Mr. Carberry, Mr.. J. Nj. Carlisle, and Gen. r. c.
weightman.
Nearly all the members Of the bar were present
FUNERAL This afternoon an escort Of Com
psnY ID, Fifth Regiment Excelsior Brigade, march
ed to the establishment Of A. 6Ucbly, under
taker, and received the body Of Timothy Greely,
which bad there been embalmed by DR. Holmes,
TO be sent TO the residence Of the sister Of the de-
ceased, in Brooklyn, New York, for interment
The deceased died Of wound In the thigh, which
he received accidentally while in camp some
days ago He was general favorite Of the regi-
nent.
PARADE-The 4th Rhode Island Regiment,
Col. Mccarthy, appeared on the avenue to-day
with fine band, and making superb appear
ance indeed. Little Rhody sends the right sort
Of men TO the front.
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NoTICE.-Bevsre OF oounterraIts aud uuprInoI-
PIED dealers end savOring to dispose Of heir own
ara other articles on the reputation attained by
em1dy for diseases of The adder, Kidneys, GTa-
vel, D-opsy. &c &o.. &c. Ask for Hell; 6old's.
umn, al al
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PENNIES
DIED.

In Tenalytown, .. G., on "Wednesday morning
year of his age.
The friends and relative. are respectfully invited
(ThursdayD evening.
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The LICENSED AND UNLIcENsED.-It will be a
matter Of wonder among our merchants and
dealers who have been taxed and licensed regu-
larry for years past, that In the Fourth Ward
alone the officers have discovered, In the course of
two DAYS, over seventy persons doing business
without license. How so many could have been
thus fortunate can only be accounted for by the
inefhciency Of the late police the favor Of ex-
municipal officials They will now be made to
paw the legal tax to the Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

RUNAWAY AND AccIDKNr-This morning, a
man named Andrew Baldwin was riding a spir-
tied horse on Sixth street; when pear the corner
Of c %. the horse took fright and ran away with
him. At the corner Of D street the animal eli pped
aad fell upon the pavement, and the rider was
thrown with such force as to Law him senseless on
the pavement. Dr.. Toner went to his relief and
ascertained that no bones were broken. He re-
covered In a few moments, and was taken home
by his friends.
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.:-The sudden ohanses of our olimate are

CoueHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnatie
A6scttonS. Experience having proved that simple
taken IN the early stages of the disease, recourse
snOuld at once be had to Br0tsns Bronchial
IroehSS, or LOzenges, lot the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rlatlon OF the Throat be ever slight as BY this
prscautlon more serious attack may be effeo,uallY
gaIded OF. Pk5lie Speakers and SiHgerS will End
them eiectual for clearing and Strengthening thu
voice. Sec advertisement. de i-ly
Persons desiring pennies will Always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office cOUntar. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

CHARGED 9TH BEING Spy MIR. Logan o
Hotel, was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Lesch
and Fenwick, charged with being a rebel spy,
but the informant having failed to appear he was
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DEPor QUARTKRMAsTER,s OFFICE.

~ W. sHINGTUN, ID. c., OcToBgR 10th, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this office until
Oct JOer 2lst, st Il m, for supplying the uarter
masters Department with 500 tons OF hsJ, and
100000 bushels of Oats.
The Hay to be good eTchsntable TIMOTHY put
mp and dellV cred IN bales.
The OATS to be coed merchautable article put
up In sacks OF a bout two bushels each. racks to
be retained by the Government without extra
charge Oats to be received BY weight At IS2)
thirty two pound to the bushel.
All the hay sud oats 10 bs delivered at the Gov
eminent wharf abroad Depot in this city vita
IN lSn) thirty days after closing the contract.
The pi OPoRals to be IN separate envelopes. Those
for hay to be marked Proposals for HaJ I" Those
for oats Proposals for Oats"
All To be directed 10 COLONEL ID. II. RUcKRR,
Depot Quar- termaster, Washington, ID &
No proposal will be entertained which lie received
after the reading of the bids rs been commenced,
nor will any bid be considered, unless the parties
are present or represented by an authorized gent
or attorney
Good and sufficient security with bond, 60.
Will De required very bidder NUT give his foil
address wi either tn nu nbsr of HIS house place
OF business, or Post q flee box
The undersigned reserves the right to rtjeot a.
bids that he may consider too high.
ID. RU KER,
AFtA ATARI md G.,la
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CASES # Huston
drunk and prOtane; IS %. Joshua Sinsheimer,
disordeTly and throwing stones; work house co
days Jas johnson, Moses Brown. Frank Pow
en, M. Whalen, Thos Conner, Timothy Kelly,
VIM Kelly, Mary Kelly, c H. Johnson, drunk
snd disorderly; 81 81 each. VIM. Mckinley, do ;
yno. Phillips, do ; wofkhouse 80 DAYS Adam
Jackson, l. Vsnnetter, do /; 81 81 Robt Ware,
out after hours; dismissed. Mary Simpson, do !;
workhouse 60 days. Z. Hatheran, disorderly;
TUNED over TO the military. A. Tass, do 81 81
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PERSONAL.

NJ NOTICE.
IVY Wife, Charlotte SOhl, having left my bed
and board without any just cause, taking with her
my infant sen, and she being now from home with
out my consent, hereby warn all persons against
giving her credit on my account, as shall paw no
suoh claims, as she has always been provided for
literally by me.
Oc l4-Sts CONRAD SOHI
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BAD FoR MAssAcuusErTs While Massachu-
sets regiment was passing through this city late
ly, some Of It's members were guilty of disgrace
ful acts In the way Of depredatfons upon market
men and others. These rowdyish members Of the
regiment, amongst other depredations, took sew
eral barrels Of apples from Messrs Crnit& Brown,
and when demonstrated with, replied cody: Oh
just send the bill to Col Wilson, and he will pay
n.o One Of the sufferers announces his purpose
TO make ont his Dill and send II 10 the officers Of
The regiment, az suggested
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rooms Of the Metropolitan Police Commissioners,
over the office Of the Gas Light Company, on Elev-
enth street, have been comfortably carpeted, fur
nished, and fitted up with desks tables, and cases
for papers
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THEATKR.-There was OVERCOMING house
last night, and q capitallv performed bill az
usual. Miss Denim, "Queen Of Hearts," was
called out again and again, and one susceptible
soft hearted, s1ft-headed chap Of the "mllingta-
ny" persu sion was far by the fascina
lions Of the charming Miss Susan rs To ding both
hat and cane upon the stage, amidst the storm OF
bOquets that rained thereon. o-night, Miss
Denim In two parts; one the Shaksperian charac.
Ter Of Katherine, In " Tanning the Shrew."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

INDIA RUBBER GooDs We are pleased to state
that Hotc all kinds Of India Rubber goods, In.
GLIDING Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c, &c, can be obtained In this city at rnanH-
yactNreT's prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse,
30s Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. &C loft
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Yesterday,o on Capitol Hill. GOLD
SLEEVE BUTTON, which can he had by
describing the Same aad paying for this advertise
msnt Inquire at 507 E ST., between "a and Sd SITS.
90 is It,
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POLICE. Befors Justice Walter - Yesterday,
Ellen Riordan was arrested by the metropolitan
police, for drunkenness, on charge made by her
husband; she was committed 20 the work house
for 30 days. Edward A bner. profanity; fine 81 %
Nj. Hallef was arrested for an assault and battery
on small boy; held to security for peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

TEE LIsHTs ExrINeuIsHED-The patrolmef
Of the Sixth Ward yesterday made des, ent on
house CT bad Iepute on the Island, and captured
all the inmates, a. follows Sarah Light, head
Of the house; Annie Light, Matilda Light, Elz'
e.. Light, Henry e. Light, Elizabeth McManus
The house belongs 10 Mr. Hofatio Msryman wht
exerted himself TO get the females released, bu
his efforts were unavailing, and they were com
mitted 70 jail, charged with being prostitutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

Row IN MAGISTRATES OFFICE YESTERDAY
morning officer stafford arrested Thomas Curtin
on the charge Of using profane language and tool
him before Justice Walter, when Mrs Ann Elan
igan appeared against him, and made oath to the
charge The Justice fined Curtin s. "a. Before
he could pay, Mrs F attacked him nercely In the
onase, and planted some well directed blows In
his face For this sport the Justice fined her 81 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

TAG DIsraIcr REGIMENT AHEAD we are in
formed that a member Of the Sanitary Commits
sion who visited the camp Of the FIRST Regiment
District Volunteers, Col TAFT, located on Meri.
dian Hill, reports II as being the cleanest and
neasest enca mpment about Washington. Visitors
to that regiment have invariably been struck with
the good order and tdiness Of everything but thi.
report srts them a little ahead Of the rest. Good
for the District boys
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STRAYED AWAY-On the 10th instant, three
- STEES, with tar mark on each hip ES@.fsI
liberal reward will be given on their ~
return to me, mT
JOHN n SNYDER !>-f--
90 IS ST. Bntcher % nth IT
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CS REWARD Strayad from tbs Scott Place
S0 Georgetown Heights, 8, young red aaEyvA
cow. The above reward viii be psid for ~"
her return to the above named place 49,
oc l6 2ts F. COwhN
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SIZZLING LIQCoR TO SoLpIERs.-Mr. Hendly
was arrested by the county patrolmen, there being
positive proof that he had sold liquor 10 soldiers
He was brought before Justice Reaver, Of George
tUwn, " 10 dismissed him without q trial.
No AkREsrs.-There were no arrests In the
FIN Ward In The last twenty-four hours.
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CAPTURE OF A CoNFEDBRArE.-Monday little
fellow took to the Smithsonian full grown cop
per-head snake, which had been captured by his
brother In Virginia. The prisoner was coiled up
in large glass jar and looked as cheerful as sue
varmint could be expected to when torn sud.
denly from home and friends in Secesh. The
reptile was about four feet In length, Judging
from the coils, and beautifully colored. He Is In
close quarters now. and viii no doubt be service
able to the scientific gentlemen connected with
the Institution.
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GSN REWARD.-Streysd from the enclosure
eDCU of the tubscrihers. on the night Of
the 18Th instant I three e dark bay HORSES;oN
face and one hood-bay MARE. Any person re-
turning the said horses to our Stable, on g street
between nth and % cts will receive $50 reward.
90 l6-lwf =, G.. AZ r. WROE
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-03-13

AaEEtoA.-The greatest government that was ever
reared beneath blue arch of heavens on the eve
of utter destruconhe national flag that millions Of
eyes have turned the very Of pillar otiige that was
to lead the nations to liberty and very nationality
the proud boast that Americans, all about to dis
appear and the United States that glorious embodiment
Of twenty-five millions of freemen, will soon be num-
bered with the things that were.
The American Union-this greetest offspring Of the
wisdom and patriotism of our fathers-is MORE and
now that the funeral bell tolls its sad requiem with tear
full eyes we gdze upon its stalwar limbs-a thousand
cherished associations crowd upon the mind and in the
agony of despair who looks fer the last time
upon the feess features OF that old father, who for
near eighty years has endured the tolls and hraved the
storm and tempest of life, to almost ready e
give up the battle and inpore heaven that We might
be permitted go dewn into the grave with him whom
our hearts warlnest affections had go long cung But
let us not impiously complain CT heavens DEGREES. God
in his nscrutable wisdom has ordained that the proud
est monuments Of earth shall perish But though, to
day the birthday Of the father Of couutfy, oul
heart is bowed down in sorrow and anguish in view o
the wreck that now lies before Us. But let US remem
Der that eternal God who is just win help these, who
with nndaunted hearts 20 forward in defense OF the
own rights and that in the end though i may be ateI
sore trails he viii crown our cause witha victory more
glorious then the perils We may have encountered
TBossier Banner
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e. j. HART & Co.


Eos y AND 70 TcHoUPITouLAs STREET,
T #."y y on hand fun aud well selected stock OF
GR0CE les,
A.a articles in their line, in part consisting Of
s.r..-Ro Havana and Java.
Imperial, Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson, young
nr uchong padre, etc.
Brown white loaf, crushed and powdered.
N.ta gs-CountrY, sugar house and golden syrup.
fagi--a-Assorted brands, comprising all qualities
.i..-- Large stock, well assorted.
5a Cloves, mace, nutmegs, pepper, ginger alspsoe
pices Of all kinds.
Brown Boston, western, northern, white and
lars and cakes; CASTLE.
-FoX's, Cincinnati.
Mg Madeira, Opocto, claret white, sweet and dry
... Alscat, Sherry.
5r-Coguac, Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
gH Holland and domestic.
"sa-Iamaica, New Orleans, n. z.
Hr EEY-Monongahela, Bourbon, Western Virginia
9 chford, apple champagne
.at.- AND DYEs-Indigo, madder suiphate qulnlne
Is. with full assortment of other staple drugs ant
81 s. BY the case only.
N-5 en- and Willow Ware, brooms, gunny bags, buck
.S .a axehelves, etc
Hr.aERlLL' 3 PHILADELPHIA WHTTB LEAD-Haylug beer
75. g9nt for the sale of the celebrated White Lead
-.1.asred bv Witherl and Brother shall keeI
My on hand q large assortment Of the different
s-. 4ad various sized packages, to which we invite
# tsltiou Of the trade.
t- a friends are solicited TO give a call
Now Orleans Feb IL. 1855.