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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
TaE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.


The Charleston Courier of Saturday last has the fol-
loNing news from the Islands
Since our last report there has been but te chinge
worthy mention in the position oil affairs The arei
l,ry Ere continued Thursday night without ntermsson
On FRIDAY morning Fort AOutrie opened effective
FIRE for about an hour the enemy rite pits and OwfI
batteries on Morris Island. Batteries Cheves, Haskell
and Simpkns on James Island also continued TO pour
in heavy aud well directed FIRE GU the Yankee works
ON Morris Island.
Early in the morning the enemy opened q steady fire
upon Battery Wagner from his stOckade defences ia
front Of Yankee Battery No 2 and continued il through
out the day. slow and Irregular fire also kept up
agains Fort Sumter, with little effect.
In the afternoon Battery SiInpkins opened FIRE on
party Of Yankees discovered working on iortl6-
cation near the rifle pits causing stampede among
them and driving them FROM their works. FIOm twenty
thirty shells struck directly in the vicinity and among
the party, exploding aud throwing up clouds OF sand
and smoke. BAte-y Simpkins alsD KEEP up rapid and
en- Give 6ro Yesterday At the enemy's rife pits
The lset yesterday remained quiet supply schooner
was observed alongside the OitorS transferring
ton The feet of vessels Ls de the bar consis ed
of the flag ship Irorsides Eye Aonitor four gunbOats
Eve mortar boats and number Of smaller vessels, such
brgs schoOners river steamers, &c. The usual mum
Der OF b;ockaders Of the bar on side and fleet OF
vessels in Stone.
The Mercury, Of the same date, says:
Our AAnking batteries on James Island continued to
anuOy the eBemT IN their operations, and Aoure also
essayed feW shots at Battery No. l. Oar FIRE during
the uhUls day Yesterday ia believed have been un-
retains possession Of our riff, pits about 800 wards in
mont Of Battery Wagner and is hard at york strength
ming his position there.
The hset wa, quiet throughout the day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
A NOTE FOR TIE DOCTORs-A REMEDY FOE
DIPTHERIA

This affection, which comprises those known under
the various Of bad sore throat angina, Group and
the French aRgiRs cOeHeS has hitherto been consid-
cred one of the most difficult 10 We some time
back gave an account OF DR.. Trideaus method which
consists 10 administering storaI under the form Of sy
rup; but We now fnd in the Revue JherdpeHti9We q
paper by Dc. A. De Grand BoulOgne, Vice Consul at
Havana 10 which he mentions ice infalibIe spe-
ci6c As this from its extreme simplicity, would il ef-
ecVe be far superior 10 any yet tried canno. re
fAin FROM quoting the mentioned by the author,
who bad published this reaedy far back February
1860 and consequently complains quot without reason il
It's efficacy such As he describes it, Of the ine1cusabe
negligence Of practitioners in not taking notice Of it,
thereby allowing many valuable lives to be lost The
wing under his observation after that date
In March and April Gl the disease in question broke out
under an epidemic form, and chiefly attacked adults
with such Urutnce that in week three young women
died in one house One Of Dr. De Grands patients, af
Aicted With blephacte seized with il, and he
could not Immediately attend owing to the severity OF
the case another physician called in who ordered
emetcs and aluminOus garges which produced no elect
At length Dc. De Grand came aud found the tOnslls
greatly swollen, aud false membrane covering them.
He mmediA ely administered small pieces Of ice and by
the wing morning the tumeiaction Of the onsis had
dnini lsd by half and the false membrane had nearly
disdp etrd ThAtVery evening she enabled to take
food Pr fling BY this example, few days after her
broh seized with throat presenting the same
prelim airy symptoms those Of hs sister; but he,
without ~aing for the Doctor at once took some ice
and Was rid of his sore throat in few hours
Some dIys later, Dr. De Grand summoned to q
young lady Who had been AbOring under the disease
for fortyeight hours all remedies had failed and
the parents relations and friends of the family we're
plunged in the deepest sorrow. When DR.. De Grand
ordered ice general cry Of AstonShaent uttered
by all present Ice for . sore throatl Impossible
Il vas sheer murderl Dr. De Grand maintained his
ground and after much eIpostuSlion, dur ng which
much me was lost lac obtained his end Before twenty
fOuTs the patient in full convalesceDce.
Being at Vera Cruz = mission he was requested to
see young man who attacked with malignant sore
throat and had been treated without effect by cauter
zAtons with hydroohlorc and stringent gaTges. Here
again he had battle with the prtudces Of the family
but Wss at length allowed 70 administer ice The young
covered in the Of the following day DR..
De Grand has been using this remedy for the last
twelve years. without having met with single failure.
This IS what he says but If only half oil what he
says true the method should be tried by others
Cold gAges have been employed with success by DR..
BLANC, OF StrAsburg; why not ice?-GaitgRGn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE ALABAMA LEGISLA
1URE-TIIE MILITIA BILL

MONTGOMERY, Aug 29.-The Alabama Legislature
adjourned tonight The for the reorgan zItion OF
the militia prOvid,s for the enumeration of males from
sixteen to sixty, aud divides I'm into two casses The
first class embraces those from sixteen seventeen aud
from lOrty6ve sixty, those to constitute the county
reserves The second class comprises those from
teen to forty five. Three dstric in North Alabama
exempt from the operations OF the laS regards the
6rst class account OF the presence OF the enemy.
State and Confederate officers aud others deemed
Sary to the welfare OF the community, regardless OF
age, are included in the frs. class.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

DAsH AND pARINs OF rus BLOCKADE RURsERs.-A re-
cent letter fiOm officer of the Yankee blOckAdng
squadron, Oh Wilmington n. c., states that two or
three steamers bad run mo Wilmington each day for
i've days previous. One large steamer rau in At 10
O'Clock On the morning Of the 18th August few
mornings slce steamer Of fifteen hundred tons ran in.
She pierced for six guns, in addition to two
piy0ts guas, and would probably receive an ar
manent and be ready to proceed to sea within
a week. She is larger than the Alabama or Florida,
aud appeared be very last The writer thinks she may
be the steamer known as the SOuiherner. The Nippon
and the Minnesota me only efficient vessels OIL the
port the roluOs having left week previous in chase
of a blockade runner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

CaARLEsrvS.-A letter from on Charleston to the n.
Y Herald and published in that paper OF the 2sth Aug
Gays:
The navy, uader Admiral DAhlgreD, kept up a con-
fire the OF Sumter aud the other forts
hut they had nnt At last accounts approached the city
FIfts MOultrie, Gregg Johnston and the batteries on
"a ues aud sullivan Islands, pour steady ire upon
Morris Island and the MOntO.s, dong but little
damage. All hes forts have 10 be seneed before our
es eau reach the city aud it may DO days yet
before TIA: work is ACCOMPLISHED An attempt to de-
srOY the lrJusides by torpedo made, and tOrtu-
ult-ly frustrated the other ght.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

VALUABLE FARM of 1878 ACRES IN
Lqnenburg and Prince Edward, the Of Not
river within three miles MeheTrtn Depot miles
frem Pr.ees pit on the DAnVlle RA sale.
We aulhO,lEei 70 sell the above VAule BARM Il
Ans S ace Of which about 100 are open land and the
remAader In original and secondary ErOwh abrcnE large
parcel Of hne timber The improve consist Of good
dwellings, and oVesee house, several large barns and
bles and good negro quarters Mr.. George W. Hardy former
representative Lunehbu who lives adjoining Mr. H.
Stokes viii take pleasure showing the lAnd may
call them.
Cash. Of bulldogs once and Of Tie
land d n the crops gathered. Apply 10
oODDId APPKRaON
Ps-Mr II stoksshAI sale another small YARN In The
above locality vhlsh he viii dispose Of favorable eFmS
awQw -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

ColLsIoS.-The U. S. gunbOats Connecticut and
Quebec City coldel oil New Inlet, Wilmington, n. C.,
o. the 2lst during terrible gale, aud both sustained
serious damage, The Connecticut lost her ssarbOArd
iorSard boat buSarks and toward part of her wheel!
house Every timber Jared her decks dashed, and
her engines disarrangsd. Tue Quebec City vas much
more seriously damaged and had to be tOEed to Beau
fort. finding very difficult keep aaoaL Both ships
had just been thoroughly Oyerhsued great expense
AM we're in excellent condition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

OLD IsSUK Il. DIES not to be generally known
that the issue Of Confederate money OF date of 1851
and ~ be deposited by persons holding it at the
Conlsdsrl.e States Treasury the Credit Of the war
tax ANY person WHO has 1t, may hand it in and get
CIR fcate from the teller which certificate will be taken
By the collector, and interest ,f five per cent Al
loved lereon by him. All persons who are doing bust
uess elu readily tell what the amount will be- and
deso-it accordingly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

RIBslLioUs CONsCRIPrs-The officers Of the Yankee
steamer Forest CITY, which took nearly thousand
couscrPt from Long Island TO Alexandria say that fire.
queut threats made the passage by the snbsIi
tles board burn the steamer, but attempt WAS
made u execute them. On arriving in the Potomac
many efforts to escape we're made. Que man was shot
while attempting to swim ashore. Another WAS dis
covered n the water boat box over his head and ON
being picked up found to have hundred dollars
il bis belt. After landing quite number escaped while
on the way 10 the army in the cars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
DISASTROUS FIRE IN THONAsTON, GA.

Macon, GA, August Sl.-A geeatifr' has occurred
in ThOmaston, in this State, commencing on Saturday
night At 10 o'clock. Three sides of the public square
destroyed two public houses, the ThOmastOn Ho-
tel and Webb's Hotel, burnt, also, the printing
Office Of the Epson Pilot The Post Office, aud ln sc
quantity of Government corn. aud someI wheat were
lost. The bacon was mostly saved. Two hundred aud
thirty bales of cotton were burnt The whole business
part of the town is in ruins except two small stOIes
The fire was the work OF all ncendiAry. The loss is
estimated al three hundred thousand dollars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

TIs NOarHERS DRaEr-The Germans Of New York
cy b,Id mass meeting the night Of the 9Th Aug
" ta1e lurrs 20 pr tees the parties drafted and to
&, sac I.SrSS Of the eOnserPtOn act. committee
wa, >e,sl - visit Governor Seymour at A blnY for
aiyi e. Mu;h e1ci,emeft prevailed aud the speakers
wesa loud in their denuneaIiOn Of what they termed
- crue! and inhuman measure"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
AUCTION sAEigIss.
ny DAVENPORT L b6, stock Auctlopqsgs, y !

by DAVENPORT 66, Stock Auc,lOnssrs.. y 81
WE shall sell at the Office of the Old To-
w mi ion Insurance Company cotser of Cary aud 10
rss o. FRIDAY sept 4h 1863 comnencns at 10 o'clock Ihe
following -~ an SsrnCus.
ann oO0 Confederate Coupon Regserel Bonds able
In 1865 1870, 1874 AMI 1881,
IN fOo Comedies ate convertible Coupon Ponds,
10000 Confederate Cotton (ooupoh)B ndS,
bOOO Confederate 10 MI lion Coupon Bonds
q5OOO virginia six per Registered Bonds,
zoos North Carolina six per ceat Coupon Bonds, old
issue, .ooo
1000 North Carolina eight ls9O,
TTOO Oonfede r ate Z 80 Interest bearing Notts,
l. 500 Fifteen Million Coupons, past due,
$500 City OF Richmond per cent Bonds,
goo Shares Traders Bank Stock,
lOOO Confederate 7 per cent Coupon BoEds,
LOO Virginia Tennessee Railroad per cent coupon
Bonds,
&c Shares BaLk Of Comm nwealth,
S shares Bank OF Yifginia,
IS Shares Old D,mnIon Insurance Company stock,
70 shares Richmond Importing and Exporting OompA-
ny's stock-HArrson PreSdt,
10 shares X chmond and P-te sburg importing and TX
porting Comp iny's stock--sutton, Presdt,
GO steslpg Bill On Lon 'on - ,,.,,oo,n an
Eeptq--3t Stock AuctioDeers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

FROx rms POiOSAc Yankee letters state that sts
Army Of tbs Potomac remains quiescent that General
PeasantOns caVaky makes daily Reconnaissance, oe-
casOnally picking up some prisoners The picEets Of
bOrh Armies,on the RappahAnnOCk keep up constant
friendly inh r,hange of conversation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
SECOND DESPATCH

JAcKsoS, Aug Sl.-A gentleman Of undoubted va
racity just from Veksburg says the Yankees sent 5000
negroes to garrison RcLmond LII, when the Coniede-
rates made descent, annihaling the whole command.
Yankee captain only escaped. All were killed ont
right, the Coniederates giving no quarter.
The guerriias sank two transports below Nachez ten
days ago.
Gen. Price badly defeated the enemy on White River,
Ark.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

yesterday morning. WAGONS were moving hastily about
and clouds Of dust wer asd BY horses and men. Toe
c,ue of these STANCE movements could not be ascer
tain -
An ArsEcrrS6 ScEsx-The Rebel gives the following
affecting description q the rst inGnAtOn given to the
citizens of Chattanooga Of he presence Of the enemy on
the 2lss inst
One Of the most impressive scenes We have wit
messed occurred n thePresbyterian Church yester
dAy The services were being hel by the Rev. De- Pal
mrr, Of New Orleans. and the peWs aud aises
crowded NiCh officers and soldiers, private ctzhs, la
dies and children PRAYER h3d been said and one OF
the hymns sung. The orgaust was absent, sand will
be thankful" continued the minister ait some in
the congregation will rsise the tune" The tune
raised the whole congregation jOued in singing as in
DAYS gone by; the see ihotes in humble melody
from the house Of God, swelling their holy tribute t.
liz glow and DIVING away AZ tstke echoes Of deprted
day. the second what Is known the long prayer,
begun, When out upon the calm st air there came
AN acn sound the allen voice Of hostile gu1F ring
Ing from the Norh bank Of the river aud echo back
aud back among the far on gens OF Look, a PEAK Il
su lder 10 took every by SURPRISE for few n
any eXpecteiHhe approach OF an enemy, The day was
enc OF fasting and prayer the putle mind upon ils
worship It's serenity had not been by shadow.
Aud It Gas not unit il snOther and anOteT OF these
christian accents trembled in the air, and HE'D
ssSeS Away 10 The H. that i. was generally realized
hat the enemy shell ng the town.
Without word of warning, in the midst of church
ssrUcs, whilst mlhy thousands Of men aud
tarolged the seve, places Of public worship the basest
Vt human ioemen had begun attack upon city
eroNled with hospitals aud refugees from the bloody
pathway OF their march, and in no wise essential to
direct assault
There was little disturbance in the gallaries; the
noise IN the gceW louder the door several
persons Who had other duties military domestic, TO
loOk 10 hastily Withdrew the OF the congregation,
boHev P remained ia Their places and the Of God
coatiuusd his PRAYER twas impressive in the extreme.
There be Stood this exile preacher from the far South,
With eyes and hands raised Heaven, not muscle or
expression changed note altered, not sign Of
confusion, excitement OF alarm, uaught but the calm,
Christian face up fed and full OF the Inconsistencies to
all save devotiOrs, which beamed from the soul OF
true piey. No only the occasion but the prayer
sOemnly, elOquenty impressive The reverend doctor
prayed and his heart his prayer it the long
PRAYER aud he did shorten it, he prayed TO the end
and the clnnOa did not drown 1T from those Who lis
tened they could not drOWn it from the Of God.
lie closed and then, without panic CONSERVATION, al
though excited and confused the dense crowd separated
whilst shells were falling the right and left.
All honor to this noble preacher aud to those brave
women and children.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

"THE BusLE HoRS OF LIBERTT" is humorous
Monthly, devoted to fun, fact and fancy and Is pub
lished by Hill Swayze, Griffin, Ga at rs cents per
number. Il is in quartO form, and each number con-
tains sixteen Well-Printed pages good paper. The
second number is before u.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

CHARLESTON, Aug. SO-The enemy's Gre to-day has
been much heavier than any day during the past week
It was chiefly directed at Sumter during the day, but
this evening was directed against Battery Wagner
The casualties at our batteries slight Ii is eH-
p,ctcd that the Monitors may any night attempt to run
the gauntlet of our batteries into the harbOr.
sLCOND DESPATCH
CHARLESTON, Aug. Sl.-The batteries ON both sides
last night kept up heavy aud uninterrupted firing
This morning the firing is continued, but slow Last
night while the transport steamer Sumter was return ng
from Morris Island, with the Esd Georgia regiment,
which had been relieved, on board, she was opened
upon by mistake from Battery Bee, aud sunk Several
were killed. wounded or drowned
THIRD DESPATCH
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3l.-About noon to day two mohl-
tors approached aud opened fire on SUMTER but were
soon driven of bJ Fort MOutrie aud Battery Gregg.
At O'Clock p. NJ. all the monitors stood in close to
Sumter firing brsky that part OF Fort Mouirie and
Battery Gregg for an hour. The fight was severe
Moultrie and our Suvans Island batteries fred very
rapidly Soon after the monitors Withdrew, some
having been struck frequently Occasional firing from
our land batteries is heard Tonight.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
CHARLHsros Sept lst--Al quiet this morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

/ NDER the provisions of an act of Assem-
- bly, passed HArch 9Th, 1883 Agency, located In keh-
mJnd has OEAn for she purpose OF receiving and
HEdir the soldiers and officers In the Confederate service
h The State Of Virginia contributors Of elohng shoes or
other supplies which be Furnished by their families friends
Also and take all hospital that may be
contributed purchased for the Of the sick wounded sol
d,ers OF Virginia
depot has been shOck0e SIP four doors from the
main the Columbian Hotel which place all such
eOnHbut will be received And stored until they be
uArded 70 hs destination The state or Its Agent will
risk for The SAT " OF goods received further than de
nd the hdehy and propr diligence OF Its agent employ
All expenses for Sng goods and Transmitting them from
this point viii be paid BY the State.
earnestly Invite all persons send forward such necessary
articles their relatives friends in the army may require FOR
he protection and oomfo with the that effort
VIII be spared their safe delivery the proper
Let them be securely enclosed In box otherwise upn Al
mA compass possible distinctly marked with the Of the
party 70 whom ssn h company and regiment and directed
The care Of the underslgned At this place.
A. s. BUP0RD,
au23-eU8m Army Agent Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell publicly, on the 9th
Il ofsEPTEMBER bis farm souihauna river six miles south
OF Louisa Court House. containing $40 Acr2O OF river
Of wood land second river bottom,
large white oak timber and plan land The land all In good
condition cropping Has large House built in the last fifteen
yes and painted Has all necessary oubudngs 10 good or
der
ing the House Tract, nearly all in timber.
Tefms-OSsh.
augq5-c4' GRANVILLE BULLOCK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

A CURIOsIrY.-The Charleston papers announce the
arrival there Of curiosity which be seen at the
railroad depot. 1t brought there in charge Of two
military Ofeers. The Mercury styles Il "whapper."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
Also
SALE OF LAND IN PLUVANNA COUNTY.
nIIRSlIANT TO A DECREE. OF THR

Circuit Court county. made at It's April Term
last the Of "Alderson Hdghvs, trustee, JOhn W.
Hughes ais" shall, OommlssIner appointed by said de
cree purpose for SALE TUESDAY the 18Th day OF
September next, the premises, at public auction,
TRACT or l75 ACRES OF LAND,
lying said county place called Bosesye and adon.
ing the land OF George Wright Mrs. Mary A. Hughes and
Others
There are upon very near the land mineral springs
formerly place and thought 10 properties
OF q highly medicinal character.
The neighbohood healthy and desirable Church IA
ciites good
rooms aud the usual outhouses In tolerable repair
~ ANDERSON HUGHES,
an 11-ctds Comm'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
VN ANIED-

W ANfED-
w SuuAon (permansnty1 a. Teacher BY unhealthy
unmarried native VrginAn, educated al the UnVsrsy Of
VrgA aud Of 10 exPssnse 10 teaching In Schools
Academies oseEes the uluAl Hngh Branches, MAthe
ae Laa Greek and Preach though the junior
stating knd location and soEPenssoa OF school address
" BACHELOR"
Sspl--dite1tP Botstourt Spring. VI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

Cor. STRAIGHT AND HIS PARTE.-The New York
Herald Of the 2slh says:
l. is stated in letter from Richmond Of the Gath
inst that Col SGrai ht and bis party will noN be re-
glrded prisoners Of war and il is thought that John
Morgan aud his meu who are confined in the Ohio
peuteu larry will be put by our goVernmenton the same
status in return.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

by WILKES NORRIS, AUcr'a.

by WILKES NORRIS, AUCrh
AUCTION SALE or IMPORTED GOODS.
TX STEAMSHIPS GEs'L RE,ulRaAaD, AaABrAx ArD FLORA
ON WE'D NESDAY, Sept. 9th, 1868, com
nsnelng A!9 Oe,k A. w Se hs on %y sI ssrSas.
General benue ard Arabian and gether
making Altogether the Important sale ever hed in the Con
fedsracy, viz: ,o,
S baleI willie saxories
btlei Oxford Cloths
Is cases Nader Prints
II cases Mourning do
86 cases Felt Wool aud Cashmere Hats
cases Dark DeLsnes
cases Hack Lustre
i DTab
case Black AlApacea
" Bombazne
cases Black and white Plaids
9 and Scarlet q
y cases French MeTinO, (varodS colouD
! case Black Priied shawIs
case Ground GnghAms
2oues We've FLANNEL
2cUes PRINTED
cases Melton Cloths
/ case Fancy Oassmeres
case Of Flannel assorted colors
/ assorted B-Gids
case Ariel Stripes
Black Broad Olo h
4 cases FLANNEL and Striped Shirts
u cases Coats Spool Cotton 200 yard black white
case Agate Buttons, 500 et gross
case Bon Buttons, 2S7 st. gross
o bales Grey Blankets
case satch Is aud Portmonales
l case Tooth Brushes and Purses
81 casrs Cotton Cards, Nos sss9s and1Os
| case English 0ardlng and ftnets
S3 bales Sea Island and GunnS Bayging
800 coils Manila Rope
80 cases Letter and Cap Paper
3 cases Steel Pens
cases Lead Pencils
8 cases Envelopss
cases Playing Cards
cases Memor dun Books, &c
9 cases Bank Note and Parchment Paper
81 cases Gents Ladi and 0hldrenS Boots and shoes
I cases French wsIed oafskins
bales Super Sole Leather
1l9 barrels Mackerel
23i bags Prime Conce
II barrels Prime Office
16S do. do. Brown Sugar
so do Q ushed Sugar
chests uon ou Tea
81 casks Pure Sperm Oil IS
2 cases Mustard
86b kegs b. Carb sods
1850 bbs Soda Crystals
So boxes Extract Logwood
Is bbs EPSON Salts
3 bbs Glsuber Its
] cast Refined BorSx
cases do. DO.
5 ibis do. de-.
Dbl Glue
casks Sugar Lead
cases OhorofoTm
casks oruclbles
2 cases Magenta Crystals
cases Bowers Powders
cases CAloGel and JAlap
l case India RhubArb
cases Caomel andIpecac
case Qainlne
case Phosphorus
case 0,stOr Oil
Comp. Ext Colocynth
case sulphSte MOrphia
l case Adhesive Plaster
casks Soda Ash.
cases BriArROot Pipes.
$50 sacks LiverpOolsAt
100 kegs Cut Nails Assorted.
479 cases Imported Brandy, Pinet, lsiS
" 20 various brands
a. Brlsson
40 4" Gin.
20 ChAmgalgne, Achor, and G. D. Ban
30 cases Imported Claret St. Julien
IS puHcheons Rum, EXTRA
pipes Cognsc Brandy
quarter casks CognAc Brandy
Z" choice Whisky
Is casks Alcohol.
Sepl-tdI