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Gen. LOgan--His Acceptance OF the
Mexican Mission Doubtful.

SPECIAL ltspstch 70 the ois,iuusiI 6szsue.
CEicsao, Nov. II.
Gen. Logan will rcmain in this city until
tomorrow. when he viii leave for his hons
Ia Carbondalc. Il is nov his Intention 10
make his failure home in Chicago. he viii
nos accspt the appointment a. Minister 10
Mexico--at least Tor the present. lie has
had 20 word from President johnson since
he vas named Tor the place, and be regards
his appointment as s mply marked demon
stration In favor Of ths Liberal eanse, and
not made with the intent Of having him
proceed 70 Mexico % AL tue duties Of the
mission. Wherc 10 g., II be accepted. would
Be difficult problem. Gen. Logan saws If
The President will indorse his commission as
Minister 20 Mexico with an order ior 20 zee
arlned men 10 accompany him 70 the capt.
TAI Of that country, ne = ready 70 20 At a
momcut's warning.
Gen. Logan has been made President Of
the AtWster Railroad Pump OF this citv.
and 3 movemesst il on foot among our lead
ing citizens 70 present him With al eleraut
house Werth sey SIS ,0eO. No man hfft.r
deserves such conplimcnt from th9 lovnl
people Of Chicago. lviolste no eouadea-e
In saying that 6eu. Logan leA The Ermv a.
nancially quite poor.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property


oFfoE AssIsTaNr QaAETFRMAsrER
NASHVILLE. TESN Nov. 18th, 1885
I WILL OFFER FOR SALE, ar Publ &c AUG.
Y too al The Y. z. Franklin Shops ST Nsahyi lei
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 9th dsy OF De
cemher, 1876, a lafge lot Of Government Property.
consisting in pant follow.
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
1858 Army, Log, Hsy and Wood wagon.
l4t transfer wagon. % Hurse WAGONS.
Is sp'ess wagon. go 2-Aorse anltuinnrer
ll3a Hind aad fruns wagon aesrIne
15ss s-t mule harness, wheel and cad.
So horse
Wagon aud riding saddles.
NSgon 1Orgues. read A Neck HaiieFs s. n Chrins
Log Chains, Bearing and breast Chain. Double.
Mees, ngeirses, ~presders. Lead al CHECK 4 mes.
Wafer b1okeis, Nsgoa covers, Sc az.
TOOLS.
Set Blschsmitl's Toos
- Boxes Wheel Gught's TO0ls.
10 pars q Nises
Set ssdderi Tools.
AuEers, Axes, hatchets, Ch'sels, Fupches, shovels
spades. lex, Portable Forges, &c. a..
Sile % cuinmcuce q, o O'ciOcEs A., en- Tuesssy.
The y day OF ecemner next, and continue daily
until the pro erty Is sill disposed a
sy order Of Capt. A. K EBpY Chief Q NJ Dent
OF tennessee. +. B. KIRK
hot-l-tu hFt MAJ. aud A. q. NJ.
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Election of Congressman in Alabama

Gov. Morton loft indianapolis Friday foi
East, with the intention Of making voy.
age 10 Europe 10 recruit his health. III,
lover part Of his body is paralyzed, and hii
friends tear they may never see him again
His parting with them is said 10 have been
very affecting. We trust that he viii be
spared 10 his country. he is one Of hel
best and greatest children.
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By Mr. Jones, Of MeMinn, relative to tn
navigation Of the Noisehueky river, and tn
granting Of the privilege 10 EnOch Baker {
erect mill On the same. Referred TO Ii
Commit ee On Internsl improvements.
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Gov. HuNPHRErs EoT DISPLACED - A
ridiculous runner was some hat current on
the streets yesterday, that President John
son had reiustased Governor Sharkey IN his
position As ProYisicnal Governor.
Inc rumor was fsunded, We presume,
upon the reply Of The scereta-y Of War to s
tele1ram irom Governor shsrkey, informing
the PRESIDENT that lis functions as POW
sional Cove nor bad Ca ed, end the request
Of the S.er.tar,-b Of War that Governor
Shafkey wou q not eeass 10 recommend al
part Is worthy OF pa-d0n- The telegram o
The Sscretsry OF War 10 Co eros- Hum
phreys Of Nov. :, published this morning
puts a quietus 1 such q ridicuious report =
Jackson Hiss.) NcIrs, Noe s.
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smasmeatg.
THEATRE.

cHERsY STREET BETwEEN oEDARA CAV
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The Hon. Robert C.. Winthrop. Of Boston,
is shout 20 Iced to the altsr Mrs. Adele
Granger ThsyeT, widow OF the late John II.
fhsyer, Of Boston, AID daughter Of the Hon
F. Granger, ofCsnnndaigua, NY.
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Tuesday Evening November sIst. 81
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u TIE q section Of tbs a-,.,s.-.
fen no more power ur,or, t,,--- y e'-
the lsth tec. q the sih A.. N a. -. -
ton, Why . d tackled Oh u tbe s,. -'.-'.e
81 ALI We give the uiember, - ~, -,
grefs who put forward tbs sns-s-ee-.
more credit ioE sense aud purpo,. - y.
suppose they would attach sube-fi,,o.. =.
cles e the Constitutios. Tier h = -
pose IN il. IL q he Grncian korsr. ~ ~
siaager 70 re c.iadel o. csasfifsfioval 49,.
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cR. EoaiLE.
uaicu s1sst, Eaahslia, Tess.
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AFFAIRS UNSETTLED AROUND RICHMOND -
/ The Richmond correspondence ct to-day
says most unhappy state Of affairs exists
Ia fthe pOgtions of Henrico county adjacent
90 the city, which if not shortly improved
must drive the few remaining inhabitants
into Richmond for tho security Of their per
sons and property, which the country does
not nov Afford. Robbery and spoliatiou of
the most deliberate and systematic chafao-
ter are daily aud nightly practicud with abb
solute immunity upon this defenceiess peo
pie, who are being rapidly stripped II the
littie property they possess, and which. un-
der the most favorable circumstances, would
have proved inadequate a. their subsistence
during the winter. Banda Of arInet men,
white ami black, suiic e1tly numerous 20
put cut ct question the idea Of successful op-
position, re, M about through the country,
carrying Of the crops from the cornfelds
and potato patches, stealing horses and cat
tie and robbing hen-reosts Nearly every
farm within = radius Of ave miles Of thecity
has been put under contribution by the ma
fauders, aud many OF them stripped Of every
hog and fowl. The farmers and their fami-
lies live in continued dread Of ravage and
personal violence. They feel that their
Ives are eompleiely 81 the mercy Of he
marauders.
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We understand that General Logan hiss
CONCLUDED 70 deeiiie iue mission 10 The
Mexican rep0blie, ior The rea40nt ta', under
present circumstance, ne duez nOG think
the members Of an ordinary legation would
be sufficient 70 enable him 70 peri I'm the
duties successfully. II President johnson
would attach 50 geo soldiers 10 she embassy
1enerai Logon would have no doubt OF bis
ability 20 establish the mission at the an
Gent capital o. THAI repubiic; bat ne does
not think IL worth while 10 begin the under
taking with less numerous suit. We are
sorry that the gallant general places his
confidence 50 exclusively in the military
arm. The moral weight Of the appoint
ment Of such an envoy as himself, TO sp-
pear az Fl Paso, the present seat Of the re-
publican government, seems 70 us a matter
Of considerable imPortsnee.-C Aieag0 Re-
publican, 1874.
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Constitution Life syrup.

Is a positive and specific remedy for all di5eas'
originating from an lMPuRE STATE Or III
BLOOD and for all (hei ediiaTy) diseases transmit
Led from Parent 10 Child
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Whatmsv seem almost iocredible ls, that msnv
discs es hitherto considered hope essly ibcursble
are freqUent cured IN few uays or weeks. and
we chesruly Invite the inve tgstions the liberal
minded and scientific 10 cures which have no par
alel az the present day.
during the past hye yeSTs we have contsnded
with OF scles and overcome opposition - heTcu.
lean as were ever encounte red by any reiOrmsrs.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
Is the foor Mans Friend, and the Rich Mans
hlessiog.
WILLIAM h. GREGG, NJ D.,
sole Proprietor, New York.
MORGAN a ALLEN,
nov ism. whole sle Druggists, agents.
&C Cliff street n. y
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BOILING & HEALD
ACCDIO NEERB

ACCDIO NEERS,
HAyIEG removed TO No. - College street, Sc.
% vance Block. hope to see al their friends and
the pubic generally az their new Place Of business.
The move WAS made on accouut Of room the houss
We now occupy Is lsrge enough for all purposes.
We will ssl EVERY DAY and NIGHT, snd hsve
nov Ia store, unopened, 1000 Hats, Shoes, Boots
Bounsts end Notions, and tine lot Of Vagina To
baeco.
Come and sac rs, al OF YOU. IS We are deieTmsn
ed to make our house, THE AUCTION HOUSE O.
Nashville; snd no pains snail be spared 70 sccom
pish this end.
We have, also, the good humored and gentle'
manly Charlie Fox a. kuctoaser. noYl5-lE
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sUsPICsoUs CoEDoL ENcE.-The Corporation
Of Dublin must be composed Of Fenisns. At
ell events the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and
Town Coupsellors Of that noble old city
evinced a strange feeling when they Gre
solved" to "condole" for the loss Of Lord
PalmeutOB. Here is the resolution:
"That the council desire 10 join in the
general sentiments of respect and gratitude
which, spart from all political c0nsidera-
tons, have been called forth by the demise
OF Lord Palmerston, ETC.
There may be those who are grateful for
the great Premier's demise bus we doubt Il
any other corporate body hiss put the fact
on record.
The London correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian says
'Mr. Adams has finsliy resolved on re
linquishing his post here and returning
home early in the spring. Il will be dit
ficult TO find a man to succeed him.
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strurns Kings Evil, 6sudnlsr sgeilings. Efyspi.
elas u cerst on. sale Rheum.
This taint (hereditaiy and ncquireu,l filing fs
with untold nliie cry, ls, by . ulini medcl Ieme-
dies, incuIGbie.
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Sons say, "Your cures are too quick, +" while 9th
en- doubt their pernsaence. and tank that diseases
can Uniy be cured BY the 'slos, recuperstge pro
cess Of NstutF-
balalced sea'e IL 10 4 slate If equilibrium. Bal
when, 4 ON any cause, down goes ons Eds Of the
scale we have the effects 4 disease. WHAT Is re-
quisile, is TO restore the no maj balance Of tte
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WANTED,

A GENTS. MALE AND FEMALE, $500 month
~ 70 sci cur SIS "Conu,oD sense Sewing Ma
chlne," he on GENUINE and FULLY WAR
RANTED, low priced Maehne in the market. Ey
eryboSy wants IL. Circulars. description Of Ms
chine aad busineas iree Address
BLISS q mcEATHRON.
novel q p. o. Box lz95 Louisville, Ky.
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Liberal Reward

Will pay hbesally ior ne returs. q /, v.r,,,- a,
Il dun Mare Fn'ch egrsyed nom M S'-'s,.'.-
yesterday morning ofesiei
Ao' 4" WI WHITE.
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agEm advertisements.
500 REWARD.

7 WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD to ANY
\ person who viii arrest and bung TO me- in the city
Of Nashville, samuel Tiele, formerly Wagon Meter
10 the Government employ IN said city. SD T,ie
Is abort thrty-lhree years cid I've feet seven in-hes
high. sud Of ford cor piex!on h'ne e. and ssndy
hair, outly built. GEO. g. MINOR
noyll-lgf
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See Here!

See Here
A MAT COTTAGE, with five rooms, hall
n kitchen, serunt's rooms etc., with all necez
sary out-hUildings, never bulrg water wi hin ter
feet o; the dining room door, and q acres CT lsnd
well stocked Witn choiee fruits snd vegetables suci
a. spnles, peaches, pears, plums. cherries, straw
berfles snd " acres in TaspherIies-,he best pay
lng fruit 10 the list-dnS shade trees, Shruhbery
flowers. good fence. ETC., " miles out on the Mur
iressboro nike, and can be bought for a very small
sum Of mnuey.
Also near Iha Rboye is 70 acres Of extra lsnd IN
der good ien"e, about s ceres in TIMBER, can he
bought with the cottage place stove described, OF
separate, By calling on
NEWSOM. MOORE & co,
novl5-lW 46 North si5e Public sqaste
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Sale of
Government Property
AT AUCTION.
W nc ID N &c - ID a "

AssurANr QUARrEnNAsrrU's orrfcE
| CLAsAsyIILE, TKNs. J
| I WILL Sill. At PUBLIC AUCTION. Il, THR
city Of Csrksyille, Tenn, the following severn
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Hon. Chas. J. Jenkins has been elected
Governor Of Georgia without oPtosition.
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THIS Creaf Fenisn Drama. srhidiea y he Blii-
ish sgthuntg. vii b. proiuced with snurs los
and hsauiiu scenerg !scrl tie p.ncH u r. =. sian-
ley, who has hecn actively employed unon ils pro
df- uoc ar the iast az weeks.
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Massey"
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS on THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS unique volume will contain The entire col
lection n "PErEoLEUN Y. RAsBT's" contrlbgl-
lions to the rressahIoughont the country and mush
new matter heretofore unpubi shed.
"NasbE" persousies the pastor q The "New Light
democratic Church. and his letters and sermons
purPart % give an inside view Of he principles q
the Demo ratio party, written in the most grotes-
que. serO-comis style
Possessing extraordinary interest f'om its Origin
atty, vii snd ssrrastc style the people Of the West
Wlli rot fail 10 give large cireulsson 10 this work
Of Western Germs.
The EorK will be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION
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We had The pleasure yesterday Of call
from Robt. S. Currin, Esq, the able editor
Of the Murireesboro Monitor. He is max
ing shO Monitor enc Of the best papers in
The State, and we are glad to learn that il s
TO be enlarged.
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8undrIs
Offices to Rent.

4 7 ~. n cferr1 Sl7ssf. fhrss doors a,ior ~
"A - u-1eas % Ne SINE ats slso = ~ ~
ooardsCa ca BE- accommodated. es1E-il
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< hsu1. de SIR. . r. Ncnonough
lFish sonss p earna q he 0reeal
Arrah Mee'ish Nlckusned krlah e the Ess
krrsh "a foZue, is .lh songs of Caih's ArFlt
Machree.' sad Ei1m Ny Love hItea, D
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Our nIinister 70 England.

The London correspondent OF the Chicago
/ Republican thus speaks of the American
I MinistSr at the Court of Sd. James
Il is hardly necessary 10 remark that the
| Hon Charles Francis Adams, cur minister
| in this metropolis, stands 81 the head o. or
| diplomatists. He il evidently one OF those
rsrc puolic men destined BY nuture for a
statesman; aud though his qualities are la
tent rather than active, he has never failed
TO be equal TO his position. C'ear-headed as 10
The past, aud clear sighted as 10 the present,
he is unyielding in nrmness, moderate in
expression, comprehensive in his views,
aud sound in his judgments. His want OF
enthusiasm, a deficiency which much i'm
pairs his force as popular orator OF reform
atory politician, becomes his tower Of
strength in diplomacy, which is rather in
spired by the cola heat Of she brain than by
the gushing impulses Of ;he heart and the
Imagination
Il has been remarked BY American visit
ors a. Mr.. Adams's legation, that his man
ners are singulsrly distant and icy; but his
sympathies are not the less sctive whenever
mature judgment Of The force of principle
or conviction calls for their display Il was
fortunate for Mr.. Adams that Lord Russell
and not Lord Palmerston was foreign secre-
tary during the war. A certain Puritan
affinity propitiated bis personal intercourse
with the noble earl, while the total absence
Of such affinity would have rendered his re-
lations with toe Noltairean premier as IN
oongenisl as possible.
Not Ouly the prestige Of his name, but
also the qualities which Mr.. Adams inher-
It's from his illustrious ancestors, contribute,
og,ther with his high personal character,
and the knowledge, integrity, and ability Of
his ambassadoriDl career, 70 give a position
30 Mr. Adams in the public estimation in
England, such as was probably never con-
cedod 10 any former American Minister.
No doubt the stirring times in which his lot
there has been cast have hsd much 70 do
with the increased importance attached TO
his exalted functions. But THAI he sicered
through all the vicissitudes and complica-
lions Of th's ever memorable period without
ever giving umbrage 10 his own govern
meut, aud without ever f0rleitnr the g,rod
will and regard Of the British cabinet, re-
bounds exclusively to his own credit; and
i Is perhaps not saying too much, that il
the friendly alliance between the two coun-
tries il preserved, ia the midst Of all the
uufriendly proceedings Of many OF her
majesty's prominent subjects, and particu-
larly in view Of the recent refussl Of the
English government 90 comply with our de-
mAnds FOR an indemnity for the ravares of
pirates equipped in Englaud and sent out
against American commerce. il will De in a
great measure due to The diguifed patriot-
i'm and sagacious diplomacy Of Charles
Francis Adams.
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DOCTOR McCILL,
B0TkEIC FEgSIClAH,
~ TEE TIEATsIEaf o. nlaEsHrl Il
clff'Ntea ELf WIS sucrE5i ~
GleE. tifILa AS no lt d.
eaanNL-AE, L.sl th-s.G

EAaEVILLl, ll-sl,HzssE
For further information in regard %
| the sEiiful success IN the treatment OF
| diseases, the TeaieF b referred to STu-
/ Is IHrHtPEuTICs and MGrEEk hEnIOA,
| Two large volumes, late edition Of 1859,
l die best work m the United States,
| whore You viii find Dr. Mcduls name
standing parallel with the best mriical
men OF tue ago IN the treatment Of dis
eases Of w0mea- Forah diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction ID gusran-
teed. With my general practice / treat
The foHoHnE
ChFoaio Cssc5
! Hiih sE.iz hrr11i ftlaalaftfri. ATarEo1a o. tse
/ LrrUs Ils-sa1a C tls fNfolt. eUei'cd 4niufs.
So L.rlazs FiealisJ, Paiaa. uicsla CgIae-, Glzfa
~ sionurh. Nearal7i., KNEE Efl 81 acluallA
Deafness. tEellci ~ tas hYcs, Aell-ala- 90
gI1E, uI-rel-.l or Indigestion. cat t.lel-1e t.---
lJisenna.. o. the Urinary Orgaas.
70 80 i,salea-
an aEaCuUns uf tils Fo1f Ees.sa Hlil saC-alA
| IhoEe aafaet lssilsl ala nafe lesl 40 a.'or-l-
l1i9 q rstcs-Eg e, Flos1 seaE.ioH, eaa = .-,ll.-
FtsTilisg.
Te1s ra-a f1dira uttsa usi1C1t1ns hhsi
basa ~ % ul.g pm r dra lozso3s ralnolisf
Gsu taa ESD sea st9Uic ril'tp sud Eeplsaal. %
L1' vof tcsu you ear luEsir ne FlanaT ~
.-t-ar ur - F-sa4l. 20 tsfg uFer ulnT-lFa Jcll
q go uced rnHzu appi ,atoa. tlcuulnuul 'allors
hy l1.ier Or rar-c1 afro1T eF1tdanlai.
Hight Emissions Jared.
Enf1E Mga, crop uei1se ron nIftnaf 80 % ~
aEssa8 sal bees % tEE. thara l7 l = saas ID Ia.
" care ls Nrh, Eusaicra, aua plEslC.aas an
scsTce Ll-zi f1arstilt trua-.lr ti Gla Do Ygu %
sny t1at nage car-d dQasas 10 tnis cilT. = W. Fl
In diner1ni So lea Fhu hfvs apa1f tclHr aner a.
lar, rad are rev Wca liI-ua II re- 4ln llir -
1e rag ieIlc-a rnd aelling m1l.eIa1 io al paris %
ins ccu1lg. Ln word, so tlat lra aaluf IN
~ WY, aut WI eve tna a cal, ] WI e We aails-
acton ios el e. thr dls-a1aa Mentioned O. llis So
rcT-ssuIelA tla ss-- G. rl.afaeces aif1l u NJ
aliy.
~ ICt..-a efre1ttd 90
cR. No8ILE-
uaicu street, EaEhslia, Teas.
aaf-lu ~ rlass II n. nsfsrr Eatasa
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Two reports we're submitted BY the Judi
eiary Committee on The Senate bill permit
Ting negroes 10 testify in the Courts a ma
jority report, By Mr.. Gaut, against the
measure, and q minority report, signed BY
Messrs. Arnel, Kerchival and smith, Of
Hardernsn
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EDGAR SPEIDEN,

G R 0 C Err,
no. y: SOUTH FAIRFAX STREET, -
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MOLASSES,
Porto Rico Muscavado and English Island
Beehive, Honey and other Syrups
COFFEE,
Rio, Manila, and OId Government Javas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young HyS5on, Greens,
English Breakfast, Pouchong and SoOchQn9
Blacks.
Adamantine and Mould.
New York Factory and English Dairy.
Black Pepper, ground and grain, AD5';Spice
Mustard, Nutmegs:
Alum, Epson Salts. CoPper2s, Blue ELtrlol
Sal Soda, Super Carb Soda, SolaratuS, Cream
Tartar
Fancy, Castillo Palm, Yellow & Brown.
Plain Assorted, Fancy do. Gum Drops ana
Rock Candy.
FISH
Mackerel Herring and Alewiyes IN osFreLS'
Scotch and Dutch Herring. in boxes.
PICKLES.
Assorted in barrels & jars, Tomato and YAM"
Catsups. Worcester Sauce, Pepper 9a"''.;
Capers. 100000,
Lemon Syrup, Raisins Prunes, SODA P 2.tar
Ginger Snaps Wine Biscuit, sugar, i Duts'l
Boston s. Picnic Crackers, Letter. I ooIscaP 1 D."
Note Paper, Straw Wrapping, Paper, |L5Si
s small, Tea Paper, Putty, AmerG":n IN All
French Window Glass White Lead n rs U,.'
Butter, Envelopes, Indigo, PERCUSSION 6 by.
g. D. Rice, Starch, y east Powder oteei P Fdl5
Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, Black anu ,r ~:
Ink, Blackin g-Masons and Anne27T,.s 5, ~ Pi~a
cilage. Cigars, Manila Cherrots, rig T R;~
Stove Polish, Ground Cotfeps, LlqHorce 4 r"r;.
gar, Sardines, Maccaroni, Pearl barley, e.:
ia, Sage, Salad Oil, Chocolate, MQStaITT rsTs
sence Of Coffee Meal & Coal Sleeves, haV I NIX.
Feather Busters, Jute Rope, Matc3eS'p o IT3'
Pals, Brooms. Clothes Pins, Wash D RmSE.
Butter Prints Churns, Brushes, Hors:gJ p o+her
cts, Measures, Pruues, Dat Meal: VIZ G,H V1-ry
articles not mentioned. All kinds OF 1"''''.'
Produce received on Commission.
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