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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

|RUCK'S CELEBRATED FLOUR and
10 barrel: PRIME BUCKEYE and MERCER
- 30 barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS,
BOURBON and PURE OLD RYE WHISKY,
MANUFACTURED and LEAF TOBACCO,
SAOklNG TOBACCO, in bulk and small
rlcSkN wILL1AMs's REFINED su.
PURE and BxTRA WHITE LEAD,
PHOSPHATES and BONE DUST,
LINE and CEMENT,
SWEET CIDER
On consignment and for sale by
PALMER, HARTSO0K& Il CO..
eL-lm Libby buildings.
FIVE HuNDKEp =. IN! RED BALES OF HAY,
Ice bushels CORN
.... 7,oeo bushels OATS
100 sacks SALT, so
100 barrels FLOUR, s
loe kegs LARD, "
50 kegs BUTTER, s.
srn.p Ic1hecxs = hcxss EAnlLY CHEESE, ~;
IRISH and SCOTCH WHISTLES,
,s,c yAccAICA Run and ,,.,
IN Aore, Wholesale and retail, 1t lowest cash
sii ssIieiss sryLApAy,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

PoLITIcAL VIEW OF GENERAL BUrLERs RB-
slGSArIoN.-A Philadelphia paper says:
''Ths is significant, rs showing the bitter
ness Of feeling which is growing up between
the Radicals and the COnserva tives at Wash
ington General Butler rendered his resigna-
tion some time since, or soon he heard
that Lieutenant- General Grant was about to
give him Il scoring in his official report The
matter was laid over, and nothing more was
said about it until Il few days since, when
General Butler was called to Washington for
a conference with the President. Sequel
General Butler was not satisfied; sase con
ference was not a happy one to him. He looked
up his old rcsigna ton, and had it accepted be-
fore the time came when its acceptance might
appear creditable to him. Consequence: Gene
raj Butler will now be bitter opponent of the
Administrations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

OB ALE, STEAM ENGINE AND
3 S0sLsA. aeoss eighteen heEse power Apply
=. ~ Walsh's gan store, on Main sre:t.
0sto the OiseeAsh o1es,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

ff18nt10I M0f0efs
ALBANY, December 9.-Another frightful
murder has been committed In Central New
York. On Thanksgiving day 1t was Disco
vered that a Mr.. Crandell and his wife, the
former sixty and the latter sixty Ave years Of
age, had been brutally murdered at their re-
sidence, at COontown, in OtsegO county, about
six miles FROM Bridgewater, ON the New Berlin
road. Mr.. Crandell was shot through the
head, and the brains Of his wife beat out with
q bludgeon. Thcre were three ysAoupand dol
lars II the house not found By ythe murnegess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

SOUTHERN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. The
Washington Chronicle, which is supposed to
speak the Presidents opinions frequently, if
not habitually. says in its issue of yesterday !:
The members elected from the Southern
States to the Senate and House are having
occupy seats in those bodies, and are every
where treated with marked courtesy. Gene
rally there is no disposition on either side to
show what may be called discomfort at delay,
or eagerncSs TO prOtract their exclusion. The
impression prevails that they will be admitted
before the close of the present session This
will certainly be so if they continue to march
President and of the anti-slavery ma jOrity OF
both branches Of Congress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11

WAsHISaToS, DecemberS, 5, lS65.-General Lo-
dent and Secretary Of State. He expressed his
desire TO go TO Mexico, if he could be assured
that our policy toward Mexico would be
changed, but declared his unwillingness to 20
unless the Government intended to extend
some substantial aid to the Liberals. The
President informed him that he could not give
him such assurance. Mr.. Seward added that
our policy of neutrality toward Mexico would,
for the present, remain unchanged. Where
upon General Logan definitely refused the
Mexican mission. The matter was discussed
in the Cabinet meeting to-day, and it was de-
termined not to appoint any one else in place OF
General Logan
Notwithstanding the bellgerent tone of the
message toward England, there is no expecta-
ton of war with that Power.-Speciol dis1ratch
to the 1Netc York Netrs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

whore by the general orders Of our super
ior officers, let them 60 to the general ac-
count, where they ought to. 60, and let
each State Of the Union be compelled out
OF its own population to give the quota that
is wanted from it,"
The question being taken by yeas and
nays, resuted-yeas %, nays l2; as fol-
lows:
YEAS Messrs. Brown, Buckalew, Car
lie, Chandler, Colamer, Cowan, Davis
Doolittle Grimes, Harlan, Harris, Hender-
son, Hendricks, Howard, Howe j ohnson
Lane of Indiana, Nesmith Powell Ramsey
Richardson, Salisbury, Sherman, Ten Eycb
Trumblc, VanVinklc, Wiley and Wright
--2S.
NAYS-Messrs. Anthony, Clark, Con-
ness, Dixon, Farweil. Foster, Hale, Nor
gan, Morrill,, Nye, Sumner, and Wilson
-12
ABSENT--Messrs. Foote, Harding
Hicks, Lane Of Kansas, McDougall, Pome-
roy Riddle, Sprague, Stewart, Wade, anC
Wilknson-1l.
SO the amendment was agreed to.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

asE~ At a public meeting held in tho
Grand jury Room on Tuesday evening
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
RfsolUs.i That Col. JoHN g. FRgszL
and Dr. Z. JoKN be committee 10 pro-
coed at once to Toy aud idquirc into tb e
condition Of the eurolmcnt abd quotas of
Columbia county and to ac. 10 conjunction
with similar committees from other paris
of the District, in respeci.tc coiEeoting tn o
xuatas Of the whole district
In pursuance of this above resolution
the committee, have gone to Trey.
tGs' Blank Bonds, for School Boards aac
Supervisors, wishing to borrow money to
pay bounties, printed at the Democrat Of.
fee on short notice.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
DEATHS.

In Shannkiu, Northumberland ca. 80 III ith Of Feb
ruary, Nr Nocn W, Howt TIL, son of Eno,h Howell
Esd formerly pr EsPvt3wn In the % year Of his ago
ln Hcmock township, colunb,r cnuHty. on tho i5tA
'of January last lir McHAEL 5IRc.ER aged W ycats
3months and II dIgs
lu Bloom sh"4g, W"in"sduy night last. AasLIA
LAoo. an aduited daughter Uf Aian y. - LucTetia
Tate, aged about ar.
In Johannesburg, January Jls,. 1895, HArrR JASF.
daughter OF Whiism and UeIUh Stgrner, aged years
months aud days.
Little Hattie was child Of rare Development Civ.
ing evidence of mind quite above her years. Her
parents witnessed in her the elements OF future ex
ccence and the incipent developement OF qlalities
full OF promise, which had kiaded the most animal,
hopes but the bightiug hand OF death has fallen ubl
that inviting life picture aud dined its brightness ant
cut of their fond hopes. Death leaves " shining
mark But little "hat,ie' Is gone 10 live With Hin
who has said. "Sutfsr little children TO come ato III
and forbid them not for Of such il the Kingdom u,
Heaven VI Communicated
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

The AMENDMENT TO TIE CoNsTITU.
TIoN.-rhc Abolilionists and the Admin
istration are in ectacies over what they
call the late amendment to the Consttu-
lion. l. was carried in Congress by the
most rascally means ever employed, even
in that oorrdFt conclave, to disregard the
wishes of the people, and that by buying
up such imbccile Democrats as CO0fOth
and .NeAHlaer, of our State, That such
was the case, we adduce loyal proof
G,eeley and Forney-in support OF our
position, Hear them -
"h has taken the iabOr Of an entire
month, night anil aay, TO Secure this as4-
juiiy."-N I. Tribune.
This is ga triumph for Mat lille paty
which thirty gears ago declared Tie Con-
Sfitution 10 be a cousAGN ruth HCR."--
FoneyS Ee.s,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Loyal Peace Commissioners.

The passer.by cannot have failed to
notice, among the galaxy of "Pe@ce Com.
missioners," play-carded upon the show
board of the Loyal League Rooms, in
Bloomsbury, nearly opposite our Office,
in very large type, and most prominent, /,
the name Of the "BeaSt Buier." Since
the erection Of that miserable insignia Of
oombast, Old Abe has placed his fat,foot
oH his neck and demolished the "Beast. "
We would suggest to thase worthy ledg,
uers, the propriety of removing his name
from its exalted position and substituting
some one more appropriate in its place,
viz :--either Forney or Greely
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Treatment of Soldiers.

Special Despatch to the inquirer.
HARRISBURG, Feb. l4.-Several hun
dred volunteers are again in Camp Curtin,
but are very much dissatisfied with the
Accommodations. Many of them have Wis
tied tie Governor with complaints. One
would suppose that by this time the au.
thortles would be prepared for the arrival
of more troops, but this morning Major
Dodge was requested to allow two soldiers
to enter the hospital, their feet having
been frozen for want Of sufficient covering
during last night. Blankets have not yet
been furnished.
1t is alleged that were it not for the un-
necessary obstacles thrown in their way
there would be now several thousands of
volunteers in camp, The Lewistown Com.
pany have indicated their desire 10 rrturn
and enter the service as soon as a certain
difficulty is removed, and when they have
reason to expect that they will be treated
better. Two companies at Pittsburg are
said 10 be holding back, as they telegraph,
until they are in like manner assured
A company of volunteers from Reading
despatched to the Governor this morning
to know if they could be transferred 10
the Union League Regiment of Philadel.
phia. They were ready to start, but were
deferred by the startling reports Of til,
Legislative Committee Oh Camp Curtin
The S ate authorities, under the order
could not make such transfer There i
no doubt in the world but that, with
proper system OF recruiting and due en-
couragement to volunteer, our quota
could be filed without a draft.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
A Series Of Articles on Roman
ism.

WE intend TO begin within few weeks
o series OF articles on the relation of the
Charch of Rome to modern civilization,
and, 10 particular, civilization in America.
Next to the suppression of the rebellion,
there is at present no question which is of
equal importance to the people of the
United States. The Pope has just in the
most solemn and uneq uivoca manner con-
demned the very foundation of our gov
eminent, and the Roman Catholics Of this
country, who number, il is claimed, about
four millions of souls, arc exhorted to use
their influence for its overthrow. At such
a juncturo, il behooves every Intelligent
American to be fully familiar with the de.
signs Of the enemy ,and to prepare to meet
them.in the proper way.
The Nea0 Fork Metho}as.
The above brief paragraph, from the
last week S issue of Tile MethodiSt,--the
organ Of that fanatical, proscriptlve and
revolutionary association-is big with in
terest and momentous torebodings. 1t is,
in a word, declaration Of fwar-proscrip
ton, death and devastation (blood and
carnage) upon portion Of our fellow
citizens, even to determination for opin.
on S sake. by pack of abolition politico.
religious hounds,wilh"negro on.Me.brGin
That the attempt to subj ugate and exter.
tninatspthe Roman Catholic Church, is tn {
next game in the abolition progI anime, no
sane man can for moment doubt since The
tTiumviratc of political parsons who con-
troll the Methodist concern, have above 81
declared their intention, ant advised thei
followers to "prepare to meet them-thl
Catholicism he pr2per way,"
We believe the foregoing extract is do
oepton predicated upon false hypothe
sis. None but a fanatic could be induced
to believe, that the PoEc has ever con
demned the very foundation of our govern
ment, or "exhorted 10 use their Influence
for its overthrow Were it true, would no
the conductors Of The "NethOJiSt,' hav
Reproduced the Popes revolutionary ar
ticles, in support of the declaration of W ar
&until they do SO, we eshal hold them gui T.
oflalifying the etruth of history,an wifalI!
misrepresentiug the loyalty Of a religion
society, whose devotion to its country anc
Government is without parallel in tht
history of nations.
It will be fearful day, for the fanat
cal bigoss Of our land, when they inau
purate another war upon their fellow
citizens, for opinions sake. That will ia
deed, "deluge the land in blood" Dan
iel Webster, realized its horrors, when he
exclaimed in tha. memorable speech, Goo
srput tba: my eyes may never behold the
o., tiael1 y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Remarkable Confession of the
Secretary OF the Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury maks the
remarkable confession, that. if the people
had only foreseen the vast expenditure Of
this war,they wou d never have eng aged in
it. lie says,in speaking Of the war in it,
commencement
Lad it then beer for1seen that what
was believed to be coutet for months
was to be continued for years; and that
hundreds Of millions of public debt would
ba swollen into thousands Of millions before
the close of that contest, it may well be
doubted whether, ignorant as they were
of their oWn imm n,e resources, the peO-
pie might not hGve shrunk appalled, from
an undertaking which contemplated sac
rGce so far exceeding all ormer exper.-
ience."
This draws from him the ieuarh mat it
was fortunate the people were go iguoraut,
Here him.
"Unaccustomed for 2 long course Of
years tc great national efforts ii was Tor
tunate that their power of endurance
should be tested only by degrees, as the
struggle which Providence had prepared
for them developed its vast proportions
and the necessity of great and long con-
tinued effort became apparent"
We never before heaid d Of national short
sightness and ignorance being made {
subject Of congralulation.
We would add TO the above commentary
of the Cinciupati Enquirer, that the same
corrup; or ignorant leaders, who causec
this Ignorance of the masses, whom they
led by their own false teachings are equally
laboring to perpetuatc a like ignorance
as to other vital matters.
MeWe'k Journal
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Democratic Victories.

Hon. GEORGE SANDERsoN, has again
been reelected Mayor the City Of Ian.
caster. The shoddyites made a viger-
Gus effort to defeat his election but the
Democracy triumphed by 275 majority
Mayor Sandersoh is an excellent man and
has made model Municipal Governor.
.4nother. The Democracy of Reading
have elected a part Of the Democratic
Ticket,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
No more Recruiting in Rebel
States

Senator BUcKALEw's amendment to
the Conscrption Act, repealing the clause
uthorizing recruiting in the Rebel States,
has passed the United States Senate. 1t
is matter Of justice to the whole people
aud meets with general favor. The pro-
ceeding, in the case will be found in full
elsewhere, iu this COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Charles Conner, ESQ.

The Harrisburg "Patriot g. Union,
pays deserved compliment to this faith
ful Clerk in the Auditor General S Office
There are few better men than Mr.. CONNER
and we claim him as an honor to the Col
umbia Democracy. Long may he wave
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
The Wilkes-Barre Exchange.

Messrs p G. & W. EcKRoTu, late Of
this county, have taken the Exchange Ho.
tel, in Wikes-barre, located upon the
Public Square. These young gen,eme0:
we are informed, keep an excellent House
and merit liberal support. Their Card
will be found elsewhere in this Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

PUBLIC sou IRE, WDKFSB B.lRRE, PEh.Y"A
rENiiE undersigned, having pur s.s.y-
4 chased thi stock Of this well known io.I 80
I'll, Comerly kept by VI Jnr PuiGrbnuchy Of -
H. Vaple respectfully solicit the patronage @! t.G
public.
NJ pains viii b" rpaie ~ any Of its drper-r uts'
to rcndur satisfaction 10 MI guests The taS'- aul h.
bar win always he supplied with 4s9 81 tht ml,.
KIT nturds Goo stnbling for horses, ami HttcutNJ
h lstlers Also Livery attached.
The exchange l. engi1ly situated on tho PihIs
square. and ms thrr fore peculiar aivGntiH"g Ia
sous attending cour. or do ny busiues5 in the pu5lc
offices. Charges moderate.
\. B-NheAcvJr gUa come TO town. pleasU ra
2. Z. & w. ECKROTH.
wiki, Barre, Feb, ls, lsG5.
no CONSrNPTlVES.-The undersigned having been
restored t2t.c ain n few week. by very snple
remedy Httcy having Suffered several years win a
severe. lung atrc ion, ana that dread dis Con.
sumption is an1ou to make SHOWN t. h.s fellow SUI.
icrcrs the means g. cure.
To all who desire H. he " III send n copy Of the rra
= nption u sed tree uf clHrge) with the directions
Tor preparing and using tho whchthcy viii IN |
n sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsrHMA, tRlHUuIV.J
COuGHs, CoLps &c, The Cuy inject Cf the asveItscr
III sending the Prescription ia 10 benefit the afcte
and spread Information which h3 cnnceivGs be in.
valuable aud he hnpes every. suF,rer WIN lry mt
remedy as wl cost them nothing, and miy prove
blrssing.
Rev. EDWARD a. " WILSON, Williamsburg.
E:ags CCuaty,
New York.
/ Fphruarv - IRGs I'm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
AUDITORS sOTiiE.

Estate Of W.Nlam Byomn, drcegsel.
IilE undersigned, Auditor appointed
4 by the Orphan'so Court Of Columbia county. to
make distribution Of the fund IN the hands of the Et
ecutor of William Brown, late OF Bfiarcreok township,
Columbia county deceased, among tho persons emit.
tied by law to receive the slmc viii attend the du
u's OF hs app iutr1rni al his uicC is BiuOmsburp on
Saturday, thr 1th day of March, 1893 Al 10 octo,k
in tn forenoon, Wh.u mad Wh.re al persons having
claims against th' est. Of said deceased shall ire
sent the game UrlJIe t-!d Auditor, or be dubarted
from e.IHing in for rhGre Of said fund
W. WRIT, GgluOr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
The Quotas ofColunbia County

Below we publish the quotas Of the sew
eral townships Of this county under the
late call also the quotas that were as
sgued under the 100000 call. 1t will
be seen that they arc considerably up in
the figures.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

FgNIlE subsc ibrr offers to rant. for a
& term Of years, h.r FARM hND PLANT ALTON
situate in Hemlock township. CNumba cunnty, about
three miles West Of Busk Horn. containing anout
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of land, most of which is cleared und in hisA state
Of cultiN alton.
Sad property 10 located the nan puJiic road
lradIng TO Wash!Hgtnavilin, win good Rank i4ru.
Frame House outbnldiHg-, tIGclirn; D..haIfs, Wa.
Ter, Meadow, aud all requisites for rrofit,S. rgrr.
cultural business.
Posscs,ion given upon tho first Of rex ADrii.
" For tcrIns and particulars, Upp'y 90 Any. e..
rabbi at his resiicuce IN Bloomsbury, on satttlsy.
th1 25lh O February.
BARBARA plCENiLIER.
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MARRIAGES..

By the Rev. W. Lesher at the hausc Of u bride.
father, n Btiarrrcck Columbia county on tn, ~ at OF
J0u IL !, Mr G. y. ttNPaE L, Adjt of the iI1d rep
meut T.. to Miss sAgNH L, R,In,cH, formerly Of
Newport, luYerne county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
Neru rtlsellyc!lsG,
yNTHlSKERSl WHISPERS! DO Won

w want Nhiskers or MOustaGhts Oar Gteciau
Compound will force them to gro,y on tho smoothest
face or chin or hair on bald heads ia six Weeks 49,.
Price, 81 o. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sla ed
o receipt of price. Address,
WARNER t CO.. Box l3S. Brooklyn, ~ Y.
February l5 ldG5-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

THE SPOTTED FEvEn.-The Wayne
county Herald says: We hear of some
cases Of Spotted Fever in various looaIi
ties throught the county,
The Carbondale Advance says that II
hade made its appearance at Waymart,
and there have been several cases at Al
denville--no new ones being reported
Another case is reported at Bethany early
last week, and we have heard Of one in
CHEEKY Ridge township. We are thank.
iul to be able to report that Honesda!e has
as yet been wonderfully exempt from the
ravages of this terrible disease. The fever
still fingers around Carbondale, and i:
said to be raging with considerable violence
at Archibald,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

How to have made Butler sure OF taking
Fort Fisher He should have been made
to understand that there was big lot OF
gold init, pile of silyefware. and few
thousand hogsheads of sugar lie would
then have got lasiGe, himself, If he had 10
burrow in like a woodchuck
Gen, Johu c, Brcckinridge has Been sp.
pointed Secretary Of War Of the Cohfedc,
rate Statc6,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18

A Man in New Jersey bought second
hand overcoat from dealer little while
ago and as it didn't fit we'll over the back
ripped open tie lining and found $3.50 in
greenbacks slowed away in it, The Goa,
fits him now.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-02-18
ElXCEaANGfl Rs1TEsl.

February Il. lsG5.-lm..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

LATEST ARRIVAL
Per Steamship and Sail.
100 BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
lOo 90 bbls Extra Flour
100 bbls. superhne Flour
146 bbls. Super Flour
125 bbls. Fine Flour
80 bbls. No. / Mackerel
60 bbls No. Maokerel
20 half bbis. No 2 Mackerel
as as quarter bbls. No. 2 MacEerei
25 kits No. Mackorel
400 bbls. Potatoes
rs kegs Butter
10 boxes Bacon sides
10 terces Hams
10 hhds. Hams
5hhds. Bacon Shoulders
terces Bacon Strips
20 bbls. Crushed Sugar
as bbls. Powdered Sugar
20 bbls. Clarified Coffee Sugar
20 bbls. Brown Sugar
20 sacks Coffee
400 sacks Liverpool Salt
400 boxes assorted Family Soap
200 boxes Fancy Soap-Colgate's
70 boxes Candles
90 boxes Starch
20 dozen BroomB
so boxes Mustard
26 boxes Black Tea
SO coils Manila Rope
20 coils Hemp Rope
200 boxes Tin-assorted
100 coils Iron Wiro
20 coils Lead Pipe
20 dozen Hstchets
10 dozen Hammers
dozen Wood.Saws
40 dozen Collins Axes
10 dozen Looking Glasses-assorted
800 III Segars-assorted
rs reams Foolscap Paper
90 reams Letter Paper
rs reams Note Paper
10 boxes Ink
And desirable lot Carriage Trimmings
For sale by ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
Nos 128 and 1913 Meeting. street
Decemper u warehouses; Nos 81 and IS at.