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It viii be remembered by our readers chat
The Iihig Charged upon the Coppcr-J ohm
son party during the last political canvass
the design TO saddle debt upon the State
to pay the shareholders and authors of the
rebellion, for slaves emancipated. Mr.. Ma.
grudcr, Of Prince George declared in the
House Of Delegates in debate on the C0nyca
ton bill that the people had been robbed Of
their property by emancipation, and sooner
or later these robbed slave holders expected
compensation An attempt to hoodwink
the people Of the Northern and Western
counties was made hy attaching to tho Con.
yentI0n bill Il disclaimer Of any attcmp to
seek compensation for cmancipated slaves.
We find the House this week granting Mr.
Maddox leave TO present bill for taking
and preserving testimony in relation to slaves
taken by the military during the rebellion
from their owners. These and similar in
diCations clearly point out the sense of The
present rebel party OF the State now in pow
.er. Their object is first to get permanent
control Of the State by giving an increased
representation 10 the little southern coun-
ties, and over;urning the present govern
ment Of the Slate by revolutionary means in
favor Of the rebel policy aud then boldly
strike lar rtinurnSll;gn
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The bill for the Assembling a Constitu,
tional Convention in May being under
consideration in the House Of Delegates. =
Mr.. Appleman Republican,, of Washing
ton, spoke against the proposition to increase
the number OF representatives from the late
large slavcholding counties, stating that ii
the Democracy wanted their negroes repre-
scented iri~the General Assembly they should
vote for and cleo them, and not. allow their
old masters to represent them. He declar.
ed that if the dominant party Intended to
ity for redress. Mr.. Tobey (Republicanl ,
OF Washington county, also spoke against
the bill, aud yessrs. Clarke tBemocrai), OF
Baltimore county, and Phelps (Democrat)
Of Dorchester, advocated its passage.
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AEornER Srv&a'!NG HLGcE REHcYnD.-
The Maryland Senate on Tuesday night
last declared Alfred Spates Senator from
AlIcgany county, in place Of OAr-ayes II,
nays 8. In order to effect the repeal of the
! law giving one United States Senator to the
Eastern Shore, the SWAIN party found it
was necessary to have one more vote in the
Senate. That vote has been acquired by
the oustng OF Mr.. Ohr aud the placing IN
his seat one Of their secession brethron.-
This is part Of the bargain and corruption
between Swami and the pro-slavery demo,
cratic party of the State,
The evidence in the case shows most con-
clusiycly the election of Ohr by upwards of
hundred majority, IN addition to the lille.
gulity Of the election in two democratic dis,
Ticts. a greater violation Of law and JUS,
'ice was never porpetratcd than in cjecti9g
Ohr in favor of Spates.
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Mr.. ED!ToR:-As you invite correspon.
dencc from the different sections Of our
| county, and no one has recently communi-
! Gated with you from this North East crn set.
tlement, a Tyro in newspaper writing ven,
lures to furnish you few '.iotLings from
life" in which he would ''nothing extenuatc
or set down aught in malice.'
Oar town has not the finished (?) anpear
arce it wore last spring, for the spirit of
| Improvement has been rife among us. One
now dwelling house has actually been erected
since that time, besides sundry large and
small additions to others ard yet there is
room for many more ''of the same Sort or
of-auy other.
The Mccullough Ison.Co (not unknown
! to lHmc) have recently enlarged and ncrcas.
ed their facilities for rolling iron. and have
erected large warehouse, near the railroad
station, Tor the storage Of sheet iron. etc
The building will contain an engine a lathe,
and apparatus for washing the sheets. An
establishment for anncaling purposes is also
in process Of erection, and sundry Other i'm
provements are contemplated, such as Il now
Office, school-house, chapel, &c. 4 change
has recently taken place in the cInrkship at
the works. Mr. u. l.. Tuohtone, after sery-
Ing the Company very efficiently, and win
ninG golden opinions from all who knew him.
goes To WilliamSport Pa, there ia a,nha,,.
IN businne; for himenlr
Ca Saturday afternoon last the worI;mcn
employed ut this establishment presented
Iir. Iuchtone with an elegant gold watch
and chain, as Il testimonial of their hgh ap-
probation OF his conduct toward them dur
ing his association with them. The prcsen.
talion speech on behalf Of the donors was
made by Rev. J. O'Neiil and rogn"nbnj to
BIZ Mr.. r.. in q feeling manner.
We learn that work has Lcnn rosn,,oI r,o,,
the stca,a saw mill hciua rrertrI hrrn I've
and for j. G. johnson. Eso.
Our town was the scene of ana cyIroor1;.
nary religious excitement. few wccLs oro.
which resulted in Il larra ald;tion tn H.
mau,brrsniD of the n. r. CLn,rh Lorn onL
We suppose, the pastor feels moro of b"ao
now than at thc bccinDino of his niniyt,,.
anonr us. '''''''''
The pastor OF this Church was oaraeori,
SURPRISED, ON Friday NIGHT Inst, ,y TnnoI;n.I,
visit from large cC,pnaDy of hi. nor;sh;an.
crs. hrinrinc with Them boun,iG,I .nr,,Iv
Of hams. beef. lard. poultry. baiter. Gnnr
meal, potatoes, canncdan dried fruit. grocc.
rcs. %c.. besides ronydollars in orrenIo,I..,
These wore presented in behalf of the firnts
Of the ra.ior oDd his fnnt(v Nv RnssnlI
Thomas, ESD. and Acknowledged Inv thc
former ns we'll as nm aaitatcd public sneaker
could do.
4 new excitement now cnraaes The public
mind Fora few wears nast our citizens have
determined bv ballot whether ardent sriri.s
should or .h0uld not be sold in their midst,
This was in Pursuance If legislative action
in their favor. giving to the VOTING nourlation
the very democratic power TO determine for
themselves the much abused question of
license or no license Rrrcntlv hawnvrr
the dcv9tces OF rum. Che satellites Of NO,
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JULES gAEsED's
L'EMAlL De PARIS, "
A New BGautia2r OF the Skin,

TESTIMONIAL. F.OM C.tEpRA'rED LAMPS
--.,,,, .
MS secret OF peA"liilinS the skin being known
the most harsh ard trrrnd sit b',h tI . ~ W. 80
color Of pnsAri lyo,,., rcG,y ~ iisr, ',,t '''
wi3rhcr appearing as trer%lc, fln nI,,aF ,,.r ~
.itchwu.r.i su,.ls mud ia r."r.i.ii 's '',' w
Tho agents. Of .t.E;JifL D- PARTS, n,,sf .c,,,e
denly Submit to the nslic IA earnest eninr.n,,
Of .7,ch tl,tiu.,r,'. he'd l,iirs M. > 1'i''
-
SiaaJN E1PpNt.
VI Ills !ELIC.TA EESTN NJ.
. ,,.. Miss MAGGIE IIr. Hell.
Mrs. D. :. y ~ Ei>
LJIII.!i4 WESTERN,
Madame Id,tiS!.
Mrs. EMMA " kliEr
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DECEASED. Nathaniel p. Willis died at
his residence at "Idlcwild," near New York
City, last Sunday, aged sixty years. Mr..
W. was a poet of considerable ability, and
by his connection with the newspaper press
became widely and favorable known. For
the last twenty years he has been connected
with the Home journal, which is one Of the
most popular papers Of the presen, day,
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SoRGo CoNyENrIoy.-Thc Maryland Sprgc
Convention will convene at Gilmour' Hotel
l24 West Baltimore St. near Sun office, on
Tuesday, February 18th, at 10 O'Clock Am.
Samples Of Syrup, Cane Seed in the head
Mush Sugar, or other matter if interest, i
sent to Messrs. John NJ. Griffith Il Co., A.
N. Paca St., Baltimore, will be properly
cared for and laid before the Convention.
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"SIyYERs STAND on SLIrrHnY PLAcEs,n
is an old and familiar saying, the truthful
ness Of which has been verified, from The
way they have been falling and tumbling in
Elk.on, the past week.
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LODGED L, JAlL.-Johp Il. Wright (col'd)
was arrested and lodged in Jail on Thursday
last, on the charge of the larceny of horse,
the property of Mr.. Joseph Beach.
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BouNrIEa TO STAyEs.--rho Committee on
Finance of the Maryland Senate have re.
ported unGayorable ON the resolution to
suspend the payment OF bounties TO slaves
who enlisted in the Federal army from this
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I5s~ We have received Journals of the
House and Senate Of Maryland. and other
Valuable documents from the Cecil members
of the Legislature, for which they have our
thanks.
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bag after day lieutenant Governor Cox,
Mt the appointed hour, marches from the
Senate chamber across to the hall of the
Delegates, 4: the head of the serato to vote
for United S-toa Senator. On Thursday,
the nth sham vote was taken, the members
scattering t!icjr votes on different candidates,
in order TO comply with the law OF Congress,
and yet avoid an election Of L. S. Senator.
The Eastern Shore law not yet having been
repealed. Governor Swami cannot be
legally elected to fiji that Office, and the
bargain by which the State was sold to the
pro-slavcry democracy, thus concluded. -
This bargain AMI sale between Swami and
the present Legislature of Maryland is the
browning political disgrace Of the century
Each dcsp;sc and dread each other as they
would plague; yet like professional rogucs
work together to consummatc scheme OF
mutual vilaiuy.
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SALES OF real. ESTATE. Mr.. d. Bratton,
Real Estate Agent, has sold for Mr.. John T..
Lee, the home tracts Of The Plum Point farm,
containing about 232 acres, to Mr. Caspar
W. Morris, j., Of Iacony, Pa, for $12, 900.
The honsc and lot Of Mrs James Graham,
in Elkton, to Mr.. Robert G, Lewis, for
$1,000.
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ELETOY, JANUARY 2G, 1857.
Ncgro Equality.

stale twaddlc got of every day hy editors
and orators of Comprehend persuasion, We
presume that good ,aany well meaning
persons will be frightened ont of their pro-
plicty by them, Just rs they used TO lie in old
slavery times at the uiaddog cry Of ~ DO.
litionism." We Will, therefore, for thcir ben
eft and enlightenment, analyze the matter.
and see what the Iaclneyci phrase Of me.
gro equality" means. What rcoToSin& DO
the men who use such vague expressions as
"ncggo equality, " ''social equality o' races
and ''perfcct equality between the races,
wish to convey ~ them: The impression
! left upon the common mind BIZ tl.nm is, that
by some iu.zrj'c,hia process negro is to
be pat in every white mans paIct, seated
% every white WaH', table, AID made The
uigor Of even white man daughter hnd
whoncccv The claims of the black man to an
equality before line I'warc urged, TIE person
urging them Is yaicar0rtd to Dc cu7icd of
| ~ !a;ch foolish questions as, How would
yon Ike TO have a niger marry yo0r dang.
| ter or, how would you like to hay" uigger
wcnch for wife? or, how would you like to
have a niger do thu, aud so!
/ =
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IRON STONE CEMENT.

FOR ROOFING, WALKING, NAMING J EOOF,
nj DOR OR WALL entirely WATERPROOF as well
:ts RatProof is everlasting, easily applied, requi-
ing no mechanical ingenuity to make or apply IL
This Cement ressts heat and cold eiieeflaiiy, ana
is warranted To need repairing; costs less than
any known Roofing OF Waing, but would be cheap
at lie price OF ordinary materials used for those pu-
poses. ,
County Rights in Pennsylvania, New York and
Maine have been sold rs high rs 500
S8-For County Rights and instructions ioI manu-
featuring and using, apply at The .fhJ office, lkton
Dec |, ls66--tf
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4 CEiEG CRIES FOR MoRE pAY.-Amonc
the petitions presented TO the House Of Del
cgates, at Annapolis, this week, was one by
Mr.. Evans, from john S. nossel, Crcr of
the Court, at Elkton, for increased compoa-
saton. Mr.. Evans afcrward obtained leave
to report Il bill to compensate the Crier of
the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
This office OF Crer OF the Court is pretty
generally considered a sinecuro. The duties
performed by him could readily be transact
ed by the Bailins, and i'll place Of an addi
tional expense to the county in the matter
OF increased compensation, the present sum
paid to that officer thereby saved.
If the prcsent compensation is too small,
the crier can very easily obviate the diff.
Guilty by resigning, and we venture to pre-.
diet that the Baiilr to the Court will assume
TO perform the increased duty Of crier for
the additional compensation less--which
the Crler now receives. Suppose this plan
be tried before additional compensation be
legislated to said Crier? We think it will
work no detrmcnt to the business of the
Court, and save something perhaps to the
tax payers of the county.
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EoR RENT.

4 WiIEELWRIGIIT SHOP. in vortl, ,...,
"a county Nd. For particulars Apply to East N'cA
Ia, ., ,os- D.. HOLLAND HA.GRAVES,
- - -" on Ie prcnisca.
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CECIL COUNTY NIGH SCHOOL,
ELKTON, MARYLAND.
THIS Institution has been recognized tc

REV. WALTER 8, pEYsDALE, AN, Principal
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What is this Medicine, called "Hei.
nitsh's Queens Delight"

TT is valuable compound of Roots and
Il Gums, discovered and prepared on
chemist 1t is found, upon trial of more
than 1900 cases. to be the only sure blood
purifier, and will cure all those inveterate
and stubborn diseases which arise from
impurity of the blood; and whilst it does
this, 1t ,exerts a powerful influence over
the whole system, invigorating and restor-
ing the weak and crippled organs of the
body to healthy action. Nov 2 emo
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VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.

TtHE advertiser offers, at private sale,
i and at a great sacrifice, a collection Of
all in good condition. Among the collec
ton are Clarkc's Commentaries, 6 vols. ::
Wesley's Works, vols; Fletcher's Works,
vols. These three sets of standard Me.
thodist works are in uniform binding,
library style, gilt backs and edges, and as
vols, handsomely bound; Macauley's
History Of England, vols; Napoleon at
st. Helena, by Sir Hudson Lowe, 2 vols. !;
Jean Paul, vols; Cummings Lectures on
the Miracles and Minor Works, vols. :;
Las Casas' Memoirs of Napoleon, vols,
&C., &c. The lot contains 172 volumes
principally standard works, all in good
condition: and to the purchaser, about 200
additional volumes miscellaneous works
will be thrown in gratis. To those desir-
ing to form private library, this presents
the most favorable opportunity ever Of
fered. Inquire at this Office. Dec 4
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FINaNcIAG AND ooaInrrnorAI;,..'

New YORK, December 14-Noon.
Stocks steady. Gold 3356. Mess
pork dull, at 2I.S7. Cotton aniet. at
l61a@15A.
7P. M.-Cotton less active; sales
q, 500. bales, at 1516@15A. Flour
closed quiet and steady. Wheat 2C0
30. better. Corn more active, and
2(@3o. better-mixed Western l. $500
1.4. Pork very dub, at 21.25. Ba-
con dull. Lard dropping, at 12I0
1875. Gold closed firm, at 3416.
BALTIMoRB, December I4.-Cotton
very much depressed-nominally
Is. Wheat steady and receipts light.
owing to distractions to navigation.
Corn firm-yellow I.22; white 1.18M
1.20. Oats firm, at 70@75.
CINCINNATI. December 14.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn dull, at
$50. Cotton dull-131s. Mess pork
offered at FL for old, and % for new.
AUGUSTA, December 14.-Cotton
market quiet; sales 4O7 bales-mid-
ding 1334@14.
SAVANNAH, December 14.-Cotton
dull; prices unchanged--middlinn
ctiCo oCO
CHARLESTON, December 14.-Cot-
ton opened ut an advance of 14c., but
in consequence of Liverpool news
receded to previous quotations-mid-
ding 15; sales $50 bales.
MOBILE, December 14.-Sales cot
ton to-day 1.700 middl:nS u;
market closing quiet and dull.
New ORLEANS, December 14.-Cot-
ton qniet-sales 5000 bales; mid
ding Orleans 1424. Sugar and mo-
lasses active and unchanged. Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and
firm, at LIS. Oats 85. Pork lower,
at $3.50. Lard nominally unchanged.
Bacon unchanged. Gold 32O32l,.
LIVERPOOL, December 13-Even-
ing.--Cotton to arrive firmer, at I'd. {:
sales 10, 900 bales.
LONDON, December 14-3 P. M
Bonds 717s.
LIVERPOOL, December 14-2 P. NJ.
Cotton-more doing -uplands 714d. {;
to arrive ga.
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Fashionable Dancing sohooI.
MR.. III RAJfFyu;.t.

a 3, Mh J. ii. BAlLEY wishes to inform
! 70 tne citizens OF Columbis, and vicinity,
LesiAthe FASHIONABLE DANCES OF
THE DAY and great variety of FANCY
DANCES for Children. Days of tuition
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS OF each week. Classes for Juveniles
meet az o'clock Pm. orprivate Glasses,
OF parties. Glasses at the Hall, for Ladies.
viii meeteat 10 o'clock A. NJ; Gentlemen at
8 p. ID: Terms-Private lessons 81 each.
Juveniles in classes SIS for twelve lessons.
Mr.. Bailey agrees to teach all the Bali
Room and Parior Dances in twelve lessons.
will please apply immediately, as their stay
IL limited to one seseion only. Dec TO :.
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NEW BOOKS.
THREE ENGLISH STATESMEN--Pym
IL Cromwell and Pitt.
The Empress Josephine; by Muhlbach
In Bonds, novel; by Laura Preston.
Harem Life in Egypt and Constantno-
pie; by EmmeliD' Lott, Governess to
1brahim Pacha.
Inez; by Miss Evans, author of st. Elmu.
Stones of Venice; by Ruskin.
Lee and his Generals; by Pollard. H.
lusirated. And number of new English
Cheap Novels, for sale at McCarter's Book
store. r. L. BRYAN.
Dec
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SHERlFF'S SALES

Rf virtue Of sundr, writs of teri facios,
FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in Janu.
airy next, before the Court House in Column
bia, within the legal hours, the following
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner of
Geryals and Bull streets. in the city of Co.
iumbia, known as the late residence of tho
defendant. The lot contains one and one
third OF an acre, more or less, and bound
ed as follows: On the South by Gervais
street, on the East by Bull street, on the
West by DR.. Leland's lot, and on the North
by Lady street.
ALSO,
The HOUSE and LOT on Washington
street, in the city of Columbia, known and
occupied as La N Offices, containing one-
half acre, more or less, and bounded ON
the South by Washington street, on the
West by the Court House lot, on the North
by estate of r. W. Gibbes' and DR.. J. W.
Powelrs lots, and on the East by Mrs.
kennerly's lot; levied on as the property
Of John Bauskett. deceased, at the suit Of
W; IL. Gibbes. VIM. A. Harris. ct al, Va.
john Bauskett. Terms cash.
Dec 10 F. w. GREEN, S. II. D.
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Valuable City Lots for Sale at Auc-
ton.
JACOB LEVIN Aucfioneer

lion.
JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.
Formerly o,oned by the late G. Y. Antue,p,
IN the city Ct Columbia.
"iLL be sold, on the FIRST MONDAY
w in January next, the desirable LOTS
werp, now the property Of H. =.
DEGRAAF, consisting OF:
That lot of LAND fronting on Richard
son street 56 feet and running back 175
feet, and bounded by said street, lands of
Isaac Cohen, w. H. Dial and estate of John
at sale.
That lot of LAND fronting on Richard
son street, (known as the Exchange Lot.
being SO feet in front and rear, and 17ti
teet III depth, moro or less, and bounded
by said street and by lands of Boatwright
estate, F. G. DeFontaine and A. Palmer.
This lot may be divided at SALE
That lot OF LAND on the corner of Cam
den and Gates streets, fronting on Camden
street, North, 35 feet, and on Gates street,
west, 30 feet, more or less, and bounded
by said streets and by the Catholic burial
ground and lands of DR.. George Smith
ALSO,
That lot of LAND on the corner of Cam
den and Marion streets. fronting on Cam
den street 80 feet, and on Marion street
zoo feet, more or less, and bounded by said
streets and by lands Of DR.. Trezevant and
Thomas j. Rawls.
ALSO,
That LOT on Arsenal Hill, fronting
South ON Laurel etreet 80 feet, more or
less, and running back 208 feet inches.
bounded East by Haltiwanger and West by
Robertson.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money cash: the balance payable in
five years, with interest from the day of
sale at per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, to be secured by bond and
mortgage. Purchasers to pay for titles.
For further information, apply to
F. w. MoMASTER,
Attorney at Law, No. Law Range,
Nov % s5I12 Columbia. s. C.
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Cnble Dcapatchos.

LONDON, December IA barrel
Nof powder exploded under the wall
OF the prison in Clerkenwall, where
Col. Burke was confined. The wall
was blown up, and twenty houses
shattered. The firemen are digging for
the dead. No prisoners escaped; for
ty men, women and children were
wounded. The man who lit the fuse
escaped. 49,
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Assignee's Sale.
By LEVIN & MIKELL. Auctioneere

obedience to the order of the United
nj: COHEN, bankrupt, 1 will sell, on
TUESDAY, tho 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, at
the store Of Levin and Mikell, on Wash
llngton street, the following articles be-
longing to the bankrupt estate, viz:
All the FURNITURE, consisting of
0nairs, rabies, Bedsteads, Carpets, Bu-
reaus, Crockery, Glassware, DC.
The STOCK of RETAIL GROCERY
consisting OF Wines, Liquors. assorted,
Soap, Tobaccoes, Smoking Tobacco, Flour
&c.
"A lot OF SILVER WARE and one Gold
Watch and Chain. Conditions cash, in
greeSoh5. II. E. SCOTT,
Oec . Assignee
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FRESH SUPPLIES,

OO !" NEW WSUGAR-CURED HAMS.
wv 1000 lbs. Breakfast Bacon,
6,000 lbs. Clear Sides and Shoulders,
200 bags Country Flour,
10 bbls. Fresh Biscrit. assorted,
70 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
q hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
10 bbls. Fresh Buckwhest Flour.
6 " Golden Syrup.
Smoked Beef and Tongues, with a full
assortment of Pickles, Sauces, Ketchups,
.&e., &C., for sale low, by
Nov Fl i. K G. HOPE.