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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

Ehefe were two suicides in san Frapcisco on
Sday, making eight in eight days. All were
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
Valuable Information.

BOstOlls Dec, ~ iep''
Gentle men-My only object In giving you this test
nOntai IL to spread valuable Information. Having
been badly atfictd with Salt Rhenm, aud tho whole
surface OF my skin being covered with puppies ana
eruptIons =, many of which caused me great pam ana
annoy ance nn knowing II TO be blood DISEASE took
many of the advertised blood preparations, among
which was any quantity Of Sarsaparlla, without OBJ
faininp any benefit, until | commenced taking the
VRuaTINE and before had completed the first bot
lie saw that had got the right medicine. Conse
auenly followed with 1t until bad taken seven
bottles, when was pronounced well man, and my
skin is smooth and entirely free from pimples and
and attribute it TO the use OF Vcgetine. will make
mention also of tho yegetne's wonderful power Of
curing me- of this acute complaint OF which have
suffered 50 intensely.
On. TUCKER Pas. Agt. Mich: c. RI
% Iypr stl Get, Boston.
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Twelve hundred thousand jurymen--
Yes, many more than that
Have passed their verdict on our clothes
And on our goods have sat.
They We tried our suits for wear and tear
Whilst ALL the style exalt
The universal verdict is
Not Guilty" OF a fault
Although SO very superior in quality, the
prices for our reliable clothing are the low
est to be found. BENNETT n CO, 5lS
Market Street, half way between 9TH and 9th
streets, Philadelphia.
Iron !StOre.-Messrs Bellah & Elliott have
fitted up the building at The corner Of Third and
| French streets, IN the most convenient Style Tor
| the transaction Of business. The varions kinds
of iron, sadder's hardware, paints, oils, harness
leather, shafts, spokes, wagon tongues and other
| articles, are arranged in such manner rs 10 show
| to tie best advantage, and also 10 save labor in
| storing as well as in selling A building better
| adapted to the iron business cannot he found
| anywhere, and the money invested in il must pay
| large interest Blacksmilhs and wheelwrighs
visiting our city may learn something, as well as
! experience feeling of qualification by look
ing throughit The propretUrS are polite and gen
| temanly, end will receive all visltols with plea
sure. They deserve praise and also patronage
for the taste aud enterprise displayed and We
hope they may be amply rewarded. The build
ing has been painted and presents very at
iractiye appearance II is IN all respects vllll-
able addition TO that section Of our city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

One thousand pounds Of nitro glycerine slor-
ed in the Government magazine four miles from
Shreveport, La, exploded on Friday. The ter
rife conclusion shook. every house In Shreve-
port and drove the whole frightened population
into the streets. No lives are reported lost.
Now that this Summer sun is upon us,
and your head and brow, require lighter
cover and more shade, with light footsteps
trip gaily to Humphrey Il Sands hat and
cap store, No. PIG Market street, where
you eau buy 10 cent straw, or a SIS Panama.
A misplaced switch on tbssNew York Mid
land railroad caused a train TO come into COLI
sion with some cars Oh a side track, OH Wed.
nesday. Andrew Thompson and John Poole,
who were working under the cars OH the side
| track, we've killed.
| G. w. Campbell has been arrested ear Blacks
burg, Va, for passing counterfeit fifty ceut
notes. Other arrests of persons passing coun-
terieit money in tine same locality are expect ed
to take place. SD
A Piedsiny Incident.--A udrews Peterson, a
former police officer, was agreeably surprised
last Friday evening, by an invitation which led
him to the City Hall, where after partasing Of
refreshments, he was presented with very
handsome bible by Rev. Mr.. Martindalc, On be-
half OF the members of the Union NJ. z. church,
in recognition Of services rendered by lin in
preserving order ~ the neighborhood of the
church during his Continuance in office, 'I.,e
Rev. Mr.. Sanderson received the present On
behe! OF Mr.. Peterson III few appropriate re-
marks. The Gift Is handsome one. al d we
haye no doubt that IL will be cherished by Mr..
" as one ot4he meat pleasing hcdens'u hi
career.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-29
BROWNLOW,
The East Tennessee Senator Unaltera'
biy Opposed 10 the Civil
Rights Bill.

Major A. S. Prosser, Chairman OF the Rspub
/ Ncan state Executive Committee;
SIR have received your letter in
J forming me that there viii be held in TINS CITY
I tomorrow mass-meeting Of Republicans, e
] give expression 70 their opinions relative tt
/ the recent insurrection in Louisiana, and the
Flatlorm adopted by the Republican State
convention at Chattanooga, and asking me tc
write letter expressive OF my opinions OF
the 81 bIect named. comply with your re-
quest and most cheeTfully, with the under
Standing that the meeting Is IN no wise con,
nected with the convention which Is 70 meel
here tomorrow, TO nominate candidate for
1 faiIy fndorse the course Of the President
in suppressing the rebellion in louisiana
Whatever may be eKellOgg'smeriHso or dement's
whether he be an honest man or rascal, he
was the de gdcfO governor Of The state ne nae
been recognized as such repeatedly Dy tnt
United states government, and the success
fui effort to OverthrOW him by the 1orce ol
arms was clearly Illegal and unconstitutional
No party can sustain itself before the AMER
can people which indorses the laWlessness OF
the Louisiana rebellion.
Not only has the President the right TO inter.
fere to suppress such an tnsurrection as thai
which occurred in Louisiana, but the Law
makes it his duty 70 interfere for the protee'
ton Of all citizens OF all cOlOrs In their per.
sOnal and political rights, wherever the local
and municipal authorities ara unableor un'
willing 10 give that protection.
This brings me 10 the Chattanooga conVen-
tion and platform.
1 nave certainly tettu tiiaL pAHtiShhAs aAA -
is liable TO but one construction, that ls-0p-
position to the civil rights bin. From reading
the Democratic papers Of Middle and W Wesl
Tennessee, see that they take this view Of
this platform. OF course shall cordially 50 D.
port every candidate OF the Republican n party
for every office, from the highest To the low
est, who plants himself sQuarely upon this
platform OF hostility 70 the neiartOus so called
civil rights bill.
Let all candidates OF our party take an un'
eQuivocal position Of hostility to this meas
ure, and they viii largely contribute to defeai
the abomin able bill now before congress, and
recover the lost prestige Of the Republican
party in all parts OF Tennessee. With my besi
wishes for the complete success OF the true
principles OF Republicanism, 1 am, etc,
W. q. BROWNLOW,
KNOXVILLE Septeul Der p 1874.
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Satnrdar. October 3, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ten
ne6see, tO-Wit:
Lots Nos. 2 and 3, part Of subdivision of lots
and Of the east half Of tract Of land con-
veyed by Joseph Soape to Thomas n. and q.
+. Williams by deed dated December II, 1850,
and OF record ia the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, book s, page 426, which east half be
longing 20 the estate OF T. y. Williams, de-
ceased; contains lS31< acres. Lot No. 2, begin
oiDg at the northwest corner Of lot No. ] and
running thence % the southwest corner;
thence north 81 degrees west parallel 70 the
railroad chains and links to stake; thence
north Is chains and 81 links to the old state
line; thence south So east chains TO
the beginning, containing 4.74 acres.
Lot No. 3, beginning At the north
west corner Of lot No. 2 and running thence
TO the southwest corner; thence north 81 de-
grees west 1J2 links 10 a stake 50 feet from the
center OF the railroad thence north l5 chains
and 3s links to the old State line; thence soutn
s. degrees east 800 links to the beginning, 4.05
9cres. See map recorded In NJ. 81 No. g. page
~, November Is, ls72. This sSeptem Der 10, 1874.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
3. A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
~ X. j. Black, Deputy q. and NJ.
l.. d. McKisslck, Attorney. sell
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS



| CIScINEATI, September 2s;-River fee
| 4 inches and stationary, with prospect OF I
/ little rice tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, September .2s.-River station
ary, with 30 inches in the canal. Weatne
cool and clear. Departed: Msnnelle, Arkan
sas river.
LITTLE Rock, September 2s.-Weathe
pleasant River commenced falling amer rtS
Ing feet. There is now feet in the channe
by the gauge.
NEW ORLEANS, September 8.-Weathe
clear and cool. ARRIVED; City of Quincy, st
Louis.
VICKsBURG, September 2-River falling
slowly. Weather clear and cool. Port list
Up: susie silver; down: Bee and bSrges. Ar
rived; City OF Helena.
NASHVILLE, September 2s.-River risins
since Saturday night, with ~ feet inches OF
the shoals. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 2s.-River stil
falling with inches over low wafer OF 1851
Weather CLOUDY and 9Osl. Mercury d 10 CA
Business very hghJ.
PIrrsBURG, September 2S.-River rising
with 3 inches in the channel
sr. LOUIS, September q. - River falling
slowly. Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
BeIle or Shreveport and John F. New Orleans
81. Joseph, Memphis. Departed; Chester
Memphis.
CAIRo, Septern Der 26, Noon.-Weather clear
and cool Arrived: Grand Tower, Memphis
6 a-ru Departed: ST. Genevieve, Nicksburg
pm; John Kyle, New Orleans, 10 pm
Arrived: Colorado, Nicksburg, s pm. De-
parted: Colorado, st. Louis, pm. River Q
feet inches and rising.
Metao-oEaGteaA Ree0xd,
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, September S, lSI4.
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RAILWAY ACCmENT.
A Train Dftched on she Mississippi Cen.
trSI Railway, Near HslIy springs
-eevernl Persons Injured.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, MIss., September
2s.-At one O'Clock Saturday evening the
north-bOuud passenger-train on The New Or
leans, st. Louis and Chicago line was the vic
tim Of landslide in an embanKmeut three
miles south OF this place. The sleeping, la
dies and snnOking-soachesw were thrown rrom
the track down the emhankment, some twen-
ty feet IN hight. The englene, mail and bag
gage-cars escaped. There are as many as ten
wounded, with the following names and
places OF residence: Badly wounded-Mrs. A.
Wilk, Grensds, Mississippi; Isom Morgan,
colOred, Holly Springs; g. B. Woodcock, Bris-
tow, kentucky; a. Prawiz, New Orleans
Slightly wounded-Jsmes Rector, Bristow,
Kentucky, Dora r. Revels, Holly Springs;
T. J. Mcclure, Clear Creek Landing, Illinois;
E. Charles, conductor Of the sIeeping-car; H.
J. Eofrnan. Jefferson, Texas; W. NJ. Clements,
sleeping-car porter. There are others more or
less bruised, but not injured. The engine run
to this place, and sIeeping-oar was provided
for the wounded, to which they were trans
ferred with great dispatch by the railroad Of
heisls. Conductor Fowler, although much
bruised, acted very quickly and kindly for the
relief OF the wounded. General West, presi.
dent Of the line, was very active In the same
cause. The cause Of the slide was the caying
IN OF an enbankment which had been filed
In over a trestIe-Work. The train was run
ming al the rate Of about twenty miles an
hour. The rain was very heavy in this sec
tion.
Captain Joseph Cooke, an old and re-
spected citizen Of this place, was brought
home Saturday with broken leg. he was on
the Chicago excursion.
It is reported that the POstmistress, Ms. n.
G. Gill, has been superseded by Dewitt
Stsarns, late chancellor.
Associated Press Dispatch.1
HOLLY SPRINGS, September 27.-Yes-
terday afternoon, about one o'clock, the
northern bouad mail train on the Mississippi
Central railroad was precipitated down an
enbankment over thirty feet, three miles
south OF here. The ladies-car and Pullman
pRiace-car turned over twice; no one killed,
but fifteen WOunded-One seriously, . cOlored
man. Superintendent Sellars and Conductor
Fowler were among the slightly wounded.
The names Of the passengers ars not ascer-
heavy rain during the morning, which under
tached to the railroad company. The acci-
dent was regarded Is unavoidable. The south
bound train was turned north, and the pas
sengers, mail and express transferred. Trains
on tine to-day.
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MEMPHIS
BANK OF DISCOUNT
AND DEPOSIT,
No. IS Madison Street

81 The business Of this Bank will be mainly
the Buying and Selling of Stocks, Bonds and
Securities OF every kind; the Sale or Purchase
OF Negotiable Paper, the Negotiation OF
Loans, the Investment Of Money, and the
faithful execution OF AL trusts.
~ Stocks, Bonds, etc., sold public sale
when parties in interest desire it.
So The undersigned will give his personal
attention to all business, and will make the
Bank a reliable agent in the interest OF those
who may have dealings with it. His design
is to make 1t the medium for promoting the
interest Of all who may wish 70 buy or sell
Stocks, Bonds, Negotiable Paper, or TO bor.
row or lend money, and a place to which they
may resort for the accomplishment Of these
objects. F. ". sMETH, President.
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Wednesday, I4th day Of October, 1874,

on the premises, sell at public auction, for
cash, TO the highest bidder, within legal
hours, the property described in said tract
deed, as follows: Lots No. s, 9 and Il OF a
plan Of said Deadrick's lands, surveyed lst OF
November, 1856, by c. Z. Burk, and registered
In Cook 80, part 2, pages 4l0. Al, 4l2 and 49,
and containing IN The aggregate q 30-l acres,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at point
on the north line OF Pork avenue az the south
east corner Of said Deadrick's homestead; /;
thence east along Park avenue IS chains To
stake, the southeast corner OF said lot No. IL (;
thence northwardly at right angles TO Park
avenue IL and 92-l00 chains 10 a stake, the
northeast corner of lot No. IA: thence west
wardly along the north lines of said lots Nos
IA, and to the east line or said homestead
tract. thence with the last named line IL and
76-l00 chains to the beginning. Also, one un-
divided third part OF a lot Of ground contain.
ing about one acre, owned in common and
equally by said W. p. Deadrick, Mary e
Speed and J. N. DeadTic<, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at stake where
the northwest line Of Thornton avenue
meets the south line of Alabama street I;
thence west with Alabama street TO a stak ke,
the northwest corner Of lot No. 4, of the sub
division Of county lot No. 500, as made by
John ID. Graham and duly recorded; thence
south with the west line OF said lot No. 4 to
Thornton avenue thence with said avenue TO
the beginning, being so much OF said lot No.
4 as lies west and north OF Thornton avenue
Title believed to be good, but sell and con-
Vey only as trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived. c. c, GRAB AM, Trustee.
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closed, and learn that General Bob Newton
who seems 70 bs-from the way he is addressed
and spoken of-e Jolly gocd felioyv, Known tc
and by every body In Arkansas. We hope the
new constitution viii be adopted, as We think
II Though by no means good as it might
nave been made IA greatimprovement on that
OF ls-, and that 10 Ia superior 20 that
of any constitution in force in any OF the
southern States, or even in the northern, ex-
eept that OF Iowa or Pennsylvania, both OF
Bhich are new, and from the latter or Wnlch
the Arkansas constitutional convention took
almost literally the articles on municipal
and private corporations and also on rail-
roads, canals and turlpikes," besides some
other provisions in regard TO the powers OF
the legislature, and the regulation OF pro-
ceedings IN the enactment OF laws. May
peace, honest and economical and good gov
ernment, and consequent prosperity, follow
the adoption Of the new constitution OF Ar
10
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MARRIED.

FEATH HERSTONE-WH the Cen
traI Methodist Church, Monday. September
28th by f. G. Slater, d. D., Mr.. L. p. FEArH Err
sroFE OF Germantown, Tennessee, ard Mis-
ALICE WHITE, daughter OF Z. A. W hlte, Nj. ID.
OF this city. No cards.
Thus has the true and manly been united
with the beautiful, the good. and the queenly
Msy your married life be as bright and serene
as this your bridal day. JOS. H. NJ.
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DIED.

AISUP-At the residence Of her parents, on
the morning of the Goth instant. MATTE c..
daughter of o. II. and L. ]. Alsup, aged seven
years, tive months and twenty-one days.
HoFFMANN-The friends and acquaint-
ances OF the late FRITZ HOFFMAN, are re-
spsctfuIly Invited 10 attend his funeral, from
the residence, No. $50 Monroe street, this
TUESDAY, morning at nine o'clock.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
among y. Block, NJ. Block and J. q. Ham
ilton, under the firm Of d, BLUCK & CO.,
is from and after this date, dissolved by
mutual consent J. q. Hamilton having with
drawn, he being equally responsible for all
liabilities and Indebtedness OF the nrm up to
the 18th September, 1874. The business will be
continued under the same styled. Block
&Co ID. BLOCK.
NJ. BLOCK.
J. HAMILTON.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed by W.
D P. Deadrick TO Sterling Fowlkes, as trus-
tee OF date, the 18th day OF July, 1865, and of
record IN book 6S, pages AS, 49, $50 and 451,
Mebane, OF or before the lst day OF January,
1870, dated July %, 1865, with intere { from
date, and on which note there still remains
due and unpaid about s2iSz; and 10 execute
which deed oftrust (the said Sterling Fowikes
having departed this lifel was by the Hon
orable the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, appointed trustee instead OF the said
Startling Howl .as- 1 will
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WE have removed our Real Estate Ex-
w change" to that central location over
No. le Madison, near the :. W. corner Of Mad
ison ana Main streets. The Sale and Rental
Departments VIII be conducted as heretofore
the latter In charge Of W. d. McCallum, Esq
au2S IRRELEVANT q co.
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CHANCERY SALE
or
Real E9 t ate.

No. 2Ol5, y. R.-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county-H. Irby, Admir- Of I. n. Williams
deceased, VS.. Sarah A. Williams ct al.
DY virtue Of an in:eTloc ~ decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th
day Of July, 1872, and renewed and modified
July 10, 1874, win sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Greenlaw 0perah0use Build.
ing, Second street, Memphis, Tenn,
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ONE IRON. GRAY HORSE, years old, IS
" hands high, left in stable at shelby Depot
on the 10th Of July, by party unknown. Il
not called for in thirty days we Will seal to
pay charges.
ssI7 JONES q BUCKIY.
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CYCLOP EDIA
FevdAed.

The Standard York or ahs Age-A Lthsa.
~ In ztsetf-EveRy Family Needs n.
A y enterprise for Americans 10 be proud Of
n No rehash OF other CyclopRdias or Dic-
tiOnaries, but wholly an American production
BY The ablest writer's, far eXcelling any foreign
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up to the present time in every branch, IL con.
tains the fullest and latest Information on an
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withoutlt.
M. II. NAHUM 3 engagements for this work.
and his books, have been turned over 70 the
undersfgned and will be filled accordlngly
!. Il. ERELIGH q Co,
Room Z, Planters lns. Building
No. Al Madison street
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Administrators Sale,

I WILL sell the household effects of the late
Il Elizabeth Hartz. al public auctlOn, on
October s, 1874, al 10 O'Clock am.
NJ. HARTZ, Administrator.
A. Z. FRASKLAND, Auctioneer,
sea 1876 and lg7 Main street.
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The pigeon-shOoting match for five
hundrs7 dollars. which was to have taken
place IA Sew York yesterday b. tween 10
gsriua and Payne, Is reported "a. Bsrsa ana
s poses or police got after bhefn.
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I. 0. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE officers and members OF ,ssZsss.
1 Memphis Lodge No. are 3
spectfuiIy requested TO meet at y
their Hall this (TUESDAH) morn
ing at o'clock, TO attend the funeral OF Bro.
+. HOFFMAN,.
Members OF sister lodges are invited 70 at
tend. By order
WN. W. HUMPHREYS, n. g.
I, 2 RTrpR SPcretarV seA
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NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-TO.
days BUl in, after publishing hellogg's let-
tiers as they appeared in the New York IT.
5Esc, says, in rslation 70 Carpenters connsc-
yien Win the matter: ave have seen KEEL
i0gg'> check-bOOAs containing the following
ulcmcrandums on stubs: May 19, ls73, Matt.
Carpenter, 500; Msy Il, 1873, $50; December
- lola, s7l0i another check, date forgotten,
SaJlH We have alse seen letter from Carpen-
Ter 70 Kellogg, calling for more money, and
lntLrna-lng that it must be forthcoming, as ne
was hard up and IN need Of funds. Then fol-
lows long iist made up from the stubs OF the
check-oook, including the following: July
IL lSs3, J. r. Beckwtlh. 500; April s, 1874
eckTlJhp $500; iBeckwith is United States
district attorneys March SlS74, Packard s draft
Lqr ssJl; N arch l7th, :. B. Packard, 500; Ap1l
3D. :. 3. Packard, 500; April 9Th, Packards s
crlft for slulJ; April 18th, Packard, SEQ; April
9l-h, Packard, 500; april S0th, West, Sl0o.
me list published contains memoraudums of
IJrty nve cheeks for various purposes. The
largest ) J une 30, 1873, repairs OF the steamer
gEaril. sl557, and the smallest is April l4th
Laiourche sufferers, 80 July >, lS73, Caleb
cushing, S1lUl.
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HAS Just received and offers Low TO THE
II TRADE, the following goods, viz:
400 bbls. Refined Sugar.
30 bbls. and half bbls. Syrup.
200 sacks Rio Conee.
100 mats Old Government lava Coffee.
500 pkgs. Ground Coffee and Spice.
500 pkgs. Green and Black Teas.
l00e cases Jelltes, Preserves and Pickles, every
style.
1000 cases Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines,
Strawberries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches and Cherries.
1000 pkgs new Mackerel.
1000 boxes soap, Starch and Candles.
$50 boxes and kegs English Soda.
100 cases Concentrated Lye.
50 bbis. Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Fiiberts.
$50 pl1gs. choice Butter and Cheese.
70 tierces Canvased Sugsr-Cured Hams,
500 pkgs. Whiskies, Brandies and Wines.
. bbls. Rectided Cider.
1000 eaddies assorted TobaccOs.
500 rolls BRgging.
100 bundles Ties.
And other articles too numerous to mention.