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NEWPORT BANK.

A T the anpual meeting of the Stock
"A holders of the Newport Bank, on wednes
day. the 5,h inst, the following persons were cho.
sen Directors for the ensuing scar viz :-Const ant
slocum, Henry Moore. john coggestali, Asher
Robbins. Caleb Greese. and William s. N. Allan
Andst Q meeting 81 the Directors. held subse.
qneptly, on the samc dsy, CossrAsT rAsss was
chosen President.
.-.1,.s JOHN r. sHgAR1AN, CASHIER /.
Newport Jsnu,ry II, 1870
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in their company. ! consider i Fortunate
that no blood has been she'd so lutte
dol apprel,end that the nation is hostile.
that il [ could obtain transportation l
would proceed to their towns. have
no, however the means ofpurchasiog hor-
ses, and | am also anxious that the res
toration Of our property should be made
under such imposing circumstances as
will convince these savages, th,t the Aag
of the Uni,ed States protects its bearers
in every situation. send an Indiaa With
this letter, to request thqt the sxam boat
may be stopped Ut the Isle aux Vaetrs.
II viii have to travel slow; two of the
party are very ,nuch i,,lisposed; all Of
US are worn down and exhausted.
Z have the honor to be,
Colonel, your ohedient servants
THOMAS BlDDLE,
Major u. S AriH.sy.
To Coz HSNRY AIHfssoy,
S Coa,9 Military Department.
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STATE or M.fIhE.


The subject of the admission Of
Maine into the Union, (says the Nat.
lntelligencer) is now before both Houses
of ofCongless.
There is no objection TO the admiss-
ion of Maine into the Union Her pop
ulation, territory, and intelligence, emu.
tie her to the place which, by the con-
sent OF her parent, she claims in the
Confederacv. There is, however. an
apparent indisposition in some Members
to act on this restion before the Missou-
ri question Is settled.
There is one point in relation. to the
new state which is rising like star in
the last, respecting which much doubt
is entertained that ls, the apporticnlment
OF Representatives in Congress, between
her and Massachusetts,. The two states
are ageeed cn this point--each portion
of,crritory to retain its present number.
But the question is, whether such an ar
rangement is valid without the ascent Of
Congress; and, ifnot, whether Congress
have the Constitutional right, even with
the consent of the two states, to establish
any rule on the subject.
This point is not yet settled.
-~~A~S.H
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Total, S 49,, SCI "a
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PORT or NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Schooner Telegraph. wbi,msrsh. ST Domingo /;
5rigs Alligator, Thompson, do iicbe, Pratt, Alex
andrix 1ra
CLE3RED,
ychooner Telegraph, White 'emarsb. Eew.york |,
soops Rapid. Perry, do invnciblc, Eiiss, Norfsk
Snnday, Jan 9-Ar iyed brig Hcbe, Pratt, IL
days from Aiexsndra Jan s. lat 80, 30, Ion TO-
IS. spoke sob Oliver r. Perry, days from hence.
for rhiiadeIphis 9Th. in lat 40. lon 20. dip
winsiow. Chace. from Pacific Ocean. for New
Bedford
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FIRE .<T BoRDEAToH.V.

On Tuesday afternoon 4!h inst. the
splendid mansion Of Joseph Bonaparte
pI,te King of Spin, and now styled
Count de Surviiiiers) at Bordentown,
N. ]. was destroyed by fire. The fire
originated in the fourth story from some
defect in stove. Most fthe furniture,
and the whole ofthe valuable paintings,
which it is said cost 10000 dollars,
were saved. The owner, who had been
on visit to this city. arrived at his seat
within an hour after the event had oc-
Cured (N 7rk PAPER.
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II ma MO RIAL

r.t@ y II MBMORI1L
Has been sent on to Congress from
the New York Chamber Of Commerce,
demonstrating against the policy of de.
manding the prompt payment Of duties
in cash, and laying duty Of 10 per ct.
on all sales at auction; but recommend
ing duty of 2 La per CT. OH goods
sold at auction in original packages; and
Of 5per ct on all goods, with some ex-
ceptions.
A paragraph in foreign print, states
thAt the number Of Newspapers pub
Eshed in England, last year, was 2li.
The number published IN the United
States, in 1910, was $50; and as we
have increased in wealth, and population,
since, we should suppose there is now
near 500.
The Cenfinei SAYS, that !" the late tu-
mults in England have terminated wholly
in favor Of power and preSogative; tina,
the loyalty Of the nation is apparent. and
that at the last dates tranquility was per-
feefly restored"
= This is calculating rather too rapidly.
TO Judge from the debates in Parlia-
ment. "a pretty good criterion, one would
suppose that the tumults were about TO
commence, instead OF being terminated.
There certainly is no good ground ior
the remark, that tranquility is perfectly
restored "-It is true, there. had been
numerous meetings Of those friendly to
the existing order Of things; and it IS
equally true that the reformers continued
to assemble IN immense numbers, and
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At Sssss Eimgsso'sn, on The % inst. by the Rev
Mr. ii.ai a md, Mr.. Jous siAKros, jun Of Hieh
UaSnd, 10 ~,ss ELIZA Boss, OF the f1i mer place
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themeetngs for drill and otfes military
exercises were by no means contrmpti-
bic. We shall wait Cor another arrival
from England. before we credit the dec
laration, that tranquility is perteefLy re-
stored, and the people deprived Of every
vestige of libcr,y.--Bos. Pat. n
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It's mentioned in the last Quarterly
Rcyicw, that Lord Stanhope related the
fact in the House of Lords some time
since. that by particular statute, the pun.
islment of fourteen years TRANSPORTATION
was to be inflicted Tor particular offence,
".and upon conviction, ole half thereof
should go to the informer, and the other
TO the KING !" The probability is, that
for certain offence, a severe penalty was
incurred, which was appr oPriated in the,
usual manner. Bet in the hurry OF leg
Sslation some member proposed to a.
mend thh law, by substituting trans
porcation' in lieu of said penalty. The
amendment was adopted without fur
ther examination OF the law; and thus it
went into the statute book ABos. Pat.
1t is rumoured that Spain Will make
reprisals upon our commerce, 1t we take
the Floridas !-''Our army swore terri
bly, in Fhndcrs," said my uncle Toby.
But, badinage apart if Spain has the te-
Inerity to attempt reprisals, would not
the balance of the account be hugely in
our favour.2 IF not, we could make a
conquest of Mexico, and give it to the
South american Independents.
.1uguso Chronicle.
Bill of mortality We understand
from an authentic source, that the num-.
ber OF deaths reported IN this city, dur
ing the year which has just closed, a
mounts to 3,l76. The number re-
ported in 1913 was 3,26s. A compar-
ative statement Of two years, exhibits a
decrease in 1919 of SO deaths.
n. York Com. .1dp.
Public Buildings at Washington.--
BY the report of the Commissioners of
the Public Buildings, transmitted Vto
Congress by the President, it appears
that all the labour contemplated in the
estimates presented to Congress at the
last session has been performed; and
that the actual expenditure has exceeded
the estimate by nearly 100000. The
amount of disbursements on account Of
The Public Buildings, from the lst of
Oct. 1913, to the 3Cth Of Sept. 1919, is
as follows -
Wings of the Capitol, SlSl,3i7 GO
Centre of do. l6C.925 rs
Executive Officers, 1872 l49 81
l1ihces to Presidents House, 6,49s 60
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From, the So. Loms Enquirer.
MISSOURI EXPEDITION.

d transaction in TcSafu I'D WHICH, So"'C
mista,ements have appeared--we can add,
that at council held near Clmp NlisAou-
ri in October last, at which tic principal
chiefs and warriors of The Paw.ee nation
attended, the articles stolen were restor-
ed the most friendly disposition was
manifested aud assurances gwen thlt the
plundcrers should receive corporal pun
ishment ]
CCOPY.] W.
Hausas T27va. (f'rk u bS K,nT-' and
= Bfue Ws,er rivtr,) ing. 81, 1919. j.
SIR You already know OF my M
tention Of proceeding with the scientific
gentlemen employed by the government,
from Fort Usage to the Council, Bluffs
--crossiny the River Kansas * La Paat'e
at the Kansas ard Paw,ire towns. have
now to inform you, that after having cx-
pcricnced the most friendly treatment
from the ksnsas nation, we !el, them yes
tcrdav in the afternoon, accompanied by
three Of the natives to guide us on our
first days Journey. We encamped a.
bout miles from the vt!lage--ln the
dusk Of the evening | discovered, rush
ing over the prairie towards Us, party
of 40 or 80 Indian warriors---- The
Kansas, aware that they were their enc
mics, the Pawnces. Aed immediately IN
the greatest dismay. Trusting to our
Aag lor security, | advanced to meet tt-Ct
and was greeted with the usual salutatlca
of friendship they soon however crowd
cd round olr camp in a tnmultnous man.
ner. and it required all my efforts to pre-
vent their plu,itlering our bagsage--In
this | was only partially successful, aid
in wrestling an article from ore OF them,
he cooked his gun at me, and gestures of
hostility we're made use of by others.
No personal insult however was offered,
but eventually they stole all cur horses,
a number of small articles beloning TO the
party, and cut down our tent.
! When 1 remind you that my larty.
thus surrounded consisted of but 9 sol.
diers, YOU will readily understand the
necessity was under Of avoiding hostil-
'ity. however grating it might be to my
feelings to be pInndered with imPu'aiy.
I was restrained also from firing intg them,
in consideration nf the valuable lives that
would be thus risked, and by the cxpec-
tation that before they left us. order and
the authority of the chiefs would be re-
stored. and that they would return the
articles they had stolen Had any sus-
picion previous to their approach, that
thev would have violated the sanctiry Of
our Gag, could have adopted such mca.
surcs as would have protected our pro-
perty. W -,s i.1l . 80 1aaa
Ihave no idea that this has been mea-
sure Of premedaated hostility on the part
Of the Pawncea The war parties Of that
nation are remarkably large, ferocions
and ungoyernabls. and outrascs commit
ted by lh.m are frequently disavowcd by
the nation: and taklng into consideration
,.ut Tier fouud US so near ilwit snernys
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Commissioners Noficr.

tHTE, the subscribers. having been appo'u'ed BY
w the Hon Court Of PrsJate. Cor the tom of
Newport. in the county Ut Newport. commission
to receive exsmne. and adjust the claims sg Ainst
the Estate Of
STEPHEN GREENE.
late Of Newpor, deceased. Rouse right. represent
edinscIsent do hereby give notice. that sa mopihs
from The Cd inst ere allowed 70 the creditors Of ssd
ssste bring IN and prove their respective eIains
md shss ve. wiii attend Gov that purpose, II cur
respective dvslIings any time doiag said period
J0D TOWNsESD. c.-...-
~ STEPHEN GOULD
Al psssops that are isdebsed 20 the Estste of
said deceased are called upon to make immediats
piymentto
..s-l WILLIAM ruaNEB, xJ~SsrsSr.
Esy7ert, y4s- IL, tez9s 80 J.
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A N elegant assortment of iuropcaa
1 n GboDs jus, purchased Ia tsoston. with C4sh
=, Auc,on and private Sale, some OF the chesl.sst
the Peace. u N, ,'e
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
SALES BY AUCTION,

at B. c. ATTWOODS .4cai Office, No !.
Union Wharf, merit seek. February, Isl, u,
TUESDAY, at IL O'Clock
lTaoi sold a. pr,pnie sale pre'ious,)
Ii sacks live geese Feathers q
prime quality all the way from Kentucky,
5 chests souch,rg / A.,
IS casks f,e,h aAislNS,
20 Engraved Copies If the AMERICAN CO.
StIrUTION with original signatures i,
fac smile
25 new MAPS Of Maine,
with great variety Of other Articles.
~ GOODS,
Just received private sale,
ili5 pounds Cotton \ arm,
pipes real pure Cognac aud Warranted
French Brandy, to be Of
Kegs Of the best Tobacco, supetiOur
Malaga, Sweet and dry Vine, quality.
in quarter and half quarter
Casks.
1000 Gallons New RUM, will re sokl cheap,
ifapplied for immediately.
or Prompt and personal attention paid 10
all orders in the
CO.N.EISSION LINE.
CONsIGNMENls selected aid CASH libers
ally advanced.
O2AFiS on Bos,on-Portland and Eastern
Bills bought aad sold al iair rate Of Exchange.
BY B. G. Atwood.
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Elm GAZEr iE LIN
SS.s.k& SHIPPING LIST. &&&
PORT OF PORTLAND.


"Wednesday, Jan. 19.-Ar. brig Altoona, Capt
Porter, ~ days from Curacao, with a cargo OF
Indigo to Nj. Henry Smith.
Thursday, 20.--ar. brig Cordelia, Totmau,
Havana, cargo coffee aud sugar.
Friday, 21.--Ar. brig Alexander Capt. f.
Robinson So days from st. John, Porto Rico, with
molasses aud Hides, to VIM. Wood, and Rufus
f. erson--has been 40 days on the coast and ex-
perienced continual gales of head Winds.
Saturday, 22.--Ar. brig Hero, Capt.'S. Robin.
son, Al days from Havana, With coffee to Mr..
John Hobart. 8%
Brig Hero sailed from the Havana 18th De-
cember, 1879, passed the South Shoal Of Nan
tucket 28th, and experienced very severe wealth
er on the coast.-December cath, lat. 500, SO,
Ion. $50, lV, w. spoke the brig Leopard,
Jordan, of and from Portani, 2 days out, all well
same day spoke the brig Pamona. Curtis of and
for Boston. The Ramona sa lied from the Havana
the day before the Hero. 5, lat AS, s.,
N. Ion. GO, 20, w. spoke the brig Dyson, of and
tor kenoebunk, "a days from Jaquemel. The
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oandor in a government, are as necessary for the
general happiness Of State, as are love and a.
lection to the quiet and domestic felicity Of lam,
lily; and il you car conceive the publication oi
these letters as they peach you, would in any
manner teno to call up malignant .asd Ill 'lafured
sgu'bbing, from those, if any thste be, who eau
never rest in peace as long as member Of the
Hartford Convention is less miserable than them
selves would not recommend publication OF
,hem--if otherwise, the condor and good sense 81
the single letter l have seen makes me desMous
to read the whos, in your 10 MI paper. From
that specimen, cannot but think they will be
read with pleasure and improvement by those
who may heretofore have felt party prejuiicss
against many Of their fellow citizens, but hose
minds time aud meditation have impressed wth
better feelings as well as by your friend and
well wsLer.-Bpt should you think otherwise,
pray preserve all the ln.elligencers4 snnta,n,os
those letters, aud at some future moment indulge
me with the reading OF them.
.lny thing Jut porty
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b He'd.


At the Day Of Honduras, on the 10th Of Oct.
last, Mr.. Anthony Smart, Of this town, and ma
tive Of Newmarket, N. H. aged 3e-an honest
mechanic.
In Gray, on Saturday last Capt. Aaron Dwi-
nal. aged GA mucl esteemed and valuable
man whose loss is sincerely lamented by these
who had the pleasure Of bis acquaintance. His
remains will be inferred this day, with Masonic
honors.
10 Northyarmoufh Mr.. Samue, Smith, aged
8O.--Mr. Richard Stubs, fell down suddenly,
without any apparent cause, aged IS.
In Cape Elizabeth, Mrs. Jeru.ha Deake' aged
go
In Lisbon, very suddenly, Mr.. 'sme. B ya"t,
formerly Of this town aged about 10 Aher hav.
ing been out fev steps in heeven'nr he turned
10 The house. called foe something 10 eat, tasted Is
fell back agsins, his chair and immediately exrire'.
The deceased bee the reputation oil be ne sh
homes en' upright ri''yen.
In this town. Col. JonS WAITE, for many
years High Sheriff Of this county. aged about ~
Mr.. Joseph Berry, aged 33.-very suddenly,
Mrs. Sally wife Of Joshus Webb. aged about
36.-Julia- Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Josiah Hanson
aced o months
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VNHE subscribers having been appointed by
u the Hon. ssmael Fre.msn J.hse Of P cbsis
for The county of Cumberland 20 receive md
exsmio~ .he e.sims ofcrediints 10 be estate OF
SAMUEL lux IGN, laie OF Nnrhyarmoush,
in said couny M.tner, deceased. represented
inso,vsni, do hereby give notca thst blk months
are slowed SAID tredi,sss 10 bsisg Is and prove
heir claims and thai WE will attend that service
VI the Store of o. ks and Mitchell in said Month
ys'mouh on Wednesday the 9Th day # Feb'.
Try q, ", and on he second Weslne, ds,s Of The
6,e following month. Fem 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
an eseh of sid day.. Dated 81 Nos,byssmouth
he 20 day ct .'srusry 1870
EDWARD kUSSGL, 1c.;.,;a
DaNiEi. NIL CHELI.. =
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;NHE tub.cribsr hereby givss rublic notice to al
4 concerned, iha, he rs been duly appointed
and tstsr upon himself the trust of admioistrator
n The spss Of
JANE WATSON.
ATE Of Portland, in the ccuaty Ct Cumberland,
xidow decea,ed, by giving Lend as the law dnees
lie therefore tequsss al persoos who a's iadeh,-
cd to The dscessee- ena,e 10 make ,ma,edis,e psy.
men, aud those who have s,y demacds thereoa
10 exhibit tie ,ame fy1 se.. ement 70
JOHN NR.DRA0R.
or SIMON cRktNLs.t, his attorney,
Portland, pec. Z, 1879
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7 HE snb-crihe- hereby gives public notice 10
. all concerned, hat she has been duly appoot-
ed and 'sken moo hssself The frost Of adminisr
trstfix Of The estate Of
SAMUEL BUXTON,
late Of North yarmouth. in The county Of C1m-
: land, Marine, deceased, by giving bond -
The law duec,s-She therefore reqnes's al per.
sons who are indebted TO lhe s.id dcces.ed's es-
a.o to mike immediate payment and those
who have shy demand thereon, 10 exhibit the
same for sctuement 10 III. Commissioners.
BElSGY BUXTON.
Norihysrmou h Jan. l2 1920
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" UNION CANAL LOTTERY.-D
CLASS SECOND.
SCHEME.

3423Przes subject to deduction Of l5pr $50, 600
6577 Blsnks--lo eco Tickets at D Dollars.
-s ~ MOI IA blo,oks % n Prise.
TICKETS in the above Lottery, for sale by
WILLIAM HYDE,
No. 3, kinssey's Row, Middle siseet.--Whoies,
So Quarters, l 81. Jan.s5.
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DEBATES IN CONVENTION.

A : ,h,s work will irobsoiy be out Of the press
n in the course Of three or four weeks. il IL OF
Importance that the Subscfiption papers should bs
ee,uraed b. fore that time Holders Of them there.
fore, will confer favor on the Proprietor Of the
work iy sending them to the GAZETTE OFEIos
irst oppor NIFTY.
Jan IS.
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The first Sem;annual Report ofthe Ensii-
fulton for Savings established in this

The first Semiannual Report ofMe Insti-
fulton for Savings established in this
toUn.
The committee appointed by "the Trus.
tees Of the Institution for Savings Cor the town
OF Portland and its vicinity" TO examine the
Treasurer's account, having attended TO the
duty assigned them, have the pleasure to re-
port, that the amount of deposits from the
commencement Of the institution, August Alb,
1919 to January 18th, 1920, is Sl4o7 81
Ofthis sum, 5000 so
are placed on interest in Cumberland
Bauk.--And 1893 90
In the Bank Of Portland.
S4407 SO
The whole number OF the Depositors i. ane
hundred and ni,is,ees. the deposits Of eigh,y
tUo Of ,chom hdping been made more than III rec
mouhs, are entitled II dinidead of interest
according to the By Laws of the Institution.
Which dividend has been declared, and is
ready to be paid 10 those who are authorized
TO receive it, but IL not called for in three
months from the time il was declared il will
be added TO the principal Of each deposifor.
We are happy 10 state that the whole expen
SEES OF the institutions 10 the present time are
only S3l e5. including the cost Of books, ex,
pensesof printing. and all other charges Incl.
dent TO the establishment and Organization Of
the institution. Aud after paying the frs,
dividend. and The expenses before stated
there will remain 81 "a Of profits which will
goto the accomplishing fund, to be divided
hereafter
We are happy TO observe that no part Of
the deposits has been Withdrawn.
The foregoing statement is predics'ed on
the accounts as they stood on the 18Th Jonua-
ry, but Il affords us great pleasure TO add that
deposits bAve since been made, viz. on We'd
nesday the Oh of January TO The amount Of
1879, making the whole amount Of deposits, in
less han six months, S5279 80.
The amounts have been kept with perfect
accuracy and The highest praise is due TO Mr.
TRAsK, the Treasurer, and to the Secretary.
for the care and attention they have so liberal
~ and generously devoted to the institution.
The success OF the establishment has ex.
ceeded the most sanguine expectations Gifts
friends. We rejoice that it has attracted the
attention of so many, for whose benefit and
advantage it was particularly designed /; a.
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MARRIED.

In Scarbo-o' by A. chamberlain, Esq. MI. Bsn-
iau,;n Richards, Of saco. 80 Miss Mary Gnsiin
Tb;s grsnd affair took place sfler . tedious court
ship e FIVE long nights.
in he .sme'evr,ing by he same Justice Mr.
Ehroexsr Coolbso.h. To Miss Statira Gnssin. After
the ial knot was fairly lid, u heinz "asx-
treme cold night, aud the sqiise living consi :
erntls di.ance fr,m ,hs scere ~ act ~, = !, a
they made what they call a Corke,aNbsd. winch
they srr al befoie the fre ssd all sosned IN to-
getLer - Communicated.
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B. C. Atwood.
Portland. Jan IS, 1920.

CrVENDUE ADJOURNED.-HO
NHE VENDUE which was advertised to be
l holden This Day at Bella SHAws, for the
sale Of the Real Estate Of ISAAC SAWYER,
deceased, is ADJOURNED to WEDNESDAY
the second day Of February next, at Sen O'Clock
in the forenoon, at the same place.
SUSANNA SAWYER, .4dna,nisirafrir.
Westbrook, January 10, 1920.
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or NEW STORE. 90
MASON GREEN WOOD,

INFORMS lns f,ieeds and the public iha, be has
! taken the STORE lately o,0uf led by Ella
shaw. opposite Hay liorka hoso few doors wcs,
Of the Hay SCALES where he intends keeping geS.
sral asssrtmeOt of
Hest India Goods & Groceries,
Factory Goods, &c. OF the best quality, which
will he sold u, The lowest prices for Cash or good
country rroduce.-Cumtam attendance vii, be
gven and every faYor glatclul!. Acknowledged.
Jan. o. 1890, II.