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AT LORDS
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE,
ANIMALS FOR 1881.
AMONG WHICH ARE
FRIENDSHIPS Offering, The Gem,
II Ackerman's Forget Me-NOt, The Pearl,
Youths Keepsake. Token, Atlantic Souvenir.
Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, &c.
ALSO,
Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library,
Bakers Call to the Unconverted,
i" Saints Rest. Christian Institutes,
The Great Importance Of Religious Life, by
Mason on Self Knowledge, MelmOth,
Private Meditatinns, Beauties Of Blair.
Beauties OF Burke. Beauties Of johnson,
Waverly Novels. n superior edition,
Cooper's Novels, Cabinet Album.
Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL g. TOY BOOKS,
a complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper. Ink Stands, Ink
Powder, States. Quilts, Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, Waters.
Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper. Water Colors
by the box or single cake, Camel's-hair Pen
ellis. Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencil
Gases, &c. sc.
CUTLERY. .....
Rogers Superior Penknives. Scissors. and
Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors. by different makers.
| I'ERFUMERY, &c.
Cologne. Lavender and Hungary Waters,
Almond Paste, Almond Soap,
Macassar. Russian and Antique Oils,
Windsor Soap. &c. sc.
VARIETY GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes. Work Boxes, Gard
Cases. Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, sc. &c.
JE WL'LRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets, Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
lored Beads, SIC. SC.
C0NFECTEOTARY.
Il complete assortment Of a superior quality.
TOYS.
A great variety of amusing Toys for children.
India Rubber OVER-SHOES.
OFFENDING and Pocket
Book Manufacturing
in the best manner. and in all its varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand, or made t" pattern at short notice.
Liichfeld. Dec. 2. 1880 tics
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
at reduced prices


Woodbridge's, Olney's and Parley's Geogra~
phy and Alias Wizards American History
and Atlas; Alison on Taste; Blake's PhiIos-
Ophy Blake's Chemistry Blair's Rhetoric;
Hedges Logic: Wrbster's. (new and Old,|
Sears and Marshalrs SPELLING BOOKS;
Murray's and Greenleaf's GRAMMAR; do.
Key; Exercises do. Dabolrs, Colburn's and
Emerson's ARITHMETIC English Read
ers Introduction do; Easy and Popular
Lessons; Testamcnts; Children's Books, a
great variety; SCOTS BIBLE, 8 vols.
S14; pocket, school, and quarto do. Com
mon Prayers with new Hymns; Fnller's
Works, 8 vols. Browns and Stuart's Phi
losophy; Dwight's Sermons.
Rollins History, do. Hume, Smollett and
Bissctt's England, Gibbons Rome, fSo binsnn's
Works, containing History Of Scotland, India,
America, and Charles V. Family Library, 10
vols. containing History Of the Jews, Life Of
Napoleon, Nelson, Alexander, History Of In
sects, Byron and Mohammed. sold IN sets or
single vols, do. Christian Library, VOLS,
Scott's Novels in 40 vols, Cooper's do. IA do.
Pelham do. 8 do.
Blank Books Of all kinds; cheap Cap and
Letter Paper by the ream; STATIONARY;
a choice assortment Of Knives.
Also, variety of Fancy articles, Perfume
~ C0HJecttoH0Ty, + tWeS ana tuIe 4nStruct0FS'
ALSO
The 9auSfral Cabinet, by A. Broom,
published by Durrie & Peek, Cd edition.
ANN UALS FOR 1891.
Token ;-Atlantic Souvenir;-Amethyst -
Pearl youths Keepsake; Comic ANIMAL -
Also, all the English Annals soon as receiv-
ed in this country.
07Any Books not on hand ,oiu be pro-
cured on short notice.
Litchfeld, Nov. "a, 1880 81
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NOTICE.

WE the subscribers. Asa Hopkins, Luke
w LeOis. Oiirer Good,cin, Leonard Good
'cin, Sytrester Gulpin, and Darid C. San ford,
all Of the town and county of Litchfield, have
entered into limited partnership under and
by virtue Of the act entitled IAN ACT authoriz-
ing limiting partnerships 10 certain cases." in
the business of manufacturing and vending Mu-
sicat Instruments. and other articles
implements and ",achincs-the principal mate
rial whereof is wood, brass, or ivory. The
business is to be carried on at the shop lately
erected and now occupied by said Hopkins on
Waterbury river, in said town of LitchSeld,
under the partnership firm Of
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DRAWN NUMBERS
Of the Connecticut Lottery, Glass 95.
SO 81 81 IS ID 4 II %
Dro,rn Numbers Of the Connecticut Lottery,
Class 16 Ertru.
SO SO &c SO 6 S % 40
Nos. 6, 4s. SO, Capital Prize Of 5000,
was sold to- a gentleman in New Milford.
Nos. 90, SO, as, one of the Capital Prizes
in Connecticut Lottery, 25, Extra, was sold
to gentleman Of this village.
% Nos IL, SO, 45, Capital Prize Of
0s4OO<D
All the above Prizes sold at Crowell's Of
flee within the last month.
Lotteries soon to be Drda0n.
Connecticut LAottery, Class No. /, for 1881,
draws January 25th.
$4,000 Highest Prize.
Tickets 50.
Conn. Lottery. Glass No. 9, draws Jan. go
$4,000 Highest Prize.
Tickets Sc.
The Connecticut Lotteries draw at least
twice every week. For Tickets or shares in
all classes Of the Conn. Lotteries apply to
STEPHEN CROWELL,
Lottery Fender, Litchfeld.
January 90 50
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NOTICE.
THE Court Of Probate for the District of
Il Litchfpld has assigned the first Monday
in February next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in LitchRed. for
the appointment of Commissioners on the es-
tate Of AVIS BAILEY,
late of Cornwall, in said district. deceased,
represented ins"lvent, at which time and place
all persons interested in said estate will If they
see cause attend before said Court and b.
heard relative to such appointment.
BY order of said Court.
REUBEN WILCOX, Adm'r.
Cornwall, Jan. II, 1881 50
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NOTICE.

TNHE Coparinership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers in the Butcher
ing Business, under the firm Of Arnts f. Mer-
chant. was by mutual consent dissolved on
the LIST day nf January instant. All debts
due the firm are therefore requested to be
paid Immediately; and all claims against us
presented for settlement.
B. ARNTS,
G. MERCHANT.
.Litehfeld, Jan. IL. 1881 81
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NOTICE.

TINE Court Of Probate for the District oil
l. W""dbury, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the creditors
to the estate of
BENJAMIN r. WATSON,
late of Woodbury., deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect tu
present their accounts. properly attested,
within said time, will be- dtbar,ed recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make Immediate payment to
JOHN STRONG JR, admir-.
Woodbury.. Jan. 9Th, 1891. sSl
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CtGy's Itch Ointment.

Ctay's Itch Ointment.
Peasan"ess, safety, expedition ease ard GER
!; "hn'ey superior any other cure Cor that
Price IS cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
hSGy vii, he found in all cases Of the following de-
Cos,;venss.s xv re'et: Nausea. Vomiting, Heartburn
S.s'"ss weakness at the Breast, Pain in The
loss Appetite. and all other symptoms OF
!. :. anu Fsaalenee, and as nervous cordial
Price IS cents box. "'s '"'"s'
Pearl Tooth Po,oder.
This celebrated Powder ,a.,ls - ...o,.n..na..;.
every gentleman and lady should be il the constant
use OF T. y they wish to preserve their teeth from de-
"u NV ,nem appear of beautiful peary whilc-
Lee & BecksOith. -'ss ''-~' '-''''
y...e.,. D. CLAY.
L"e"de'd' June "a, 1850 isa
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The said Asa Hopkins is the general partner
he alone is authorized to transact, manage and
slgn for the partnership, and for his acts alone
said partnership will be- responsible. The ca.
pital stock is five thousand dollars. The said
Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, Leonard Good
win, Sylvester Galpin, and David c. Sanford
are special partners, and have furnished OF
said capital stock. and paid to said general
partner. in cash, the sums annexed to their
names respectively, viz:
The said Luke Lewis Eve hundred dollars :
the said Oliver Goodwin seven hundred and
nifty dollars the said Leonard Goodwin three
hundred and seventy FIVE dollars; the said
Sylvester Galpin three hundred and seventy
five dollars; and said David C. Sanford Eve
hundred dollars.
Said partnership commenced on the day of
tue Gale hereof. and is tn terminate ON the
first day of June. 1886.
ASA HOPKINS.
OLIVER GOODWIN.
DAVID C. SANFORD,
LUKE LEWIS,
LEONARD GOODWIN.
SYLVESTER GALPIN.
LitehfeId. January s, 1854 80
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curious that the respective periods which the several
allowances made did expire, until long after Bradley
had ceased Mr. Barry seems makes Bradley grant
extra compensation December 1884, when his power OF
acting Postmaster General ceased the 7th of April 1929
and he removed from the office of Assistant IN September
OF the same year! Now Bradley knew that his functions must
cease IN few weeks and that his office OF Assistant was held
at Bauys will He knew also tha, these Illegal eXravagant
allowances extend three beyond his PERIOD
might be reversed and annued by Barry, the moment he
should be initiated. would then have been the height OF
madness for Bradley, have done which would not
only have ruined his character but justified his immediate
moval from office.
We remark fine, that this transaction confirm the
prediction that this Department becoming corrupt as is
poda There have been attempts to disguise its approach to
Insolvency which unworthy high minded aud honorable
The surplus fund of the Department will have been
exhausted by the end OF this and see the cause III
these eatravagan allowances and above the
and the ignorance, if nothing OF the officers concerned
Nay more. The Department is nsoivent elors than
fsefy Mousdd dollars into the last general appropr
alton BILL pay arresrugcs Of ertra clerk hire in this Depart
'ncnL The appropriation nisn0mer deception These
extra clerks had all paid of the surplus fund of the
Department, and this appropriation to repenis it So
that fact IT additional draft the Treasury ever and
above and appropriated 10 the officers and
clerks allowed by law This year, the Post Office Depa
met will draw from the Treasury than Eighty THOU
SAND DOLLARS AMI abuve its INCOME and the balance
of the surplus fund This the Augean Stable to be cleaned
OBSERVER.
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FOREIGN.
From the New York Evening Post of April2.
POSTSCRIPT.

Just us this paper wa6 going to press e clock
M the packet ship France, Capt. Funck, arrived
from Ilavre, whence she sailed on the 18th Feb
Our own files reach only to Paris 9TH but single
paper of the 10th has been furnished by Capt F. to
the associate morning papers, the editors of which
have permitted us to copy the following
second edition of Galignani of the 10th Feb. an
nounces the receipt per telegraph, Of dispatches
from Lyons communicating the news of a serious
instruction in Italy 1t broke out at the same time
in Reggie, Modena, aud Bologna. The insurgents
had adopted the tr-colored cockade. At the depar~
ture of the Courier the troops of the Duke of Mo-
dena were fighting in the streets with the insurgents
cardinal CaPiIlari had been elected Pope. pri
that the Spanish Government has been driven to
hostile measures by the inrigues of the apostolica
party. All the provincial regiments, 80 in number,
were put under
Accounts fran Venice state that every thing IN
that capital wears warlike appearance.
News from Cunstautinople shoys disnnsition nm
the part OF the Grand Segnor avail himself of the
embaTassments of Russia evade the execution of
the recent treaty The cholera morbus had bro
ken out In Austria.
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From tie New York American of Saturday Evening
POSTSCRIPT
WORE REVOLEJTIO.NS


Two ocLocK.-The France, packet ship from
hayTe, just arrived, brings Paris dates Of 18th Feb
Ihere las been sn instruction in the Duchy Of
Modena IN Italy, which is thus noticed in The private
correspondence of the Havre Journa:-"An insur
feeHon beyond the Alps has really broken out, burst
ing forth on the same day in Reggie, Bologna and
mooena' The account has been received by tele-
graph at Lyons To the details given by the ,Jg,ty-
"ae ueS Oe6dtS of this morning (Which unfortunately
we nave not receiyedD we think proper to add that
IS entirely republican movement, and that very
probably the Duke Of ydiodena. the only sovereign
VINO reused TO acknowledge our revolution Of July
was killed in the tumult
according to the reports in circulation the troops
AND cllize9s were engaged together, but the troops
had the advantage. ~
The Deputies of the Belgian Congress had had
solemn audience with Louis Philip and read TO him
the proceedings Of the National Congress ofEerinr
me CTowD OF Belgium TO the Duke de Nemou1s
ne answer was, 1T is said, REFUSAL accompanied
however, with very hatlerng excuses. new ar
Tangement, by which the Prince Charles Of Naples
should receive this IS spoken Of in which case
ne would marry the Princess Mary, daughter Of Lou
Is Philip. This Prince ia a nephew of the King of
the French.
The Polish Diet, by vote Of 80 to 49, had placed
me Executive power in a Commission Of FIVE Mem
oers composed Of Adam CzarLorouski President;
pf7ceVt yNegio17ski. IN. ,UoyausEj. SIN Bqzsu-
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ism anu the power OF kings A war TO mo on,ea,,
inevitable, and what will be the result God oniv
Western World. Your dist ance from the ,bo,,ro
OF war secures To you peace, and you will no doubt
be enabled to reap rich harvest from the commerca,
field that must open to you.
1.-The capitalists of Europe ara alarme5 M I'm
prospect before US, and deposits to an immens..
amount placed at the disposal of the Bank of t.
united States, subject to their drafts; and specua-
ton is fruitful here to the amount of money thar
VIII oe transferred to the United States i'm this wav
inns, together with the high price your produce
VIII command must make the prosperity of our coun-
Try certain The great bankers here attribute the
Immense amounts of specie goino to the United
States to the confidence placed in the IT. = Rank
winch confidence is certainly greater than irs
the Bank of ENGLAND ~ 'iS
mere Is an order from the Admiralty to equip
Tor sea ten sail of the line that are now in ordinarx.
and think old England will be q partv IN tho Co..,
tinental conflict. P' ~ '"e ooh-
u think there is no doubt the additional DUTY of
! III per 10 on Cotton will take place which T seyi.-
ousy regret as it bears very hard on the Southerre
Planters, who now are receiving price quite too low
Tor TINS important article in the commerce. of our
country" - W.
THE ESTABLISH LENT Recent private advices from,
England have apprised us, that the high Church ,p
nltares of the British realm are EXPECTING serioTs
Innovations upon the Church establishment pen--
tleman who lately dined i'm comnanv with t,,o nv
three of the English Bishops mentions that tbs cir
Ject was leading topic of conversations aud he On
thered the opinion that they were preparing wisely tn
yeia TO storm which they clearly saw they could
not resist-Ihe correctness of this opinion has al
ready received partial confirmation 1t appears that
IN the House of Lords the 7th of February, Lord
Ang. IN the course ofsome exclusive remarks upon
thes' which he commended were the property of the
P pi e.icIed from the Bishops of Lincoln, aud
bath, and Wells, an admission that, rather than that
the subject should continue to be source of discord
between he pastor and his flock, the Church would
consent 10 Communication IN land in lieu of lit hes
Lord King congratulated the country upon this " bcb
he considered most important concession, nd hail
edil as the tirst step towards the settlements of an
important and difficult subject " Con, 4du
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This is rough calculation Of the extra allowances mazda b
the Postmaster General and charged Mr. Bradley We are
not possessed Of the documents far inform the public
which the erased There eleven the
wbsTe there are no sIasures, consisting chiefly Of small sums
which are properly charged Mr. Bradley The other thirty
SIX, bsing Of allowances by Dir Bar
~ 9Th the exceptions Of ono two by Mr. Mclean we
are not sure that We entirely in The periods for
which these allowances made. The amour, The sums
however believed to be generally right tho fractions Of dollar
having been omitted We hopes be able in a very
the allowances made By sT Barry, which has attempted 10
shoulder Oh on Dir Bradeytogethe with the other alowan
ces which Barry acknowledged haYs been by himself
The hs amounts about 420sO$4o 600 Of which at least
were falsely reported by the Postmaster General made by
Mt Bradley In Examining this list Of muaied charges it Is
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gubotesale aprtcea Current.
Richmond, .April 6, 1881.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leqf-
fine, l00lb. 7a8
good, 4 as
fair, 3 a 4
refused, q a 81
manu- dciured-
lst quail. cavendisil, Id. 50 a 40
small twist, no. l, II ala
no. asa
Flour, city mills, 6 10
country, 8 25
Wheat, 100
Corn, bush. IS
Coal, best for shipping, 10 a u
inferior, Ia a Is
Cotton, 8 a 50
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
BeeS'Car, best, 10 a 20
Butter, II a I43
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 80
fresh, 6 a z
Bacon, new, Il
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tallow, mould, 11a1l4
sperm. 26a28
Coffee, w. |. green, IL a IL
Rio, 1la1l4
Java, white, II a 49,
ordinary qualities, 10 a ii
Chocolate, no. /, "a a 10
CopperaS, Id. q a3
Fash, behring's, no. 1, al
shad, no. /, 5 3D.
mackerel, no. 1, 6Aa7
do. no. ?, 5 a Is
do. no. 3, 3 %
Fruit-raisins, bunch, box, q
muscatel, 2 So
Feathers, live geese, good, 33a35
Glass, window, 3x10, 30 feet,
2 10 l0x12, do. 3
G,n1po.cder, Dupont's, 5 30
Rogers 5
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a 120
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, Is a Is
sailed, la Is
Indigo, Sp'h fotant, ID. l 25aI Is
Iron, Swedes, ton, 80 95
English, 80
American, 80 a So
Lard, new, 8
Lime, l %
Leather, sole, Is a y
upper l rs a 2 Is
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, IL a 10
Mahogany, St. Dom. e. II a %
Bay, 7 a 10
MoLaSseS, gal. N. o. % a 30
w. India, generally, IS a 90
Meal, bushel, 75a80
Nails, cut, Id. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. go
tanners, Dbl. 10 a 49,
sperm. winter prsd. gal. s0a85
do. summer do. 65 a 20
Oats, bush. 35a37
PlaiSter Of Paris, ton, ) 10
Pork, prime, Dbl. liz
mess, II so
fresh, (hogs,) 1OOlbs q so a s.
Rice, Carolina, (new) 3a3 So
Sugar, loaf 14al8, lumpI4a16
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 asa
St. CToix, do. 7 a 1O4
musCovadoes, 81 a8
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2Ia24
ground alum, 2 a 2 I-8
SdltPetre, Id. 81 a TO
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. lOOaI75
apple brandy, new, 38aI0
peach do. IS d 80
rum, St. Croix g. Ant. so a 30
do. New England, "a a 55
gin, Holland, 1O5
do. Amrican, 80 a do
Whiskey, 81
Steel, German. III 12a14
English blistered, IL
Amer. do. 5IaG
Shot, cwt 6
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,, lBE 7NsrrrCTIoNAL Vino pu0llshed tWice I,GeE
in advance. - '' f''
on aoverlng-75 cents square (or less) for the FIRST
400 9U cents for each continuance The number OF
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"gn's VIII be continued and charged accordingly
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All letters to the Editors mus, be post paid, they viii
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SPEECH OF MR.. FOOT,
On the General .9DD-opriation Bill.

ch TIE OeHeTdC soPp'Op'pittob out,
IN THE SENATE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. Foor said. indeed fallen evil times The
Jackson inaugural Address indispensable
save the Treasury from bankruptcy The Syrian OF
changes Bfoad aud bold will longer received
proof economy while the public prove
be false the people longer be deceived by these hack
neyed terms; the present Administration be screened
rem censure, by charging their predecessors with waseul
extravagance when the documents furnish convincing proof
hat the present the most exrayagan administration which
has welded the destnes of the nation He called the
attention of the Senate proof of his
ton, and presented taken from the printed reports
from the Departments, from which he the comparative
expenditures between the years MIR Adams admin.
sratian. and two first of General JacSson's
Appropriations i'll 1927 Sl1,3l5568 50
Do 1923 12,326,482 So
Making s2s,65ao5l Sd
10 the year 1929 SI,766,524 65
DO 1870 li,84l,09o SO
Total in frs, years of Geueral Jacks0n's
ecohomlcal administration, 266lo,6l5 81
Making an excess of expenditure in two years
above the expense in Mr.. Adams admins
tralion Of 1855, 500 80
And Of This excess, nearly half i'll the civil list
Civil list, 1927 1718,827 Oh
Do 1928 1,737,887 So
Making $3,456,724 80
Civil list, 1929 Sa,3s7,sOa So
Do 1870 2,352,461 81
Making in the civI list alone during
the two years Of Gen Jackson's administra-
ton f21S,o39 80
The amount of appropriations contained in the
bill for tie support IF Government for 1881,
now under consideration, passed by the
House of Representatives 1850 779 81
Proposed amendments by Committee OF Finance
Of the Senate 121,O9o 90
Making in the whole s2,I7I779 GA
This extraordinary increase of expenditure speaks Ian
sage he misunderstood lfapy doubts the fact
let him examine the printed documents will find the
statement correct, the statement before him from
those documents
Do ask how these things easily accounted
for by the ncteased expense every Deparmentby esab
lshng new huTeaushy creating officers; inc easng
salaries aud contingent expenses by increasing the number
cletks-and by every other possible euang po,-
cal part'zans Fifrywo additional pages of Blue Book
ut names OF otcer will give evidence in
The number; the recalling of r Ministers se Charges
dHBnr will account for about $4,000 expense
during the first year of this administration: the
office of Solicitor of the Treasury created at the last session
TO perform purt of the duties of Fifth Auditor as agent
Tor the Treasury has called for appropriation near
Sir, said Mr. F., need the aid and faithful services of
anotheF fddicdt Committee the Select of 1920
has been called by the Chairman The Committee Finance
which ne himself has acknowledged three millions of
uoas 10 he treasury to arrest the progress of the Govern
men' IN Its downward road to bankruptcy and ruin.
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GROCERIES

TESHE Subscribers keep coDstantly on hand, n
n general assortment of GROCERIES, carefully
selected from Boston, New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, which they disposed to sell on reasona
bic terms Country Merchants, and other customers
are invited to call and examine.
10000 LBS. Bacon, Just received consignment for
family use
1900 lbs VenisoD, very superior.
-ALso-
A small supply Of roll Butter
mar II JNO. V. WILCOX, Jr. g. 90
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Liquor CoIouriDg.
fUST received per schr Oscar, from Boston,
~ 30 kegs Colouring-for sale bv
mar % j. V. WILCOX Jr eco.