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EVEN. sTRATToN. Auctioueer.

(Penns,rond are, south side, bet 3h cnd l0fh sta
TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
l. On THURSDAY, July 2Sh, at 6k O'Clock, p.
M, on the premises, shall sell the west half Of Lot
No. l3, in square No. AL, situated on North o st.,
between 9th and 9TH Streets west, improved by two
substantial and neatly finished Frame Houses,
each ID feet inches by rs feet, containing six
The Lot is 100 feet deep, with an alley between the
two houses.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in equal in
SEDIMENTS at six, twelve, and eighteen months with
interest secured by deed of trust.
Title indisl cstable. Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser. Iy 0-dts
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Marshal Wynkoop and the Habeas Corpus.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25-12 NJ

PHILADELPHIA, July 25--I2 N.
The U. S. Court to-day refused writ
of habeas corpus to bring Marshal Wynn
koop before the Court of Quarter Sessions
The Court of Quarter Sessions ordered
the Sheriff to commit the Marshal for
contempt of court in not bringing up the
fugitive Smith, as directed.
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Second Oesnatch .

The Northern Light brings four hun
dred thousand dollars in gold, and re-
ports nearly two millions en- route for
New York.
1t is believed the Wings will nominate
William Waldo for Governor.
The Democrats will nominate Governor
Bigler.
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Baltimore Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, July 26-1iP. NJ.
Flour dull. Nominal IS 49, declined.
Wheat prices declined. Sales of 20 600
bushels Red Wheat at 81 10 a 81 IL ;
White Corn &c cents; Yellow 81 cents
Doctor Vets, of the United States Ar
my, died in this city yesterday. His
body was taken to Annapolis to-day.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

Csz.czEH3 We have this week opened three of the
" 81 above instruments, from the celebrated
establishment of Knabe, Cache, & Co, which we
guarantee 10 sell at the same price the manufac-
turers, saving freight and other expenses Also, PI-
AMOS, ofother make, constantly on hand. Also,
one of the most beautiful assortments of GUITARS,
VIOLlNS, FLUTES, and other instruments ever
offered to the public. call respectfully requested
JNO. +. ELLIS,
jyl5 Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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Late from Jamaica,

New YORK, July 25-1 NJ.
We have late advices from Kingston,
Jamaica, from which we learn that the
fever is abating. A Chamber of Com
merce has been organized at Kingston, to
protect mercantile interests.
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BoHfre.-The alarm on Saturday night was
caused by the burning of some barrels on the
field near 18th street and the canal. The fire
companies were out, and some riotous conduct
was perceptible, but the presesce Of the police
and Auxiliary Grard, prevented an outbreak.
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VNiREE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS, &c.-IAM
Il MoND, 7th street, I'd door below f., has re
ceivcd supply of three ply Shirt Collars of the la
test New York styles. Also, Mohar stocks; a de-
sirable article, and for sale low, for cash.
Nv 2i-po3t
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Washington Dysing Establishment.

J. I. BERELEY, DYER s. SCOURER,
Penn, iruric creme, bctyecn Oh end l0.h airccts op-
posite ShGr,t's Iron Hall.
FINliE subscribrr grateful for the liberal pa
Il nonagc with which he has been favored, hopes
by punciul personal attention 10 business To merit
an Increase. Particular attention Is paid To the dye
ing of hne Dress Goods, Curtains, &c. Also, "a
iyeing and cleansing GenlIemems wearing apparel
Persons hayiI: damaged or deiaced goods can have
them re cOIored in the piece. In this branch he
feels assured that his mode cannot he surpassed
The subscriber has an improved method of cOiorine
and cleaning Grape Shawls, which will be found to
give entire satisfaction. Persons wishing Carpets
cleaned can have them done in the best manner by
sending them before tie busy season commences.
jy 223t
VIRGINIA SCRIP bought nj highest cash price
by PETER A. KELLER,
jy l5-lm 18th street, opp. Treasury.
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AJtral Of q VeteruU.-Among the distin-
Of Com. Daniels, of Baltimore, veteran of
the South American War lie is in fine health
and spirits
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
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A CARD.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
Il public TO examination of the choicest assert
ment Of genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered in
this market. llS000 of which have received with
i'll the last ten days direct from Havana They will
be sold wholesale or retail, at moderate prices.
| wodld also ask attention TO my fine stock of
WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, &c, which will be
found TO compare favoraby with any to be found in
the city Us TO quality and price.
e. Z. DYER, Penn avenue,
jy 2l-l0tifd bet 10Th and 18th streets.
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RULES FOR PERSONS NOT IN THE NAVAL
SERVICE AT THE DATE OF THEIR APPLI
CATION FOR EXTRA PAY, AND WHO HAVE
NO CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE.
Let the claimant take the oath Of identity in
form J. except relates to his discharge. which
should be stricken out. At the close of the form of
oath Of identity, add the following
. And further solemny swear that was discharged
from the SAID ship Oh or about the
day of Is by regular
certificate of discharge, signed by :;
that am unable TO produce said discharge by
OF here state the reason full it lost, giro the proba
Die time and manner Of the loss; if sold transferred
state to whom and or ~haf purpose. .ring the dote
near may be; If filed in any Office Of the Gorern-
nent, stre the name Of the office the time mhcn fled
and the purpose il ~ liz support Of clam, specify
it.; Yno uTihen disct,a Tcccired, state the feet
and the reason.
And further depose that now reside al =,
and am employed As
Go be signed by cainant.)
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
day of "A. d. Is And certify that
TO my knowledge the statement of deponent IN
gard TO his residence and employment Is true nv
knowledge of dsponent being derived from Fhere the
magistrate trH state whether from personal ttcga-
lance, or otherrisc.] And ] also certify that The
above named dcpOncnt appears to be about the age
stated by him; that he is about feet
inches in height of complexion,
hair, and eyes
Go be signed by auihentcating ofiicer)
Here should follow receipt and acknowledgment
of receipt, as i'll form |.
CERTIFICATE OF IDENTITY From A COMMISSIONED OR
WARRANT OFFICER OF THE NAVY,
JPhick uiR be requested in ALL vheYe the discharge
is lost or snislaid..)
certify that who signed the foregoing re-
ceipt i'm duplicate in my presence, is The Identical
who served on board the U. >. ship =,
which served in the Pacific ocean, on the coast of
California and Mexico in the years and who
was discharged from the said ship on or about
lS that the person OF the said
is well known and fully identified by me the pre-
sent claimant for extra pay.
(To be signed by afeomn issioned or warrant Off
Ger of the navy, subjoining his rank)
Dated Is
Where the discharge has been filed in any office of
the Government, copy thereof, Gel tfedby the head
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IUST RECEIVED, and for Sale, al BAKERS
- PERIODICAL DEPOT, on Island.
THE ALPS, SWITZERLAND. SAVOY and
LoMBARDf, TO be completed in Twelve Monthly
Parts. BY Rev. CHAs. WILLIAMS.
The MONK. new and abridged edition. By
Nj. q. LEWIS, Mp.
PAUL, the SMUGGLER, Tale of Daring Ad-
venture.
ISAAC LAQUEDEM. By A. DUMAS. With H.
Illustrations.
Also, the July Numbers of KNICKERBO9KER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and MAGAZINE of ART
jy 5-tf
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PatnfnL Aectdeht. Saturday morning Mai
T L. Smith was severely injured by falling in
the market The injury is to his legs This
comes Of throwing melon rnds, cabbage leaves
and such like offal On the pavement. Every
one who is caught at such mischief SHOULD be
punished severely
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letters, duly granted, copies thereof duly authent
Gated by the clerk or proper officer of the Probate
Court, or other court having jurisdiction the case,
and which granted the original letters, will be re
qured with the duplicate receipts the certificate
the magistrate as in other eases, and the following
oath of identity:
Form Of Oath Of Identity By administrator, &c.
l, of in the county of
State of depOse aud say that | am the
identical named IN the accompanying let
tiers of administration Tor letters Parliamentary, or
COPY Of letters, &c, as the case may be on the es-
tate of deceased and that said letters
are urevoked, and now in full force and effect that
the said was at the time of his death
legal resident OF county of
State OF and that he the iden-
tical person who served by that name on board the
u. ;. ship on the coast of California in
the years and who died state ,cherc he died
and whcther he in the serpicc of U. S. or not 81
the time Of his DEATH on or about the day of :,
Is and to whose estate extra pay Is due under the
provisions of the act OF Congress of March 3, 1853
and for which extra pay row apply as his legal re-
preventative.
(.ldp,inistrator or Erocutor.)
STATE OF /.
Personally appeared before me, n in
and for the State and county aforesaid, duly quail
fed TO administer oaths, who signed the
foregoing deposition in my presence, and made oath
to the truth of the
And certify that know the said deponent to be
the administrator named IN tie accompanying letters
of administration.
Witness nv hand This davof /. n ia,
IL,si;co ~ ,6n p..c -. In. sff;t,I
y wv " "''''' '"s""e'
LII an executor or administrator desires TO be paid
throush thlrd party he VIII execute power OF at
torney and acknowledgment of the same according
W uie iorinS t') hereafter prescribed, making the
necessary charges
ii .ne deceaeht was discharged previous TO his
fIa d ,, i -, - - ' NE .liee,S, nus oe
his denos;,ion and fure dorsa H., ,, aa i ~
on ,rhnSa ,rou,,, L., mo- a ,'., n IL,
,ho ;,o,,;,,I O N s,' y. : A AZ, pe!.: "as
oc d;cb.rna d,,od u IN aIe i ~, ''''
' ra;ch :, h.ror.,l '.,,.a .J a.es "a oS
Jrtbo ce,,;fc,,a of J;char o o, ~, ts ,,
,dmnS,r.,or or ar,or In ,, ue r u, t t
i,; va ~. 1 u.oi VIII s'a'e uie Idct III ms
Sop,' r.n ,.u 'l. uu seacn anu quHy nave
1 hiue lol II .iioe ,ile Effects ol lie decedehL
- uie 'uia.iatol oi executor nNe any Hliofma
uoil III ttsfu 10 ule saie tfahsier' aiiehauon, or
. III ,a,;o ol ue ne VIII state all me
knowledge. '' 00''o - ms
".
When a claimant desires to be maid through thtr
,rt, I,a 49,, ',na,,,o - - -. q l.i.
P'i.S, NJ P''Si WI "uoihct suuSihtr
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Comptroer's Office, July Q. 1853.
SIR: The duty OF paying the claims for extra com
pensation, authorized by the of August 81, 1852
and March 3, 1858, to persons engaged in the naval
service upon the coast of California and Mexico, in
the Pacific ocean, during the Mexican war and sub
seqnentiy thereto, having been devolved upon you,
the following revised Instructions designed for the
prevention of frauds, prescribed for your guidance
III all cases authenticated after the 25tb instant
As the statements OF claimants and the certificates
TO their identity may be verified, otherwise,
great extent, by the recruiting and descriptive records
al the Navy Department., you are enjoined TO make
a thorough comparison with these records. of all
cases not exhibiting undoubted evidence of authent
city.
No blank vouchers, though properly signed, will
be received.
Payments TO officers may be made, as heretofore,
on their receipts.
No voucher which alterations or erasures APP
pear viii be admitted as evidence, or recognized i'll
any way as valid.
certified, under SEAL by the clerk OF some court of
record.
When the agent doubts the genuineness of the
claimants signature, he will compare il with his sig
nature the rolls in the Fourth Auditors Office
III the agent shall have reason to suppose that any
papers presented in support of claim false or
fraudulent, he will send them at once to the Fourth
Auditor, with statcmen, OF the case, for nvestiga-
ton by the proper officers of the treasury
Extracts from the laws of March 3. 1923. July %,
lS46, and February 70, 1853, appended TO these
instructions for the information of claimants and
others. -
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
]. NJ. BRODHEAD,
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of such Office, must be furnished, and claimant will
make oath, in addition to the matter required in the
last form for affidavit of claimant that he is unable
TO procure such certificate from commissioned or
warrant officer of the navy, and then the evidence OF
two witnesses may he received, as provided for when
the discharge presented emitting i'm the affidavit
the words in regard TO the discharge.
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FORM OF CERTIFICATE FROM A COMMITS
STONED OR WARRANT OFFICER REQUIRED
FOR AN ENLISTED PERSON ON BOARD A
VESSEL OFTHE UNITED STATES AT THE
DATE OF HIS APPLICATION FOR EXTRA
PAY.
I'm this the oath of identity may be omitted
certify that the following receipt in duplicate was
signed in my presence by whose per-
son Is well known to me; and the said
did affx to the original thereof lis discharge
from the U. :. ship . and know
him 10 be the Identical person named i'm said dis
charge; and further certify that the said is
borne at this date on board of this
vessel.
Dated ON board the u 5. ship this day
of ,lS5
Ito be signed by the officer, subjoinng his rank)
Here should follow the receipt of claimant as In
form L.
Where person above has no discharge i'm pos
session, the certifying officer will make his certificate
as is prescribed for officers in form III for such pur-
pose. adding thereto the claimants representation
TO his failure to have said certificate of discharge in
his possession.
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College H0nOrs.-At the commencement of
Delwaare College, on the Goth inst, the hon.
orary degree of d. D. was conferr upon Rev
John C. Smith, of this city, and the honorary
degree of A NJ. on Hugh W. Mcneil, Esq,
another WaShingtonian.
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81. s. McELFREsH,
Under the National Hotel.

Under the National Hotel.
Importer OF the Finest Brands OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizeps of Wash
~ ineton TO an examination of his stock amooe
winch VIII be found the following celebrated manu-
factories: "
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY:
CONSOLATION; ELLABERINTO;
NkGUERIBAS; PRABUCOES;
Eli EBRO; PRANSADO CONSLEIO:
REGALLA LONDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA.
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA
kEGALlAs, of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality. from
the most celebrated manufactures iI4l
STOCK ORDERS executed on Commission nv
PETER A. KELLER =
-W I2-lm 18th street, opp. Treasury
I AND WARRANTS wanted, by
PETER A. KELLER
" A'-im 18th ssssss epp, Treasury.
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| Y

When the extra pay is due to person deceased,
IL will be paid TO his legal representative, made such
by letters testamentary of adBinistration. Such
letters, duly granted, copies thereof duly authen
Gated by the clerk or proper officer Of the Probate
Court, or other court having jurisdiction in the case,
and which granted the original letters will be re
quired with the duplicate receipts the certificate of
The magistrate, as in other cases, and the following
oath of identity:
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
]. III. MAGHEE a. CO.

]. H. MAGHEE g. Coz
Wholesale Dealers and Job6ers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,$es,
FIRST STRaEr. EVANSVILLE, IND.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
she trade generally to their unusually large aud full
soitnen OF Spring and Summer ry Goods, which they
have now In store and 10 which they will be daily
eeiving additions through the coming
III Is unnecessary for them to enumerate or parucu-
lnrize the different Styles qualities. and varieties OF
their goods ltissuficent to that their stock viii
be found fall and complete with description OF
goods suitable for the Western market. all Of which
have been selected with particular regard to qualify,
sly ana price, and which, from their long experience
in tie trade. THY confidently recommend to their
friends and the trade In general.
Their stock of Boots aud sho Is also large and COM
pcte, consisting Of Mebs and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Nonroes, and Brogans OF all kinds and eties. Wo
mems and Misses CATERS Bootees, Shoes, Slippers
and Bnskins, with ChildreD's Shoes and Bootees, Of
every Kind and price, all of which they offer at extraor
binary lew prices being purchased in Boston for cash
exclusively.
They have also on hand a fine assortment Of Hats,
Caps and Bonnets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
They earnestly request of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing they and
will sell at prices low and terms advantageo
be met with at ST. Louis, Cincinnati any other
Western market.
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suERWOoD HOU Be.

rr,ttF S,sscrber taken the above house. ana mas
enttaIy rehtted and re:urushed it, and Is prepared
satartais ihe patrons Of the house IN satisfactory
" sr 3 . has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
MI Peter Bsrke. and has goo stock oil horses am ear
riages tcloi, -, ali ,oo.,od and GOOD
osrlers are constant attendance Particular
NJ, - ,il 10 the care horses left with him Tor keep
to and i'm aaiespects the public shall nnd me Sner
III Hoase q good Hotel. tjysrl J. A. SfEks.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE would INFORM old customers and the public,
w that have just received very large and well
selected assortment Of Spring Goods: the largest and
best We have offered To the public in this city
We are new prepared to supply all calls. either Whole
sale or Retail at eh aper rates than before.
They have also hand large assortment of
TR U NKS,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which offer for
sale at reduced prices
~Ur sToCK
Consists OF every variety of Men and Boys ready made
Clothing; Hats. Caps, aud Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also "a choice assortment OF show Case
goods. We only AJAX the people to call anu We will
perform all We advertise.
mars S.KAHN. 2
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BREAD! caKEsn cRAcxERsu


McREfNOID d WARD still continue their Bakery
1'I ON Main street between First and Second, where
they will at all times, be in readiness suppl, old and
new customers with choice fresh article of Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have on account OF their
increased business. found necessary employ Bread
Cart which viii ran daily ia Evansville aad Lamasco Ia
supply their customers &c distance Give "a trial
and we Will give you no cause to complain of Gear
Sread. febl5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.

Water Street, merit Insurance Company, Eransuie H.
IJENRY SCIAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
tadrat in the three story brick house, between In
Co Office and the Pavilion Hotel, Is fitted
in the best lyle. and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wiaes and Aes which, with other refreshments,
he will serve in the most approved style and al all
hours OF DIE day. MIR S will always keep good va
riety Of the best brands Of Cigars.
Attachesi IN the houts lie n BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Aiieys, and every accommodation requisite ior
such plaes mh3i -bm
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LOUISE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL,
PAINTING.

VIZ w. TILES foN is read. to receive and promptly
A., street half spare below the Sherwood House,
20 IIey He prepared to execute in The best sly e
"a fancy sign Painting in all its varieties lmita
.,na. of Wood Marble &c., and Ornamental Parting
n,rv He also soheits orders for House Painting ne
- -. loor nOyl2 -. II
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rs.
Belle Vue Cara

THE proprietor ofthis garden aud puI the groun.
1 tireiy rehttsd the building, and improve" of reso
and is now ready receive visitors This pas Creoh
Is.itrati on the river bans just below Pige.h ety.
,Sr;,s and is but short walk from the heart OF lhe
shInepts af all kinds he obtained and the wan
;.it,,rs carefully attended The Undersigned VIII
ia On nand 10 attend To those visiting his house.
! s'e"ysS JOHN NJ. MATTHEW'S.
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--.-,1f +, MAcHINE.

II Y NJ 4. trly put I'D OIltrllIOH IT FIo''r
,r,9s undsrsi <ued have e on the Canal at the elbow,
L i'm. and facing Mach -e now prepared To furnish
near the grave yard they yell worked any other
any quantity of Floo;"s u ne procured:
Machine Flooring that Ca. sAt King BOXES as low as
they can b. purchased in Cin.- a. SIMPSON ~ BRO.
fully solicited.
Evansville, Aug 6, 1887.
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REMOVED

~ NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
~. next door, to L. Bells Drug Store, and Is now
opening the best selected sock selected by himself in the
Eastern Markets. oreiSa and Domestic Hardware
offered in this Market From his long experience i'm tho
Hardware trade. strict attention to business and faf
prices he hopes receive share of public patronage
his stock. mylI
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sNDIA RUBBER
Machine Betting.

rNHE experience of the last five years has gained for
i this Betting the confidence of the consumers: this.
together with the act that great improvements have
been made in the quality warrants the manufacturers IN
asserts TO be superior leather anything else.
all open Belts nore especially for heavy main
Belts for the followi q reasons
]. The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
il will retain.
9. No danger of heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries it, and remains flexible H. any degree of cold.
1t of great strength and durability does not slip
the pulies consequently gain Of power is obtained
and, when adjusted To machinery does not require alter
alton. us is the with leather, OF ANY other.
leather, any otht r..
ri large as,ertmenl always on hand, and furnished
Of given teGgtls. at the shortest notice. by.
decll,leJ BAbCoCk BROTHERS.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCE"Y.
New Grocery and Provision store.

New Grocery aud Provision store.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the etkensof
i ansyie and the surrounding country. that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store al The corne
of Main Fou and will he his aim keep
every article in his line either wholesale retail.
have hand large lot of cheese which will sell b.,
the or single pound among the lot there is Eng
lish Dairy rich article Coffee, Rice, Raisins
Oranges, Lemons, Teas of all kinds Lard Oil Vinegar
Moasses, Green apples. Candles, starch Mustard Pep
per- indigo States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles tedio to mention, which per
may sec By giving hima call. All kinds of Produce
wanted. Idec6l JAS. SPALDENCI.