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AYERS SARSAPARlLLA.-A
compound remedy, in which we have labor
ed to produce the most eifectual Alternative
that can be made 1t is a concentrated ex-
tract Of Para Sarsaparilia, so combined with
y other substances Of still greater Alternative
power as to afford an effective antidote for
the diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure.
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4mblit Sales.
BY GIBSON & co
A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
FIRE DERICK ROAD

FOR SALE
by virtue Of authority from Robert Feinour and wife, the
SUBSCRIBER Will offer at public sale at the Exchange Sales
9m' No ~ south Gay street. in the city of Baltimore,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND, which was
to Robert Fenour by Rein II Worthngton and
Der "A, folio 80, &c. " "
The Farm contains about FORTY ACRES OF LAND and
Titu N baltimore county, very Frederick
iurhpike between and miles from the CITY About 10
acres OF it are in WOOD 1t is well waerpd and narcar
suitable Tor The Country Residence gentleman from
me improvements consist comfortable DWELLING
tpuSf with Dairy and other necessary ont bniIdings
we'll & upon II an excellent Apple and Peach Orchard of
@ terms of sale That one half of the purcbasa
eo1a pau on the day Of sale, and the balance in two
sethe credit IN three and six months the day of
~ No holes o the purchaser with approved Secnrit
W NJ. ii. &. DORSEY, Attorney
m2l2awts ep,vco GIBSON 4 CO.
~. ApN Auctioneers.
fT:::1 PEREMPTORY SALE-Bv virtua of
jii decree of the Circuit Court for Howard cnnnt
AZ te Public Salesoom, South Gay street in This sen
MoNDAl the 10Th june 1889, at the hour of . On
P Mi AL THE WORKS OF THE SAVAGE STGal%Sek,
Featuring COMPANY, on the Patuyent riyeH N IN
Toward county 6 miles from the city Baltimore on the
MaShng.9n turnpike The works consist large COT
IoN MILL 40 Looms, $500 Spndes, well equipped with
MIL Country Store, Managers House and Home ID tene
mSLts Tor operatives together with of land
water power and works being well known and as pr-
chasers viii examine for themselves further DESCRIPTION
unnecessary The property lies about mile from the
washington Branch Railroad, with which it can be connec
ted by short railroad for which tbe raJin ~ ;o oIre
made ~ WV o'"N'"6 10 aiiNduS
Terms of cash. one,sixth months: balance
IN y 49, "A and 30 months, with interest and approved Sc.
mo.., G: i VIII Williams Trustees
InzI-ddW@uS GIBSON K co
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STEAMSHIPS.

fEsh UNITED STATES Sta II s NAIL STEAMER
Gager win be dispatched for Havana, Cuba, Ap on
G0RRELL 4 RANDALL.
leI-9t SO Exchange Place
ef~H FOR SAVANNAH,
~ SATURDAY. afternoon, at clock, P NJ, June 18th
'"s n'''-'''' CITY h'3eG Of NORFOLK,
go , J. c. Parker, commander
First class Cabin Passagesl2
gS- P9nctuality in her departure may be relied on.
apply to
WA. MENTzEIy Agent,
y BShippers notified that as the Company is bro
yided with good and sufficient weatherproof she'd covered
at time and bills of aGnE given je7 If
s@FS II Ar e S TON.
First class Cabin Passage.
THR0UGH IN FIFTY HOURSi
The new and firstclaSS steamship
WAN , :, Capt / il H. fGSydi
'" leave Spet sAf Thsf3S9 June llth,
Tho .ooou,,,o,o.,, at 4OclCck,P NJ, precisely.
Inc for passengers by this Steamer
Noght received after u O'Clock on the day of sailing
Bills of Ladng will be signed after the departure Of the
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL ( son S'''
The Patapsco will leave Baltimore again on the DIST of
June Punctuay in her departure be relied on lei
4EFTTS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.sS-sk-sss WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
and osEsFM TESSN Solomon w%
Howes commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers Will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY, at O'clock
r. alternately Fare Sl2 including Meals and Staeroom
FmEiGiI taken at lowest rates.
m25d A. L. HIGGINS, Agent.
4fF*A NEW YORK
THROUGH IN F P6 Or H M2kE'
,ono,, THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
roIn0Q?MdAAC, Capt G. W Watson.
F FfniRRkE IT SRG' Capt VIM; Powell
LOCUST POINT, Cant u Frencb
GEORGES CREEK, CAPT b Morley
Hayng been refed with New and Powerful Machinery,
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier IL, N. r. and
BALTIMORE,
MAKING THE PASSAGE
Merchants can rely the greatest regularity and
ispatch by this line. No'N' ""N
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Ouler than measurement goods at proportional rates
No WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods prompty for
w2rtied by this Line free of commission
INSuRANCE-ONE EIGHTH PER CENT effected at the
ohce oil the Line previous to departure of steamers
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
- - 1l6 SPEARS WHARF,
or to II. B. CROMWELL & co,
,,..s Sc WEST STREET,
.nI..2M New York.
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Tailors.

TOHN II. REA Il CO.,
y CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH PRATT
Messrs JOHN II. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their Clothing is much
larger and more varied than before.
Having on hand a splendid CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and NESTlNGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, Scarf Ties, Suspenders, Handkerchefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf
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4ublit Sales.
RYGRSoN co


SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
- - ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURSI,
At NVA4NDsoME FAMILY GSRRIAGGRED H Fd5RRAE9 &C.
EtTtM 4X3 iBhBBB BhE sTkRE f CORNER OF
viii public auction at the st Me ni4n a! - oGlosk
or i9Sfast and Bdde sreet the f ser
name in part very han ty reR%oyng from the city We
Tables Ms TSp R aaa Chairs to match elegant Sofa
with handsomy carved yfTy eR and costly
Mang rich Mante Ornaments French China EaseF Wn
@-1 - vF, one Ely VERY ERRYI SUPERIOR
II U II III octave, full metallic frame will an a.,
latest Improvements, and made after ti the the
very handsome carved Walnut GOTHIC HALL SET. su.
'Y'0 o B2EITG 5ni Ro ~ Eve 4TD zIBRARr
Ton eXep very superior Walnut se6oArd with Marble
BltG Fla gass door ysrg handsome French Walnut Writing
Tstt with repp Library Table, Stuffed Chairs, India
ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS
VERY SOf G1%sE EAT EERE E9TFFRRGERAToR &c
sTADs efa REs ss9SEo@d snd Walnut FRENCH BED
R6oBBSES Ta N1 %sR F1 Tps
IT'D FSiEI SETS fancy CHAIRS, very superior Hair
Me- 6s usual VARIETY % Of RirGGEN FURNITURE
and ess PTfSTS o6 S very ggEIT
9GII = ChAkloTTE, made by Mullmyer Il Hunter
Also one pair very fine Northern Bay Morgan HORSES
very fast and styshcan be seen at the stable on the
premises. " VIZ ''""ie oh the
We call the especial attention of purchasers IN is 90
e rhtue Is all new and of the very best dascr;non
few weeks in anu puI Il
Terms cash in bankabIe rnonav
jeSts GIRSOE & Co 49,,
f@f TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
Miij Elk RIDGE FARM
e..Hz by virtue of deed of Trust from Henry II p,a
ESD bearing date the I'd day of December 1858 and now re-
coIeu among the land records of Howard county the Sb
as trustee VIII offer at public sale at the Exchange
safes Moons No ~ South Gay street. in the city of Ralf;
more on THIS DAY, the 9Th day Of June 1859 at one
All bHAT VALUABLE FARM, containing arout TWO
NJ \ ISf.D AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES Of IANn on
men Henry H. Pue now resides lying on the ColnYnba
road IN Howard county, about ~ miles from the
alr"ad Depot at Ecotts Mills 1t adioins The Lands nf
MMessrs Caleb Dorsey, Samuel WetheTed John p n N
Ridge neighbOrhood J." He "eart Oh 'he Elk
me lmprov ements consist of fine STONE DWELLING
ohe barn Quarter and Stables, and all other neces
water. ~ ~ ''ii ''"oiiuailce oil WOOD ana
The situation being of most healthy in MARYLAND
tht vicinity to the Railroad offer great Inducements
business men from the city to buy the cars Ieavn0
GoII ls so as to reach the city latest nv ocInc
"a w., ana leaving the city as late AZ P NJ in the winter
The title is indsputable
terms Of sale are that Onehalr the purchase money
ne ald IN cash on the day of sale and the balance IN
e lhStaments IN one and two years from tho dov If
te credit payments to bear interest to be secured bv
mo, oo.-. VIM II. G. DORSEY, Trustee
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,,,,,- ALSO,
liaNoS IN various stages Of completion
10 sets PIANO LEGS
ALSO,
Rosewood Veneers Cherry, Maple and Poplar LUMBER.
FINE do; select do; White Maple '
90 ALSO,
Clamps, Trussels Piano Fixtures
,u ,,. ALSO,
All the FIXTURES of said establishment
~, ALSO,
Vamish, Varnish Cans Stoves and orvtbi,, o.:
ng to Piano Mandatory ~ ~ 'i'' hiis dPPertdh-
Terms cash HENRY T. CApPv ,.-:
je3,4,79,ll,I36t F w RF'NNETT q ~, NssSisuiee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

ii IyHoqSEIEF65 5oSTrv
by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber will offer at public al IL o'clock
mi N on SAru RDAY, the 25th day of June 1889,
NJ r. IN ALL FARM containing Ga acres occupied by
ABOUT 5e miles from Ecotts. and about 20 miles from
he llToad station at Eysville. 1t adoins thu farms of
MesSrs William Frost, G. r. Howard and George Stincb
comp ana CarelIS Manor The improvements are a
MeatherDoarded Log DIV EIL1NG HOUSE and out Build
lngs, and Stone Barn and Stables
s And at the time and place. and ty virtue of the
same decree the subscriber will also offer AT Duhlic
= sale another small FARM of 5S acres, adjoining the
dS OF Mr. pton Dorsey and the late Juage Dorsey, and
near the piece of land first mentioned On this there are no
rein wood. l~' ~ ~
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are
hII IN caSh onethlrd in nine months and the remaining
thrd IN eighteen months the credit payments to bear inter
and to he secured by the bond promissory notes of
the purchasers, with surety satisfactory to the Trustee
Je42aw3w THOMAS DONALDSON Trnstre
A SSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
a The undersigned, assignee of ALFRED DUVALL n
tkrupt VIII sell ON the premises the hour of o'clock
~ on SAIultllAl thu 18th day of June, 1889 ALL
me RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of said Bankrupt in
ana Fawn streets, in this city binding on President
street ana OO tet on Fawn street The same being the
l9 leased to said Dnvall by Taylor McNeal the term
~ w years renewable forever at an annual of S2i0, by
deed dated I'd March, 1871 recorded in ber T. k No BOG
o @ me Lot VIII be sold subject to all arrearages rent
and taxes due thereon
Terms of sacne third in cash day of sale and the
remaining TWO thirds at and II months with interest
secured ny endorsed notes to he approved by assignee
IN te rcaton of the sale by the Court payment
e Whoe purchase money deed will he made by the
M. -2aw3w&ds JMASON c NNPBFIT ASSIGNEE
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SCOTCH DAT MEAL.-Just received per ship
S"Herger," small lot of Scotch Dat Meal P, TIERNAN
son, Il N, Charles street m2O-tf
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Goatatfon.
WUU[HltUN.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1vIYoUNG LADIES.-Tle SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4th, 1859 The of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction
an eibcen Faculty OF able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and adj
Sch ri. ~ 'o
Fo terms Of admission and further normation address
hey GEO LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington
Baltim r. Co. Maryland, or Rev; DR., HElNER, Second St.
Baltmo Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS Il BAL
LEYS Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbacs, Second
stteSt. apStf
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
~ ~ ,,n,r.,,, - ,, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
The 252 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1889 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the saubrity of its climate and the
elevated ehal acter of its citizens Coach meets the
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Del
to convey Students to the Academy.
TefmsS Session of five months The PRINCIPAL NAV
be seen at the Maltby House pr 18th and apI 3m
A LEX HOFFMAN,
"a DESIGNER AND CARVER,
u Il A W " " d IL o ID Il "
SCHOOL,,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET. third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building Baltimore.
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T0batr0.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
POUNDS
Joe Hall, VIM f. Scott IJrnion
Wild Orange James Brighton, " Hancock
Everett, Bill HiXon, T Wilkinson
Sam Ward J. b. Gaddess / RichardSo3
Jenny Lind, p Pugh, W NJ Irbv
Kan! Jones, Eclipse, Light Pressed,
TalliaerIo& Mas'e, J. b. Hornsby, Light Pressed
HALF POUNDS.
Nations Pride, Peoples Fayorite
Washington, Don Juan
Willie Shepherds Rescue Sam Moore
- FlNES AND TENS.
Russell Robinson, Sun Flower, / Hodevah
Fanny Fern, John Stanley, Express
Lucy Neae, James Piper, J. Royal,
TBulaio,, H. Webster, Ellen Glenn,
W. uoode a Co.. John GllPn, A.B.Jones, br SIS
FANCY STYLES.
Lyle Maxwell, in foil, Banana, in foil
-" without foil 6 without fnl
Rough and Ready Honey Comb ~
JAMES THOMAS BRANDS
pladem twist, Carolina Leaf,
Louisa Leaf, Esmeralda
FL Dorado, Virgin
lrSlna SMOklNG TOBACCO, in bales and bblS.
CLARKE d PEGRAM,
J. LYLE CLARKE,1 lI9 West lombard street
VIM NJ PEGRAM,} lei II
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MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
CON PA Y
w Il X.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP ...........,,... $500 mn
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH 1855. ol6 SIS "a
TliOS. LORD, President
b. Z. MORRIS, Vice President.
SAMUEL II. MOORE Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully socts application for nsu-
rance in this desirable Office
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent
DAVIES 4 WAKEFIELD,
Ht l6 Spears wharf
MON MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $s0O,OO0
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $95OOOO
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.
BOSTON,
CAPITAL 100000.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL 100000.
Merchants of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies will
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR
al, =. No 65 Second street,
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o. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-Warebouse
#iii o. S74 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, between Eu-
xasAtaw and Paca streets. Apply to
H. RIEMAN & SONS,
IeAU Corner Howard Eau tie
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8G0as ano StatiOnerp.

MURPHY CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUR-
4fA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATTONE RS
s7tf Btt VT, d9I hA1l ihohh 81
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL T.. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
AS ON HAND a VERY SUPERIOR AS
= oSSI0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers o"' "
MUTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain in very great variatv
ENVELOPES of all kinds " W. ~ '"''e'S'
STATIONERY of every iescripcn for osics o,d ID,
W W. ErZ SIEEI PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAN
&c, &c. ~ "ii'o' Inn ISLANDS,
Ia Mrlting and Copying Of all the hest makers FIT
NAIES, &c, &c. '' Uni MIN
81 6ISo d IlTge assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER.
prices ~ ''' "1'' "c'' all at low
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call. f.22tf
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BY +. w. BENNETT 4. co
~~--->o>, ,-.rSs0C-~~~~~~N<
e-A--]J ASSlGNEk'S SALE
I III PIANOS. PfYHtyo STOCK,

ny virtue OF deed of assignment from Iorenz Goatz
nM 4atn Nay E59 the undersgned assignee will sell by
PuDlc auction Tor cash. n SATURDAY AFTER DON lime
lth at 3oclock, at the Piano Waerooms No 81 Camden
STREET mt II TIE FINISHED AND UNFINISHED STOCK
MA hiAS &c contained therein We name Six first
SEs tOkTES, to "a OctaveS, in Rosewood cases
ui pates with all recent mprov
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Livery Stable.
Sugar and M0IasSeS.

ENRON THE Err PLA Mt ITO
For sale by CHAS. BREWER, IN.
-l1a-tf - at.M Agent.
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.JaDaus
.orS we have dates from simoda

Work we nave dates from Simoda
rsy r,sr. with very important y
|3d AuS RS Consul General Mt Simoda, made
Harris. trsaty with the japanese Govern
IMPORT Elpin subsequently made an English
ncr;can treaty provides
Ane, .he tar of six per cent. for coming our
/; - now raid by the American pur-
mo n'as-e exports, shall be dispensed with.
Of sa annual practice of "trampling upon
Rnd irhs.b has existed at .Nagasakie only,
80 ~ vear 1920, is to be continued no more
you. -,h Of July next; and our ministers and
:, reside ut Jeddo-
Ths PROVISIONS Of the treaty to take effect
sS, July 4, 1859. The opening OF some
d nrm an exception to this article.
Is I, -sr;c,ns may huild churches and wor-
III and religious freedom is also granted
Ap1 rSs mort Of Simoda is to be closed, and that
opened in its place Hego n the
-Ostca. of which it Is the seaport, are also
At Hego the water IS SO bold that YES
- close aIou gside the beach. n the BACK
he most productive and thickly populated
t.,ion Is made in the article that
As which is only seventeen miles from
ana.a"- sill being closed to foreigners Mr..
the ia.'.- -arsr that this will not last long.
Ftys- 80 was necessary, for, by Commodore
snpu - should have been allowed to ram
tretS 'suxa to such u distance that the
lni wnIld have been included
lefi2 ,nsss coin may he exported, but in
On ny; Z, American gold must be weighed
Et%" nd. and silver against silver.
JApahNT-usnv'') shall he excepted by this
per - he weighed against copper coin.
rn'e 49, IN JAPAS.-A correspondent Of
ASD Ted1er writing from SImoda, says /:
EGlaPILrs Perry made our first treaty
t'n eoaI deposit known OF in Japan
s1uirs Now they are working a sec
NI-J.T AZ the other extreme Of the
hN... Is,slv athird mine has been opened
ana 80 xe have coal in the centre and at
b. - enpirs. Its quality, however. IS
sMer, =, Is..t so much of il rs came under
~ 4, contains sulphur, iron, pyrites,
liable 20 spontaneous combus-
nu"-~,, Quantities Of ashes and clinker
80 unfortunrte as TO have to
M e,e boilers: and then We had to
T'n 80 tveniy foar hours to "'clean
- much SCOT. Now We find it to
:, these large fue boilers of ours;
s1o,bers u with its sulphuric vapOr,
sf.t sneke. and its showers OF powder-lke
-, vbfrh we obtained ut Nagasakie we
- - ,or. bu, FIR another lot which is now
III W shall pay SO 81. These prices
g.-,r .,cks in which it is put up, the
M hem. and the hire Of boats for bring
The reader will be surprised to hear
I,For i IN Japan-the daily hire of a
linz himself, is eight cents Let us
-, he subjec, Of coal to that Of money.
-, Lee not represent the value that it
- ,,rnrries-at least not until the Fourth
-. sixteen gold dollars III the United
g,,-Iv equal to sixteen silver ones-that
- .ixreen dollars worth of gold minus
Hs-e- however, the same amouuT of gold
A fraction over So 50. Or in other
IA n. the relative value of gold and silver
rs. and in Japan as | to 81
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vuCOy viii continue the Shipping and Commits
-nuehv carried on by r. Coady & CO. A supply
49, IN tn Prov sion and Ship ChanGlery line,
az 40 kanf and for sale at lou rates From long
-sr~y mausr concerning W haleships, he Is prepar-
-n-risr frfliti-s u masters md owners enfrusting
y hs char-e- Particular attention viii be pad
80 n on ard Zone o. the United States, at the
r; z-<.i in drst class ships Whalenen's Drafts
/ ass 90 aays- sight upon their Agents, will be at all
- 1921
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JUST RECEIVED PER .SYREN."
rASES MELED CLOTH,
u Harness and Iusset Leather,
ChiIdren's Cabs,
Chndren's Carriages, various patterns, for sale by
131-tf CUAS BREWER, %.
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b. F. SNOW,
Commission Merchant.
HONOLULU, OAHU, s.. L.,
6hFFERS FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
ment of MERCHANDISE, consisting in part of the following
named artrcies:
White and grey merino drawers, Red flannel drawers,
women's white cotton hose, silk Velvet,
Embrohiered undersleeves, Corah handkerchiefs.
o" Colored India satin,
White L. B. shirts,
While linen handkerchiefs
Goat buskins, Enameled leather brogans-
Lemon syrup,
Tomato catsup.
Mesquite netting, Boston Beauty stoves,
Looking giasses, britannia tureens,
ESanT ' slose., Lamp Lam c a n
SET Tinman's Tools.
Manila and Hemp Rope, assorted sizes,
Whale line. spunyaru, Ravens duck,
usasi Cotton duck, Nos. 8 and l.
PLATFORM SCALES,
GROCER-S SCALES,
@ COUNTER SCALES.
Elk METAL. IS to % OF.
COMPOSITIONS WALLS.
Brass bib locks, KeIre anchors, Chain Gables.
IRRoY champagne, CuRRANT WINE,
Cases BoURBoN WHISKY, cts and pts,
1O-gali. kegs BOURBON WHISKY,
large assortment of CrO>kery Ware:
Bowls, vegetable dishes, plates, ewers and basins, mugs, jugs.
Boxes glass, cream-Iaid paper, nappies, etc.
Screws. -.
Tower bolts,
Thumb Iatches, gimlets,
Hooks and staples, frner chisels,
Tower bolts, brass butts, bingham buckets.
Overs healing embrocaton. cotton bags, corn brooms, 81
Bride leather, wagon harnesses. granulating mills, etc, etc.
COMPOSITION and FELT, for Fire Proof Roofs.
Genuine MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
Sail needles, Cut nails, Lanterns, Paint oil,
Boat nails. Iron ~bedsteads, Turpantine. Rasps,
Cork.crews, Verdigris, Hammers, Sheath knives,
Black paint, Padlocks.
RED and BLUE BUNTING,
OH CASKS, SHOCKS, HOOP IRON,
SPERM and Polar On,
,os,t RICHMOND Flour, ETC., etc.
Post Office Notice.
vKTRITERS OF DESTINED
w to places in the Atlantic United States, should endorse
thereon the route by which they wish them sent after reaching
san Francisco. IA to wit: " Pia Los angeles. OUertand;"
"Eia SAT- Lake, Ouerland;' "Pia Tehuanfepec." Letters
with no such endorsement upon them. and all newspapers, viii
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