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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02
Thirty-Seventh Congress--1st Session
wAsHINoroS, Thursday, April "a.
SENATE

WAsHINGToS, Thursday, April "a
SENATE.
The bill for the recognition Of the independence Of
layu aud Liberia being the special orde taken up
Nc Davis moved substitute, appointing a consul Ia
Liberia, and consu-genera to Hayi, with power "a
saiorso those countries. ne did not want fn blooded
negroes received here equality with white men
fir sumner defended the bill
The coufscAtion bill was taken up.
Mr. Colamer opposed it
Mr. shcrmans amendment which limits con6soaton tr
persons holding certain Offices under rebels adopted
In motion Of Mr. Browning the bill was postponed un
ti tomorrow.
rhe bill recognizing Hayu aud Liberia was taken uv
and passed. Yeas 81, nays7.
Executive session. Adjourned
HOUSE
Mr. Nallandigham Offered resolution asking Tho
pres lent f9r copies Of the correspondence between h,
French aud our governments received within the las
tw months relative 70 the present troubles In America
NaiCucd 90 the committee on foreign affairs.
lhr House resumed the consideration " the conhsca
uon 5h
slavery or the republic must perish. He denied thai
slavery had any recognition ia the constitution. Il was
their right aud duty 20 destroy slavery.
bill '''' '' ''' W = '''''''''''
lhc whole subject then referred to special com
mittcc Of seven.
Mr vallandisham said that in speech delivered th,
other day quot iu Congrcss) dcnunciauon Of the De
m0crAuo party be had been alluded % ''as man wht
Leyer had any sympathy with this republic. but who's,
every breath devoted &, is destueton ast as fr a,
hs heart dare permit him 70 so HE denounced the au
thur of that speech as sooundrcl aud coward Il
name is Benjamin r. Wade
Mr. Blake " Ohio said the remarks referred 10 by Mr
Va andilham as having been made by Mr. Wade it
toe SVuac, we're not there made, and therefore. Mr
Naliandgham bad denounced Mr. Wade as a liar, scoun
drel aud onward, under false pretcnoes.
Nc Nallaudigham, after some spauug with Mr. Blake
said De had read rom printed speech foul libel his
character Hc did not mention Mr. Wade a Senator
but as an individual When Mr. Wade recalled biz
words hc would take back his.
Mr Blake hlt that Ohio was shameiully nsulted b.,
Naandghsm remarks and believed three fouf;hs Of
the people u that State would speak Of him as ad'
had
Mr Huichns of Ohio offered resolution, setting forth
the language used BY Valandgham against Wade char
ccrxug Do violation OF the rules and breach Of The
drcorum N the House and declaring Clement l. Val
audigham deserving aud Is hereby oensurcd by th
unusr
adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

A Cairo correspondent states that some six
of our soldiers have recently died at Colum-
bus, KY, from eating Indian meal sold by a
prolossed Union man. Some mineral sub
stance, probably arsenic or strychnne, can
be plainly seen in the meal by candlelight.
The fend was arrested by General Strong
A letter from Cheat Mountain, Va, states
that the other day twenty Union men from
Pochahontas county, Va, came into the I'M
ion camp there with flag of truce. They
had been in the mountains more than week,
hiding from the rebels, who are impressng
everybody as they go along
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

A dispatch from the Assistant Secretary of
War to Col Howe states that the wounded
Vermont soldiers are in the hospital at Fort
ress Monroe, and will be sent on soon in ac-
cordanoo with the wishes of Gov liolbrook
of Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

Gcv Louis P. Harvey, of Wisconsin was
drowned at Savannah, Tenn. on Satu day,
April 10, while stepping from one boat to
another. At the time of his death he was
engaged in the humane object of ministering
to the wounded at Pittsburgh Landing. His
successor is Lieut.. Gov. Edward Solomon of
Milwaukee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

The FREsHET IN RIoHMoND.-The water
was higher in Richmond than it has been be-
fore for many years, and all communication
between the two villages OF Richmond and
Jonesville on Friday and Saturday was by
boats. tenant mouse" of j. Jewell was
covered almost to the windows, the family in
it leaving for safer quarters, and a good deal
of damage was done to the highways 1t
will cost $3.50 to repair the road between the
two villages. The gristmill of John Hap
good is LETT high and dry on the top o! a
iedge-the river making new channel on the
west side of it. His damage oy the food
will amount TO 8 900 or mpre.--Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

MUSTERED Our.--The Band of the 5th
Regiment, James Rice, leader, was mustered
out Of service on the 9th inst. Those who
we're members Oft from this place have re-
turned home, and represent the country be-
fore Yorktown as "tough,' and the situation
Of the soldiers as unenviable, but their cour-
age and determination as undaunted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

Col l.. d. Campbell has rendered the chap
laincy of his regiment, the Goth Ohio, to
parson Brownlow. The parson has accepted.
aud says he will pray and preach to the reg
iment ill they reach Tennessee, when he in
tends to have hand in any dght they may
be engaged in.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

"a Lake Champlain was cleared of ice on
Wednesday night, and the boats VIII proba-
bly, commence running on Monday next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02
~ The Washington correspondent of the
Burlington Times says;

have just QuartermAster Ptkin, Of the Second
Regiment, Who is up business from the Vermont
troops Yorktown. His account Of the condition OF
affairs there Is encouraging. The prystoH Of camp is
great but the health and spirits Of General Smiths D
vision are good Large masses Of men going down
every day IN transports from Alexandra, to strengthen
Mcclellan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02
The following editorial article from the N.
T. Commercial Advertiser contains some in
terosting and signifcant statements:


teresting and significant statements
"Ihe public will be agreeably surprised by learning
that instead Of wasting his whole strengthmly seventy
thousand nen-upon the fugtives and gueriRs Mellow
e has executed splendid flank movement by which he
has throFn the greater part Of his force from OsanRa
and Alexandra q the Richmond aud fredericksburgh
Railroad and that he is within sixty miles Of the
flank rear This step is turning cf the tables upon
themselves while it redncrs the distance Richmond
BY fully onehalfof that by way Of Gordonsville As to
the destination u McDowelfs army We suppose the
reader can POSSIBLY masr Il 0ui ia three euosses.
Meantime Gen Banks is literally chasing the rebels
down the valley Of Virginia. The latest dispatches rep
them making from Haris0nburgh mot Harris
burgh) for Gordonsvc, which scarcely thirty-fye
miles distant in direct line. II Jackson has left the
Valley, Gen Banks will either proceed Southwestwari
Stlunton the Central railroad follow him across
the Blue Ridge Souheastwardy 10 Glrdonsyie. The
latter movement we judge, is probable; but the
nature II the pass the mountains may interpose
obstacles for time
A. the present moment we have there reason 70 be-
ieve three hundred thousand in Eastern aud Cen
trail Virginia, nearly two-thrds Of whom under Gen
Mcclellan What will be done with and by these i'm
mense hosts cannot undertake TO say But being
20 one in number " the insurgents aud unorganfed
m0hs but thoroughly trained soldiers well equipped aud
eager for the fray may feel the final is
few days will develop other arrangements which
may be safely communicated without danger Of giving
aid and comfort to the enemy Should the capture Of
Ulm by Napoleon, OF Doneson hy Grant, aud Of Island
No 10 by Pope and Foote be equaed by that OF rebel
army in the ude-water section dark night. the
world will probably hear " il in due time. TIL then,
faith and patience, AS heretofore, remembering that
yorktown Is historic ground
This tightening Of the meshes around the nsurrection,
with the moral certainty Of the result Of cois-
ion, is attended by the remarkable coincidence Of the
French Minister taking trip 10 Richmond for the good
Of bis health the preservation Of tobAcc1, other
unexplained object which may possibly the pre-
yenton ofbloodshed seeing the conclusion is Oregone
one. OF that the public will also learn in time"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

1t Is reported that Gen. Burnside has re-
ceivod proposals from the Governor OF North
Csrolira fr the surrender of tho State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02
INCIDENTS IN THE BATTLE OF
PITTSBURGH.

We gather up the following incidents in
the battle Of Pittsburgh Landing, or Shiloh
as it is called by the rebels. as narrated by
various correspondents who have visited the
battle ground
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

The case Of John L,ntz Company +. Second Ken
tucky is almost too horrible mention lie struck
by ball the right taking part of oH then,
terug the lower part Of his head, Il opened passage
% his mouth. How long he remained on the field with
out his wound being dressed is net known but after
ing brought board, little Madeira wine poured into
his mouth passed through the aperture in the back Of his
head carrying with IL mass Of live maggOts His head
had become hy blown This is the eleventh day Of his
surngs aud they are 50 that the boat frequently
riuus with his startliue shfieks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

Captain G. JunghAus, OF Company 4, fifty-seyenth
Ohio resigned his commission few days before the hgh
account Of III health being seriously afflicted with
consumption When the fight commenced he was still
in camp and seizng musket, entered the ranks as
private soldier. Three rounds Fed when ball en-
tered his mouth and passed through his head. killing hin
instantly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

Private John Ferguson, Company X Sixty-fnh Ohio,
who killed the second days battle was accom-
pane4 10 camp by Young Newfoundland dog, who had
persisenty followed him from the time Of his enlistment
and from camp 10 camp 70 The moment OF his death -
Two days after the bate, the faithful dog was found y
ing upon the nannate breast of his master, nor would
leave the spot until the remains were bur
led This dog is being taken to the widow II the de
ceased who lives in Bowling Green, Wood county, Ohio
by q aptaiu prcble Of Comuany X
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

CAPT. EDWARD F. reynolds. The fu-
neral ceremonies Of the late Capt Reynolds,
Of the Six Vermont Regiment, who was kill
ed while gallantly leading his company in the
late charge on the enemy's works at Lees
Mills near Yorktown, took place at Rutland
on Wednesday, under the immediate direc-
tion Of the Masonic Fraternity. The Rut-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

T 1oUOhs. dROOER1Es. 30.
400 bis: Extra l. Extra 2 and No.. ; Coffee
10 bbls Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
3 eighth ana qu.rssr casks Ans FRx4qH
100 barrels Oommon end Rye wHIsxEY,
20 do. Rum and GIN,
IS TO- Psaeh and Apple BRANDY,
% do. Sweet Malaea WINE,
50 cases SARDTNES,
100000 CIGARS, assorted branEs
so bbls. Golden syrup,
10 bags PEPPER, %@
100 bags Soft Shell ALMONDS,
100 boxes Ground PEPPER,
25 bbls. Pecan NUTS.
100 boxes Rhine WINE, ys9y Ans,
loo boxes hne CHANPAGNN.
1000 bass GROUND PEAS.
81 kegs Sap. OsEhonats SODA,
50 boxes MUSTARD,
loo boxes TOBACCO,
e THOMAS JONES. No. Gals st.,
ial3-ln Richmond. Va.
HASTILk EUAP.- = :
10 boss pare CASTLE SOAP.
Jaat received and in store.
alt. BACON I BAsxxRvILL.
TUWD DOK1N. 3 = = ! = :
OufPER AND LrrUHx1,
Go1tA Edo Of 1road street, betWeen Mayo b.
md oantsal Depot.
Lssehss. Tan sow fsliy yssparsA - apply then
Ma D0RAN, 11astasal LsssAa. satals 70 Il.
j. R~P.ssss,- ..A....~s,. n .,a.ss !,
e. day. jals-lne
os q oosi GI6 5ss, sS.si So 12o 2. =.
I1DnnGRn1 - nnnGtvn nomn1n1mlnHn - nGlnf 1n1P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
EDUCATIONAL.
AND DAY SCHOOL.

The exercises Of the school at my house.
(Meadow Farm,) in Hanover, about seven
miles from Richmond. will be resumed on
the 10th OF the present month. At the solieita
ton Of several friends, have sgain consent.
ed to take few BOYS rs boaYders, who Will
receive the same attention, and be treated as
my own sons.
fxRns.-For board, per session Of i've
months, S76; Tuition from elaA to 80, ac'
cording 70 the ssudtss Of the pupil
ia 2l-6t ". R.NypNOR.
TCN0LiSH "A ND CLASSICAL NOhvOL..
II Universslist Church. Mayo Street:
Tho undersigned takes pleasure Ia ar.
nouncing that he has associated with him. In
the conduct Of his School, Mr.. u. Mo..u.
Master OF Arts Of the Untvarsaty Of Vir-
ginta.
Mt. M, who u an experienced teacher Of
the Languages and MathemA&tcs, has ehArRe
Of the CLASSICAL Department 1he method
of Instruction Is simiiar TO that pursued at
the University
The object Of the school n 10 prepare boys
for the University, or any college, or for the
bnsinesD OF life.
Terms, &c., made known ON sypiieatcn.
j. lo-2w. q. r. BuRRUSo.
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This old institution (estabished by the Virginia
Legislature and in successful operation for thirty
against loss or damage By hre. almost every de-
scription of property.
Sea risks ON ships and cargoes. and risks on In
land transportation, taken to all parts of the world
1t reasonable rates Of premium.
The very liberal share Of the public patronage
which it has 30 long received, operates In return
liberal and prompt settlement Of claims, which It
has ever bean ita pleasure to observe.
Farmers, merchants, and citizens generally, may
be referred to parties already insured in this Com
pany, In over 50 counties In the Sts'e.
Application, by letter or otherwise, to the Presl
dent OF Secretary, VIII meet prompt attention
Jos. Allen, q. W. Purcell,
W. l. Cowsrdin Jos. p. Winston,
III L. Kent II. 4. Claiborne,
WIN. Palmer, Geo. w. Smith,
A. K. Parksr, b. l.. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloeo, 3. n Maury,
J. q. Wadsworth, 6am1 p. Lathrop,
VIM. Beers, p. Cullen, II. D.
". L. 0OwARDN. Prssx
WI. WILLIS Jr., Sec'y. oc Its
TIFE. FTK sIy, A AsIP M.AK1 3
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. l53 MAIN IN. z. Con. OF llTH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Z, IChArtered 18th March, 1871
This old and reliable Institution, with ample e.
pita and contingent fund carefully invested, con.
tinues to Insure Slaves, Buildings, Merchandise Of
every description; Household Furniture, and family
Wearing Apparel. ve.sels. Cargoss and Frslght q
the lowest current rates. sM
Losses adjusted and paid with al pcsihle a..
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Ourzie Robt. II. Burton.
@. T. Worth&m, Francis ]. Barnes,
John II. OiaiboenA John r. 6uhlstt,
John ]. Wilson, Thoe. A. Russ,
Ajax. 0axr4tt Geo. d. 0wathmsy
Peter g. Warwick.
DAVID CURRI1, Pfss't
JOHN ]. WILSON, Treasurse.
81. Z. BROOK. Secretary. q 27-ly
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OONFEDERBTE MILLS
Of6cs 20 Pearl street. !
i Mills" FRESH GROUND OOFFEE, an ex.
cellent substitute for the pure article. It L. put
up in pound papers, neatly labelled, and
packed in cases Of sixty -four pounds each. Prizes
20 cents, subject to discount to the trade.
g. w. ROB NSON,
Ia 15-1mt Agent for tho Manufacturers.
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BAK II REES.

T u. BR 90 SIS.
EEEAD, CAKE, CRACKER,
And PIE BAKERY.
Having removed to my new estah ishlneui, on he
coraer OF Broad ard Fourth Sta, which have had
fitted mp In q supsrlor style do now offer nv sim
cere thanks TO my friends, and thu pubic IN gene
raj, for the very liberal patronage bestowed on mo
for the hast 1--WE years and hope ey strict attention
merit continuance Of the same.
have increased my facilities fJr Baking to such
an extent that am now prepared to turn on,
BREAD, CAKES, CRA0KEkS and PIES on
large scale ss any sst.blishmsns Of the kind 10
HSspits,s Restaurants, add Boarding Houses
supplied with FRESH BREAD tw,cs every day.
CRACKEkS Of all kinds, fresh baked, constantly
on band, packed in the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS. CAKES.
GINGER-BREAD, SPICENUTS, &C.. a the
shortest nosice. .
Orders rom the country thaekfaliy received
and carefully attended to
L d. BRTaas's New Bakery.
Corner of broad and Fourth streets.
aIA--d3m& Hog
VXTM. N. TINsLEf's NEW LANCE
y" STE A NJ II A X Il Il Y &.
Having ut Q considerable expense fitted mp
LARGE STEAM BAKERY. ON tho corner Of
Oary and 18th ssreetsI am now prepared to farulsh
all ordsrs ta my line immediately.
shall keep constantly on hand fresh baked, al
kinda Of CRACKERS, PILOT and
NAVY HRHAD,
- MOLASSES md
SUGAR CAKBA
Ny ovens, machinery and tools being entirely
new and Of the most improved styie, together win
my long experience In business. I feel justified Ia
saying that can furhiEh - good IN article ct
Oracksrs and Cakes any essahishzusns N this Of
other countsye
kcrchAnts having orders from the country VIII
dnd Il TO their interest 70 give ms csii.
~ Particular attention paid 70 packing and
Dc i2-3m WM. n TINaLEy.
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LIFE Il FIRE lNS UR ANCE.
TN SU B A N U e..
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
RANCE AMY,
OFFICE, No. 183,
Thar new building, ON Main street, next door 70
the Bank Of Virgins, Richmond.
CAPITAL. .......................12 $3.50 900.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000.
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DY AN ORDER OF THE CIKOUIT
ID COURT, of Richmond City, lately en-
tered in the case of Marshall's administra-
tor vs.. Winston and others, the undsrsigned
were appointed special Commission ers to
lend out i fund of some Five or six Thousand
Dollars. The decree requires good persO nal
security, and II lien upon real estate, the in
terest to be paid semi annually, and the
principal after sixty days notice Of any order
of Court for the payment Of the same. APP
plication may be made to either of the un-
designed.
A A. MORSON, lc.r.
b. Z. WELLFORD, IT., OoinnA
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hoe A y.
Il, 600 lbs. Prime Leaf Lard.
loo boxes TALLOW CANDLES.
10 tierces RIUE.
20 hhds. N o SUGAR..
90 barrels SYRUP.
40 boxes Toilet SOAPS.
90 cases SARDINES.
$50 bbls. fine IRISH POTATOES.
20 bills. Crushed SUGAR.
Is bbls. Powdered do
800 gallons pure RYE wHISKEY, five
years old, very fine.
IS bbls. pure CORN WHISKEY.
80 bbls. Apple BRANDY.
l60, 900 SEaARS, assorted brands.
200 boxes manufactured TOBACCO,
from common to fine.
50 cases M. Moor's superior moking
70 cases and barrels other brands TO-
800 kegs Nails, Old Dominion brand.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER &c OTEY,
ia ls-6t Is Pearl street.
r ARGE STOCK OF GROUERTES,
Il To which we invite the attention Of
suffers would do well to examine our stock:
100000 German SE9ARS,
1900 Domestic do, d.
100000 Havana do (part very chOice,)
4,ooo Ground PEPPER,
90 cases Ghas Hsidsick CHAMPAGNE,
40 do. Heidsick 20. do,
90 do. Golden STAFF do,
20 chests choice BLACK TEA
90 dozen French MUSTARD,
10 cases MARASCHENO,
100 boxes Toilet SOAP,
20 reams CAP PAPER,
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
400 do. STEEL PENS.
90 dozen Hair BRUSHES,
so do. Tooth do,
10 uuarte ter casks RR ANDY
60 bills choice Old Rye WHISKEY,
90 bills: Crushed Sugar.
LEE & DUNHAM, 50 Pearl street.
ia ls-lw
Fhnsoa MUSTARD:
50 dozen
FRENCH MUSTARD.
Just received from New Orleans.
ia1s-s. LEu& DunH 1A1 e: IS Pee Pssr 81 .t.
n H A N p A g N E.
Just received, Of various brands,
And for sale by
p E F P E R:
900 boxes Ground, and
Just received
als-6t LEE 4 DUNBAR. 30 Pearl 1t.
I'M BARRhLS COMMON WHIsKRY.
lVV20 bbts Cognac BRANDY.
Is bbls. GIN.
10 hslfbsrrels CHERRY BRANDY and
SWEET WINE.
100 cases Chas. Heidseick, Mum 4 Co., and
other brands, finest Champagne WINE.
IS half, quarter, and one eight casks fine Cog.
mao BRANDY.
$50 boxes Ground PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER,
and MUSTARD.
400 boxes Adamantine and Tallow GAN.
DIES.
80 casks ALE and PORTER.
100 key" Carb. SODA.
100 bbls. nne Mountain Rye WHISKEY.
20 bbls. Lubricsting OIL.
200, CIGARS, various brands, dne quality.
100 boxes SOAP
$50 bbls. whole and half barrels HERnINGS.
Is csses SARDINES.
200 boxes manufactured TOBACCO.
so bags RIO COFFEE.
20 hhds. Brown and Clarified SUGAR
50 bbla Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
90 bhls. No. l and 2 SUGAR.
90 bbls. N. o. MOLASSES.
26O bbls. Extra, Superane and Family FLOUV.
Yeast Powders, Blackips, Matches Salara tus,
Olive OIL Madeira Wine, Mails, Wrapping Paper,
Nutmsgs, Spice, Ginger, Pepper Playipg Cards,
Ground Coffee, Ink, Fancy Soap, Indigo, besides
other articles In our line. For safe by
WIN. B. JONES & CO.,
Ia l6-12t 10th St.. bet. Main and Cary.
OONFNUERBTE MILLS,
-eHnw
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ID edmond UOFk LII MILLS.
IL 0AM'L YOUNGER 4 CO., Prop'rs,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From and sfter the 1st February next. add dur.
ing the blockade frss class and ben.fcisl snbstf
tnte for Coffee will be provided for the trade and
public In 10. and lib. packets, ground ard ready
for use These will be packed in cases Of 20
pounds each and upwards TO salt purchssers.-
The retail price at tho stores will bs rs cents per
pound marked or the labels.
Corner OF s h snd Main Ste,
Opposite the Spotswood Botel.
Coffee roasted for the trade Il quantities not
less than 100 pounds. il 22-llt~