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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19
Estate OF Jesse Mckenzie, deed.
NTOTJCE UERERV CJxyEN Th.

Estate OF Jesse MChGnZie, deed.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
~ the subscriber hath obtained f.t-Ai the Or
phan's Court Of Allegany County, Letters If
of Administration on the estate of
JESSE IfcRENZLE,
late Of said county, deceased. All -ersons har-.
ing claims against the said estate, ff.- hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vou>Ssrs
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscriber
on or before the 26th day of November next;
all benefit of said estate. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to call and make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of May 1864.
BENJAMIN /. MCKENZIE,
N,r,o y, Administrator
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MADAME RumOr.

In our last issue we gave an account
from Madame Rumor of a brilliant affair
in the neighborhood Of Wardensville be-
tween portion OF the ODD Pa, and 18th
New York cavalry and General Rosser's
Brigade, "lM,dame Rumor" has in that
account sustained her reputation. Gen.
Rosser nor his Brigade either were there,
and consequently do not enjoy any of the
honors of that gallant field andJruy. We
have reason to believe that it was a rom
sideraJly smaller affair than we took it
for. and that nobody ue kno~ Of is cnti-
tied to wear special launis on this occa-
sion
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19

The FATHER OF GENERAL GRANT.-A
letter We yesterday received from Coving-
ton, Kentucky, says: 1.-The proudcst and
happicst man in the Union at present is
the father of Gen Grant, who resides in
in our city"
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CLERKS ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF THE
Financial Affairs of the City Of
Cumberland.
For the year ending May =, 1861, inclu-
Sive
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

New York, May u, 1864
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Cumberland Coal & Iron Company, for
the election Of President and Board of Direc-
tors, and for the transaction OF other business
will be held at the Office of the Company in the
city of New York, on Monday the 9th day of
June next, at ~ clock NJ.
The transfer BOOKS will be closed from the
9th day Of May to the 9th of June.
II. ROUSSEL,
Mayl9-3t Secretary.
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REVENUE.

REVENUE.
Amount in Treasury, rs per
last Statement. l2t s.
Lery for ls63-'64, inctusire;
East of Wills Creek ........ 1 925 Il
West ........ ,3T7 81
Dog tax."........................ - 90
Balance Of Levy for ls6l-22 81 o.
lSG2-G3 H. -
County Appropr"tion.;:...,. 1900 90
- - for
Smallpox Hospital ......... $50 90
hecelvea from Hay Scales. 3S4 IL
90 Markct-IIousc 1874 90
Bailiff, inclu-
ding S6I. 81 from J. b. II.
Campbell ......... lOs Is
Received from Police. l3a 10
- % Licenses 2Io 90
- Rent of stove
III Market tIouSe............ so 90
Book Accounts .............- lol %
Sn,s37 %
lnsolvencics allowed present
collector NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,0J ~
Balance Df accts in hand,
being uncollectcd taxes -. 81 %
Book accounts .................. l0l Is
222 10
4 nouut rrr' Il from all eources. SII Gli -
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TO ADVERTISERS I!

The Civilian and Telegraph having a much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper published here, while out Of
tho County its circulation Is four times larg-
or. IL affords q good m sdium for udver tising
II numbers among its readers those who are
able to buy libcrally and pay promptly, and
whose custom would DO valuable to business
men
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19
DRAFTS

Issued by present Council for erpcnacs incurred
and re,1aiuiD0 nnDai1
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t.. CHARLES B. ISAACS,
uayl2-3t Clerk.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
A Mothers Prayer In the Night.

Darkness reigns-the hum of lifes commotion
On the listening ear no longer breaks (;
Stars are shining on the deep blue ocean,
All is silent-Love alone awakes.
Love on earth its lonely vigils keeping,
Love in heaven that rests or slumbers not
Peace, my anxious heart !! tho thou vert sleeping,
Love divine has meier its charge forgot.
And for you, my brightest earthly flowers,
You, my children, Love divine has cared
Sleep, beloved ones through these dark hours,
Angels by your pillow watch and guard.
Here the winged messengers of heaven,
As beheid at Bethel, come and go;
Angel guardians, whom the Lord has given,
To each little one while here below.
Blessed Saviour while on earth residing
Never didst thou scorn a mothers prayer;
Faith may still behold Thee here abiding,
Still commend her treasures to Thy care
We're not all my hope on Thee reposing,
Thou sole refuge for a sinners fears,
Then, the future all its ills disclosing,
could give my children only tears.
From their earthly parents they inherit
Naught save sin and weakness, grief and pain
Give them, Lord Thine all sufficient merit,
Spiritual birth and life again
Hide and guide them in Thy tender arms,
Till this wilderness of life be past
Save them from temptations fatal charms,
Seal them for Thine own, from first to last
Let thy rod and staff in mercy lead them
In the footsteps of Thy flock below,
Till, mid heavenly pastures Thou shalt feed them,
Where the streams of life eternal flow.
Sacred Lyrics from the German.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
S-T-Is6O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters !

They purify strengthen and invigorate
they create healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change of water and diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and cnlycn the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acility of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the bitters in the world. They make Tie
.ak man strong exhausted NATURES great TcStrer
They pure Croix Rum the celebrated Ca
Java Bark herbs and taken with the pleasure
Of a beverage without regard to time of day Far
tcuary to delicate persons requiring genie
.tmulant Sold all Grocers Druggists Hotels ana "a
Ioon. p H. Drake 4 Co., New York CRANE BRIGHAM
Agents. San Francisco. lz.siIeo"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

STATE DEFALcATIoN.-The announcement has
gone to the world that ex-Controller Geo, R.
Warren is defaulter to the State in the sum of
Sl2,2l7, on account of settlement for stamps,
and Attorney General Mccullough has COM
menced suit against his bondsmen. Warren left
for the East on the last steamer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
Mothers Mothers Mothers

~ Don't fail procure Mrs. Wfnsf0acs S00ths"S
svr~p CHILDREN TEETlIING This valuable prepare"
tio An the prescription of of the best female physicians
and In the States and has been used for thirty
year, with never falling safety and by millions OF
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one week OLD
20 the adult 1t only relieves the child from PAIN but in
the stomach bowels corrects acity and gives
cone and energy whole system 1t will almost instant
. eAlp,Nc m THE BOWELS AND WIND cHollc.
~ ht,ave il the best and remedy in the world to all
..e. Of pYsESrERY in children whether II
ar;.es from Teethng or from, any other cause.
Pull directions for using will accompany each bottle; Zone
Genuine upess the fac smile of CURTIS PERKINS New
York is ON the wrapper Sold by all Medicine deal
ers Principal Office, is Dey street, New York
w. rrNo '"' REDINGT0N co.
1I6 and l4S Front street. San Francisco.
,o.n;sm Agent for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

a MODERATELY VIRTUoUs CITY-The Wash
ington Star has been making Investigations, and
comes to the conclusion that the number of pros-
ttutes in and about Washington does not reach
fifteen thousand, as heretofore stated but only
seven or eight thousand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
Mtekly Trinitu 9onrnal.
Weayerville, Saturday, JAM Is, 1864

LIVED LONG ExoUeH.-Wilkins, who killed
Stamford in Los Angeles county about month
ago, and who has just been hung by the Vigil
ance Committee, made full confession. Says
he killed his first man at Salt Lake when he was
seventeen years old was implicated in the
Meadows massacre, where he got 81, 900 or 3d.
900. He was one of the convicts who broke
from the State prison over year ago, and was
one of the party who held Lieut.. Gov. Chellis
before the cannon to prevent the guard from fir
ing. About year ago he killed drover named
Carr Yreka, and robbed him of 50, 000.-
He said that he thought more of killing a
man than he would dog.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

As- The Medical and Surgical Institute
J. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places we'll its proprietor far above the assaults OF
envy professional malice In the schools OF France the
often awarded to practitioners IN s de-
partmen and they with others an
equally lofty position the profession. Record is an Illus
trious example, shining light the philosophical stars
age Europe and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaed him
in this country; proof of which, the Philadelphia o9
lege Of Medicine complimented him with Diploma. ana e
honorary eundem degree Selecting this as ms heid Oh
operation although qualified graduate OF the uh'ers!
Of Pesh. Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian heViu
topary ARMY, extended aiors, Dr. L. a. Czapkay
has attention to the cure OF chrome ana pr
vAe Diseases which he has become great an expert ~
he in this branch oil his probes
sion throughout the United States and portraits ana
raphy are matters Of interest to Their readers IN
the most exclusive journals The Doctors offices are AT MS
Medical sc Institute, Sacramento street Gorne
Of Leidesdorh nearly opposite the building oil the fh
Mail Steamship Company =,
rY particular attention of our readers to the
sworn remarkable in another column OF
this paper. ff''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

SERVED THEM RIGHT.-Thc 0roville Uuion Of
late date tells that three rebel sympathizing in
dividuals mining on Butte creek, in that county,
refused to give their names to the enrolling Off
GER Deputy Provost Marshal Burlingamc was
notified of the fact, and Immediately summoned
Capt. Harry Hunt, of the Orovile Guards, and
Capt. Starr, of the Chico cavalry company, and
paid the gentlemen visit. They taken
without resistance, and are now employed in the
healthful avocation of chopping wood, under
guard, near Chico. Keep them at it, Captain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

IT is terrible thought to remember that no.
thing can be forgotten | have somewhere read
that not an oath is uttered that does not yibratc
throughout all time, in the wide-spreading cur
rent of sound-not n prayer Isped that its rec
ord is not to be found stamped on the laws of ma
ture by the indelible seal of the Almighty will.
-Cooper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

DURING the year 1868 the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's steamers carried Sal 500, 1888 CT,
from San Francisco, $3l, 900, 900 of which went
to England, and $40 800, 900 to New York The
reason of the large shipment to, England was to
avoid war risks. 5fE N4Tf&ff #tff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

SHARP.-A writer in the Marysyille Impress has
come to the sage conclusion that there is to be a
draft in this State in order to raise troops to en-
force a law for the sale of mineral lands What
sharp fellow 1t is creditable for its ingenuity
and romance.-Appedl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

IT MAY BE TRUE.-It is an established fact
that they have heavy fogs in Humboldt county,
but story is going the rounds now which rather
sticks in ones throat. Farmer hired carpenter
to shingle his barn. At noon he complained
that it was terribly long roof. Farmer went
out to take a look and found that the carpenter
had shingled about sixty feet out on the fog.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

FoR PREsIDENr-The Baltimore American pla-
ces at the head of its columns the name of Abra-
ham Lincoln as its choice for President in 1864
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

THE FIGHTISG GENERAE.-A Washington pa
eer states that during the past seven months,
Gen. Grant has captured four hundred and TWEEN
ty rebel cannon. ~t-ra-,41
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

EPITAPH for the Yalandigham Democracy re-
spectfully dedicated to the Pennsular grave-dig.
ger, author of a recent political letter: rr
Ven thinks of vat be. and vot used to vas 8
links I've trowed myself away, vitou sufficient coz,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

A WEALTHY LANDHoLDER.-The San Francisco
Bulletin is informed that Abel Stearns, of Los
Angeles, is the largest stock and land owner in
the United States His lands are embraced in
twenty-one different grants, containing in all
over $50, geo acres. Last year he had SO 900
head of stock, 1000 of which have died within
few months from want of food.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

You BET.-The Lewiston On, " Journal tells
of foot race between a man and woman. The
man beat A race of tongues followed in which
she got the best of it, of course
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

Too Cold FOR SuIcIDE.-The Knights Landing
Ners, published in the town of that name on the
bank of the Sacramento, tells that a short time
since young woman named Annie Smith at
tempted to commit suicide by drowning She
rushed franticaly from the Yolo House to the
river took off portion of her clothing, and
jumped in but it seems that she had no sooner
touched the water than a reaction took place in
her feelings-with the first chill the excitement
passed away-and she called loudly for help,
naming the whom she desired particularly
to rescue her. friendly hand was extended to
her-whether that of the one called we did not
learn-and she was saved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

SOLDIERS DEATH-BED-Taylor, Of the Chi.
cago Journal in one of his letters from Chat.
tanooga, relates the following touching Incl
dent
A soldier, fairly riddled with bullets, like one
of those battle-fags of Illinois, lay on blanket
gasping for breath. Jenny" said comrade
and a FREUD before this cruel war began, with
one arm swung up in sling, and who is going
home on furlough, what shall tell them at
home for you ?" " Tell them said he, I" that
there is hardly enough left of me to say II but
hold down here a minute-tcl Kate there is
enough left of me to love her till die y Jem-
my got his furlough that night, and left the
ranks forever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

FRIEND intimate the example of the loeomo-
tive. He along, whistles over his work,
and yet never takes any thing but water to wet
his whistle - ar
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

JOSH BILLINGS says g military strategy " is try
in tn reduce swamp by ketchin the bilious fe-
yer out ov it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

grace. He deceived many young ladies and many
respectable Christians.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
ee,,,ue M 1pr BOWELS AND WIND cHollc.
HeimStreet'S Hair Restorative
HIS NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair to its original COLOR by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural substances impaired ps age
ar disease All dyes composed lamar cduic
the vitality and beauty of the hair and AFFORD oil
themselves no dressing lIemstreets lndomabe Cooring
not only restores hair color by
but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
oes its growth prevents falling of, cradcates dand
ana imparts and pleaantness to the head 1t
a.. dc tsf OF time being the original Hair Cooring
sad Is xopstanty Increasing in favor Used by both gentle
nen AID ladies 1t is sold by all respectable dealers or can
a. ,rooSred ty them Of d. BARNES, Proprietor New York
osrrrTER DEAN, Agents. San Francisco Two sizes
90 cents and a. i--sn-eo"-'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

THERE is one consolation for Democrats this
year-they have great room to gain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

Coon BUsMEss.-Admiral Dupont took $780, Z
900 prize money VIII off Charleston. ''sH' 1881
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16

II. J. HOWE,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hssg~ Office in Rockers Building, second sto-
ry All kinds of Legal Observation-Disclosures,
Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, etc, carefully
drawn and acknowledgment taken.
NB-The acts of Notaries have long had pc
culiar weight and respect attached to them by
business men and the Courts of all Nations.
April 5, 1862. l2v7td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
Special Antiees.
B0-A neglected Cough, cold,

B0-.4 Neglected Cough, cold,
an irritated or Sore Throat, If allowed
to progress, results ia serious Pulmona-
ry Bronchial and Asthmetic Diseases Of
| tentimes incuralle. BROWNS BRoNCHI-
Al TRocHEs reach directly the affected
parts, and give almost immediate relief
For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH and
CoSsuNPTIvE CouGHs, the TR0CHES are
useful. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS
should have the Troches to clear and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-16
Professional Cards.

J. CHADBoURSE, H.. J. HOWE.
CHADBOURNE g. HOWE,
.EffOrneys at Lac.
RkE~ Offices, -Weaverville and San Francisco.
-wEAvERvILLE oFrcE,-
ROCKERS BUILDING CUP sTAIRs)
nChadbourne & Howe will both attend the
Terms of the District Court at Weaverville. One
will reside in San Francisco, the other in Wea-
vcrvlle. 32.td.
JOHN G. BURCH, -.-
.1sf0rn at Lac.
OFFICE, HoCKER'S BUILDING COURT STREET,
l. SECOND STORY.
Wcaverville, Oct. l, 1863. 3S.tf
JOHN MURPHY,
Dfsfrfef .9ffOrney, aud .iff0rney at Lao,
Ohce-co'ner (5ut and Cshter streets.
" BAH civil suits and business entrusted
to his care will receive immediate and strict at
teution 24vS.tf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

AID IL attendant train OF symptoms, IL asts moru
ne eharm thsn iaadeinu. Theirs il nothing
In she range Of the MRteFia hsdiea. that for mos
ment bear a comparison with II IN this aiaeass.
A fall account 81 thfs wonderful plant may BE-
tana IN the lAth eilsion al the U. :. Dispsnsa,o.
~ peKea tas7 and flss.
4 series Of experiments IL which Or. Ball has
heen fas feafs engaged has Just beau brought 10
successful ter limitation. and ne IS nov enabled e.
gFaf = tbs public combination 81 Cearen, with
other approved tgHies. the whsia preserved IL the
hsst 4eAilty OF eappsf-distlliea Bourbon whisky,
which be i conBaent has 30 eqnki Ia the world
lie misht teraah Folunss Of certificates. bet
The public have lang since learned 20 estimate
thinks ~ their trae x4lue The safest pian Is. for
every ena 70 test Eog himself the virtues Of n new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

onH trial ard ven VII usqer any others
Is ia pot neaesseFy 20 paAlssh a long list Of dis
esses Tot which the gedron BlitefM are a specific
u al diseases Of the STOMACH. BOW
Els LIVER OH K1uNENst
IN 81 Adseiions 81 the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGENENT OF
THE STOMACH ON u0WELss
lm GOVT, 1kIfEUMATIsM AND NEU-
ElALtsIAs
Ara IN EEsSER AND AGuEt
II l. sHstfnet q sapereade ali other remsa4ss II
nat ehts cares t1eae aizsAsaa, btt it fnKxzNfs
them.
a wits glass tut q the Biitsra taken "a honr
before esh sssssi. ill shs late the IA e{ts u tbs
mast uHhsatthF climate, aud seFeen the person.
taking # asAiust iiseasa uadsr the mssf trying
sapasgTaa
Sofa ~ TrHsFisss and asrcsrs xnakrEiiy.
80 d. joins ROLLS Principal once ffnh
street, Lsaistiiie Ky
suii ~ PErKB FIERLTN0,
hbs Sole Agent, Exansrille, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
ooRrNRATTnN NnrIc,.

ssfAk tek Nkick SIDE MAIN.
March II, l>eA.--Aad now il Is hereby ordered
Snd dtFeetsd BY the Common Council ofthe tStv q
kxAnsStile, thai the owners Of all lots or rsrts d
tessstfentsng on or adjoining the southwest "a. II
sixth street, IRON Main to Locust Streets
Drought t. the proper grade, aud that they cans
= sidewalk q class No be laid dasn thsreon
within thirty days from the paelsestIon 81 IN.
order. = '''''
A. PFATFLIN. Clsrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
Clerk. once. March %, i saA'fIiS' o''fA'
CONFORMATION NnTInr-

ohhkE feR A PLANK sfng wAfK.
March II ls64 Aud now Il il hereby ordered and
directed by the common eaancil of the city Of Nv
ansnle that the owners Of all lots parts Of lots
ffonting on or adjoining the west side 81
Leet street, nom Centre to Second streets II,
said city cause che side wks fharcon 10 be brought
20 the proper grade. and that they eatsse side.
walk Of Class No ?, to b laid down thereon With.
in thirty days from the pablloasien Of this order,
A PfAfFLIN, Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
Life or Death
Soldiers, don't 60 Back TO
the War

FaF many Asxs died ffafa Dlnrfhaes an nyssnsary
10 YnuF FeEimsHt hos taks warning and as
uef return without srpplYiag yeur kHapsaeks
ssta a bottle 81 Dr.. stsieklAaa's Ahtl-Choisra
Nlefar8~-isHssni~r how macy usfs s.eed last
year by t4kius Il aafsx being discharged aud nsnf
flautufaiasy relieve The uest ssTeFe eass Of psar-
Iba4 g DiseHtsry IL Is acknowledged by the
faculty g. - tbs only medicine kneWn % ezra
tsfaate hiaHlma and pyssntery. Nos don't
neglect ii ler On your return, ehanRs 81 diet
and WsitF, etc. ~li NEST certainly bfinE on III.
afTh0a and Dyseni ~, and 30 cent bottle Of Dr.
sfrlcsiauass Aati-choiera Mixture viii curs you
and several others. II gill keep good In any en-
Bate. De hot fail 20 tell your comrades 70 bot q
bottle II Il IN their knapsacks
sald By Druggists and prepared only b. Or 1
sffiehlAnai East Fourth atnest, Ctneianks.. b
mari d2tsiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
uAMs-Kxna ciseiauau sasar- csrsa Hams !
- 900 lbs = II. A. COOKS.
nRIgD BEEF-looo IT, Choses sug4r- Cured.
y. a COOKS.
DKEF ToNgUE--2o aezsn " W. Daxss 81.
- ira. - a. COOKS.
DIE rRufT, II CLASSIC agsen choTTiss.
A 81 dozen Goaast~xiass
y dezsn Raspbssries
u dsssa curasnta, At IL A. COOKS.
/ l ERhISes-2s kexs Fresh Holland HERRING, Il
II II. A. COOKS.
CMoKgp HkRRING-A 100 lakss Prime
- Herring. II H. A. COOKS
IoAP--ioo box.s German saa Pslm soap, II
- II. a. COOKS.
GpNDRIEs--2o saxss staF Candles.
> . half boxes Do do.
= 4saFse1*bexs# do. ia, -
q 4. COOKS.
TT7oaATo cATsUP and PEPPEKsAUcE--
4 Is dozens asserted Catsap.
e aozsas escorted Psppsrsauce. At
n 4. COOKS
boosted RYE and BARLET--
II ~ barrels Roasted Rye;
10 haFrsla Bo@sssd Barley. =
n. A. COOKS
RoAsTEp coFFEE--io barrel. Eoastei cefss.
IlTARRAsTED coat oTL-so barrels T5F-
W syth's Extra A eoai Oh. It
DISEAPPTT.s. IN sns--la0 dozen ezra Pine
n ( COOKS.
GAKDIREs. ~2.@o quarter boxes best brand
- s@nIinsss
I.ooo haif-bexes lest brand sardines, At
A. COOKS.
YANKEE VEGETABLES Is aozea I-poaad
FEf4A tfyf
IT dozen 2-pouad cans Fresh Jabzters;
d. aaSsa l-ponnd cans Fresh Eaisaon
Dozen z-ponna eaas Fresh SaImun
~ daxsn qinfs Picked Lobster;
~ dozaH quarts Picked i.olsss-rs;
dozen hslfgallons Picklad HOLSTERS.
II dozen cans Echo Bay Clans, At
il. a. COOKS
, BRIs. CtsAEsE OATMEAL
- hFis. Wheat Farina
easss Pearl s&gs;
case Tspieea. At IT, A. COOKS
CoDFisH.-s.50 so Ne. Choice Coiash. 81
- H. A. COOKS
DICKLEs.-a0 Aria, I.T80 Pickles each
L - half-brls Pickles:
y ten-gaiiou kegs Do.
J. hss-Eaglon kegs do
- dezen p4nts do
20 aozsa 4narfs do.
= dozen hslfgalloas do;
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