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. Reel Estate 4. for Sale

HOUSE and Lor No. 81 Middle Street, known a
Ii the payson House.
House and Lot corner Of Watervile and Sherbrool
SITS. Terms easy, 10 suit purchasers.
Apply to w, 37y Middle st. julyi1dtf
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Exc 7iIilI!IS

Try TAKM snu be convinced OF their swperiori-
ty over every hing else OF the kind ever offered to
the public fer Brcnehitis Coughs Colds Hodrsc-
Gus restiEnorlas from the Clergy, and others, ac-
eompanying each box. For sale by thu principal
Druggists throughoutthe city. may2seoctf 2
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PORTLAND & KEhNEBEC R. R.
.5s e SPECLAL NOTICE.

Eyzs=zszzz1 On and after Monday, October I'd, 1896
Freight Train, with Passenger Car at
taehed viii leave Brunswick for Portland and inter-
mediate Stations daily Sundays excepted) as foows
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
sKER. ALYAH LIBBEY, who has had thes sole
WI Agency for COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
WATER HEATING APPARATUS, and the Justly
celebrated AcGregor Hot Air Furnace, both ofwhich
have Worldwide reputation, can be found hereafter
at the storeof MessIs. c. H. STUART q CO., III
and 173 Middle st.. where he viii be happy to meet
those in want of furnaces and receive their orders
He attends personally to Furnace work. A .
sTE Af fss ~ 49, ts ALVAH LIBBEY. <
Portland, Aug q, 1866. Aug22d3m
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international Steamship Go.
~ 4Isgss asl-iis4vx j. .flf-----a Ia5fa 81
iEastport, Calais and 81. John.
p. y II, e-l' TWO TRIPS A WEEK. y,,

aiEes On and after Monday, March az the
Steamer NEW YoRK, Capt II CHS.
holm, Will leaye Railroad Wharf, foot of State St,
every MONDAY at O'Clock ?. N; and the Steamer
st. John. s4 ~ar sT nre - -
Thursdays ut A. M, for PASSPORT Portland ana
Bosi on. s}s III isiaf sits1s-y ilslIi9 IL T-N7't
At Esstport the Steamer "Queen" will connect
for st. Andrews, Robinston and Calais with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway Tor Woodsfock and
aollt9n stafons age Coaches also connect at
Eastport FOR "a achiss and intermediate places.
Windser, Digby and Halifax, and with steamers for
Frederic and the ct John River. Through tickets
procured q the AGENTS or the clerk ON board. No
Freight received on days of sailing until O'Clock
r. n. a1 el s5las - G, c. TON Agent. :
Portland. March 20. 1866. " : : mshsltf oA''
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Applications received by
aaIiJ. w. MUNGER, 1853 gore ST.
Feb2led1m 1lmeod & wsw PORTLAND.

osst Notice SIS
IJIIE Firm of DEBLOIS- g. JACKSON having
Il been dissolved, by the withd rawal of Geo. F. u.
Jackson thereffoIn, the unnish ed business OF the
have formed partnership Under the firm name of
DEBLoIs s. WE'RE,
Counsellors at Law, at - q y sTs f1S'e79s
ga No. So Exchange Street.
sbs~,f es,a sd j THOMAS ANGRY DEBLots
NATHAN WEBB.
Portland, Oct 2, 1865, dsw
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Wnaated.

A n experienced Girl to do the general homework
"A for a small family with no children Good refer
ences required.
Enquire At No. ciapp,s Block, Congress St.
Oct 12-d1w d, fTo7
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE
New England Screw steamshipC Cd
8 isEMI.wEEKLYl LINE.e I

&SA The splendid ard fast Steamships
CHESAPEAKE, Capt W. w. Sher-
XsfAf1&&X t0ood and FkANCONIA, Can't Fl.
- SHERWOOD, will until further notice
run Is follows: 70 "a E9IGJ 5'il7IS I 11sfr-9@s'
lesye Browns Wharf Portland, every wEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at p. NJ. and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. M.
These vessels are fitted up with fine aeconimoda.
tons fer passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine - Passage, IN State Room
5000 Cabin passage S5 90. Meals extra =
Goods forwRrdcd.by this line to ana from Mon.
treal. Quebec, Bangor Bath, augusta, Passport ana
Shippers are ested to send their freight to the
steamers IS early as Q P. NJ. on the day That thew
/ leave Portland. ~ IATl'A-7's1f - - ,--s '--SS
For freight or passage apply to 3sHeq
/ Il EMEh1 q FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
ii. 3. CROMWELL q Co. No. So West Street,
Few York. ~
Nav 20. 1865. dtf
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Wn22ted.L
Wanted.
TAINTED.

TlIFTY good Tailoresses, to whom constant em-
Il ployment and liberal pay will be given, at
No. 81 Exchange Ste, Sd Story.
Oct 7-dtf
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Proposals for For Forage cal and Straw |!

Assistant Quartermaster's Office, q. s. A..
PORTLAND, MAINE,
f. October Sd, 1863
DRoPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned ior
4 the delivery Of good merchantable Timothy hay
and straw on board of vessels at such wharfin Part
land Harbor as may be designated. s
The Hay and Straw must be securely baled ar
weigh 2)00) Two Thousand pounds per ton, exclusive
Of Wool. -....s. ...li777t Is77r7f
Proposals must state plainly, the quantity price,
ard time of delivery. sfisTs n 9f'NNT >
The aay and Straw viii be inspected by q Govern
mo 1t Inspector, and weighed before being shipped
Proposals will also be received to deliver hay and
straw at Washington, d. c., Richmond, Va, and
Hilcla Head, S. c., subject to the above reduirc-
Bi u will be accepted from time ia TINA tn roaet
tne r. lnrements Of the Government.
Fay nenes 70 pc made on delivery, or as soon there.
ait as fdnds for that purpose shall Be- rcceived
BIS saal be subject to the decision Of the Quarter
master General S va
q ~. Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
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Poetry.
=. = Y
LIFE.

LIFE.
BY RopERr soUTHEY,
The days Of Infancy are all a dream,
How f,tr but Oh! how snort they secH-
IRIS i;fs's sweet opening springl
The days Of Youth advances
Tie III I.ii1g limb, the ardent glance,
,i.ne Ending soul they bring ali
T4is it's burning Summer time
Manhood-matured with Wisdom's fruit
Reward i-earsian deep pursuit
Success a. Autumn follows Summer time.
And that, and that alas goes by;
Ana what ensues? The languid eye,
Ine ialhng anne, the soul o'ercast;
Us Winter e sickening, whitening blast,
Lies blessed season-fcr it is the last.
NOTHING BUT LEAVES.
Nothing but lcayesl The spirit grieves
over wasted lde-
Sins committed while conscience slept;
Premises made but never kept;
Hatred, battle and strife,
Nothing but leaves!
Nothing but leavesl no garnered sheayes
OF LIES fair ripened gram;
Words, i5is words, tor earnest deeds;
We so,v our sceds--loi tares and weeds
lye raap with till and pain
Nothing but leayesl )
= Nothing butleayes! memory weaves
No veil to screen the past
As we trace our wary way, Il CsfaeH
Counting each lost and misspent day,
We ind, sadly at last, - - q
Nothing but leavesl SD . oAtst
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QHoeaf q s. Saaisary Commission,
S23 .sryadway, y. Z. Dee, 20, 1854. !
Ii Maine, has consented to accept the duties o.
General Agent of the Commission for Maine and
y hereby appointed such agent by authority of the
Commission. fatt
He will be ready to furnishadvice to the friends
of the Commissions work throughout the State.
All money contributed In Maine for the use Of the
Commission should be paid to Mr.. Wsshburn or to
persons designated by him.
Hon. ar Washburn Is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission tor Maine. '-Al
DO 10 i3ss PHI q j. FOSTER JENKINS. 3
III I'd e23dEwtf s4ad 8cau General Secretary.
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WOgaJed.

- SITUATION as clerk or sales-lady, by a
~ Young lady who can give the best OF reference as
n moral character and social position.
Address Z. L. b., Portland Post Office .
Oct 12-d3t4 Fla4 ~ gesars
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COp02.t1aerehian-

sSgsSd,pe5s have this day entered into Co.
-, MORSE wrTHERE11gaq
FurniShp9 bns;n OF carrying ON the clotbpg
business, at No. 90 Ercha,see,s~' e., ana
lf 9ii II Uus4r.r N. w MoRsr ''
Portland ~. a -. W. b. WfrurRrr,
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To Rent.
TO Let or Lease for a term of Years.

~ u Azs7esoC hui q UCfl1 OI q tstESs
TNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
a II: Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merriis. The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,.
with two story building thereon, 2oby76. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of - 'e''-9E
JOSEPH II. WHITE,
may25dd No. 81 Union Wharf.
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For Sale or To Let.

{SA House occupied by the subscriber on the cor
Eas ner of State and Deering SITS.
I'LL Inquire at No. SO Exchange st. fsfssA
JAMES D. FESSENDEN.
Sept 2s--d3ws aH
, 1865-06-02
Notice,

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Oby the Common Council of the City of Walla
Walla, on Tuesday June 9th, 1866, for the erec-
ton of an Engine house for the said City accor-
ding to plans and specifications on file at the Of
fee of s. B. Fargo, Esq.
All bids are to be made at coin rates, and the
Council reserves the right to reject any or all
bids that are not satisfactory.
The party to whom the contract is awarded
will be required to enter into bonds in twice the
amount of the contract price, for the faithful per-
formance of the contract, with two responsible
property owners of the City as sureties.
One thousad dollars will be paid to the con-
tractor at the time the bonds are executed, and
approved by the Council, either in gold coin or
Legal Tender notes, at current value, as shown
by San Francisco quotations at the time pay
ment is made; one half of the remainder at the
time the building is enclosed, and the balance
on completion of the contract; and all payments
will be made in coin or legal tender at San
Francisco rates.
All bids must be sealed, and addressed to the
City Couci of Walla Walla.
By order of the Common Council,
A. L. BROWN, City elk.
, 1865-06-02

Among the most important items in the East
ern telegraph news of this week, is the state
ment that President johnson will not permit
the "loyal negroes to vote" We support the
government" on that question, first, last, and
all the time. Senators Sumner, Wilson & Co.,
will oppose the President now, and the "Czar of
the war Office, Stanton, will have to change
his position and eat dirt again. Our "incohe-
rent" Chief Magistrate is doing nobly. He op-
poses centralzing the powers of the government
in the hands of few, and will not sanction the
'miscegenation' doctrine. So far as these
questions are concerned, the President cannot
fail to receive the hearty and undivided support
of the democratic and conservative element of
the country. The forthcoming "amnesty proc
lamation" has not yet come to hand. That doc
ument, when issued, will no doubt throw some
light upon these questions.
, 1865-06-02

PARTIES direct from Idaho city say that
forty men were under arrest for stealing
goods during the fire, and against some of
whom strong evidence could be obtained as
being the incendiaries. Two unsuccessful
attempts had been made to fire the city. A
Vigilance Committee had been formed, and
a strict guard was kept, and search going on
for stolen goods. 1t is thought that large
quantity of stolen property is yet secreted.
- UmQtiUa Advertiser.
, 1865-06-02
WASHINGTON MILLS.
NOTICE.
United States Assessors Advertisement

O1l4bSO 0I6hJSS LASSSSSOI aNN6IG1SS41cAO
SECTION 10.
United States Ercise Ta1. The Collection
District Of the Territory Of Washington.
DIVISION NO. 3, COMPRISING THE COUNTIES OF
wALbA wALLA, STEVENS AND SPOKANE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the lists of valua-
IN NtOns, assessments and enumerations of property
subject to tax under the Act to provide internal
revenue to support the Government to pay interest
on the public debt, and for other purposes approv-
ed, June 30, 1864, made and taken within the coun-
ties of Walla Walla, Stevens and Spokane, will be
open for examination by all persons interested, at
the places and times following:
Walla Walla Co.. at Walla Walla, June Is 1865.
Spokane Co., at Pinkney City June 80, 1865.
Stevens Co., at Fort Smcoe, June SOth, 1865.
At which places and times, will be present to re-
cieve all appeals reaive to erroneous or excessive
Valuations ASSESSMENTS or enumerations made and
taken by the Assistant Assessor. All appeals to
the Assessor must be made in writing, and specify
the particulars-eause, matter or thing respecting
which a decision is requested, and state the ground
or princ pie ofinequality or error complained of.
JOHN G. SPARKS,
Assessor District of W T.
Dated Olympia, this 3lst day Of May, A. D. 1865
, 1865-06-02

EAGLE CREEK MINEs.-We have conversed
with some persons who have just returned from
these mines, who tell us that there is little do
ing in that camp; that in fact the diggings are
nothing like as rich and extensive as the miners
had expected; that day laborers were getting
but from ST. to $4 per day, and many labor
ers were unable to get employment even at these
figures; that the water ditch was not yet COM
pleted, and the owners of it were not going on
with the work for lack of funds. 1t was thought
that the "Cooster diggings" would not pay
working.
, 1865-06-02

Scarcity OF WORKING MEN.-From nearly all
the mining camps, we have reliable infOrma-
tion that there is great scarcity of working men.
Many new bitches, of great capacity, were con-
structed during the past fall and winter, which
afford facility for working double the amount of
ground that was worked last year. They cover
ground that is rich and lasting. This makes an
opening for many hundreds more miners than
have heretofore been employed. Wages, through
all this country, never fall below five dollars
per day for good miners, and six is the ruling
figure. Men can live on good, substantial food,
even Injuries, for seven dollars a week. Will
cotemporaries below yentilate tbs?--Iaaho Ra-
aidtOr.
, 1865-06-02

INDIAN RAIDERs.-A band of Indians, supposed
to be Snakes, made raid last week upon
camp of Umatilla Indians, within eighteen miles
of the Agency, and ran off lot of horses belong
ing to tho latter tribe. A detachment of
troops has been sent out from the Fort to go in
pursuit of the raiders.
, 1865-06-02

The Los Angeles News, of late date mentions
a rumor that a lengthy petition has been forward
ed to President Johnson, requesting the removal
of Gen. Mcdowell from the command of the Pa
cifc Military Department. The San Francisco
Spectator says the clamor for McDowell's remov-
al originated in San Francisco among the ultras
of the Republican party.
, 1865-06-02

SNUBBED.-lt will be seen by reference to the
dispatches, in another place in our columns,
that Secretary Stanton was to be snubbed by
the rank and file of Sherman's army, in the
grand review Of the troops at Washington City.
Poor Stanton, had been laying the 'fattering
JUNCTION to his soul' that the troops were com
ing home to make the democracy hunt their
holes" and to pay their respects to him and his
friends; but alas for his fond hopes and expec-
tat;ons, the brave soldiers whom he hypocriti-
cally fattered at times, ana at others, swore he
would not exchange strong, fcshy rebel prison
ers for the skeleton Union soldiers in Southern
prisons, are returning to show him their disre-
spect.
, 1865-06-02

Revs. G. W. Adams and o. Orsborn will com
mence a series of Camp Meetings at grove on Mill
Creek, mil es from town, inst above the farm of
Thos Page, Esq Commencing on Friday, June 2Sd,
Willamette Valley win he in attendance. The pub
lie generally are invited to attend
, 1865-06-02

The Umatlla Advertiser says 'the Columbia
river has attained point to within three and
half feet of high water mark last season. 1t
was at its greatest height in 1864 at about the
18th of June"
, 1865-06-02

The San Francisco Spectator says that "those
who have imagined that it was impossible to re-
store the Union by war, may now begin to see
how egregiously they were mistaken. Those
too, who have sworn in their wrath, that the
old Union should not be restored, will soon be-
gin to see how futile are all their efforts"
, 1865-06-02
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OT THE PEDPIE.

Less than'S3Oo 600 900 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress- are on the market
This amount, at the rate at which it is being ab-
sOrbed will be subscribed for in less than four months
when the notes will undoubtedly command a pre-
mium as has uniformly been the on closing the
subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking tho
loan, the National Bank, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, in whom they have
confidence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receixe
orders
, 1865-06-02

OMMoUs. Washington City is rapidly filling
up with the old office-holders under the Pierce
and Buchanan Administrations.
, 1865-06-02

BOISE TO BE LAID IN THE SHADE.-If the
reports about the discovery of rich and ex-
tensive coarse gold diggings in the Ceur 'Alene
mountains prove well founded, the Boise mines
will soon cease to be the great mining centre of
the upper country. Let the new mines turn out
to be one fourth as attractive as claimed and the
stampede in that direction will be immense
The good news which has already come in from
that quarter only needs confirmation to create
another great mining excitement, and give en-
ployment to thousands of loose-footed men, and
furnish a opening for mercantile and other
business pursuits. The people of this valley and
those of Lewiston, will be greatly benefited by
the early development of the mines, well as
the inhabitants of the lower country. "There's
good time coming boys, wait little longer"
, 1865-06-02

Preaching at The Methodist Church by Revs G.
W Adams and o. Osborn, Saturday, Evening at
IL o'clock, also Sabbath morning al II O'clock.
, 1865-06-02
u. S. 7-3O LOAN! 1!

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
Id the Treasury the undersigned has assumed
the General Subscription Agency for the sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum, known
as the
, 1865-06-02
MARRIED

DERRICK-FLAUGHER-O On Sunday May l4th, at
tho residence of Rev. J, l.. Reser by the same Mr..
Isaac n Derrick and Miss Mamie Flaugher.
, 1865-06-02
DIED

At DR.. Kinsey' Hospital, in this City, on Saturday,
May 27th. 1865, of Chronic Darrhea, c. S. Morris;
aged 8 years; formerly of Elyria, Ohio.
, 1865-06-02
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION agent, PhlIadekphii
May 26, 1865. 24ms
ADDENDA.
Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:

PER OVERLAND rELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May l7th, 1865.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series Two
Hundred and Thirty Millions $3.50 900 0OO) precisely
like other two Series except dated 18th of July and
Government reserves the right to pay six per cent
in Gold instead Of 7-3O Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
, 1865-06-02

Scarcity OF LABoRERs.-The Lewiston Radi-
ator in its last issue, calls the attention of the
public to the fact that mining hands are very
scarce in all the camps above that place, and de-
sres that the newspapers below should ventil-
ate the matter. 1t is singular that so many per-
sons continue to rush into the mines of Boise
Basin and that section of country, great many
of them to lay idle half the time for lack of op-
poltunities to get work, when there is such de-
mand for laborers in the mines of Northern Ida
no, and at wages never less than $5 per day,
with steady employment. Let the laborers who
are lying idle at Eagle Greek, Boise, and Owyhee
mines, turn their footsteps to the northern dig
gings where they can obtain steady and remu-
nerative employment during the entire mining
season. The completion of various large water
bitches in these camps, together with the con-
slant discovery of paying ground, furnishes
room for large number of miners.
, 1865-06-02
The following items of news are from the last
issue of the Idaho Radiator:

The following items of news are from the last
issue of the Idaho Radiator:
The GRAND RoNDB MINEs-A portion of the
prospectors who went out last week to investi-
gate the extent and richness of the new discoY-
cries on the WallOua, known as the Grand Ronde
mines, have returned. They found the snow
too deep to reach the new diggings, and, hear
ing of the rich discoveries in the Occur d'Alene
Mountains, they were notincined to press ahead
as energetically as might have been the case
had not this knowledge reached them When
the remainder of the party return, we will lay
before our readers the result of their labors.
BOGUS DUsT.-We are informed that certain
well-known parties now in Notwithstanding
recently arriyed-have been disposing of basely
adulterated dust to quite an extent During
the last week or ten days, citizens have been
swindled out of several hundred dollars by this
means, the skillfully prepared deception being
fully one half copper and sand Mr. Hurley as
sayed some which netted only about Sc per
ounce. Our merchants are on their guard If
the rascals are not careful, they will be brought
to justice.
NEwsoME CREEK.-This mining camp is loca-
ted about twenty-five miles this side of Elk
City, and is now being worked very successfully
with the aid of water furnished by new ditch
that was brought in last fall We are told by
those who are acquainted with the locality, that
thousands of acres of good ground remain un-
touched for want of prospectors and spare mi
ners.
, 1865-06-02
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date June 18th,
1865 and payable three years from that time, in
currency, are convertible, at the option Of the
holder into
, 1865-06-02
U. S. $40 Six per cent.

U. S. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These bonds are worth premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the 7-30 loan at current
rates, including interest bout ten per cent. per
mum, besides its EXEMPTION STATE AND MUEIcI.
PAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS ONE TO THREE
CENT. MORE, according to the rate levied on other
property The interest is payable in currency, semi
annually, by coupons attached to each note which
may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents 800 &"
Ten " $500
90 " $1,000
81 a" 50 900 "
Notes Of all the denominations named will bS
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
This is "a
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered by the Government, and it is confident
ly expected that its superior advantages win make it
the
, 1865-06-02

Notes of all the denominations named will ID
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is A~
, 1865-06-02
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is confident
y expected that its superior advantages win make
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IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT

TTICK'S PATENT DIRECT ACTING, KECIpRocI
III ING-plSTOE STEAM ENGINES.
Save rs pEH CENT. iu space, weigh. tran yso,tnti,
frieficn and parts the best engincs, with prr
economy in steam and npairs. Tho eheapat. Hmpk
rost compact and durdo!s male Adapted to a purrosd
liberty street, New York wsdnio Dcrxnnoer a.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, Sc.
Sn KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER
cO so boxes Cheese
90 kegs Lard
20 tubs Lard
25 barrels Clarified Sugar
SO boxes No and Family Soap
- boxes Starch
- boxes Adamantine Candles
- boxes Tall0w Candles, Ss
- boxes Olive Oil
- half and quarter bnxes Raisins
- boxes Candy-Fancy and stick
Soda, Dnt,er, Sugar and Lemon Biscuit
Buckets Drooms. Tubs, Wash Stands
Scru'. Brushes. Matches
Salmon, Cod.isll, AI"ckercl and Herring
90 barrels Superior aud Fine Flour
% barrels Iriah Potatoes
- hlitls. Dac n Shoulders.
For sale low by PHILIP FOGAETY & CO.,
Corner Atlantic Wharf and East Bay
Dece'.rhcr 20
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,rS-..,n
lHVEST Il E,RS All
-, ~
For. S-tG31n shin and SSc1
-. -
9ff bllS. EAIRA FAMILY FLOUR
iOo 99 .bis Extra tlonr
100 bb!S. Snp"rhic Flour
!io DDS. super fiSir
ia bhts' tllic tthIr
90 hhls. no. Nlaekcrcl
Gn hhia No. Mackcirl
A. hall hIl' ~" aiacherei
~ hall dds No. z Hartrrc
3; q gii, faaF!Sr Ho G";: M,sSore, Nc; Aiaricrel
2Uo bbls. Potatoes
20 kegs liuucr
II BOXES iacnn sides
40 inrceE ilGhis