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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

r oET-IN THE STATE OF ALAsAMA-THE FOL
II lowing described Certificates Merchants Bank of
Of New Orleans Stock
Certificate No 35 dated March TO- 1889 fstued to W p
MOett, for 40 shares stock.
Certificate No. March IS, 1883 issued to W. p
Moet for 100 shares stock
erfcate No. SO, dated april 10, 1853 issued to w. P
Moett, for 100 shares stock
Notice hereby given that application has made to the
bank for new certificates in the place Of those lost
J0HE U. MOLBTT
Administrator of W. P, Molett, deceased
r OsT-IN THE STATE OF ALABAaA-THE FOE.
II lowing described Certificates Of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No 1914, dated Nov g. 1885, issued to W, P
Moett, for 50 shares stock.
Certificate No. 33g4 dated June 8, 1851 issued to W. P
Moett, for As shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has been made to the
bank for certificates in the place of those lost.
JOHN IT, M0LETT,
Administrator of ". p Molett, deceased
T OST OR MTsLAID-A CERTIFICATE No, 5872,
IA for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
of the bank in of Mrs Jane McLeary issued the
18th March, 1862.
II not found application will be made in due
newal liberal will paid for its recovery
Address Box Sl5, Postofice .#
New Orleans La, March 28, 1856
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ANDY JOHNSON wHEsRY-wE ARE NOW
N receiving and viii keep constantly hand the celebrated
ANDY JOHNSON WHISKY, superior article high.proOf
Western RectiHed the only purely Conservative liquor now
TIE President.
70 barrels landing Continental and Lady Cav
FAIR0HILD, YERH0EFF BINGHAM,
81 Magazine street.
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sOAP--sOAP.
CHEMICAL SOAP
TAE BEST aad CHEAPEST SOAP EvER OFFERED
FOR SALE.

FOh BALE
No Family ShouId BE without 1t.
1t superior to and cheaper than Northern Western
Soap. he South rivals the North in manufactures She
longer dependent for that article of uecesa superior Soap
She all the elements of success and CHEMICAL SOAP
takes lead speaa branch If you try you
will be without it. 1t will wash and bleach your eothes
when your HANDS heal your wounds and augh know
keep of this cholera.
One pound will make three gallons of Soft Soap.
1t will wash your fannes and soften and those
injured by improper washing.
1t will last longer and much bettert then any other Soap
Sold at the Factory, and by
GEORGE W. BYRNFS & CO.,
Corner Poydrss and New Levee streets
Manufactured at SO Front street. New Orleans, by
GROW
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Special EOtIce-AI persons wanting In
formation in regard to prisoners of who died Camp
Douglas, Ill, will please address E. S. JORDAN
Box 4g6 Chicago Ill
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ERNKsT TURPIN,

MANUFACTURER of all kinds ei FANCY CANDIES,
sYRUPs, GUN DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and sUsAR
ALMONDS, BY team.
3 OLD EVEE STREET,
between st. Louis and Conti New orlsAD
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FUTURa AUCTION SALES.
aPORTAaT SALE OF ggAL EsrlTg,

FOURTEEN SQUARES OF VALUABLE BATTUzE
PROPERTY
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CHOICE FLOURS.
2on Rarrels "GREY JACKET" inspected, xxx.
2O0 schpdler's GILT EDGE"
2O0 "SHOOLERs"
I'M SWAN EJAREh
on Alex Smiths 'IMPERIAL" D.. Xxx
2oo . 90 "HAWTHORNn =. ..
1000 . Choice superhne Inspected and Fresh.
CHOICE LEAF LARD.
rs Flrkins of the best quality.
BUTTER
30 Firkins choice WESTERN.
CRACKERS.
Is Packages CREAM, BUTTER, SODA and PICKNIC
fbest quality and fresh.
WHISKY.
Barrels OLD BOURBON, in store and for sale by
ETHELL Il THOMAS,
1O5 Poydras street.
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y TIE F1Rsr AND SECOND pIsrRICTs OF THIS

BY Won zINKEN q sULLY,
AUcHoEEERs.
LEoN vos zrEzEE, City Auc.oneer,
oGcs-EOs Ies Grsvier and II Union street.
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EHRANK NEwBALM,

ESRANR NEWBALM,
IA,.............. CAMP STREET. ....,...........1A
Between Common and Cana! streets,
hand and Is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment OF WALL PAPER, Oak Mahogany Marble
limitations Fresooes oeners, Pannelling, statuary
SCENERY,
Saloons Hss nd Public and Private Buildings finish edin
the exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers is called his
immense Stock Of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
sxant which he dispose of at lew prices ain
sStshllshmsnt in the country
THE LAND WE LOVE-A MONTHLY
Devoted to Literature Agriculture and General Intelligence
and comprising Reports Of Battles, Incidents and
Anecdotes of the Late War never
before published.
by Gen. ID. H. Hill, late of the Southern Army.
PR0PRIEToRs-J. P. IRWIN D. H. HILL.
CHARLOTTE n. C.
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OLYMFI0 TaIEATEm-~74 ST. OHAgLEs ST.
Sole Lessee and Manasoresa MRS. C HOWARD WATKINS.
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BA0ON.~......-....:-----,... LARD
100 casks CLEAR SIDES
50 . CLEAR RIB SIDES.
30 o.. RIB SIDES
100 . SHOULDERS
800 terces Prime Kettle LARD
500 kegs q,
10 tierces Smoked JOWLs
For sale by
KEEP & CAULFIELD,
II and 70 Poydras street.
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Steamers Geayiag Ghjs zJap.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N, o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Louisiana Guard Artillery, Attention
ThememberS Of this command requested attend meet
ing for important business MONDAY, 18th inst at
O'Clock at the and Perdido streets
LOGAN, Secretary.
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could rise in his place and declare as a
fundamental principle that no State has
become defunct by the rebellion, and
this is the conclusion to which the
gentleman from Pennsylvania himself
would come, if he should live few years
longer Now that the war is over it is a
common idea that wnensyer you find a
white man in the South ypa find an en-
emy, and whenever you End a black
man you find friend to the govern
ment 1t was slander On loyal men,
and he threw back the charge in
indignant contempt
The House laid Mr.. Smiths resolution
on the table Yeas 75 nays 10
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton of the Michigan contested election
case, Baldwin against Trowbridge, The
committee on Elections reported reso-
luton that Rowland f Trowbridge is
entitled to seat in the House as rep
resentative in the 39th Congress from the
9Th congr essional district Of Michigan
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NeRs from NPIT H0TE

New YORK, Feb. Is 1t is reported IL
the city that several pieces OF heavy
cannon have recently been purchased in
this city for General Sweeney, Fenian
Secretary of War
A. large Feniau meeting was held at
Cooper's Iustitutelast evening. speech
es were made by Mr.. Charles Spencer
B d. killum and others.
At meeting OIL the Board OF Alder
men yesterday Afternoon, resolution
was adopted directing corporation
couu sol to take proceedings against the
sureties Of late defaulting public ad
ministratoT, to recover bonds given by
them
A meeting OF the creditors u the CO
lumbar Marine IusuranceCompany was
held Yesterday afternoon, at which res.
olution was adopted expressing conf,
dence IN the gentlemen appointed as
receivers of its affairs, and requesting
them to furnish a statement At as early
a day as practicable of its condition
financially, and to wind up It's business
40 soon as possible
City Inspector Boole has sent to Mayor
HOFFMAN communication requesting
the latter to convene the Board OF
Health, not only for the purpose Of
action to abate various nuIsances, but
also to protest to the Legislature against
passing the bill to establish a MetTopo
btau Sanitary commission Mr Boolt
contends that this commission is merely
a scheme of party of aspirants to Sc
cure patronage and emoluments, and IL
entirely unnecessary, as existing law!
and institutions are amply sufficient Il
protect the health Of the city, and pre-
Vent the spread OF disease
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Mexican Nsws-Ieifsr from President
Fu0rfz,

NEW YORK, Feb, l3-The Herald pub,
fishes letter from President Juarez to
friend in this country He says that the
enemy is consuming his last resources.
and mis- forces are becoming
demoralized He - very hopeful of
the Republican cause in Mexico, and says
that without thenecessity of the United
States taking any part IN the war they
will be able to obtain a definite triumph
Of the cause Of u2tiopal independence
The attitude OF the government OF the
United States has been a great moral
support TO the Republican cause IN Mex
iro Maximilian has now not the shght,
est idea of ceuenting has so-calied
throne
The Heralds Mexican correspondent
saws that while in the vicinity OF era
Cru. there was an appearance OF great
commercial activity, there is little re
ality in it, nearly all the merchandise ar
irving being for the French portion oi
the Imperial army. Immense supplies
OF ordnance and ordnance stores had re-
gently arrived aud been forwarded
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OVER 4 MILLION DDII AIS
SAVED

GeIIloueu goo had negro uiau worth 81 .tJ
who took cold from a bad hart la the leg, and
was useless for over year | had used every.
thing could hear vl without benefit unit! /
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment II soon
effected permanent cure
j l.. DOWNING
Montgomery Ala June t., lsi9.
/ take pleasure IN recommending the McAI
An Mustang Liniment as q valuable and lAdis
pensaOle article iOr Sprains, Sores Scratches OF
Calls on Horses. Our men have used IL ioT BnIn-
Bruises, Sores Rhounatism Sc and all say Il
acts like magic J III HEWITT
Foreman tOI American Wells FargO- AID
uarndeH Express
The sprlin OF my daughter ankle Uo,a
-.Uned while skating last winter was eutirely
cured IN one week after -h3 commenced using
y0nr celebrated Mustang Linimont
Ed SkELi
GIOuccster Mass Aug J. l-O5.'
Ii is an admitted tact that the MustauE LlIh
mont performs more cures ia a shorter time on
man and beast than any article ever discovered
Families livery men and planters should always
have II on hand Quick ana sure II certainly Is
All genuine - wrapped IN steel plato engray.
lugs. bearing The signature OF G. W WestbroOk
Chemist ana the pirate L : lamp OF DESIAs
BARNEs S Co. over the top.
An effort has been made tU counterfeit u with
d cheap stone plate label LOoL closely
Saratoga spring WaieT, sold Is all
Druggists,
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"Jss 50 -" Exactly '-soIou shingle said
they we're there every time. II hs felt owl
sy' in the morning he took Plantation Btters
II he felt weary AZ night he took Plantation Bit
ters il he lacked appetite was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bit.
ters and they never failed TO sat him on his
pins square aSd firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as some may, Just read the following
owe much 70 you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life REV. w II. WAGONER
Madrid, n. Y"
1 nave been gIeat sutier.
er from Dyspepsia. aud had to abandon preach
ing. The Plantation BIT
teTs have cured me
REV e a WILDWOOD,
New York City.
/ had lost al appetite
was 80 weak aud eneTvated could hardly walk
ana had perfect dread OF society
The Plantation Bttefs have set me all nght
JAMES HEIMINWA1,
ST. Louis No.
The Plantation Bitters have
cured ME OF 4 derangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that distressed me for years
They act like charm. c. Z. MOORE,
2ji Broadway New York
Mrs. Y. NJ DEY0E, manager OF the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given il TO the weak and invalid children
under her charge. with the most happy and gIat'
flying results. We have received over hun
dred reams OF such certificates. but no advertise
ment is so effective as what people themselves
say Of good article Our fortune and our rep.
utatiOu is at stake. The original quality and
high character Of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained a sale In every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations. Base
lmitators try 10 come fs near our name and style
rs they can and because 4 good article cannot
be sold as low AS poor one, they lind some sup
port from parties " no do not care what they sell
Be on your guard See our private stamp over
the cork 4 DRAKE s. Co,
New York City
Saratoga spnu. water sold Ly all
Druggists
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TIaina LsKi.laInEc.

AUGUSTA. iE Feb lG-KesylUtiJu-
were introduced into the House branch
Of the Maine Legislature to-da- 18th
fsvoriug political rights The commit
tee on Federal Relations to which was
referred 4 resolution 10 relation to the
crime Of treason aud punishment oi
traitors. have reported that il Is theil
opinion that no expression Of this Leg
islature Is required 10 hasten the action
of the executive authorities Of the
United States upon the subject Of the
resolution. and that II ought not to pass
The report vas accepted
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House OF Delegate
TUESDAY, Feb l3, ISGG

ILfSDAl- Fed II- ICtJ
PRAYER by Rev D. " Fisher, Of the
OF the First Presbyterian Church
The iollswing bills were reported by
the standing committee.
A Bill! 10 establish the Eleventh Sen
storial District out Of a part Of the Ninth,
as now constituted, and providing for
the representation Of said districts IN the
Senate
"a Bill fixing the time Of holding the
Courts Of the several counties oi the
Tenth aBd Eleventh Circuits.
"A Bill to change the time OF holding
tie Courts in the Eighth Judicial Cir
cut
"a Bill establishing aud re-organizing
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LIOS EITRACT or PUET JANAICA GINGER
Tor Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Mead
ache, Cholera Horbus, Flztulsacy, SC, vhsrs ,
warning sttmulsnt IL reg 1irsd- Its careful pre-
parsron and entire parity makes IL cheap ard
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold sT
erJWcsTs, AZ % ets. PEI bottle ASK ior LIZ
oSs Pure Extract. Lake 10 other.
Saratoga spring wafer, sold y q
Dr1ggistS. fssle'T
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Who would not be beautiful VINO would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and dg.H7Is appearance re observe up.
on the stage and IN the city belle II 10 no lon
ger a secret. They use Hsgans Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan irecklss pimplss
aud roughness, from the face and hands, aud
leaves the complexion smooth Transparent
blooming aud ravlshing. Unlike many oosmet.
ics ii contains no material injurious 70 tie skin
ANY Druggist viii order II Tor -ou. II not on
land at y cts. per bottle
". r. HAGAS, Troy, y. I, Chemist
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents. v.
sara.oga spring wnier, sold bJ ali
Druggists
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ship Wrecked

BoaIoz. Feb l3-Tbe ship Hauist,
Cant Stevens from Calcutta for Boston
with 4 valuable cargo Of Last India
goods. went ashore last night during a
heavy fog, on Nauset Beach at Orleans,
Cape Cod and vii. be a total Loss Her
bulk is broken, and she = foil Of water
The crew was saved Tie Hamlet was
- tons buTthen, built IL i55l and
owned b. " e Rogers u Co
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Iti-a ~ - lyngLttUI H4I D.e-.U.
II eradlCataE .Tut and dandTuh
IL Eeeps the head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich soft aLl Ilys,
II preTents hair turning gray and falling yd
II restores lair upon prematurely bald heads.
This IL Ju,t what Lyons Kathairon VIII do.
II - pretty-itis cbe1p-durable II ls literal.
IS sold by tue car load and etits almost incred.
iyle demand !s daily increasing until there is
hardly country store that does not keep IL. or a
family that does dot use it.
L. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, y. i.
Saratoga Spring water, sold By all
Druggists.
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Es.ustTsst ihlrhitsCls Hair -OlOring "a not !
dye AL instantaneous dyss are composed o.
lunar c1u.ti:, and more or less destroy the vital
itv and beauty of the bsir This 10 the original
Halr ColoTinz and has been growing 10 Az I.I
O-sr twenty years 1t restores gray hsn - -, -,
grlEinAl color by gradual absorption 10 -. -.
remarkable manner II is also osaa'.lui S4i
dressing Sold IN two slZss-X Zss--,,yT 1s"tI - -
" all dealers C. HEIhsIEELi
Saratoga spring water 'oiA y al
DrugziEfs.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

= toilet delight Superior to any Cologne
skin soft and fresh, to allay Inflammation, e
perfume clothing, for headache, SC. 1t is man
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and
is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented
1t is favorite with actresses and opera singers
1t is sold by all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold Uy sii
Druggists.
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AFTERNOON SEssI0,

Tie Senate re-assembled at y O'Clock
The following bills were read the sec
ond time and ordered to be eugrossed
The bill better to provide for the dis.
tribution of the &C 6
The bill making an appropriations Tor
the Antietam cemetery
The bill requiring Recorders to make
their lists of deeds alphabetically and
The BILL permanently locating the
county seat Of Jefferson at Shepherds
town
On motion OF Mr., Chapline the House
joint resolution agreeing to the amend
ment to the State constitution was taken
from the table, and having been read
the third time was adopted
IEAs,-Messrs, Stevenson. President
Chambers Chapline, Corley, Dix, Duyal,
hagaI. Hawkins, Kitchen. Makon. Max
well, Price and Wright ia
NAYs,-Messrs Burdett HaynCnd
O'Brien and Peck
Absent, Mr. Slack. Who favored the
amendment
Mr Burdett stated when his uame
was called that he should vote against
the resolution because lie believed it TO
be unconstitutional, retrospective re-
troactive, and contrary to tie spirit Of
the institutions Of the State
Mr. Raymond stated that he should
vote against the resolution for the rea
sons stated by Mr.. Peck
Mr BurleT stated that hs should vote
tor tie resolution although be would
prefer to have It IL 4 little different
language IN one respect. but lie would
not now consent to change il at the haz
ard OF losing the amendment. as lie
thought other means could be devised TO
meet his objections
The Senate then adioUrreI
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West Virginia Legislature,
senate.
TUESDAY, Feb II

| lIfSDA1y Il Oh i.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Barnitz
The House bills passed yesterday were
received, read the first time and appro.
| priately referred,
Mr. Maxwell, from the Judiciary re
ported back the Senate Bill changing
| the time for holding the Municipal Court
OF Wheeling for the TRANSACTION of civil
business, which was passed under sus-
| pension of the rules. He also reported
back the Senate Bill to amsnd the char,
ter of the town of Fairmont Read the
second time and ordered to. be engross-
ed. He also reported bin to abolish
the office of Comfy Treasurer, Read
the first time L.
Mr.. Burdett, from the committee on
Finance and Claims, reported back the
Senate Bill relieving certain counties
from taxes Tabled. He also reported
bill to amend the act regulating allow.
ances to county officers The bill fixes
the allowances az follows: Prosecuting
Attorney, from one to six hundred dol
lars Sheriff, from fifty two hundred dol
lars; Clerks Of Supervisors, from fifty to
six hundred dollars; Clerks OF Circuit
Courts, from fifty to two hundred dol
lars; Jailors, from thirty TO sixty dol.
lars and Prosecuting Attorney Of Ohio
county; from six hundred TO twelve hun.
dred dollars.
Mr.. Burdett also reported back the
bill to authorize Adam Kuhn and others
to sink coal shaft i'll Wellsburg and
take the coal from uuGer the bed of the
Ohio river opposite said town, and rec
ommending its passage The bill was
slightly amended and ordered 10 be en-
crossed.
Mr. Burley from the committee OH In
ternal Improvements, reported bill
to relinquish to the Maryland aud Yir.
ginia Bridge Company the stock in said
company belonging to the State Read
the first time
Mr.. Duval introduced bill for The
relief Of the Oyorseers Of the Poor OF
Brooke county. Read the first time.
Mr. Chapline introduced bill to pro.
vide counsel for poor persons in COurl
Read the first time.
Mr.. Price, from the Committee Oh
Townships, reported back the bill estab
fishing the County of Grant out Of a
part of Hardy, recommending its pas
osiSCs OlNCAS' " lull q lCLuluP
Mr. Dix moved that the bill establish
ing and regulating the West Virginia
Agricultural College, at Morgantown, be
laid on the table. Lost Yeas-Messrs
Chambers, Dix, Hagan Maxwell O'Bri
eli aud Wright I
Nays-Messrs Stevenson, (rro7,do.t)
Burley, Chambers, Chapline Corley Du-
val, Raymond Hawkins. Kitchen, Ma
hon, Peck and Price -l2
The bill WIS then passed
Yeas-Messrs Stevenson. (President)
Burley, Chambers, Chapline Corley, Du.
val Hagan, Hawkins, Raymond Kitchen,
Mahon, Maxwell OBnen Peck Price
and Wright-1G
Nay-Mr Dix
Mr.. Maxwell stated that he voted yea,
protesting against what he conceived to
be imperfections and irregularities III
the bill
Mr. Burdett reported back the LrlI ior
the Tc-assessment of the lands of the
State, recommending It's passage
On motion of Mr., Stevenson lAiI Ma.
we'll in the chair the bill having been
read second time was laid on the IA
BILE
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NV YORK Feb l5 The Fortress
Monroe correspondent Of the New York
Herald states that Willard, Norfolk
banker, has defaultsd and departed "lth
$4,000
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Death ofa Catholic Bishop

Boston, Feb l3-The Right Rev. Jno
B. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop of Bos-
ton, died last night after lingering Ill
ness, aged ffty-three years
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1866. IMPORTANT 1899
To Ramllies aud Hotels.

'i,HR CHEAPEST SUPPLIES =
Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
| have determined 10 connect With my busins1,
a frat. .class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, and
by my extreme efforts 70 furnish all articles
usually kept (and Of the besD ] hope 70 rsoeiys
a fair portion OF the patronage OF the public
generally and l would here call tneir attsnttes
70 a few OF the standard articlss, at the follow
ing low prices Finest Gunpewder Tea (chotcs
q % per n Finest Young Hyson Tea N IS PEI
70 Best japanese Tea u SO English Brsak
last Coffee CSC Best Black Tea lvery nies) u 90
Best Rio Coffee % a35c; very choice Brown "a
gar l6c Refined Sugars Of All kinds from 10 81
51c Rico lCarolina) lste Picklss, Cat.aps|
Peaches in syruPs aud Brandy .oystsrs. bsel
Cove and Spicsd and all kinda Of 0srmA,
Goods imported by myself, embrasing TURKS
'Prunes. German Cherries. Lsntsls Split fey
Oat Meal, Canadian Peas, Holland Herring, u
brador Herring. sardinss Salad OH, 60, 20
as we'll as many other articles too NUMEROUS
mention. Having bought for gold, Am dsts |
mined 10 sell low, and Invite al 10 call and q
anime my goods AL articles cold st thia stos |
will be delivered TO any part q the eltI frss
charge. h0REHEl41k
iani7Jm No i7t MARKET square.
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CHARLES sIEBKE,

S!gStyGC Z pySR ~ r ND scoGRER, soath
Street, near the B. s O. r, DEPOT, WhssaEs ars
WtTa All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons ana eve eve
" ,sscri1tion OF SILK and Woolen Goods, exc
cated on short notice and en- reasonable 1eEns
This is the first and best Stssm Dyns sss1se Ssse'
i;shuSept in the Western states, seP-o
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Drs Hazlett x Barbour wiA be ia
Wheeling, (MLure House wednesday
and Thursday, Februar! @lst ana "a.