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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-09

CHURCH AFFAIRs.-On Sunday morning. the
Right Rev. Bishop McGill, of Richmond, de-
liyered at st. AlOysius Church an excellent
charity sermon, after which nearly $3.50 was
contributed. The choir, led by Mrs. Kretsch-
mar, row includes Mrs. Donnelly, the wife of
Hon John Donnelly, of Mimi, and among
other pieces on Sunday was beautiful Duet,
which was exquisitely sung by Mrs. Kretsch-
mar and Mrs. DOnnelly.
The new congregation formed by those whs
recently drew out from Nckendree Chapel
(Methodist Episcopal) and others, have COM
menced the erection of a frame chapel on p
street north, between 9th and 10th streets, which
they expect to occupy in a few months. This
congregation organized under the name of the
Hamline Church, and II is stated expect the
services of Rev. j. r. Efhnger, of the Balti-
more NJ T.. Conference, as pastor this wear.
The Maryland Annual Conference Of the NJ
II. Church will meet on Wednesday, 14th inst
at the Starr Church, Baltimore, and the ses-
sion, il is expected, will be very interesting
This year, Rev. Daniel Bowers will leave the
Georgetown Church. Twentieth street mis-
sion Will receive a new minister, well as 9th
street station. Rev. James Thompson will
probably remain at the Navy Yard Church, as
will Rev. ID. Bates at the Alexandra Church.
Rev. J. T. Ward of the 9th street Church, who
II was supposed would at this Conference sup
Peranuate, on account of his health, his many
friends will be glad to know, intends to remain
In the active ministry.
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AUCTION SALES.
rhis Afzis kNoos AND To- koRRow.
nv aRETN n Nn ~ 49,.

rhLs AfzHxNoos AND ro-xoxRow.
RT GRxEN wILLIAMs Aasxieossrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PRoPKx.
In PknSIlkG ON @ srRBET NORTH BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH srREErs
BY virtue Of q decree q the supreme o.urt of In.
District OF Columbia. passed the 18Th dsy Of
May, 1854. shsll proceed 70 sell in front Of the
s%isse 90 fBlpAf re s's de-, q March s,Tt
AS hsying Q good building front. running ss,S
soos eefth, With the improvements, consisting Of
Terms Ose- hall cash; the residue An two .,,,I
Ihssiments, st ak and twelve months, tho PM
20 give notes bearing interest, wi tn endOrssr
nn,iI ,bs 70 The trustee; the title 70 be withhold
paid; $n0 down when the proe.rty ~ tnacsS
on and II the purchaser fails 90 oen pIy win tie
o. he trustee reserves the ri ght 10 re.slI a. a..
risG ana cost of the purch s.er
otsh. ooeNeysncing and revenue stamps At the oost
WIN. W McGILL. rru,t..
lie B-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, kgets
Ky GREEN q WILLIAMS, Asctioneer,-
SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED p.op,,
PUBIiC EucTIhsH hPsHIRs Avenue ar
On fkIDaf, the 9th, at O'Clock D. m =. ne shall
ssu, IN 'front.' u the premises, Lot in sauare p
four two story frame dwellings r.eb Sons.Snse
rooms, and IL situsted ON New Hsmpsh,,s ss.ass .
Sestseso north Z and streets, near Morgan and
Terms One half cash; balance in six and ,x.,,
months, for notes bearing interest from d.y ~
sale. ~ -
A deed given and q dead Of trust tsk.n.
All convey ahcing sud revenue STAN "a NJ a..
cost OF the purchasers.
$50, will be required to be paid down vhs.
each house is knocked of.
Title indisputable.
sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aus,..
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

L'OR REET-A comfortable BRICK HOUSE on
Il Market street. Georgetown. Rent cheap In.
quire Of J. Ii. TRUNNEL, I'd and Frederick sts
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by D. L. WELLS & Co, Auctionsar.

We will sell, at pnblic auction, on MONDAY
naecn lzth at 10 o'clock a. m. the premises at
gao Pennsy lyania avenue, between 18th aRd 18th
streets all that entire lot of Household Furniture
consisting Of
Extra Brussels and Ingram CARPETS; also. -BaI,
Bedsteads. and Bedding. Chairs and Sofas
Crockery Ware, Stoves, and Kitchen Utensils and
everything comprising a general assortment of
Household Furniture Also. two very nice show
Cases. together with Millinery Stock and Fixtures
m It ID. l.. WELLS co aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-09

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Yesterday J no. Lam
bert, martin Walsh, and another man not ar
rested, met with = person named Robert Como
way, III Ficdler's Row, on ID, between 18th
and i3% streets. Conoway had about $50 or
SIS, ana became intimate with his companions;
and after taking several drinks, they took q
walk 10 the Smithsonian grounds. There his
companions gaTroted him, knocked him down,
and took his money. Some citizens saw the
act, and Immediately gave Information at the
Second Ward station Officers Sneed and
walker went in pursuit of the robbers. Officer
over TO citizens, who took him to the station.
chase caught him on the Long Bridge, and
carried hin, to the station. Officer Walker pur-
sued the third party, who proved to be the
This morning, the prisoners had hearing be-
the witnesses, and were sent to Jail for court.
were pursuing the robbers, a young man
named Adamson came running through the
Smithsonian grounds, and was pointed out to
Sergeant Skippon by some boys as one OF the
fugitIyes. Sergeant Skippon arrested him, and
being accused OF robbery he became excited,
resisted the officers, and drew q large crowd
about him. This morning, ii appeared that he
had been with u friend in the Smithsonian
grounds, and having parted with him, and
being cold, he started to run to the city, which
caused him TO be suspected. 1t was clearly
proved that Mr. Adamson knew nothing of the
robbery and that he bears an excellent repu-
tatiOn- he was honorably acquitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-09

Kf W. Il. WALL Gu, Auctfoneers.
LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March Is, at4
O'Clock, we will sell, ia front sf the premises Lot
No. 2 In Square No 20, fronting 20 {, ct street.
near the cerner Of New HAMPSHIRE avenue, be-
tween 2st and I'D streets, containing $50 square
feet. Terms cash.
mo w. l.. WALL a co, Avcts.
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R1 W. b. LEWIS CO. Asctioneers.
- No. 307 Pennsy vanis avenue.
TON
mUNDAf NEXT. March IL, at 10 clock, at our
n,uCtIoS otore We shall close out the balance of
MT; saInstags stock, embracing q general as
Ladies Silk Gloaks. Dress Goods
Hosieries. Linen, Sheetings
Ribbons, Flowers. &C &C
my W. R. LEWIS GO Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
lFsT ofh er Asrtso, Sab, -. f,,,-,.,

tf"r otAer Asetaoa Sab, Sc. JourtA pageJ
RY wM. D. LEWIS a Co AuctIone.r,
NO sof Psnnsy lvaAis avenue.
TO MORROW, saturday B st n o,c,oo. ., An,
auction store We shall cell large a.sortp ant Of
Dry Good: lot Of new end second hand cletbinS.
pets, Bed Clothing and Furnitnre
IL W. LEWIS q Co. Auet.
QY NAGLE & CO., Auctieneers
- ssles-reoms No. 26T Pennsylyanis avenue
corner OF nth street,
Ssgle %. Will give their perseual attesr,on n
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furuiture At
the resfdeDce OF families declining hoasek nj ne
hnso !. me sales o. stocks 81 Groceries and Mer-
Harness, 30 dec I-iy
SATURDAY, March 10th,
AZ 10 o clock at our saleersoms, Household Furni-
tSIe OF 9 family, consisting Of
bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Cane seat Chairs,
Wsshstands. Tables, -
Bedstesds, Mattresses, &c.
ALSO.
Pepper, Starch, Soap, Candles, Brooms Pals
1t NAGLE CO., Aucts.
AUCTION SALE
CHOICE OLD WINES. LIQUORS AND Sugars
TUESDAY. March 18Th 1856, at II o'clock, at al
Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
The entire stock of Wines and Liquors in wood and
Also, about 20 900 choice brands of Segsrs
Also, Five Years Lease Of Store.
4, saie without reserve. as the proprietor is
mh1- NAGLE & CO.. Auct..
RY w. B. LEWIS q co. Auctioneers
No. 3Os Pennsyl vanis avenue.
Il
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-19

TN ADDITION to bis large assortment Of the
best brands and Qualities of all articles in the
line Of Tobacconist, CAMLLo QUINTERO,
keeps also on hand choice variety of"Notops,"
such as ine Pocket Kmaces, Statioteyy, etc., to
which he invites public attention, guaranteeing
to give satisfaction TO all customers. july1-tf
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-19
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
BATON U0E, Id.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or.
| .ers Tor all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. Will make or mend In the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FoR oAsH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand tine
assortment Of Metallic Cases, and is reaey TO re-
ceive orders In this line Of business, which VIII
meet the attention usually given By the old hrm
of Piper a Bradford. -. ..v-...svss
aug0 ss'a Est FRED. FHNhE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-19


GONG AwAY.-Orders have been
received at this place, for the 9Th u.
S. (c.) Regiment to be mustered out
of service. 1t will probably be some
three weeks before they will become
private citizens. 1t is rumored that
the 18th y. S. Regulars will take
The place of the colored troops.
On the landing. we notice four
heavy siege guns, which were for
merly mounted at Fort Mcpherson,
and are now awaiting transportation
to some ordnance Office, where they
can rest undisturbed. .-NateAez Coa-
gier. 12M.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-01
go z,.: @ For the st. Cloud Democraa.
YOUNG MEN, BE DILIGENT.

.whstever thy band hndeth to d.. Do It With thy
might" slz. BIZ IS f.s5 szs.srf5. IS iz.s%
.seest thou man dliesnt In his business, he .hall
stand before kings" Is. sE.g.9s 81 ~. (
Il is an old motto, but good one, Ell
:her l win find : way, or make one.'' Aud
he was man Of the right stamp who said,
81 put my sole trust in my own strength
Of body and SOUL s s. rs
Energy and perseverance, have more to
10 with ones good fortune than luck or
chance Who ever struck arioh lead in; .
mine unless he dug ritl Who ever sr-
rived q any post Of honor in any business
or profession except hs labored for, It (!
Those who idle around, or loaf ct public
places, need never expect TO gain wealth
OF position. Such may watt 8 life time
for something to turn up, and it viii only
be that they3wiu pass of the stage and dsbs
forgotten; while those who are ever busy
with their books or their. work, and ind no
task but that they win accomplish, aad no
diAioulty hut that they win ovsrcoms. will
arise to richss and fame, and leave behind
An impsrishabls mama. ts'ssss.s
Itis very true that men fkil altsr hsvias
done. their best,s but thsy aro 1sw, aAA havs
tho consolation that they ass not 70 blkns.
a uan my y. ysry much what b. Aetsr-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-01

mines to be. A story Is related of car
penter taking great pains in repairing
magistrates bench, and. when asked Hhy5
he was 90 particular, replied that he wished
to make it easy against the time he. should
sit in it himself. And sure enough, he
lived to sit In the same bench.
Set your mark high, aud you will reach
it.. 1t is said Of Martin Vsn Buren, that
when but lad, he said he WAS going 10 bs
President Of the United States, and he ar
rived st that high elevation. an well
acquainted with gentleman who when
small boy, said he Was going - be . minis
ter. he 10 now IN eminent minister Of th0
gospel and President Of one Of the first
colleges In the land. Hundreds of similar
cases might bs cited. Men without means
have, By industry.. become rich. By the
same means bays men with poor advan,
tages became great. Our late lanented
President and our present Chief Magistrate
are excellent examples. From the lowest
walks sf life, BY their own diligence, they
gained the highest position IN the nation. =
You may ssh, Chow can do anything 81
Remember the. old saying, ssWhsre there is Z
willthere 10 way" A AstronE win rightly
directed, with frames, constancy and per-:
severance will overcome the greatest posi-
BILE obstacles. Never say,;.I can't :" bat
rather, II win try Napoleon said he
would hs@s the word ..impossibls'' banished
from the dictionary. And vixen told that
the Alps stood in the way Of his army, he
replied, ssThere shall be no Alps" And
the Alps were scaled Is triAing obstacle.
1t is only with an indomitable force Of win
that persons from the walks Of Ignorance
and poverty rise to wealth and influence
and often to power; but it hes been done
in hundreds Of instances, and it can. be
done by hundreds Of others who are willing
to struggle over the rough svsnuea. Na.
piers motto was: 1.-The more troubles the
more labor. the more danger the more
pluck. Lucky hits are usually the result
Of industry and good management.
There are many who through frsud, or
gambling or dishonorsbls speculations xst
money. But better 10 poverty than dis
honest gain. Honesty is the best policy in
all cases; and the honest and industrious
young man wlll reap sure reward.
There is good time coming to al who
diligently and patiently work for it.
Fair Haven, February, 1854 C.
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MONTANA ITEas.

k.,oo... Il. D:..:: H.. fN.> D..
~ ~ :. .s,i:" E'. oy y \" ". ~ e.o
n eco 49, s ."n w w. | $50 go ~ vI is.l ~
s..;".I E ..s.aa 49, ;. "ovu ss. :. 80 PJ' 'o."' =
CO.. .,,u..,..-- :. ......- 49,.
.os.. ~, ~ San..... 49," 49,. :. 80. ~ ~. ~.
w. v..:,i .at .a~. P' :. III ~. ~ ....... .s S..y'
81. - .-:.I:. a. s-es :;S s."@S ..S
Wv. " ~ o1 ..''4
LEcTURE.-Malor-0en. Ahomas Franc's
Wo,g.T' WI" ue.ver iSe'u'G; Ie'ole INC
w. u A. '"e' ,oL :n "s.' on au.nS S: s.ee',
~ -. uAY1auy' % 1.u s. @ =.
.:es ."e ":..oss ~. ~ 10 ~. Ps.''e' - pao1''
., 3'''e' "''@
-IHE " HArHkh: h:IIhe mercury, which nss
s,S ve9u s'aost s'l"'u W sno" l'e nose out ."e
.ova3.aee o1 @'ne rising temperature ana
mas CLIMBED over the 1reeslng point, for ex-
e.clse' uurlng Tue !ss. lev usys. We nave
tno ~ o:s. "es.neI jus. ne"' 'ns' VIC ns'e
w
CAoRca Mo11ck:-dhe memoere OF tne
nPlscopai Cnarcn van please % tske no.
n nce tn.' Dlvlne selvlce VIII ne neio ~ the
Ifos"'e coor'' Au*no s'reet' u IL A. n
f. FREIGHT TRA1N.-Eleven wagons laden
with Hour, forming part Of the freight Of
Colonel Majors train, left behind. some
! tlme since, a. ff'oes hancne' arrived IN
T~n' ~ n,"M on "Suue,u"y i.t'' snu ~u'oaeeu ~
- o. "ooA'e"o" . ''ore' --.....~.
NEW DIsGovERY.-lt is rumored in town
that new discovery. has been made on the
Mission and near Sun river, and stam-
pede is the result. A number of men-wers
on the move TO ascertain the truth Of the
report. ~. g.
QuARrz.-Col. Wood is still taking out
rock, of very fine quality, from No II, on
the Dakota Lode. Gold can bs seen in
nearly every piece Of quartz.
| A CRADLE WoRrH RocK,Na.-On Thurs-
day. the 2sth ult.. Mr.. Belcher, of Tucker's =
Gulch. rocked out nearly six hundred dol
lars, amongst Which was q beautiful aug
get, weighing one hundred and seventy
four dollars. We hope he will continue to
prosper, the more 80 that he is, or rather
was poor man. ---t. ,..'s ...~..
coxxrx,c.r,ox rxrpnprnr,n -c,m,
x;co,;o. v;th n. cl foa, :. nd IotForaon Gnlch.
a. =. n.;.o- ~ ;. E~nu.ss "a" oasssd
.;1 ~ ~. h..s., d.;f.s - go 80 ~ stI
~ .,;f;c,,,,;e. ~ ~. ro.d ,Th.re =. no..;
h;,;.. - nr;,.,. ~ ~ nav,;.. @ ..a..;,m % .p .~. s~
n-ss. -;,h n.ct en;msls .,;m e.. ..;e.
r;ii =. .io,, anJ | ;~r.n"i.r' '~' - f0 -
-" , .>''"r' % >..'.. =.
MASONIC lSs1AilA1!os'-Ihe new ON
GERS elect OF helena City, hodge NO. ~,
we're instalieo ~ tnelr own HAIL opposite
the post Once on tne nient OF 81. 1onns
day, Deo. 2nn. ,1: fast M9s.er' 1a1ge Moore
Pet1orme4 me autles Q! DePuty 1rsna Mss-
Denntv Grand 'M.rsh.l. ;rha ofi;c.rs in
stalled were n follows: Cornelius HODGES.
". N. +. P. Lealy. s. w.; G. ". Math-
OF, >. w.; ~. fsn, arSasuter y: y. far-
meF, SecretsIyi -. y. Hnrt' .. =. w.
SI9oers, ,. =. '0nn moms ana =, Sonn A. Nus ~
SELL Mesters OF Ceremonies Inc nan u
oeaot'se''y Psperea ana pa.nteo, sna, nss 3,
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+ sE:. For the 81. Cloud Democrat.
THE OLD STORY -;5
m -"i : - i

81 5EeGsEf5st Tor the oe. Cloud Democrat.
THE OLD STORY., III
3 .l:ys,...>E - - II 70. T." ~, sE-.:..g =: sgss
When was young I wont among
- - er',.. 80 ~. With saHs >.
Sweet face Of dough; but now know, r.
-, -. -. 80. !, !. =; b soliy.
~, =. Il follyl
q used to feel. when prone to kneel,
III y:&.sus5-. 49, .@1EE That I
Must win her heart upon the start, 3
Or die! s..
mot so," thought she-sweet sally-ee- liz
To me she said: 'sYour head Il made
: j 5 9. ..s.a- ..a-sz 0fsquash!"
Indignant sot 1 On he spoe - ''SS'1.9z5,..sst'
:. =. 81. .:=: 49, And cssssdl
#tI 2 - And just.
tore and raved; revenge craved;
-. IL. II And bought
hen thought:
.sOne more appeal, esne Voc, come veal, #
1fshe reject (as ezpectA
Tho deadly dose, dnd sweet repoae,
And leave
That face Of dough On earth below
...- Togrieve;
To ruminate when now too latel ..x
Tho cruel words she once conferred
On Johnr
straishtv.y strode to her abode.
Resolved
70 be adored; o., II ignored,
"-:.: 49, Dissolvedl
For in my hand held the wand
...tt3s1s5szf.ez 9 'Sz - r. OF death,
Wherewith to clsse, At mouth and nose,
TO her said: my pretty maid,
-1ssj. 5s i've como
= TO offer you my heart most true zt:@
And home,
1fyou decide to BE- my bride. :. :.
It's well;
Then all will be fe-lie.4tee,
Eair bsllel>
But II you say, Get thee away,
lwon'ts
Down goes the dose of last repcse,
Ke-buntl
She sat at case, a. If to tease,
With wondrous grin from ear 70 chin,
. = Said, aao!"
tore my hair in dark despair,
TO all of which tho little witch
Displayed
A deal of ire, and threw the frs ..,.
g y Poker
Straight at my head. "Begone ~ she said,
-. ,..' ~ "Ctcaksr!s
Plague take the fnck--the poker struck
r. The bottle
Which held the dose wherewith to close
Il Ss5;E1 3fstar Ny throttle.
Ny game was upl Ths fatal cup
.,s..4.s. Was split;
Hopes lamp was ont, and about '.'s
To wilt s4, 3
10 lake I rushed with fever 1ushed) ~.9 -
-.-=-s-a-.--.-. s.-s.,--.1.--s- TO drown.
A last long look behind took.
~ .z.gg Is ~: 4. Then down
Into tho deep where others sleep,
#s I gauped.
Ny courage faxed the more eased-
1e.s,:l 49, "a. Us. ..f..,.,4 Il baulkedl
Though Was "booked, !" the water looked !
:.5s;..-s.ss. s.,. +. ,sssss Too coldl 5,s
Ny ardor cooked (bat wasn't fooledE.
.-f,.s'Fs5 ss;.s %sl i. tza Istrolled,
With nervous tread, straightway to bod
sa.t5gs =. !zsizaE And dreamed
OF visions past. was At last -s=
s& S~ .--asy4rs.y Sa.+.ss.a Redeemedl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-01
NEW,LlQUoR STORE.

Weare just receiving and viii offer for
sale ct our new Storezrsom, in the base
ment Of .Tenvoorde'sf Warehouse, on St.
aermains street, The largest iss.sissertment,
and best selsctien 81 pure, Brandy, Rum,
Gin, wheat, rye, corn Al,d old Bourbon
Whisky, Stomach BitteFs, &c., ever brought
into this market. which We promise . sell
ct very low prices. We respectfully invite
oil dealers in these articles 70 call and az
anime for themselves. -. - I. ~ 4 ss7.
v6n1Ii q J. fLANDWkRf f&tsON.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-01

NNESOTA, THURSD
uROCE RIES !!
aa.lll- s. .l..r 1l 5sss1ta al.:lI ss'
H. HlEPNER
As etssti 81 aattsisaoa ,sl $i5. 40 a
Has just just reoeivsd and will sell cheap,
f1ull 4 ,toekf @ Of
9 0HiR Tbs,
,.a4,.ilsa.llps .4.i Of h.
s ugo.A 4 S
OF al au.litie.. isst5ys55
t1z3htt'Eszt,ss iiss.s5s2::5'1
.rsi.{f,i'TsSs
I'M GLASS e S.
susar-houss and golden syrup.
r .. --~#~,a
G OFF E e 8
no 'sa = '','' Y Z; ::i 81. 8 ! !.
g. :1'1:7;
ar..a g z. and and black, <...5ss IL
S ALT,
Coarse and fns.
MACKEREL AND HERRING, .
rhs.nic,st in ths.narket. Ets.HH,..j>j :
CANNED FRUIT.
Peaches. Blackberrier, Raspberries, Pine
Apple, Tomato, &c.
.sF'.1jJ &&'#4 htf. y st5EEe3 ~ t-1E5&
WOODEN WARE.
Tubs, Pals, Br.oms, Churns, Butter-bowls,
wssh-bossds, :Qethes-pin', Co.
COD FISH.
WHITE FISH,
.,. KEROSENE OIL. .:..... .. .
CONFECTIONERY, ,''..%
LOBSTERS,
) OYSTERS, :
sARDlNES, '
:, PRUNES; a, ya.. u,t. IN
RAISINS,
..4ie:. s,...: .. -. CURRANTS,
CHOCOLATE,
...,,.,.s-,,~,~t =. FIGS,
NUTS
WORCESTERSHIRE s CLUB SAUCE
Pickles, Catsup. Crackers. Soda, Starch
Hops, Soap, Candles Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Shot,
IS Powder, Caps, & ope, &c..
The choicest brands OF
Whiskies, Wines and Brand es
At Wholesale and reia,l. :
otto-Quick Sales and Small Profits
HENRY HEpNER.
St. Germaine street; next door to Burban'
| l. Co.'S v7n47-t
| GROCERIES
| h. 4 %.= AND , 4 ! Il :
PROVISIONS.
We have now on hand and are receiving
. full and complete stock Of Staples ane
Fancy Groceries, sucha q :, II ~.
TEAS ,COFFEEs, SUGARS sYRUPs
DRIED FRUITS. GREEN APPLES,
| TUBS, PALS. BROOMS,
| SOAP, CANDLES.
| MACKERAL, COD FISH,
WHITE Fl HI, DRIED FISH, SALT, .
VINEGAR, SPICES, NUTS, Cana FRUITS
At Wholesale and Retail
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FURs AND HIDES.
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MURPHY & SPENCER,
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