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The Mercantile Library.

On our eighth page to-day we publish faith
full representation of the new building about to
be erected by the Mercantile Library Company
on Tenth street, above Chestnut. Appended
to the sketch is given history of the institu-
tion from its formation with a comparison
between its present prospects and those of the
various other literary associations in this
country. The past record of the Mercantile
proves 1t to be emphatically popular insti-
tuition. Originated for the young men of
Philadelphia, it has far outgrown its sphere
OF limited usefulness, and TODAY ,pnnlies
reading matter to at least l2 600 neonlo
Holding its shares at price 10 put them
within the reach of all, it approximates nearer
to great free library than any other institu.
tiOn in our city. Being thus popular, it be-
hoOves those who desire to see such a collec-
tion of works within the access of the poorest,
to come forward and subscribe literally to the
new building The enterprise demands our
aid on two grounds. If the bold effort of the
Company is a success, it will reflect great credit
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not only on the undertakers Of the plan, but
on the whole city. II will provide Philadel-
phia with another object of interest TO strangers,
and afford us just cause for oongratulation
on our liberality. But it will also occasion
satisfaction as it is the first step towards
great free library If the Company succeeds
in its undertaking, and the new building be
erected without the incumbrance of debt, the
usefulness of the Association will be a thou
sand-fold increased, and rapid steps be taken
towards achieving such a widespread popu-
larity as will rival both the freedom and the
interest of the Public Library of Boston. On
both these grounds therefore-local pride,
and desire to extend literary tastes among
the people-the Library appeals to our own
citizens. By the many wealthy residents OF
Philadelphia, we feel assured that its call
will not be unheeded. But to make the effort
success, the aid must come from the
people. More especially we call the attention
Of the stockholders to the present demands
on their liberal and energetic action. Let
each sell but three shares of stock, and the
required funds will be raised. The enterprise
is a noble one, and deserves and must re-
ceive the liberal support of all the reading
public of Philadelphia.
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~ HERKNESs' BAZAAR-NINTH AND
&SA SAMSON STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC
On Saturday Morning next,
At 10 o'clock, AZ the BAZAA 4, will be sold ab,ut
SEVENTY HORSES,
suited TO harness and The saddle Including a nair Of
Light Bay Match Horses seven and eight years old
of the Empire stock, raised in Monmouth county
n. J;i have been used by private gentleman for
family purposes.
A beautiful Brown BAshaw Mare, nine years old
kind In harness, warranted to trot In three minutes
Also other Horses, Full description al sale
ALSO,
large collection of desirable and second
Carriages, Light Wagons, Dearb0rns etc. with which
the sale will commenced
Single and Double Harness. Saddles, Brides afo
Sale OF Horses, etc, on Wednesday next.
ALFRED M, HERKNES5, AuctlOneer,
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"ERNEST c. WALLACE,
Died June 3, 1867,
A cod 90 ,,nn,.a, ,,,A n ~, Anfl,

The remains were taken to the First Presby-
teran Church, where appropriate religious SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. d. NJ Seward
and the Rev. John De witt. At the close OF the
funeral rites, the coffiu was deposited tempo
rarily in st. Johns Cemetery at Yonkers, but
at some future time the remains will be
brought to Philadelphia, and Inferred at Glen
wood Cemetery. it having been one of the
earnestly expressed wishes of the deceased to
repose in the soil of Pennsylvania, near the
scene of his labors.
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NEARLY all the German. Norwegian, and
Swiss emigrants who are now arriving daily
at New York push directly for the states of the
far West The papers Of Wisconsin and MIN
nesota. Missouri and Kansas, are daily report-
ing their arrival, and their settlement among
those of their kinsmen who have preceded
lhem' We cannot but commend this example
TO the emigrants from Ireland and the British
isles, who are now arriving among us In great
numbers. The worst place for ne ew-comers is
the crowded cities of the East. The best place
is the rich agricultural regions of the far West.
The South will be a tempting field for settlers
ere long.
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The E'Miserable" system of Jury Trials.
TIE New York Times has an admirable
article this morning on the subject of the pre-
sent system of trial by juries. 1t points out
the defects and exposes the ridiculous policy
of trial by peers as at present conducted with
great force. 1t says:-
Now, any citizen who desires to shirk public
service Of this irksome character must certainly
possess very few friends indeed, II ne pass into
the jury-boX through these separate and dis
tinst official sleeves, and he may justly be classed
among the most miserable aud destitute, if the
yet one other remaining chance OF exemption
from duty, through favor of the Judge of the
Court, be denied him. Thus, the very persons
men OF leisuIe-are most apt to evade the duJy
by begging exemption, leaving the city, etc.
putting the stress of the service upon the poor
and ignorant, and foreigners who can't speak
the language of the country'-a class certainly
less able to afford the time, and through whose
iucompetency arises n great part of the new
trial and appellate cases in our Courts.
Until such alterations aud improvements
can be made in our system, the judges sh Duld
be chary in eXcusing merchants bankers, pre-
sidcnts, directors, importers, aud mOneyed
men generally; or, in cases where service II
ext to i'm possible, the fines should be scrupu-
.Cusly ezac ed and handed over 10 the Commits
Sioner of Jurors, to be used by him in obtaining
the clei ical aid which ne is now said TO need in
making mp ms lists and completing his infor-
nation as to the liability of citizens for Jury
duty. II all non exempt persons who are sum
monCd were compelled promptly to serve
term (Which should be made as brief pos
need be called upon oftener than once in three
or four years"
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE L. G.. WALLACE ESQ.,
At noon, yesterday the funeral of the late
Ernest C. Wallace, Esq, of the EUentng Bulletin,
took place from The residence of MIR. William
Deal, the father.in-law of the deceased at
Yonkers, New York. Several of the business
associates of Mr. Wallace were present to par
ticipate in the melancholy ceremonies. On the
coffin was a silver plate bearing this inscrip-
TOM
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THE ORGANIZATION of the "Dominion OF
Canada" has been completed by the appoint.
ment of Lord Monck ms Vceroy. The expecta
ton of many that Prince Alfred (the Duke OF
Edinburgh) would obtain this position as a
stepping-stone, towards the royal dignity has
been disappointed. ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tFor additional Special Notices sec ne Second Pdoel
E395+ REFRIGERAHOR BAZAAR. B. s..
- HARRIS d co. have, In addition TO q fine
assortment OF Rerigerators of best quality three new
patents, viz.:-Barris Patent Rees q TeVis' Patent
and Wrights Patent IceWater Il afrigerator all
wal Tanted to pre- erve meat, etc etc, dry and
sweet, and to be more economical In ice than any
other Refrgerators
b. 8. HARRIS & CO.,
5l63m4p No. 1iO North Ninth street, near Race.
E9y NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY
COE co. Agents for the "TELEeRAPH I"
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country, have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and Oh FcsNUT Streets 70 No
li4 S. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT
oFFICEs:-No. IH S. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 73Oe4p
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[Eor adatto,.al s,,ectal Notces see 0.e Secord nn
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T AIDES, SAVE YOUR CLOTH AND YOuk
IL money. by calling at Mrs. oOBLES, 40. e.sas sas.
MARK ICI Street and learn cut your own urea1e5i
also learn her new style OF Raised Worsted work.
Dresses, BasquCs, ETC., IN one heur. r,,.,.
Agents wanted. % ~ Anlfp
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IT WOULD SEEM that to subscribe to areligious
fund for certain object is no security thatyOur
money will not be taken for something else. We
are told that the Bishop Of the Havana Diocese
left there last Saturday, for New York, on his
way to Rome. 1t appears that some time ago
a subscription was raised for the repairing of
the seminary, the building being in very
dilapidated condition. Persons who are en-
tirely averse to giving even single cent for the
maintenance Of the clergy or the propagation
of the gospel, which would only be for their
benefit, subscribed literally, and waited
patiently to see the seminary repaired The
fund collected, about S30,O00 was placed in the
hands Of the Bishop, as the head OF the Gu urch
and chief director OF the seminary, when he
called a meeting Of his suffragan clergy the day
before his departure, and requested them to
subscribe $4,000, so as to be able to take S5O0O0
including the $50, 900 raised for the seminary, as
an offering to his Holiness the Pope This was
done Immediately, and the Bishop actually
took the subscription raised for the repairing
Of the seminary as present to the Pope.
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THE PRUssIAN GovERNMENr has completed
the draft of a reconstructed Zollyerein, which
is to embrace the South-German States, as we'll
as the North. German Confederation The old
Zollverein proved powerful bond of union for
the German States when they cohered but
loosely by means of the Frankfort Diet The
new Zollverein may be expected to exercise a
much greater influence IN behalfof the national
unity. The Chamber of Deputies in the Grand
Duchy of Hesse- Darmstadt, of which country
thus far only one province dying north of the
river Maine) belongs to the North German
confederation, have passed resolution In be-
half Of union of the whole Grand Duchy with
the North-German Confederation,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

nrr.AxvARE FIRE INSURANCE. OOM-
~ PANY -IScaHPoRArEp ~ TER hEalalAr0sA OF TEE
STArR OF DELAWARE, WITH A CAPITAL OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
n,HR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REoRly
mlngten haaiust losses by Fire every description
buildngs In general merchandise ships In poE, enu s
ssrEoes household furniture aud other personal PROV ~
sse agniust loss or damage by inland transportation OF
goods wares merchandise and country reduce 81, ,.
eompanies in the cities OF Philadelphia or New York
Parties insured may repose the fullest eGnnSe1se IN ~,
sodity Of It's capital and that Ill oseee Will oe pVf'
adjusted by the COMPANY ,,c,-ops.
At the annual election held the 9th day OF MHren
1865, the following directors were elected !" serve Wv
e asorss Jones, Jos Mendnhsu, George W Bush
sami D Nswn, Samuel Floyd Es sSs,. M ary
John B. Porter. GeorgeW SPARKS lhPn . hs ,ersa
Insurance may be made for any time NOT less hau n
months. Il, ,.-,., .,,,,nsr,v n,
Delaware Fire Insurance Company twhose enAiies Is p
petuA lsGect perpetual insurance on tle
becoming insured, deposits IN the once IA mon M
(mors less according to the nature OF ne tlsA NO. M
smount to be lnsured-but which can be wiiAaiAWh
time By leaving Isr cen. on tue n,,
the insured than the formerthe expense Is anout one
less and there is no renewing Of the pohey from l "
Property that would be insured per annnm, at 40 and
Is cents the 1000 will be insured At - and per
| and in like proportion the risk Increases t
Persons wishing insure their property yr want ~
formation the subject OF insurance, Will Apply " '
agents as S00''' u GEORGE JONES, President.
JONI MnLBAR, Secretary
Anew CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
WILMINGTON. DEL.
INTEREsT ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FlVl
PER CENT.
UHE nrinople Of Mutual Insurance Is believed TO ?
the experiences far has proved TO be IN
ehaanest meR ms Of Insurance against Loss ~ tRE sh
ahouRh this institution has beeen but u years In q
lsance the list of will compare tavorahy Wt
any other; and the losssg by IRE during that time
- though not few have been promptly paid as all VINO nay
ben insured in this office and have had the nisorta
10 be burned ont can attest The object has been 70
cure good list of safe risks, rather than TO sw ell
Number without regard to hazardh thus lie
sening the liability of sinking the cash capital IN caae
heavy disasters during the year.
any DIRECTORS.
PSI wlINNaroS.-WilliaD Candy, Clement n snyth -,
I'VE Richardson John A. Duncan, Jseoh Pussy SOM SNe
ses ran, willam Tanall, Edward T. Beiah, CIV howlan
Samuel Candy. -, ,t,. p,,
Bringhurst $500,
CHRIsrIAHA HuHDRED-Jamss Riddle
. NEW GAsfLA HUKDRRD.-JOhn nyer
'lns WHITE CLAY CRRKE HUNDRED "A = shannon
get WILLIAM CANDY, President
s. D. smrn, Secretary and Treasurer
~ Office hours from to anu from : 10 D.
January I6 18Bf-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
STOVES AND TINwARE.

STOVES AND TINWARE.
RANGE, HEATER ASD
u STOVE DEPOT,
PICKLES, WEAVER & CO.,
spoeRssoHs TO II. riokRts,
Nos. I and 8 East Fourth Street
To those interested n IN want Of really FIRST class
COOKING RANGE, one that Will burn ltss eohi pa ~
batter and cost less for repairs than any other 10 the
,aarsst would ali their attention 10 the following
certificates OF gentlemen who hare had large expert
euce in such matters and we'll known in this city
WILMINGTON, January 27th, 1885
Nv H. r. Picteis:-DRAR sIR.-I have tried thres ~ y
ferent kinds Kitchen Ranges before purchased ,ne
n ssIS am 4, 70 I'M s ne Mssde Is worth more than
this others eombnsa both to utility and economy ~
adj BY either Of Inc others 1t beats In the second
story very comfortable this exceedingly cold weather.
i0u'' i''p'''''H'' E. G. sToTsENBURa.
| WILMINGTON, February 1st 1896.
H. ?. Pickles Esq - take great pleasure In recon-
mendins the Magee Range, one Of which you iSSsn nv
Range have ever used 1t will do twice the amount OF
w5rk snd with halfess coal than any Range have
ever seen. Very respectfully,
CH, GALLAGHER.
wnMnaroN February. 1855
Having of Mayees Ranges now in use take grssl
pleasure in stating that gives every satsfAetion bakes
we'll aud gives very large supply Of hot water. nave
no hesitation III recommending it TO others
~ JT.GAUsR
II, Y. Pi0KELs, ESQ.
WILMINGTON, DBL
Tbs Range put up for me by Mr. Pickles works nov
(under the management OF q cook who understands ne
N. @. BRADFORD.
wnMIEoroH, DEL, Aug. 4, 1889.
H. P. Pickles, Esq+-DRAR sm.-rhe Mageo Vookn
Range put up for me- $40 French street. gives enf
sati.laclion consider the Msgee Range superior
any In the market, and cheefiully recommend u TO.
persons in wasn't Of an economical hAnge'
Truly yours, &c. ,,,,,c,,,
These are only few OF thu very many certificates Y
tifyug to the worth of the Mages Range. Many oths
4 be seen by calling u. the estabshment NOS anu
h East Fourth street. -.
J. We would also call the attention of the people Of w
10 mingon and vicinity to our MAGBB HEATERS Al
ne STOVES MI Of which will be guaranteed 70 give %
H. who them entire satisfaction. AUS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
CLOTHING.

d EmOVAL.
~ WILLIAM H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1872 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The subscriber informs his friends and me puIlss "a No
he has removed from No 10 East seeonu Nv snrnar Of
i22 MARKET STREET, third door from ' s " ,hara
second IT, and next door to NolnAlfs rug s'oi'' ""
he will continue to carry on the a,
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all tts branches He has sold out BIS stoeh "a @
and Winter Goods ind mas purchased an enthe
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GUIDE
consisting Of
FINE FRENCH CLOTHS
oAssIMEREs AND vEsrINes
which is selected from large stocks Of goods ne T
offer TO the public all the newest styles o. hsst
he will cut in the latest styles, and MAKE III INV
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO PIT, and to Do
what they are represented.
lie has also a large stock 81
GENTLRMER's FURNISHING GOODS,
ali Of which he will sell at the lowest prices Give hin
a call before purchasing elsewhere -, =, ourNu
N.B-The undersigned Is pleased to return his tnAhn
to bis friends and the public for the patronage 50
bestowed upon him at his old stand, and hopes Y stle
attention to the wants Of his eusomsrslo merit W.
tinuanee Of the same. - :, o,rts,s
mch30-u WI. ~. SolssN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
IRON AND STEEL.

--7-11a11s1 Have always on hand inll Aas0Ttmont
N-sSAgIzE5gS IRON AND STEEL,
- Best brands Of American Hammered and
Rolled bars, English refined Bars OF all
Sizes Band Hoop aud slit Iron best Norway Nall Reps
and Anger shapes; Galvanized and Black Sheet Iron
Cast shear blister, German, Swede, SPRING Tire Ma.
hcnery and Tap Steel
Smith, Coach and other Hardware Horse Shoes Horse
Shoe Nails Borax, Bolts Clips, Nuts, Washers MAeable
Castings Wagon Boxes Springs, Axles, spokes FeoeB
Shafts bows &c. Carriage Canvass Oil Carpet Ratneti
RnAmeled Top and Dash Leather Gmblet pointed Screws
and Coach Hardware OF all kinds; Iron Wire Galvanized
Nails, Rabbit Metal Lead, speltar, BaneA Tin. shee.
Zine 10. Grindstones, oranks and Rollers, Trace BAel
and other chains
Smiths and other Toolsl--Anvlls, Vices, Bellows
sledges, Hammers Shooting Knives Files RAsps, Smith
Drills Tire Rsnders, Twers Irons, stocks and Dies Geo
pers and other MechancB' Tools.
All OF which will be sold at very low prices wholesal
| and retail, for cash or approved credit.
January 1. ls65.-ianl0-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN g. BROTHERS,
(suoeessors to EDWARD L. RicR)
no. q EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
~, THR undersigned would respectfully 6st7M
AH#5 call attention to their Stock Of MlNhs k5SkfA
and LIQUORS Ths iaelt.s n p5anors m ihsir
nurity with long experience in the business,
sufanee for the character and quality OF 'her
Amongst the stock may be found s,.
G s5.,e an Scotch Whisky,
nenAAN i In wood and bottle,
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon sweet G,d mslAs''
WINES. very choice and old in wood and bottles
Er,rn sne Mononraheia Whskey two to ave years old
the flavor cannot be surpassed. =, .,..on.h,.
10 Tavern keepers supplied on the most Ieona wv
terms Families supplied with the ehsspes' "'' Jaw
1'4-''' T6 THE AFFLICTED.
InySds In want of old Wines and Liquors OF 'a,ouA
kinds for medicinal purposes may rest assured o. 90
| ianina them Of the finest quality from HARLAN
BROTHER, No. BaEt Second Street. opposite the lower
@AiAs' i'V4' OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Wines and Liquors, for ms1Ssi
With general assortment Of well selected
| always ON hand and for sale at fair prices by -
HARLAN BRoTHEa, No d Eas se9 SR s ~
RI0R QUALITY
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied Wnos
and retail By the TASK ds%S n6 dozen o. 2,
eeyed giving limit In Price, warranted to be eatish
tory hiled or the goods taken back Please ee an
examine al HARLAN DROThERs, No. 3 East secon
'''''' "'iu EoTio oS TO spoRsrMEN.
Duponta best Eagle Powder IN Canisters and On ID
ksgs duck and ride Also, shot of all siEes, suitable
rail- and reed bird shooting, In season. percussion car
md dealer in GlCve Timothy ofSh@4 and Rd aGTa sra
I mv.ao.lv, 0pncsite the lower Market houi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

So The original Medicine established 10 1857, and
FIRST article the kind introduced under the name
of "PuLMoNto WAFBRs In this or any other country HI
other puimOnic Waters cOunerieits The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
thirty years. and immense sale attained, not only in
but In foreign countries fully attest their In
trinsie worth The medical properties are superior 70
any other article offered the Of Pulmonary
Bronchial affections the quantity contained in each
box is nearly double that of the many worthless imitA-
tions advertised.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat IIoarseners Asthma
CatSrrs, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, splitting Of
Blood Pains IN the Chest, Ineipent Consumption, and
all diseases Of the lungs Not only alording temporary
relief but eieeting rapid aud lasting cure and
warranted to give satisfaction In every instance. They
do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds and the medt
einal properties combined in form agreeable
pleasant this taste, that any child will readily
take them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF ID TEN MINUTES.
To vooAusTs and PUBLIC STEAMERS. these W afsrs
are Peculiarly valuable; they will in One day remove
the NEST occasional h9arseness and their regu
lar for f-w dnys VIII. at all times increase the
power and eNbllNy Of the voice. greatly mprovlht Its
tons compass and cearnes Tor whirh purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalists.
The very great celebrity OF this invaluable remedy
has induced unprincpled peHous to prepare base I'M
tatuns which disapp0int the Just expectations OF tn
diene
see that the word tRRYAN,r is stamred on earl
Wafer and observe tine fac smile of the Riguatur
OF the Proprietor, JOB NOSES" on Zach wrapper, b
counterfeit witch is forgery s-OGeuding parties viii
be dealt with 10 the lu extent Of the law.
BRYAs's PUIN1sc WAFERs for sale by all Druggist
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dec39-iy "a coftlandt Street New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
TnE DIRECTORs-oF TIE
FRANKLIN
SILVER MININ G
COMPANY


r 9ooo Ct In length lie located upon the opposite side Of
the same Canon az the ledge already described IL Is
sbout feet in width, with we'll defined castings
4 suitable description Of these properties cannot be
given In a few words; full information may be obtained
al the Office ut the Company
The ad vantsges of choice among many goou lOcauona
have he4n seeured by the personal inspection Of repre-
sentative Of hs Company practical mining experience
From his detailed reportF, tue Company are assured O
are made for prosecuting the business with
vigor accuracy and despatch.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 8 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,

Next door TO the Farmers Bank)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ksuA The undersigned respectfully announces to his
old friends and the public generally that he has
nj Meompleted his new store and has opened with
NyllaNs satook OF Ans new aud fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND M0LASSES,
Lowering crushed granuated and pulverzed Sugars,
soft, white aud cohee Sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of holasses, -
Old Government Java Coffee Laguirs, Maricabo, No.
Green and Roasted Coffee the finest Black and Green
Teas White and Red Wheat Family FLOUR new Buck
wheat, all kinds Of pure splces, sardines all kinds oil
Canned Frnits French and English Mustard pure OnNs
oil; Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsupi English
and American Pickles. Jeies Cheese fresh Roll Butter
Baker's Cocoa and Chocolate; Vermaeeli, Maearonl
Washing Soap in great variety Toilet Soap Silver dos
Starch ourTantE Rsisins. ClrOni Amores Minee Meat
Dried Peaches aud Apples, Cran6erries Broomf Psinl
ed BueketA, Brushes; sperm Adamantihe anu IAllo'
Candles aud all articles usually kept IN well aHtorte
Grocery Store. Call and examine my STOCK
| iAn1l-ly JAMES ohitfbN'