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ConsiEnccs per Northeastcru Railroad,
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24s bales Cotton 40 bbls Naval Stores, 25 boxes
nance Stores, cara Lumber Furniture. Mdze &c; To
S Sims, Graesor, Lcc, Smith Co, Caldwell Son,
Prtchett Co, Reoder Cart, Kor0 Jervey, Rodgers
s. Co, Howard & Bro. L Myers, Little & MarshaIl,
F Davis, Dukes Co, Marshall, Jr. Pringle Gen w
W Burns. Gen Il Tyler. Major Pnrkor, Roper 4 Sto-
ney. Chisom Bros, W Courtney 90, DA & F EARLY
w Ryan, shackclford & FEuser, Baggett Co. Vol
lers, and Order. -.s ,es u - 5s.-& II ,.g&s @E .
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~s1~N - 24J,238
The clearances comprise 2769 bales for Liverpool Ga
Tor Providence and 908 for ERyre ... - ~ s-.-
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.-The receipts since yesterday
were confined to 200 hhds Sugar and Ats bbls Moasse
Which comprised nearly all IL Arst hands this morning
~ Inc demand continues very good the receipts sen rea
" and prices are higher The sales to-day embraced
45o hhds Sugar and 415 bbls Molasses OF tie following
pr1ces: Common Sugar 100 = fb: fair 13x; fully fair to
car1ned l4Ac o. Common Molasses 100 q gallon: !:
good common 70; prime 7sc; prime to choice SOC p gal
WEEKS so!es 1854 hhds Sugar; 179O bbls MoasseS Re
eeipts 1887 hhds Sugar; 170S bbls Molasses Frport
s6 hhds Sugar; 3M bbls Molasses - - fk' - -
,FnEIaErs-Are' duh and unchanged. Tonnage in am
PIE offerings for shipnent small The rates ar Il
Per ID for Cotton BY steam 20 New York; 1I by s1n
19a Lverpool; eled by sal f'r Liverpool and for
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.


How few here who not subject some affection
OF the lunga respiratory organs who ncglcctng
premonitoy symptoms aggravatc the complaint until
OF the patient and anxiety and distress friends Ony
cold "a slight throat!' the heaacss remark
of many when 80 affected. Yes "Only cold was tho
thoughtless expression of thousands Death has
marked for his prey.
Observation-Disclosures, should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject Coughs Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words OF advice should be needed n SUI
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION Rcicf,s
within their reach and ii neglected. fatal consequences
ensuc-a life Of miscry-a daily, hourly struggle for c1-
isenco Acontest IN which there be but victor
Death
Docs it appal the strongest mind to think of the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? What
cuse can be offered when timely warning is sounded IN
your earsl When the danger is pointed out why not
avoid 1t? &ARsDEN's PECToRAI. BALM has been used
with success in nearly million of cases, and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the rronpt ctica-
c1ous remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure al Of Co ,ehs Colds Influenza
and Consumption if tho is not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is il the last stages will find
relief by using this prep lraton. One bottle will
vince the most increduous that the merits of this prcpa
ration are BY no means exaggerated in fact fall far short
OF tho euoies bestowed by thousands who have
been cured by its incly guarantee accompanies
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
neve. a#@5 ##.ll ay
Prepared by T. ". MARsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway, New
York.
Price, so cents small bottle; ST large size.
. GOODRICH WINEIAN & Co,
And DOWIE g. NOISE,
a.... Wholesale Agents. Charleston.
And by all Retail Druggists
December 4 M. .0.. 3mo
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wnmlnxton Market,

WILMINGTON, February 19.-Rosns-The1 market is
firm and quiet ITO bhls common sold at s. o5a3 12k
As bbls low No. at 50 rs; IL bbIs No 81; and 81
bbls. at 50 for common; IS so No. q and 81 rs for
No. L. 49, ~ 80 7I3
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Is firm although no transactions
occurred But small amount ia Offering on the market
which is held by actors at advance former quota
uons 7a- NHEs7TBt- Aig 7TS1-E@-1"
CRUDE TURpEE1nE.-Only 40. bills. arrived ana sold
at s. 80 for virgin and yellow dip and 81 IS for hard
Tara small lot Il bbls.) sold at 81 G5. ~
! CorroN.-No transactions
LusmER-s5 900 feet river scanting and wide boards
sold at 50 25 q N. T~-TT - - -
F1sa-A lot Of 35 bbls. Of nuets and trout in pine
bbls sold from wharf at SG "I-' ~ '--.s-~. NJ - -
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COMMERCIAL.
I"1 ga
ImDorfS.

'' Imports. -t
HAvANA-Per schr Azeda Laura-111 hhis Is tierccs,
10 bbls Clnyed Alolasses, quantity of Fruit to
cARDENAs-Per schr Frazer-17A hhds and 1877
bbs Molasses, bales Tobacco, case segars to sa-
Exports.
81 bales 6pana coon feet Smbe
s!53 Pine Plank, boxes Copper Ore.
~ e1o baes Upland totton, ton "a PaeIagea. ' bale Bag @
gng % casks Clay, 90 bales Rags 81 bids Old Iron,
NEW YoRK-Por steamship Emily souder-122 tierces
Riee 9 bags and nc si4 bales Upland l Cotton 7s
tics, "a PACKAGES and boxes sundries.
The Charlcston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening" February 20. 1867.
There was but limited demand and sellers had to
submit to lower prices, say half cent per h. decline
The transactions amounted to about 210 bales viz at
g. % nt 49, q at so Is at 30 s at 81 and 10 at Sly
We quote ~
Low M1dd1nX. 80
sniet Slaanns Msddlina sGSsG
Georgetown Market. .E
GEORGETOWN, February 2o.-corroN- sales to
THBEE-About 400 sticks fair mill Timber sold since
TURrENrnE-very little has arrived since last issue.
We quote Dip So; sc1ape s. IS per bb ss
81 Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, February 19.-CoTToS-The cotton mar
ket rather dull to-day, md the transactions were
limited to few hundred bales on the bcss OF 30as0c
for Midding. |
EThe types made quote tho market yesterday fully
1c higher than the transactions warranted It should
have been 3sa3oAc for Middling.] s& .1
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, February 19.-CoTroN.-The market to-
dry somewhat easier than yesterday, but there
material change in prices and all that Offer
ed met with ready sale ct about so cents for AiddN1
Tho sales 253 bales follows-27 ut &C. o. IA
30 ls at 81 cents ana bales Nppora as follows: at
g. and 8 at IS cents The receipts amounted to las
bales EStt a& Tra .5
FEANc1AL.-Thc money market was quiet to-day. I.
at 13s. =, - - ''e S'N.-e
snvER.-Brokers buying $50, selling at 1876
Mobile Market. st
good and active demand throughout the day Tho mar
ket opened easy inside figures but hardened the
demand and closed firm at outside quotations. Sales 5000
bales Middlings 80 haS1c. . IT.
MONETARY F1NANc1AL-Coin and Exchanges have
been quiet at quotations. ,l@ II .,.a..5 N. NJ =
Gold 136a136A.
Sterling l44al45. -.F
New York Sight u discount checking and S discount
buying outside bills. - E.as# a
New Orleans Sight par to n premium.
g;s.ss'js !, s#3a5 STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept LIST, 1856. bales. o. OO9
keceiyed previously. .176 500
.s .... 5. 2l2,51s
Exported previously. -................ .12, ,8k5
burned and LOST 24s7-134,193
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared Feb
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

HAVING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La-
dies and Children, and being desrous eliminating our
Stock before the season advances too mr. we would espe
cay draw the attention Of the public towards the reduc
ton which Will be mnde In prices fr tho NEXT two
or three weeks from date. 4-s%EsS5 = Ia ., -
Apply at the DEPOSITORY I'LL
January 20 -e3 TI-"yr No II Chsl,roera street x
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consisnees .per soaths caro,,n. .Railro.<..

Potatoes, car Furniture, cars Stock, Lumber.
&c 70 Basgett s Co. b Rodgers Go. Roland
Rhett, NJ Eason & Bros. G w nltcr Go, Antloy,
J.Ooaaioy, Roper g. stoney. W Dukes s. Co. LID Do.
saussure, y Courtney L Co, Agent. b Jefers 4
Co. Salas l. Co. CIV Williams & Co, Willis & Chisolm,
NJ Caldwell & Sons Mey, Chnzal, Gen Burns. :
Sibey Sons, a zaeser. Lee, Smith g. Co. Fraser Co.
Mulkai, Bcaussang, Pratt & Wilson Bros, Gold
smith {: Son. Murphy, l. Dawson, Goodrich. Wine
man Co, w H Holmes, G w Witte A Goodwin, Leng-
nick & Sell, E Dawson, J Sloan, w W Smith,
MnIlnueo. Gihhea Il
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A LARGE WEEKLY, Is ISSUED EVERY THURS
~ anAY, At . year, IN sdvanca Advertisements
H 81 q. E. ELEoRD. 80.
Moyau1hee Is g. r EoWNEesS sa1ssss nN1'oss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LIGHT /! LlGHT.!l LIGHT!!!

TUST RECEIVED LARGE SUPPLY OF THE NON
- EXPLOSIVE FLUID; and this being the only gcnu-
inc article for sale In the city ut Wholesale and Retail
early call is requested by friends and the public gem
orally. D. JACOBS,
.s... No. 243 King street,
Successor to G. Davis Co.. Agent tho Lquorine
Fluid in the State Of South Carolina.
Februorv Z. i. ..i..sr. 'a
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r. Il. DRAKE & co, |.

b sure that every bottle bears tho hosime Of our
Signature on steel plate Label. with our private stamp
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Grnnn,vslla nTn.n.,,,,,tpin,n.ot,r,,, "

Sold BY respectable Druggists. Physicians, arocers
salcons, and country Hoeelsdeaisrs. # s,,
\ Ausl 10 tp,ssu1v,
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New Orleans nIarnet. Y.

:S NEW ORLEANS. OIL February corroN- The market
opened this morning with limited inquiry, and has
continued dull and inactive throughout the day The
aasorment on sale was ample to meet the demand not
withstandng several factors refused uncover their
tables. but the majority buyers manifested little desire
to operate In ofincreased weakness con.
sS,sgueny the business transacted has been unusually
intended for the completion Of orders Eleven
brokers In the business Prices indicated
her weakness. but the only alteration in our QUO
taons ts to drop outsde gures and in accordance
therewith we now quote as follows Ordinary 28Ka-c;
G9od @ Ordinary e s1sL; Low Midd1ng soka and Mid.
to greater ease The sales for the past three days
prise 700 bales making aggregate for the week Of
800 bales against 200 last week. The receipts pr
Per Per for the past week excluding the aryals from Mo
bile Florida and Texas, which included in their
Ssspechye statements) embrace la4ss bales against
last week, showing decrease Of 6597 bales The
weeks exports comprise 543 bales 677O OF which were
coastwise and 9773 to foreign porte. 5I.7 Ss---'
t STATEMENT OF COTTON ~.
Stock on hand September 1st 1885, bales-1O2 Oe2
Peceavea Pcaea .S-aay. 3l65
49,. 5 s.i e5s,11e
Cleared previously 1A4-412 es1
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Imports. .ass~
HAvANA-Per schr Azeda Laura-111 hhds Is tierccs,
10 bbls Clnyed Molasses, quantity of Fruit to A
Enslow & Co. .su4 4rl..&G 0.s -.4t
CARDFNAS-Per schr T Frazier-l74 hhds and 1877
bbs Molasses, bales Tobacco, segars, to So
las & Co. @%a& ..$-$S eI5 &..&
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Dr. W. A. oHuDs, Surgeon OF the Tenth Vermont Re-
gment writes:..1 wtah every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Mttera. They the mott effective, Per
eect and harmless tonic sver used"
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Tho Br schr Mary Agnes Luazen master. from savan-
nah for the West 1ndies with assorted CARGO
alcak snd abandoned the 14th inst st Augusne
bearing W by 50 miles oil. The officers and had
arrived In Jacksonville, Fla This information reached
here by the steamer Dictator. L-L.- 4.
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Exports.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, February 20. 1857.
There was but limited demand and sellers had to
submit to lower prices, say half cent per h. decline
The transactions amounted about 40 bales
e. % 49, q at So 15 3o 11s at 81, and 19 at
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NATHAN Ne. CH.AFEEs
pL.U bER

inWIILNas FITTED UP wrTH HOT AHD coID
slV:WATER, with al modern Et1npRuvuuents Worf
warranted and charges reasonable. 81, 4,
Also ON nsnds anxge Assortment or CISTEBN and
WEiL PUMpa, which are offered cheap. En-.
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A N AIT


Relating 20 certain proposed amendment to the con-
sttutiOn, and the publication of this act.
WHEREAS the General Assembly OF the State of Ohio,
threehs of the members elected to each house agree
ing thereto have proposed amendment to the cOns-
tuition be submitted to the electors for their approval
rejection at the election for senators and representa-
tives the second Tuesday OF October. 1861 therefore,
SECTION l. Belt enacted 6y the General assembly Of
the tGeof Ohio That the electors of the state shall
upon said proposed amendment at the general cleo
tiOn in October 1851 herein described, viz Those
voting for the amendment shall put upon their ballots
voting against shall put upon their ballots these words:
constitutional amendment, no."
SECTION 2. A return additional TO the return now
required by law to be made, of the votes cast at
such election forate officers and senators and repre-
sentaves and also for and against the proposed amend
the clerk of each county the Secretary State within
days after said eleetioh and within twenty days a
said election the Governor Secretary of State and
Attorney General shall said returns and count the
votes and ascertain whether or not majority OF the
votes cast said election have been cast for said propo
sed amendment and if appears that majority of the
such election have been cast for said
sed amendment the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof without delay.
SECTION g. The Secretary ofStae shalcause the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution, passed at the
present. session of the general assembly to be published
in not lessthan one newspaper in each county of Il
state where newspaper is published until the secoI
Tuesday of October 1861 and he shall also cause this
act be Published in the manner for two week
next proceeding said election.
said proposed amendment to the constitution in each
county shall be pad out of the county treasury in the
county wherein published. P. HITCHCOCK,
. Speaker pro tenn of House of Representatives.
= = ANDREW g. McBURNEY,
- President of the Senate
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y OTICEaof Filing ,Petition.-Charles

Morey of the City of Buffalo and State of New York.
viii take notice. that Henry Hubbard and Joseph
bert of the County of Ashtabnia m he state OF 0hlo dd
ON the 18th day OF September D. 1856 he ther pet
ton in the Court of Common Pleas within and ior saq
County OF Ashtabua and State Of Ohio against the sad
Charles Morey, defendant setting forth that on tne
st day of November 1851 said Hubbard and Hubert en-
tered into contract in writing with said Morey for te
sale to him of the following lot of land stnaed in me
township of Ashtabua County of Ashtabnla and STATE
of Ohio, and known lot No 8 in Block No 80 of Mar
tin KeOggs survey of the Town Plat of Manchester so
called at Ashtabula Harbor, made in April 1896, sad
lot fronting Front Street and being 50 feet WIDE front
and and 145 feet Deep and that said More agreed
in said contract to pay said Hubbard and HILBERT for
said lot One Hundred and Thirty Seven Dollars and Ff
y Cents, follows: 500 January 1st 1852, and $375
January LIST 1853 with interest payable annnay and to
pay all taxes levied thereon after the date of said
tract of said purchase money has been paid
and that there has been levied said land for the
sum of SIG, and that there is due to said Hubbard
and Hubert from said Morey on said contract the sum
of S53 so CENTS with interest $l31 So thereof from
November 1st 1851, and asking for judgment against
said Morey for said and for gale of said lot II
said judgment is paid by day TO be named by the
Court and the proceeds of said sale applied the pay
ment of said Judgment The said Charles p Morey is
notified that he is required to appear aid answer or de-
to said petition, before the 18th day of No
vember, A. D. 1861 or said Judgment will be taken as
asked l i EDWARD H. FITCH,
Ashtabula Sept Is. 1867. 6tl25 Attorney for Plfs.
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\ Office IN PARTITIoN.-Almirs

~ OIlCE IN PAR1II1ON.-A
Wiley; Albert Wiley Charles a. Wiley John WI
ley and James Wiley and Henry L. Morrison, Guardian
of said John and James Wiley, of the County of Ashta
bula and of Lydia l. Robertson and William A Robert
son, of Monmouth Warren County, Illinois, VIII take no
tice-That Petition filed against them the 9th
day of September 1867 and amended and refed ON
the 18th day OF September, d. 1861 in Court OF Com
Pleas within and for the County of Ashtabula by
Sarah A. Rivers, Charles H. Rivers Mary Strong, Timo-
Guardian and Carrie A Wiley by George Willard her
Guardian and is now pending wherein said petitioners
late of Plymouth in said county, deceased to witt fifty
in the North part of Lot No 40 in the Township
of Plymouth being the land decided to said Andrew
Wiley by Nehemiah Hubbard and wife, August b. 1879
and which said deed is recorded in Ashtabula County
land in the Township of Saybrook in said county being
the Southeast part of Lot No. So in said township and
Richard Hart and wife, November 10th 1890 and which
deed recorded in Ashtabua County Records of Deeds
vol l. page S3 also, fifty of land in the said Town
ship Saybrook in said county, and adjoining the above
described piece, and being the Southwest part of said
Lot No So and being the land decided to said An
drew Wiley by Richard Hart and wife, November 18th.
$780, less four off from the Southwest part thereof
land in said township of saybrool in said County,
tanning so acres and being the Northeast part Of Lot
nd1e a b and ng Geng ,T@r s
3 1871 and recorded in Ashtabula County Records of
peeos vol 20 paSe So aso lUV M ol a IN sna
County, and being the same land decided to said Andrew
Wiley by William Jarvis and wife May l. 1s43 and re re-
also half acre of land in said Townsl ip of
in said County, being in Lot No 81, in i'd township
and being the same land decided to said Andrew Wiley
watering place. by Richard Hart and WIFE March 15
1861 and recorded in Ashtabua County Ords of Deeds
volume P pages Is and 49, also. one hal acre ofland in
the Incorporated Village of Ashtabula in said county
being Lot No. l. of Carso Cranes plat of part of said
Village and being the land decided 10 said Andrew
Wiley by Cars6 Crane and wife June 1S 1853, and
corded in kshabua County Records of Deeds, volume
H. page g. and all of which said pieces of land fully
described in SAID petition and that at the next Of
said Court the said petitioners will apply for the
sgnment of dover to the said Almira Wiley therein
and for order that partition be made of said premises
0- EDWARD II. FITCH,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dated Ashtabula, September IA, 1857 6tg25
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.

N g - /. = - -..
NOTICE Of Filing Petition..Charles
p Morey of the City of Buffalo and State OF New OK
will take Notice, that Henry Hubbard and Joseph "
Hubert of the County Of Ashabua in the state o. ono
did on the 18th day of September, A. D. lS6 me @
Petition in the c. of Common Pleas within and or
said County of and State OF Ohio agalnst ts
said Charles p M6fey defendant, setting iourth tha
they are the owners in fee Of and entitled to the pos
session of the following described LOT of land IN
the township and of Ashtabua and state OF ONO
and bounded as follows beginning at stake standing
in the North West of Lot No BLOCK % OF MAJ
tin Kelloggs survey of the Town Plat of g
called, at Ashtabula Harbor ade in April 1886 SAID
stake standing the East margin OF Front street ana
running thence North 30 degrees East 50 feet thence
North s9K degrees East 145 feet thence south -
East 80 feet thence South S9 degrees 70 pace OF
beginning-That the said Charles p Morey has ever
since the first day May A. D. 1856 kept the sad hub
bard and Hubert of the possession OF SAID land an
asking Judgment for the delivery OF the OF
said premises to said Henry Hubbard and Joseph
bert The said Charles p Morey is notified that ne Is
required to appear and demur to sad peton
on or before the 18th day of November - OF rug
ment will be taken as asked. EDWARD H. FITGH.
Ashtabula, Sept Is 1861. 6t925 Attorney for Pills.
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO

pRUPOSED AMEN DMEN I *IO
Il THEEONSTITUTION. =
THE STATE OF Ohio, -
l. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State of
the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the following
true copy of joint resolution passed by the General
AssembIyof the State of Ohio, the 9Th day of April
A. D. 1861 taken from the original rolls on file in this
office. IS e
TsEAL my name and affixed the Great Seal of the State
of Ohio at Columbus, the 9th day Of April. a. d.
1861 r WIN. HENRY SMITH,
- Secretary of State.
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THE STATE OP OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STA
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Sec

|. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Sec
ret ary State of the State of Ohio do hereby certify
that the following is true copy of act therein named
passed by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio
the 18th day ofApr 1867, taken om the original
rolls file in this Office,
In testimony Whereof have hcreuntO subscrib G /
SEAL my name and affixed the Seal of this Office at Co
lumbus. the 18th day of September, -. D. 1861.
WM. HENRY SMITH,
al
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STERINE CANDLES, Carbon Oil,
~ lamps Lamp Shades and Chimneys. At
S,2 SWIFT'S New Drug Store
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and Sheet Iron work,
LIVERPOOL AND BROWN WARE,
JAPANED WARE,
GLASS WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, &C.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF LAMPS
At prices that suit the buyer
OIL TUBS, PALS, WOODEN WARE, BROOMS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS,
Porcelain Tea and other iron kettles Lamp Shades,
Lamp Burners &C. Special attention paid to repairing
Lamps. ~ Terms cash or ready pay.
N.B-Paper Rags, Old Iron, Copper, Brass and Lead
taken in exchange for goods for which the highest
price will be paid - '-t.,.L 7 li!t
BEFORE PURCHASING PLEASE CALL AND SEE.
Cali and see the parlOr Office stove, Morning Clio
: ry, in operation at our store.
SS5 A. B, BIXBY & CO.