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The Magnolia Iowa. STIR gives an
account of one man shooting another in
that region, becruse he refused to lend
him his pipe to take smoke At the
time the owner was using it himself, and
told the other chap he could have it when
he was done. At the refusal, the disap-
pointed cuss pulled out revolver. fired
it at the pipe man, missed him. jump
ed on his mule and broke for the hills"
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II. II. .a.1.DERSO.y.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
pany. 13:20tf
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JOHN Fl. SrRATT
To Louis j. Weichman, Washington
ID. G.

A bill is in course of preparation fos
submission to the coming session Of Con
gress making an appfo priation of 81 600
900 In gold to pay for the purchase of the
Russian Territory. Another bill is also
being prepared to provide for the organ
ization Of Territorial Government foy
our newly acquired possessions.
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.Itec advertisement.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Of the condition Of
The Fist National Bank.

OF MANITOWOC,
In Manitowoc, IN the State Of Wisconsin. on
the morning of the first Monday of July,
1857.
RESOURCES.
Loan. and Discounts 81, 1855 IL
Mortgage on Real Ests.e, SOC, 90
Town rders aud Tax Certificates, 4f0,9S
Over dr. fits 1894 .05
Banking House, 2597.s:
Furniture and Fixtures 1925
Curren. Expenses 1164,77
Premiums on Bonds S.7B2,S7
Revenke Stamps, ZIG, 80
Due from National Banks 733364
Due from Banks and Bankers $50 IS
U. s. Bonds TO secure circulation so 006, 90
Z. S. Bonds on hand 1850, 90
Specie 7le.9I
Other lawful money FL 341, go
s143,9s3,aI
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock $50. .0t0 90
Surplus funds 1881 SO
Duo Barks 32i5
Circulating : notes outstanding 44.o73Oe
individual deposits 42,303,2 81
Pi offs, Loss, Interest and Exchange 5563 62
$143, ,953,el
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
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1, C. c. Barnes, President of the First
NJ sional Bank Of Manitowoc. do solcmnly
sn ar, that the above statement is true to the
he . of my knowledge ana belief.
c. C. BARNES, President
Sworn tc -c:: Subscribed before me the 1st
day of July, 1887.
(@"l CHARLES LULING,
{U-sRs} Notary Public.
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s. II. wood,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law. Land aud Insurance Agent.
Will attend promptly to all business enirust-
cd to his care. Office corner of Eighth and
franklin Streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Agency
for the Etna Insurance Co, of Hartford. Ct
Capital stack $500 900. 4-lftf
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Str.Yed or Stolen.

On or about the 22d or 22d of last month, q
dark gray mare colt, about three years old.
with white spot in the forehead. Any per-
son who will return said colt or give inforina
ton that will lead 10 its recovery, will be suit
ably rewarded by the subscriber.
FOWLER l. STEELE
Manito~oc, July /, 1867. 4w
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THE TRIBUNE
Job Printing Office
Is now prepared to do all kinds Of
Plain and Fancy Work
NEW TYPE

Is constantly bein added to our stock which
is alresdy the largest i'll this part of the State
With our IMPROVED PRESSES and THIR-
TEEN YEARS experience in the business, We
think We can salt all who will favor us with
their work. Please call before going elsewh here.
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NINGER'S sewiag Machine Oil, Kerosene
oil' Extra, D. B. SMITH CO.
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PARTON on PRESIDENTS.

Jas Parton has written an article for
the Northern Monthly Magazine in which
he uses the following language:
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-State
"A of Wisconsin In Prohate-Ma Manitowoo
County Court
In the matter of the Estate of Carl Schra-
der, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
ia pursuance of an Order of License, ma de in
said matter, on the 20th day Of Ma, A. D.
1867 by the County Court OF said County, the
Undersigned administrator of the estate of said
deceased viii, on Monday the 18th day of juno
4. D 1857. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at the Office of the County Judge in
the Village of Manitowoc. in said County, Of
fer for sale. ut Public Vendue. the following
described lands, to-wit: The northwest ouar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section No.
thirty five (35) of township No nineteen 1s)
north Of range No. twenty two (22) east.
TIE terms of sale viii be made known at
the time and place of sale.
GULih IVERS0N, Administrator.
Dated "a Man; towoc, the 20th day Of May.
A. D, 1867. BIS 3s
The above sale has been postponed to the
18th day of July. at the same hour and place
GULIk IVER SON, Admin or.
Dated. Manitowoc June, II, 1867. e3v
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This establishment is located about four
miles west of the lake ON the Menasha or
Branch Road, aud near the farm If II. Meal
lister, is furnished and equipped with the
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i. ID. .UaRKH.a.M.i

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law 0hce, corner Of Sth AMI Quay
Streets Nanieowoc, Wisconsin. 20
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COS.uOPOkTT.5.r HOTEL.

DY Y. SCHALLENBECK & co
ID Garner of Seventh and franklin Streets.
(South Side. y Mani.owoc. Wis-ansin. esF = 6 +,
The above new and &C modious Hotel is now
open for the reception of guests. 1t is fitted up
ID the iatcst nnd most improved style, and no
pains win be spared to make it an agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public.
h scHELLENBEcK, 1920 c. G. EssLrNeER.
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CHARLES III. tf.aLKER.

4 TTORNET AT LAW. Manitowoc
~ Wisconsin. Oice Eighth Street
over the First National Bank jyls'65
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~ Al HzOYU II u HO ELe
THOMAS WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR.
Il This frss class house il in excellent condi
tion and the proprietor is confident that he
can give perfect satisfaction to the travelling
public. ~r
A Bass will always be fouad ready to tske
travellers to md from the boats- good Liv-
sryStabs ia kept il connection with :he iousc
1881
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and u.s. and will show that he not within four hun
dred miles OF Washington lt will be shown that ne
went to certain town and Registered his name John
harrison, and that he remained there to attend TO
mission he entrusted with. and was there on Apr
a. will be shown that the register or that hote mas
mysteriousy disappeared. He will BIO followed back 70
Montreal. where he arrived April Is. Facts ana CIR
cumstances will be shown to conclusyely demonstrate
that Sura could not have got 10 the places named ior
the purpose OF covering his tracks IL WIN oe SHOWN
that while Suratt in Mo trea after the assasna-
op he not allowed to read newspaper IN MS place
OF oonceament and he was not aware OF nus motners
peril until the event Of her execution and ne then wanted
to hasten TO Washington 70 give himself up Out Jas not
permitted 10 do IL will be shown tnat ne nrs hearo
that he implicated In the assassination IN Albany
aud he then turn d hack TO Montreal He did not foe
for fear but bcausee knew that justice dropped her
scales when she entered building At the foot OF AZ
street. As to the handkerchief OF which 80 much has
been eaid IL will DO shown that II was not dropped by
pursuit and no carried the handkerchief with him for
purpose Il will be shown that the government knew
that the officer dropped the handkerchief but did not
choose 10 dlvulgs it. The defence would also show the
between the conspirat0rs signed by bem and
up'n which neither the nare OF Mrs Surratt or
duced came direct from the chief conspirator con-
ains the genuine signatures In which they pledge them
selves 70 commit this act Of aud upon that
neither the name OF John Surrstt OF Mrs Suratt ap
pears and AFTER these things shown the jury cannot
be 70 cay that the prisoner guilty Of the charge
preferrod against him.
AT The cioss Of Mr.. Bradieys seaArks, the court u
hafpast twelve took rsoess until ten O'Clock Monday
morning
Among the spectators In the courtroom to-day were
Senator Chandler Speaker colax Representatives Ross
Perham, Washburns, Of Indiana Van Horn OF New York.
Eckey. Orth, Hubbard Of West Virginia, Wilson, OF
Pennsylvania, hercur, Culom. Dawes KOonU, Wash
burn Of Massachusetts,, Cornell, Cobb and others
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ue,lsrvss Of STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

m. following European and cossswiss bound stssm
orr len this port yssssrday:-
The william Penn. of the London and New YORK flns
Ian u,,r No North river for London and Brsss viii
ls2 cabin and 50 s,senss passenger and full Assorted
cargo
The Denmark, Of the National Steam Navigation
Companys ns Isfs pier ~ North river for Liverpool
with 50 cabin and $50 Storage passengers and full
cargo OF cotton aud provislona
The City Of Baltimore, Of the fnman line, left pier ~
North river for Liverpool with a. cabin and 81 sseraee
passsngers full cargo Of cheese the United states
mails and $751;, 761 In specie
The Teutonia, Of the Hamburg American Packet CON-
panvis line lef her dock 81 Hoboken, for Hamburg,
With the German mails 50 cabin and 80 steerage pas
sspcers ana fair cargo OF assorted freight
Tue Iowa Of the Anchor line eft pier 20 North river
for Liverpool With thynvs cabin and seventy sesrgs
passengers and . full general cargo
The Fulton, Of the New York and Havre steamship
Companys line len pier ~ North river for Havrs, With
the United States mails hundred and my passcn.
GERS sass 500 In specie and full cargo OF cotton aud
assorted msrchandse.
Vera Cruz with passengers and full assorted cargo
The Monterey ls pier % North river for New Orleans
with twenty passengers and fall cargo OF assorted
The sherman len pier No. North river for New Or.
leans WITH ,wes.y passenger and thrss quarter cargo
the Manhattan len pier 81 North river for Charleston
With thirty sx passengers and full cargo OF assorted
Tue g. Green isf, pier Is East river sr wAshinsseo
md Georgstouns D, e., with fair cargo
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,ur ulrofo OFFICIAL CONSPIRACY CASE.

Y,,,srdsv United states Marshal Robert Murray end
Deputy Msrshals Nswoonb Posr and Galiard appeared
before yadgs Armstrong ~ the Queens County Court
Uouss jamaica L. L. and entered into bonds for their
.,s.r.poe ssvsray and Individually, 70 answer an In.
allotment found against them BY The Grand Jury Of said
county. Marshal Murray was accompanied into court
By the Drct Attorney. and, - he was known
~ Judge Armstrong there little difncuty In going
through the form q bail Marshal Murrays own cog
nizance was deemed sufficient 70 secure his presence ~
the opening Of the Circuit Term Of the Court the
20sh OF November nexl Mr.. Murray then sntsrsd
into bonds for the appearance at the same
time and place OF Deputy Newcomb and the
two above mentioned officers who yesterday
appeared In court with him Bench warrants are ous
for the arrest Of Colonel Wood and the other parties
charged in the indictment. but they will also pus n
appearance 81 an early day and give ball. thus tns
matter at present stands Mr. Stanloy. the oomp,sn .
ant Is at present . resident Of Astoria IN vuesns
county, which explains the Ming Of the amo,y. ~
the case In the Circuit Court Of that county ne 10
was present yesterday but kept himself soot .m ~
accused and appeared merely, was pretty apparent,
70 satisfy himself that the parties were on nssa snc
conformsd In gcod fAith 70 the pssim'nsU ~ou"~
ments Of The Law.
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QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE.

From all the West Indian Islands reports have recently
been received that yellow fever Is prevailing to an
alarming extent On the sth Of last month the United
States Consul Il Knsson jamaica notified the Collector
Of Customs a this port that yellow fever prevailing
that place In the form OF epidemic Of malignant
type and that at least twenty-five per cent Of the
had proved fatal. From New Orleans many contra
dictory reports have been received, and Of the
latest kilograms relative 70 the sanitary condition Of thas
city was received by Messrs. H. b. Cromwell Co. on
the Sd iusl u contains the followng--"Am oheially
advised bv the Board Of Health In this city that only
eight Of yellow fever have occurred during the Lass
weeks; six proved fatal; indications Of 10
Stunning epidemic form. City generally healthy; one
hundred and seven deaths during the week ending
Sunday"
Al 0uarsstins there has only been one death during
the present year. And that Occurred soS months since
AZ the present time there cases Of contagious
sickness board the hospital ship all reports 70 the
contrary notwithstanding. On the 9Th inst ne osr.
King Harold, from Matanzu for 0rssnock sco.Ands
put into this port In distress She reported snes sne
captain died In hospital Of yellow fever bsfos IesvS
naanxas. The mate then assumed com oanc. ma oul-
Ing the voyage be also scksned and died o. tns ms
disease and the LIST inst two o. the crew oIeo. IN
arriving AZ this port the rsueining memOsn ~ .ns
we're completely prosssassd Win over eAeruo. ~
fear, and 10 was found necessary 70 removs ssasl W
them to the hospital ship Falcon wnsrs 'nsy A' nv"
Tue steamship Rising STAR nom New Orleans, 10 nov
detained In the lower bay for the purpose of famsAoR
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Ninety.Sixth Regiment Infantry, N. G..
BY some oversight this regiment which, although one
OF the youngest Is one Of the most numerous in the
First division, only received credit for 314, total
strength II should have read 467 there being sixteen
nstead Of ten commands OF ten files front on parade
Major Albert Stoinway in command
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for the passengers absolutely necessary the
The grant ship before leaving her foreign port
strictly overhaued In every respect, generally 10 the
FIRST instance In as 70 the state Of her hull and
Afterwards regards her equipment and provision TO
contend against wind and Weather. she 10 then fitted
up with proportionats number OF berths 70 accommo-
especially appointed In the English, German and French
prs, like our own immigration ohicers Sc that thee
o,ins, are ,,, ssJrsd ,o out according Us laws
bsrhs placed al along the msbp and fore sections
Of e ship, partitions psDS erected across II intervals
70 DIVIDE the married ooupss. the single vomsn's and
the Sngls meas co,npsrsmens Each steamer that ar
nveenow carrWs from ave 70 six hundred immigrants OF
wesce passengers. The berths are placed one above
the oaer along the sides OF the ship and double row
the snsrs space beng left either side 10 secure
nee pasags fore and an The immigrants supply their
pIs,sr vs,iss end pans for their food the latter q
which nmpplied BY the shpowner. proper hospital
10 also n,,.d up between decks or in deck house on
deck fos the reception OF those who may BE- taken
ser!ously " during the voyage. and most vessels
which cam immigrants surgeon accompanies the ship,
With an EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT and nurses The food sup
scale and better % rule In the steamers than In
sailing vesseas least greater quantities are served
out In the former, which the owners well Afford,
- the passag> II 20 much shorter than In the
sailing vessels. he dietary scale Of course varies
cordina 70 the tste custom Of the various lines OF
ships, but rus consists Of weekly allowance OF
ave pounds Of brea. threesighths Of pound Of bute
two and sncee Of coffee Eve sisssenths Of an
trsscls and a. sAni no., ration Of say half ,,.. a
asd twice week . PUDDING On the whole. therefore,
the Immigrant. fare We. sst % and have quite sun
perhaps accustomed 70 before; II then the sea air
snsspder good sppssis IN the Of those that
srs healthy, and thsre " not oftsA much 10 spsrs
when the shir has received her pass GERS on board
sbs n inspscsd by the port onicer and cers OF emf.
srssiou who Aen the passenger lists 70 All that she
hss oorfored in every respect 70 the law an sst they
are sstlsded with her accommodation and eelpment
she thsn sets sail steams out Of harbor on h
70 the dsass land 70 which the hundreds abe csr are
looking forward - Vie II psrsas Of Their dream u
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aaithmond nispatfh.
rRIpAY.............JUNE2 s, 1867.
The voters Oath.

Mr.. Dispatch, can any man who
was in the Confederate army, or who SYM
pathiScd with the southern rebellion, now
take the oath required to register with the
Alexandria Constitution before him. BY
satisfactorily answering the above You will
greatly oblige many doubling citizens OF
JEFFERSON WARD.
Richmond, June q, 1867.
That part of the Alexandria Constitu-
ton which DISTINGUISHED "rebels" is not
in force. But even if it were in force no
one would be excluded from the polls who
had not been convicted in court Of rebel
ling or aiding the rebellion. Mr.. Stan
berry so declares in his opinion. The fact
is, however, that the oath taken by voters
has no reference to any other disfranchise-
ment than that effected by the conStitu-
tional amendment. When a man swears
that he has not been diSGanchiscd he only
swcarS that he has not been disfranchiScd
by that amendment. This seems to us to
be so plain that We are surprised that any
one should have doubt upon the qucs-
ton. The Norfolk Day Book says on this
point
"All who have scruplcs about the dis
franchiScmert Of the Alexandria ConStitu-
ton may as well dismiss their doubts and
fears and 60 up and register. They cannot
be disqualified. Mr.. Chandler has been
up TO Washington for instructions on that
subject, and he says the proceedings
against Downey will be Quashcd."
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RICHMOND, August q, 1893.
Dear sir,--I feel bound TO acquaint you OF the
worst kind Of dyspepsia, which have been af-
ficted with for the last Ave years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply
ti,iau became despaired, then was persuaded
TO seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
which did and after the use OF the four bottles
purchased Of YOU became as well as ever was
in my life Mv doctor remarked 1t had baihed his
skill Nothing disagreeing with me III my diet
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
we all err in yielding to the confidence OF our
phyeiciGrs. Respectfully, WILLIAM B. GooDE.
TO Sir. T. Buker Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
nv l5-ts
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WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION,
w at our office, over the National Exchange
Bank on WEDNESDAY, July 3D., commencing AT
70 o'clock, the following BONDS and STOCKS:
80, 900 City Of Lynchburg Six Per Cent. Coupon
Bonds,
81 $50 City Of Lynchburg Six Per Cent. Registered
Bonds,
so coo City Of Richmond Six Per Cent. Registered
Bonds,
81 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Six Per
Cent Coupon Bonds, first and second
mortgage,
- 900 Virginia six Per Cent Registered Bonds.
$500 Southside Railroad Coupons, past due !;
guaranteed by city Petersburg
10 shares Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-
featuring Company Stock.
q shares Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company's Stock,
% shares Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company stock,
20 shares Virginia Savings and Insurance
Company's Stock ID. J. Burr, Secretary,
: shares National Bank stock,
and such o. her bonds and stocks as may be offered
WITHOUT LIMIT before day Of sale
DAVENPORT CO.,
ie 2s-tds Stock AuctoneerS.
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Meetings.
Wd1,tS.

WANTED, Il WET NURSE to take
w charge Of IN infant. A healthy, respecta-
tle woman can hear Of good home. Apply at
this Office IL 2S-ltk
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SDeci0J Notices.

~ NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever offered in this city by calling THIS WEEK
at JULIUS sYCLEs. 9l3 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Owing to the scarcity OF money,
| am selling of my entire stock OF DRY GOODS at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
early, II You do not wish to miss such rare bar
gains as
Very fine Dress Goods, only zoe;
English Beragc, SOC, very cheap;
Mozambiques, only 2oc., sold week ago .or 3oc. (;
Spring Poplns, only 3oc., the handsomest pat
terms;
French Organizes, choicest designs, only 2sc.;
Fine Lawns, 2oc., worth 3oc.
Alpacas, Delaiaes, &c, at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department am Offering greater induce
ments than any one else, As will be seen by my
price list
Calico, 10, l2i, and l5c., the best quality;
Bleached Cotton only i0c.; extra good' yard'"io
only l5c.
Brown Cotton, l2y, Is, and lie. the best;
Shifting Stripes only l2c. yard;
Bed Tick, full width, only zoe;
and all other goods selling at the prices OF this
season. IN my
7 am sailing the greatest bargains in Table Da'
nask. Table Clott y Napkins, Towels, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes'
&C.. SC.
All the above goods are selling off very ranidly'
and If YOU wish to supply yourself call early on
JULIUS SYCLE,
pl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends:
RiTER G. CARE, JONAS VEIN bEho'
GEORGE p. BAGBY, GEO. sWABACHER.
ie22 JULioo "iNhh
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NOR RENT, two new three-stOry
L BRICK HOUSES, with STORES, just A..S
completed, on Front street, Eocketta. E;a
! ie !e.lw II. w. TYLEE.
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NOR TOBACCONISTS.--A n q l y
Il TTRk BEANS. Ia cases suitable ipE iobaS'|
nl,ts' for sale low ny BLCNr S MOS LII
I. Is 1884 Main, near Fourteenth 'I-.'
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rs HaTCHuLOR.s HAIR DYE-BATCHE.

LOK'S HAIR DYE.-Ths splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment: no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes {;
inyigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BLTCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of counterfeit. je IL
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
ByA 7. Stokes & Co., Auctioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

BY A. 7. Stokes & Co., Aucuoneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.
GROCERIES AT ACCTION.-W We
" will sell on FRIDAY the @3th instant, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, a large and well assorted stock "l
GROCERIES, in part consisting OF
80 barrels Refined Sugars,
80 bags prime Rio Coffee,
30 bags fair Rio Coffee. $500,
100 barrels syrups-yarlous grades, irom I"1f 10
Is hoasheads Bacon Shoulders and Sides,
% tubs Lard,
100 barrels Halifax PerrlnSs
% barrels Mackerei,
rs barrels North Carolina HerrinSs,
100 boxes Soap,
so dozen Brooms,
$50 barrels Flour,
so dozen Market and Fancy Baskets,
loo kits MaCkerel,
with a great variety Of other goods.
Will be added to the above sale,
$50 half barrels Halifax Herrirgs, in hand
some packages. - ,.-,o,.rr m
Atl?o'clock NJ. we will sell ONE LIGHT CAR-
RIAGE, for one or two horses; can be seen at our
store at any day. cro-rc & cD
je?5 A. \. STONES W.