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DireCtory.
RELIGIOUS Services, Fllswort

Rev DE- Tpnney's Church. Congreg ,tionalist -
For noon and afternoon service: forenoon com
mencing at past 10 o'clock, afternoon ut ii past
9 o'clock. LectuTe in the evening At the chapel
BAPTIST, Rev f. I. Hazlew God bible Class, un-
der the direction of sir. Lakewood, in the fore
noon at IL past 10. sabbath school AT O'Clock !;
afternoon service a. IL past : O'Clock; evening
service at i.l past O'Clock.
Unitarian. Rev. w. IL. Savary sabbath school
at ~ past 10 O'Clock, \. ~: sermon ut II past ,
o'clock, r. 81. Evening at IL past o'clock
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Among the students AZ Newtop Theo-
Iosicaf Institute IRE the following graduates 81
the college at Waterville. George ". Glove
Charles NJ. Emery. isaac s. IIamblin. Charlie.
V Hanson. Sylyanus Is. Mac0mber, William u
Thompson. Frank W. Brakeman. William !
Chase. IIazen r. AlcKusiek, Isaiah Record n
lymag Lane;
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Western Maii-..rrives Daily, Except Monday at
3 O'Clock, A. NJ. Departs Daily, (eNcept Sunday
at II H. o'clock. Z VI.
Eastern Mai-Arives Daily, except Saturday, at
II O'Clock, T.. N. Departs Daily, Except Monday
at 3 H. o'clock, +. NJ.
Bucksport and De,i3!st-Arrves Monday, Wefnes-
lay and Friday, AT O'Clock. p. VI. Departs Tues
day, Thursday and saturday, at s o'clock, A. NJ.
Sullivan and Observation-Disclosures Mond y. ed
nnstiny and 2ritlay, ut O'Clock, +. NJ. Departs
Tuesouy, Thursday and saturday, Al Sa'ct'k, NJ.
Mount DeSert-ArIives Wednesday ani saturday p,
at u o'clock, II. Depafts Tuesday a"d Friday, 1T
II o'c.ocs, A.. NJ.
Castinc-Arriycs Monday aud Thursday, at IL
o'clock, =. VI. Departs Tuesday and FRIDAY, at
s o'clock, A.
Tlenton Pot-Arrives Saturday, at II a clock A
NJ. Departs saturday. al O'Clock P. I.
Great Pond--Arrives saturday at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Departs Friday at O'Clock. A. NJ.
OFFICE HouRs IRON 10 II y. NJ, and from to
IL p. NJ, except Sunday.l Sunday from 9 IL
to 10 Ia A. NJ.
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We understand that the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Attorney General have deci led
that Collector Wa,hburn holds over under The
provisions vi the act in rcferance 10 the tenure
OF civil offices, and that his official bond has
been sent him for tXecu ion.- Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-31

ENORMOUS EMIGRATIoS-Of all sorts Of
household hugs and yernin, since the intro
duetinn ef the STEAM REFINED Soar. The
population Of Maine alone i. estimated TO hayc
fallen of over thousand million already.
WILD CHERRY BNstM.-The memory OF
DR.. Wi>.ar is em5ln"l in thu hearts of ihous-
and. whom his R,isam Of Wild Cherry has
cured of coughs. coils. consumption. or sons
other form of Pulmonary disease. 1t is now
over forty wears since this preparation was
brought before the public, and yet the dem and
for it is continually mere ssing.
WE RECOGNIZE the very best preparation
ever used by an int ligent pubic, in BAR
rcit's Hair Restorative" which took the Ned
al.
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD
Not the Atlantic Gable, nor the Great Eastern,
but Pyle's Salcrstus, that always makes good
light and wholesome bread, biscuit. and cake.
preserves health. and is the best and most
economical S.leratus in the world. Every
body wouders at it! Sold by grocers every
where. His name is on cSeh package.
ION THAT WILL BE JoyFULr'-When men
and women throw 'Physic to the dogs" and
when a trifc out of order, or to pre-, ent get
ting cut of order, take Plantation Bitters. Arc
you Dyspeptic, Nervous. Jaundiced, Hy'pped,
Low Spirited, Weak. or are you sick and don't
know what ails you? We have been-and was
recommen dad TO try the Plantation Bttcrs-
which we ti,i with great satisfaction and entire
entire success. Delicate Females, Clergy.
men, Merchants, Lawyers ard persons Of Sc
dentary Habits nre particularly benefited by
these Btters. The sale is perfectly snor-
nous.
MAGNOLIA WATER A delightful toilet ar
t icle-superior to Cologne, and ut half the
price. 2wl
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SPECTATOR.

We a-e informed that the amount Of
fines collected in this County, is much less
than stated by our Correspondent, and tina:
of this amount, only some 500, was OBJ
tanned by the exertions Of the Constabu-
larry. Tie balance of the fines was indepen-
dent Of this force ED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-31

Never throw stones at neghbor but
when you see his baby in the cradle you can
rock il.
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Eastern and Western Mil closes at O'Clock, 7.
". Branch Mails close l-4th OF an hour before de-
Darturc.
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Reeeipta Of RrodueA.

wASHINGTON-Steamer Annie Wagley--6 bales cotton
Catse-4 do Tertron &cO-lO rolls leather
Well pkgs eO0ps fowls TerreOonne-5 do eggs
Surle- 20 hides Lehman Newgass &co26 do Blanc
do bale wOe Marx Levy bdl skins 80 SKIS
Aid ge2 bbls Dbl peaches % hides Couret-
horses 10 head cattle Serat ST do Mrs Shannon-4 do
Noel &co-sundTies 10 ordeF-TOta 10 bales cotton
Jos Hoy &eo2 W Buroridge &co-l Bsnst Lssssser-l
klOveT-l Payne, Huntington &co2 bales wool Beraud
Gber-lS bales ID orc nnsll-42 hides bdl skins
hfbbls tai Ow bxs Couret-4 bxs eggs bale mats
eggs DeBlanc-l do hides B ], Mlaudon-l bd hides
Yoett Black &co-l do q hides Meyer wei-50 cotton
seed Barrett Lesaser-l rolls leather Bsssett-6bb
atoes Cherot9O head cattle and sundes to order-Tota
KATChEZ-steamer Wild Wagner bales cotton TO
M,Dowlng-l bdl skins 30 hides bags wool RaymOnd-2
bbs onions Labasquere-Oi old iron Geo Hite-2
ions bbs potstces bbs peas Dbl fruit OOuret-l9
seed Groeble &co-23 do Max-l9 pkgs fruit
Meyers Flower-ll to order-29 Pign olo-4 Dor
celli-4 BOarman-l Pensud Fel0n-2 hhds cabbage
do Randall &co-sundries TO order-rotal bales
SHRENEPo RT-Steamer lrene-9 bales cotton Ober At.
water &co9 Speake Buckner-2 Warren, Crawford 6cO-l
WIN Morrison &eo-l bale wool bale snakeroot Davis
Jenkins &cO-6l hides Hickey-9 do Qusyrose Boss
rolls leather Mann &co-52 head cattle Bell 6cO-l05 do
al sheep and goats Noel &co-sundres to order-Tots
~ bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flicker-2 bales cotton Lehman,
Queose BOs- bx peaches Basett bx eggs bbls rice
Macarty-l bb onions pkgs eggs Lacssssgne-5 do
Is sks potatoes IeIrsoOnne-4 pkgs Suresurdres
o order
TRENTON-stssmer Cleona-5 hides Levy 4 Hass-5 bxs
fruit NEWMAN b0ls DO Ahern-3 bales cotton Aby
head cattle Noel &eosundries to orderTots bales
cotton
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Rtrer 1nteHtgenrf.
OrssoSxg OFFIsE, 80. u OAH1 sTRnzs, 4
MednasdaY MorninR. InlN D 1874

wednesday morning. July Y. lo6a y
The forenoon OF yesterday was very warm; q
few heavy clouds hung DER us threatening rain,
which began TO descend at 2:30 P. NJ, and con-
unued for nearly two hours, flooding the streets
and interfering greatly with business on the land
ing, which was very dull indeed.
The J. NJ. Sharp left the wharf yesterday morn.
ing in tow Of tug boat, bound for Algiers.
The Rose Franks will arrive tomorrow and
leave on Saturday next, the 18th inst, for Jefer-
son and all intermediate landings on Red River,
under command Of Capt. John W. White, who is
well and favOrably known to all who have either
travelled or shipped freigh up Red River The
ever smiling face Of our friend Jasper Russ will be
seen in her office, ready, as of yore, 10 do all in
his power 10 accommodate the patrons of the
boat
Our friends. Messrs. Walker & Dowty, received
a consignment yesterday per steamer Cleona. 1t
was deg, or as the manifest stated, "yard
dog" and such he was, as he measured just three
feet from nose to tail.
Mr.. Frank Harrison, pilot Of the Ceons, has
eur thanks for file Of late papers.
The arrivals since our last were as follows
Irene, Capt. Resdmsn, from Shreveport, with a
fine trip; Wild Wagner, Capt Richardson, from
NatcheZ, with good passenger "trip and large
sundry freight j. G. Blackford, Capt. Pickett,
and Annie Wsgley, Capt. Barton, from Washing
ton; Flicker, Capt. Aucoin, from Thibodaux, and
Cleons, Capt. Patterson, from Trenton.
We regret to have to inform our readers that
the popular packet Agnes met with an accident on
her last trip, in consequence Of which she will not
be able to resume her trips for at least a week.
when she again starts out we shall advise our
readers Of the fact.
The departures yesterday were: Gov. Allen,
Capt Smoker, for Vicksburg and the bends; Lo.
tus No: 2, Capt. Dannas, for Jefferson; New Era,
Capt Dugss, for Bayou Sara Hetty Gilmore,
capt. King, for Lafourche, and A. G. Brown,
Capt Bassett, for the Forts
we uDlntentionally in yesterday mornings
issue transferred Capt. Greenhouse from the Nina
SHINES to the Aloe, or rather reported him in
command OF both Of them. We take this occs.
sion 70 INFORM our readers that Captain G. still
remains true to the Nina, and should a divorce
we mean separation-ever take place between
them the public viii be duly advised Of the fact.
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The City Terminus fixed the Head of Lafayette street,
where with few yards the Steamboat and Barge Land
nEs and the ims dste vicinity Of all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at least ten
thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely
possible the Trains will follows hsling Canal
street. at French Market Old Passenger Depot and at
c siborne street:
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 P. n,
making connections with Trains for Ycksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North aud
East.
ACCOMkODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
at 40 going far BrOokhaven Returning
Brookhaven At $3.50 A n. on MONDAYS, arriving in New
Orleans at HIS
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday
day going north, AID Trains of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except sundays
ct $40 A. n.
T. s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YOEGE, General Freight Agent
Ed WARE. General Transportation Agent
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The NJ Train from the Lake will not beyond the Pas
senger Depot at the head of Elysan Fields
The Horse Car will leave the city at and the Lake
10 and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
For the Of Bahers and Fishing parties steam
Train will leave the New Depot at O'Clock Sunday
ings. An trip will be at O'Clock in the day
Bageage t BIT household effects and family supplies viii be
the OLD DEPOT if the traveller prefers it. In
that event. the packag be brought only the day
Of the departure Of the for which they intended
and then later than thirty minutes prior to the passing Of
the train which connects with her
Travellers from Mobile the Watering Placer who de-
sire their baggage and effects delivered the Old Depot will
please express their wish the officers Of the will
take pleasure seeing that their property assorted and
placed separately on the wharf.
@. PAEDELY,
General Superintendent.
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Exports.
ImpOrfa

GABvESTON-SteamshpC lnton-725 bbs -four 100 Dbl
pork 40 bbs moses 50 bbs potatoes 50 bb vinegar Is hid
sugar rs ties lard 30O sks oats 30 pkg mese
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Contracts and agreements Eve cents, except for
rents when for rent, fifty cents for each $500 OF
rent or less if over $780, fifty cents for over $500
or over $500. Any person interested can sffix and
cancel stamps.
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from CITY IN
lieu Of Horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING. at o'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, O'Clock. On and after April 5th Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock
FARE-To and from the Lake. same day, Is cents. Pas
engers for GENTLY notify the Conductor prsr depart
OF Train Fare TO GENTLY StationFteen
GEO. PAkDELY. General Supt
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s1assls AArkss.
CITT OF JKFrHRsoI

Arrived yesterday-405 Texas Beeves, 81 Calves
and Yesrngs, and 407 Sheep. sold-357 Texas
Beeves, 81 Calves and Yearngs, SO Hogs aud
Mich Cows Stock on sale-350 Texas Beeves
925 Calves and Yearlings, 40 Hogs, $50 sheep and
q Mich Cows. We quote:
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BRAZOS SANTA

BRAZOS sANrTAGo-steamship 1 Harris-s24ls specie
sl5s2 currency Tex tx CO-s5O do Schmidt Zegler-sun-
10 order
MOBILE Steamer rah-3s bales cotton Allen WAYNE
Cos do Ware aros2 bales paper stock Stewart
q bales hops Boyd-500 SKIS salt Steele Pncks
5U bbls lime Jamon50 bdls paper Times ofce-lO bxs
Kaufman &co-3bxs pears Demas Griffn-sundries
to order-Tota al bales cotton
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OPEL.OUsAH.

II hEAss "a MAYO
SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufacturers OF saddIery and Harness.
-InPoRrERs
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, Betting, PACKING AND
HOSE, EfO., ETC.
Nos. TehOupitOulAs and New Levee and & IS Sad %
Common streets.
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RAILROADS.
DOATCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.

This Road, extended viii be opened to the pub-
lie
Sunday. the 10Th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under Il years age viii charged TEN CENTS
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Receipts by Railroads.


NEW ORLE ans, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
33 bbls pork Cobb, DObonde &cO44 SKIS potatoes Grimm
Porch-s0 feet lumber Tay 1900 Mcllonne37
fuit r Tramontsn-7l do L G Cloud-47 X II Aby-s5
J BoaImsn- Geo Cable-4 II Fry Rice Bros &co-
W syphnes-sundries 10 order
NEW ORLEANS OPEL oUsAs GREAT WESTERN
p bales Dsnnes bale wool bale skins LOG des
Couret-S7 hides bd hides Lewis hides Cass-g2
do Sure-4000 feet lumber Brue &cO-47 head cattle j NJ
Rey Aco-49 do McQuoid & Mehle-sundres 10 order
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July 4h. in lat SO 30 long Is schr Young Glen from
New Y RI for Mobile
July l2h S. long. 49, schr Annie Amsbary. from
Pensacola for Boston.
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OUACHITA RIVER

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEaU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY at p NJ
EOR TRENTOH, MONROE COLUMBIA. HAIR
risonbuTg, Trinity and all intermediate landings-Tns
6ne fast passenger packet
CieOna,
L. H. PATTERSON, Master J. W WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively shove For freight or passaq.
apply on board, or to WINBURN LORD, Agents
SO Grsver street..
p She CleonA will take freight and passenRers "A low
as any other boat In the trade taking freight Tor Bayou
macon and IeLsas and DArbonne with privilege Of
shipping
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VNHROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York. boston, yhiIadeIDhia aad All
Points North and East,
VIA n. O., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoARs ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
oJAND a. NJ RAILROAD OFFICE.
New Orleans, July l, 1868. :
Shippers informed that transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York. Boston, Philadelphia
very low making saving the shipper by this
route of from TWENTY to Fifty PER CENT.
All claims for loss damage ovscharge will be promptly
settled al points of delivery.
For further information apply at the Depot on Calliope
street. the office of the Company No a CarOndset
street.
s. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
JAMES VOICE. Genera Freight Agent.
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY.
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick and Direct Route New York. Boston and all East
Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
of Trains and Steamers from the South.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus, without change
For Through Tickets IN New Orleans apply the Office Of
the n o. J. G. n. X. r under City Hotel office Of
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company 100 Com
street, also at the Office of the Illinois Central railroad
Cairo. WIN HUaHIr,
General Superintendent. Chicago.
W. p. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
B. +. LONGLEY,
Gent Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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Martnt 5ntsatgsnte.
CRESCENT OFFIok, No. "a CAMP STREET,
"Wednesday, July %, 1858.
NI.a~-a V.s.-a.
Arrived Yesterday.

NIchrcu HcsttruhT,
Steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston Whitney AGO
Schr leila, ex Aquila for Campeschy, in ba last Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harris Talbot from BRACES Santiago via Gal.
weston, to a Whitney &eo-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Annie Wsgley. Burton from Washington
G. Baekford, Picket from Washington.
Flicker, Aucon- from Lafourcbs
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Matches
Irene, esdmsn iron Shreveport
Cleona Patterson from Trenton
Sarah, Deering, from MObile-Neu Basla
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Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTE.

New York July l5-Arrved from Galveston, steamship
Wilmington Cole
Boston. Juiy l4-Cleared for Galveston schr D Keeling
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Bremenhayen June 3OArrved from Galveston, ship Leo
pOldene, HasOp.
iyerioOl, July - By elegraph.-Arrivsd from Mobile
ship IremOAtane, Sears.
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GALVEsTON-I ANGLIA
koRGAN LINZ o. 8. NAIL sTEANsHPA
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLAzrHE
II following iron wpressurs steamships form this
Line:
w. @. Hewes....I. q. Harris a ustin,
81 NJ ary............Agn es. n r;an,
Alabs ma. a. csc. nj. N srgan,
The Steamship Clinton,
VT BECKETT. Commander,
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. July I'D, stSLE
Fortreight passage apply to
OHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 co., Agent
so and So Camp street.
No Whisky received without order from the Office
The Steamship HARLAN will succeed the CLINTON
and sail on SATURDAY, July 10th.
EOk TEXAs....................FO TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
VIA Z.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT wEssERs
RAILROAD.
Passenger take tie Ferry Boat spoo,ts J.cs.p r,v.,
on SUNDAYS and Thu RSDAYs, at * O'Clock A n, and
the train leaving the Algiers Depot n arriving at
Bashear City 81 IL taking the Morgan Line
at Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine..........-.... CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs IS
Tickets 70 be had and until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the Office OF the Ops
lousss Railroad Company, No SO street. or At the
Ferry Landing, the morning Of departure
g. W. r BAYLEY. Superintf ident.
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gommerrtal 9nifIltaenfs.
CREscEST OPTICS. NO. d OlsF sxEnss,
Tuesday Evening. July 81. 1853

CRRscESr OPTICS. no % OlEF sxEnss,
Tuesday Evening. July 81. 1853 y
CorToN-with sdvices of increasing apathy at
Liverpool and New York, the movement in the
leading staple here has been again partially sus
pended to-day. Buyers uniformly stood sloof,
while most holders refused to uncover their tables
at Offering prices. The aggregate movement
footed up only SIS bales, taken by one party, and
the market closed unsettled at-G29c. for good
ordinary; -@30c.' for low mddling, and at 3O39
Sic. ior middling, which discloses increasing
weakness.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept 1. l667................... 1850
Received since yesterday ltl
Received previously. ooO,tfO
Made up from pickDgs, samples and CottO1
received in sacks aud baes here since
September l, 1851. 68l9-o6D732
G6s
Exported since yesterday ..................... 900
Exported previously. o,ozyo ooss
stook nm hand and ON shIpho.rd ....-... 1858
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
Family Grocery.
uams d Hutchina.

pam6 ~ Autchina,
GAY man STREETS, baltimore,
Inform their old friend. and customers. aud
tho public generally, that they keep ON hand
WINES AND LiQDOBs. ia wood aud glass, for
medicinal and other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS the ehoiccst brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowdcr, Young Hyson
aud Black Teaa; Java, Laguifa aud Rio Coffee I;
Loaf. Crushed, Puiycfizcd, Clarified aud Brown
Sugar Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate. Fafino, Rice
Flour. sage, Yeast Powders. sardincs. sauces.
Pickles, Extracts. Salad Oil, Pure Spices, Figs.
Iaisins, Almonds, Crackers, Cheese. fine and
c"arar Salt Table aud Dairy do, syrup, New
Orleans aud Sugar House Molaises. Keross ne.
Lubficalns and Lard oil. Tobacco. Dupont.
superior Canister Powder, shot. Gun Care, de-
all of which We will sell al the niost rca sonabi-
price.
ALSO. they now have connected with their
GTOceFy store. adjoining IL On High street. q
store Eif the sale Of
GrANOs. PIIOsPHATEs OF ALL KINDS.
PouDRETTE,
HuNE. LIME.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. &C.
.Ec-GRAiN aud FEED Of all kinds, Baie,l
Hay and Straw. Field Seeds. aud Country PRO.
durr 81 all kinds.
rs-'fhe highest Cash Price at al time. pa 10
i"r Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Eggs. and all either
Country Produce.
g.s-with n determination H. keep the best Of
goods sud sell on reasonable terms. they hoIsr
:" merit continued evidence 81 public favor.
ALFRED IJAMs.
J. ALFRED IIUTCIliNs
Jun. H. Isss-Iy