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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
JOHN PAUL
CONFECTIONERY!
A. FORSTER,

DESPEUTFuLLY informs the citizens
II of Washington that he has opened a
Confectionery, in the room lately occupied
bv ]. a.. Bentz, in the Kirk House block,
first door South of ooffman's Drug Store,
where he will keep always on hand, a
choice stock of Candies. Nuts, Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco, and everything per
tanning 90 the Confectionery line, GIVE
him call. april l--@u-u
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

~ The Democracy, at their Con-
vention at Wilmington, last week,
nominated Nelson Barrere, Esq, as
their candidate for Congress against
John A, Smith Mr.. Barrcre was
once a member of Congress from
this State, and we believe was once
candidate for Governor of the
State; these circumstances trans,
pired when be was Wing. His
chances for an7electon now by the
Copperhepd party, of which he as
,pires to be the leader, to say the
least are extremely doubtful. We
Understand he owes his nomination
to the vigilance ofthe Fayette Coun-
ty delegation, and chat as Highland
County had another candidate forI
the nomination inthe Convention,
the Fayette Democracy may ex!
pect to encounter some opposition
in their efforts to procure the nom
ination Of some other gentleman
whom they wish to thrust into the
Convention for Judicial honors.-
But that is ''nQne of our funeral" I"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

M OllOE ~ CON hAOl Oho'
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office of the MayOr, In Washington. Fayette
county, Ohio, until II O'Clock NJ. Of saturday,
August 18th, A. d. 1858, for graveling certain
streets in said village. accOrdingtO The spee-
leatlons on Ole 10 said Mayors office, and to
which reference Is hereto made, Whole dis
tance to be graveled 476 poles,
Washington, July 9th, 1865.
s6swI }. B. PRIDDY, Mayor
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

The Democratic Congressional
Convention, of the seventh Dis,
trict of Indiana, at Terre Haute
yesterday, nominated Hon. Dan.
w. VOORHEES,,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

"A grand reception is to be Civ
en- to Hon. Schuyler CoIfax, the
Union candidate for Vice President
atSouth Bend, Indianar-bis home
to-day. There will be jolly old
time at the Bend. Thousands Of
enthusiastic friends from Chicago,
and from points all along the sew
eral lines of railroads will be there.
Mr. Colfax will respond to his
and this, it is given out,
will be the only speech he will make
during the campaign.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
p NOTIOE-Noticeli Is

N y n y = ~ Y = T v IT = ANVUIVO 70
- hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners Of Fayette
County, O., at their session to be held ON the
for the alteration Of the county road leading
from The South Plymouth and Bloomington
road, to Sabina, as follows COmmeneng at
the corner Of the lands Of A. N Sahders6n and
William II Burris, thence with theh line--on
said SandersOn's land-t0 the corner of said
Sanderson's and Jeniah SuttOn's land; thence
with Jeniah Sutton's and Hannah Burk's line
-on said SuttOn's lands-t0 the Washington
road, Also to alter the road leading from
Washingt0n TO William Palmeifs, as fOllowsE
Commencing at the corner of the lands of A.
N salderson and Jeniah Sutton's; thence
with theirl line TO the Sabina road And that
so much of the old roads rs are supplied by the
new, G vacated,
1nq.iytlg eiA.sNJ sANDERsON, )
July 80, 1868 s6ews
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
NOTICE no STONE.MAsONS.

NOTICE TO STONE.MASONS.
Auditors office in Washington O. H., Fayette
county, Ohio, until o'lock p. NJ. Saturday,
August 92d, A, d, 1858 either for the Masonry
or for the furnishing and building Of the
StOnewOrk of the foundation or basement st0-
~ of the County Inflrmary on the Carder
{. H. The work to be done according to plans
and specifications, which will he on file In this
Office on and after the Sd day Of August 1868
Bidders to use the printed form, and this
Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BOARD Of Commissioners Of Fayette County,
Ohio. A. McCANDLESS,
July 80, 1855. 96tw4 Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
''Who Shall Decide when Doctors
DlsagreeP"

Our gifted ncighbor of the Reg
lister says that our Government
Bonds must be paid in greeabucks
But Mr. Seymour, the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency, in his
speech on the 26th of June, only a
few days before the New York bond
holders and Wall Street brokers
nominated him for the Presidency,
said;
"If your claims were all wiped
out to morrow by mn issue of green
backs, It would not relieve the fear
Of patriots. Labor would still be
cheated by false dollars, and our
standard OF value would still be
shifting"
; Gould wants a huge issue Of
greenbacks made with which to buy
up the Government Bonds, and
Seymour thinks to issue such o
batch of greenbaeks and feed the
country with them, would be a grand
cheat; because they would be so
much deprecated by the imitation,
that they would be false dollars,
and the laborer would thus be cheat
ed. When two such great men diff
cr so widely on such an important
what are common people
to do? Why, just vote for GRANT
and CoLFAx, and oil will be we'll.
. IL
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30

-JeG Davis has received per
miasioR fFom Chief Justice Chase to
visit Europe, and return in Deceui-
bcf.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-30
Do You NhaYeg

TNHEN 60 to BEREMAN'S. and ges
one of their warranted kaizors, and
be in a good humor at least twice "ceA'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

Cuum TN Friday Of last week the petit jury
Tor this term WAS discharged aud on Monday the
mr, fui DrcrmbeT term was drawn. On Tues
diy srncnr,s we're passed upon the following
Iar,ir. heretofore convicted
Isaac llrrlrrl colored, convicted of receiving
.loi,n meat. two years and six months in the
PrnitrntilrN.
George Washington, colored, convicted Of
stealing $40. two years and six months In the
Prniirntiafy.
AIoiph Dorr, convicted OF stealing calf de.
elafed Ia De- insane, and sent 10 the Baltimore
County Almshousc until he RECEIVERS, or Is re-
moved by due course Of law.
jams johnson, coiOrrd convicted In four cases
OF larceny, viz for stealing coat, 10 be confined
one week:in Baltimore county Jail for stealing q
l,ai- 81 lanis, Que weak IN jul tor stealing a
lair 81 drawers. onr week IN Jail for stealing
one plated pitcher, two years aud six months
in the prniteniiary.
Joaph ~. Jones. coiorrd. convicted Of stealing
Sg.JO, 10 be confined ia baltimore county jail
one year
Js,ne. Iinphor, colYftd, convicted Of assault
With intent 10 commit rape i've years and six
months Ia the Peniientiafy.
Peter DOughciiy, Anna Doushrfiy aud John
Hines al convicted of assault zach other Of an
aggravated character. Tue Court determined
not 10 mprison the parties At this time, but should
ihey he again brought before this Court, II would
deal severely with them. Each 6nsd $50 and
eusts
Herbert aud Washington, Scniencsd rs above,
were taken a. the Peniieniiary on Tuesday, By
Sheriff Baldwin, aud DorT Aas 1t the same time
removed 10 the alm..hons johnson has sen-
'rncr ~ ihr-r weeks Ia serve Ia oar county jail,
and Nill then le taken 10 the PenissntiaFy. The
Sl,ssin, m rsrsdAy, also removed 10 Baltimore
city Jail, H~nry Reicke, colored, indicted fol
hnrss Stealing. whose trial had been removed 20
the criminal court ~ hat city. Another eass
against the s''ns party was removed 10 Carroll
county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

THE CHEAPEST DHY GOODS SToRE We ever euicr-
ell Is that Of Messrs. T.. Il. Cleaycland < Co., los
North Gay Street, Baltimore, whose reliable adj
vCrliscment will be found Ia the iHioH to-day
We especially refer TO this house because We think
II due 10 the interests OF readers 90 state what
we know tina, they may embrace the same aivan-
tages We have availcd ourselves OF 10 save large
petrcnium Ia the purchase Of such goods rs they
otier. At Cleavclands you eau buy New York
auction dry goods by the small quantity 1T near
" the same rates our merchants have 10 pas for
them by wholesale a, jobbing houses In Baltimore
All goods warranted as Represented. Now, ifyou
wish 10 order from the above house, all YOU have
TO do Is To send on your Memorandum and state
what goods you want, and the hes, can be Afford
cd AZ any given price, aud they will be sent you
rs ehcaply aud satisfactorily as ifyou were PRES
ent TO select them. Just give the Mcssrs. Cleave.
land trial, and our word for il you will have
justice done you aud full satisfaction assured.
Gay street is the cheapcs, to buy dry goods ia,
and no Store Is cheaper tina, stree, than Cleavc-
lands T,dcci
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE BILIT

livery QUE At times feels the necessity Of something
TO ioas sp s sgsis- depressed hy entai OF bodily 81
hsusion A. such times ict every one Instead q ias
Ing aeohee medicinal siissiaHts, which afford only
Temporary relief, rrinviSorate his debiacd system
by the natural tonic elements d the
PERUVIAN sYRrF,
Protected solution ofthe Proloxdc Il Iron which
vit.iisss aud enTices the blood by supplying Il with
lie LVs EisussHf, laos.
Being free from Alcohol In an, FORM 80 saergi.,Hg
.gsefs not Joo'ced by eoTreIaai,ag rsd,ioH but
arc permanent, infasins sTAESatH, visoE and Srw
lIyS into all parts of the system aud buiIdns ~ an
IROS CONSTITUTION
wM 4 STERLING, Esq ofpoughke.i.ir y y
says since taking the Peruvian syrup feel batter
my strength u improved my howei' arr regular, my
appetite aFst rate.
fhsrs 10 an old rhy ,lcan In this ciiy tol,r than
anil Who has bern IN The nfus business Tor " years
uho has used the syrup for thru maihs anil gives Il
BE decided opinion, that IL Il the bes, Alternative rone
Medicine he ever kneU."
foF DtsFsFsiA, DshILirT. aud 1NALE wrAKNEssEs.
Peruvian syrup u specific - page pamphlet ssnt
tlee. Tbs genuine has "PHEVvi,V sTRtr" blown in
the glass.
.. o. DiSsMoRE, Proprietor, No. 80 by St.. New
York
Sold by all DrugEists
senoVsta Crnsb ATTIn sGvEs YsAEs surfrntSa
J. ". IlsHxan, Esq, q prominent ia~ yer ofrarLrn,
huFs. ". Va, says; y had
~ RUNNING ULcgRS
vhsn Iss9.sss<a tahiuE Da Asssns' IopiNG " Atsn
~ Afeasf T4reaf asd fars auas sas eanfaasns ssrs
an now wsll man, and am satisfied the Ioihe Wa
/ teF saved my liz ["
CiFealAFs In regard 10 thi. remedy w he sent fsrr
j. y pINsNORE. Proprietor 20 Iley street, New Yosk
fer sale BY Druggists generally
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

~ Tha, leading sPri, Of democracy, " Pe,ro-
lrum Y. Nasty, has cemc TO the conclusion tia,
TO win this fall the democratic party must stick
10 the Niger question In his inimi,ablc style.
he gives the reason, why his party lad better
drop its ''iinanshel police "Blarc.' "rekon-
s,rucshen' "repu ,ii,hun.' Sc Ills reasons
why ''ekal iaxashun' as Democratic plank
should be dropped, are SO good that We cauno,
refrain from giving them
"Ekal taxashun' wuz ruther hcfiy "a, the he
ginnin, ill the poor men and farmers diskiycr,d
that they were payin scarcely noihin on their
houses, wagons and cows. while the rich cusscs
wuz cArryin the load. Ez soon ~ they made
this diskivery :hry concloodcd ihey didn't wan,
ekal iaxashun so much, and iley turned asin US
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31


rlNliis INSTITUTION is intended To- afford
l. facilities Tor a thorough. solid aud refined
education IL il situated an an cmincnee over
looking ia" York Road Passenger Railway,
seven miles from Baltimore, with which city
there IS daily and hourly communication. la
addition a. the natural beauty and sslubriy Of
the place. there l. attached large and convent
en-, bathing rooms. the water OF which il fur
nished by living spring on the premises.
The number Of boarders will be limited 10
twelve. and II desired. will be received by the
year. thus ahording parents and guardians the
opportunity Of home. as well as . school for
their children and wards.
TERMS board aud Tuition in ali ordinary
branches. per session Of twenty weeks. &iOV
EXTRAS Music, Ancient and Modern Ian.
guagcs. Drawing. Painting. 4c., at Professor
charges, payable strictly in advance.
liuardcrs furnish their own iowels. sheets.
pillow cases. and table napkins. These articles
must be- marked with the owners name in full.
Washing will be charged extra. 80 eta. per
inscu.
Pupl. will b, admitted at any tim" during
the session. aud charged from The ia,r 1 en-.
irsnrc. No deductions ior absence. except in
eases "i extreme aud pro,racted illness.
pay scholars will BE- received nj ell IL $50
per session. according 20 studies pursued. Al
extras being ut professors charges.
There Is also. IN connection with the above,
a classical a,i coinincrcia i apartment for b"ys,
under the special charge " Rev. X. !. Cone. as
sisted by competent teachers. which. however.
will be separate and distinct from the young Ia.
dies department.
REFERENCES Rev. l.. I. iIickok. u. D..
President Union College. Schenectady, y. York;
Rev. 1 u. w"l.cy. D. D.. LII. D., President
Yale college. New Haven. Conn. Rev. ". W.
Ca,trll. y. H.. President Lafayette College. Eas.
ton. Ia Rev. !. l. Henderson. Annapolis. Md
4. :. Maltby. baltimore. Md; \. Is. Miller
lrurr Maltby House. Baltimore. Md; T. A.
Spence. Esq. Cambridge. Nd !. u. wells
l'rop'r Smedl-y House. Towsoniown. and Mess
Lnnsneck-rs GC"nher. Editors "i the Baltimore
county Tatoa. Tnwsontown. Md.
y. B.-pupils living on the line VI the BAlti.
more AMI York Road railway. will be charged
but half the regular ear fare.
For circulars aud other information address
Ray. II. I. CONE. A. NJ,
Ans TnWaontoWn. Nil.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
east his ballot.

Jrgts Tua nkcENhkR TEAs. TIN Monday
morning l,st judges lcllott aud Batcnian as.
'rmhl,d ~ the Court roam for the purpose OI
dfawitg ihr jutits tor December term. The list
81 names already In the box was revised and the
following added, 10 make up the number Of IRE
hundred
Fiat distract. VIM. y. Coalr, Jr., Charlie. T.
Montague. Ill q. Mcllor. Samuel y. Heird. d.
/. linnsc. Daniel !. Cline. Alexander Ricman.
.iascph Hobbs, James Dykes, &. y. Mckenzie.
Nroad bisf1rt. Charles II. Oursier. William
Mcdonald. David Wilson. William I. Brewkcr.
Rein Applchy. Clarence Smith.
Ihini Instruct Edward Powers. j. l.. Rogers,
Samuel u. Mctiam, William A. Lloyd. Albert
Gallagher. Reuben stump. Gabriel (. Ereood.
l'hn i."ss'lcn. GEORGE ". Rlgcly. Geo. Morn
tus.iar.
FYath HNhirf.- Henry baker. Titus Gar.
fcit.''m. Lorcnzn u. shockncy. John u. Slsde.
F,ffh Bsir,rt Charles ". Cullisun, William
!nwhlc. l.cwi. Mori.,ot. Rein u. Armacost.
NG instruct. Christopher Bull. Abraham
SHAVER. Henry llilkcrt. Miles Davis.
.,,r.nh b'st'icf John !. Sladr. y. Rutle,lge.
lrhu stating. John Almoncy. u. Almoncy.
Eqih Bisr,L William duncan. Thos. n.
.lnrisri, Thomas Mcdonald, Aquilla Ridgely.
VI. H.. WIN. Price. iott's SPRING.
A,,h bi,irir'. John I. smith. william T..
~i,nshury. JimcsC. Harrison. Thomas Murray.
lsc'h Walters. James Whiting VIM. II. Ruby.
william :. Laniz John ". Shanklin. Jr.. Thos.
q. tHwlrv.
T,aM h,si.,c,.-- BENJAMIN johnson. Jr Levi
curtis. Jackson Wilson. Richard lIuichins. 1T
L Frank Smith. conrad Scipp.
EiorraM bistirf John Russell. Gco. Pcarce.
81 VIM. James " baldwin. Chas n. Quinlin.
Thomas ". Hooper.
T'rt!rh District Thomas !. Hill. Thomas !.
Pitcher. William q. galloway. Thos. Bddis"n
"i john. J. Laurence Rowan. Joseph Forester,
.l,.ia- B,wcn. Matthias u. Townsend. John re.
icr.un.
N.rt,c'h bsh4ri.- Emanuel e. Made. John
!. H. lnru. Alexander r McCr"nc.
T. 'uX containing the names Was then well
shaken, nni NJ. ADV Jerk, drew ihrrrfTom the
NAMES following as the grand and peii, jurors
tot p,trni,v; term
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

MARYLASp lSsrrUTE FAIn In notice Of the
articles on exhibition NJ the Maryland Institute,
the Sea- VI TUESDAY has the following
The Marviu iron chrome spherical burglar safe,
Deposited by NJ. Charles l.. Oudesluys, No. 81
South Gay street. attracts attention. u u sphsri.
cal In shape. which gives u IN immense strength,
xith the vicw 10 secure u against even alsdge-
hammer blows. The ore " the chrome iron Of
which !, IL made is found In abundance In BALI.
more county aud u said 10 resist drills and acids
by reason 0f iis extreme hardness. These safes
are small. aud occupying bot . small space, are
families foF The pse.-sva,ioa II iswslsy aud PEI.
vate pspsfs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
TIE RESULTS ,

One Of the frs, results Of Gen. Grant, election
in November will he the subsidcnCc OF conirovcr-
~ and the restoration Of confidence 20 all Sec
tons Of the country. Men OF all parties, North
and South, East and West. have full faith in the
justice Of bis purposes. in the moderation Of his
views, the generous and tolerant tone Of his mind
and the sound common sense which governs all
his actions. Men 9; the South will b. relieved
from the fear Of commoiion and disturbance
business will resume It's aciviy-poliiical pas
sion will be allayed-all classes will feel safe and
secure in their rights AMI we shall have peace
and its sequence, Prosperity speedily restored
10 the country
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
Notice OF Limited Partnership.

vINilE undersigned have this day entered in
To LIMITED PARTNERSHIP for the
transaction OF a GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
1876 BUSINESS in Catonsvillc. under the
name and style IL JOHN c. SULLIVAN A
CO.. said Partnership commencing September
10Th. isss. and terminating September goth.
ls55. John G. sullivan is the General Partner
and Richard X. Cross Is the Special Partner,
aud has contributed o., 500 in cash 10 tho gen
cral stock ofthe firm.
JOHN c. SULLIVAN,
General Partner.
RICHARD X. CROSS,
Oct. Io.-6t' Special Partner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

''iNPoRTAST Ab,lcE TO NoIIRs - TN the
third day Of November the voters of---Nill
be called upon TO discharge sacred duty they owe
10 themselves. There are two parties in the CON
test, both rail- ring around the Flag oi theg Coun-
try. One Of these parties Is doomed 10 defeat.
and with that dcica, there will be a great icprcs-
sion Of spirits. supcrinducing u loss OF appetite
and an entire arrangement OF the digestive organs
or animal functions. The unfortunate in The CON
trst aforesaid will find Wholesome uanac,a
In Hoohands German Biitcrs or Tonic tina, will
speedily rrs,orc the tone Of their s,omachs aud en-
able them TO resume business. These preparation
are for sale by Druggists and dealers Ia Medicines
every n here a"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

SN ACnE Near Plun, Poihi. il god siE;s
L OOof improvement. soil sandy luGI ~i.h
~ clay subsoil PRODUCES fair rrops 81 -
~ tobacco and grain. aud il sdlairasl: -
adapted 10 fruit has . promising -
young Peach and Apple Orchard. 10 acre, y
meadow well waterel and ditehed. god sAd
comfortable DWELLING. . we'll OF dss ws.sr
IN the yard all necessary outhousss. Including
three Barns. one Of which has recently bssa
fitted up with Bibb's Tobacco rusnAss. e aud
another with Horsepower and plantation Mil
for ihrcshing aud grinding. All of th. build
ings are in thorough repair The farm 10 ws..
storked with Teams. Oxen and farming iSspls-
msnts. all Of which. IL desired. will BE- sold 9Th
the farm. Immediate possession given u 70
quired. This property has churches aud
schools convenient, aud Easy access with Bslti
more by steamers twice . week. bss,dss = week
ly packet aud other sail vessels. The steam.
sr's landing 10 within - miles By good road
Applyto
HENRY w. COOKE.
claw Buiidings. 81 Paul 81,
May Att nsltimors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31

BOY RrS ovER Ann SEVERELY lNirEgD On
Saturday evening las, hack, driven by man
named Doyle, went rapidly down the road, and
when short distance below the ,oll.ga,c one OF
the horses came In contact with a young IMAM
named Daniel Furncy, a resident Of Baltimore
city, knocking him down, and the wheel Of the
carriage passed over him. breaking one Of his
ribs, and njuring him internally The young
man was entirely deaf and did no, therefore hear
the driver Of the carriage halloiug 10 him 10 get
GU, Of the way We was picked up aud carried
10 the residence ~ VII. uncle (Sylvcs,cr Bowcn
Esq whose child's funeral be- was then here 10
attend, and DR.. wingfcld called In 60 attend
him. lie was found 10 b. greatly bruised, aud
bis broken rib was very painful. hut hc l. now
doing we'll with u lair prospect OF an catly re-
coVery.
The driver Of the carriage was arrested aud
held 10 Court, on the charge of reckless driving.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-31
WEBB. v. v. huWHWt
WEBB & MERRYMAN,
WHOLESALE ASp nEfAtL
srOcers h Commission Merchants.
No. 40 N. Calvert Street,


BALTIMORE, Nh.
HNlIE undersigned having associated theta.
Il selves for the purpose Of conducting the
Wholesale and retail Grocery, Liquor and Cen
eral Commission Business at 100 North Calvert
street. Baltimore, beg leave respectfully 70 in.
form their friends and the public generally.
that they keep constantly on hand large aud
well selected stock OF
GROCERIES, 4 LIQUOkS
ofal kinds. and OF the best quality. ccnsistinssi
TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR.
Flour, Hams. Eggs, Butter and Lard.
SOAR, FISH. SALT.
CANNED FRUIT,
PIcHLES.
PRESEKIYS
JILLIAS.
Raisons. citron. Dried Fruits.
Oranges, Lemons. Apples.
Nuts. rigs,
CHOICE WINES 4 LIQUORS
III all kinds. which they are prepared 70 die.
pose Of at the very lowest Wholesale
and Retail Market Prices. .-
Go- Highest market prices paid for BUT.
TER, EGGS. &c.
Orders aud con ignnisnts 81 all kinds solieis.
ed. and prompt attention paid 20 the saie "
GRAIN, and all kinds OF Country Prcdues.
J. FRANKLIN WEBB,
HENRY n. NHERYMAE.
Oct 10. lsSs-lv