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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05

By direction of the Democratic Gen.
tral Committee, a State Convention is
called, 10 assemble al the city Of Nash
vile, on the s-h day Of June, 1858, for
the purpose of appointing delegates 70
attend the National Democratic Conven-
ton, which viii meet at the city OF New
YOrE, on the 4th day Of July next.
TBe people Of the different counties
throughout the State, are requested to
hold County Conventions and appoint
delegates to represent them ia said State
Convention.
All persons opposed TO the policy OF
the Radical party are cordially invited
to participate.
Democratic and Conservative newsps-
pers Of the State are requested to publish
this call.
By order Of the Central Committee,
TEOS +. JEASIHGS, Chm'n.
j. u. WALKEE Sec.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June "A dispatch from
Gen. Napier, dated Adigersl, May 2lsf,
says = small detachment of troops will
remain st Zevuls. All the remaining
troops Of the expedition have gone for.
ward TO Amnesty Bay to embark for
home.
Another official dispatch from Gen.
Napier, dated June LIST, reports that the
crOwn of TheOdoTus, captured In Mag
dsla, was returned to the Queen, who re-
manned at the capital.
Gen. Napier also stated that q great
food had swept through Zoorvo deile,
causing much damage aud rendering
the road impossible. Only six natives
were drowned instead of GOO as reported.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June AIN reply to q
request from ~ OF the defeated candi-
dates tor permission to examine the
election returns for h purpose of con-
testing the eat of his opponent, Gen.
Buchanan states that q certified abstract
will be furnished the Secretary of State
a. soon as they can be made out, prOba-
bly, by the 10Th instant, who will furnish
ali the information desired.
It is generally believed that the forth.
coming order relative to the municipal
election will install all those elected
who can take the test oath. The orde,
will probably take effect about the 10th
Of the present month.
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Grant, In his letter of acceptance, says;
at is impossible-or at least it is i'm
proper-to indicate 8 policy, in times
ike the present." This means that 81
present, he has no poIicy-nOt even the
zhreds and patches Of the so.ealled plat
form, which, like the nimble Niger,
"nOw be does, and now he don't" accept
he will wait for events 10 direct him.
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MARRIED.

GALLAWAY-MAETIN-At the residence
of the bndss mother, IN Corintn, Miss on
~StainDsck, OF Columbus, Mas, Mr.. JOHN Il
GALLAwAY, of Memphis, Ienn., 10 Miss d
MAGGIE
We congratulate our estimable young friend
GALLAwAy on this happy change from bach
elorhood to tie sweets OF married life, which
we feel sure will be secured 70 hun, as he has
won one Of The choicest GEMS from the galaxy
of feminine Iovehness.
" May their nights be filed with music
the cares that tnfesJ the day,
May they Iold up their tents like Arabs,
And as silently steal away"
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u

DETROIT, June 4.-The Post gives the
official canvass Of the votes cast at the
April election (: Total fer the ConstI.
tuition, II 1855; against ii, Ito. $50. For
annual sessions, 25Ol for biennial ses.
sIonF, LOG, 3l4 For prohibition, 72,4Z3
against it, Sc, lI3. Majority against the
Constitution, 3S,S28. For biennial ses-
sions, 1925. Against prohibition, 12,-
$40.
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Curious Case and Effects OF
Poisoning By MaIberries.

Poisoning By MaIberries.
We learn from the Huntsville bde-
oeadeat OF the %, that In the northern
part Of that county, quite q number Of
nersons have been poisoned by eating
mulberries. Two boys at our infOrmant's
house we're poisoned, and he told us that
he understood that six boys, three white
and three negroes, were fourd dead under
a mulberry tree. 1t is supposed that the
locusts have poisoned the mulberries.
We would warn the people to beware Of
eating these berries, as they are doubtless
--G.-aad
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N

CINCINNATI, June 4.-There were
about 1000 people on the grounds st
Xenis, Ohio, to-day to witness the match
base ball game between the Xenia Club
and the Athletics, OF Philadelphia. Only
eight innings were played, resulting 10
the defeat of the Xenis Cub, scoring S
to 20,
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The Rome Courier Of the %, : y :
1.-THE planters in this county will COM
mence harvesting this week. The iDdi-
cations are that the yield win not be
large in proportion TO the breadth Of land
sown, but of excellent quality. The
price in this market will open st proba-
Div 50 a bushel, but the expectation is
that it will soon decline. We would
again suggest that parties will subserve
their own interests by getting their
wheat into market IS soon as prsctics-
hle.p
Mr.. Hollis, the manager Of 3 pile
driver at Pensacola, was killed last Tues.
day, the rsmmer glancipg from the top
OF the pile and striking him In the faes
sad ehssk
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RICHMOND.

| RICHMOND, June 4.-Chief Justice
Chase is engaged In the trial Of cases on
the civil docket In the Civil Court He
will remain about ten days. Many
prominent citizens have paid their re-
speets to him.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, ONO, June Ain the
match Railway Union Base Ball Club
versus the Forest City Base Ball Club to-
day, for the championship Of the West
ern reserve and a prize ball and bat, the
former won in eight innings; score q to
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DIED.

4th, JOSEPH ALoYsIUs, infant
u BENJAMIN and Mary Fsaim, aged ave
nns.
I friends OF the family are respectfully in
10 attend the funeral. this Friday norm
e 10 O'Clock.
;hville papers please copy.
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TENNEhSEE.

AT Nashville, on Tuesday evening, q
little son of Chris. Vanpel fell from the
roof OfHR three story house. No bones
we're broken, but the extent of internal
injuries could not be ascertained. Hs
belonged to the Turner'S, and was q prom
Using gymnast.
The death Of Jacob LYMAN, a well
known Hebrew ciuzen OF Nashville, il
announced ia the Gazette OF the Sd inst.
A native Of Poland, he resided In Louis.
vile for twenty-eight years, and for the
last eighteen years has been s citizen OF
Nashville. The Gazette says "he was a
gentleman Of sterling worth" His age
was seventy-eight.
During the storm on Monday night,
a house was blown down ia Nashville,
and a telegraph pole was struck by light.
ming. A number of trees we're uprooted
10 Eigefeld.
The death of Mrs. Mary Ann Austin,
in Der sixty-nlnth year, q most estimsble
lady, is announced in the Nashville pa
pers.
The Huntsville Hdefte, In speaking
Of the infamous act ordering legal adver-
tisements to be published In certain Rad
ical papers, says: We notice in one of
our Fayetteville exchanges, that His
Honor, Judge Steele, has decided in the
Chancery Court at Fayetteville, that
"ssles may be advertised by hand-bilis.
and not in q newspaper =" and If the
principle of law announced by Chsncel,
lor Steele is correct, then the act of the
Legislature Is null and void, and the
lawyers, clerks and sheriffs throughout
the State should test the thing legally.
and refuse to comply with it,"
The Knoxville Herald saws: Weun-
derstand that several persons were sun
struck at the Cemetery in North Knox.
Vile on Sunday, while in attendance on
the funerals there.
Rev. George Horne died at his resi-
dence 10 Fayetteville on the 2s,h nIt
He formerly resided in Knoxville.
Marion Kirk was drowned in the
NOlachucky, in Greene county, on the
26th ult. Mrs. Margaret Henry. of thai
county, was drowned in the same stream
on the same day.
On the LIST inst, at Knoxville. the
thermometer stood at 9O' in the shade.
The entire family Of Mr.. James Raw.
Of Roane county, were poisoned 8 few
days since by eating the wild parsnip.
mistsking it for angelica. A little
daughter died, and others were u a crit
ical condition.
Speaking Of Gov. Brownlow's health,
the Knoxville Press and Herald of the
ID inst, says: 1t may be proper to state
that the citizens Of Knoxville, in general
know as little, from day to day, of Gov.
Brownlowis real condition as do the cit
jzens Of Nashville or San Francisco. 1t
is generally understood however, that
he is in quite a feeble condition, though
not u ertrents.
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~LoUIsYELLE RACES.

First day-June 2-heavy rsins-First
Race-WiIlard Hotel Purse $3.50, fol
three year Olds-mile heats.
John KugOur's b I by imp Australian, dam
Bette Ward by LexingtOn...-...-----.....l
Paul q JacksOns ca / JeSsamIne r. rter, Uy
imp Australian, dam by imp Yorkshire. : 2
TIme-2:02; 2:04. Track deep favor
lite beaten.
Second Race-Livery Stable Purse $500.
Two mile heats, for ali ages.
James Ford's b Woodford Belle. 4y o, by
Lexington, dam Amanda NOr6EeRd by
Imp Gl7ncOe-.--~--...--.-.--- .-.-.-----.... ! !
A. J. Armstrong ch d CAREY Armstrong,
D y o. by Lexington, dam ny Anne icau
: =
Loud < JzcEsUn's Gu c Dick Jackson, 5 U,
by Revenue, Gam Nlctoria ~ imp Mar
n i. CneaLham's ca fllahs, 4y o, by Jack
Malone, dam " Tennessee OltiZeu-...... els.
TIme-lst mile 2:OI ri mile 2:O4-lst
heat, 4;05 second heat, list mile, l:5S3 ;
ID mile, 2:O3s total, 4:02.
This was good time, considering the
condition of the track.
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Observation-Disclosures

BROWNSVILLE, June 4, l pr
following cases were decided in
W. preme Court this morning: Pal
passR, H. Waggener, decision affirmed
and - VS.. Wilkerson, decision reversed
taTy Court was engaged on the case o
e1thhashi insOn VS.. O~nly-number twenty-i
81 the time of adjournment.
tary WASHINGTON, June 3.-OWinI
the fire at the gas works tonight the
FishKS Is over the city, except in the Capt.
Ststi suddenly turned off to prevent exl
CreF The House Of Representatives haC
not ply from an extensive reservoir.
Top; One Owing to the bitterness of
tie fnbing' among a certain class of politicis
frOuSas been the recent disturbances, appreh
T4 by the were freely expressed that there "
on plexceed q riot tonight, and preparation
Of nFty-nVe accordingly made to suppress the
tOwfes has der; bat the city is generally quieI
legetlssueo ing having occurred to create
Nj ment, except a quarrel betwee
to al white men, one of whom was Sd
lion the other is dead.
to $4,000, SAVANNAH, June A due
IslsI fought yesterday between two
thon men, in which one of the part
abOu nos IN killed.
A-A MI 80 9Es4
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Double Daily Through Train

Both Trains connect 70
The aC0 D M connects for Catro and 81. Louis,
arriving 81 St o s At 80 p n. next dSY,
THROUGH TICKETS
Atreduced rates, can be procured at Compsny's
Omoe. 237% Main street, and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
hS- Baggage Checked st DepotOr BY the Mem
phis City Transfer Company a. hotels, PHI
Vats Residences, or on board boat, 70 AL prtn-
cipaI points East and North.
SAM. b 10 us, superintendent.
HILL, Pas enger Agent. ies
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Avn RIVERs.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-The river Is
rising, with six feet nine inches in the
canal.
The weather is clear and warm.
Dspsrted-Minneola, for Memphis.
PTTTsBURo, June 4.-The river is fall
ing, with I've feet six inches in the
channel.
The weather Is clear and warm.
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BOSTON.

Boston, June 4-Western failed to
accomplish the hundred miles In twenty
three h0urs, making ninety and 3 half
miles in twenty-five hours and dfty-tWo
Minutes
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THIS TEMPLEOFMIRTaN NOW PREEEETS
Il the Greatest Constellation OF Artists ever
presented TO g Memphis audience NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLETTAS, EABCES,
PANTUMIMES, Ete.
Admission so cents Private Boxes, s..
at 81 O'Clock. Rp2
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81. Loats Market.

ST. LOUIS, June x-Tobaceo active; Tugs q
darK leaf 81 7s9l6 30. Super1ne fouF 8 6097
Fail wheat 81 0oS2 IS. Corn sSSeic. Oats ga
7sc. Provisions hat.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. June 4-ConsoIs closed ct sFksg4zk
F-fvs-tWen1es, TX. The bullion In the sank oi
England has increased fJ79 200.
FRANKFORT. June Al. 5. Bonds closed al
LIVERPOOL, Tune 4-Eve.-Cotton sales sex
bales uPlAnas Ii%d Orleans n1d-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

OR AND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TEN
dered TO Mrs. ROSE P. THOMPSON by the
CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS.
Friday Evening, June 8, IS8S-Wm be
presented, the beautiful play entitled
Ct A ~ E Rim q;
Or, THE GYPSK's PROPaEsY.
Characters BY the Ladies and Gentlemen
Amsteurs of shis city. je5 II
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
View Orleans Market.

new VrieHI1e Aarket.
NEW ORLEANS. June 4.--Cottou quiet but
hrm middllngs 29&c; sales go bales no re-
&c pts or exports. Gold 40; New York sight
z premium. Sugar Rad molssses quiet and IN
changed. -Four dull supernne s. .; choice
SI2 scala. Corn dull at 81 OK al G7H. Oats
duh, NOT les, Normally c. Hay quiet at SIS
go. Pork dull At SIS IS; bacon dull shoulders
lSA6l34e; clear sides l7A@l7Ec. Lard dull;
IN teressI9e kegs zoe. Markets generally in
active
New % Market.
NEW YoRK, June 4-Coston less active; sales
1000 bales; uplands Sic. Rice quiet. Coffee
steady. Cuba sugar nL9l2Xc. Flour quiet.
Wheat, spring, 81 lS12 20 Ctrn 81 129I LIZ.
Money easy; call loans sos; sterling steady
at 1sgH; gold S51s.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNCINNATI, June A-Fiou a shade better:
family sio9lO .. Wheat 1O9l 5c higher. Corn
90c0sl Oats 7sc. Pork 81 90; bulk meats and
bae IN neglected. Lard EHc. Butter droopIpg,
a922c. kggs lSc. Groceries steady.
Louisville Market.
LoUTsyILLE June tobacco sales l53 hhds
of laaf; Jugs f8Gt0; shipping le0f s7 IS; cut
ting haf els Is. Sup&rHue 6o0r s. 26G6 50;
fancy Sl2 bJai&. Wheat 81 $50 81. Corn ga
CSC. ass @65c. Rye & IS. Malt 81 Ea3 90
tard IS9lSI. Mess Pork 81 60g bac3 n shonl
dars 1915: c ear Ito sides lH5<cg cleer aides Isc I;
uulk shoulders l2kef clear kaea lee. Hhisky
sRh raB 8 Anss'
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Conference.

The Chicago Times OF the Sd says ~
After n four weeks session, the Meth
odist Conference, on Tuesday, adjourned
sine die. With 3 limited npmber Of ex-
ceptions, the acts Of the Conference have
been 10 the right direction. II has done
much toward closing up the breach with
the b.uth aud has given shape 10 the
efforts to make the civil organization OF
the Church more Democratic than it is
now. Taken In all, the Conference has
been q gathering Of more than average
ability. II hSs largely minded its own
business; and, In q m~sjority Of its as
pects, has made itselfa model after which
a good many other religious bodies can
copy with profit.
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They are luxuriating In wRtermelops
at New Orleans, the first having been
received from DoDaldsonville.
Andrew Hero, ST., q Swede by birth,
and some time connected with the Com
msrcsdl Ba2stfa, died recently 10 New
Orleans.
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BY W. H. PASSMORE & CO.

TBIs MORNING -HOUsEooTD Erp0I
y trne, One very fine Chamber SET 01ca
E1rnltare, once safs. etc. &c. les n
DAl\ISTRATORS SALE OF TRz PER
- lhaole Property OF the late III. \. N
" Gsstoo' 1eceased.Son SATURDAY. June
80. A~ueuoneers, No 256 Second sire. [ 4 W1IF
oher AZ public sale. to The highest and besF
1s10er, the Printable properly OF Dr.. :. a.
Hneatons deceased, consisting OF The D uas
variety OF Household Furniture, and also or
some cnoloe Ol Paintings, selected ~ the late
owner IN person, from Inc finest g~aiIerfes IN
Europe ais avery fac Harness Horse. Bugpv
ana Harness, good as new. Terns OF SaIe-G
approved securities.
JOINT. ThEZEvANT.
special Administrator, with VIII Annexed.
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Notice.


ANDERSON AGO. CAN BE FoUED
O Tor the present, At tbs once OF Dr.. Il L.
LAP, No &< Adams street. k2
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w ADvERTISEM'NTs

? Ehn
Csn;fABeRtIAG SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
SfIF1br MyLaevIle. ~VirginlA-AIum, White,
IL eAnud BIds sulphur Naters Hot, CSld md
g hadf Alum anu gu phur batns, with special
DIR. aenI for knsum stlsm. SouL seroInlous
VI lungs under experienced attendant, but
ltlct8l TO tue extent OF safety and comfort
.nrahsy every game Tor amusement and exer-
=. -tnlestrIetea by law, together with double
eIe "tngie barrel shot guns aud ride, provided
atl0nsut charge. For analysis, certificates, etc,
S them az, T Tsas r snd 2 +. y Nv VIM aq mso, 81 Chs ,.
qulet. Terms-Fer Gay, sli wees, sz; month,
cate Being & new place, accommodations
,tweefhet restricted, and no promises. Jea
- sue District Court OF the United States, for
District of West Tennessee. Ia Lhe mat
due pf Laid, Cartwright q 20, BankIupts.
-vo bankruptcy, District ofMestTennessee-s.
nartilom it may concern:
undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
.pr Rtment rs assignee of Ladd, Cart
Wright q Co., of Memphis, in the county OF
Shelby and state OF Tennessee, with N said
upon their v petition, by The District COuTt
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9Th day Of June,
Az, lSs; WILLIAM f.CIko 1E
In the District Court or TIE United states for
the District OF West Tennesses. In the mat.
ter Of Klein q Vol, Bankrupts. In Bank
Tuptcy, District OF West Tennessse-sa
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby give notice OF their
appointment as assignees OF Klein & Wolf,
OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, within said District,
who have been adiudged bsnkrupts upon their
own petition, by the District Court OF said Dis
tricJ.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 4th day Of June,
A. d. 1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
ozCAR WOODBRIDGE,
jeS y l9 Aslgnses. etc.
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T HAVE two beauttfai and ven tnpryvsa
L Plantations IN lee county, Ca, Efthfn
ne Of the bosf railroads IN The Sfate. and 4 nna
Lot and comnodtous Dwelling IN ne e4rv-
Ehteh I VIII gladly sell o Coasnsa for oths9
Aeh WRaHIs
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Dissolution Of Cepartnership.
REMOVAL.

THE General Southern Freszht 0@~
L Baltimore and Ohio Raffrnad -
moved nom the old stand 70
No. 2ee Frens Row, over
The well known sOuss Of TOoG Philips 4 Co
Through Riiis Ladinz vlvsn N an rs..-
e[sss eAtes as low and time - quick Is b
q. = BLANCHARD General Frslzht Agent,
h 2. HECKERT. western Agent. Cincinnati.
z. D. COBB. Agent,
ss24 Baltimore q ohio Railroad
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o.
NEW
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND MARINE
OF MEMPHIS
CAPITAL, ::::: 100000
OTFICE-PIRsT HAII0HAL BANK.
OFFICERS:
p. hOkAAH-----s.
J. J. MCRPBY-.-.....,.....-- Vice-PresadeaG
=. y.


Quickest Route TO New York
AND ALL
EoRPHERN CITIES
lis By THE
Memphis 4 Louisville 3. 3. Line
Summer Schedules, June, 1865.
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In the District Court OF the United States, fol
the District Of West Tenntssee. In the maffeT
of Alexander 81 Merrill, Bankrupt. In bank.
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss,
To whom it may concern:
Ia undersigned hereby gives notice Of HIS
pointment rs assignee of Alexander H. Merrill
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby and STATE
been adtudged a Bankrupt upon his own ped.
ton, by the District Court fsaid District
Memphis, Tenn., the Sd day OF June A.D.
1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE
Je4 II rs Assignee. etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the district Of West Tennessee In the mat
ter of Frank A. Sander S, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee-Es.
To whom It may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Frank A. sanders. Of
Memphis, In the county OF Shelby and State
Of Tennessee, within said District. who has
beSn edjudged q Bankrupt upon his own petis
ton, by the District Court of said District,
1888. WILLIAM Y. CIR0DE,
le4 II rs Assignees etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
ter Of James FlaherTy, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, Dissriot OF West Harnesses.
To whom IL may concern
appointment as assignee OF James FIaherty,
OF Memphis In tho county Of Shelby, aud
8tsts OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adtudged q bankrupt upon bis
petition, by the District Court ofsaid District
Memphis, Tenn the y day e D.
lsAun AsigRssI sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28

.1OR THE ii o J. / y y I $.
We arc now prepared to offer to the public Il
complete and cnrefuiy selected stock Of
F. GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
suitable for tho approaching holidays, OF WAich
we name in part
New Rasins, Chow CHOW,
I" Currants. Pic alili,
g Ctron. American Pickle,
Figa.. English Ssne"5,
Cranberrics, DivcF,
Preserved Ginger. Olive Oil,
Soft Shell Almonds Cox's Sparkling Ge;a1ine
Canned Fruits, Hecl1ers Fa:na,
Brandy Peaches, OsWego Corn St&rc1,
Canned Iobstcrs, Bakers Chocolate
Sardircs Frenchs Cocoa,
Pine Apple Cheese, SC, &c &c.
We invite special attention to our large an!
varied stock Of
~ WINES AND LIQUORS.,
consisting Of Madeira, sherry and Port Vines,
bottled and on draught; Blackberry Brandy,
Gin, Bum, Brandy, Pure Jamaica Spirits, Gen,
uine Scotch Whi*kcy; "Baker," "Thompson,,'
'Zngicr,'' Family Nectar" and other brands
Of Whiskey, which, together with all ether ar
ticlcs cont incd in full stock of choice Family
Groccrl"s, will be sold at prices which canHot
fail to give satisfaction. =,
Goods delivered in any part OF the city tree o.
charge. . AVERY g D&VlD9Ot',,
dec Il 226 King ST., cor Alfred.
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GROCERIES,.

no. l47, Mlns SiFeei,
NEW GOODS.
: Weare now in receipt OF our new stock OF
.ss.s.s CHOICE FAMILY GROCERlES,
embracing the fol- flowing articles suitable Tor The
CHRISTMAS ROLIDA rs:
Fishers Unrivalled Mince Meat
New Layer Raisins.
Currants, Citron, Almonds, and Filberts.
Prunes, Figs, Cranborries.
Bordeaux and Marseilles Oil.
Pineapple and Eastern Dairy Cheese.
Gross s. Blackwelps English Pickles.
Lea s. Perrin's celebrated Worcest. Sauce,
English Club sauce
Brandy Peaches Sardines, halves s. quarters.
Smyrna Figs, Spanish Olives, Jclies.
Coxs Sparkling Gelatine.
Cho;ce Flavorng Extracts.
: Mazoua Farinn, Corn Starch. fa
Bakers No. Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma. e.
Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
French and English Mustards -,
2 Canned Fruits.
Mushroom and Trenton Crackers r.
z Fire Crackers and Torpedoes -
We have also on hand and arc constantly re
Choice Family and Extra Flour, superior
Green and Black Teas, Refined and Brown 81 Su-
gars, Java, Lsguyra and Kio Coffees: Golden
and Honey Syrups, New Orleans MOlasses,
Spices, Toilet Soaps, Washing Soaps, Rornlny
and Charleston Grits, Door Mats, Carpet Tacks,
Sboe and Dust Brushes, Wood and Willow
Ware, Powder Shot and Caps Sugar-cured
Hams George s. Jenkin's Family Lard Cigars
Tobacco, &C
Jamieson's fresh Crackers always on hand.
9 dec 20 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-28
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
.. WINDOW PAPER
JOIN ?. CLARKE

Has resumad his business at he old stend,
NO. l58, EING STREET.
BIS PAPEE IA NGING DEfAHTMhNi
contains rs usual the choicest both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.
Of the most celebrated -
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANuFAC
TURE, ..
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms Halls. Sc
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will epromptly executed
in the most superior style st the lowest prices
The many years experience in this bushes.
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction t" b
that may favor him with tho!r PATRONAGE
NH M-tf &c.,.