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New YonK, TUESDAY. May !.


UpoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,:
Drur Sir-rba want of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal PURPOSES has been long tet by the pro
tees,on and thousands OF lives have been sacrificed
by tho use OF adulteruted articles. lirum tremens,
and othrl diseases q. the DfalE anu rVes, 30 rife
in this country, are very rare IN europe OWING III
great decree, to the difference the putty OF the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you 1ncuiipg your Gin which you sell un-
der the name of aromatic >chletam scrnapps, which
we consider ,usy entitled 10 the high reputation 1t
has ACQUIRED IN this country; nnd from your long e1
nc icuce as d foreign importer, your Bottled Wlhes
and Liquors should meet tn the same deln1nu.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF tho
respectable apohecares in different parts OF the city
as agents for the san OF your Bran,iies and Wines,
wncro tho profession eau obtain tho same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
i,hing you success III your new enterprise,
" rcmaiu. your obcdIe.it seryats,
VALENTINE MOTT. ~. D., Professor oi surgery,
'NA University Medical College New Yo:k
J. NJ. CARNOCHiN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
surgery, surgeon-ln' lief to the atlte Hospital
&c, No. IA ta.t antconr-strect
LEWIS A. SAYRE, N. L., No. T3i broadway.
II. p. pE WEE, ii D No. 70l broadway
JOS rPH WORST EG, NJ D.. NO In Ninth-strect.
NELSON SIELLE ~ d , No 81 Bleeker-sircet.
JOHN U'KElL. Y, ii. d., No. 80 Fourth sirccS
u. |. RAPHAEL, NJ d.. Prot ssof OF the PriGcipics
AID praciic.. OF sur cry, New York Medical Col
icgc, &C.. No. 81 Nnta-"trcct. aud others
The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Inportea aud bottled by himself expressly Tor me
dcina use Each bottle IS lis certificate OF Its pu'
| rity. COOLF!'C NoLFr.'
| Scycubor IL Gnos
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o,HoICE mULES.--IN CONSEQUENCE
u of future TO get transportation as expected,
the undersigned will not be able 70 oner ms cnolcc
lot of medium sized PLANTATIONS h1U, ES until
THIS DAY lIucsdayj. All not sold during the day
will be shipped to another market.
Apply to H. ARHoLO.
January 25 No. 2l9 Meetin s.srect.
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nOants.

WANTED EDIMMEDIATELY, FIVE BAR
w NESS MAKkRS. Apply at No. GO MEETING
STREET, pe1l south Mills House.
January &c tui2
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Elnr Arts.

~ r. f a T At r II A c II ION
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IMPORTATION WANTE o.-ANY IN
FORMATION given of STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city on Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Chaimers-strects
D.camher lG
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
j UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN. 18t9--IN The MATT ER OF
nj. J. WHILE, OF CT ARENDON COUNTY. BANK
RUPr-pEIITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN B,NkRUPICI.-0rder That
hearing he had Oh tho TwESrY.FiFTH DAY OF FED
RUARY, 1869, ut Federal courthouse IN Charleston, =
c., aud that all creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt
appear nc said tims and p!ace, and show cauec, II
any they cin, why the prayer of the petitioner shou
not be raute l. And that the second N third meet
ngs of creditors OF said DankI will be held ut the
otii-e of j. -. CARPENTER Esq. Registrar OF Seq
ond Congressional District South Carolina, On the
1wENTY.FoURTu DAY OF FEBRUARY 1869. at l2 M.
l,y order OF the Court, the 18th day OF January,
1863. DANIEL, II H(RLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court oil the United Sta'cs,
January 90 tu3 For South Carolina.
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VH TIE III vTTICT CuUFsT OF THE
4 UN,CED STATES FOR s0Ui II CtEOIlNe-
JANUARY TERM, IsG9.-IN IHE MATTER or
LAZARUS BILL, OF M.ENiNG, BANKRUPT
pElIIIoN FOR FULL. AND FINAL DISCHARGE
m BANKRUPT Y-Ordsred That q boring
be liz o .he TwENrY.YIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1862
a Federal Cur C IA harlcs'or, :. o.; snO
hi. all ,.reduors, &c of laid Bauk up. APPEAR at
rad M AMI ll:o ald sIow clise, ifany ihsy can
why ihe pr..yrI If ihe ~ it0Ier should rot be
arantct AID rhii t,' sccDr,l and third mertiugs
Of Cred rs # sa'd Eani ,uf Will be h'ld e. ire
ofic vi J G. CAR 'ESrER, E't,., Hrgi- rar NJ tue
S..c nj C ,r.-,ional ni-'rIH., = G. O.. TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF Fl pnuARY 1850 at l2 M.
ny order oil the TO .rt the 25i say of J'nutJy,
1869 DANIEL HOHLBECk,
Clerk o. the q :tri Cou Of the Un 3. Sits for
% ,th Ga. ol;nu. tu3 J.nnary 26
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
/ Apply at THIS OFFICE October %
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cTEAM ENGINES FOR ,ALE CHEAP,
y If applied ior immediately
III One 12 horse Portable ENGINE
III Ono 4-horso Portable Engine.
ALSO
n, Cue shorsc.power ENGINE in good condition.
CAMERON, BaRKLEY Is CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumhcriand'sreets.
January 10
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A GENTS wANTED.--s75 TO S20J PER
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEEMING MA.
CHINF; price s1S. For circulars and terms. address
c. BoWEhS & CO., No. $40 South Third-streot,
Phila ,ephia, Pa 3mo December
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anril o1 No. 161 KlnG.strert.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to tho CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. RIGuTER'S Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 16I KIEG-STREET.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.
Registration Cl0sed---The WOman's
Council.
The Decision in the Case of the Pri
VateeF Cuba.
Meeting of the Stockholders of The
Hudson River Railroad.
Fisk and Gould Enter Suit Against
Chas. C. Allen for Perjury.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The reg
istration OF voters in this city and
/ Brooklyn closed Saturday night. In
this city the total registration was
! l43, III, a decrease from last year OF
30,5l5. In Brooklyn the total regis
tration was So, ,56l, a decrease from last
year of I2,6 6S6.
A convention Of about fifty ladies
! of New York was held yesterday at
/ Packard's rooms, to perfect an organ
izatiOn called the Woman's Council of
| New York. The leaders of the move
lnent state that this meeting is pre-
! liminary TO a convention composed OF
representatives from all parts of the
country. The proposed object of the
| organization is the development Oi
economical, educational and moral
interests, and disclaims all connection
/ with the Woman's Rights party.
The HeTdid'8 special says the de-
.cisiOn of the United States Commits
sioner in the case of the officers of the
| Cuba is regarded as very favorable 10
lister is disgusted, and the spies from
New York have gone home.
The weather last night was the
coldest OF the season.
AT meeting this morning Of the
Stockholders Of the Hudson River
Railroad. held in this city, and those
of the New York Central, held at
| Albany, the agreement for the coDsol-
idation was ratified. The capital
stock is SO, 100000, 107 per cent. OF
which goes to the Central and So per
/ cent. TO the Hudson. The officers OF
/ the consolidated company are c. Van
derbilt, President; VIM. Vanderbilt,
| Vice President; +. ID. Worcester,
/ Treasurer; and Hon. Aug. Schell Sec
retary. The name of the new COM
pany Is the New York Central and
/ Hudson River Railroad.
The Treasury Department to-day
announced that it will purchase
this month Sl0,000,0O0 of bonds, and
sell SlI ,G90, ,O0O Of gold during the
month of November.
Fisk and Gould have brought suit
for perjury against Chas. G. Allen, one
of the parties who sued them for re-
fIsing to carry out gold contracts.
/ Allen waved an examination and was
1 held in 5000 to answer the action OF
the Grand Jury.
In the stock Exchange to-day it was
announced that Mr.. Headley, of the
/ firm of NanderWTiter d Co., was not q
defaulter, as was reported some weeks
since, and that the firm had resumed
payment.
/ 4 blasting accident occurred at
/ Bergun, r. j., to-day, by which Jas.
Thomas was fatally, and two other
! labOrers, severely crippled.
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ST. LOUIS.
Further Particulars of the Stone.
wall Disaster.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The safe
of the American Express Company,
on board of the steamer Andy John
son, bound North, was robbed early
yesterday morning of about $500.
The key of the safe was taken from
the messengers pocket while he was
asleep. The night watchman of the
steamer was arrested on suspicion.
Parties from the wreck of the steam
er StOnewall report siXty-tive bodies
recovered. The cOlored steward and
chambermaid are the only ones iden-
titled. The feeling against Capt. john
.. Washington, of the Submarine
No. l3, who passed the StOnewall
while she was burning, and when ii
is said that many lives could have
| been saved, is very intense. lie Is
condemned in unmeasured terms, moi
a man, or even a child in the vicinity
of the disaster having one word to say
IN his favor. A report comes from
Cape Girardeau that vigilance com.
mittee have been formed there tC
1 lynch him on his return up the river
An Omaha dispatch says parties
/ from Salt Lake report that several
/ Mormon dignitaries connected with
| the Zion Operative Association, have
been publicly eXcOmmunicated by the
/ Mormon church, and considerable
excitement prevailed among theil
/ friends.
/ News has been received from FOrt
Fetterman, reporting that three sol
diers, while cut hunting, twelve miles
( from Fort FetteTman, were surprised
/ by about thirty Indians, and two o
! them were killed. Their bodies have
since been recovered.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, November l.
This morning TWO men in the Lake
Tunnel lit match to see If the atmOs.
phere was affected by the fire-damp,
and Immediately the gas ignited, fol
lowed by an explosion like the report
of q cannon. Four men We're severe
ly injured, and one, it is thought, IA
tally.
CHICAGO, November l.-Admiral
Farragut and family left this morn
ing for Washington.
ST. Louis, November 1.-The Ma
tional Sunday School Convention
meets here tomorrow. Twenty-siX
states are thus far represented.
The final deposit in the Allen-Me-
Coole light was made tonight at Nc
Coolies sal loon. A large crowd was
present. Mike will leave for Cinein-
/ natl tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-The
School Board passed a resolution to-
night prohibiting the reading of the
Bible in public schools.
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The South Bend Qnd. } Register re
lates a horrible accident which Oc-
Cured at Rolling Prairie on Monday
last. A number of hands were en-
gagged in threshing wheat at the farm
OF Mr.. Brown, the machine being set
in the barn. John Nichols was sta
toned in the barn loft TO pitch sheaves
down 10 the feeder. While engaged
in his duties he made a mis- step and
fell headlong from the loft, his head
striking the cylinder, which was run
ming at iull speed. he was instantly
drawn into The machine, head first,
and in less time than it takes to tell
it, his head, and the upper portion OF
his body, were reduced to a shapeless,
unrecogniZabie mass by the teeth OF
the cylinder. The sight is said, by
those who witnessed it, to have been
q most sickening one.
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BENZ. THOMAS,
Carton, Helena, Ark. noy2
The Shiverino Season.

The ShiYeriHg Season.
II is impossible to suppose that any human
being can consider an nttack of Fever and
Ague light visitation. And yet thousands
act as If such a calamity was OF no conse-
ouenee; while thousands who are actually
suffering from the distressing complaint neg
Iect to adopt the certain means of cure, II
ought to be known in every locality subject
to this scourge, or which is infested with re-
nittent fever, or any other epidemic pro-
dueed by malaria, that H0STETTER'S STOM-
ACH BITTHRS are taken in advance or at the
commencement OF the unhealthy season, will
fortify the system against the atmospheric
poison which generates these distempers.
This admirable uvigorant-harmless, agree
able, and possessing rarer medicinal virtues
than any other tonic at present known, viii
break up the peroxysms OF intermittent OF
remittent fever in from forty-eight hours to
ten days. Such Is the universal testimony
from districts where periodical feveTs have
been com batted with this powerful vegetable
Chologogue. In thievish neighborhood wise
men bar their doors and windows, yet strange
to say, If the same neighborhood happens 70
be pervaded by eerial poison, they seldom
take the trouble to put their bodies In a state
OF defence against the subtle enemy. Shiv-
ering victims endeavoring in vain TO warm
your blue hands over the fire. or consurnins
with the fever that follows the chill. remem.
ber that H0STETTER's BITTERs Is an ab.o.
late, speedy and fnf9tfao'e specific for your dis
tressing maiady.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

LIMERICK, November IA fixture
of Land Tenure meeting was broken
up to-day by persons who shouted
for Fenian amnesty. The platform
was destroyed and great confusion
and excitement prevailed.
At Casin, a resolution was passed
eondemning any Irish Parliamentary
bill which does not provide for fixity
of land tenure.
PARIS, November 1.-An symp-
toms of agitation have disappeared.
MADRID, November LII depu-
ties in the Cortes are pledged TO vote
for the Duke Of Genoa as King.
The ministerial crisis is stiIl pend
ing. Prim Is trying to retain at least
one Uuionist in the Cabinet.
HAVANA, Noy. l.-Nothing Is
known Of the movements of the
steamers Lillian and Farasin IN addi.
tion 70 the accounts received from New
York.
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amble and resolution were then re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
This movement created eonsidera-
bic stir. The author is a warm sup
porter of Mr.. johnson, who is still in
Nashville.
John Bell was elected to the Ma
tional Senate some years ago, whilst a
Representative from Davidson in the
Legislature, and took his seat unques-
toned.
Johnson's supporters say this may
be a precedent, but is not law.
In the Senate the bill calling for a
State Convention passed on its first
reading.
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JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September ], 1869.
A the opening OF another Commercial
4 Year, the Proprietor Of the Franklin Job
Printing House takes the occasion TO con-
gratulate the Merchants and Business Men of
Memphis upon the improved condition Of
the country, and the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made to the Franklin Printing House,
in the way Of new and improved labor-sav-
ing Materials, New Scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Card Type, Beautiful Cuts, Engrav-
ings and Designs, representing all kinds OF
Business, Trades and Professions, Illuminated
Borders, Vignettes, etc, etc, making the Office
complete in every particular.
The attention of the Business Public Is
called TO the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description OF FINE MERCANTILE
PRINTING.
The Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
for nearly twenty years and Il Will be his
constant endeavor, by strict personal atten-
tion to all orders, and by giving, in ey cry in
stance, GOOD STOCK, FINE WORK, and Low,
UNBORN PRICES, TO merit the confidence and
patronage of the Business Community.
ResDpcffu1lv 8 G. TflClF
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

EVNHE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur-
/ chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fairbank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed In large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery of Seed viii
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
stt., Ev1I
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THE PRIZE RING.
Movements of Prominent Bruissrs

+ CINCINNATI, November Jack
Looney has secured for Mike McCoole
a headquarters at Shady Grove, neal
College Hill, and telegraphed to Nc.
Coole at st. Louis, who answered he
would be here on the I'd inst. Jim
Coyne started to st. Louis last night
to claim a forfeit stakes by Patsy
Riordan, on the ground that the latter
had failed to make a second deposit.
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RoPosALS.
ONCE Of Commissioner Of PaGlic Works
and Internal Improvements,

ONCE OF Commissioner Of PsiGHc Works
and Internal Improvements,
LITTLE Rock, October 10, 1852
q FAILED PROPOS AIS viii be received al
y this Office, or at 4. E. CHESTER'S STORE
in Helena Ark to be delivered within one
month from the date of this notice, for the
following LENEE WORK, to be done In Phil
lips county, Arkansas, viz:
lst. From the Hills above Helena to the up
per line OF the Williamson place, repairs, il
any.
I'd From the upper end of the Williamson
place, to Yoe's Bayou, break and repairs, II
any.
Sd. From YOe's Bayou 20 Old Levee on the
Apperson place, including new Levee, and
repairs, If any,
ith From tne Junction OF the new Levee on
the Apperson place. 10 OLD Town break, IN
Guiding break and repairs.
5th The new LeYee at Old Town break.
9th. The Culvert for new Leyee in Old Town
break.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
Office, or at a. Z. Chester's store, in Helena
Arkansas.
Proposals for new Levees, and for repairs
to old Levees must state the amount per Gu
bic yard, Tor each kind OF work separately fol
which the work will be done.
The work TO be completed by the first day o
April, 1870.
Good and sum cient security viii he requir
ed for the faithful performances OF the work
BENZ. THOMAS,
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UNDERWRITERS, " MAREHOUSES,
~ MEMPHIS, September l6, 1859.
MERCHANTS MEMPHIS-GE GENTLEMES: The
above Houses ale now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility to seller and
buyer will be given. To my old patrons re-
turn you my thanks; for the future, refer
you TO the past long experience in the busi-
ness. hope to merit your patronage.
Ba5- Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Rates same as drst-cl9ss houses.
sal7 A s WHITEORD
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NASHVILLE, October LIN the
lower branch of the Legislature TO.
day, Mr.. White offered preamble re
citing the following clause of the Con-
stitutiOn of the State of Tennessee; /;
" That no Senator or Representative
shall, during the time for which he
was elected, be eligible TO any Office
or place of trust, the appointment to
which is vested in the Executive OF
General Assembly, except to the office
of trustee Of literary institution"
Following this was a a'resolutiou de-
claring the election of Henry Cooper.
a representative from Davidson conn.
ty, in the State Senate, to the United
States Senate, illegal and void; and
providing for a Legislative Conven.
fion at a future day to elect a Senator
in his place.
A motion was made by a mem
Der, who declared the resolution ar
insult to the Legislature, and moved
TO suspend the rules for the purpOsI
Of taking action Immediately CO it
announcing his intention to move q
lay It on the table. The motion Il
suspend failed, with the following
vote; Ayes, s0i noes, 82. The pre-
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GaIbreath, Stewart & Co.
No. II UNION STREET,

stonewall Block. Memphis, Tenn
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Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Salt, etc. The
stock is well worthy the attention OF dealers,
who are respectfully invited to cali and ex-
anime IL.
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TO the Stockholders of the Memphis
GayOsO Gas Company.

vTNHOSE that have been sued will please
i come forward promptly, and pay the ealls
that have been made, and suits win be dis
missed.
once southwest corner Of Main and Ieffer
@ oea JOHN DONOVAN. Pssaidsnt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eiemphis CITY Directory for 1870

TEHE canvass for this annual publication
4 has now commenced, and the book will
be issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as com plete and
accurate as is possible and refer to their last
Directory CT this city as TO their ability TO dc
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers of the Memphis. New Orleans
Mobile and Louisville City Directories
RICHARD EDWARDS Sup
$. A. CHOATE, Sec'y
L. SOARD General Agent
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NEW ORLEANS.

Celebration of All Saints Day.
NEW ORLEANS, November Ito
day being All Saints Day, and COM
bining with it exceedingly pleasant
weather, caused a large attendance at
all of the cemeteries to decorate the
unassuming mounds of departed
friends with flowers, and thereby per
petuate the remembrance of those
who are resting away from life's ter
rife storm.
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STORAGE FOR C0TTnN.

:. A. CHOATE, Seciy
Z. SOARD General Agent
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MASONlC NOTICE.

4 SPECIAL convocation OF Penn
Il Royal Arch Chapter No. y, will be Ny
held THIS TUESDAY, Evening, NoY.EX\
=, at o'clock, ior work in p. 81. NJ. degree.
All +. 81. is are fraternally invited.
ID. {. TRADER, NJ. Il. II. p.
c G. LOCKE. Secretary nov2
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REllEE BOARD

rErIIE members OF the Memphis Ma g
L sonic Board OF Relief are requested Ny
10 meet at Lue once OF the SherIB,/VN
,Gtreenlaw Opera building this (TUEoDA ~
Evening, at ! o'clCcE,
=. NJ. STANLEY, Chairman.
A / " HEEI.E-R saerefarE nnRl
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RETAIL GRoCERS.
5 SPlCER 81 SHARPE {,
354 Main ST., MageYneY Block.
Fresh Arrivals New Goods

New Shaker Preserves and Jellies-l00 cases;
New canned Tomatoes and Peaches;
New Edam Cheese; New Pineapple Cheese;
New Young America and Factory Cheese;
New Pickles-an sizes-very fine;
New Maekerel-Mess and No. l; New Goldfish.
Choice Teas; COleman's Mustard;
Cross & Blackwell's Pickles;
Cox 4 Cooper's Gelatine;
French Mustard; Worcestershire Sauce;
Fresh Craekers-a good variety.
We are receiving, daily, large additions to
our stock, and sell as low as any house in the
city. We keep the best quality of every
thing In our line. Give US a call.
Ocl7 SPlCER Il HARPE-