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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


FROM NEW ORLEANS-In steamship Sherman June ana
Mrs Nuep g. H. DaBford f. r. lBgham, Henry spencer Ms 1o1-
dn. Miss oe Mr. Jar aud wife Miss Florence Aas
tin James Low Mrs Amos B. Merrill and servant mr~ o "'
NJ George Darpg family and ten in the Storage
Washington June lJh bfsney IVY
and child Mss Csstenur G. stephens, D. Young y bs
and servant; MIS- Bbber Miss Bibb I'd Burns Goldman Dr y
Woodrd lady j. j. Lewis, j. d. Gleason o. Sonan o .y
Master heCeesy j. Taylor spa"snoeg " H. hsn"'
FRoM IN steamship sarssos Juue l2F Brown
Mr. b. Bequert s. Tooke Miss G. kearney, d. hes ~ z.
Rksr Miss A. hather Master b. Mather H. Stesder and WE MISS
s. A. Pummer c. e. Washburn A. GnsUod Mr. and Mrs. Obneh'
Gndfy D the q,
PROM HAMBURG-In steamship Teutons Jssel2P Crossarth
Scow child Lesshat, Olympia JENNY W. John Satonno
Sehrach b. yokmutb. Jus Rasky. Ann kansaann Vpenns
H. Noler Tobias CIerwnk IL SchadiI sehsle bsiher WIZ
FROM sAvAEYAH-In steamship Virgo June &c H. Bulhlsy,
Bulkley child Hr Prentice Mrs LeeI a. D. n
Grda n Uich Smith. b. r. Wren, H. T. Kelly " o. 'bAtef'
Holm walls Capt Mansfield W. Hsveny j. Sect b. essen a.
r. Seeley Mss Ward houe Miss Ella CaTE hrA u.
Delmore A b. Cassidy Mrs. Baker X A. frahkna ~
In steamship Bsrues-June l3Capt n Iurpn, y. ~
Schiller and lady DAILY and wife d. Nightingale MIS- Sapan
Meyers Miss B. Green Mrs Haee two nurses s9a osi
dre1. Miss Elliott Miss n Cooke Miss n Lee harnan
d. CorkinQham Blanchard Jno Mcpherson Hartley, "a.
Young Mgs H. z. Wright Quuby ~ Kelley ano we niss
A C Oakey Miss Morris Mis- A. HiGgas Mrs A. d. Beau
champs Crommeln JDo. Mclaughlin, Hrs hebarneH @As'S
PROM LONDONn steamship Beons June Lands John
Rds Aaine T. wleacken, Rebeea Nemsu Sarah bes Harry
Hsh Jene Lmden. Chaes Greg, W. Llnmsrs as'I s NJ -
VIM I'd Een Mott Thomas Rowan, Richard H. boo AIIAI
Bernard Geo Silva Jus Silva Brunei sophie Bane.
BuBer Bruner Fanny Hanion Richard neper W"
David iewisou Marie MSkam Neee hakaD
Msrtndale Springer Chss H. Springer Jas splngeh ma
upying Grace sheple SheRe HeSry Lude@an hs PIX
man Joseph sksn, Samuel Slman Henry Pauet AI
Paulfet Kate Pane Anna raue~ o1
Pau Henry Pauiet Thomas hahTOn. LnI kennecnger LeoP
Heller Daniel Selgnsa, Auguste Martin. Madam Martin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, June PIP. N.

Gold opened at 1893, sold at 1894, closing
at 1891 1885, The cearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
we're OOO and the balances 4 65 The French
steamer took out 100000 in specie to-day.
Government bonds were firm under moderate demand
from investors but therewas absence of speculative
movements Coupon 52Os, 1862 sold at 1921 New '65s
1894, 67s 1884, Coupon 04Os, 1Osl The market had
firm tone and at thescloe strong The transactions
have been on limited scale and there are but few bonds
Offering
State bonds were higher. Tennessee per cents adj
vanced to 673 New per cents 6 North Carolina New
per cents 81 Missouri per cents 92f Louisiana Levee
per cents COZ; Alabama sper cents, 900 Georgia per
cents g. Railway bonds we're firm, with sales of Lake
Shore Dividend bonds at 92i Fort Wayne lists, los ads
at 90 Sds g. Morris and Essex lists sold at 99i Mari
posa 10 per cent certificates strong advancing from
As TO So with active demand. Western Union Tele
graph sold at Al Pacific Mail was the feature Of the mar
ket advancing from sls TO eOl. The stock has been
heavily oyersod and deliveries continue to be made with
great rregularty The transactions were very heavy
and marked with much excitement
Railway shares were firm New-York Central sold at
l9eI0ls2f; Hudson I5stdl59 Harlem, 143 Reading, 9s
Michigan Southern sold at 100, 1884, 1865, closing 1885,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 97i096i; North Western Com
mon so a9Ot; Northwestern Preferred 1Ol9lO2t Rock
Island was dull at 12Oal2Ol st. Paul shares were firm
the Common selling at 75z076l and the Preferred at s3
0sei Fort Wayne sold at 1861 8157; NewJersey Central
1854 Hannibal and St. Joseph i259l26 The market was
firm throughout the morning. and stocks were In good de-
mand The uncovered short interest is very large and
stocks are in active borrowing demand After the
second call the market became unsettled and decnedl per
cent on Rock Island. Michigan Southern, and North
Western shares upon the announcementOf the Bank
Statement there was renewed demand to buy,
and prices advanced to the highest points OF the day
After O'Clock the Northwestern shares were quoted
e1dividend Of per cent the Common selling at &C. and
the Preferred at 81. Maposa Certificates became very
active and advanced to 80 bid for large amounts Hud
son Harlem and New-YOrk Central were strong. Read
ing St. Paul. and Toledo and Wabashlshares were duh
but firm. The market closed firm but dull.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds: 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14

F,0e, Whit. Com du MIsd and Yellow sacks zoe Mixed
WHITE ne Common white T5G76ei Choice 70 Fancy y.
IN new sacEa ssa5sie IN bulk 6dele or ~ o..
PsDey In aeks Rye steady for Prime WHISKY nm &c
Provisions dull Pork ea Picked Dry Sailed Clear s sa' isS
Bacou-ShOuders lllc Clear Rib Sides, lee Clear eaes
sIe Lard qust Cattle arn at 1881 Live Hogs steady A. ~
asa Reoep-FOur 500 bbls Wheat s0o bash Cerh' oV'
bush; Oats 1000 bash. -. q, ss
LOUISVILLE l2-ols dull al 7o972c Rye dull At o. 20
Corn dull At 65dTOe Provisions eady Clear Rib Sides S Oe1
Sides Idle sbouders Ille Sugar Cared HAMS l9Glele Lard
fierce sd lsc Mess PORK 80 Four DALI Supene, - SOGsa
Tobacco steady; sales, 20i hbdA at 90 800 BID %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
THE STATE or TRADE

IoNpoy Jnne Phi Cousos at 9 for money and ga
g2, Tor th account United states FtlSeHy bonds 49, Stocks
steady; Ere, l6i; Illinois. a. 49,, .
lands, Ii4d. Midding ORLEANS ia .-.-. 49, 49, -
IoSDoS June 21sugsr firm J5aO q cwt for No II Dutch
STANDARD on the spots easier at 20 9dAl Tor DO ahoat
Ioypos Ill mlh following are The closing prices Of The
Stool Ftbanre TODAY: Consos molsy, g2i; for account go
M $40 bonds (o) fnne 8Oi Ee shares, 1915 Illinois Cena
O4I Atlantic and Great Western. Al.
ivgEpoot lime PIN motion closed shade
sales to-day 10 600 bales; prices unchanged Wheat 80 q Genital
for California White Roan 81 est iOT Common North Carolina
Other articles unchanged
HAyaE Jane Cotton opened quiet and steady Tres OrBrs
A.. faueg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST CLASS wEII-sECURED INVESTMENT,
YIELDING IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
TRUSTEES;
J. EDGAR THOMPSON, President Pennsylvania Gen.
trail Railroad.
CHARLES L. FROST, President Toledo, Peoria, and
Warsaw Railroad.
We regard these Bonds at the price, as the cheap
est and best security on the market.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price. Full information furnished by
HENRY CIEws & Co,
No. 81 WALL-sT., n. Y,
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS or THE COMPANY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the Rock
FORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Com
PANY, pay principal aud interest-lst February and
1st August-in GOLD Com, free Of Government tar
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information, sent
on application. HENRY CLEws & Co.,
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14

weSern in store Gle lo Indian Com has arrived l.H
freely offered has proved be in much better
order and with good Eastern and local d TENS .,
taken for Glasgow aud vePoo Old has
attracted attention bat better We haye ADDED 20 our
stock 900 bush Much Of that offered
has been difficult sale being damp and slightly out Of order
only Go for the local trades has been as
comparatively prices To-day the market again better
quite the demsnd confined chiefly 70 the bone tde e
BUSH 6582 for Damp and Unsound New Western
Mixed s5d9c for canal lots e5c 81 for railroad lots and r
Old ahOs White at &d93c; DO Yellow at Sl0Sl Oli
Southern White at ella 81 OF, and Co. yellow At 81. -,
COTTONWe again note general advance Of about &C. No. VIE
spectators buying about all the desirable lots offering and
the very frm Of 30 bales 6 last evening". Of which
pnners 10 spectators and 10 10 eIpcreTs OF we
ADORE 5S4 to arrive We quote % follows:
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Nr,vs pAcKAGEs For rHF pRrss.

ana and pursers Of arriving port equedts
I, nclages Addressed EeNYsk Press ouy
persou, eIhstng authority Of j. smontOn, General
k for Conmtro TYfass TKIBusE,
World SIM Frpr EreHiag Post Commercial AduerfissT Stats
tn1 Yorker DeRkrat should also be delivered onF e
he
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Per Pessels, fiqfroada AMI Canal
JryB u 763 Cotton, r. 78 lbs Flour 9 bush Whest
"a 5 bush Corn bush bush Rye ig5 bush Beans,
II1l M. Refined Petroleum bbs sputs Tuentue 1913 hhl.
Rosin ls9 pkgs Beef 30 pigs Cut Mear 90 Pkg Lard 80 pigs
Abr I29 bkcs Senn I5i Dkgs Butter 5yl pigs Cheese, %
NJ. To l2a 2l9 bills Copper 30 cakes Copper
mi bills WHISKY C65 bills Egg 81 bales Wool ~ bales Hops 5Sl
s Leather HIDES hLd - bids Sugar Do bags
Cotton seed IL Rice 500 boIes Starch 2SJ bags seauts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
NOBILE AID MONTGOMERY n, R, CO,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Interest Per Cent per Annum, Payable Way nnd NO
Vember, In the City Of New-fork frheiP"
Payable in 1855.

These Bonds Which placed orr h'n o negotiation V
the Company w them regard astea security They are
s lien rou tho road equipment The o issue is limited TO
Al OOo roa Of lGi miles In length which, but ' PEI nile
m d trunk ne ruunng from MoutgomerT The captaoi Alabama
- oss, q mss from Mobile with whh connects by Steamboats,
The road has been IN operation years sli l's demonstrated its eapa
M "a do basneSS That business 6 be much enlarged on
the the voreaHs and Mobile Railroad no" IN The
course ofrapid eoH'ueiou.
m the intention ohe Company to sen mhceni 81 these Bonds to
, ia floating debt place the road md equipment IN tTate
retaining tho balance in possession TO meet future eonn
gsneeL
~ A. this price they yield about cent per annnm on the
ept exclusive per deon1 at which they are Pur
h We ssuadeny them safe aud probable invest
ment
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sREDs-G Secs dab and prices nominal At sale r
Timothy Rough Flax Seed selling al " 55D
s2Ga Calcutta Liusecd quiet ~ ~ Is.
gTEARIN-We note small sales choice In tcA a. l9.c
TALON rather quiet today bat Pnes NiAou CHANGE sales
of23 II Al HE.
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sarnRnAY,s wEATHRR REPoRT-e. ..

IMMATURE ALMANAU -.
sn, t2s sun sets....... T:32 Moon sets.''lils
WATER THI DAY. -,
Candy Hook 10 Cows Island 1900 Hell GAs..' l'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14

No61y was ln folr gnppy at per cent In cur
rency 10 all houses IN credit Early in the day
some loans were made at coin interest but BEFORE inc
close Of bank hours large balances ohered az
currency interest and the market closed very easy
Sterling Exchange was fair 80 quotations. LONDON "
days. lO9talO9s; London, sight, llO4Gllo5i Lonuon'
prime commercial days. 1OsE 6Oos; Paris long, olst~
517i; Pans short 5lG1a515; Antwerp, 52OG5Sl SWISS
620a51s3; Hamburg, 353GS5E Amsterdam, 4OtG4Oti
Frankfort 4os 94Os, Bremen, 7si07s3 Berlin, mona
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treas
we're Receipts for Customs $4,000 for Gold Notes.
HOOO; total Receipts, t1,Ol9405 73 total Payments
tss22l5 n; Balance, Ss2,5o7,sl7 Is
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Sabimgs Yanhs.
QibiNmh IOtitts.


OrrIcE OF CnIcAGo AsD NoRrH-wESrERS RAILWAY Co,
No 81 Wallst, HeS-lOTk. May % 1903 }
TINE Board of Directors of this Company
have declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT the cap
m Company free Of Government tax payable on aud
after da Of June next 70 the Stockholders as shown the
hooks 18th CAV Of June next TIE Transfer
Rocks Of e Prtsff end Common will be closed the 18th
da Of June reopened Thusday the lat day OF
July neIt al 10 u by order Of the Board Of Directors,
' A. L. PRIrCHARD. Treasurer.
OPgiCE or TIA CENTRAL Coal MINING AND MyG. Co..
Nos IS ~ TRINITY BUILDING, Z
NEw.iORE, June 3 1869 }
VNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this COM
have this day declared SkMLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT e Capital stock payable at the once Of the
Company aud amer July 1853.
Transfer Books viii close June 49, and reopen JnyL
BY order Of the Board,
p WHITE. Secretary and Treasurer.
ROM, WArRRrowN 4 OGDKGsBURG RAILROAD,
Vice Presidents No. u College place EewYok Juue 1892
VENHIS Company will pay u SEAll-ANNUAL
DIVIDEND Of FIYB PER CkNT free and after the 18th JAY
record this date Transfer books will remain
closed July Stock registered IN NewiOrk will be paid
Mercantile Bank for sixty days all others at Waterfowl
j. A. LAWNBR Treas
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The National Trust
COMPANY
or THE CITY OP NETWORK,
NO. 336 BROADWAY.

CAPITAL..--....-.-....SP1,OO 100000.
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK At SIGHT
PArssPRR CENT INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR
SIX MONTHS OR LONGER
THE COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR MONEYS PAID
INTO COURT AND RECEIVES MONEYS IN TRUST.
DARIUS r. MAHGAM. President
n r SOLOMON BENJAMIN T. BANCROFT
Firtyie.P President Second yierPr,sidenL
JAMES MERRILL Secretary.
TRusTEESi
niprrs II N1NGAM JAMES NJ DEUEL.
NORRIS WINSLOW. OLIVER CARPBNTkR
SLASH. wETHERBEE JOHN H. " ARNOLD
Wg II LYON ROBERT A. FORSYTH
THOMAS CHRISTY HUDSON HOAGLAND,
GEO DUCKHAM, DANIEL s. AfFLblON'
LEWIS / PHILLIPS ROBERT H. BERDELL
WM. Y. ALLEN, HbNbl Z. CAhlbI
p,p,g STEVENS WIN d. sHATTUCK,
JosgpH POOL T. W SHANNON,
g. RosENBLATT, URl GlLBBRT
NAPOLEON HAGSEs THOMAS b. REED
rnuyR CECIL ALFRED b. DARLING
BARNET l. SOLOMON, GEO. A. FELLOWS,
BRSI. r. BANCROFT, THO BRETT
u,t n EyARTs wa. S. WHlTLOCH,
THOMAS CORNELL, p s. SALISBURY
WILLARD IVES DENNIS JONES
JACOB s CARTER, JANIS MERRELL
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SinsntiaI.

| oT CHICAGO NORTH WESTERN R4ILwAI Co.,
| No. 50 WLL-ST. NEW YORK. April IL, 1867 -, ;
| THE Transfer Books of this Company Will be
closed on FRIDAY the Both day Of April inst st2 Gsloek M
for the purposes the annual election and opened on the A % Of
June neIr-st 10 o'clock A. l.. PRlTCHAhD, seereafy
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SrOftssionaI putitts.
Climbing Gurhs. &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Ful
"A tOh.sI-wEDDIHG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tEst'
shsd l8l5)
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-02

The Spanish government has
made formal demand for the thirty
gunboats now in New York harbor,
and has sent men there to man them,
or will have them there shortly. The
demand comes through the State
Department from the Madrid Cabin
ct. District Attorney Pierrepont is
understood to be preparing papers to
libel the gunboats on abe grounds,
first, that they are designed to makewar.
on Peru, nation with which we are
at peace; and, secondly, they are de-
signed to make war upon the Cubans.
a people with which we are at peace,
The latter complaint is based upon
the amendment to the old statute by
which we are bound to be neutral
towards all persons potentates, colo
MES and people with which we are
at peace. This will bring up inter
esting questions, whether unrecog-
nized people have status.
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To Tell fhe Actual Value OF
Cows.

The gAnaey;can Stock Journal in
reference to this subject says:
slNow we can go into the dairying
neighborhood, and point to farmers
who are loosing from two to threethou-
sand dollars year by keeping cows
yielding two hundred lbs. Of butter
per year instead of those that would
yield from five to six hundred lbs.
in the same time. How many dali
rymen can tell the relative value Of
each COW Of his herd by actual test 2
There is a little instrument for their
purpose that don't cost much, but
very few dairymen know anything
about it. 1t is called "Lactome-
ter" constructed BY placing num-
Der of glass tubes Of equal length and
diametur in a wooden frame, The
milk from each COW is placed in
some of these glass tubes; there they
stand side by side, and you can see
the depth of cream that rises in each
tube, representing a certain cow, and
estimate her value thereby. These
instruments are kept for sale in
Philadelphia and other cities.''
Might not our farmers profit by
the above item? soaaasA na5s7.) ahTaf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-02
Twice in Love at First Sight.
BY JAMES PARTON.

Atlantic Monthly.
Twice in my life, have fall in love at
first sight. The first time was in book
store in Boston, in the street named after
the father of his country I was fresh
from New York, where my afternoon walk
is usually up the Fifth Avenue, a street
in which the Mahometan doctrine just
mentioned does not always seem so very
irrational. This first love of mine was
girl of about seventeen, with lovely
bloom on her cheeks, and she wore a
dress of blue something (not silk with
white spots init. It was when l found
out what that sweet girl had come to the
store to buy, that gave way to the weak
ness alluded to above. She was lovely IN
herself, but, great heavens ! she was there
buying a Gazetteer Here was young
lady, aged seventeen, who took interest
enough in the world she inhabited to de
sire a catalogue of its contents Amaz-
ing Long she hesitated, anxious to
choose the best Shall it be Lippincott ?
Shall it be Harper? She, made up her
mind at last, paid for the book, and COM
pleted her conquest by carrying it home
herself l never saw her more know
not her name but love her still, and
often have a >distracting vision of her
when [ see ''those Others" in the Avenue
which is numbered Five. It is only be-
canse am not Dr. Holmes or Mr.. Lowell.
that I have not written out my Lines to a
Young Lady in Blue-Spotted dress (not
silk whom L saw buying Gazetteer IN a
Boston Bookstore.
The other time was on the long piazza
& Loh nd
She was married lady, a mother, and a
writer of charming verse and prose 1t
had been her singular good fortune to be
reared on the rock bound coast in such a
way that her growth was never checked
by excessive school, nor her freedom OF
movement hampered by irrational dress,
or false ideas of propriety. Her father
being landlord, fisherman, light
house keeper, and man of sense and in
formation. she has plenty of boats, rocks,
and ishing-tackle and suggestive CONVEX
sation and SO grew up absolutely free
from one of the pernicions restraints OF
defective civilization. At the same time
her mind was duly nourished with hon
est knowledge, and kept totally free
from all the contracting superstitions. |
never spoke to her. l should not know
her face to-day, if I saw it. But what
captivated my affections was the won
derous beauty in her step Just to watch
the glorious harmony, the perfect concert,
of her movements,-wa rapture. It is
this darling of my memory in her coarse
Do Lewis boat dress, that / think of
when see those gorgeous ladies carrying
down the steps of a fashionable house an
immense armf1l of clothes which thew
have been exhibiting at reception
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CUTE.-The ST. Louis Journal
of Agriculture, is responsible for the
following: A genius out West has
Just patented a machine for making
chestnuts out of sweet potatoes.
He is brother to the old man who
put handles to prickly pears, and sold
them for currycombs. SO
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the nervous and debilitated should immediately
use HKINBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU, ,t3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-02
Auction.

We will sell at auction every Saturday. at one
O'Clock P. NJ, all kinds of new and second hand
Furniture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29
ROCERIES.

Having Just returned from the North, where
|, with great care have selected very choice
lot of GROCERIES, consisting of every article
found in the grocery line, | would invite 3
call from my friends and the public generally
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Cof, es, of all grades.
Brsndies Wines, Whiskies, &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars.
Jellies, Sauces, Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and bbls
Also Cross and BlackwelPs Pickles.
Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and Family:
Tobacco-Smokings and Chewing, of all kinds.
Cigars and Cigarettes. of the finest quality.
Soaps-Common, Patent and Toilet
Syrups and NJ Molssses.
Fine Salts, in sacks, small bags and boxes.
Csndles-Sperm, Adsmantine and Tallow.
Vinegar-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Nuts-Walnuts, Pecans, Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits, such a. Ctron, Figs and Kals-
ins, in quarter, half and whole boxes also,
Seedless Raisins, Dates Mince Meat and Cur
rants. w -
A large lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms. &c
Hams-Country and Sugar cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sidos.
And every other article found in n hrst. class
grocery store and which | purpose to sol
cheap for cash Give me n call
GEO. l. SEATON.
nov l3-tf l79 King street.