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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1869.


, The change from the turmoil aud dis
Ter OF large town-meeting TO the quiet
I'd order of ward meetings is certainly
reeable. The jostling and crowding,
e noise and confusion of an Ellsworth
/ wn meeting Of thousand persons. when
Tread over the whole town. or Is >ipated
20 five s,perate voting places is 4 wen-
lrful re icf, as well as a wonderful in
iovemeut for quiet people and those ont
health. Til, change for the better "as
'dpasle and agreeable and no one conll
! lip noticing it. IL is to be hoped that
us will not be the only advantage that
4, ,e people will reap By this change. but
lat In the future we shall have reason TO
'.j,ic- that the trial Was made and at an
arly day.
The indications at the caucus gave hope
rat no attempt would be made 10 step
ne side fiom the caucus nominations.
IA, such rosy promise was soon scatter
j. for quite ,mber of people desired
nat Justice So,nerby should be elected
udge of the Police Court and they went
work TO effec, that object. Mr.. Somerby.
was urged needed the place. and no
'loubt the position wonld be agreeable to
i,u ia that direction. but he was not nomi-
rated, and Mr.. Dr.nFwatcr was. and
therefore, was elected by large vote.
There was some effort made to defeat Mr..
Outton for Alderman la the 5tn. ward.
Iut he succeeded by = good vote. These
ite ditfei ices will SOON wear of. and We
hall go on harm lnion.ly again. The re-
,ult upon the whole is gratifying. and the
,fncers elected TO pa; the city machinery
n operation, upon the whole arc among
our beat cilizena. We have no doubt but
hey will all address them selves. vigorous
ly. harmoniou.ly. and successfully to the
duties n,rusted to them. We commence
a new career anspici Dusty. We give the
result Of the election By wards.-
Mayor. Police Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11
The following is President Grant

The following is President Grants
inaugural address =
Citizens Of the United States
Your suffrage having elevated me to
the Office of President Of the United
States, have, in conformity with the
Constitution Of our country, taken the
oath Of Office prescribed therein. |
have taken this oath without mental res
ervation and with the determination to
do to the best of my ability all that it
requires of me. The responsibilities
of the position feel, but accept them
without fear. The Office has come to
me unsought. l commence its duties
untrammeled. l bring to it conscien-
tious desire and determination to fill it
to the best of my ability to the salts
faction Of the people.
On all leading questions agitating
the public mind, l will always express
my views to Congress and urge them
according to my judgement, and when
l think it advisable, will exercise the
constitutional privilege Of interposing
a veto 10 defeat the measures which l
oppose, but all the laws will be faith
fully executed, whether they meet my
approval or not l shall on all such
have policy to recommend, but none
to enforce against the will Of the peo-
Pile. Laws are to govern all alike /;
those opposed to as well as those who
favor them. know of no method to |
secure the repeal of bad or obnoxious
laws so effective as their stringent exc
cution. The country having just |
emerged from a great rebellion, many |
questions will come before it for settle
ment, in the next four years, which
the preceding administration have new
er had to deal with. In meeting these
it b desirable that they should be APP
preached calmly, without prejudice,
hate, or sectional pride, remembering
that the greatest good to the great
est number Is the object to be OBJ
tanned. This requires security Of per-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

- Hon. James G. Blame was elected
Speaker Of the U. S. House OF Representatives
without much opposition.
a correspondent Of the Portland Adeer.
tiser writing from Ellsworth. thus daguereo-
types our mode o! doing business:
There are some ffty stores doing businss,
here after the old style. You will ind nour.
pork ana molzsses In one corner OF 4 store
hardware 10 another. boots, shoes, hats. cans
prints, and dry goods generally in another. an,
faces, buttons, toys and quzraers of veal and
mutton In the show cases,
Only think Of quarters Of veal in show.
case" We have always supposed, and thi.
il in accordance with the facts, that
our merchants believed in letting the .'veal
hang" Amy one going up Main Street will
have peculiar demonstration that such is the
fact.
Weston has fsiled again; - should be called
the great balkist.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11
WASHINGTON, March s, 1859.

The excitement attendant upon the
Inauguration is fast subsding, and the
city is resuming its wonted quiet. The
streets though still filled, seem al
most deserted, as compared with the
hurrying crowds that have frequented
them since Monday morning. Thus
early in the week the presence of
strangers was apparent in the crowded
appearance of the streets, and places
of interest, and each succeeding day
added to the crowds until it seemed as
though our usually quiet city had been
transformed to bustling, jostling
Broadway. Boarding house and Res
taurant keepers were in clover, if their
boarders were not. Every hotel, and
many private houses were crowded, and
the ''wee sma' hours saw many an
unfortunate carpct-bagger patrolling
the streets with no prospect of rest
ing place. On the night preceding
'sthe 4th the commotion arising from
the arrival Of long trains from North,
South and West was continuous, and
the shrill whistle of the locomotive,
the precursor of more noise and bus
tie. Newly arriving companies were
marched up the streets to the music Of
their bands, and sefenades and parades
of fire companies, and other organiza-
tons, were frequent.
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.ARDONE.


Alderu1a-John d. usalt--. nrp- lSt'
John G. Jo~i--- pem. 49, Arno "is"eh-
DEN. 1; Total. 2I3.
C5uneamen : Henry Whiting, Rep. i.2.
Mvrics Avery, 40; \. A. JOY. 40; A. A.
Bartlett, Dem. Il. L. p. Renick. Il; Emerson
Googin- II; I.Y. Murrh. /; J. 7. Lansdcn ! !;
]. W. Jordan /. Total. PA.
Ward.a.-A. NJ. Hopkins. Rep. 1876; Hamii-
ton JOY. Dem. Sc; Total. Ia.
C7erk-Geo. W. Fisk. Rep 50. II. P. Ma
son. Dem. C.; Total. Ij2.
CoafdJio-S. P. Thomas. Rep. 100; r. o.
Mason, Dem. 20; Edward unders. /; Total
20l.
WARD TWO.
Alde,ndE-J. T. Grant, Rep. c.; Arno
wiswel Dem. -.
Coancamen. Il. a. Emery, Rep. Co:
james H. Hopkins. Is Geo. II. Brown. C6: / .
Y.Murch, Dem =; J. r. Langdon, p; J. ".
Wandsa.-A. @. slaisaeu, Rep. Il; J. F.
omith. Dem =.
csrk.-wn. o. Mcdonald. Rep. Is; !. L.
EATy, Dxm- %.
ConaeNs.-E. q. Hopkins. Rep. O.; Fl.
ward 9aandsrs. Dem. n.
WARD THREE.
Adsynsa.-Calvin r. Jordan, -: Robert
Gerry. Jr. -.
Lafayette Davis. -; Eljah
Morton. y: Sylvester Hopkins. ~; Edward
Moore, -; Silas SAunders, 10: Charles Bon
sey,i9
Wanasa.-Charsss Z. whiseoub.
Qsrk.-AuSaseus E. Moore.
CoaseGhls.-walssr Jonian, q; E1n Saun-
ders, II.
WARD POUR.
Adsrnaa.-Phil.saer R. Austin. %; Ed
win X. Higxias, =.
I0saeumea. -Wm james, q; Nahum
Fiosd, q; ErAstus u.1shsrp, 3; Peter Nc
Gown, =: Edward Mr0own. z; Ransom A.
Bnnxey. p.
Wardss.-Caritoa Nc0oxn.
Clerk -Danisl r. NsdJocks.
Constable Ambrose Ellis. =; Peter Nc
Gown, Jr. II.
WARD FIVE.
Aldsrnaa--Iss.e Da,ton. Rep. 20; II. II i.
hsr en- Dem IS; Total. I35.
C1saelnss-6eo. Cunningham, Rep. 80;
James r. Hooper. s.; sylvester Lord. 81:
James T. Cushmsn. Dem. Is; Ruei Higgins,
-: @. V. Franks, IS: Total 100.
WardsR.-C. r. Joy. Rep. 81, D. s. Joy,
Dem. -: Total, -.
Gsrk-J. y. Sargent. Rep. s.; z. T. Smith.
Dem. -: Total, 81.
Conaobls.-sAmuel Royal. Jr. Rep. 81 John
3. Clark, Dem Is; Total, lbs.
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VOLUME Is.

VIII begin to think Of becoming a city
soon just to keep up with the march Of
progress. The town election takes place
on Monday the s;h. and probably a Rep
noliean board will be elected, as the peo-
pie are mostly black &C., not niggers AZ
Nasty has it, but Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11

Town Election Eden March ist. Moderator
VIM. ,. Thomas, Clerk, T.. q. Brewer. Select
men &c. d. II. Paine, Daniel II. Brewer
Fountain Rodick. Treasurer John NJ Fsrland
constables D. A. Higgins, Jared Emery and
Frecerick Alley. All elected on union tick
ct.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11

Sullivan, Election, the sth. Moderator, G
T. simpson, Clerk, John b. Preble, seiec:in.n
q. E. simpson. Nath1 Msys, and Jane, simp-
son, Treasurer, James simpson. Mr. Mayo
Is Democrat. Do not learn tina, polite. wa.
carried iuto the election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11

a child, speaking OF his home to friend
was askei, Where Is your homer Looking
with loving eyes q his mother, be replied.
where mother L."
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IIrNRioUE.
AUGUSTA. March sth. ls69.
HARD AT WORK.

The business of this session Of the legis-
laturc will be nearly finished this week.
ana strong efort viii be made 10 az
journ on SaturdaynexG. Evening sessions
will probably be held after Tuesday. and
these. with the afternoon sessions viii NJ
ford considerable time for debate outside
that portion necessarily devoted TO the
routine business Of either house The bill
for the promotion of Medical Science came
10 grief suddenly ia the Senate. being post
poned indefinitely by vote Of IL to 10.
Another bill was laid on the table the fol-
lowing day. confined la It's operation espcc-
tally 10 criminals. IL has been several
times amended and !. now Ola the table in
the Senate, probably waiting the fate of
its predecessor
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THE DEATH PENALTY.

The majority against the amendment of
Mr.. Reed providing for the abolition OF the
death penalty. WAS much greater than had
been anticipated. even by It's opponents.
the vote In the hons- being iorty-iive in
favor. and ninety-rve again.t the amend
Inent. Eight members were absent An
amendment was proposed by Mr.. Wild
len. to the original bill, Us reported BY Mr..
Gilbert, which provides that Clerks of
Courts shall transmit copies OF evidence
and sentence To the Governor. who with
has council shall review the case. and un-
less the evidence OF other causes shall war
rat Communication or pardon. sentence
shall be executed a. the expiration of one
year a now provided by law. This
amendment being in effect. the substitute
OF n new bill somewhat; milder in It's pr
visions than the original. was adopted BY
q vote of ninety 10 thirty-six. nineteen be.
ing absent. The debate was earnest. and
was pa.tic patcd In by the leading members
of the house. the speaker, (Mr. Drum
mond,) leaving the chair 10 speak both
agans. the amendment of Mr.. Reed. and
in favor OF that pro osed by Mr.. Whidden.
During the discussion. an amendment was
proposed by ar. Brickett. providing that
may be administered at the
tine OF execution. this was voted down. II
being gravelv suggested that it was an
acknowledged fact among the medical
profession. that the administration of
chiorofcrm was dangerous TO life. The
bill now waits the action Of the Senate.
RAILROADS.
The leading railroad question Of the |
winter was settled in the house. BE- a vote
Of seventy-'hrec TO fifty. for the indefinite |
of the hlll TO amend the
charter OF the Kennebec and Somerset
Road.
The Railroad committee decide to report
against the petition TO the Vcazie road TO
come to tide waters at Bangor. but will
report a bill providing for their conn cxion
with the European and North American
Road. at point outside the city. the trains
rom the Veaxie road thus coming into the
lily on the track Of the European and
North American. This will render third
all necessary. which the European and
Worth American are to put down, the Yea
lie road paying the expense. Meantime
lac parties may agree, and render this &C.
Ion Of the committee unnecessary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-11

The bill providing for state Police has
been reported. II provides fnr chief cf
Police. and a many deputies not exceed
Ing sixteen a. the governor and council
may direct. The annual salary Of the
chief is fixed ., two thousand dollars. The
DePu,ie, are to be paid three dollars per
day. Tor ach Cay. service. aud travelling
expenses when on duty. All fees and
costs accruing for service % preccpt. or a,
witness 70 any deputy 70 be paid in'n the
State treasury.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAMs, &c.

In the United States District Court at Rich
rnond Yesterday the Attorney General, in ac-
cordance with the PRESIDENT. amnesty procla.
nation, entered a nolIe prosequi in both In.
dIctments against Jefferson Davis, and in those
against Lee. Wade Hampton. Breckinridge.
Longstrset, Wise. Pryor, Seldom, Mahone,
Early. and thirty others The securities on
the bail bond Of Mr.. Davis have been DIS
charged from further responsibility.
The New Orleans ana Ohie Railroad, ex-
teroIng from Paducah 10 the Tennessee line, q
distance OF fifty miles. with its property, stock
fixtures. &c was sold on Monday, upon a
Judgment of the Uaited States, to M E Nor
ton, ofsNorton, Slaughter 4 Co., of New YORK,
tor $4,000
corporation of Glasgown at a dinner Wednes-
day. and made speech. Its burthen was the
Alabama CLAIMS Treaty. which he commended
would settle all the points at issue and prevent
all trouble in future.
The JOINT Committee OF the Nebraska I.sis
,ature having the matter in charge have re-
ported back a memorial with a Joint resolution
praying for female suffrage, and recommend
Its passage.
A number OF f'ariists who attemptad 10 cross
The frontier INTO Spain were arrested by the
French Corps OF Observation and sent to Bay
CBne
A dinner was given TO the English Ministry
~ tisBmOngers Hall. London. last night. MIR
Gladstone made a speech upon public matters
sol. Aaron, well known pugilis', Is under
arrest AT Boston on an indictment for adm
the late prize fight a. Lynnfield.
The English House of Lords met yesterday,
and adjourned until the 18th instant.
The Greek Chambers have been con voked
and VIII meet in a few days.
Ten thousand troops are to sal immediately
from Spain TO Cuba
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n RMY RAHsPO TATToN
HEkDo RS DISTRICT INDIAN TERRITORY.
CHIEr oUARTERNAsTRR's OFFICE,
fOkT u BsON. a. n - lam xrv IA a.co 4

se.l.d ps.n " ssvN -. n. yanasry 10, 1859
4. S1 iS'e 81 l ntsa sJf e.
and snaial nsrch I, iae rom Tort eli son. r.
20 Isn Areuchh. I. z, or such other pests q may
tory eest Of the one h1ndresth meridian OF icnei-
,ude, and south Of the thirtyssth parallel Of
5he transDortation herein sdvertiseS for TO 10
snoiIy oy wagons. The fright 70 be transported
~ Md Hcs s1S ;ss TOO riiiion bounds
s:,:ss: 8 ~ is:s =:
court Of rsoofs, s.ttiSs - ss.. Il esss coz.
w. 80 sss's ss 'f:s s
performance Qfthe same. ~
90. ssSarsa tsss III;
traaqDot the IN each nosth On the yssr. be-
I'm be ). sss SoSa. ..
the amount Of thirty thoas.ud dollars.
Of ssS ossd =
& M: ?: :. s o. .:sr e fI ss,; =
and to have AZ lie command teams slfhcieut %
tFspslors e lss.s los GO IcS.ds per nonth.
ms1t % reject soy end eli sids Which nav -
received and any contract made viii be subject g
the spprov>a OF sns oasrtermastsr General Of the
The larry to whom an award is made uuss h.
seI delay. and 70 give the required bonds Tor q.
fa,thful lerfornance Of the contract
on ssopsssas and bonds will Be Furnished
siddsn are Invited to b. present ., tn. d.y q
Prossssis sSosis b. i.eor..1 ~pro,os.s tsr
os.rssrn.ss.r, bi:s!ies q &c isdis. fsrisosy.
By order q Brsv al .s,or Ssssrsi v ersr.sa.
ss,r;, t b...,: 81 i.s ~ -
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DIE

~ MPbRth In the fall triumphs of a living
ia'th IN hrist, on Thursday, the 18th instant 81
ga O'Clock p m: after protracted illness which
% nore with Christian fortitude. JUDSON O.
EuMPHkEf. Eel. late Of Prince George COUNTY .
Md. in the tsth year of his age
Ibe friends and relatives of the family are in
Ntsd 10 attend his funeral on Sabbath next, ~ 10
CLOCK . m, from The residence of his son in law
Rev. VIM. B. Evans, No. 532 18th street, near '
sOuth Washineton.
JACOBS On Thursday. the Ilth Instant Mt l2
O'Clock. 81 LII h. wife of George T Jacobs and
Youngest dauahter OF the late John Derr, aged %
Jears and days.
Tie friends q the family respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral, on sunday afternoon, 81 two
o'clock from the residencs Of her brother a law
U. farks. on g street, between 9Th and 5th sts.
east. lPhilsdelphia papers please csDy.l
PLANT. On the 18th inst. DRgCILLA ROSE
fLAhI, wife OF y. b. Plant, In the 30sh year Of
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
Der motht z. Mrs. d. ucilla Dudley, No loo q At
south. Island: on eaturdsy, 1t two O'Clock D. m
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
WITHBROW. On the 10th instant after q short
illness, Colonel SAMUEL wIfHE80w, formerly
OF Gettysburg, Pa, in the 6lst year of his age.
FIsHER On the 18th instant, aftsr Q protract-
ed illness, Mrs. HARRIET y. RISBEB, aged g.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
GOVIRNMENT HARB0R WORK AT DUN
kirk, nav YORK

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
GOVERNMENT HARB0R WORK AT DUN
KIRK, NAW YORK
UNITED tTATEs BNeIsEER OFFICE,
No 81 PEARL STREET,
BUFFALO, n. Y, February 1, 1859
Sealed Proposals., in duplicate, for furpishins
end delivering the material for, and DOING the
Work OF Repair and Reinfercement Of the Keet
United States Pier. g Dankirk, New York, Viii
signed, until Il O'Clock noon Of the lSth day OF
February, 1859.
MATERIAL REQUIRED.
. Class A.
<,s 00o feet B. n. Of sawed or well counter heved
timber and lumber; TO be bid and paid for by the
Glass D.
81 80 pounds wrought iron material, assorted in
three 3ttms, viz Item l-nrfft Bolt Iron len
ll-ecreW and Washer Bolts. Item III-epike.
Bach item TO be bid and paid for By the pound.
LABOR TO BE PERFORMED.
Item I-so.lls iisssi feet I, crib framing, &c
der yss.r ~SskD To b bad and paid for By the
item 1850 lineal feet framing. xc I'm ,,,.r.
structure. To b bid and Dsid for By the Iinsal
Item II-sls oords nzs sabic feet, of ,too.. 70 h.
e, =; ed sSS put in the work 70 bid Ss
itsn fVSH "a fest D. =. ass,ur. r.,,,o. =.
lumber. 10 b bid nd paad for 81 the n feet B.
An Of the above % be let BIZ olsss.
bios Tor items OF class, without ooyering Al
the Items OF the ciass, viii Be rejected IN
Al mrtner necessary information may be oh.
Of end e tn: G sss, , he
M r. Hlkvoop, Cast. r.s ana
Iee-~ 1rsvet Lieut.. Col. b. g. A.
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1.-TWO men IN Dubois county, Ind re-
emily swopped wives, one paying the other
three bushels of corn 10 boot.
81 The Unitarian and Uniyersalist societies
ti StOnehan, Mass. united some lime since
aLd have Just completed a large church editice.
- Capt. lngerfeld, of the British Navy, has
invented a mode OF steering ship by hydrosta.
nc pressure so that the captain can SIT in n .
cabin vi b compass and guide the ship with
LIS thumb and finger.
~ There IL a bill before the Wisconsin Leg
stature making the attendance al school OF
children between eight and fourteen years OF
aEe compulsory.
@A street preacher, recently sentenced TO
Inc or imprisonment IN London, choose the
latter, on the ground thai -sBunyan was locked
mp ard left the curt singing hymn, the
burthern which was. My old companions,
iare you we'll, viii not 90 with you 10 hell
81 shooting ARRAY occurred AT Mariana
Philips county, Arkansas, last Saturday, re-
-ultiEg IN the Instant death OF all parties con-
Cerned- whose names We're Thomas and Ar
thur Slaughter and Arthur Freeman. The
former Were from Mississippi and the latter
from Alabama.
~John II. Beck and MS wife are 10 be tried
IN ~ LOUIS on The charge OF superinducing
insanity on Mrs. Braddens. They compelled
her, with revolver, 10 sign a deed and trans
fer an estate valued al s2UO,UoO. She is Beck's
mother Il law
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OEEICE lHIER Ara lin

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA
OFFICE CHIEF QUAkTEkMAsTFR,
SAINT PAUL, MINI, February 4, 1859
Proposals are invited until March 9 1859 At this
ofhee and at the District Quartermasterls Office
i ton shaT, M. 7 to furnish the following Mill
tary supIhts, at the mouth of the Muscle Shell
river on the Missouri, naming the montbs ana
Quantities Per month when they can be put in
All the customary conditions In such cases TO
govern: W
10000 OF mere Adobes lerexs In ehes, delivery to
10000 or more nerchsntsble hard Bricks suit
aole Tor chlmneys, deliverable at kiln. Time Of
delivery as above
Pest. " ~
s. 600 feet one inch Pine or other Boards, suit
able Tor rooh"g, tsheathing.r
25Ooo feet one and g half inch Pine, dressed OF
addressed. for 1oering.
500 feet two-inc Pine Plank,
eco feet three inch Plahks
1000 feet, board measure, of Pine or Of Cotton
wood Logs not TO square less than eight fs inches
IRON IL TO "A feet in length Length 10 be stat IN
proposal for each twenty-five.
500 or more tors Of Bay, to be cut and stacked, or
be delivered at the Pest
ZOO cord. Of Wood, to be cut and delivered,
corded, at the Post. 8 B. HOLABIRD,
fe l26t Deputy 2. NJ General, q s. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A 7 u N
OFFICE DEPoT AND Discussing Q NJ,
HEhDQ Rs DEPARTMENT oil the SOrTH
. ATLANTA, GA r. brusry 5 1853
VIII sell. al public auction on SATURDAY
February - 1869, at the Government Stable cor
Fer OF Prior and Line streets, beginning at IL
a HORSES,
MULES,
ARMY WAGON.
1 CART AND HARNESS.
The above animals can be seen for two DAYS pr or
70 sale upon application to the superintendent at
Terms cash. Property to be removed on day of
By order of MAJOR General Meade
j. FARNSWORTH,
Breyet Captain and A. A. q. M. u. b. A.
in charge of Depot.
fel0-J W. II. HILL, Auctioneer.
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fel0-3,

CBO!Cl BROWN SUGAR I2x ANDI3c.
~ NEW ORLIANS CHOICE, lac
~BlTE SUGARS, and 16c.
10 Chests FINEST OOLONG TEA, only 81 25-
no dust. Fine GUNPOWDER only 8 60
Try them.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE, 35c.
FINEST RIOS % and 25c
FAMILY GROCERIES of every description, ct
very LOWEST PRICES q. WITMER,
1l9 Pennsylvanta avenue,
ia lin etween 18th and 10Th streets,