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New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
ALBANY.

NEW CHARTER AND ELECTION LAWS FOR NEW
YoRK-THE ERIE, CENTRAL, AND HUDSON
RIVER ROADS--sECTARIAN SCHOOL ALLOW
AscEs swEENY's $S3,OOO-TwEED's NEW
GAS BILL, ETC
ALBANY, Feb. 2-Most Of the important bust
ness Of to-day referred the City OF New.iork Its
Talnmany bills "for reorRauinng the City Government
and "ior regulating elections In your city, were intro
duced by Mr. Fresr. Another bill concerning the eity
was brought in by Mr.. White, repeating the existing
authority for supporting seetarian schools, which will
bring up the common school question in few days.
Deep feeling prevails this subject, which Will quickly
find outlet.
Mr. White also introduced bill OF broad character
in railroad matters 1t is short and emphatic running
thus "Chapter 9lG OF the Session Laws Of 1862 entitled
An act TO amend chapter 2s OF the laws Of 1863 entitled
IN relation to the Erie NewIork Central Hudson
River and Harlem Railway Companies Is hereby re.
peaed aud d proceedings had or taken thereuder Dy
etheri OF said companies, are hetoy declared h qua
roid II there are few more injuncons" left they
The gas busndss is considered placer worth further
exploration by the Tammany magnates. AS Mr. Fields
monster BY left some opening or pretext Tor an opening
for gas works, Senator Tweed introduced bill Tor
chartering a Company between Forty second and Sey-
enty.ninh-sts. Mr.. Tweed likewise brought IN bill In
the Senate for regulating the quality OF gas, Tor which
bill affecting the charge Of Mr. sweeny for
transmitting 10 Controller Allen two cheeks for the city
Washington County. Though not leyeled specially at
that obec hits the mark II allows County Treasures
money, If under $4,000 half per cent on sums over
and below SlOOOO and oneeghth per cent where
ihe figures are greater the compensation, In
to exceed g. year. Therefore Chamberlain S~eeny
NAV as well remit another check for the sum over
charged (Which would be $4,000 Controller Allen having
pruGently held tho matter open, not assenng 10 the
retention OF that sum for so little service
The ice trade has attracted the attention Of Mr. irving
who submitted proposition for special Committee TO
investigate and regulate that rapidly increasing prancn
OF business The matter Will be looked into by one OF
the standing committees-rOvng committees having
been rendered too offensive by their general extrava
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
ASSEMBLY.



Regulating the grade, &c, of roads and streets
In westchestsr County; approving the action OF the
Commissioners to locate a Reformatory Prison in the
sixth Judicial District; IN relation tn elections In the
CITY of NewYork; providing for revision OF tho state
Statutes: also relative 10 preferred causes In the Su-
preme Court and Court OF Appeals.
PASSED.
Changing the name of the Ithaca and Tpwanda Rail
road Company amending the act Tor making provision
for the government Of the City Of Ne~-hofk
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending the act allowing towns To take stock IN the
ROndout and Oswego RailrOad appointing interpreters
In BroOklyn Police and Justices Courts to widen ana
improve Fourth-st Brooklyn; chHrtcrng the Brooklyn
Market Company; widening st. Marksnyc., Brooklyn;
relative 10 AtlaniIcavo., Brooklyn; extending Fort
Brooklyn relative To sewer assessments IN
orlnIzc the Local Government IN the city ofNew York
Referred TO the Committee on Cities; To regulate the
cndct of elections held Ia the CITY OF NewYork for
nuhIic park In ths Twenty nrst Ward. New YORK ;
regatipg the sale OF Intoxicating liquors In New York
reealng section OF the act making provision Tor the
Government OF NcwYork this has reference TO aPprO
,paiions for secaran schools repeating the act OF last
sesson relative 10 the Ere Hudson. Harlem, ard New
York Central Railroads allo wing the sonsde Railroad
In construct branches and for other pufpoees Tor
Cont M Cyil Jurisdiction In MOrrisaDa repeating the
act chartering the Hanson Cab Company.
The resolution urging reduction oi the y ana mile
age of CoDgressmen aud the abolition OF uo HahkIhH
privilege was adopted , ..... T.. ., 49,, %
if Was moved that special committee be appointed 10
learn the quantity Of Ice Ia the houses OF incorporated
Ice co,npaes also the expense Of gathering ice with
view 10 determining whether any legisToh 10 necessary
,o nrcyept the Increase of the prices. Laid over .
hill was introduces for regulating Inc Illuminating
pwer In yas IN the state. and the pilce chkeu io o
same. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
SAN DOMINGO.

PROTEST FROM CABRAL AND LUPER0N AGAINST
THE LEASE OF SANTANA BAY, AND AGAINST
ANNEXATION--ITS TRANSMISSION TO GEN.
GRANT
WASHINGTON, Feb. Capt. Owens, U. s. n. has
transmitted to the Navy Department, from San Do
mingo, copy of a proclamation issued by Gregores
Luperon, General Of the Armies, and Jose Maria
Cabra leader of the revolutionary movement i'll the
provinces of the south of the Republic of San Do
mingo protesting against the cessOn of the Bay OF
Samana to the United States, and protesting against
the action Of Gen. Baez President of the Republic,
in Offering the island for sale. They protest, also.
against the treaty, and Baez of fraud and of
the misappropriation of the public money to his pr-
vate uses. The manifesto OF protest, was trans
mitted to the President by the Secretary of the
Navy.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. 2
A bill was introduced relative to the liabil-
ties common carriers, requiring the Signature OF
passenger consgnee consgnor TO exempt from iaDA
ity. ,.,,,,- , -
Notice was given OF bill TO regulate the quality OF gas
I'm NewYork; also TO charter the company between
Forty-second and Seventy y-ninthsts., New-YOrk.
Authorizing n railroad IN Opehundred- and twenty
lftb-st and other streets in New-YOrk
resolution adopted instructing the Brooklyn
Controller report the Senate the amount OF bonds
issued by that city to pay advances for local improve
ments Agreed To.
The Senate in Committee, disposed OF the following
bills as noted
Relative to the public health OF New Utrecht third
reading relative TO the redemption OF lands sold FOR
non payment OF taxes progress amending the act to
Law ont road In Flatbush and NewUtrecht, third read
ing; authorizing the Citizens Gas Company OF Brooklyn
to lay gas pipes In New Utrecht. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
MEXICO.

MORE GENERALS PRONOUNCED-THE SITUATION
GROWING WORSE EVERY DAY-REvoLUTIoN
IN FIVE STATES.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2-News from Mexico, via
Brownsville, represents that the revolutionary party
in Mexico is daily strengthening. Gems Macias.
Zarequi, Espinosa, Davlle and Others are organiz-
ing troops TO aid the rebels.
The Vera Cruz EspTanEa says " The situation of
Mexico grows worse every day, and even those who
seemed to have more confidence in the future, now
bow dow their heads under the weight Of bitter
disappointment. No can be found to avert
the storm which threatens to sink our unfortunate
country in the horrors of a civil war The revolution
has broken out in the States of Puebla San Luis
POtos Guanajuato Queretaro, and Michoacan. and
in vain the Government attempts TO overcome it
with its trOOns.p
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
GOVERNMENT PURCHASING 4 CABLE.

GOVERNMENT PURCHASING A CABLE.
LONDON. Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1870.
According to the provisions of the act OF Pariia-
mcnt empowering the Government to take posses
sion Of the telegraph lines OF the Kingdom the
Treasury Department yesterday paid f'2oo~ Tor 'he
cable connecting England with Germany by way of
the Island of Nordeney.
DOUBTS or TIE CHINESE TREATIES.
The Globe. correcting statement made by The
Tnes says the objections TO tTeatrs with China arc
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
THE NEW DOMINION.

THE RED RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO SUPPRESS 1T.
TORONTO, Ont, Feb 2.-The Dominion Gov
has ordered the construction OF boats to be &c
feet long, six feet wde and three feet deep for the pur
pose Of sending men into the Winnipeg settlement the
first opening Of Spring.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
confed to doubts about the faithful observance Of
their stipulations by the Chinese.
AFRICA.
REPORTED DEATH OF LIVINGSTONE.
InNnnN Wadnesdav Eeh a 1a1

LONDON, Wednesday. Feb. D. 1870.
letter has been received here from Capt. Coch-
rane of the Royal Navy, commanding the Petrel sta
toned on the African coast. He reports that Dr.
David Livingstone, the celebrated African traveller,
had been burned wizard by chief in the in
terror.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
ROME.
DIR. DOLLINGER's OPPOSITION.

DIR. DoLLINGERs OPPOSITION.
BERLIN. Wednesday Feb. 2. 1870.
The Faculty Of the University of Bresan have con-
graduated Dr. Dollinger his opposition to the
declaration of Papal infallibility.
Since the assembling of the Council seven Of its
members have died and four have left the city.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
SWITZERLAND.

ZURICH. Wednesday. Feb. Q. 1870
Dr. j. Dubs of this city has been chosen President
of the Swiss Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Wednesday. Feb O. 1870
The Archduchess Elizabeth of Austria has fled to
America, having embarked at Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
SPAIN.
cAsTrIIAR On THE CLERGY.

CASTELAR, ON THE CLERGY.
MADRID, Wednesday, Feb O. 1870
In the COrtes to-day Senior CASTELAR, made an
effective speech against the payment of the clergy by
the state
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

WASHINGTON.

THE CURRENCY BILL PASSED IN THE SENATE
THE ADMISSION OF MIssIsSIPPI-THE GOLD
PANIC INvESTIGATION-A NEW MARINE HOS
PITAL FOR THIS PORT-THE FENIAN PRIS-
ONERS IN ENGLAND.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

pprrFCToRAL CHANGES-M. OLIVIER CoMfAhLp
TO JUDAS IsCARIoT-NO ARMY kEpCClioN
PARIS Wednesday. Feb. 2. 1870.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

greed upon between the Post-0ffce Department
of the United States and the Post-Office Depart
meHt of the Hanseatic Republic Of Hamburg
modifying article IL. Of the Postal Convention
of June II, 1857.
The international correspondence, conveyed
either by the United States or by Hamburg
steamers, between the United States or its Ter
ritories and Hamburg, will be hereafter subject
to the following postage charges, viz. =
Postage each letter PACKET not exceeding
half ounce in weight 10 cents
Above half an ounce, and not over one
ounce ~ -
Above one ounce, but not exceeding one
ounce and half 80 -
Above one ounce and half, but lot
exceeding two ounces 40 -
And the postage will increase in this scale OF
progression to wit: Additional ten cents for
each additional half -ounce, or fraction of half
ounce.
Payment in advance shall be optional IN either
country. 1t shall not, however, be permitted 10
pay less than the whole rate, and no account
shall be taken OF the prepayment of any fraction
of that rate.
This additional article takes the place of Arti-
Gle second of the postal convention of the 18th of
June, 1857, which in all other respects remains
in force.
In witness whereof, have hereto set our
nam es and affixed the seals CT respective ohees,
this twenty third day of August, one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty, at the city of " ashipg-
ton.
isEAL] J. HOLT,
Postmaster-G eneral.
TsEALl II. Il. KUNHARDS
Acting Consul for the Republic of Hamburg
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Posr-OrFIcE BEPA rxENr,


Washington, November %, 1867.
Having examined and considered the foregaing
articles Of postal convention, for the mcdifca-
ton of the convention executed between the United
States of America and the kingdom of Italy urder
date Of sth July, 1868, which were agreed upon
and signed in duplicate at Florence on the eighth
day of November one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, by the Hon John A kasson, special
commissioner, &c, on behalf of this department,
and by Chevalier Advocate Giovanni Battista Tan
tesio, chief director of the Post Office Department
of the kingdom Of Italy, on behalf Of his depart
menf, the same are by me hereby ratified and ap-
proved, by and with the advice and consent of the
President of the United States.
In witness whereof have caused the seal of the
Post Office Department to be hereto affixed, with
my signature, the day and year first above written.
SEAL. ALEXANDER ". RANDALL,
Postmaster General United States.
WASHINGTON, November 30, $50.
hereby approve the foregoing convention, and
in testimony thereof have caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
SEAL ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
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For the transport Of closed mails By either ID.
ministrafiOn for the other BY -. The following
rates are fixed TO be charged and received by the
administration rendering the service, viz.
| (a) For Transport Across the wafers Of the At
lanfc Ocean, cents per single letter rate; and Il
cents per kilogran net Of other correspondence.
(b) For transport the waters Of the Pacific
Ocean, 10 cents per single letter rate. and 20 cents
per kilogram net Of other correspondence.
(cJ For transport across the Mediterranean Sea,
80 centesimi per SO grams of letters net. and 60
centesinii per kilogram net Of other correspond
ence
administration shall charge and receive the amount
which it hall have actually paid for tie account
Of the other.
ARTICLE XIII. The accounts between the two
administrations shall be stated quarterly, and
transmitted and verified speedily practicable;
ami the debtor office shall pay the balance found
due to the creditor Office, either by exchange on
London. at the debtor office, as the creditor
Office may desire
The rate for the conversion of the money Of the
two Countries shall be fixed by common agreement,
between the two offices
ARTICLE NV When in any port of either
country closed mail is transferred from one YES
sci 10 an ther, without any expense TO the office
Of the country WI ere the transport is made, such
transfer shall not he subject to any postal charge
by one office against the other.
ARTICLE XIV. Correspondence exclusively re-
la!ine to the postal service shall be transmitted on
both sides free Of all charge
ARTItLE WI. Letters wrongly sent, or wrongly
or not deliverable for whatever cause,
and all registered correspondence not deliverable
for any cause, shall be returned as pr,nitpiy as
practicable II the originating office, at its cust if
any cast is incurred Any pystsges on returned |
coTrespon ien,e which may have been charged |
against the returning office shall be discharged /
irum the account.
All other correspondence which cannot BE- de- |
ivered shall remain at-the disposition Of the re |
;eivns administration
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The foregoing articles Of detailed regulations for
carrying into execution the postal convention Of
nth November, 1857, between the United States
and Italy, are hereby raeiflsd snd ayprsved.
Witne0 ny hand and the seal Of the Post Once
Dspartnest this - ny Il l1ay. 4. D. 1865.
lmAL1 ALEX. ". RANDALL,
-0onaeal
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alent of half ounce, forty grammes as the equiv
alent Of one ounce and hat and go with their re-
spective multples in progression - applied by the
respective Offices. 1t is also understood that the
rates upon correspondence shall be applied accord
ing to the weight stated by the despatching de-
partment, except in case of manifest error.
ARTICLE XIV The two departments shall
settle by agreement between them all measures
Of detail and arrangement required to carry into
effect this convention, which may be modified
from time to time by special arrangements to be
agreed upon directly between the two Post De-
partments.
In witness whereof the respective plenipoten-
tiaries have signed the present convention and
have afhxed thereto their seals.
Done in duplicate, at Turin, the eighth DAY OF
July in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three.
Isl JOHN A. KASsON.
H. e. G. B. BARBAvARA.
We. having seen and examined the above signed
postal convention, and having approved thereof In
all and each Of its parts, have accepted, ratified,
and confirmed the same, a. BY these pre~ente we
accept, rstfy, and confirm 1t, promising to ebeefve
it, and to cause it to be inviolably observed.
In faith Whereof We have signed With our hand
the present litter Of ratification and have caused
our royal seal to be afixed thereto.
Given at Turin. the sixth Of the month Of De
eember. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty three, and in the fifteenth
H 4. al q QUIZ reign VICTOR EMANUEL.
On behalf Of His Majesty the King, the Minis
: - vIsCONTI vENosrA.
hereby approve the aforegoing conventiOo, and
fn testinoay thsr.of have caused die sd Of the
n 81 ANDREw JOHNSON.
~ tho RrpaSdeats
WnlAu b. o9wAa1, Secretary e 0tata.
Wahingtso, Nay T. lisa
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Wr,,. g. Whllden 4 90.

Visitors Of the Great Fair at Charleston, the
present week, should not fail to call ut the
bouutiful establishment Of WM. G.. WnILDEH d
Co., at 20 Hayno Street and 225 King Street.
Thoir array of Crockcry, China and Glass ware
ut the former and Of The finer grades of crookery
and Silver and Plated Ware, Watche. and Jew
erly, and of ali that beautiful addenda Of such o
stock, at tho latter, is worth going to sec. even
though you have purchases to mako.
The Wholesale Department, which is on Hayne
Street, is under tho accomplished management of
Mr.. w. S. LANNEAU, and tho Retail House, on
King Street, under tho very efficient and cour-
teous care of Mr.. STEPHEN THOMAS, Jr.
Our readers will please refer to the ADVERTISE
ments Of their houses, elsewhere in our paper.
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The Editor Re.Seatcd.

"o ore greatly Indebted to Mr.. ]. D. CnAio
sua DIS very efficient and worthy employee, Mr.
4" i. BARFiELD, for tho vory kind and liboral
s'' involved In re. seating the editorial chairs o
.ne WdschEo" The work is handsomely dono,
10 The style known as camo.oeated, and tho editor
again writes from an easy and comfortable chair,
10 say nothing of tho beautiful polish impaired,
making the whole thing look as though II had
just come, originally, from tho hands Of the skill
ful Workman.
DIR BARriELD is prepared to do this kind o'
"ofk at moderate charges. Send your bottomles'
'nars to him and have them made now again
"na encourage homo industry.
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s.The Univorsal Aver.

On my journeys over the continent--through
Turkey, India, China, Japan, Peru, Chilli, Para.
quay, Brazil and Mexico. and tho United States
lin them oil to somo extent and in some to great
extent, have found the universal Aver repro
scnted by his family medicines which are often
held in fabulous esteem. Whether they win
their marvellous reputation by their cures, know
not, but know they have 1t to such degree
that ii frequently gave ms distinguished i.npor.
Ficld's Letters from. Abroad.
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Rurnlturos

o'r' q. y. BuAnEs adyertises the "Sumter Fur.
"''uro ana Chair Waro Rooms" on another col
."n' anu We take pleasure in directing public at-
"u.oh 'nsreto. lilo has recently made large
additions to his stock including, as will be seen,
Sofas, Side Boards. Book Cases, wardrobes, Blu.
ieau'' "ashstands, Sitting and Rocking Chairs,
a.. manner OF sleeping comforts for children, be-
''ass Cottage Sets, &c. Dir. suAnns is always
courteous and polite and takes great pleasure in
showing persons through his stock. The np'
p.0ach to his Furniture Rooms is now though a
nigat of s,airs from the front,
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business cha ngo =, rr.ye.vt,,.

0s@ O1AHHBo ~ 1NWyeUvIII0s
Notices which appear in this issue inform tho
public that the house off. A. MAxss 4 Co., at
Mayesville, has dissolved by the withdraw Of
Mr.. W. J. MuLDRow, and that tho business, in
tho same dspartments-Drugs and Medicines,
Groceries and Provisions-wlll now he eosass,.
ed bv DR.. ia. MATES. While expressing our
high appreciation of the retiring partner. We OK.
tend renewed compliments and commentator
to DR.. MAYEs, who remains in position to servo
his friends and the good people Of tho Mayesvills
section generally.
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Black Seed Oats.

MIR. D. MArnEusoN, of Augusta, Geo., Of
'ers cargo Of tho celebrated Black Seed Oats for
salc' as will be seen by reference to our adverti-
sing columns. The Augusta market now seems
70 DO drawing nearer to tho people of this SEQ
ZION Of Carolina; and nearer still, as the noble
BODY Of workmen employed open up the way for
the track Of tho Wilmington, Columbia and Au.
Ruaia lina
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Deaah ornIr. Samuel Wasson:

Ono of the best citizens Of Sumter recently
passed through the .sals that ssparates us from
tho spirit land, and has gone to wear his Inn
mortal crown Of heavenly reward.
We utter no word of compliment, inspired by
years Of strong personal estesu and love, when
10 wrto to bis memory Zone Of Sumter's best
citisens." Our departed friend was known Of all
the community in this character, and loved by
oil, white and blaek-tho large number Of color.
cd people 10 attendance upon his funeral services
sttestng tho fact that he hold warm place in
their affections. Some Of these. too, more prom.
iusnt followed the hearse to the place Of burial,
and sought and performed service in the last sad
duty and respect discharged by his friends.
MR. WATSON was one Of the pillars uf the Bap.
list Church at this place, and had been as poll
shsd shaft 10 the earthly temple of the Most
High for many years. Ho loved tho church and
oil of her services with steady and unvarying
srdor, and in his liberal henrt devised generous
things in her support. To the denomination
to which ho belonged, and to our ohristiau COM
munity, his death involves a sad loss.
For several years no was ono Of tho londine
partners OF the enterprising mercantile house of
GREEN, WATSON 4 WALSH, aud to his energy
and industry and we'll directed effort was due
much of the large success attained by that house,
and the beneficial results accruing to our town as
business mart.
His health had been feeble for many yoars,
rendering it necessary for him to seek the invig-
Grating climate and restorative wators of the
mountain regions Of North and South Carolina.
lie returned to his homo after an absence during
the summer months, to die in tho bosom Of his
deeply devoted family, and in the midst of his
large circle of sympathisng friends.
Wo mourn him as departed friend, but we
know tha. he has gohe to @ shining seat In tho
blissfal courts Of the heavenly Paradise, and we
take comfort, while extending to his afflicted
family our deepest sympathies.
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Fine Cigars.

Mossrs. NASH & DULIN have laid on our table
abundle Of Cigars, tho very odor Of which,
before 10 fire is applied and the smoke curs, is
exhilara,ing. Thoy aro ofthe higher and finer
brands, and gentlemen whose sies,a is moro sue
ee,sfully wooed or pleasurably succeeded by tho
in'piraton OF the finer Spanish weed, should
give them a trial.
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1000 Reward is offered by tho proprietor Of DR..
Pierco's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery,
for medicine that will equnl it in the cure ofall
severe lingering Coughs, Liver Complaint or
biIiousness, and all diseases arising from impu :
rity of tho blood, as Ernptions. Pimples. Blotch-
cs and Bols. Sold b, druggists. Pamphlet
cent free. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N.
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Adrian a. VOllcrs.

These gentlemen keep up a large stock of Gro
eeries, In great variety, and also keep up, mcnn-
"hilo, a systom Of advertising by which the fact
Is nude known to tho world at large. The result
is, they have large and increasing business
The attention ofgroccry buyers is directed to
their advertisement.