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FORTY -FIRsr sEssION-sECOND TERM.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Mr. ScRurz introduced a
Joint resolution concerning Colleges for the Promo
ton OF Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. IL pro-
vides that no State that he's not received rs proper
ton OF the grant OF lands Donated by the United
States for agricultural and mechanical colleges
shall in future receive such lands unless the col
eges TO be established provide facilities OF instruc
ton for all without regard to race or color. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported with amendment the bill TO reorganize the
marine hospital service. IL provides for the ooec-
tion from masters and owners OF TWO cents per day
for each seaman on board OF United states vessels
arriving from foreign port or on registered, en-
rolled or licensed vessels In the coastng trade who
shall have been emp Dyed on such vessels since they
were last entered at any United States port
All moneys SO collected shall be paid into tue
treasury without reduction, and be credted 10 the
Marine Hospital fund. The Secretary OF tne Trea-
sury is authorized to appoint Supervising surgeon
OF the Marine Hospital Service, TO have general con
troll OF the disbursement fund.- AT salary OF sSOVO
per annum, and travelling expenses. -. 60.
Mr. Ramsay from the Committee on IOst Onces
reported the House post route bill WIN amend
ments. -.. 4. I-.,l
The bill to supply deficiencies in naval appropra-
tiOns was taken up and passed. Htt.l .fi
The Mississippi bill was then taken up ana dls-
cussed by MIR. TrumbuL II.l. aIA NIEl
Mr. RoOts introduced bill 10 encourage the es-
tabshment OF mail steamship line 10 INDIA and
China and TO promote immigration from Europe to
the Southern States. Referred
Mr. Fitch introduced a bill in relation TO the Sutra
The resolution reported some time since from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, calling on the Pres-
dent for inform alton concerning the Imprisonment
OF American citizens IN England FOR political
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The New York AIRLINE Railroad.

The New YORK AIRLINE hullrOuus
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-The Senate Com
merce Committee agreed this morning to report
bill for the construction of an airline railroad
to New York. 1t is the bill introduced yester-
day by Senator Chandler
whisky In Bond.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-A delegation OF whisky
manufacturers was before the Ways and Means
whisky out of bond be extended from one to three
years; also that all taxes levied en- whisky be COL
eSted IN bulk at the place t Of Ss The
writing and promised to give the matter their care
Presents to the President
general Horace Porter, the Presidents private
secretary testified .to-day before 9ar1elds Commit
tee OF cold Investigatons relative to certain pre-
have been received at the White House last Septem-
ber from New York, amounting in all to some sixty
testimony OF witness whoswas before the commit
tee last week Porter said he knew nothing of such
presents as he was travelling with the President at
The Mormon Investigation.
The Territorial Committee examined Dr.. Beale
to-day concerning the Mormon bill now before the
committee. Thus far all the witnesses examined
are Gentiles, and the testimony Is all one way. Mr.
Hooper, delegate from Utah, has requested General
CullOm TO summon some prominent Mormons.
The Committee on Public Lands had discussion
on the proposed bill forbiddng tho granting OF land
subsidies TO railroads, but came to no conclusion
The Fenian Resolutions.
The House is engaged on the Fenian resolutions,
MI Wood, OF New YORK, made pitCer spSecn
against the foreign policy OF the administration.
Naval Orders '.9fI..H .r
Captain James Madison Frailey is ordered TO
special duty at Philadelphia, connected with the
shipment OF coal for the navy.
Lieutenant Commander T. j. Nae Is ordered "a
signal duty under Commodore Lee.
Paymaster Charles w. Hassler has resigned.
Distinguished Arriyals.
Generals Sheridan and Terry have arrived in this
city, and both had interviews with President tnis
morning. General Sheridan was accompanied By
General Forsyth.
.rt Customs Receipts.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press
The following are the receipts from customs FOL
the week ending February 81
Boston ......................... ss16 "a.
New York. 227t 00i
Philadelphia. s6311
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. 20IS1l
| New Orleans for the week ending Jan. 81. 16Ob6l
| San FRANCISCO, for the week ending Jan. 20 l2T46
Total. SO, 1so 9Ot
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LEGAL 1MTHL1IaHMcE.
District Court, No. 1-JudRe stroud.

DtBtrtCt OOuEt9 mo- l-Juukc StEOuus
Hill Il Jones vs. Issac e. Blinn. An action on q
promssory note. Verdict for plaintifrs, s665so.
Isaac Nathans VS.. A. c. Nanny, Assignee. A
feigned issue, to try the ownership OF certain pro-
missory notes. Verdict for plaintiff.
District Court, No. 2-Judge Hare.
The Workingmens Real Estate Mutual and Build
ing Association vs.. Charles Carroll Biting, Truste
An action on mortgage Verdict for defendant.
Charles Dettmer Co. VS.. Stephen Miller
action on promissory note. Verdict for plaintiff,
William W. Patton vs William LeIbert. An action
to recover for hanging paper in defendants house.
The defense set up that the work was neggently
done that IL was worthless, and moreover, PLAINTIFFS
woIkmen carelessly injured the furniture OF the
jenkins vs.. Dunlap An action to recover for the
keep Of a horse. Before reported Verdict for
plantin SlS494.
Court Of Oyer and TermIner-Judges Ludlow
This morning the Court was engaged with the
slaughter, IN causing the death OF little girl named
Caroline L. Olheld. The defendant is a man of
middle age and very respectable appearance, and
the facts alleged against him are brieny these:-On
the 4th OF December he went into the grocery store
OF Charles B. Stackhouse, No. l24 Orthodox street,
and offered 10 sell iuid he carried in can which
he represented 70 be patented n0n-eXplOsive
There were several persons in the store at the
time. among them the little grill whose death was
the occasion OF this trial In order TO demonstrate
that the article was really what he represented, nom
explosive he proceeded to make an experiment
there, in presence OF all the parties. He filled
small glass lamp with the oil and lighted the wick
and after showing what brilliant light 1t made he
then set tire TO the lower end OF the wick that was
in the oil, and eXtingushed the name by turning
down the screw Of the lamp This he repeated
several tHes, and then took the wick out and laid
It upon the counter the oil upon
the metal ring encircng the mouth OF the lamp was
burning, and IN this condition OF the affair he tipped
| the can to pour more oil into the lamp, and then,
| the name drawn into the cam a terrible explosion
| took place. The flaming fluid was thrown ali about
the room, large quantity OF It falling upon the
| child and burning her in such manner that about
| 10 O'Clock tnat evening she died The defendants
| hands were also badly burned.
| The prosecution was instituted, as stated by AS
sistant District Attorney Dwight in order to insure
protection to life against the reckless experitnents
OF inexperienced dealers in articles the proparties
OF which they do not know. The case il vet on trial
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NEW YORK, Feb. 10. = Stocks 1rm. Money
easy at b@6 per cent. Geld, 1908. Five
twenties, 1862 coupon 11514; do. 1894 do, l14ll
11SX; do 1868, ia; 10-40s, 112A Virginia 6s, new,
81 Missouri os, eoN; Canton Company 6sH; Cum
berland preferred, "a Consolidated New York Cen
tral and Hudson River, 971l Krie, 244; Reading,
9lA; Adams Express, 644; Michigan Central, igl q
Michigan Southern, s71S; Illinois Central, 1857
cleveland ana P1ttsburR 9SB Cmcago ana kock
Island, 11s2 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 101 West
ern Union TeleRraph. aSaI.
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FROM THE WEST.
Woman Sunra

Woman Suffrage Convention ut COlumbas. =
Convention met in the Opera House this fore. .loon
The hall was about third fu and the audiences
was composed principally OF citizens OF Columbus
Mrs. ID. Cutler, OF Cleveland President OF the Ohio
Woman Suffrage Association, called the convention
10 order, and Mrs. \. f. Grain, of Dayton, was an.
pointed Secretary Prayer was offered by Rev G
w Phillips, OF Columbus, and committee on reso-
lutions was appointed.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven q Bro. No 40 s. Third Street
TMPoRTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, prepared IN Conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department,
can be procured in twenty-four hours on applica-
ton made, either In person or by letter. onlyat the
onhcial Passport Bureau, No. 1856 8. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia, ROBERT s. LEAGUE q co.
Also, Official lists OF all Ministers, Diplomati
Agents, Consuls, and Consular Agents OF tn
United States, who they are, where they are from
and where they are located, furnished free OF charge
TO applicants T30
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Cotton steady, with sales OF
400 bales middling uplands at 25c Flour-State and
Western quiet but frm for low grades, which are in
limited supply; State, S4'60@5 80; Western, $4,000
$685. Southern rather more steady at f6'40Qs9'76.
Wheat active but prices without decided change
winter red Western, sl2691 %; white State, $150S
1fS. Corn dull: new mixed Western, 6S(590c new
yellow Southern and Jersey, see @s1. Oats are
without material change. Beef quiet Pork dun
new mess, s26. Lard firmer; steam in uerces 1890
1bakc. Whisky nuet af 06I1C- ..N|.|lN
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Coypel, $40; wood Scene, with Gypsy Tent ss5 ;
banyn By HaTs ss5 .psoSne and Apoo.p 1 by Boa
lOugne, eoT; "Apollo and Leucotha, p by the same
ln1; "Danae,n BY Bully, te1; Trenton FAILS" by
ROndel, col; "achusset Mass )" by MorvillieT, eT6
Garden Scene, with Figures by Pope, e17 Many
Of the pictures were Of quite medium value, aud
brought from doyvn IN
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OUR STATION HoUsEs.-Iu the Grand Jury
presentment handed in on Saturday last the
following passage occurs:-
We would respectfully and emphatically call your at
tenton TO the present condition OF the station houses
they being sadly out repsr Needing proper socommo
water and whtewash The cells were in most cases. in
fearful Condition not only from want of proper venta
tion from fh There also is great need OF
daton for tho homeless who apply for shelter during
the night it is TO place them in cells in
default OF proper quarters"
This morning, on inquiHlng at proper quarters,
We were informed that over one year ago the
Chief of Police applied to the Police Committee
of Councils for alterations in the Third, Fourth,
Fifth, and Eighth District Station Houses they
all being wlthout proper ventilation, having
neither Drainage nor eulvert, and being alto
gether unfit for the purposes intended. The
result was the expending of about $500 in the
way OF windows. Another application was then
made and the reply received that il was foolish
TO expend money on the old buildings and that
new ones would be put up,
As an instance of what has since been done.
we give the statement that at the Thisd District
Station House $50 people lodge nightly, and
since the LIST of December not single step has
been made in the way of cleanliness for the
reason that no appropriation has been made to
over expenses.
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IRON NEW ENGLAND.
The Iron-cIad SIonare,,.

PORTLAND Feb. 10.-It is announced that Captain
COmmerell has received permission to take the Mon
arch 70 Annapolis, and that she may call at New
York.
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CoRREcTIoN.-A misprint occurred in the
copy of Mr.. Binneys will, which appeared In
THE TELEGRAPH yesterday. The legacy given
by the second codicil was I've thousand dollars,
and not five hundred.
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THIRD ID EDITION
III a n R1s h y "A g.

Great Excitement at the State Capital
Governor Geary Vetoes the Police
Bill and the Bill in the sohoeppe
Case-The Veto Message
A Rumor that the Gov
ernor will be I'M
peaohed.
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RUNAwAY.-At 12 o'clock to-day two horses
attached TO family carriage took fright, in
front of the Continental Hotel and dashed
madly down the street, breaking the carriage
and badly injuring one of the horses before
heinU stODDed
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ALUMNI OF GIRARD CoLLEGE.-The Execu-
tive Committee of this society are already
making arrangements for the next annual re-
union in May, and from plans proposed il will
be of more interest than any heretofore.
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II. Sable and Frederick Nohrman publish
card in the Chicago Tribune, saying they ar
makers of the Cardiff giant, and are ready +
make any number to order. They claim an in
terest in the present giant.
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EXPLOSION IN AN IRON MML.-About $50
o'clock this morning pudding furnace in the
rolling mill of the Messrs. Rowland, Delaware
avenue, above Poplar, exploded with terrific
force, scattering the molten metal in all direc-
tions. Fortunately however, no one was in
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THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES. - This
evening Rev. e. H. Chaplin will lecture at the
Academy of Music rs one of the 'stars" in Mr..
Pughs galaxy. His subject will be "The Roll
of Honor"
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The Paris Riots-The City Tranquil,
but the Police and Military Active
The Gallioan Clergy Believe
the Pope InfalLble-The
Egyptian viceroy viii
not Give Up the ,.
Iron clads. f
White House Scandals-$60, 900 Worth
Of Presents to the President
The Fenian Resolutions i
in the House. ,.
FROM EUROPE.

The Paris Troubles
BytAe AnglO-American Gable.
PARIS, Feb. 1O-Noon.-There was considerable
excitement among the people during yesterday and
last evening The police were active in dispensing
the crowds here and there; but outbreaks oc-
Cured. Many arrests were made.
The military are also out in force but their SER
vices are not needed. .tr .r.
BY O'Clock this morning the streets were as quiet
as usual and at this hour the city is perfectly tran
quill.
occupied by the rioters.
Gustave Flourens has not yet been arrested, and
he is said to have fed TO Belgium. 81. ~
The grand ball at the Tuileres announced for last
evening was postponed o1 account OF the disorders
by no means abated. The troops are near at hand
and can be concentrated at any given point at the
shortest notice.
The Interest on British ConsoIs.
LONDON, Feb. 10.--A bill has been proposed, which
will be submitted to Parliament at an early day, for
making the interest on consols payable quarterly.
ship News. H1 t.r
LONDONDERRY Feb. TO- - The steamer Nova
Scotan, from Portland, has arrived. Ifu.
English Emigration TO Canada.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-The Times OF this morning OPP
poses the Government proposition for promoting
emigration to Canada. f
The Admiralty once will sell number OF war
steamers at LoIds at tne close lose o. Feoraary;
in commercial quarters.
Reduction OF Tobacco Duties. I'D
The English Government has declined to promise
reduction in the tobacco duties, as requested by a
delegation OF persons Interested In the tobacco
trade.
The Egyptian Iren-Clads.
CoEsTANTIHoPLE, Feb 10.--Ismael Pacha, the
viceroy Of Egypt, has sent the Sublime Porte bill
for the construction Of the iron-cads but still de-
tans the vessels. .............
The HcumenicaI Council.
ROME, Feb. 10.-The Gcumenica Council is de-
layed with the reception OF petitions from the CALI
can clergy fsvoring the dogma OF Papal infalltbty
Bullion In the Bank Of France.
PARIs Feb. 10.-T1e amount of bullion In the
Bank OF France has increased 900 francs during
| the week.
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BUReLARY.-About 1890 o'clock last evening"
the residence of John Brueck, No. 615 South
Third street, was entered by burglars who pried
open q rear window, and robbed of lot of
clothing. The theft being discovered, the police
were notified, and the burglars found in the
house No. 613, with the clothing in their posses
sion. They gave their names as Charles Evers
and Herman Fisher. They will have hearing
at the Central at o'clock
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FROM THE WEST.
Arrest of n SwlndIer.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-James H. Clark, cutter in
the wholesale clothing house of Moore, Loomis
& Co., has been arrested for robbing his en-
ployers of goods to large amount. The value
of the goods taken is not known, but $4,000
worth have been recovered He was considered
one of the best men in the establishment.
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WED DING INVIT TIONs
,Ws9RAvEDM Es9RAvED IN THE NEWEST AND BFST

LOUIS DREKA,
btAtioner and Engrayor,
No. Loss OHxHNUf Street
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OUR STATION HoUsEs.-Iu the Grand Jury
presentment handed in on Saturday last the
following massage Occurs:-
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

The beneficial effects Of these
! ;B1ters can DO attested, By Mou,
Sands who hare used them and
acknowledge hcm y superior to-
auy thing etMe Kind erer 0efore
offered 10 tie public. LIE. '', w. s'', ),
As a sure cure ,torDiarrAea,
Loss Of APPctitc,, Fever and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
! Dyspepsia, General Debilayorl
Neruous Headache, tbs medicine
has no equal. 1t is especially
recommended to persons t,ayeL
ing, as tending to counteract tho
effects Of a change Of water.
II These Bttcrs ta6ula be-. tomsa
upon tile SMe-boam Of ercry
tamiN as vell, qs tho Bar OF
every arell.regulated Hotel.
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"Tns Otp COUNTRY. We would call
the attention of those Of our readers who
have friends and relatives in the old
countries to the advertisement in another
cpluIa Of the National Steamship
aud Emigration Company, of which
Richard o. German is President and
Patrick Shean Treasurer. Our old friend
Patrick Tieruey has been appointed local
agent of the Company at this place, and
is prepared to furnish passage tickets, or
sigLt,drafts for any amount on any part
Of Grcut Britain or Ireland. Read ad-
yertlsement. ass ~ - ssa.Assi .ss7y ~ a
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Ko.Koo.-This medicine is rapidly
gaining the couHdcnse Of the people, and
tue numerous testimonials Of its virtues,
given by practitioners OF medicine, leaves
no doubt that II is Il fafc and reliable rem
edy for ImrumrY OF THE BLOOD. LlyEn
JisEAsR, &c. The lust Mdiral Journal
contains an article from Prof. r. s. New.
ton, NJ. D.. President Of the Eclectic
Medical College, city # New York, that
speaks in high terms Of its curative prop,
ei,ies, and girss special Recommendation
OF Koskou / the practitioners Of medicine.
This is, We believe, tic first instance
who're such ynicdieinsS lhuYc been officially
endorsed By the great credit upon the
and also put. k,csko5a in he rsso Of all
other medicines of the preseut day
.Eorjo!k JournM, December Il. fiat
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NOTICE.

To John ConYer Shelton, in your own right
and Is hslr At lhN Of Enoeh Conyer, deceased
and Pey ton B; Byrnelisi2tt 'fijy22 i'Da1s
Gentlemen:.--As you ares non-residents the
State Of West Virginia, notice is thereby given
ea sa Ss.sn ,qs 4. ,s se,a az epfs
and 5 S'Sl6ck p. NJ, atthe ewclling house Of
Addison Mclaughlin, BraI,oh county, West
Virginia, ll,proceed 10 take, the deposition
of J ohm u. Shields and others, 10 be read as
evidence ID ny behalf in & certain suit now
pending in the circuit court Of Bia1ton county
West Virginls, on the tltaneery side toercof in
rhitt am complainant aud you and others are
defendants; and ir.'from any cause, the taking
OF said depositions shnll not b. completed OH
the said 9th day Of February, 1870, shall
continue the taking of the same FROM day to
day, and from TIME ITO time until completed {
"a ADDISON MCLAUGHLIN.
Jan 24.4t q ash
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iwEsf VIRGINIA; "a, 5sF, II. ,,...4
A r Rules held In The clerks office Of tic cir
IN cult cotrtof Calhoun {. unity, on Tie first
Monday in January, 1870. 'l ~. ID. .'- ..'5
Joseph Bennett, ~ '1t7 7ea4 .. ~
Edy Is. '"'. IN Chuntery
Tie zeis efLOhn Ahsiason y 'f
dscealed, uhs III nrknoisn
amt Nhsr:. & t-tr.f
Tie objsi Of this suit Is 10 enforce a deed for
tie land III The bill and proceedings mentioned,
| county, from the heirs Of said john Atkinson,
Of tlieresdus oil the purchase money d4s on
said land. ~ '''7. ~" w ~ ~
| And It appearing ty andasit fled that he
defendants, the theirs of John Atkinson, de
ceased are unknown, and ire not residents of
\ The State Of west Virginia, and that defendant
Alexahdef Johnston Il. boh.r.sident Of this
State, and they moi appearing TITS ordered That
they dV appear here within one mont after The
first publication Of this orl!er. and do what may
be netGaty 70 tlirir ihisfcs.s IL this suit.
IL 'ut '' @ x phpy-Teste: ~
~ ' N. B. FERkEL. ,Clttk.
Fleming 4 Bennett, ~ III n31;4t
Ia solteiots fot Plaitdff., .3i'3o ~
"a ms HOUSE, ipiEDMoNTtt B. h u. Il. H.. i
I'D 4 "a hArnsa 4 ikAustr--Proprittrs. !
! The best. hrtet between Wheeling aud Rslti-
mere. Feat. Willisni. Eerin.rly uf WESTON, /.
suptrintsldetstahd viii te clad TO stt hi, old
lbiehasp Prizes Apa fate at Al times ,atlssssi
ts'ydE nsH shi ssii5lo 1nst ihiessnii
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VIZ call particular attention to the ad.
ycrtisenent Of Messrs. RGsenlcim' &
Guegcnheimcr, which will DO found in
our advertising columns to-day. These
gentlemen, by their untiring energy and
strict and close attention toIbusiurss. base
built upa frst.class trade in our city.
AS tae two late firms OIL. Roscnhcim
and II. Guggcuheimer have consolidated
the!r'txo business l.ouscs into one at the
old stand Of II. Gurgenleimer, under The
firm name Of Roscnheim 4 Guggenheilner,
they hope by strict and close attention to
business to merit continuance Of that
Y ~ liberal patronage extended to then,
heretofore, Their stock will always be
found one Of the largest and b.s. selected;
in this section Of tho country. Tie jun
ior partner, MIR. Guggenheilncr, having
just returned from tl.c East and West
with /. very. large selection uppcr.aiuing to
their line. They have Just added to ,hor
already large selection the following arli-
clcs:
E5O bJls pure Bourbon and 4, Rye Wis
KY. ~ ''' ~
10 bJls Freucl, Brandy:
~ I" Assorted Wine.
10 I, Imported and Copper;distilled
Gins. ~ ~ = or
so bags Choice Rio Coffee.
5(1 LhIs Assnrf.d SUGAR W p f''