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WASHINGTON.
Financial Speculation and Disaster in
Germany.

Financial Speculation and Disaster in
Germany.
WASHINGTON, Aug 11.-Our Consul at
Frankfort on the Main, writing to the Depart
ment of State, says that the rapid increase in
the number of banks in Germany during the
year 1862 has produced the disaster then feared.
Many of them have been compelled to liquid
ate, and distrust has been brought on all. The
result has been ruinous to men of small means,
who have bought stock or been induced to
speculate by means Of increased facilities for
borrowing money. The fall of railroad securi-
ties in this market has exceeded the prophesles
of the most skeptical. Railroad bonds from
the United States promising abundant securi-
ty and large profit aud interest to the holder,
have. been sold to Frankfort bankers at low
rates, VINO by means of captivating statements
and encouraging words, and influenced by the
hopes of great profit to themselves have sue
ceeded in selling them at advanced rates to in
vestors and spectators, who have scattered
them throughout the length and breadth of
Europe. These bonds have been issued for the
sole object of meeting the interest becoming
due when the amount of bonds limited by law
is wholly issued. The railroad either at once
ceases to pay interest or the amount necessary
for the instament of interest is borrowed and
soon large floating debt is created. The
bondholder is then asked to contribute to pay
off the floating debt. The possession of the
road is never offered to the mortgage bond
| holders but they are left to contend against
w y.
| could find no aid in the United States.
1t is great mistake to suppose that capital
| lists and wealthy bankers of Europe are the sole
holder or holders of the greatest portion of
| United States government or railroad bonds.
| They are held to great extent by parties
whose sole dependence is the income there
| from.
| Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day :-Currency, $l5,637 SIG; special deposit of
] legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit S57 ,9l5000; con 81, 326, 4S0, sncuding
coin certificates 49,, 1888, 700; outstanding legal
tenders, $685., 100000.
Ku-KIuxism in Texas.
Reports have been sent to the Bureau of
Justice from Seguin, Tex, containing ac-
counts of aggravated Ku-Klux crimes in the
dead OF the night by masked men and severely
maltreated, Que Of them being forced to submit
to one hundred asnes with black snake whip,
while an attempt was made to hang the other
man, but the cries of the intended victims
brouS ht assistance, and the masked ruffians
gave up the design. Two or three families have
been compelled to leave the vicinity.
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Grand Trunk Railway -Howes, Hilton & TarboS
200 bbls flour, MARI s. True 200 do do, Empire Mills
Co 200 do do, w Alden 200 do do ID w Coolidge 100
do do C Varney 100 do do, Norton & Chapman 100
do do King 81 Gilman 100 do do, David Keazer 100
do do G W True 100 do do, Hodgkins 81 Hall 50 do
do, A Chase 100 do do Chapman u Chute 100 do do
1 l. Brown 100 do do; Waldron q True cars corn,
same 100 bbls corn-mcal, w True l car oats,
Wright & Co do corn, Kensell 81 Tabor do bran
G w Greene do oats and do corn.
by water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
w True 81 Co.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-As the afternoon train
was leaving the Boston & Maine depot yester-
day, woman attempted to jump upon the
platform, but slipped, and as usual in such
cases, went under the train and would have
been instantly killed but for the assistance of
the bystanders who caught her as she fell and
saved her life. She was from Lewiston.
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Active HOitcrs.

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
convention for the nomination of Representa-
tives to Congress, met to-day and adjourned, to
allow the committee on credentials to report.
Meantime the boilers took possession OF the
capitol and burned the doors, refusing admission
to the regular delegates.
Gov. Stearns was unable to quell the riot.
No firearms were used. The regular conven-
ton will try TO meet tomorrow IN private
hall
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markers.

TUESDAY, Aug. II. The sugar market is quiet at
yesterdays prices with good demand. Potatoes are
a little better and the dealers will begin to ship
them in few days. Flour is very quiet and the
market is dull. There is quite an active business
being done in fish at present.
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Portland, 18th July, 1874.

TO Hon. a. ". H. Cgdpp, Hon. /. Washbarn, Jr.
and others, Portland, Maine:
Your kind and complimentary note of the 18th
inst. is received. 1 am exceedingly gratifed
by the cordial expression of friendly interest
from my home and am glad to accept the invi
tation to appear before my fellow citizens on
my return propose 10 arrive nome r near ane
Sept. Sd, as the time for the concert. With
renewed expression of heartfelt gratitude for
your kindness. l am
s Very Respectfully Yours,
WILL II. STocKBRIDGE.
London, England, 25th July, 1874.
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BUENOS AYRES. Bark Woodside-i29,SG 6 feet
lumber, 10,5i5 pickets, 81 800 shingles.
Bark David Boyd-32s ,625 # lumber, 1865 pick
cts.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Black Bird-1O7 tons old
iron rails.
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SPORTING.
Basc BaIl i'm ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE second exhibition
game of base ball between the Red Stockings
played this afternoon at the Crystal Palace in
the presence of a large crowd. Score-A thetics
10 BoStOns g.
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ROckland Lime Market.

RocKLAND Aug. 1O-Market very firm; common
9Oc "a 90; Lump 81 40; Casks, 25c.
W0oI-Firm at IS for best.
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Panama advices to the Sd inst. say that the
railroad has been flooded, but causing but one
day interruption of traffic.
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The RaisrOad Cnses.

MILWAUKEE, Aag lin the Supreme Court
to day arguments in the railroad case We're
concluded by Assistant Attorney General
Sloan, who addressed abe court at some length
ia support of motion for an injunction. 1t is
uuceitain when decision will be rendered.
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jon PRIN, MG.-Every description Of job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily Press Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WIN. M. MARKS.
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UNFADING LONELINESS belongs only to the
immortals, but whoever uses the fragrant Sozo-
don't can at least defy time to injure one of the
elements of beauty, good set of teeth.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
FIRST
Annual Excursion
or THE
Portland Catholic Union
LONG ISLAND
Wednesday, August 18th, 1874.
Boafs leave Central Wharf foot of Elk
change street, 1880 and $50 A. VI. and
II. VA.
Returning, will leave the Island at 80 and 5.sOPM
Tickets so Cents, Children under IL
Years Half Price.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Tickets so Cents, Children under IL
Years Half Price.

Amusements of the day will consist of the follow
ing, viz:-Base Ball match between the Dirigos and
Mountainous for Silver Cup: Foot Ball; Swinging:
Sledge throwing, prize So gold pCcs; Sack Race
prize SO to first, 50 to second.
For the Boat Race, prizes $50, $50. $40. The fol-
lowing entries have been nade:-A. S. Stewart Ed
ward MeShane, John Frazier. Robert O'Connell.
Michael Mccain, Judge Il. Twigg.
Ladies' Archery, prize, beauriful Album valued at
SIS.
Jumping prize, Writing Desk, valued at ST.
Tub Race, cash prize SO 10 first 81 to second.
Running Match. prize Wcbster's Unabridged Die
tonary, illustrated, valued at So.
On the island is an excellent platform for dancing
and music will be furnished by Chambers Crack
Six, Grass and string.
Swings and Foot Balls will be furnished
An abundance Of ice water will be furnished free
Tickets will be furnished at the wharf on the NOM
ing OF the excursion.
Seats will be furnished for all ON the boats Ii will
be the endeayor to make this Of the pleasantest
excursions of the season.
au4dtd Per order Of Committee p c. u
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METEOROLOGICAL

FOR THE Next rwl NTY-FoUR
HOURS
VAR DEBT, OFFICE CHEF S1GNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Aug IL Il A. MY
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A BAD CHARACTER.-JohnD urgin, the man
who made the.disturbance at Leighton's last
Friday night while the praying band were
there, made his appearance again last evening
on Franklin street. He was very drunk and
quite anxious to fight, and dared any police
officer to touch him. Officer Miles and Rice in
terviewed him and the result was that be went
to the station with them after getting pretty
roughly handled.
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the pressure will diminish, with southeast to
southwest winds and partly cloudy aad warm
weather.
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EUROPEAN Markets.
LONDON, Aug 11-l2 80 P M-American securities
Erie 301.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
So q SID sales $4,000 bales. including 1000 bales for
export and speculation.
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Boston stock List.

(Saes at the Br0Kcr BOard. aug HI
Boston &c Maine Railroad .....................1tt
Eastern Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g 55
Portland, Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroads., ZIP
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VISITORS to Mt Desert should purchase the
Illustrated Guide with Map, published by Lor-
ing, Short & Harmon, under Falmouth Hotel
iulvOO-1
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Buy your clothing of the manufacturer and
save one profit, at $50 and 292 Congress street.
ag11-2t GRIN HAWKES..
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NOTICES,

BEARINE.-It is not only we'll prepared and
in every way perfect hair dressing; but it is
well that it is prepared, as the public have long
suffered for the want of a healthful hair invig-
Grating and pleasant hair dressing Sold by
Druggists. au12d&w1w
Mrs. MANCHESTER, the well known phvs
clan, will remain in Portland till August Goth.
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ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at T. p McGowan's Congress
Block. ia16ff
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Judge Virgin will hold the August term of
the Supreme Judicial Court for SagaIahoc
county, which will commence in Bath the 18th
inst. 1t will be his first term in that county.
Indian Commissioner Lang reached his home
in Vassalboro, Monday afternoon.
Mayor Wentworth of Gardiner has resigned,
it is said because of difference between him
self and the aldermen in the matter of enforc-
ing the liquor law and police appointments.
In the absence OF His Honor Judge Morris
yesterday Recorder Kidder presided, and dis
pensed Justice "with the greatest of ease
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LosT.-A bunch of keys. the finder will
please leave them at this office
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE.

The r. w. Grand Lodge of Maine convened
yesterday, and was opened at $40 a. m, with
the following list of officers present:
NJ w. Grand Master-O. B. Written, of Port
land.
r, W. Deputy Grand Master-F. NJ. Laugh
ton, of Bangor.
R. w. Grand Master f. Garcelon. of
Lewiston,
r.. w. Grand Secretary-J oshua Davis, of
Portland
R. w. Grand Treasurer-S. K. Dyer, of Port
land.
r. W. Grand Chaplain-C. H. Blake, of Port
land.
r. w. Grand Representatives.. B. Neallcy,
of South Berwick, j. w. Sargent, of Kenne-
bunk SO
w. Grand Master-C III. Rich, of Portland.
w. Grand Master-Israel Hicks, Of Portland
Prayer was offered by the r. W. Grand Chap
lain after which Bros. A D. Smith, Byron
Kimball and w. L. L. Gill, were appointed
Committee on Elections and Returns, who re-
ported 81 Lodges represented by 100 members
From the annual communication of the Grand
Master, we learn that new Lodges have been
instituted; that the older Lodges which have in
times past been fading, have begun the work of
Odd Fellowship anew, and the property of the
Order was never so flourishing, or on so sound
basis as at the present time.
From the report of the Grand Secretary,
Joshua Davis, we obtain the following statis
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The following are the Treasury balances to-
day:-Currency, $l5,637 GIG; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit S57 ,9l5 O00 coin, 81 1926, 4S0, sncuding
coin certificates 49,, 1885, 700; outstanding legal
Tenders $500 0nn 600
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Aatiaaal gspnbIifan
THE SOLDIERS, ZONE.
soLprERs, HOME,
WARRINGTON. ID. C., June n, 1874.

SOLDIERS HONE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June n, 1871. ,
To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: VIII you oblige an inmate OF this instt
tuition by inserting the following tn your Yal-
liable paper:
In the Sunday Herald Of june 81, 1874, sp-
pears an editorial paragraph complaining tnas
poor citizens cannot visit the Soldiers Home
park in carriages on Sunday, while the richer
citizens can enjoy the drive all through the
week. That editorial states that the Soldiers
Home park Is the only park the city OF WASH
iRRton possesses. The editor Of the Herald =
mistaken. Permit me to correct his mistake.
The city Of Washington does not ss yet possess
the park, and will not as long as there y an
army in the United States. The msnagennent
Of this institution is placed BY act Of Congress
in the hands Of three general oflcerS, via: fhe
Adjutant General, Commisssry General aDd
Surgeon General; and for its interior discipltne
Il ID under the present governor, Brevet bnga-
der General T. G. Pitcher, U. 8. A.-ene
above named officers, being The controlling
power to decide when visitors shall Be allowed
to drive through the grounds. The Homo
property, park included, Is owned wholly ~
its inmates. Sunday Is the only day We poor
crippled ex-cefenders OF the country can Walk
over our own grounds without being In danger
OF being driven over by some reckless driver.
would not have sent this article to you ous
that 1t seems to me that the citizens OF Wash
ington appear to be impressed with the tdes
that they own the property, which you must
know is not so, as the soldiers of the regular
Amy have paid for it out Of their regular
monthly pay, and continue to contribute to IL
support, every soldier in the service contrib
AN INNATE.
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DY DUNCANsoN BROS,
- Auctioneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and
streets northwest.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR TosAOco.
USiTEb STATES Army BLILpINo,
S onSisssG SaSS "a AsR Refor

w" YORK CITY, June ID, l5gf.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, Viii be recsiyed
r Sppsa"s ao s, S q SSs United ssss @
III, .%oane. z 0t Inc O ~ " ssS
General, within six months subsequent TO date o.
arard sontrsct, to be Increased a. much q nfsy
Proposals viii state what kind Of leaf tobacco 10
eursd whether or NOT binders are to 30 aseS; vSsk
% be mscEins OF Sand: @sds; when and xSsrs the
1--WE TWENTY-FIVE Z r Ta6Us1ND POUNDS OF the
tobacco CONTRACTED for must be made and delivered
tract. fhe remainder must be made aud Delivered
within four months thereafter, provided the Sab
Seeo Souad9 70 Ss ssliT.f.d per month nS sRs
entire amount has been denterei and accepted.
aey q snsss ss
made and delivered, in addition to the Aboye, AZ
rae me DSi e :1sfsS Sgsss Per month ant
The tobacco must be made in plugs weighing
eight ~ ounces each and 70 be In every respect
saassl % -. standard which has been adopted BY
The iobNc0o must be packed In caddIes OF n
each case contsinInS ssgSt 10 caadiss The case 70
be heet-lnsd aud securely strapped for shtpment-
samples ions case p,osed as abovel Of the tobacco
bosals, and BE- referred 20 therein. Reference win
also pc made In The proposals to the eAdeies and
eass 70 pc tutnishec, as TO KIND and eondlnon OF
IN onssr Of tn. Subsistence Department. ana an
aud the tobacco In process OF manlheture, aud
whea ready for delivery.
is aeeaed to Be- Ss.t for ths pie OF he army, the
Departing t reserylng the right To- reject any and
n sa Il @ sss.p, not for 'hs
eca;ISs he ccas. s Ss tas
the .n n 'i aSosnd aoaH 70
required, VIII sign the bids as ysl Is sHs
Jels-st Breyst Brieadler Gsn SndG-S
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1875 P. NJ.


500 4. m, Baltimore and ali Way Stations.
a, a: m; Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
80 \. l., Annapolis.
willie St. Louis, Columbus, Ssadusky, Wheeling
and the West; Rockville, Frederick, Staunton,
and all Stations on the Washington County and
Valley Branches. Pullman Cars. Dinner at Cum
<s:Isa. M Sew York, PGiiadeIphia, Boston, Bal
sISs. ~. Poin, of Rocks and all Way Stations.
s;n a. m. Bsltimore ana al VIZ oy, Stations
400 m, Baltimore, Eilicott City and all Way
lie .. NJ, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk
$50 p. m, Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagerstown, Winchester and all intermediate Way
Stations west Of Relay.
3:iS p. M, Baltimore. Frederick and AL way
400 .. m, Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, winchester and all Way Stations.
5:l5 p. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, and all Way
500 p. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
SO D. M, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
West. Pullman Cars Breakfast al Grsfton.
200 q. m, Baltimore aud Relay.
$50 p. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
s:45 PittsburE Express Pullman Cars;
loc0p' NJ Bs sIfS1sS SnS R ~ MY Stations
500 and 8: ca. m, l:lo 5:l5, $500, 7:o. s:f and
All Train: Stop at VIaducI HOTEL Relay House Sta
Fer further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
IS Pennsylyanla avenue where orders will be taken
for be checked and received at any point
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
TH0S. r. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
GEO. S. K0oNTz, General Agent. aD2l e
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DRoPOsALs FOR sTATIoNERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June Il, IszL
sealed proposals FOR aEnisning stationery for the
aa h SaS Of . ;ass =. i! re
bisni Forms for bidding win be furnished upon
The 6ids WIN be considered and accepted " Pe-
ieotsd item by Itsm; aud this adverytlsment end
the proposals., W far aeospted By the seerSSSV
81. ssS :hs 81 SGaS assesaf Is Ss
Ssns and he Sisssf q bidders, and no furth SOn<
$ e. T IN Sa
20 orders from the 1spaftment,
The snt,fs sysn;itlss e :.sh article VIII, how
hrm making u and De aee6npAnied eX bond, VIA
sunoispt snrstiss, In srn equal to hfty PEI eft,
e. n: Sis o. s,a 2, .cStgssd sprsSlS Etsd
s sS:ids 2. az sss;ns.s "a s e 3 y
por,ioSs o. rs srtic q MY ,gardsd aasr s Il,
"a s 5. q is;D.cson By
~. S;isb: fSs ~ 3 re
deemed susisnt cause 60 annul The eontlct. e ths
Deliveries mus, - ffYs Of charge at the Depart
m. f.ilaIs e s0SpiI "i,s any s1s eEa.r spaeE
ssss SSS Sp:fs.s q II Is Sss sy
%. purchase, In open narfet, 81 sceh auSiafss u
sci.aos caused 81 such xhuss, inS sSsFss q &c sc
contractors any per centur Of tbe price which Il
shall Be fonnd neosssary 70 pay for tnSh srticies.
viii Sos !. eeSslSa5 ~ eoe e
awarded only to eIt46llihsd manalnoturers or 81
dealers In the articles.
70 3 8 =: gndssnsa ana
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auction'rs,
ID No. lO0l northwest corner Tenth and D streets..

- NO. lO0l northwest corner Tentn ana u streets,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SOLID WALNUT PAR
LOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE OF A
LADY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, NO.
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
On MONDAY, June o, 1874, commencing at 10
o'clock, a. we shall sell the following collection
OF superior Furniture, all In excellent condition
and but little used. The attention OF housekeeps
spectiuy called to this sale II pre.ents unusual
Iaeiltles Tor securing fashionable and well-mAde
ccaaoiinet work, consisting In part
" ainat barIor quite, upholstered in green rep.
i"9 Pnsnesome vans uphostered In blue rep and
ElsEapi Reception Chairs, Fine walnut CENTRE
: Tables, Mhatuots.
Walnut Marbe-Top Hat TIRE.
Superior Chromos and Ingravings.
Walnut Library Table, covered with Billiard
Folding Chairs, in fancy rsps.
walnut Frame Lounges, upholstered in green and
walnut Work Tables.
Three (1l handsome Marble-Top Chamber Suites
Ralr Cloth Rocker; Ashogany Centre Table.
Elegant Walnut W ardroLes.
Walnut Ex tension Table.
Grover Baker Sewing Machine, nesrlynsw.
Twslvs I'D walnut pininy-Room Chairs.
GUT and Walnut Frame Mirrors.
Lace Curtains and Cornice.
Mantle Ornaments, Drugget.
Panied badstsads, Bureaus and VI ashG, 1Eds.
Handsome Bruises Ingram and o.har Carpets.
HAIR, Hosk ana Cotton-Top Mattresses. Fae ker
Feather Pillows Brussels and othsr Stair Oarrets
Mating, Oil Cloth, Stair Rod, window Curtains.
China, Glass snd Crockery Ware.
Terms Terms sash. ~ GREEN WILLIAMS.
lead AuctloussTs.
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RY DUNCANBON bkSO8.,
- Auctioneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and
streets northwest.
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, WHISTLES. BRAN.
P Pl$r sAScEss,, sysAHs TEAS, 6SSFFEEs
FIXTuREs, 50, sEfNe TIE ENTIRE sTAosck
n s shMHE 10 II h2RSrE kud
On THURSDAY MORNING. June Is commend
ing At 10 O'Clock, we Will sell within the store now
occupied BY Samuel II. Bacon, ESQ, Cbelng No. no
Market Spaced his entire stock OF one Family
Groceries, Liquors, &c. We uame in part
Barrels Flour, Sugar, Ricei
Tierces OF Hams and Shoulders;
Boxes OF Starch, Soap, CsndIesi
Sauces, Piek!ss, Extracts:
a. Tomatoes, Peaches. Pineapples;
TOBACCO. Cigar. Snuff;
Barrels Sirup, Nolasses, Fish;
I" due Whistles, Brandies, Rum;
/" Port, Sherry, Madeira;
Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Brushesl
Fifty sscks fine and coarse Salt;
Counter Scales, large lot Shelf Goods;
-Cofee-roaster, Plarform soslesi
Conee-miil, shaving. Counters;
Tire-proof SAFE, LHsrr!ng maks2
family grocery, The stock Of LIQUORS Is nne AID
old, suitable for family uses, and all Of which will
be sold, as Mr.. Bacon 10 giving up business.
Terms: All bills OF 400 and Under cash; over that
amount credit Of thirty and sxty-day notes, sat
Isfactorily Endorsed and bearing interest.
The attention Of Grocers and others Is called TO
this sale, As the stock 10 fsesh and well assorted
je23-3t Auctioneers.