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tCIAL NOTICES.
|CREAT DISCOVERY!

lJNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
the cure OF weak stomach gener-
ldigestion, disease Of the nervous
BtIpation, acidity OF the stomach,
5 requiring q tonic. l-.-
includes the most agreeable and
]t OF Iron we POSSESS: Citrate OF
)xide, combined with the most en-
vegetable t0nics-Yellow Peru
b in many cases of debility, losso o
nd general prostration, Of an Ell
n Iron combined with our valuable
bost happy. 1t auements the appe
the pulse, takes on muscular lab
moves the pallUr OF debility, and
rid vigor to the countena1Ice,N ~
want something to strengthen you?
nnt good appetite? Do You want
D. your constitution? Do you want
sll Do you want to get md Of ref-
d Do you want energy2 DO you
sleep well? Do you want brisk and
|selhgsf es lfSoa DO, ~ kurf Kun e feis I,
|ly valuable tensc has Been 10 thor.
|iied by all classespf the communi-
J snow deemed Indispensable as q
&dleine. 1t costs but little. purihes
aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
4 system and pr0iopks HE.
bnly ask o trial oftbia Valuable Tonic,
per bottle. X n, EuMKEh, Sole
koi, Philadelphia, Pal Ask your
IiOr Rukel's Bittet Wine Of Iron, and
tiher make. Sold only In 81 bottles.
are counterfeit 20 beware Of them
/ Taps Worm. 7 III ld sfst
y removed with purely vegetable
passing from the system alive. Nt
the head passes. Come and refel
Is treated. DIR. E, +. KUNKRL, No
Ninth st., Philadelphia. Advlc'
~, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
9 AJAX your drnggist for KUNKELl
RuP. Price. 81 per bottle. Sent
1ur. mayld&wlm
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the Centennial today.

On account of the reduction in the
price of admission to Centennial quite a
number of people went up on the S,2o ex
cuIsion train this morning.
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|; UDITOR'S SALE.

4 UDITOR'S SALE.
BY virtue Of a warrant of the Mayor OF the
city of Wilmington, to me directed, will be
exposed at Public Sale at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 26th. 1875.
at the Auditors Office. No. S15.. second story,
East Sixth street. n the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county. state OF delaware, all that
lot, piece or parcel of land with houses there
on erected. situated at the southeast corner
Of Ninth and Windsor streets.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro-
perty of Cornelius McGrennary, alias CoTne-
iius Green, and to be sold by
IL. BEGGS.
City Auditor.
n B.-The above named property is to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for paving and
cuIbing. angl2-.s
~0JLEC TORS 4.
will be sold at Public Sale. on the pteni-
ses, No. 4oj Market street, on
MONDAY, 25th DAY UF AUGUST. Is 7G
at 10 o'clock. a M,
| the following Personal Property, VIZ:
One dozen dining room chairs, dining ta'
| ble cAri table. atting, oil cloth, chars,
| stands, carpets. beds, bedsteads. bedding,
parlor furniture, kitchen furniture, bar room
| farniture, &c. &c.
levied upon for the City and School Taxes
for the year 1875, due by james McLanan, and
| will he sold to ray said taxes.
WI" EDWARD FARMAR,
Tax Collector Southern District,
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b m,raculous cure for Corns

b miracuious cure for Corns
sh remedy Of great popularity.
fcorns without pain.
Z. BRINGhURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
orthe Bath.
Rsnss, Bath Toweis, Batn sponges
eoars in extensive variety. Also.
es, straps, Brushes, ETC., Of morse
FRICTION Gloves, and many other
the came classal
L. BRlNGHURsT d CO.,
'e'Ger sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors
lu stralgnt, Nail Brushes, Hand
Nan flles, Nall Polishers, etc, fol
4. BRINGHURST Il Co,
eofher Sixth and Market streets.
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NOTICES.,

0ST in the western part of the city, a
IL milk route account book belonging to Al
ired Bowling Tie finder will receive the
aue1s-lt THIS OFFICE
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nIv[DEND-OFFICE OF THE WILL
IL MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILMINGTON. August I: 1875.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company haye this day declared dividend
of three dollars per share for the past six
months. payable IN demand
T. j. LAWSON. Treasurer.
aup1 l0teod
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PEACHES.
FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS.

Total thus far shipped, 1901 -
Prices in Wilmington, this morning,
ranged :om As cts. to 81 per basket, ac-
cording to quality.
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ea- Ridges Food for Infants and inva i'd:
See1advertisement.
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TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE!


Trustee School Fun,
Laurel. Aug. !. ls76-d6tw3t
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PLAcK CAsHMERES.-Direct from the
meres at Is. S71S, si.oo. si.ia]s. $i.25, sS.sf%
$1.50. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years, and we
recommend them for color and durability.
W. b. SHARP,
Fourh.and Market strees
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
Il located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door. r,,>r,,
iy2Stf Il SColI.
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a ,sl5-ts
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T5OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A hand
T. some line toned second hand Estey Organ
nearly new. Apply ut this office. febs-tf
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South Carolina.

Six whites, returning home from demo-
cratic liiacs meeting at ElgeteI court house,
uear dark, Wednesday evening, were fred into
by colorel men ia ambush. One was killed in.
stautly and another severely wounded. Maj.
Kline and other United States officers, at the
request Of the whites, went to the spot, and
while they were viewing the body a white man
sent for the coroner was also shot from ambush
and his leg shattered and horse wounded. The
meeting had been quiet and orderly.
A company Of the Eighteenth United States
infantry proceeded to Cainhoy and cncampcd at
the village relieving the guard from Char les
ton who have remained there night and day
since Monday last.
The latest intelligence concerning the lnas:a'
ere proves that it was preairaugei plan TO
slaughter the white and coored democrats; hat
only one negro was killed, and that he and all
the whles who were killed and wouuded were
shot after the general firing upon the whites
began. The Charleston rifle clubs have dis.
banded, but It is probable that the y ashington
light infantry, n chartered company, WILL make
test question Of the right to bear arms which
were lent to them by joint resolution Of Con
prpss last session,
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News OF the Day.

The Tammany county convention, OF New
York, yesterday, made the following uomina-
tons: For Mayor, Smith ely, jr.; for Justice
Of Superior Court, John }. Friedman; Tor Ma
rine Court Justice, James r. Slunot for Sur.
rogate, Delano {. Calvin; Tor Sheriff. Bernard
Rely; for County Clerk, Henry a. mblctoD;
for Corouers. Richard Croker, Henry Mailman
and Richard Flanagan; Tor Alderman-at large,
Henry Purroy, William l.. Cole, Patrick Keen
an and Samue! A. Lewis.
The republican parish convention Of New
Orleans yesterday endorsed the independent
conservative ticiet for CITY and parish officers
They also pledged the republican party to make
no nomination for city or parish officers. This
action leaves the regular democratic ticket ant
independent conservative ticket the only tleEe
in the field 10 the city.
Cadet Nlidshipmen T.. b. Webster, Of Con
| necticut; q. Il. Harrison, Of Michigan, and /.
Wilkinson, of Louisiana, third class, were yes
| terlay expelled from the Naval Academy 10
| refusing TO testify in the ha2ing cases. III
whole class will be expelled if they do not les
lify, The class numbers about fifty students
The Christian Disciples n ational hlisslonar
Convention continued It's sessions in hchmon
Yesterday and officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year. St. Louis was selected as the l'lac
| for holding the neyt annual convention.
Dr.. Ruckler Jones was srra5te! IN l;alitmol
last night on warrant charging INN Vii
causing the death Of Matte Roberts, youn
girl residing in Fast baltimore, by l'raducin
abortion.
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A Town Hall. is great need 10
Alexandria of commodous nall for. public
meetings and other occasions that gather to.
gether large crowds Of people. Since the de
struction of Liberty llall there has not been q
hall here spacious enough t" hold SIX hun
dred people comfortably. and there are frequent
occasions when accommodation is needed here
for gatherings whose numbers count by
thousands. At the reception Of tie Fifth
Maryland Regiment on the I'D OF February
last that need was sorely lelt, for the Corn Tx
change, the most com no lious available place,
hacked as it was, did not accommodates, at one
time, oil the cty's guests, to say nothing OF
hundreds Of others who desired to participate.
The Knights Tempars here for lack OF hall Of
sufficient size will he compelled to erect I tenn
porary building for the reception Of their guests
next month. The immense conservative meet
ing on Wednesday evening was held in the
open air, much to the discomfort of many of
the participants, and 10 the detriment Of the
health Of several Of the speakers Indeed there
is no public gathering Of moment 10 which the
lack of commodious hall is not felt. Certain
ly there is energy add enterprise enough in the
town to provide Tor this need. 1t is, perhaps
not to be regretted that the new court house
was not made sufficiently large for great assem-.
blages AN it is now suited admirably for the
purposes of the court, but the market square
has yet vacant side which seems to have been
left for this purpose. 50 we'll ala.aia1 i. for
the erection of hall that will enake 90.
commodate an assemblage of set 70, Tsand
persons. Built upon pillars ol~,DU,4n an
economical manner on the south sac of the
market square, an ediGce might be erected Civ
ing ample accommodation for this purpose,
while increasing the capacity of the market be. |
low. Joined to the west wing Of the present !
market building it might afford an opportunity |
of giving, apart from the great hall. increased
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Correspondence Of the Alexandria iaz4,tc.
JoRDAN's CHAPEL, SUMMERS Co., WEST
Va, Oct. Is, lS7G.-leaving Alexandria on
the 9Th inst, | stopped few days at Green
wood, pretty station some eighteen miles
above Characteristics II Is beautiful country;
large basin, surrounded by mountains, with
mostly very fertile aE, producing all the grain
crops, tobacco, Very fine grapes, &c. left
Greenwood On the 9TH. and the railroad ar.
rangemeDts being IN q transition state, chang
ing every change Of the moon,I believe, il not
oftener had to Stay at Covneton from $50 y.
III. to | | q. IL. snext day, 10Th There is ex-
ceant accommodation at the Mct'urdy House,
railroad rapid changes have wiped out the other
one. | arrived st Hinton on New River, q
little below the mouth Of the Greenhrier, on
the 10th, theiday o! the election. 1t Is the county
| town OF Summers county, Oh the right branch
of the river. 1t is pretty little place The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company did
! intend, | am told, 10 establish one OF their re-
| pair shops here, 10 employ FIVE hundred 5000
hands, but the company rather went under a
little before the grand and continuous break
down. but, 20 doubt. the company and Hinton
also will flourish in more favorable times. Ar
rived at this place On the llth, and next day
al Princeton, the county town OF Mercer county.
There is here new Court House nearly folsh
| ed, the old, or late one having been convenient
" burned down, with many Of the papers, tc
the great advantage OF some persons The door
being left unlocked, the ire broke out in the
cupoia, where no water could be supplied from
the small supply in the place, aud 10 the dead
Of the night. The county, asusua, was cheated
10 the late building, as the brick walls could bt
seen through 10 places. The first Court House
was burned with the village, during the var
by second Rostopclin, one Col. Jeniter, t
prevent the u. S. troops irom using it. |
. seems very foolish thing Oh his part, and i
be had come to this county shortly after th
war some people would perhaps bave indulge,
! in rifle practice lie is said to have gone tt
Egypt. Perhaps the kedive, or whatever hi
name may be, can use him up, il tue Abysniau
J do not. There is also very pretty new Cour
house at Hinton. weut up and looked inside
J at the roof, aud it was so we'll ventilated tina
the day light could be soeu through it all over
How ia it that in building Court houses anc
other public bniklng cheats are preferred t
, honest men? NIAToR.
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4 FATAL WEDDING EvE.-William Sim.
mons, aged ,l;!rty-fye years (colored,) was
Knocked down by an unknown white man yes,
terday and received Injuries from which he died.
1t appears that Simmons was to be married
last hight, and to celebrate his last day of bach
elorhood he lraok to excess. While intoxl-
catsl lie staggered UP to white map, who
knocked him down. Simmons skull struck on
the sidewalk and vas fractured. lie was taken
to Chambers street hospital, where he died.
Tie person who Knocked him down escaped
and las not been found. ~ y Herald, 10TH
lit is g. Tor that white man that he don't
live in ;'ontI Carolina.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENC H
Sun rose......... Is Noon ssts.......... 6 IS
Sun sets. ) II High aruter....... u ~
! RRIEE Ed

Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Nur!'iL. L. A
Reed.
Steamer Mattano, lower Potomac, It. N
Boush i son.
Schr Clara L Simpson, Portsmouth. N. H.. 8
American Coal Go.
Schr w Nj Wilsoa, PhilaIsiphia Ia Thos J
IL ehshey 4 Go.
Schrs Maria i Elk abeLh, hnocL M1ore. II K
TiIton, Emeie hirisal a.tI Centennial, tol
Washington
Schrs Mabel Thomas. and A.tcIia Il ireland
for Georgetown.
SAILED
stuailrr Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A
Reed.
Steamer John " Thompson, lover Potomac,
by r a Reed.
Steamer New York, rhilsdoIphla hy + a
Reed
Steamer EspFoss, Baltimore, by Jos B-ohors
i 20.
Schr W tuL!roy, Providence, ty American
Coal Go.
Schr Virginia Dare. Havre 1e Nrst5. by
Hamp & Bait Coal Go.
Schrs Carrie Walker. Wiliiam IL L EMILE sal
Theodore Dem. from aeorgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr;i j Fouks, hence, al New York lslh
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The LouDoUN FAIR.-The Loudoun county
Agricultural Fair closed yesterday. 10 the
trottiug race, mile heats, best three 10 five,
omen to all, time to be under three Minutes,
500 to the first, $50 to the second and S25 to
the third, there were three starters, viz: Hun
ter, by j. Yoder; Lady Patterson, by NJ. Oz-
den, and Ned Buckley, by {. Hooper. The
race vas won by Lady Patterson 10 three
straight heats. Time, 22::434, ZAP and 2:44.
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MARRIED.

At the rc-i,!eucu Of tho brides parents on
Thursday. October l9.h, by Rev. DR.. Nichols,
BENJAMIN L. HUNTER, of Cedar Hill,
Va, and NJ NILE A., daughter Of Capt George
VIZ. dearborn, III ti.i3 ely.
On Tie 18Th instant, 81 The residence OF the
brides father by Rev j. >. Boyer. IDA,
CDRBEI"r, both of Ale= shdria COUNTY
AL Hamilton, Va, October H. 1916, by Rev
i. ii CreLshsw, Mr.. BAY LESS HOLLEY, Of
( entucky, snd .yiss 4ARTHA. AMBLEk. OF
Hamilton Loudoun county, vs.
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The foreign new, this morning was 10 the
effect that there we're indications of al agree
ment between Russia and England ON the last
ern question, and that the Czarowtch will visit
Vienna, Berlin and London With view to the
settlement of the existing difficulty. IN case ct
war between Russia and Turkey it was thought
the other powers would remain neutral.
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1t is reported that in reply to request Tor
money. for the Presidential campaign IN Ohio,
Secretary Chandler, chairman Of the national
radical committee, telegraphed that "Ohio can
20 TO he'll The committee has nearly bank.
ruptel itself 10 save Hayes from the disgrace
of defeat in his OVID State. Help yourselves;
We are.lone beediog."
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Cot. Mostly, in IA letter to the Ithaca Journal,
denies the statement that 'twentyseven OF
Mosby's guerillas are in the Departments at
Washington and nine in the navy yard, among
them q brother of Mosby" and says that but
three Of those who served under him during
the war hold subordinate positions under the
government, and that he has never received any
benefit from the present administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-20

The negroes in PIainiaId, N. y, arc adopt
ing the tactics Of their race in South Carolina.
A dispatch irom there gays: "On Thursday
evening number Of republican organizations
participated 10 parade in PlainfeId. While
passing the democratic club rooms the anger
OF the eoiored men Of the procession was aroused
at seeing outside the looms transparency en-
blazoued with the victories in West Virginia
and Indiana. The cotored nieu smashed the
transparency ana light followed, in which it
is said Que Of the colored men named jackson,
Of the Tenth ward, Newark, laid open the
skull OF one of the democrats. The latter has
snca died"
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room for auditors in the Council chamber,
which is imperatively demanded. As to the
meaus of securing such buildiug,i is believed
that a considerable sum would be subscribed 10
its stock at once, and that many mechanics no"
unemployed would be wiling to work on the
building on the co operative pan' anu let
norton Of their wages go into the stock. Inc
details, however, are easily settled. II the
people resolve that the thing shall be done
"lLe walls will 90 up, because all the people
work together with will.
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Gen. Belknap, the corrupt and disgraced
Secretary of War, occupied most prominent
position in the Mcpherson procession, in Wash.
ington, Wednesday. Radicals are by no means
select in their associates.
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It would seem from the tone and temper OF
the speeches made at the Radical Senatorial
Convention, held in this city yesterday, that
Mr.. S. Z. Dayly aud his son, S. 7. B., jr., OF
Fauouier county, ia this State, protested sup
posters Of Hayes and Wheeler and the present
administration, are not held in the highest re-
pute by their political conireres Of either white
or colorcd complexion. 1t was asserted by sew
eral O! the speakers, particularly those Of color,
that Mr. Bayly, sr. having gotten into one orthel'
conventions with loud professions OF loyalty,
and obtained the endorsement of his son by
the said convention, whereby the son had OBJ.
famed fat government appointment, had
never since shown any ardor in the cause, and
that the sou having been elected to position
in the party, had come down here, made
spread eagle SPEECH" and since declined the
position to which he had been chosen at the
Instance oil his father Wedii not publish the
speeches made in the convention, because there
was, as is always The case 10 radical conVea-
tons held here, so much talk that was mere
nonsense, but the remarks made 10 reference to
the McsSrs. l.ay!y were anything but compll
mcntalY
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Gen. Philip Sheridan, the best Indian
fighter in the ccuatry," and the man who was
not afraid" to charge the louisiana h"glsla.
ture, but who, With degree Of discre ton that
reflected more credit upou his prudence than 1t
did upon his courage, sudiously avoided the
fighting grounds uatil he received reliable III
telIigencc that the Indians had lett them, has
now another opportunity OF exhibiting his gal
lart intrepidity, at no personal rlsk-that IS IT
his best friend, the President, will only send
him to South Carolina. There he would lind
patient, submissive ard subjected people. trying
in quiet a1l concIiatory way to redeem Their
ruined and impovesished State from the clutches
of few rapacious adventures, supported ny a
deluded and harlarous race, and, with the IN
perial power OF his position, could arrest, m-
prison, anl hang or shoot, as his fancy might
choose, enough white citizens To eftectualiy Sc
cure ll,e State to The radicals in the approach
ing presidential election. Merrill IS \ good
man for The purpose. i,at Sheridan would be
halter
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CANAL, COMMERCE.:

Arrived Boats Semmes and Il Ii West.
TO T Agnew; q Hughes to Blsen Avon Coal
Co; 4 Patton, w Walsh, a 3 Wiutringhsm }
II ,3tickney, Bralburn, nj u r1r.e and |. A
Long TO American Coal Go.
Departed Boats J J Moore, J L Anderson.
A Akin, } W Morris, a Mills. T. H Fsile,
JJ Swift Katie s AdIie and B Williamson.
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'es H. !" '.l' !. ; ~ A'.h :,
A FULL snd iresh ne Of TEAS received
~ - TINS "aS Anp iS ~ * f e1ssR y ~ Y,n
sep - - " ~. - -1.4s ..
y ECElVED THIS AYT. Robert Jel.-
IL ins & Sons celeb TED uncovered S"1a
Ill, ;'"sII "a ta' ''"'"'''' :" '>0''
Ian .T y ~ HIEkY Mi k;r,,
A FRESH SUPPLH of BORDEN EAGiG
= - pha ~, Il1'h' 'sS' !" Tue "0''u ..
Sch Il < W. 1yEsY, ut kiay :,
EMO CHOP IN s.5 10 sud Tor gale by
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II
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sep oo u '''"1'
SSoA' 4,.p,
a, hn,s, s,bbn,s lies, so.u
- Hioe;n:' Gar,ns1 fs,n,,,, ,ts.,
10 - JEWELS Laundry Soap
III Best Sosp
10 Mechanics Best Soap.
nnt 7n : 'N''' "'"' " A ipH iS,S
-,----..-.-
OUTER! But TER l-lecoved THIS dSy
cho;c,, Tire,n;s Rmitar
w. A. JOHNSON,
oc19 Cor Cameron and Royal -l:.
r,,,1,,, ,,.Io,.ro,,n, p.,..,,
pOTATOESl POIAIOES ;-heee1yel hy
Early Rose Potatoes. w. A. JOHNSON,
:, ~ =; 60, .. - -, 49,, = s,s.s.,,
/ saI 10 cans Toma,ces by
w. A. JOHEau.,,
a .
DECEIVED THIS DAY boxes $50 lbs,
Il lsasc Rich / COS large No. | Co,iu=h
n y , W, ~. . ~ T,,.'
90 49, y, ~ ,,,',''', -,
DEST LEAF LARD, III lirr"os and .t... e.:
sep y ): :. y =: N'AD'' ~.
a FULL LINE OF TOILET AMI La' H-
.a,1i Ne uti.tj!r.',
sot =
T Moan FASkD Sugar-cufoI E2"&::.'
~ aud Breakfast Pieces jus! received .,
sepl2 j. {. & b. Nj LbE ~
NEW ORLEANS MOLAS5t5 a"i rE':'.
~ Carolina Rice Just received BY
su9ll }. c. i h. All lBt".!
CUGAK CURED SHOULDERS AMI ntc,.
- fast Pieces, very choice. reea!> cd t3.tay ~
oc.7 j. G j Z. MlLbUEN.
uD, CT, rn,,. IA, a.,
n Breakfast Wheat, Graham Flour .ari.a.
Maizena,, Corn Starch Ispiocs, Ma"!ors. 81:
Flour, &c. Tor sale by
sep . GEO. McEUkAEI :5u".
EAMIl.Y sud EXTRA Fl.nUh, ch1a..
IL brands, al low figures.
sep % M'D U n I : '''N:
rANNEH'i NEW PROGRESS FAMILY
81 FLOUR, in Asli barrels, al reduced rac-
sep l. "A"' "'" . "' = q ~
CSMAlI.uAM%a
y ssp.; M.EllKHMAH
pUNkGR HII'h CHOW GROW rlIALE
far ssIe ~ 0 S'"'' '''''''
octu FJ. DAFiUSUN, IA. Aing ::
-. -. $3.50
NEW BUCK WHEAT for sale By
- VI !" ' -, ,,'
Ff7HE PROOF 81 the superior quality 81 o.
j. CHEAP TEAS Is their great aud r?"sfst.i
ly increasing iehisn.l. t''f them And u Goa
' .a NJ =. IA. king :.l.e.
4 t0nKlNu rkuN rs ior sale b.
-, Corner i inv nn IT,, ..,.A Il.
NYEW EUChWHEAl FLDu ii and p'.":
&, VIM RAMSII
,,.,G Corner King hu.. -. ASap.l -.
-
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