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Pabliahora’ Agsuta—W. W. Sharp* A
Oo.
Otaaa Blow lag—Only atay tbia waak.
Orty light Onarila Bssointio** of Ka-
apset.
Tata* Baal Batata Drawing—Agenta
Wan tad.
Brown Cotton Ola—/. L. Dnnham A
Co., Aganta.
Bankruptcy—B. B. Qootchlna.
Moyor’t Obwrt TMMntay,
J. D. Araald, okargad with violating
thaMarkat oMinanaaa, waa diaaaiaaad, tba
charge not haring baan prorad.
The aobool children crowded tba Pro.
faaaoc’a room* yaatarday araning, and
wore highly plaaaad with the naw and
wonderful light*. Our citiaana most not
forget thla waak la poaltirely tba laat of
tb* glam-blower*' atay in our olty. [It
atapwlar Woathtr for Sky.
Taaterday recalled rery atrongly a fall
when tba tlmaa are dark and
A rathar cod wind waa blowing,
whioh made winter clothing a naoaority.
Fine, driaaling ratna fall at intarrda,
dampening the ground aoOeiaatly to pro-
rant duat from rMng.
Colloyo Aliato***.
A. A. Wilay, £*q., of Montgomary,
will dallrar the annual addreaa before tba
Facaala Collage, at Troy, Ala., on dun*
30th. Col. Wm. H. Chambers and Bar.
J. L. M. Carry, D. D., of Biohmond, V*.,
formerly United State* and aftarwarda
Confederate Oongraaaman from Alabama,
will dallrar addreaaea during oommance-
ment waak, in done, of tba Agricultural
Collage at Auburn, Ala
JTsr* km for tho B. ft JT. B. B
Fifteen more oar load* of iron bar*
pamad through from Saraanah for tb*
Barannah and Itemphi* Bailroad. In the
laat few week* the road ha* raoaired
about twanty-flra oar loads, which will
complete nearly three mile* of road. Tb*
company has purchased aaran moro mllea,
making tan in all, which, whan laid, will
makatha completed road fifty milasin
aontionad on term* :
Bayaaond Molino ra. C. Dopes, Catharine
MeAtdh, etatatent; D. Huff es. Mitohell
A Cooper, Mary Cooper, olaimant; Wa-
Peari A Oo. ra. d. T. War*, F.
G. Wilkins, trustee, claimant; d. d. W.
niggers es. Pace, administrator of Paco,
Pace, truataa and agent, claimant; d. H.
Mealing r*. Paca, principal, and Paoa,
•adurity, Phea, claimant (two eaoao).
Foliowing won continued: Bank of
Brunswick es. Water Lot Company, d. d.
Grant, claimant; same ra. same, Eagle
and Pbauiz Manufacturing Company,
claimants; Landanar A Bro. ra. W. H.
Howard, with Cochran, MoLean A Co.,
Hows*, Hyatt A Co., Bobbins, Stone A
Co., dalmanta; W. N. Hawk*, treasurer,
ra, Wm. H. Hughes, trustee, Jane 0,
Hoghaaat at., elaimanta (lira oases).
Claims were withdrawn in E. H. Wot-
rill ra. D. L. Boohar, Elisabeth Boohsr,
olaimant; W. N. Hawks, treasurer,es.
Mr*. F. 0. Dickinson, do*. Dickinson,
oUimint.
d. A. Hollifteld A Co. ra. d. F. A.
Boyd,' d. F. White, claimant—verdict and
Judgment for olaimant.
M. A. Pierce ra. Fannie 0. and Joe. M.
Diekinaon, F. M. Brooks, trustee, claim
ant. doty found one-fifth of th* prop
erty subject.
rujtoii.rn docket.
The following were continued Farley
B. Adam* ra. Moaes Anderson, (on
team*); Tho*. M. Haddock rs. dames D.
Gastello, (by consent); Claghorn, Her
ring A Co. va^ Cody A Odom, (by de
fondant.]
Illegality was withdrawn iniCornelia M.
Walker at d. rs. Burros A Williams.
B. E. Games and C. M. Smith rs. B.ti,
Gnnby A Co. Verdiot that the execution
had been paid.
This finishes this dooket exoepting fire
oases plaoed to the hoeL
The Grind dury has returned eleven
true and two no bills. The body fixed
tb* pay of jurors and bailiffs at two dol
lars per day. The Grand dury adjourned
the Monday tho 18th.
Court adjourned to 8 j a. it. to-day.
ffstaymaHaii Of Copt. Wm. JT. William*.
This axoaUaui officer, owing to family
and business matters, has resigned the
Captaincy of tb* City Light Guards. The
company with great reluctance accepted
it; for he is a popular, oapable officer,
and every Inch a gentleman. The organ
isation, oompoaed of exoelleut material,
has rapidly improved under his command.
Tbs resignation has baan forwarded to
Qmr. Smith, who will order an eleotion to
fill the vaoanoy. The feeling of the com
pany towards Gapt. Williasu may be aa-
oarteinad by reading their rasolutions,
wkfeh ar* printed in this paper.
Tba company has aaourad the Bankin
Skating Hall es an armory and drill room.
This is a splendid room for snob a pur-
f*m» tf tho Boor* of
•/ of Mg (jliy
9f (Mmiiiiif ffn
1. Tba official doom and UU* of this or-
gaaltaHnn Mull ba “Th* Onmmiaahmata
of Commons of the City of Colombo*,
G*.," and shall her* an official seal, to ba
barest tor adopted.
S. Th* officers Shall consist of a pensi
le t, * president pro tarn, a secretary and
tiaasoror, to be elected by ballot from
the body (exoefit th* secretary) by a ma
jority of the rotes present, whlsh shall
not ba Isas than a quorum. Said afloat*
(axoep the secretary) shall hold their of
fice, expiring at the regular meeting in
May, or untu their suooeasors hare baan
.looted and qualified. The offloe of sec
retary shall b* filled by th* (Bark of
th* City Council, and shall hold bis offioe
only while ha ■hall’ hold tb* offloe of
Clerk of Council. Should a vacancy oc
cur from any oaoae in any of thae* offices,
the Commissioners, by elactloo, as here
tofore provided, shall fill the asms.
8. The regular masting of tho Com
missions shall bs on tbs seoond Saturday
of aaah month.
4. Th* regular meeting in May, each
year, shall ba designated tba “annual
meeting;” at which meeting tba Presi
dent, Treasurer and Secretary will mak*
written reports of their official sets for
tbeir term of office. An eleotion will also
be held tor ohoioa of offloars for tho en
suing year.
5. A majority of th* Commissioners
shall oonatitute s quorum for th* trans
action of businaas; bat no part of tb*
commons shall b* sat apart for any pur
pose-donated to any school or eburoh,
sold, leased, or oonreyed—unless by tb*
oonaent of n two-thirds rote of the whole
Board of Cooimistionen, said rote to ba
by call of “yeas and naya.”
0. The rules reguieUog the government
of the body in session and in the trans
action of business shall b* the same as
the rales of the City Council of Oolnm-
bas, and snob general Parliamentary rales
of deliberative bodies as may be mad*
applicable to the requirements of this
organization.
vvtum or omtmtM.
7. It shall bo th* duty of th* President
to preside st all meetings of the Board,
to preserve order and decorum, to ap
point all committees (uolaaa otherwise or
dered), to sign all drafts on the Treasurer
when ordered by the Board, and to per
form all other duties pertaining to his
offloe. He shell hare power to rote on
all questions before the Board, and to
call a meeting of the body whenever he
may deem It advisable.
8. The President pro tom. shall, during
the absenoe, disability, or at the request
of th* President, preside, and be rested
with all the powers of tb* President; and
in case of the death, removal or resigna
tion of the President, the President pro
tom. shall act as President until a succes
sor be eleoted.
■J. It shall he the duty of the Treasurer
to reoeire sll monies paid to the Board, to
pay all ordara drawn npon him by author
ity of the Board when signed by the
President, to keep aoourate aooounta of
all reoeipto, disbursements and expendi
tures of monies, Ac., paid to the Board.
He shall make a full report at the annual
meeting, and at sueh other times as the
Board may require. He shall reoeire and
hold subjeot to the order of the body, all
notes, bonds, mortgages, or other papers
belonging or pertaining to the property
over whioh the Commitaiongre here con
trol. He shall also giv* bead, with secu
rity satisfaotory to tbs Board, to the
amount of fire thousand dollars, to b*
increased at any time if neotassry, for tho
faithful performance of his duties. Said
bond to be deposited with the President
T. H. Oama,
ef Maaesgee, Harris,
Offiat at W. J. Oman’s
Book Stars, 93 Broad Street.
The people, and especially the ladies of
dutaswl aaasMding oountry, an
earnestly invited io a*E and examine
mUmm*
Person* haring defroed, faded or mu
tilated pioturas at any kind, of dooaaaad
or absent friends, earn hare them repro
duced in any six* (from thntsf thaotag
Inal np to foil life,) upon tb* oalabrated
Berlin Silver Plata, which prodnoes a
pioture not only of tba moat beautiful
finish, but which is imperishable, or in
India Ink, Water Colon, Pastel or Oil.
Tha highest artistia axaallraea la mani
fested in all thaa* differant atylaa of pic
ture*.
It would seem nnnsmaawy that any
thing more should be said than the aim-
pi* statement of th* above facts to in-
duoe any person to avail thamaalras of
auoh an opportunity of baring tha fea
tures of loved dead or absent onn repro
duced in sueh beauty of finish, ami life
like expression, and auoh truthf nines* to
nature aa era exhibited in all the work
sent out from this Company.
Persons ordering Biotara* in any style
are assured [that if, open delivery, there
la any imperfection, (bay are not required
to take them.
Our prioea are much lower than those
of inferior pictures by tha old proosas.
Bemomber the offioe is at W. J. Chaf
fin's book store, 93 Broad at.
Columbus, May 13, 74. 2t
Jtsatf ThU
You osn find at T. E. Blanohard'a, 183
Broad street, the rery latest styles of
Dross Goods, at auoh prioea sa cannot
fail to giro satisfaction. Gall and see
them.
Domestio Goods at greatly rodnoed
rates; Faotory Goode at faotory prices j
Goats’ Spool Cotton at 70 cents per doz.;
the beat Print* at lOo par yard.
mylO tf
A few pieces of French and English
Oaaaimares, vary low, to close ont, at
T. E. Blahooabd's.
A large lot of cheap Oaaaimeres and
Linens, rery ohaep, at
Blancusbd’i
The best plaoe to buy Table Linens,
Napkins and Sbaetinga, is at
BLAXCBABD’a,
128 Broad st.
Not Xot Bound.
Tha bodies of the two negroes who
were drowned in the river near “Lovers’
Leap” some ton days ago, bare not yet
been found. The ooiored people circu
lated a genetal report a few days sgo that
parties on an up-ooming boat saw the
bodies, hand clasping hand, down the
curreot many miles below Columbus, and
that they were pioked np and buried.
Boatman know nothing of any such oc
currence. So all the atnff must be a
canard, starting probably from some ne
gro's remarking that ha thought the
bodies might float down the river and the
boots piok them up.
LOCAL BBUtrd.
—The steamer New Jackson left yester
day to meet the Farley on the lower river.
' —The smallest women look hopefully
tohy-man.
—Two Columbus young men drew $100
from the Norfolk Masonio lottery. Many
war* aold by falsa reports.
—When yon want to get on the contra
ry mount a mulo.
—Brass knee plates for boys’ trousers
would enrioh the inventor.
—Newspaper readers do not like to read
poetry by children, unless said ohildren
are their own. Then they think the lines
are superior to Milton, Byron or Tenny
son.
—W* overheard a colored man say yes
terday : “I never trusts a man what owes
me toll I see de money in my hand.”
—Damp and rathor coldish weather
yaatarday, though the season is balmy
May. Thar* was a sudden change Tues
day night laat.
—A preaoher near Columbus has the
bad habit, whan ezoited, of adding “ah”
to fanny of his words. He lately spoke
“of those who bad been brought up on
tha Lord's side-ah.”
—Cotton la now higher in Columbus
than at this data laat year. Speculation
has taken hold of the staple and sent it
upward. So little remains, that specula
tion can readily control it.
—“Ternand Jerry," with its inspiration
has departed. Grass is now pot in
Uqnoro.
—Seventy-one baskets of dew berries
ware offered for sale in the market yes
terday morning. The brigade is increas
ing, mostly from colored members.
—Is it not mighty hard, when women
give a man the representation of being a
bear that they never give him a chance
to hug 1
—Harvard has decided to spell it
“Shakapara." People bare, not being
and grand-children. The remains were I governed by Harvard, can spall it as they
bariad laat afternoon. | pleas*.
Menu of Ml. Aoooph’o Atodomp
Tha pupils of thla school, in omni
buses, axprsaa wagons, and vehiala* of
every description, want pionioing. The
piao* selected was th* grounds of Mr.
Henry MoOaolay, in La* oounty, Ala.
aom* three mllea from th* city, dodging
from th* muaie, gleeful laughter and
singing on the return through town, all
had shoppy tima.
airem or (nTwro 1 Bokoot.
A society has baan formed for tho pur
pose of scoring a library for Sobool No.
8, attended by girls and a few boy* of
thp High School. Initiation foe fifty
oaata, and requisition subsequently of
ten oents per month. Many of tho
Sboioest collections of books in this ooun
try have baan foraead in this way* Th*
members eleoted Superintendent G. M.
Daws, President ; Charlie Woodruff, Sec
retary, end MBs Annie Barry, Librarian.
Only th* giria of the aobool and tb* few
boy* who attend there oan participate in
tha benefits of tb* library.
W* hear, that the scholars of St. Jo
seph's Aeademy have a vary axoallent li
brary.
Douth of on Old Moridont.
Mr. Jaoob Boland died at th* Bankin
Hons* lata Tuasday night. He was born
in Edgefield district, S. 0., in 1804, and
bane* waa seventy years of age. H* has
raaidad in this aeotlon some thirty years.
Hi* ooonpetion was that of a farmer.
During the latter years he has apant much
of hi* time in Mississippi. Hi* Ufa waa
on* of privaey, devoted to the intonate
of family and self. Ha was an honest
man and n good citizen. Higher praise
cannot bo given. He waa in religious
faith n Methodist. The only ohildren
that survive him are Mr. A. J. Boland
and tb* wife of Prof. James W. Byan,
proprietor of th* Bankin House. He
died peacefully, surrounded by ohildren
for safe keeping.
10. It shall be
the duty of the Secre
tary to attend the meetings of the Board,
to fc
p oorrect minutes of the pr<
ioga of the Board, and to reoord the same
in a book provided for that pnrpoee. He
shall, together with the President,
exeoute and deliver all bonds for titles,
leases, deeds, or other papers, ts may be
direoted by authority of the Board. It
shall be hie duty to discharge auoh other
duties of a Secretary as is usual and re
quisite in similar organizations.
11. These rules and regulations may bs
altered, emended or added to by a vote of
a majority of the Commiuioners, by first
giviog notice of auoh intention at a regu
lar meeting at least on* month before ac
tion. _
Sales of ArHIton.
It is exceedingly donbtfnl whether 1,500
tons have been sold in the aeotlon whose
trade oomea to Columbus. Last year
4,000 tons were sold by Oolambus sgen-
oies. A great deal purchased by farmers
is now manuring the waters of the Chat
tahoochee river, and the creeks of this
and neighboring counties in Georgia and
Alabama. ^
—The season baa arrived when, if yon
■wear you won't catoh an fish,but you can
buy a string for a small anm.
rond’o JMieet
affords immediate relief in all oases of
acute pain. This is strong language, but
the experience of twenty-fiv* years at
tests its troth. Try it.
[myl4 eodAw
Suppose you have “tried fifty reme
dies” and received no benefit, is there
therefore “no balm in Gilead ?” Verily
there is. Your liver may ba congested,
your stomach half paralysed, your nerves
quivering, your muscles knotted with
torture, your bowels oonalrioted, your
lungs diseased, your blood fall of impuri
ties—yet in one week after commencing
a oonrse of Dn. Walxxb's Vinegab Bet
ters you will feel like a new creature,
aprSO 4w ^
Beeond supply of Blaok Grenadines at
40 oents and upwards, at the Virginia
Store.
spriiO Pevtoh, Gordon A Co.
(ranted,
A pair of Ponies. Apply st offioe of
the Eagle and Phonix Faotory.
myl3 2t*
The proper plso* to bny American
Cambria is eta Acex A Murdoch’s.
To arrive, a large lot of White Striped
Lawns at 25 cants, tha oheapest goods
evsr offered in this market.
aprSO Piytoh, Gordon A Co. ’
Will open Monday, naw tot Blaok Gren
adines, Plain and Satin 8triped, at
i aprSC tf J. 8. Jones'.
EU1& & HARRISON,
Real Estate Agents
AMft AUCTIONEERS,
la (be City sad conatnr. ud will advertise the
lane (at private nla, fAaV or DUMA ulaes
the property to letd.
For Solo.
VACANT bOT or LAUD, bala* th* was! pec
Jon of tho m JTmn lot,” or Bn on ••not, odjoinin
tho m|4once of Hon. H. J. Crawford. Call boo
If you want a bargain. fob!2 tf
CRT LOT Ho. 001, on Melntoah itmt, with
throo dwolllnga on tho nw. Will ba sold
tojjethw or aoparato, at a low Agar*, for caab.
T4LVABLB CRT t»*OP*lTT, attoatad In tho
bnalnen cootn of tho city. Will nit at a groat
A DBSIBABLI HOU81 AMD LOT, with tea
aero* ground, in Linwood, ooo mil# from t. W. B.
R. depot; n Tory oottfortabU and desirable hone.
of Booth WMtora
Mild Cored White Kent.
tau.Appl.ud Wlu Vlaqnr, toe a
It. tools rmtl Stile
rmhTnkhkhna,l8jt,k,
Carnoto, U<4°.
Beaten'bn. uilk.
"■cuxsrr
and TolUt low-
Pore White KerweneOil, 40e 9 g2£*
For Uinta •
A 8TOR1 HOU8* in the Talley of Talbot count]
at a croee-road, three mllea of the Chalybeat
Springe. A very deeirablo location for a Dry
Good* and Grocery boetneee. eeplT
CIGARS.
THE NEW ORLEANS
CIGAR STORE.
Good News to Smokers!
J*. Newman Sc Oo.
HAVl JU8T OPENED
A RETAIL CICAR STORK
At 141 Broad Bt., Columbus,
and to meet the demand for GOOD
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Ac.,
consistent with living, tho beat smoke jon I
had for many a day.
Remember the place, J. NEWMAN k CO.,
mhl 3m
r MAN « UU.,
144 Broad 0ft.
OPELIKA DIRECTORY.
Doctor*.
■Direct from Xurope I
A fine assortment of Beni Meerschaum
Pipes, Oigsr Holders, Cigar Cases of real
Bosnian Leather, Matataafcs, Ao., at
Bchleb's Cigar Emporium, on Ban Jolph
street, house with tha Bed Sign, near
Enquirer offloe. mylO
If yon desire a real good smoke, go to
Buaua’a, on Bandolph street, and ask
for his new brand* of Key West and Im
ported Havana Cigars. mylO
VETOED .'-NO INFLATION !
High prioea ean no longer exist. Cash
basis is the principle now, and MI desire
to close business, am offering my stock of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hosiery,
and numerous articles in this line, at leas
than cost.
Call and examine, and make one dol
lar go farther than two at any other plaoe.
I am in earnest. If you doubt it, step
in and have proof of the fact.
L. Harris, 114 Broad St.,
my 1 4m Columbus, Ga.
The proper plaoe to go when you want
cheap Dry Goods is
Aon i Murdoch's.
Dlt. I. T. WARNOCK,
Surgeon end Physician.
Office At Slaughter'. Drug BtegfiffaUroud etrmt.
sour, sour, sour,
Entry Day,
From Elooou till On* O* Clock, at
CHAU. UEYMAN A CO.’S,
Uudor tho Natural Wins After.
OB. J. W. B. W.
Offer, hi. profel.lon.1 ecrvloM. Office over R. M.
Green A Co.’., Chamber. A R. K. Street..
Millinery.
misses wans * tucker,
Fnshionnble Milliners Mid Dmimakeri,
Gentlemen's Bhirta ont by chart meaunra, and
guarantee4 to fit. Chambers street, next to
s dry goods store.
febl
MBS. C. V. BARLOW*
Fashionable Milliner Mid Dresnnutker«
Sole Agent of Butterlck A Co.'s Patterns.
At the late Banking House of Shappard A Co.,
Opelika, Ala. Ja23
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B"
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Liquor and Wine Honae, and the finest
Restaurant in Oolambus, on Broad street,
below Georgia Home Bulk. my8 tf
Oood Thiago.
Go to the Bnby Bestaursnt for yonr
Oysters, Fish, Gaasa, and all thing* good
to eat. ootlfi tf
The proper piece to bay Oallooes at 10
oent* per yard and Coats’ Thread at 70
oents per doaen it at
Aom A Murdoch's.
The proper thing to do is, go to Aoee
A Murdoch's and look through their hand
some line of Bilks, Grenadines, Poplins,
Striped and Corded Organdies, and select
what goods yon want.
The proper place to fiad Oaasimeree
for pants, boys Oassimerea, Gottonades,
Linens is at Acxs A Murdoch's.
Tha propir plaoe to procure the latest
novelties in Silk Scarfs, Bugs, Fans,
Leather Belts, Ao., is at
Aexx A Murdoch's.
Tha proper plaoe to buy Blaok Grena
dines in all atyles obeap is.at
Aom A Murdoch’s.
The proper place to buy 4-4 Bleaohed
Homespun st 10, 12J and 15 oents a yard
is Ace* A Murdoch's,
Seoond supply of Ghatelain Chains,
Fans and Parasols, joat rewired at tha
Virginia Store.
: aprSO Pxtton, Gordon A Co.
Notaries Publio.
U. D. HIGGINS,
Being appointed Notary Public for Leo oounty,
respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends.
Holds Court lBt and 2d Saturdays of each month,
at It. 0. Hoi 11 field's law office. Ja23
Furniture, Ao.
Aft Panic Price*.
. A. O. HARWELL,
Dealer fta all kind* of Furniture.
Also, Metallic, Wood Coffins, and Caskets.
jal8 Chambers street.
Lawyers.
A. Jo VICKIlffiq
Attornej Mid Counsellor at law.
Office opposite Alabama House.
Practices in all the Courts of the State. Ja3
Tailors.
Is B. CAMPBEIalo, Tkllor,
Cutting and Making in the Latest Styles. Re*
pairing neatly done.
Sonth KaihxNtd St., over Fnrnimre Store. Jsl
Dentists.
9. Id, K. SMITH* Dntilt,
Does Plate Work and Plugging on reasonable
dec23] terms. Chambers street.
Barber Shops.
WESLEY BABBINGKB, Uarbor,
Corner South Bailroad and Chambers streets.
dec23
BIG NON ft TUBNEBq Barker*,
South Railroad street, unoer Adams House.
dec23
Hotels.
ADAMS HOUSE.
When yon go to Opelika, be sure to stop st the
Adams House, opposite Passenger Depot.
deo23
Insurance.
E. C. BOWEN ft KOR,
General Insurance Agent*.
Office, Railroad Street, over R. M. Greene d Ch.'s,
nor23
DOORS, SASH, ETC.
Our Seventy Pane lllustra
ted Catalogue of
D O p R S ,
SASHES, BLINDS,
STAIE BAILS, NEWELS,
FANCY GLASS, Ao.,
Mailed to any on. interested in building, on
receipt of etnnip.
EE0GH & TH0ENE,
• SSI A MS CANAL STREET,
jytl dAwly NSW YORK CITY.
"OUT ». CRANE,
Tree,
Hi F. ABELL ft CO
Hava Vl
Mazappa Flaw,
tunbaam Flour,
Pearl Grib,
Irish Potato*.,
Magnolia Hama,
California ate Goshen Batter,
Native and Imported Wlati, '
Havana Oigars,
Horae Radish (In git**),
Dundee Marmalade,
Eaaenoe of Anohovles,
Oapera and fiauoas of all n-y,
~ All pnrehMe. delivered.
—— _taiott
THE WHOLESALE
Grocery House
—OF—
J. & J. KAUFMAN
No. 14 and IS Sroadlt,
Colombo*, Gt„
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AMOY
100,000 pound* Baoon.
800 barrel* Flour.
From 100 to 200 barrel* Sugar.
100 bag* GofTt*.
From 100 to 200 barrels Syrup,
200 barrels Whiskey.
200 box** Tobaooo.
800 “ Soap.
200 <• Candles.
100 barrels Lard.
B0 “ Mackerel.
800 saoks Salt.
80 titress Rice.
800 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 oases Potash.
100 “ Sardines,
100 " Oysters.
100 “ Plokles.
I0p boxes Candy.
100 “ Staroh.
lOO eross Parlor Matehee.
1,000 pounds X#orill*rd’s 0a iff.
30,000 Oigars.
1»000 pounds Gresn and Black Tea.
000 bags of Shot.
100 boxes Soda aad Fancy Cnckst
100 “ Cheese In sesson.
50 barrels Vinegar.
00 casks Scotch Ale.
100 dosen Wooden Buckets.
100 dosen Brooms.
knd evervthiDg in. the Grocery lino, wfaii
offer to the trade by the parkege, un low
other Jobbing Honae in tbe United feta Let.
sprlfl flm J. A J KAUFMAN.
P. A. POMEROY]
AT BOOIIIiK’N CUUNEU,
CALLS ATTENTION TO
Oholen White Shad,
Fresh Bay Fish,
Mobil* Cabbage,
Oaiery and Lettuet,
Live and Dratted Poultry,
Fraah Country Sauttgs,
Spar* Riba and Backbone*.
A Choice Lot of Freak
Craokert, Sugar Jumblat, Ltm
Snap*, Ginger Snaps, Lemos
Creamt, Ao.
Applet, Onions, Potatoes A Tamil
Aleo uul Family Sopplloe .nd FeocyOroai
°*Mr. I.'0. PRIDOEN will hefontdeliteee
ter .nd will be pleiutil to welt on hll to"""'
tomer. .nd friends. The pulroiuigeof the pum
respectfully Bollcited.
FOli SALE AND WENT
. To Bent.
^rrwt April 6th, two Pnrniibed UXDj
ROOKS, Kitchen »nd Stable. wit!l “ K #t ^
Addrees
M, KuqDlrsT Oflk
room snd parlor,
spl tf
House and Lot for h
ON LOWKB PART OK BROA# *»■
ri-nn lot 'to y, »n i the Uonee
1 Urge loome, ball and s.lJJJrJSj
—* Will be Bold cheap
10 A. VTITTICI
out-bnlldini,
buyer. Appl
mhaatf i
For Sale Low,
A SCHOLARSHIP IN TUB UBBICU
LbUB AT XVAN8YILLI, INDIANA.
novBtf APPLY AT Til 18 OHJ.
millinery.
SPRING MILLINER
lstoBftB^foB f |M the shorteptpolice.
octlk—ly msr4
toirtheN.-YortAter..
m. r 4 MISS DONNKbW,
