WILMINGTON POST.
WILMINGTON N. C, FEBRUARY 13; 1869.
OST OFFICE DIRECTORY."
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1 Fayetteyille via Warsaw.... ...8:00
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livered at 7:30 A. M. v: . ,
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W. C. & R. R. mail. 3:00 P. M. Three times a
f week. "'!(.""'!-''.' i " : f ; ! .' .
FayetleVille mail 9:00 P, M Three times a week.
Stnithvllle mall, 1:30 P. M. Three times a week.
Office open from 7:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Sundays ;t 8:30 to 9:30 A: M. f I , .1
ED. R. BRINK. P. M.
Post Office, Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 17, 1867
'Forthelbst.) "
Cousin Bernard.
i Cousin Bernard of the "Wilmington Star,1
Although he twinkles and winkles afar, J
Once left his home and went to the war, ; f
And "kivered" his heels With "rosum and tar.
He knew when the fight was hottest and thick,
i Unless they Were tarred, Lis feet would' nt stick
- So like a brave uiian with musket and tar j
Cousin Bernard went; off to-the war. H
Now after a while his tar was all gone
And Cousin Bernard came up to see J ohn f;
McDonald pf Chatham. It was very shortmetre
With Cousin Bernard so he made salt-petre -
And Potash, and stayed from the heat of the war,
For Cou in Bernard of the ''Wilmington Star
Which twinkles and winkles and glimmers afar,
Had lost Lis musket and used up his tur.
The war was i.ll overfarewell to salt-petre,
And Cousin Bernard's amort happy creature,
But bhould It begin, in a month or a day
I lea r u lie has found bim a place where tp 6tay ;
In the Intaije Asjlum, swett C usin Bernard
All hppy and cnizy and feathertd and tarred
"Will takcVis aoode and keep out o the war.
Nor use any more saltpetre and tar.
r " Cousin John.
Bob O. Link, to Ilice Bird, Esqr.
OnCe more I send you a morceau which I
have chanced to spy with , my little jeye so
I hid it under ray wing till it could :be Post
ed. Who is Cousin Bernard ? Did you
know before that he is a regular tar heal t
Do soldiers put tar on their heels to make
them sticlrwhen the battle is hot and thick ?
Would soldiers run away if theyfididn, stick
themselves down with tar ? " Did this Qousin
Bernard sneak out. of the war, by pleading
that he was a salt-petre manufacturer away
up in Chatham County ? Who is he any
way ? U he the VeviV" of ; the "Carolin
ian" ? If 80Khow I do pity him to be
obliged to be the uPevil," of such an al
mighty man of meanness : as that "Carolin
ian." But do tell I know nothing. j
Your brother, t
- Bob O. Link.
Cnstom House, Wilmiugta, N. C,
Collector's Office, Feb. 3, 1868. 'l:
NOTIGE8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL
' sell at Public Auction, in the Public Ware-,
house at this place,' onWednesday the 12th inst.,
L at 10 o'cVock, A. M., the following described
; merchandise, imported in the AmT Brisf "Ann,";
Johnson, Master, by Shackelford, Hass & Co.,
Feb.-12, I86tt, from Nassau, the same having been
surrendered for the duties, to wit: " :
23 cases Whisky,"jr&"cases Braudy, (Cog
nac.) 2 kegs Brandy. 1 bbl. Gin. 1 box
QMustard, and l one-eighth cask Brandy.
D. RUMLEY,
Collector. !
" feb4:' , ts j
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ECOXO.IIY IS WEAIiTfl.
Premium Awarded by the
MERRITT'S "
EUREKA SCARF AND TIE HOLDER
A German 8ilver Frame or Plate, on yrhich any
one can form a 8carf or Tie in any number ot
styles, with a small piece of Uk or other materi
al. No sewing required.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS EACII ! i
They are lij?ht and pleasant ; they are durable
tney.ao not create me couar in adjustinu; ihey
do not come loose; with one every . man can
- make his own Scarf, and beiug of German, Silver
tuey wui not cor- i
Agents wanted every wore. A nocral discount
to the tiade. . Samples sent by mall ou receipt ol
the price "
JAS. C. MERRITT, Sole Proprietor. )
Office and Manufactory, &07 West Forty third
street. N. : ft, ' I v . :i
Jao 2 1 fr;:---f .j..-. - . , - ;,: 5w
STOVES, GAS FITORES, &f. "
Cooking, Parlor and OOee StoTcs,
A LOT OF OAS FIXTUnEO, ,
Jnt R-celrcd. f !
GC7IT FOR FAIROAJIKS STAND
ARI1 SCALES
For Eatt bj
r.ilr 4 Lik Urn
Nov as
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IIouco for Rent.? . I
ft RESIDENCE ON nrTll STREET
A
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AMERICAN I
NSTITUTE
FAIR OF
If
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WHOLESALE PRICES CU BRENT. j
J - Wilmington, N. C, Feb, 1868.
w -... o iv am tit.
- BBltSWAX.
scanning ... ouuww
,10fts..7 00l0 00
S bbl.; i. .... 0001 90
11
mousses. U gallon.
. BJLKKJLbB. , r
Srl " T.. new '
Cuba hhd. . ... 4?52i
do tierce... ; w
do bbl..... 55
Si. X.. ..' "'IU
2d hand do.. 2 25 3 25
Syrup..........60l 00
, BAGGINO.
Gunny..
2425
Sugar House.... 4547l
Dundee........'
2mm
NAILS. ID.
Cut;...i....f6 507 00
Rope;..'......
; h BRICKS.
101
Wrought........ U0W
H oils, gallon.
Rosin ......0 350 55
' M......10 001500
Java. . SKkccwitiara..,. im&xw
rlvra ....... .2830 Kerosene, . . . 60 65
ZrUZ:" P2t23 Pitch. ...... 3 50(S3 75
Pitch....... 3 50i
CANDLES, f 1X.
I" ." PEANUTS, i
bushel... 1 2 002 65
potatoes. bbL
Irish bbU...$350400
8weet, bush.. , 80fl
pbo visions, B.
Sperm.. ........ i .5055
Adamantine;... ..2023
Tallow..........' 180
TWME3TIGS. yard. "
Sheeting, 4-4 ... i 12il5
Yarn, bun$17075
Bacon, N. C.
Hams.......... 18(35
fish, ooi. , t
Mullets
' Middlings...... 1617
Oak bbls.$0 0011 00
.Shoulders... ,,.14 id
Hog round , . ,.1516
Bacon, Western .
Pine do..$0 00 9 50
Mackerel-
No. 1... .20 00021 00
Sides......... is
Shoulders.... 1213
Hams ....20;i2
Pork,. $ bbl.
City m' 8823 5024 00
Thin " 00 0023 00
Prime.... 00 002 00
Kump;...00 0000m
No. 2..... 19 00(020 00
No. 3..... 15 00(01600
Kits...... 3 00 3 25J
Herring, Nova Scotia
bbs .. 5 00 7 00
Herrine. smoked-
boxes. .... 00 60f2)00 75
Codfish. . . . .00 9(00 10
N.C. Roe...O 00 9 00:
Beef, i ..... .00 0000 00
Butter, $ a. f
Country. ....... 33(5535
FLOUR. f bbj.
Family... .12 50(317 00
Goshen . . . .40(043
Super . .10 00(3.12 50
Western. .... .. .00(000
Fine........ 9 5010 00,
Cheese, fi.-
grain. $r bushel,
. English , dairy . . 1520
Wheat, white. 0 000 00
State...... 1822
Wheat, red.. 0 00$0 00
Corn, North.. 1 251 30
iuard; n.
i N. ( Carolina 00(016
Cora; Eas Co. 1 10(00 OOj Western I3l5t
( )ats; . ....... 95(0 1 00: onions
Peas......... 130(1 40.$ bbl 4 505 00
Rice, rough.. 2 25(0,2 501 sugak, $ lb.
Rice, Carolina. .9i(g lOffCuba.. . . . . . . .. .12 13
K. I. rice..... ll(g)0 l2Crushed 00(lbi
GlCe, , tt ..: 20 25;Porto Rico,.... 14(015
unny Bags,...30;3A CotIee..rrt.. O0l7i
GuaKo, Peruvian, i , B do. 16i017
ton. .$00 0092 50 C do . . ; . . . . . . .. 15i(016
: hay. i I Havana Brown.. 12i13
Eastern .$0 001 20 j. salt, sack.
Northern.... 85 95 Liverpool, from i
' HttiES; -iJ ' " store 202 30
Green . ...... .... aud'Alum, busn 60 ($0 621
Dry .......617
IRON, t Jb. I
English, ass'd 8 10
American, ref. 0 (gf 10
American, P i
sheer... 9 10
Swede....... 10 .12
ITmtn ;:!:.!
Brown ... ........ i .9(cglS
SHINGLES, ff M.
Common.. . .f 3 503 00
Contract .... 3 504 50
UMBEKi i ,
Shipping ..12 2512 50
Mill prime.. W10
P ton, 150 G0i55 00
Millfair.,....7508 75
liquors. gallon.
Mill :ordy.. 5 bum 7. 00
Rrandv ' !l
TOBACCO.
French . . $4 00(S20 00 Navy . . . . , .
2535
3040
Aoule.NC. 0 00(a 0 00, Medium . . . . .
Peach?i...0 00 0 00
Whiskey.,;, ' MiiPi-
Manufactured. 601 00
TALLOW.
Bourbon.. 2 00 4 00
N. C...... 3 00( 4 00
B) 1011
j wood, f cord
LCMBEB. KIVEK.i W M.
Oak.... i. .. $3 75 50
Ash ... 3 25(0.50
Wide bds..10 00(312 00
Scantling... 80010 OOPine., ....... 3 V(6 50
Floorin?...! OOftCIS UUj L1ND rLASTER,
Flooring Mill- ! I I
Rough....25 0000 00
planed....35 00(140 00
ton.. ,
..18 00
TO SOUTHERII PLANTERS.
Union Rice 'Flour & Feed
tv r t T t d i
Nos. 24G and 248 Cherry Street, Corner
J nnttrpra' film.
ALL
DESCRIPTIONS OF RICE CLEANED
AND REDRESSED, !
Also. Flour, Corn Meal, and Feed of all
kinds Ground at Short Notice
Excelsior fresh Rice Flour constant
on
hand.
REFERENCES : ! j
Fowler & Ward, Rice Importers, 87 Water St.
John Bento & Co., " 44 186 Front St
Moses Webb, Rice Brokers, Corner Wall and
Water Streets. v 1 j.
Krapp, Baxter & Van Pelt, Grain, Meal &c.,
25 Whitehall Street. - , 1
Lane, Son & Co, Flour, Meal, &c, 90 Broad St.
H. K. Thtjrber & Co.1, 173 and 175 Chambers St,
Henry Reimers, 87 Wall Street. j i
For Terms Address: j
JOHN FITZGERALD & CO.,
246 and 248 Cherry St, New York.
Annamessic Line.
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TO THE NORTH.
CARRYING
ij. S.T9IAIL.. f
t The most direct and comfortable route to
PHILADELPHIA, i i
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Checked from all principal cities ia the
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INLAND
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at Portsmouth, Vs. - j
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folk, Va.
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TO SDINGLE MANUFACTURERS.
Tm TiraNi nKiM f-i-!i p thpi catent right
to manufacture and use In any of the Southern
MILLER SHINGLE MACHINES
i- - -i t - - . i - ' - . -
which 1st one of the best machines , for sawing
shingles,1 in use. ,.),- !
This machine was catented on the 13th o Joiy,
1858, and has been much improved since : but
owing to the war, has not been introduced im.o
thel South. " It is adapted for Staves as wen as
shingles, cutting them even,
br wita anyl taper
desired. 1 1
The saw first enters the bolts on the side, and
consequently turns out better jwork than pan be
done by moat other machines. It is simple in its
construction, not liable to get out of repair, and
is built entirely of iron. I : ; -; j
It occupies a space of four feet by six, put can
be built of any size, the ones jiow in usej, being
for staves or shingles from 33 jinches uowti.
r-r r V--V; L-.t ' : y- '
COVJTTir or STATE IlIGBLTS
; fob sals on ..
Yery Liberal Terms.
I Machines can be manufactured in this city,
where all the patterns are on -hand. It desired.
J A machine can be seen in operation at ihajyab
scribers mill, on Castle street wharf. For fur
ther particulars, address or call upon J
J. C. MAlf N,
Wilmington, jN. C.
oct 8-tf
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. u A'Vi the S ate. lr-V. '-
S Since the heavy decline! in Goods, WALDRON
j i i i -. i - -
s been North and bought his
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Stools
o
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and now Offers for sale one
of the JIOST:
ASSORTED
EXTENSIVE and
BEST
STOCKS OF DRY GOODS in the country;
at Panic Prices of 1857.
DOMESTIC GOODS. I
A full line at the' very
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Calicoes 61 cents arid upwards. I
Bleached Shirtings pi cents and upwards.
Brown Goods, very
low. k
DRESS
Merinoes. Ponlins. Empress Cloths. Alpacas
and other popular fabrics, in all desirable Style
and Colors, all of which will be sold at Jpopula
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Harnesly uoods - ruit AJloths ana J(LnDpssea
raoie uovers in wool ana leit an colors ana
prices, -r - I : a- . . . . t
BLANKETS BLANKETS.
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State. Come and examine them and be con
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White and Colored, Plain and Twilled, at prices
that cannot fail to please. 7 j '
CLOTHS AND PANT GOODS.
Broad Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinets,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans.; and a general assort
ment lor Men's ana JBoy's wear, at lowest jasn
prices.
; WHITE GOODS.
The best assortment and at lower prices than any
other House in the whole south. . i
KLnrt C3-ood.s.
Evening and Breakfast Shawls, Alexandras, Son
tags, Nubia j, Scarls, Hoods, &c, &cJ
All quail-
ties ana prices.
SIIAAV L.S and CLOAKS.
i i .
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All Wool Shawls f 1 and upwards.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE!
Ladles Hose and Gents Socks 121 cents and up
warns. Ail grades at satisractory prices.
CORSETS AND! I100P SKIRTS,
An Imported Corset for 75 cents, and , a regular
une 10 me f inest irrencn corsets uisw
Hoop Skirts 50c, 75c, ft, $125, tl 50, $2, and
upwards. .If
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Plain, Beaded, and Tdmmed, from 5 cents.
to
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H.i.VDrinncuiEFs.
SabJPePmen ma,fou5
every variety.
rialn. Embroidered, and Hem St
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ana npwaras.
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Modern 8tyles and living orices.
Flue Shirts and Underclothing for
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The best Paper Collar In the world. Linen Finish,
Cloth Lined Button J Holes and Magenta Edge,
not to be found at any other House, in the city.
uenuemen can ana see tnem.
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and
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Fashionable Shapes and : Populs
and see lIAMiLTOS. Jr. It is
take him he will get wet !! 1
r Styles. Call
resumed if you
WHOLESALE BUYERS
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The AYilmingon Regulator,
and geUposted up, and thereby save time and
I motxtJ
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON N. C.
United. States depository and Financial
Agent.
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Dibsctobs: . J ' . .',
W. H. "McRart,
S. D. Walulcz, i
Jab. H. Chadboubx,
. Eli Mubbat.
Ddwin E. Bubbcss, President
' Asa K. VViLKML Cashier.
- - Wm. Laskins, Teller. - - -H.
M. Bowden, Book-Keeper.
S. D. Wallace, J u. , Clerk. ':
rrfflS BANK ! IS NOW OPEN FOR
THE
X TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, Government Bopds
aua oecuntieB. . ; -
NOTES OF SOLVENT and other Stete Banks
purchased and sold.
EXCHANGE ON . NORTHERN AND SOUTH
ERN CITIES alwavs on hand and for sale.:
COLLECTIONS madejon all accessible points lu
the United States, with urompt returns.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED, and careful attention
enven to the accounts or bus in ess men. i
ausr. 14 - - I - ' 6-mos
, BANKING HOUSI
. . . j,.: of - -
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 WALL STREET,
Corner of Nassad Street, NEW TORlt.
M
,E BUY and sell
at the most liberal current
nripea. and Ke6D
on hand a full supply ot
SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMfOUJNli ijntji-k-EST
NOTESi land execute orders for purchase
and sale of STOCKS,) BONDS and GOLD. ,
. , CONVERSIONS, ;
We convert the several issues of Seven thib-
ties into Five-twenties on the most, favoba
ble terms, taking the 1st series at Govern
ment Rates, allowing a commission io aesuers.
Circular with
plication. j
nil particulars famished npon ap-
JAY COOKE & COi
l-tf
Treasury of the United States.
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
Washington, D. C, Feb. 20, 1867.
IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAI THJS
First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C., a
Banking Association organized under the Act
to provide a iauonai vurjicuvj, bctuisi u
pledge 01 unuea oiaies oouus, jimu m iuiuo
for the circulation and redemption thereof." ap-
nmtp.fl jnne 3d. 1864. having complied with tne
requirements of section 45 of said Act, and with
SSSSSP
suance thereof, has this day been designated as a
Dettositorv ot Public Moneys, except receipts
from Cnstoms, and by virtue of 6uch designation
will also be employed as a f inancial Ageni oi me
Government. ' 7 -
(Signed) IT. E. 8P1JNJNJSK,
aug. 5
CLOTHING.
O Ij Ji. K. E 1ST ID O 1ST
CLOTHING HOUSE.
THIS MOST POPULAR
is once again in full
ESTABLISHMENT
operation, and the
Proprietors having
REPAIRED AND REFITTED
THE
OLD STAND,
are now offering the largest stock of :
CLOTHING, HATS,
AND
EN TS' FUR N IS H.I N G GOODS,
j ever offered in this market.
They have - also engaged the services of a
TAILOR, Who if an artist in his profession not
to bej surpassed.
BOYS' CLOTHING AND HATS
also abound In this House, and their Stock of
SHIRTS, v
NECKTIES,
SUSPENDERS, - ,
8ACKS, and ,
cannot be equalled South of New York
Making up their own Goods, and being con
nected with a House in Philadelphia, gives them
facilities which no other House in the State can
laim.
53y Country dealers would do well to call
HAAS & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
iy
8pt 21
BEARD'S PATENT LOCK-TIE,
)- : . : ALSO i.
Beards Patent seir-Adlustlnp: Tie,
THE MOST SIMPLE AND GREATEST
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE FOR,
BALING COTTON,
MUCH SAFER FROM FIRE, AND
4 CHEAPER THAN RO PE . '
JJAYINQ SOLD LARGELY LAST SEASON
f THE PATENT LOCK TIE,
we can recommend them to give entire satisfac
tion, we hare taken the Agency lor the mate,
and will continue tp keep a large supply on hand.
or one 1 en and upwards, to dealers, -a liberal
discount will be allowed. J - I
. - E. MURRAY & CO.,
: : Wilmington, N. C.
Ang. 29,'67v ; .f : ly. -
OFFICE OF WHITE'S -
Patent Lever Truss Co.
No. 609 Broadway; New York. "
C. AUGT GREGORY, M. D. Pbbsideht.
WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS and
FEMALE 8UPPORTER diflerln nrinclDle
from all others. No pressure on the backT It is
light, clean, and easy. Persons ruptured should
at onee procure THIS, the best Truss, to prevent
IMPOIENCY. and secure yourself , aeainst
STRANGULATION AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Directions for Ordering. ,
! Meaanre around the body two inches below the
top of Hip Bone. State the side afflicted, also if
lean or fleshy, and give plain directions about
sending. Cash must accompany the order. A
special department "lias been fitted ap for the
treatment and radical cure of Hernia and kind
red diseases. His under the special care of the
President of oar Ootapany, who is acknowledged
fcy the rrofessloato hare do enual la this speci
ality. lJy wcaritjj the Lexer Irusa and bathing
the articled rrtita DU. CIlEGOIlY'fl rri.r!
iiUATl 1 iLliS I A LOTION, the Qoat obsUnate
tun
fro a
COSE
per jut'r tj fnr Tw jv,,.f.
- a-- i it.
v4 m ft ticca iur imitci ni
5 to tDDoUarsaccordir-? toenail! nrl th
r.Uomofthe iiorture. litnik itiftn uti
FRENCH'S COLUIIN;
GrROCERIES
AND
THE LARGEST
Stock and Assortment
IN THE STATE
AT
FOR
C A.
Extraordinary Inducements
J
TO
CASH BUYERS.
COUNTRY TRADERS
W
ILL DO WELL TO CALL AND
Examine my Stock before Pnrchaiiai
Elsewhere.
The Stock
Consists of
ALE, I
DRIED APPLES,
' ALLSPICE,
AXE HANDLES
SALT BEEF, , . r
DRIED BEEP, -BACON,
BOTTLES, -
BRANDY,.
BROOMS,
BUCKETS, !
BASKETS,
BLACKING,
, BAGGING,
BITTERS, all kinds,
CHEESE. '
CODFISH,'
candles; V
- CASSIA,
COFFEE,
CLARET,
CIGARS,
CANDY, '
CRACKERS
DEMIJOHNS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
FLOUR.
DRIED and PICKLED FISH
uff.
GINGER, ;
GLUE.
HAMS,
HOPS,'
. - - ' HERRING,-7-
KEGS, ' '
KEELERS; "
LARD,
. , LEMONS,
LYf MOUSSES
MATCHES,
- CONDENSED MLLK.
. MEAL, '.
. NUTS, aU km
OYSTERS. ' J -4.-"- "
PORK,
i-" -; PORTER,
, , , PALLS.. -
. . . PEACHES,
RICE, .
, SYRUP, ?
SUGAR,
STARCH,
SOAPS. r,
SALARATUS, . , - v
SARDINES,
SALT,
SODA,
r ITOBACCO
TUMBLERS," ' i
TUBS,
vnnoAR,
wmsiaxs,
YEAST tv"
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