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[OWN AND COUNTY. $DsAt rebruary S. t : 1 181.1 TaRMs OF THE 19WS AND HERALD. -Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per anmua, In advance; weekly edition, two dollars and fifty cents pe,'annumn, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. RATEs oF ADvERTnxsno.-One dollar er Inch for the first insertion, o ad fty cents per inch for each subsieq Aent Insertion. Those rates apply to all ad. vertisoments, of whatever natu re, and are payable strictly in advance. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months made on very liberal terms. Tran'. slent local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first insertion and seven and one-half cents per line for each subsequentinsertion. Obituaies and tributes of respect charged as. adver tisements. Simple announcements or marriages and deaths published free or charge, and solicited. Ali communications, of whatsoever nature should be addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company Whinsboro, S. C. RAiLUOAD SciEDuLE.-Thi trains iow pass Winnsboro as follows: North-bound passenger, 11.40 a. in.; south-bound, 5.15 p. in.; north-bound freight, 8.38 a. m.; south-bound, 12.57 p. in. These arrivals are on the basis of Winnsboro time. Now Advertianients. Guano-R. J. McCarley. Schools through the county ate at last getting under way. A peripAtetic glass blower* amused tue juvaniles of town on Tuesday. Lawyers are busy preparing for court, which meets Monday week. The wood famine has induced a number of persons to look into the comparative cheapness of coal and wood. Jupiter, Venus and the Moon form ed a triangle on Wednesday evening and presented a brilliant spectacle well worth seeing. R. M. Wallace's appointmeutas Dis trlet Marshal of South Carolina has again been rejected by the Senate. le still holds by appointment of Chief Justice Waite. This is the way the Rads get around the Constitution. Attention is called to the advertise ment of Mr. R. J. McCarley, who will furnish several of the lepding brands of fettlliters on very liberal terms. He will also continue in the market as a cotton buyer, and will, as hereto fore, give the highest prices for the staple. The people of Charlotte and Meck lenburg county are considering the pro piiety of raising a hundred thousand 7 dollara an&.expending it on the public roads. This is a hint to the people of Fairfield. Ten or tVweity thousand dollars laid out in this way would save a vast amount of horse flesh. The-weathei is still yariable. Tucs *7 afternoon was comparatively o ~t ic with the wind due wvest. but . atbefore dark 4t changed directly to the north, and in a few minutes the * temperature .fell several degrees. Wednesday was cold. Farmers are hving a bad time for making prepara tions for plantings Comparatively nothing has been done yet. There will be a nieeting of the B. P'. Union this (Thursday) evenithg, at 7j o'clock, when some prelilninary arrangements will be made In refer enice to the celebration of the approach ing anniversary. It is pretty generally understood that the president will tender his iesignation in order to es capeo expulsion for his uniform and Our muse just here refuses to go a : A Bright anid interesting Cdillmunication from an Eatonton Yousig Lady. From the Eatonton (GIa.) Messenger. WVINNsncnRO, 8. C., Jan. 9, 1881.-I reached my new home the second day after leaving E-, and was thet by Mr. C-, wvho carried me-to his als ter's, Mli'. M -- of Winnsboro, wvhere I was most agreeably entter tai ned Until the afternmoon, and then we commejnced the ride of fifteen miles over the mtost mottUtainous country a ~,lowland lassie ever saw. During this ride, just at sunset, we came to a hirge and handsome church (Presbyterian) tuear the Wateree, and as the C- family are members of that church, there Ufan be seeni the family burial girottd, which Is en closed in an iron railing, and kept up by an appropriationt from the estate of an aunt of cine with Whom I aun living, an w iho requested that ntone but Cald IICwells be buried there and "the wise, the good, fairy forms athd hoary seers * of ages past" sleep etetnally, and those all bear the proud, utarnished name of CJaldwell. We came In an opewi carriage, and * two muiles from the~ chuurch Mr. C called my attention to the reflected * ays of the setting sun, shining against the window patnes of a large houtse. "That, Miss Lou," he said, "Is your future home-yet It is still sIx miles n'om us," and from this faet 'tou can form some Ides of' the hills, I have beetn dotniciled here jitst four wveeksgud Sm delightpd, 'The chii) dren aid very pliable, and--better than good looks-uare really good. The eldest Is a youing' lady, my size, but nzot my age; neverthueless, we are very congenial; and, stratige to say, the children all seem to love me,. On Christmas eve I stor ed the little olies snugly away In bed, and eter and anon would tell thoem that Santa Claus would wot come until all children Were S t asleep, whereupon, Itosa, a beau f tul brown-eyed child, six years old, *( . -To, "the household pet," over --htof, were soon i the another i1f1o' kirT here-Lula, a wee thing, just like a doll; and she was in touensl Interested in my frequent trips to my trunk, and gnally- asked in I sweet baby tones, "Miss Lou, Aave Tanta Taus tum?" "No, Lula," I re plied, "and moreover he will not come until you go to sleep " and when I behold the frantic eflrto she. made to keep her eyes closed, laughed heart ily, and for her sake .wooed the com ing of the god of sleep. Then I sat down "alone with my conscience" and not having anything' in that line to worry me, I became unromantically hungry, and having eaten oranges I concluded these were too much like food for the gods; then I regaled my self with salmon salad, chow chow, blcuits, then cream and rice custard -whereupon a feeling of intense satis faction came over me, and I felt like getting up a torchlight procession. Whei rirst reached herothe weath er was so cold that I sighed for the balmy air of Gum Creek, .but now this rare cold atmosphere is doing marvelous thlings for me, in acting like a stimulant upon my sensitive, nervous temperament, and I am so braced up that I feel as if I had found the fabled stream of "Ponce de Leon." Not only out of sympathy for me, but being just proud of his landed estate and its reputation of health, Mr. C- in duced me to make habitual use of qui nine, and I have thereby bade an eter nal farewell, I trust, to chills, the bane of ny life; and when I tell you of my aitiig four pounds a week in avoirdu ois, I pray you let all remembrance fade away of the pallid damsel who, three moons ago returned to her na Live air disgusted with her ten days' stay ine Gum Creek and the Dooly county chills and frog ponds. 1 some tinmes enjoy the position and honor of ca1rrying the keys, but haunting mem ories of that line in "Lucille" come up 'Civilized man cannot live without cooks' -when I remember a recent woful day when the chiefest of our house hold blessings-a splendid cook-was absent, and one of her church sisters and I manipulated a villainous com pound I dubbed with the cognomen of hunble pie-but alas! alasI the sister must have been to blame, for I still boast of by culinary skill Yet oh! that pie, I cannot, dare not forget, and I shall never, no never, even meet a chicken without making an apology as any lady would to the whole tribe. Yes, that pie was horrible, execrable, and I was forcibly reminded of Mark Twain's receipt for New England pie, closing, "Serve cold for breakfast and invite your enemy." I am happy, however, to state that, notwithstand ing that pie, the whole family are still here and in their usual health, and as they are all very genteel, very well bred, they have tenderly (?) laid to rest all reminiscences of that pie. The new year, made famous by the jingle of Mother Shipton's rhymes and the calculations of star gazers and scientists, was ushered in by the most perfect snow storm. The flakes came timidly down at first, then "The sky saddened with the gathering storm, And thro' the hushed air came the whit ening shower, Till at last the flakes fell broad and wide and fast, Dimming the day," and no sound broke the stillness of the wvinter scene save -the flitting of the birds as "From spray to spray.- as o'er they shook The pendent drops of ice, 'finling upon the withered leaves be low, and when the sun arose the second day, and, like Ithuriel's spear, touched the scene into glory, and seemed to wake the landscape into life, then all the dormant poetry in my nature was aroused, anmd I longed for the genius of Raphael, or even Rosa Boisi.oer, that I might transfer the scene in its passing beauty to canvass, to Jive for ever. Then in my tinselfishness my thoughts sped homeward, far, far away, in longing that Mills and George and dear' bright-eyed little Morgan could be here to enjoy it, in their wvay. Thme hillsides, stuldded with dark green pines, and these covered wvith a net work of sleet that glittered like molten silver, all seemed in a holy Sabbath rest, and I faintly appreciateid the sentiment of Coleridge, that drew forth his famous Hymn iti the Vale.of Chamouni, and this, perhaps, has lIo greater beauty, but historic interest. As I stood at the upper windows, gaz ing dowvn upon the snow-covered ground, and watching the animals shivering in the cold, I had a kind of tenderness for them, and for the milk maid, too-(there was no swain 're sponsive as she sang')-for 1 was then foegaling myself with cream, sugar and snow, and I thanked my stars that after all I was human an'd sheltered from the cold, and cold~ well persumade myself that snow was a tine thing in a tumnblet', wvithi such alccom'ipaiiments as-those umentioned. As the sun lvas bidding us go~od night, thme -trees on the hillsides were bathed in a pale rose color-a reflec deoi frotri sunset-anid ulionm these trees lay a delicate traery, like the spirit of the frost, which scorned to imake them a fit home for fairies, and in gazing upod1 IbiS scene of wvondrous beauty, I kneW that therd was it Iiel~v w'ufiig supreme abofe his works an'd lawse, and that God and Power are one, amnd thitt gramneu Is thd ittribute of Na ture-and we can wvell believe that H1e, with sublimnest skill, has traced earth's beauties with an unerri ng pencil. The twiligift datne gliiig up from thme grave of the dead day, nd1 (ire veryv hills seemed to bask in thd mel low radiance, and now made a fit home for the stars that seemed flashing from their snoiiidfdivned heads, Bor'ne on Time's sfferit winge New Year has reached ie; and "Beneath the pall that last ore fell, Hlow many cherished hupoW lie buried Al who 6ati toll?" *anuat'y dismnal has rocked the dead dold yeqr-1880-to her eternal rest. My Wish is thlat the new year to fou may bring "No saddened meiof-ieq. No buried joys-no 01 ided skies, Dut may the rosas of Hoobrightly thriv'e And bring you peace divine." OBITUARY. DIED, of eonsumption, near Rid6e way, O. Cl1 January 21, 1881, Miss MAnY A. 0. SfEWAn&, eldest daughter of Mr. Jamesa R. Stewartv aged twenty-five years. GUJAlt i UtANO Z I I HAVEI the agency of se'oral standard brands of Guano. amofa' st *hteh are the Monarch and the WIOx & 4hfbbs Manipulated. I will also keep a large etp -oyf A oid Pho-.phate, Parties *111 do wel to give me a call before mating purchases elsewhere. I will always give the bighest italiket price for cotton. fob N-fem . J, .uo.Anrfv. TAKE NOTICR REMEMBER THE PLACE OF P. LallCockor Bra. [11EY are closing out their entire stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS of all descriptions at expeclally low prices. CLOTHING I CLOTHING I I To make room for our Spring Goods, we will close out all Heavy Wool Gar ments, consisting of Suits and Over coati, regardless of their value. FURNISHING GOODS, which we will alRo close out equally cheap. A call for inspection is cordially in. vited and satisfaction guaranteed Ir every respect. P. LANDECKER & BRO. jan 15 ATTENTION ! AS we intend to give our attentiol Aint the future entirely tolPlanta tion Supplies atdFertilizers, w fc the contents of our Drv Goods anc Clothing Store at cost, as we intend t< giveup hatpart of our business l'hee Gods ustbe sold, and foi cash on delivery. Now is your tinm to buy. Black Cashmeres at New York odst Colored Cashimeres at New Yorl cost. Black Alp~acas at New York cost. Colored Alpacas at Now York cost All kinds of Dress Goods at New York cost. Trimming Satins (all shades) al New York cost. A faill line of Cassimeres at New York cost. Watei-proof Cloths at New Yorla cost. TO HOUJSEKEE~P ~'I: Table Linen at New Yoi-k cost. Napkins at New York cost. Doylios at New York cdst; Toweols at Newv York coat. BUTTONS I BUTTON~S 11I Ladies' i nd flents' Hosiery, Undcer wvear and Gloves; all at N'ow York1 c(ISt. Buy you Sprhtig and Summeci Dresses, Jaconets, Swiss, Victoiii Lawnis, Linons, Cambrics and Edg ings, and Insertings to trim thoem with. All at Newv York cost; We have rno space to mimerhiale fut thor. Wdi tvant to soil ont overything not usually kept in a Plantation Supa ply Store; THIS 15 NO HIUntPUGj Call and prices iv!~I coti!o you. And he sure and brling the CASI1, as no goods will be charged. ?. Eldei' & Co. ddb'So Fresh Drnais aid Medicines. I1ASTOR OIL, Bluestoyte, Borax, Cay \./ernne Poper, Laotonoptine, Banth Sponges, '.oughyrups, Boothlng Sy rups, Bay Rumn, Pcrumery, Oinohonidia9 Qui. nine, Tutts'. Gilder's an.l Strong's Pills, Essende Ginger, Capsine Plastrg. -AI1AO, Onioi Sets. Prepared Cocoa, Canary ReeO. Otin P-MVder T'e,- lfson 'fen, Pow dered Bla~l Pepper, Machine Oil, &o. Just receve y McMATUR, BRIOlN & KEToIN. now 20 mT LUDDEN & BATES SOUTHE$N MUSIC HPUSE. TIE MUSIC HOUSE OF TIE SOUTH I REMOVAL TO OUR New Double Store An Immonse Music 'Temple. Two largestores, each 30 feet front and four stories high, fronting on three strcetF apd filled from collar to loft with musical s\upplies. Nothing to compare with it in tho Southeru States. A BIG STORE, A BIG STOCK, A IG. TRADE, M*n Mn.1 TO 0CCUM3 iie i..ti I-e ui yeairs ince our estab. lihnent of our house we have developed the issusicO trade of the South to a won derful degree, but as yet we have only be gun. Wesce, not many years aheid, a business of a million a v ear. nnd to take care of this enormous trade we have pro vided our piesent mainmnotli warornoims. Fall tradle 1881' will be immense. Wo are ready for it. For months our sen ior part ner -has been at the North contracting with Piano and Organ manufacturers for instruments. ile has concluded most advantageous contracts. and tho Pianos and Organs are "coming, coming" 100,C0 more, by every steamer. Ne Styles, New Prices, New Terms, New Store, 'Now De. parl.ure. SPECIAL OFFER, PALL 1880, Cash prices with three Months credit. During months of Auct. Sept. and Oct. we will'sell Pianos arv d Orgian at Lowmisi Cas Piumcs, payable %25 Cash on a Pi ano or $10 Cash on an Organ, with th( balance in three months, wI1oUUT xxTUn EST. WHAT DO TOU SAY TO TIS OFFERn Write for Illustrated Cfm logoes an Ncw Price Lists for Fall bM0 and pro paro to bo astonished, LUDDEN & BATES' SAVANNAH, GA. Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers july 27 C-2 Z And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladdo and Urinary Organs by wearing the Improved Excelsior Kidnjey Pad It is a mnarvelfor healing and relief. SIMPLE, RENSIRLE, DIllECT, PAIli LESS, POWEliFUL. It cures u here all also t ails. A Rey e latin and Revolutioni in Medicine. Al' sorption or direct application, as oppIosoI to unsatisiabtory' internal medicines. Soni for our treatise on Kidney troubles, sen1 free. This is the Original and Genuin Kid ney Pad. Ask for it an d take no othei At wholesale in Charleston, 8. 0.,b Dowie & Moise. WVholesale Dinggisin. Scid, by druggists, or sent by mail, on re coipt of price, $2. Address The "Only" Lung Pad Co., Williams Block, Detroit, Mich. dee 21-f x6m . Cures by Ai.S.. ., mature's wvay ALL LUNGDISEASE.9 It IilVe8 Into then system curativ agents and hecalinig eodicines. It draws froni the diseased parts th poisons U1 at auiso (loath. Thousands testify to its virtues. You can be Relved and Cured. Don't despair unil you have fried thij Sensible. Eisily A ppliedl and JtAIC(AT. LY EF"ECT1UA L femnedy. Send f.ar tet timonials and our book, "'Three M illion a Year." Sent free At wholesale in Charleston, S. 'C., b Dow in & Moiso. Wholoesale Dr'iggists Sold by Druggists, or semnt by mail 0o receipt o price. $2 (10. by The '"Only'" Lu'ng Pad Co.. Williams block, Detroit, Mich. dee 21--txGm NOTICE6 SLi Lpersons judchted to mue fo siipplios; ec., are requested to com forward at on)ce' and make pror.p paymntsf, as I anticip'ate a abange ii buiness, oflherwise, their account Mvll be handed to a Trial Justice fo JAn 22 -Subscribe to THE~ Nnws AND IIea .iD-2.00 r' rear. - - FACS SELLING OFF AT COST. FOR THE NEXT TIIIRTY DAYS I WILL SELL TIIE H~ITTIJETD STOOK FORIMERLY OWN D]', DY SUGENHEIMER & GROESO1HEL AT TilE OLD STANDS AT GERIG'S AND WOLFE'S BUILD. INGS. S U C C OES l t?. fobf 0H, YES! 011, YES! rIE RTrONE MOUTNT.\TN CO1 N WUl IS l n hascomi anti l ki still-com111in If you want good Whishey and goo, Sogars, call at CLENDINING'S 1T(O UN '4, next door to WV. 1. D~otv & Co. He' keepm the hest of everything. The besit Not han'ti Old Cabinet WVhiskey. The bes-t Gib~son'l W~hiskey. The lbest 'I'en Cents Seg'ir The best Fivo Cents Regar. Anti, abloi all things, the best. Dinner for II eenits. And if you comno into town between I' andt~ 1 o'clock, and( airei hunigry, canll a Clendin.ing's for a drink. anud heo will sel u p a free lunch for you. Cliendining keeps a moral and a quiet house, dec 9 TOP BUIES. SPRING WAGONS, .11UAVE in store a car load of asw'urtalI styles, which I ollhr at bottomn flgures foi cash or good paper. Call and exannn<l them, whether you wish to buy or not. J. H1. CUMMINGS. Opposite Dunlovy & I'..ht's. fob 1-tf SHAVING SALOON, ---- 'HEndrsge begs' leave to sai nii tfng aIP (irscas Shallvinhg Saloon hi eivery respecflt. NoneC1)1I bnlt peteni and e x pert wor)k inen'l ar.e emplo~i yed' and( those whwil lavVor il! with 1'heil custoin are guaranteed Sat iiicIion. B tIAiR-CUTTING Done ini the latest and1 neat sf. styl1e Don't. lorget to call and1( give me tral, ando I will lease.; yoni. -Oposte D)r. Aikeat's D)rug Stoi-e. 2I~L~iitest Sel - EWRE AN Mgen8 ddGosA .1O4 Mgn(s MACHIN ECO. Wne 64- "G N It CH A I.ES.ST. BAL.TIMOREM D~v I Jing,'' fonia111 Military SchO0i YORtKV' LiL, S. C. O'HE RECOND) SENS.ION of dhe tworty 1. a rixthI yce.r wvill begin Februnry lxe and close Jutne 30th, 188f. TERit PERl SEsV.ioN. For Hchool Expenses, I. e . hoard, TJulion, W~ashiing. Fuel10 and. Lightts - , -. . $100.0c Su ygeonu's fco nnue of book;s, - 5 ForCirculari con taining~ f'ul1 in forrn. - in pyto 0I.~ A; COWAR D, dteo .Arb PrlieaI' V DON'T Until You _ Y STOCK of Furniture, which will iest accor-dingio to qual11ity, anld For <l Riemeinber t hait Il my goods are warran l4irtIlinre elsewhere, then come to the II best Selection and caltn buv. cheliper. Bea wav. fllythewood, White'Oak, Woody al 1111( Yor k. TIslli isa ron4n1nen1i uiditionu of A new sipply of' Widow ShIde4, Wal F nlitles. Chromos, I hat Ruacks, aid Book The h-geitst slipply of 'in iiltuner Sl et I h(er Sit;s. ('aIII atm See I pi hen. A new 81 any. Don't I 1r a .lacin111ie inereh- beceni if 11nd likes it. l'ieiinhr (Orm in'ost of 1 pifIeId alive u1)11 little mcrit. The onue y ine and vexationl, i., i le , r l it. tIlIIme ber he (. ( '.1!4 Alvdal wia- awmr over eigly competito'r. I ean ret'vr voi a1 Nl - y %1itven ut ire Sa istiaet ion. Rei'nei Sasi vlaoyn. A 11 ordt'aers entrulsted to iII 1thev lowest pri 1(. -r i re 1n ' aItly repa pr1.4ipred it) lank1e to order. Luinh111er anld Ig M'alhine Needlos andIl ataitinnents ait( Mne. DobnI'l il to call bet'ore purchasing" THEi" LATEr NOSELESS. T" } SETTING NEEDLE, TIiREAD1ING SHUTTLE, i WINDING BODBIN1. VV. N r n un, AND IN F.A(r IlO0Oll Fc~vmli M, "INia" RAP, l. 1- . G. ne . - u Ca G A IN treet, 13A LIMOI:m, MTD. JARtGAINS 4 101f & tCllle1fS. E have hliit' larigely this seai ~sonl and1 tiu ai ve tlonter to4 'el I's our hi lls. Wec Ihlef coro 'oi'er t1PECIAJ L L RGAINS to en.h puarel aise ra. Tlho'e who COme earily will seenthe I haoice0)( of :a-ticles. Web(hli 4 I thein in their tneed antd eIx yearP has elo.sed ~ ad aill ac.oun tts should be. .A.(G.ATITr. Al holive'4 jobs ill our shiop of' alells, t'leMUs :11<| lewt I I shou(1 "a*:ll 111( tud Ie I lell, 11it(d saive Ilac salne - ----: o:. XVEIimC ve w isi oro ihe huiigos 11 tu oc c ver i urchaVCed by us, nud( v'lhih will be d.isposed of at, lowv Dry Goodn, Shoesn, Gr oeOries. Br1iles. Sacd'es. liarnss, IIed Leatheir, Hlarnelss Lcaher &c. WXe are n'ot giv' 'io "BLOWING;' biut can1 Iiu tinflly' -Say we0 are offer in;. i-ohd h::1 I nsga~ , (ad nill bo glad U. G. DESP'OR TES. sept. 20 MUITUJAL Rt E LI E F A Sb O CI A T ION. r 3 j ~1 4 i on Moe'i'tio 101of butsirliess50 men, it Caise it ' deat h. the (i r lain: hAi an r e - cir frIn ::31.1 f-0 to3 $5.4"I', trecord ing to6 3303445n3 (f cl r'i 1icateI. This InI01 one ofa h h333r phiius .11' lie in35n'an1ce. 101 ju ay atP yo(Iu rg', just Ilike hire it-nurainec, and( wVi*.ii -i m2r ariver.u-Iee C', lii na pay bhy son Ii Ian 4hnen i ts ug the yeuar. We (4er' t~lIhos brat acquintedW' wih IsA, ml:meho'lru Oin .1. ~irild: a , 11. Mc 1 a0lS r, ,Jr:M. A Brien", .Jr'o I. 'DaviH, D ~.\(,r33ight. .Jro. J1. Neil, 't.omast r6. Johr. - xonl. J1. (ierathining, . T1 B Ilanahian, iR. Meansli Daovia. Jan. Q~ Davis. Any ono tat sho)uld like to bom ie a memiibsr will apjily to G, C. BIACOT, REizarden Reedol anld Onior Sots, n 31t recived. McM i4 T~Ll, 1BR IE & l(ETCHIN. jn13 BUY Have Seen be the largest, handsomest and cheap]' esign and workmanship unequaled. ed to be as represented. Price yout' st-class store vhere you will have the r inl mind that I ship goods to Ridge d's, Blackstock, and as far as Chester the cinality and price of my goods. I Pockets, Brackels, Mirrors, Picturo shelvCs, cheaper than tie cheapest. 4, made to Imlateh Cottage and Clam Ipply of Sewing Machines as good as se your mother or your neighbor has he machines that. 're most- largely i want Is thn one that will save you liit and will last a long time., I have (led to one of the Machhiles I re'present to many that are using it, and it has iber that I ain agent for a Door and c will have prompt attention and a, red at molerale prices. I am also Slingles For sale at small profits. Sew 1 parts of Machines can be had through eisewhere. i. W. PHILLIPS. 'TRIUMPH. .IIb for fAV FRESH SUPPLY F New Crop NEW ORLEAN8 SIOLASSES, best inl the market, and synps of all gradces. ALSO, A fine assort ment of RIAIS INS, JANINED) PEARS, PINEAPLE; P'EACIIlES; GIRATED COCOANUT; [SING LASS, EELATINE; Also, a good quality of OAT MEAL; n live p)oun d pafckages GIVE ME A CALL. D. I. FLENNIJKEN; decC 25j FR1ESII (ROfIERIES I G; UG A RS, assorted. Coffes; Rio, - Lagna~vra and Old1 Gov', Java. Rio( and Old Gov. Javnm Roasted. iTcas, Bhmck, limperial, UZttlpofvder' andi~ Young Ulysoni. CANNED) GOODS; P~earsi, Penthesi; Phcniene; To matoes, Sahnon, Cornied ieef, l.eviledl I lamn and Turkev, Sardines; &c. Macaroni mpid'Cheese, Glnger Pre servecs, P'in Head Oat Meal, Cooperu Gehitine, M ustard, Bla'ek Pepper1 anid Nutmuegs. Bald ivin Caith Cioss & Bllack chweisohew Chow; Empir Chow ['oAsre.Pic'kles, Lea & Per' 'i n's Worcestersh ire Sauce. J. F. MoMXASTERf & CON sep)t 14 OOU7~irAIHOTELI reiimm e nay il-om * E .,IV