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In Insolvent Debtors Court. o as Vrcroan. A. 1).. 1868.

His Honor Judge Young. Commissioner or the said Court, under and by virtue of the power snsbauthei-tty in him vested in and try “ The Unfortunate Dobtors' Act, 1608," hath appointed the following gentlemen to he Com-- ntluioners for the purpo-s of taking afidavits hi this Hex orabls Court, viz :-

, son cousin’s cons-rm,

r Daniel l‘iodgson. Esq. Charlottetown. Lion. Jeremiah Simpson, Cavendish.

. James Palmer. Esq, De Sable. Alexander McLean. Ids-1., l’lnnette. lion. Francis Kelly. Fort. Augustus.

ron xiso's trouser.

'William’SundersorI. Earp. Georgetown. John B 'ooise, Esq.. Murray Harbor. Iisn. John Jardine. Morrell. ltodl. McIntyre, 'Esq., Cow River. Lot {3.

roaynuscu coon". Thomas liunt, Earp. St. Eleanor's. lion. G. W. llowlaii. Alberton. Dugald S. McNutt. Esq. Malpeqnc. John Beer, Esq.. Ccntrevillc. Dated this 18th day of December. 1808. By Order, F. W. HUGHES. / _. Clerk 1. D. Court. ——~——. 0».

Elder D. Crawford will preach (D.V.) in ithe Christqu Meeting House. SHIIIIHEI‘IILIE, -un Lurd's Day neat, iit 11 o'clock in the trimming and lid in the evening.

~Biiipping Intelligence.

com or econometric. I ‘ Minivan. 30cc. 28—Schr,‘ Ainatucr. Hobbs, IIuliffix. tiour‘.' Octavia. Luvic, Bay of Islands. _ N. F.. herring. Jami—Margaret. Ayinrd, Nova Scotia . bal. CLEARED. Dec. 28—Sclir. Elisabeth Sonris. bal. SO—Brig Funny Gordon, McLuren, Liv- . .erpool, Oats. 31—Sclir. Jane , McCormaek. Souris, biil. Octavia, Hobbs. Boston. oats and fish. Jan. 2—Iienrlctta. Gofl‘. turnips.

The Margaret reports Octavia passed through the Gut ot‘ Canso on the 1st inst. E. J. Hudson. Rom Souris, also arrived at ‘Osnao. No ice in the passage across. Erigts. -Athui and Athlete. and Bark William Allan in the Gut on the 23th uit.. ready. to sail the first chance.

MEIIORANDA.

Arr. at Halifax. Jan -—Union. Orr. via Iiobbs. Bras li'or. Lannigun.

Arr. nt Gloucester, U. 8., Dec. 26—31. C. Rowe. Kimball. Grand River.

Arr. at Charleston, 8. 0. Dec. Z—Bark Mo- 'nequnsh.

Arr. at St. John's N. It. Dee. lO.—Sc|t. \Vairus , 22—Schr. M. W.Kiibridc.

’I‘hc Schr. Gazelle. George Hubbard. Marv ter. from Ciiscunipcc. for Halifax. wentushorc a short time since on Cape George. and at last accounts the title was flowing in and out of her. She is owned by I. C. Hall. Esq.. and was loaded with. produce.

Arr. at Queenstown, Dec 7—Undiue.

As she was entering Quecnstown harbor. the Undine collided with n brignntinc. and was. we hear. considerably injured. When the vessels struck one ofthc passengers, Mr. Samuel Durant. of New London. attempted to get on board the latter. but fell between them and was drowned. Mr. Durant was it

Octa-

nntive of England; resided fur tnuny years in i this Island. .Inl at the time of his death. held

the office of Road Cotinnissioner for the Dis- trict of Queen's County.

iiy Cubic message to L.(‘.. Owen—Arr. at Liverpool—George. idu Len. L. C. Owen. Tulba. Iiewadwin. from IKE. Island; Then.» so and Empress. from Buenos Ayres.—l’ul.

gjizirrind.

“At North iiedeque, on the 7th inst.. by the

Rev. R. S. Patterson. Mr Joint McKinnunmi _

Summersidc, to Miss Juno McDonald, of the sums place.

At-Jmt B. on the 24th uit., by Arthur Rum- sny. J. P., Mr John Iiymont. of Lot 6. to Margaret. second daughter of Mr John Silli- h r of Lot. 8.

' Iiy the Rev. W. 1’. Hunt. Mr. Richard Wickctt, to Miss Mary Jane Ramsay. built of Norlham. Lot I3.

At the Manse. Sprin. field, Lot 7, Dec.1tlth. by the. Rev. \V. Stewart, Mr Augustine Cain, to lilies Elizabeth Dynmnt. both of Lot 7.

At the Manse. Springfield. Lot 1.!)cc.30th, by the same. Mr. Joseph Raynor, Lot 19. to Miss Jane Ann Miller. of Lot 8.

By the Rev. 'I‘hos. Dut'cun, on the 7th inst. at. the Manse. Mr. Thomas Wood, to Miss Emily Ilurke, hath of Lot iii.

On New Yeahs Day. in the Rev. Donald Mar- Ni-tll, Mr. Alexander Mr mid. of Murray Httrhur Road. to Miss Flora lienron. Little Sands.

Olt the 'llitb nli.. by the Rev. W. Ross. Mr. William Sullivan. to Christ Mi-Kiunon, Imih of “wounds.

Dee. illst, nttho house efiho brido's mother. I_iv Mr. J. (.‘lm qdo. Mr. l’etcr Moi 's to Miss Mitchel D- own. all of Charlottetown-

Juu. 7th. iit the Mission House, in the eitv, by Mr. J. Ohapplo. Mr. Robert Sleitd, to Alisa Melte- leii "isn‘t-ll. both of Lillie Dummy.

sillli. 9th at the Mission llcnsc. Charlottetown. by Mr.J. Chupphs, Dutiiel Machutt. Esq. of Lot 64, to Miss Isabella lit-Lead, .‘i. \‘ernon River.

r... - _.._

N-..“ ............ “w

At West Point. on the lst lust., Mr Alex. Livingstone, originally it native of Morvcn. Scotland. at the uge of 78 yearn-van old and respected inhabitant. of this place. leaving be- iiind him it widow and a numerous family of lchildren and grandchildren to mourn their

ass.

Athis residence. Park Corner. N. I... on Saturday last, after a short illness, in the 54th year of do age. Donald Montgomery. Esq., much and deservedly regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. For sover- ai years prior to the last General Election. 3.1:. Montgomery faiilit‘ul‘ly rcprclcntcil the Third District ot'Qucen‘s ounty in the House of Assembly; and nithou It not a man of brilliant abilities as a polit clan. was always ir'egardcd us one of the most honest .. upright, .and painstaking of our Representatives.

At Alberton. 81st Dec.. George I... beloved and only son of Mr Win C. Sinclair. aged 10

cars and 4 months.

At Georgetown. suddenly. on the 19th ult.. in the store of the Hon. Daniel Gordon. Mr. James lit-gas. formerly Jails): ofthat place, aged — years. ‘ ‘ At Be lc Creek. Wood islands. on the 22.. ult.. Mr. Daniel Compton, aged 02ycars.

At Charlottetown. this nauuinmui'tsr an ill. nerlbf four weeks. of inihimalion of tho lungs. 'i‘imnias Owen, Es inrs.‘ Postmaster General of this ishtud. In the 41th year of his age. lie wits highly esteemed in private life for It"! usiiiai l s position and many abis qualifies. and as a pit ullicer he was fustht‘ulimit oblipnng ui ths dischi g of his duties. A widow and seven children. to whom he was the Itiiidssi. of husbands and the most. indulgent oi parents. heinch numerous other sugar relatives. mourn his untimely aiid.—-I'al.

At Imithport. on Thursday utter-noon. ths Tllt use, after a short ilinsse, Mary Jane. the beloved wife of Mr. John Its-tulle, mid sister of the Rev. \V. R. Frame, aged 3‘) years. tilts wusnot afraid to die haviu obtained an interest in Christ, ahr

nod quiet y itan to he with Him. which is far

setter " Pur- from a world at grief and sin, with God uterusin shut In."

[it Chi rlotsetowa. an the 8th lnst., an" a lingering lint-u of four uioiiths' duration. barns filth christian resignation to the Divine Will. Thomas Allin. aged 7!! yssrs. relying on the merlu of a crucified Saviour.

At High Rank. on Thunder. 94th Dec. after an Illness of three woolts. Anna. second dau a” of Donald and Euphsuihi McLean-n. sigsd ‘ your.

‘1 months. tflelvills. Lot 60. on Tuesday. 99th Dist»,l at eoasfltttpiirm. Eiipheniia llclssonutt. ad no "an. in Uharinttetown on the 30th all.. state! Must. aged three months, only cl.th of W. l). alumni.

SUMMERSIDE J 0U

Aew Adv ‘l‘tIStllllPlllS this Day Summerside Bank—E. L . Lydiurd Mud Diggers—Rubi. '1‘. Iloiinan Weekly JournaloWIIlinm Eider Notice—Stephen liustis lb others ‘ Nutty?" Directory-Geo. P.1tcuvli Social ’ ca at Strung s Hali--'.' Apples. Apples—James L Holman stradnr Herring—Do Do m4..- A».I._L.u;-, ~v-.~_~..--- Jusr as Rut‘ulsuuruur-The firm of Hon- ter Us (30.. Booksellers. lie.. thsdale. N. 11. are one amongatiiousand. 'I‘hcir business is immense, their daily mull numbering fre- qucntly five hundred letters. Our readers in want of Books. Cards. Prints. 69c” dict, cannot do better than send for Hunter Jr Co's Catalogue.

WANTEO_—\Vuntcd at this office

a Boy about H or 15 years of age. to learn the Printing. Satisfactory refer- ence required. ‘ '

“Eummm " ' iii-side M“

GENERAL MEI ‘ING cfthc Stockhold~

crs ofthis Bunk aid tultc [slouch—nitroc- ubly to Actof Incorporation—at their Banking House. Summershlc. on TUESDAY the 2nd day of FEBRUARY next. at 1! o‘clock,a.m.. fur the purpose of electing Seven Directors for the ensuing your. and transacting such other business as may then come before them.

E. L. LI'DIARI), Cashier. Sumpicrsidc,_Jany. 18. 1869. ,

Mussel Diggers .

SIIEAVES AND C II A I N,

--AL<_

All Sizes, OHEAI’ I 0HEAP i 0HEAP! AT

ROB’T. T. IIOLEIILN'S.

1869.

Summerside. Jan. 19'. 1869.—'.'m Labrador. Herring. JUST received. a Few Ilurrcls Prime Labrador lIcs-s-Iug'. JAMES L. HOLMAN

Wholesale Warehouse. ilolniaii’s Wharf. Jany. it. 1869

APPLES I APPLES I

50 BARRELS; consisting of Grcnniugs, Baldwins. Nonpnrcis, Bishop Pippins and Riisscts—in prliiic order.

For sale by

JAS. L. HOLMAN. Wholesale Warehouse, IIolman's Wharf, Sumuiersidc, J n. 14. 1869.

NOTICE.

'1"}'..\'DERS will he received until the :30": (lily of January, inst.. by tile undersigned Trustees of the Wilniot Valley District School. for building

A NEW SCIIOOLIIOUSE. The contractor to find all materials. Plan

and Specification may be seen at the residence of George Douii.

STEPHEN HUSTIS.

\VII.I.IA.\I CURTIS,

JOHN l‘lCKE’l‘S,

GEORGE DOUI L. January H. IRGS. iii

Social Tea.

SOCIAL '1‘ EA in aid ofthu Funds of the

Wesleyan Church, will take place ill

Strong’s "all on Thursday the 2Istinst. , commencing at 4 o‘clock.

After'I‘cn an intellectual entertainment will be given. to consist of Music, Speeches and Ilccitutions.

'I‘it'lrcis of admission ls. Id. Sum..rcrsidc. Jan. 14. 1869.

Weekly Journal.

'I‘nr. Sr. Joan -‘ \VEEKLY Jonas-an,” printed from new and beautiful type and containing from 20 to 24 columns of reading matter. may he bail for 81. New Brunswick currency, and 20 cents for postage.

The “ Weekly Journal" contains a report nfnil the important mnttcr of the St. John “ Morningduurnal." including editorial ar- tic'es. Cubic telegrams. special telegrams from Montreal. which are published iii every Issue of the Journal. correspondence, Market Reports. Ship nets-s. Family Reading, such as Tales. Sketches. &c.

Send Post Ofilcc order to WILLIAM ELDER. St. John. N. 13.. and receive the “ Weekly Journal" for one yciir.

Juny l4. taut) 2iupil.

' "iii-iii 1-.“ anaemia. 03G— AMElilllAil NEWSPAPER DIREDTOIIY, CONTAINING ACCURATE LIS'I‘S or ALL 'rnn NEWS- PAPERS sun PERIODICALS PUBLISH- E!) IN run UNITED S'l‘A’l‘ES AND 'I‘ERRI'I'ORIES. AND 'rnu DOMIN- ION or CANADA. 1m. IlRi‘l‘lSH commas or NORTH AMERICA; TOGETHER \t'l'rll A DESCRIPTION on THE TOWNS axn ct'i‘ius IN iviiicu nm in. rooms-tint),

NE W YORK.-

Gco. P. liowell a: 00.. p‘ynmsnnnss’i NEWSPAPER Anvrzaristxo Ao'rs 40 Park lhnv.

l 6 6 ti .

A Handsome Oatsvo Volume of 390 Page: bound Ill 010th.

J’s-loo - - Five Dollars.

A work of great value to Advertisers. l’ab- lishcrs and others. who desire information in relation to the Newspaper: and Periodicals ot'Nurth America.

THE EDITION in”. nu LIMITED. AND runsoss nusrniuo comes WILL no WELL T0 ill-ll“) ‘rnum onni-zus matumnsm‘ 'ro (JEO. P. ROVVI‘JLL & 00., Publishers &. Advertising Agents.

40 PARK ROW,

New Years.

January it. 1869.

__. .. . Great: Reduction 1 IN PRICES.

ilE Subscriber. FOR ONE MONT”.

will sell 1) ' Gouda A: llurd- ware. for on i. at reduced prices.

C. (l. GARDINER. Summersirle. Jan 1 '60 r 7 TO MUD DIGGERS.

HE Subscriber has on hand 3-H & 7-ln . best tested short-linked CHAIN. FOR MUD DIGGERS. Also—8 tiolen B-Inch SIIEAVES. and 10 dosen of the celebrated steel Mussel Mud Shovels. - C. C. GARDINER. Summershie. Jan 1 '69

OATS.

The highest Cash price paid for Oars. delivered at the Evans liousa. C. C. HARDINER.

Saniuicrsido. any. 7. l8

N 0 T I 0 E. HERE Is on 8an at the Subscriber's Bales' Room. cheap {or Cash or approved credit, tits following articles. vizt l’itucliemts Molasses. libls. Sugar. I Crates therkurv. lhies Itimrn Paper,

. Roses AL Ms'l‘obuso,. Maxe- Soap. Regs Baiting Soda, Ithbin. Wash Soda

Rugs Mlleltti‘d' Cottl'eeiiol'tltry- Itbts Whiting, tings Rica, Epsom Sails. Cuppcrus.

garcons-t and Ray of infants nt-flillglg cvv mun-wick I’iua Hoar-is. kc.

Auction Sales every Tuesday at 2 [am WM. EEAIRSTO.

Sumnterside. Jan. 7’. IP69.

' PORK. Tho highestmurket price loud in math for 50 carcasses good I‘Oillv. delivered at my Suics' Room. W. II

Dissolution :of: Partnership! V HE CO-I'ARTNERSHIP-heretofore ex- isting between the undersigned. at Saint Eicnnor's, under the style and tirni of JOHN HASZARD s2 00., is hereby dissolved. AII debts remaining due to the said Firm, are assigned to Jun: Iiasuuo, and payable to liitii only. . Dated at Saint Eleiitior's, this first day of

January. 1869. JOHN HASZARD. THOMAS C. CANNON.

jun 7 pro 8i

“COAL. ,

00D I'Iouso Cost], Foa Sam:

CHEA I'. F. MCNEHJ... Summersldc. Jan 7. ’69.—3i pro

Lots For Salel

Few WATER LO'I‘S. east of Mura-

trtzan'n \Vnsntr, and a few east of BitA~ ZIL'B Wnaar in Sunurznsiou. for Sale. with first right ot‘grant to channel. ’

—.t 1.80—- A few Building Lots. with admirable view of Ilarbor.

W Terms easy. For plan &e. nppl ' to CHARLES GREEN. ' ’ tt‘

Summersiiic. Jan'y. A, 131:0. E. 1“. l’UIBDY’S NEW MARBLE AND FREESTONE BS’I‘ABLISIII‘IBNT, (next noon ro nacn AND soxs‘) lKhsu; Square,

caiaioi‘rrrgigifl. E. l8lAii0.‘

All orders punctualty attended to. Call and See!

U

HARVIE’S PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ALMANAC

FOR I869.

Just published. and for Side. Wholesale and Retail, at HARVIE'S BOOKSTORE. Queen Street. Charlottetown. dcc. 3i. mas. iii

Jan 7. '69

Ji—litsppy New Your! P. E. Calendars FOR SALE AT Bertram’s Book Store.

Sunnncrsidc. Dec. ill. 63.

Meeting of the Legislature.

CpLoxrAL Sccitcranr's Orr-ion, Duceiiiber 17. I865.

‘ HEREAS by a resolution of the House of Assembly. passed on the 14th day of April. luliil, it was resolved that the initiation

of all ntuney votes be with the Executive. Notice is hereby given that all applications for Money Grants for Roads.iiridgcs. Wharves doth. and all petitions for Grants in aid oiiany objectwhatsucvcr, which parties may desire to submit. to the Legislature at its lIGXSMHHuiiI Session. are required to be sent into this Of- lice on or before tiic lst day oi‘February next.

By Command, GEORGE COLES. Colonial Secretary.

NOTICE !

'l‘o Tenants upon Township No.18 ' ‘IIE 'I‘ENAN'I‘S upon that portion of Term-

ship No. IS, formerly owned by the late Mrs Mary Stewart. iii Charlottetown, dc- ccascil. iiitd since by the undersigned. in coit- junt'tiun with her deceased sisters, Mary and Ellen Stewart, are hereby notified thattltc fee simple ot'the lands respectively held by them. being now exclusively vested in her. she A LONE is out notified to receive the rents nc- cruingtht-rt'frorn. 'I‘hc several and respective 'I‘cmtnts, ubova referred to. are hereby notiiicd tiiitt. 'I‘hcophilus Stewart, Esq., is duly author- ized to receive the rent and arrears ot‘ rentin question.

MARGARET STEWART. Charlottetown, November 14. 13418.

Admrmstratlon Notice. LL PERSONS having claims against [IIK' Estate of the late ASHER BLACK. Merchant. ofSiinimersidc, deceased intestate. are requested to furnish the same duly attest- ed, within three months frontthe date hereof; and those indebted to said Estate are request‘ all to make immediate payment to Wm. C. Green, whom I have authorized to grain! re> ceipts for the same. UULIHLMA M. BLACK. siiinmorsldo, November 5, lacs—3m

._ 1 Summersiua Bank. CALL is hereby made for the ’I‘Ililllz and Last instalment of tho subscribcu

Capital to this Bunk—tho sumc payable out or before the Fittsr on or Jsuusav 1869. E. L. LYDIARI). Cashier SumntersldeO 't 19. (id.

NOTICE?“

LEXANDER MCDONALD. Esq. Mer- chant. Tryon. having transferred by DEED of ASSIGNMENTduIy Registered in the proper office. all Debts due him, whether by Book Accounts. Notes of Hands. Bonds. or otherwise, to AUGUSI US E. C. HOLLAND. Noticcishcrcby given to par- ties so indebted. to make immediate payment to the Subscriber. otherwise they will be dealt with as the law directs. A E. C. HOLLAND. Holland Grove. Iledcque, } Nov. I9. lettirl.

*“iitfiliimT ‘HI’ " El m“ And Govern Yourscloes Accordingly

LL Persons indebted to the subscriber by Book Account. Note of Hand, or other- wise, are hereby notified that unless their several amounts. now over disc. are paid by the 24th instant. they will be sued, without

further notice. JAMES L. HOLMAN Wholesale Warehouse. Head Iioiman's Wharf, Dec 9. ‘4‘.“

” RIDES! HIDESII"

7 ‘IIE HIGHEST PRICE will he paid. In CASH. for IIIDI‘JH delivered at the ‘ EUREKA HOUSE' WAREHOUSE. C. C. GARDINEH.

Summersido , Oct 32'. tilt—43.

._-—-:a

Fall importation Completed!

Y‘ RECENT ARRIVALS from ENG: LAND. UNITED STATES. and CANA- DA. the subscriber has received his

.1211 Importation

m FULL. embracing almost every article ' Isltrd for. either In ’

NH 00008. HARDWARE & EHOOEIIIEB

Particular attention having been given to the selection and purchasing of these GOODS. in the and on the Very Best Terms. BARGAINS will be given for CASH on. Auction": (Jason.

C. C. GARDINE“. Siiaimerside. Nov. 26. 1808.

A lot of UNDERHILL‘S best AXES. C.C. GARDINER.

Shoes & Boots. An excellent ussortnientof BOOTS. SHOES. RUDBERS and Fell OVERSHOES . C. C. GARDINER.

_ . carriage Axles. 50 setts assorted sizes CARRIAGE AXLES, C.C. GARDINER.

Fur Caps. A well assorted Stuck ofNutra, Otter. Beaver and Seal Caps. C. C. GARDINER.

Iron 85 Steel. i0 tons best refined [RON and STEEL. C. C. GAHDIN ER.

Tea.

‘15 chests of Congo i 'I‘EA, recently received from London, which still dcilcs Compe- tition. C. C. GARDINER .

Flour.

Daily expected from Montreal, a lot of supe- rior Canada FLOUR. C. C GARDINER. Eureka Iionsc, Summerside . ; withdrawal 25, was.

'NAVY BREAD.

‘ “BA'RRELS NAVY BREAD. isaie low. '* ‘ D. ROGERS.

for

2

October 20. i808

""-

ilAVE JUST RECEIVED from GREAT

BRITAIN, per ZL’ .EIKA,

7 Crates assorted EARTHENWARE.

8 'I‘o'ns assorted Iron,

j 'I‘on SPRING STEEL,

25 Soft \i'iikcn‘s PLOUGII METALS.

13.‘;;it, 011. putty, &(2.

Quantity of Whiiflifli

5 (.‘wt. Baiting SODA,

ti " SOAP.

3 Boxes assorted pipes. Raisins, Currants, Crushed Sagan.

Confectionnry, &ss. 2 Bales \Vhite S; Colored Cuttcn WARP. . —ALSO—-

i0 chests superior TEA, which for quality of iluvour has Ito rival in

this Market. D. ROGERS. Summerside. nnv. Inth. ism.

M’liiiil’fllilfi. 'A Large Assortment

Just-received and for sale at

Very Lowest Prices! FINLAY McNEiLL. Summersiiie. net. 8. 1668.

"READM’I‘H—I‘S.“

Cash for Produce ! !

N order to suit our Customers, we are

for " OATS. ' IIARL SY. POTATOES. ’I'URNII’S, HIDES. PEI/LS. BUTTER. EGGS. And will expect ailindehtcil to us to make it full payment before tiic 10th November. . SCIIURMAN & JOHNSON. Clifton. New London. out. 23. '(lu.

EALL' " AND WINTER

GOODS-

’ HE Subscriber has justreceivcd. and now oli‘ers for sale it lurgc supply of

British and Foreign

MEIIGHAIIIIIZE,

V comprising a large assortment of STAPLE AWN PAGE" DR Y G O O D S .

Groceries, llrardtvnre.

Crockerywstrc.

und almost every article required in the coun-

ir ‘. ’l'lcase call and waminenshis $3700]; will be found to comper favorably with any in Suuinicrtido or elscwia‘re, and will be sold

low. , . A. L. ANDLRSON. St. Eleanor's, November 5. 1568: If

GOODS!“

Guru REDUt‘TlttA‘ IN l'atrtzs!

Stand from under! Stand olesrli

The Bottem‘s out and Prices are Tumbing !!

I‘ HAVE RECEIVED and am DAILY RF.— (2I'ZIVJSG from GREAT BRITAIN. the NEW DOMINION and the ['NI'I‘ED

, STATES. Large Importations of almost every description of

NEW GOODS.

which I will sell at a very small advance on (fonts and Charges. for ‘JASH PAY-

M ours. D. ROGERS.

(M. I. is“.

RNAL, THURSDAY, JANfiA

now paying the highest prices in CASH .

Suitable for Fall &' Winter Trade, H

RY 1413569.;

nus. siiih mm

7 HE Subscriber by recent arrivals from ENGLAND. iss completed his

STOCK OF GOODS I

Crnsistiog In part. of the following: Raisins, Currants. Almonds, Nuts. Esscuccs for Flu- voring. Cochiuccl for Coloring, Candied Citron. Lemon and Orange Pct-is, Ground 8 ices. Mixed Spice. Uclatinc. Isingliiss.

urinahide, l’runcs. Guava, Jelly. Red and Black Currant Jelly, Preserved Penn and Peaches, Pickles, Sauces. India. Currie Powder. French Mustard, English iriusutra in Bottles and 'i‘infuii. Shrimp l'uste. Es- sence of Shrimps, Anchovies. Anchovt-y Sauce and Paste. Sardines. Pickled Chillies. Dried (IIIiIlics. Genuine Cayenne in Bottles. Capers, Olives, Macaronic. Vermicilll. Ci-l- ery Sued for Soup, Split Pens. Rice. Pearl Barley. Sago. ’I‘apcocu, Arruwrout, 'I'caelc, Lime Juice, Suiaii Oil. Rose Water. Ruse Water Crackers, Nonparcils Contcctiouiiry.