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ARRIVAL OF GENERAL PAEz AT PHiIsA.
DELrHIA.-The bark Fairniount, Gaptai,.
Whitney, arrived at this port Jas, evening.
IN IL days from st. Thomas. Captai;i:Jose
Antonio Paez. the distinguished ex, ,Presi..
dent OF Venezuela, his son and suite, came
passengers by the Fairfnount. Gen. paez.
has come ~ seek on our shores the liberty
he 80 vain'y sought and suffered for in his
own country. His trials and heroic entlur-
ancc have made him many friends in Ameri-
CO, and we doubt not he will receive a gen.
erous welcome from all who understand the
blessings OF republican government
Ihe distinguished South American is q
man OF apparently sixty years of age, of
portly figure, rather below the middle
height, very dark complexion, straight
black hair, and rnoustache sliGbt-
iy tInged with grey. His son, Mr.. r. Paez.
is quite a young man. Genera Paez Is ac
tconPanIcd also by r. Swift; ESQ, of ST.
Thomas, Dir. II. c. de Rojas, of Venezuela,
and Mr. krebs of St, Thomas; and the party
have taken rooms a,Glass's Washinpton
House, IN Chestnut street, above Seventh
This morning Gen Paez was waited upon
ny large number Of our citizens, Including
many foreigners, principally Spanish and
FRENCH good many ladies were also
among the visitors. General Paez pro-
ceeds from this city to New York, and the
time OF his departure depends somewhat
upon The arrangements making in that city
10 give him public receptien.-PAiL Bul-
lciiH, 27.
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ALBANY, y y, ArG.l.
DEEAnyCL RAILROAD AcCIuENr-l0ss
or LIFE AHp GREAT loss or pKorERry.--
The ir'"ght train, consisting of twenty-five
CAR, from O'wrgo, on the New York and
iFir Railroad. was prccipitatcd through II
bridge crossing NVln", Yesterday after
noon Inc entire train went down. and
itla cars became perfect wreck. The on
IRE ravtne VA, literally filled with the irar-
mems. The whole number OF cars we're
thrown one on top of The other in perfect
y mass Of rnnS--cycral lives, II is bclcy
ed seven or eight, wcrc lost.
The conductor ui the tram, Two breaks
mon, and Two drivers were buried in the
ruins The conductor However. was ro,-
ten out hnl badly wounded Several others
c"uId i" seen under the ruin, and were
able To converse for an hour ortwo.
On" OF them, there being about one thou
SAND bead OF cattle. consisting orc0,ys shccn
ana hogs on hoard, was finally rorcd TO
Death hyan OK, and another also appeared 10
hc dead, while another was seen struprliny
and calling for assistance \ Gun of water
was gotten to him, hut he was 50 far vono
that there was littlc hope Of his recovery.
me raNur was completely filled up with
"a" wrecked cars and dead and wounded
cutie presenting Il most lamcntablc scene.
Inc loss hyths disaster, in properly, i, is
thought, viii not fall short of two hundred
thousand dollars. At The last accounts,
SOM two hundred persons were engaged
clearing away the RUBBISH BdH .Sun.
~~7~~-~->-. .-o--. .->-,~r>~>~.
ARRIVAL or GARRIBALpL-Thc shin
Waterloo arrived here from Liverpool this
morning, bringing the world renowned
GarrthaIdi, the hero of Mon,evldco and the
defender OF Rome. He will be welcomed
by those who know him as becomes his
chlva'rona character and his services in
behalf Liberty N Y Iribue.
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SUMTERNILLE, s. c.,
AUGUsT 9TH. IS

AUGUST 9TH, 1880.
Pursuant 10 notice, the citizens of Sum.
ter District assembled this day in the Court,
House
On motion Of Col. VI Moses. Gen. S. r.
CHANDLEH was called to the Chair. Mr.. J.
+. BElSER and Dr. j. J. Mccartney. were
appointed Secretaries. The mcctinr bcinp
organized. the following Resolution was Of
!crrt by Capt. J. ls. " IiAMMur and unau;.
mously adopted:
h'Eircf, That committed be appointed
toinV1ic Coz. Nancy GRECO and Col. JAMES
CHEsNcT, Jr, delegates To the Nashville
Convention. 10 meet with their constituents
oi lin> District II Sum,cry!lc on the first
Monday III September next. or at such other
I!I" rs may suit their convenience.
The clmir appointed the following gentle
rn'n comni,tcc-Cap'. ]. b. n. HAM,rrr,
Capt +. SrNTrr, j ! KSox. Esq. Capt. J..
T. GnEES,W. II. BURGESS, Esq, Capt r..
=. llAvN>woErn, Mag W. w. OwrSs.
On notion OF DR.. McCAuLEy. i, WAS
i.sN"IrcL That committee Of iivc be
appointed 10 make arrangements for their
rrrp!un--undcr which resolution the fol-
loving gentlemen We're appointed: Col. VI.
Moses, Capt. 4 CONWAY, TyEr J. DIxklss,
'aP'. J. u. BLASn'SG, \. CnlNA, Esq.
On motion, ordered that The proceedings
oi this meeting he published in the papers
OF this village
ihcrc beng no further business, the
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Mammoth Beet.

we received few days since from DR..
w. H. HoLLEYMAN, a present of Beet
"a inches in length, ID inches in crcum-
ference and weighing over lbs. 1t was
grown i'll his garden at Bishopvile, in this
District. 1t is certainly the largest spcci-
men OF the beet kind iilat has ever come
within our observation.
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North Carolina.

An election for Governor was held in this
State on Thursday last. We have seen re-
turns from but three Conntics-in these
KEln, the Democratic candidate, has gained
800 votes upon the vote OF 1918, when
Manly, the then and now Wing candidate
was elected BY 4 majority of S7i votes.
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Compronliso Bill.

We need hardly call the attention of our
readers to the interesting account, from the
Cohun'6I" Telegraph, of the proceedings of
the US Senate OH Wednesday last when
all the obnoxious features of tho so called,
Compromise Bill were defeated.
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I.GrmatIre.
DiuiLni.
New York, Ohio,

New York, Ohio, Texas
Ii will tlns be seen, that sixteen States
were for striking ont, eleven against it, and
three divided. The section was according
ly stricken out by n vote of thirty-four to
twenty-five, and il is scarcely necessary for
us to repeat the list Of names, which may
be inferred from tho above statement, when
wc state that of tie three States whose
votes were divided, Messrs. Seward, Ewing
and Rusk, voted with tho majority.
Nothing now remained but Utah; on mo
ton OF MIR. Douglas, an amendment was
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Why Epidemics rage at Niglt.

1t was one night that 1000 pershcd in
the lIague o London Of 1868 Ii .ras at
hl2ht that the army OF Scnnachcrib was dc
slroyed Bo'h IN England and on the con-
t'ncnt large proportion of cholera cases in
ITS several forms, have been observed 10
nave occurred between one and two o'clock
III lie morning. The danger OF exposure
10 the night ar has been theme Of phy
sIcianS rom time lnlnrmoral; but il is re-
nlH!khD!c that they have never yc; called IN
'hc ad o! chemistry To account Tor hc fact.
1t is at night that the streams OF air near
cst the ground must always be the mos,
charged with the particles OF animalizcd
matter gwen out from the skin, and dcl.rcr-
i"ns gases, such as Carbonc ac d Gas, the
produrt OF respiration, and Suipinrcttcd Nv
dFogcN, the product Ui the sewers Ia the
nay, gases and vapoIuus substances q! all
Kinds r!sc IN the air by The rarrI.ctjon ni
'!ca'; at night when the rarc!lcton leaves
them they fall by an increase OF gravity. If
'mpcrrctsy m!Ncd w'h the atmosphere,
while IN" gases evolved during tie nigh,
instead OF ascending remain at nearly The
same level. It's kmoNu that carbunc acid
"a" Al a low temp ra,urc par,akcs SO near
y OF the nature o! a Hand, tha, II NAV be
poured ont o. one vcSSc. INTO another; ilr.sr.
nj tie temperature al which Il is rAha,cl
from the lungs, bu, It's tendency is towards
lh" li"or, or tn" bed OF the sleeper, in cold
aud unvcn,IIatcd rooms
Al Hamburg, the alarm Of cholera AT
niEht, III some parts ot the city was u.rrcat,
that on som" occasions many refused 10 80
To bed lest they should be attacked un
wares ~ their sleep. Sitting up. they pro
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c@f7' We acknowledge tho rcccip, Of mn
address delivered before tho Cadet Polytcch-
mic Society by EDwrs llERIor, Esq.
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Es RINA Oy AL.

The Office Of the SUMTER BANNER has
been removed to tho new building (upsuirs)
one door north of A. J. g. p. Mosns' store
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Dr. SAMUEL II. Dickson has been named
as suitable person for the Presidency of
the South Carolina College.
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y CHINESE ~roM-'rhc following
curious experiment is adopted bv the Cni-
'icsc physicians ~ order 10 discover \yLc,I-
or a person has been murdered or died
through tile Violence ol others:
~ order 10 mnkc the discovery, The
hpdy IS first taken and washed III vIucear
A'i"r thH large fire is kindird IN p,t.
H"@ on purpose, SIX feet long, three wide,
ana To" same IN depth THIS ire is con,.n.
uhHy augmented until The stirruunIIum
"ATlh becomes as hot as an oven: the re-.
Inhn'ng fire is then taken ont, a arrn
quantity o! VINE IS poured INTO The pit, and
II ta covered "Itha hurilr made OF us ,cr
twIgS, upon which The buiy is stretched ont
al iuIi length. \ cloth Is thrown over
h"lh III The form ol an arch, III order that
'hc steam OF the wine may act upon il IN
every direction. At the end ortwo hours
III" c!o'I' IS taken oil, and any blows have
hccn gwen hey then appear upunfhc BODY
III Whatever state II may be"
The Chinese likewise assert th,l if The
blows gwen have been SO severe as 10 oc-
casIom death, THIS trial makes the marks an.
pear upon the bones, though none olthcu,
should be broken or apparently injured
Inc W'nc used IN these trials, il Is SAID, Is
a kind ol beer, made ol rcc and honey.
II such IS found 10 be true, II may he Of
eminent service IN cases OF doubt when
violence is thought TO have been commit
lcd, and may torn a ncw era in tie dctcc
ton Ul crimes
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\ BEAUTIFUL KEpLY.-A vonng grl
ab"nt seven years o age, was asked by an
atheist, how large she supposed her God
to be; TO which she with admirable rrnli-
ness replied: lie is SO great that Che
heavens cannot contain hun and vet so
Etlnd'y condcsccnding, as to dwell in nv
little heart"
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CHOLERA AND LIMESTONE Water
Both the Nashville and Cincinnati papcrs
agree IN representing tue cholera as, pre-
ya''nga most severely in those sections of
thcir respective cities where limestone wa
ter is in use The Cincinnati Commercial
OF the 18th, said that The sum total of NOR.
tality IN that city was there made wi,hotit
reference to any particular district, escem
Cnc, and adds:
The exception is Deer Creek Valley.
and here they found several cases of chol-a
era and asccrtained that cknoss was pret
". general among iaInlics. Without com
uniting ourselves to a rccentlv advanced
theory, which seems to be- sustained by cir
cnpstanccs ilgl and many well established
will stale that this pas..i rlu IN
fecsed district is in the use (t..fi8aost eEci,.
sirely} of limestone ,t,atr,, d ,si .la IasfS
year, es we'll rs the rrssaJit year. his d
'r'ct gave more than ,< quota ioS8the pale
army o: death, and holds balance az fear
'ui odds against any other section of the
city We note this fact that the limestone
water theory may receive serious atten-
ton, and that those who are qualified may
turn their thoughts To it and rive it seri,
Gus investigations"
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\ QUEER Fisn.-There was brought
III Yesterday one OF those strange animals
OF inc sea, that seem "A sort Of crude imita-
ton OF those o! the land Il is called The
Sea Cow, and was captured by AR. CLARk
IN 81. l.ucc's Sound, South Florida.
WLere they arc often seen. The spec
men IS 4 buli-the mate of it having been
Killed in the capture /, is about 10 feet
long, with a head not unlike that OF COW,
very small eyes, teeth IN shape aud pos,
ton like those Ola Cow. Ii has on the
breast two fiippers, something like Tur
ties bnt armed with nails. The tail is fan
shaped, the skin smooth aud Of a lead color.
and very thick. The flesh is eatablc, and
Is sad 10 taste like beet, aud its vital
organization, except in having t,ro hearts
approaches That Of the Cow. These crca-
lures Iced on the water nrasscs in inlcts
alter The manncr OF the Eppotanns.--
his hsh may be seen at Southern wharf.
tAifrcury.
o." y CArtTAL ToMATo RscirE.--Thc
following has been handed 10 us as the 70.
cipe OF . good house wife for prcscrvinr or
curing tomatoes SO ctcctuaily thai they
may be brought ont at any time between
INC seasons good as new with precisely
me ilhvo"r oi the original article. Get
sound tomatoes, peel them, and prepare lust
INC same as for cooking, squeeze them as
me as possible, pix them na Kettle bring
ihcm to boil, season with perpnrand salt
then pot them IN stone jnns, tnhcn directly
rom water N Which tley (the Jugs have
been 6otfci. &cAl the inrs immediately,
and keep them IN . cool pace.
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The Benton and Foote Difficulty.

The special committee appointed 10 inves-
tigate the particulars Of tho difficulty be-
tween Senators Foo,c and Benton made
their report ,ost Monday. The committee
after rccapi,ulating the particulars of the
disgraceful scene expresses the belief that
Mr.. Benton either intended to make Il per
sonal assault OH Mr.. Footc, or rushed 10.
wards linn for the purpose Of intirnida,nr
MN. That his manner, coupled with his
previous declarations, was certainly such rs
to Justify Alr. Foo,c in the belief tha, the first
was his intention, as it evidently did excite
such 'pprchensions in the minds of many,
IL not nostall: of the Senators who witness
cd II. The report adds that Mr.. Footc then
lcit his seat, without advancing towards Mr..
Benton, hut in fact placing himself further
from HIM, and though he drew deadly
weapon, he did not prcsen, it, and readily
gave 1t up when demanded of him. No blow
was Struck-no shot iircd-but il is assert
cd there was imminent danger tha, the
Senate chamber would be the scene of a
deadly and criminal encounter The com
mltce add that they cannot too strongly
condemn the practice of wearing arms in The
Senate chamber. That Senators should re.
y Tor defence upon the Senate, whose high
dutf IL Is 10 protect ITS member, from injury
or insult, and whose practice should furnish
perfect guaranty of snch protection A
different course would convert the halls OF
legislation into bloody arenas, and destroy
the value, II not the existence, of the ins,i.
tntions from which spring our glory and our
good. Tho report concludes as follows:
IN the present case, under all crcum-
stances, the committee ioIhcar To recon-
mend any action to the Senate They hope
mat the strong condemnation OF tho person
a'''les wmcli led TO threatened violence, their
ccnsurc OF The attempt, by member, To
avcnge III the presence of the Sermtc. and
OF The practice OF carrying arms in the Sen
ate chamber, will bc sufficient rcbukc.
ana warning not UNDECIDED in future
should this hope prove vain, and similar
scenes OF violence again occur, they cannot
doubt that the Senalc will enforce prompt,
stern, and ctlectual punishment"
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AWFUL CHoLERAFArA!ITY.-Wcco COPY
u, inc following from the Rising Sun Na.l
True Wing, Of The 2Olh instant ',s
"a man from Pennsylvania, (name un-
KNOWN with wife and six children, left
Cincinnati one day last week, in skff; in
tending to go to hIadison-and when arriv-
ing a, the North Bend, his wife was taken
with the cholera, and died in a few hours,
her husband mailing rough box together
ana ii'beddilig 1t in the sand, where he left
her
On arriving at Mllcrsburgh, few
mics below: this place, ali Of the children
died. but one, and were buried in q ike
manner. The next day the father died.
smh 81, was buried on sandbar by fisherman.
Inns Completed the whole family, with the
exception OF CIR! three or four years old.
VINO * nov living with the fisherman who
buried her father.
This is certainly one of the most remark
able cases of fatality on record. The sur
'iv'ng gir IS not sufficiently advanced in
years to give an accurate account Of their
origin or destination, Tic above being the
history furnished our niorrnan, by the old
man, previous to his death.
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If? Mcssrs. A. WHITE g. Co., are
Agents for tho Banner in Surntcryillc.
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iEEs'i-Arcounts from Persia say. that
in May las, there was formidable con.
sp'racy detected al Tabrees, The object Of
when was TO overthrow the authority of the
shah In Persia they make short work of
such matters, and scarcely had the conspi-
ra'"rs been denounced. before of came the
heads OF five OF the principles ones, which
heads were stuck upon the gates of the
ci'y, WIN their h"i!es, being under the arms
oi 'he latter, which, III that fgura,ive coun-
try IS symbo!IcaI, and means that the suff.
cTers We're humb!y resigned 10 their fate
as sufferers often are N such cases, because
ihcy cannot help themselves. In this guise
II was, with his head under his arm, after
IL was oil, did Saint Dennis travel several
,n'ies u, Without inconvenience, as millions in
france to his day bciieve.-G,obe.
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A Chnaman, III San Francisco, keeper
OF a restaurant, left open a ccsnool on his
premises, into which one OF tlSc citizens
CHANGED TO fall, and the result WS,a an ac
ton for damages. TO tho note addressed
h,v the sufferers lawyer to John Chinaman,
the following reply tin good Chnese) was
returned without delay: "By the laws Of
the Celestial Empire, which have been in
force from the time of Confncius to The
reign OF tho present illustrious Taukwanm,
1t Is provided that when man trcspasscs
on another 9 grounds, and thereby fal!cth
INTO sink, he shall get nothing bu, drty
clothes, unless he happeneth to be an oul-
side barbarian, in which case he shall also
Set laughed at. hs.Sing believes those
raw, ,aws sun 10 torce in all parts otlbe world,
and also in California, But If Mr. +
thinks otherwise, he can trot that officer
along with the writ The proceedings
were dropped.
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a curious Breach OF Promise Case carSxs
before the Common Pleas, in New York
on Thursday. Maria Benot, very pretty
little French girl, sewed Bartholomew Ser
neas, laying her damages at SlO,UOO-
The defendant was committed to prison. in
default OF $4,000 bail, but demanding an
other examination of the case. it was oh
tanned, and he was discharged from custo-
dy. Dc'cnla. that Martha aoreed
!" rye WIN mIstrcss--that she
'"F"'Shco M ~ ey 10 start in bust
ness, but that She. =, en-, subseouentlv
the mistress OF sundry other persons, and
That ocr suit was brought out OF mere re-
vcnge And so thought the court. Hence
the discharge Of defendant AS the par
ilcs and relatives are well known in New
York c'ty, the case created good deal Of
interest.
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TIE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
naInaINn EsrApIISEAEr..r W
EDWARD FOX,


FORMERLY 202 AND NOW 2l6 BROADWAY be.
4 tween Bananas eesayzlsd Museum aud Genlns pop
slsr Hst Store and opposite PsuPs Chur.h fhs 20
pe1or would respectfully au-oglcs 10 hls nleroas %.
ons and IhS pU5e H.; tls an splendid s;oTe
Gently bul upon the ste ofse ca ChscA Bark hsB jlSi
been hn'shed lie internal arrangements, which were
solely maze wih yeS 10 shClF adaptation eyosy branch
o. ns extensive business Gra - enable hin fully to NEE.
ue E,.ss,ns cemaod for gsrneas mais by bun are cow
A.. - -le ecnraceieGs si0fe wEs opened on Salur.
-, y, ssn-l 'e'e win rev and esgsas ssso,t.
fs.'o' SlofHs, cAssIMERES VESrfNGS
* &C Cue regard hsa e..n IA 4, ia -r,-,,,., ~
sonP~'er' persons 70 81 sse co,siss Ds....
ns1snee okn nisd, Be ATT. s.si ''o ~ ~
ne Va" facilities wtics be po.ss,s,, 4. ...,..,.-
OF fo'titn tnd Domestic Gsoes--tbs,r
vays ssee'ed on he essA sa,'s ~
ne ha he may via greas prspsssg s,,,s -, !.
'ns CIV or IN NJ Uoilet S,zs esa a, ,,s
Iiya:shiP q she soad a6gartszss which Oh"
70 Sner 10 diserinnstbg cc1tuuntV - 'o~ pre- 7ared
a.. psfioe.aae Arwy sad Nav Unisorus r,,a.t.
- efeet n 'he Gete-ai sad sac q eoa'osu'-
r. - ran I'd b give sti sfs ZION -e. -od
a, sesc 80 nsgtihcrni el3cs Of r,ssv,.,.,. -, .
- 2eifk me sssFesS sy les And lstesf n 49, -
- 49, 80 ~ DC ne~ a. Improved ,rre,i ~ m
e.t nsirfa's sDt sod q pross upa.g. y nee OF
Mi "fsaJ " me cons ceFauoa n ~ s,s 9
EDWARD FOX
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BY THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VlII.
easse Of the philadelphia Expissis.-m.-.
ket., stschs, &e


rRiLAosLrut. vas.~ t-,-,.
h1mors have been circulated Jarins - - -.
lew Days, 10 this city. 70 the effect tai 80
caused she exp'oson which occurred A, IN, .,,,s n
the hessrs Brock. scd not ssltpeter. In 600
quence Of these reports the following somnanie,.
ton hss been received by the coroaer from ,hs,
frno
Jicos Has Ftq csv-re--in esassc,are. q, n. 49,
IA Hnfoupoed reports 10 eifcuacu r-.p-esrs ts a..
erhle exp eaton hieh occurred 10 Mr. Jro Brorss
sfihvrre the mel1rch Ny loss Of AZ d.ta.
rcn Of properly % hsvng ggnpo~der sosi IA tas
buctng, ser har positively snt 0rclalfs say esalsd
sOeh BE- TIE prescott ourselves yegr noues
srxO0s % give you al TIC Information IN posss.s "a
ard snb TIE most rixo exaninstou poS oaly u
ocrseyer. but uf II lhu4e N BLOWN ut
Respectfully. JOHN BROCK SONS CO.
fhisdeiphia Juy II. 1850
TWAS reported by the papers that Mss Susan.
nah Bladen was killed by the explosion. IL is an.
true. Sac was injured butts now recovering
During the week ending yesterday, 80 80 tsas
OF coal were brought TO this city, from the coal
eion, BY railroad AID canal
a ne kheVS marlci eonanCes culag The s1ppaes con-
ul.e qai- sne lot he temar ssr shioa,ent IA united
&c eny 9ovasoo bbls good brards have hesn tsssa Al
,ta uoL lie ssles t'r city consumption Hnis-t
rl.h ne pge OF oar previous elotAious Rvs FLOgk-
one or two ois sold a s. ga CoRN MEa I. Rad :. tAs
ssne pile witnoot hiding purchasers MRsar continues
scarce, ard ne Only sale reported VI COOS rsi no
store, q ~ ri v oush No Gales ofRSs cosS-sas. %
ztodSeO basn yellow AZ 81 G6Sc, Sad whis al o. la
Oars 20 further transactions have been reported WHiskT
q bed firmly al sfic 90 hhts aLd 2tc IN bile.
SALEs OF STcCKisFtrsf Bo1rd- Lehikh Nav 50. sf11
Reading RI "a; 100 do 81 $50 do "a, 100 d0s4i, 5000
Readirg RE-, g, Isl; Commercial 81.
2si q seo City &C., a. lo7i q so State ss 81 100 Morris
Canal, Isl.