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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC

~ s"e T" uttt htoust EaStttOu.
eo-slE' - The Washington IT..
$50 Light Infantryl 80
respectfully announce 20 the citizens of Iyashin,'
t,torgeiown aud Mexandrla that they VIII piy,. -.
EA't kSloN and PIC MIC 10 the above ra,ri-,
ana PHEASANT retreat, on THU RSRAY the oIsr ia,
IN the Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON. and IL
assure those who may honor them with their con-,
pahy ON tiliS occasion, that nothing shall be l,lt,,
zone on thelt par, TO make the iTp one al uual,ni
pleasure and qualification 10 all present.
The Bar at the Pavilion viii be- closed and
sprtuous liquors allowed % be sold ON The ,,rr,,,
and the company pledge themselves that Stric, m A
ard decoum shall be observed
A full military and cotlIon hand have hoo, .
gapcd for the occasion. 81"
Dinner and supper, together with Other ref,,.t
ments, will be furnished NJ civ prices
The boat will leave Georgetown N : o'clocl ~,
Rley's Wharf ut ~ o'clock. "a. n. and o,cIocI
m, Navy Yard al o''lock M, and o-clock
M. and Alexandria al g u'cl,Tk a. M and 2 IA ~
Returning will leave t'ie NaHr House N : o'cloct
Tickets ONE DOLLAR--to hr had NJ RIr, I,,.,
Store. corner 18th and PENNSYLVANIA avenue: NJ d.
Powers segar Store, &, between 9th and 7tI,: :,
Shililngfon's Book Store; and AZ J. q. Wa,urr,s
Navy lard, and OF the members OF the comtauy
.. JNo. w. MEAD, !
b. F. BEERS,
J. o. WARNER lCc,uE,i,sr
SAMUEL BUTT,
THOS. J. LUXEN
JSo. w. MAD, TTeasYcT. July - "a
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y Eight thousand people visited t

u Eight thousand people visited the
Crystal Palace on Saturday. Four thou
sand tickets were sold, and two thousand
dollars received at the doors. 1t is pro-
posed by the directors to issue fve-dollar
season tickets lfor sixty days.
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q The Ersning, Star having double
the circulation of any daily paper publish
ed IN Washington, is consequently by
far the best advertising medium in the
District. Business men should bear this
fact in mind.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS.

ENOR SALE-The good will and fixtures OF a
Il BAKERY, and CONFECTIONERY ESTAB-
LISHMENT, with Il large Bake Oven attached
thereto, in good neiehbOrhood, and doing good
cash business. The store Is neatly fitted up with
an Ice Cream Saloon. Also. Two stalls in the Mar
kets The pr0prieiors intention OF going South l.
the only nducement TO sell. For further particulars
enquire N the 'Star' aftcP. IL 00-.Ss
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'lNHE Undersigned, c. =. WHrTTIFsEy has openca
Il Store on the east side oi Seventh street be-
tween Louisiana avenue and street for The saIc AZ
PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. BRTrSHES
LANfs' tAmPHiNE, Sc. Having purchased the
entire stock Tor cash. great Inducements will hr Of
tered 10 those desiring goods in INV line
All goods delivered free of charge in any nan of
tile city. e. :. WHlTTI FSFY
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4 HATCH, JR.
To TIE IhnTEc

ttSI received a supply of LubmS Perfumery OK
MARROW Pnmadc, Superior Cologne Ray Rum
Indfibie Ink, Hair Dye, Lily Whine Hair & Tooif
brushes sleeve Protectors for Ladies' Dresses. &c.
and for sale low for cash, al LANNON'S
" li-eah .th street . loorr 49,. II
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3-NOTICE.-Eor the accommodation of ,bosc >,
siding in the eastern part OF the city, the commiu.,
announce that the Thomas CoLLyrR has been IN
gagged and will land the passengers al the Navy Va,
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No Suffering Poor in Washington.

~S AA6 wi IL :" StUus
There is hardly any such thing as pow
erty in Washington city, as the term is
understood in the larger cities of the
United States. In proportion to the pop
ulation, there are fewer mendicants among
US than in any other American city of
the size of Washington. These are facts
not generally appreciated abroad, though,
nevertheless, true to the letter. A fair
sufticlency smiles upon all here who can
and will labor at almost any calling.
Even during most inclement winters, so
comparatively slight is the amount of
want prevailing in Washington, as that
none actually suffer, be their character,
capacities and habits what they may, if
capable of seeking relief We know this
city WELL and also the details of the con-
dition of the population of other Ameri-
can cities, and write from the card when
declaring that in proportion to the popu-
lation, there exists ten times the amount
of privations among the poor of Philadel-
phia, New York, and Boston, when COM
pared with that existing here at any time
WANT OF PROPER ORDER IN THE GRIM
NAL COURT ROoM.-The Reporters for t.
press engaged in the Criminal Co
room are seriously inexperienced by
loquacity and restlessness of yo4 =
gentlemen entitled to seats within tine
bar. Whose duty is it to keep them It'll
The public have right to correct 1.i
of what goes on there, which ar
be obtained unless those present ... -
gagged in cases on trial are kept il
u The Baltimore Argus - It
the Councils passed resolut che
last evening of the session d the
payment of SIS to each of zoe oorters
for the morning papers," J
We like this liberalit ne papers
are not paid for print; "a, proceedings
of the city fathers, t. .ers should be
paid for their labo II not our City
Councils follow lple of their Bal
timore brethre' +. H ..
CHOLERA IAMsPoRT, Md-The
Baltimore a. yesterday says: 1--WE
regret to learn',. ON medical gentleman
Of this city, who received dispatch from
Williamsport' this morning, that the chol-
era had broken out afresh in that town.
There were seven deaths yesterday, among
the number Mr.. Henry E. Betty and
wife. A great number of citizens were
down with the disease, and business was
entirely suspended. ...r ...ar.
- A correspondent in the Baltimore
Clipper shows the necessity Of Govern
ment stationing a revenue cutter at Bal
timOre. -i'# g1. 7T'a
We think that Baltimore needs a vessel
of this kind, as much so as any port in
the Union. =. nw' rf Ftt 3li
Z. - ... -. E..
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A SACRIFICE FOR THl PuRI1c Gnnn

~ ILL. b. offered 10 day al IL O'Clock. 10 all INV
w friends and customers, STEAKS, SOUP.
&c, from some OF the finest TURTLE that have
been seen III this CIty. desire to merit the favor
o. the citizens and strangers in Washington has in
1uced me 10 spare no pains expense 10 obtain the
best OF everything thai is 10 be had Tor the table and
iosc VINO favor me with their patronage will surely
be satisfied.
FAMILIES and parties can be- served az any hour
o tne day with TURTLE SOUP, STEAKS, OYS-
IEKS, CLANS, CRABS, ia tact, every deiicacy of
the season, al tile usual rates
". F. BENTER.
Washington Hall Restaurant
Y l4-3t Cor. 9th street and Penn. avenue.
lint. < Rep)
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" Hon. Daniel Jenifer, of Charles
county, Md, has published an address to
the voters of the Sixth Congressional
District, announcing himself an indepen-
dent candidate for Congress. = H.
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CONC 40 F1GHT.-Yankee Sullivan is
going to fight Morrissey, the champion OF
California, for 81 900 a side.
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A GOOD APPOINTMENT Baltimore
papers, without distinction of party, speak
of the appointment of the Hon VIM. Fell
Giles of Baltimore, to the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Judge Glenn, on
the bench of the United States District
Court of Maryland, in the most fattering
terms. Mr.. Giles is not only an unwav-
ering Union-loying Democrat, but also an
excellent lawyer, possessing an unblem-
ished personal character. If all General
Pierce's selections are like this, he will
have nothing to fear on the score of ap-
pOintments to Office. .-r.
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ILLNESS OF THE New York DISTRICT AT
TORNEY.-The New York Tribune of last
evening says: 49, .., ........
This gentleman-the Z. S. District
Attorney-as we stated in our morning
edition, has recently experienced very
serious attack of illness, Summer com
plant. and his life, on Monday, was con-
sidered in great jeopardy. This morning,
however, information was received at his
office that he we, better; and his physi-
clans entertain hopes in regard to him"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-20

B.. The WAY TO SAVE A PENNY. I'VE
would suggest to the publishers of the
Baltimore journals the propriety of dis
pensing with the services of their Wash.
ington correspondents. as they can obtain
a complete summary Of Washington news
from the columns of the Star By doing
this they will save the expense of letter
writers. All we ask for our services is
the proper credit. a5 aai 8H luQ baa
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ICST received with fresh lot of DRUGS AND
- MEDICINES
10 dozen Fosgate's Cordial: the best rc,nedv
now IN use for Cholics. Cholera Morbus. niar-
rhPa, and the Summer Complaints goncralk
Ii dozen Rarry'S Tricopherous
Hampton'S Vegetable Tincture
IL Wrcht's Indian Vegetable Pills
Javne's Caminativc Basam
Cannon's BifterS.
For sale bv
ID. q. CLARKE. Potomac Hall. and
CLARKE & BOWLING. 9Th street
jy lS-lw bnwepn u and F. Is,,nd
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Having sold ont INV entire cuisines,

vi" VtEt
Ia Mr.. &. :. Wmttlescv. and gone in his enipov 4
cheHrfuily recommend him 10 my friends and cueto-
mers for their patronage for whatever they NAV wish
IN his line OF business; knowing whatever order.
they may furnish him with will be- pronIptly attend
ed 10. and Of the very best material
iy l5-eo2w aUATCU In
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PRINTING PRESSES For SAFE

TNNO Hand PRINTING PRESSES. in good or.
der and nearly new. One washington PRS
Hoes make, Piaicn 90 by 20. The other Smith
Press, Platcn 81 b, 30.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO c. r. GREER.
jy l4-u Corner 18Th and X .rreets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-20

dTWould it not be well for our friends
ofthe Baltimore Clipper, when they make
extracts from the columns of the Star, to
give us credit
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MUSIC! MUSIC MUSIC "


songs for the Piano. What are the wild wayes
saving; 4 voice from the waves; Eesv WAY: Nance
TN: fairy would be: Lirdt's gunc 10 Ratima-.
ny ~ heatt Is breaking; VIII Z Maiden marry me-
Pieces for piano; Liedcr ~ worte Won Iiszt
Witches Dance, by Wallace; Schubcits SeraTade
Srhuman's Album; Polkas and Schor i.chcs; Dulci
cina-N aIlace Pride Flower gardeT-C radio
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Queen; Mexican National
Narch: canadian grand trunk railway gallon; I'm
etS Tor Piano; Home SchOt'i>chc; Swiss CotIare do
tmcie Ne; rtc. Guitar: My home INV Lanpy
home; etc, etc, etc.
all TO he had al the cheap Musical Depot of
HlLBUS & HITZ.
South side Penn ave-, 4 doors west of 10Th ST.
iy lS ~
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Il n ATTENTION. \ ATIoNAL GREYs .-YoU ARR
"a "a hereby notified To attend special meeting oi
III M the company. n the arnOry. on WEDNES-
~ W DAY EVENING, the both instant al {
O'Clock. PmcuIai attendance l. requested.
By order: L. r. MAGUIRE.
iv 1927 Secretary
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III Al ATTENTION, New INFANTRY COMPANY -
"a ga I'll" members OF this Corps are requested to
III III attend meeting THIS "wednesday EVEN
- W ING. az Island Hall, al O'Clock The Com
mtee appointed 10 draft Constitution will be ready
to report. Persons wishing join the Corps are in
vted to be present. " colt
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~ MAsoNIC.-The officers and members O,
w the washington Centennial Lodge, No. a.
are requested Ia meet at the Masonic Hail. corner OF
+ and 10Th streets, TOMORROW EVENING, al
, o'clock: 10 JON III the ceremonies of laying the
Corner Stone of the Fourth Baptis; Church.
By ORDER JE BAKER
jy D-lt Secretary
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~ MASONIC. The officers and members Of
US Federal Lodge. No l, are requested 10 meet
al The Hall, corner of f and 10th streets TO-NOR-
koN (ThTsial) EVENING, al O'Clock To join
WIN the VI. W. Grand Master and Grand Lodge IN
tie ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of the
Fourth Baptist Church.
Punct,Ial attendance is requested
~ 2J-lt JOSEPH w. MARIN, w. NJ
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COMMODORE PERRY-CHINEsE AFFAIRs-AND
TIE JAPANESE MIssIoN.-The Navy Depart
ment have dispatches from Commodore Perry
up to the 9th Of April when he was at Macao
preparing to sail Immediately in the Missis-
sippi fos Shanghai, (China) He had been
much embarrassed by failing to find the Sus-
quehanna at Macao, awaiting his orders she
having sailed for Macao under a requisition
from Mr.. Commissioner Marshall The Com
modore had abstained from interfering in any
manner with the intestine troubles of China
and he did not propose to involve his command
in them, directly or Indirectly. He expected
on arriving at Shanghai to meet the sloops of
war belonging 10 his squadron. and to sail
with all his ships as soon as possible for ia
pan. The slOops, ut the date of his letter,
were cruising more especially for the purpose
of making explorations and surveys, with the
view of determining the best possible position
for stations and depots for the relief and ac-
commodation of our SO fast increasing CON-
mer,e, in steamers and sailing vessels, be-
tween California and China; which duty is to
be prosecuted diligently whenever any of his
vessels can be spared for the purpose. Nothing
was known in China at the date of his letters.
concerning the probable manner in which his
mission should be received by the japanese
Government
DEATH OF CAPTAIN IN THE ARMY.-The
War Department has Intelligent of the death
of Capt. E. K. Kane late of the I'd Dragons,
which occurred on the 18th inst, at Bellville,
Illinois Capt f. was the brother-in-law Of
the Hon. Mr. Bissell NJ. C. from Illinois.
PATENTS IssUED.-The following is the list
Of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

NEW. BER Sc, FEB 1s.-NasaI SO m ma, kss
Ia5psosia a as been s sss r'g, ss i
fbday We hear fs3 30 being offered .scraJe s. IS
lots bave been disposed q r. 9e per
cotton.- sale Of lot made this week Il Sci ie-
day we hear OF an offer al Sic. s4s
There b. bes decline sss # M s al @
Four-tlcs Of State at 81 IS and 81 as5 sotorten
200 ss, S ss S s Il
10. coHee-sales Of java III, and 81 Domingo
s. p ssss =
Corn-sales of mixed at esc Wh.keysaiss At lsc<
lo4c. s 81
BALTIMORE, Feb u -Fiour- I've nSse ale. q 7aebbs
Howard street brands at So per Dbl Rye Flour l l and
We quote red Wheat at 10 81 IS white
land Pennsy vania White Corn IS al cents ,na
0G ~ 1 pei Rio 81 o
y cents per h. Mess Pork nominal q. Z y ~ g
shoulders cents. sides cents, and hams JOB II een
H. Lard in bbs 10 cents and in kegs II cents per
"A cents per gallon
Spirits Turpeutine with favorable foreign advecs
of speculation operations Sonth and considerable
tay about 2On bills has again adsanced with since
Tuesday of 700 bbls at IS cents 100 do TO- 100 az
so asked there is fair stock including TINT peeulaor
hands We note sales of GOO ibis North County Tu per-
is advance. ock in first hands. not 49n0
Common Rosin has been dull and the sales
White has declined recently about so cent d The hg ct
quota tions100 bbls No and low No brought 81
so go los Tar has been in good mand. and sizes
have been made of 1000 hbls at 81 12a aoat allowance
to FILL and QUO in yard 81 % order City Pitch sells in
lots wanted at 81
Rce-Snc0 our last Saturdays report about IA tee;
have changed hands at So S7a 81 S1l. The demand
steady without variation in prices Prime Quality Is fce
BOSTON, Feb l9,-Naval Steres.-There is a hettcss
feeling for Spirits Turentine at the close, prices in tle M
York market having advanced The sales last haze
small n IN
Of Georgetown at 81 so; and North County Mt s. 62h
rs per Eb Rosp selling ST rs cash and 81
S. mos for common, and $50 bbis. No. ct So 81
Dbl. cash.
RICEVery fair and good Southern is selling at 81 4sc
fresh beat East Boston II 4Sc BY Ruetien,
| 100 cask at 81 a 4 As per 100 lbs cash.
LIVE POOL, Feb 9;h-Cotton- of the three days
900 bales of which spectators took e00o and exporters
1000 The quotations New Orleans fair Milng
Upland fair Ct Middlng So The advance noted by the
evou steamer has been lost and the market closed quiet
Trade at Manchester had slightly declined.
BREADSTuFFS. had advanced I'd; Western Canal
25s 3D. Ohio 2s 3D. Corn in fair demand at full rates
Wheat advanced Id. ..
Lard dull at Cos.
Provisions in good demand, which freely met by
holders Pork and Bacon active.
LONDON Feb Sth-Cotton in active demand at full
Sugar in good demand Coffee was iii mbderaes
request at prices vong buyers Rice in moderate demand
at unchanged rates. Bacon. Pork and Beef active Con
soils had advanced to 993 99a
HAVRE. Feb. 5th.-Cotton unchanged; sales of $500
bales Middling Orleans 92fr.: Fair S5fr.
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NOTICE.
,CIIE LIARp OLE TIIE SQII,CII.


A and crtcni collection IF Church Musie, by q.
WoodbHry, author Of the Du!ctmer, Lber Musicus SC.
THIS book embraces many features, and, it is conf
l. IDENTIFY believed will be found the comprehensive,
attractive and useful work Of the kind issued 1t has
and West, ard embraces the Gems from all the popu
Music written expressly for its pages By special arrange
nent the right the favortc compositions of LOWELL
MASON Esq, the distinguished composer and editor has
been obtained and careful selection from his very popular
works. the HANDEL HAYDN SOCIETY COLLECTION; The
BoSToN ACADE9YS CoTLECTioN Ii CAEMINA SAcRA, (of
which last work alone 800 900 copies have been sod
and Others has been made. elecomS have also been made
from the works of Thomas HASTINGS WILLIAM b. BR
BURY ESQs we'll from the other distinguished
and Foreign Composers The choicest pieces have
also been inserted from The DULCIMEK, by Mr. WOODBURY.
work which has had the astonishing Sale Of 900 copies
in the short time since its public ltion.
idea of the extent and variety of this work be
given by mentioning that beside very large number Of
Psalm and Hymn Tunes of all Meters Anthems, and Set
Pieces for all occasions, and Revival hymns, and Music it
also contains large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
bath School and Social Circle and collection of Secular
Pieces but Of Moral Cast for the of Singing schools,
sc. To fhe whole is pre6xed The ELEMENTS OF SfusIc
NJ Easy being full exposition of the subject, iustra
Exercises and pleasing pieces for class
tce Teachers ChGrsters and others interested invited
to examine this work. Retail price 81 co. p
or sale by Lpncott, Grambo Co., Philadelphia w.
b Smith s Co, Cincinnati II. Crittemden St Louis
A Garter Charleston 7. S. Bdgood Co, Mobile; and
by book Hers generally. Published by Mason }RoT ERs
date Mason s. Law New York.
/ February 24Ih, 1853. 25-3m
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ffeslcan tfassang r.i..I,sssnfs

sery = constantly adding medical science ard the heal
ar snow eoneusvely how greatly sppcriorthe
IN the Mustang Lnnent old preparations
na. being the result Of great labor in chemical
y the reason of the great superiority OF this
preparation to old mixtures and the immense sale Of it
now much is valued by those who have used ad
know rs virtues in the of bruises, strains stioints
part of the body See advertisement in another column
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT
AMP DlARRHQA CORDIAL being recommended 50
hghy by many Physicians Apothecares and Pharmaeeu-
tisf OF Hgh standing in the City of Baltimore there be
no doubt of their superior virtues Those suffering with
Colds Coughs l1oarseness, Sc with Diarrhea, should
give them trial word for it they will find relief.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
From the Fayetteville Observer. 2sd inst.

We are indebted to Duncan O. MeRae, ESQ for
a omcinl copy from the office Of the Secretary
Of Sate Of act Of the General Assembly. 1t is
ia1e session, entitled ian act to amend the 18th
section OF the 3lst chapter of the Revised Statutes
50 g as to authorize The Superior Court of Law and
Equity to be acid for two weeks in the county of
new Hanover" We publish it for the information
OF our patrons in the several counties interested
IL VIII be seen that the Spring Terms of Sampson
and Cumberland are aceek later, in conseo ence
OF the two weeks given to New Hanover AID as
the act repeats the twI weeks in Anson the Courts
IN richmond Robson, Bladen, Columbus Bruns-
WICK and New Hanover. the FaHwill be one
reeE earlier; and New Hanover has two weeks
sampson and Cumberland remain as they no,c are
in the Fall
We annex table showing the time of holding
the neat Spring and FuU Terms.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON. MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 24rH, 1853

BACoN.-Thc market is well supplied with N c. Ba-
and note sales during the week at prices ranging
within quotations The stock of Western is fair and sales
from dull 81 for shoulders and 10 II cts
per lb. for middlings
BEEF CATrLE-Some "a head received to ORDER since
last report In the absence of arrivals for the market
quotations must be looked upon merely nominal lot
of stall fed would bring 81 7 cents per ID.
CORN We hear of receipts this week, and the stock
market is heavy, and only moderate demand
CoTToN.-Salc of = bales at cents per Id.
FLoURThe stock of all brands is fair, and sales from
store at quotations, as in quantity and quality
HAY.-Receivcd Us bales Eastern make, 10 bales of
which sold 81 per 100 lbs balance stored Stock fair
and sufficient for demand
LARD.-The market is we'll supplied with both n c. and
Western make and the article is dull at quotations Sales
of N. c. at IL l2t cents per b.
MoLAssEs-We note the receipt from Cuba since last
of 8O5 hhds and 10 tierces all closed off, with the
exception about 134 hhds at 10 cents per gallon 80
in lots of 5 hhds. and upwards
NAVAL SroEEs-After closing enquiries Thursday
last the Price of Turpertne declined 10 cents the
soft article previous days sales The market however
again advanced 10 cents aturday The sales the.
have been steady lots of all hard bringing highest
quotations for that article. The transactions of the week
reach 6 O12 bbls, as follows