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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

GES. GAiStS 1t msy not be generally known that
within the precincts of the Old Cemetery of this civ
pose the remains OF the gallant veteran whose nsme
heads this article. Within a small lot enclosed within =,
vail OF brick, the of the cemetery covered
with coarse Il inch above the surrounding
EARTH without an inscription Of any kind to mark the
tomb OF distinguished in military annals Of the
country lies the body Gen. Edmund Pendleton aiues
Mobile Register.
A CALIFORNIA WHEAT FIILD-As n specimen of wbs,
can be dore on the soil OF California the editor of the
Sacramento Union mentions that he bad seen field oil,
wheat OF siI hundred acres growing in Yoo county part
oil winch he thought would harvest seventy bush
TO tn" acre and that ten had been OF and
reaped The owner thrashed aud weighed it. The
weight was thirty thousand and four pounds" which Gu
pounds to the bushel gives "s1ty aud two thirds"
bushels OF wheat TO the acre. and other paris would uru
ish greater Yield.
coAL-The New York Courier says The ,xrayar.n pr. &
thtTAete coal has dreeie the attention
We pras ABILITY OF substituting biumnous AntnN
e Ani IN aosi instances the
rnlrr success Th- Williamsburg
lev days. eota neHeed 70 Dumb tie
" oern salts &C ory With load per les. on Zach
Is no longe any occasion f ;oIs hauling The
srookyn Ferries have been using coal for
eeks he change made by these will m.
upon Tue Anthracite miners the forty
sand tons a year. ' "
pEHrTrAL MoTos-The discovery OF new perpetual mo.
nnn announced II New YORK III an of rs an,
avs a'taehedto eyln eight
" e !eee ns SIDE IL qir-s starting
nal OF Con sAJS"Aft-r
ysJ. In all ssousness that the prop-ns power f. ,elon
tanned am SELF ADJUSTING. and ri sucIenty active . 10
peaIshiay." - 'S'-e .PS' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

FdS'en2sr' per s. MO Steamship 'Limeoton"E Queen
dy, Dd';cr from Neto York, Scpt 2'th, 1884,
MsDoa'd y Hopkins, Jewell, d Rennald, Smith
hardy, Baran and lady, Miss Tonge, Courier
AMI child, Iantaieman and lady, Gilbert Porter
hutchinson Nile, AmUler and lacy r Chadwick lady and child
ms' Tyler, Miss Pellet, Mrs Mcclellan, Boots. Jordon
osoIs, MA,seli John Fisher Miss Kenia and sister Ole
meat ts hatthews and child Miss Mary Moon
Shu ohi1 william Prescott ard lady, VIM Ingraha Not,
ueorge RydeIs Uunham william Mcdonald Miss MeDonai
Miss Wy att, Mrs Wyatt Miss Graham Barry, bishop
p'nham BroEn. Hartshorn Gary and lady. T
lanes HInes, Rogers, A EgsTon, L. Tripp a HAr
Iy,Ir IA HARDY, WIam,on,J Hendron W Hendron II
L'dsr budd' Jr, Caldwell and lacy, w Joague
~ VIM burroughs, Jr Etmuns Mr. lady William
nide lady and children. Jordon, 81 Morris, ~ Dali
nA, Bseehsr hrs Hall, Miss Wioss, Mrs Meyers Ms,
Ius Phelps and lady, ar ward and daughter. oke
VI Dean N DiSon-and 20 In Stesrage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Al the recent Democrats meeting held in Washington
city to pu: down the S1.hugs, Capt. Edward C.
Darlington addressed the meeting snt said:
"He denied that the Native American n,,,, v,s e,
nf tue purpose OF preventing aus nIn from worsn,ppr
hs Creator according to the dictates OF his Conscience
CHARACTERIZED as sa der upon tns metropolis the mil
that IL had become necessary IN th. cty 10 ORGANIZE 9
DOM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

The s,auuton Messenger, paper neutral in politics
quotes the paragraph from the Richmond ENQUIRER
charging neral Scott and the Wnie leaders with trsr
cling the entire country yelrs sg, pleading for for.
Ign C"holic votes aud per,inentIy remarks:
Now we that dI,ing the late Presidential cou,es,
these very persons, hing the Catholic 10 their
oosos were the persons oppose General Scott BE-
cause lie was CUhJic, and issued docu nents n,kius
TINS charge an Objection These documents were dsribu-
led In Proe.t,ut conmunitie- and raj wide sprs.d
'ne't. Let 1t be dcnei ani will produce the bes,
proof.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

The TUHF-A race for three year olis, two mile heats,
Tor purse of $500 of the National course on
Thursday. Sam. Le;c"er, Agitator, and Little Arthur
were the contestants Little Arthur won n two strarb,
heals, tine $50 a. 852 IL second race for four
years old aud over to carry 100 pounds two mile heats
for purse of 1900. Berry Gertrude and John Hopkins
we're the contendng horses Hopkins WOO the frs, heat,
time 46 4, and rry the second and third heats and
consequently the race; time 8.46 l.9, 36Ol4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

l'"A-Ihe official canvass Of the late votes for two
representatives in Congress from Iowa is reported as fol-
owe ffs' di'trict-Clarko, WING 1902; Hail. Dem.
LEV second dsirict-Thorington, wbig, 424
hampstead Dem, 9,s79. From this appears that Au
das'u' Hall (Dsm is chosen 10 the first distrc. by mai
ony OF III votes. Some Of the Western papers state
mat ibis result sProduced by the rejection Of the returns
Of three counties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Fihsr Arrival OF Flour AT NORFOLK VIA JAMES Rly-
EK ASD kAsAwnA CAsAL-The schr j ,hn o liver arrived
tins port Yesterday, from Rc1mpni with fifty barrels OF
dur, TO Anderson Rey oits. Tits Apur vas shipped
az xingon, Rprkhridge county by Sir. +. S. Tuwier
canal boat which freshted down the North river
and the canal TO Redmond, where shipped to Nor
folk by the JOHN Oliver the barge had board ohar
consignments for Richmond, where IL Was consequently
necessary for her so? t would have
ed directly Norfolk On the arriv of the nour Of
this inspected and passed super6ne hut on
off good gu ,ty brought l2 cents above the
market price Of that brand.
Thus is consummated the glorious union between th.
the rich Valley OF Virginia AVID only Seaport and To
Hssrs Anderson Reynolds belongs the honor of the
rs demonstration If It's practical results the nee
Df which the trade Of port woul be pr.
Us TO attempt TO estimate. We gratidrd TO Learn
tia several Of merchants actively nreres ing them
selves in this matter, aud king ns Tor line of
Ha'ges 10 run h-twe'n Norfolk and xing,on, forth
wth.-NoriOlk Herald. Sept. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

oLkhriSG on the PAvkNENTI-Another tasty looking
young uan, named Martin Carroll taken up by the
lying insensiby drunk. He taken to the cage and
oeug brought before Alderman Farrar who visited thar
unwooesome repository on yesterday morning. told hin,
ue eouu 90 with him what he damo pleased. The Al
derman iorbore of this remark to p.s,
him. but sent him before his honor who required bin, NOT
III pursuance OF his predilecton but the require
he"s OF the law, to give security the sum Of loo Tor
MS good oehavor during twelve mouths We believe be
gave Dali, but not however before left tho Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

sQuATTER MEETING Is KASSAs-The Squltters Of X an.
sas held meeting on the LIST instant about three mile.
rom Fort Leavenworth. The committee appointed TO
give expression to the views of the meeting reported two
sets Of resolutions Toe repor. OF the majority was re-
Jected, after long debate aud that of tae niaor,
adopted Tue account from watch we copy goes on to
say:
There being desire the part Of some person pre-
seat 10 ascertain how many Ao1iionistS or Freesoe,
we're present the sense Of the meeting was t,ken ~ 20
~heher 'usis should he slave fee territory. A.
those pre=ent who favorable TO iasis being made
save state were req icsie 10 raise hands.
less number Of hands were raised in response 10 hi
All those present who fsvoraols 10 K,nsls bsinr
'"ads free State Safe req rested 10 make it maui
eel oy similar sign But Joar parsons that vast as
senoy were favorable TO that NOTION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

TRIAL OF ELz,BETH GRcsi.-Tho trial OF Elizabeth
Gross Charged With conspiriug with certain John P-t
cheu the poisoning Of an old mao name OF W-ro New.
ton, residing Chestnut Grove IN this county, lev
months since. OF PiusJvania Court Hous on lsst
week The investigation tedious snd protrscted,
cupying the nearly the whole week The prisoner
was prosecuted tho part Of the Commonwealth by Mr.
h.rtin aud defended by Messu. Wbittle and u f'rd.
The court aftor the testimony and arguments Of coup.
eel bad closed prompy discharged the prisoner and droc.
ted the Sheriff 10 release her from cupody Thus ended
40 Investigation which has hitherto ELECTED much interest
and more unpleasant sensation ihao sught that has
'plred In that section Of the county for snJ yea-Ddn,
vile RICHTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

The proPrleiors Of the Enquirer, Times, Commsrci.,
and Columbian, four daily journals Of Cncnnau-h.ye
combined to raise the price Of their papers from ten To
Twelve cents per week They sIge as reasons Tor the
oh'oge the fact that Newspaper publishing is less proRa
Ole than any other business requiring similar outlay OF
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Dt'cHARoEp.-Wm. Walker, tho free eolored man,
whose narrow escape from death, by jumping depth Of
20 ieet amongst the machinery In the Gaego Mills on
'.y last as we have already noticed VI" brought be.
Tor. the Mayor on yesterday for examination.
when taken out Of his dangerous pr.dicament he wa.
questioned and found to be 10 insane condition Yeser
aay' noHevrr, he was In perfectly sane condition. but
had 40 recollection Of tho dnsry s which hs
had accomplished lie expressed surprise at his escape
upon hearing o: the predcament In which he had been
placed. " " ose"
he said he was periodically afflicted with fits bu, At NO
previous time did he attempt such exploit, as the d.
cent Into the mill. He was discharged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Drunk AND DrsoRDERLr.-E1~ard Bedmsu, a white
mau, taken up about o'clock. on Sunday night, by
Watchman Perrin. While lying insensibly drunk on end
street, between Gary and Canal When reused up he
was very disorderly and endcsvorcd to run from tho
watchmen. us flight readily INTERRUPTED by fall
from which. owing to his hopless condition. he va. un
able to rally uutil they walked leisursy and captured
him.
Ho was brought before the Mayor, on yesterday. and
this being bis frs, offence. he was discharged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

The PoPuLArrGS OF kASsAs.-The St Joseph Gazette,
paper published on the Western line OF Missouri,
siys:
"Enigran's are pouring into Kansas. Many of them,
VIC earn, are from free States. Ms.ourians wide
awake scor"s of them have gone aud still going
the Territory Hundreds learn going in from
Arkansas and Tennessee Most OF those Who settl
In Kansas from the free States such Indians
and Illinois, In favor Of mSkir Kansas slave Stat.
n'ucky, tno, is turning out her proportion Of emf
grants for Insas all OF whom in favor of making il
save state We think there IS bu lle doubt that Rd,l-
'd' pH be slGre State, while behev, Nebraska " III
rec"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

CoNNirrEp.-A free colored boy named Robert IT Car.
ter from Petersburg, in the mploy q Lewis Alien
coored man and brick layer, committed BY the MAY
or on yesterday, for want Of register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

fgSishkp.-Horace aud Die, slaves Of Mr. James Thorn.
as Js were ordered respectfully fifteen aud ten nv m
Mayor on yesterday for having forged passes ON sIud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

lHS AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-sOme Misunderstanding
"'''"g existed aso the time the Agricultural Fair would
open' we have made enquiry Of the Secretary Of tho
society aud learn tba, will commence the ais, ofOc.
'ooer' and coniiOue the lst I'd and Sd Of November
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

IL SPECIAL NOrIoE-cily and ooun,ry N,,.5,si, -, >,
,pseul invited 70 attend ny ssson BALE this Evening 81
can Be bad Sale positive. Zee ESTABLISHMENT.
IL ~ --.- ELIAS HALE.
81 particular o. public rsspso IN called
70 the SALE ihs Afternoon, ~ O'clock Valuable
the head Of the BROOK Trrnpk ao sails Of ths
estate, 70 take place AZ the zane Tins.
ses doDDiN 4 APPERsos. Austs.
IRISH IJNENS,Juit received Of our oS inopoTtsiIop
case Irh Lpsns which We
Tor sale stloW Pflsst O. MAXWELL co.,
ssEp lls Broad street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26
SSSSsAM:ARGEE4I>I/@
~ & 81
.@kImEssslzl|
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ee, 1884.
TO cURRsPoN oEyrs.

Letter, sa'ine'' must o' addressed to the
ne FAfo." -, -. ,,h,,h.,
h'Is ,ue sag s,andng ought TO be known TO ALL and vi
be departsd Obituary eight
iinss are CHARGED for advertisements.
n Communications be charged the a. advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

DRuEE AID DisospErLT-A man named Peter Dol sry va,
and ssOrdery Main street 7ld, SUNDAY bsht
WAema1 Adams and hs received msssss fou a.
scene Of this name reVss that Of ar
IN shat region aod huryng hsre discovered this person In the
ST ~ drunk and creating considerable disturbance
They took him 70 the Oagc, haynz earsd him 10
Cary street where he said friend Of his would
charge Of him There n lend . b. found,
The accused said ths Tor the drs Tor ZONE months loS
little brandy -hd when " ino his Devil couldn't
seit out lie told bis that brousht before him thn
Neiye mouths for Ike oneu5e he would qisy submit 10 i'm
mprtonmsntfort elvs months In the Psuts nUAry.
He vas discharged With that undsrI,sudibR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

RpStTpsuhn old ady named Mary Reddy brough be.
fore the Mayor yesterday chAse Of child
named Richard joseph Brooks Of Benipl r. BROOKS
The acousd, appear grandmother Of the child
commi ted to her BY her father AFTER unhappy
Of himself aud his vile Hearing that there plot
deliver the child 20 w mott Who leave
the father called upon the accused for his child Who his
prise, not 10 b found. scar Instantly u
Brooks and bis sro e. and The after baviaE 'ecsied
ser .ing rigorous sesreh Previously obtain any a.
dugs Of the thd observed the accused coming
neither lived and In the direction
Watching her movements until he observed her entering
IN Il street. he called TIE childs father
Of the ohds whereabouts He Immediately applied for warrant
and had the old lady brought before the Mayor.
She denied any other Obj ct In taking the child 10 mother
than TO give her opportunity Of taking her farewell Of IL
before her departure. - "
The child "a, restored 70 The father and the lady VA, dis
charged IL will be for Brooks pre,ent the mt,s
70 the Grand Jury II he should think proper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Lieut.. Alouzo D'vi', United States Navy, late com.
nander Of the United States brig Po,p1n .tsoheS -
Commodore Rioggolds Norb Pacific Exploring EIosdi
ton and who had but lev days sueo returned d.d :,
Wilmington Delaware, on Tuesday, OF disease said 10
be eho.ers. lie leaves three orphan children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26
TnE ErIDExlc Al rnE socrn -AI-nsT n ,hs s.r.pn.

The EPIDEMIC AT THE SOCrH l.uet III the Savannah
News dated Sept lSst says OF the epidemic.
II haa caused great amm mong the city ms OF Angus
Ia ana learn that four five uInJIei psrsons les The
'y to day, aud that nsny viii 90 out By the car.
ui' eVe The panic greater and general than
ms been a. aiy tine in SLvaEnEh uuIc stand .nat
'ne physicians axe advising those who leave the
civ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

PorAToEs AND APPLm Tho Springfield Republican
says that 90 I'd peach blow" potatoes being delivered
AZ the drpo,s 10 that o1y for 81 ceots bu'he and
Cartets' for 81. ApIl are abundln Good f,lI aud
winter sppS sold 10 tba, vicinity by contract for 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Coal rRoN Nova ScorIA.-T~o c,rgoes Of coal from
Nova Scotia have arrived New York siuce the publ
cation OF the Reciprocity Treaty Tho shipper claimed
enter them duty ec bu. the Collector rcus let him
do the geouad that he had received no ustruc
from Washington, aud supposed that would be :
ven until the treaty ratified by the Canadian and
Nova Scotia authorities The duty was thea id under
protest The Secretary of the Treasury has since written
letter upon the subject in the OF which he says
alt is understood that the Imperial Pirliame mt aud
the Congress Of the United States passed the neces
sary laws to carry the treaty into effect including New
iouudlaud; but that the paamens OF none of the Br-
fish North American cooni,s have upon tn,
subject: and some OF them will be in session Tor sew
eral months.
The navigation Of the ST. Lawrence and the fisheries
being considered imperial rights have been conceded
the United States Great Britain in advance Of the
per legislation by the colonies; that has elf, upon
the tariff OF the colonies WHICH only be away
oy their legislaon aud the legislation OF the United
States has been made dependent upon their action The
tariff laws will therefore, be in force though the
treaty had not been made until the British colonies shall
leSsate upon the subject in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the treaty. Their legislation will OF course be
communicated TO the government of the United States
and when so communicated, will be made public and the
proper notice given as to tue cessation of duties"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

DEfiAsr-Whils Waterman Adams aud his partner wer.
'eHauns some negroes near the wharf at cketts ON
saturday pght they observed negro Of tall stature
"g MS way towards schooner lying the wharf Adams
partner hailed the fellow but he bis way utterly re-
sa'a'-ss OF the Call lie was hailed again aud again and
al ie"gth the fellow indignantly turned round aud
what they wanted him ior The mperuent int.rrog.tor
was Met by demand for his papers, which brought ort
tne remark 'hat he was free add had no
Ne sae he was nan OH board schooner and fud rng
MS dehiut tone of avail 10 prevent M his
Admitted that he was from Suffolk y where he ws
duly registered.
lie was Gagged and being brought before the Mayor on
yes efday, Was ordered twenty five for hi. independence
"u PROMISED 10 be dealt with ~ another way If he Wa.
ound in the city one hour after the departure OF the
sci 10 which be bcoig
The d-fence set up III bis behalf was that he was re
turning from metropolitan Hail. where &c bad been l.,
see "ymans Performance 10 company with the mate oil
the vessel "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

Tux On MARKET. The new addition to this m,.,o,
now III fair way Of progressing pes have been driy
Gu In large numbers to form firm which is
Vmpe'e; Inc brick work has commenced at one side
while splcs being driven at the other which viii I
oe soon ready for further operations The addition rl
add much to the appearance OF section of the CITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

FuSA-Edord Johnson slave, belonging Mr. Gustavus
Myers, went to the house Of his wife, LIEy woman on
dy evening last, for clothes Of which remained h.
since their separation few weeks ry Instead OF vvj,
eo"the e4ted him with good stick Aefos, shou
and caused him TO leave the premi'es With hair
he entered Poor fellow She thus
him On yesterday mning she had hi before the Mayor upon
charge OF trespatslng on her preulses
He barely escaped whipping, and discharged with strict
caution not 10 % Lrs again. but rather the
70 his master and leave The recovery ohe clothes his hands
The said N there Law
within her door again He very athletic strong
looking and though Jrry small
he dreaded her nightly. ~
The poor had another escape being
whipped month OF two when brought his
he forced the house Of gslan 10 whom get
married against he: fathers He deserved IL that
4 he was logged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

sTAbbISo John Banks free FELLOW went IN.
~ London slave belonging r John Haysn al hour
saturday night and having getting banks our Of
drew knife and stabbed on bIs arm ,,,
had opened the door to admit the scoundreI 800 "
Banks believed the At hi. abdomen
darts. - '"e N'"u"
The viain brought before the MAYOR on ysr,,d.v Il,
for this offence being 10 app.ar on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

BrImmer,a huIer Haed $40 by the
Mayor on yesterday for selling quantity Of Sora
mArEet ON yeeTd morning, having previously the
county. - '' wv
Ing In all seven dozen three.
The 1le,t2n Of h expulsion from the market In
Win provision OF the ordinance prohibiting the practice
''aing vii be under confederation to-day risk this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

AssAuLr.-warner Tyrce, free colored fellow, was
order 20 ny the a.vor on yesterday, Eor ssaung and
beating Adeline James, wife Of Clinton James free
colored man. In her own house.
The assault followed controversy which onsued from
civil argument" in tho words OF tho complainant
warner turned unciv aud uugaant 10 tho end lie paid
for IT, however.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26

aVHosa AND SArsrHoSr.-Tbo Cincinnati Gazette. Of
Sturdy l,s sayg
ie" aye 'nce We snnonnceI tbst duel b,d ,.Lo,
place between young Short Of this civ nd '1Neu
Feacoek, o. chicago, near AoEsndria, Ky and ,nbsc,
qnently the death Of ,ort IRON the inries n. nv,
oeved' IL w'Il be remembered that Peacock made hi,
escape, and it was not known whittier he bad ,on. %
we esrn that THURSDAY l.s he returned 70 OUT
and effected comptomso With the young lady who ~,
The cause Of the difficulty, aad they uere srted 49,
d'y Mr. r and bis wife left the cars over The q 81
4 d Railway for his home in Chicago. " NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-26
PETERSBURG NARXrr c.,

TIL tH~BUHU NAKNET Sept,
I'baeeo IS TO 6t-prless better the past two days
Cotion-rLsre enquiry have heard OF M
to-day 'A VI NJ
Saru There =. good demand a, 50 cent. for small lots,
oucrng' 10 dny h.v bsen light with sale, a,
parcels ! 20 As. ' ~ ""u iA''
- II. " VIZ 4' iAav wv
Baeon-Thee Is very demand at IN 70 lol oz ,o,
Va ~eit"rn Sides 3 TO 9k--shoulder. TO sI
Gu noN. ket active $50 per for Peruvian