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ID Y Ell G n A r HI /.
Eates, from Havana.

--latest from hapuaa. 81
NEw YonE July 2-The Black Warrior with Havana
dates Of the 27h arrived The United States steamer
Fulton touched Havana the 25h and sailed day
for Key West.
The health of Havana unusually good Rumors were
Havana that detachment of troops going
Porto Rico, where ii said another outbreak had
Cured
Large Steamer.
Bosros, July IA model of Donald McKay,s new
has been the Exchange for exhibition
The intended for line to Liverpool and will
be $40 feet long, As fee; broad and 81 feet deep.
rAe Weather.
BosroK July 1.-The weather continues oppressiveiy hot
mercury 90 degrees in the shade. Five
The Weather at the North.
NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE atmosphere is somewhat cooer
to-day, and the mercury has fallen several degrees
Bosros July 1.-The wenther here continues oprressvey
hot The thermometer stood 81 deg the shade
There been Ave fatal Of Saturday
at
PHrLADEIrHtA, July 1.-The last night has made
quite agreeable change in the atmosphere The mercury
to-day viii scarcely reach 80.
SpRrNorIrLp, (Mass.,) june 30.-The thermometer ut
this place reaches ss deg. in the shade.
Cosoonp, IN. H) June 3o-At O'Clock this afternoon
the thermometer stood at 96 deg. in the shade,
Markets.
Yrw YoRK, July 2Cotton is dull Flour sales Of State
and western brands to-day SIS SIS So southern $40
ST. Wheat is unchanged, with limited demand at pre-
vious Corn is trfe white 81; vel
low, "a 95 Pork ia dull with declining tendency
Beef is firm Lard is unchanged whiskcy is firm 40ls
Al
BALTIMORE July The markets ARE very dull this morn
ing, well inactive Sales Of 200 barrels Of Howard
50 rs There small sales wheat and
at Saturdays rates.
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THINGS Is BosTos-From the Boston correspondence u
the New York Evening Post we make the following
tracts
woman has been sent 20 the house Of correction
romnaly for violating the liquor law but really 10 rid
her Of her husband She has thus divorced FROM his
bed and board for the time and il is 10 be hoped that she
viii be fornnte 70 set rid Of the chains o. mair-
monT.
The squirrels beginning 10 die the Common
trees They stand the air the food the noise o,
Boston and particularly object 10 briekbats few "
which have been thrown al them Some OF them lett
almost they put on the trees.
"0ur celebration othe Fourth promises be Of the
most thorough that have had for years The regatta
viii be the great incident of the day More than hun
dred persons have applied of permission refresh
ment stands on the Common that day. II the heat
should continue il win be altogether agreeable
he energetcay patriotic The Fourth Of last year
one OF the hottest days ever known in Boston.
Warm rs the weather is, but few people vet have
e the cy Tor the seashore and the prospect Of very
bright season in that cool region is not promising"
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SALE TO-DAY.
by >. q. mccurnE. Aaes,one.r.

BY .. Q. MCGUIRE. AmctIoncer.
VERY VALUABLE BulLDIsG LOTS AT THE CORNER OF
four-nnd ahaif Virginia
O'Clock,
visions IA l6, rs, a. original lot Ia in
No. 4 onne respectively is and IGN feet Virginia
avenue and -Four aha street hack depths
alley.
These very
building with the grades
beyond doubt desirable
Of
3iie perfect; and sale positive
Terms; tjnetkild residue
mouths bearing
the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioncer
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WHAr BHooSEs or LlouoR--The Detroit Free Press
significantly remarks
The temperance fanatics insist that prohibtory-
laws wherever passed have diminished the consumption
ardent spris Now, here il fact aud question All the
New England States except New HAMPSHIRE have prohb-
tory laws and have had them during the past year what
has become of all the spirits imported into Boston during
that time The qusutiy imported greater than dur
ing any former year The impor,aons at that port for
the weeks ending june 9th ship from Rot
terdsm 500 pipes Of gin, in ship from London zoo
casks oporer and ale and in brig from Fayal 800 casks
Of wine What becomes Of all this hquor Z Somebody
drinks IL and the great bulk Of the trade Boston Il with
the New England Stsies-the States which have Maine
laws Can il be possible the town agencies
enormous quanlitics7s
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THE rule entitled
be furnished by bills rs
rescinded and
from and ni.r Tins dae money VIII be received ina, purpose
by the department JAMES CAMPBELL,
june ss-iaw3w Postneastrf General,
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Bank Of the Metropolis,

THE of th bank dividend of four per
Of the profits OF the bank for the half ending
3Dih OF this month.
win payable and July ensuing
RID. SMITH,
June a3-itJuy2M Cashier.
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ROOkS FOX AUCTlON-The undersigned separated
from his other ofboo
editions duplicate which,
longer salahe ~ their original prices
Among them good editions
language Theology mrdicne and
books, mAqy miscellaneous
characters all which will be
In The mean time, they may be hassd
auction half when
price NJ quarter price when the,
June 80 FRANCK TAYLOR
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ny JAMES c. mcguire. Aaosaon.sr.

ALE OF A VALUABLE LOT CORNER or X AND TENTH
= Streets square Jao Tuesday afternoon July 6
o'clock the premises, shall sell ID. No square front
ing 80 fee loib by 100
his parcel of ground epby improving
of city worthy persons de-
siring a valuable building lot
The property VIII be suhdivided building
pal of which will be exhibited a
Terms: equal payments
eighteen months, satisfactorily
secured. Title indispuablc. JAs. c. MCGUIRE,
June 29--d Auctioneer
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~ y. c. aicGUIRE, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
auciionon "Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock the rhni seIl the
No 2S2 fronting "a Feet inches
between 18th and 18th
with the improvements, consisting OF story ware
This immediately
Terms One fourth cash the residue equal payments,
interest, twelve eighteen, and
puiahie, JAS Mcguire.
June 29--d Auctioneer
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CLENWOOD CEMETERf-Ofice No Q92 Pennsyiysnis
VI avenue Of 18th street, Savings
laid of the ceiebnted Greenwood
New situated ground guar
mile north Of Capitol North Capitol leading directly
to The gateway This company have received charter from Con-
otherwise, which Of importance
wish hair dead where they have
become custom in n cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other purposes,
nscuousy large aad prevent
titles given the ground.
NJ Office frem 10 TO 49,
charter. by awa and ali other information,
obtained ali leh
No 40 Seventh street. other undertaken win
~ attended TO- June Tidy
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Rank o METROPOLIS,
Washington June 30 1855.
UHls Bank viii be Wednesday, OF July.
Notes payable al the Bank that day
day previous
July l--dauf
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTOH.--The sub
scber, formerly OF Richmond Virginia. having
fhce few door
especially
and pensions under Congress.
DorYiuGon.
Perhaps the only index which made
revolutionary suditors
Richmond He has also
public oc-s in the Capitol Of Virginia
from other experience
claim him usi, viii
ahi- show where the claimant himself entirely
unnbi. o do II.
March, giving
charges viii be moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A, Wise, Accomsc, yrsnin.
james Lyons, ESQ, Richmond, Virginia.
Beah, Commissioner Pensions, Richascnd
Virginia
ii. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John =. rendieton Virginia
Hon. samuel Chiffon, Washington, a. g.
William J. " ard. ESQ Baltimore.
Levin Jimberske csq. New YORK.
March 7--dkcply'
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Al sanrse and
PANIED By nc ringing Of an bells Of churches and
pani-s-
The eabine farcign MINISTER'S r.nbsrs and en-
members Of Congress- oeae
and insiea saes viii assemble fesaeni hoae 10
The clergy, Judiciary departments and
government eisaks val assemble
Department
sod.er. as United states van. Union and o,s
an ths north enclosure Ut Department
Corporate authorize. and win assemble
Presidents House south side Of rennsys4n
Colleges. schools &c, an is Of the Presidents
grounds.
companies Lafayette square socisss citizens and
strangers wishing The procession
para Of The rIesideais groands.
The miitAry regulars CITY
al O'Clock, and, William Hickey.
march 10 The fesdrns form the
upos PROCESSION csro
uf Independence viii ty r. Garne
,ion delivered by J. NJ Carlisle, esq
The capo wiu be
announced national By unilsd ar,ey
There VIII be grand display o. fireworks night the
south Of the fresidsnt's square
Tnos. MILLER. NJ. D., Chairman
LANES L. EDWARDS,
GEORGE SAVAGE,
GEORGE McNEIR,
J. c. FITZPATRICK,
- COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
f;:. s s:s, 5:D- oo--r.s = Reception
NATIONAL CELEBRATION FOURTH JULY.
procession Presidents Mansion a, lals
past tsn O'Clock, m, 10 the following order
Marshsl Aids
Mlary OF Regulars and Volunteers under eommaua Of
Col Mni- Hickey, M. ID. c.
Tine Prssdsa Of he United s sa.AfS-
Cabinet
Ihsied GsesIs
Foreign Minls.ars
Officers OF the Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
soldiers OF the United States Wars
hsbers aud Of conscss and oce Of Houses
Heads OF Departments Government
Colleges and schools.
Corporate Authorities and Mayors.
Union Association.
Fire Companies.
Societies. Ciuzens aAt Strangers.
the Il the Capitol on
ground the military the
Presidents Mansion.
The aids lmounted) o.
The Presidents Mansion.
W. b. MAGHUDER, Chief Marshal
Col William r. Young Lieut.. q. Nicholson
MINOR = L. Lewis, Dr. ]. c. Riley.
Assn
Ham Loughborougb, A.. L. Newton, j. L. Kdwan
Or Grafton Tyler, James Espey, Dr. James Morgan,
r. H. Laskey, r. A kIopfer, Brown,
Joseph ii Benett - Pumphrey, DR.. ]. j. Dyer,
Capt.. w. 8. walker w Taylor, NJ. w. Gait
1t a. b. l.. Skinner, William Heron, VIM. Miller
It. W. b Absr1, DR.. Noble Young, John Garrett,
A w. Miller. Waiter D. Davidss, r. Mohsn
A. Rail-, Peter n. Hooe Jsses o. nouohoo.
J. semnes, A. u Ferry, Is Dew n, IT,
r. II Fuller, DIR. A j. Semmer, pcttt
Dr. Robt A. Lacy, Hugh swceny Andrew Carroll,
j. Boyle, A. Il. Clements, Piercs
Cornelius Boyie, WI. G. Duhame, Richard Wullach.
The Chief Marshal will
his aids red aca with blue
with red All viii white saddle cloths
The Murshas VIII Harmony Hall Tuesday
hApast rga. O'Clock where cara Will be ready far delivery
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hour Addres nc Dsportmeut.We understand that the
department frequently by the neglect persons
give the OF their Office and OF the county and
in their communications The Official Of the Office and
the Of the where il located sbosld be given
Sometimes persons write for the establishment Office
and neglect give their State county and do
mention the Of Office through which reply may
them II is matter ofwunder f they should some
times fail to get replies.
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Foreign SsusueH for chssen Serviss,Ths following
translation Of important decree recently issued By
Chiiaa government
SASTiAco, May 8, ls6s
In olci4 communication Yesterday the Secretary
the Navy informed follows
HIS e1eeency under date o. the 5th instant has issued
the following decree:
No. 81 Taking into consideration
LIST That the brig Aneud and other national
vessels, now taking in their cTews-
I'd. That recently the call for 10 the national
sells has increased a Iemar kaOle manner.
Sd That still force have been adopted carry
10 effect The provisions still operative with regard TO the
ti0naiity Of crews.
That these reasons great scarcity
Of Chian which Is embarrassing 10 the operations
OF merchant vessels
In Of hat forth by the Comnandante General
Of the Navy and the OF the authority conferred
By the Law Of the 2sth jay 1885, in with
the Council Of State, have asserted and decree;
Art. i. The number OF with whom
tonai vessels maj be naygated be extended 70
thirds OF the crew. from captain 10 cabin boy.
Art g This regulation shah remain force until the 18th
MAY, 1851 after which date the decree OF 25th January
ls41, shall resume its force.
ART 8. National vessels which, the expiration Of the
term here fixed shall be absent from the ports Of the repub
he shall nevertheless enjoy the benefits Of this regulation
Ill their return home.
Let notice be e1ksn Let it be communicated and pub
llshsd.
Inasmuch Of what provided IN the 18th art
Gle Of the law Of 2ath july 1885, Gillian vessels which have
the proportion determined BY the preceding dee
araon viii be considered duly manned for the hole time
portion until now held legal send copy for your
Information, and that of the agents oi Chile abroad
And send 90 you for your information, and consequent
action IN the whch in that country in regard
20 the matter IN question.
God preserve you. A. NARAS.
To the Consul of Chile, at Washington.
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ID PHILLIhs. of Mobile, Alabama, " prnctts< a,
the Supreme Courr the unied 81 cnims
and attend to business
I'd floor northeast of 9Th and
June 2a-~t.mif x
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NO rfchTbe restaurant Of the undersigned, street.
" tween 3th and lsth and the War
not be open on The approaching Fourth OF july f
borders IN the house j. BOULANGER.
july l--t
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INrERloR nEpAnrMEer.

indian Office Interesting Information from tAs Agertn-
tsadent Of Indian Afairs for t 7srritoTyqf en Ne1ioo
BY letter from superintendent of Indian affairs the
Territory Of New Mckee, dated Santa Fe May 2s 1885,
in receipt Of information that talk has been held by
Col Miles, of the United States army with the chiefs of the
Aascaero tribe OF the Apache nation in which the Indians
made application for peace In the of the talk
OF the chiefs said that OF the Jicaras tribe
living in the mountains who wanted peace but afraid
in They believed to be sincere in their appca
o and the 9th Of June has been appointed by the supern
tendent of Indian affairs meet these Indians and in
nexion with them, the Gila Apaches.
Information has also been received that there have been
several skrnishes between United States troops
and the hostile Utah and carlas during the present
month May) in which the Indians have suffered
ly. The official report shows loss the part Of the
Utahs of between forty and fifty killed, many wounded,
and six children made captive. The loss Of the Jca-
rss is lessbeing stated killed, large number
wounded prisoners Both bands lost their camp
equpage provisions and clothing After the last fight with
utahs, Blanco, the chief of the hostile baud appeared
upon the top of high HILL and sad that he tired Of
fighting and desred peace but the commanding officer
piled that be not authorized make peace after which
volunteer fred at Banco and the talk ended The loss
the part United troops said be very light
exceeding two killed and three wounded.
Since the troops from the Indian country
depredatons have been committed the frontiers in
which three four Mexcans killed. two made prison
ers, and stock driven off.
visit the superintendent made by party of be-
forty and fifty Texan Cumanches, who state that they
driven from the country by the Osage and de-
Territory but directed
home. They delivered up Mexican boy whom they had
captured in chihuahua last
Ii is found be difficult get the Pueblo Indians to
the presents of agricultural implements intended for
them. They that the Mexican government formerly
gave them presents and after the lapse Of years
mandcd pay them required The Puebos perform
military duty in discharge of the debt and feel apprehense
that government may pursue the same policy
Agricultural Diris'oa e he Patent Office Redarus More
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National Celebration, Fourth July.

HE she spnivct
Of national independence. CITY
accompanied b the ringing Of all The church und fire of
!
formed at and from, ihs Capitol
grounds wbee will be
read and M delivered.
den Uned cabinet,
rs heads OF the executive departments the gene
soldiers the Of 1879 and Of
reverend Clergy, TIRE mayors
Of
others who desire 10 unite therein
Aisk O'Clock M, display fire works on the
Presidents house.
by order OF the committee OF arrangement:
THos, MILLER M. D,
June B--dt4h Chairman.
join in the in
will Dr. w. D. Magruder marsha who viii
assign them appropriate places in the line.
rELEBBATroN Of the Irving Lyceum AZ the Lee
Of Tuesdny evening
July ,, 1855, at IN O'Clock
Order Of Elrsre.es.
Reading Declaration Of Independence
Music
An address W r. r Riordan.
Music.
Grafton by Edward Hartley.
Music.
The public respectfully 0
GRO THos. cox, President
June ao--d3 EDWIN JAMES, Secretary.
Exchange Bank 81 scIaen, wisher., q Co.
HOLDERS Exchange seld-n,
~ wcrs Co requested 20 them the late Bank
nE House Of said hrm fr redemption
WIN. BAyNE,
June al-dscpsi Trustees Of s, W, 4 Co
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udsoio alarissThe salaries Of all judges Of courts Of
the United States due from the date Of appointment but
the party does become entitled draw pay until be has
entered the duties of his Office east taken his OH
oa OATH fer until then though under commission he il not
actually Office and that terrific
rial judges Of Oregon Washington, Kansas and Nebraska
salary though due from date Of appointment, cannot be
drawn until the Judge duty in the Territory
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The Chief Marshal will purple
blue scarfs
it'll red All viii white cloths.
The Murahas VIII Harmony Hall Tuesday M
hApasi O'Clock, scarts will be
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Pans FAsHlossThs following important information
Is furnished by TIE Paris correspondent OF the Journal
Commerce
APocket-handkerchiefs may be divided into several
classes the morning handkerchief very unlike that used
for walking and this last has resemblance 10 one
appropriated the theatre ball The morning handker-
chief IS called the b0a handkerchief because ii has
simple hem, with Of open work a tagAeffe en-
broidered The walking handkerchief has frils
with pais stitched down and alternating with embroidery
il also made Of plain cambria with the escutcheon In
the evening handkerchief they bordefed
with lace, either English point kalenciennes The
handkerchief has its appropriate perfume for each
Faguer the ingenious perfumer Of the Rue de RicheeE
No g. offers 10 his customers his exquisitey
scented Of rose violet, &C. and the aesine and
other cosmetics useful in preserving com
pexion from the bad effects of the and the
breeze.
good taste The buttons for hcus and dresses Of coral
displayed In the brilliant ewelry establishment Of
Sarrazin No. 10 Boilepard 81 Denis surpass anything
have for beauty Of conception and finish OF
ouou Coral is preferred for toilette
ing with the light color Of their dresses better than
precious stones
TIM FASTEST RAILROAD TIME EVER nADE--The Cincinnati
Gazette Of Thursday last says:
Passengers who left New York on Thursday morning
al o'clock reached Cincinnati al O'Clock yesterday after
by the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railway.
This IS altogether the fastest time yet made
Nh. FonREsrForrest the raeedian has purchased the
splendid brown-sone mansion al the of Broad and
Master street Philadelphia which is fifty front by two
hundred feet deep with double back buildings and side
yard Of fifty feet for the of Ss30o0 The house
recently finished and has been occupied Mr. For
rest intends to move into il immediately.
SCHOOL STATISTICS or CoSSEcrlcurThe following con-
densed statement shows the general condition Of the school
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Foreign SoaneR for 1hs CAseA SerViesfhe following
TRANSLATION Of An important decree recently issued By the
Cki4A government
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hooE, BRO, 4 co.
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Large Steamer.

BosroS July "A model Of Donald McKay's new
has been in the Exchange for exhibition
The is intended for line to Liverpool and viii
be 500 feet long, As feet broad, and 81 feet deep
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:, Too Proud to BEG.

Its said there are thousands Of worthy
citizens, men and women, in New York
as there are, no doubt, hundreds in all 9th
or large cities-who are too proud to beg
or let their circumstances be known; and
are. therefore, silently pin;ng in secret des-
titution. The Mirror says the pawn shops
only tell their sad story, and adds: -.la..
First go the luxuries-the superduous
furniture--the silver spoons-the spare
clothing-the jewelry, even to the bridal
ring; and then the bedding, the tables, the
chairs, and so through the whole inventory
of articles that can be dispensed with, while
life is retained. To accommodate this in
born and inalienable American pride, the
pawn-shops are provided with stalls, so that
the melancholy bartering may be done with
out exposing the poor victim OF that pecu-
liar institution to public shame. The
amount of business at these establishments
within the last three months, exceeds all
precedent. Watches, gold pencils and sill
yer spoons have been pledged by the bush
e. and every nameable and unnameable ar
ticle of clothing and furniture. A friend OF
ours saw poor woman at Simpsons one
day last week pawning her ~uder clothing to
raise shilling to 60 to market Another
had cut up her bed, and made it into pill
lows, which she had pawned for similar
purpose.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
on foot % 0o0s so p cwt. Cows $SO0SsO. Work Oxen
Soo0$1sO q yoke.
HOGs-Retail-on foot 90 q cwt.
SHnP-4O0O4 so p head.
vEucOS--carcass Sc p b. Retail 10c 2 fb.
FRESH MRA1-RetailT fb.-Beef loc d12c. Mutton Zee.
Pork, 12c. Veal, 12e. Chickens 50 so p dozen.
PRovrIoSs-(C daily by B. PRESLEY. Pork,
SO k0$19 SO p DBL Hams, 15c Is. Lard, 12(G015c. q
Flour superne, 50 co. extra, 50 SO q Dbl. Corn Meal
Csc p bu. Beans, 81 rs p bush. Potatoes 6ocn065c
a bush. FreshiButter 10000. q h. Cheese, 1ss "a
1sc p h. Eggs 25c. q dozen.
GRoCERIEs-(F From Mr. ALEXANDER REY, Robert street
Sugar p tb. brown, 71lO7c. refined, s1ac. crushed
and powdered 121zc. Coffee, lac. (0l5c Ro-Laguyra
l6c p Is. Java zoe 2 b. Y. H. Tea, 75c, Imperial 81.
Rice, l21ac. Molasses, soc. (0s1 90 p gallon
DRIED FKr1r.-Appes 81 IS p bushel. Peaches So o5.
Green Apples, IS 90 p Dbl
GRAIN.-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c Barley, zoe.
IS so Z, barrel. Tallow lie
2 fb. Candles, star soc. q h. Dried Fish, Toe. 2 h.
Lime, 81 80 q Dbl. Onions 81 90 q BUSH Lard Oil. 81.
25 p gal Salt, 81 so q bu. Vinegar, 25c. q gallon
Tobacco a5G5Oc. 2 h. Hides (green) 3lsc. dry, So
. Id.
LUMBER.-Comnion, S16(G1S Z, NJ. Dimension stuff
500 Flooring, s24 Siding $40; Shingles. S. 90.
Woodbury., "a SO p cord.