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The Lent Jewels.---A Jewish Tale.

Inc Lent JeWelS..-sA Jc"ASh AS
BY R. CHENNEyIx TRENCH
In schools of wisdom all the day was spent:
His steps at eve the Rabbi homeward bent,
With homeward thoughts, which dwellupon the wiie'
And two fair children who consoled his life.
She meeting at the threshold, led him IN,
And with these words preventing, did begin -
"Eyer rejoicing at your wished return,
Yet am most so now for since this morn
1 have been much perplexed and sorely triea
Upon one point which you shall now deciae.
Some wears ago, friend unto my care
Some Jewels gave rich precious gems tney were;
But having given them in my charge TINS irieho
did afterward not come for them nor send,
But left them in my keeping for so long,
That now it seems to me wrong
That he should suddenly arrive to-day,
To take those Jewels which he left, away.
What think you? Shall freely yield them back,
And with no murmurng $50 henceforth to lack
Those gems myself, which had learned to see
Almost as mine forever, mine in fee.'
.cWhat question can be here? Your own true heart
MustIneeds advise you of the only part:
That NAV be claimed again which was but lent,
And should be yieldedswith no discomfort.
Nor surely can we find herein wrong,
That it was left us to enjoy it long"
"Good as the word,', she answered, may we no"
And evermore that it is good allow
And, rising, to au inner chamber led,
And there she showed him, stretched upon one bed
Two children pale and he the jewels knew,
Which God had lent him, and resumed anew.
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STANTON, VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY IT, 1896.

sustain you in your efforts to build up so valua
BILE school in their midst, is worthy neither Of
its Christianity nor its enlightenment. Were
YOU to make q greater show, and practise the
catching policy of modern "humbugging," you
might procure in short time very large num-
ber of students-but 60 on as you are, and keep
your school up to its present standard of sound
scholarship, and surrounded with pure relig
ious influence, and we have the confidence in
men to believe, you will see prosperity crown
ing your labors that shall quite equal your expec
tations.
Make what use you may please of this com
munication. We hope that if made public, il
may induce many parents to give your school 6
trial. Sincerely yours,
J. R. WILSON,
l. MEL SON
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SPECTATOR" ,,,
INR PRINTING ESTABLlSHMENT,

STONE BUILDING, AUGUSTA oIhEEi'
STAUNTON, VA.
TN to the upon hT
wy addsd fo their stock of material for Jobbing Pur-
poses and have one OF the saa pest
a 10 eyecute every description of printing, from
efLARGEST the LARGEST SIZE POSTER TO THE SMALLEST LIS.
CARD in very superior style, and having new, elegant
and FAST PRINTING MACHINES, are enabled
to do work promptly, expeditiousy and on moderate
Among the varieties of work which they are prepared
to execute are - Co.,
PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLs, POSTERS,
BUSINESS AND BALL CIRCULARS,
LABELS OF ALL KINDS BANK
AND INSURANCE. BLANKS, BILL
HEADS, BLANK NorEs, BILLErs,
PRINTING IN CoLoRs, GoLD
StvER AND CRIMSON
S'- BRONZE WORK
and all other descriptions of PLAIN O. a-sS :
WORK in the printing line that may be requl.> -
Also Book aud Pamphlet Printing, which viii
be attended to promptly, and executed correctly.
rg- Sheriff and Constables Blanks kept constant
ly ON hand -
Staunton, April 2, 1856.
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BRowNsBURG, Rockbrdge Go, Val
June 24, 1856.


Reo. james Gree,-Dear Sir:-The examina-
ton of the various classes in your excellent A
cadelny, attended by us, to-day, gave us unfelgn-
ed satifaction. And will YOU allow Us 10 men
ton to you, in this mannner, some OF the
grounds of our satisfaction2 This we DO, not
because some expression OF gratlhcatlon Is usual
| ly given on such an occasions Dy those iroli
whom it may properly come, but because true
sense of duty forces from us an utterance of our
oDinion as to what we saw and heard. We
would be too glad to have an opportunity to de-
liver our mind as to this matter in such way
that it might not only encourage you, but bene,
fit parents and others, whose attention should
be called to the existence and advantages OF such
school as that, at Brownsburg, under your
care.
We were first OF all, pleased with the roolny
and appropriate buildings which your school oc-
cupies its eligible locality, too, cannot be sur
passed in the Valley of Virginia. 1t seems to
be everything that could be desired; and those
liberal-minded gentlemen who had it erected
are worthy OF great praise. But, no building,
however well adapted to school purposes, is OF
any higher use than an ornamental one, unless
the school shall, in ITSELF correspond to the pro-
visions made for it. And allow us to say-to
say orpphatically- school is yours.
We were extremely interested in the recita-
ton of your pupiIs--in the eager interest
which most of them took in all their exercises
in the almost enthusiasm of some of them.-
With few exceptions, their exhibitions of
scholarship wero most commendable as to
them; and with no exception were most homo
rable to You. We admire your system of in
struetion. We were delighted with the drilling"
process through which you have carried the stu
dents up to so accurate acquaintance with their
studies We cannot refrain from praising your
own earnest and Jealous and conscientious en-
Geavors to give your pupils the full benefit Of
of vopr scholarly requirements. We shall cer-
tainly embrace every opportunity to endeavor
to secure your Academy that patronage which
it so richly deserves. 1t sit the place for young
men or boys who wish, for themselves, or whose
parents wish them to become self-grounded in
the principles of true learning.
We also commend the high moral tone which
YOU are endeavoring to make the prime element
in the atmosphere which constantly surrounds
the walks and studies of your pupils.
With the favor of God and the help of good
men. YOU, surely must succeed in gaining great
success for your excellent Academy. The chris
tan and enlightened community that shall not
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WICKLOW MOUNTAINS, IRELAND, June 1e, '5e.

WICKLOW MOUNTAINS, Ireland, June 10, 90.
Esteemed Friend: In my last letter. told you
7 was Going to make an excursion into the coun-
trv va and promised you o brief notice of the
scenery 1 ars legendery and historic associations of
the thew wicklow Mountains. Taking the train at
the the wicklow Station, lin company with Mr.
Oglesbv, of Illinois,) we soon passed the enyl,
rons ' Of the CITY into the rural districts of ould
Erin Erin u Here He permit me to suggest to the tourist
batnre he f Starring to fill his pockets well with pen
pas pis if he wishes to save his shngs for he will
find find the highway lined with mendieants whose
tell tale Of abiect want and misery that will
nace o., of I her history are ustrious names of men
Who Who have been crowned with q never-fading
wreath ry % Of fame. On the battle field they have
bled for their countrys cause; in the halls OF
M LEGISLATION they have vindicated their country's
rigbts and portrayed its wrongs; her poets have
sumo her err beauties and her sorrows with genius
akin to inspiration, but still she is the land Of
DEGRADATION. [ The cause is obvious. The lands
are are in the hands of the Nobility, who, through
their respective stewards, rent or lease them for
the most they can obtain for term of 81 years
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Cathleen to this wild retreat; she followed him
and hence the tragedy. Tom Moore's beautiful
ballad is familiar to most of our readers:
"And with rude, repulsve shock,
Hurls her Ger the beetling rock"
AT this place observed the name of Sir Wal
ter Scott in the register. My next point will be
the lakes of Killarney.
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A man may think well and yet not act wisely.
The power to see what is right is very different
from the power of doing it.
A man of moral energy will accomplish
more with a little knowledge, than man of
inferior will, with much. And strength of will
is generally acquitted by struggling with diff
culties in early life.
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Rrownsburg High school.

We insert with pleasure the following letter
from the Rev. j. r. Wilson, pastor of the Pres
Church of Staunton, and Prof A. l.. Nelson, O
Washington College.-Eas. Spec,
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gtanntol, Sgsttator.
nv ]. A. 4 L. WADDELL, Jr.
TERMS.

~. Tie "SPEcTAToR is published once ga. srsss, n.i
.s @nI afr Cents If DELAYED beyond the expiration Of
he vsar 10 Subscription cin 5s discontinued 6at at
he option of the Editors, until aN arrsarages are pasa
ADVER TTSENEN7S of ten lines (or tess,) snSerseq
sbseouent Continuance Larger advertisements sssrtea
in the same proportion. S., l.. a..
E5eral discount made to those aoko adcsrtiss oy e
gear. ,... E,.e ,,;u h.
;nes,fsd for one Vear for IS 00-6 months for $S oo
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The breed of life is love; the salt of life i:
work.
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WINDOW glass; have constantly on hand
w the usual sizes, and will furnish at short notice,
any size wanted of any quality, at lowest factory rates
GB0. f. PRICE.
Staunton Nav "a lS56-T A. v. copy.
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HERRIN GS.-We are nav receiving 100 Who'll
IL and half barrels prime No. Clipt and Gross
'Herrngs, at reduced prices
Staunton Inpa 1916
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NOR SALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE, al
E most new ON reasonable terms Apply to the un-
dersigned at Mt. Sidney, Augusta county.
April 1856. McCUE Il PARKINS.
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sITONEY SRUCX.-A.SupERIoR Article of very
Ill mild Tobacco, just -eceived and for sale by
R0BT. J. GLENDY,
Storrtor Fob on ,s56 Per G. 7. COCHRAN.
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noe. .~rS Il SHOES.-You will find at J. Brande-
Is bnro. Cos large, well selected stock of Boots
and Shoes Caters and Slippers of every grade and
quality and at prices to suit Call and look for your
elves April %, 1856.
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DARASOLS of the latest styles just received and
Il for sale by JN0. III. NELSON.
April 90, 1856
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DHILLIP THE SECOND.-History of the
Reign of Phillip the Second King of Spain, by
VIM, ii. Prescott for sale by R0BT. COWAN.
Staunton Ian o. 1856
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CPRING TRADE.-E LAWT0N, MANUFAC-
- TURER and DEALER in BOOTS and SHOES,
one door North of Crawford x Cochrans Dry Goods
Store, Staunton, Va.
NAV ID lS56-tf
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NHURNS.-A large lot of Tn ermometer CH UhNS'
y ofall sizes, for sale by ,,,u,>, ,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-05
AuCTTor sALHs,
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BY A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.

ByA GREEN, Auc,ioneer
E,RAME HOUSE ANDD OF AND FouR
4 Building Lots at Auetien.-On FRI
DAY the lith instant, shall SELL In front of the
premises, at AZ O'Clock p. IN, west part OF Lot
No. ,, in Square No 996, having front OF Is feet
en- south X, between 11th and 18th streets east
running back about 81 feet, with side alley, with
the Improvements, which are a good Frame
House, &c, &c.
Also, the balance Of said Lot No. 2, which will
be subdivided In lots to suit purchasers as fne
building lots.
Also, all Of Lot No. 10. in same square, having
airont on 18th street east, between and n streets
south, having front OF az feet by "a feet deep,
which will be divided and sold in lots to suit
purchasers
This property Is near the Navy Yard, and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Terms One-third cash; balance in A. - ls
and "a months, for notes bearing interest rom
day Of sale. -'
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable. A. GREEN
novS-d (Organ) Auctionee,.
lTThe above sale 10 postpou ed In CANA.
quence Of the rain until + FRIDAY, the 2Ist inst
same hour. A. GREEN AuctIonee-
nov lists
UThe above Sale is further Postpeued.
In consequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY
the 18th instant, same hour
nov 22-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
LIZ The above sale is still further post
poned until FRIDAY, the 5th day Of Decembe
next, same hour and place.
dec I'D A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-05

NATIONAL THBArRE.-ENeLIsH OPERA
" La Somnambula" drewlthebest house of the
operatic season, and was performed with cor
responding gest. Miss Louisa Pyne, as Ami
ma, sang divinely-there is no other word for
it Mr.. Harrison was not, il struck us, in
good voice, but his acting of the part of Ell
vino was superb. Mr.. GuiImette made great
hit as Count Rodolpho; since Seguin we have
seen nothing approaching it. Mr.. Horncastle
was fair as Alessio.
The concert succeeding the opera introduced
Mr.. Reif very successfully as a pianist:
On Monday night Mr. Edwin Booth will re-
appear at the National. The interest excited
In regard to him among those who did not see
him, by the report Of those who did see him
during his late engagement, has created de-
mand for his temperance.
ANOTHER OF TIE SEVENTH STREET BUsI-
NESS HoUsKs.-We have had occasion more
than once lately to notice the commendable
enterprise displayed by business men in the
northern part Of the city, and now wish to call
attention to another extensive and we'll man
aged business house-the Housekeeping EN-
porium" of Messrs Bontz & Coombs, on Sew
snth street, between / and h. We are as
sured. by ladies who have made purchases
here, that the stock Of articles is unusually
large and varied, and the prices exceedingly
reasonable The proprietors have the repu-
tation of being courteous and attentive bust.
ness men, and We doubt not will take great
pleasure in affording customers every infor-
nation as well as opportunity for personal ex-
animation of the goods.
SUIT AGAINST THE CORPORATION The off
GERS Of the Corporation of Washington who
have not been confirmed by the Board of Al
dermen, have entered suit for the amount Of
pay due them for their services The decision
OF the case will settle an important question.
TIE PARAroNIC OR EXPANDING PURSE -
The most useful and elegant purse ever in.
vented, SURPRISING for utility every other con
| trivance of the kind; its genteel appearance
lightness and fexibility, Shillington says ha;
already secured great demand for it. +
CRIMINAL CoURr-No cases were tried BY
jury in this court yesterday The larceny
case Of Gavin and Small was set for trial, bu
| in consequence of the absence of witnesse;
was postponed until ten o'clock this morning
The PERHAM OPERATIC TROUPE is perform
| ing most successfully before largo audience:
| at Odd Fellows Hall They give An after
| noon performance to. morrow for the benefit o.
| families and others.
| The BALL OF THE Washington HIGHLAND
| Frs on Wednesday evening, we hear, went Of
| in fine style and gave great satisfaction.
WATCH kErURNs.-Ann Dove, drunk in thu
street; workh9use 30 days. Andrew Lewis
colored, disorderly and profanity; fined 5.
and costs. Daniel Stewart, disorderly and in
| decent exposure; fined S. and costs Charlie
| A. Wellington, disorderly; do Jefferson
Taylor, do dismissed. Seven dodgers were
| accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-05
The Electoral COLLEGES.

BosroN, Dec. 4.-The thirteen electors of
Massachusetts, met yesterday and voted for
John c Fremont and VIM. l.. Dayton for the
Presidential Offices.
HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 4.-The electoral
college Of Connecticut met in this city yester-
day and cast their votes for John C. Fremont
and William Dayton. They appointed as
messenger A. n. Clark, Esq Of the Courant
office, in this city.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., Dec. 4.-The electors
OF TINS State met at Bristol yesterday, and cast
the tour votes for John c. Fremont and VIM.
L. Dayton. Hy. Howard, Esq, was chosen
messenger.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec 4-The Presidential
electors met here yesterday. Major James
Garland presided, and p H. Aylett acted "a
secretary The fifteen votes of the State bay-
ing been thrown for Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge, Mr.. Hayes, Of Lewis county, was ap-
pointed messenger TO proceed to Washington.
As soon as the vote was announced, fifteen
guns were fred in front of the Capitol. At
noon the electors and a number Of others par
took Of collation. at the Ballard House, and
complimentary supper at the Exchange Ho-
tel at night
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BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
(WALJ, BARNARD Il Co, WashiE gton)
an WEDNESDAY,. THE IOTH INIT,
~ at 10 O'Clock a IN we will sell, at the resi-
dence Of Col Roberts, on the Georgetown heights.
interss ction OF High and DAD streets the entire
Household fleets, rs
PARLoR FURNITURE
Elegant Carved X oSewood Sofa
Rosewood Carved Reception Chairs
Set Rosewood Parlor Chairs
Rosewood Carved Gothic Chairs
Ross wood Marble-top and Inlaid Centre Tables
DO Tete-a-Tete Crimson Brocatelle
Velvet Tapestry, Carpet and Rug
Fine Oil Paintings and Engr.vings
Rosewood Etegere, Chinese Teapoy
Lace and BrocatelIe Curtains, LAMPS
GirandoleS, Ornaments, &c.
RECEPTION ROOM.
Walnut and Plush Sofa
Walnut Centre able. Marble Top do
Rout Tables, Gothic Carved Chairs
Brussels Carpet, Rug, Curtains, &c
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Chinese richly Carved Rosewood Bed
stead
Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobe, stald and Chairs
10 match
Mahogany Inlaid Bedsteads
Bureau, Wardrobe, and stand 10 suit
Inlaid and other Bedsteads
Best quality Feather Beds, Pillows ard Boosters
Do Lair and spring Mattresses
Mahogany Dressing, and other Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstands, Chamber Chairs
Brussels Carpets, Rugs
Curtains, Shades, and Ornaments
Toilet Sets, Rockers, Btdsteads, Sc
ALSO
Bathroom Furniture coa,rle,e
Bureaus, Stands, Bath Tubs, Chairs
Carpet, Cilcioth, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Extension and Side Tables
stone China Dinner Set
China Tea Set. Plated Egg Bailey
Pitchers, Walters, T-ey-
Fine cut Wine Fumblers, ard other Glass
Leather Covered Sofa, Carpet, Rug
Cane-Seat Chairs, Curtains
Time Piece, Arm Chair, Mating
ALSO
Kitchen and other Stoves
Iron and lin WaIr, Wood Ware
Safe, Baskets, &c.
w I'm other articles not herein mentioned
lefins: All sums Of and under $50 cash: over
tndl amount credit OF 60 and 80 days for notes sat
isiactOrlly endorsed bearing interest
Enc House is for Rent. Apply 10 A. HYDE
Esq, at Riggs & Co Is Banking House
Gee BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
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DAstonishing Cure with only one Bot.

TLB.-Jos. B. Hall Co. Gays:
PKKsoUE IsLk, AroOstOok Co., Ne April u, 1854
1--WE herewith send you q certificate Of a perform
~ only bottle of the German Btters think
Mr. Clark 70 be man Of yeracy, aud have the
truth Of his stocy."
Me-sTs. Jos. u He'll Co-Gentlenen-In TO your
Inquiries will state tLst daughter aged about years
hss been complaining Of palm % her eide for six
and about the fret Of January lat taken down
and confined to her bed The pain side very
besides being troubled with pains
and In her breast. From reading humber of
formed BY 'HOOhAnds German Bitters" induced
10 In her and sent to store and purchased
She had taken 10 but few days when she began
improve aud after taking only bottle she enjoy
6st than she has for She feels
her side II part OF her body and attributes
entirely to the usrIhss .'itters.
Salmon Brook, ArOOstook Co, lie. WIN. CLARK.
See advsrtiss8ent. Esp5-snr
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s. FOWLER Il CO InPORrsRs

.. FOWLER CO .lMPORTERS
Store an ODD FsHops' Hal, IA s,,,,t.
~NhAVE JUST RECEIVED ~
the Ann T. Hooper and Flora Nc
~ D2nald, from Liverpool. and other ~
recent arrivals large addition IN
tneit STOCK OF CHINA, QUEENSwARE, &C
consisting In part as follows. viz:
orh3Inental and pain French China Dinner Sets
10 do do Tea Sets and
o. detached pieces Of all binds
CasSeroles, Competets, Cake Baskets,
Parian and China Pitchers Canton Chin, y.s.s
Rich Bowls, Cups and Saucers &c,
variety Of colored and white En1lisb D,,,.-
and Tea Sets, Of all sizes
a variety OF colored and white English Toilet
Sets, and detached pieces
Cut and plain Glassware, Walters, Castors
Plated Spoons and Forks, Coffee and Tes se,.
ivory handled and plain Cutlery
Co1ee higgins and Urns
Britannia Ware, Lamps &c
SeI-seallng Cans, Stoneware, Potichemante
constantly on hand, a large assortment OF w.
suitable FOR country merchants GIG
Uooos delivered free OF charge In the city ana
oeorgetown, and packed by an experienced
Packer, ana SOLD at wholesale and retail as low a.
dec 3-eo3. 'S'
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UTDeGrath 8 EIectfIc OII.-The demand
continues 10 Increase Every
forit.
CaICAsO, Ill., June I'd, 1855.
Prof De Grsth-Send per s25s worth Of your Elsc
trie OIL, assorted sizes, upon your usual terms.
JH READ 4 Co.
PORTLAND, Maine, June 4, 1855.
Prof De Grath-send 40 dozen IS cent, SO dozen SO
cent, and "a dOEn 81 size aud draw The
demand for your OIL seems to be increasing here.
H. HAY.
impossible to ill orders fast enough physician Of
this city procured Electric OIL yesterday in his
practice for Neuralgia Swslngs DC. His certificate Of
lsts which IL relieved everything failed
him, will .ppssr My genuine in single day
Often can't waste time notics the Of mtaoTs
The only be obtained the Original
South Eighth street below Chestnut. Prof CHAs DEGRATH
Only hsnufsetursr. For sale in Washington by CHAs
ST0TT dec 5-lg
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,pBrswu,s Bronchial Trocfies.-"w,

have found them Of service in Bronchial rrits
On and IN spbdOg produced by Colds and DO
our clerical brethren real favor In calling their sttenton
t. them."-Zi1u's Herald. We cOlnRsgd them the
enton Of public speakers sRgers and others who
troubled With anectiOns OF the Throat -ChTtisn Watch
For Coughs Asthma cheerfully bear testi-
mOny from Wedge 10 thsir efficacy
Pictor al They simple and elegant for admin
sterng Ia combination several medicinal substances held
in general esteem among Physicians I'm the
Bronchial affections DIR. q. r. Bgelow. Containing
opium deleterlOus drugs, these LOzenges
freely by public speakers and yOcssts for clearing
giving strength 10 the voice. Sold by all Druggists
Oct l5-u JAMES n. CALLAN, Agent
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Dec Flour is tending up-
ward; sales of 800 bbls State Sc. IOaS6. 40.
Southern is firm at Sc. 9OaS7 20.
Wheat is dull and unsettled; sales Of IA. 500
bushels, red 81 45asl.5 81; white 81 .65aSI "a.
corn has an advancing tendency; sales Of IS
0oT hGshelS; mixed 12:, white Zoe, yellow 74c
Pork is quiet; mess $3.50 Beef Is nm
changed; new Chicago repackel si45O Lard
is buOyant at l3c
Whisky has advanced; sales OF Ohio at 33c.