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A. Il. NnRTLEf. Esq. Of Urc, y. Y. writes: l ha,.
used y"ur PkcroE, myself aud in family since
invented it, ami believe il the ttst medicine for its
puTISrs put cut. With bai cold should
pay twenty-five dollars fnr bottle than do without it,
tAie any ethcr remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SPRIHGfIELp, Miss, Feb. :, 1855
AVER: will chccrfuIly certify your PEcroRAI
is the hest remedy for the Of ooping
'"ryh. Coup and the chest diseases of children. We Of
yuur fraternity IN the Suh appreciate your Skill and
" HIRAM coSKL1N, ND
AMOS LEE, Esq. MONTERREY L. writes, Sd JAN. 1855
IL had tedious Influenza, which confined in doors
six weeks; tok many medicines without relief; finally
trei your PscraEt by the rdvice "f our clergyman
The first dose relieved the in my throat and
lungs: less than half the bottle made completely
we'll Your medicines are the cheapest well the best
we can buy and we esteem OH Doctor, and your RENE
dies, as the por mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WLsr MANCHESTER, IA, Feb. 4, 1856.
SIR: Ynnr CHgnRr PE'ToRAL is performing marvellous
in this section II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms uf consumption. and is curing
who has hbored under affection of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D.. AtrroS, MONROE Co., Iowa.
writes Sept &, 1857 During practice of many yearr
have fous nothing equal to your CuEHRr PEcToRAL for
giving and relief TO consnmptive PATIENTS curing
We might add volumes of evidence Int the most con-
vncing proof virtues OF this remedy is found in its
Elects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever hecn known which
curcd many and such dangerous this Some
human aid reach; but to those the CEERRY
rEcToRAL affords relief and comfort.
AsToR IforsE, New York CIrY, March 5. 1855
DocTon AVER LOWELL: feel II duty and n pleasure
to inform You what CHsRRY PEcToRAL has done for
my Wife She had been Ave months laboriDg under the
dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily
fnng. until DR. Strong of this city, where have
for advice nnended trial Of your medicine We
bless his kindness, do your skill for she has
ari from that day She Is not yet strong she usod
~ be- but Is free from her cough and calls herself we'll.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHELnrvILIs.
Ousump,ire do not despair till you bave tried AyEn's
PICTORIAL 1t is made by of the lest medical
hcmiss In the world, and its all around bespak
he high merits Of Its virtues. -. Philadelphia Ledger
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Don't Purchase.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to pur
II chase a note of hand given by me, in Au
gust last, to William Shell, and due next Au
gust, for fifty dollars.
Mar. 3, 1858. W. c. CUNNINGHAM.
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NEW MARBLE WORL

'HE undersigned are making arrangements
i to carry on the business Of manufasturin1
CRAVE STONES TOMB STOVES.
MONUMENTS, &c, &c. asy-s
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN n iRas =
when desired. They hope, by strict Attention
to business and moderate prices to render si} !.
isfaotion to those who may purchase wors~sf
them. They will also be prepared to fur n
work in Free Stone to all wishing il.
ALKx. POPE,
DANIEL NRCHAA
Sept. 80, 1S57.--ly.pd.. f434f..
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ATTACHMENT.

AITAC3MENI.
Charles F. F.. Wss.os essrss Ss..is: %
David Scott. of the Peace in and for
Summit township, Monroe County, Ohio. an
order of attachment was issued on the 9th
day of April, 1855, against the defendant for
the sum of nine dollars and eighty-fve cents.
Said cause is set for trial June 10th 1858, at
2 o'clock, p. M. CHARLES F. BILLMAN.
May IL, ls5s.-pd.
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AYERS CathartiC Pills,

ME ,c,.nco, N rhcr,;srv ,nd Nc.,c;no b,ro ,..,
'"e' ~ u Nh.'n'i! n"o , .n','''i'e ,t hA,e 'eeh
Aaeo 'ner u1inoet !" produce 's oes'' most pefieci
argatve which IA known TO mnn- lnnuneraole procfs
r shown that these Pills have virtues which surpss In
excellence the orina medicines. nnd that they win nm
,-,.o,n,o, r,,o, ,h. o.,oc,, or al ,ro r,r ,-. .f
r. - , Is., ., -, ~. -, ., go Tt:- -.
80, ra,'...,s. ..,,,,,s ,,. r,,a, o.,;;,;., ~ 49,
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80, ,," ~, ~ - -. ~ =. .,, -. .S -,
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aerd acto and innor, health,
tone with strength to the whole system No. only do
they cure tho everyday complaints o. every oody' on,
s..' .a ,o' '. ~ ~nu ,iH WIZ
',os, ana has. sSa. .on n snnlorod sr children
Being .usareos'ed they arc pleasan, to take and being
have been made which surass belief vero they not sub
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; COLUMBUS -
. NURSERY. $50
FOR THE SPRING OF 1888

FOR THE SPRING OF 1855.
a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUrr
n AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, shruhs.
Vines, etc., including
APrLE TREES, 6 years grafted,) very tArifty,
and Of the best varieties for Central and South.
ern Ohio.
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf. tie
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome
CHERRY TREES, adapted to the climate ef tia
Southwest, mostly on MahaieS stoeks., and
branching low. TV
PsAcH TRERs, Of the best age and sise. Stth
dne healthy roots, and Of the cheicsst kinds.
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Nsctaripss. Al
monds, Grapes, Currants Gooseberries, Rssp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb and AspasaTus
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (for hedgsng, y &C.
Also, Evergreens Of various kinds, Ese<s.
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowsrs, in great
variety, and at low prices. ~
EB Send for a DESCRIPTIVE CAfALoeux snd
order directly from head quarters, - 10 Aseass
are employed to sell trees for ~. Articles will
be packed securely, and forwarded TO- any
points on the Railroads, a. directed. fTwss-
ty varieties of choice FLowKr Ssxss sent By
mail, postage free, for $l.) Address H.
NJ. B. BATEHAM l. CO..
Feo. II, 1887. Cosumbus,,0.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarSGMcsS.

BRlNrTELD, MASS, Doth Dec, 1855.
DI. J. G. AVER: ia not hesitate tD say
the brst reinc,ly have ever found for
Coughs. IIo,rscness, Influenza, and tile
roncunliant symptoms Of II Cold, is yuur
CHrRRr PEcroR,t. Its constant use In
my practice and my family for tho last
ten years Inns shown it 10 possess supo-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
At
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Theodore Benninghaus' Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
lN bers were, on the 9Th day of April, 1858,
confirmed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, as the Executors of the Estate
of Theodore Benninghaus, late of said county,
deceased. MARY BENNINGHAUS,
JOHN B. OBLINGER,
WILLIAM MILLIGAN,
April IA, 1858. Ex'rs.
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FARM FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale the faruut q
which he now lives, lying on Rich ForK. an
wayne township, miles south west Of Woeds-
Held, containing 81 acres, about As Of wh;eh'
are cleared. There is on said farm 4 l.rre'
Hewed-log Shingle-roofed Barr
and the frame Of new dwelling house, and the
work on the same under way. The land h
OF excellent quality, much of II limestone land :.
and is well watered. Nearly the whole trast
IS under fence. For terms apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
JAMES H. NORRIS.
Feb. 10, 1858.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS.
AND f...,g
Phoenix Dittcrs.

frHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BErURI
= the public, foS the cure Of ScroG0oo, r.
Gers, Scurvy, or Erupti0ns Of the Skaa
Eever and Aguc. DyxPepS60, DeODay,
and in fact most all diseases soon yisld 70 theie
curative properties.
1t has been computed that during The last
twenty-five years upwards Of YOUr IN.
lions of persons have been benefited b. che
use of these medicines; fact which speaks
volumes in favor Of their curative properties
a single trial will place them hey ond the rsacA
OF competition in the estimate Of every paSjsnt.
By their use the BLOOD is RESTORED no A
HEALTHY STATE and freed fvem ~ in,vv.
tiles. The system is not reduced durinR their
operation, but invigorated, and they requirs
no restraint from business or pleasuss. n
The afflicted have in kAese medieisss Q vss.~Sv
hdf riu dofor them all that mediciae ess PES
IDLY effect.
PREPARED BY s'iL"
w. B. MoFFAT. II D.,doG
Proprietor, New Yosa.
AND FOR SALE BY
JSo. N. KIRKBRlDE. Woods6eld. Ohio.
Oct. IA, ls57.-ly
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice TO the contrary, are considered wishing
to continue their subscription.
@ If subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them dscon-
timed.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and tho pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
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~c The mothers heart Is the child's
school room.
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Farm for Sale

'hh undersigned offers for sale, at a very rss-
sonabie rate, his farm, lying in washinstsu
township. Mono County, Ohie. vitbir MI. y
mile of Reinard's grist and saw mill. ON n.
Little Muskingum, and seven miles from th.
Ohio river at Matamoras, containing TO aeres,
Well Timbered and Watered,
with about fifty acres cleared and we'll ir-
proved.
4 YOGNG ORCHARD
OF sixty apple trees, two comfortable cabins.
a good stable and log barn and two tobacco
houses. q
Persons wishing further information can
inquire Of the undersigned on the premises.
WM. w. ROSE
Dec. 80, ls57.-sm. Efra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

P,ss1yG ALTERED BILLs.-Esry on last Tuesday
eyeripg female Of genteel appearance, small stature,
dressed in black went Into store in the Bowery, AMI
purchased lockipgass the price of which was s35.
The LADY requested the icle to be sent to her resi-
deIce No. ei2 East Ninth street, where she said the
amount Of the bill would be paid. The storekeeper
bavirg the fullest confidence as to the honesty OF h''
customer, ordered two young men employed IN inc
store to take the glass to the above direction arf'
rg at the house-which was tenant house-!nee
yourg en- were confronted by the purchaser OF the
gass who had preceded them from the store. The
bill was presented aud the amount paid, as the young
men supposed in good city bills, on the following
banks:
One ten dollar bill on the Bulls Head Bank, one
five dollar bill on the Butchers and Drovers Bapk,
one five on tie Atlantic Bank Of Brooklyn AMI three
FIVE dollar bills on the Hanover Bank OF New iork'
after the bill was peid the lookiuggass was LETT IN
charge Of the lady, in the entry OF the house. va
examination of the bills on the following morning
wss discovered that all the bills were altered IRON
genuine oIes on the banks they represent snd were
20 well executed as TO deceive an ordinary Juoge oi
paper money; especially the ten dollar bill Oh tne
Bulls Head Bank which wss declared by brokers VINO
examined it, to be surprisingly well executed lucy
raid that they would have taken IT Without nes.a''u
This same female. with an older companion, called al
the sam store few days before this tansac'n sni
pstally bargained for the looking tney
however, stating that they would cal again ln 'e"
dsys.
Az soon o. the character of the money had oeen az
ceraped the torekeeper went to the house In Nin'n
street, but failed to find his l.dy customer she
10 toub. merely selected the house lot s .he
purpose Of carrying out her act OF 'osue'!. s
NUT have had an sccomplce to Assist nef 10 TAKE
susy the glass, as it wa. somewhat cumbersome being
liz feet in length, by two feet and half IN breath,
with an orramented top, in the center Oh WHICH CD
imitation of a bunch of grapes
The altered bills can be seen at the once OF 'n'
Deputy Supe rintendent of Pohee' No. 40 o'o'"'
street. I'm
The CITY is ssd to be flooded with these altered D'
On var;ous citv banks. The ingenious manner 10
which the rogu.s have done their work almost dehe'
detection. Lctk ort for altered bus
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF FDCCATION.

TIE Board Of Education me. yesterday. To repa-
the school en- RsDdalls Island, 81 400 was sppro?r
atej; G.. Walker hes the contract The Niaeteenth
Ward was authorised 10 hire the whole Of the building
in Eighty-fcuith street, now psr,sl'y occupied by
them at $500. The Fourteenth Ward applied for su-
thorty to hire building in Crosby street ct % O
for the accommodation Of the Msrionstreet School
Cor siderable discussion a,ose NJ ADAMS cofeudei
that there was no Tee Of this schoo the other schools
in the Ward net being ha full and beside the building
was in such condition TIA. even the model artists
would not longer occupy it,
Mr. GREEN thought that Mr.. Adams was remark
sbly well acquainted with The to which ii
put. Dir. DAyESPoRr thought that the Fourteenth
Wsrd was asking too much. II had received IS. 900
for schoo buildings in 1857. The other Grammar De-
parments IN the Nari would not be crowded If the
scholars of this we're divided between them ani much
cheaper accom- modaons secured for the Primary De-
parmeIt. The appropriation wasmsde. Daniel L. Ross
was confirmed as Trustee Of the Eighteenth Ward.
The Ninth Ward was authorized to purchase an ad-
ditops lot on Horstio street. The Eleventh Ward
received 1900 OF $500 for extra work on the new
Prmsry building in Fourh street. The following
resolution, offered BY Mr. BRrANEL was, motion OF
DIR. HAsEErT laid on the table:
Whos This Board ha. heard with lbs. the Bible or
in the Fourth Hsd by School Officers Of said Ward therefore
be il
Re.oired Ths hereseer 81 the Public S,hsos Of the city
rder the jurisdiction Of this Board he opened by the resting 81
Ition OF the Holy ScIp.ueS, wihou. note conrens
Areso,u.ion establishing a reireshment room, pro-
posed by DR.. Sinclair referred some time ago to
the Committee on Evening Schools. They reported
last evening that they thought it "both proper an
eIpedeut aid suggested the propriety of reference
to the Committee Supplies, with power. The power
was struck out, and the report laid on the table.
Tie nape of Catherine Hubbard, stricken from the
pay roll of the Twelfth Ward because she put in
her present position teacher while Mr. llibbard
very lear relative Of hers in the appointing board
was restored and /. was ordered that she be paid to
arrears at the rate OF $500 per year.
ALERT Smith. the Superintendent of Evening
Schools appointed by the Evening School Committee
snd rtpudsted by the Board, was allowed $3.50. The
Sixth Ward was authorized to paint Ward School No.
81 The salaries of Tutors Palmer Sheldon and Sill
her were raised from 81 900 to 81 800 The salary OF
the France Clerk OF the Board raised from 81 5oC
to $4,000. To pay for the VIII, wall and grading Of
the new school building lot at Tubby Hook, 81, 2Sc
was appropriated resolution to increase the salary
of TIE Deputy Clerk from 81 500 to - 900 was referred
to the Finance Committee. A proposition for Nor
nal Department in the Free Academy was referred u
the Free Academy Committee.
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ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

The attendance at the regular monthly meeting OF
this Academy, lag. evening was unusually small;
ewing doubtless to the rain and the absence of mem-
bers from the city to be present at the American
ScieLtic and National Medissl Conventions, the
former in session. last week. at Baltimore, and the
latter now in eession at Washington. The most i'm
portant business transacted was the election OF an
orator for the next anniversary out of the nominees
made at the last me citing. Prof Edmund X. Peaseee,
Of the York Medical College, was the successful
canGidate upon the third baot-On the first ballot
receiving out Of "a votes cast on the second O out
Of D. and 10 out Of % the third. Dr. Peaseee u
a newcomer q city; formerly Professor in the
Medical College at Hanover, N. ii.
DIR. Martin read paper upon Obstetrics, wbrh was
discussed and referred to the section on that subject
letter was received from b. l.. Manzini, transm t
ting two copies of work upon nocrLetion for yellow
fever TIE books were received 10 bs placed In the
library and the subject being new was referred to the
lection On Theory and Practice for examination.
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Further Foreign News by the Europa
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA

IT following was accidentally united In the tr.nsrbnr for
h. press Of the foreign BY the Europs last night
The Madras import market was pretty active, but
there wss rather less demand for money. Exchanges
for documents 21i.
CHINA.
Hong Kong dates are to the 18th Of March. Canton
continued Tranquil. An Imperial edict was received
on the 9th of March Yeks conduct is con ,emned
and be is degraded and 9 successor appointed. The
latter is to settle the disputes with the b.bsraus
WHO, e,eited to wrath by Yek, had entered the city.
Lord Elgn and bis colleagues had left FOX the
poith.
At Horg Kong business in imports was inactive.
Exchange 4jsi to 4I9.
sHAseHAr, March 9.-Shrtings are in active de-
mand. Raw Silk dull. Exchange, 5iit, a6i for cred
it's. In Tes, prices continue well supported, with
heavy stocks.
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Arrival of the Europa at Boston.

BosrON, Wednesday, May ), 1913.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa arrived here from
Halifax at o'clock this evening. The papers at hand
convey rothing of marked interest additional to that
already transmitted over the wires. The Europa's
mails will be forwarded over the New-Hsven Road BY
the train which leaves here at early hour tomooT
morning and which is due in New-York at about
o'clock the same afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
Political Disturbances in Philadel-
phia.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May 5, 1858.
There were several disturbances in the city to-day.
During the morning party Of rowdes assaulted Ia
number of persons in the Peoples Headquarters in
Seventh above Chestnut street, ard IN row down
town in the afternoon, Bill McMuin, who was elected
Alderman of the Fourth Ward yesterday, was shot in
the ann. There we're also many other disturbances
between politicians.
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Philadelphia Municipal Elections.

PHHADELPHIA, W ednesday, May D, 100
The entire peoples ticket is elected Mr. Henry is
elected Mayor by majority of 1900. The other can
ddates are elected by msertes ranging from 800 to
$780, The Democrats have one majority in the Select
Council. The opposition have a majority of two
thirds in the Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

CARRYIsG OFT A PART OF GESERAL JACKSON 5
WmL.-President jackson directed in his will that
"Tte large silver vase presented to me by the ladies'
OF Charleston, South Carolips my native State,
with the large picture representing the unfurling Of
81 TIE American banner, presented to me by the cti
zens Of South Carolina, when il refused 10 be
accepted by tire United States Senate, be presented
"to that patriot residing in thd city or State fro
" which they were presented WHIP shall be sijudged
a" by his counJymep the ladies. TO have been the
most aiant in defence of pur country ard our
" country rights" The Palmetto regiment OF SCUM
Carolina, beitg regarded as one man, had received
that vase sId flag from the hsrds Of Anore~ 1acA'
'oD, jr.
TIL, knorrHe Tenn Wig Of the lNh' notes
he a'rivsl there Of 9 carload Of ice from n'''ou'
through from Savannah, Ga, 10 - hours
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THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.
The following are the municipal officers elected by
the Opposition on Tuesday. Their mhlor'les range
q 4
from 1000 TO 1900

Mdyor...................ALE ALEXANDER HENRY
City Solicitor. ............HESRf T. KING
CITY Controller ..........GEoRGE w. HUFrY
Reoeirer Of ARMSTRONG l. fLoMEsfELr.
CRY COmmi'siOno.......ED EDWARD r. WILLIAMS.
OF the Select Council, of the members newly
elected are Administration and 10 Opposition bat
owirg to the fact that 10 members hold over, the
Beard will stard Is Administration to ii Opposition
The Oppos;tion will have majority of about As 10 the
Common Council, there being but p Administration
members ont Of 90. OF the Assessors, are Admins
traon and II Opposition; Of the Board Of Health
Administration to Is Opposition Of the Guardians OF
the Poor, 6 Administration to Is Opposition. The
Aldermen, q proportion of whom only are elected
this year, would appear to be about equally divided
TLese figures not precisely accurate, inssmucn d
they DO not Include the returns from two or three
wards, but they show the turn Of the tide.
The following paragraph from the speech OF tAe
Mayor elect to the concourse Of citizens who called
upon him at his residence on "Wednesday evening
shows the principles which have triumphed:
In tie result Of the election which you have thus dsy
determined look beyond the locality OF the cohtes-
rebuke to the National Administration, wnich mas
sought, by s Vaccinations TO saddle upon the people
Of kansss odous Constitution which has never re-
ceived tbeir sanction. / also see IN tue iutuie a
National party, which shall arise at your oiddlpg anu
which shall have for its motto, Popular Sovereignty,
and Protection to American Industry. -,
FL. Mayor Conrad, on the same occasion, ssIa:
Yesterday we were slaves-.he registered, sigIeu
ard recognized slaves OF the slsvedIivers tay
We are free Immense applause free from our
trust viii be efftctual. Liberty arose in PhiitdePnia
and Philadelphia has been the scene OF Us 80 mo
BIRTH So long as Philadelphia is true TO hef IL she
need sbrIlk from the accomplishment OF noting
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Con nor White y bbLO asa lHu.sf~' ......s "a
OxIossWe qlotsi
Yed .....".....l " n, 30 Rod \, 100 buuebes - o7 -
GAELie-sH % y loo bunche.
-e7 SEA IS y 100 buDches.
n PLAsr-62c a 81 Is Y dozen bunches
AsPARAGUs-Lopg leland, White 81 D9s2f dox. Jesssy
Gpep, 81 5Od IS 60 y dos
sPiSscB-Sl 2S1 4l 9HbbL
SPRouTs-7scd 81 bb
RADrsHEs-LorE Island, Ss0 sS 50 y 100 bunchss
LETTUcE-LoDs I,lAud, 81 sea ~ 1907 Boston ga tb
Flco.
rOnAroTs-Beru uda, 81 go box.
PsAs-UTeeD, esds5 Rbh
Dsit FRUIr-We quote: - -.
Apples sta~ y N 80. eta 81 Plum............n o.
Do Westen. ."..... So 81 Oh. rhes.... ....2 ~
Peacb.s Peeled .......D az ]
BEAks-We quote:
Small WI lie, bbiI tal I5ihnrow -0f -
PEAs-We quote:
Marrow, bnsh....l sal 75JCsnsda...."...... ssi %
Baoox CoRs- IS SEA A6 80 sw-
For qnosoD. Of Flour Grain aud other SGm froaaos. ~
Genera Price Current.