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A FINANCIAL DosE.-Dr. Charles Sabourin, ex-Mayor of Longuell, (Canada, ) had obtained discount on a note tor $500 of a note-shaver named Malo, ana on the 16th ut. Sabourir called at Malo's office to pay and give note for the balance. While Malo was casting the interest, Sabourin seized the note from the table and swallowed it. Sabourin is under ar rest on a charge of felony.
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 A MISSOURI SpURGEoN.-During a late revival in the Baptist Church, at at Lagrange, Mo-, lady 17 years old, who had acquired some notorie:y m the town as theatrical performer, Jolned the church and prepared him. self for the ministry. He has recent Y been licensed, and has entered on ms clerical duties; and so wonderful are hls powers, that the whole com- mIra,hity IS in ecstacies with his efforts. when he breaches the church is crowd eI persons from all the country round apout a11 Hooking to hear him; and the oldess veterans declare that they new CT oefore listened st, to such thrilling el- oquence. The name of inc < boy preacher" is J. B. Fuller.
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NEW CONCERN.

c. P. KING will continue the business of the late firm of King X Dade, at the same place, where he will be pleased to see all prompt paying customers. To those who deal for cash he will offer great inducements.
 Feb. 27, 1858. @
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NOTICE. The undersigned having leased pr. F. H. Rice's
 Saw & Grist Mill,
N OTTC E

would inform the citizens of Phillips county, and the public generally, that they will constantly keep on hand good assortment of LUMBER. We will devote our entire attention to the business of the Mill, and will do our best to render satisfaction to our patrons. Every one is sufficiently acquain- ted with the Steam Mill business to know that it requires money to carry it on ;-for ourselves, we speak advisedly when we say we will not saw without the money.
 [yThe following are our terms, which will be strictly and rigidly adhered to: All widths over i6 inches
 and less than , inches,
 will be charged at.......$20 per thousand. All sizes of >oak and Ash 20 per thousand. Polar Flooring, Weather
 boarding and Joists..... 15 per thousand. Gum um.......,................ 124 per thousand.
 All sums less than $20-Cash. For all sums over S20-a good note, payable in ninety days. Remember this, and don't ask us to alter our terms. Respectfully,
 Jan. 30. BURRESS & MILLER.
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TaiIOr'g NOficA.

WAS committed to jail, in Crittenden county, Arkansas, on the 18th day of No- yember, 1857, negro man who calls his name JIM, and says that he lives in Ohio, and is free. Said negrois of copper-color; will weigh about l75 or l80 pounds, -aged about 30 years, ,--5 feet 10 or Il inches high; some of his front teeth out. The owner of said negro is hereby required to come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs. E. c. CRUMP,
 Sherif and Jailor.
 Bv.J. G. BERRY, Deputy T..
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DISSOLUTION.

THE. partnership heretofore existing be- tween c. P. KING and F. H. DADE was dissolved on the 10th inst. Either party is authorized to use the name of the firm. All those indebted to the concern MUST come forward and settle their accounts, as we cannot wait longer.
 c. P. KING,
 F. H. DADE.
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E:StraV Notice /!

TAKEN up, on the Sd day of December last, by W. D. Rice, on his plantation, one small black horse MULE; no marks or brands; supposed to be four or five years bid; and appraised at $75.
 Jan. I6, 1858.
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HAVING become Agent for the sale of the latest and most approved Sewing Ma chimes of the day, would most respectfully announce to the public generally that full and satisfactory instructions will be given gratuitously to purchasers in regard to the manner of using and keeping the machines in order.
 Call in; one door east of Coolidge's store, and see one of the little sednlSterS in opera ton. They need no further recommenda- ton. [Sept. 10, 1856.
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,
 Wholesale and Retail.

CANDIES of every description, by the Box of 25, 50 or 100 pounds, at the lowest Memphis pric3s, Allkinds of Jellies, Nuts, Fruits, Fine Brandies, London Porter, wholesale or retail; Scotch Ale, and thou sand fancy articles too tedious to enumerate. Also, finest Havana Cigars.
 Feb. 27. l.. ROCCO.
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River New s.

ST. LOUIS, March 8.-River receding, with 63 to feet in the channel to Cairo. Mis- souri open.
 LOUISVILLE, March S.-River falling with feet inches in the canal
 ST. LOUIS, March 1l.-River rising with 93 feet to St. Joseph.
 LOUISVILLE, March ll.-River falling-6 feet inches in Canal.
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WALKIN c THE CEILIN G
 Like Fly, Head Doann, Feet Up!

Which excited such great sensation in the Euro pean Capitols, the principal Northern Theatres and New Orleans. Also, the intensely interesting Pantomimic Nursery Legend
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. BEST BARgAINS IN DIR Y GOODS Ever Offered in Helena, At the Cheap Dry Goods Store,
 KEPT BY
 D. II E 2 TZ.
D. II E R T z !,

most respectfully inform the public that I have on hand large and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Toys, fine Jewelry and many other articles too numer- ous to mention.
 I offer them for sale at astonishing low prices and cheaper than ever offered in the Helena market. 1 fatter myself, that it is the interest of the buyer to call at my Store, and price my Goods, before going elsewhere. Satisfaction guarantied.
 The following is given as a specimen of how extremely low l will sell Goods: Calicoes, fast colors...............8 cts per yd. Bleached Domestics... ...6 cts per yd. Merinos, II yards wide..........37 cts per yd. Linen Handkerchiefs... 10 cts a piece. Cotton Stockings ................l0 cts a pair.
 especially invite the attention of the Ladies, as 1 have well selected stock of Ladies' Dress Goods.
 CBStore on Ohio street, one door North of the Masonic Hall, at She sign of ''Cheap Dry Goods" Helena, Feb. 6.
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HACK RATES

Hire ofcarriage, horses and driver
 per ...........f................ 6 OU Hire of same half day ............... 3 50 Except in winter, when the charge
 will be according to distance and
 condition of roads.)
 Hire of same at night, invariably.... 6 co In no case will we suffer team to be driven more than forty miles day. Every person hiring carriage for the shortest time, will be charge $2. Persons hiring carriages will not be suffered to transfer 1 them to any other person or persons, as we shall consider every transfer a new contract, and charge accordingly, and no one hiring a Carriage will be suffered to control it upon its return trip, and no passengers or bag gage to be added to the load after starting, without the consent of one of the proprietors. All persons hiring carriages from this stable will be bound for all expenses during the trip, going and returning.
 HEARsE RATES: Hire of Hearse to Helena Grave Yard s @ Hire of do. beyond the corporation, 10 % Hire of do. to exceed ten miles....... l5 %
 y'HorSes, Mules, Carriages and Bug gies taken for sale on commission.
 Vehicles kept in store at $2 per month.
 IMMIGRANTS & KINSEY.
 Helena, Jan. 23, 1858. PrODrietors.
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A t t c ntiOn!

And would call your attention to large stock of Bourbon, Monongahela and Rye Whisky, put up in 10 gall. Kegs, which I will sell to retailers so as they can make a fine profit. Call and see me.
 Jan. 30, 1858. II. z. RICUTOp
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AlertiaeMerlltS,
 sphLLINi & RIEERS' NEW NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS,

THE LARGEST and best CIRCUS in the World, from their New Orleans Amphitheatre, where it has attracted
 Larger and more Fashionable Audiences than any other place of amusement, and univer- sally pronounced the best Circus ever South, will be exhibited at
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Notice is EerebY Given,

NUJACG IS I4GI6Uy.OAVoAI'
 THAT by an order of thePhllips County Court, made at the January term thereof, for 1858, the several Magistrates in the county are required to meet at the Court house, on the first day of the April term of said Court for 1858, being the 18th day of said month, for the purpose of voting for or against making the whole county one Road District.
 Attest: EDW. Il. CONLEl, Feb. 20. 1858. CLERK.
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NEW DRUG sTORE IN HELENA.

FE ME undersigned is now opening, in the 1 new buildings of J. J. Jackson Co.,, on Main street, first door below Bumpass, Clopton < Co.,, most complete assortment of
 PURE DRUGS& MEDICINE, PAINTS
 Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Dye-stuffs, Per-
 fumery, Cigars, Tobacco, Fine
 Wines, Brandies, sc. and all articles usually kept in the Drug line, to which he would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Phillips and adjoining counties.
 His stock is the most complete one ever offered in this market, and he is determined to make it to the interest of physicians and planters, and especially cash buyers, to trade with him. Having been engaged in the Drug business for fifteen years, those who buy of him can feel assured of getting prescriptions carefully compounded, and medicine carefully and faithfully put up.
 To the ladies of Helena and vicinity he would say that his stock of PERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS is the largest and best assorted in the place; and, moreover, can be bought from twenty-five to fifty per cent. lower than any other house in Helena.
 Sept. 22, 1855. l.. CAGE.
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Rfs@Thn Palace. drv in

Eg~The Palace, dry in wet weather, warm in cold weather, cool in warm weather, with luxu- rious arm chairs and cushioned seats gas, and all the appliances of the best Amphitheatres in the world with its extensive troupe of performers, IS in marked contrast with the dilapldated tents, rough seat boards, and paucity of performers that characterize the Circuses that have usually been seen in the country.
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N eW " harf-B 0 at
 A T
 HELENA, ARKANSAS. U. s. MAIL AGENCY BYJ.C. WATS0N $ G0.


 THE undersigned have just purchased, and have now at the Helena Wharf,
 ANEW X CONTIGUOUS WHARF BOAT, which has been thoroughly reftted and fu- nished expressly for the business, and IS the very best condition throughout, all its appointments and belongings being con- plete and perfect.
 The deck and hold, having storage room for
 15OO TONS OF FREIGHT, will be under the personal supervision of the Proprietors, assisted by competent and &C., commodating clerks. No pains will be spared to give satisfaction, and patrons may rely on order, punctuality, fidelity and dis patch. in all things, both great and small. The Proprietors will keep constantly on hand complete and well-selected stock of PRODUCE 6. GROCERIES, which they will sell at the very lowest cash rate. They will act as general
 COMPASSION MERCHANTS, and give special attention to RECEIVING, FORWARDING c and STORING FREIGHT, and will make
 CASH ADVANCES at their usual moderate rates, as follows 9 per cent. on charges, and 10 per cent. on freight bills.
 Grateful for the patronage given them by the kind and generous Boatmen of our port and river, and to our citizens for their ln- fuence and favors, they solicit continuance of the same, and such additions as their in- c creased facilities and their merits will Jus[l1y' They would refer also to the card Of Coi. A. c. Robertson, who will keep
 FIRST CLASS HOTEL, in the best city style, in the Cabin, ana Will accommodate, in the most satisfactory man ner, all who may place themSeiVeS in hiS charge. Remember the addresS' oo
 J. c. WATSON X CO.,,
 Jan. g, 1858. Helena Whdu-bodt.
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ADsnssIox-Dress Circle, 75 cts; Children and Servants, 50 cts. Family Circle, 50 cts; Children and Servants, 9 cts. Colored Galleries, 25 cts.
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GanAida
For States Attorney.

l ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the office Of States Attorney, for the First Ju- dicial District of the State of Arkansas. at the August election next, subject to the ac- tion of the Democracy in Convention. Fully appreciating the responsibilities resting upon the person holding the office, in the event of success, promise faithful devotion of whatever abilities I may possess to a rigid discharge of its duties, without fear or favor.
 c. CALDWELL.
 Madison, St. Francis CO.,. Feb. 6, 1858.
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Helena, Saturday, March 27th,
 1858. at 2 & 5 P. EE..

On board the FLOATING PALACE, undt personal direction of Mir. c. J. Rogers.
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BUENA VISTA
 $ T A B l. E., By HARGRAVEs & KINSEY. CORNER RIGHTOR < OHIO STREETS,
 Helena, Ark.

CORNER RIGHTOR < OHIO STREETS,
 Helena, Ark.
 THE Proprietors of the above well known establishment beg leave to return their thanks to regular and transient patrons for the liberal custom bestowed on them during the past year, and respectfully solicit con- tinuance of their favors in the future. The rates of charges for the current year will be as follows:
 HORSE RATES: Board of horse per week, if paid week. ly, Gf not paid weekly charged at
 daily rates, )........... ................. $4 50 Board of horse 24 hours.. ......... 40 Board of horse one night, l % Single feed. 40 Hire of horse and saddle per day 2 % Hitching horse in the stable without ..........................50 cts. to 1 % No horse hired atnight, except in case of absolute necessity.
 Persons hiring horses will be held respon- sible for all damages, whether caused by accident or otherwise.
 No horse boarded by the month, except when left for sale
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NEW GOODS! New Store in Helena :!

Just call in at the New Store on Front Row, and let us show you something really splendid in the way of stock of
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PhHlips County. In the Circuit Court of said county, on the Chancery side thereof, in Vacation, March 9th, A. D. 1858.
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April 25, 1857,
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SITUATIONS w.vrEn--FEMsLrs.

YOUNG A&ERIcAN WIDOW WISHES A siTUA-
ton as housekecVcr. Adds Tor three DAYS eorsian
: Er..aANNnN nuel milne
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DNLy SUNDAY BOAT TO HAvERsTRAw.-r
W steamer SATELLITE, Captain Hammond will leave jaw
every Sunday morning O'Clock touching AT Amo~
street anh landing Yonkers Hastings nohhs Ferrv pier
mont Terry town aud Sing wing Returning leaves Hayer
straw Mt ~ r. NJ.
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FALL SyyYONG.


A RTIFf,lAL FLOWERS
"A Target wreaths,
Ball and bridal wreatns,
Head dresses and bounuets.
fun Gni general assor ent of every description of French
and American goods
Jobbers and miiners invited 10 an and examine at
PRICES Artificial flowery Mandatory,
IS DivlsiOn
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A NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH-WITH.
~ out metal plate caspsor Extracting he roots Gao be has
only Of the inventor Dr. n s1GESM0ND No lA Beecker
street The sensitive teeth Oiled Without pain, with
the color of natural teeth The best references
given n required. Copyright secured
nFNTrsTRy-rrrTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without slightest pain. ~ my new and original pro
not freezing admirable stem
only. Reference given III required
DIR X. q. bURKIN, 6s Canal street, Wooster.
UyFFTH EXTRACTED BY ELECTRICITY WHICH CAN
he applied In all without giving the slightest pain
The patient No charge for extracting where artificial teeth
inserted. NB. GRIFFIN, 257 Fulton street.
opposite Clinton street, Brooklyn.
d, O ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH ON
10 pure silver on gold or platina, with continuous GYMS,
SIS warranted equal any work in New York Teeth oiled
least pain 81 cents; also teeth
pain by pr ~ A. LUTHER surgeon dentist Of Tenth
street and Sixth avenue.
ION RECOMMENDATIONS GIVEN --aAwERrcAN
IUU rumotype teeth" DIR. MANSIONS style, pre eyni-
nent for beauty strength and comfort: Four premums
awarded. Established st0. Prices greatly reduced golf
partial sets 81 gold whole sea $40 silver setS el0 Filling
ieea with gold ~. Extraction of teeth 'eleccally' NO
pain. o. West Twenty second street and avenue
corner ~ Twenty second street
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11-pAI;TxERsHIP NOTICEs.

. PARTY HAVING TIFF ELEMENTS OF a FINE BUsI
N nsss his hands seeks The hraneial aid o. hrst rae
tn ~ late ~ property devcope a. or would dispose ~
r those beuer acquainted with thln himself Address
pUN sltf. Herald Office.
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4 OuTs ANRICH RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE PUB.
IL Nc that he from this day viii sel his elegant stock 81 jewel
30 cent below consisting Of the solid gold
1ewelfy diamond and silver
chronomeiers and railroad time keepers large
pent " gold chains for ladies and genenen ocke pencil
charms scarf pins the finest Tuscan gold work lava
ne gold bracelets. all solid god
set n ~ The
$4,000 and be sold before the 9Th January
Persons who intend buy for the holiday. find
70 their advantage 70 make their purchases from Louis AN
RICH Orders received for all kinds OF diamond work
every description Of jewelry made IN order Ladies'
old ewey gold and silver exchange for new articles
All kinds Of jewelry made and repaired.
LOUIS ANRTCI, jewcler, 6s5 Broadway,
Secopd door ahove Au1itv
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COX BRoADwAY.

OCO LOUIS ANRTCH matchmaker, from Copenhagen,
respectfully informs the public that snn ~ 81 will
repair and clean Me finest watches including
spring gasses for II montha without
ing employed the best matchmaker from Europe he
sure he public hat be will give every Satisfaction
LOUIS ANRrCH, 6sb Broadway
Two doors above Amity sree1
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M kTRpoNrkr-wR JESSIE WILLIS Will GIVE
W utffdueikus "a ladies' aud gentlemen With 10
n,amory II her once ~ West Foriy third Is
tf Parties euied. Reference required. 6entemeus
g. 81 Ladies Ixtirs from The county vusi te psst
rAi WI Wo return better stamps y. BAb business con
81 nuAh
utNrrD-ro MAKE TINS tuQUAfNTANDE ~ 4
w V8HHr hU0It~ Intelligent wen educated and Nttf4pa4
n #E Wh4N to .trifnaot vters ueei ntaprg. Al
a. a wentworth, hL f2aI Mipnea0sA
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN GUANo COMPANY,
" No. 60 William street, corner OF Cedar
NEW YoRK, Oct II, 1859
The holders Of the scrip stock OF the American uano
Company hereby notified that the fourth and
called and made before Dec. L. ensuing
81 subscription and the act Of all
scrip stock which the nstamens not paid accor
This forfeiture enforced termination OF the call
the fourth nsiamen previous 20 which the second install
will be received with interest from Sept 1857
third nsialmen with interest from Sept 1858 by order Of
the Board q Trustees JAS. g. WYCkOFF, Secretary
" street corner Of Cedar.-New York Nov. q Isss-Ata
meeting "a the Board ~ Trustees held this day VIM III Webb
ESQ unanimously elected member ~ the Board.
JAS. = wYCkoFF, Secretary
nrFICE or THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD com.
" pany Third avenue between Sixty nnh and SIXTY
ees-Diyidend-The directors have this day declared
stockholders A. the Office Of the company on aer Wed
nsday the 10Th INST The transfer books viii be closed until
that date. SAM. b. ISAACS. secreary +
LIMITED STATES AND CANADA-THE UNION BANK
~ " London, as agents Of Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN
CO. bankers New York, hereby give NOTICE that they will
issue free ~ charge letters Of credit circular notes OF f0
and upwards similar 10 those in such extensive Mo
Continent o Europe and elsewhere payable at all the pnci
pal cities and towns IN the United States, Canadss, &C
yVhHTEp-skcRANrSTo CRY TEN PER CENT
w bonds, Ivy ALBERT " NICObAy No Broad street 4
o. nnn 10 LoAN-oy BOND AND MORTGAGE.
pD.VVV ~ one sum, good real estate IN View nofN
city apply 70 \. O. LoOMfs, i,l2s broadway, near fhN
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INSTRUCTION,

A LADY WHO WAS EDUCATED AT THE INSTITUTE
n Tor ne Deaf and Dumb desrons Of forming class OF
oea mues VINO too young the institute, tor The
purpose OF teaching them TO read write and properly
between Fifth and Sixth avenues -
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500 900 ehls Al prices within the rang o. our quota
toIs eousbefr icnr steady, and ic fair REQ sest,
wiih OF scoo Hto . ,4oe obs v''h'o he acovs
BgnI.s Rye H3cv in fair ct tao oricos
corn meal sseadS; small Gales Of New Jersey
were naae at our Quotations.. Wheat was WITH
out change Of inpor,ause TDs embraced
sboot 40 600 o $500 bushcs, Included IN ~h,ca
aYcUt % GOO so O09 Caos9o speiu s2c, aod Ia
dsua REQ a. sc a CSC prime wci.s kee.no.y ass rs
2cct0 50 eco bushes, ocudipg Neg Oriea0s a. 07c
esc0 lts Southern, little mixed, at 7oc sad yco ~
~ ssc 69c. Barley in fair demand Sales " $40
te he's four Towed made a. coo 6ehc Data were
better supply so1 heavy, st 3tc &c Tor Jersey, aad
4lc Al Nc Tor Stale, Csnaaisp and wc-terp.
CofFEE-Ihe marset quiet Ssles OF 100 esxs java
made q. l6c and 800 bags RIO a. inc IsHc.
CorToS.-Thc ssies em-rsc-d abeu. $40 bales ordinary
o. NEEDING Upand which irregular. wui!e errsens
meolius Was q. 2ho, good ri6dl'os u l2Ac and md
fsrscBrs -ss.es continued nrm, iheosh enss se~ep,s
ess Ic'ise. TO Lv' rpool, about 20 0r0 oushes
eIan =sIs engaged At 30 AKA IA bags spd oais; 800
tb,s resin 1t s Ga -four % 3D., ami octtou a.
1920 asked; aud boo boxes cosese ware nson NJ
ssesmer .. bos To Glasgow, 2Iso bushss grsia were
saher in ships bafs n go; ana 200 90 IA baiK az
ed. To Iococr, ,cc uefc~e pork were taken sspt T,
Bremen, SO bsee cotsoo wero fnseu NJ 40 oJEes 10
escoo al 2as ID sua 900 bbs rosn a. Ia o. Rates 10
havre firm ana pncnRsRed
Bay vas sieaay, win sales made for shipment a.
Acc . toc
Hops Moderate demand at 4c A7c FOR TIE crop
Of iS67 CID ssfe romnsL
BoSEy.S sales CT tsrcae made at nc IN bond.
Hoisxs safes Of 70 Dhds. Porto laCo we're made st
NAVAL SPORES OF abort $50 sb.s spirits torpen
tine peoe Al i7c cash ana ~ NC rs days 80
bhs common rcs'n sold sfOsl st 81 s21s Dude
Ess 90 Of sbc sales limited
0rls = IinseeJ quiet and prc-s unchs-g-d. TINS
tlsAess DOING Ia crude whale light a3o1t bSJ
and cruce sperm eas quiet " " 90
PnoNisross-pork ~es heavy and lover. TOE saes
cornned about 80 b,s a. ST. 80 S7 J.
with thin az 90. clear NJ SO and pr ~ %
B.ef v ss heavy With more disposition IN sell Too sae
embrace aSont TIC 200 rhls ,rca@or corrtvy prms
~ IS co. .cur;ry At SIC 80 s 81; I'd
U,ss a. St2 &c S3 o2S, and extra 90 at ga ttt -.
PRIME Gull al sis a Sal 8se' hams we're arm
a. So SIS. Bsooo sseady at price. rAngipg fro
exc q leo Gus meats were GU ana heavy, siin SAFE
CSC &c and hams a. &c exc. Iaru quiet Aad
eager wrh re'es OF $50 bids a, ios4a. Ike.
RrC1 Gas quiet sro prices upci acr-d.
SUGARS line sa'es embraced sbout 800 nhds Outs
mntcovrocs ctiehg rehoipe gcoas, on private sefns
with qr'c~ry rrcds nj AZ eTc. Included IN the
| were - bios Mes Orleans c1u non grades at y
| wHIsSsy wa armer, with sales Of about 400 oos. a.
| 20 nc. q zic
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Coroo~rs' Inuu~ssS.

UvxNows xrs Forrp pRnwrvp. Tho body Of M w
- -, - =. ,o,oa ao.,,,s I'm ,ha .t,, a, An. sa,, M
s'~"- " ' e . - ' - "
jams street, On saturday, unoer suon crounusncos a.
70 lead ione pefons W suppose that foai play h$a oeen
used 70 tte premises Coroner Conney held AZ 100 los,
~ L,m rcpasreo ysrai- ~ q T,ss.a Ian ,c1s loo,
lssans fpresenlns as he docs a mark Of severe blow
naner we eit fai), and eutst quenpy ofo-n mo
we whG py pcrae1e unkn0Sh 70 tne jury" Inore
w% 30 eveehoe s9sOcel IN toH case save hal OF me
anal 10 ionLe Tue coots lie BODY Was not even
eAanloed ~ phvscsn 70 sho< that the marx ~ qaee
s,,snsa o., s.'i ,sr,ssy h,a sscn ro,'sn,s1 m.
Gee ascd .ss dressed in black elcsh clc,hss Ia hls
poeket were found mall sc-.e and about dollar 70
enssse. nc Ply nAo seen N ue ~-ssf Aooa' 'afoe
s,-~---- -,
Corcncr ha Leld an ioquesi UPON The body OF "a M