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years. The deceased has left a wife and
TWO small children, besides large number
oil relatives and friends, TO moun their loss
coMauEIcATED.
,DlED--On the waters Of West Run, in
this county. on Friday the LIST day of Octo.
Der, 1883. after ten days severe illness of
Dysentery, ISABELLA, daughter of franklin
Rand Maria Sinclair aged years, mon his
and - days. Also on The 10Th of the same
month, Lowry JUDsoR, son Of the above
named parents, aged years, months, and
10 days. Thus, in the short space of nine.
teen days, have the ioni and doing parents
been called upon to endure severe earthly
tfia'. GrIevs not, Sereaved parents, at your
losses your innocent and swee, children
nave gone 10 rest; and though they cannot
90 'oyou, YET You may 90 to Them.
These lovely babes which you have missed,
More than the honey comb were sweet,
Behold are now laid in the dust,
And you arc lc0 to mourn and weep.
why dost thou mourn why those sad tcursl
Why are thy boson,s panied within;
Has death stole all thy children dear !
No, precious ones are eA behind
|'hS w. NV son tlicc winch is DCSI,
The two thou hast or those that's gone.
Dost thou not read, they're blest that rest
In Jcsus--God's Eternal Son
hen do not mourn--Oh, do not weep
20 much for these beloved ones;
But trust in that blessed morn to NEE,
In Heaven with those who now are gone.
These lovely babes which thou has lost,
Ia that day shall be brought to thee,
Arrayed in robes of richest oost,
Which thou must DO prepared to see.
Though grief and anguish force Thy wall,
Because of deaths avcnging stroke,
Let resignation itill prevail,
Les. thou Gods anger should provoke.
How blessed arc they who in their youth
are freed from this worlds vanity;
No more allurcd TO paths uncouth,
Bn, res, in peace beyond the aky.
A FRIEND.
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FITCH g. CEgALFANT,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 lbs White Lead, in Oil;
Barrels Fiaxsced Oil; ] Barrel Sperm Oil;
do Turpentine; do Fish Oil;
do Lard Oil; do dlchoI;
Barrels Carbon Oil;
90 Bundlos Wrapping Paper;
Cases Preserving Jars, all sizes, Glass;
CoRKS Of all sizes;
dozen Carbon Oil Lamps;
DO dozen Gargling oil,
10 Cases Pure Frosh Drugs.
we invite the public to call at our establish
ment for anything they need in our line, as ou
STOCK 10 constantly receiving new additions.
July 90 FITcm g. CuA1rAsr.
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SUPPOSED MURDERll

Tho wife Of JosEpn b. SApp, residing
near Clinton Furnace, in this County, di.
ed very suddenly, Gas was supposedly on
Monday night, the 18Th instant, and was
buried on Wednesday following in the
Perpoint graveyard. Suspicious of foul
play soon became general in the vicinity
Of the Furnace, in consequence of which
Jury of Inquest was summoned, with
several Physicians; the body was disin-
TERED, and post morton examination
held. The Jury, after viewing the body,
and hearing the testimony Of Physicians,
rendered, as their verdict, "That the said
Louisa Sapp came to her death by vio-
lence, inflicted by some person or persons
unknown to us"
Sapp was arrested, and committed to
prison. On Saturday afternoon he was
examined before Justice Kramer, at the
Courthouse. in the presence of an excit-
cd throng. He was then re-committed for
further examination.
Mrs. Sapp, whose maiden name was
Stewart, was of a respectable family, and
was raised in the vicinity of S;ewsrt,own,
in this county.
On Sunday morning, sapp sent for the
Commonwealth Attorney, Mr.. Keck, &
proposed to make q confession. Mr. Keck
Directing to being made his oonfessor, he
insisted, and made affidavit that his wife
was murdered by Sarah Jano Snowden &
her mother, by administering arsenic to
her, in grapes \ warrant was isaued on
Sunday night, and the two Snowdeps were
arrested and lodged in jail
On Monday afternoon, the examination
81 The Snowdens took place - the County
Court giving Way, on account of the To-
tense excitement, and anxiety to hear, on
the part Of the great multitude present.
t'app was first sworn and heard, followed
by Mrs Thompson, sister Of Mrs. Snow
den, also Drs. Miller, Mackey & McLane.
The Snoudens were acquitted--but were
held under recognizancc to appear at the
Circuit Court to be held in April next, as
Witnesses against Sapp, on behalf of the
Commonwealth.
1t was announced that w. T. Wiley,
Esq. had been employed as counsel by
Sapp, ana that he waived I'm Examining
Court. The matter will probably rest here
ILL April
We have been taugh. to believe, that
in go grave charge--a matter indeed in
volving life and d6ath--thc Press should
be extremely cautious not to publish any
thing calculated to ipaame the minds Of
the pecple, or lead any one to PREJUDICE
the case. The ends of justice are always
best subserred by calm and impartial
trial. We therefore suppress the testimo-
ny taken before the committing Justice.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-29

ae0~ The members Of the Young
Mems Reading association" will NEE
at Monongalia Academy, THIS (Fri-
day. afternoon, at 81 o'clock, on bust
ucqs Of Importance.
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ID emcmber tho 10Th of Sept. 1855;

ID emcmber the 18th Of Sept. 1858;
N Remember the 18TH Of Sept. 1865;
Remember the 18th Of Sept. 1858;
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY.
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY,
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY, . 1880
.rs. r FITCH SC CHALFANT.
g FITCH & CHALFANT.
--..... FITCH & CHALFANT.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM. .H ,
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM. : -sfsgA
In so doing, we lave no mathematical cal
cu'a'lons TO make to prove its advantages;
which rs apparent 10 al, ard has been pro.
ven IN our mids, 10 the satisfaction OF oil
parties. We assure you we adopt it after
due consideration; aud self presel vatiop i'm.
nels, nay FORCES US TO AuoPr THE READY
PAY SYSTEM. 20, SGD.
Our prices will be reduced 10 meet the
pressure Of the times. ''-.hr,.
Were,u,n our ,hDnks TO the public Tor
their liberal patronage, and still hope BY at.
ieniion TO business end and selling a low
figures 10 meiit a Continuance of tue same,
W We desire TO close our books, there
lore, all having accounts with us will please
call aud close up the sume. II YOU have not
the money, we want your notes, for our
bnoks must be closed. ' w. 'i
Rene mber the 18th Of September, 1853:
For after that date we sell for Ready Pay.
FITCH & CHALFANT.
Sept. 10, l958-I68. d.
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RGa~ Mr.. Hutchinson, Merchant, Of
Smithtown, is determined to do bust
ness, and knows how to do it.. This
ismanifest from his Advertisement
Read IT,.
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MAILS * IRON.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

virginia, ss.-At Rules held in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circui, Court Of Mon.
ongalIa county, on the first Monday in Sep.
tembef, 1853.
Edsa' G. Wilson, comppb c
Fsstus c. Pitcher, ct al dei'ts
The object Of this sui. Is To subject tho
lands III the bill and proceedings mentioned
being part Of the Clinton Furnsce lands in
said county Of Monongalia, TO the payment
OF The balance o! the purchase money due
thereon. ~
And IL appearing by an affidavit filed IN
this cause that the defendant, Fes,us c,
Pitcher is not an inhabitant Of this State. /,
IS ordered that he 60 appear here within one
monih alter due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his in.
'efes's heFeIn A copy--Tesio;
tWiIson, p. ~ LEWIS S. LAYTON,
Sept Gath ls5S-lTO-5i. Clerk.
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CAST! CA.SlY!l CASH m

commence this day sollib. for ready psy.
according TO previous notice. TRUST uy friend !
and customers arc prepstcd TO continue their
business with me. will sell as cheap 40 sny
store in the town. or any whero alse.s / am re
ceiying New Goods almost every week ffom tho
East como on, every body and &c, your pot,ipn
of the Bargains. lam ptill giving 10 orn,n per
pound for butter. lam none ofyouf cent en-.
WIN. LATER,
Aug. 2, lSSs--l63. .-~ Chesp side
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Presiden, Benson writes from Liberia
that The prospects Of that colony as
Cotton producing region arc improving
rapidly.
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NEW GOODS.
MONEY AYED Is MONEY EARNED,
"a OuicE SnLcs Suaau p..a6ts

&UICN WtS-oWdW TfONTS.
WHOLESdLE AND RETAIL.
j. J. HUTCHINSON, at SMlrHTowN, has Just
sortment of FALL AND WINTER ;(lODS
in the selection of which great care has be.
exercised, and which for variety and cheapness
cannot be excelled in this par, of the country.
Ladies Dress Goods. in great variety. Al
Wool Deafness Coburgs; Madanna Cloths;
Merinos. &c.
shaw's, Hosiery, Gloves, bfuslins, Cloths Cas-
y simcres, Sattinets, &C., Hardware, Queens
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and a first rate
assortment ofGroceries. late}f
Having purchased these Goods at the head
of tho market for cash, and intending to sell for
Cash or Trade only, l will sell az cheap as any
store in Western Virginia.
j. HUTCHINSON.
Oct. 90. 1883 rs. emo. Faf 80
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-29

Iea~ See Adyt. Of the "METcALF
House, in Wheeling This House is
eminen.jy deserving of patronage.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-29

TW oNsUMPTtVEs.--.Th6 advertiser
Il having been restored TO hesltl, in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, aJtor having
suffered soyorh years With severe Lung Ifeci.
,0n' and That dread disease, coneurnpti on -.
is ANXIOUS 20 make known to his fellow. s,,(Tc,.
o's The ucans OF cure. To all who desire II, he
WI send The prescription used (TRcB os caaRog)
WIN Directions Tor preparing and using tho same
whlch they viii end q sure. Cure for CoHsrmr.
TON, htt6Na, BsoNoufTia, &c, The only oh.
Joct OF the advertiser in sending the prescrip.
uop is n benod. tho afflicted, and he hopes ey.
cry sufferer WI Try his remedy, 40 IL vii COS,
them nothing, and may provo blessing. Par.
yes Wishing tho prescription will please addross
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
WlllismltnfsN LING fslasd.
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FEVER AND ACUE,

And the various affections consequent upon =
DSORDERED SIONACH or LIVER.
such as Indigestion, Acidity Of the stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of appetite
dependency, Costiyeness, Blind and bIeedipe
fnes. In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neural.
giS auecupns, u hasia numerous instance PROV.
ed highly beneficial, and in o,hers effected a de.
cded cure.
This is a porely vegetable compound, prepa.
red on strictly scientific principles aftor in 1
manner OF the celebrated II olland Professor 30.
erhaYo. Because ofits great.succoss in mos,
Of the European States, its jntYoduc,iou into
the United states was intended more especially
Tor those or our rntberland, scattered here and
there over the face OF this mighty country
mooi!ng With great success among them, now
oher ~ 10 tho American public, knowing that
iis truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
acknowledged.
IL rs pastcuIarly recommended TO those per.
sons wbose constitutions may ha vc been impair.
ed by the continuous use OF ardent spirits or
other forms Of dieispation. Generally ins,pnta>
noous IN ITS effects 4 finds its way directly to
the scat OF life, thrilling and quickenipe every
nerve, raising up the dropping spirits, and, in
fact, infusiog new health and yigor into tho
system.
CAUTION,
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma
has induced many limitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing. Be not psr.
susdcd 10 buy anything else Until you hayo Bo-
trhato's Holland Biuets fair trial. ore bot.
NC VIII convince yoa how inGoiteIy superior IL
Us 20 all limitations.
UJ-Sold at 81 per bottle, or sit bottles FOR IS
BY tho soLg rsoeatgross.
BENJAMIN PAGE, IN, & CO.,
HARurAerURin0
PUhRMACEUTtSTS AND CHEMISTS,
piTTSBURG, ps.
y w Dyott T. Sons, philadclpbis, Barns 4
Park, View York, John D. Park, Cincinnati,
A., ca L 49,.
glsts and Merchsnu generally thToughou, The
United States and Csnadss.
Sold ny FfrcH & cfALrANHT, Mo,gau.
townj W. Oct. 90, 1858 10.
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o B ITU A r Y
DKED

AT his residence near Blacks,iIle, in this
county, on Sunday morning the 9Th inst,
OF dysentery, Mr.. DAVID DEVINE, aged IS
years The deceased has left wife and
TWO small children, besides large number
oil relatives and friends, to mourn their loss.
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METCALF HOUSE,
LATE MONROE HOUSE,

80" LAEE HUNHOE HUUSEt
CORNER MAIN AND MADISON Sts.,
Jnst opposite the Suspension Bridge.
WHEELING, VA,
q. r. METCALF. Prop,i etor.
TINHfS old and Il. we'll known house has been
Il leased by me for term Of years, and has
boon thoroughly rc6ttcd. Its accommod a ton is
ara OF the best order for passengers md travel
lers other by public or private conveyance, hsy-
ing extensive stabling attached.
Oct 90. lS5S-I7b
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TERMS IN ADVANCE

MONEY.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
One copy for one year, and gift 90 O0
Three copies one year aud gifts g 90
Five copies ono year, and gifts 90
Ten copies ono year, and 10 gifts 1900
TweDty-ono copies one year and 81 Gifts 90 90
The articles to be distributed arc comurjsed
in the following lst:---
! u. States Treasury Note $1,000 90
90 90 do 500 90 each
40 DO do 200 90 each
~ 90 DO do 100 90 each
10 Patent lover Hunting Cascd
Watches loo 90 each
90 Gold Watches 10 90 each
~ DO. go 90 each
lOO' do so 90 each
300 Ladies gold watches ~ 35 90 each
zoo Silver silver Hunting casod watches 80 90 each
oo0 SILVER Watches SIS 90 TO 90 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard Vest and j,
Fob Chains 10 90 TO 20 40 each
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils s 90 to 10 90 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Broaoh6s, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve buttons, Rings
shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and SilYor.Thim.
blcs, and variety of other articles worth from 80
cents to $l5 90 each.
On receipt Of the subscription money, tho sub.
sciber's name will bo entered upon our books
opposite number, and tho gift correspondinps
with that number will be forwarded within onof
week TO him, by mail or e1press, post paid.
There is nenhcr humbug nor lottery about thop
above, as every subscriber is sure Of a Pfize of
value. We prefer to mako this very liDcralH
distribution among them instead Of giving al
large commission 10 Agents, giving TO theH
subscriber the amount that would 90 20 the A 4
gent, ara in many eases = hundred fold moreH
BTAH communications sboyld he add rcssodH
70 DANIEL ADEB, pubi6hcr,
may &S-iy I'll ContIc siteoi, Now YORK.
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POPULAR RpucAr1oN.

We give notice, with pleasure, that
Rcy, Mr.. Baker, Principal of Greene
Academy, ard A. G. Davis, Esq, will
lecture on Education, at either Pisgah
or Hopewell church, near Smithtown,
in this county, TOMORROW, (Sat.
urday,) Mr.. Davis at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
and Mr., Baker in the evening. Let
them have q full house, and an atten-
tive hearing,
Religious. New Baptist Association.
In pursuance Of leave granted at tho ro-
cent meeting Of the Monopgahela Asso-
ciasion," q Convention Of brethren repre-.
senting fourteen Churches located on the
west side Of the river, ia Washington and
ureene coup sites, was held in Woynesbure
On Saturday, October 23d. After consul
'atlon, an Organization was Elected with
snhrc unonimi,y, and with pleasing
prospect Of extension. Tho now body is
styled "7Hc TtamRe Bapfja Aaooia.
,'o',D and comprises a membership Of n
bout 1900.
---l.s -l-<s< 80 ,..,.. =. 49,.
BsS@ Those SwBEr porAToEs, sent
s"us from New Jersey, by a highly
esteemed relative, have arrived safely.
ih"y arc very fine.
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MARRIED:

October 27,h, 1858, by Rev. Henry w.
Biggs, MIR. JOHN ROBINSON 10 Mrs. MA.
Ky BENNINGTON, all Of this county.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT

E@r II ypu want to bs any thing,
or DO ahy thing, you must odgYhgs.
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Sugar, Glassware, &C.. &c.
~ Jus, Received, S0gor, Glassware, &C
for .sa ie cheap for Cash 81
Sept II, '5s-17l 7 LAYERS Stofc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

=. a ,,,.,tios II the Greek subjects through
n,,t Asio,;c Turkey if not, indeed in European
Tnykev also The Greeks are establishing schools
and Summaries here and in oth.r of the D. ~
cinal cities Of the Empire, and as tb".e Is at
The present moment certain t.t'ate between
France ard Pdssia on the subject of the Ottoman
ror;,e :, is Thought by many t'lat the interests Of
Che Greeks in Turkey, as nationality second
only 10 that Of the Tdrt.s will be taken into con-
sdcrston at any future crisis or trouble occurring
here. There is also growing hostility 10 the
foreirp Christian population in the Provinces
n,rticuIsrly ia those of Asia. where a sympathy
exists in favor OF the suffering MGssllmans OF
Iodis
Mobammed Pasha, Salillan Efendi and Sadih
F0endi have al returned from the United States.
Rev. the Capudan Pashas aid, who also was sent
with Mohainmed Pashe, arrived here before them.
An express themselves as extremely grateful for all
Of the Kindness shown them IN the United States
Nohamned Pasha SAYS that hereafter all Ameri-
cans whether known 10 INN or not, VIII be re-
cardea by him az brothers lie Is entirely satisfied
with the assistance offered him By the Amerl-
can Government toward making contract ana
for the SUPERVISION of its execution by oiiicers
of the United States Navy. He expresses
great admiration of the abilities of the navel con-
structors of the United States, especially Of Nj
Webb, who probably will be the contractor for
constructing the Suitan's ship of the line. OF the
people Of New-York and Boston he speaks IN the
most grateful terms. and wishes very much that
his Government would send him back to the United
States in any capacity. he has been placed IN
command Of small hotilla, now anchored below
Point Seraglio, composed Of the Mahmudich the
flag ship Of the Ottoman Navy, Of l40 guns, OF two
other ships of tho line and two large steam irigates
The destination, if any, Of these vessels is not yet
known. Mohammcd Pasha awaits the expected
arrival Of the Wabash, so as to show some atten-
tions to her officers, from whom he received great
kindness when in the United States.
Under the present state of the finances of this
Government am wholly unable 10 offer any opinion
of the prospect of building the ship of the line in
the United States, but might suppose it at least
deferred for the present.
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which leo pu,sson. h,ye sh-.sd hand, At a. 80 q Dam
., 2IG. - d.. Beio.ee = 2, - do J.nA~A ~
sffsTrs fln; tie sale. ara t-s nssl ct =! ~
fe n r4f-arru ,s-h. T. qc+J ff 20 - ~ ~ IT, ~
or 81 t. % aud 81 70, End Tor q u. 81 B'mssy y,
cats Z % 40.
ENoLassEs-Ico ranche'. ~. Tsi1 dad so!d a. -.
ssicEs FtpP.r-tI'. d'msId has ben god, -ia 49, o..
cid 4. It.t TO- singapore ba Z, ard ga vi iot
usus. Sa;-nc.fa5 ia a. steaty prices iVe !. ~
sr.i!; II cs-es Craueaa tod CO lIsoiil. Mace a. -.
a prices aud oLy small porilot o. ~ cs"s 20 D.
~ Prre1.o uua;ered Il VALDEZ 40 bass pave oee SIN -
sr.t,-Tte uarket . firm BIT no: active or Nes' lni.
~, - ar 49, Ids sd 4 .nVn bags N-lrtiss @AI i
ida AZ the treeer part soi az -lealy pes W os
,i.H: bids - b5.s. Porto hico ni.s- -ol a. IN
Lsbt l.unw Al an OF iS boxes low = sooi II ~ nsi
ursrs Al the s,uua portion boa.h, IA 6; u sou "a
nd mi the wsshed sod a. . "a = a. bud ~ o'A
f-- sui Yellow Havana boss-t in ~ i4n' a. - -
50 fr go =, az. sns IL aer - q 50 for ol fo.o"
h.. II tie f0ryies few ls have since otch Pa =. -
Privately 700 hoEc. EGvlu2 kf1a - -
s. q 81 s. low yellow aud BiSsgn a. = - ~
s.s A. 10 lC - L. rifs hama n. q 70. 'A
I'D AZ ar fine 100 cs.k- Porto Rico e. - v@f1 'V ot-'
Lue ayed Mania u 100 casks Aea) - D. - 80
70 srTsror quality Three sf1at two iasai~ D,1
;ty incurred fo t county 80 boArs ~. - a :,
and zoo boxes No t0s - al - @ ta-s low '" a
Psusus ir,urd ? a. IL . for new Continel'~i p'f'
Al 80 Ouch Trading Con pany sale 81 - ~ o. = .
. ROTTERDAM At tie 2st inst. the wlof qnants soi ~ 'e
valuations being Ih L a55ye IL IT''s .! IL 'As SAT- Id
TaLLoy h., al 4 f1r St. PeersbaIs 7 the spi and
81 ~ tie ct thTe months. -. .l.
TrA3 sgs have offered al auction Of wh.eA ouy
sod without hanse il prices We qoie s'oi eonAH0"
Cor sau 100. I6.i. 4 d. ,e,o
raIr.Tl,gNos rr.vs. - Rough TIE sales sc about 60
b.rr,s At 10 G.. Spirit, deer,r; American So.
AsEscaS SrocEs waloa change anu H'1 iIeA e'H's'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
RnrinH Brothers q Co.'S Circular,

Per (GGdGd LoSDOs, fridsv, Sent. % lsH
In Colonial and toFesn Produce markets there
ies chsnso ibis w.et TIE markets generally have been
asn CoSsoIs leave g7id9' money and sil Ell. for
the seeeuIt Bsi sL,ts q; aE1ssS DoLLsEs nom
Socos~i6; sass Trinidad were nearly .u b,Dsh,iu.
s. for sey Eadaius red small quantity OF good red
brought IS GG4 2Sso isss Gusy.gul in pab'c al.
sales hsve rons far rat,. with ., AZ
GOOD bid .eri 6essAs ISL barrels SO bsgs Plan
ia1 mid % good mid OF % esss. sa.e. So b.. Sse
ceyor par ,Ga :; @s Tor GOOD ord .ad he ivMssd-I
boassi 81 good ord mixed and co sae5 good ana
o 5a .ss 10 e ord AID 81 for I Ind 20 - .a M rs
he.ins e.5soss are rSs as nal bat he s Of
e ossssPres. Of I.nafsur.d have bee, ,s,,
N q NJ w. now quote Tough Cake sud Tie a. slea,E.
Ta~Wi,hou, ehanso. Bioei', lis; Bars, 1897; Straits.
coKA~The u.aIie. dun sne Ensl.h wh-a. az = ar
ysI lat sssA We Sss' asS,I PM : ", a. u q
50 Red, q. ga. FLous. 20 as = Dbl
Iv,rpoo d. una eOr;iauc' lse The sale. fSr the .sei
beng fully Sd desIvfi mid OrIs-ns quoted ISL
Hrxr-guu.an .te.iy St Peter.b1TI Clean. ssca $50 49,
O. o. nsn. 1 fl. e bale. al suction ,o, ?i'y sHS
her advance Of ssou, IS tun srI. eds io for yerv
low 10 good eoElnen qaa'y @i' - KS ie tx A. Nd.
Hipss~Of rs eco East IDda At Suction ye-esd.y :, .l.,
Isoh-w-sh in rathe, mere Demand Bar- &c s.; Rail-
s.5. a as 10 f. D. in Hss, ses.eA re 81 ss4 Q. J.
LmsTrp-on he spo, there ie osesas bet lie market 4.
Bo,,b. ec and Csc,ta Sc Tn. arrival, on IA.
soss. nom the beer arg We quote Tsssnlo asos,
57sd. q ST. but noti ms doing
l,AsErp In fair demand Ecvfcrk Il .srrrS Sl
Bostou u BAGS xlo lel.
on s-F,b; The market, witho1t Sperm a.,
0sss southern 9s5e Isl 10. Pale Seal s,s. Cod f4lo
Rare dull foreign rsfusd a. 3D. brown - 6d.H+ Lias-i
very dn a. 50 the spot with buyers for d..
Coca Nut quiet az 81 az 3D. ff q yion and - ass
for Coci.n. Pain % as.
RcE-IIoders oor,inue hr: tut very little has been odd
or 1880 bass Bnsa snd 5 ba- asaas 0sTet asos:
taken TIE former =, ID fr ~ ycow!sa ca Ga
cd fr IL All mid white aud 10 Sd for mid. 90. mid
hite fue Bsa a; and the latter az I'd 9. hak,
re 8. al. /. ID Scr ord 20 good .aIIky
gv.-Ile -x<s have zen sb.-ay cs-i..y u L-.gs c.