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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28
EDWAR u STUBS,
Ofnep1rtmopt of StRt-

Mr., }. TosIIs. Str: The pair Of Spectaoes yos
urnishcd me yesterday are particularly sfactoTy
to me- TheJ are FeTY deolGcdy tho Ecet posaees.
snS 1 Sm the o~ncr OF eight ct njne pairs, carefully
I.lected ~ different PLACES and drom crticans rec
Smrn SDicd 20 me on aocogpt of their pTofespiuHAi
ztadinS in FTnnce, EnslaBd and the United StGtcs
havo been also pleased With your remarks and dI-
rcotlons the tTea. mont OF the for the pcr-
pore Of presorvnt and i:n?roylnS the sight
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
Professor of Al louirvifle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28

Just received this day. great variety or Clocks,
from 81 up; also Monthly e Loo CKS; -
WATCHES and JEWEBRY of al the late Fsel
styles and best makers; CLOCKS for Steam OK
lors, DC.
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS Of every kind
Clocks to The tr0de Ht Wholesale prices, at the
great Clock. Watch, and Jewelry Emporium of
]. ROBINSON.
ap p I'm 5is oppO. Browns Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28
i'tcsr'i Vi NJ N.s LOuit'iscs hJs
HEooKLyr ORrEoplxric INsrTTuT;or,

4fter most careful examination Of Mr.. J. TobIe.'s
Glasses, am enabled to testify that their hardnesr,
cieaTnes1. roEElnS ard exact optical shape render
tkem particularly ommondahls to those whose
merely optical impairment ofth- eyes IN want of
suoh RGxliiaTles. ] consider, moreover Mr.. Tobihs
fllly qualified to determine the focus of the 10th
By his optical knowledge and experience, and hY
means Of his optomoter. in addition. can further
state that Mr.. Tobias has supplied sone Of my ra-
tiepts with Glasscs. 20 their erd nv satlslhctlnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28

From natural deiocts and the unee ual raRge Of nv
ever, have been compelled to use glasses Tor sev.-
ra! years. 1 have tired different optioans without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tohias made two pslrs erpeci,'I,
for me, which ] have found To serye me perfectly,
Br tho use OF hls optOmeter he Ia enabled To adart
slasses most mlnutey To the eve. | most cheerful
ly recoInmend Mr.. Tohss To sll having oocaFipn 20
use glasses, and beaT my testmony aE TO hs sk 81
IN optIclan. HENRY r. BALDWIN.
seS Asst S~o'v In srn Land Waus.ts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28


have used MI. TobIas's Speo:aolee for three or
| am much pleased With them. I have been much
bene4hted by them. GEO. r. SCARBURGH.
May 5th, 1856.
was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as askfuI
optIcIan and have of remarkable pecullaTl-
~, Twas gratfed To hnd that Mr.. Tobss seemed TO
comprehend them ~ inspection and some sIIs ht
measurement, and hp haC made me pair Of Specta-
oes that suits me admirably, A. y, BUTLER.
Juiy II. ls5S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28

OAoe Second Story, three doors frsn
ODD FHLLows' HALL.
Speotaoes and Glasses suited to every sight;
Opera, Reading, ard Watchmaker's
Glasses: Telescopes, Microscopes mS
great variety; Cosmoramic Stereotoopes with views
OF superior and choice pictures hand Bee sdver-
tsement n National Iitelirenoer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

The New York Herald says:-..We have
received manifesto of Santa Anna to his
fellow citizens, written at ST. Thomas. for
the purpose Of excuipating himself from the
charges made against him. lis states that
he is writing his life, which viii be COM
plete vlndication Of his acts, and complains
bitterly of the accusations against him in the
Mexican papers. All this he ascribes to envy.
He states that when he obeyed the call Of his
country in 1852 he found the frcasurv empty.
the army dissolved. and the government bro
ken up. and that he restored order. lie mar
rates the events of tho revolution of Ayutla,
and gives his reasons for leaving the country;
reviews his course during his last adnainis-
tration. defends the Gadadcn treaty, excul
pates himself from the charge OF having
pocketed large portion Of the money rcceiv-
cd for territory. abuses the American troops,
rates General Comonfort. excuses his taking
Of high sosnd titles. and hopes that the bril-
liant page Of hls past career may ret serve
to guide his couutry. He closes by saying
that he left bis humble retreat to place him
self by the side Of his struggling fellow coan
trymen. but learning that the petty tyrant
had fallen. he has stopped at St. Thomas,
where he remains in the hope that Mexicans
may be happy. and that their children may
have a country
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

: : !. = ....S7 :
.ses .es. vac an'ehaeo IoE poa'ssa@ onses' =
p tfln'ne 60 merit attention y s'ie vs
snevs e aesafe e sfhe rert q 4 8 t3sn'sz
3 oroer g court elarlsy Win &c uzeas 81
snsnk Heaven shns ne'Eher g re oenPy
p'sse snone mo- wno are eEeF resay g
csook sne eenans hinges q &c 1nse e.
'ole .ea'.n ano power, snas tsr'l' nasy aoi-
low .a.n.ne ~.-.-...ss..
ne no'.oEs = sae e pa1s". .es'uens'y nm e
efsete sne impression teef tnsy nefss e
snear reeees sfs'eaes s'sn - g - slyyslss
connned themselves 20 the isefs disclosed "
inc. evidence on sne ts'al g sne Libel ssst s
they asserted that she delendant g the
Label case was endowed With the special
g'l' q .ne eao ana me amo'saou @ : demar
gogue. snas nc made speeches and hnsi-
y, tue nost ne'nous olience of Al, that
ne was : "5oung ir'shman We do not re-
collect that any witness, during the trial Of
the case 'cst'ned 20 any of these important
.te'ns y inc DIs'afen aTftete e the article
N sne D.sp0fen was not one-s'ded. then wc
-s - IVY : S'sss W. - sne
meaning o. words ~ the struggle between
"s-su -.u 'a0o1' '1e lsu's0ls q me D.spo'c"
-.s .,. .os "'"ue = ae.noxleoe, MAI ,ne'f sym-
-s.'ss &. - '"s sue 80 = "ea'a = 'ae ca
''o1iai afucie 70 wnicn We ere nov replying
','ss =. $3.50: = ss'ns's us.'.s e e'ssa.e
~ s,r'-'' "''aoo' .sessa = sne interests
8 usn,.s .n. = 'le 'aD0r'ne c'aeses' snen We
.'s "''i'ng % ABANDON the o'scuas'on. ' There
= party y men 10 sn's country rno are
enoe.vol'Dg % elevate vnat = cal
'ea 'ns upper CLASS. sne -favorltes o. iate. "
"''nou' ,eeaiu 20 'ne l'gnss OF tne laoor'ng
.n-n -ne leaoels q .ne D'spofen can do
,s'"ns ~ne'nei us Editors 90 OF DO no: be-
''us % t0's party,
=. 10y s.a .s :. u.0'' o ,o0 L'.pdscn viii
~. ue.y 'n-s 'nel. paper nae been az advo-
S8tC Va tuc VI1OCtQ16S Oh A00W N0fn1EQl8nl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

The Democratic voters of the several election
districts Of the county of Cambria are requested
10 meet, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of JULY
next, at the places designated By law for holding
the general elections and then aud there elect By
ballot, two persons to represent them in County
Convention.
The delegates thus chosen will meet AT the
Court House, in the borough Of Ebensbu-g, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JULY next, at 2
o'clock. P. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
several Offices to be filed at the ensuing general
election, and to transact such other business as
the usages and interests Of the party require.
The election for delegates to be opened at 8
O'Clock, r. NJ, and to be kept open till O'Clock.
AUGUSTIN DURBIN,
Chairman County Committee
June TO- 1868.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

It will be perceived BY tho cali Of the
Chairman Of the Democratic County Commit
tee in another column. that the Delegate
Elections viii be held on Saturday, the tenth
day Of next month. This Is an important
matter and should At once command the At
tention Of the Democracy in every section Of
the county. The welfare Of the party de-
mands that The next County Obnyention sho'd
be composed Of Democrats Who hare the vel
fare Of the party at heart. instead Of brawI-
ing politicians and ofice-sec ckiDg demaeocues
The Democracy Of every election district
should see that honest reliable Democrats are
selected a. delegates, who win faithfully,
fearlessly aud Independently discharge their
duty. If the Convention is composed Of hon.
est and intelligent men, We need entertain no
apprehensions as to the result. A ticket win
be nominated which win receive the unani.
nous support Of the party -
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

+ 7.'.=.: : s ~ p: ). -. --.--ll.
sz - senoernilt 4 Nev >
- = ~ z.s rs : NE l9;-The stean., ,' =
49, ~. .svfe and Cowes. on Il. - .
= .ssee e this port. She nss
g n'ne days and thirteen And .Iss :
ssl'ots sevorsble weather
- g see ssnderbilt's adv;e..
= 80 81 sle Cepe ka.e.
~ e1--ss.~ ~ ' =, 1oros, on the 9Th ips..
Is tses-s 49, $ - rsAsu u toc doyernme.s. =:
|. -. ~ sns 1,euse any information eo,.
20 eocssoanes Of the British. ers:
Lord M.im..h,.
- .,rs-~ ss.s.Ny sa'd ne had nothib,
v;fh tla & I-s-.s- pot from consersss
~s.-rs e -...ss:e - 'ssn sinister he believed Il.
go ca,...-: elnerence n the riex, os : /
w countries on the question, and f,a' .
AZ s..5s.. s~s ~ sue omcers Of the NJ. y T
80. FSA no repetition Of such n,os 30 ~
T..~Tl - occur 9>seu-
r. onuon 1snies' city article ~ -
S:i;n se .ue s.eamer Persia's advices - ~ =
-.~.. u = Au'el'ca on the Gulf squadron -. =
SssE. Aiu pus 2 shght effect on the funs. ~ y
rsIl;si fro,. s. 'l &C. ihey, however. 80.
a TSs ioa iesdsr - - enects; nc
outragcs, says: THE trs.,! PeaAlng OF thcz
and america having exn;rsS : WIN Frame
for England to assert prs.sa.; sa 4 Is madnea
no strong and independent power i n, Sniee
submit The good done by se,rrs;y naely z
eign vessels. Is nothing con.,,..s '''g f0'
bad blood engcndered Ana ,le.h Win tie
20 called out5sges.s are updonb.saa ,syassn many
ations, yet enough is knoun fsa.. ss1aggsIs
tice Of searching vessels uraar I'A ~ .ae prac-
dag that it ought to be endcJ ., GO nse'leaa
Tie eruption of yesuv;us con,;ass,.
Goth With more threaten;no .ssa.. aea ol iAf
Ere was pouring from sevs-s, aspse'i hqaa
entire village Of Attico was s'a'els TIE
the villagers were fleeing IN an d;rse,a :; nanss
the destruction of the town of peA':d 'a0d
feared. wy sas |
The Times Paris correspond .n.
is more commercial distress i r.aes |
than there has been at anv oti,e- .;. .sse nov
the Revolution of 1919 '''s sia's
General Almonte fbs ,.u,-
m;n;ster - Sn.;a 10y aPPa,ad
Paris .vare a., n. =, = s,Peaa
settlement of sbs d;esan,,s ssas.scu WIN Ia
countries b,v;no .,,,,l. - seea " Tue Hs
: --s.rs p r.. y. .Aa' '''sS
Arrival Of Colonel Kane from Utah.
WASHINGTON. june 20.-Colonel ,,e a..
rived here last night, BRINGING d;xn...t..
from Gov: Cumming, whom be left at Can,
Scott on the 10th May. They were deliye,.
I'd to the President of the United States
Their purport has not officially transpires
but 1t IS ascerfaincd that many of the accom-.
With which the public mind has been nre.a.
:upid, sre erroneous, and calculated 10 i.
ieivc the country in respect to matters Gen.
'rally. To this fact may be attributud d,
ncourteous refusal of Kane to commuDie,t.
Fith the press 1t is understood that Ksp.
lenied the truth of the telegrapbic annouDcs.
nent from Boouville, intimatiup tbst the ,r.
ny would move on the arrival Of the Peace
when. in fact c,mr,;ns i.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

IsUn4s = Ihcre axe many ttei;iras i iIo
nesld- TIE ths fhllsuiss - s1npls =
oas nss behnst @ silI n.ks : ~ = ~ -.
g: sisssy nauH will besh~ ~hsIs
g. - = : = - = e
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

Libel suit at the last Court OF Quarter Sos
sions of this county, growing ont of the
strike" among the employees Of the Cam
brla Iron Company last winter. The Di-
pateh of last Monday contaius an editorial
in reply to our article. which demands some
attention at our hands. Our readers will
recollect that We distinctly stated tn our arti-
Gle last week, that NC had NO desire to cast
any censurc on the Cambria Iron Company
for tie course which it pursued in the mat
ter, or to set ourselves up as the champion Of
the strikers. 1t is true we gave it as our
honest opinion, that the one-sidcd account of
the trial in the Dispatch, which was evident
y written fol tue purpose Of showing that the
Company was right and the strikers wrong,
had direct tendency to keep alive feeling
Of disaGcction among the employees Of the
Company. and that consequently it was ill
timed aud uncallcd for. We spoke of Daniel
}. Morrell. the representative Of The Comra-
ny At the Works, in respectful terms. and
expressed the hope that tie feeling Of disaf-
fection Among the employees Of the Company
would at once cease. Regarding our brief
article as favorable opportunity for showing
itssympathy fog the laboring man .oper the left
The Di1pascA goes into an elaborate argument
70 prove tha the Company was right, and the
strikers. the obscure and unassuming sons Of
toll. wrong convincing proof. certainly,
that the Dispatch does not sympathize With
capital q against labor!
We do not know. nor do we care. whether
the strikers were right or wrong in the course
they pursued. The difficulty terminated sew
sral months ago. and We understand the Com
psny has now in its employ sufficient num-
bcr Of hands to keep the works IN successful
operation. The prosecutions for Libel and
Conspiracy we're amicaUy arranged bofweep
the parties interested. without resorting TO : |
Jury. and consequently. = We remarked last |
week, It = the interest d both parties -fhe |
Company. q vsIl a its employees that ths |
past should At once b con.iened 10 oblivion. |
J be disposition which the Editors of tie Dis-
pafcA manifest to:sontinue The eon<kurersy, /
afier It he's besn sszaneed by ths puss;ss,
must s~s think. n stisibuksd b a ovsr-
whslming desire ~ t6sir pr, % sbew thsir
seal IL the cause Of capital sesinst labor. The
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-23

RATHER CooL.-On going to the Post Of
6ce yesterday afternoon. the Post Master ham
dcd us a very heavy package. post-marked
Johnstown- We at once recognized the ad-
dress as the hand writing OF an eminent lit
crary character. On opening the package.
scvera. pages of closely written fpolscap were
disclosed to our admiring gaze, and on exam
ination. We found it was an elaborate reply
to an article which appeared in the Pttsburg
Dispatch last Monday, and which contained
sundry illusions to paper published in Eb
ensbuEg, called the Democrat & Sentinel
The manuscript was enclosed in note, from
which we extract the following choice speci-
men of ignora nee and impudence: .If you
publish this at all, publish it editoriauy. -
Well then, illustrious SIR. We rather think
we won't publish it. We are not quite so
verdsnt ae to be willing to father your slang,
twaddlc and bslderdash. Having cnioyed
excellent health since We took charge of this
paper, we have written all the editorial arti
cles that have appeared in it, and do not now
feel the least exhausted by our -labors. When
we wish to employ an Assistant Editor, we
will forward this Johnstown
Light of the world and Demigod of fane,n
an official notice of the fact. His manuscript
is now in CUR possession, subject to bis order
We will forward it to him BY mail. as soon as
he sends US three cent postage stamp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
Passenger and Vail schedule
last rENNEssEE AND GEORGIA RAIL ROAD

pntIisia f'uimouaiis. Or Pulmonary Con-
ptuu, g., among Wcdcal men, understood TO de-
sguate disease caused ID the presence and develop
rut of turcrclrs Ia me isHs II generally augncnts
h. vTuivnCg as tie disease advances. IL has always
been regarded chrQTir disease. In majority Of
the its progress j. slow and grsdgs; hut ~ times
Il reaches 10, ital termination aith great rapidly In
the first stages Of this disease the eNp-Ctofatous
Of opaque, yellowisii.vhte matter IN the second
stage Ia becomes softer aud m0isisT, assuming son
chtesy appearance aud az last resembles Pus or coli
Orrss qgil, mixed with opaqIe shreds Of tuhereulous
matter. Should the disease b. allowed progress be-
yonA ibis stage, It would probably prove fatal but BY
using Dr. HoohHnd's Ba'sAmic Cordial eGeciGal
ctsck be put it. further progress. DO not there
fore delay; DO mo-, tribe with your life; but purchase
bottle uf this Invaluable remedy and then, II II merits
your APPRECIATION We are sure IL VIZ, recommend IL
TO your friends.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ jackson, No, Sis Arch
street. Philadelphia, aud for sale by Druggists and
storekeepers throughout the United States. Price 10
cents per bottle. im
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
Chancery Sale.

DY virtue Of the power In me vested 10y a
ID decree rendered 10y the Chancery Court
at Washington, Tenn. In four cases consoli.
dated, in which \. &. Day. W. 3 Greer, Noel
Il Co, aud Walker. n'Keefe 4 Co, are com
plainants, aud W. X Norr, = stanton, aud
others, are defendants, | will expose TO pub,
Iic sole, to the hiehr-t tdder, at the Hotel
1T the sulphur springs, Rhea county, Tenn,
on Monday. 29th day Of November next, con.
,inuing from hay TO day I'll all the property
ia sold, the following property, 20 WI "A
very large and fine lot Of FURNITURE, con
ssting ia part Of peislsads, AAtfcssos, ri.
lows. Fine and SplitbOtiom Chairs, Stnnd
Tables, Wash S,ahds, Lounges. Jenny Lind
Rocking Chairs, Cnuches. Center 1hbles. Mar.
hle.iop Tablsr Mahogany Safes, Mahogany
Rocking Chnirs, fine large Mirrors, one very
fine Piano Forte, Cooking stoves and furni.
ture, large assortment 81 fine Table War"
consisting In pare ~ very fine silver. Glass
and QuaeHswRfe aud Tatie Gallery &c. In
fact. every thing necessary to tbs furnishing
aud carving On Of fret elias Hotel. and 81
the most fashionable Hnd finest Ia use, aud all
new or nearly 81. Resides tho above. there
viii be sold IIorses. llogs Cattle. Wagons
Bnrcies. and Farming Utensls--all u which
will be sold on n credit from time Of sale I'LL
2sth day Of April, 1889 Note with approx.
ed security will be required.
There v ~ also be some Corn sold al same
time and platt, for Gosh.
W. &. COLVILLE, c. IN
Nov 8, lSbs-3t-prs fee eG-52s
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READ THIS.
Fall a. Winter Trade!
1860 AND 1860
robson, SiRTlIN & co.,

DEG leave to return their grateful acknowl
ID edgments for the very liberal patronage
hitherto extended Them and to inform the
community generally that they are now in
receipt oil the largest and most comprehensive
stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever
brought to this market, selected with much
care by one OF the firm in the Eastern cities.
They have been particularly Mindful, of the
LADIES, and are fully prepared to please
them, havin, great variety of LADIES
DRESS GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons,
l.nces, Dress Trimmings, shoes, dc.
But notwithstanding their devotion TO the
farer portion of creation, they invite the at
tention Of GENTLEMEN to their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps
Boots aud Shoes, of every description
Also, Queensware, Hardware, Groceries,
Drugs, Gils Paints, DyeStuifs, and world
Of other articles too tedions to mention all
Of which are offered low down for cash, or on
short time TO prompt customers.
Please call, aud II they don't show you that
theirs is the largest and finest stock in Athens,
they are responsible Tor the consequences.
Oct 20, 1873
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Notice.

WILL offer Tor sale. to the highest bidder,
at my house, on Easlanailee, Monroe eoun.
". on Thursday. the nth Noyomher nest and
succeeding days all my STOCK, consisting
Of Horses, Mules, Ilogs, sheep and Cattle,
Wagons, Carts, Moving and Threading Ma
chimes. Horse Rake. and various other Agri'
cultural Implements
A credit Of twelve months VIII be gwen on
all Gums over Five Dollars ny the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
SAMUEL NJ JOHNSTON.
Oct 20, 1sse-2ts--67.
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nashville, November .

NASHVILLE, NONtnhVf Y,
DACoS-pcmnud small, stock light but little Offering
shoulders Ga 20 6Hc, hams ~ 40 0Nc; clear sides
a Sac LARp, In moderate demand, at 50 40 DC
FUAuERs-wc quote Feathers at " 40 i3c. WHEAT
For prime wheat buyers Offering 20 for red STE or
white. uGAE In bbls, a loo, isc less In hhds; n "
Coffee Sugars II 40 l2c crushed and powdered " OILS
loaf ~ 40 lie. CosrEe, Rio nv 90 ishc, and dulli
Iagyra he, JAVA zoe Mot, ASKS IN barrels 30 90 36c
In half barrels 81 20 lOc.-DuRy Neics.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12

DEATH OF A CUBAN LADY IN New YORK.
We have Just learned with regret the DEATH
in the city of Now York, of Mrs. Maria Con.
zales de Mora, at the advanced age oil ~
yeats. Mrs Mora leaves six children, oS
grand children, and 81 great grand chicten-
or n total OF 90 members Tor une fnmlly!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
Cuamcery Court at jacksonville.
Martin A. Kennedy, complainant.

as.
William Non, Wilel Lassiter, and Abraham
Buris, defendants.
IT appearing from complahants bill that
4 defendant William Non is citizen of the
State of Texas, publication is ordered to be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring raid non resident defendant
to appear ut next term of the Chancery
Court, to he held at he Court house in Mad.
isonville on the lst Monday Of December
next, and answer complainant's bill, or the
same wlll, as to him, be taken for confessed
aud heard accordingly.
j. \. COFFIN, c. d N.
Nov II, lS5s-it-prs fee $500
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Nov. ).
We hand you herewith statement of our Produce
market, viz:
BlCuS, sides Of 20 i0o; hams scarce and In demand
at ~ 40 Ice choice puny; shoulders sfarce and IN
demand at Sli 40 SNc. LARD Il y 20 l9hc. BUTTER
10 20 IS MiEir, white elc a Sl,lO, aud red soc 40
81, with only moderate demand. fLouR 800 40 80 for
extra family IN SACKS aud bills 80 % % $50 for extra
superine aud 40 q ~ or supcrhne, In bags and bar
res CoRS % 20 Toe. pEAs 70 a. zoe. Wnlrr BE,Ss
81 90 30. OARS dO 40 zoe. FEAnERs ~ % i5c, and
scarce. DRIED ptACuEs, peeled 8,bU 90 ~ bushe MS
to quality, aud unpeclcd 100 90 $i,I0, nRlED ArPlEs
peeled 81 % Sl-no sale Cor unpeced. EGGs Is a. 20c
FEA NUTS loco l,23. BEEswAN Poe. GINSENG 80 bS3c
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEH &CO.,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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t.1s- Mr.. Isaac Holland, Assistant Door
kpcper in the u. S. Senate, and gallant
solder of the war of 1912, expired nj Wash
ington on Monday morning, in the sixty
third year of his age. lie was the father OF
the lamented young man Holland, who, on
board the Inflated Arctic, went down ut the
post of duty.
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t9y- Watch chain charms are being man
ulactured out Of the rope which surrounded
the ring ia which lleeuan and Morrisscy.
fought. II the rope we're used in hanging
the ruflians, it W oud be much better applied.