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SHOW CASES.
dNRASERS FIRSTPREMlUM SHOWCASE WARE
q ROOMS. coRSRu or READE AND HrDsos STREETS
New YoRX-Storekeepcr-. In want Of Show. Cases OF
description. Will find a; this establishment large and
handsome assortment consisting o. SilverPatCd, Rose
wood. Mahogany aud Black Walnut Show Cases priees
10 suit the tmes.
Showcases packed ard shipped with care
-. Orders per mail promptly attended to-
Earl
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s,cD nv rJRE

SHar ,. Feb. 2l-The ship Diamond state,
hn'pELrh,,ns, This city, was entirely des'royed
he rye, ~ The ship is total loss.
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nN ,NnI.N MURDERS.

klaoT Eth. 2O.-The Republican learns that
ST. L0V nan. are committing depredations eno
!. PSnea is Fort Randall, and that troops kaVe
s.ders nea, ou.,l the disturbances.
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II 'iE '.litt.E LAND FOR SALE.
EiSOH SA..' e., arm OF three Hundred and eleven
II acres in Al5emare county. adjoining the laaGs
J D.. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
hsrlo'tesvile, two and halt from Shadwell Depot;
IA two from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundred
and twenty cleared well enclosed and high
state oil Improvement Oncthird this 10 good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary building aye on
the plnce. AMI we'll OF first water in the yard
TERMS hberal; or, il desired exchange for Rich.
nond property will be made
Address me n Richmond, call my offc" Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctlJa&dtt :. A. HART, NJ y
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sOCIE1

RSEDWARD WESLEY BASS respectfully
49, announces himself a candidate fer the office
Of Commissioner OF the Revenue tor the county OF Pow
hatan. Feb glow
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HSFEBRUARY 22d--sPECIAL NOTICE
~ have understood that report has gained
some currency that the intention of the authorities
10 close all the gates of the Capitol Square the 2d In
sant and exclude citizens from entering occupying
the public grounds until the procession had reached and
entered the Square.
There has been no foundation for this rumor
In the published programme no such statement occurs
and no such idea ever entered my mind that Of any
one who had anything do with the arrangements for
that day. On the contrary 1t 10 expressly proclaimed
that only certain space will be reserved for the invited
guests Of the State and those forming part of the
cession. .
This will be great State occasion Virginia has invited
the President Of the United Ststes the Cabinet Lieut.
Gen. Scott the Governors of other States and other dis
tneuished citizens of the Union, as well AZ the represen
tatves OF foreign powers. Many Of the citizens OF this
and other States IN military corps and civic orders will
part In the In honor OF the Father OF his
country.
ted o,hese and patriotic By
an indscrminatc crowd. Courtesy hospitality and JUS
dee demand their places should be kept sacred from In
truson.
have therefore directed that portion Of the Public
Square, bounded by 9th poren OF Bank and Capitol s
and rope stretched between Bank and Capol streets on
line between the Capitol and the Monument, and more
particularly indicated BY posted 90 set aside and
reserved for the persons above indicated And earnestly
invoke all good citizens invade the space thus dese
mated. -
Tho Rates alone within this space will be locked. All
other portions of the Square will he open TO the public
generally.
Fob 20-2t Chief Marshal.
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,,,,r AyD LOSS OF LIFE.
coIIJNS STEAMERS,

IT, DO.-The Pacific Hotel was burnt
81. L'ris' Ten persons were killed and many
i. mo ,n.DSsib y lespng from windows.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
100000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS
VNHE following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN Co.,
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each Of
their Lotteries for PEBRrAHr, ISIS, at AUGUSTA Ca, IN
public under the superinendence Of Commissioners.
CLASS (,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia In public
On THE Plan OF SINGLE NtMBERs.
FIVE THOUSAND HCYnRED And EreHTY.riyR PRIZES
Nearly Prize to every Nine Tickets!
MAGE IFICENT SCHEME
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HEADQUARTERS, 4th DIvIsION,)
VIRGINIA MILITIA,
RICHMOND, Feb. IL.

GENERAL Orders, No. Z.
TEUT. COL. ROBERT NIMMo. 4,h Artillery, will
IL cause the National Salute to be fired at sunrise on
lhe morning Of the 22d.
In addition to which, at trumpet signal one gun VIII De
fred for the commencement Of the ceremonies
after the Masonic exercises gun after the nta.ory
ode one gun after Grafton and at the close OF
the concluding ode when the statue will be unveiled ana
saluted By thirty.one guns By command OF
Major Gen. TALLlAFERRO
wv Nr,yopn A6.de.Csnp Feb 2O-td
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lnIr sh 9O-Captain West came In com
Srw iy On Baltic, Captain Coms,ock having gone
SAD q u" to treat with the Russian govern
II, y, of the Collins steamers.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOURTH DIVISION Or }
VIRGINIA MILITIA.

NOTICE.
'9SHE Steamer CURTIS PECK, will on q e9-n
n and utter Tuesday hext the l6lh com. S414SAsA,s
mence running, between this place, Ports. 'Au-x13
mouth and Norfolk leaving the wharf, Rockris every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings Ct o'clock
precisely and return each alternate days. (excep s.
days. making, In connection with the Glen Cove daily
line us heretofore between those places
Passage toPorsmouth N riolk 81 Meals 80 cts each
Feb Is n n UASKtNs
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JAMES l.. KENT
HAS formed co-PARTSERsHIP. commencing Mt thi,
I'll date, with GHTER ALVEY, for the purpose OF
conducting a GENERAL IMPORTING AND JoBBIHo BrsI
NESS under the drm and style of
6INTER, KENT 4 ALpEY,
and have taken the corner of Main and 18th streets
LEWIS GlNTER,
JAMES 8 KENT,
Feb lin JOHN F. ALVEY.
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FRESH DRY GOODS FOR THE SPRING

FRESH DRY GOODS FOR THE SPRING
SALES.
SXTE received, by the last Steamer, frs, supply
w Spring goods, embracing all the new designs ot
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE
that are out this season Our stock 10 complete In
lrpartmen Mt and shall continue to add, by every
rival the latett styles that introduced In market,
We invite the public to examine our stock before puT
chasing az we are determined to offer such iniuc
IN prices as to make It the interest of every body pur
chase their goods OF US.
CRENsHAw, QUARLEs & CO.,
Feb lo-d3w 2S9, BrOrd street
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LOGAN WALLER,
CUMMIsS MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VI.
nEvOTEs his undivided attention to the sale of every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say to farmers. that he has hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags for he! accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order, or from the
agents Mt the principal depos Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel Cary St
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LAIDLEY & ROBINsON's

CONCENTRATED HCUNITE IMMINENT,
4 VALUABLE external remedy for Neuralgia, G0u:,
IA Rheumatism, and all similar a..ectioIf
Aconiic il deservcdy held IN high by the meii
profession OF the pos erul remedial agents
in .the above diseases known, and this Imminent IL
perfect representative Of he psncon;auins IN very
concentrated form, all the virtues OF the beet Aconc
Root; and having beer very extensively ami successfully
used by the Physicians OF this City and the country
may be relied n eti.cisr. remedy.
DIRgcToNs-Mols;er piec. of cloth with the inacri.
apply il the part affected, ind with piece Of
oiled elk. prevent evaporation. Prepared only By
LalDLEY s. ROBINSON,
Chemists and Pharmaceu:i,te,
Feb - Fourth and Franklin SIS Richmond, Va
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4. r. WINSTON,
NnNI ERGH I
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WIN, =. WATSON. sAhL. T. BATLf,
WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNE At Law,
DRAcTICE In all the courts of the city Of Richmond
and counties of Henrico and Chesterfield.
VIM p watson, United States Commissioner and Com.
missioner in Chancery.
Samuel T. Bayly Commissioner Of United State. Court
of Claims, Commissioner of Deeds, ETC., and Notary
Public.
Ofico or Bank street, in Goddin's Building.
Jan 4-6m
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN EXTRACTING
TEETH
~ w. JONES, DENTIST. would s
IT. nounce all who wish their TEETH
EXTRACTED. that he has Instruments U |YR
superior to any others used. The sim. 11l-I
picty and perfection OF their adaptation, s SUCH 10
render the extraction of teeth almost PAISLEss NEVER
FAILING TO BRING THE TOOTH, breaking it, mang.
ling the gums, or urng the surrounding parts
All other operations gently and thoroughly performed
ETs OFFICE opposite Corin;han Hall, on Main street.
Jan s-d&c3m
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MONEY FOR THE MILLION!
100000 FOR FIVE DOLLARS!
Only 80, 900 Nnmbers-3,2S6 Prizes-lIOre thnn
One Prize TO every Nine Tickets!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE PRIZES,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
ON THE Havana PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
q BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA.
CLASS JJ-Draws March !, 1853
CLASS KK-Draws March Is, 1873,
Ia public at Macon, Ga, under the sworn superln,en.
dsnce of E. c. Buckley and Jos Waterman, Esqs
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
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NEW tGUUUS.
"E!nv,e attention TO the following
w Printed Embd Pequed SecveE and Col!ars
Plain do d. do do
Paris Muslin Sets do do
Enibd Cambria Sets do do
Black Grape do do do
Black Grenadino DO DO
Grape Grcnadne and Mu.ln MORNINGS
Collars
SO dozen Alexandeys hid Glovss, al colors
Printed and White Ssl.een-, for Boys Clothing
Plain and Plaid Eankinets. do do
200 pieces English Pins spring s,yes
100 do Blcschcd Shrtinrs, AZ cd
100 do do do Mt l0c
CHRISTIAN & LhTHROP,
Feb ~ Al 99. Main st.
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cHIIF MARSHAL,
Major General WIN. B. TALIAFERRO.
DEPUTY cHIEy MAlaHALs,
Colonel THos T. FAusrLERoY, U. 9. A.
Colonel THos. II. ELLIs 9TH Artillery Va. Militia.
aAAsAALs,
Col Kemper VIM Martin
Col R A Clsybrook VIM Lundy
Col J w Mssss Lee Powell
Col John Leo Robt Archer
C Jones Thos Dsane
Charles A Ronald John N Speed
Tomlin c Cabel
John Brannon w Quarles
Oh Funston John Sheppard
w T Jonos MAI Jos Seldom UsA
w Lane Capt Henry Hill. o A
John G,ner Lieut. K Hill, U 8
5 sSns:' Ps.soa Lieut. 81 kebia Ss
VIM Thompson Or Tabb
John seddon Fielding Taylor
WIN Old, Jr Samuel A HARDWOOD
Geo w Hardy Thomas Tslisferro
Levi. Mason Beverly R Wexford
Hamilton K Neale John EIlerson
John Seldom Robt Armistead
o jennings Wise Larkin w Glszebrook
Randolph Harrison VIM Burwe
DR. Crenshaw VIM Gordon
Peter Lyons &c Creel
Geo A Barksdse Daniel Dejarnetto
Capt w Weisiger Alfred Barbour
Peter w 9rubbs Jos Duckwal
Chas Z Ysatm.n George Bargsm!n
r Cowan Tazewe Patton
Tho Procession will move from elst up Main 10 ID,
along Cd Broad down Broad to 10TH and thence to the
l. The Masonic Fraternity will occupy tho space in
rear and on sides of the Monument but not tho
served space In front between the and Orator etc
Military lincs will be formed on the Capitol Square
according general orders hereafter 10 be Issued.
g. Three hundred seats the left and east appro.
priated the members and officers Of the General As.
semby the Executive officers Of the Government, the
Judiciary, Aldermen aud Council of the City Of Rich.
mond aud other cities.
l. Three hundred seats the right and west Of the
Monument aresppropriated to the Grand Officers Of the
Grand Lodges Of Mssons Encampments and Chapters,
Grand Officers of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellow
Druds Sons Of Temperance, and Virginia Mechanics In.
sute Officers Of the Army and Navy Of the u States the
Reverend Clergy STAFF Of General Officers and Assistant
M.rshals and Chiefs of the Fire Department.
Tho remaining seats appropriated to ladies and their
escorn
s. On the right and outside of tho line of Military, will
bs arranged the Fremep Order of Red Men, Druids Re
cbabes German Benevolent Society In ranks four deep
T. On tho loft and outside of the Military, will be
ranged in ranks four deep, the Odd Fellow, Sons Of
Temperance and such other Orders Associations a.
may report
g. In front and outside Of the Military, citizens of other
States who take part In the Procession designated by
banner.
g. Seats on the platform will be reserved for the invited
guests Of the State Committee of Reception OF the Le
Gslsture Commissioners of the Monument, Chief and
Deputy Chief Marshnls Members OF Congress from Vir
pinia and Mayors of this and other cities.
TO- The different Orders, Societies and Bodies, will be
in their respective places, at 81 o'clock The column will
move at 10 O'Clock precisely.
FBadges and batons will be provided for the Mar.
shas on the morning of the 3d. the Chief Marshas
Office.
Marsh.ls will provide their horses.
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PROGR NJ Me
OF THE GRAND LODGE
TIME Masonic Fraternity will assemble at
IL the Masons' Hall, Monday, 22d inst, N
promptly at o'clock, NJ. w
The order Of the procession, In order TO con. M
form to the column arrangements OF the Chief/ "
Marshal will be In sections of eight, In the following or
der:
Two Stewards
!. Entered Apprentices
2. Fellow Crafts
g. Master Masons
Junior Deacons
S. Senior Deacons
& Secretaries
I. Treasurers
8. Junior Wardens
9. Senior Wsrdsns
10. Masters
Ii. Lodge No. o. over which Washington presided
H. Past Masters
- Lodge No. 4, In which Washington initiated
IL. Grand Tylers and Purcyant Grand Oflcers who
are guelts, according to grades, Past Grand Mas
ter Of Virginia and invited OHcers, Graod Secre
tsry and Treasurer; Grand Architect, with nipple
uncnn; Grand Junior and Senior Wardens; Grand
Chaplain Holy Bible, &c: Grand Master, with
Deaeons on right and lcft Grand Stewards, Grand
Orator and Deputy Grand Master, with book Of
constitution Entered Apprentices and Fellow
Crafts In black dress with white aprons and
gloves; Master Masons with samo dress aprons
gloves and blue sash; all Officers, with approph.
ate jewel and clothing.
Invited guests will please report themselves on arrival
TO Bro J. Smith, at the Central HOTEL corner Of Grace
and 9th streets.
Feb 1876 JOHN DOVE. Grand Secretary
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(From Pierce Butler, Esp
DR. schlosser has extracted number Of corns from my
feet with great skill and without pain.
Philadelphia Nov. 9, 1884, PIERCE BUTLER.
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Thousands Of Testimonials from the United States and
also from Royalty Nobility and Medical Men, from Flu.
rope can be bis Consulting Rooms Nos p and 73
AMERICAN HOTEL, Main Street. Feb lin
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aIsSGDE TN!ATi!9

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RICHMOND AND ri!EEa ECRG RAILROAD
Ssss:zg3s ssz=ass1 iEsSes@ ALL
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FrOm Dr. LhndI1, Fhykclah 70 tHU CITY Hlcl Nult TIT
stitute, at Philadelpkia)
DIR. schoser has extracted without rain o. soreness.
eight very painful corns In f0w minutes. would ad-
wise nv friends and the public generally to to Mr..
schosser and have themselves relieved OF these toe
tormenters. s. NJ lands, NJ. D.
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st A THAR Y.

BARBEE'S QUETTE."
VHls Justly celebrated aud lovely piece OF sFAruAaY
1 !, now in iris city, and on exhibition AZ
No. 219, Main street,
Ons door below the corner Of 9Th street. aud two doors
above Colia,h.an Ha where she may be seen from A.
" alioP.M.
The "CosrET1E" will remain In Richmond but few
days Admitiance IS cents Feb 2-u
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HEAD QRs. 4,h DIVISION VA. VOLS,

Mai GeneTaI COmmandlnH.
wv Nrsyonp Msi Aid.de.Camp, Feb 20-td
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LEWIS JOHNSON,
DAVID WALKER,
l.. J. DAVIS.
Washington City, Feb l. 1888. Feb 5-c&dtf
1DICHMOND, FEBRUARY Il, 1851 have
HI this day associated with me In the Commission Bu
sines., my nephew, MANN PAGE. The business will be
conducted in future under the style and firm of RAN
DOLPH L. PAGE.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
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R0BINs0N'S PRACTICE.

NVbI'NSVNS FfNCTTCE.
\hE Practice In the Courts OF Justice in England and
Il the United Ststes VOL g. new edition will be issue
on Monday :hc 22d inst. Orders from the country ell
closing The price Of the book ST. will be promptly ,up
piled free Of postage A. NORRIS
Publisher and Law Rockefeller Richmond.
CONTENTS.
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HEIRS WANTED.
'NHE undersigned, Commissioner of the Circuit Court
Il Of S,aord is directed By decree OF ssid Court,
TO enquire and ASCERTAIN BY publication of notices and
osrwise who are the heirt ataw Of Lieutenant Thos
Wiaat deceased of tho Revolutionary army and Vir.
Ena Continental Line
Any person claiming to be an heir at.law Of said
"!sns:. will address me at Fredericksburg, Va
Feb 2a-c2w w. P, CONWAY Comu'r.
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SNIRCULAR-The Partnership heretofore existing
under the style of the Washington City Snvngs' Bank,
having expired tho general Banking Business will be-
hereafter conducted by The undersigned under the firm OF
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oswEeo PRODUCE MARKEr-sep,. %.

OSNEGO FhODJNE MAHhEI-Sept. %.
lBT TELEoRAFHl
FlouT-UnGhsnged.
Whest-ln f.r dsnand sa.s lOOl0 bus 81 u red
lndlan2. 81 2 for nEii parcels white klichisan.
Coru-EIrm; sales Is Co hu 64 e65c for Indiana
Canal hsSteaoy7 &c 10ur 75c wheat &c on
com TO New York
IzLaks Imp1rts-4,20 bus wlsz 900 bus corn 2C00 bu
barlet; ? uS9 bu rye; 201o bu o Is
Canal EXPoris-20O b5ls aour; $500 bu wheat s7Ooo
bu
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CLBVEIAND, zANBSTlLLE s CINCINNATI
RAILRRAD,

La ~ IS 80 -
On and after March 8, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave Cleveland the trains af the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad at As p. NJ (changlng al
Hudson,l for CuyahOga Falls, Akron, OrrVilie and
Aersburs connecting at OTryille with trains the
2Ittsbursh 1t Wayne aud CHICAGO r. r., east and
Canton, MassOn, Wooster, L0udsEve and Mansfield
Trains leave Allersburg for Cevel and At IS A NJ and
LIS NJ connecting at Orryllle with taHs on the p Fl
\ C. K r. by which passengers, from Canton Massil-
Wooster, Loudevlle aud Mansfield reach Cleveland
BY the evening train atl0OJ p NJ -
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Prop Ouegl. KIRBY, Dunkirk; l0i sundTles. -.
Wild Rover, Davis, GTand RagI-s5 % ions cSa MI
by6 .
Schr ibon Robertson OswogO; Il COO bush Of wheat A
SarkeIt. -
Schr Searaan SIcAilser De,ro TO tons coai & NJ;
Il wa-aus. Pierce y Co ~.
Schr L Ben on ST John, saadussy; Us tons COAL Rice
seow fisye. Fifed Toledo; % tons ooa'; Taylor
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Sep;. q
Lev r.sI-rrRaPEl


FIour-aTOre active and shale frmer; there Is ialT
demand r home consumption ard deTate export and
ectTve inquiry. sales "A 100 Ibis n 3 60Gf 50 for
s6unI. sfqla5iur suoerne sae 54j a. % lI mfnon TO
ld extra state 5S5 IS for sgpe western : 3ta5 IS
9r raiurn 10 extra western < for Shipping brands
rfs round hoop Ohio; the market clIns firm Canadian
lgr shade better. sales 80 5bs 90 5 - for elo and
S Coz SO for choice eXia- Small ses OF hye
foui AZ g 502S4 -
heat-BIay be quoted "a = better. good and
uri6s parcels with mOdcraie demlud for eXpJu aud
home clnsmp0n sales = 600 bu a Sc Tor unsound Chi
Gao sprnz 81 stucy prile Milwaukee clufi 81 20
I 4 for vhite Kentucky; 81 3 for good white Canadian
Rve-Scarce and m far request n ssc-
Barlev-Quitt at 75eisllc.
Corn-D1il whilst prices without material change;
sa Is 81 O0u 7074c for nnl 20 good NIX dwOstern
74lsGl75c for snail lots choice do
Oafs-FIrmer, with uderte business doing al s56iIc
for safe; s9G5-c for western
WhiSky-deavV; sales $50 b. Is a &c
P0rk-Dul and urcos uopilg; sales DO bls At Sl7 .
for mes; Sl57l5 > foT prime
Beei-QuIet aud uGeaarea; sal, 10 tls a. ll4 % for
rne mess beef quie and nuIlnily the sane
Cut Meas-Dul sales . has al Ca 96l for shoulders
s3sz>af fur hams
iarl-Heayy; 50 les 200 bolS al lie
Butter-SLs5ay a lsl7c for OHIO: lls2 nc for state
Cheesc-Dgll a 5sdI5Sc
LacruSs Mi giants 259l; De Hudson 9s. Cant
7s; Pac mail 9I5S; H1ds q; { 57sa Esio t5ss
32.: Reading s7ss M A l6ss: n pref s4is Pan ll3
CHI 4 r 65A-
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BRApBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
" mission Merchants and Dealers IN Fish Nails
Glass and Produce, Nos l9l and 12 River street. and 10 and
u Meadow street. "Groccr's Block - Cleveland Ohio
BRADBURN,l
W. A FIsHER.J augsldly ls4
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Y LIST OF VESSELS passing and ourof the Lock
the weIand Canal Al Port Colbourne c W, furnished By
the Lock Tender TO p Dobbis, Secretary Of the Board
Of Lake T-n ierwriiers;
BoUND WEST, Selt. l7th-Sclr Olivia. On the lsiiF-
Barques Stug=s Msa, Hungarau, s;hrs Ella, PelseFer-
ance, Summit, Virginia, Jessie. slismi, Many
bound FAsr-Scpt- l7th-Prop Jefer-on Outaro. On
the isih-Sch-s Revolving Light Alma Colerain, Med
bury. II Mussey.
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STANDARD, BENIS & MURRAY,

= 7 A n
FLOCR.
We are receiving the following well known brandsoI
Flour consignment which We call the attention OF
Dealers and consuusrs.