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DUFF'S COLLEGE,
,ORNER OF THIRD AND MARKET SIS.
PITTSBURGH, PA, 9.ae, -

With full Staff of experienced teachers, all
trained for business by the principal. Stu
dents will find, by proper inquiry, that sby
graduating in this Institution, or any of its
line of branches, they will obtain the following
important advantages over those of any other
Commercial School in the country:
1st. Its reputation follows its students
through life. litc +f97 i.a - 7aaI
I'd. The student is instructed in both fol-
eign and domestic business.
Sd. His training includes matters of prac-
tice (wholly unknown to common teachers)
that greatly diminish his chances of failure in
business. -al -. {ti., -a.,t
4th. Single entry ledger charged to double
entry. i,ss~e
s 5th. Duf's new method of proving the
books. t@sl ,iisf 9s's le
9Th. Duf's self proving bill books. ,..s
7th. Dui7s new form of bank check book.
sth. Duf's rules for partnership settle-
ments. "'s t!.hli97 5G
9th. Duf,s rules for adjusting deranged
books. .st aif t7esH gf4 old az-.,,
10th. Duf's rules for computing interest.
11th. The six columned journal. -
18th. The private ledger exempliied. siss
18th. Specifications of accts. saless aGl cit
14th. Steamers re-shipping freight and
passengers, ',gf.ss s,,t,tn ag, s5e.f of
18th. Settlements between owners. =
10th, Sale Of the vessel and settlement. a
18th. Sale of one owners share to another.
1sth.s Adjustment of general average. 81
10th. ,Rectifying deranged books, =
goth. On graduating each student is pre-
sented with an elegant bound copy of Dun
cans business and Ornamental Penmanship-
The most valuable work on the science now
published. 5t ~4T, -ia~i e4i, E.,,,sf.
For 1858, FIRST PREMIUM for the best Or
namental and Business Writing, were awarded
Mr.. Duncan by the 9a<1 i.A-'5 Ekei (.
PENNA. STATE FAIR, AT PITTsBURGH;s
MISSOURI STATE FAIR, AT ST. LOUIS;
UNITED STATES FAIR AT RICHMOND, VA.
Over competitors from all parts of the country
= For full particulars, send for the College
Circular and specimens of Mr.. Dunean's OFF
hand pennmanship, mailed free to any part o
the country.
Duff's bookkeeping, Harper'snew enlarged
edition, 81 so; postage Is cents. Ssa tsgai
Dufs Steamboat Bookkeeping; price 81
postage 9 cents, s=,=ss .,,s,,e-al ss...
| Duncan's Business and ornamental Pen
manship-Crown Quarto, S5; mailed pos
paid. 1., $3.50, :, s,..--1t...,y i
Duncan's Engraved School Copy Books, i,
s numbers, 124 cents each, postage 9 cents
"A pages fine denny paper in each number
the most complete school copy book publish
ed. A liberal discount to wholesale purcha
sers. Address - eFsie
81 w. g.. JOHNSTON & CO.,
J. 5r Publishers, Pittsburgh, Pa
E&Ths only Collegein the City now taugh
by penman of any reputation, 50
Feb. 2, 1858. ain7
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTSi
NOT TO E

The undersigned was, on the 1st day of April
A. D. 1859, by deed of general assignment, con-
stituted trustee of all the property both real
and personal of Lango Bros for the benefit of
their creditors.
All persons having claims against the said
Lange Bros, will present them as soon of pos
sible. VIM. p. RIG HARD SON, Trustee.
April 9Th, 1850. .-4w.
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fBARNEsvILLE
Classical Institute.

This institute which has been for many
years under the charge ofMr. WnIdAM ALDRk,
will hereafter be under the superintendence
of Mr.. JoHN /. THOMPSON, assisted by an able
corps of experienced teachers.
The course of study is very complete, em-
bracing the various branches of English.
Classical and Ornamental Education. %
The academic year is divided into TWO
SESSIONS OF FIVE MONTHS EACH, COM
mencing as follows:- as Ea#
FIRST SESSION, End Monday in April;
SECOND SESSION, 1st Monday ofNovember.
For particulars address
JOHN /. THOMPSON, Principal,
March 80, 1859. 3w. Barnesyille, Ohio:
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A STATEMENT

Of the amount of Honey received and
paid out By William Myers, Treasurer of
Monroe Comfy, Ohio, bet,0ecn the first
Monday of June 1858, and the first
Monday Of March 1859.
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W A gentleman who had very
blundering servant, put down in writing
everything he wished him to do. Going
to the country one day, the master fell in
a ditch. He called the lad. who, instead
of Fastening to his assistance, exclaimed:
"Stop, let me see if 1t is down in my
memorandum book"
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WILLIAM MYERS, Dr..

To balance of State funds in treas =. -.
ury, June settlement, 1858. 376 ~ 8
To balance cfSchool funds in treas
ury June settlement, 1858. 461 OF
To balance of County debt funds In
treasury, June settlement, 1858. 80 55 i
To balance of Three ercent funds --. 3.
in treasury, june settlement,
1858. 195 Oh 0
To balance ofCounty funds in treas
ury, June settlement, 1858. II 25
To balance of Surplus revenue
funds in treasury, June settle
ment, 1858. % 80 o
To net amount of section sixteen
funds since June settlement, l85S. 2457 IL /
To net amount collected on dupli- .
cate of 1858, for State debt. 3S46 Al
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for General revenue
purposes. 2191 142
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for State common
school purposes. 4695 81
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858; State school library. 294 OF 8
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, Expenses of county. 6S63 sc 0
To net amount collected on dupli-
| cate of 1858, for County debt. 779 80 l
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for County mfr
| mary. 1247 SO
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for Road tax collec-
| ted in money. 465 20 3
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1859, for Township poor te
funds. 40 0S 8
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, Corporation finds. lis 10 1
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1855, for Township expen- v-
ses. 1869 54 0
To net amount collected on dup1i-
cate of 1885, for Township debt. sos 81 Z
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate of 1858, for Special school
house purposes. 4Gs ga Q
To net amount collected on dupli-
cate. of 1858, for Township school
house purposes. 315s So
To net amount collected on dup1i.
cate of1S5S, for Township school. 1911 43 l
To draft on State Treasurer for in
terest on section sixteen funds ...t
! due county. l43z AZ
To draft on State Treasurer for
County's proportion of State
common school fund. 1889 20
| To net amount of section sixteen
funds received from Washington l
county. II s2 0
To net amount of Pedlar's licences
collected. 81 81 0
To net amount of Show licences
| collected. 49 rs 0
To net amount of Ferry licences
collected. 9S
To net amount of Tavern licences
| collected. IS
To net amount of Infrmary funds
from Mcmahon 4 Morris. Is Is
To net amount Of Tax received
January settlement. Is 20
| To net amount of County funds col
lected on Day Book tor fines, jury
fees &c. 1877 81 9
To amount credited to County,
Township and other funds, for
printing delinquent list. 137 IS
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Administrators Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator of the estate of John Porter, de-
ceased. Persons having claims against said
estate, are required to present them properly
authenticated, for settlement, and those indeb-
ted to said estate to make immediate settle
ment. ELIHU MORRIS.
April 6, 1859.
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i double sense and agreeable feeling of being
suited. THOS. HUGHES would say that they
can do SO by favoring him with a call and in
specting his newly received and gorgeous
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Hosiery, and notions in general,
unsurpassed in quality, unsur-
passed in cheapness, and UNI -
eqaled in variety, by any sq,,r
House in the regions west
of the Alleghanies!
PLEASE NOT TO FORGET THAT AT ~
No. 35 Cor. Main and Monroe Streets.
WHEELING, VA.
You will find the greatest variety from which
to select, the lowest prices, and the most lib
eral terms, of any House in this City.
March 9, '59. THOS. HUGHES.
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on the ioth uit.' IN JACKSON townshlp; TINS
county, OF disease oithe lungs, ,KEbECCAiwife
oil azefiah haskinson' IN The Zth year OF her
age. aiE ~ a
She bore her suffering with christian forti-
tude, and died in triumpAs of the living faith,
and has gone to enjoy blest immortality in
,ler cline. she has left husband and two
industrious little girls, to mourn her loss; but
theirloss is her.gain. % FETFf
Lovely sister fare the well. -
The Lord hath called the home
~ In world of purer light to dwell
Aafa Dy the Eternal throne;
a3 is eiss 1s3 Iie baed 80 w. Al:
os,,,,. Du,-r,I.,
o,,r,.,,' n -osTn,hn;a' - uIIIIs,I. -, -
Iool,. a. 80. - =: a.,, :. 80 se1 "
'0an" 1ss' =, '1e 1t'-' eA' " i--s 's'' =
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is hereby given that the undersign-
lN ed was on the 2sth day Of March, 1859,
appointed Administrator of the estate of
Herry P, Hughes, late of Monroe county, o., de-
ceased. - ' WILLIAM READ, Admir-.
April 9Th. 1859. SM. -
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gry Correspondence OF the Alta California.
!, lfrsm thsiHawaiianI Islands Great
= Exqpsioi Of the yalcano Mauna Loa
..1IIoNo[InIu. Feb. I2ll85a


s,.ss.aa. ,sa sso.1' ~ - HosotuIu, Feb l2, 1859
In my last mentioned that thought
of paffhS,g Yisit tp the yalcano at the Is
ylsad, ri jHaYaii, but I had not the slight,
EFT idea that q special display would be
got up ii 'the meantime Such, however,
has been. the case. On Sunday, January
rfn28d; ata4 O'Clock P. NJ. +, without any Of
the usual premonitory phenomena OF
earthquakes, shbterranean sounds, or sui.
try weather, the lava burst out some three
tlsonsandIfeet from the summit of Mauna
Loa, OF ten thousand feet above the level
~ the ste.sIapd .sieh was. the rapidity Of
the flow, that before morning spectators
at Hilo, 1 distance Of sixty miles from the
er1Pton, we're xofs the opinion that the
16vds had stunf 4 distance of twenty five
Il miles downsthe monntainr side. aEry7
81 ifhs eruption is declared by old resi-
= dents to be greater in volume, and more
sasmagniGcert in appearapce, than any pre-
ss1viouas one, that. can be remembered. u AT
Lahaina, distance of over one hundred
= iaiIw FROM ltht afater} on Saturday night,
thS tR9shSfljaauafy tho e7acano was dis
timely tisiblS jlluniinatfng One third of the
heavens iiks tbat of ON immense and neigh
INK sc6IdAgration; and from, elevated posi-
tions, it Il asserted chat the shoots of lia-
:. mid; flame could be sesntat intervals, as
i Athe inAmshse 6auidroG Nboiled 5and bub-
bEedsO The SEQ was lighted mp with the
Rejection of the flame everywhere within
one hundred miles of!the crater, and the
Vd66a ~ ns1 vessels, epioved the adyahfap
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Truth is Stranger than FictiOn!.

TWOULD SEEM LIKE FICTION to give a
detailed description of the magnificent aud
gorgeous STOCK OF MERCHANT -TAIL0I,S'
GOODS now received by THO s. HUGHES from
the Eastern Cities, he therefore invites his pa
irons and the public generally, to favor him
with call and examine his assortment; it en-
braces every description of Gents. apparel, all
of The best quality, and at plices to suit custo-
mers. - 40 '"''est ~ L
No. 35 Cor. Monroe e. Water Sts.,
WHEELING, VA. r-assr a-a ~ .-s-.
March 2, 80. THOS. HUGHES.
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'TTTTTTII .ITFfom the stateArAan,l ]
Singular Fact. g

,SA Singular Fact. al
The Republican State Ticket of 1855
was composed of the following named gen.
tlemen. n.i9ITqoT1 ,}t8I ~ Etf'tt
Salmon P. Chase, Governor; -
Thomas Ford, 1t. Governor;
Osias Bowen, Supreme Judge; 400
FIN. Wright, Auditor of State;a
W. II. Gibson, Treasurer of State;
III. Baker Secretary Of State;
"A. G.. G.Conover, Member B. p Works;
BIZ Kimble, Attorney General.
The people under the Kansas. N ebraska
excitement of that year elected these gen.
tlemen, one and all, and they in the month
Of January following assumed the duties
Of their respective Offices, 49,,
in thefeport of the Treasury Commit
tee, inst published, it will be observed
that Chase, Bowen. Wright Gibson and
Kimble are directly and most conclusively
implicated in the late defalcation; Gibson,
Bowen and Kimble in getting the money
right 0us Of the Treasury; Chase in en-
couragipg. q and Wright making notes
which Gibson cashed from the Treasury,
Ford as kind of Envoy and borer to
with haknowledgeRand approval of Chase.
In addition to this, it is shown that Baker
made proit ont of the sale of the State
Stocks, and Qonoyer parted with valuable
interests of the State to the Lewistown
Reservoir Company under. circumstances
of peculiar character. 49, :. shiV
In nominating this ticket and eiecting
1t to Office the people ofROhio have
paid very dearly for their participation in
the Slavery agitation. Out of the whole
ticket Of the Republican Party for the
year 1855, not single man is to be found
to-day who is not spotted in his garments
TheIfact is one full of significance and i'm
portance. and ought to be lesson not
soon to be forgotten BY the tax payers of
Ohio. A whole State Ticket of the Re-
publican Party of Ohio without a single
man among them, who did not regard it as
legitimate either to plunder the treasury,
or radsise and approve of it being done, or
otherwise sacrifice the property of the
people. Let this fact be Eoticed and re-
membcrcd BY the voters of the State-the
mse Fhdpay the taxes- and let it be a
warning t. them in future.p Air.
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All persons knowing themselves to beindeb-
ted to the estate of Archbold Cooper, deceased
are requested to call immediately, and make
payment of the same. And those having
claims against the said estate, will present
the same legally authenticated.
JAMES COOPER, Admir-.
March 23th, 1859. 3w-pd.
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STE'EDS HOTEL.
j.. N. SIMMONS, Proprietor.

The Proprletor begs leave to inform
the public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the Steed Hotel, and is now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
and. boarders. Every attention will be paid
to those who favor him with a call to make
them as comfortable as possible. He is well
provided with STABLINa and the utmost atten-
tion will be given to that department.
sCHAR GE s. M o d IL r ATE
oo1 g41 g. JAMES N. SIMMONS.
March 80, 1859. IT, ,ss,1-i
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that George Lapp
~ was on the 4th day of April 1859, appoin-
ted Administrator of the estate of Michael
Stephen, late of Monroe county, Ohio.
April 9Th, 1859. pd- GEORGE LAPP.
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WANTED

COAL ."
CEALED proposals will be received at the
Ooffice of the County auditor, until the 18th
day of May, 1859, for the delivery of twelve
hundred bushels of Coal, for the Court House,
Jail, and Probate Judges office, the coal to be
delivered by the Goth of September. and to be
measured by the County measure when deliv-
cred. The Coal to be of good quality and
we'll screened.
BY order of the Commissioners.
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. NJ. c. O..
March 80, 1859.
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ffryM the Correspondence of the N. Y Times.
Px1if 1dorphy in Paris-Hls Reputation.
ScS 70 stES -ff4 1sbrH Il fti-s -s.ffffaf-..E

tFrom the Correspondence of the N. Y. Times. ]
Pxut Morphy in Paris-H,s Reputation.
10 rE.si 4 .ars'resf PARIS, March IA.
Mr.. Mo-phy who docs not leave for the
United States for some weeks yet, contin-
ues. to- play chess at. the Cafe de la Re-
CANOE aud in society against all corners,
and iuvariably with the same remarkable
success People do not play with the
American champion now with the expec-
tation of beating him, but for thehonor of
being able to say in after time that they
bnves played viN him; because his repu-
tation already surpasses, that of Philidor
or bAbodfdohhais Ia the time in which
tl3e5 lived. * Lately the President of the
Lpndon Chess Club. Mr.. Mopgredieu,
came 70 Paris to satisfy himself, as to the
real mdrisiof Morphy's playing, and as to
shcHraik he ought to occupy. igAg
ssn Mr. lMongredicu and Mr.. Morpoy play
ed eight games, one of which (,he FIRST
onel was draYn, while the others were
ga1iefsSy Mr. Norphy. In this trial Of
skill two facts were remarked in regard
10 M Morph5ss playing,which are almost
universally remarked when playing With 0
i.first-rate player These are that, he, sci.
''doin wins the first game, and that up to
lssy Vie twentieth ,inoys, he, rarely show.
.ssy superiority over his competitor. L
is ooiy after that,point in the game, that hs
con1nhences those extraordinary and un
looked fori moves which astonish the audi
ence and crush his antagonist beyond hops
dfsrs0overygN
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1924 81 0
Or.


Or.
By Infirmary funds over paid June
settlement 1858. S3 46
BY orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for expenses of
County. 1851 SO
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Three per cent
funds. 195 90
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Infrmary pur-
poses. 9S7 Il
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Corporation
funds. LOG 95
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Township poor. 40 0S
| By orders redeemed and deposited
| with Auditor for Road funds. 465 80
| By orders redeemed and deposited s.s
with Auditor for School house
/ funds. sa - . s..ssl.is . slos II
By orders redeemed and deposited as ~
with Auditor for Township school
funds. $3.50 81
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Special school
house funds. 46S 81
By orders redeemed and deposited .s
with Auditor for Section sixteen
funds. Eats Is
BY orders redeemed and deposited
| with Auditor for State common
school funds. 1909 80
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Township ex-
penses. 1892 rs
By orders redeemed and deposited
with Auditor for Township debt. 532 10
By State Treasurer's receipt for prin-
cipal of section sixteen paid into
! State Treasury. 1874 Is
BY State Treasurer's receipt for Gen.
eral revenue funds paid into
State Treasury. 22c9 IA
By State Treasurer's receipt for State
debt funds paid into State Treas
ury. :, I, .3s7s OF
By State Treasurer's receipt for State
common school funds paid into
4 State Treasury. e5 ell ABB 81
By State Treasurer's receipt for
School library funds paid into
State Treasury. 296 So
By State Treasurer's receip. for
: Interest on surplus revenue paid
into State Treasury. ia Al
B By State Treasurer's receipt for
| Show licences paid into State
, Treasury. "a 81
q By State Treasurer's receipt for
Pedlars licences paid into State
s Treasury. 81 S:
: By State Treasurer's receipt for
Q Treasurers mileage. -s- seas 20 OF
O --
A go 5e3 41lS3 9.
# Balance in Treas. March 9Th 1859 174l o.
Notes of hand and receipts due the a
County in custody of the Treas. 164 2
r. We do certify that the foregoing is correct
Il M. L. BOWSER, auditor.
/ f WIN. MYERS, Treasurer.
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N NOsTICE E

TINE final settlement account Of Samuel H.
Rownds as executor of Abraham Parker win
be for hearing before the Probate Court of
Monroe county, Ohio, on the Gath day of
March 1859. s,f JOHN S. WAY,
March9, 1853. Probate Judge.
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,sAFFoR D LODGE No. 800.

OF free and accepted Masons, meet the
Monday on or preceding the full moon in
each month.
.24sG. W. MASON, W. NJ.
J. B. WLLlAMs, S. w. WIN. BROCK, S. D.
J. W. BARNET, J, w. WIN. L. MoRroN, J. D.
JOSEPH BALL, Treas. J. J. CALVERT, Tyler.
sgs-, - A. II. KRrTELER, Secretary.
Stafford, March lst, 1859.
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Land and General Agency Office,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.

ONE DOON " OH III OT u. II. LtdIV-
DOLPH'S HOTEL.
TNHE undersigned will attend to buying and
i selling Real Estate, locating Land War
rants, entering lands in any of the Western
States or Territories of the United States, pro-
curing patents for certificates of entry in any
State or Territory; paying Taxes in any State
or Territory; collecting legacies, &C., drawing
up Deeds and Mortgages; Power of Attorneys:
articles of agreement, Wills, &C., examining
titles and attending to business generally.
EAll business entrusted to their care will
be promptly attended to.
NOLL & HOLLISTER,
GENERAL AGENTS.
Aor;1 cat 1e50 1vr
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
IN ed was on the 11th day of March 1859
by the Probate Court of Monroe county Ohio
appointed Administrator of the estate OF
Archbold Cooper, deceased.
JAMES COOPER, Administrator of
Archbold Cooper, deceased
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STAFFORD

n
MIR. A. J. SUTTON will open school in
Stafford, commencing on s'as7
r MONDAY, MAY I'D,
In which will be taught the common English
in connection with Algebra, Natural Philoso-
ply, Chemistry and Geometry. Special Lee
lures will be given to those desiring to teach,
who will have access to Pelton's outline maps.
Holbrook's apparatus, large celestial globe,
and DR.. Cutters arithmetical charts.
Instructions will be, given in Bookkeeping
by Double Entry and Commercial Calculations
by ". c. Knight, of Bartlett's Commercial
College, Cincinnati.
TERMS.-For full course of Book-keep-
ing and Commercial calculations, $500.
Duff's series of texts will be used.
Good boarding can be had at moderate pri-
ces. .
March 10th, 1859. 3m.
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Woodsfield Retail Market.

Corrected weekly By Sinclair & Baker
WOODSFIELD, APRIL 6, 1859.
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Flourper barrel, $50
Wheat per bush
el,. .-..........1, 90
Oats per bushel, 80
Corn per bnshel,. Is
Lard per pound, 10
Tallew per lbs4.I IL,
Salt per barrel, $50
Bans per lb, IL
Shoulders perlb, 8,
Corn meal per 'e''
bushel,
Potatoes per bu. rs
Eggs per dozen, 10
Tea peElb, IS al00
! New Orleans Sn- g
gar per h.. ...... IA
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MoiaSSeS Per gal-
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Rio Coffee per lb, Is
Java Coffee per
10, p,............. 10
Hay per ton 1000
Fish per lb,.. g.
Nails Sd. Cd. 10d. 5.
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Brooins per doz. 400
Onions per bush-S
|el, ............. IS
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Rice per lb,- 3 to 10
Candles per lb, IS
Butter per lb,.. IS