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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers'
Gnr1tb ctraat
'1'1IHcN ''VtI'V' HkVlI'I


The rmness in the stock market noticed verarav has
resuteu IN decided upward movement in the specula
1--WE win greater activity throughout the list All
Chicago and Rock Island closed g. Pacific Mail was
weak ana declined to s2H, owing the report that the
difference OF price between Mr. Vanderbilt and the com
pany in the organization of the Atlantic service under
weekly ne is as much as 100000. The operations in
New York central were very large being increased by
heavy purchases for account of party who had failed to
make good his bargains The price went TO 73X bnt
finally fell back to 73k. Michigan Guaranteed Advanced
to 324 but closed at 32h Galena Michigan Central
were each 14 per cent. better. Panama was less Arm
with sales at 1lsA. In Railroad bonds there was tIe
change Erie bonds were offered freely The fourth
mortgages declined to a. the frsts sold at 92K The
coal stocks were well held at xl per cent advance
The State stocks shared in the upward tendency Mis-
souri, Skies are per cent. higher California Seyeps Y.
virginia. " Tennessee The market at the close was
less buoyant, New ork Central being quoted at 73k
The fluctuations in nearly all kinds Of securities during
the week have been very rapid.
The money market is sensiby easier today and call
loans are negotiable at 4k5 per cent first class col
laerss, mainly at the inside figure. After two O'Clock
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BOARD OF TRADE
Munetarp anb Commercial Rsbittu.

BALTIMORE, May IA, 1859.
There comparatively little done in Stocks to-day at
the Board but the market generally somewhat rmer
in tone than yesterday Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
opened at an advance the price bid for it yesterday
but before the close prices for it dropped q to dollar
per share. The sales embraced 325 shares at from S53I
down to s5Sa buyer 60 days, and $53h down to s533
regular way for the opening and it left off at S53 bid
S53s asked regular way. There inquiry for
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders today
but nothing done in them. They closed at TX bid
20 asked these figures being considerable advance on
the last quotations. There nothing done Board
in Northern Central Railway but the market for it was
rather weaker and it closed at s19 bid s9 asked reg
uar way these figures being decline of the prices
bid and asked for it at the close yesterday City 6s and
Railroad bonds continue quite firm. We note sales of
81 $50 City 6s 1890 at 100 Northern Central 1885
bonds at II and $500 Northwestern Virginia first mort
gage bonds at 9 Northern Central 1885 bonds closed at
Tx bid II q asked Baltimore and Ohio 1885 do at 81
bid So asked and City left off 9S% bid for ls75s,
99& bid for 1885, and 99A bid 100 asked for 1905
There sale to-day 100 shares Gardner Hill at sex
cash 1t closed at $24 bid, s2H asked and Springfield
left off at 81 y bid, slH asked regular way.
Foreign Exchanges in fair demand but rates are
tending upward The quotations to-day are as follows
viz London, bankers bills, l1O4; do commercial do
ITO; Paris 60 day bills 5fl0 do short sight 57R Ant
werp ST. TO- Bremen 79A; Amsterdam 41%G4l z; Ham
burg S7K; Cologne 7SA; Frankfort AK.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, May Il, 1889.
5S0 n % ". Va RR bds 80 ''s D NJ Nm oPs. ss
snoxc RR n1l 81 M Il, .ss gn g g Is $ s55
100 Ssh9si, Gardner Hill o. 25 L" 80: ls Ssl9s
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AUGUSTA, Ca, May l2.-Dr. Tomlinson Fort, OF
Miledgevlle, died to day. He was a former mem
Der of Congress, and distinguished medical prac-
titloner, and was widely known and esteemed.
William Lucky, a citizen of Green county, Ga.
was killed by one of his negroes to-day.
New HAVEN, May l3.-Professor Denison Ohm
stead, LII D., expired at his residence in this city
at clock this morning, aged 68 years. He grad
uated at ale College in 1873 was elected Professor
of Chemistry in North Carolina in 1915, and served
ten years; (when there, he made geological
survey of that State, the first State survey made in
this country, and in 1925 he was elected Professor
OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Yale
College, which place he filled at the time of his
death,
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European News Off Cane Roce

ST. JOINS, n. F., May 1.-THE Agent of the As
sociated Press Cape Race, with his assistants and
news boats fully equipped for service off that point
left this city to-day and will doubtless be in order
for efficient service on and after Monday next
The arrangements of the press are now far more
reliable than they have been BEFORE and there
is good to expect that every steamer passing
day night, within reasonable distance of the
Cape Race light house will be boarded by the As
sociation's news boat-all the arrangements being
under the immediate supervision of Mr.. Farrell for
many years past the attentive manager of the news
boat establishment of the Association at Sandy
Hook.
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nOCTOR FISHERS
H. "WONDERFJLr

IL "WONDERFULn
COMPOUND TINCTUREl
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE is unsurpassed fo
the many Complaints for which has been introduced DR.
FISHER after years of successful practice in Europe
takes pleasure in offering to the world at large, Medicine
which in has failed relieving the suffering Of
ousaIds tat have avaed themselves of its To
afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA,
The value of "Fishers Compound Tincture" is beyond
In Of Weakness, Sickness or Acidy of the Stomach
FsnnT ali TSgs e eDy o 81 rde 5oGG a
mach, OF inactivity of the digestive organs
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
will speedily arrest When the strength and spirits bro
Ken, the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
''WONDERFUL" COMPOUND,
accompshes miracles This combination Vegetable sub
stance exquisite in taste, and astonishing efficacy has
achieved beyond parallel 1t is what it prSfses
dered stomach
AZ 1t does not contain
A PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
any other Deleterious Mineral
those whose business requires them to travel through
different sections of the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
Is invaluable No one should leave their home without
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE.
The change of drinking water which those that are tray
ellng are often subject frequently isaanges stomach
anu NOVELS causing bilious dysentery and fever One
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
IN glass OF water three times day, will prevent those
Dr. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. cor dent that all who it will be relieved from
their suferngs.
Price 81 single bottle or bottles for one dollar
10 be obtained wholesale retail from
a. KNIGHT Sole Agent
Mineral Water Establishment,
No. 90 Baltimore street,
ap2l-lm Baltimore Nd
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

~ DEMERARA.-Brig MLScopqdO.
ZIo Dds Hour; $50 do. meal; bushels corn;
4O do pease 200 do bran; 100 do oats; so bbs beef
!9o DO pork tres. hams; 800 tins lard Is bbs lard oil
5oo boxes candles hhds tobacco refrgerators; 25
buckets % do brooms; do. chairs do wsps eases
pans Ddie TUBS; iron sink; dutch ovens; l grind
stone, &c bde. garden TOOLS wood saw and horse.
platform scales wheel barrows geese; 5000 f W D.
lumber. ' - " w. r
ST. JOHNS, n. B.-SchT DaSher
$50 bbs -four cases cigars casks cherries 20 900
tree nails 0' N'OO
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Ernm WaShinnfnn

WASHINGTON, May 14.-The De Moay and ST.
John Eneampment Of Knight Templars from Bos-
ton and Providence arrived here this afternoon and
are stopping at the National Hotel Tonight their
band serenaded the President, Secretary Cass, Com
mander French, Mayor Berrett and Others They
leave for Richmond on Monday morning.
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kNaINN IN llIs:{ NERSHINI
ElR. IIART'S

- VEGETABLE EXTRA CT!
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY, Falling Sick
Ness and all Affections of the Nervous system
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine is
truly remarkable.
II has been before the public OVER TWENTY FIVE
EARS! During which time thousands of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency. o'' ~
ofFIIS OF TEN YEARS STANDING A gentleman stated
tha his son had Fits twenty years five years
SlIlce ne was cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABLE
sAIKAGI Hundreds of instances might be cited wherein
cures ol Epilepsy, of f. TEN and even TWENTY years
nave been effected But the afflicted will find the trial of
one package more ehicacious than A THOUSAND CERT
FlCAIES; Price s. single package; four packages $40
CHANDLER BAYLES, 64 Walker street, n Y,
- General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON a MARSHALL, Agents,
BALTIMORE STREET,
Ra1
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AHTESENENTS

NEW ASSEMBLY RooMs.-To night Mr.. A. j.
Cleaveland, will give concert at the New Assem-
bly, Rooms. He will be assisted by several ladies
and gentlemen Of acknowledged musical ability.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Barry Sullivan
makes his appearance at Holiday Street tonight
as Riche,ieu, with Miss Anna Cruise as .JuliG de
Aortmar; The atterpiece will be the ArtfM Dod-
ger with Mr.. Maginley as TinottV.
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THE LATE AFFAIR OFF FBRAZII-STATEMEN
OF CAPT MCDONALD,
BARK GEN. SrRICKER, AT SEA,

U,
At o'clock, this morning or there about two
sail were described long distance off one on our
port, the other on our starboard bow. The vessel
on the port bow soon proved to be a brigantine
with square main top-sail, steering by the wind
and heading to the eastward.
The wind was at this time about s. s E. and our
course n. w. (bound to New Oreans.)
In the course OF an hour, steering different
courses, we had changed positions, so as to bring
the brigantine which then took to be an English
man, to bear about n. E. A moment after more
over, she hoisted the British flag on her peak,
which put her nationality beyond all doubt.
Seeing this, Immediately ordered nv colors
(American) to be made fast to the starboard mjZ-
zen rigging, that being the place where they would
most likely be seen by the brgantine, she being
then on our starboard beam; and Furthermore II i
quite common order among merchantmen. There
they remained sufficiently long to be observed by
all, and especially the brigantine when ordered
them down. We were tarring rigging at the time,
and did not want my colors spoiled by keeping
them up unnecessarily
Our colors had been down, | should think. about
five minutes, when, to my surprise, and without
any warning whatever, the Englishman fired upon
us with round shot, which fell short about one
fourth OF mile. | waited awhile not knowing
what to think of it, when another shot was fired
which fell short about the same distance as before
The Enghshman was at this time about three miles
distant
Now, more than ever, did not know what to
make of these warlike demonstrations especially as
the Engishman tackled ship and stood towards US.
Determined, however, to leave no duty on my part
undone, took in my spanker and again hosted my
colors to the peak. But the Engshman continued
the chase for about ten minutes, when she again
tackled and stood to the eastward as before.
Now if this Englishman had wished to speak
us, or see who we were, he could easily have hove
to directly ahead of us, and should have steered
for him with pleasure. Never to nv knowledps
have refused courteous act towards my fellow
seamen But conduct like this is unworthy the
honorable service with which he is connected, and
ha dad
proper inquiry may be made into the affair by
those concerned, l here add description of the
brig.
Hermaphrodite, with square maintopsai; all
sail set forward except foretopsail; stay sail and
mantop gallant sail furled wndsail down; main
hatchway painted black; provided with quarter
boats and small stern boat. Also, so far as could
see, with brass pivot gun, but am not certain
Lat. 40 09\ south, Ion. $50 50>.
[Signedl j. W. NJ. MCDONALD.
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NAVAL

The following is a correct list of the officers of
the United States sloop Portsmouth, now awaiting
sailing orders at Portsmouth, n. H.: Captain, J.
Calhoun; Lieutenants, Robert p. Refill, Henry K
Stevens, Edward Parret, Horace n Crabb, lreyett
AbDot; Surgeon, DR.. Maxwell; Purser, John A.
Bates; First Lieutenant, John l.. Broome com
handing marines; Assistant Surgeon, J. f. Sample;
Sailing Master, r. f. Bradford Sail Maker, Saml.
Iatem; Gunner, w. II. Hamilton; Boatswain, Geo.
Dean; Carpenter, VIM. d. Toy; Captains Clerk.
Ed. Il. Winship. The Portsmouth was destined
Tor the coast of Africa, but her destination may be
changed for the Mediterranean, as our squadron in
that sea will undoubtedly be reinforced as it now
consists of two vessels, the Wabash and Macedonian
only, hardly sufficient to look after American in
terests, in that quarter.
The new United States steam sIoon.oEvar Ian
caster hauled out from the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Thursday afternoon, and Commodore Rudd raised
MS nag Tor the first time board of her The
crew, al told, numbering about $50 men, went on
board from the receiving ship Princeton
Orders have been received at Philadelnhia To fit
out the steam soop Wyoming as soon as possible:
also the irlgate Congress, that has been at the
mliauelPhia Navy \ ard for nearly year, will be
put In readiness for forthwith
faSsed Midshipman j. w. Harris has been or
dered as Master on board the Lancaster; 4, H.
Eastman to the Constellation; lie Roy Fitch to the
Z. Moseley to the Levant; G. w. BIodoeft 70
Wyoming. 'o w '"o
Lieutenant J. j. Almy has been detached from
'iN H.. IL
gram from the Water Witch. Lieut.. c. F. Thomas
has 81 been ordered to the Michigan.
The following engineers have been ordered to the
San Jacinto, now preparing for sea at the BROOKLYN
navy yard, destined for the African station:-
Chief Engineer, John Faron; First Assistant, H.
w. Spooner; Second Assistants, NJ Keopg and
J.. b. Houston; Third Assistants, H. c. Victor.
John Roop, b. Kavanaugh, and George W. Hall
A Correspondent of the New York Post writing
from Panama Bay, May l, says:
The Court OF Inquiry ordered to investigate the
charges against Commander Thornburn, of the ST.
Mary's, has been in session on board the United
States ship Vandaa through the past week, and
finished the business before it yesterday morning.
Although the result of the investigation is not pub
icly announced, there is no doubt entertained that
the report against Commander Thornburn has been
substantated by the evidence, and that in the opin
ion of the Court, further proceedings against him
are necessary. The flag officer of the squadron
will probably order him to transfer the command of
the ST. Mary's to some other officer, and proceed
to the United States by the earliest opportunity,
to await the further action of the Navy Depart
ment. Thus the late "Retirng Board" is confirmed
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From Santa Fe-Overland Mails Missing

ST. LOUIS, May l4.-The Santa Fe mails with
dates to the 25th ult reached Independence to-day
There is no news of Importance. The overland
mails on the Southern route were missing.
The advices from Pixies Peak are discourag giug,
but there were no falling off in emigration thither-
ward
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 14-Ashes.-The demand
is fair for Pots at $3.50. Pearls steady S575
Cofee-Ro is less animated as are every other des-
cripon at the moment, but prices firmly sustaiped
sales of so bags Cape at 10Ac and $50 do St. Domingo at
1OXc. cash.
Cotton-The market continues Ianguid and heavy and
accordingly reduce our quotations
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Fire ut Theresa Village NY

~, WATERrowN, n. Y, May 13.-A large fire at
Theresa village last night consumed Touring mill,
two saw mills, tub factory, foundry, three ma
Loss $50 1000. -
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RIVER DU LOUIE, Canada NAV Is, $50, p. M
Up to this hour we have no tidings here of the
steamer Nova Scotia from Liverpool for Quebec,
with dates to the 4th inst.
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The Churchman states that Bishop Potter. of the
diocese of (Eastern) New York, has confirmed ,O36
persons since the 4th of March, or in the space of
two months,
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Arrival of the Adelaide
NEW YORK, May l4.-The steamer Adelaide from
galway, via st. Johns, is announced below; her
news has already been published
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As usual in Eastern ports, at the present time.
tonnage is abundant and freights scarce and low
At hong hong more than one ship has lately been
since thecommsncement Of these hard times.
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ISIgntuI J. W. NJ. MCDONALD.
Master bark Gen. Stricke

special dispath to the Boston Journal says:
Commodore Lawrence Kearney has been de-
tached from his position Chairman of the Light
house Board, and Com. Shubrick ordered in his
stead.
'Com. kearney has been 50 years in the service.
His exterpation of piracy in the Grecian Archpela
go and in the West India Seas and his able service
in negotiating the China Treaty in 1912, have
tablished for him the highest naval reputation"
The Alexandria Gazette says: Our information
is that butfew of the fisheries this year, have even
paid expenses. The general impression is, that the
season is complete failure. There have been fewer
shad and herring caught even than last year. On
erations will cease at nearly all the landings this
week.
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'HAs. FORSTER, j

COAL
1,.rr FORSTER Il SLACK,
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
Hll' for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap
White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
tor family Cumberland Coal for urng and
mestic purposes UPPER YARD,-Howard rect opposite
n q
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SILVER PLATED GOODS,

SlLVER PLATED GOODS,
~
Tea Sets Spoons and Forks,
Liquor and Table Castors,
Fruit Baskets, Ladies',
Butter Plates, Pitchers, &c
~, Table Cutlery, fine Ivory and Common.
jspanled Toilet Sets,
Tea Trays, Walters,
49, Coal Hods, &c,
Atiowest rpices, at PAI2RS CHINA HALL,
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The alarm of fire at quarter past o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, was caused by the ignition of
basket of combustible matter placed under the roof
of a stable in Jasper street. between Ross and New
streets, owned by George Weigart The fire was
discovered by the neighbors and extinguished be-
fore the stable more than a little charred
lncendiarism undoubtedly the origin of the fire
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COAL!
KINDLING WOOD 4!

AA KISDLING WOODi
am now preparing on my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which / will sell
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city JOHN G NcCVIIOTGH ~
Oihce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets
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WOODll

NAV VVU.
w -. OAK AND PINE WOOD, without heing sa wed
anu pt toF sale at prices low be purchased
Light street or other wharves in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
OfNce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park ntta Stra
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[ From the 81 Losenh IMn ! Gn-ette unna

COLONEL LANDER's SURvEY.-The advance party
of Colonel Landers company for the farther prose
cution of the survey and construction of the gov
ernment road from the point reached last year. left
this city on last Friday to be followed within few
days by the Colonel himself and his whole force.
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We may soon look for the appearance of Mr..
Tennyson's four Arthurian idyls. Difficulties as
to the choice of publisher have retarded the pub
lcation.
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GOal.
L NOTlCE;-THE UNDERSIGNED,

EOAL NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNE
" " Agents for the sale of the BOSTON COAL COMPA.
N > GOAL, will carry A GENERAL COAL BCSI-
hSis, under the firm Of D. LONEY 4 co, the office
iay occupied by their former gent Mr. I R. Bassford
No. 81 SOUTH STREET HALL & iOSFY
baltimore, January lst, 1889 iatf
CoALl coI,
,o COAL!
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-e,2iO punds Su-
p6ror quality Of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL
Delivered free Of charge any part of the city, s.
per ton--22i pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
49, Coal and Wood Dealer.
Offce-N. W Pratt and Fremont streets
n. W corner Park and Fayette streets
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New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Bremen, with
2S7 passengers and one and half million of dol
lars in specie, sailed hence to-day at for Bre-
men.
The steamer Glasgow, for Glasgow, also sailed
about the same time, having 22S passengers.
SECOND DESPATCH
NEW York, May 1.-THE steamer Bremen took
but quarter of million, instead of one and half
million dollars
She met with serious accident in making her
departure. When off the battery she struck a
Bremen bark mdships, cutting her down nearly
to the waters edge, and had her bowsprit carried
away.
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ORDERS FOR THE
~ BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL,
VIII be received the Office of
MESSRS. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD,
..,s No. sc SECOND STREET,
until further notice
prepared receive orders for the various sizes
which will be promptly filed.
o.s CHARLES GILMOR,
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS

,or,r,,, u SATURDAY, May IA.
CoFFEE.-There has been quite an active movement
to-day in Coffee, and sales the extent of about 600
bags have been made The sales 600 bags good
fair Rio eX Ella Virginia. at IL cts, 1900 bags tar
do ex Banshee" at TX cts, 800 bags common and
musty do ex "Banshee' at 10I cts and 45O bags
medium Rio from store at II cts These sales reduce
the stock in first hands to about $500 bags bat
there ale some lots the market in second hands We
publish below the usual weekly report Messrs White
Elder Coffee brokers' and refer readers to it for
quotations.
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NOFFINS. COFFINS.
~ HAYS MORSE,
CARyERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS
No. IL CLAY ST., NEAR PARK
RAlTTN0RE

Having commenced the manufacture of COFFINS, they
offer to the trade, Wholesale and Retail complete assort
ment Of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS, made of
the best seasoned Materials and of the approved pat
ens These Cofins being made so as to be APART
offer great inducements the Country Trade they
shipped at small expense and to the city trade they will
occupy but small space and in of fire be saved
For sale low For terms, apply as above. o12ly
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COAL! COAL! COAL!!I
FDWARD A. ROBINS,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Office No Sun Iron Building.
Ralt