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The Cesstral Park Invest ig alton.
SECOND NEx1,NG OF THE coMMIssIoS-PEEsEST,
TION OF THE CHARGES.

Inc >ssSr~A s.urA insesti8athon.
SECOND Nzzr,NG or THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The seco,d meeting o the Board of Commissioners az
-, - =. r-o,.,.,o, oe ~ T.. /, -. -. -,
F" ~ " w s Ns''"'Ni' W ~
tgate the nrs OF the Central Park was held yesterday
afternoon 1t 81 Exchange place--thc chairman Mr. j.
NJ o, u,.,,,, nros,s,n
'NANN F-'' pe'
The minbses Of the previous meeting were read and
adopted r,e Secretary also read tho corrcspondcnoc
,h,ch ma 49,. ,s,vos, .h. r,oir,,, and tho Contra, ,,
" f ~ ~ N M ~ ~ ~ '
Commissioners wherein the latter expressed their ~dl
ingness to give every facility to aid tho investigation
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'A'rS NV" l''o VI INV '''h"'" "'N No''i''S'''"
ers presented specific charges against the Park Commits
siones, which were read Attained TO each charge were
the names of the witnesses The following is an enune
ration Of tke chargesi--
That the Commissioners have been guilty Of dcreicton
Of duty and ulpabe disregard OF the trusts imposed upon
them theSoy causing an unnecessary and extravagant
expenditure OF the public money
That they nave departed rom the original plan adopted
by them, wch was more preferable for many reasons
That they have caused much unnecessary work to be
done, such as bridges &C. and that much Of the
sary work not properly donemany Of the carriage
roads, the Promenade and other portions of the
ing been graded and regarded several times.
That the tunnel the transverse road Mt Seventy
street. cut six feet Of correct line and that wall
had to be taken down and rebuilt The walls also were
not provided xith water vents.
that they are flooded with water after all of rain
That the soil improperly prepared for the trees
and OF character deeterous to them The plants
pruning and management Of the trees and shrubs yer
also very badly Done.
That material for the Park has been purchased at extra
vagant prices.
That the Commissioners have retained persons in their
employ showing them 10 have been guilty Of gross
breaches Of discipline and trust.
That person in charge Of the blacksmths shop was
convicted Of permitting the material belonging to the
Park to be manufactured into knives hammers, &c. by
his employees, by whom these articles disposed OF TO
their own profit
That bookkeeper still retained in their employ who
kept porter house and public garden in the neghbor
hood which was the resort OF VIGOROUSLY bad characters
and where balls given TO which the foremen the
Park we're compelled TO subscribe on pain of dismissal
That the workmcn ON the Park were employed on out
side work not pertaining To the Park
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rance IL the districts above ei,rTcd Ia MTzvr and
Kansas, however the drought has been great
roasy nure the grass and grain crops while the fruit
growers said to have but gloomy prospect before
them
The latest report of the New Orleans exchange
market June i4) is 10 foiiows:-
Exchange Is still Q, ngy langnd, and the
'nt cannot be CONSIDERED better than nominal either
lorein or domestic. Offerings of all classes of bills
St diminishing, and the demand is If anything, further
restricted at Yesterdays quotations which repeat
Bill OF lading drafts, 81, a o per cent premium Francs
Dr. ~ a ST. l3A per dollar. Sixty day bills Sc Ia1A
per cent discount. Sight, Il q per premium.
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l51,l62
Decrease
Increase 49,.
Ns,671
s24e72

This statement Is pretty much what was expect
ed Many persons looked for an increase in the
loan column, consequent upon the extra induce.
ment TO engage In new enterprises, thereby In
creasing their wants for accommodation, which the
banks are offering to their customers in the shape
d cheap discounts. So far however, these views
have not been borne out by the result. The amount
OF specie actually held by the banks THIS morning
was something under twenty two and millions,
the shipments Of Saturday not being counted in the
average Of last week. The next European steamer
from this port Is the Africa for Liverpool on We'd
nesday morning. The exchange market opens
quietly at the closing rates Of last week. In money
there Ia no change.
The European advices 70 the Tth instant, re-
ceived by the Bohemian, are more favorable for
our Western roads. The weather had been very
wet and unfavorsble for the crops in England, and
breadstuffs had advanced In consequence. Tho
Paris -four market was also Hrmer. Cotton closed
with downward tendency. The London money
market continued easy, and consols rose on the
afternoon Of the III inst. 70 est. Sales Of Illinois
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Central shares We're reported at57 80, and Of the
construction bonds at s2l- There had also been
transactions in Erie shares at 1913, in New York
Centrsis at ~ "a, and in New York Central bonds
at S3}- The Paris Bourse had been animated, and
the rcntes per cent higher, but they feA off again
on the SIN 20 69f s5c.
The transactions Of the day on the Stock Ex-
change have been moderate. The weakness no
ticcd at the close of business on Saturday was
continued throughout the first session to-day, and
lower points were touched for almost every stock.
AT the second board there was a reaction from the
low prices of the morning. but the market was
irregular at the close. The largest fuctua-
tons OF the day were in Michigan Central, which
dropped to 4G4 at first board, under moderate
sales, chiefly for cash. 1t rallied, however, in
the afternoon, closing at 472 bid against 40 at
the close on Saturday. We hear of nothing
new in relation to this stock beyond the difficulty
with the Detroit and Milwaukee road. New York
Central was comparatively steady, yielding only
per cent. Michigan Southern guaranteed and Har
lem preferred were also well supported, the forme
touching % and the latter $50. They were both Of
ferred at these figures, however, at the close. Ga
lena was fairly active, declining at first board TO
cog, but rallyng later in the day to 603 bid The
falling of from last year on the second weeks traf
fc in June is S. ,667 Rock Island declined to 67s,
but was higher in the afternoon, closing at 6s bid
against 6s3 bid at the close on Saturday. The bust
ness in Illinois Central was small and the price de-
clined only 0, which was fully recovered at second
board. The earnings for the second week in June
show increase of $l3 1882 over those for the
responding week last year. Toledo was also mac
tive at decline of 1. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy is l. 1 per cent lower, Hudson River !, and
Panama and Pacific Mail per cent each.
State stocks and railroad bonds were in fair de-
mand. Tennessees were steady at 92I; Mssouris
declined !, selling at sl3 Sig; Delaware and
Lackawanna second mortgages advanced TO l0la,
and Chicago and Northwestern firsts TO IS.
There was an Improvement in prices at the second
board, but the market irregular at the close.
The following are the closing quotations. Virginia
6s, s32 "a; Missouri 6's, s4a &; Canton Company,
got I; Cumberland Coal, 12s l3I; Pacific Mail,
$50 SO; New York Central, SIT Z; Erie, ia {;
Hudson River, Al a Z; Harlem, II IL; do. prefer
ed, 373 Ss3; Reading, 403 a {; Michigan Central,
AZ !; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
l3l q; do. guaranteed, 262 81; Panama, 1919 a |
1872; Illinois Central, 6lA 4; Galena and Chicago,
COZ 81; Cleveland and Toledo, 29t a I; Chicago |
and Rock Island, SO 6s; Chicago, Burlington and |
Quincy, sol Z; Illinois Central, rs 81 a OH.
The business Of the day at the Sub Treasury was
nc fotfove,
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The West Washington Market Contro-
versys

CONTROLLER HAwS REFUSES TO GIVE EVIDENCE BE
FORE THE REFEREE UNLESS IN PRESENCE OF HIS
COUNSEL.
Yesterday, Comptroller Haws, accompanied by his
COUNSEL Hon. John McKeon and Mr.. Gerry, from Mr. Cur
tbs Noyes Office attended the referees in obedience TO
subpoena.
Mr. Robinson Referee, read the minutes taken at the
last examination, at which Mayor Temann refused to
answer questions unless his counsel admitted TO the
examination
Judge Edmonds counsel for Messrs. Taylor and Bren-
man, the plaintiffs inquired II that Mr.. Haws reply
also.
Mr. Haws replied in the Affirmative.
Judge monds then ntimated that as soon as he wonld
get through with come other witnesses he would notify
Mr. Haws when to appear.
Mr. Richard Brstoeds late Corporation Counsel, exam
nation then resumed.
1t Is expecssd that tho matter will come up IN the Sill
preme Court to-day ia the Of application for an
attachment against Mayor Tcmann and Mr. Haws Tor re-
fusipC TO testify the reference.
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williamsburg City News.

CONSIDERATION or JEwrsH sYyAGoc E--Thc building on
the corner Of South First and Eighth streets Eastern Dis
trct, lately purchased by the Congregation Beth Eohim
was consecaed yesterday afternoon by the usual and APP
propraie exercises The conservation was preach
ed In English by Rev Dr. Raphall lecture was deliver.
ed IN German by Rev Gotthod prayers and songs by
Rev. l.. Steinberg and Rev Julius = Kramer. number
Of other distinguished Hebrew dvincs present and
took part in the services OF the day Each service was
largely attended and great interest the exercises
manifested by those present
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a. 80 np ~ was nlher VIII Scs on W ~ Dbl.
- 20 ~ LOT ~ ing wnea cfua and 70 20 ~ %
~. ossr r,sSs ssmss I ,,s. 1. requcss AMI
sh...s ~ a,'eI, snie enus o,nnas were w.
his rL~rs ~,,hsr he ranss =, no 49,, ho
Wbea, xas fsvorabv ina,,neca he The sore,.,f 800 a.,
The market was oyn,cr than a, The c,osc an ,r, 49,
In good request for sxport The sales fooeJ an ,,
20 oo0 bushels nc,ding .h,,e I,an. =. a. 40 ~ =, wv
u "a Tor Chicago and Racine sprns Corn wss IN - s
domestic and EXPORT demand with sales OF abe,, 90 ON,
bushels Including unsourd mixed et co. enc a,,nJ
do &C a 6Sc round yellow co. 7os and ,,,,,. We,
ern do. at roc Rye was nominal AT Sc a "a harley
and barley mali were oujef oats were Arm ana oler
bly, active with sales Of East Canada AT sslc 40 O.
NADIA West at ale 42c and state a, I2c at2l.c
Coyyxb-Tbc market was qu ct but arm while tho vscr
was quite light sales OF 100 ma Java was made M fssr
The stock comprised 400 bags Rio IA o2T m,ts Law,
and 400 bags do stock exclusive Java about s 90
packages.
CorTox--Thc market continued TO wear tame and In
active aspect ON saturday afternoon about ZOO bales
were sold on transit r. y & The trans.rt,ons to-day
were confined 70 ab.rt 400 100 bales cl~ing Al sl.,
lie for midil,ng uri,rss
Fnrlcrrs-Fatcs ..crc rrncr aud especially 10 Liver
pool for which port about 40 90 bushels wheat were en-
gagged, ncludre small lot IN bulk al I'D and u,s re-
mandcr. IL Ships bags at Sd and about 600 bbs
-four a, D. 900 bills rosin at Ia Cd is ioi,d; DO
hrkirs butter by steamer sos 1000 boxes cheese do
at Jos tors way by sailing vessel at 2ss: 10 csls
shoulders nj 22s Cd, with 20 bhds tallow 1T 2os n,
London, Is half tierccs tobacco o. 81 800 bbs
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

JrSx fs-is ne koaer Of ne Ausoef Sfarcr Josephine :
Mr. pcnohuc, on the part Of Mr. Jcssup, the owner APP
Piled TO discharge the vessel giving the usual bonds
The motion was opposed by Mr. Dwight, and amer scmc
Discussion the Court stated that on fling bonds which
proved 10 be satisfactory 10 himself and the District AZ
twpey he would discharge the vessel He would look
into The bonds and give decision In . few days.
TIE SAip Eb1mowA 7his vessel vvne ltseiIed on ID,
part Of NE United ssates and the master and
hcld 70 bail sDr examassicn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


MoSpAy, June ls-6P. NJ.
The bank statement for the week ending Satur-
day last compares az follows with that of the pre-
yious week.
weet endine Looms. ypseis. orca'n Dsposss:
June O.. 1925 $31 pe3 - 5s1 800 9ts 30 COZ os3
June To- 125 300 ee1 "a ITO $50 1923 7s6 81 S3s Ga
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,crcase.. s,eoe 1,l7oyooo ass 500 Dec.

Reducing the wheat 70 -four. the excess in the re-
ceips Of ls6o Is equal to aso 800 barrels Of -four.
The following is an extract from the Official re-
port Of the Bank OF Tennessee and branches, which
are owned by the State:-
To State bondholdcrs per cents due 1893 81 100000
Improvements and Education fands... 2,6780es
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tween Raritan Bay and Long Branch, New Jersey,
goes into operation to-day.
We learn that the Clark county tOhio) Common
Pleas Court has placed the Springfield, Mount
Vernon and Pittsburg Railroad In the hands of
receiver. Mr.. J. R. Stranghan, the person fixed
upon, has fled the necessary security and entered
upon his duties.
The receipts at tide water Of -four, wheat,
corn and barley, for the second week in June 1850
and 1853, have been as follows
Flour, si. What, bus. Corn, hs. barley, bau
1sSo........21 800 463 900 4A4oo
1862. 500 10 200 Al 800 1000
Increase. 1000 $4,000 so3 100 Dec. 1000
The aggregate Of the receipts Of the above arti-
cles so Ear for the years 1880 and 1859 have
beeDs-
,s. F.ssy - ysss, - ss' c%. sss Barley s be;
1850. ..... .l1l,loo 2seooo Ss2soo lIs,4o0
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NJ, they invite it. The have rocked them
selves into the belief that the povern-
ment must be dissolved. They want
to meet the imagined necessity ut once;
they want to dissolve the Onion imnedi-
atety, TO prccipitute the people into it,
The people are not SO far-seeiny as they
are. The leaders anticinate overt acts on
the part of the republicans, and wan; now
to effect revolution in tue cotton states.
and establish Il new government. These
sentiments peryade the South, and mike
up the body anu soul OF the party, which
has nominated our sfeliow-citizen Mr,
Beeckiuridge, as its candidate for the
Presidency. Is there no danger that
by electiHg him you would give new
energy to that destructive impulse, and
new power tothis disupion sentiment. and
/, to the, cause of diSunion? 3Tr. Brecktn-
ridge himself follows in TIE lead. He is
part and parcel of the greut party. Yun see
this BY his nomination and ucceptunce of
it, and cam hence fOresee with clenrness
the disasters that would follow his suc-
cess. Possibly it may he the policy of
those WHO nominated him to unite old
Kentucky TO this new voufedcracy. Old
Kentucky is quite an important State in
this CHion. [Appl"use.1 She is in the
heart of it--shc is the heart of it, TIm-
mcnse enthusiasm. To obthin her con-
, currence is of the greatest possible conse-
queuce to those who fancy that they can
make republic in the South more glorious
and more prosperous than the great republic
of which we now form part Such have
been their plans for q long time Ken
tucky aud Tennessee, which old General
| Gaines called the two military States of
the Union, have lain in the way of that
sort of trenchcry to the Union. TLonr and
! loud applause. They are two Slates not
easily overcome, and though | would not
wish TO diminish the honor of Mr. Breckin-
ridge nomination. as he himself conccives
it, yet ] imagine there are thousands in the
South who would go for Mr. Brcckdridge
mainly i'll the hope that it might by the
means Of nnnexing Kentucky rs sort of
, frontier province to this Southern Republic
of cotton States that is to lie made. EGhcers
and laughter. II they can bring about
tllrt union, if they can bring over old
Kentucky and make her nm ally of their
scheme, for the dismcmbermrut of this
coutederncv and the erection of 81 srpar-
ate republic. it would be II matter of worry
! Little consequence whether Mr. Brrckin-
ridge was elected or not. TCoutinuel
cheering. They would rather have Ken
tuc&y tor their ally than MIR. Breckenridge
for their President. Increased AZ, clause
I There is no di>aniOnISt in the South who
would not make that choice | n,n II
Union man, aul particularly jealous of
everything that threatens the existence of
the Union
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- f3lJe9.
A3 Yearly Advertising on reasonabl terl,,s accor-
made. " N'''Ns VI -'''iih"'
All from transient persons or strsnE
prescribed hy law. - e''N -"''"
eslne'o M Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
VI % 90 or slX fh"nths but for sh"rter period nothing
will BIC counted lesa than square
1he privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
1 t2e advertisers own Immediate business: and all
hHTGrtfelnents for the benefit of other persons AZ
Wen as all legal advertisements and advertisements
o' anctton saeS al real "stte sent in by them must
be paid for At the usual rates N'
E1~A Advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly. N''''' HsU
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in nll
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, aud announcements
of Sermons. so cents each u"vII.,So
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

J"s' I"dt'shcd, IN e Ssa!ed Erps'aYt
A ALECTCRE on THE NATTRE. .TEF n N KNT.INn
RADICAL CURE OF SPkKNisHTsJRHlIuEA,1r 1r S%l1-
ilml Weakness. Sexual Debility. Nervousness aud
Involuntary Eniissinns prtAiGciMS lrrotenSE, Coa-
sumption and McnlHl and Physical IVbI itJ.
by ROB. J. CuLVEEWELL, 81. D.,
The important fact that the awful Consequences Of
scsEabuse may be eiECctua(iY removed without plsx
ma ncdcincs or the dangerous applications Of c.uS-
tc5 instruments n.elic,std bougieS and other esr1-
ptrca deViseS S here Clearly dcInouAt aud the
entirely new and highly successful Treatment. as
adopted by the celebrated authrr fuzzy expaiuod, by
means Of which every is enabled to himself
per!eety, aud 1T tile leas, possible cost, thereby
avoiding all TIE advertised uostrums Of the day. Tha
LGctHrr will prove boon 10 Thousands and thOnBans
Sent under seal any a,ldre4 a. R,o{t raid ON tbs
receipt Of two postags stamps, by addressing Dr.
CliAS. }. Q. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, NcSE York,
F0st B0x 1856. ivl1
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bog leave to state to the public that on tho 10Th
day Of July 1A0n mght D. II. Lay's Ontire inter
ho conductc'i hereafter under the firm name of
Mcdonald & D:sr and would respectfully ask lIbe.-
al! share of public patronage All stock ntrl,sted
HSith US will nrct With the careful attention
Iy3G-3n SMITH NcDONALD
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN J. CRIT
TIE nj DEN

Mr.. Crittcnien addressed his fellow cit
izems in Louisville, on the evening of Au-
gust q His speech, which was quite long,
refers to the exigcncics which have called
forth the Constitutional party, and ron-
t"i"s the highest enconiums on the prin
cir!es AMI candidatcs of the party. lie
takes " survey of the positions of the three
great parties, and forecasts the probable
results which would attend the success OF
either of them. He deuounccs dizuaion
severely. while charging Breckenridge with
heading schemes for dissolution of tn e
confeder"cy. We extract some of the
most s"iicnt parts of the address:
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GEc. ". JOHNSON. W. D. JOHNSON
G. w. JOHNSON & SON,
Ei"n"f"cturer" OF Copper, Tin and

Sheet Iron Ware.
EAFING ANAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
! / improved facilities, better prepared now
than ever to fill all orders for any article or work in
tho above line of business. Tnlies and Conductors
nlaie to order. Steamboat work done in q sub4taU-
tiAl and w1rkmaniie manner. We arc now payin:.
particular attention this branch of the trade and
C!n guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers Wa offer INDUCEMENTS that
cannot be found elsewhere Our stock OF Ware Is
complete and the assortment is full at all times e
kecpn stock of the latest and approved patterns
of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand AT ill times.
G. ". JOHNSON son.
40. lT9 Market Square,
Jy2-0&Hu Wheeling, Va.
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TERMS OF ADyERTIsTNc-

TWELVE SOLID LINES oy NoxpARI11 ION ONE ,Scul on
LESS. MA@E a SQUARE.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
FI'IIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between D. H. Lady and :. T. Baer has this day
bean dissolved. Either partnar of the late firm arc
authorised to make settlement. The of all
these indebted tn tbs old firm will be found at the
OfIlcc Of the new firm.
D. Il. Lady. in retiring wishes to express his sim
ccrs thanks to his customers for their very liberal
patronage extended to him and would cordially re-
commend his succOss"T to their favor.
WhRelinS. July llth, 1850.
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Hats and CapsI

Hats and Caps!
7 AM NOW RECEIVING AND DMANfFAC TURING
largo anil desiFah of Hats and Cars
consisting of Mems. Youths and Boys Hats and CAPS
all cf the latest fashion. Also.
STRAW G GlODS.-LEGIIORN, PANAMA PALM
LEAF HATS-A large and general assortment of the
above goods will be sold ct the very lowcst prices
W6oLtsAIS BUYERS are invited to call ami examine
the bats and priceo het-re buying elsewhere.
$. AVERY,
apo l46 Main St. Wheeling Va
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! WHEEIING. Va. SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, ls0o

from Mr.. Lincolu's election tha, the i'm.
pulse which the unti-slavery feeling would.
receive 1thereFrom would 20 further than
It has yet gone, aud create still greater
dangers to the peace and security Of the
south. This pervading apprehcnsionwould
necessarily make his ciee1lon = greu, ca
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TOT PRESSED NUTS.-s.OOo ibslLo t
IA Pressed Nuts, toe 5-l6. Y, II 3A 81 aud 4
Ieb boIts AMI washers 70 suit on hand ard for sale
by TJel5l =. C. H1LDRETH y Bftn
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JAS AAAwELL T.J. cANPDELL. GEO. a. TINoIE.
MAXWELL, CANIPBELL&T TINGLE.
Wholesale Grocers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

y o. !" o 4A"1l1 9tsI " hoeILnE1 Va.
HAVE NOW IN STORE
ESQ hLls. Prime n. o. Afolasses
l25 hiG LblG do
220 hhds. fully Eair to prime H. o. Sugar
Is bhis. Cr.. Gr"nnlnted. POw'h aud tOfoo Suzats
IS q Hr1luc'S Golden Syrup.
26 Z" New York do
$40 bAgs good fair to prime Rio CoiyeR
So pockets Java Coffee.
- boXes NATL Ii. h lump Tobacco
q do various standard brands Cd TobaetS
10 cases "HuntGrS' Ia DE-
10 do ',Dou Quixote' ia d
e5 hlf. ch. 7. II and Il T. Tea
IS do Ooloug md Pouchong Tea.
loo bbls No. ) Med and Lg Mackarel.
50 a. Tar, large size.
is tierccs Rice.
Pepper pimentO, Nutrnegs, Cloves, CssI
Mustard Ginger, Indigo Bi-C arb Soda,
SalalRtus, Soap, Candles, Wash.bcsris BA kett,
Tubs BroomH, Nails and all otneT srtL les en-.
braced in the Grocery limo. nlh2