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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-14

DRY GOODS! DRY G0ODSg
PECK &
SUCCESSORS TO
PECK. BURWELL & co.
Are now receiving their Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods!
ITO which they invite the attention Of
l. buyers. Dealing in Dry Goods almost excIu-
stvely, We are enabled to offer inducements and show
greater varieties than any ether store in the county.
Our stock Of Dress Goods, Cloths. CassiRsres. &c.
&c-,is larger than ever before. which we viii sen
cheap as the cheapest. All We ask is for you to call
rem, o. " VAT
GLOAKING CLoTHS!-Ar cOlors
- AID qualities can be found at the Warren Dry
doods store. PECK & BROTHER.
SILKS! SILKSl-Plain Black, Fig'd
~ Black. Black Brscade, CoIorsd Broeadey. Bya.
deres: Plaids, Stripes, &e..a great variety II styles,
from hi'y seLts to two dollars per yard
PECK & BROTHER
MERINOES.-The handsomest stock
w Of Printed Merinoes ever brought to Warren,
also, Plain in all eolors. Warren Dry Goods Store.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
Il A splendid stock Of saVeIIa Cloths, GIace Pop
Inns, Valeneiss,~ Columbians, FloTenlines, &c, &c.
PECK & BROTHER.
DELAlNES DELAINES! DE
- lanes for one sh~iIling-for fourteen cents-six.
teen eents-eighteen consistently eents-and TWEEN
TsesEts-the biggest pile ever seen in this place, can
be found atthe Warren Dry Goods Store.
NASHMERES, PLAIN and PRINT
~ ED C0BURGs. PARIS REPS. Printed and Plain
Wool DeLaines. Figured and PLATA Alpaccas. Mourn
ing DeLalnes, ETC., etc. PECK & RoTHER
CLOTHSI Fine French
~ Black Cloth also, Brown. Blue and Green.
Warren Dry Goods Store.
HASSIMERES. BLACK DOESKINS
~ satinets. Tweeds, Jeans, yestings, &c for men
and boys wear. PECK & R0THER
DROCHEA SHAWLS WOOL
- sHALws, single and double. from ore dollar
to ten, also, RURS, an eatirely new stock
PECK & BROTHER.
NMOOL HOODSI-Zephyr, Opera
w and Skating Hoods. also, Zephyr Wsrsteds
Ladies' Skating Gaiters. Nubias. &c &c.
Warren Dry Goods Store
IN The line of DOMESTIC GOODS
Il We are stocked up complete, embracing cases Of
Prints at all ~prices-Bleached and Brown Muslins
Dry Goods Store il you wish to get goods cheap-i
you wish to get the highest market price for your pro
duee-if you wish to 20 home satisfied with your bar
gSins. and do both US and yourselves good.
No. 9, Van Gorder's Block. Market Street, Warren
Ohio. PECK & BROTHER.
IOet Il, col
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Grafenberg Family Medicines.
nor Sale bY accents throughOut the
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTroRD. TrumbulI CO., o., March :, -.
I hereby certify that l have basn dealing In the
0rRfcnberg Medicines for the past year. and can
truly say that they have met with the decided appro-
baton Of the people Of this place. particularly the
Pills and Catholicon. They will readily perform all
and more than IS promised for them I have sold a.
beat fifty bottles OF the Catholieon the past season,
and l hear the best res ults in everg case.
J. II. {. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bssh2sll says Of the Grefenberg
Medicines. Dr. b. is a physician of extensive prac-
tice, and ono Of the most successful in the county
(TrumbuID in which he resides:
HARTFoRD, Trumbull Co.. O., March :, 81
This certihes that l have uesd the Grefenberg
Pills and Marshal's CathoIicon, sold here, by J. II.
C. Johnson. in py practice, to ny entire ~s1tisfac-
ton. They are good medicines.
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VS. SOOTHING
COnfeetion for Worms,
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
CONSERVATIVES q.

An equal and normal circulation OF the blood n
nealth An abnormal, thatis TO say an excessive or
deficient circulation or sta nation Of the blood is dis
ease. To llustrate-torpidity Of the Liver is caused
by stagnation of the blood in that organ; diseases Of
TIE K,dn Us Inflammation of the Lungs, Disease %
the Heart, &c. by the same cause, viz: Improper Cir
culatiOn; and from the same cause spring all minor
forms of disease To discover a certain cure then,
for these diseases, the first great enquiry necessary
is, What causes the blood to circulate
Fer centuries it h as been a matter Of much udy
among scientific and medical men; and while any
experiments have been made and much labor ex end
ed upon the enquiry, it has been lefs to this century
among its other wonderful increase in knowledge, to
make this grand discovery, also
Acknowledging that life is the gift OF the Creator.
and that in Him We live and move and have cur be-
ing" we still venture the remark, that as the planets
move in their spheres and all vegetable life is gov
ernsd by certain absolute laws, so animal life is
traceable to a fixed cause, which remove or destroy,
and death. the certain effect, follows.
Analysis Of the red cOrpuseles OF the blood show
them to. be compounds Of iToR, sulphur and Phospho-
The air we breathe. we know to contain a very large
proportion OF oxygen
oxygen brought in contact with a metal, evolves or
emits electricity
Electricity brought in contact with a muscular fbsr,
causes il to contract.
These facts being fAdisputahle, we have row the So
htion as to the motor or motive power Of the heart
The oxygen in the air we breathe coming in contact
with the iron in the red corpuscles Of the blood enits
| electricity. which coming in contact With the heart
causes it to contract. and hence-the power which sx-
peis the blood and sends 1t tfhgling through the re-
I hottest arteries. What then. are the causes Of Con-
sumption, DrOpsy, Pa sy, Paralysis, St. Wins Dance,
Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Fever and Ague, &c.!-a def
cheney of the red eorprseles containing the iron' sal.
! phur and phssphorous, which causes a deficiency OF
-electrici v, and consequently an abnormal eirculs-
/ ton. The blood becomes watery, colds and bronchi-
al complaints AID Prostration ensue-the sufferer be,
/ comes nervous, and subject to rheumatic pains AZ Z
neutrality-suspicious. of the liver and kidneys set
] in, in short, almost every type Of disease but vftulent
feVers may b. traced to this deficiency in ths 6lo0d,
Of the corpuseles or red ~globulss-
Old age causes deficiency OF eorpuseles, and while
we do not pretend to say tha- We have discovered the
.eIixir vitae, We dc say that life can be materially
prolonged by the use Of the
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

q BsuepoIsnt Enstitution established By special En-
d,pment, for the relief Of the Sick and DiStTssssd
aRietsd rith YirHIeHt and Epidemic Dis sasss, and
sSBeeiaIIg for the Cure Of Diseases Of he SsrHat
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
wi by the Acting Surgeon, to al who sTPy BY let
ter, with a description of their eondihon,la ;e,oeea-
patton. habits Of life, &C. and in cases OF extrsms
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of ehargs
EPORr on SPernatorrhoea; and
other Diseases Of the Sexual organs anu on
RFNFDTES EMPLOYED il the Dispensary. sent to the
/ aHieted in sealed letter envelopes. free OF eharEe--
Two or three Stamps for postage will be aeeePtaole.
Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, AStinS
S1rgeon- Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Strset- philadelphia, Pa By order ofthe Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Premier At
GEO. FkIRCHILD, Sseretaryt
Nov. I6. ls59--ly
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J.. T. HOYT & CO

As liz IL
Warren, Trumbull Co., announce
' ' the arrival at their new Store rooms-sld
stand ttDeHty-seveH yearS)-of unique and general
seieetion OF we'll known and established qualities of
ieaai ng and desirable goods, embracing in extent and
,t1eIY an assortment which in its completeness Is
seidom displayed in the Salesroom sf ordinary estab-
usAments-eombinins alike the Ornamental and use
Iui-the heavy and substantial fabrics as also the ries
ana delicate ~Eeavings for social and party wear.
HOYT & co. Commend to ice at
tention Of ladies their dress goods-in-
elusive of Figured Merinos, varioas and
tasty in patterns, plain Merinos, as al
so the late rich fabrics of Embroidered
Merinos, choice selections of Delaines,
Plaids, Cashmeres, DC.
HOYT & Co at their River Store make a speciality
Of Smiths needles, keeping all The sizes, makes and
asserting
HOY & Co. keep Brooks white and eolored
threads, good for Machine use.
H0YT & Co. at their River Store have desirabls
styles Of BalmOrai skirts.
HOYT & Co. have several patterns Of Reps.
HOYT & Co. have Shawls of the la
test styles SHAWLS -SHAWLS-
SHAWLS--SHAWLS- SHAWLS-
VELVET TRIMMINGS-VELVET
ITRIMMINGS-VELVET TRIMMINGS
VELVET TRIMMINGS-PLUMES
UN-
ION GAUNTLETS-LADIES' COL
ORFD SILK GAUNTLETS-HOYT
& Co. make a speciality of the Glove
and Hosiery trade-remember and go
to Hoyt d Co. for Gloves, Hosiery.
Thread, Silk, Needles, Flannels, &c.
WE have made arrangements where
w by parties DESTROYS Of getting up a good al
vertiSement can await themselves OF ackn oEledged
ability in that line. by an advance Of 20 per cent on
the regular advertising price business men by motto
ing that Of HOyt & Co. in this issue can see the I'D
vantage Of such a coarse. and it also shows that the
,ule will work both ways, for here Hoyt & Co. by in.
creased sales make money, and ladies' as others who
want to buy desirable goods low for cash see at a
glance where to go. 1t is htting and proper that such
should be the ease for here the HOyts have been to a
great deal Of pains to secure a choice selection Of
goods, latest styles, establis ssdr ualittes, also exten'
ded varieties, to secure such q result one Of the Par
ties, Mr.. Z. Z. Hoyt, has spent some three weeks look
ing through the e. tire New York and Philadelphia
markets-Andn now having secured the goods, they want
! to sell them, to do so folks must know where to go q
find them, hence an advertisement benefits the Mer'
yet get the latest styles. dec. II, CO.,
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ADY,s GUIDE TO PERFECT

IL BEAUTY-Being complete analysis and class
i6eation, of the elements, nature, standard causes,
buatmy. defects and effects of beauty in woman, Just
PUBLISHED and rec'da ADAMS BooksToRk-
IS pric0.2j.
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MUSICAL.

pleasant morning concert was given by Miss Emma
Rowcroft on Tuesday at DodwOrtl's RoOma. Size was
ably assisted by Mis- Annie Kemp, Messrs ApIcmmas
Mills, SAar, Crozer, Thomas, Timm, Miss Rewerol!
displayed lie good points of her voice and style IN adj
vantage in the air from Mendefsahns " EiIah -
Hear ye Israeli She has remarkable purity Of lone
and neaness OF execution, particularly in tie upper
notes of her register. Mr.. Aptommas made decided
impression by his splendid execution # two harp solos
ard answered tue encore with the nrcacies Of varied
Sweet Home"
These morning concerts are becoming fashionable,
apparently and the power 81 the artist wii soon DC
nea, ured rather by the length Of the carriage hne 81
the door of tie than by the plumber OF the
bouquets the severity of the applause within. Inc
ladies flock to the manefs, though they shu express
preference for BE evening entertainments in music.
The few who stray in 10 occ'atorsseeu oppressed
with IN oyerpowering VI their own notlngness
quite unknown by daylight in Wall street, or by gas
light in Avenue Five. Men ar nevertheless uee.
full mails IN tie concert room; they make the note
of hands which signifies praise, piece Of duty coue
spending 70 that Of paying the bills in ordinary lie.
Arrisf say that they would rather have an audience
of ten than of twenty women and they arc moved
To hint that Woman in tue matinee is uDsympathetic
cold undemOnslrative IL lie only fair say that these
criticisms come most earnestly from female artists, who
should know their ow Sex its propensites aud pecu
lariiles. Netberhetss The morning concert s good
for the treasury Of the musician, and furnishes an ex
ceen, opportunity to display and examine The be-
wildering costumes into which the feminine world
| blossoms with the returning Spring.
Mr.. satter proposes to give lie third matinee al
Dodwmtb's, on Friday, at O'Clock after noon. Hi'
programme consists of four numbers, as follows: Hen
delssohns Scotch s, mpbony, for Piano-Forse three
| menu.ttos, from Sonstas Of Haydn, beethoven, Mo-
zat; "The Bellies Of New-York" Concert Walt1ee, by
Satter; Falta, 10 on La 7rdciatG.
This evening, at the Academy Of Music, Mr. Bris
tow's Oratoro, Praise to God" will be perforIn.C
for the benefit of the Graham Olo Ladies Home. Mr.
B,istow will have the assistance Of Mrs BraiDerd
Mrs. Jameson, Mr.. Hsselwood, Mr.. Thomas, The
Chorus of the N. Y. Harmonic Society, and fhl
orchestra. The concert will commence at Soeoek
the doors being open. d at O'Clock.
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To,.l....O4 2Is <1 Ell 5s 22s 500

ULSTER CousTY.-DenDipg Daniel GIstt; Eco
pus Abram Sleght; Gardner, Abner HaSbronck;
Hurley, John +. MrPheroD; Lloyd, Luther mik'
low; New Paltz Jacob Leievrr; Olive, Albert North;
Pl.ttekil Thaddens Halt; Rosendae, George 5. cou'
taut; Ssugerirs Thomas ). Dawes; Warwaring,
John Lyon: WoodstO,k, William Johpsol Republic
a Q. II. Kingston, Edgar Hoffman; Marlborough,
William b. Person; Ms,tlrtown, George Il. Chsn'
ber.; Rochester, Jacob II. Wetbrook Shandasen,
Davis Winnie; Swawargunk, c. A. j. Hartenbergh
Democrats, &. Hardeuberg, Marcus a. Marks
Union, |.
To hs EDITOR At TA ~ Y Triba.e
SIR: The town ele, iUrs ED in this county iast
Tuesday rrsGlred as flloss Republican Supervisors,
9; oil Others, =. Lnt year: Republican,, u al
Others 10. Republir.n gaia, .. This kind Of "baek-
ing down" could doubtless be inflated With adyantat
hv m.n hyh 10 oiiitl stations; shd thee examples
should warn item to beware bow they thwsTt the ex.
pressed will OF the people, ftter away the fruits OF
a vii tory. Won OILY after years oi struggle. What
little feeling in favor Of coupronl'e there might have
been among Repu rans in this IN rudtly Dis
PEELED by the erent attempted assassination Of our able
representative the Hon. &. II. Van Wyck, and the
feeling is now unaI mons in favor If tie Consultation
as II IS. The couJse If The TRIBUNE III regard 70
cnmpr, II ise il heartily Commended, and receives the
heartfelt gratitude Of Republicans fm iis earnest et'
foris rn preserve tie integrity 81 tie party.
BiOOmingIgrgh. SIhrSa IO.Hiy, y, M"ehll, 1851.
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they we're worth for old silver. The men OF the shop
weighed hem and raid seven eight dollars. They
were really worth however, only between 81 and -.
Mr.. Hartley, Manager Of The ASSOCIATE N iortIe
Poor sid ,ho pawnbroker was the poor mans banker,
and the poor should be protected in hs lights as
well as The merchant and capitalist. lie be iev,d u
Pawper's Bark, s0ch proposed, would be one OF me
eatett Jtuefa0ious that could be conferred IN Inc
poor. no
MIR. NJ. Is. FIELD thought II would be well Tor the
meeting to take action looking TO cooperation WIN
what lad been already done.
Mr.. Jos. b. COLLINS thought there was room ior
several If these institution.
Gen +. T. MATTER believed that by starring an.
other bill in the Lee isL,ture at this late day, both
nj hit GIT de'eated. o..
The res lution was adopted. The Committee con-
,;ts of Messrs D. +. Iieuann, NJ Is. Field, l. Smith
| III, mans, Il. s. Mailer, and u. Il. Winthrop. Ad'
iourned.
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Tu,nrrEsrH Ass1ABLY DISTRICT REPuDLicAh%-
A, a meeting Of the Thirteenth Assembly idstriet
Twenty second Ward Republican Club EoH IN Mon
tay evening, the 18th inst, at Washington Hail. EiSnh
syerue, the following revolutions were adopted;
g..sed Thai we the members Of this Club, eordy ccT
me Inaug iis Address OF Pre.Sent Abrbham i Of
49, npRht and inpsria document and aJ en- ~ y,
n, .. niisents Of the gr,ai political party VINO e''''
u, ., nl,,l position ~hich lie oeeGIt> "a
Re,oesd That thanks Of THE Clso nIT. in rsieo h.
e Een Horace Greeley for the honoran" inSnuei ~ H. o
sSvo.A,ed IN, great principles oftle kepnDhcan tt
S,..nrvas and Tor his firm sdhereUce 10 lirp ~
a. .nrsh.m Iu,op 40 PrYEdent Of h' e C'eu 'nts
S.,h., M IN IN, leading patriots # tn na'h xV"Iu
a bnns,x ana hriuness, this u Ion won De Be eesheu
oo MAJ, james Madison 10 Ills IA-' HuNlee W
nis country: All. ~ & ever he
:, M not do SO l more may be coitidr co az
So I'm AZ, tomb where ru alone can he Respected ava
o. alone consulted. IL viii be licd tteo-
,aa a. y ha ever weight derived from good lntef
- fron the OF who has se'ved MS country III
,.rious sol Oh period Of forty years. who rpoas
h nj, youth and .hcr, hroush ha Re- 10 the csne OF It's
Liberty, hiss borne part " mos OF tho great sa
tioak wheh giI constitute epOchb OF ts destiny
he sdvce my h. art and 6cep-ti IN my c~nvcoh
thse the Uoion Of the States be- Cherished ana
Let the open he regarded Pandora VAN IsL
opened; and IN. dsged 90 the serPeb ceePus VIII "
deadly ves luto Paradise
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THE GREAT" RE-ACTIONW
RESULT OF THE TOWN MEETINGS IN THE
STATE OF NETWORK,
VERY HANDSOME GAINS UPON LAST YEAR.
From The Albany Erenias Journal.

FrOm The dlbdHv Ertaiag J0hTndL
Our Dem )cruti; friends have been predicting great
"ReAction Ia tie political sentiment OF the State.
Bnt the result has proved them take prophets In the
thirty counties which have held their elections,
there is handsome gain upon last year, when tie
mot vigorous efforts we're made in order to favorabiy
initiate the Presidential contest :,
The result now Is far more auspicious than conld
have been reasonably hoped for Those most familiar
with the apathy which generally succeeds the strain
and excitement of Presidential contest anticipated
slght reaction" But The table which follows
shows that TINS year is an exception to the general
rne The fpotings are highly CRAFTY ing, ard prove
the Empire State TO be as round to-day as when she
cas-, her vote lat November:
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ud.. .iGss a. 10 Ieh.w, 6idIo- r % Pel' sIUsi -
zach Cslf SAins l0dllc. y 10 a, .,,h,,. Nm, en-,
N, B-Beei ExtIs znI fhf auAiiy i"N'NA
b.,r lstse TT Stalled OsrD - 49,, tall
,,y ucnJr. The hes, ss.- fed Oxen, the best s!a
ia Gov, ,rd The orst THREE yesI-Od Steers
A. A, Az ronsists of bulls aud the f.use OF ots
Snx,p-Ex,a iacud.s Coas-ts aud wien those OF mien0
qualify thrown ouI -, r.,.,, RAIL-
,oed "a o,r tie aud Lowell aud % over the
Rr.,hKs -1ber, was an imp oyeueDt ia the market
both on ats and She.p Cs;- sold quick At ~ ad arc d.,
Csc pew and sheep ,. 10 Sc y bead better hs "
sheen sold quick ~ 3tr 10, some high A. De- bOty
OF sucapt.r H. had 2. which averaged 100 u I'VE stb
which he I'D Dau. NJ Brown Of NJ diefd, oro3e' "
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Cambridge Cattle Market

REPORTED Tns N. Y IsnrNS ~ Gso. hrrr,,
W,psKsDsN, Mach - 1@L
Vbols nn,nhet of c.uI, Al psfkr, sou' 90 bes yea
and 1 Store. ,onsiius OF Working 0Ien Mich Cove and
one, TWO, and tlr.s year old - ~.
PKcs, OF M.sser Bsst. 20 7ad ~ 25 hs qushly,
81 62t second quality rs 75 thd quality sJ IS, ordinary
81 49, 80 A..
PRcEs OF STORE CArrLE Working Oxen per pair, nom
COS : 100 10 sa Cos, .n Caiv-s =, go. TO EST
yr.lugs zone; woye4sod, tl3 TO tl6 lheeyes sosd'
aI7 t. ~
Sheep and lamb go market prize. 10 cs - 500 70
- eah extra from ~ s6 $50 20 nom y TO &C. v %
npsHsh bkos .T.Ts
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Dr,,a FROM BuRxs-Coroner Schirmer held an
., >.,erdy ufou the body of Jacob Leby Datiy- Of
t,rn.sI ,ged ,e.I died OF Bellevue Hospital ton
Ie,,sa on tbs evening II the Sd bs 1h- der. nsec,
Ar p-ar, on TIA. exels Mi ing irhss In f ave
nus hen as they oGnd table, the fluid lsnp ,tddeby
rplcrd ,cs,t,Ts The contents upon ali present The de-
the lrge,t portion VI the burning nd upon
A., i,.r.u a. most bo bIrned jued,ely
10 The hospital Grid ~ Tuesday a VeIdsct Of
AecidsLtal eeatL drisd by tb- Jury.
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DIED.

urrc,rp IN wsSnesds, March D. Of Coneesuon =, -
Ions, Lite c. reiC Of Charles L. Msiea In the '''n
Of her sse. $50 RI, ,v,v are rsspectfully invited TO
Inc a,,ri hr faasr. from Der late residence. No.
street, Friday, the lo'n, :. ~ - snny
Beaten and Michfgan pspsp Plessss0P9'
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Mnrkeis-E,portrd bu IiIegr0ph.

NoPuv March l3-CoT1oX sales to-day. 3oO0 oses % s1o
for Midinq sic, OF th ee days 5b bslesi reeel' wv
tales, SIaAT exchange Ns~-Ycrk n pa =. wgzIr
PuI,pLLPutA March l3--fLoUK; Supp hnc 90 ii N
4. IN demand; White 81 asa Bi 49, Red, 81 ]iSi Ssle
Cows ,tesd,i new yellow Soc. CoPsEE: keo' hs~'S'N
WHisgr declined ic at lBGislc.
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tine ana price. ala eady sales OF $40 b%,e' staten 'nd
Sc chiefly III l7.al3c, mos sperm Anu A'eN' S''
3Jd4lc., mos A.. T.. H., .ot.. Of tn0
UUNNY-BA0S-The pafct L. quiet bnt hru ,ies OF Vo
ha,. i, o,on Al Igio cash krl1 AT lltdlJtc mos
UUNNY- CLOTii-ihe mMke! 10 inactive ana piices "c
TIMP1i,r. |, ,ti, moderate inquiry for Manila OF
which sale, Of about hale, have been m,ee NANNY 'c
les. ~ cent ea,h Oths kinds altogether om,-s
uAy III. nniry 4, f.ir The ttie bn UNITED ior 'hip
msut the ssl,s ara zoo bnc' ut 1Sa SO e lvp 10 s,
uupS-Thr inpTsei continue, quiet lho inquiry y eounnu
20 Drawers .ho are psehasna ony 10 supply theh Pc""s
,yani, uIl ar. inactive and nomihs. We quotes ,ao
1891 80
IgSq .iU0lS 1885
IRON Scotch Pig without change the oh, sass tne, nay
nm our notice al sU tuns 81 pIl@sEI % SIX
u. uercan 1. former quotations. Russia Snee'
,sins 10 modsIae extent at lodl'c., mos hs ase ng
,h o,ne paury price rule very steady the sAs INC
eoO TINS English Refined aid Common a *s oog *y W
kDs Common private terms snd 2V tuns
sEsies Inso,ed u SKgtI7 50, The Philadelphia NORTH