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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppaned ell other ontments healing
pcsons in both the Eastern and Western Hernpheres wher-
everroduced aud its intrinsic merit is the true
in all cuaneous Affections whether the be acc
dent OF disease.
Burns and ScaIds
Areinstantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inflammation
by timely application of this healer the flesh t.
renewed as if by charm, blemish remaining
The Friend Of the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external INJURIES espec
ally from fluid and caphene explosions therefore every
should have this healing preparation constantly hand
breasts and quickly the letter. Rngworln
prevalent in children.
10 Travellers by Sea and Land.
The maehni the traveller every individual who's.
lot in life throws him within the chance accident from expo
sion fire collision should bear mind that this Magic Ex
tractor his best and only friend 1t both portable cheap
and should ever be his companion friend There
thousands Of living witnesses testify marvellous vir.
tue, who their sound limbs and muscles to lis saving
efficacy.
The following few of the leading diseases to which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive
as well as
Burns, Bruises,
Bois, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
Chiblains, Cranp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases Of the Skin, Erysipelas
FistrlR, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Felons,
Giandular Diseases,
Mercural Sores,
Pains generally,
Pinples, Plies,
Poison Rheumatism,
Rashes, Sores of all kinds
Shot Wounds Scrofuls.
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This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years in bilious climate
to fail curing Fever and Ague any diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections this kind as also
these who have become nvads from their effects
stituon, will find the INDIA CoLAGoGUE most invalu
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagogue in Graduating from
the human system only explain its extraordinary
the speedy thorough and of Ague
and the various grades of intermittent fevers
It has been tested in thousands of and
all who have used it, of the greatest Fever and Ague
remedies eNtant.
Be sure and ask for Dr. osGOOD's INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
as there many counterfeits offered for SALE
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL propretora
prices, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and 15l Charities street,
General Agents.
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R.ED RTVNg pAcXEW 70
PARISH AND CRY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE IT KNOWN, That this day OF June In the year
Of Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty Of the
Independence OF the United States of America the Eighty
Before me, DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, Notary Public
In and for the Parish and City Of New Orleans State Of ous
ana aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and In presence
Of the witnesses hereinafter NAMED mud undersigned personally
scrbed "'''
Act passed by the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled
ian Act for the organization of Corporations Works Public
have coveGnie ngreed and BY these covenant
agree and bind themselves and those whom they represent 10
torn themselves into and constitute corporation for the object
md purposes and under the spuatons and regulations follow
ing, to-wit
ARTICLE /.
The name title of said corporation shall be the RED
RIVER Low WATER PACK ET GOMPAKY y and its dom.
icl hereby established In the CITY of New OeanY It shall
the requisites OF the law for organization shall be fulfilled ard
from he date hereof sooner Dissolved as hereinafter
provided for during which said period the said corporation
to hive and enjoy succession contract and be sued
make and corporate seal hold receive, purchase md
able carry ont the tents md purposes for which sad
citation has been formed 70 aud appoint snch officers and
servants rs its interest md convenience may require
and establish Bylaws for the regulation Of its affairs and
ercse and enjoy all such other rights powers and privileges
are by law guaranteed 10 corporations.
ARTICLE II.
The purposes for which this corporation has been foned
enable the citizens residents ard planters of the City Of New
River with greer safety and facility, for compensation
and to the City Of New Orleans and generally Ill freight that
good and safe Steamboats,, be nvgaed the Mississippi
i hed hye ana asg to AFFORD te zane aes to res9ens
Company deem advisable TO send Of the boats
all purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation Of
said rivers and their tributaries
ARTIcLEIII
The object for which tins corporation has been formed
pas@ngers freh Tie Uned e mn SF e om He@
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
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Cotton Presses.

ALBANIA,
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas aud Henderson streets.
yEssET'a, :, ,,,..-.,.,.,.... n,.,,,.'.-, p.,...
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
NJ Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
Corner Of TchOipitoulas and Richard streets.
MEsGHANTs,, -,
a Corner Leyee and Ro1gnac streets.
y "a Corner Annmciation and Richard Streets
Corner Levee and Couet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS, -, w.. .-...,-..,.
$500 Corner New Leyee and Ro1lgnac streets.
"Y Fss Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS o-onn,.-.o..
cRgsERNT PRESS,
y T New Leyee street.
Tyler PRESS ..u...o,
- 9 "a Leyeesreet between ST. Ferdinand and Monegu
4 streets, Third District.
M Isyee street. opposite Post 1885, Third District.
Il IEDsPEEDENT,z ,.
Il 8S5 COTTON PRESS,
- Third District.
FAlasA Corner Of St. Mary'y and Tchoupoulas
Fourth District
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of December 1900
before the bnbsciber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omcr Gaad President
and A. Schreibr Secretary, Of tho Cns Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do deposd and say that the just and
true and correct transcript the books of said Company
o. GAILLAED, President.
a. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day. December
IT, 1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Jusceo the Peace for tho Parish OrleanF.
The Board II rastees have resolved TO pay per cent In
teest the outstanding Certificates years
Isl 1865 and 1850 after the second MONDAY il Feb.
ruarE next.
-IRUsTEES-
Geo. ". West r. P. Hunt,
jas "A. White, NJ. Iussou,
Douglas West. Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D, JaInsof Nunia Aupfstin
Ar. Nienperger, Cesaire Olivier,
]. Leisy, A. Bohn,
oEner Gaiilard.
The Company eoEinueto against the perls
rivers ami loss and damage fire. the Of
premiums.
Me- Office. No. Carondeet street. d17 If
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that This Sth day Of October 1860 before
me, the subscriber Justice the Peace in and for the ci
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYES President and j. w
HINCKS Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Compnny Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law do pose and say the above accounts arc Just and
true and correct transcript from tie books of snid Company
J. TUYES President.
J.W. HINcKs Secretary.
Sworn 70 and"ubscbed before this day October 1860
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for tho Parish of Orleans
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Messr Isaac G. Seymour. @. Pottho O. H. slocorb Geo.
W. Race Jas o. Nixon Luther Homes, Charles Pride Henry
R. swasey, LAT Folger Tkos. N Blake Geo W. saer l. r.
Pile David H. Fowler, John Pen,herton f. W.
Marks Thomas O Moore = E. Kitidgs P. A. Rost, j. H.
until their elected provided for
-
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failure from elect Directors day named
for that shall not dissolve the Association but
Directors then in office shall hold until election
shall be held Of which due notice shall be given manner
pointed in Article Seventh,
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J. WRIGHT & co.
M EBTEA&4...... DxEDlCALt .... M IGUECAL,-
WLNER'S CANADLAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

This Is the only remedy against worms IN the huraa
Eramehingg that fetal and destructive to children
Save the ChiIdren!
Lee mothers be timely warned and allow child
derers remain in the systems of their offspring Remember
that
WIEER's CANADIAN vERMlFUGE
will Of and for Danish reptiles and the Young will
be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel VaSae of Mississippi in letter to j. W. Vesey, Esq.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
the value of this medicine his own family my ezps.
renee has convinced that in the experiment have made
with Tiners Canadian VeTmuge it dae suffering
y we'll the manufacturer Of the medicine to make
public the result Of my observations.
''Signedl W. II. VAsSER.r
The Termitugei Ia for sale wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT d CO,
81 and ISL CkaTres street,
Sole Propriatozs
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be ii remembered that the ninth day May 1850 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the and tic CITY
Aforesaid personally appeared Henry PeychGua President and
Louis Baett, Secretary Of tho Hope Company
New Orleans who, being duly according law de.
pose and S a the foregoing just
correct Transcript from the books of said company.
H. PETCHA AUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day of May
1862 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Pence for the Parish of Orleans
The Boarl of day declared cash dividend
of thirty pei the capital paid in of this COMPANY out
earring Of the year ending April SGN nav
able i'll aecbrda h Article Twelfth Charter of said
Company, to-wit
Teu GENT In cunt paid in, payable demand
the Stockholders then a Representatives and after tn
Goth instant. and the balance nsalnent on
the unpaid BtoCk
Fl. PGYCHAUD, President,
S. PLASSAN, Vice President,
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The President shall preside all meetings Board and
all contracts evidences Of debt certificates diplomas at
be signed by him. In of his absence from cause
Directors shall elect of their number epore
for the time being exercise the full of President
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Sig per
teest the outstanding certificates Of profits
Second Monday of May and to redeer after that
date, the Scrip the year they have further DE-
clared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three cent
on the net earned premiums Of The ending February 1885,
for which certificates will after the first dag Of
june, 1850.
CHARLES BRIGGs President.
A. CA2RIEsE. Vica-P tesfsant. "a
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plurality of shall be to elect Dectoa and
they SHALL at their first meeting their election select one OF
their n1aber for President who shall be by majority
Of the Board present at such meeting. d
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certify As s9rseong to be true oop5 ssasna
Witness hs9 seal New 9saass % Az isth dsz
an WAITER a PETERS IL i,
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STATE OF LoUEsrAHa,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orfe ms.
Be remembered that this 10th day March, 1850 Be
fore me- the subscriber the Peace In and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs prsdet
and P Janver Secretary Of Lousana Manual Tnguraac
Company New orleaHsy who being duly sworn ACCORDING to
law depose and say that the accounts are lust and
true and correct transcript from the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Pseaidant.
H. P.sJANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to subscribed before me- this Goth day of March
1850. D. F.MITeHEII3
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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FgRE DEPARTMENT.

~rfRgYEN,s CHARITABLE AssoCIATION-Ofic Odd
Fe!bss Hail. Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
...,...,..,.... Isaac N. Marks. of No. 10.
Jos. p HornOr, of La. Hose.
olah folger, OF NO. l.
james BeggS OF No. u.
I +.tps an Fnance-F j. Bauduc, of No. 3, Chairman
Z pe,on If A. H. & L. Co. No. Sam'l Barnes, Of No. g.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Engineer Beanger, of No. O.
WHIT stant 49, David Bradbury, OF II. II & l. Co. No g.
ssaa Assistant. P. o'Ktee, of No g.
- n fommissorcrs--ISa N Marks, Of No. -. Chair
Ger Of No Z; james Delam re, of H, Fl d l.. Co.
NV Is ID. Bruce Of No IA, Henry Bense, of No. q
COMMITTEES.
Etfee On Cemeteries Power of No. s, Chairman
H. II 1hern, of No. II; 7. Tracy, of No 3d.
cn,noitt ee for the Relief OF Widows and Orphans.
---First District sN
ghet Chairman Of A. II. L. Go. No. 5, Prieur street,
.. at5Seen Gasqnet Rnd Palmyra
smNNP SECOND District .,..
Jof p H q H. Co No. 4, No, 1873 Canal street, between
~ ss ggSkaries and Carnndelet.
n ss%N ---Thrd District
of No q at Engine House of No. s, Victory
Elt19.sat lat ween Margny and Vaudeville.
Agss ---Fonstlt District
eier Of No % corner Of sorapnru and New Le
'afshstfeetS. 5
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The powers of tho Association vested President and
Board Of Directors consisting o stockholders, who
year by The soekhoier AZ such PLACE in the city New "
leans may he selected after
two newspapers published in the city of New Orleans any
stockhode shall be eg6ie IS Director provided he
shall be published days at least All elections ior D
shall be by ballot held superintendent
of committee of the Board Of nractafa every bona tide
owner Of stock shall be entitled 10 as votes he
vote in his her their fifty any one
eection and provided further that after the first election held
hereunder shall be entitled shares Of
stock that have not stood in his her their books
of the Association for three months prior any election
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REAL SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPSs
vANDEv EER's
RELOCATED GIN or GENUINE scHEKD4N scRNAPps
A pure article of Holland Gin,
A wholesome beverage end an invaluable FAMILY MEDy
CINE, particularly benefciain all cases of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
govt,
FEvERs,
ETC., etc., etc.
highly recommended by many the most eminent phvs
clans throughout the States as an excellent and oreeabI
alive aud admitted to eecuay all URINARY
gans and peculiarly the females and
children.
other article has been offered Justly entitled to
the name of the
Real Schefdam Schnapps,
he public cautioned opurchase but article
EANDEVEER's INDICATED CIV;
Real SeheIdam schnapps.
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and none
other is genuine withoutit.
For sale New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL at popetor,s
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Il and l51 ChafrFes strest,
DR.. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
On tie Btricest Pharmaceutical Principles by ahss
Chemists of the age, for the OF
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecity,
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas
Hysteria
General Irritabity,
Restlessness and
sleeplessuess at Night
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Reorganization ofthe
Organs of Generation,
Papitation of the Heart
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT / CO..
q and l51 Charities street,
Sole Proprieters.
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THIRTEENrH. y
This Association Is formed continue tho
twenty years from date dissolved by vote
of the Stockholders or by law l
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The Board of Directors authorized lease purchase and
hold such real property lands enements and other appure
Association and SELL dispose Of ALLEVIATE and hy
pothecate the part thereof, at pleasure.
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The Association shall device being
the State of louisiana with the inscription encireliu
it. of Mechanics end Agricultural Fair Association Of
State Of louisiana and may such medals with DEVICES
terInined on. ~ III. i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Is DIsTMss.-BRIo SUNK.-The brig Madeira, u
Boston, Capt. Morton, from Havana for Boston, Feb.
l6, loaded with sugar, put into the lower bay, New
York. the 18th ins short of provisions and fuel She
was supplied by the steamtug Rescue on Wednesday
morning, and proceeded on her passage. She bad
the following passengers Messrs. J.P. Stearns, G. II:
Briggs, and Charles j. Oliver, who came "a
the city on Wednesday morning. She left Havana
Feb. 10. That night came in contact with British bark
Homer, of Windsor N. S., from Cardenas for New
York, and sunk her in fifteen minutes. Launched q
boat and saved all hands. 18th ns made Fire leland
light then took the wind from the northeast which In
creased 10 hurricane and was drove as far south 40
lat. $3.50 and since then had norherly winds. Being
short of provisions and fuel put into NewYok bay for
a supply Forty miles T. s. Z. from Fire Island passed
the wreck Of large vessel.
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I'M. AZ , over JJ lo. u .. than 10 head each mostly IN
,inre pslfs Of orsn cent In BY lsgn-r
:, a., ,o ~, I.,...-
JEesdGy March l9.-lhe mrkel opened LIE nioiIi-
;,, nth q 600 had ~ b,I,cl. q, the mems 81 an
NE VIZ" "iVVV He'u VI Ou'iVNAp 81 NV f'D' - -
average onality onie nboVe that OF come Of the
- - +. l., IL In, ,bo
past weeks and even better than last week. put lne
averspe rtic. will he more than half g cent pound
-, :, - =
net lens than lhst tuesday mat 49, tDe 9IoGloh POI
pound viii be half cent lees than IL was then upon
III graueH anu cWipg 70 lilo uui,her VI
erunhtu"h OF weight IS Do ms goou ny 1uanuy of"H
90 o quarter Of cent pound MORE - that we have
no donbt the whole nuuher Of bullo ks In market will
..--... as :. III - 80. - ,,ar lac, mixing a
hNerist Soh heao ICES this "seA tuan ias ahS
saVihf OF rTIioD 20 u. bn'cneis seFoio 49,, It..
day th bas been foi the transaction OF og.uooI
snov sto having prevailed DsaI h INC hst sho ~
hA not only chilled buyers and sellers and mus Doe
but h's had the effect upon the cs TO make them hrnf up
IN smaller comp" so that heJ 1903 70 the
droYs TO extent and the whole all We have eSu
pu.eu " ~ isot the ,ysL'e pus' I,ees a. r, H.,
nave Piesshea IoI some month";, tne . - -,
In proportion Than uinsl upon the opening usy ye
Of me owners and statesmen eI ee t.t the !" @
wh De iun gooi or better thsn 70 cay nSI ~ ous @ 49,
these sold at not much by half cent - -e saw me
tsme cas1 sell FOR last week In iac the sdetoh OF plo
ects the mat class rather worse thtn aesthS lower gsoe
very iew VIZ sell below 8 ID ana inc Ncy sps
day from &c ID for the net weight Of meat sinking
of The .es OF the afternoon OF medium grades u Buocks
20 be making at bc'or advantage TO dovers than IN the
morBing there Is little life In tho business but
the whole the day must be set down dull one aud IN great
contrast v iih last Tuesday.
THE CLosK OF TIP hAEEpr
Hedaesddp bot one thing favor oil to-day
over yesterday and that the weather which -y besatu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

There good supply Of Beef Cattle this week. the offer.
as amounting over 500 head The market rather doll,
9 tneLoTe there wss no improvement IN picea Ordinary
nn 1000 seng ron Si0 SO " 100 H. and prime and st
ii9n % 1 and 80 IS. The Cattle principally from
ONO, ana lancaster County. IN this State.
SHEEPThc supply OF Sheep about head
~ winch were Sold the demand being good prices ranging
prices
ces-TheTs has been but little change in this market The
ofenz amounted $50 head all which were ,od Al nom
30 5gaS' % for still fed and from 81 s0ds 80 100 d net for
C0ws-TLe supply Of Cows amounted 10 or,y 100 head
SpiDgsTs sold at from &8d SIS each and Cows Win
calves 81 Eo +20GS43 according TO quality and condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

TIE GEORGIA SEIzuREs.-It appears that the srma
seized by the NewYOrk police were, a. the request Of
James T. Ward & Co. owners OF the ship Martha J..
Ward of the vessels seized by the Georgia rebes
delivered to them, and by them sent on to Georgia
en- Monday last. They were given up in consideration
of the following:
IsDszNfrY!n consideration that John A. Kennedy viii a
orr request deliver ten seized
cAaeE Monticello aud In consideration Of paid.
hereby al and and
may be Iecaaiec against him for such se;,are Dated this 18th
ds, o. Msrclb icei. JAMES L. WARD CO.
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10 y TT TT.IgT-s sW.f
TALLUW-fhe demand e fair and the market s.esqy
Sales 81 iOc0 a. q 0Oc FOR Western sna .! GSI I' 1'
Eough; Fst e steady a CdUic til,
TEA-The msrAei steady sales Of some JVo phg' i'
Greens 81 fuli rates.
TiNThcre Las beer fair business doing IN Plates and pics
tiHrr; saes OF 100 boxes Coke Tere 81 50 70 NO.
Charcoal TeIne 1t T. esshi 800 boxes 10 y ~ 20 W, ~
$50 C. Coke sc -. r, quiet and have ony 10 hoco
sAles Of 100 slabs Banca a. zalc., cash =. r..
TOBACCOIheTe has been some inquiry of export oT 70
consumption there has been very moderate oemsnd Sees
go Seed Leaf at 4.aI2 l bales Havana 81 9'oo o."
about 100 hLds Kentucky o not made public.
Nllsh1-iEe inquiry Is moderate and the nsAe u oaeii
sales q 500 b5ls AZ III Hfflc.
WHALEBOhE-There inquiry and or two sales
pending but The particulars have not transIied
WBAIEFOOIS-Sales 5 900 10 beached at b4cJ cash'
WOOLNe cannot report any improvement IN tue nhIht
since the date OF ss Tbefew lots that have been colo were
for immediate and just limited quantities az the wants
the would permit There Is speculative oehho
there liz 10 be Immediately the prospect Tor IRE uIne
not being very cheering We must sgain repes our eovce
Tor their Woo for with the large stocks sresdy on no anu
the limit ID mquTy II will BE- impossible for them 70 ont tue
price, then paid. Many anticipate that no better prices hh
to,e ohe Spring 1888 be obtained Many the desine
manufacturers will travel around picking up such lots ss e
and probably pay fair prices FOR them but no criterion OF
the market be formed from such sales Our ouoi Town
friends should not be mi,led by which we
prices seemingly az variance with Eensffh suc
generally made 10 ra los aud terms private be-
buyer ard seller though they made in the regular
way the prices would within the Of our quoson
Fle,c.s mainly medium grades former rs;es 1000 Fine
Eeeces 4j il3 5000 ID extra DO Ut 4c hear also OF
30 600 n Feece lying In Connecticut being sold az
Low The transactions In Pulled uumportan OF
California have only TO notice sale Of 1900 very hne Sc
ected al 2Cd3c Eoien Woods Of al descriptions very
dull and we hear o. Our quotations given below are
the oI.rFme prices. -
California % Don B02l
81. East lnca............ 800