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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-18

FIRE DAMp ExpLos LON At EGYPE-We regret to
learn that Tuesday night last l04 O'Clock ex-
plosion occurred in the Egypt coal mine by which
six men were killed and the machinery considerable
damaged. We did OF learn the names Of the men,
but it is said that Ave Of them were cA1scripts who
had been detailed to wok in the mine to escape ser
vice in the army. Besides the loss oflife and pro-
perty tho inoonvenfence will be great to the govern
meut and citizens of this town, who thus cut Of
probably for some weeks, from the supply Of coal
obtained from this mine.-F Fayetteville O5seruer
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q LopsHzo Dow-It is said that, at one time, when
Lorenzo Dow preached under large spruce pine in
South Carolina, he announced another appointment
6r preaching in the same place, on that day twelve
nonths The year passed, and as Lorenzo was en-
tsying the peighborhoed the evening preceding his
appointment be overlook colored boy who was
blowing long tin horn, and could, as have heard
them, send forth blast with rise, and swell, and
cadence which walked the echoes Of the distant hills.
gOyer,alzing the blower, Mr.. Dow asked him, ~
whats Jour name, siri g
my name is Gabriel, sir" replied the brother
in ebony.
Yes, u.assa, Use been dar many and many time"
''Do you remember big spruce pine tree on
that bill 7" .g,...
" '"Oh, yes, massa, know whar dat pine Is we'll"
J"Did you know that Lorenzo Dow had an ap-
pointment to preach under that tree to morrow p
80 yes, massa, everybody know he gwine preach"
. " 81, Gabriel. am Lorenzo Dow. and you'll
climb up into that pine tree and hide yourself among
the branches before the people begin to gather and
wait there till call your name and the blow such
blast as heard you blow minute ago, Ill give
yon dollar. viii you do it, Gabriel ~ -.
yves, massa. takes dat dollar" -
Gabriel, like Zaccheus, was hid away in the tree
opin due time! An immense conconrse Of persons,
of ell sizes and coors, assembled at the appointed
NOuT anu UUW pIeaCUeu Oh tue JuuSEeHt OI tn6 k&St
day. By bis power Of description he wrought the
multitude up 70 the opening of the scene Of the
resurrection and grand assize, at the call oflhs
trumpet eals which were to awake the sleeping
nations. .sThen," said he, suppose, my dying
friends that this should be the hour-suppose you
should hear at this moment the sound Of Gabriels
trumpet" Sure enough, at that moment the
trump Of Gabriel sounded The women shrieked
and many tainted; the men sprang up and looked
aphast. some ran others fell and cried for mercy
and ali felt, for time that the judment was set,
and the books were opened. Dow stood and watch
Cd the driving storm TIL the fright abated and some
one discovered the colored angel had caused the
alarm, quietly psrehed on limb Of the old spruce,
and wanted to get him down to whip him, and re-
sumed his theme, saying, Il forbid all persones
from touching that boy up there. If a coiored boy
with = tin horn can Highteu you almost out of ysur
wits. what will ye do when ye shall bear the trump
ct thunder of the archangel How will ye be able
to stand in the great day Of the wrath Of He
made very effective application. q 80
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! A HARD WINTER PREpIcrsD. The weatherproph,
cts in Minnesota say that the people mayloo cut for
the hardest winter there has been for years There
will be more cold days, the mercury will raq lower,
and the snow will be deeper than before since 81
This is the first fall since 81 the brook trout have
commenced leaving the small creeks for deep holes Is
early a. September, and the first season since thsn
that the muskrats have double walled their little
hillock homes These ard certain other infailible
signs known to the sportsman and hunter indicate
swihter ofunusaal severity Histhought BY many
that the riyer will close atleast two weeks earlier
than last year, .,.+s.. ..s,s.;5 g
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roMmITTED.-TAKEN UP AND con

rOM MITTED.-TAKE UP AND CON.
the goth day of OCTOBER 1868, negro boy, who says
name is BEN and says he belongs 10 Joshua Rouse Of
nor County. Horthcsroinia Said boy is about Il @a
years Old about five feet or 10 inches high, dark m
Fay charges and take said boy away or be viii beds
with as.ths law directs. ~ WIN. RAYMORK
.~-5 .e.-;. Shf Of Surry County |
Nov. q 1858. - y l. 45-xsl
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. CoNsTAsr RaPho1AENr.-The man who Is obliged
to the necessities of life and support bis ami
ly knows net the unhappiness he prays for when he
desires wealth and idleness To be constantly busy
is to be always happy. Persons who have sudden
IT, acquired wealth. broken up their active pursuits,
blessings to the world, and added to the common
stock OF happiness, if they had been content to
main in an humble sphere and earned every mouth
ful OF food that nourIshed their bodies Persons who
are always busy, and 60 cheerfully to their daily
tasks are the least disturbed by the fluctuations Of
business, and atnight sleep with perfect composure
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PoyssrY AND RicHrs .-., Every man is rich and
poor according 10 the proportion between his desires
and assignments OF riches As of every thing else,
the hope is more than the enjoyment; while Ne
consider them IS the means to be used At some ft-
ture time for the attainment of felicity, ardor after
them secures us from WEAKNESS Of ourselves but no
sooner do we SIT down TO- enjey our acqaisitions
thaniwe find them insufficient to I'll up the vacni-
ties Of life. Nature make us poor only when We
want nccessaries but custom gives the name fpps,
erty to the want superduities is the great PRIV,
without physic, secure without guard, and to OBJ
tain from the b6nnty Of nature what the grest apd
wealthy arc compelled to procure by the help Of
art, Adversely hAs ever Been considered as the
statein which suaan most easily becomes acquainted
withhinse particularly if he be free from fattsrss
Prosperity is too apt to prevent US from examining
our conduct but as adversely leads to think prop
ery Of our state it is most beneficial to us-.ohn.
son L f.t':tS ~ ci!s = sEfr ~ - f-'s:t=s7>
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THE BRAVE AT HOME.

- The BRAVE AT HOME.
n fmsid 1ho bisd. her warriors sash,
), nd susaipa. - her pain Ensembles,
y T Will 6b<nsetxthe dropping lash
81 ne st<fy te1 drop hangs and trembles-
IS. TIinga Rayea1 1nne records the tear, -
q 4nd. sha never know her story -.
= Her beli4 has 7lsed . drop Is dear
rs ever dewel the Geld of glory.
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep and wonder, -,,-4l-
And braVely speaka the cheering word,
What tho her heart be rent sssundef-
Doomed nightly 10 her dreapisfo hear
The bolts Of war around him rattle; ~ '
Has shed as sacred blood as Ger
Was poured upon the plain Of bsttlel s-,,.. l..
The me Their who eoncea's her grief, ;
- Thilc to her br east her son she presses,
Then bfesftkes q few brave ~Urds sna trsef
q Kissins the, patriot brow she besses,
Wnh no pDe bot her secret God
To know the pain that:weighs upon her; s-I.ss
Sheds holy blood a. ser the GOD .tf;,,, g, ~
Received on Freedoms field Of honorl
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no tba dad to 900 The proporono wounded to kill
ed was unusually large about eight to ONE large nup
Der struggled of and deserted Tbs loss OF n
Yankees In the battle from all causes must exceeaey
aoooo do no, believe that our loss exrds II. We
had II 900 infantry who neyer pulled trigger fsd weo
were net needed to win tho katlle.ai ~
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TioSs OF ri TaE Vows. lsPEslATossHa1
SYPHILTrIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR !. A CLoProS y
Huntsville, Alabama, operatss with perfect success ~
Piles and guarantees perfect cure every of ps
VII ere The Tumors come down when ut STOOL He opess
with perfect success few days ago. in case Of ven
standing. his tnlors coming down g large as MI
cup ct every stool Those Who doubt may address IT.
q. Berry, AopHrello. Florida -. 49, /.
Df. G. operated on come desperate cases II Sasbu!
year. one Of them is known to every citizen a aiisbu
He can be oensulted =. hens, Hsussvilie, Ala, fa
March %, 1888. ~ :. a44w&xa
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List of Killed, Wounded and Missing In the 2ad
N. C. Troops in the late fight at Keiiy's Ford.
p, s2- q ~ OAxP On NJ @. iNrAErRY,
MoRroN's EoRD RAPIpAN RIVER,

-. g. r. November lOth, 1913. >
Mr. PENS1NaToN: Please publish the following
list Of casualties in this Regiment There is, no
doubt among those reported missing many who.
were killed and wounded in the affair ~ Keliy's
Ford, November 7th, Of whom wsrconld gain no in
telligence. The fight lasted about two hours and
was sustained BY the "a Regiment, supported by
tho aeth of this brigade sgsnst at least two corps
of the Yankee army: l.s =. F' -
Field and Statf-Killed none Wounded-Col
W Cox, in face and breast; Surgeon G Kirby
and Sergt Maj NJ Wise, missing.
;OompanyA -Missing-Cspt WIN Norman, Lieut.
w o Banner, Sergts 9 W Lewis, Banner and
Riley White, privstes s Forkner. A FARRELL W Bod
man, Il Trip W G Case " Stocks, E Csbler, q
B Cobler, J Horn, T r Pendr, E Whitsell, Sandy
Cam, N Gooch, Tnsley Harris, P LAngford, W Pat
terson, W L Simpson. - -
B-Missing- Corpl J L Skinner, privates h
Parker N Moore, ST..
C-Missng- Gorporals L Cherry and F N Price;
Privates J Anderson, Rodgers and s Guford.
D-Missing-Sergt W Z Barnes, Oorpl Jesse
Barnes; Privates n v Barnes, S j Barnes Nc.
Keal, L Pierce, Lucas, M T Lamm, j B Bass and
Calvin Ellis. ..r o-:-
E-Wounded- Capt Jas T Sc,les, head slightly;
Missing-Private A T Maxwell. z
Observation-Disclosures Jas NJ Reel. Missing
Sergt Kornegay, Corpl J May; PriVates RT
Heath, E Phillips and W R Carroll
-MissiEg-Lieut w Dickerson; Sergs ".
H Bishop and Lewis King; Corpls Jones and
j 7 Heath; Privates G W andrews, D Andrews,
S Bratcher, O Q Bishop, W Cox, J Cumbo,
Hugg,ns Hancock, D Harper, Heath, J
JONES' c II Koonce, J 81 Rhodes, Paschal q
Westbrook, Josiah Westbrook and E H Waters
H-Kied-Sergt Richard Lisson and Private
G Smithey. Wounded-Pnvates B NARROW and j
w Kennedy. Mlssing-Privstes Levi Carter, John
Groom. james Ellixson, Giles Grady, Simeon
Grady, William Grady, Neetsham Horrell Fredk
0utlaw, James Rollins musician Jehn R Horrel
missing Lieut. Watson; Sergts Brooks, 7
Mozingo Aaron Pitt A Powell; Priystes e Bee
ton, P FELTON,, N Hill B Pitt, John Robertson, W
Stone Jno Vaughn, O r Wallace, r N Willis, r
K-Missing-Capt Alex Nilfer; .Sergts II Daven-
port, W B Bell, Charles Car.er, L 5 Wood and Jas
L Jones; Copns Freeman Ives, A Fulfosd. and s
R Street; Privates Samuel Ball, r j Brock, Levi
Britt J W Dowdy, E D Fulk, G Fulk, W B Full
ford, r W Humphrey, d J Hughes, g Horn, WIN
Lane, John Lewis, j h Mitchell, B O'Neal, o
O'Nesl, j B O'Neal h Rodlnan, Shine and j Z
Mathews
"--' f.-- REoA"r1LArIoN.
Killed. Wounded Mssin.
Commissioned officers o = g
Enlisted men, !; - F., a 1913 -
Total Q ,...- 1879
-s;-''T 7s>' J. P. DILLINGHAM;, r
t,.-.-s-,t t.,.t - ~ 7 sA,,t and AdiutanE
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.WHEAT sBkEAD.-The Hauthern Cultiaator has
an excellent article on wheat bread, showing that SO
far as health is concerned dntotted wbsst four is
far better than the ane -four 10 common USE. This
is also the testimony Of all intelligent physicaas
And in addition TO this, there s . saving OF aeo1t
% per cent in the quantity. which in these times
scarcity Of and high prices is an item worth careg
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-11-18

FURNITURE In AuAsrA:-At 40 suction SALE Of
furniture in Atlanta on Thursday, the following
prices were obtained: One black walnut bureau,
S5i9; one wsshstand, $s55 zone sideboard, $S85 |;
ten cushioned chairs $50 each 6nsiat rack, $s4o
ess whatnot eloets one card, table, $55, mirror,
$200;eone set quarteete tables $50; ode bedstead
and mattress $500; ous set csockery, (ise piecss9
Ss71 one ssfA $3.50 0theY articles Of minor CON.
sequence bsorsA cassspondinE 6ursay - 90 "a
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Nov. Q. 1858.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th Of July LOST
my boy EVANS. He 10 between 80 and IS years DID, anil
is black, feet or inches high and viii weigh abOut IN
whites Of Them very mnch; easily excited. has scar
think on the right side Of his head just above bis co.
caused by burn. he has wife ut Solomon Teneai
wife at Joseph Fowlers, Esq on Little River and ~
been seen there be has aso been in the neghbo
of Stricklands, below Wakeeld be has uuss
TO Mrs Battle near that place will pay the above
nard for his apprehension and confinement 50 that u
get him. W. J. ALLEN, Raleigh Nc
Oct. 49, 1855 - . - 86-w6svh
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Runaway frUm the subscriber Sunday the 2Sthd
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. Bsl.
yhsh yellow complexion about feet or s,n a u
ponnds He has heavy head Of hair. and talks short
Questioned and has down look No doubt be istryns'
pass fora free boy. u
will give the bove reward for him delivered to mr.
Prospect Hill Casssfl County, or confined 10 any laIS'
ask him - - - 80 F. L. WARREN
CasWeH Co. Murcb a. 1885, 26-w&sva
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SWEET OLD AGE.-God sometimes gives q man
guiltless and holy second childhood, in which the
soul becomes chidlke. not childish, and the facul
ties, in full fruit and rpeness mellow, without
sign Of decay. This is that sought-for land Of Beu-
lah, when they who have Travelled manfnlly the
Christian way abide awhile, to show the world q
perfect manhood. Life with its battles and its so
rows lies behind them; the soul has thrown Off
armor, and sits in an evening undress Of calm and
holy leisure. Thrice blessed the family or neigh
borhood that numbers among it one of those not
vet assembled saints! - -,
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In faith, Captain" said a son Of Erin, - -aship
was couins the coast in Indictment winter wealth
er, have W, Farrumer's Almenic on board ." No,
l havn't" "Then, be jabers." replied Pat 1--WE
shall have to take the weather as it comes"
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MONEY AND PoyERTy.-A shrewd old gentleman
once said to his daughter: ''Be sure my dear, you
never marry a poor man; but remember, the poor.
est man in sts world is one that has money. and
nothing else."- -, g.. a..
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Many q true heart that would have come back
liksa dove to the ark after its FIRST transgression
has been frightened beyond recall by the savage con-
duct of an untorgiying spirit .. - ,...z
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NJ +. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAh|
Ne Claim Agent and Notary Pablo, Richmond W. W
Claims Of every description against the Confederate S
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch
Attends all the Courts held in the City Of Rchmono'
Address Box ll60. Richmond, Va. 60
IAN 3D. 1858. - F,fS 7-F
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Two TEACHERS, REFUGEES AND Of Or

u Frs HOUSE AND FURNITURE.-On, :, "eaSs
day. the sb,h of November. at 70 O'Clock, A. NJ,
town IF Wilson, n u, we shah lst out to the hghe.
der for wear, the ample and elegant building no
dale barge school. bat ia 20 arrsn4ed that seves
lies might join in its occupancy. The rensrkaols
heshh sfshe large number ofpnRils formerly in 'n.
nary, is recommendation It IS in tie best par"
village = 49, = t--,E.. ~
Att the same time We shall lease. fra term o. tsd
desired, The Male Academy, also well located WIZ
aters,ens tmight De made capital dwelling ,fPurt
Also, at the same Iime, will hesoid large lo VA w
trssses. Blankets Eonkaters, Cookery. Stores a.
DC Skvsa4L RIAXos Will. BE SOLD. -
made known on the day ofiease or sale:
81 +.i's,E 80 ~ 'f4ff W DANIEL. com
), sass55,se -. ,,'ss7s ss,sf aBDAuND MOORE NV
THD& e. DAVIS, ! ,-t
Ks,. II, 1858. ""
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! A ATTENTION. HOME. GUARDS.-0|
"A the LIST Monday in each month we will sell to tk'
cessitous Of Orange, any faod clothing hand a
Friend, cannot You put something ON sale that e.
cost! tannHy Of Orange has placed in our hs'SS,
day two thousand dollasS worth Of Sole Leather " h
GIVEN to those in The mQst want. W.yea not sa 20
uppert H. N. BROWN "
Hiilsboru,, N. c, Nov. 9. 1858. ss-t
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Farmers and Tiers must remember that the prices Of
many articles in The above list auctuate nearly every
in proportion to their abundance or scarcity in market
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RALEIGH MARKET.

BIZ " o. urcHuncH.
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FURTHER FROM THE UNITED STATES.

Enemy's total loss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
(Durh bon Gbrp. .. Rnnh.O
q c Il rbc nt

ant Surtsbtrn Sunntas atrnb In birIsr Statt,
Elm So6tsrIsin BON @eCr esllno " a r q
j / b, I'm 9ten Wcnat Isinss 2ctens.
(Stnasinnet ourt Den Gbrru. Simon &. @rcF.)
Im 11tn Wdr,, In Ncdbia, Buds @aunty,
Stmun, STbnhen BON IbCmas unb Sulanna
eetifer, aft Sabr unb t6 Sag.
@m t2tfn Wdr,, In 6iltaun, 6rrr gbra6am
Rotb, In isinrm 8lfsn eetsnaiaGre.
Nm f7ten Wdri, In philadelphia, Gpa Glila.
brtt, 8bhterlein upn Gu9uIius unb Gatbarlna
S6lttter, alt 1 Sabr 5 Wcnat unb t6 Sag.
Im 23itsn 6ebruar, In Strr. .pruoioence Iaun.
fhtp, NcntAcmsrp Gauntp, an Der UaNrr(uht
Der @trp. Sline Sanbes, In bfm Utter Scn &c
SaRrfn unS I I Mcnaten. Der 8sriiurGrnr tr
rtente fir etpa 80 Sabre bic Stellr eines 0rrbi
8ers tn esr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tSnr llmae.
ssnb.
@m f9ten 5ebruar, In Hcd6iq 1amIblp,
BUDS Sauntp, an Der 5atsfrantbett, @atbarlne
I'M Nltrr BON z Subrsn, Ncnat unb t6 9aatn =;
am 22asn, Cornelius, i'm altsr Sun 13 SaGren,
2 WlCnatsn unb Sassn; am 24asn, Su1anna,
I'm Glter BON Sabrrn. 5 MCnatrn unc A 5aeen =;
unb am 10rn MdrS @lifatft6, i'm Utter pUu 4
Satren, 5 Mcnatsn uub z 5aesn, &inpsr ppn
abrabam unb gIiIabetb 8rrb
Gm ii. San., In 8efs Co., Mary gman.
ca @attin bss Gbrr. Ytilip Scffnan II. Sod
ter bon SbOmas u. SaraS Stepart, I'm %. &C.,
trnsiabre Sore rleterrelle purbrn an Der Gtein
STRIDE aur Tubs 8ebra6t. esi&en.Gpt Sob.
1879
(Gln9elGnot ourtb ben Gbrp ,orn. &une.)
Vim t9. San IN NOcre Slpu 8aSina Mtl.
Ter. aft 20 Sabre.
gtm 2. 5sb., in McOre, gmanSa Sdne, Sod.
ter pUn NitasI u. Naria NtQtr, i'm 6. Qebens.
tagr.
am 5, 8sb., In 9Opamenflns, atam Braun
i'm 81. erttneiatu.
gm G. Set, in grterSVtGt. Gecrge Gtpin,
Scbn ppn 2ISam II. GIi,atftb GGrit, i'm 16. &c
bsnsiabr.
@m 8, 5e6., in Wcrre SIP, Barbara BELLS,
in tbrcm 67. 9stsneil9rr.
am 10. 8st., in Der Qs&a Raft, Gssrpe QG.
bert. ScRn pcn GbriNian u. JIstGcea 0elts, I'm
3, Qetensidbre,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
guitpnrr Wlurftberidyt ypm II. 0lar,.
l116dJentlidrr Alarhtberidt.
Wttlobstpbtu, a, l6. mar, 1863.

81 b II oelp y O, l6. Mdr3 1868.
Die Yreils parep bier in Der ltstsn BO&e
mic foGst: E
SaumwcGls. 75-9O Gmts.
SrUb ltpffsu. @streibs. @s3snmstl
$685. 80. NcescnmsbI S4, ,50-5,00, gHelfb>
tcrumebl S400-4.70. 8Otbsr 9Gtissn S1,70
-t.74. gGsiBsr Dsissn 81 .80-t,95. Gioe.
asn 90 Die 81. gBsIIGforn S7-99 Gts. pa.
fer 45--5O Ste. @5rrne 81 ,4O--t, AS.
@i1rn. $3.50 pr Come. t
5rG6tr. afPfrI, srrSut As Gts (; SFr'
Rge 6-i9 Cts. %
6iIde. Maddrsl 90. @rp6s $500
1000 Gc. 2 S., 50--tO, so f; glu. 3 $3.50
$50. 6drInoe s3-3 per $50 Jab. gUeff&
$3.50.
SOpfsn. 22--3O GH.
Saffer. RIc 3O-34 easuapra 30-34
5t. Ocminac $50 Sapa 36--37 Gts.
8drtpffeln. 65--75 Gts.
Sc6ten. Gdu9Itia s5-5& es&a s53
qeSsr. eotusssr 36-4O; Slauattr IS
40 Gts. Hyper rough. Ssttsn s6--6a
WUta1Ies. Cuba 35--42 YOrtc 8isc
5O--54 YtilabslptIu Q. $. 4O-5O @ts.
SeIt. SliOen6l st,7O-t 80 etnSl 81 IS
tis 81 80; Stran los gsnts-st 30 SpsrmSI
$780,, ,95; S6maI,Ul 95--t 05 8otIsnSi,
rctss 1870 un6 ruffnirtss 36-42 @ts.
prUSt1tontn. MeepOrt $l5O0-17
MsRbssf si0-t5; ssr6u6srtsr SGinten o Bic
If Sciten 74--92 S6uItnn 6-64; Saes
6uttr 1870 Jtollbutter 20-25 F; Shmall
70; ; gsu. .gJcrfsr 8aIt AIS Gents per pfune
Strr 20--22 Gts per Oubsnb.
Rets. S7OO-8 so per 100 pfunb.
SaGs. 45-5O Cts. Eurts SsIanS SalS
s6mereten. Stsefuat s6OO-6.5o; 81
notbp 80, ,25-2, so; 2strIaat s3,75-4.00.
SptrttuuIen. Brandy 100000 (;
Sin S2-2,75 gru England gkm $50 /;
lBGisfep 49-5O gte. ...
Sabaa. CUBA 4o-75; Rtntud7 15--
"a; MayeptGr 1875; S6c 7-12; WarS'
lamb 7-12; girBinia 15--45; Yennd. STe
9eai t2-20; Comet. Seeo 3taf 10-16
st. Domingo $3.50; eapies Sntl $3.50;
SavenSll6 bic prst Nummsrn 50-sl 20.
TaIa. tt3-t23 @ts.
&Ges. Sgirn 20 Gtc Bis si&; @cw'
bong $3.50; Grnsca So 20; S0u&onS
500 Gents.
Ba&s $40 Gs.
BotGe, Id6Rl6t 90-95 Gents; Sou'
slut $3.50; SIut $3.50; ! Slut So
So; crpinare 1886 sSupft gc. III
| IS; ae,upftt Nlerinp $50 ; Busnos Wprss
30--6O; gfrtfanil&e $3.50 Ssnts.
3udsr. gBdbsr Sapana II braIlner
0avana 1O--i3; Nsp Olsans 9s-12, rat
I inirt t3 Gaia t0--t2 porto 8ieO fO-12
Ranilla 9-t0; SuiSudfr IS, ;erbrtdt 144-l5,
unp pulperlirt I 5 bis t54 @fnts.
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3eit CUR @rnsuerung ibrsr gnmits Der srIfs Saa
pss Nprl IT, uno IS rirp srpartst, bae Te tti
bem untrl6rirbGnrn SGaBmsifsr anruIen, unb
ttrs 9ermite aufusbmsn. Scld,e psrIcnen bic
ibre Qcrmtts rcm lien tis gum 10tn gpril niht
bsri6tt9t batsn, mGesn lid nht bfflaaen, penn
naa isnsr 3sit ibnsn bas BaFsr ponntbaltm
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ans elmer unp psr1elbsn Sgrrant 9sbraudt pivo
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5Cf 9encmmsn miro, bur6 Bfmeniame Giaenibiio
msr--uno ss ni&t ron alien paran felbsltetsn
prrlcnen brjatlt bniidbe 3u femmsn, ptnn iie "a
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tinIl nur aIS 81 cem NuBsn bsvisni0n tetrnftet,
wlGe Ilh nit chamber prrhincm
Gc ii rbenfalls Na6ri6t arastrn. an gtricnm
wslhe naS Sporhnt'gGa1rr gum Sausn III teiul.
b'n asesntrn, rag lc prrmitS Gaben miigrn, eba
ltf antanssn eaiirIbr ;u setrauGen - unp miijisn
liH ebsntalle rrrpflihten Gpl6ss fur Saus 2mcdc
81 9ebrautsn, psnn tas @Ctduoe fertia ill.,
Nsnn etsis Nr9el ai6t hrsngs bsobadttt pirp, 70
ptro bne DpppsIts fir bas BaIer anasrrGntt.
auf Ssfetl Der ScarO.
Gbomas Jaeeby, @6ubmeasr.
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28 i6in9ton, 81. @Gr5. Sol
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80 urfree6bOro, 30. @Grs. Sc
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MiIton, ouf Der nab eibertp fiibrenoen
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Sauallerie, unter Mor9en uno Srcdins
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80 bis 40 Spote, oarunter orei Sffijiere