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Capture of the Indiano,a.

The loss Of the Monitor Indianola is,
under the circumstances, one of the most
serious navel misfortunes Of the war. -
With this ysssel, the rams Wobb, Queen
oil the West, and such other war craft a.
they can muster, the coufederates have
now the most really formidable feet they
ever had on tn Mississippi river. AL
hough carrying bur two heavy guns, the
lndianoIa was one of tie most perfect and
efficient Of our western hee.. If not in.
Jured by the fight, this vessel, " the hands
OF the rebels, may put stop to NE most
important oil the operations against Vfeks.
burg. 1t will no longer be Of any use -.
try aud open a passage from the Missis-
sippi 10 the Red by way Of the Tensas
river, for tho reason that the light-draft
wooden boats which could be foated ,bro'
would not be able to contend with an IRON
clad like the Indianola and ram like the
queen of the West. Should the Indianola
run below Port Hudson she may inaict
terrible damage Oh the unsuspecting trans
ports and river craft at Baton Rouge and
below, Her possibilities for mischief in
any direction are very great. This is in
deed very serious matter.
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Minister from Hayti.

This Administration and Congress are
going it loud on the niger question:
They have not only put Sambo on an
equality with our brave whio private
soldiers in the army, but at New Orleans
they have Captains, Licutcnants, &C., Of
the same color. The latest novelty in tLis
line is the announcement that darkey
Minister and Secretary of Legation, from
llayti has arrived at New York, to be
accredited 10 our government. This i,
quite an innovation on old established
customs. Fancy big darkcy among the
favored diplomatic corps, paying is res
poets Abraham the First, while dc white
trash must stand back until "ds colored
gemman' rotires. This last attempt to
pile on Cuffor, don't 20 down SO well,
hence it is limited that tho.aboltion mana
gors are keeping these representatives OF
the |aae oad Puinl back in some corner
Of Now York City, fearful that if they tro,
them up to the With House at Washing
ton before Congress adjourns, that it might
complicato difficulties in the National
Councils,
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.,.n6lA DENOC RAT
-Tloumsbur9.-
SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1868.
Cheap 30 oks and Stationery.

WILLIAM G. PERRY, Esq, corner of
Forth and Race Streets, Philadelphia
advertisos bis friends in this Columbia
Democrat. Mr.. Perry, has q very fine
Stere and a full assortment Of select Sta
tione.y. We have dolt with him for many
years, and can testify to his honorable
bearing as a gentleman, and assure our
friends that they can scarcely go amiss in
his house to find the best kind Of station
cry and at very reasonable prices.
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Musical Convention.

Prof. w. II. FtNcH, will conduct Mu-
sical Convention at Bloomsbury, commonc-
ing on Tuesday, March II, 1863, to con-
tinue four days, and close with a GRAND
CONCERT, on Friday evening, the Goth of
March. We bespoak for this proposed
Convention the favorable consideration Of
our people. The labors of Prof. Finch,
elsewhere, are noticed very favorably and
with much success.
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Grand Gift Exhibition.

In tbs Exchange Hohl Ne'0 HaH - Tues
tug e0Ming, March 1OM.
The lovers of Fun, arc informed that
there will be grand Entertainment, Of
Ventriloquism--magic, mystery and mirth
held in Bloomsbury, on next Tuesday
evening. 1t is said to exceed the perform
anoe of the renowned Signor Blitz. See
Bills for particulars
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Uniformity ofPrioes "A New Feature in Business
Every one his own salesman! JONES n Co of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No 2Oi Market street
above Sixth Philadelphia
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fa honahe stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made or.
prcssy for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own snlcmau by having marked in figures ON uaoh
article at the very lowest price be sold for they
cansot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods are well spOnrcd dnd prepared and great
pains taken with the making so that all can buy with
he fu assurance of getting good article at the very
lowest price. Also large stock piece goods on band
of the latest style and best qualities, which will he made
to order, in the most fashionable and best manner 25
per cent, below crGdit prices.
Rcm3nber the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
No 2Ol. JONES Il co
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The Magic Time observer,
THE PERFECTION or MEcuAsrsM.

'E77 ~ T7'7
Drinr Il'tIng aHd open face, or Iady's or Gen.
- uumeH's Watch CuIubiurd
One oi The prcttiest most convenient and decided
ly tho best aHI cheapest tmepicce for general and
reliable use, ever offered. II has within it ana con.
ecied with its machinery, its own winding attach.
meut, rendering a kry entirely u 0ccessarv. The
cases Of this Watch are composed Of two metals the
outer one being fine III carat gold II mas the inprov.
cd ruhY action lever movement ana Is warraattl an
accurate limcplece. Price, superblv eugraved, per
case or hnIt dozen, S4OIOO. Sample Watches IN
neat morocco boxes, for those proposing tl bay al
wholesale, Nl5, sent by express with bill payatlc on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in advance,
As we cHnnu collect from those in the Army Address
hUBhARp BROS, & co.. Sole Importers.
Cor, Nassau q John Sts- New Nork
JANUARY 81 I-G3-6W.
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EDiTon oP Democrat
DEAR Sin !,

EDiTon op Democrat
DEAR SIR.
With your permission wish 10 say TO the renders o
your paper that will send by return mail TO all who
wish 1t free Recipe with fli directions for making
and using snpio Vegetable Balm, that will recunlly
remove, In l0 ddNs, Pimpes Bloches, Tan, Freckles
and all Impurities OF the skin, leaving the same soft
clear, smooth ana beautiful
will also matt free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start nll growth Of 1xurient Hair
Whiskcrs or McustaChe, in less than 80 DAYS All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours;
TuOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
No s3l Broadway, New York
Feb a. 1sG2-3m.
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Hon WILLIAM WRIauT, Democrat,
Of Essex county, New jersey, has been
elected by the Legislature of that S tate
United States senator, for six years from,
tho 4h of March
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taup6ls.
Mr.. EliiOr =

A "Citizen,' in the last "D1mocrat,"
tries to make the public believe that our
fragrant system in maintaining the paupers
is on the Justices, who, according to law
issue orders for their relief. But this
seems either an Intentional or unintention-
al mistake. The Justice is morally and
lega ~ bound TO give orders for relief in
all cases of zeal need 1t is for the ,Jus-
tlce to decide whether tho case comes with
IN the spirit of the law. But it is for the
Overseer to determine Tie firm and ertent
OF the "relief after tho order is once is
sued. The law very wisely directs "re-
hief,' Relief from what? Why from sur-
tering !! this is all. The law, though per-
haps silently, requires economy or it would
be ansnwise law. A sumptuous fare for
paupers; ncglecting treatment and
tendency on tha part Of officers TO make
capital for some position" at the expense
OF the public money is criminal offence.
Not one out Of ten would seek relief were
they compelled to go TO the poor-housc,'
be it for the present one, two or three, un-
I'll we have one spacious enough to contain
Ahem all. MANY.
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THR GENEsEE FARMER, is hero for
March. 1t is always well filled and very
instructive. Price 80 cts per annum.
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THE CONFESSIONS ANO EXPERIENCE or A
POOR YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured
of the results Of carly error ana disease. will from
motives of benrvuencc, send to those who request it
copy of the ahave interesting narrative published by
himself This little book is designed as n warning and
caution to young men and those who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility Loss Of Memory Prem, ure Decay SC
&C. supplying at the sa me time the means OF selfcure
Single copies will be sent under seal in plain envc-
ope,-wlthout charge to any who request it, by ad.
dressing tbs author.
CHAS. A LAMBERT,
Grccnpoint, Long Island, New York
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NJ A RAG ES.

On the 26th ult, by the Rev. William
j. Eyer, Mr.. HENRY N, ANGLE, and
Miss REBEcA IRVINE, both OF Mifilin
twp, Col. co.
On tho evening of the 26th ult., by
Rev., p. F. Eyer, Mr.. JACOB l.. GIRToN,
to Miss MARY A. UNGER, all of Blooms
burg
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of E2i-oLeH .Ntdler, dccA
ETrFR trstgmentory the estate Of Elizabeth
lIMIiler, late of Nj Pleasant township IN ol. 60
deceased Aayu bscn granted by the cgstcr oC Colu
ba county to the undersigned also siding in said
townships all persons having claims against the Gs.
tate OF the dcCGdent requested to present them
the Executor at his residence in said twp. without
delay, aud all persons indebted 10 make payment
forthwith WM. 81 LLER
January a. ls63-Gt. 50 90 EXgcuroR
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E5- Our Receipts for February being the shortest
month in the year-foot up encouragingy,. Prompt
payments h'heseterribe times with largely increase
expenditures the hope and support of mechanical
Thanking our friends for their generous suf
fragc, earnestly invoke tn ir increased attention TO
prompt remittance and punctual payment
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4 LECTURE.
r o Y ~ All G Eyz L, M M f

Inst paJiisAed IN seated Earelopc prcc si1 reats
A Lecture on the Nature Treatment &
Radical cure e Spamatprrhua or Seminal W,ukn,ss
Involuntary Emission sexual Debility, AMI lmpeI.u
ments TO haTrlag; generally Nervousness, CousuIl.d
ton Epilepsy and fits Mention and Physical Iucap-T
city resulting from Sslf Abuse &c.By Rob J. Culycr.
well, NJ, D., Author of the Green Book &c
The world renowned author in this ndmirqll lie lectr,
clearly proves from his experience that the awfll
consequences Of self Abuse may he Ell cruay removed
without medicine, aud without dangerous surgical
operations bougl"s Instruments, rings or cOrlius pOu
ting out mode of cure AT certain and en- rtuu bv
which every sufferer no matter what his condition Inu
be- may care hlmselfcheapy, privately and radirallv
This Lecture viii prove boon Ia ,IsauGs and iho
sauds,
S,0t unGer seal 10 any address Ia "A plain, scaled
envelope, the receipt OF six cents, or pu.g, sta,
by addressing,
CHAS -. KLINE \ co.
-. Eovcry. N.N urk, osi Office Bux iIs6
El4.dly ~, ..a.
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AlSO.

Provision Store is attached 10 the sait establish
ment, in which viii always be kcpta good supply of
Chop bram Corn and Feed generally Which attention
is invited,
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods
BENJ. ERASMUS.
Hn5Nm slIr1 Inn u
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SHERlFF's SALES.

I virtue Of sundry writs of pentationt
Eponas, to me directed, issued out the Court Of
common Pleas Of Columbia county, will be exposed 60
public sale on :"
Sas"rt0y tie IN d'y Of March, 1868
at one oclork p M Of said day at the Court House,
i" 'Ioomsburg' lhc following real Estate TO witt
All that the undivided one fourth mart IF
thG following described real estate to wit; certain
tract Of land situate IN Scott township CoIum, in co.
BOUNDED y ianGs OF andrew Crcveng on the south,
ahutl MtliItk, John Mcllick aud Samuel H. BetIe an
the East Peter Srhug and others on ,hc North con.
.ni's my rAht aGrGs and eighty perches, whereon
"ouses' one bdTh ana oihar out buildings.
ALSO,
thaundiyiied fourth part ofone certain other pieee o,
parsel Land situate in the township of Scott afresad
bounded On the East by laudsor White on the SoItr
by Andrew Crcveling, and on the West and Norm NV
Fishing Creek containing Seven acres and five n.,che,
uuimprovcd
ALSO,
the undivided fourth part Of one other piece or norce
nna siiG h, ia MoaGIplf2santwP, IN tho county
w. Wet ana North by land of John White. ana onrhc
m o., lsm,ng Creek containing four and sixty
S-A uerchtS hhIhpreved, with the appurtenauces
Seized aud taken in execution as the property q
tenant WIZ
ALSO,
at the same time and place.
All that the undivided one fourth part
:" ' iuoWlhs described real estate to Wit a certain
irat ot land situate IN Scott twp Columbia countv
u"nnu1u ~ iHnds OF Andrew Gre ing, the South
samuel Melck John Meck and amuel L. Bettla on
lh fhst fttcr Schug and others the North co,,nin.
ing my eignl acres and ghty perches, whereon arc
Giecteu Htlst hiil, blast Furnac ce six dwelling
"'"Sos' o"o D@Ih ana other out'5uildings
ALSO,
the undivided fourth part Of one other piece or
vi IaIh Siluue IN the township of Scott afor e,nd
l oounhel on the East by lands Of John White II the
%9u1'r SUI ny lands OF Andrew Creveing and the West
ava Norm ny Fishing Creek, containing seven aers.
ana hve perches unimproved S'
ALSO,
the certsn fourth parto ronc other piecc or n,rco,
,"" iii"S'e S IN hountpleasant twp. the County
,h W., u%.L"Ned % on tne East by Fishing Creek on
tt w t ana North by land OF John White and on ,j,
ny r'snng Greek containing four acre, and sixty
PIsoius Ginn, "mmPIoyed' with the appurtenances.
, 0'l%cu ana taken in execution as the uropcrtv n,
enHht @+' "~'''Si 'Viro
SeS' IPr's OFFICE JOSIArr n rrrp,,N
cEutHnsburg, Feb. IA, 1863 So
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ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
ESk0te Of L0nnlhan Lln. AeccaScd.

EFTERS OF Administration on the Estate uC JOua
ithan Fry, late ofMontour township, Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register Of Colum
bia co TO the Undersigned all persons having claims
against the estate Of the dcCcudrEt requested to
preseut Tia IN to the undersigned, his residence IN
sai toNHsp without douy, audi ali persons indebted
- MAKE payment forthwith,
PETER UElNBACH, 9Rn,r,
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SsS- Rev. Mr. ScorT, breaches to-mor-
VOW, at 10, % and o'clock, in the new
Baptist Church
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I'D n Al HI y .

In Bloomsbury, at the residence of her
son'in-law, l.. II. Sharpless, very suddent-
iy, on the 4th inst, Mrs. WAGGENsELLER
aged about 54 years.
In Danville, on the 27th ult., ANNIE,
daughter of B. +. and Sarah j. Hagen
buch, aged 2 years 3 months and 81 days
Farewell our Annie dear, farewell,
Thy sweet young voice ~ stld,
\ plr' - vacant in our hparta,
Thai never ran BE- filed
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID

ENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID
puhlrshcd for the benefit and as caution to Young
men, and others, who suffer from Acrvous debility,
Early decay, aud their kindred ailmonts-supplyi
the means Of self cure, ly VINO has cured hm.
self after being victim of misplaced couiidonrl IN
medical humbug and quackery. By enclosing Il post
paid directed envelope single copies may BE- had Ottho
author, Nathaniel Mayfair, Esq, Bedford, Kings coun.
ty, New York.
WHOopING COUGH OR CRCUH however severe
may be alleviutcd and cured by the use of nudaHle
Iadoc Porter curative Balsam.
This invaluable rliCinc possesses the eNtraurdna
ry power Of relieving Immediately whooping COugh,
nnarscncss, Ditiicuty Of breathing, Hufkiness and
tickling in the throat 1t lOosrns tn Phi gu and will
be found tn be very agreeable 10 the astc II is not
violent remedy, but cmoliiGnt warming. searching
aud effective. Can he taken by the oldest pcrs on or
youngest child; For sale by all Drugnists at 10 and
~ sGnts per bottle;
A CARD TO THE sUFFERGNG.-The Rev. William
Cosgrove, while labnrinG Missionary in Japan,
was cured ofCousumpton, when all other means mad
Failed, by recipe obtained from learned physician
residing i'll the great city of Jeddo. his recipe has
cured great numbers who sutrIing FROM cosuup.
iun, bronchitis sore hroat Coughs and Colds aud
tn debility and nervous depression caused by these
disorders.
DcsirDus Of bcnntttinC others will scdd this rrcpe
which have brought home with ne, to all vino need
H. free Of charge. Address
REV WNf. COSGGOVE.
430 Fulton Avenue, Broklyn, n. Y.
Dec 6, ls62--3m.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

The undersigned Informs his friends and the public
gcnera!ty. that hr has opened New Grocery store
on Main street central in Bloomsbury, where he has
Just received all kinds of Groceries, Mulasses salt
Chiies ana Notions generally which viii DC sold very
cheap for ready pay.
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STATEMENT
OFF
The Finances of the County of Columbia.
from the LIST day of Jan. 1862 10 the
LIST day Of JAN, 1863.

fhe Auditors olcctod to solo and adjust the rnbIc
uCCuunt' ol uunWa county. ccttully beg leave
To report that they have examined tho same from an,
nrst ddy oi January Ie2 10 tho first day IF January
ieG' anu respectfully lav before the Honorable the
JUDGES oi the Coutt OF common Pleas the rollowi ug
statement ana report aprecably TO the twenty second
section OF the Act Of the General Assembly Ut this
Ie34" '''' 80 D'
JAMES :, MrNTNCH, Treasurer Of COLUMBIA county
in account with said rountv. '''
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MadamTlior Port, RS bal.
sam has been in use by the
public for over r. ycurs, anA
has acqrired III present suia
imply by b ing recolnmen.
i.l by thon who have used
1t 70 their afflicted friends
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Ir remains v b Inferred IN she Second Street Marble
RsD.-At Coxsaekie on wednesday, July 20, Mrs.
Lucy RxD, eyed "a years, II months and 10 days.
~ RowLAND-On Tuesday evening, August 4, MARGAnnr
ANNA, VINO OF the late Charles N. g. Rowland IN shs Iiss
the relatives and friends the family arc invited 10
attend the funeral at the Church OF tho Annuncaton
| o'clock.
s.a..0n Tuesday, August A. SARAH n. sAar, formerly
| OF Mid0etown, Conn.,, aged 50 years.
me relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral to-day Thursday from her late rest
dence, 100 Dean street, Prooklyn.
sknISAk.-At White stone, L. on Tuesday. August
:, 1ons AuniscLoss snLAAs, aged 50 years, and
The funeral viii take place this Thursday morning,
~ ton O'Clock, from the Hudson Hotel White stone l.
| srEsN-on Wednesday, August o, HKEs, vile Of Do
Tue relatives and friends Of the family, also those Of
ner sons Alexander James and Andrew are respectfully
West Thirty seventh street this Thursday afternoon at
haif past two O'clock without further invitation. me
remains WIN DO taken TO New York Bay Cemetery ior
scaUn .c,lEa.-On Wednesday. August g. after short
Illness FEVER HENRY ScHUAAcER aged 81 years, month
and days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited % attend the funeral This rhursday Afternoon
corner OF Thirty sixth street His remains VIII be IN
TERED In the Lutheran Cemetery.
SxALxy--on Tuesday, August :, ELLEN IL WlGGNs,
wife OF David Smacy, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from the residence o. her
NO % taoasn ny TINS
Of the family requested TO attend, without further
notice.
srrARr-At warrenton, Va on Friday, July 81, Lieu
tenant RoBrEr STUART Of Harris Light Cavalry and for
morally lieutenant In the United States Navy.
The friends or the family respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral without further invitation which will
tare place from his late residence at Rosyn l. J.,
Friday morning, at eleven O'Clock. The leave Hun
ter Point opposite Thirty fourth street. at eight O'Clock
A. NJ. on Friday and carriages will be in attendance AZ
Hampstead Branch TO the friends 10 Roslyn In
time for the funeral
SAUNDERS Suddenly, on Wednesday, August 0, DrSs
SAUNDERS, aged IS years.
His friends and aoquaintances requested attend
the funeral this Thursday afternoon, OF o'clock
from the corner OF Hudson and Christopher streets.
VERow.-0n Tuesday, August 4, Ions ADrsA vIERow,
daughter OF Victor and Annie f. vierow, aged month
and ~ days
wmcnr.-0n Tuesday morning, August :, suddenly,
THOMAS b. WRIGHT, son or finley and Lucy Wright.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his father No.
los West Eleventh street, this Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock, without further notice.
WAcHTyNDoRF.-On Monday, August ., OF sun stroke,
Captain WAHrESDoRy.
His friends respectfully invited to attend the fune
rail- from l46 Duane street, this Thursday morning. at
bali past nine o'clock
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--whes. was a shade nrmer, with sales reported q
$1,000 bushels at Al 30 for white Canada, 30 81 %
for amber Western 81 81 asi % Cor red winter Western,
II 10 "a ~ for Milwaukee, club 81 20 81 - for am
Der Iowa and Wisconsin, and 81 . " II for chicago
spring. Corn again higher TO day, with sales o.
li< 600 bushels including mixed Western at SC. 67c
for unsound ESQ Is hc for sound and roc 72c for
yellow and white do. Oats dearer and moro active
a SIC a. Tic. Rye continued inactive at sec. voc.
Barley and barley malt continued quie.
CoFEx quiet u former rates RIO, prime, al 2ssc
81; 70 rosS ealscss &C. &c sara mat. and
ban. 35kc. SOC Maracabo, zoe. 3lc. Laguayrs 2oc
COTTON was in active request and stny held at sce
Sic for middiinss with sales reported Of $500 bales
Fmnanrs were essentially unsiiersd with Gas vessels
Of oil classes In port 10 Liverpool there shipped
IS 900 bushels grain 2. and ey steamer 1900 boxes
10000 bushels grazing AZ 7hd. ashd To Bristol -
ri q 800 cns capacity At 3oe 10 Cork. 1900 bushels
Han was in good demand ., soc 81 10 for North river
Hory were very moderately sought after to-day At lsc
Iir,rs were quiet Al Irregular prices.
IsArms cas- IN demspd and quite Arm.
IlsE wss moderately inquired for n fovmsr quotations
sssss a &C. and sundry Iots caba muscsvado Soc
aSzhc.
wisbsai any remarkabe changes m prices Other kinds
rsovssos.-pors VS. less active. with sales q 900
ai,e< ssman1 With sales oS ne bbs n ~ IS si3 IS
Or urine and e13 70 SIS for extra mcss. lard ruled
ate<y a. eAc ioc, with saes Il 500 packages. ~ cut
sneas 20 rackages chAased hands a axe 5t,c for
asoaldsrs ssd ssc- exc- Tor hang Bacon contnncd
inactive At sac To- Butter and cbsess ruled quie, q,
former pficce
Rrx Gas bcsvy ~ 7e. IKE for East India with SALES
~ no RAGS The sock August 1885, Comprised ia $50
bars ciesned East India, and 100 bag unclaimed DO
assnss n SO bags cleaned Fast Inda AZ ri no bars
ard q ats usc eanei do. same time last year
sreAnA were moderately deak In the days sales com.
risisr bds Al TO- DC sof Porto Rico, yxc
Tsso.-ssics II 100 600 Tbs were made asIcc alo,se
wmssgr.-Ibse we're 40 bbs. sod N Acc ssIe.