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The New York herald., 1864-06-07

Tho budget OF last year shows deficit of two hun
dr6d and twenty FIVE millions OF Ivres.
In the debate the war budget the strength W thu
Italian army was stated at three hundred and eighty
thousand infantry eighty batteries Of artillery and nne
teen regiments Of cavalry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22

Rss1ltg q ~ 1x3eaitasa--Rebsl Prep
sety acknowledgements 0snAtf1sa
u ths OsanSsy.
New York, Feb. go.
The following correspondence from
Florida il Published to-day:
Baldwin, occupied BY our forces, il .
small town eighteen miles from Jackson
vile, on the Florida Central Railroad.
There are mot more than twenty-five fami-
lies in Jacksonville, al Of whom claim to
be Unionists. The rebel forces in Flori-
Do are about $500 strong, and under
Gen. Finnegan.
The railroad is in running order,
though the rebels have intended to take
up the rails preparatory to an abandon
ment of Florida.
Barbara Station and Sanderson, the lat
ter forty miles from Jacksonville, and also
on the railroad, have been occupied. At
the former place . skirmish was had with
the rebels, in which we had four killed
and fifteen wounded. Several buildings
at Sanderson were in flames on the ARR.
val of our forces one of them containing
5000 bushels of corn, and another 200O
barrels of turpentine and rosin.
A document was found at Sanderson.
emanating from the chief commissary oil
the rebels, which gives startling evidence
of their desperate condition. Beef and
bacon is entirely exhausted Throughout,
the South and from all quarters cries
we're arising for relief from Florida.
Our forces subsequently advanced to.
wards Lake City, where the rebels were
found in force, and though we fell bach
to Sanderson, Gen. Finnegan was terribly
frightened, and evacuated the place with
three thousand cavalry and infantry.
Lake City is half way from jackson
vile to Tallahassee. Finnegan, before
leaving, carried off all of the rebel gov
eminent property. There was reason t
believe that the enemy, if he fights at all,
will take possession of the left bank Of the
Suzanne river, which is not fordable, and
will have TO be pontooned or bridged
Up to the l4th We had captured l3 can
non.
Later reports stated that Beauregare
was marching in force to Tallahassee, anc
Lake City was being garrisoned by Geor
gia troops.
OF the prisoners captured, about bal
took the oath of allegiance.
The steamer St. Marys was to be raised
being uninjured.
Our forces have captured and caused
to be destroyed over million aud a hal
dollars of property. Probably 200 bale
of cotton viii be procured at Baldwins
vile.
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Cairo, Feb. 90.
An officer from Big Black river reports
that just before reaching Jackson Skin
misbing ensued between part of Gen.
Sherman's forces and body of 1000 or
5000 rebels, in which the enemy were
defeated. As our forces passed through
Jackson two columns of the enemy were
retreating across Pearl river SO precipi.
lately that his pontoons, two pieces of
artillery and number of prisoners fell
into our hands. Our forces seized pro-
visions Of all kinds.
Great dissatisfaction is said to exist be.
tween the Kentucky. Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi regiments, and large number Of
deserters are coming into our lines.
Gen. Sherman reached Meridian ten
days after leaving Vicksburg. A por
ton of Tuttle's division got behind and
being cut off from theexpedition, returned
to Vicksburg.
Gen. Macarthur is commander of tn,
District of Vicksburg. Gen. Mcpherson
having accompanied Sherman with mos
of bis corps.
Two refugees from Mobile report tina
the Inhabitants in that city feel secur,
from an attack. Fifteen thousand rebe
troops are reported in and around the city
Union sentiments prevailed to consider
able extent, which will be expressed Al
soon as protection is afforded
Nothing is definitely known of the re
port of the revolt at Fort Morgan.
The report that Gen. Smith, command
ing cavalry expedition in Mississippi
being wounded in a fight with Forrest
near Grenada, is not confirmed.
1t is not believed that the guerrilla
keep up musketry fire upon steamers be
low Memphis. But little damage is re
ported.
Gen Buckland commander of Mem
pins, is gaining much favor there by hi
Judicions administration of affairs.
=, Inc Ice is running heavily in tn
Mississippi at Cairo.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
New York, Feb. 81.

New York, Feb. 81.
The Times Nevbern letter of the 18th
reports the final retreat of the rebel
force
A North Carolina letter to the Herald
states deserters report Magruder's force
at 10000. Comstock is occupied BY
5000 men with several heavy guns. and
5000 men can be concentrated there in
two days.
THE rebels have two picket posts 8
and Is miles in advance of the army to
give them time for preparations in case
of our advance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, Feb. 10.

nattIdA, Il GU. 10.
The Africa has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 9th, and Queenstown TO the
eth
The Danes have evacuated Schleswig,
and we're falling back to Flevdsburg.
The Germans were pursuing.
Consols closed on the 9th at 90l(d9l.
Cotton frmer, holders demanding an
advance.
Breadstutfs dull and unchanged. Wheat
6rmer. Provisions quiet and steady.
A Hamburg dispatc!. of the 9th states
that there is no news from the war 1t
is believed that the Prussians will pre-
vent its transmission. Severe fighting, 1t
is thought. is going on, as a great num-
Der of wounded are constantly brought to
Rendesburg
Earl Derby, in the House Of Lords,
condemned the Norwegian policy of the
government as humiliating to England.
Earl Russell stated that England had
not given the slightest promise Of assist
ance to Denmark.
In the House of Commons Lord Palm
erston defended the policy of Earl Rus
sell.
A majority of the British journals have
pacific tendency.
Mr.. D'Israeli commended that the
Queens speech should have made some
reference to American affairs, and com.
planned of it's silence on this and other
important subjects.
Lord Palnerston replied that the gov.
ernment could have repeated what has
often been said before, and be could see
no necessity for that.
| Earl Derby. in the House of Lords, re-
pudiated the idea of British responsibility
for the doings of the Alabama. HI
trusted that the Ministers had given such
an answer to the claims of the Fedora
Government as would put an end to such
monstrous demands in future.
The debate on the Danish question
generally inspired more confidence in com
mercial circles in England, but it was fel
that it by no means defined what the ulti
mate shape the policy Of England woult
take.
In the House OF Commons on the 9th
Mr.. Whiteside called attention to the dis
tress in ireland, and the consequent emf
grafton of fighting men to America.
The Parliamentary papers relative t,
Japan, estimates the destruction of prop
erty at million sterling and 500 killed
A semi official Vienna paper espresso
the hope that the explanation just sen. b,
Austria and Prussia to England will akoit
all further complications.
The Paris correspondent Of the Londol
Times says at ball on the Sd, the EN-
peror Napoleon said to a group Of Mar
shals and Generals, cit appears the,
have begun the exchange of cannon shot
in the north. Let them 60 int is n,
affair Of ours. Our policy should be non
Intervention" Those whom he address
ed seemed to agree with him.
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Louisville, Feb. 81.
Official information from Gen. Dodge
was received at Gen. Logan's headquar-
tiers to-day.
The rebels. supposed to be Reads com
mand, attempted to cross the Tennessee
river at three different ferries, but were
driven back by Dodge's troops. The
loss Of Union troops very slight.
1t is rumored here that Sherman has
had igh. with Polk near Brandon, Mis-
sippi, and whipped him and taken l2.
600 prisoners.
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Gen. Price Escapes to Naexieo-rhr
cert Of Gen. Curtis Attackea

zen rice escapes to Mexieo--.Th> r..
cert Of Gen. Curtis AttacL.a
Fort Smith, Feb. 90
Intelligence has reached here that a.,
Price had received sixty days furlouoh
to enable him to so to Texas and Nexieo
1t is the belief at hsadq uar,er, and
throughout the rebel army, tina. he viii
never return. He left Camden, Tenn
ten days ago, with a small escort Of citi.
gems.
Gen. Curtis has returned to Kansas
When near the old bal tie field of P,;r;.
Grove, while separated from the main
body, his escort vas fred upon seyeral
times from ambush, but he escaped un.
hurt. and The Survivors, with . marty =,
Texan loyaiists, arrived yesterday. Ths
main party was attacked in Kenosh. v.l.
ley, one hundred and twenty milee from
here. and al but II killed or captured
All the roads are closely guarded ~
UAkine itvUpr 49, ~ -
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New York, Feb. 90

NeW OH, TeD. -.
The City Of Washington for Liverpool,
to-day, takes out Sl09. 240 in specie.
It is stated that the Cumberland Coal
Company are negotiating the sale Of that
portion Of their property embraced in the
Hoffman Mine, lately recovered from
Judge Sherman, together with twelve
hundred acres, for $500, 900. The pro-
prietary is to form q new company OF
e25, 900 capital. The Cumberland Com.
pany will then have 1000 to 5000 acres
Of land, for which connection with the
railroad may be formed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
dispatch to Commercial.

Washington, Feb. go.
The Committee of Conference on the
whisky tax will meet again Monday.
1t is rumored that Fernando Wood will
abandon his plan of taxing liquors in
store.
1t is understood that the Committee on
the Conduct OF the War will soon invest
gate the condition of the Army of the Po
tOmac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
Special Notices.
COLGATES HONEY SOAR.

COLGATEy HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in snch universal
demand, made from the choicest materials, is
mild and em o,ient in It's nature fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin f.r sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan2alydav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22

Cincinnati. Feb. 20,

A special to the Commercial, from
Louisa, Kentucky. says that on the l4th
inst. Col. Gallup surprised Col. Fergu.
sons command in Wayne county, Va,
capturing 60 prisoners, including Fergu-
son, his surgeon, two lieuteuants, eighty
stand Of arms, and large number Of
stolen horses, and al supplies, forage
subsistence, and ammunition.
1t Was Col. Ferguson's command that
cuptured Gen. Scammon.
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GREAT BRITAIN.-An address in re.
ply to the Queens speech was adopted 10
both Houses of Parliament without
amendment.
In the House Of Lords Earl Derby re-
viewed At length the foreign policy Of the
Government, contending It vas injurious
and humiliating to England. The rejec.
ton Of Emperor Napoleon's proposal for
An European Congress, and Of his invita-
ton to recognize the Government Of the
Confederate States, together with the
fruitless negotiation with Russia repre-
ssnting Poland, and the interference in
the Dane German difficulty, we're several
y referred to, and although he did not op.
pose the address be severely censured
R1ssell's foreign policy.
Asaasll in reply explained the Dane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
Washington. Feb. FL,

Ex-Representative Bouligny. of Lou
isiana, died here yesterday. He sternly
refused to follow the example of his col
leagues and other secession members in
Withdrawing from the House during the
Thirty Sixth Congress, and served the
full term for which he was elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
BYIELEGRAPH.
ERNooN DISPATCHES.


Uonoel1atien Of Potomac Axny-xn.
noetaAs Work for oelerea 3roeps n The
DoothWost--TAe Internal 3evoaUo
0ul-Neterieus Guerrilla 0aptuseA.
Times Special.
Washington, Feb. 10.
Gen. Meade came up to-day from the
army. He was in consultation several
hours with the Secretary Of War and
Gen. Halleck.
A letter was received to-day from
Chattanooga which says that the colored
troops organized in the Southwestby Ad-
jutant Thomas will perform An important
part in the spring campaign in this re-
glen. Seventy-fve thousand colored men
will be ready for service in the South
west By the LIST of May.
Herald's Special
There il no doubt that at an early day
the Army of the Potomac will be consol-
idated into three grand corps de armie.-
Generals Scdgwick, Hancock and Couch,
are mentioned rs their commanders.
the National Committee Of the Repub-
iicaa party are to meet here on Monday
70 arrange the time and place for holding q
National Nominating Convention.
Especial to Tribune.l
Gen. Harvey. who is here on = court
martial. was taken seriously ill to-day
and the court therefore adjourned.
Washington, Feb. 10.
The Internal Revenue Bill. As il passed
through both Houses of Congress, did no,
exempt foreign spirits in transit or on
shipboard from the new tax proposed by
thst measure, but it is understood that the
Joint Committee of Conference have, At
the instance and through the influence OF
Representative Fernando Wood, agreed
to amend the bill exempting such spirits
The importers of New York have thus
saved large sums.
The Supreme Court has adjourned over
until Tuesday, in order to do honor to
the birthday of the Father Of his Country
when the California Quicksilver Mining
case, Jassatte against the United States
will be taken up and probably continue
several days.
Before the adjournment of the Hous,
to-day Representative Stebbins, of New
York. said the Committee Of WAYS AMI
Means desired again TO consider the join
resolution authorizing the Secretary o
the Treasury to sell the surplus gold, an
which Mr. Stevens had previously report
ed with a Recommendation that it do no
pass Unanimous consent was requires
for again referring the resolution to tn
Committee, but Representative Holma
interposed an objection.
Washington, Feb. l9.
The Star has the following from Yves
tern Virginia:
A scouting party sent from Waverly (
Webster county, has returned with sew
enteen prisoners. Among the number
the notorious guerrilla chief, Dan Du,
key.
A scouting party had also returne
from Pocahontas with FIVE prisoners, on
of whom is Maj. Adams of the 43d reb,
infantry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
Especial to Post.]
Washington, Feb. 20

The proposition to give MIR. Chase au-
,hority to sell the gold in the treasury, is
sure to come up in the House next week
in some shape, and it will undoubtedly
be agreed to.
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NEw yeRG, Feb. ~.
CDfton-Qnses II -5sd ~ FIR n,Idfiing npls nfs
Finurisr t~tfsy. sith fsir demand to % 80 10,
Extra State. asaT 10 for Extra X IL OF 5x4s 4
for TRADE Brands, market closing heavy
Nhskry-st.siy pse &c for State and Western
Whsat-At close higher with fair deusnt s*srl 4
for chcage SPRING I 5-si o. for Nil c1nst ! bsrI o
for Winter Red Western.
t1ri--shaie nrmes al 2'a ~ fcr shipping Mixes
Western in store
oats--tirmer with fair isssafrE e2il l. for West
ern-
Wool-5luiet and unchanged
Prtroisumstuiei and hFra at preyqns prizes
P.~k-Fnnasr AMI without any material thsngp- 90
btls fys Assrh. tnyers option 81 T. SOFA ~ =
so bt- do FIR Msreh aud April - 80 and sso bill.
new rnrs- fla June and lEly AZ "A ~.
B-ef-Firrn with fair demand III go se far mes@- 4a
mr. prime: ~ ~ FIR F"rscked mess alsd Is pnl6 10 u
trS mes.
Bacon Ssles-stea1v.
Dressed Hozs-stsads at 81 -6aioisc fer Western
LArd-firm Sith Lair demand AT l3s ala: also 5 90
beis 10 port last evening Tor H&rch April and MAY
l4Alstse
iintteT-frm at 24a3ec fsr ohioe seas5 fer state
Cheese-Firm al l4al5e for eonrue.n 10 ptfme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. %.
Four-fn good speculative demand.
What-ll2i4 and lis9lIs}. for No and Nc. /. re-
spectissly-
Corn-Markes 4uies soe for No and s. q Sc for
Ne =
High vine--Dnll Al SID Sc
Lave -toek-Mask.f dull
Dre.seh Hogs-M ittaa,It material rharl.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22

Il have changed my mind respecting them from
the FIRST excepting think yet better 81 that which
began thinking well Of REv. HENRY WARD BEfeEEg
The Troche- stat of life to me.
PRcY. EDWARD NosTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n Y
For Throat Troubles they are a specific
n P. WILLIS
Too fayoraliy known to need commendston. :"
Hos. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate
'Gontsn no Opium nor anything injurious"
Dr. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston
IAN elegant combination for Coughs
Dr.. G. y. BrGEIow Boston
II recommend their use to Public Speakers
REV Il. II. CHAPIy
"Most saiutary relief In Bronchitis
REv. 5. SzisFRirD, Morrstown, Ohio
"Sery beneficial when suffering from Colds
REV. ). j. p. ANpxRsos, ST. Louis
almost instant relief in the distressing labor breath
ing peculiar 10 Asthma
Ryv. A. c. EaGIEsros New York
They have suited NY exactly, relieving my
throat SO that could sing with ease
I. DyeHaKNE,
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As there limitations be and the genuine
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Red Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to Lessr Bi1<k y
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rect
Mes the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine il signed
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Sunday Night Report.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
The Freedom Convention---Trial Of Nc.
Cook and Crittenden.
Louisville. Feb 81.

Louisville, Feb. 81.
Quite plumber of delegates to the
Freedom Convention at Louisville have
arrived and many more are expected this
morning.
A large number Of negroes from Chris
tian county are making their way towards
GAINESVILLE to enlist under the federals.
The court-martial case of McCook and
Crittenden will probably adjourn to-mor.
row. McCook's case is concluded. Crit.
tenden's case will be tomorrow. Out
siders say both Generals will be thor.
oughly vindicated.
All reports that the Louisville Journa
has been or will be sold to the Republi
cans are utterly false
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22
Capture Of Blockade RUM ers.
New York, Feb. 81

A Washington dispatch reports the
capture of eleven blockade runners on
the lower Potomac, with a large amount
Of valuable goods and large rebel mail.
The Heralds dispatch from West yir.
ginia reports the arrival of large mum
Der OF deserters.
Lieu. Snodgrass has been caught and
identified as Que Of the persons engaged
in the late robbery on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, for which he is TO be tried
BY the q. S. District Court.
Washington, Feb. go.
A circular letter to District ATTORNEYS
has been issued from the Attorney Gene
RAILS Office, setting forth that many per-
sons against whom criminal indictments.
or against whose property proceedings
under the confiscation law are pending in
the courts of the United States, growing
ont Of their participation in the existing
rebellion, have, in good faith, taken the
oath prescribed BY The Presidents procl..
nation Of December last, and have there
lore entitled themselves to the full pardon
ana restoration of eli rights Of property.
except As to slaves and where right. al
third parties have interyepsd vhich thar
prociamat,on secures; the President has
accordingly directed Instructions to he
issued to the District Attorneys 10 d;sco,.
tinue such proceedings when il j. 49,.
factonly shown that the oath of alla.;....
has been taken in good faith. 1, i mt
necessary that deed Of pardon signed s.
The President shall b produced, - the
irssadsnt would End it impossible to
e1H = wnnn 1880
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new York Money Market.

Nxw ycHx Feb 20
Money
Sterling lsiG1s4l~
Gold firm. opening at 5sl deciiuinE 40 sol. and clio
sing firm at 5el-as
Government stocks quiet and a fraction easier
T. :. Is II coupons HvS. gin.
Stocks irregular.
T. : f. SO coupons In.
L. :. 6~ 81 registered coupons III
! Year Certificates sei
Tenn q Of iso e.; rse Mail 2l6s l3as.: Erie III
Erie pfd l07, Hudson l51, Harem 49,; VI i4as.
MSS : GID i3I; Reading i2ais; C &RTI21 III
Scrip l3is.. 7 1leas; la; C I'M, VI d l
c GA Z Fl w &c si4; c&Sw 5sl.
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Commercial.

O~ssSssSSA At>SAs
CORRECTED DAILY II
s.. HAMILL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No 100, Corner Fourth and Main streets.
DAIY GArx CIR 0YrTcKl
KKoKuK February l6 1884 !
PRODUCE AND PROvlsIONss
rreu.-s.perhne, . %: Spring Wheat Extra, s 80
Fall Wheat Extra, IS 5oets4 20.
CoRs MEAL-$l oOa$2 70 = loo.ns.
sarp srurr-&l 75g&2 90.
CokN-S5tl90c a bushel.
wHEAr--far ii %; Spring aoctgs1 90 T. bnshei.
RrE-S0c.
OATs.-60c.
GRErs ApPLEs-escelH 90.
PofAroEs-65tas9 Retail &c p peck.
BUrrn-common, 1sc; Choice, 2ee22c; retail, Csc
EGes-10 TO I5 retail 2oc.
CHIcKESs-$2 20. very scarce.
LARp-10G11c.
WHITE BxAys-Common TO Good, Fl 5ogkl IS. Prime
Navy, 81 0oas2 %
TALLaw--ec.
H.r-rimothy sao ooas2s 90 baied, sas %, Prairie,
$16 ueISlS co.
GROCERIES.
sueas-Norleans fair, prime, 141c; dhoice 1sl1es
New York. c. l7c New York, A, ls1; crushed and pow
dered 1ec
81 0o-Sorghum. 55Ao5c-
CoYYEE-Rio, Bog &c; Java, 42c
RlcE-ai4faIoc-
sopA-Ameriean, &c; English, Sc
soAP-Palm, &c, Family, &c; German, y f.
C.sDIEs-star, 10 to Do Mould l2l1 10 1ac1
81 IS. Black, 81 90 to 81 50.
TonAoco-Duk Sweet 90 to CSC, Medium Brands, 20 to
| soc, Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 to 81 10.
NAns-Best Brands 20 80 rates.
GLAss-sxl0 City 81 80, rates.
CoRpasr-20 to gic.
DRr APpLEs-o TO loo y h.
| Bar PE,cHgs-Hlrs ID to l5lsc r ~
| DIR CURsAsrs-1c.
| RAisIys-ss % to Is 80.
snr-I4ake s. Is to 5 -.
| FlsH-No. Maekerel, bids. s17 ooGs1s 90
| No 2 do do sI5 ooasle 90.
Ma do hi do Wtos So
III bits. No White Fish, IS IS.
sUNDRIEs.
LEafHFa-sole 80 To 35c Harness ~ to 4sc.
HIprs-Dry Flint. 10 70 lie. Dry satcd IL to lbs Grub
BY half price Green 70 ~ Green sheep Pess, 10 ts
sEsps-TimotEy - 90 TO 81 80 Flax, 81 10 IS
/ FKArHEEs-+n 70 Acc
! CHEEss-Hamburg. Is 70 Gle.
BxEs CafrLE-S3 -, 10 Is 10 gross.
sHIKr-st ca 10 IS 90 p 100 grvss.
| wcoI-Clean Tnhsa@hed, CO 10 75c .Unwsshed one
| third less
orLs-coal OIL best White, 81 TO 7oc, retail Soc Lin
seed OH, 81 % Lard OH. 81 10 to 81 II Fish Oil, 81 -
TaT Hoss.-s. % to sc % nett:
R.ss-woolel, - cottan 81 r.
oLp IEoS-lc = ~ Brss- ioc . p. coorrs i6c Z. n.
ErcHAser--,n New igr., pi1iIa'ielpha, Boston, Gin
fund.-. Gold 70 q &c premium buHing-
DRY GOODS.
sHErrIses .sp sHrs71xs--so to lal-e
DsuLs-so to s-5e
PsiNrs-l5i- 10 25isyr-
DEisIxs-1a To 81
GtxsnAxs-25 to 41se.
CasDsIcg coaEs Srvot-SI CO.
SKIN TaRkap-s1 ~ 70 81 10
FAsxEEs AsR aEcg. c.ssisERE-f0 TO -5c.
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Philadelphia, Feb. 30.

George A. Coffey, q. S. District A.
torney, died this afternoon Of paralysis.