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G23. HOOP SKIRTS 6sg

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The most complete assortment Of First Glass
1.OC' SA7EGTS III the Market.
Tor Ladies'. Misses and Children. are Manu-
tActlcd and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at
10. J23 Arch street, above Sixth.
They embrace all the new and desirable
5 NleS. Sizes ana Lengths which for SYM
RETRY. flush. durability aod chrapncss are
nu,IuaIrG. Our goods are made of best
W"Fru tapes, aud best linen finished English
S'rrl Springs-the metallic taStcnings are
secured 10y improved machiney-whichp pre-
cents slipping and getting out Of Shape
" @ are also, constantly in receipt Of Eastern
MADE SEmrs, which we are selling at the
following very tow prices kid Padded and
Il Yc'ed. - springs Is cents; 20 springs so
cents; - springs % cents 80 springs 81 60:
~ springs SLIGO; 40 springs, Diamond tied
Skirts 50 ccntS.
l~5~ SKIRTS made to order. altered and
ryPAired. WM. 4. HOPKINS.
No. CPS Arch Street.
'"le j. iopt-"ht. PHILADELPUIA.
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DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at the root of disease, and
driving it from the syssn
rbnITD


CEOUP die o
This disease is announced by difficulty of
breathing, shril whjstiing or wheeling
hacking cough and threatened suffoca,ion,
&c. 1t mostly occurs in young children. Crou,
No child need die of Group if this syrup is
properly used, and usel in time Mothers
who have croupy children should watch
he first show Of the disease and alwaysif thi,
keep this remedy at hand
For cough after measles this Svrun is
most excellent, Experieaae has prov en- that
It Is equaiied by no other preparation Syru,
The price Of the remedy is such as to y "
place it within tho reach # all the poor a.
we'll as the rich, and every person should
have il.
Every person should have i in the house, 10
1t is a true and faithful friend to all who
value health and wish to secHre themselves
against that most terrib disease. consurnp. "SeH
non. 1T will be- found the mos, useful, MS
well as the cheapest family Medicine in the
world 1t has been use for the last f,ur IN
years with a success without "A parallel.
Price 40 cents per bottle, or three bottles
for 81. 10 Time
Prepared by S A. FOJTZ & RpO
Westminster Md
For sale by DE-. II. II. MITCHELL. EIkton
and Druggists and Storekeepers generally
Nov 2a, ioj3-Iy.
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Notice to Country Merchants.

N7E would call your attention to onl
w large aud superior assortment of Tin
Ware which Will be sold cheap at wholesale.
Merchants desiring superior article, will
please favor us with their orders, and they
will be filled and delivered without charge.
PRYOR x BRO.
Aug. /, 1868. Ekton, Md.
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ttlr1ifinal
SfsElEtEEg'S
.BALSaMIC COUGH SYRUP.

f0T coughs, C0tdS, Group, UhOopl,
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spittu
Blood, Pam and Weokness Of t
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c
T'IIIS is no new remedy. 1t has been
L used for number of years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsylvania, and has, wher-
ever known, acquired an unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which il is recommended VOu
So apparent is its usefulness and 90 re-
markable have been its cures that il is fast
superSeding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted can rely upon its
doing rs much Tor them, and in many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public. Oh
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF a large number N the most intel
Iigcnt and able Physicians Of Maryland 1t y,o
is used and considered an indispensable "''
household remedy by u large portion Of the
first families of the state G,
1t is used by all classes Of society. and the ''
universal opinion is that it is good. THIs
syrup IS PURELY VEGETABLE c1HrOrND. a,
! is pleasant 10 take and never does injury. ~
But owing to lis purifying qualities, must
do good under any circumstances. Its effects
are truly wonderful soothing calming and
aIIaliug the most violent Coughs, purifying Gu
srcng hening aud inyigora,ins the whole
system. calming and soothing the nerves.
aiding and facilitating expoctoratioa, and
healing the ne
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THE FAyORETE OIL BURNER.

THE FINGERS.
This Burner will fit the common size Petroleum
Lamps
rJNlIIS uuriyaled non.C Chimney Burner for Coal
L oil is now offered to the public in a shape
more perfect and desirable than any other.
1t cNcells all other inventions designed to burn
oil, without the expense and lnconvenicnccs of a
Chimney; so far n to be beyond comparison
1t has been in use nearly two years and the
ingenuity of inventors has been exhausted IN at.
tempting to equal it. 1t is constructed on scien-
tfc principals, a,d burns clearly without smoke
odor. having a steady, floating flame.
IT IS PERFECTLY SAFE
1t is durabIy made. simple in operation. and
never gets ou' Of order, In short its many good
qualities are too numerous to mention. Try it
For sale 10y f. W. STAPLES.
TEL have one in constant use at the store
sch t. ls6I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Han Gea. erant Leaded Logz.

Some one who claims to have knows
Lieutenant General Grant from boyao0d
communicates to the National Inlslh-
gsrleer a biographical sketch Of the Gen
eraI As showing his business turn
early ia life, the biography says;
Al the age of twelve, he aspired tothe
management Of his father draughG team,
and was entrusted wish It for the par,
pose Of hauling some heavy hewed logs.
which sere to be loaded with the aid OF
of levers and the usual appliances cfseF-
eraI stout men. He came with bis team
and found the logs, but not the men. A
BOY of more imaginative genius, and Of
eaual bat differently y-dIFsctive c0ntfi-
vance, might have laid aexH 10 listen
or dream, OF build houses Of chips. Not
so with this boy who. unlike others, acted
upon the idea that where there waz
viii there was = way, aud hssitsted not Il
the undertaking Observing a faIlsa
tree, haviag q grandual upward slope,
he nnhitched his hoFses, attached them
70 log, drew it horizontally TO the tree.
and then drew one end Of il up the in-
elinsd trunk, higher than the waeon
trunk, aud 50 as TO project few feet
over, and thus continued 10 opeEais unsil
be had brought AL 70 this position. Next
hebacked tn wagon under the proiectifsw
ends, and finally. one By one hieehed 6
and drew the logs lengthwise across ilse
falling trunk on hia wagon. hitehed up
again and returned With bis load TO bis
astonished fathsr
This aneedose Is wall remembered By
old citizens Of GeoFgetosn, Brown eoun-
ty, Ohio, where Grant spent his early
boyhood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
The Indiana Legion.
STATE or IsDIAxA,
ADJUTAxr GKxEEALs OFFKg.

r. n
Indianapolis, April 9, 1864
To the O6ieeys 0ad Men Of The LIsdiaH0
Legion.
The western part or our Beighboring
Slate. Kentucky, has been successfully
invaded by strong force Of rebel Cav
airy, under General Forrest Padueah,
on the Ohio river, has been captured and
nearly destroyed By them
Many rumors prevail Of s threatened
invasion Of the eastern and central sec
tons Of that State b. large rebel force
Thus forewarned let as be foresrmed
and fully prepared to resist another raid
upon oar soil ike that Of Morgan last
summer. A we'll organized force Of the
State Militia, ready to take the held at
an hours notice will secure as against
surprise, pIunder and depredationa such
a. We suffered then sae
In view Of the importance Of early
preparation, the following orders and
instructions are issued
lst Let every officer exert himself At
once TO hil Companies Of The Legion TO
an effective strength
"a The 18th and 10th inst will be set
apart for general muster and inspec-
ton Of Companies, Battallions, Regi-
ments, aud particularly the inspection Of
Arms and Equipments throughout The
State.
Sd The officers viii assemble their re-
srective commands on one or the ether
Of these days, without faiiaFs. and will
be held personally responsible for com
psiance wish these ordera
4sh. Immediately after said inspection
and muster, the Commanders Of Compa-
niss win report through their snperioz
officers to these Headquarters the follow
ing facts; Effective strength Of eompa-
nies, number Of effective guns and equip
ments; number OF non-edective guns;
amount and sort Of ammunition aud It's
condition, and any other important facts
connected with the companies
Above all things, the officers should
keep well informed Of the movements Of
the enemy, aud bold their companies in
readiness to obey promptly and without
confusion any order that may be issued
to them.
by order Of o. 2. Morton, Governor
and Commander-in-Chief Indiana Le-
giOn. LAz NoBLE,
AdIt Gen Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

JEFR DAVIS II WAx.-The London cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune
says.
It was written Of old that HJesharan
waxsd fat and kicked. Jefferson (Pres-
ident Of the Confedsrates) kicked aud
now wakes. In other words, Madame
Tassaud has added him 10 her wax fg-
ures He stands comfortably near Nc
Clellan, who waxed here as be waxed
in America. and was the last addition
but one to her wonderful gallery-that
one being Hunt, the murderer Of his wife
and children ia the cab. Madame Tus-
saud has artists hard at work on The Eve
pirates Of the Flowery Laud who were
hung on the 22d ult.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

AN ESCAPED UxIox SoLDrER-The
Danyille Tribune states that Private
Charley Vaughn, of company A, 4th
Kentucky infantry, who enlisted from
that town, aud was seriously wounded
aud taken prisoner at the frst battle Of
Chiekamauga, made his escaPe from the
rebel prison at Danyille, Virginia, aud
arrived at home on Wednesday last. He
furnishes some interesting particulars Of
his e7eape The prisoners commenced
tunnelling on the ! l,h OF January, and
were engaged seventeen days and nights.
They tunnelled through ninety feet Of
earth aud brick, and 6rs, saw the gIori,
Gus light Of day on the 2sth Of January
Mr. V. started alone on his perilous
journey, but fell in Nitk 1--WE other escap-
ed prisoners in few days Their names
were WIN. w. johnson, 3sth Indiana,
Thos A. Morrison, Alex. Lornton, r.
McVay, and d Laporte, OF the lst Ohio
cavalry. They were provided amply
with food by the negroes, concealed
themselves in barns and outhouses dur
ing the daytime, and travelled at night
They reached the Federal lines at Fay
etteville, Western Virginia, on the 4,h
OF March, distance Of SOC miles from
where they we're imprisoned Mr. v.
confirms the statement recently reported
of the escape Of 800 other prisoners,
who got out at the same time as himself,
but thinks the most Of them were recap
tured. The smallpox was raging with
great violence among the prisoners when
he left, and the poor fellows were dying
of rapidly. The treatment they received
at the hands of their captors was horri-
BILE in the extreme, and their food was
poor and insufficient to supply the erav-
ings of hunger. The narrative of Mr..
Vaughn is really thrilling. He passed
through many hair-breadih escapes, but
was sustained by the assurance that re-
capture was death, and the chance for
escape, though desperate, was worth a
trial.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

SiSGuLAE ~ Nor FuxsT,--ls il not
little singular, If not indeed funny, that
the greatest General Of the age" should
be run for Pseaident by the ''no-Aghl-
ing, anti-coercioh, peace party" aud on
an "antlwaF platform7 And Is il not
singular, ifthls greatest General Of the
age is also truly loyal man, that ev-
cry secession-rebsl-syinpathizer Of the
North. and every refagee SecessioniSt in
the North from the South, shoald be IN
favor Of himf How are these things to
be accounted for1-Imd Gazette
BY remembering the fact that they have
no principles, bat only desire The officer
Fremont, or Wendell Phillips, or cid John
Brown would % them just Is well II il
would insure SUCCESS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
RECRUITS.
Recruits for Naval Service.

Vlllcs FFuF0st-H AFahaI.
Exanssilies lad March %, Tsss (
NOTICE is HERKBY GIVEN, thss I an nov
~ ready 60 receivs rscraits for the savAI sersses
Of the United States.
Recruits mast Be between fhe age of sightsaa
and thirty -hTe, and not isss than i've fest four
inebes high tvetsrsa soldiers xho have ssrved
one fuli sniistmant. and Of robust health nav
Be taken At forty yes-s sf assl snd be examined
by the Surgeon Of the Board Of Ear0slmsnt
20 CAiro, Illinois
Recruits enlisted in the marine eoEps Do not re-
oelvs .dvaRcs pay ca bounty from the Unitrd
states, bat are entitled 70 prize money.
Men sor the EAEAl ssryiSe are credited on the
qnotas for dr4ft. the same As men for the army
BLYTHE HTNES.
Capt and PrUy.-MAr- 10th Dist Of Iud-
april dl0xs
tViRcennes GAzeste, M0unt vernoa Uni0n, Rock
Port Tmpires s1d BOonxilie Dsmorrzf espy two
weeks, Ana send bin and tAree eoplss Of pxper
10 adveFtiser
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
NEW BOOKS.

nENAN's LIFE OF CHRIST; book creat-
n ing great eXeitemeni.
Miss GiIhert's Career.
Tales of the Opera; by Parton.
Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings; by Dickens
Letters to the Joneses.
Abbott's History Of the Great Rebellion.
Southern History Of the wAr-frst and second
volumes.
General oiant and his Campaigns.
Harper's History Of the War, as far as out.
The Perfect Gentleman; or, Elegance and kio-
quence.
Held IN Bondage; by Q. vSughn.
Whip, Hoe, aud SwQFd.
Rubini. a new novel
Frank Warrington; by author Of "a Tho SEth-
arlands.H
Barrettss Astronomy aud Atlas.
Mercedes Novels and all the Dina Novels.
At g. ,. DoBELL'S,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
CARPETS.
carnafs af Old Prices

4 WK VIII HAVE Ne ROOM FOB show
n ing CsrpesA during the time tkzt We rebuild
eEr store tAts sammsr, wIll ssn oHr stock Of
Carpet AZ tha CID prics which ia 70 70 - Per cert
ess than thsy czn nov b boasht fog last
M seHAPKkk q B0SsISGs
Hos, fT and - Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

tara special dispatch to the Louis
vile Journal, dated Huntsville, Alabama,
April I'd, says that on the night of the
slst ult party of guerrillAs sailed out
from their haunt in the barrens and stole
several horses from citizens eighteen
miles below that place, and robbed sew
eral houses.
Generals Mcpherson and Logan drove
them 10 the Tennessee river yesterday,
but could see 40 rebels on the opposite
bank.
General Logan has asked the privi-
lege of distributing horses unfit for cav
airy service to citizens TO break ground
for crop Hundreds Of horses, fed n
an enormous expense, viii thus be dis
posed Of to the advantage OF both Gov
ernment and citizens.
Two rebel deserters came in to Haats
vile last Saturday. W WT&EF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

SIASeERISe SoLpIERs AGAIS.-An ar
tiele publised in the Sentiael on Satur-
day evening, after ridiculing the cam
pairns Of Thomas, Sherman and some
others, thus concludes:
To counterhalance these trifing re-
verses, three distinguished successes are
to bs recorded, viz:
l. One detachment of the grand army
has mobbed Democratic newspaper in
Ohio.
.. Another has robbed q poor old
Dutch trader in Pennsylvania, who was
under suspicion of being Knight Of the
fabulous order of the Golden Circle
3. A third has successfully attained
its objective with disaster by flood or
held-a considerable army having been
safely and grataitously transported te
New Hampshire, where it is engaged
IN the glorious and patriotic work of
putting down the people At the polls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
CROSS-CUT SAWS.

DATEEr CRoss-CUr SAWS AT 81 % psr
f6ot- JACOB sTRAUR q SON.
tsbzs a@ Hardware BsAlsrs, No "a MAfn es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
PRIVATE DIsPRHsARY.

A IL SECRET DISEASES ARE CUEED
n wIfhoat he ase q AsreariaI preparations. Al
II AaiR SfFrst. IN MesxsEs buildIny BY
Isnl ~ DR.. sERsAM0EoWSKI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

noosfKR SYRUP Barrel choice soreum
II Syrup. For sale ct
CALDwKLL's FAnfIy Gsoesry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
sADDLERY.
TH0MAs q. MAnHEE.

GUccEssOR TO w. y. CORWHEE CO.,
- may algays be found AZ the old stand, DO.
% LocuST sTREET, near the P0gs .Ofhes, He
sfilt eoHtiaHes 20 manufacture Liz or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Martlps. .ea Collars,
Ae., Ae., aud has on hand large aad atfFacfigs
stock Of Custom w ofk, made of the best material
BY seientihe workmfn, which he nov offers 20 the
trade At EAsTEHN PRICES. HayinK greatly In
creased his fseiities for mannfaetnrHg he IL nov
prepared 10 furnish all articles in his lue In any
quantities., At the sboriest notice. All who wish
70 buy viii savs soonsg by examining his stock
befaFs purchasing elsewhere All who like 10 sx
anime hne articles invited 20 call aud see the
work which took fhe premiums at the last airs
NIB. Eyery article l. guarantsed and pssHna-
ture rips and breaks repaired without charge.
fabff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Repairing done at short notice.

RS-An orders win receive our individual attea.
tion and viii be promptly Ailed on the most
reasonable terms.
Office and Foundry on the Can
corner Of Ingle Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

UoNST-s B.rr.I. sr,r. white Ho~lay.
Noe FIRST STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

PoCKEF CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY.
POCKET CUTLERY
cH0PPfsG AYES $50
cHOPPINc AXIS.
cHoPPEgG AXIS.
cH0PPEgo AXES.
sHRARs AND SCISSORS
sHgARS AND SCISSORS
sHEARs AND SCISSORS
SHEARS ANR SCISSORS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TRl SPOONS.
T4RLE AND TEA sPooas.
TABLE AND Tgd SPOONS.
MFLL AsD err SAWS
aILb AsD = cur - Hs
Ko0D akn nAND sAHs
EooD 40 HAND saWs
NGAAhAa y HARDWARE
MECHANICS roots
BuTLDREs HaRDHARE
MECHANICS Tools.
GUNS AND PnToLs
o4sTRTDeEs AND Gus CAPS
euxs ATD PISTOLS
oARTRIDsHs AND Gun CAPS
PLATFoRM AED corsTrE sc4Lrs
PLATFORM and COUNTER scaEFz
sc4LE H1AMs AND sTRELrA8Da
SCALE BRaRs AND ergEEFaRps
GEo. :. sONNpAG a CO..,
80. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

s@ The Evansville Journal is an in
tense I.ineoln paper We doa't much
wonder. Its editor IS. both postmaster
and Publisher of the laws Of the United
StateS-Nsso Albany Ledger.
Not so. The editor OF the journal
is not postmaster, neither is the post
master editor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07


Coon 1oa m 0asaAn As1Lu1.-
Rev. p. p. IAgalh, jsst ften ~ army =
Tsn.sssss m AidlAaiprt, old = =
last night. He has sssn he soldiers Of
ssvsral Iowa istnsais, sops just from
tho Red River and etsrgiS expedition.
and proposes 10 tell the citissns of Kso-
kuk what - hoard aad nw, II sAsy viii
meet At Chatham Square Church tonight
1t 8 o'clock. He also informs ~ that be
he's received plsdgss 10 the Orphan
Asylum to he amount Of ~, 900 from
nine Iowa regiments.
Mr.. ingalls, ID engaged in good WORK,
and there il not man in our State that
Is better qualified. The orphans Of our
brave soldier3 will have cause 70 remem-
bar his noble efforts in their behalf when
thew realize what be has accomplished
towards establishing home for their pro
tection.
Don't forget to 60 and hear him to
night at Chatham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

s@TheTurnsrs' Association, together
with other societies, had been invited "a
participate in the celebration Of theF Fourth
Of July. 1t the Junction. After the do.
livery Of : speech in German, very appro.
pirate for the occasion, some wire-pullera
tried to make capital for their party b.
uttering sentiments which We, - Radi.
Gals, can never sanction, snd We honestly
believe that large majority Of the Ger
mans, Of this place. present on that occa
sion, win agree with NJ.
May these would-be proselyte maker
yet learn that no Germans will be caugh
BY trickery.
KxoKuK TURNvERxIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

EF The famous Brussels carpets "of
England are woven on looms invented
by an America, and bought of him
Bigelow went to England to study carpet
weaving-supposing that al arts we're
generously open for the instruction Of
learners. He was denied the opportunity
Of studying the machinery BY : short
sighted jealousy. he Immediately sat
down with yard Of carpeting, and, pa
tienay unraveling it, thread BY thread.
combined and calculated till he invented
the machinery on which the best carpets
Of the Old and New Worlds are woven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07

By Teleersph.l NEW Heex. July =
Cottou-Mors activs- sAass II sci - Sof nidding
TIour-stase and Western armer. Halss u 10 -
IL IS for Extra ssates IL 0o01l o5 for Extra = II. O.
and II 7ol2 y for trade brands, market closing v9y
steady.
Is for Western.
<sD2 20 for Winter Red Western.
Rye-Hirm ct IS.
Barley quiet and mammal
Corn-Heavy. Sales IT 63@l - for new mixed
Western; Al401 Is for unscuDd
Oass-Acttve at U00ec for Western
eugnr-Active 1t 2l@HLc for Cuba
Co6se-Rirm, With some considerable operations In
He the particular Of which have not transplred-
noiAasss-Dau
Petroleun-frm. but quiet at 4e65ec for Crude; So
90 fue Refined In Bond.
wooi-Firn aud quiet.
Pork-FhraAnd higher, II so for mess ~ 7s0l6 l21
e new do; 81 00oS7 90 for old and prime, and ~ o
as 90 Tor prime moss.
Beee-Quiet, hut arm.
Cut 1eats-Rrm with fair demand at 15<c fof sh0ut
dsrs sna 1i1<(0le1<c Nr hams.
Bacon Gides-Dnl and nominal
LArd-1ore Assive and Arm Sales 1t 1e1 <01o1<c.
Butter-Quiet and steady So03ec for Ohio IS to -
| or State.
Chesse-Actise and arm at Is to &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-07


eraAa-New Orleans fair 2oc, prime, 75c eAotcs ~
New York, c. 2sLx New York, A, ~ crsshsa ~ psw-
dered 81 10 32r.
MolAssn-suxar House, ooal ioe 0osdss syruS, Is
04l xS-Sorghnm, 6ste7sc
CogrEE-I9 To sic.
kicE-l41x 20 1Sc-
sopA-American, lOikc, English lie.
SoAP-PAm, sto slSe, Family, sc, German, S0loc.
CAxpLks-Ssax Zcc, Summer Pressed, ISIS
TRAs--Young Hyson 81 4stg2 oos Imperial 81 20 TO
- o. black 81 Is 70 81 IS
rosAoco--pslk sws~s. FEC, Medium Bzasda, 80 TO
l.0oc, Gold aud Natural LAai. 81 30 TO 81 IS
NAILs-Best Brands IS 20 10 rates.
0LAss-sxl0 Country IS so City IS, rates.
CoapAaE-H 10 2se-
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Oar YKscuHs-Hhs II 20 isc = b.
Oar CgRRASss-3%c.
RAsiss-&5 Is 70 = IS.
eAIr- 90 10 80.
PxAxI sfAxcH-l0c.
Wool Sacxs-N IS
Mouxs woopxx WAns-2 Hoop Pals, - 50; hoop
do g IS. No Tubs SIS 90 No. do, IA o. No. do,
IL 90 Nests I'd do, So Wasb-boards, - %.
RisH-No. MAckeref, bbs. SIS o0<e$1s 90.
No.2 do do t16 ootet17 90.
MOL DO III do I'll o0on 70.
Mol do If do 30 oo<eio ..
HI bbls- No. white Rish, $40 tot11l CO.
OuS-Coai Oh, Csc Inssea Oh. 20; Lard Oil,
81 IS to 81 ~ Fsb OIL. q 70 - l Is.
CaRxss-Dsnmark lie.