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MUSIC STORE.

fANlib attention Of musicians and all lovers Of music
i iarull"i TO our splendid assortment Mus cal
lutifument- OF the most appruy uAnuac urea.
We ltaHe constantly ou hrnd hne stock a Nluuns.
hlGieS' uwulh Dunrertuos and Acvurd. uua OF ttefy
'Hlety OF qlmlity and prce.
heiug also "Fcts for Ernest cables cCirbItt-l
Piano roftes we arc holy furnish tho pubic Wl.h
lhtr, hne nhtrumunts which may he tayOrAbly com
PutH WIN tht bt e. nov manufacture
our Hcutr, are ruch a. 30 e,ahe us to furnish The
hIYV', as al %, muse bOuks, ,-nret music Elulz
ot mu-Iell merchandise at prices and terms that can
not iAi 10 prove satisfactory 10 purchaser
ga j. a a. FIahEk NJ Main street,
AtA Between thIrd Hnd Fourth.
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Shuts,
SKIRTS!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
fFNA4E undersigned have established a Hbor glirt
Il factory At No. 2IG Filth Rtree', near the Oceoln
Mil, Az blnds-New York and Paris style skirts
rep 'ired neatly aud warranted Tor nix months
Oorsels and Bustles constantly on land. Lsi.rare.
member the place No. ZIG, Fiuh street, Dayton
llneso-u J. nEhSTElN 81 btO
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

MILTON cROMAs, bouni boy a,qhtse,
ltl years OF age Runaway from The under-lgns',
about the 81 lust This ia 10 warn All person. sram
hAIhotlns % tfssting him on my account.
aep3-wN AhNRY RRENRBR
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IGFOcery and Provision Store.
Au.sst

| Oar--AH persons are iarony cautioned ytipst
n noeohhnng Tor u note drtd1 ine dated F,,ru.
siy leJ4, Tor iour hundred AMI Aeuty.tWu dollars
'nd ten cents tel2l lO) thriy dsys and payable nt
hiirt NHllonRl bauk cincinnati, tu fho order nf q
howiaht rWd note haa heen n-f and Ril t,@ r4 ous
are 'sHltonet not 10 pHtohase or Receive the same
Fl. JOHN 4 MNlCk
hr JOB A. MtAICb The note alluded i1 A,oye
never repr tai ru ~ huui Gr OthsrNiae, aud is no
longer va irs against you any account
q. W, RpWL1Nn.
Gna.n"sa Fe.rnaIY 10, lsei telldLi
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Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShip

TIaE partaerahip heretofore existing under the trm
| Of brsene Nixon, IN the Clothing business,
va dissolved by mutal consent ou the 10th day Of
august 1884. .
W.G, Breeus ia authOrGed to settle the affairs Of
The late firm W. q. BRBENEi Il
nN A. &. NIXON.
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DosoIutiOp Of OO-partnership.

uluE partnership heretoiore existing under the firm
i ot sHssEDiS0, MAusR Co IN 44ing Basiss,
al Bueteys Mug' Dayton, Ohio, was dissolved by
mutuJl cOncent,a IN the 10th day Of August, 1864.
All persons knoapg themselves indebted to said
hrm ace rep 9ted 10 eaI aTl settle, and All having
elpmHt gh kAttha iifm val tresent them forpayment
iubhatmtey The books will ~ foqp1 aththe Office
OF HEN ~ FERNEDING B son, Mo. y, Kenton
street, where aopet the accounts will he settled.
'i , Y q % HENKF FERNEDING,
m ~ - GEDRGE MAU1E,
ANDREW MAitSE
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OINoINNATI VENRREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
rnR sruE OIRE or PRIVATE N

Established in the Year 1880,
FOR TEE OURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicsns in the world,
nR. &C. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years OF the Gu,
ainnat Venereal Hospital, and Dr. 4. d. REYNOLDS
late Of New York. This Ia She only oice in the city
where oeFtnane mt cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change ol
dict Gonorrhma cured IN & to A hours. Geet cured
IN TO ledaYs; structures cured IN TO weeks; Noe.
turnal Emissions stopped 10 70 days. seminal
Weakness cured in tos atSssi syphilis siu It's prima
ry stages cured in aays; 500 ndary gym ptoms In
% weeks; Skin Diseases cured in to weeks i'm
potency, ugor restored IN to 4weeks All diseases
81 private nature treated with unparalleled success,
Dr. Bonsparte great work on private dissAaes tt,H
Private Guide 10 Health, is beneficial 10 all, male and
female Old aud Ysung, should read this book twill
enlighten these who gropS 10 darkness Price rs
br. BsaapsrIs's French Patent Male sAiel Il is
perfectly safe, and never fails to 90 satisfaction tie
thO only safe and sure praYeatVo against disease
Price 81 the French Patent Male SAFE 81 tho single
. lSS- Madame L0zlER's Femas Mouthly pis IL a
saie aud reliable remedy for suppressOns as and all fs
male diseases Ladies should not use them during
pregnancy, As they viii produce miscarriage. Price
ti % per 6oE-eHtra fine sb-sent TO any address BY
mail
qnastonably acknowledged 10 10 the chan piOns and
Engs OF ysneroal diseases, and the only Docors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; they
have been accustomed from early age OF youth IA
witness The fArious diseases which affict man ind
aud 70 watnh the progress through long career Of
hunole abode oil poverty ~ the mansion Of the veal
lhy and having ascsrlsinei beyond doubt the vast
suffering 81 humanity, they determined 10 select the
AonefsNve system as their particular dtudv and de.
vote their whse attention to the alienation OF the d
sAses 81 .nese important functions No letters will ha
Aasgsfsl unes, g. they 9sntain remittance or post.
.,g Drs, BoNAPARrEA 4 REYNOLDS.
90; iss syesmote street. between eihb| 'iSth, east
pnhna hsiirA irom ~ too ~ "a
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HAVfNG bhl day purchased the entire interest Of
III A.-g..N NIXON IN ths firm of Bre ne Nixon,
snail coptnue to carry on the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing husinOis Having alsrge stock OF clothing
on haud, purchased before tins great advance, shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house IN town
Wishing to reduce my stock, hence the reason OF my
oHringmy goods Fs cheap. am selling
Fine black pants frorn..............S 81 to $40 90
Fancy cashmere pants irom...,...... W to 10 O
Plain and fancy cassinet pants irom,' 20 to 20
Fine cloth coats IL w TO 20 wv
Fine cashmere coats fIom........... OO TO 90 10
fine cass met coats irofn.s.... 90 70 ~ %
large Stock OF overeoais ifonl...... W TO rs w
Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
surpassed n the East West. large stock VI boys
cape oyercoats, which am offering exceedingly low
Also al ,rEI stock of piece goods, which were pur.
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low,
compared With present prices Of goods purchased
this Fall f' UI.. ,... W. q. bREENE,
..aug2n No. " Main Ct, opposIte The Oour llonse
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AMERICAN SALOON.
CORNER OF THIRD AND JEFFERSON sTRKFrs,
.ia. SECOND DOOR EAST.

LlGCOMPT & ttAPP. Prop'rs.
uiHIS Saloon one ofthe most complete IN nt its
! arr nntnlsnts Of any 10 the oiiy
QuAlLS,
WILD DUCK,
aNBSlsuN,
and ~ knds Of game and Fish in theirseaspp.
AZ hr-tca7s Restqtirant, itisthe Intention Of The
proprttdrs n urnish meals a. ~ huurs ard ta sst
hfi9retheH pdronF wltutesarthey may dpsire 10 4i
thatit IN th- uAkrt, Their bar will c3mpr.sC the
choicest hquors or oyrry description, and tho atlen
ton they viii pay - every department Of thef liis
ness, MI ba such ~ leave no MON ;0r Hssst- ace
unn TohArGo and N Igis oi the BEST brands alwavS
on mnd aud oysters by the Can, and half Can
FaIIsO o. II +... f
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Wlothlnq.
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sOl Third STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 20 accommodate hs customers wit
l every article Of gentemen's wearing apparel
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan
coats, pAnts, vests, Shirts hosiery hRndkerohiefs
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &C., will do we'll tt
give him call. au24
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Robaol's Catawba lrandy i made

Robaol,,s Catawba brandy is made
from The PURE JUIDE0R THE oATA WBA
GRAPE, which is grown in abundance in
Ohio and from which this article is obtained
1T has an agreeable Aavor, fine clear color.
and possesses all the qualities for medicinal
purposes, aud for beverage Of the best i'm.
ported brandies, AS flayorng for mince
pies and other cooking purposes it is the most
economical article that can be used, being one
half q dollar cheap er by the bottle, and nearly
two dollars cheaper per gallon than other
Brandies sold for that purpose. Wherever it
has been introduced it has found rapid sale
and is daily gaining in popularity giving in
all cases the utmost satisfaction, Call for
"Roback's Catawby Brandy which may be
found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and deal
ers generally throughout the West,
O. W. ROBAClt, Proprietor.
Sc, S., 60 and GO East Third Street, SEQ Ad
yortisomcnt.
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WEDNESDAY,, May 81, 1864.

fundamentally June Cd, lSG : by
Rev. a. Stevens, Mr.. JAMES NJ. GATES to Miss
VIRGINIA RAND, all of KauawhG county W. Va.
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EnAYcrrArlos III LoUIsIANA.-Ihe
Consultation Convention ol Louisiana
passed the Emancipation act on the lith
by large majority. Tho act, as finally
passed, contains two articles, as follows
We, the people of the State of Louisl'
ana, in Convention assembled, do here
by declare and oEdain as follows;
SEC. /. Slavery and involuntary SER
vitudo, oxcoptas a punishment for crime
whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted, are hereby abolished and pro-
hibited throughout The State ;,
Sec. .. The Legislature shall make
no law recognizing the light OF proper
ty in man,
At precisely noon the deep boom OF
cannon ATTACKED o large concouTSe oil
people to the foot Of Canal street where y,
a salute was fred in honor of the a0oh'
ton Of slavery in this State by the Con
si.uiional Convention,
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NOVICE

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
cnurt Of Putnam county, in suit pending In
sniI court. In which William II. Langley is
niontifr and Il l.. Nonloudcn and others, are
dcfcndeuts. I shall on the 9Th day Of July,
1854 in Inc town of Buffalo, in said county,
proceed TO sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder the lands and lots in said cause and
proceedings miniionod on such part or parts
thereof, MS may be sufficient for the payment
of :ho debt Interest and cost docrud in said
cause Of complainant
Thcsaid Falowill be upon credit of SIS
md twelve months from day Of sale, tho pur.
chaser, or purchMce giving bond with good
security ior thopurchaso money, and tho legal
r,lc retained as 'tOr the security therefor
j., n COUCH
T.u, Q. lsGi, Special Com,
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VAST VlRGINIA:--At Rules held in the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Court, Of Cabell
county, on the first Monday Of June, 1864,
Grenyille Parker,
vs..
John ". Hite, Wilson B. In Chancory
Moore. and Joseph Price.
THE object Of this suit is to have applied
balance Of 55l 60 and interest due and coming
from said Moore 70 the plaintiff, orso much
thereof as may be sufficient to pay and dis.
charge any balance justly due from the pl'itto
said Moore FOR taxes assessed TO him for the
year 1860, and cousc TO be delivered to the
plaintiff. note for $lJ6 so signed by 'ohn 5.
Wilkinson, md dated August seth, ls6O' and
PAYABLE 10 HouIy McFarlon, Edgar j. Baton,
Symon Cayisan and scLpglor Lioinyslopo;
then and now the plaintiffs property payable
in two coualannual insallmcnts, with interest
annually, which was placed by said Price in
the hands of said Uitc on or about the 9TH OF
July. 1851. as security for any balance thai
should be found partly due from the Pill TO b.
Moore, for taxes assessed in 1882 and it APP
nearing by affidavit fled in the cause that said
Moore and Price, are not residents ofthis state,
On motion Of The PIN it is ordered that the lst
Moore and Price do appear here within one
month from due publication Of this order, for
four successive weeks, in the Weekly Register,
4 news paper printed at Point Pleasant, Ma
son county, West Virginia, and do-what may
baneccssary 10 protect their interests IN tho
premises. WILLIAM MERRITT. dp, -.
q Parkerp. q. For 7. j. MERRITT elk.
june 9,-w4.
WEST TIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
clerks oiii,c Of the Circuit Court Of Cabell
county, on the first monday of June, ls6i'
William Parker,
VS..
Peter Clark and E,nalne A., his wife, the st,
Georges MINING and Manufacturing Compa-
nv, the great Kauawha Company, William
HfchoA. Fulton Cutting and his assigne, Fred
orfcl, W. Allen, Bishop Henry, j. WhilehouSG,'
A. NJ. Rcsscn, Mr. A. o. Ressen, VIM. W.
Campbell Samuel B. Campbcll and o. a.
Moore defs In Chanccry.
The object of this suit is to subject by sale
for the Payment Of said debts hereafter named
contain cduilableinc in law, and claimed
bv The defendants Peter Clark and EmaIine A.
his wife, in West Virginia aud heretofore as
signed to the complainant to secure debts ow,
ing by 4. Clark to him which, with interest,"
amounts 10 about $500, sud 1t appearing oy
AFFIDAVIT fled in behalf Of the complainant
with the r7nrrs Of The case that the debts are
i1gtly due, and that the defendants are non.
rr.fionts nrthe State Of West Virginia.
Wherefore on motion OF The plaintiff, 1t Is or
dcrcd TINT the said defendants, DO appear hero
within one month after due publication Of this
order for four succc sivo weeks in the Weekly
Register, n newspaper published in Point
Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia, and
do what may be necessary to protect their
respective interests in the premises.
G. Parker, pa. WILLIAM MERRITT, DIP.
iunc9-lw. tn. MERRITT, CIR
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"Ecc, 10. All persons who shall neglect to
pay tho duties and taxes so rs aforesaid assess
ed upon them TO the Collector, within the
time specified ten day,l shall be liable to pay
ten per cCutum additional, upon the amount
thereof; and if the annual, or other duties shall
not be paid within ten days from and anor the
demand therefor it shall be lawful for such
Collector or his deputies, to proceed TO collect
the said duties and taxes, with ten per cen
ium additional thereto ne Aforesaid, by dis
traint and sale Of the goods cha0les or effect,
OF the person delinquent as Aforesaid"
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BnowNLow on TUE RtcmoND WaIo.--
In speaking of this rebel journal the
writer Of the rebel Ventiiator says
Why the editor of the Richmond or
gan should be angry with Lincoln we
are at loss 10 know. LincoIn's emon'
cipation proclamation liberatos half a
dozen of that editors children, whose
several mothers are American ladies Of
African descent Lincoln should be
looked upon by that editor, and by thou
sands of other Southern parents, as a
benefactor! He is setting their mixed.
blood offspring at liberty a thing that
they could not do, as they are slaves,
and many of their fa;hcrs--this Rich
mond editor among the rcst-are not
able to purchase their freedom!
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ASSBSSOR'S NOTICE.
PArnrRsDuno, WrsT VA May 4, 1864,

PArKrRsBuRG, WEST Va, May 4, 1864.
NOTIOEis hereby given to all concerned.
IN that the third annual assessment tunder
the Internal Revenue Laws of the United
States) for the Eleventh Division, composed
ofthe county Of Mason has been completed, and
that the books, lists valuations and cuumera-
tious made aud taken by John Mason, Asses.
sor for said Division, are now, and shall re-
main open until The 9Th day Of June, 1864, at
said Assessors Office, in the Town Of Point
Pleasant in said division; and on the said 9Th
day Of June 1864 | will be at the Assistant
Assessors Office in the town of Point Pleasant
in said division, when aud where | will sub
nit the books, lists, valuations and enumera.
tons as taken by said Assessor, TO all parties
who may feel themselves aggrieycd by said
Assessment TO their inspection, and will then
and there hear aud determine in summary
way, according to law and right, upon any
and all appeals which may be exhibited against
the proceedings of the said assistant Assessor
All appeals as aforesaid, must be made in wri'
ting, and must specify the particular cause,
matter, or thing, respecting which decision
is requested, and shall, moreover, state the
ground or principal of inequality oreror com.
planned Of.
A G. LEONARD, Dis Assessor
June lw. % Dist. West Va,
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ITOWADu AssOCIATION, philodcl-

w ~
III mia. A Benevolent Institution csint,
lishsd bv special Endowment for tL9 Relief
OF the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with .Eim'
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially Tor
the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acung
Surgeon, to allwh apply by letter. with Z. de-
scription Of their condition, Gage occupation
habits Of life, &C., and in cases of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge
. VALUABLE REPORTS on Spomaiorhun,
and other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs, and
on ihc new remedies employed IN The D'srCn
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enycl
opcs, free Of charge Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable,
Address, Dr.. j, SEILLlN HOUGllTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 9
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors,
EZRA D, HARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, ScerdaB
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TAX.pAYER s
TAKE NOTICEl
OFFICE OOLLEoTOR nm. REyyl

VTTINII VVIITsI4V 7 wv ~ T . I'T8' NJ
SrCoND CoLLEcTIoN DISTRICT WEST va. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the Tax
IN payers Of Mason county, that the License
renewed and duties assessed as prescribed by
Excise Tax Law, of July lst., 1862, and the
amended act of March Ord, 1863, are now due
and payable at the place and times dcsignat.
ed ~ follows, when payment must be made, or
the law, prescribed below viii be strictly en-
forced
Be at the Clerks Office, of the Circuit Court
OF Mason county.
ON SATURDAY. JUNE, Is, 1864
And the above tax must be paid in Govern
mcnt funds. On all who neglect this notice,
the penalty will, without exception, be on'orc
Cd A, $. CORE,
Collector Cd District West Va.
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RESTAURANT.
GREENLEE 4 SELTREGE,

HAVE opened restaurant In thc basement
of thothrco story building on the Public Square
Gallpolis Ohio, known as the Fisher star
House, and Immediately above tho Book store
Meals can be had al all hours and at roa,ona'
blopncos. Fresh oysters always on hand du.
ring tho season andsa mp TO suit tho Gus
toner The attention Oft the public is respect
fully invited TO this room,
Galiyolis Ohio Mach 81 lsoi
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John W. Hite, Wilson B, In Cha
Nr.nrn rrh Inennh pricn.

The voters Of Lewis township are hereby re-
oucstod to assemble Mt The Court House, on the
18Th day Of June, for the purpose Of transact
ipg important business. Let there be gcner-
al turnout come one come all.
BY ordG, Of WILLIAM MCDANIEL,
W. II. ToMLE5oS, supervisor
Clerk.
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Flour and Grain Market.

Flour and Grain Market.
Corrected Weekly by H. J. Benedict, al "Eogi'
Mills"
WEDNESDAY,, May 81, 1864.
Flour from So 90 to IS so pcrbbl,
Wheat, good quality, from 81 90 10
81 20 per bushel.
Corn is quoted at from 70 to so cts,
per bushcl.
Corn Meal 81 per busheI.
Bran 81 per hundred pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred.
Screenings 5cOnts q bushel,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
WISFIELD, Putnam Co. May 2, 1854
In ChancCry.

WINFIELD, lulham CO' may Z, ioOl'
James W Powers
VS.. In ChgncCry.
L. p. fireman.
and
Robert N Simms
vs.. ca Gross Bill.
James W. Powers and Il,
p. Frcomcn.
you and each Of you are hereby notified
that have fixed upon the 10th day Of
june, next, at my office in Winfield, to take,
state and rcpor, an account, showing the pay
mcuLs madeby the dcfendent freeman, TO the
complainant in the original bill, James "
Powers, loi or on account OF the tract of 1853
acres Of land in the bill mentioned aud tie
balance II any, which may BE now due and
unpaid thereon with interest; and also 20 take
sintc and ropor, an account showing The amount
due bv The dcicudent Freeman to Il. NJ. Simms
,hp complainant on The cross bill and the owl.
lpnccs ofsaid indebtedness, whether by bond,
mole. account or Judgment, and the amount Of
such Judgment and the timc when the same
NAV have been rendered and take such other
aceounts between the parties as either ct thclo
may rcanirc and ucuotkony other matte which
1 may deem material, or The parties may re.
quest, at which tine and place you are required
TO attend with evidence 70 enable tho Commits.
sioncr tocomply with the requirements Of said
decree Aud ii from any cause the taking Of
said a,counts be not commenced on the day
above named. or II commenced be not compile
ted on same day tho takngo tho same, viii
DO adjourned from day to day and time to time
at tho same place until completed,
GEO, r, MONTAGUE, Commissioner
may l2nG-iw.
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w S Romoy. P D Cue, D Eronrows, S
T Dodd, W P Hardway, H NJ Arnott,
ID Haley, W, A Crowlord, r & Neal.
Total, 10.
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PoINr PHEASANT MARKET.

POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
PoIsT PHEASANT May 81, 1861
GROCERIES, Coffee, l9O5O cts
Sugar, brown 90 cts, white 81 cts, per
pound Molasses Sl@Sl 90 per gallon
Golden Sirup 81 80; Rice l2l cts per
pound; Tea 81 rs per pound.
PROYISI0NS-Beans 81 5O09 rs
per bushol; Dried apples 81 % per
bushel; green apples % 50 barrelj po'
tatoes 81 90 n bushel.
EGGS--BUTTER--E Eggs 10 cts pr,
dozen; Butter 20 cents per ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are worth from
81 so to SO 90 per dozen.