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CITY ITEMS.

THE BEST Kid Gloves % pair, and Bonnets
and Hats in endless variety, at Madame
Princes, - Market Space. A visit will amply
repay you. at
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- h4AAINER IN CHAHCERY.-The Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, sitting in
general term, on Monday appointed Mahlon
Ashford, Esq, an examiner in chancery
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WYE BEATING.-James Moore was arrested
OIncer meredith for assaulting and beating
his wife. Moore has been married about two
years, ana says be only married her for her
money. Justice Handy sent him to Jail for
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LOOK OFT for the grand ball of the Island
social Club al Island Hall on Thursday eve
ming next. Arrangements are being made for
an elegant affair
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The Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA AFYAIRs-The Alexandria
journal OF the 18th says
Our city presents a very busy appearance
Just now, owing to the fact of so many pur-
chaAers being present AT the sales which are
saIly taking place under the supervision of the
Quartermaster and Commissary Departments
OF tnls city. Persons are here from the North,
SOutn, East and West looking for bargains
Today great sale Of railroad engines, iron,
cars, &c, takes place AZ the depot of the Orange
ana Alexandria road in tins city.
Inc MIddleburg stage, while on its way 70
mis- CITY on Sunday evening, when near Chan
10y; IN FAIRFAX, came to a sudden halt by the
btakng OF an axle tree, the conclusion from
which caused severed severe accidents There
"ee tlehteen passengers in and on the stage
AZ The time, OF whom Major Dudley of Rich
InonS, 1a q. nls arm broken below the elbow,
child of Mr.. Smith, fromiBaltimore was sar,
ously injured, and J. T.. Douglas ESQ of ms
city had his kle sprained. A wagon was Sc
sengers brought to this city about 12 O'Clock on
[From the Gazette
Mr.. Edwin Gaines, former well-known
citizen of Prince William county, died sud
denly. on Friday last, on the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad cars, while on his way TO his
home la Nelson county. To many of our citi-
Zens. Mr.. Gaines was we'll acquainted, and
numerous friends here Will regret his death.
The store room OF Mr.. G.. q. Berry, on
King street was entered on Saturday
night last, and robbed of goods TO the
value Of about three hundrPd dollars This is
the second time that sir Berry's store has been
robbed
On Saturday last the shoe store of Mr. Sam1
H Deyaughn, on Royal street, was entered by
lhieves and a quantity of leather and some
looted boots carried on. Mr.. Deysughn tracked
Tue thIeyes Tor some distance, without being
able 10 arrest any Of them. This IL the third
attempt The thieves have made 10 rob the same
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. &C 11-1m&
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BASE BALL MATCH-Yesterday the SECOND
mines Of the National and Jefferson participated
IN match for the championship of second
mines The runs OF each innings were
NaIOhal-..- 4-2S
JEFFERSON Observation-Disclosures 3 3 o o I-13
inns match decides the home and home con-
test IN favor of the Nationals, they having
won two out ofthree games.
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEoRGETQWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1855, at az
O'Clock D. m, will sell, in front Of the premises
part Of Lot No. 49, in Besllls addition TO George
street, between High and Congress streets, and
running back 10 feet The improvements consist
large back building and cellar
Terms at sale.
Convey sncing and stamps at the cast Of the pur-
chaser. CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS,
Attorney for owners.
&C Cd Intel. TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctieneers.
TRUSTEES SALE o. VALUABLE PROP.

BY virtue Of sdeed Of trust TO the subscriber.
bearing date the 22d day Of June, A ID. 1s4 duly
recorded. &c, shall eer for sale at public auc-
ton. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of October
ing, at clock m, in front Of the premises all
that part Of Lot known as Lot No. one, III in
square north OF SQUARE numbered SIS, beginning
for said part OF lot at point in the west line 81
4th street west IL feet south Of the northeast cor
ner OF said lot, thence running west 30 feet 70 q
four foet alley, thence south the line Of said al
ley ia feet thence east 30 feet to said 4h street
thence north Il feet to the place Of beginning With
the improvements.
This property Is situated 9TH street west be-
tween north street and New York avenue.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the residue in
six. twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bis notes for the deferred payments salts
tactorlly endorsed. and bearing interest from the
day of sale. deed given and . deed Of trust
taken.
All convey ahcing and stamps At the cost OF the
purchaser.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
hye days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right 60 resell the said property 81 the risk
and expense OF the defaulting purchaser, giving
two days notice in some newspaper printed in
the city Of Washington.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee
&C 4-3taw&ds WIN L WkII A Go Gucts
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THEATER.-First night of the
popular artistes, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Florence,
who appear in the comic drama of ssHandy
Andy" and the protean farce of "The Young
Actress" interspersed with droll ballads, and
other tnimitable performances. An early ap-
plication only will secure seats.
growers THEATER.-The great Irish drama
of "Arrah ma Pogue" was produced last eye-
ming before an immense audience, and was re-
ceiyed with the greatest applause. Manager
Hess has put this play on the stage in a style Of
magnificence unequalled in Washington, and
has given the lovers of drama a performance
not to be excelled in solid merit. The play will
be repeated.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Second night of the
popular artistes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins,
IN an excellentprogramme of music, burlesque
and other attractions. These entertainments
possess much excellence, and should be visited
by all lovers of genuine fun.
CANTERBURY.-Ballet, songs, burlesques,
negro eceentricites, and the drama Of "The
Female Clerks Of Washington or, Early's last
raid" Matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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AUCTION SALES.
fEIs AFTERNOON AND fo-koRRsW.
RI THos. DowLTsG,Auetioneer Georgetown
cHASCERY SALE os A VERY y,1u,RLx
TAVERN AND GARDEN YARN At fES

NALLYTowN, d. C:
BY virtue Of decree Of the suprem. Cou-, a, IN.
District Of Columbia, in equity, made and passed
on the sih day Of Julys A n lsss, In the chsncery
cause n: - docket kseHe ct al vs.. a. L.
heene ct al. will sell on TUEsDA Al, the 18th day
OF October, A. ID 1876, at O'Clock D. M on the
premises, in Tenpsliytown, ID. G.. that very val
uApie property known as eoursds Tavern, and the
ehclosure containing ten scres, one rood and thirty
perches OF land, and described follows Begin
ling LOT the same at q bound stone standing the
sSuth size OF the river road fxty feet, southwest
OF pound OF the original tract, Friendship, and
running Thence southwest forty two perches south
east eighty perehss north SIS degrees east thirty
one snd three -fourths perches 10 the Georretowp
and Frederick pike thence with said road north
ZSh degrees, west thirty Elk perches and thence
with straight line to the beginning with the i'm
proyements thereon.
The Hotel Is nearly new, and the place has been
tavern stand for half q century, and furnished a
fine opportunity for investment.
Terms of sale are One third cash; the balance
in two equal payments at sir and twelve months
with interest from day Of sale, the title 20 be
tanned until the whole purchase money IL paid and
the purchaser may at his option pay the whole Of
the purchase money in cash: IL the terms are not
complied with in five days the trustee the
riRht TO resell at the cost and risk Of the pur-
Chaser
COnveysncins and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser.
JOSEPH R. KEENE, Trustee
So 3-eo INTEL THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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DARING RoBBERY.-About * O'Clock last
night, man entered the store Of Isaac Herr
berg, licensed pawnbroker, on e., between
~ and 9th streets, and knocked Mr.. H and his
wife down, seized a book containing between
$500 and $500, and escaped by the alley from G.
street 10 Pennsylvania avenue. The alarm was
given, but too late, although the Fourth Ward
police were on the spot in a few moments The
rObber left his hat in the store
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LOST AND FOUND.

3D. 18th Of October, red COW, with high Sor ms
small part of her belly white; long tail; about
il returned 70 u 6DAY, North Capitol street, be,
tween I'd and Sd SITS. it,
STFRAsY rE!r Or sTohENnop 18th instant from
will shortly Cslve. liberal reward will be paid
to any one giving information or bringing her to
&c H-st' Corner of 5th and ii streets.
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- seTiber on the 9Th instant, at the corner Of Sd
and streets, near Kendall Green Park a red
COW with white stripe on her shoulders and
belly, and TANKS white; small horns. IS reward
vi" da h 9s given p,p.1y
STRAYED OR sTOLEEzFrom the premises of
- VIM. e DRURY red COW, three years old,
small horns. A liberal reward will be given for
any leading to the recovery Of the said
and oc III II ST.
I OsT Oh sTRAYED-On the 18th instant, a
bers S se % aEsn yss fat
3: A: GREEVEs, corner 9Th and Massachusetts
avenue oc Is St.
GAME TO THE PREMISES Of the Subscriber on
white face and stomach. The owner Of her is re,
SSrssted to Q, come come forward, prove property, pay
&C i6-2t' - : Near Fort Lincoln, D. c.
G n REWARD-strayed or stolen from the cor
HORSE, about I41s hands high, lump on enc hind
foot black streak down back. The above reward
Will De palQ recovery OF the Horse in
formation left at the above place which will lead to
his recovery. oc 1877
STRAYED Oh sTOLEN-On Sunday, October
- 18th, little black and tan terrier DOG, with
ears tied up on the top Of his head one ear sore:
plated collar on, with long brass chain at
tached. Any person delivering him to Miss JIM
ME PERRY, No. 523 18th ST.. will be literally re-
warded oc l6-2t'
T0 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-A GREY
Il HORSE, marked u. s. and s., taken I'D as an
estray on or about the 18th Of August. and adyer-
tsed according to law estray, will be sold on
saturday, the 2lst inst, at the Bazaar of w. L.
Wall Co., at 10 clock to cover penses, unless
the owner comes forward, proves property and
pays charges previous thereto.
oc lott CHAS. A. MURPHY
SJRAYED Oh STOLEN-On the sth inst, q
- Black cow; two hind feet, a round bag the
top Of tail white. liberal reward will be paid for
her return 10 Mrs. GEPS0N, at the corner OF b
and LIST street. Washington. &C H-3t'
con REwARD-strsyed from the subscriber,
ep%O two STEERS, marked on the left hip with
tar. Will give the above reward for their delivery
to me, or sc can get them.
MICHAEL H0MILLER,
oc I2-lv' 18th and SITS, Navy Yard.
NOTICE-A CHECK, drawn by Geo. s. Gideon,
~ President Of the Washington aud Geor getown
Railroad, dated New York, May 25, 1873, for one
hundred and forty dollars, and drawn upon Jay
Cooke & Co. payable to John T. Parish, and en-
dorsed to me, having been lost, payment Is stop
ped. All persons are cautioned from trading for
the game. JAS. III. PARISH,
Kenrick Depot,
oc S2swsw INTEL Albemarie county, va.
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TIE CHICAGO TINES Of the TIN instant has
the following notice Of Boston pianos exhibited
AT the State Fair, now being held in that city
the Gold Medal, for the Best Piano Forte ex-
hibited last year was awarded TO Chickering &
Sons of this city: -. :,
Prominent among the planes on exhibition,
stands, ana always must stand, the fayorite
Chickerlng, with its forty years history, in
which, siow TO make change, every change in
us structure has remained an IMPROVEMENT,
anS added another to its excellencies, while its
exquisite qualities of tone and capacity of e1-
preston render it favorite with artists, its
durability and freedom from about all injurious
enects OF climate, temperature or handling,
enabling II TO preserve those qualities almost
indefinitely, render il a fayorite in the house.
hold. All remember Gottschalks extraordi-
nary statements that amid the wear and tear
OF transportation his piano has never broken
string IN public, and has retained amid all its
expressive qualities and harmonious round
ness Of tone. 1t is, however, superfiuous TO
speak in praise ofany instrument Of which 81, 600
have found their way into all parts OF the civil
LIKED world. The Messrs. Reed, however, do
not confine their trade to even this high va
riety, but give the public the widest possibl
room for choice. They have other varieties In
the hall which we may hereafter notice.
John 4. Ellis, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, is sole agent for
these celebrated pianos. A large stock always
on hand.
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FoR CoUGHs, Colds, and Throat Disorders,
use ssBrOscn's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficacy by a test of many years. The
Troches are highly recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
Army. Those exposed to sudden changes
should always be supplied with "The Troches,"
as they give prompt relief go
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE q CO, Auctioneer..

x = u
VERY VALUABLE AND HANDSOMELY Lo-
GATED BUILDING LOTS on II STREET
NORTH. NEXT TO THE CORNER OF CON
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October Is.
at ~ O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell parts
Of Lots l. 10 and %, in DayidsOns subdivision OF
Square los, fronting together 90 feet on north n
street, IS feet from the northern Of Connec-
tiCut avenue, with the depth OF the Lots, and q
feet inches on Connecticut ayenRe. l56 feet from
corner Of II street. with the depth also.
The sale Of these Lots, ciich perempfOry, offers
an opportunity of no frequent occurrence 20 obtain
handsome Building Lots in this very popular part
of Washington city. The Lots will be sold sep
aratey, viz two of 80 feet front on ii street. and
the one on Connecticut avenue.
ALSO,
Ats clock. same afternoon We shall sell original
Lots Nos. g. 10 and II. in Square lO7. fronting to
Rether 81 feet on street north. at the corner Of
18th street west, and 70 feet on 18th street.
Title perfect.
Terms cash.
COnyeyanCing At purchasers expense.
Terms TO be complied with within ten DAYS after
sale or the property to be sold at the risk and
OF defaulting purchaser.
ocl2 JAS MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Anctios Saiss, see to~rtA page. I

RI K. y. PAGE, Auctioneer
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED Lot ON M.ssA-
CHBsETTS AVENUE AND NJ sTREET
NORTH, between l4th and 18th streets and near
fyopposite the magnificent residence Of Mr. Hill,
corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 18th street,
at Auction.
On SATURDAY, October q, at 5 .. m, on the
premises, shall sell Lot 4, in Square slS. David
SOM subdi vision. Said Lot fronts on MRssachu
setts avenue, and runs through TO street; is eli
gibly located 18th street and only four squares
from the Presidential Mansion.
Terms stated at time of sale.
&C T,S K.F. PAGE. AuctiOneer.
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMPkOvED REAL ESTATE
SALE ON i STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18th STREETS WEST, AT PUB
LILO AOCTION.
On TUESDAY, the Path inst, at A. O'Clock ..
m, we shall sell, in front Of the premises, Lots
and 10 in Davidson subdi vision of Square 2s5 hav
Ing front Of "a feet 81 inches, running back l42
feet inches to 30 foot alley. This property is in
q desirable location, making good building lot.
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6. II and Is
months, secured by adeed of trust on the prem
Uses.
Al conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
ocE.d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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STABBISG CAsE-Last night, at s o'clock
Patrick Quirk, who had been arrested by Of
hcer Coombes for stabbing Dennis Blake, At
Walter. 1t appeared by the evidence that
OuiTk and Blake had a quarrel last Friday
morning about the time for going 10 work and
that Y ulrk stabbed Blake in the back, near the
shoulder. Mr.. r. G. Morgan appeared for the
defence and Justice Walter held the case I'M
der adyisement until the condition OF the
wounded man is ascertained.
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RY J. g. MCGUIRE CO., Auctieneers.
FIFTEEN SMALL BgitnING LOTS INFIRsT

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON Oct 18th at az
O'Clock on the premises, shall SELL fifteen build
Ing lots In subdivision Of square 12i, fronting
spectyely on New York avenue and north SIS. .,
near 10th including the grounds occupied by the
National Lime Kilps; and offers opportunity
sites =
Terms: One fourth cash, Of which so is expect
6, Il, and Is months.
Conveysncin at purchasert expense
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR SALE-A RESTAURANT in the First
u Ward, with BARBER SHOP attached Price
StO0 Cheapest bargain In the city. Reason for
selling, party leaving the city Apply at gag
street bet 18th and 18th, near War Department.
TOR REET-Four FURNISHED HOUSES,
II from 9 to Is rooms each. Three Unfurnished
HOUSES. 4 rooms each Also, for sale, Building
Lots on i street, between 18th and 18th streets;
Building Lots on III street, between 9th and 7th
streets; Building Lots on L street, east Of go
House and Lot On 10th street. near X street, fer
81 200. Apply to G. Ii. WOOD, firm of MITCH
ELL SON, southeast corner Of Pa avenue ard
18th street. OCT
VALUABLE PENNSYLVANIA v. PROPER
v ty for sale, being LOT 20. Reservation III, few
doors east of shillington's Book Store, with the
three-story Building thereon.
north side; Immediately in the rear Of st. Charles
Hotel, with vacant lot adjoining, which will be
two story and BASEMENT BRICK, No. 72,
on Indiana avenue, between LIST and ID streets
three story FRAME BUILDING, No. ATT /
street, between sth and 9Th.
vacant LOT, suitable for first class resid ence,
on street. near 18th, adjoining the Chain Build
fOr Is, Square 6l4, on 5th, between and NJ sts
LOT IL, Square 6l4, on NJ, between 4th and 9Th
streets west.
LOT s, Square SIS, on X, between 4th and 9Th
streets.
LOT 20. Square SIS, on L, between 4th and 5th
streets.
with large number Of other desirable Building
Lots, in ell sections Of the city.
JAS. r. HALLIDAY, Real Estate Broker,
No. SIS 18th street, south Of
&c 2z-lm Intel Pennsylvania avenue.
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EXCURSION OF THE CITY CoUNCus.-This
morning, Messrs. GuIiek, Garfield, Turton,
Noyes, and T. L. Lloyd (president), of the
Board of Aldermen; Messrs. Edmonston, Ham,
iltOn and Wright. of the Common Council; Mr.
L j. klOpfer, Mayors clerk, and other prom
lnent citizens, left on an excursion to Rich
mond- The party were assigned a special car,
and were accompanied by Mr.. McCaferty
Superintendent of the road. They expect to
return on Thursday
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

*
VERY BEAUTIFUL SQUARES OF GROUND
MAR AND ALMOST ADJOINING THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant. we shall
sell on the premises at IL o'clock m that beautI-
full tract of land on which Mr.. J. b. Bartrun re-
sides about mile from the Capitol, 'front.' nR on
the Bennings Bridge road, adjoining Camp Barn.
II Is handsomely laid of in sections 70 suit pur-
cbasers, - follows, viz:
Ne. contains acres roods 10 Is perche<
No. . contains 6 acres.
No. contains Is acres perches
DO. contai ms Il acres perches.
No. contains acres
No. G contains saeres
No. contains acres roods rs percbaS
This property lie known as q part OF the trait
called Long Meadows and adjoins the lands OF
Aessrs- Corcoran, Douglass and Hood, and does
present some Of the most beautiful building sizes
round Washington. On one Of the tracts is hand
some frame dwelling hease, barn and all other
necessary Outh.usss, situated in a beautiful and
commanding position.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in one two ana
sale. ~
A, deed given and deed of trust taken.
All oonyeyancing at cost Of purchaser. including
revenue stamps.
500 will be required 10 be paid down on each
piece Of property when knocked OF.
Any person wishing TO pure hsse handsome piece
OF ground for a country residence having the sd
vantage Of a near proximity to the city, will do
well TO attend the sale.
sd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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THE WRONG WAY To RECOVER GoODs-
Yesterday, Chas. Ossinger and Henry Ossnger,
who had been robbed of par of pants and
blouse, went to the house of a coIored family,
on 5th, between " and o streets, TO search for
the articles. The head of the family protested
against a search, except by an officer with
warrant One of the Ossingers threatened to
blow the cOlored mans brains out, and showed
pistol. They were arrested by officer Leach
and taken before Justice Thompson, who held
them to bail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29
nAIsiaors MArHsS.

TuGbDAN, mhfon 70, toso'
lPrtoss sfpsa bslOp refer 10 Dhoiesois eparsitoAI
onib. talsss ofh1IOtse erpressed.l
CoIFEE.-We report . small sale OF good
Ne ~ 1ik cents gold.
PLoUR-The market was heavy to-day, and
prices favored buyefs l3K cents per Dbl. with
,.lea Of 1000 bills Ohio kxirA At ~ 61S, 400
areet Extra is held at so per Dbl.
enAIE,-Whsat-To-d,y tsoO bushels re-
.ssivsd, Of which only Ios2 bushels white. and
ne residue red, the white sold - - 20A2 Is
ealk At - - for good OF red 5000 bushels sold
MSa25A9 -, only 2I0 bushels at the outside
priee, Duld OF sales At e126. C0rn-73o0 buRh-
- white and oOe0 bushels yellow offered
White brought 81 .SoAI.t3, and amAll lot Of
az 81 Isl yellow sold 81 SLStAi.S6 Per bushel
vatl-sooo bulhels ofsrodi sales At 80 81 cents
E..suIe, and % seats weight-olosed dull
LhoVInoHs-Are quiet though hrmer, the
Sade generally regard the bottom ~ having
~ touched, There was some inquiry for
k meats, and better demand from JobbsIs
seay loF baoonj prices however are unset
and Tor the present We omit quotations.
slnDa-Prlm6 dover II scarce and wanted;
Sqnoto the range Of the market i7ael6 per
s Sshsl, - EQUALITY. No sales Of other kinds
!vs1a,--wo aotisa sales Of sos hhds. Eng.
ae,. ,sl.aa ioL reclining a. M sssI q hhas 90.
- 20. Of 20 o. more paokAssst loaf isk Sta
nsds powdered, and granulated 1sk eta.
HhlIe lIk cla.t circle A ~ etn y iek eia.
tAttt ia Ola. per ID less than % packages
nadluonAl. syrup ei.OT per gallon.
.WhsEr-Was mor6 inqu red for, % 10 bid
~Asld nrm 81 Naaopor gallon.