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Washingtes.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. June 5, 1896

WAsHINOlON lutsuhy, juno d, icoo.
CABINET SESSION on THB PgSIAS QUESTION.
long and most interesting Cabinet session was held
to-day at which the Fenans enosed Government atten
ton There sundry current leakages going to show
that the President aud majority Of the Cabinet were
earnestly favor Of energetic TO maintain our
neutrality but that it discovered to be an ugly animal
to seize by the horns Mr. Seward Is reported desiring
the President to sign proclamation; but more discreet
Minister thought IL would be better not 10 draw the Fena
fire lust now in that direction, the proposition failed
II was then agreed that the Attorney General should serve
instant notice upon all United States DstrcAttoneys
and Marshals notifying them to suppress" any over
heated Fenan who may be suspected Of designs upon Her
Majesty's kingdom.
BE this statement true not Immediately after the ad-
ournmen of the Cabinet meeting the following circular
to the District-Attomeys and Marshas Of the United
States, was issued .,-o
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June 5, frd6.
By direction Of the President hereby instructed to
the arrest Of all prominent leading or per
be guilty OF violations Of the neu
trality laws of the United States
tits further stated that the of the terms by drec-
ton of the President not designed by the Executive
to form any part of the delicate circular.
STEPHENS.
Head Center Stephens is object Of special interest
tonight since the PRONUNCIATION of the Presidential order
to arrest all leading Fenian The is general that
Stephens to be arrested tonight but among gentlemen
better informed it is not supposed that be VIII be
moesed nasmueh as he has steadily opposed the Canada
invasion.
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COL. BoAKE RESIGNED.

HAMILTON, c. W. Monday, June 4. 1866
Col Alfred Boake, commanding the 18th Volunteers,
has been relieved from command and has returned 10 this
city Ii is understood that he has offered his resignation,
but il has not been acted upon His conduct at the battle
of Limestone Ridge is said TO be the cause
QUIET BUT BUSY.
The Times Of this city publishes special telegram this
evening from Prescott. almost directly opposite Ofdens-
burgh in which il is stated that Fenian demonstration
has yet taken place against Prescott The Times cores
pendent states that Fenans arriving by every train at
DeKalb junction, the of Ogdensburgb and are
switched of to Malone. The town Of Prescott Is perfectly
cTammcd with Canadian troops volunteers and regulars.
The action Of the United States authorities is every
where commended the recent orders issued by Gen. Meade
being received with favor Affairs In this region sub
stantially quiet.
VARIOUS MEASURES.
Two armed steamoro on their way up the St.
Lawrence from Quebec for service the Lakes having
been dispatched by the Canadian authorities.
The Executive Council are in constant session.
PRISONERS FORWARDED.
Fifty of the Fenian prisoners, captured by the
Canadians during their movement Saturday. have been
forwarded from Port Coborne 10 Branlford where they
are lodged in jail Among them is a Scotchman named
David Foundon who claims to be Chaplain In one OF the
FeDan regiments.
SPIES ARRESTED.
Several important arrests have been made in this vicinity
of Fenan spies. The Government is TO be at aug
mented Large bodies Of troops will be sent up tonight,
The enthusiasm among the Canadians Is unbounded, and
the feeling Of loyalty is most intense.
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and passengers cross without hinderance
BUFFALO, Tuesday, June 3 1e66.
THE COMING TRIAL.t
The United States has engaged Mr.. Sherman s. Rogers
10 represent them the return to the writ of habcas
corpus granted by Judge Clinton for the purpose OF bring
ing before him the Fenan officers now held as prisoners
on board the United States steamer Michigan The coun-
sci was accompanied by Acting Master Morris, and they
have notified Judge Clinton that the Fenan prisoners are
not held by the commander of the Michigan but by the
United States District Attorney who is absent from the
city, The general impression is that the officers will be
released on bail and the men discharged Considerable
excitement exists here The courtroom is crowded with
the friends Of the prisoners Col LOwery, commanding
at Fort Erie has notified the British Consul in this city
that permits will be recognized by him for persons to
visit their camp large number of the British have left
Fort Erie for Prescott.
PRISONERS IN THE FEyIAy CAMP.
The Buffalo Express of June says "The following
at this 'I point Fy Captured in the fight
Lewiss House in the village Of Fort Erie this afternoon All
sceed Ieasc W snf RBs opn William Baes Gideon
Griswod Robert Armstrong William Brown Jacob Garner
BOWIE samuel cocE James Coleman Thomas Boyle Charles
Campbell stephen Beatte Isaac piekerson ViToy Mehee
Hager Sergt Major BOYLE Cha Nmms-all Of the Weland
Canal Field Battery James Greenti and Joseph Simpson,
Own II. Hines, 10. CO.. Queens own Trinity Col
William Ellis and d. JUNIOR No. Co, Queens Rides, Uni
sam Cormick James Robertson Abam Thewlis George b.
Niece, Thomas Arderey NJ. Burgess Harry Nif William
Nngent and Joseph Gamble OF the Naval Brigade, Danve
H. Judge. civilian, Fort Erie"
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
BUFFALO Tuesday June 8. 1906,
large and enthusiastic meeting of Fenian was held in
the Opera House tonight The speakers seemed confident
OF the ultimate Of the present operations They
said men are coming from all parts OF the Union even
from California aid the cause Of Irish Independence
About =, 900 subscribed.
The United States revenue Fessenden returned
tonight from Barcelona, where she had been sent by
General Barry and reports no Fenians there.
RELEASED on BAIL
BY orders Of the Government at Washington the Fenan
prisoners here have been released tonight the men on
their reconizance and the officers in $500 bail all to
appear at Canandagua when required and subscribe that
they will not take up arms in American waters.
THINGS ARE WORKING
There are q large number of Fenians in town from
abroad and a prominent member Of the Council tells us
that thngs working and something will be done ere
long Distant thunder being heard tonight rnmor has ii
that battle is being fought
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THE FENIAN WAR.
NEW ASPECTS OF THE CANADA INVASION.
Concentration of Men and Arms at
Various Points.
A Heavy Column of Fenians Reported to. have
Moved NOrthward from Vermont.
Matters at Buffalo and Across the RiVer-Tht
Fenians Released on Bail.
The fenian Question in the Councils of the
United States Government.
Activity of the Fenans in New.YOrk and Elsewhere
Malone.
MALONE, Tuesday, June s. lst6-ep n

MALONE, Tuesday, June D. leoo-'p NJ
SWEENEY GOES TO ST. ALBANs.
No movement has been made from this point yet Gen.
Sweeney, accompanied by Col. Meehan and few other
officers of his staff left here this afternoon at 81 o'clock
for ST. Adams 1t is expected that he will return to-
morrow.
THE FORCE
at this point at present is yarousy estimated as hgh
as 500 and as low GOO. The men behave IN very
orderly manner Rations are regularly served out 70
Them and up to the present time they have received
three ratons per day. but only two were given out to-day
Gen HeHerman is iu command here The seizure of the
arms has incensed the Fenans against the United States
authorities of whom, especially the Secretary of State
they denounce in unmeasured terms.
RAIDS
There are umors Of intended raids various points OF
the frontier in this vicinity, but they cannot be traced to
any Trustworthy source 1t is however certain that the
Fenians would be now in Canada it not for the
seizure of the arms.
MISCELLANEOUS
One Of Gen. Sweeneys staff pronounces the proclama-
ton purporng come from Sweeney, and published in
the New-York papers, bogus. Nearly all the members
have been in service before and fully determined TO
fight.
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General News.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEErslE Tuesday. June s. 1860
Two loaded with United States troops passed
up to-day the Hudson River Railroad, route for the
seat of war;
BOSTON,
Bosros Tuesday. June s le66
company Of United States troops from PASSPORT, Me-
passed through here to-day for the Canadian frontier
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosToS Tuesday June g. 1906
From 500 10 700 Fenians left for the Canadian frontier
by tho Northern train 10 night
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND Tnesdav June g. 1866
Atameetng Of Fenians last night, resolutions were
adopted expressing pleasure at the anticipated visit OF
sustain him in bis efforts restore harmony aud order
committee was appointed TO make arrangements for the
reception Of Stephena
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The Willie de Paris, from Brest Saturday 26tb II
May at p. m arrived of Sandy Hook at an early honH
yesterday Tuesday morning, where she detained
hours by fog. Her actual running time was nino
days and six hours. ID
VI BOSTON, Tuesday, June 5. ls66.
The British steamer Delaware from Liverpool May 20
via Queenstown D. arrived to-day with 400 passengers.
All well.
HALIFAX. Tuesday. June S. 1868 p. u. i,
The steamer sgnaled turns out not to be the Africa but
troop ship. The signal for mail steamer was put Up,
and the Cunards notified that il was the Africa.
There are no signs of the Africa as yet.
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Tsrouto.

TORONTO. c. w, Tuesday Juse5 1s66.
Rumors Of most alarming character nom all quarters
prevailed here during all last night but they are mostly
exploded this morning.
At Goderch, Sarnia, Colngwood, Windsor, and other
principal cities the western frontier all was quiet ut
noon to-day.
FUNERAL OF THE CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS.
The obseques Of the Canadian Volunteers killed at the
battle Of Ridgeway taking place here to-day Bus-
mourning.
THg FENIAE PRISONERS
The Fenian prisoners brought here will probably be
tried by cournartal without much delay The feeling
against them is intense.
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Arrived, brig Sarah Peters, from Matanzas brig Wares
dale from Mayaguez p r. 10Th ult, with sugar and mos
lasses.
Capt. NJ reports that order has been issued placing
United States l-r~
Arrived brig Minnehaha Port SPAIN Trinidad, moas.
N
The Union Orphan Asylum lately purchased the Hyatt
Mansion for the benefit VI orphan children of Maryland
soldiers The Association held festival at the grounds
this evening attended by an immense gathering.
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Watertown, N. n.

WATERFOWL, N. Y. Tuesday. june {, ls66.
Two more carloads Of arms and ammunition were
seized to-day-one at Watertovn and one at DE kalb
Junction.
company of United States Regulars now here TO
prevent the Fenans from repeating the last nights raid
number Of supposed Fenians passed North on this
afternoons train.
There does to be any accession to the Fenian
force from this vicinity.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1866
WORCESTER, MASS.

WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER Mass. Tuesday. June S. 1866.
Another company Of Fenians, ~ -ol VIII leave mere
for the frontier in the morning.
BANGOR, Me-
BANGOR Me- Tuesday June s. 1906
meeting Of the friends of Ireland was held mere last
evening which was quite fully attended. Some volun-
eers for the Canadian expedition were obtained and some
money subscribed. IL is understood that detachmeno
will be sent from this city and the towns III the Neihy
MANCHESTER, N. II.
MANCHESTER n H., Monday. June s. 1896.
large and enthusiastic meengof the Fenians was held
here this evening Stirring addresses were made by several
gentlemen battalion win probably be organized at
once; 81 200 was subscribed on the spot.
ST. LOUIS Tuesday, June s. 1896.
There is great excitement among the fenians mere.
There was large meeting Mozart Hall last night, at
which q committee of 80 prominent citizens were ap-
pointed 10 raise funds for war purposes.
There was tremendous mass meeting in the Court
House tonight The utmost enthusiasm prevailed IL
is believed that the efforts now being made VIII result III
the Union Of the Mahony and Roberts-Sweeney wings
II is expected that another large delegation will leave
for the North Tomorrow and that St. Louis VIII urnlsh
5000 men in all. ---.-~ r-.-t -......r ID,
WATERFOWL ~ Y
wAIERTowN n. Y. Tuesday, June ). 1906
The Fonian tram was come up with at RichyIe, the
first station south of DeKalb Junction by company Of
United States troops who took the arms ammunition and
men in charge. The Fenians were unloading the arms
when the troops arrived intending to run them across the
country having received information OF troops awaiting
them al DeKalb No resistance was made.
This mornings train going north has on board CON-
pany of Fenans and detachment Of United States Regu-
lars.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Tuesday. June s. 1906
large and enthusiastic Fenian meeting was held az
Mozart Hall last night Three thousand dollars were sub
scTibed for the cause
1t stated at the meeting that 1000 Fenians left last
night for the frontier
NEW HAVEN.
NEw-HAyEs Conn. Tuesday, June > 1866
There is great Fenan excitement here. At meeting
tonight sllO0 were raised, and an hour later full com
pany left for ST. Adams crowd Of 600 people at the
depot babe them God speed The excitement on the
streets recalls the early days OF the late war; Another
company leaves tomorrow.
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0gdensburg.

O0DENsBURG. Tuesday. May g. ECO
The Fenian arms and ammunition seized at WATERFOWL
this a. H. by the United States Regulars are now in pro-
cess of transit this city, The carloads were abandoned
BY the party of Fepians who had them in charge No
prisoners were taken The majority Of the United States
Regnars al this point are Irish
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NOT A FEW

uet mankind arise from the corruption
ta in the Blood discoveries that have been
sas 10 purge equal in eject HELMBOLDs COM
POUND EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA It eleanses and
Yates the the health into snd pnrse
put the bumors II stimulates the healthy
fncon body and eIpe the disorders that and snte
blood space does admit Of certificates to show
Effects bot the rA Of single bottle viii show to the k that
surprising anything they have ever taken
spOonsn Of the Extract Of sapsra added TO pnt Of
water equal Lisbon Diet Drink and bottle fully equal
to- gallon syUp Of ssssPsrl the aecOcon usually
uAde.
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ARREST OF BUxorAR.-JOhn Norton was yester-.

ARREST OF a DURULAhs- JOHII ASOttVH "uS J WV
day arrested by Officer Kney Of the Thirteenth Precinct on
the complaint Of James Comnerford Of No "a Broomes
The ansnt occupied the basement Of the above premises
and on the night OF Dec 90 1865 was entered throoghs
rear window clothing the amount OF s6I stolen M
thief and fully recognized BIN as Norton
but before be could reach him the rascal succeeded making
terday when he was He Is aged Is years native
of Ireland and resides at No 100 Cntonst Justice
6ed commit ted him trial In default VI 81 900 bail
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
II. Il. HELMBoLD, CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPOTs:
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
Nc 5s4 BROADWAY, N.Y.
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
No Io4 SOUTH TENTH-sT. Philadelphia
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'Si
TAKE NO OTHER.
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PRUSSIA.

Preparatieus for Waffle CsnAiet Between
Austria aad Prsssis-sPeeulasisns on the
Object and Issue or she Cennict-Bismark
aad the Liberal Parsy-The Grown Prince
Of Prussia-Mevenaents or the king-Thc
Attempted Assassiuat Of Bismark.
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Im smigratiou.
WEEKLY STATEMENT

A statement Of the number OF immigrant passengers
Castle Garden from the 0h OF May 20 the 3h
of June 1866 OF the ships that brought them and
the respective ports Of their embsrkation as follows;
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GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED DUTCH cnrRca'
The General Synod OF this religious dissemination meets
today in the Rev. Dr. Srykers church. Thirty w.
near Eighthaye. The Synod will be in session s's' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

The OIL CRY FIRg.--The Oil CITY MONITOR fftra
gives list Of the Losses by the recent hre sna ., "a eur
The t is far from being complete having been made '""s'
aiatsy amer the ire
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Hamilton. &. w.
HAMILTON. c. W. Tuesday, June 5-ll;3o q. m.
CONCENTRATION

IUNtEN
Two thousand men now concentrated along the line
Of the Detroit and St Clair rivers, and these lines are
strongly picketed The main concentration Of troops is
about Prescott that beng considered the real point Of
attack.
Few troops from the west have been sent to this point
it being cared for by the regulars and volunteers from Mon
tea The west quiet today all the troops being at the
front.
Mr. Boake here the object Of derson for hs part in
the Limestone Ridge fight.
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The Grea, Western Railway trains running usual,
and passengers cross without hinderance.
BUFFALO Tuesday. June 5, le66.
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HEY ,AaoLp,s f6sE WASH,

HEIMBOLD > 1sS11oI1 01h''11'
An Lotion connection with the
~ sARsAPARILLA such diseases recommended Evidence
Of the responsible and reliable character WIZ
-, Il cit directions for use tsiih hundred Of tsOssand
itnesse upward Of 5000 unsolicited cershcsse' and
.eommendory letters Of which from the highest sources
sneodns eminent Physicians Cegymeu Statement &c Inc FRO
,.tor bs, never rsOed publication in the newspapers he
49, not do ti. from the fact that Standard Preps
.sOps and do need Be proppsd by certificates
The Science Medicine the Do column. should stand simple
pure majestic having Fact for s basis, Induction for lite psr and
Truth alone for Ito Capital.
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Ny ssrapsn Blood Purifier my Extract Buchu lisa
Diur.ic and viii acts as such ia all cases
Both prepared purely scientific pnepe'" tasu-snd are
s mos, active that be made ready and
conclusive win comparison Of their properties with those set
forth n the following works:
See Dispensasory Of the United States
See Professor vausbe WORKS the Practice OF Phyic
See remarks made by celebrated Dr. PHTsio Phsdepha
See remarks made by Dr. EFHRsx MCDOWELL celebrated Phys
elan and Member Royal College Surgeons Ireland and pub
Transactions Of the King and Queens journal
See Meco Chrurgea Review published BY BKsJAs TRAvsRs
Fellow Of the Royal College Of surgeons
See naost Of the standard works Medicine
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SLOODi BLOOD! BLOOD:
HELMBOLD'S

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
Fo purifying Blood and removing all chronic constitutional dis
vases Arising from impure the Blood and the only reliable
etus known remedy for OF ScTO Scsd Head
Pains swengs Of the Bones alterations Of the
Throat and Legs BOtches Pmpe the Face Teer EryPeA
and al sealy Eruptons Of the Skin,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
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WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER Mass. Tuesday, June 5. 1866.
Another company OF Fenians, 60 -oI will leave here
for the frontier in the morning.
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WATFRrowN N. Y.
CINCINNATI.

A large and enthusiastic Fenan meeting was held a
Mozart Hall last night Three thousand dollars were sub
seTibed for the cause.
Il vast stated at the meeting that 5000 Fenans left las
night for the frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

In many ,G.sou peculiar Females the ExTRAcr BroHu IN
souaed by any other remedy for all complaints incident to the
the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
DIED

STATION. In this city, at 10 O'Clock in the
morning Of yune 18TH, after long and psin I'M
ses.. WILLIAM WINSTON sEAToE, .ged 81
The funeral win take place from his late re. +.
dence, on street. near 9Th, on Monday, the 18th
family are respectfully invited to attend
eCHNEIi ER. On the 18th instant. WILLIAM
H.. second son If Frederick and Louisa Schneider.
The funeral will take place on Sunday sft.rnoo,
At oeloek from the residsrcs Of his parents. on
BUKCH. On the 18th instant, WILLIE n
old-. son Of Richaro II and 0sorgeanna /. Bnreh
in The 18th year Of his age. -
That once was allied with love.
But strikes its messur.A notes again
In that bright land above
mind mature beyond ITS years
naes faded emit in time
bq. Is he ne. as.ip heyont the stars,
f8 Vii, G s,sas sss that CLEANED with ioy
BeSSed ssi. ssrt sstis asor. scenes IRA
That silvery voice tSas a ne 40 eIsar
But wake. again i 10 Clearer strain.
Around Jehovah . throne s
The little one 90 fond and good, s-
TIsnsplantsd from the earth by death,
We miss thee much: o void il left gs
Within our aneuished heart,
To heal no more until that DAY
Bis unersl will take place on Sunday afternoon,
q 3 O'Clock. from his parent = residences, on New
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spsetfuliy 10 yiisd to attend bis 10 nsri fron ns
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Per ID, &c; next, 25e.; Salt Beef, l5a2Oc; Dried
Beet. 3Oa35c. Veal, sc. Mutton, chops, a5c,
Lamb, 25e; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 20e; corn ed,
2oe Bacon, hams, uncut Csc; sliced ,35c breasts.
DC; shoulders, 1se. Butter, 35aiOc.; Spring
Chickens. pair, 75c.: Chickens, pair, S2as2 so
Ducks, pair, sl.75. Eggs, per dozen, pc. Green
Corn, per can, 4oc. Apples, per peck, Tsasi:
dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., SC. TurnIpe, neck,
GOa6O cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, SOC
Peaches, dried, per quart, IS cts. Beans, but.
ter, 25c; white, iOal2c-; dried cherries, or, lOc
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per bunch,
SC. Onions, zoe. per peck; bunch onions, Sc;
Carrots, SC. per bh. Fish-Shad, per pair, 50
a75c. Herring, per bch, f5c.; Rock, large, each,
%; email. bunch, Soc; Perch, 50a60c.; Mackerel,
25c. each; Halibut, h., 25c.; Sheephead, 75aSl
each; HOLSTERS, per pound, II cents; SEA- Bass,
Per pound, IL cents. kaie. peck. 25at0 cents.
Spinach, 25c peck. Rye, busheL 81 20aSi IS.
Corn Meal. S112a1. ~. Shipstuh, 6OaSOc. Brown
stun. Soc Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, 81. 12a$l20
in ear, bbl, e5ae6. Oats, bush, soc. Hay, cwt.,
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fresh, per To-, 30c. Cabbage. per heal, ioai5c.
Crapeerriee, per quart, ena30c. Hominy, quart,
10c. Lettuce, Iaioc. Rhuharb, Sc. New Bermu-
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25c. Green Peas, s0c. Asparagus, per bch,
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Bermuda Tomatoes, 25a50c per dozen. String
Beans. +oc. per PIX. Cymlins. soc. dozen.