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Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS ~ CATAKiGII ,r,.,,.I
" IN the utmost succese by :! ISAACS, NJ U .O,...
and Au5tst. ,iornery Of Lryden, Holland. NJ ).
PINt. Street, PMlaGclpha. T"sl!mon!rls tom a..
most reliable sources n 81" iiy mud Country car, >,
seen al hls oiIice. Thr medical iac"'y arc a,r,ra
accompany their palIcni-, a. he has N"tr"t7 m ~.
pracIte. ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted lh1.,
PsN. No charge for eIamihaon. my2I'tC J..
ITCH! E!IItII!!!-Srr.l,u ,o Nor,
EngI1uG's Celebrated G5Ii,n Itch OlD'ut.n' ,..
culc the worst cases Of Army ltch. Il .l;,u, ..5
mcrcary O other ingredients III any "tT q my "t
10 health. Those suffering from TINS serrih!"
ease should procure box at once. Ash !3r ii.
lands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no other
Price 80 cts box. BY mail, ~ cts Prepared Dy
l.. NJ ENGLAND,
Wilmington. Del.
For sale by Druggists Ie', GG-i,.
TO CONSERVATIVES. The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks by very SIN
le remedy after having suffered for several yeHrs
with a severe lung affection and that dread disease
ConsumptlOn-ls anxious 10 make known 10 hIs ico"
sufferers the means OF cure
TO all who desire H. he will send copy OF the p's
scTlptIun used 1ree Of charge with the directions
preparing and using the same winch they will find
! SURE CURE FOR CONsUMPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIT7s.
COUGHs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affection.
The only object OF the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
sCupiIon 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread orrs
non which he conceves TO be invaluable, aud he h.c-
every sufferer Will try his remedy as will co-
! nothing, and may prove blessing.
Pnrtres wishing he prescription, FREE, by r,tu.a
mail, will please address
Rrv EDWARD A. WILSON.
sIauIO WIlhamsburgh, kings TO-, New Yofb.
4 ERRORS or YOI III.--A Gentleman whr -uiIDt
ed for vcar. from Nervous Deuny, Premature ucuuy
and all the effects OF youthful lniscrcuou MI for ne
AXE Of suffering humanity send tree l, all Who Ieod
the recipe and directions for making the slnye
medv by which he cured. Sufferers "lshIhg 10
profit by the advertisers eArerence can do 50 by al
dressing join Is. OIDF.N,
JanlU No. - Chambers 81 Ne" tofh
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady ans
gentleHaI in the United States can heur s"mcit NJ
very much their az antage by return mail ire ct
charge, by addressing the underslgned Those havas
fear Of hrng hnmhugged viii ohlige by not nruc ng
Tins card. A others viii please address theIr obet
enl servant TIIOS r. CHAPMAN.
IanIOy 63l Broadway, New York
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TILE WORKS,
BIackiStOn's Cross Roads,
NEAp SNINRNA nEI.

The subscriber having purchased The extensive
,T;I vile NJ SmpdIev d Jones' at the aboV named
nace piycs notice that he is prepared 10 supply
nar.s IN ,ynnt of DRAIN TILE, with large or small
ouRnr,cs ut moderate rates ,,c
mh2l ihOi''' .
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Ladies can buy nice dress at the New Dry
Goods Store of Baggs & Cotton, without the
fear of getting their cloths soiled by grease or
molasses as theydonot deal in in Groceries.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

STEAMER.-W understand the steamboat
Pilot Boy is to be put ON the route between
Smyrna and Philadelphia next week.
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ONE or TIE LITTLE FOLKS!
A Great Natural Curiosity!
One Of the Most Remarkable Women Liriag
MISS SARAH EJIZN NRETIJ NDI\E

One of the Greatest Natural Curiosities living tw
feet inches high weighs 50 pounds and Is lS
years of age Her hands and feet bOneless. beng
entirely CariIlagenOus and be moved any drcc.
ilon. The different shapes and forms which she
place herself are truly marvellous, and really ap
pear 10 be ImpHssIhlc.
To enable the public TO this remarkable woman
the undersigned her agent. will eNhibH her AT Ward's
Hail. On Friday Evening next. March 23d. 1866
Doors open nt o'clock. Admission IS cts. CkIl.
drrn Is cts. Come one! Come all.
JOHN l.. WILLIS, Agent
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DISSOLUTION.

The co-Partnerskip heretofore existing between
Thomas J. Smedley and Joseph L. Jones under the
firm OF Smedley Jones, is this day dissolved hy
tual consent. y. j. SMEDLEY.
March 10, 1866. JTJONES.
They have disposed of the Stock aud FIIlnres IN
the Tile Yard and Works. 10 Thomas A Collins. 10y
whom the business will be conducted IN the future.
mh2l 81
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

ARREST OF AN INCENDIARY.-A man nam.
ed Evan Torbert was lodged in Jail on Thurs
day morning week, charged with setting fire to
and destroying the carriage house, stable, corn
crib and barn Of Charles X Warrington, in
Milford Neck on the l4th inst Mr. Warning
tons loss by the fire is stated at over SS00.--
His dwelling house was fortunately saved from
the flames. - UcLdrnrcoGn
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

1t will be remembered that the late Copper
head Convention Of Pennsylvania, after noml-
mating Mr. ClyIncr for Governor passed a re-
solution indorsing the Presidents policy. \
committee was appointed to wait on the Presl-
dent, inform him of the nomination, and pre-
sent him with copy Of the resolutions. The
committee accordingly proceeded to Washing
ton, and We're admitted to an audience with
the President one evening last week. They
proceeded, in the most approved style, to assure
him that the Democracy Of Pennsylvania had
designed no empty compliment: that they had
watched his recent action with no ordinary
qualification and that they should stand by
him 50 long a. he adhered to the sacred consti
tuition. Before their pcroration was reached,
however, the President broke in upon them
with the suggestion that the wisest thing
they could do was to 90 home and change their
ticket" He believed they had made fatal
mistake in nominating such man at such a
time. The core -pondent Of leading daily
says the last seen of the committee they were
making for the Baltimore depot greatly de
moralizcd
When President johnson was in Harrisburg,
two or three years ago, while military Govern
or Of TENNESSEE Mr. Clymcr, with all the other
cOpperhead members Of the Legislature, rrfuS-
ed him the use of tn. Representative Hall to
make a speech in support Of the mon and
the war. Mr. Clymrr said on the occasion ::
81 know, sir, that Andrew .Johnson has gone
as far a. the farthcst and lie i, ready to 20
still further, to destroy, to uproot to upturn
every principle upon which this great and good
government was founded. know that he has
bent with supplicnt knee before the throne Of
power; | know that for pclt. or some other
consideration. b" ha> ~ucrumcd to every mca-
sure rr .. ETC., etc. | nfOrtu
natcly ior tie committee, the President re
member all MI hr could point his 80 loyal
ful-r ...u ID the convention
wA.s4 ..... ..... ~. .,-ultton, presented to hin
that entertained the same views As Mr. C!ymcr
he knew that Mr.. {. opposed every measure
To carry on the war, to benefit the soldiers, o
to oppose the rebels Mr. e. opposed mean
to carry on the war, supplies to feed the sol
diers, bOunties to aid them, etc. He is a con
sistant Copperhcad. He has "proud re
cord to point to and win the soldier votes BY
That will be a great advantage to him.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Drunk AND DISoRDERLY.-New York,
March l4.-lhe Host has special Washington
dispatch stating that the Hon. Willard Sauls-
bury, Senator from Delaware, was removed
from the Senate chamber to day, in an often
sive state Of intoxication, by two other Sena
tnrq
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Lcttcr> Remaining Unclaimtd d

IN the Post O;iiee at smyrna, St4tc Of De.Awa1,,
March Il, TT.
Antrim Tnomas NJ. Foreacre ) ,seih
Bri>tc5. Mary Galcs. JlIl,
RrlSI"r. Jitn-s lian!cy y Dunbar
iirt,i. Eliza Jones. Mr.
liar!.. G,ur.c H. Ju>I, Z. &.
a,c. Nr> Jujuspn John II.
ronper Kate :. Lotctnau. Mr- MslldI
Cu.cunt iieury SC"rI. J,hu
Collins G. James sweHk. Miss H. +
Caprpou A. Smith EIl H.
tur.urr, I-arciS Nreai J +
DAVIS Robert /. WILSON. RIcharG
/ pula. I. ~ Wright. 4 lcl .,l
DeahILt. q. e.. Wilson. Mrs Sarah NJ
J.EIER~ON. +. VI.
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ELECTIONS. Last week the State election
OF New Hampshire was held, the Republicans
electing their ticket by something over 5000.
This is a loss over last year, but gain Of about
l 500 over President Lincoln s majority. The
usual Republican majority is about 1900.
The town elections held in the State Of New
York this Spring, have resulted in gain to
the Republicans Of thirty or forty towns.
In Des Moines, Iowa, the Republicans have
elected their ticket by $50 majority-maioritS
last year, Is.
The Republicans have elected their mayol
in Muscatine, Ia, by43 Democratic last wear
In Rock Island, ILL.,, last week, Truesdale
Rep, was elected by lSl maj. Democrat,
last year by 200.
Easton, Pa., has elected Democrat mayo
by 100. Rep. last year by 10. York has ais
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COLLINS.
FO OR s ALE.

p,,oL Hawk MARE 6 years old, Black Hawk
c6IT 3 wears old; Mccormick self-raking Reaper
IA Mower has cut over only 40 acres; superior Ok.
Cart, Grain Fan, and revolving Hay Rake.
Apply TO J. X. JOHNS,
3l13m Near Smyrna.
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TIES WANTED

AT SMYRNA LANDING. The highest cash pri
paid tor RAILROAD IIcs 10y
JAMES d NOSS,
mh2I Sml rua LanGng
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MARRIAGES IN GEoHGlA The Legislature
of Georgia has passed law ordering that mar
riagrs between colorri people shall be solemn
lzcd the same way as MARRIAGES between whites.
The act also provides heavy penalty aEaIn>t
the marriage of 4 white person and one of AZ
riran descent
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

MILITARY Power AIDING TIE CIvH. The
United States tax collectors in Mississippi hav-
ing complained that there are no United States
marShals or courts to enforce the laws by civil
process against delinquent tax payers, the mill
tary authorities in that State have been order
ed to furnish, when requested, the necessary
assistance for the enforcement of the laws.
This instruction seems quite proper, aS il only.
brings the military power to the aid of the civil
officers, in cases where the latter are unable to
collect the taxes.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
Pure Sugar Cane Seed.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The subscribers, as administrators. will sell at Put
lie Sale al the late residence of James Roberts dec
N the tuwn oi smyrna Kent County and State OF De
aware,
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Go to Aliens, if YOU want Saddles, l'rdlc1SS,
Trunks, or Horse Blankets, as h" intends sell
ing them lower than any one else IN town.
Don't fail to Stop in and See the New Store
of Baggs 4 Cotton.
If YOU want good Carpet, 90 to Allen 5, as
he has Rag, Hemp and Ingram at low prices
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sstsne ths nssva. thA (Noadsy, ansraooa, = s~G
sclooh fem ~ rs.sds~os Of hss soa. nusi ~ rowta
No OF A1sipht s4reet. bsu0klyn, ". d.
RiH.-On rr1sy sftsrnooa, December IL Co9HarxA
W., wife OF john smith Rice and daughter Of David
Bdi ksl, aged - yean ana 10 snoashs
the relatives and friends of tho family rsspece
fully invited 70 attend the funeral service her late
residence ia West Thirty nfth street. hoAday aftsr
noon at two o'clock Tho remains will DO taken Sing
sing for ineTmeni by The ton O'Clock tuesday
morning.
seHUrLKR On sunssy, Decsmber Is. C.ruamss Gsw-
ihrDk, daughter OF Aren't A. rd Mary q. Schuyler. IN
he list year of her
Relatives aud friends of the family inyitsf W a.
,sni tho funeral from the resid~nc. " br father
nss'shls, N j., ON Tuesday aftcFnooa, al 'psss
Twelve o'clock.
and months
Inv Trends and relatives Of the famy respectfully
ns,eou W attend the funera from ~ John the Lap.
Nv ou.Irh Thirty ann street and Lexington avsnls
on IuesoAy a'tsfnson. al O'Clock
WnssrkM--ln Hudson City, N. J.. on sunday. Dsces-
Dc, -, nAAh'' AspLApy, daughter of Hugh and 1Ans
the relatives ana friends OF the amsly arc invited 70
attend the funeral this (aoudayy morning. al e<svea
O'Clock from Mo resdence OF her paron Hudson Cey,
Nj
wKxxs Al Hudson City ~ D. on Sunday. Dccsabsr
10 BxArRicx AADALzx. daughter Of w. A and S4rAh
w-eks agod years months and ~ days
The relatives and friends fln,ly m rsspcctrsna1
invitsd to attend the funeral this monday, af.cruooa e
two ocock from tbs residence u hst pArcnts Paado
RACES will issve Hobokeu fory Al half aS o'clock
wniu--M Jsms6cs. L. L, on' sunday, Docsmhcr u.
hru Am WILT Ia Oh. Doth year u her -se
Notice ~ funeral tSmorrow.
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TElEsRAoHlc MARKET REPORTS.

oswKco Dec IS 1865
NOD ss ssw s state ss sss ss = ri r ss
Se, ~ g. y Der usso for
:gs,as :: a1,,S, % I, sss Ssnsda
!. illinois. s Oats sG Sc per su.ssi fsr
ssss :n ssH Pea: :sp ss . and %
% 3 cSf a. sns
rrns sSs e high: >, \ s g
e s Se ss' So 's.l :ss
mS. :. Esssp. god esl, Hour 1900 sa.hs.;
S soa 1.sS f Sa.h sna Wheat ~
r CyicAGo. Dec 10 1889
r.a winter gu 49, sales 1000 bbs sprns Extra at 81
e. ale. ssss bushels :ss: !. ar. e s srsS' Corn
s ;.s ss: sS s: bushels !
,sss Is f :sis. 4 si.s rs
sss.a S:.a asss s layer J. y s
20 Sa Ssss s LARGE 1ss
x 4:
ssI ihsr, shipping demand for ' good and
see s :ps.s
f.yorabis change n he weather Tor packing falling
sss. o. E.aa.y: increased rsssp
sos since yssisrasy ao,~iihstandins brisk shipping
* %sam. We sao e hss,g 50
as' 1 1s nay. "a. .s,esn exchange = firm and
very arm money market Country collections made
with some d1cuy. In consequence OF which and a dull
state Of trade merchants quite large The
demand for requests for renewals Of
maturing paper are very Parties who have here
for. been known 10 such favor urgently press
their claims for extension In view Of the
the markets for general merchandise
ToLKpo, Ohio Dec. Is, 1865.
Wheat-amber Michigan To- aud spring &c. better; sales
81 the former ~ S. Latter - 20 Michigan 81 80
Corn NC for No mixed Oats Nc. Rye 81 "a ssed
hogs ~ 81 50
CINCINNATI Dec H. 1885,
Flour higher md more active at ~ ~ So superior $40
70 t 70 ErtFa ness pork quiet At s20 Lard quiet. at
l3c. Hogs quiet and 23c lower. Gales n 4 %
dressed receipts RS Cotton weaker held SIC. Gold
unchanged
- 81. LOUIS Dec. Is, 1865
Flour steady and quiet At $40 Tor inferior grades SIS
SlS rs for triple Wheat fiat No business white
fall t2.V Corn steady and sales of mixed nj 9bc.
Oats dun At I5c. Rye quiet Mess Pork sal Whiskey
better at 81 Is Hogs receipts, 500 at % 80 So IFS
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. Is, 1865
Cotton quoted At DC Sic. Spirits turpcnns Gle
country &C. for New York parkages
W1 Virginia ko~in common by weight barrel No l. -
to %.
SAN FRAscisco Dec. "a ls66
Extra ncur - CO. supernno 81 The wheat market was
quiet at 81 70 ~ o. per 100 lbs Eastern butter &c
ne Mining stocks improved Savage S2OT5 Vel.
low Jacket 81 80 Crown Point 81 90 Gould aud Curry
$3.50 chola Sxss ophr Su5 Imperial $40 Beeher SIzf
i.egA tenders ST..
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spPRxxK CocRr-Cmrun. L-Nss 3o7i. 112o,
1854, 2oe7. 1898 Part II -Nos b52. 2sis. so. 2sst,
271+ 2Tls ITO 2722 2124, 2r2d 2732. Part III. =
Nos. ess foop, 1o7G 1911. lo72, losS loIt 1897
2oee. 1879, 1880. 1859. 2s'5, 23is, 2i7v. gss.
2530. 1878. 1883, 2l33
srrcral Tsms-Demnrrcr. Nos %, y. Issaes Of
Law and Fsc,-Nox I73. i78, III lO. Isl, I've, 1877,
1893 19f 30s 3OS IsS, no. ga. 100 l0l iSo 100 1877
SUPERIOR CoURr--rHAL TxHn--Paxt Held ~ JUS
tics arcunn-Nog aIy, 1850 1851. 11D7, ls2r 20si,
24l, 2s29 1857 2iT5 27i3 2Tyi. 2S35 zTIs y7sl Part
U-Hed by Justice Moncll-NoA go6l. l22S 2s70.
1854 1892 29o6 lsoo 27Is 2slo 2S22 iS72 2sts 2ss2
2Tl2
CossoS PrKAs-Adiourned for she twm
MARINE CorRr-IIeld nv Judge Hearne Mos 70 l, 90
a. o. 1oi los, no. In ii5, IND, liz, i23 ia u.s. 100
l27. Igs l29 TO
GssrRAl as~losu-Grsnd Larceny Tho People W
Rosa Matthew'S, Catherine sbs rman, Jas Dusan ALA
Fatty Davis George S1rlair , as prcw, yas Conners
Peter Greer Jas Hell, Beussnfn DeGroot rhos bigsn
Jas. Becn and VIM. Bailey. Burghsy-fhoA hnrshA
Felonfous Assant and Eas tery--John VcgcL Johi
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cosvnR-The market for all descriptions quiet At pre-.
.ssised o9 snaTt from few small trade o,. from second
hands.
rTsmr. steady and arm Iss snsssmr q yer.
bsece D. and per steamer isg eushel. peas Al
a % s; sss s soa to ke'aS To- s %
steamer 90 bushels barley at 81 The charters w,re
Hamburg bark 70 Cork fos orders. grain =, :. :,
Is GO Ira nj l0kc q line.
Hors were snis. gu, steady, With moderate trss. tct
al from &c ~ .. 70 quality
.s' 10 ss.1s. from .. asas.' and
ksvAL sronrscrude turpentins was dull and nominal
Spirits turpenlns ruled quiet ba. the mars-. arm =.
bond Al s,.s esc The rosin marrs ruled rather more
tive slight advance was established upon The lover
a.. az az si ssisty a The latter prs. 10 10 10 .
q - aud 40 DO 10. no Tat - D. Tsf~n duh and noni.
oms ~Lis.eed was a shade srmsr Aco gallons English
realizing CO.. god no- bid Al sze gold and upwards.
ss. s.s y, p .r =, s., e.,
PORK valch ruled lower Old dosing heavy :,
sA u cs.s TIE sales for Immediate delivery -ers dsoo
81 s ~ p rsr 70. ..s s,u q. se ,ss "a
ebls new mess for January a. s7l 81 s1i g. ssnsrs
Ps.; a. Ass ..s: ' i.. s q sfs d s,:
sss. 81 9sr.s' - ' iss s.- ..ir. ness "a
,i sS1 @. ,ai - ssasa ~ 80
rss IL ~ r %ei ss So .ns - TO- for ssoaa.r
ss9s .ss en- :sa e. Tor orsass county e s
- .ss for western, and ss ss FOR stsis csssss "a'
rssessrs msrsss for sosh rrue- ,nd bsndsa en-.
unasd dn w prices we're not essenssy ehsnx~d eo,>
. =. s = =. ne. s.f H s .ss ~ ;st !. ss ~. ~
s.sssrs sss uas ! ~ "a 100 s.usss sSs. casa
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Mr. --nseanse Ne sosss ysa gave y . end =
~ transferred " ma
Mr. Edsoa-An right Nov you thought ysu were
pretty smart bat gusw you wese ma smart enough 70
catch ms. During the night goa notice Of your pro-
ceed1nu II roo had caught me. - yon intended you
would have gos cont for cent on the dollar but you
will not get id cont know have been sooun-
tre and have ~ act As such.
The unfortunate crcditos-c00sol ngiy, ana Trying 10
tho self reproachfa Edson-No, you arc not nat
ufay scoundrel and twenty years from this youi
that remors will mako YOU repent
Edson-No. no; I sleep quietly now, and am sure
that my present creditors will disturb my sleep
then.
Tho creditor-weli. II that Is the cass, | guc~ III
have 70 leave like for with my tail between my legs
Mr. - eit In the course Of tho day accordingly, and
Mr. ndson and Mr.. BarsOw remain In posssssou Of the
ncld with the diamond tho jewels tho groenbscts ana
the bonds and ths will aud disposition 10 qunn chau
payne and laugh At their crcdtors Mr. BArstow 10 OF
retiring disposition, and resides In University street,
near Tia mountain.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Hudsan CITY.

Ssoosp PHorEsrsS RsyoRnxD Durcn CgrrcW. Tho
ladies' Of tho congregation OF the Second Rctovmed
Dutch church will bold fair ss tho school u the
church. Montgomery avenus 10 and tho follow
ing days The proceeds vi DO applied 10 tins lqu,da
ton Of tho debt the church that IN futxo beth
church ana schools may be self sustaining mortgage
Of s. 900 remains to DO cancelled
C~mmu nlpaw.
TINS SrocK YAHp RsruRsa During tho past wcsk ITO
cars arrived at Tho stock Yards containing oi2 ssse
5sss hogs SOFA Sheep and los horsou sargo ncrssss
a. compared with previous retWn&
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wheat market moderately active and prices ad
vanoed e &c per bu.hel The sales wer. aco bashes
~ 10 for Inferior Corn though quiet advanced L. >.
with sales Of 5000 bushels az 81 u for yellow southern
aud Western yellow. 81 10 for old white Southern, aud
81 10 81 ID for nlred Western IN and Oat-
In moderate request snd hrmsr. Sales O0 bushels
state and 81. NJ for Chicago and Milwaukee
Barley unchangef In every respect sairs 90 bushels
eI Canada and ~ Tor do. IN bond OF bar
ley heard Of sales OF o. 800 bushels at 81 10 kye
more active shade higher the sales comprising ,0o
bushels az 81 q for STATE tin for Canada East and ss
81 20 for Western
closing about tho prices uotsd
with declining tendency. The sales comprise bales
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.f1so, as. esa s1ss. ,oo2 sI5s. s32. 7o2

The computed real vaiue Of the imports OF tho prnc
pal articles Of merchandise In the month Of September
f1o, 35a,oi5 against Ell, sa2 7al in 1865, and
Elo96l 633 1884 The total for the nine months
Ei74, 1871 $685. against xl37 3o3 1856 last year. and
fl60.S74,1lo in 1894 The following figures show the
total value for each Of the nrst nine months or tho
prcs ent years.-
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'.1As. 1925 s,si5.5es 1880, 27I


bKTUHbAT, DUO
Receipts ~ 40 bbs -FOUR il do.
bags meal ~ 5s bushels wheat, es7ls do corn ~ ~
do oats and 1880 do barley The market for State and
Western -four ruled active. and advance Of &c
ze per bbi established tho market closing the
Improvement The sales comprised oo bales at the
vsed quotations annexed Southern four inquired
higher prices obtained satcs 10 bbls For
meal improved demand prevailed. and the msrke,
ruiel with sales Of 2oo bbls Brandywine s. 70
Is a. Rye active and q shade nrmrr with
saIes ~ al n We OF
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vens bsss0kl MA
q bnsnsas.
sueAa A moderate dsmand prevailed Tor this article.
ana rned buxiDcss transacted basis Of 94c
To- ar 70 good refining Cuba intending 10 hhds Porto
hcA - ioAc iU hhds. Cuba In lots 9Lc. Uzc, and
email lot Havana In boxes lac Refined II ltc for
extent.
rALIox quito active and nrm with sales Of 10000
lbx- a. lltlc. IAe
wasxr-Recsptr 7bs bbIs. The market ruled duh and
prices entirely nominal
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doied owing him meacy He tlpsa abused her, and
50 ncd from the house 20 mt Of neighbor He fo
loved her from tho house, and IN the ssrsss aruck
AID kicked her. Tho iady's husband appeared on
tn scene OF action, and the brutal srrsstsd
am committed for examinatou
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