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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

Valuable Real Estdte, at I'riudte Sale 07aly
BY WILBUR & gUN.
We offer great Inducements and on liberal terms.
The following desirable RESIDENCES and VACANT
LOTS, viz:
HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun street, south side three
doors east Of Gmith street
House and Lot No. ], north side Bogard street.
House and Lot north side Henrietta street, three doors
from Meeting street.
House and Lot north side priag.street, No. SO.
House and Lot In Court House Square; large Lot and
elegant DIV elling Of nine rooms.
ALSO,
LOT in Rutledge street, 46 feet front by 100 feet
Lot northwest corner Mill and Lucas streets, 80 feet by
1875 feet
Chapel street. one door west Of Old Ice House.
directly opposite Northeastern Railroad, 80 feot front by
122 feet
Lot in Dee atrcet, 30 feet front by 100 feet.
Lot in Friend street. 81 feet ont by 100 feetnext Lot
southwest OF Broad street.
Two valuable Farns 10 miles from the city, with
Slaed Roof Cottage thereon and outbuldngs completes
both containing $50 acres.
TO RENT.--A fine MANSION, containing every conve-
nence best located in the city For all Of the above the
terms will be made most liberal By to us
.= CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
November 19 mwf5
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PRIVATE SALES.
4 Pleasant, Conuenient and Eligible Fana1l
Residence on Eat Bay.

At Private Sale
That most pleasant and convenient threestory FAMI
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay street. containing six
rooms, pantry and store-room threestory piazza
Closed gas and CRATES throughout On the Lot which s
Of good size, twostory Brick Kitchen, with ample
house, large cstern and well Of water two flower gar
dens and paved yard and the entire premises in good
order. Apply as above, at No. 81 BROAD STREET.
November % 23,2729, dec14
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The EYE AND EAn.-Road DIR. GARpNnE's ad-

the advertisement of The City Treasurer respecting
city taxos.=
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Oun PRICES CURRENT, containing the fullest
commercial and marine intelligence with valuable
tables will be ready to deliver to our patrons at an
early hour this morning.
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PROCEEDINGS OF Cry CoUHGL.-On account Of
the press of other matter, compelled to post
pone the publication Of these proceedings to our
next issne.
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Vl.!,tQble Sea Island Cotton PlanlG1oas for Sale.
By LOWNDE5 & GRINIBALL,
Brokers, Auctionecrs and Real Est. Agents,
Law Range, RHoad Street.
At Private Sale
A PLANTATION on Edieto Island, situated on the
South Edisto River, and containing 195 Of high
land, about IL Of which arc under woods the balance
cleared Attached Is body ofabout 400 acres of marsh
and rush lanls atortling superior facilities for manur
ing and fine range for cntlo portion Of this is capa
BILE OF being reclaimed with comparatively little labor,
and in the opinion OF competent Judges is well adapted
for the production of cotton.
For further particulars apply as above, or to
Dn. j. j. MURRAY,
Fdisto Island
Purchaser to pay L. & G. for papers.
November q Wfm6
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Valuable INLAND Cotton Pla7stdliop and Steam s
dflN -.

u W
I.enl Estnte Agents, No. 81 La Broad Street,
st Private siae--
A lealrably located PLANTATION on South Carolina
Railroad and Ftiso River four miles below Orangoburg
Court Houco containing $500 aarcs 400 cloar, balance
well mbercd Tho land is Of the best qualify for cotton
and provisions; bales of cotton having been
duced TO the hand. On the place is STEAM CIRCULAR
order ~ miles from River an6 x mile from Turnout
on Railroad, ample accommodations for Ian hands.
house and new cotton screw, WAGONS timber CARTS mules
cattle, sheep &c. Hands living the Plantation.
November 10 mWf8
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Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho best investment for an invalid who suffers from
debility loss of appetite, lis bottle of PANKN1Ns He
patic Dtcrs it will be sure to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
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WILBUR Son will sell this day ct their salesrooms,
corner of State and Chalmers streets, at halpast 10
o'clock an assortment of fine cothing hats boots shoes,
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WEARE indebted to Mr. VoGLEn for late copies
of all the New York Dailies, which ne receives by
mail every night.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Counr, Novombcr %,
Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN presiding.-The case of Mrs.
MARY HART vs. DECorrEs g. SALAs was continued.
The witnesses for the respondents were examined.
In The course of the investigation many questions
of law we're raised and discussed by the opposing
parties at some length. The further hearing OF the
case will bo continued to-day at II A. NJ.
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TIE ANpEnsoN PApERs-We had the pleasure
yesterday of visit from Mr. JAMES A. hoYr OF Tue
Anderson IateQigeacer, and MIR. W. .. WALrERs oi
the Anderson appeal. These gentlemen are III
Charleston on business for their papers, and we
recommend them to the kind consideration OF our
merchants.
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AUCTION SALES.
Boots, Shoes and Clothing.
RX MILES DRAKE.

Boots, Shoes and Clothing.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING. ut 10 O'Clock, will sell at my storo
corner OF King and Liberty Streets
100 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, JUST RECEIVED BY
NEW YORK. AND BOSTON STEAMSHIPS,
COMPRISING THE FOLLWINC STYLES -
CASES MEMS GALE P. SOLE AND n. ". BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Balmorals, to II
Cases Mems Calf Balmorals, 8 to 13
Cases Mems Calf and Zip Brogans to II
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Brogans, to Is
Cases Mems Extra Fine Calf Congress
Cases Womon's Goat Balmorals to
Cases Women's Goat Balmorals 3 tot
~ Gases Boys aud Youths Brogans
Cartoons Ladies' Fine Lasting Congress
Cartoons Ladies' Morocco and Kid Dalmorals
Cartoons Misses Morocco Balmoras
Cartoons Childs, Shoes, various styles
CLOTHING.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, Of Doeskin, Cashmere,
Tweed satinet and Jean
1 SPLENDID BUGGY AND HARNESS.
Terms cash. November 70 s
One Bale Long Cotton on account Of all Concerned.
BY r.. M. MARS1ALL.
WIN he sold THIS DAY 23d November, at II o'clock, at
my sales roon No. 50 Broad street, on account Of all
I RALE LONG COTTON.
- Conditions cash November %
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL.
THIS DAY. 23d instant at II o'clock, will bo so1d at my
Sales Room, No. 33 Broad street,
fino HORSE, with Cart and Harness
Saddle and Draft Horse. November %
Horse and Buggy, Carriages and Elegant Saddle
n II,.r1 TTo.co MT I,,nj
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sn,r,t OF the stock Market.

NEW York, Feb. l9.-The CONNER
cial says: isl's' u =
The bank statement exhibits no inn
portant changes beyond a decrease of
$685., 0S3 in legal tender, a thing nttle
anticipated under the circumstances
that the sub-treasury has paid out a
large amount of currency on account of
the interest on 7-30s. The deposits ex-
hibit an increase of over 81, OF, S27. The
specie shows a slight increase, which
indicates that the sub-treasury must
have sold gold more freely during the
week than has been supposed.
Money is in active demand for stock
forms, and the rate on call loans is quite
firm at per cent. The payment of In
terest upon 7-30S has afforded no per-
ceptible relief to the market, the tone
being indeed firmer than before the 18th
inst. This is perhaps attributable 70
the partial flow of currency WESTWARD
The stock market opened quite strong
at an advance of 1<@1H per cent. on
Saturdays closing prices. AS the call
progressed strong Bear movement
was developed, the opening improve
ment was more than lost and the seS-
sion closed with a decidedly weak tend
ency. The shorts in stocks appear 70
have covered their contracts to con-
siderable extent; but this morning a
large amount of sellers options were
put out. ~ Biz
Governments are quoted firm. The
report ofT-30s having been returned by
the last steamer appears to have a very
slender foundation in fact. Quotations
are generally the same as Saturday.
Gold is weak; the price this morning
touched 1859. The demand for custom
is moderate and the supply fully ade-
quate. The foreign intelligence has no
perceptible effect upon the premium
Z Foreign exchange is frmer. The
leading drawers of sterling quote, sixty
days, brokers, at 10S19; commercial
sterling is scarce at 107@l07lz.
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weekly Rnnir statement.
on ron THE GRApE.-It is a G

SOIL FOR THE GRAPE.-It is a curious
fact that very rich and highly manured
land has rarely produced a grape that
would yield q high quality of wine
The grape that contains the most sac
.charine matter will make the best wine,
and the different varieties differ widely
in The proportion of sugar. In Italy and
in Sicily the very finest and sweetest
grapes grow on the rocky rubbish ofvol-
canoes, and those that grow on loose
rocky soils or along hil1sides covered
with rocks are often the best. These
facts ought to teach us not to select the
richest soils, and not to stuff them with
organic manures, for the grape.-Er. v
Grape vines seldom need any manure,
except ashes or lime, IL the soil is thor
oughly cultivated, and all weed and
grass near the vines are kept subdued.
One of the most fruitful causes of mil
dew is the application OF. too much
stimulating manure to the growing
vines. !+'4 rfltsss, bar a'i e. l--.s.-l.
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.Ne,r EYnri[ mnrIker.

7H.
cotton-Rather nore steady but not very
active at ~ for middling. Flour-Dull, heavy
and common grades I0920c lower 2 40gT ~
for extra state, and s S9S S for common 20
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Whisly-Heavya and declining . 2e92 Fl for
western. Wheat-Dull, common grades Mons
inally 2@4c lower. Corn-without decided
change. Oats-Dull; S9942 for unsound west
erIl, and 5Sa54 for sound do. Cofiee-Dull-
Sugar-Qutef; 1O1f@il5< for Cuba nuscovado.
MolasSes- Quiet. Petroleum-Q uiets 50 for
crude and 45&47 for refined In bond. Pork
Without decided change; q 62H@2S 81 for
new mes, closing at Is OK cash; = for old do;
% 51a2I for prime, and 2893 40 for prime
mess; also $500 bblS new mes for Marrh,
April and May, SELLERS and buyers option, At
2S 2S62p. BeeESteady; 1920 for new pain
mes, and % 5092i for new extra mes. Beef
HanSHeavy at 4l941 &. Cut Meats-nzS9
Is for shoulders, and l61z 9ls11z for hams; Ba-
con-Quiet; Cumberland cuts for March de-
livery sellers option, at Is. Dressed Hog I
Quiet. 127S9121S for western, and ~ 9lSS4 ior
city. Lard F4fmer at 16&ls14; also 20 bbls
prime kettle, rendered for all March, Mt lsSS<.
Butter-Firm, 22926 for Ohio, and $685. for
state. Cheese Steady at 1692
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Gen. Grant ana me Ricnmond Exam


WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-It is known
that on Saturday General Grant refus-
ed to revoke the order suppressing the
Richmond Examiner, expressing him
self in decided terms against the pun
lication of q certain class of articles in
the southern papers, as calculated 70 90
irremediable mischief. On Tuesday,
however, Mr.. Pollard was othcially IN IN
formed by an officer of General Grants
staff that the order would be revoked.
The course of that paper will be In the
future less liable to objections. Gener-
al Grant will, however, take care that
no newspapers shall be published con,
tanning sentiments of disloyalty and
hostility to the government or any OF
its branches. The persistent publtca-
ton of articles is calculated to keep up
n feeling of hostility between the differ
ant sections of the country Will no
longer be tolerated. The circular to that
effect dated Saturday, is addressed TO
the Department Commanders VINO are
reouired to give such Information with
n view to the suppression of newspa-
pers of that character. There is no dis
Emotion as to the North or South.
fThe New York Herald's Montreal
correspondent states that the publica-
ton Of the negotiation proceedings
showing the failure of the Canadian
commissioners to effect or reach re-
newal of the reciprocity treaty, creates
much m. M1tl excitement. The provincial mer-
chants are very much depressed by
their trade prospects for the coming
year, but the government organs pre-
tend to find consolation in the assump-
ton that this reciprocity failure will
hasten the realization of the prominent
confederation scheme. The MINISTRY
are now determined to make another
vigorous effort to carry this latter mea-
sure to completion, but there is strong
opposition to it among the people and
nated t5fssfa
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NEW YORK, Feb. ia special dis
patch to the Philadelphia Bulletin,
from Washington, says: The Presi-
dents veto message in the freedman's
bill has just been received. II is very
pages of foolscap. He is opposed to the
bill in every shape and form. BE be-
lieves many of the features to be uncon-
stitutional, and says that no such leg
islation for the South ought to be adopt
ed, while the Southern States are rep
resented. He thinks there is too much
appointinp power in the bill eonfided to
the President. BE enters into full
discussion ofhis reconstruction policy,
and thinks the Southern representa-
tives ought be admitted, DC.
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Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
yand Coal Lands For Sale.7

DURsUANT 10 A DEED OF TRUST 10
i the undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whitaker, George p. Whitaker, Joseph Cou-
don and their wives, dated January the 18th,
1865 and on Record In the Recorders ptfice OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book q, page
4O7t and also OF record In the Recorders Office
of Wetzel County, Book 5, page 81, we Will
sell, on Wednesday, the 4th day OF A pril, 1866,
commencing 1T IL O'Clock, n. M, at public
auction. at the 'front.' door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county, 10000 acres OF land, (more OF
less, lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
Creek, in the said county of WetzeI, within
the boundaries of four patents Of four thou
sand acres each granted by the Common
wealth Of Virginia to Henry sWynkrop aud
Paul Seiman, and dated the 10Th day of Feb
TuaTy, 1876. Fora more full description refer
enceis made to the above mentioned deed of
trust.
The property will be sold in separate tracts
and q, plat Of the land and its subdivisions
may beexammed at the ONCE Of William r
Peterson, Esq, In the city OF Wheeling.
Terms ofSale-Not less than one third of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash on the
right to pay more than one third or the whole
OF the purchase money at his option. The re-
mainder, II there be any, TO be paid In one or
two years, with interest nom day OF sale, and
such deferred fnsta1rnentst to be secured by a
deed Of trust on the property sold, or other
wise to the satfsSn ction OF the Trustees acting
IN the premises.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
througha the northern portion Of the tEact,
about540 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins Of Iron ore Of the best
quality, contiguous to the Railroad. II also
eontafns coal and f. heavily and well timber
n II
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Cineinnnti market.
.roa CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.

~ D .TIll p CINCINNATI, Feb. ID.
Flour remains UNCHANGED both rs regards
prices and demand. Wheat dull Mt 50 for
No. new red, Corn steady and In fair de-
mand at IS for No. 1 shelled. Oats dull ut IS
for No. 2 Rye dull and prices nominal at TS
for No /. Provisions dimer but quiet, as
neither buyers or sellers are disposed to oper-
ate freely. Mess Pork higher, closing Mt % 90.
Bulk Meats drm at l29149l59l6f for shoulders,
sides, clear ribbed and clear sides. Bacon
flrner and in good iobbers demand at 141z@
l6149lS1< for shoulders, sides and clear sides.
Lard nf1ner md prices higher, closing at Is for
prime city. Groceries dull. Cotton dull ut Al
for middling. Whisky dull md prices noml-
nal. Gold 1877.
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BOSTON, Feb. 19.-Within the last
forty-eight hours a large fleet of vessels
has arrived heres bringing valuable car
gos from the East, and West Indies,
California, Mediterranean and South
ern coast ports, besides large quantities
1900 bales of cotton have been received
since Saturday.
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NV lyoRK Fet. 1e.lThe Herald's

New YORK, Feb. 19.-The Herald's
Washington special says:
The resignation of Secretary Harlan
is the current topic of conversation. He
Is known to have expressed to West
ern congressman of his political per-
suasion, his intention not to remain
much longer. Those who are On the
the Presidents mind upon the subject,
assume that he is only awaiting the
ostracism of Tennessee as State, which
is evidently the plan of the reconstruc-
ton committee TO invite such of the
cabinet ministers as are in known ac-
cordance with that decision, to Yacate
their places.
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NEw Yonk. Feb.. i0.-The Herald,s

NEW York, Feb. 10.-The Herald's
Washington special says:
Twenty-four hours have worked a
wonderful change in public expeeta-
ton here concerning the Presidents
opinion of the freedmen's bureau bill.
Nearly every one now coneedes that he
will return IL with his objection, and
the most favorable hope entertained by
any radical seems to be'that these OBJ
iections may be SO unimportant that
Congress can modify the bin until it
commands his approval.
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Fen,an e,onrress AZ Pi tai 3 J.

r PITTSBURGH, Feb. ia large nnm-
Der of delegates are in attendance at
hundred, and more coming at noon
Col. Murphy, Speaker of the House OF
Representatives called the Congress to
order. p. II. Ramsford was elected
Secretary pro tent. The Committee on
Credentials appointed one from each
State, and were adjourned until called
together by the chairman of the Creden-
tial Committee. There will be a grand
procession, with speeches tonight by
Gen. Sweeney and others, 3
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NEW York, Feb, 19.2Tke tenor Of
the official dispatches from France in
relation to the withdrawal of the Freno b
army from Mexico are less favorable
than was supposed. The withdrawal
will be conditional on the establ ishment
OF the new empire, and the pledge of
non-intervention by the United States.
The Mexicans must accept Maximilian
or endure foreign army for an indeti-
mite period. .-5at -. gi.tii'ii
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NEW York, Feb. 19.-The Pajara
Verde, newspaper publisher IN tine
with news TO the Both of January. The
adhesion of Popontle to the Empire Is
announced. The place is held by Gen.
Tram with an Austrian garrison. The
Emperor has issued decree author
izinn the formation of a company for
exploring and colonlZing the dlstrlct OIL
Of Huorehiniago, Mitlatogoea and Ar
rixtlan, sf-ie5.
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Flour dull. and nominaIly lower. wheat
opened at a decline of &c; closing at 1S11<9
little more active; sales Is. Mess Pork adj
vanced sc; sales at 26 25926 80. closing at the
outside prices. Bulk Meats quiet; clear sides
loose l51l, rough l311<. Lard firm at l05<917;
no transact ons In other articles Live Hogs
active but unchanged; dressed firma II l211SS.
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New, York money ana stock market.

Moneyand. Gold-Money market quiet and
steady at 8 per cent for call loans. Sterling
Exchange Firm At 10z5<9l0S,. Gold-Shade
Government StockEQuiet and firm; treas
ury notes. 1905 second series 9g7S; u. IS. g. one
year certificates. new issue, aS1<.f sltfI. 5f7|
Stocks-HeaVy; Western Union Telegraph
5T9%; New York Central 92sS: Erie S15SS;; Read
ing 10l1k; Michigan Central l0l1<; Fort Wayne
az; Michigan Southern 70ss: Chicago &
Northwestern l2311<: do preferred bS1S; Rock
Island I051Ss Chicago & Alton preferred l2I.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-There was a
cabinet meeting at ten o'clock this
morning, and no visitors were admit
ted. Meantime the report prevails that
the business for which the President
called the cabinet meeting together, has
bill. It seems from present appearance
that Congress and the country will not
be much longer kept in doubt as to his
action upon that measure.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 1e.-The Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad have compile
ted their track from Loveland, to Gin.
cinnati. The first train passed over the
road on Saturday. ~.
The saddlery and harness store of the
McCollum Brothers, on Main street
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
so, 900; insured 5000. E-
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MISCELLANEOUS News.

L n III ny the Union Line. TEl
once. corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
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Torpedoes,
4t lHE and Fireworks

Through nm arrangement with the Ames.
lean. agencies Of the principal French and
Belgian manu- acfureFs Of sfit u -
-'---- - - PLATE GLASS. = -
L shall execute orders for unsIlvered OF mir
ror plates, at the same rates charged at thu
general depot in New York or Philadelphia
and insure. on. transit. Prices furnished nj
my counting room. y a. novl5
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Notice

HTHE UNDERSIGNED RESIDENTS OF
il the town Of Piedmont, In the county OF
Hampshire and State or West Virginia, here
nv Eve floficE that an application; VIII he
made 20 the LEGISLATURE Of said state for an
act to ineoFporate q company for the purpose
az constructing and operating Railway
sfarfiflg n 4 point ON the Baltimore and Ohio
RaiirIad NJ or near s.lid town OF Piedmont,
and running thence up the n0rin bIlncn
tISereoT TO such point in the said county Of
Hafnp3hire or In either or the counties Of
Hardy or Fucker as may pe deemed "a p 'sl
Given under our hands this seventh day Of
February, 1850. 10. H e. DAVIS, sai
febs-d2w WI. ARMSTRONG.
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FOREIGN Fruits. !.

= CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEARS,
D 5cases OF finest Bordeanx Primes, best I'M
cases OF New Smyrna Figs. some IN / ID. y
and 4 ID. bOxes- SIS : - sf-.fisr.i 800. -
20 boxes Lemons and Orange
800 fresh Coeanuts, $50 dog. Assorted eaned
hnits. t..aiss ? 81 ,fflIllkl Fllfi
and torsale loWsbys 49, sftsslsf u ,..,'.-.,ff
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WHREIINa. wi. va.

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