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TrI1staa,s Sale


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b executed to me by Leonard @. Frost,
bearing date on the 18th day of. June, 1866,
md now ON record In the Recorders office OF
Ohio County, West Va, willsell on WedEeS-
day, the 18th day Of February next, at the
Court HonSe ofSaid county, at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the following
property, all now being in and about the
ware houses situated on lots No. 10, 17.and 1p,
on Main street, in the city OF Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor, Handlan & CO., to wits
One boiler, boiler house and iron smoke
stack attached thereto; one engine, with all
Its attachments; q grtst mill and all It's flx-
lures french burrStones; q patent corn shelter,
patent corn cleaner, the Injector complete,
with all Necessary betting; three complete
sets of elevators, sinks and couveyors; all the
shafting, gear wheels and betting In any man
ner connected with the machinery; n patent
holster complete, a wheat separator, all the
gamers in the third stories, spoutS, conduc-
tors and deliverers, speaking tubes on the hrst
and third floors, and al and every thing COM
inected with the said machinery, and the
business thereof a.,
TERMS or sALEs-The purchaser can pay
the whole In cash, or give his notes at four
and six months, bearing interest nom date
with approved security. $50
JanI.tdJ I r. CRANGLE. Trustee.
The above ala Is postponed to Wednesday,
March I'D, 1S66.i K. ORANGLE, Trustee
lehlj-td 40 ~ 30 fs- EtTss-.s4r5-
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRUTE. OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed to me by LYI1iaS. Cruger, bear
ing date the 18th day Of April, A. d., 1850, and
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. a,
folio 56, 1 VIII, on Monday, the 24tE day OF
March, A. d. 1866, sell at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio County, Mt 10 O'clock a
M, to the highest and best bidder, the follow
Ing described property, TO wit: All, that piece
OF land lying and being situate In Ohio conn
and eighteen acres, more or less, and which
said piece OF land Joins the lands Of George
w. Thompson on the sonth east. the land az
John Gully on henorth, the lands of David
Garytn on the south west. and the land OF
Jacob Cooling on the south. 7ifF Vf7l-lF
& Terms OF Sale-Cash. HfEsils. slit} -
a sii q. L. GRANMER.
feb22ts 100 Trustee.
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The a. q o. Il. r. vs.. Richmond.

The bill to incorporate the Lynch-
burg s. Danville Railroad has been
passed by the Virginia Legislature,
and the success of the bill in
cooperating the Valley Railroad
Company, which proposes to con-
struct road from Winchester up the
Valley to the Tennessee road at Salem,
is pronounced by the Richmond Times
as certain. The Times denounces both
these roads as schemes of the Balti-
more & Ohio road to drain the COM
merce of the South and Southwest into
Baltimore; and "deploresr that the Lee
gislature twas ever convened"
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with vel de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what We claim for ii,
we win take 1t back and refund the money
address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 Broadway, New York. fehe2-2meyod
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A MAN OF A TITOUsAND.---A CON.
SUMPTIVE CURED.

SUMPTIVE CURED.
TAR II. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
of great emInence, discovered, while in
the East Indies, q certain cure for Consump-
Genernl Debility. The remedy was discover
ed by him when his only child, q daughter,
was given up to die. HIS child wns cured,
and Is now alive and-well. DESTROYS of bene-
fiting his fellow mortals. he Will send TO those
whowish 1t the recipe, containing full direc-
tons for making and successfully using the
rernetiy free, on receipt OF their names with
two stamps 10 pay expenses. There is not d
single symptom of Consumption that II does
Sweats peeVIshneSS, irritation OF the nerves,
failure Of memory, dlficult expectoratton,
sensafions nausea at the stomach, inaction OF
the bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
"a The writer will please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement in.-
Address = CRADDOCK & CO.,
1859 Race st, Philadelphia, Penn.
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West Virginia Legislature
WHEELING; Feb. 81 1866.
SENATE.

y : "
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Taggart.
The House Bills passed yesterday In
the House were received, read and re-
feFred.
The Senate concurred in the amend
ments proposed by the House to the
bill In relation to the terms of the Mu-
nicipaI Court of Wheeling; and 1t in
sisted oil its disagreement To the second
House amendment to the Senate substt-
tute for the House Bill to prevent the
further taxation of soldiers property
for bounty purposes, and appointed
Messrs. Duval and Mahon as Conn
mittee OF Conference.
a number of House Bills were report
ed back, and will come up on their
second reading hereafter.
Mr.. O'Brien presented three petitions
in favor of a prohibitory liquor law
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The special order-the consideration
of the registry bill-came mp at hali
past ten.
amendments:
/. To require the registrar TO admin
lister the test oath only when he Is not
satisfied that the applicant for registra-
ton is in every way entitled by law to
vote, or when he has any doubt on the
subject of his loyalty.
2. To strike out that part of the bill
N Mn ,ta ''a - nv nS w. after thev
800 t,Ls,, tta' lot o,t6 r. he ia salts
al a., IT,, ony of
~. .,,.S ssid taSt oatT
fSCs itsa.. ). $3.50, T;ci, am
no,vers tho Roard or Reaistration TO
strike from the list of registered voters
the name of any person upon proof of
nus isS uis =. ae'S' eu'Aeu Pun W."
rThese amendments with some others
,,,a.a sJa.1tad and he hill ,,osseds
&c.. ,i5ant \
p,'-Ias, 51.,s,t,I,ars ThonIine CorIay
~ SSi,,,,s,i 49, nawtsinS Kitchen
k IL, 80 ss1"cir and Wri1bt-I4
nIi.I.i.' 49,, 80, "a Inria,t Ifavmond
o,R"isn and Peck--I.
p t.S,.,t NJ. SSa1,,aII ,yho MO, sicl,.
s.',o.. ~, III
Du INV WnS - t,is a W iesot .ie Di4i'
4he F9ei t toOtN . ieoss''
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following Senate bills were pass-
ed by a generally unanimous vote
To amend the act of last winter in re-
Iation to the statutes of Limitation; to
authorize the Judge of the 9th circuit to
fiji Vacancies in township, and county
ofIices. to provide for the care OF the
State Law Library: to compensate
counsel for the poor in criminal cases;
the bill in relationlto oaths of suitors,
lfpublished in full on the I'D inst.;l to
allow printers 10 charge their usual
faes for lepuI advertisements. to be
taxed in the costs: to INCORPORATE the
Wheeling and Moundsville turnpike
Icnmnony. md "A hill relating TO Insu-
this State.
+ The following House bills were
nassau e
pa n,s l5..,.,,. Co. o,,..;,;,o ,r,rts for
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THE CAREFUL reader OF tussleBASA"=
five report will have noticed day or
two since that the capital bill was in
definitely postponed in the Senate
That of course, finished that measure;
and Il seems to be regarded as ending
the whole subject for this session. we
,rnst. however, that this Is not the case.
Whatever uncharitable construction
NAV have been given by some to our
suggestions upon. this subject, we have
not sought, and do not seek, to keep the
capital Mt wheeling after the true inter
terests of all the state will BIO promoted
bv its remoyal-if It be true that they
will be promoted by 1t. We have not
desired to prevent a settlement OF the
question by the selection OF permanent
sites for all the, public buildings, but
believe that such settlement of 1t
ought totake place at an early day and
willbe n public benefit, for the one rea-
son, IL for no other, that 1t will help re-
move from the public mind whatever
Impression exists that our State and It's
government AFRO transitory and tenn
porary. E F.If
We have not believed that the moue
proposed in the Legislature for the To-
.iation of tho public institutions is the
best that could be devised; and We think
many members of the Legislature who
differed with US at one time now agree
with us in this proposition. AS far as
tho work went, 1t has been very I'M
satisfactory, and had 1t been prosecuted
further might have proved highly inju-
rious.
We took the liberty OF suggesting
some days. ago-before the capital bill
had been deIeated-that the better way
for tho Legislature to proceed in this
work was by its reference to ,commis-
sIoners to be elected at the coming
Spring election. We did So not
with any view OF Fastening or
aiding the defeat OF the particular
measure then before the legislature. OF
forthebeneitori injury ofanyp particular
point, but rather by way OF suggesting
that tho mode of making the selection
was not a good one. and that q mode was
available which would attain better re-
suits. and BIO more satisfactory. to every
body interested. We beg this morning
to renew the suggestion then made.
No measure on the; subject is now be-
forethe Legislature; and we may now
at least claim exemption from suspicion
of sunfriendliness 70 any particular
place. We hoped some member would
think well enough OF our suggestion TO
embody it in a bill before this. The
session is very near close-so near
that bill could not be passed except
by a supsension OF the rule requiring
bills to be read on three separate days
in each House. II the measure meets
the approval of the Legislature, and
the bill be judiciously drawn, there
need be no difficnlty even yet in pass
ing it: and our own conviction is that
such a one ought to be passed before
the adiournment-that is a bill proyid-
ing for the election at the Spring cleo
ton of. say, two commissioners from
each Congressional district, and one
from the State ut large, to-examinesites
and decide on the location of all the
public buildings, and repeating tho
partial legislation already had ON the
subject.
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H
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!I
Nomore rancid Pomndes!I
II you want something elegant
II You admire delicious Perfume,
If you desire SOFT and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature badness,
II you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price s. cents n bottle,
80 = - i:AUGHLINS& BUsHFIELD,
iu24 Wheeling, W. Va.
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NOTICE..

THE GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION
i Company VIII apply TO the Legislature
at its present session for permission 10 In
expedient, Sluce navigation, in whole or IN
par, in place OF locks and dams, rs provided by
mence and ten years to complete its works
and other privileges, after the passage OF this
TIE GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION COM
,,,.a,.,s We. PARSE, fres't and Agent.
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alflt Aarfttisfinents.
TRUSTEES Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X executed TO me by Leonard G. Frost and
NarT A. Frost, his wife, bearing date ON the
second day OF February, 1855, and now on re
cord in the Recorders office OF Ohio county.
1Stb day OF February next, at the Court
House Of said county, at public auction, TO
the highest and best bidder, the following
nroneriy. to wi:t Lot numbered thirty-six
i9S living and being on the west side of Main
street. in that part of the city offWheeling
tenements thereon, consisting of large new
storage warehouse, with its appuEtenanceS
TERMs OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
viii convey such title as is vested In me by
s'i ianS7-td s.BRADY, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed to Wednesday
March I'D, 1866. s. BRADY, Trustee.
feb96-td
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The JudgeshIp OF me tenth Circuit.

Adispatch from J.s. Brakeman, ESD,
of Martinsburg, to Senator Chapline,
states that the special court which con-
yened in that place on the 15th, TO try the
contest case of John W. Kennedy Us. E.
b. Hall, for the Judgeship of the Tenth
Circuit, has decided in favor of giving
the seat to Mr.. Hall.
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TIJSTt RFryFTvETA-.5 - sss55fTf1gsf = 'fr7lt
81 Infants Hands Knit Shirts -
Ladies' Merino Drawers and Vestl, -.
Fancy Tuck Combs, Pearl, Jets and tyoE2'
Ladies' White Kids, -,
Ladies Piper Collars,
sink BeItings, black and coloEE. 49,
Fine Portmonafes and Satchels,
Black silk Nets for long yeiIs, -
New style Skirt Elevators, 49, s.-sr
u
Rfifff,s 81 "a Tgflisl .sz4JJa5l5 1i 49,
feb11 D. NcoLL & BRO
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alflp Aarerttsfnlents.
Wanted.

COMPETENT VINEYARDIsT, WHO
a has Ind long experience in Europe
and america both, wishes to obtain situa-
ton as such, either to plant or manage a
vineyard. For Information apply AZ the
Register office. Ieplo-1W-
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, MARTHA, aged years and
2 months, youngest daughter of Joseph
Graves afA
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somethins NeW-,.The .scerage Fran.
= eais's or French nreasfne.', -

DEsToRES LADIES AND CHILDRENs
Gbo0ts and shoes which have become RED
or rusty or rough by wearing, 10 d perfect and
permanent black; at the same time GIVING
them as much lustTe as when new, leaving
the leather perfectly soft and pltable As before
and what Is Of greater importance % the u
dies II VIII not come ofWhen wet and SOL INC
skirts. II is put mp In bottles with sponge
attached othe cork ready for use, and Q cnlln
can easily black its own shoes. For SAFE II
febl7 tT,5l.- d. NICOLL q BRO.
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{. o L 4
The Piano Business

Has suffered material injury from the fact
an Instrument al a low price, and still make
q rood profit, have used inferior stock In their
construction, and rushed them through with.
out giving proper time and care to their
woEkmanShip-and In consequence OF their
being put in snowy cases, and the price being
lower than a flrst-claSs Piano can possibly be
but q few months or a years ortwo at mosthAye
invariably demonstrated the fact that they arc,
the dearest instruments they could have
bought.
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In the Richmond Legislature reso-
luton has passed the lower House pro-
yiding for a committee of three to visit
wheeling and negotiate among other
things for the ''restoration of the State
of Virginia to its ancient jurisdiction
and boundaries"
If the object of the committee was
designated to be for the purpose of San
nexing the territory of Virginia to the
State Of West Virginia." their mission
might prove to be more favorably re-
ceived, than the INTELLIGENCER seems
to think IL will be in its present shape.
For that "Barkis is willin. 1PettSbtT9
Herald. t
Will our neighbor kindly explain the
difference inresult to us between an
nexing Old Virginia to West Virginia
and annexing West Virginia to Old
Virginia.
Will he also please enlighten our
obtuse apprehensiona as to who "Barkis"
is in this case. We think we know, but
wejust want to see if you know or will
be frank enough toisay. A3t-L
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For Sale.

TWENTY C0O ACRES VALUABLE LAND,
river bottom,) situated three miles above
Wheeling, being a portion OF q farm.belongtng
TO the estate of A. p. Woods, decd. This land
will he divided tosuit purchasers, and Is ad-
mirably adapted to gardening purposes or
coun try residences. For further Information
anDlV 10 VIM. II. WOODS,
f2f' at Winship, Woods & Co.,
feb2Glm. No. Main street.
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aansifaI slnstrnmtnts.
P I A N o 81

TIME SALE OF THE KNABE PIANO
has increased beyond precedent within
the last flve years, partly owing TO the very
fhem. and partly 10 the fact that the people
generally have become better educated In
music and consequently better able to APP
preciate the great resources OF TINS noble In
strument.
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Citv Hav-Scales.

-GEALED PROPOSALS FOR RENTING
- the City Hay-Scales for the current year ear
until 5 O'Clock on Thursday, LIST Marcn: inc
bids for the scales in the Second Ward and
those In the Fifth Ward are , 70 pS Il'1ue
febSs.2t City Clerk.
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For sale b. AM prugglsts. :.

sylvan Orient Company, Boston, sole inn
porteTs and manufacfeFS.
r rWholesale Agents-J0hnstnn, Holloway &
Cowden. Philadelphia, q. L. Fahnestock & Co.
Pfttshurgh. febIi-lm
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-19

The Assistant Assessors of the several Divie
ions, Will give prompt attention to oil parties who
may desire to have tAeir Cotton weighed, marked
and transported in pursuance Of law, at the above
places, or any other points agreed upon. ANY
neglect on the part of Assessors, is respectfully
requested to be reported to this office.
~ The Fort Smith Herald Van Buren, Press
and the papers published at Arkadelphia and Fav
etteville, will publish this advertisement weeks
and send bill to this office properly authenticated
for collection.
JOHN EDWARDS.
6wl7 Assessor, Sd Collection Dist, Ark.
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GROVESTEEN & Co,
PIANO FORTI
MANUFACTURERS,

400 Broadray, New York.
'NlIE attention of the public and the trade
l. is invited to our NEW ScALE,7 OCTAFE
PIANO F0RTES. which FOR
volume and purity Of tone are unrivalled by
any hitherto offered in this market They
contain all the modern improvements, Fren ch
Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron Frame Over
strung Bass, etc, and each instrument being
made under the personal supervision of Mr. i,
Ii. GRovEsrEEN who has had practical ex-
periencc of over 80 years in their manufac-
turc, is fully warranted in every particular.
The "GRovrsrHEN Piano ForTEs' reeeired
The Arcrd Of .Nerit orer all others at nc
Celebrated Worlds Fair,
Where were exhibited instruments from the
best makers of London, Paris Germany. Phil
adelphia, Baltimore. Boston and New York !:
and slso at thc American Institute for five
successive years, the gold and silver medals
from both of which can be seen ut our ware
rooms.
by the introduction of Improvements we
make stlll more perfect Piano Forte, ANA by
manufacturing largely, with a strictly cash
system, are enabled to Offer these instruments
at price which will preclude all competition.
f., Terms; .Net cash IN cgrrem fqnds,
Descriptive Circulars sent free. 3ml7.
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ARKAU5As MINERAL, LAvDg
Notice..
ASSESSORS OFFICE

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct 9Th. 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN places in the Sd Collection District, of Ar
kansas, have been designated for the purpose of
Marking and Weighing, under the Internal Reve.
nue. Law, and Cotton which may be brought to
those several places, from the localities where the
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Budget Of SciSsorings.

--rfEtt ~ -.=t t----.gr ~ r-.-,--------- r. - --
No Baby III the House
Lul.
No baby in thc iouSc, ! snow--
Tis asico nice auel clean ; q
NotOps. By oarelcss fingers strewn
Upon the aoOr. arssecn; q ta
No finger marks HTe on ibe pares,
No Scratches on the chairs,
No wooden men set Up in rows,
Ormarshallcl OF in pairs Inn,
ohals.tocginsst be dnrnei. 81
All ragged At the toes
Nopie Of mondiug to be done,
.Mstf up Of baby clothes T. ' 81
Noliulo troubles 70 be soothcI,
oi's NelWle hands 20 fold sf
No grimy fingers to,le washed
No stories TO be toli;.
-'ol'vo tender Kisses 20 be given,
M nickrnmes, " Love " and !" Mouse"
No merry hqlics, after tea 'sig
No babyi the house. ..
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New and Fresh {!

Were purchased in New York, direct from
Importers and Manufacturers, during the late
panic in gold, and rs we pay no second profit
to Jobbers, we respectfully invite the attcn-
ton OF parties who wish to replenish their
stocks. -
We recti(y our own Whisky, and defy com
petition.
We are prepared to make liberal advances
on Cotton, and shall pay strict attention to
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PLANTERS SUPPLIES,

That has ever been opened south Of ST..
Louis, which they are prepared TO sell to the
trade and Planters, at Memphis prices, and
they will also duplicate st. Louis and Cincin-
natl bills. with transportation and insurance
added. We are the sole agents, for this State,
for l.afiin's Powder, and Kendall Il Co.'S Crack
erS, which wewill sell at manufacturers pri-
ccs. Our Goods are
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-16

COLORADO PIoNEERs.-Among the
real pioneers of Colorado are such
men as Colonel Boone, of Bonneville,
grandson of Daniel Boone, who lofty
years ago killed buffalo on the present
site of Denver, and Elbridge Gerry.
The latter-is u son of the famous Ell
bridge Gerry, of Revolutionary re
nown, who was one of tho signers of
the Declaration of Independence, and
the 6fth Vice President of the Unitel
States. He has lived under the shadow
of the Rocky Mountains for half CEN
tury, often rendering effective service
to our Government by his knowledge
of the Indians and their customs; and
meanwhile accumulating great wealth
in horses apd cattle, which are the
test of riches among barbaric tribes,
as stocks, houses and lands are in
Eastern cities.
A PRISON commission has been or.
ganized in California to aid poor con-
victs, who have been released, to earn
an honest living. This is all very
we'll; but there is also room for So
eiety to assist men who have never
been sent to the penitentiarY to find
employment.
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TIE CITY TRADE.
TnE pAu.es, Oregon, Feb

The DAuEs, Oregon, Feb 10th, 1906.
The opening of navigation has
brought into this market considerable
supplies of bread-stutfs, and prices
have gone back to those e'ruling in the
fall
There arc already a number OF
pack trains getting ready to start for
Montana, and several trains have
been loaded in the last week for Cam
you City.
The charter for bridge at the
ddllcS of the Columbia passed both
Houses of the Washington Territory
Legislature, and confers on Messrs
Mcfarland & Marden all the neces'
sary powers to protect their interests
in the premises. This enterprise is
one Of vast Importance TO this place,
and the early completion of the bridge
may be looked for.
FLouR.-standard plain, s1o sefrising. sls; country
BlcON-Sides, 25c; Hams, Csc.
BEAHS-Bay0s, &c; pink and red &c.
BUTTER.-lsthnus, 4ic: Oregon, 40c.
CORN MEAL-Oregon. &c.
CMEEsE.-Cnfornia. 2Sc
COFrgg-Rio 3ic Costa Rica. Doc; Java, 3Sc.
SEGAE.-Sanlwch Island. 13Gp16c; = \. refined, Ice;
powdered, 2lc; crushed, in bbis 10c.
TEA.--Comet, 0ic; Pow Chong. 6212c; JAPAN Soc
Basket. 81 Imperial and gnnpowder, Soc.
SyRUP.-E. D., in gal kegs, ST. s. H., in gal, kegs,
81 Is.
DRIED FRulr.-Eastern applcs lee; Oregon app es,
1lc California peaches zoe.
CANDLEs-knapp's, 30c; Grants 27c; Emerys, 25c.
s.: American bralres, 81: mixed, ST.
LlRD.--J. II brand 2TL%
NNIIs-T kcg, SIS 50@oSy
SoAp.-CastiIe, Zoe; California brands, 50 90 g box
Higgins. 81 SO.
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1|ailp aUonataiuecr,
Money Market.

New York Gold .l30
San Francisco Legal Tender