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FVNHIS chemical extract will be found an
Il Invaluable restorative cordial for all
diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood: Cutaneous eruptfons, such al
Blotches, Roughness of the Skin, Scaly
Appearance OF the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Humors of the Skin.
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and 4 life-slow to the complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want Of Blood
i'll the Parts, Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and Impaired Constitutions arising from
| those diseases, and from the too free use
of mercury. For General Debility, SPRING
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains in the Stomach, Liver Com
pialnt, or want OF action i'll that organ
producing pains i'll the side or back. affect
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females, at the period of change, will
find it the best restorative to health and
strength, from all those weaknesses and
depressions of mind and body which fol-
low ut this time of life.
Persons travelling South or living in warm
| climates, and all unacclimated. will find the
Queens Delight q great protection from
all those diseases which originate in q
change OF climate, diet and life.
A brief history of this remarkab ble nledi-
cine will not be out of place here. It's pro-
pertics remedy were first introduced
to the notice Of the profession by DIR. Thos.
Young Simons, Of South Carolina, as early
as 1923, as valuable Alternative remedy in
syphilitic affections. and others requiring
the use Of mercury. DR.. Simons' state
ments have been endorsed and extended
by DR.. A. Lopez, of Mobile, and DIR. H. r.
Frost, of Charleston. FSom the ereports in
it's favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy OF Til, medicine in Secondary
Syphilis, Scrofula, Cntancous Diseases.
Chronic Hepatic Affections and other COM
plants benefited by Alternative medicines.
For sale by FISHER 4 HEINrTSH,
June % Pharm macists. Columbia. s. C.
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A few days since, the teacher in
the primary department of the graded
school in Vergennes, Vermont, inter
rogated the pupils as to the reason of
the saltness of the ocean. One little
lad was confident he could tell. and
the question was put:
sWell, what is it that causes the
saltness of the ocean?'
1.-The codfish!" replied the little
original
In Dublin, n preacher once at
tempted to preach from the text.
.'Remember Lots wife" and made n
failure. Afterwards. remarkino to
DIR. Bond that he did not know the
cause Of his failure, the venerable
Doctor replied that she had better
thereafter let other peoples wives
alone"
Prof. Blot says 'sNever drink tea
at breakfast; it is suicide. Drink
coffee or chocolate. If you drink
tea at all, drink it after lunch or din
ner. Coffee should not be boiled,
and should be perfectly clear of it.
self, without any foreign substance
used for clearing it.
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WILL Risk THE CONSEQUENCES. =
Franz, of the Brandon Miss Repub-
Hcan, says:
Douglas Jerrold calls women's arms
the serpents that wind around mems
necks, killing the best resolutions.
That class of serpents can just wind
around around our neck rs much as
they please, and if any of the your :,
ladies believe what Jerrold says, they
can come and try the experiment on
us. Well risk the consequence.
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE

Go1me, Broo'rae Street and Bo,re,y, ". y.
HtH!S house, capable of accommodating
Il three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to al points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places of Amusement every. three
minutes: Single Rooms, s1.OO per day;
double, $500. j. F. BARROW & CO.,
Jan IA 1v Pron,;etor.
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7Rl-WEEkLY HACK Line
Between Laurens and NeWberry

ON and after MONDAY,
.a.,a- :, = the 18th instant, the HACK
s.lZ-::1s.' - e. 80 will connect with the up
train on the Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad on T u ESDAY
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the
down II ain, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus passengers can be carried through
from Columbia to Laurens in ONE DAY
arriving at Laurens by o'clock the same
day they leave Columbia. Passengers can
leave Laurens at 5 o'clock a. m. and arrive
at Columbia same day at O'Clock.
Every comfort is afforded passengers
which could be expected on stage line.
II. 3. CREWS.
Laurens, June 16, 1866. June 20
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a Home Companion.

Besides HE collection Of the cream Of
the news of the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, it Will contain L large
amount of LITERARY MATTER, such as
choice Talrs, Sketches and Poetry. 1t
Will embrace ElGHT PAGES, cont nt:lnih, ;,
FORTY-EiGIIT COLUMNS. is printed in \.
form to bind, and thus secures Il faithful
record and history of passing events.
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Troy negro recently fell from u
third story window to the pavement,
and saved his life by striking head
first.
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SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE
HEAT.-Prof. Loomis, Of Yale Col
lege, makes on the 18th instant the
following interesting observations
upon the hot weather:
"This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, my
thermometer, suspended in the shade
upon the North side of the New Ha-
ven Hotel, indicated 1929 degrees,
being the highest temperature known
to have been observed in New Haven
since 177S, a period of 50 years Tho
highest temperature recorded before
the present season was 102 degrees,
viz: June 81, 1864. Previous to this,
the thermometer had been twice OBJ
served at 101 degrees, viz: in 179S,
and there have been three other cases
in which the thermometer has risen
to 100 degrees, viz: in 1871, 1900 and
1915; making in all seven known in
| stances in which q thermometer, fair
| ly exposed in the shade, has risen to
1CO degrees and upwards
''The period just passed has been
quite as remarkable for the long con-
tinuance of extreme heat as for its
intensity. Within period of eleven
days, the thermometer has risen .frc
times to % degrees and upwards.
Since IT'S, there has been only one
other instance in which the ther-
mometer has risen to this height five
times during the same summer, viz:
i'll 1S45, and these cases were spread
over an interval of thirty six days.
During the same period, thcro have
been but two other cases in which the
thermometer has risen to % degrees
as many as four times during the
same summer, viz: in 1850 and 1898.
''Thc hottest month at New Haven
since ITS was the month of July,
1925. The heat Of the past thirty
days has been somewhat higher than
that OF July, 1925, SO that we seem
authorized in asserting that the heat
of the recent period has been moro
intense, and the extreme heat has
been longer continued, than has oc.
cured before in eighty-nine years,
and probably for much longer pc.
Rod"
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,
COLI'aIEIA. June 9 lSG6.

CoLrsIEIA June ., 1866
kNOR the information of persons who
- may be ignorant of the laws of the
clty, and to prevent any further violation
of said laws herein mentioned, the follow
ing Ordinances are rcpublished:
:" 6e ordained, That it shall not be law
fnl to drive any wagon, cart or other car
rlagc, or ride or lead any horse across or
upon any open brick drain, within the cor
porate limits of the city of Columbia, c:i-
ccpt at the bridges or other places pro
vidcd fol crossing said drains, under
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars for
each and every offence"
'tEe 0turther orddmed That it shall not
be lawful to drive any wagon or other car
riagc, or ride or lead any horse or mule, or
suffer them to stand upon any pavement,
except in cases of absolute necessity; and
any person offending herein, shall be sub
Ject to fine OF not less than one, nor more
than fifty dollars
June TlIEO. STARK, Mavor.
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CONFEDERATE GENERALS.

a GENTS WANTED to sell our new
~ series of Gard Photographs of PRO
M1NENT MEN Of the South 100, 900 have
already been sold. Agents are making $40
per day. Send for letter OF agency. En-
close $, and we will send good assort-
ment, by return mail, that will sell for SIS.
Address JONES & CLARK, Publish's,
April SO Nassau street. New YORK.
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W ttbhss IT, CLEANER

IL published cv,Iv "Wednesday morning.
1t is the desire, :,n,l Will be tlc object OF
the Proprietor, to make this equal to- If
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the South. In fact, a. 1t, name indicates,
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0rosrcsaSii Gossip.

False eye-lashes are the latest .tri-
butte of art to beauty IN Paris. The
Empress has countcnanced them.
A recent number of the London
Atheateum contains al advertisement
for a sub-editor for q country journal.
He must be q rerbatim short hand re-
porter, u good descriptive writer, and
willing to make, himself r'.gcnerally
usefol." For all these gifts the ad-
vertiser offers to pay $3.50 per week.
A Paris letter-writer thus describes
the latest style of kid gloves-the Jo-
sephine: It must be good, because its
mako is so peculiar that: it could net
be put on if inferior in quality. There
is no seam down that part of the
hand beginning with the tip of the
little finger and ending below the
wrist; the-palm and back arc cut in
one, and the thumb has free motion,
not being tightened in with circular
seam, which so often splits. Then
there is no diamond-shaped patch
between the fingers, and altogether
the Josephine fits as an upper skin
ought to fit.
They rather ont-do us in England
in regard to matrimonial ADVERTISE
ments, Judging from the following:
Ada Emily Jenny, Just nineteen.
fair blue eyes, and handsome, would
like to be married as early as posi-
blee
Rosebud, who is seventeen and
pretty, having rich golden hair,
wishes to marry q tall young man,
about twenty-four years of age.
Violet wants to be married to tall
man. She is tall and very good look
ing.
Lalla Rookh would dearly like to
be married. She moves in frst-class
society, and has G50O year. She is
eighteen, tall, and strikingly hand
some.
Some Of the applicants put the
matter rather upon the ground Of
duty and destiny:
Mary G., who has good looks, but
does not wish to speak of them, wants
to be married. She has read the BIZ
BILE, and knows that marriage is the
destiny and honor of woman. She is
twenty-three.
Catherine E. B., who has dark
brown hair, and soft brown eyes;
with pretty features and nice figure,
wishes to fulfill her woman's mission
and marry. She will have money.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY PHOENIX

Contains, i'll every number, the reading
matter embracing the latest news Of
TWO ISSUES of the daily. 1t is published
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES!
SOUTHERN SECURITIES !!
bought and sold on Commission by
LAWRENCE BROTHERS 4 CO.,
b a N X Z r S

NO. rs WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
MONEY received on deposit from banks.
1X1 bankers, merchants and others. Or
ders in Gold, Government and 9th er Secu-
rites executed at the regular Stock Ex-
change by member of the firm Consieu-
mcnts Of Cotton solicited. April
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE JOHN Il. CFcu,
Cyrus j. LAWRENCE. WM. A. HAIsTED
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, 3. c., June %, 1866
lENHE attention of shippers of Mcrchan-
Il die and Produce is invitcdto thc Tariff
below. 1t is believed to be, and is intend
ed to be, at least as low as that of any route
to the sea. And so far AS it is in the power
OF the South Carolina RAILROAD to accom-
phsh it, the Old patrons Of the Charleston
rontc are assured of rates always as Favor
able as may be offered elsewhere.
An extraordinary impression Is under
stood to have existed, and to some extent
may yet exist that an unwillingncss to
unite i'll the formation Of low Through
Freight Tariff to points of completion on
the Charlotte Railroad has been exhibited
by the South Carolina Raili DAD Company;
III fact, that propositions to that end had
been made and refused by it. 1t is proper
here to state, distinctly and cmphatically,
that such Impressions are utterly without
foundation. The policy Of the Company
is now, as it always has been, never to
allow lower rate at q competing point;
and its practice is, as it has always been,
to allow the road nearest the competing
point to make the rate necessary to give
its patrons ALI the advantages promised
elsewhere. In conformity with this prac-
tice, the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad has been, and now is, fnIly autho-
riZed to establish any rate to the sea at
Charleston it sees fit, and the South Caro-
llpa Railroad will accept its proposition of
such rates.
The notice OF shippers is further asked
to tire rc-csta establishment of the Companv's
Receiving and Forwarding Office. whereby
freiHhta to and from the sea are received
and promptly forwarded free OF commits
sion. ". J. MAGRATH, President.
II. I. PEAKE, Gcnl Sup't.
1d1fF of Rates Bel,reen charlotte und
hUrleStom, S. I.
c. \ s. &. K. r.. :. G. U, r.
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South Carolina Railroad Company.
LIZ, -: -. .-., -i.:.. :.

RECEIVING AND FORW RD'G DEPT.
CHARLESTON. June %, 1866.
F1NllE South Carolina Railroad. Company
Il having rc-cstabiished its Receiving
and Forwarding Office, Merchandise and
Produce consigned t. its Agent from the
interior to Northern ports and from North
crn ports to the interior, will he cared for
and shipped to the point of destination.
Consignmcnts to bc forwarded by sea
must always be accompanied by bills of
latlinS and letter Of advice, with instruc-
tons to insure. if desired.
June 2s T.. \. FULLER, j. * T. As't.
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Freight Rates via Charleston. S. C.
4 CAROLLNA RAIIROAD

IS @ sz gI q s.,;s!' 8; )
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Fishing Tackle.

Atne Sign Of The Golden Pad Lock.
EIsHING TACKLE, of every variety, in
IL store and for sale cheap for cash by
April IS DLAI, 4 POPE
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.------77--- - - ;
OBITUARY.

Died, on the 9Th April, 1866, at Elm-Sa-
vannah, Richland District, JAMES ADAMS,
in the 5Oth year of his age. The deceased
was the beloved object Of large circle of
relatives and friends. He possessed in an
eminent degree the high and ennobling
qualities of our nature. An inflexiDle and
undertaking honesty, and an uniform ad-
herence to truth, characterized all his deal
ings with his fellow-man Who, that has
ever known him, can say aught against
him? Who, that ever has been thrown in
contact with him, can forget his liberal
and charitable disposition, his amiable and
modest department., and his genial social
qualities, that won the regards Of all? His
natural talents were of no ordinary kind,
and, had they been stimulated by the press
ure OF necessity, would have achieved for
him high distinction. We mourn the death
Of sincere friend, safe counsellor and q
warm-hearted and high-toned gentleman.
VERITAS.
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Mules at Auction.

"ILL be sold, at public auction, in
w front Of Hitchcock's Stables, Column
bla, 8. c., on MONDAY, the 10th Of April,
forty young MULES, on credit of six
months; notes to bear interest from date,
with two approved securities.
April 8 J. 8. COLES.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April lit is estimated
that over 400 freedmen have been hired,
here, to work on plantations in the South.
Parties are still engaged in making con-
tracts with them.
The House, to-day, passed q bill to reinl-
burse Missouri for expenses incurred in
calling out the militia to repel invasion
during the late war.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens was ex-
anlined, TO-DAY, before the Reconstruction
Committee. 1ne evidence is said to have
been Of g very interesting character. Mr..
Stephens returns to Georgia this week.
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Blacksniths' Tools.

1t the Sign Of the Golden Pad Lock
PELLOwS, ANvILs, VICES, SCREWS,
- Plates, Buttresaes, Pincers, Forges,
Rssps, Files, Farriers' Knives and Ham
mers, &c. In store and for sale low for
cash by DIAL & POPE.
April Is
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Notice to Shippers.

VlHE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
Il road Company is now prepared to
transport FREIGHTS between Columbia
and Charlotte. and al depots on their line
OF road.
Freights consigned to their agents at
either place will be forwarded promptly, at
the rate OF $50 per hundred pounds, in
clnding all charges for the entire distance.
Down freights must be prepaid
April Is IL JAS. ANDERSON. Sup't.
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The Fcnians i'm Canada.

s ToroNro, April 1.-THE trial of Fenians
arrested in Canada begins to-day.
The Globe, OF this morning, says there
is NO longer any doubt thata hostile force
10 concentrating on the New Brunswick
frontier, and calls upon the American Co
vernment to prevent q violation of it's neu-
trality laws
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Auction @a1es.-
Furniture, Piano, Ale, Vinegar, Co,eliM.
Punch, Whiskey, Watch, DC.
By A r. Phillips.
THIS (Friday> MORNING. at lOa o'clock, I
will sell, at the new brick building, Wash
ington street, opposite Law Range,
A variety Of HANDSOME FURNITURE.
consisting in part Of:
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
MAHOGONY WADROBE,
Chairs, Lounges,
Holmes Reclining Chair,
Summer Rocking Chair,
Wash-Stands, Cottage Bedstead.
Mattresses, Feather Bed. Fire Dogs.
Superior Refrigerators, Zone large.)
Wire Safe, 1 & Octave Rosewood Piano.
(Chickering make,)
Mahogany Dining Tables, &c
ALSO,
20doz. Muir's Pale Ale, in pints and quits,
3bbls. Vinegar, Ginger Cordials,
Messlna and st. Domingo Punch
Cases Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Gin and Brandy Cocktail,
Boxes Colgate's Family Soap,
Gold Double Case Skeleton Lever
Watch,
l French China Dinner Sett, &C., &c
bbls. Irish Potatoes,
doz. Painted Buckets,
~ boxes Adamantine Candles,
Cooking Stoves,
SO pairs Strap Hinges.
N. B. Unlimited articles received on
morning OF sale. EApril 13
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PHILADELPHIA Lager r,

Philadelphia Lager Beer.
REAGENTROPFEN.
WI LEMONS, ORANGES.
SHOES, BOOTS, &c. Just received and
for sale by JOHN STORK.
Assembly street, near Post Office
April 1S 8
, 1866-03-21

Dr. Foote's Advertisement.
OLD ErEs MADE NEW. without spectscle., Doc.
tor OF Medicine Pamphlet matted nee. Add.ea. T.
=. F00TE. n. D, 113O RroadExy, EeH YORK.
, 1866-03-21
SlDmae1 Bittkta.
PROTECTIVE
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shouxh thae sze tev ,st1cal tostts .ao orn,,,n.
to tntse that depletion T. .she soresete,'s ,b,,. =,
he "os'd" fos people whom dt'easa has aizeady d.
p'etco almost TO deaths door. The great uast,Etv Of
''e N>a's' "o"e'et' entelta'n d.usFeut opinion,
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, 1866-03-21

JufSnE from the t1es which different articles In tha
ar5 soods Line h4re brought auction curing The mast
and IN that esauch Of tade decided ga1 in prices
~ the Or lace cnTta!ns upholstery goods and dam
chasess Mnalsn curtains were low. Ribbon, Mill
hsfT GooaS a5ts1 buttons. &c brought hut midoiln-
14lf Taka. Dress buttons we're Particularly low
ia,I, a11 ths 3 Maasn: Ut The ssIes .ltlYush spirited
% bJ importers. In 1tntns ARD WooIlces Hais-
tsiseto1y p5ieea were Esacsal,y realized mt Tnoena
d1d not 20 on freely. There such q1apt1lc5 ot-
lug that purchAse1 bold from the Market honlne to
meet payfnx decline. The lat trade oon]d only ee
iuAnd. Far hats brought fa!T aseraee, and bidding
NAs gplf1Fed: shxwlH *erc sold on Wednesday II
a9 - nsble s'ks Just Imported drcw large crowo
q bul e1s AHd Aold at tao- barely sattsfactnEy the
~ nEoyant we're English and American carp.unEs
aa0 G4Aton mating For the latter thcsc wss brtsk
tat NatlnE being needed TO take the plnce Of
comnoo Quautic4 0frasrtita- ~ f -
, 1866-03-21

The general market to-day VIZ dull nld heavy bu
there EHG rather more inquiry for Bnk Meats III
io.nufy, B.zcled Pork acd Lard were inactive:
market waa nominal It ZIG 0Q
nnik Meata.shoulders were IN faiT demand ant
more 4cuft. Sales were: 10 bIg shoulders At itkc
pleked 100 h1s MI auktt packed Shoulders at i91c
l. :: roo ,. L.onch stdes on p. t. -
EaRiish u leais-Marlel quiet SHES oday were
1po hxn Short Rib Middlss It 1skc,
AaFd"nall. Sales: 10 pck9s prime Kettle les
Ato at l5HCs Il ic1 country steam leaf Lard dt IKE
IkIEE-is steady at our quotation. Carolina Il
very Bca5cc and the market IL poninn1. We quote:
.''..'...--. -s..'.....'.s.....l1 Glt4c
, 1866-03-21

/
a''' 9" ~ T. cssoU rHWOETh,t the cereh,,ta1 NJ.
es "ftles, taat Nhan martyr to chronic dy.yep.1,
Ana aes'oos oeauaehc brought By mceeaaae 1lte,~
~ "1' soe 3aed tho R1stezs, It Tho ta,t,acr of ,
naend AND found them. IN Use her own vorda ..,ns
HEns eomehasaon Of Ftmedtes" for her d,ss,r.s,n,
case. 1he cure they erected Yas com,,e,. ~, ~
tns' aaa ever n1ee ahs aas nsod the article In na
ooafehold - "a standard tsn!IJ cozdial.'
1ohs ". bEo4aEGH, ESQ., Chlef Clerk or sha
ooTeau ot asras ano Docks, IN tho yavy Department
Ahat ne was snteEtz from dyspepsia Of such
atetr'nle sre shss dor1us III 1eass be never knew
oee niSnt o1 uninterrupted aleep; yet the Filters "a
afes removed ING disorder and bg coutnuln: to use
.nem preventive he preciued Its return. Hs xa,es
nas AsaAx Dosx Will Always relieve tim os
'us "est aea'e oeaoathe IN sUTExy uxIrEs.
fFoiessoF HfNDMAE. of Uniy. Rtshop.s College
Lenoo1Ttie, cauzJa East eays that tht fn.,.r ~.
, 1866-03-21

'sts"7 - cc" oI9GM64-M March H. :"
!fk-!he market is well supplied but Is du1,. Tne..
- iI 81. n. demand ior round IoA and prices ne
y aSae - PIT Ut loEe. DeAlers art rpjyn. fie
ret1A o.mandlat tsaoo br There xc1e f.jeS VA
tsaasJ g! ~ osH meas, IN tree ots, $aUo pe- Ill
dnstnx the Ia.t ttrse days H hhds, q. bsis eea.ed
Bacon Is In tsts supply but the' drmtrA 4. .,,. -
small tota Of u retail way Should n arc nov
lnE II rbbtd siats At tbC clear sides st M nf1
hama It ~ &c and suGsf cured Il 3Izx5c pe- = a.
Jivet curing the psst thlee + Lii csskr 81 ho1eT
Cleared for Mobile - ARtAtuorAs IL Cxiupesehv ;
C1Rk1.
per y for shoulders. Dea1ap are realizing lSc fnr
shoulders and l5Ac for 6te4.
1Ath-Tht market IL quiet but Steady and Crn: Wa
4se mics Of my importance - report since thoas
LAST week 1t for prime IN II zce4. kscs ~
held II 2l4c UeAfera obtaining 0c 10 lesre, aud
&c IN kegs Asttecd during the past three daTa 81
tsea and J. ia kegs. Cles1ed-1ooe. ~