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New Millinery Goods.

Mrs. Il. o. Daily has just arrived
from New York with the largest and best
selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods that was ever brought west Of the
Mississippi. . She has taken advantage Of
the dizziness in the market, and with cash
in hand, has bought goods very low. She
buys the goods from the manufacturer and
importers direct, and is thus enabled to
sell goods here at Chicago wholesale prices.
She has purchased large stock and they
must be sold.
For the latest and most fashionable
styles, elegance Of material and workman
ship, sc, her goods CANNOT be cxcelled.
GsH~ The ladies are earnestly invited to
call and examine the new stock.-Dccorah
Republican. [n25tf.]
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TyRRORs OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and d.
rections for making the simple rene y BY
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can
d. 20 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN, ~ Cedar Street, New
York, 2o-ayl
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Estate IF James Roach Deceased.

Estate If James Roach Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the snbscri-
Der has been duly appointed executor to
the estate Of james 10 tch late OF Alton ia
the county of Howard Iowa, deceased tes-
tate, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds rs the law directs. All
persons wing demands upon the estate Of
the said deceased are required to exhibit
the same; and persons indebted to the said
estate are c@lled uron to make payment
to
PATRICK RoAcN, Executor.
Dated December ID 1867. n2t3
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1872 BROADWAY NEW YORK

162 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MASUFAcTURERs.
Announce that in consequence of the over
stocking Of the English market, All immense
quantity Of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consigned to them with instructions
to be cleared for immediate CASH. at any
sacrifice A & Co., have, therefore, re-
solved to offer them according to their Or
binary system Of business at 81 each, with
out regard to value.
The following list shows the original
wholesale prices Of some Of the articles
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PRODUCE Il PROvlSl ONS
Corrected Weekly by II Hunting.
MISCELLANEOUS,
ED.

In Glen Roy Iowa, November Doth, 1867
oftyphoid fever CARY, daughter of James
and Phoebe Greenleaf aged 10 years.
In jamestown Chatauqua Co, N Y.
Nov. IA, LOUISA (Shcrman) KIDDER'
consort of Ezbi Kidder aged 70 years ,
Thus one by one are severed the tender
links Of affection connecting the present,
with generation nearly passed away.
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Euxenle Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold BY all
Druggists at rs cents. It is the cheapest,
best and most popular Nair Preparations
kn@wa, l.vS Vi
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Hotel Property For
Sale
Or Exchange For A Sloch Of
Goods :!

VNEIE property is entirely naw, 81 feet
IL on the ground. 3 stories high, with
barn sme size Of the house, and is located
at Lime Springs Station, ON the Aiciregpr
Western Railway
Apply by letter or in person to H. G..
SHARPE. (noto
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Nj. WOODWARD.
CRESCO IOWA,

Has fitted up an eating room directly
opposite the brick block, where he will be
happy to meet his friends and the public at
all hours Of the day. Oysters served to
private darties in every style.
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Elias Howe Jr.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Edward smallman, plaintiff.
against
Roht Carey, Patrick Carey, Margaret
Carey, and Isaac Howard, defendants.
IN the District Court Of Howard County
Iowa. Fcby. Term, A. D. 1868.
To SAID DEFENDANTS;
You are hereby notified, that on or be-
fore til, 3Oth day Of Nov A. D. 1867 there
will be on file in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court of Howard County Iowa,
the petition of the plaintiff aforesaid, claim
ing Of you the sum of three hundred dol
lars, as money justly due froh you, and
interest thereon, ut ten per cent. from tho
It'll day OF November a. D. 1864. for mon
ey due on three promisory note made by
Robt. j. Carey, and Patrick Carey. the
payment Of which hrs been assumed nv
Isaac Howard, also for the foreclosure Of
mortgage executed to secure the pay
mcnt Of said notes. Said mortgage Great
ing Il lien on lots seven and eight in block
fifteen in the village Of New Oregon in said
county inu are also notified, that nnless
you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day Of the term Of the said
District Court Of Howard county to b.
held on the 3rd day Of February 4. y. 1868
! default will be entered agains, you anil
Judgment rendered thereon, rs prayed for
BY petitioner.
GOODRICH & MEAD
% Il. Atty,s for Plf
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which they now Offer at III.
Bear. Wolf. and Buffalo robes SIS to $50
sets Of furs. Sable Ermine or Mink 20 to 100
Ladies' Mnfs Is to so
do Collars 10 10 40
Silk aud satin dress patterns II to ~
Berege and Egyptian cloths 6to II
Alpaca and Muslin de iaines to In
French merin0s and wills Otto 20
Cambria, Tibet and Muhair to 10
Balnloral ard eiieptic skrts 2to 9
Siie and lace wells Ito q
Sets fine cuffs and collars . to 3
Pairs Of ladies cOrsets to
Hand Serchiefs, sil plain, hemstichei
and embroidered linen lawn; per dos to Is
Ladies and Gents cotton. waolen and
sill hose ami half hos- per doz pair, 1 to IL
Ladies aud Gents merno, cotton, linen
and cotton shirts and understands each to 6
Coat. vest and pantaloon patterns In
cloth, ca ssimeres and doeshin to rs
Linen and WOODEN table covers ITO s.
White aud colored napkins per doA to IL
Muslins white and unDleched ner yerd Ii to ~ cts
Flannels; shawls in WOODEN; silk and me-
rino nubias or clouds; wooden hoods; Blan-
kets; linen and muslin sheets; velvet and
morocco portmonaies; shopping bags: wal
lets; meershaum pipes; four and six blade
pocket knives, with pearl, tortoise and ivory
handles; French clocks; gilt and bronze
music boxes; revolvefs; fowling pieces;
fancy combs; hair nets; work boxes; silver
card cases; albums; family and pocket BIZ
bles: opera glasses &c.
We have also received y splendid assort-
ment Of
WATCHES,
Gold and silver hunting cases for gents;
enamA1ed do for ladies. together, with
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WATCHES.

Gold and silver hunting cases for gents;
snamaled do, for ladies, together. with
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SPECIAL NOTICE !!

" w
Dated December 1l 1867.
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w tn all his eccentflcltleS w. IL.
is = most genial and entertaining
ompanion.-.-Trumbull has NOV
ed into his new building and will
open out with q shoe shop as soon
as be gets Strengthened around. -
The House committee of ways and
means has discussed the cotton tax
and voted to recommend its repeal.
n. P Dunn another of the
New Oregon shoe makers and cap
ital workman has moved to Cr.sco.
Where he will hold forth we are
not adyised.---1t is said the House
committee on elections has decided
to report in favor Of tho admission
Of al the representatives from KY,
but Young, his scat is to be given
to Nc kee. who had less votes in
the district than Youngs majority.
MIR. Augustus Beadle is NOV
ing into his home adjoining Cresco,
this week. It is the largest ard
best residence in the county. We
vote him long lease Of life in its
enjoyment.--Horaco Greeley has
been confirmed by the U. s. Senate
as Minister TO Austria. It is re-
ported that be refuses to leave the
country until after the presidential
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The MUNICIPAL HOsPIrAIA-rheF Finance
Committee Of Councils have agreed TO report an
item In the bill making an appropriation to the
Board OF Health, providing for q resident phy-
sclan at the Municipal Hospital, on the Lamb
Tavern road.
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HOSPITAL ITEMS Ann Quinn, fifty years
old, residing at No. 1888 Brinton street, fell on
the ice on Monday night and broke both legs.
DAVID Williams, sixty years old, residing at
TwentyseCond and Chestnut streets, had ono of
his hands severely cut, yesterday, at the United
States Mint.
John Carrick, sixteen years old, residing in
Fleming street, near TwentY-trst, had one OF his
hands badly cut yesterday, at bakery at Nine
teenth and Market streets.
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rn@-us FOR BOsTON-VTA NEWPORT

Tnuz-as FOR BOsTON-VTA NEWPORT
ElE55tt-asI4s5. - AND FALL RIVER
Ine Boston and Newport line by the the 81 spendid and
C0LONY, ana EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and
speed constructed express tor the navigation OF Leng
Island sound running in connection with the OLD
Colony and Newport Raj road, 80
Leave Pier No. %. North RIVER foot OF Murray
Tie steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown leaves
Monday ednesC ay, and Friday, at +. NJ, landing aI
NTGPP Steamer OLD COLONY Captain simmons leaves
Tuesday, thursday and saturday, at r. NJ, landing
These steamers fitted up with commodious state
roon's wa er tight compartments and every arrange.
n emf for he security and comfort of passengers VINO
re sforled by this c nights on board and on
aTTIVa al Newport OceeQ per raj road again reaching
Roston early IN lhe following morning.
4 baggage master is attached 70 each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage and accompanies the
same to It's destination
steam er runs i'm connection with this line between
NewpOrt ana Providence dOi v Sundays excepted
Freight Boston is taken az the rates as by any
other regular line ana forwarded with the greatest eX
DeClton by an express Iaiu. which leaves Newport
eyeTy merning SUNDAYS excepted, at O'clock for
Bos on and New Bedford, arriving at Is destination
about IL A.
For reght or passage apply on board at the omce
on Pier No % horh RWe For state rooms ana berths
apply board Or If It ls desrab secure them in
advance apply 10 - 70, ,LlITLEFIELD, Agent
NO. " BROADWAY, New York,
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To BE USED AGAIN--The gallows upon which
Probst, the murderer, was huug, has been pro-
cured by Sheriff Beysher, of Montgomery
county, and will be used at the execution OF
Joseph HOddapp on the 9th of February.
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-.gfES5, For RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
sSStA444s;Ea CITY PQiNr-The side-wheel steamships
bAYlERAS Captain Alexander. Every SATURDAY.
ALBES Rue, Captain Bourne. Every "wednesday.
bills of ladlng e'o. to all points on the Seaboard Ra
road and its connPctCn
LIvINGsToN, FOX Il co, Agents no. So Liberty
street
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J. VAUGHAN MERnCK, WILLIAM H. NRRH1CK
JOHN 4. COPE
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA. ..
MERRICK a. SONS,
ENGINEERS AND AAChINIBTE,
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines
Land, hiver ana N arine service.
boilers GasOmeters, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings oil all kinds either iron or brass
Railroad Stations etc y
ketorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and i'm
proved constl uction.
Every description Plantation achinery and suRsr
eaw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans Open team Trans
De1ecators, Filters, Pumping Engines etc. . = -
sole Agents Tor N. Bleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, myth's Patent steam Hammer, and A.
pinw all Woolsey Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. ~ 6J0S
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<zk6zs. EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
SMIkIs& PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
ShmnE from each port eveIy sa ulday, rom second
wharf above Npe street, IhiladelDha, and Providence
and Boston RshOad Wharf Providence, II "a
The line is composed OF the frst-claks Steamships
HUNIkR, NJ. l.. Rogers commander
CHASF,J. A. CIossman mander.
These superior and we'll eQuippeC steamships sail
regularly advertised Freight will be received daily,
hip Lei always he berth TO receive cargo
Freight TO- BCslon Mass. and all intermediate
ponfs en- the Boston and Providence Worcester
Railroads VIII be received and lie goods delivered in
less time and at lower rates than by any other route
Bills of aiding furnished at the Office
blI OF ladDg sipned after the ship has sailed,
For uTiher in Oima ton apply TO
LA1HbUhY, MICKERBdAM d CO. Agents,
No. l26 North Wharves.
Henry C1eaveIerd. Fsq. Agent at Providence, r. l.
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HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
BARGAINS.
TocIo the estate Of the late
JOHN A. MURPHEY.
Importer and Dealer in
HOUsE-FURNIsHIN GOODS,
No. 922 CHESNUT STREET
Between Ninth and I enth, South Side, Phlla,

His Administrators offer the whole stock at prices
belOw the Orcnafy rates charged This embraces
every hing wanted IN ell-C Tdered household ;Pain
Tin Ware Brushes, W OGDEN Ware Baskets, Plated
are cutlery. Iron Ware Japanned Ware, and Cook
ing Utensils of every description.
< great variety Of fsHAKb GOODS, BIRD-CAGEs,
etc ETC. can be obtained the reasonable terms
GEN UlNE ARCTIC REFBIGERAToRs and WATER
COOLERS z-
This is the largest retail establishment IN this line IN
Philadelphia and citizens and strangers VIII nnd u 10
their advantage 10 examine stock before purchasing
NOte.-Our friends in the country may order by mall
and prompt attention will be given. I'll thstuS
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ENGINES, MACHINERY. ETC.

FFFs, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
14uRA4kfe4s BOILER WORkS.-NEAFlE q LEVY
FhACTlCAI AND THLoRETICAL ENGINEERs
MAC HIN lists, BoILER-MAKERs. BLACKsMIPHs'
and FOUhDkRS, having for many years been IN sue
Sessiul operation, and been exclsivey engaged IN
buildi and repairing hrne and RiveI Engines hiQh
and low pressure Iron Boilers, ater Tanks, PrOpe.
lers, etc etc. respectfully offer their services to the
public as being iuy prepared 10 contract for engines
all siz's MBTne yer, and stationary having sets of
patterns OF different Sizes prepared to orders
with quick despatch. Every description of pattern
making made at the shortest notce High and Low
pressure ne Tubular ana Cylinder Boilers of
Pennsylvania harcoal iron. Forgngs all sizes ana
kmds Iron and Brass castings all descriptions Roll
with the above business. .. -. r =
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishme tree Of charge, and work gnaran-
iced a
repairs of boats, where they can lie perfect safety
and aie provided with shears blocks tails, etc etc.,
W. JACOB NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY.
bHS BEACH and PALMER Streets
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o. VV'I1 OIV'1 VAI A~V''
THE GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID,
BY NEUKoMM,
WIN be perform ed. colo parts sustained as ioIows:-
SAUL j. F. Rudolphson, Of Boston.
DAVID J. Finest Perring, Of ew York.
DAUGHTER OF SAUL, MS. Mozart, OF New York
SISTER OF DAVID, Mrs. Josephine schimpr, Of
Philadelphia.
GOLIATH, Mr.. A. r. Taylor, of Philadelphia.
JONATHAN, Mr. w, A. Brlscoe, OF Philadelphia.
ChOruses by the Society of over 800 voices, and a
Grand Orchestra OF As hs TumeDts, toe whole under
the dire cliOn OF CARL SEMI
PIANIST, A CLARKE
Doors open at IN comm ence at O'Clock precisely.
Su DscGOets now obtain their tiCB es at u ", r.
TTumpler's, eventh and Chesnut streets.
Admission-P Parquet, Parquet Circle and Balcony,
81; secured Seats, 81 50; FANNY Circle, 80 cents;
hairs in the Orchestra, ST.
Box Sheet open. lA26 % 20 30 81 st
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sIMILIA sIMILIBus cURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

FAMILY CASES
OF 35 large vRls, morocco case, containing
specific tor every ordinary disease family Is
subject to, and book of dreCiOns.......... $1,000
Ns.. IS to IS
Specifics for all diseases, both tor Curing and
cases ,.....',,..,,,. az to IS
These Remedies by IN case or single box are
any part OF the country, by Mail Express, nee OF
charge, receipt of the price.
Address-HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HoMG0PATHI MEDICINE CONF ANY,
Office and Depot, No 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at bis office, per
sOnay by letter above, for all forms OF disease.
For sale by DY0TT d CO, JOHNS ON, HOLLOWAY
q CQWDEN T. Z. CALENDER and AMBROSE L
SMITH Wholesale Agents. hiadephia and at
all Druggists 627 smwS
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MEETING OF RETAIL GROCERs.-Last eyen-
ing a meeting of retail grocers of this city was
held at the MOyamensing Institute, s. r. corner
hundred gentlemen were present A free dis
Cussion and amicabie interchange of opinions
was had in regard to a concert Of action TOR
closing the stores at eight Z. NJ. on all evenings
but Saturday. No objection was made to the
proposed reform, all appearing TO consider the
change a highly desirable one. From the una
nifniTv of spirit manifested, probably but short
time can elapse before the early closing move
ment will be the governing rule OF the whole
trade,
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LARCENY AS BAILEE Before Recorder
Eneu, yesterday, Mary McGinuis had hearing,
charged with larceny as a bailee. The com
plainant was her father-in-aw, Daniel McGin-
mis-, of advanced age, who testified that from
time to time he had placed his earnings in the
hands OF Mary McGinnis for safe keeping, until
they amounted to Sl62; that he had made
demand for the money, aud she had denied that
she held any of it, saying that he had bought
groceries of her which he had not paid her for
to the full amount This, the old man said, was
not true, as he had never got a cents worth on
credit Mrs. McGinnis was bound over for
trial.
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ACCIDENT BY FALL.-AbOut o'clock last
evening Joseph Philips, aged 90 years, Tell on
the ice at Thirteenth and Cherry streets, ana
broke his leg. He was removed to his resi-
dence, n o. 1926 Carlton street
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-B BEFORE UNITED
STATES COMMISSIONER SARGEANT-James Nc
Keown was before United States Commissioner
Sergeant, yesterday morning on the charge of
distilling without keeping record, which he is
bound TO do according to law. The only witness
examined was NJ. J.. Harwood, Deputy Collector
OF the Fourth District, who testified that the de-
fendant had paid the usual tax as a rectiher,
making his license good till May lst, 1867. Wit
ness had no knowledge of his place of business.
He was held for further hearing in the sum
of $1,000,
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WOMAN STABBED. james Fletcher, cOlOrci
man, had "a quarrel with sidney johnson, Il
negress. in Hurst street, yesterday mJerhoo .,
from Jealousy 1t is believed The contention u
eliminated in his stabbing her in the sluS WIN
a knife, intlicting a very serious wound, ne
was arrested and taken to the Flith WWu
Police station, while she was removed TO Ihe
PnnnEYlNAniH Hnanlfnl
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MEETING OF TOBACCONIsrs. Last evening,
ameeting q of the tobacco and segor interests OF
this city, was to have been held at tho Boaru ~
relative TO their interests, and for the purpose
of electing delegates 10 the Convention 10 De
held in Washington February blh, loDl owing
journed unlIl next Friday, al ~ T. NJ at the
nj
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
~ Principal Depot, No. 34 CHFSNUT Street.
Central Depot O. 1903 FIFTH street. one door below
Chesnut Established 1869
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE
-

a, rslrsn.pn rofHS fh,a"vS. -.-.t..
4i 20 for 80 Spae ; Is So r Rel Winter : or White.
NJ. ~ & 5 si9 lSs P2 % 4. h ...cs % o s oa aoa Be- &
To sv quotations Corn que sales Of y 600 bush, 10 ot h - 10
$,F. =. ..nS VI IN as s. Cora Meal, - IS per B .ad y IS
rer 80 70 saeAs Mh FEED Shr Snort ~ ~ p ipg r., M
I Lals % 'GT & - ,s 90 SS"S9s GsSss, as''id & %
NeYok by rail aud river i Receipts BY ase J," bush neat
Mes, G'a Sco bush SpTS scc bu6 oa, sOo bh Peas Tls
Jay Peas imported rom t2nada Whep asr",I % sy ' "0
MGwlrsgK NAV 25fopy frner sales at ~ 50 Wheat acuye
s N CON - o. Reepts-5oO bbs Fcar o,o bush Wheat
Shpneus-!t1 btls FLOR u goo oaJa' @ IeS t5 Cation d
Mdiings Wheat declined 9alo .aes At - 49, 800 ~ ~
mle Fall Con adv ncne sales at II V~7l 'o' o''' '0'
LI .Tt asT ~. Nav bid. fLe.a $; 80
5 Lugs ami ~ o S-ecens sngssn Flonl ~ W. II 7 10
Nhea " e. SSS6eea s s So ss"osShoaa
W. pscsed Cesr Sss 2le Lard n her'es l4ie KA" "h1
cSeSSsTi NAV lA-Pou dull butushangsd Pamiy SlsSsl 80
Wheat dnn So Winter - Corn dul NS 20 OeA ' "a "a
@ sn Mssy ~ gplaTi s whisky arssiisd RID 3 ba, %
a N,'' PORK PORK 5 t 81 & 5 M g,.Ss, S 'G .a ~ iiG MoS
Gon as bas and l37 selling Ree,I,s-pGss pss % 400 S &
tsT COO b5 Corn 5000 bu.b wsat o1 gss
crsai - + o. close. at @i o. O-s fTn at ''e fre'sn
onAe Va, gronr dg sl2soes4 was.! Hs SO;
opened ~ 90 but declined lee Corn s's.' I ass ~ s
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~ ~ 'or Nc ~ o Al - 35 d n 20 r stock 10 smooth
shipping Live oss +6e+6 20 o common @ to & ei' w, Nho
81 es b Corn shpments-loj bts Flour II 100 BUSH Wheat
4jtfa h,sh corn ,...t.. sns,s px.rss Z
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ian sa., Of 20 600 Ne New Wesels M SPi ~
aud y, w,,,em Al ~ dsl Western h.h as SDc oho
and Wi.eor adG2c Barley du and IonlnaL aNu m
MI Pesi,aps quiet unchanged Lard hnn ~ lpG'is i
s.,.ip,s-Nhea 1900 bosh toru ssto hhsh
oa,. !, Co r.b Fdur cc bs BIporis-Corn 'c@~ bash
,st. On ooo L,.L Er,lch,s duh but nelsngod,
Wty,SS1S May steady rie sprs Tnrp,nune heid
Mssls Sa s'i m,g cs,cS qs. Mag sac % o0si'' re
81 bales. ,.,,...t.. .. -. r...in-, n
z NAV 2jCSttou quiet sales 100 bales Mu
iIngs, id23c . a. c,,on , ,,d ..estv. ,sl.s bales
SAVANNAH, Ga, NAV lo-,o,'on H"e' Aho s''A'3 '
Mdfilg receipts 80 naIes 49,, .t ,,as OtO bales;
Nuy n.nd. 5 Coheesss OF ho al loc god ,st snis 10,
pine sn ai gold duty paid Sugar steady az w.
isir 70 sooA Re6nr Flour quiet and steady White a
MI I'D st sJ ~ Of good 20 p" w Do
I ss " and prime Yelos a, ~ Is Oats ,sSs shS.r, s
sl NJ "a o,,.t a. lJic. prime Western. Bulk Sno1e o.
"a, he nseo larse Ots lliGsc, aud eo"aac ""
s xsss Msy "a E-cooa am; Mius upsnd, as gaze 70
lot. 500 bales Other markets nucns
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