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, 1867-12-24

RIIEIE Horse, Carriage and Boat-Taxes
A for the 1st halt. year 1868 will be re-
ceived at this office and by the Police
Assistant at Frederiksted from the 25th
January to the 18th February next, both
days included, after which the list of
arrears will be transmitted to the respec-
tive Policemasters to be enforced within
s days, and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the Po-
lice, for which each debtor Of Taxes in
ours a fine of 20 Cents if the Tax be under
So, and 40 Cents if SIS, or above, besides
eventually the ordinary levy expenses.
The Tax-lists, which will be distributed
by the Police, are TO be filled up in con-
formity with the Ordinance of 22nd Fee
bruary 1855, on the 1st January and re-
turned to the respective PoIicemasters
within As hours in town and 4 days in the
country.
Royal Treasurer's Office, ST. Croix Gath
December 1867.
II. RAUPACH,
const.
, 1867-12-24
NOTICE.

1t having come to my knowledge, that
the late danger of another extensive fire
in this town was caused by the illegal
use of a comfort, [ feel it my duty, to
draw the attention Of my Insurers and
others to the .4th Question in our Fire
Proposals, according to the general replies
to which, the loss by o fire originating,
in the use of such illegal Implements for
producing heat, would not be covered by
our policies, if such use was allowed by
or winked at by the insurers.
e. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st Croix Agen-
cy, 23rd December 1867.
, 1867-12-24
The LAWS"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

0FOLGE Ordre fra Commencement
tet bekjendtgj0res herved, at ALE,
son MATTE have Documentcr, der
skulle belagges med Stempelpaplr for
indev@rende Aar, vile have at hen
vende sig i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
Christiansted eller Frederiksted in
den den Sde Januar n9stkommende,
da ingen senere U~dlevering af Stem
pelpapir for 1867 vii fnde Sted.
Stempelpapirs C%ontoiret, Christi
ansted den glide December 1867.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1867-12-24
NOTICE.

| beg leave to draw the attention of
the public to The present lou rates for
Risks in the Country varying from ] to
II PCT. except for Megass or Trash
Houses which are 81 PCT. without regard
to the mode of construction.
e. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, ST, Croix Agen-
cy 18th December 1867.
, 1867-12-24
PrOclama..

nLLE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Enkefrue isabella STEVENS Bo, ind
kaldes herved til at anmelde og be-
viisIiggj0re deres Krav for underteg-
nede Skifteret linden Udl0bet af 3
Maaneder efter denne .Indkaldelses
sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den GLIDE December 1867.
e.. SaraWW.
, 1867-12-24
TUESDAY, 24rn DECEMBER 1867.

On Sunday afternoon last there was
some little excitement and anxiety expert
enced here /; on account of the arrival Of
the Government packet-Schooner Vigilant,
which, shortly after anchoring, and, the
Kings physician, Doctor Aagaard X. D.,
having been on board, the large number
of people, who had collected themselves
on the wharf, saw suddenly a quarantine
flag hoisted on-board the schooner; the.
letters being subsequently, f~umigated
were distributed !; but not one of them
contained a word, as to the alarm which
was-like wild fre-spread about that
Cholera was in st. Thomas. The authori-
ties here, using all the precaution as they,
wisely and morally, on former occasions
have done, despatched the Pilot-boat i'm
mediateIy to get the pure and true ac-
counts. This Boat arrived here this
morning very early and brought inteIli-
gence that there is no cholera in the ISL
and Of st. Thomas. Thank God! and we
beg, that all would pray to the Almighty
to deliver the inhabitants of st. Thomas,
from that sod calamity, having already
suffered so much. The VigiIant is yet
under quarantine.
The town of Frederiksted is really in
a bad condition, from the Earthquakes,
which have so lately happened but, we
must say, not to that alarming extent as
has been reported. The MonOngohala-
one of the vessels hat hitherto adorned
the American fleets certainly ashore.
We hope to be able to say something
more in our next; and trust TO be furn-
ished with particulars from our cores
pondent there.
, 1867-12-24
Prom tie 81. Thomas Times, December 21.)
To the Editor ofMe Tgdende.

DEAR SIR,-Will you have the kind
ness to publish the enclosed letter, the
amount received was passed over TO the
Relief Committee already appointed. The
United States Consul and Mr.. Robert
Swift consenting, thinking it unnecessary
to lave two Committees, j.. II. Osorio,
Esquire, was added as Member of st.
Thomas Committee.
, 1867-12-24
TIE avis"

Striatia1aie6, 81, Sruiz.
, 1867-12-24

FOR THE ST. THOMAS SUFFERERS.
amounts received in aid Of the 81. Thomas
sufferers:
Brown Bros g. 800 90
Dovale g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 90
Cartwright & Harrison. ....... 100 90
A. III. Soloman & Co...--...... 100 90
Johnson & Higgins. 100 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08


AsraoEoN9 ron THE MILLION me
greatest distance nom the earth to the
san is 960000a0 ot miles and tile least
distance something over u oU00O0
miles a sewing q 2,ay9dOO 81 miles
could De effected It railroad shonld
ever connect the tWo planets 3y taking
the least distance. This would shorten
iho time consumed "a running and re-
duce TIE expenses very materially ANY
railroad man Will ten yon That
ihe mean distance IRON tug earth u
tho sun rs 93,OU0,CGJ miIfs, which rs NJ
distance, either whom Sou ilE to
~aik j
The earth moves around tbc ean from
west 20 cast consuming 865 das end
alx hour in every revolution travelling
u'ghta and smda Joshua i willbe
remembered hy some 81 oar oldest cli-
zens, once commanded tbcsun .0 taAd
SSH, aAd Ae ia tandlng iA. IL amt
eEciy fool Of planet thatcaa &c Ground
the In. The earth does il, however.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

1h h'hi Va p ulrataa and
en1h. i making uoftmeHt or ate
feIr sound after me he
cred i elicaumad hra 6 rhe
far heip. TIE people &C th ua hned
to ab s tae summons ba. caal3 no' g
6r recognize their cEiauar f the pre-
eaing evening far h hyarant rsyea
baif bad become peFetiy r5 Ana
stranger t3an even tais ply tys
8Hee 81 the violence S. tba emotions
b had undergone iUuag 4 tr8ub.el
lnmba there lay upan his bcl eu3en-
ay drawn h1 hsoun hand aplau e tha
adjacent miac bc WIS to visit 81 tae iol-
lowing dos 81. winch he had never
Seen and 81 whose informal aange
mats ha had n9 ida and BIS PLAN
unaacoanably produced proved % cEe
animation oi iba mine @ ba aa alas .g
correct is ove.5 particular
SO lueA or the story 9naaoi las hg
emo oi tho 6se aa5ing Journals &. thls
capital IT, explanation ! leave q tle
ingenuity of vom readers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
Best Kerosene, 0:J Cents per Gallon
PORK, 1e CENTS PER LB
FLOUR.

IhaHe bes an3 i 3aea III sales q Dollar and
advise friends in the trade lowering
sell low . FUTILE H goods marked
aad he sane first zap a
fe market dictates
AY b3agt beiare a advance
merchant
prices soa bH tla M yonr likewise
A Store is Full M o make more goods
b9 :. .. TUTTLE's, Agent Esr Doasrr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

C0MoFNcE There is nothing in the
whole frame Of npn which seems to be
SO uiacountable rs that thing called
concicnfe. Had tho troublesome yell
pine eu powers efficient to prevent
he might be Of use, bat atthe
Of thq business his feeble cf.
f3rs aie TO the workings Of passion a8
ih6 ifiaHt frnsto a. an antnmnel fnn,4,a
ing to tho unclouded fertor OF the risa
ins an, and no sooner are the tunul-
iu0u loings Of tho wicked deed over,
than amidst the bitter native conse-
Of folly ii the very vortex Of
our horrors, mp starts conscience, and
harnesses us with the feelings of the
damned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

DaaEsE u Ber battar fag a4a1a
~ u ablea % any giee than q draak
eane fyr ail other Yaaities Mll ANS
a-Q recovered bHt .he iaulshfd vil
never he E th aeielt If beltl
ne f5r the lonw if p3so sesH +
man the more ~ e'l delithl u i, ans
the older aro@el t4e more bo aiI
b. aag5ae at f9g 3 dn.elA lae pg
isa aaa royea iae .eF doe ghs
Oil tfee s. tae hal eueende
eth - t1e i 81 teH fnb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Hlwl iuB ylar a Canadian boy.
toa Young q comprehend the doctrh Q
oi tolal dlptoyity but old enough to
haze q least q vague idea OF tho helod
itary principle Of mankind. was recent
~ dg.ected by his parternal ancestor in
fa'a Rood and punished therefor BY sol.
amy confinement Tho punishment
oyar, Tie yohngater aecosted his father
with tho question Pa, did you tell
lics when you were little The father
perhaps conseience-sniteu eyaded an
answer but the child, perstlhg again
asked did you toll lies when You were
bdtle? "No, said the father, "but why
do you ask r Did ma tell lies when
she Wis lttloY u don't know, my sou
1ol mast ask her" "Well, retorted
tho hopeful, zone Of you must have told
l.as, you wouldn't have q. boy who
boaldr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
Thc Dutics Of 'isnistcf5 lWiycs.

lha following was evidently written
I bv oaae Wha knows, aud ladY d taat
Ne eoma.d i to Tie people ei oll our
lchurth
/ Of course / believe. AS many othcfs
|da that ministers wives are getting tao
Independent toe much inclined jo think
Iand net for themselves, not seeming to
realize that they are public properly.
a lady was asking me a t9w days since
/ why il was that ministers wives welo
always satiB Reason enough, I thought
as long as ministers viii INSIST on mary
ing gIrls Who haye done nothing bat
attend school milking { as au cGeuao
that they want intellectual wives, who
can sympathiza with heir literary and
lpulpit labora and % tranup their chill
drenin an intelligent manner. Now !
loge ministers ana / do MOI like to speak
Ias though they had y single falling in
the world but it seems to me, that
while they know thoy have the entire
sympathy 81 us sisters ia regard % thcr
adyanc mont ana spiritualipterest, that
they might be sensible To marry good,
stout, farmers daughters Wlia could Az
tend the children, mills The cows, make
the butter, Ec., ana e d So a8 q
spend The noous III nl9 .as and
encouraging hca husbands H9cks
There are great manT qaal people
who are not alloto pay tsa iaaistr anv
thing, bu + himself anl v would cain
around. one ma eoS or tss3, is would
cnoour th5n aanb.a ia soon as
| they I'll ae they waaId probably do
somti M aa pp5lt / cannot
imagia A Pa7l ,aaa 70 give
ministers Wrsg ssaa distractions, hc
seemed ~ rsilambol deac9im wives
4 | have heard tia. he was opposed to get
ting married 81 ALL Ba.l VIII lay down
some rules, and il our miuitcrs wives
4 90 not abide BY .he'n. J. viii not be be-
cause have not done my duty faithfully
She should be lie Mary always
sitting ct the feet Of Jesus, possession
Of the one thing Ecodful, regardless oI
every worldly interest.
2 Like Martha, she should DO all
i the serving, yet without beng encum-
bered by il.
.. she should be Q little more prompt
/ than Sarah Of Old, and hGyo rchcsh-
ments always ready for hose travelling
angels, whose visits At the ministers
are not few and fan between
Like Doreas sho should "keep
4 constantly on hand d supply of randy-
made clothing to bostoW upon all the
poor saints and sinner in the commu-
nifty whore She resides, with a spare
box for others abroad.
\ s. Like the prophecies Anna, she
| should not depart from the temple
/ day or night ior the multiplied meet
ings of the church, constant attendance
n the sanctuary, and Il IS the duty u
the minister's wife to attend 70 them
all.
6. Like The widow Of Saropta, She
must have the art Of using meal ont oi
one barrel and oil out of one cruise, Ole
year round without diminishing tie
quantity.
8. Like the widow Of 5arepta, Gho
comminr alI thines Is All mon women
and children. grave 81 qav refined 81
rude intelligent on ignorant. aflable or
reverse as suits the company She mav
chance to fan IN. Upon these conelu-
sions are based tie foiloVipg aromarls
i TbatTis tbe duty of eburcbas io
sat apart yolno women apd odpcafa
fbar1 f.,r f,if,isfsrs, ,ri,as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08


y NoNpEHs OF S'REAf SAT- liNtE fEet.
LIAR i5otYtScY cFlTs Whrtf2-All tIay'
eliora, writes coITo pondent haYe mon
toned with astonlshment the pae1illGI
buoyancy Of the water q Great salt
llalo, and i is truly .ppiang Ao
dangcr Of shipEreek mood ever cross the
mind of those WHO navigate INC ialte iof
i ~ogid be simply impossible iar them
t2 sink i thrown overheard Nit1 mJ
hands clasped together uadT pay he3d
and my ieet crossed iootod oh tbo
very sufiaee q tha lako wtli " least
onf-third 81 M body above the water
Upon warm e"niaei Q 'laS thara e0als'
not pe inc slialesl 1tiiic'd.y y golls y
5iscP upon 'le ls4s iA,'d 'l,oN'Ds /, our
Seil - pe RioN'i a,o1As W 'ia N!Ad 'el
hlittea ohe Wo'lia Saill ~ 0Hoi 'i'a e
Ne oh ,.is itt'a ~ 0,,9 sell'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08


NhtE NfAF ~ t
lat ia.83Nl ss aae-s h f
aad T9a'lae6a Mstt I Asa
tlk newspaper .'ttiai lAe laf
aaerst.a1 eHa'i tt ia
i'et taa Ha1A'ee5 1 f4l'
more te"#4e.t lAa t
e.as 81 mea n tae tt s'a.5 Pc
invest n e4aJ amount =. s4.'eI eslH
ana taan he la aagssg ~ s.a
more alRre l2E le Y s'aA1 '.1eie
7}ea saA
and defend 'aale h02b.s Ns.a2a e g
hoFg q lsM Msa sisA oi
liisE ese.iN Nl.llE eae .'l 81 e
q ea a."e e.,.s ta9.e l's.''a'4'
ale oitaHeF 'Aa ti's'i'ts 81 n.
eoai..tsAea laa3 ai.l 9.tes ea.. Z 4.
community Nal-e la Fti.'s t
Nl5ii more fe'Ne'..le. s.'H aa5
= spes taioat "'.A ''ls'a ~ ~ Z
#'1.sai oa 4 Fa'51 'a ot
Ell Ass9 ,Aa' st .'0 III
af.ti7 itii',a.A - 't 81 N4 -
pen aao the printer + nus
lao" many l',o',aa'.'3s wv i' Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Boss UaNa Tomceo strong and
cHa'a writer saY d sharp thing and
tH one. too for boys who use tohac
sa has utterly puiled and utterly
ruined hon uds oi boy8 1t tends "a
the alWng and weakening oi tho bonos,
fnJ { Ieatiy niuros tbe brain, the pi
ndmarow and il0 whole nervous fluid.
Il b1y who smokes earlY aud frequently
ga in any way uses large quantities Of
tobacco IS never known TO make man
q mUed energy nnd generally lacks
ma. ,ilar and physical as vel as mental
pane We would particularly warn
boys vho Tatt to be ANYTHING 10 the
world 1 shan tobacco ar q most bano-
Enl poison 1t Injuries the teeth, II
produce, muuhoaltty sIatQ Gf The lungs
hu the stomach, and hlasts the BRAIN
and nerEe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

5ANbGgous A miserable old batch
elor pgked his head into our sanctum
door tbe otimg dayan proposed the to-.
lowing
"Nhy mc yong lailies Kissing cacls
otler llka an emblem of Christianity X
We told him we did not know He
an Wcred
Because they arc doing unto eaeil
other Is they would tAat men should do
unto tleIa.
Ont 81 gaHantrY We hnfled our ink-
stand Il bia head - i disalIered oit
of Tie door for tht outrageous lihsl
Tic impudcfit fellow l9gaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

ACt F Jhe 3fbaae Sat,
ghai o. ifs6 nai1 lsttfle
GeHat atff Sale af Nns lgrs.S
Uh m( eWa9 phgi ~
t'a ntn t0ess8s I'll au
eista e.s asl bal :, 3 resl.
emt 81 Na state .nF qnQ ytae II
lI94 81 eEislUufe iu au acl regu-
lath aa i th Ndff hg og
m in f9af 81 llie halter
ftat fge vomgn voted m Ehzas
blateu ihe Et,fiHl candidate II
lea9 generally ule Though
- 81 pfcadeuiiAtcontest
oo and A1ams In Is
bruf tha legislature h HON.
teulau county was elected by the votes
et 0'ofa wemou u jesee Con@
tesle 'eeteU III 1907 q local Il
' m Is Comfy i0f Die locahou
e' rt1 4t mon and women pcr
lif riig1mlia. and were jnintly iina
at IS ostausiet frauds The next
Nutc ihe eluus restricted utll-
u 4e Vasse males though ia Va.
6'al.8 l de constitution and since
81 tn wemtn have not sotedn New
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
November -. I-00.
GREAT REDUCTI0N IN PRICE S
Robert Ames,

D.aas asa s vs s r a, M iy made great reductions
IS p1ea. la entire stsi = goods
Am offering Talle lot o Dress Goods at discount oil
- pcl. cent. Iroin former pricca
splendid AlaIaeas 6oai Is E 30 cents ryud
Eurtes Clgas 81 ti25 fus quality
peIaaoa 22 10 47cgat@
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

RtTgEH Cg9L a boy Jess thaa
twelve years old, bnt with lify aad
lnpudc1ea beyound his age. callei fr
and ate . stew a. an oyster sloon In
Portland few days ago asa aik.
ing out gheu the attendant reminded
him that be had not paid ioI las rapast
ON, no, said the lad, I've got uo
money Why did you l0t ten me
that before you called Fir tile stea
"Ob replied tlc b9T with much Bon-
ehllanee II tried tAat a Atwood but
p Woaldu WoFk ahd thareHpou de-
naIEnl MllA ~ alInr.nt ..Ll.f .aL.nn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Cutar Do IlmHGrr JrsfI5E A COLI
ored uan who bad stuck to the rebel
army q General Hood through thick
m.d thin, was IN high hopes Of being
aisle % march into Nashville and pay
his respects to q lady who belonged 70
.ho upper crust Of the colored aocety;
aud when he discovered that the boz
segiug army was retreating, he deter
mnad D break through the limos aud
throw himself upon the mercy Of the
cruel Yankees lie presented himself
to Gen Thomas, hat III hand, aud stand
ing yerg straight
Whore arc you from Z inquired tho
General.
"IHo iast from de army, sai.
villa. army
"Aif Hood b army, sab
"Nhere IL Mr.. Hood nowf"
He's leayin., sab; he's leayin7
"thi l thought Mr., Hood, rs you
call bin. was coming in to Nashville
"No. IN; nj H5od dBts he rant ID
btWsdf {Vai6e III N4shrdtp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

: brother editor ie.l hat when Ae
aa in prison 81 .lfll.ng justice u
the peace he Was requested 81 tic jail-
81 - give The prison puff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Uran On England, Ire
land and SEQ land,
s. Tor / 10. ster ing.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 8 81 francs
for 81 o.
GERMANY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

Buying Rate
Bank II old is Sc %
W. Teuu,40
" Middle Tenpa5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

Tbe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

Centr1 r. X. Bk Co.'s
CITY BIZ OF AugusJa2l
F'Im'rs a Il Gn'Gs o
Ga. r. Il. & Blk Co. 95
Marine Bank-....g5
Mrch Is 81 Pl't'rs Blk 5
Planters Bank-l0
Union Bank &
Mechanics Bank ?
Man fact'rs Up
GOUTH
Rank OF q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

The annual report of the cotton depart
ment states that 939, 69T bales were
exported from Bombay last year.
Information from North Carolina an
nounces that proceedings will be insti-
tuted to force the railroads IN North
Carolina, 10 which the state has an
interest, into bankruptcy, IS they are
.insolvent in reality, and are only allowed
to keep in running order through the
suffrage of their creditors.
Sometime since an exclusive privilege
was given by the Nicaraguan govern
ment to a merchant in that republic for
The importation Of foreign liquors, q
decree to which effect was published at
the time. This the British consul-gen-
eral ia Costa RIGA has represented to his
government as /" 3 decree prohibiting the
importation Of spirituous liquors into
Nicaragua
The accounts concerning the wheat
crops Of California continue favorable,
The work of harvesting is progressing ia
n8any portions of the state, under dat.
tering circumstances. Invoices Of the
new crop are expected freely in a week
or ten days. The nominal price Of new
is 81 go. Several vessels are already
chartered 10 load grain for European and
Asiatie ports.
BRAN-There is onIg'a light supply.
Selling - % SO 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29

demand. Selling at IS to zoe. Common
is duh and selling at 10 to lie.
BEANS Are scare with moderate
demand. Navy held at "a 90 to 81 SO per
bushel.
CHEEsE-Very light stock; western
reserve, is to lie; English dairy, 10
TO zoe.
COFFEE-A fair stock and demand.
Rio, % to 27ic; Laguayra, 80 10 S5c ;
Java, 38 to 40e.
CORN-The stock is lighter than st
any time for many months. Owing to
the short supply, prime white is held at
81 05 to 81 10. Mixed and yellow at CSC
to 81.
~CORNMEAL-The market is well
supplied and prices are higher. Held at
81 so on levee.
EGGS-Fair receipts and market
firm. Fresh packed, 10 TO zoe.
FLOUR-The market is dull and prices
weak. Common, 50 to So; superfine,
SO to Sll X, Si1 SO TO Sl3 Xxx, Sl4
to SIS; xxx and all fancy brands, $50
to S17. -
HIDES-There is an active demand
for all kinds. Dry flint, 17o dry salt,
l5c green salt, 81 to Zoe; deeF skin, SOC.
HAY-phe demand is entirely local
avn ID hBhS- OellhS VI ioFSO ~ "
S25.
IRON TIES-The demand has ceased.
Held at II to I2c per 10.
LARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Tierces, ID to l33c kegs, IA to l43c.
LIME-NOt active, with a good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 40 to 81 50; Cape, s. Y
TO g. 50; Alabama, g 25.
MOLASSES-The supply is not lasaee
and demand fair. Common, T2gfeess
choice, soc to 81; syrIUa.~ the :
MACKEREL-Therey at 50 %
on hand. Prices are No. 2; S2O cnI
to S24 for No. l; SD to kits in pro- WIZ
for No. g.. Half barrelgs, half bar W1u
portion. Virginia roe 90; North Su.s
rels. s. So Virgins I, 50 So cut IN
Carolina family roehhad, per DAT lA"s :
per barrel, SIG 90 " dsr
rel, 50 50 TO 10 90. alas on a
OTLS-A good st0o, Fry Deity
hand. Coal, commQp4Be5~sT thout n
IS to soc; lard, 81 . to 81 50 i
81 to 81 25; linseed, 81 IS n ~ u
sperm, 81 70 to 81; tnrpentinsE Il
81 Is. ,.bt land =
OATS-The receipts are InL az anc :
prices higher. Selling from SI'' :
on levee at IS to 7Sc. are in :
ONIONS-GOod New ORE 4
demand at IS to So SO per b. ann =
PROVISIONS-There IS ~ !
plv on hand, and prices areuI1. - u
pork is selling at SO to is tdI3Ic.
mess, $50 TO 81 clearslo0' oIldars
clear rib, 123 to ~ n ta
81 to Zoe: eanvassed ~ G
lTBc: breakfast bacon, 80. Coz '
POULTRY-Not niue uenlanu iu q
cid selling at s. IS to ~ youns @' t
active at 81 so to So pero'L {
POTATOES-NO OLD = HaiAe' W"
sell at s. 50 to So 50 Z p. s
ROPE-A light stcA Win no Ge- q
machine made il =" LOU !
made 10 to lie. ara varv fair !
SUGAR-The recsps ~ very 2
and prices are irm. me ssocH
an hand IS good. Crshed n powdered s
10 - a 4 coffee, 5ci b, lie Z, I63c !
S4TT1There is good stock on nand s
5a,and fair Sacks, s. 20 to !
% "a barreIs. s. ) to So 80. 8
TNpACCO-TbTe is a good demand y
Iradea and prices are unchanged. =
We quote natura leaf at d ~ 10 d . r
fanc9 Virginia new work, 80 10
"a SEy fine bright pounds, 81 to 81 10; 1
-.aSiIno do D0nds, 90 to S5c ; common
hriobt nounds, % TO soc fine and fancy 4
Ui.Si-i M X toI 30; common, 80 to 5OcfTC
TRPoTn kes, S. 20 81 per dog. "a
W9TsKY-rhe market is firm YIN
Cannon, 81 So to 8 imitsE ri
4Bnnrinn.S2s toss Bourbon, S. 2oY 2n'
Kin
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COTTON-The market, though quiet,
is still firm, with alarge margin between
the views Of buyer and seller. The
offering figures for middling were
from Do to 23c, while holders ask and
stand 6rmiE~at 234 to 24c. The stock of
fine cOfyo6Sas almost disappeared, and
tk-sd- II offered generally cover three
6eSi6trL grades, so that the actual feeling
about any special grade Is hard to arrive
at. The sales in Liverpool to-day
amounted to TO- 00 bales. Stock on hand
74s, 900 bales, of which 800, 600 is Ameri-
can. This shows a large part Of the
transactions for the week TO have been
in American cotton. Receipts at this
port in the past twenty-four hours, so
bales. No shipments.
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house whenV hng took place.
When Mrs. N4ss returned she found
her husband dead outside of the house,
he having received a fatal Sab in the
left breast, near the heart, with a knife
his skull had been fractured by blows,
apparently inflicted with a heavy fire.
shovel. Wooden has been arrested aud
held over for his appearance at court in a
bond of five thousand dollars.