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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13
NUANO AND FERTILIZERS.

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The subscriber has on hand ii full assortment
of the most approved MANURES, which heis
prepared to sell in any quantity de;IIred' at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
As the prices are uniform the farmer can OBJ
tain his supplies US well by correspondence as
though he were to purchase in person.
l OFFER:
Peruvian Guano, Of the best quality.
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
sembles in texture and appearance. 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has less Ammonia. For
stiff soils or stiff sub-soils it will answer quite as
well MS Peruvian, and it costs but two.thirds
the price Of that article.
Mexican Guano, OF four grades.
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Ccrealizer. The high reputation
borne by this article as the most effective and
reliable crop producer made in the United
States, induces me to ask the farmer to test it
alongside Of any manure he may apply.
WOolston's Amounted Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains all the best qualities Of Peruvian Guano
and Ground Bones. VIM. Il. IR WIN.
NH 2S-tf No s south Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13

NUANO.- REEDS AMMONLATED SU-
V PER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The best
sLperphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
1t contains n large amount OF animal matter
in a highly concentrated form, which, combined
with it's soluble bone phosphate of lime, cannot
fail TO render it very valuable As a FERTILIZER
Notwithstanding We believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by q pro-
ceaa peculiar in It's manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled t" sell It
very low, with q liberal discount to dealers.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO., Sole Agents,
No. 4, South Wharve5.
oct 4-tf AleXhnd1ia, w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13

The Richmond Enquirer says that a well
known business fri. 10 Richmond, in addition
to their owe liberal private contributions, has,
within the last few days, through the influence
of the Junior partner, obtained quite a hand
some appropriation from the Boston Southern
Relief Fund, for distribution among the sui
fering sick and poor of Richmond and vicinity.
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COTS AND SHOES
NEW GOODS: NEW STYLES.
KING STREET,

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w. b. W 4 d
specially invites the attention Of buyers, who
want uniform and reliable goods, To our ne"
stock Of Ladies, Gents, Misses and Childrrl'=
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every kind and description, comprising u
great many new styles, which arc unsurpassed
for beauty, comfort and durability. As these
goods have been made recently, they can and
will be sold much cheaper than any old goods
in the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13

a mao named Hayward, from Massachu-
sets, has been making speeches to the colored
people of Richmond, of the most iucendiary
character. His language was designed to stir
up the worst passions. He advised them mot
to endanger of the lie Of the illustrious Under.
wood but when he left, to have Il high carni-
val!' We see it stated that this wretch has
been arrested for enleavoriug to create a riot
and disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13

The President has received invitations to
attend five several celebrations or festivals, viz:
Laying of a corner stone in memory Of Mr..
Johnson's father, at Raleigh, N. c.. to the
convention Of working men of Chicago; unveil-
ing OF the statue of Henry Clay, at Louisville,
18th May; Bunker Hill monument celebration,
18th June, and to the Masonic celebration,
Boston, on the 24th June.
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DAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE. =.

1 am the only agent in Alexandria, Va, fol
the pure and genuine Baugh's Raw Bone Phos
phate, for sale by me in large and small quantl-
ties. Also,
WHANN'S PURE RAW BONE PHOS-
PLATE, manufactured by Walton 81 Whann.
ANDREW GOES DECOMPOSED AMI
NAL ANNOTATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
Loudoun, Fauquier, Prince William and Fair
fax counties.
Headquarters for McCormicL1s Reaper and
Mower.
Hubbard's Reaper and Mower.
Garden Seeds, &c. w. Ii. MAY,
ap l3-lm Alexandria, Va.
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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. DAVIS AT RICHMOND
Alter a little more than two years absence
Mr.. Davis returned to Richmond on Saturday
The transfer of the prisoner from Fortress
Monroe to Richmond, was very quietly accom-
plished. Gen. Burton, the commandant OIL
Fortress Monroe, in whose custody he remains,
ACCOMPANIED him to Richmond. The trip uI
the James was made 10 the regular mai
steamer, Mr., Davis having the freedom OF the
boat and miying with the passengers. At
Richmond large crowds had assembled to wit,
ness his arrival. Gen. Schoield had made the
necessary preparations for the reception
Carria res were in attendance with a mounted
mil;tary guard, and he was quickly transferred
from the boat to the Spottswood House. He
has rho freedom Of the hotel, and during Satur.
dav night and Yesterday was visited by a large
nnnber of his friends, and presented with
bouquets. When the boat arrived at the #na1
in Richmond, Mr.. Lyons went on BOARD, and
sfter a feeling meeting with MIR. laws, brought
Mrs. Davis ashore and conducted her to a car
riage, followed by the two servants Who attend
aJ bor In few minutes Mr.. Davis came
ouor he oanp nlank, accompanied by General
Burton and DR.. Cooper. He looked very
much changed from what the citizens OF hIch,
mond rememher him, looking much older and
rather haeeard and feeble. A full, gray beard
contributed much to the change. lie wore a
heavy black overcoat, and came ashore with a
very firm step. He is to be brought into Court
to-day. His counsel will ask for an immediate
trial, and if that is not granted q motion Tor
bail will be entered.
GOLD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-13

DESTITUTE OF V1ReINIA.-Major j. H.
Remington, u. S. A., sub-Assistant Commits
sioner for the First sub district of Virginia
(embraelng the counties OF Norfolk, P.incess
Anne, Isle of Wight, Nansemond and South.
ampton), received yesterday from General @.
Brown, Assistant Commissioner for the State
of Virginia, orders to prepare for the recent
of four hundred bushels of corn and twenty
barrels pork for the temporary relief of the in
digent in his sub-district. After its receipt
due notice will be given, SO hat applicants
need not appear until notified to do so by the
representative Of the Freedmen's Bureau in
this city.-NoyoH Journal.
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The Richmond Dispatch Of Saturday, says
seThe Grand Jury ofsthe U. S. Court have had
under consideration for soma days the question
Of ipdic,ing the conductor OF the street car,
who recently elected a negro from one of the
cars. On yesterday, by a very decided vote,
1t was determined not to indict him. The
question Of indicting the newspaper publishers
of Richmond has not been, and it is not proba-
Bile will be, considered bY the iury."
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The Richmond Wing concludes an article 10
relation to the late mob, in Richmond, with
this remark: Let it be remembered that all
the blame attaches to the colored rioters and
the white iucendiaries who are daily poisoning
their minds It is, the white incendiaries, ;"
in all directions. who are melting and urging
on ''the conflict Of races" II they bring about
the,shock they seek to produce, We shall see
where they will be themselves
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ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY EVENING, NAY 10.

Aletter from a business house in st. Louis
odd friends-received yesterday, says
3'The Alexandria Gazette is always now asin
former years, a welcome visitor, and We are
pleased to see from it, that with the reopen
ing of the Canal, and the extension Of your
railroads, you anticipate q revival of trade for
Che good old town. We trust that all your
hopes may be more than realized, and that
Alexandra may soon become an important
centre Of commerce and manufactures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
DEPARTURE o. fcclEsAsrcs fpa apm,.

The Cunard steamship Java which LEFT this por, yes
terday took out addition 10 fashionable contingent
for ths Paris Exposition, several Catholic clergymen,
who are on their wsy TO The Eternal City participate
in the imposing solsmnities OF which the mistress OF
Christendom win b the theatre the 10th Of June
Among these were the Right Rev. Bishop WOOD Of
Philadelphia, and the following OF his clsrgy:-vsry
Raw c ); r. Carter. Esy Nicholas c.n.wsI, Rev. M
chae r. Martin Rev. John McGovern, Rev. Jeremiah r.
shanahan, rector or the Diocesan Seminary. Father
Kesgan, q the Church Of the Assumption Brooklyn
was also among the number. Bishop Wood takes with
him a. donation 70 the Holy Father SEQ 500 Of which
sum the city churches In Philadelphia consxbuted
$50 400 He IL also the bcarer Of beautiful
ULvm noDnL on THE YACHT HENRIETTA.
which contains small freight In gold the gin Of the
young ladies 81 Eden Hail. This model was the great
centre Of attraction, and the continuous rush Of passen
gers and visitors 70 see II might fairly tire out the
patience Of anchore The Bishop ID alao hs bearer
mvn rsu,
which presented BY the Sisters or the Immaculate
Heart Of Mary, Frankford, and bears the inscription
"Apevo crs gus snrenfes sdieem" rather apt sug-
gesiion this too beam It's little cargo Of gold. Several
priests escorted the Bishop 70 the steamship among
whom Father McIneny Of New York, and the fol-
lowing from Phladslphia:-very Rev Dr. OiHara v. @
Rev. p. A. Stanton, Rev. A. J. McConony and Fathers
welsh, 0RsiIly Elcock, Hopkins and Martin The first
gun was fred 81 one O'Clock, when there . reguas
stampede o. visitors and the saloons and decks do
gouedA iaIge porsos o. IL living freight AZ thia
rushed up Out Of breath he had been late - bid
adieu 70 his frsnda Among the passenger wsrs his
Excsllsncy Roest Van Lenburn Minister OF the Nsshsr
laudA Iady and suite The steamship Tripo no took
large number Of cabin passenger.
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THE BAHAMAS,



Dangerous Accident In Nassau Harbsr-
Tradc-Naval Movements. &c.
HAVANA, Nay Is, 1887.
The steamer Corsica Captain La Asssuricr from Mas
morning She only brought eight passengers, the last
the LIST Of juno
Ono Of the Corsicas boats upset on crossing the
bar with the mails; struck and swamped her. One
OF the guard boats went Immediately her assistance
else four men In her would been drowned and de.
voured by the sharks which abound in Nassau haror
The salvage In tho OF the American brig Proteus
800 TONS Captain hahonsy which arrived on the sth
inst with cargo Of hoops and Shocks from Portland
bound 10 Havana had been settled satisfactorily ali
parties concerned The award TO the licensed schooners
Pearl and Reform for rendered when agroun
Orange Gays, SIN and 9th insta 81 900 Sno re-
ceved little injury, and after reshpping the por-
ton Of cargo taken out by wreckers proceeded 70 Ha-
The season for exporting pineapples had commenced
Several cargoos had been shipped and others were in
progress OF being sent 70 tho New York market The
with two thousand ave hundred dozen. Tho schooner
Eva lcn day and place, with two thousand six
hundred dozen, both for New York.
Her MJery's gunboat MINSTREL from Bermuda ar
rived 18th inst with dispatches &C, and orders
for her Majesys gunboat Cygnet 10 proceed TO Port
Royal, Jam. The Minstrel sailed on the 18th inst The
Minstrel transferred last year 70 the West India
squadron though expressly bus for The North American
station
The heavy rains have given additional stimulus to
vegetation.
Delightful brcczcs from the northwest rsigued At tho
The programme OF the forthcoming horse races at
Nassau completed which Ikeiv 10 prove al
traction. The ladies' cup was q handsome one.
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TURKS ISLANDS.

By way Of Havana We have nss from Turks Islands
dated at Grand Turk on tho 9th Of MAY
The revenue OF the colony for the past year was
kl1,S6o 14s. Cd, While the expenditure was only
Ee,S2o S. 7hd The former was the largest revenue
received the birth OF the colony The crown funds
were In q healthy condition.
The export Of salt for the past year had been vcy
tensive The value was over fs7, 900. being $4,000
value more than has been exported during any PREVIOUS
Tho value OK property destroyed In the colony BY the
late hurricane amounted In the aggregate 10 cT<ooo
Several whaling vessels had anchored In tho roadstcad
and Afterwards sailed south.
rign rApxKrs
BARRApoEs May 10, 1857.
riour--Basbadoes 81 - s3k, bond. Meal, 20 2ok.
Crackers, So Canada peas, ~ 03k per bushel- Corn,
Sis SIX. Cheese, sii iaS, bond oilmoai sal isS.
snooks. sugar hhds. 81 osk. 0ais-lrish lottIng ~
a. 20 per sack OF leo ibs Rcs-Ysllow sold TO arrive
% rs per cwt; white, receipts frsm United Kingdom
have been made ~ - Is ~, ~ 70 quality Pork
Mcss looking up; holders Offering 70 sell 81 tio Hams
si2 Is Lard 14c. But.er-Irish, duh; retailing
Al 1sc 2oc.; American, no late rccepss
Newfoundland FISH, otting store 81 SIS, Indifferent
qualify All picked ash wanted with the exception OF
hernngs White pnc-Tbe Ambros cargo sold on pri-
vats terms under tis; all yards fully stocked. r. pine
and slaves, arrivals Tonnage-0ny one charter a.
l2a Cd. for United Kingdom Sugar Offering 81 % SO
and a. Exchange say - 50 for 90 days SIX for sixty
days, and - % tor 30 days sight bank paper
Weather 10 very warm, and rain wanted all over the
island.
csoWorrows, Dsmarsra, Nay 9. 1857.
FourFavorise brands Of extra 0ho. el2; Daisi@orss
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AoUATIcs.

Opening Day or the Hudson River Amateur
Rowing Association.
Yesterday this boating association opened the rowing
season auspIciousy The boats under the direction Of
Commodore B. r. Brady. rsodssvoussd ct the Atlantic
Club Houss, Hoboksn, q two o'clock, and aftsr few
preliminary procssdinga formed into line and passed
;S os, ~ review = point n
enthusiastic well wisher Of the organization inasmuch
- the genial sunshine was pleasantly tempered By
turs a. TO infuss the greatest amount OF life
and vivscity into the memben present. Al the point
raity Of The Palsade Club Of Yonksrs the members
Of the press and the use Of the Commoderswas sur
rounded oy several steamers ana Yachts All laden with
the clubs represented wore the Ataianta, Atlantic,
wavsriey, Gulick, Columbia, Hudson, Newark, Pali-
SADIE and Acyon and their respective boats passed the
Commodore with appropriate saiutes in the following
Excelsior, eight oars fory-our feet long, four feet
wide. J. Ogden, coxswain.
Aaant oars forty feet long. three feet four
inches wide John King, swain.
Atlantic, ten oars, hfty feet long G. K Tuthil, coz
Meg Merrllles eight oau. fOrsy-Ons feet long ).
GuIick, six cara @. I. Devoe, coxswaln.
Flora six oars forty-nve feet long. Henry q. HAsha
Columbia, six oars. fory-sin feet long Jas R. Bur-
Hudsnn SIX oars forty-sx feet long thres and half
feot wida II. Wallis coxswain.
Shatamuc, SIX oars. II. J. Hardenburgh, coxswain.
Neroid SIX oars. w. b. Stevens coxswain.
Swftfoot, six oarA Robt Fawcett, bow.
Eurocydon, SIX oars :. Lusa,' cox.wain.
them the Young CusS Annie and Ada.
From the Eysian Fields the proceeded TO Gut
tcnburg, whore . pleasant dinner was served to all
present Although tue clubs Of Now York In years past
have been vastly inferior IN most everything that con-
sttutcs rowing associations the ocers Of the Hudson
river amateur organization are striving arduously to
repair this and trust a the expiration OF the season to
have attained o degree Of perfection
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ADVENTURES Of An ESCAPED cunNcr.
He Exploits Throughout the Ceuntry aaA
R0arrost. "A

His Exploits Throughout the Country aa6
Rearrest. 4tt
About eighteen months ago Captain Jourdan, Of Tho
sixth precinct arrested George Thompson alias Ada4
Worth. an Albanian, twenty-ons years Of age. on th4
charge Of breaking and robbins store under ths
St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway. worth subsequently,
convicted Of the offence and sentenced 10 Two ysa
and months In the State Prison ~ Sing Sing Afss
remaining there FOR months worth made his escape
since which TINA I'LL day two sinos, he has been -
large Being discovered the Eighth ward and foleWsA
Broadway Into the Fourteenth precinct BY Deeeo
tves Tley and Murray, q the Third prccince ehey -
conductsd him y he Chsmssrs street. police sssios.
where he was locked up. worth has acknowledged -
Detective riley that since his flight from sing Sing ho
has committed series Of burglarie: and robbsssss =
cordns his oeafssion this CONVICT assIstsd BY twe
etnsr blew opsa the safe Of Nh Jacobs 1T Broadway,
the nsht q the sh q February as and stole ihers
admitted thai the night Of The 12d Of Deosmsss
last he and two others gained 70 the store Of E
StIner No - vssey street, drilled hole n the ~
inserted quantity q powder and spgied ne MATCH
door Of The MON repository and gave then nee access
the coutsAta This operation however, dId nes pAy
burglars for their uoubis - they only realised 80 In
msuss n sss safs but sos Ssns nssotsbs shs shssvs
lsf them behind The nsxt dsprsdsten OF similas
nature in which worth and BIZ esnsdsrass ware emerged
according 70 this sasmsnt was In forcing an entrance =
stealing two They went prepared 70 blow ops3
The sale, bat being unable 70 nnd IL they decampe4
with The coass and made their sscapa How many
ss %. ssPG .o sls e. .ssss wss
refsrrsd Co. two Of weths able and desperate confsd
crates have bssn arrested and oonvotsd, and now
serving out long terms Of imprisonment In cling Sina
He win b aksn hsok % serve out the remainder Of hi
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A M AIcA.

By way Of Havana we have dies from jamaica dated
Il Kingston ON the 16th OF May.
The Legislative Councl In session ON the 18th OF
May.
The Rum Duty law would In all probability prove
afaure Tho government was In hopes Of raising large
revenue from It whereas the contrary was the result
So far the committee named BY the Legislative Council
10 revise the many clauses OF the bill regulate the
collection and warehousing Of had been sitting In
spanishtown but they found themselves obliged 70 call
In the aid Of the Inspector Of Revenues Les duty
had At "a duty per gallon than when IL 1t a. 3D.
per gallon. N7t4t 81 EslA .ttftc 1850 II ssh nos "a
There favorable change In the weather In several
I ca'ities whore the drought most felt In 81
Catharne abundant showers had fallen. r vv.l tt3
In tho Legislative Council the President asked for
leave to introduce bill 70 confer the district courts
limited Jurisdiction on matters reatiag 70 land His
Exceency said that this bill concluded the series Of the
proposed reform In tho Judicial system, and
Same principle - the others II did not interfere with
the old law on tho same subject In any other respect
than by simplifying tho process ts1s-' =
committee appointed 70 inquire into the condition
OF tho poor OF Mngkn made report which says:- IF
painful contemplate the poverty which exists among
many who not paupers not receiving
All. Many poor, respectable families, under e. greatest
difficulties. struggle indusrously for living which they
nevertheless could obtain but for the charitable assist
OF friends. M III 4aY4A kFiaG 40 ArifgE4 II 81 f =
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the fIRe commIssIoNEas.

The Fire Commissioners held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday, Commssonsr Myers In the chair. In
the absence Of President Shaler.
Commissioner GALWAY presented The following rssou
uon which Adopted
Resolved That the Committee Telegraph hereby
posals for connectns The centr. Telegraph oos a Fire
A estabiIshns saiIon, y oEds. MA. the 10
caiy Of ores may Be dsssnatsd By elecrciy In ne most
i sosPS and reliable manner ana '''''' ~ ~ ''''
commissoner Asss offered the following resolution.
which adopted
Resolved. That dismissal from this Department. for
cause sha Be sucsns 70 exclude ANA deny psuaon Tor
Petitions vers received from citizens resident in Canal
and Twenty seventh Streets askinR for the estabsh
ment Of increased IRE apparatus IN those locaiitea
The petition was referred 70 inc commlass On apps
A lengthy document prepared BY Ne Conmistss on
Discipline and which II soon 70 b. promulgated In
general order 70 the force on tne that 70 %
and employees Of the Board hereafter, was read and
ordered on nls for reference. The report recounts
that previous the organization Of tbs present Board
7rs Dsparsmsns had nos been = fsIy investigated q
they ought 10 have BEEN and thai they had oeen con-
sdered Is lsptenty possible By the Board This ast
say the committee, should mot b reason why hers
The rules wsrs nos prepared they contend 70 BE- viola
Tea al WILL nor will the slightest violation OF the ruIss
or regulations So down By the Board fer ths guidance
| Of the department - overIooksa The COMMITTEES
engine housss and suggest the esabshment Of nsai
uttne and reading rooms the various engine houses
on the arst noor Cleanliness v urged - sanitary
measure, and eaoh member Of The Fire Department 70
expected 70 s ia the discharge Of his duties ~ II the
good reputation Of che Department depended upon the
osnduos e saoh individual. The men, being well paid
shoud snow The community hal hsr eaxa sheis moapy
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Coloaixatioa by Americaas-Gsvernm An-
iOus for Encrgeeic Hands-lndtaas for Ike.
cstiOns &c.
HAVANA Nay "a 1901.
the English mail schooner Adventurer, Captaia
swassy, from Belize the llth arrived q this pos
with the mail from Honduras yesterday morning, ana
she returns to-day with those received By tho English
for the colony with permission 10 touch stssal
on her way homo. hasten TO give you the substance
OF the newa s n6 1t
II appears that the demand for laboren continues
baed About thirty thousand Of land had cbsngsd
hands. entirely bought up BY American Southerno q
the maximum rate Of nfy cents per acre. and plenty u
good land could still be obtained the Same terns
The weather beautiful and the crops every whoeo
promising abundance The condition Of the colony We
hourshng In every respect and all that was wanSng
American immigration Of setsierA ssy I t4
The ostensble object OF the government In inducing
the merchants contract with the steamers 0oueeak
sherman and Trade Wind for year, commencing %
Soulhe and western States Of America bring thcss
families aud agricultural implements with them Theee
neary hundred families DESTROYS 10 settle In
Hondura and anxtousy waiting for OF the steamers
70 convey them 10 their home.
Il was reported that Lieutenant Governor Austen
about beng superseded by Colonel Grant, late OF India
Very litIo has been said about the Indians Of late.
Four Of Kanus party were implicated in the murder o.
two policemen ut the raid Indian Church. Al theiR
trial two acquitted, and the Others were awaiting
their execution Belize.
The OooHis, the only newspaper which before existed
In Belize defunct having died out three weeks
before the vessel left port e
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Sll oornmeai inquired Tor and worth - per Dbl !.
So,nsaie OF oooags - - Co. Crackers worth 80 per
Dbl Bread-Pilct. So Lard looking up, sold ~ So 70
for New York aud 81 for Baltimore. But,er-French
Sl4 90 per nrkn. Peas-Spht, 50 rs 10 small lots
no late sales rork-Mess, $23s clear SIS; prime
mess SIC Beef sl2, Rice al quotations. WI 70
u 80. In produce little Offering Vacuum pan, from
20 30 TO 80 rs for Ito lbs Aoiassss from zoe 10 $50
per imperial gallon Common process sugar, from 4o
10 44c Molasses l6c. 10 22e. EKohange-Sixty days
sight " 80; ninety days, - g.