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.is'' ..'' GREAT
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2000 WATCHES, Patent Lever Movements, full jewellet, Hunting Gases, Sterling Silver, Beautifully Engraved, and in every respect first class Timers To De sold at six dollars each, being less than three-fourths the cost Of manufacturing. These watches are retailed by Jewellers at from $15 to SIS. the actual cost to the manufacturer being s9 each. This stock of Watches was purchased at a Bank rupt Sale in London, and are now. offered at such extremely low figures, that all may pos sess a correct Tim e-keeper at a merely nomi- nal sun. Every watch warranted for two years. Parties ordering them sent by mail, must enclose S6 cents extra to prepay postage Money enclosed in we'll sealed letter may be sent at my risk.
 Address all orders to
 .5s MARTIN CONNOR, Sly # ALBANY N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-10-24
CHAPTER XCv.

An Act in addition to 'sAn Act concerning Con-
 munities and Corporations"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. i. The provisions of sections two hundred and twenty-three and three hundred and twenty- four of the act to which this is in addition shall not apply to those Methodist Episcopal churches of this State, embraced within and belonging to the New York East Annual Conference, except so anG as proyas St ar be two chairman and clerk, who are to act as inspectors of election, and to receive and count the votes and trustees.
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after it's passage.
 Approved, July 18th, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-10-24
CHAPTER xCvI.

An Act in alteration of an Act entitled "An Act
 concerning Crimes and Punishments"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened:
 That in the trial of all indictments, complaints and other proceedings against persons charged with the commission of crimes, or offences the person so charged or the husband or wife of such person, shall, at his or her own request, but not otherwise, be deemed competent witness nor shall the neglect or refusal to testify create any presumption against the defendant, nor shall such neglect be alluded to, or commented upon by the prosecuting attorney or by the court.
 Approved, July 18th, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-10-24
CHAPTER xC.

AZ Act in addition to an Act entitled An Act re-
 lating to Courts.' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened: The Act in addition to an Act relating to Courts. passed May Session, A. D. 1866, and approved June 30th, A. D., 1866, be, and the same is hereby re- pealed.
 Approved, July, 18th 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-10-24
CHAPTER LXxXIX.

CHATTER LXXXIX. An act in addition to An Act for the regulation
 of Civil Actions Be it enacted by the Senate and House ofRepre- sentatives in General Assembly convened: That all leases of lands or tenements hereafter made by parol, whereby rents are reserved payable monthly, and in which the time of the termmina- tion is not specially agreed upon, shall be constru ed to be leases for one month only. Sec. 2. This act shall not affect any suit now pending.
 Approved, July 18th, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-10-24
w ATERs' PIANO-FORTEs.

WATERS PIANO-FORTEs. Grand, Square aud Upright; M+ Tod cons; Parlor Church, Gem and Cabinet Organs. Tue best manufactured. Warranted for Si1 gears. Second hand Pianos. 1olodeons, Organs, at great bar gains Prices rom from s25 to $2OO New and second hand instruments to let, and rent applied if purchased. Monthly installment re- ceived for same. Old Pianos taken in exchange for new 1Ila astrate1 catalogues mailed free. Warerooms NP. 481 Broadway, New York.
 HORACE WATERS & CO.,, Man ufacturers 52 IA
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RAILROAD CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA-The
convention at the White Sulphur Springs TO
devise means for the construction of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio road to the Ohio river ad.
journed Thursday, after q two days. session.
Ohio, Kentucky, eleven counties of West Vir-
ginia, and nine counties If Virginia, were rep
resen ted by two hundred delegates. Governor
Pierpcint presided. Several capitalists from
New York and Philadelphia were present On
taking the chair Governor Pierpoint made a
speech, predicting that if the building OF the
road was persevered in the Federal Govern
ment would aid il, and lay 8 double track to
meet the demands OF the great West. Resoiu-
tions were reported, one Of which declares that
S5,COS 900 should be raised for the completion
OF the read by Virginia and West Virginia
During the debate, Mr.. Williams, OF Green
brier county, donated five thousand acres OF
land TO building the road, aud another gentle.
man offered to become one Of one hundred to
subscribe $500 each.
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MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Yesterday the consideration Of the additional
section providing that " No person shall be in
competent as witness on account OF race or
color, unless hereafter SO declared by act OF
the General Assembly" which had been the
special order. was postponed until Tuesday
next, and the article on the city OF Baltimore,
reported from the committee on public works,
was taken mp. Speeches were made BY several
city members, earnestly urging the necessity
Of new government for the city and the arti-
Gle was concurred in by the Convention unan-
imously. Under Its provisions an election is
to take place in Baltimere on the second
Wednesday in October next, and on the Same
day every four years thereafter, for a Mayor,
whose term shall commence on the nrsr Mon
day in the succeeding November, and continue
for four years, or until his successor shall be-
qualified. Members of both branches OF the
city council are to be chosen at the same time
also, in 1867, and thereafter. for the first brapch
each year and for the I'd branch every I'd year,
their sessions TO commence on the third Mon
day of January, and not to continue more than
ninety days, exclusive OF Sundays. New
features are embraced in other sections, pro-
hlbiting the mayor and councilmen from held
ing other Offices in the pay Of the city, being
interested in contracts, and the city from in
curing debt or loaning its credit, or making
appropriations for works Of internal improve
lature, and with vote of the citizens In it's
favor. The Convention also took up and
adopted the report on the basis Of representa-
ton, with an amendment as regards the appor-
tionment OF delegates after the taking OF the
next census, limiting the number OF delegates
Of the largest counties and the legislative dis.
tricts Of Baltimore city each to SIX.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
The Rockville Sentinel of yesterday says
1t is our sad duty to announce the death OF
DR.. John w. Anderson, one of the Judges OF the
Orphans Court Of this county. He was stricken
with paralysis on the Sd instant, and the vi
olence Of the attack excited the apprehensions
OF his friends from the first. HIS professional
brethren were constant in their attendance, but
Notwithstanding the utmost exertion OF their
skill. he sank quietly into his last, long sleep
on the evening of the sth instant.
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed enrolling officers for this county under
the militia law passed at the last session Of the
General Assembly of this State First dis
trlcr, Frank M. Griffith; second, johnson Ben.
son: third, Alex. Dade; fourth, Saml Higgins,
chief; fifth, Perrie Leizear.
We understand that Hon. Samuel II. Berry
will visit this place on Tuesday next (the 10th
Instant for the purpose of drawing the jury
to serve at the next August term OF our circuit
court, according to the provisions OF the act
passed at the last session Of our Legislature.
On Monday last, Mr.. James F. Braddock
rendered to the commissioners Of Rockville his
resignation as bailif, whereupon the commits
sioners appointed Mr.. Henry Lyday to fill the
vacancy until the next election, which takes
place in May next.
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FROM EUROPE.

LoNpoH, July i2-EveniHg.-His Majesty
Abdul Azix, Suitan of Tar kew w no leu PARIS
yesterdsy, after pleasant voyage across the
channel, landed to-day on the shores Of Eng
land, and received 4 brilliant ovation. He
was escorted to the Buckingham Palace.
bERNk. July l2.-Tbe Federal Government
nas decided not TO send Minister 10 represent
the swiss Confederation at Washington.
LONDON, June observation-disclosures re-
ceived here from Vienna say mat seriou. die.
iureances have broken ont in 9alcia The
Austrian troops despa' ched TO put them down
have been beaten by the rioters. 1t is believed
that these riots have been melted by Russian
emmissaries, who have worked upon the na-
tiona proclivities of the Sclavonic population
and created by their intrigues a feeling Of dis
content
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THE INDIATs.-Late Arizona advices repre-
sent the Indians troublesome at Prescott and
Ayansburg, stopping the mail and running of
the stock. They had been pursued by q COM
pany OF cavalry and infantry. The Indians
attacked the soldiers, causing them to retreat,
and following them all night, keeping mp a
constant fire. The troops were compelled TO
kill all prisoners taken, and also part OF their
stock, to prevent them from falling into the
hands OF the Indians. A La Pasa letter says
the Huakapals and Arrapaho Indians are mur-
dsring the soldiers and citizens, and that there
is no safety at Prescott and on the road beyond
Cruz Mine.
General James F. Rushing, U. s. army, has
arrived here from general inspection of the
posts on the plains, and across the continent to
Ssn Francisco. While absent he passed
through Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado. Dakota,
Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California,
Arizona and Nevada, returning by the way of
Panama. He reports fRvorably Of the country
generally. but discredits the accounts of our
Indian troubles as greatly exaggerated. Gen.
erai Sherman Is at Fort Harker, and it is pre-
sumed that General Hancock has reached that
point from Den yer.
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HTHIS MOVEMENT IS ENTIRELY sEPA-
RATE FROM, AND HAS NO CONNECTION
WITH ANY OTHER ENTERPRIsE.@
Address all Orders and Conmunic ations, with
Stamps for Return Postage, to
GEORGE W THOMAS,
Managing Director,
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, d. c..
0-Editors respectfully invited to notice
this National Offering of sympathy and philan
throphy, and to lend 1t such aid as their beneyo-
lence suggests. je 22-lm
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The corner. stone OF the Centenary Mstho-
dist Eplscopal Chapel, In Camden, N. J., was
laid ON Tuesday.
a0lt 10 reported that tie registration lists
show preponderance for the whites.
~The Legislature OF Oounecticut has re.
fused to abolish capital puntshment
~ The story OF DIR. Livingstoues death is
confirmed In all its particulars.
SPubiic haths are to be established in
Portsmouth,. Va.
- New Orleans is reported to be perfectly
healthy. s
Hn Holssnd wants to soll 0uinea ana Pop.
tuxal prcpesss to raise the wind by disposane
OF W1ootf2.
~ Twenty thonsand Amsrtoans are ssti-
noaod 10 have croseed Tie Atlantic, from west
10 oaa& since Fe6rnaxy lnaI- =
n0Tne London Times tAian Yitus,ssm
rwna lees than two the1eaAd palp.ts in Eng
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ALEXANDRIA AND VIcIMTY.-The Journal
of Thursday says:
Mr.. jerry Kingston, a resident Of this city,
ana a member Of the Friendship Fire Com.
pany, was accidentally killed, near Point OF
Rocks, Maryland. on the night OF the 9th inst.
He was employed on the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad. and on the evening named, in COM
pany with some twenty other workmen, had
Suspended their labor for some cause or other,
and Kingston laid down on the track and went
to sleep. After time his companions moved
away and LETT him. A train shortly after
passed over him, instantly killing him. He
was a young man, about 81 years Of age, and
had been living in this city Tor quite a num-
A daguerrean artist from Washington,
named Henry p. Lowell, fell from the third
Union street, last night. He had retired for
the night. and is unable 10 account for his :erial
fight. He was picked mp by the prcprie or in
a senseless condition. and conveyed into the
house. After some minutes he revived, and
walking up to the bar he called for a glass of
ale. With some very slight scratches and
bruises, he suffers noinconvenlenc ce from the
tall.
We bear that the new brick-making COM
pany noticed by us the other day, in which
Messrs. Stevens, Bryant and others are con.
cerned, is in danger OF being located in Wash
In ton, instead of this county. by reason Of the
ex'oriioDate prices which are demanded for
sites for their works, and the superior induce
ments held ont to them in Washington.
The store OF Mr.. George Harlow, on the cor
ner OF Union and King streets was entered by
thieves last night, by the aid of false keys, and
about 30 q worth Of tobacco and $40 in green
backs taken fherefrom No clue has been
discovered Of the thieves.
A young man named Beach had the index
finger and thumb Of hts right hand taken of
last evening by a machine In the spoke fac
tory OF n essre. Verpianck 4 20. He 10 an EN-.
ploy ee In the establishment, and was brushfng
on the machine with q email broom when the
accident occurred.
The number OF persons registered at Acco-
tink during the past three days 10 20 colored,
and le4 whites. Registration in Fairfax county
will b completed tomorrow.
RegietIAtiOn In the county thus far stood last
night: Oolored. 4el; whites, 30. q lored ma.
The same paper Of yesterday has the follow
4 horse belonging to Stone & Co.'S circus
was stolen at Frederick. Nd. laat April. Yes.
terday. Mr.. g. F. Dixon, . hverv stable keeper
In Frederick, sued ont warrant for the re.
coyery OF the horse from John Moore, Of this
city, IN whose po60esaicn the horse now 10,
Tne case was blought before Jnsttcs Moore.
Who has ordered 3 stay of fartAsr proceedinss
until 1e Yiehtfal oWnsrshap 10 estshlishod.
WIN. Mesde, who was found guilty Of rob.
hing 0lAskloek Co.'S store, and whose trial
tel plaoe IN dAYs aEos Was sen'encsd 0y
Pyesj1ing Justics HcKsnx1s 70 the peni,en.
tiasy Sos I've ysars, tsh hnstnips.
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Recommendation. VIM. L. Goggtn, Of
Virginia, has written q letter upon tne recon-
struction question, in which he urges faithful
compliance with the terms OF recon str action;
the epeediee, attainable recovery Of the States
posiiion in the Union. the avoidance OF party
divisions, and the suppression OF party feeling
smong the people; the selection Of men for pub.
lie position without reference to what thew
may have called themselves in the past, or
may call themselves now, but weighing only
with the blacks t.ei -. =
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

Iwould take this occ asiOn to return many thanks
to my old friends and patrons for their iberaty in
the past and shall enaeavor by poiteness to Gus
toners and strict attention to business to merit
large share Of their future patronage. BY largely
increased facilities for obtaining supplies and ad
abed to offer much better assorted stock at lower
prices desire to call the special attention of the
ladies and public in general to one Of the greatest
novelties OF the age,
THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES.
For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur.
passed. Call and look at them before purchasing
any others. Call early. 1t is proper for me TO saw
you can rely upon finding u good assortment Of
other leading and staple styles Of ladies'. gents
misses boys' and childrsns BOOTS aud SHOES
Also, men .. boys and children's HATS and CAPS
in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of ali
sizes. Don't forget the place.
II. c. WINDSOR,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats,
je 7lm& 359 7th st., bet I and X sts
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BANKERS.
lay COOKE & CO.,

Jay COOKE & co..
BANKERS,
Fyfssnth street. opposite nsaSpry,
ny and sell at current market rates, and keep
Constantly on hand full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
seI-n
.,XCHhNGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUR-
t. LEY & co.
We are selling Bills of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our office, 40s Pennsylvania avenue
ap 2s-3m VIM. HURLEY co.
SAYIN Gs ANK.
"A PIN A DAY is A GRoAT A YEAR"
Cali at the corner of
10TH STREET AND PENNA. AvEHUE
FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUSTyCO.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
The Central Office of this Company is nov situated
az above, and is carried on in connection with the
Washington Branch. 80
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL 3.
Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received,
and interest paid on all sums of FIVE DOLLARS
INVESTMENTS are made in UNITED STATES
BONDS AND STOCKS ONLY, under the direction
of HENRY ID. COOKE, Esq, of JAY COOKE
CO., Chairman of the Finance Committee OF the
The Deposits are now more than $4,000.
N. 7. HEWITT, of New York: President.
WI. WILSON, Cashier Of Branch Bank
my 23-W ,F& NJ ,6m' -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
national OFFERING. va.
gg
GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION.
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH.
S15O.0OO

The East joins hands with the West and North to
relieve the pressing need OF the South.
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AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN pEopI,

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Fully appreciating the extent of the suffering
which new peryades the Southern Sc ction of our
Country and desiring to assist in furnishing relief,
Is as aps & nssey G
asiity and deiity Of Mr. GEoRGE se W. TH3MAs
Managing Director of the recent Festival for the
(by which nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars
were realized by that humane Charity.) We, the.
undersigned, earnestly solicit the support of gene
try in aid Of this National NOV e@ent, TO be made
with the sanction Of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue of the United States, at the City Of Wash
ington, D. G., on the evening of Sept. 25, 1867.
premises, give our cordial approval of this
movement of Christian Philanthropy
RICHARD WALLACH, [Mayor,1 Washington
JAMES W. NYE, U. s. Senator, Washington
H COOKE, Banker, Washington. &C.
y: D GILMAN, Druggist, Washington, D. c.
politan Bank. Washington, D. G..
MOSES KELLY, Cashier National Metropoli
: tan Bank Washington; D. z.
GEoRGE W. RIGGS, Banker, Washington
PHILIP & soLoMoNs, stationers, Washing
W. II 4 @. H. MORRIS ON, stationers, Wash
w: <. RANSOM CO., ss4 and ss6 Broadway.
Evans, GARDNER & CO., $50 Broadway,
WIN C. BROWNING CO., 326 Broadway
DuRYEE 4 JAoUEs, 3e4 Broadway, NY.
DAVENPORT BROS, O3 Greenwich street
GILES: Wales 4 CO; 1s Maiden Lane, n. 7
John H GRIsCoM, M D., 40 East 18th street
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PETIT LARCBNY.-Isaac Miller, arrested by
OH Ger Bull, charged with petit larceny, had
hearing before Justice Harper. who, after
hearing the evidence In the case, committed
him to Jail for court.
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HARD ON TEE 9REsK-The officers Of the
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LIAM sAUSAGE.-I have Just received another
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DIsoRDRRLY.-John Mcfarland arrested by
ofacer Gates. charged with disorderly conduct,
was committed to Jail by Justice Walter, in
default of security to keep the peace.
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DISREGARD FOR THE SABBArH.-Margaret
Hogden. a shopkeeper, was arraigned before
Justice Drury, charged with keeping open on
Sunday, for which she was fined $40.
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IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKS es,
To be distributed TO the Suffering people of the
South, by Major General o. o. Howard, u. s. Com
missioner. s.zs...ys -
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SIZE CARD elsewhere of Mr.. T. T. Fowler
Superintendent Of the Washington and George
town Ice Com pany, in relation to the price Of
Ice by the quantity.
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POLICE MATTERS. number OF ar.
rests reported this morning by the Iieutenants
in charge Of the different precincts, 55 while
the amount derived from fines was $l1l.65
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NEW SUMNER DRINK.-Mr. Charles
RoKer, No. 500 N street, sends us a sample of
his .Champaene Water" new and delight
ful summer temperance drink, as pleasant as
the wine, but without any headache In it.
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C1ETRR MARKET, To-pAY.-Beef. best cuts,
per lb., 3ec.; next 25c; Salt Beef lSa20c.; Dried
Beet, 25a30c. Veal, CSC. Mutton. chops, 20c,
Lamb, 2oc.; Lard, 1sc; Pork, fresh, ls cts;
corned, 15e.: Bacon. hams, uncut 2Oc.; sliced,
3Oc.; breasts, 1sc.: shoulders, I5c. Butter, goa
30c.; Spring Chickens. S4a&6 per doz.; Chick
ems, per pair, S1.50; Qosiins Sl.15 a piece;
Ducks, pair, 81 .25 Eggs, dog, 3Uc.: Green Corn
60c per doZ.: Currents, i5c. qt, Tomatoes. 50
per peck; Peaches, $3.50 per box: Cherries 10c
II Huckleberries, Is cents per quart; New Honey,
so cents per pound; Apples. new. per peck,
40c. Apples. dried, 75c Leeks, bh. Sc. Spinach,
4Oc. kale, 1sa20c. Turnips, 3nc. PIX. Peaches,
dried, per Qrt, Is cts. Beans, butter, 20c.;
white, 12al5c.; dried cherries. Qt, 50csu Rad
ishes, per bunch, 2a4c Beets, per bh., &C.
Onions, Soc; Okra, Soc; Parsnips, 2oa25c. Peas,
qt., 10c. Carrots, bunch, Sc. Rhubarb. &c.
Fish-Rock, large, each, o25O, small. bunch. 40c.;
Perch, SO cents; Herring, per dOz., l5a20 cen Is;
Shad, pair: SO cents to rs; Haiibut 25 cents Id.
Rye, per bus. 81 .5oaS1 so. Corn Meal. per bus
ding, soc. Shorts, 60c. Corn, 90c a$1 TO-
ear, bhl, Is 5.50a87. Oats. bu., 90c. Hay, cwt, 81
aS2. Straw, 81 s0a1 .95. Celery, per bunch. 18c.
Krout per quart, &c. Cabbage per head. l0aI5c.
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuc cents.
Potatoes, a0c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes. 81.
Small Birds, per doz, e1.26; Small Ducxs,
75c.a31. 80 cents. Green peas. 25a5O cents.
PIX. Bermuda potatoes, PIX. Sl.15. Aspar-
agus, 10a9oc. bunch. Pineapples. l5a35c.
each. Cherries, qt., 20c. Gcoseberries, qt. 10c.;
Cymlines, per. doz, 4Oa50c.; Snap Beans, per
PIX. 25a5Oc. New Potatoes. per PIX, 30a4G,. Cur
rants, per ut., 15c. Mulberries, per qt., 1Oc
Blackberriee, cents. Raspberries, 15aaOc. Gu.
cumbers, per doZ., 60c.