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J0EVAL TUBIEE W AIER-WHEL.
'IYilS Wheel. the greatest invention of
= the age. surpasses all other wheels in pow
eh economy OF water, and stea1iness of run.
workmanship. 1t is not liable to rptDut of
accessible at all times 80
~ Is cheaper IMAM any other Wheel (of
B0- Send for circular
no Persons ordering these Wheels can
nave Them pnt up by most competent work.
Address all orders to
,,,,, e. III. CHESTERMAN,
MlIlwright and Engineer, Richmond. Va.
September g. IS67.-3m.
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ALE XANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
lib A l. l. A II ID HOTEL.

RICHMOND, VA.
IHlSs elegant establishment is now
complete in all its appointments
IN It's structure and furnishing. particular
attention has been given both to comic
anu style. IL is remarkable for its cieanIi-
ness, and It's furniture is of the best quality.
Inc lobby, ladies' reception, bar. billiard
anu reading rooms, on the office floor. are
spacious and beautifully arranged. The In
9 9 parlors, and dining-rooms ON the first
Iaoof, are easy OF access, and free from the
confusion of business WAY
mo table is supplied bounteously with nil
the delecacies of the season that this and
oI ,in markets afford. and many of the sun
country. vi 'iio
me subscribers, in their new connection.
. peg Ieave TO pledge their best efforts to the
maintenance of this frst-class Hotel. and
lie generally. '-'e pun
JOHN P. BALLARD d SONS
yVnS ,Pna,LbbARD, Proprietors
Il, SrRIBIING BALLARD.
Nov TX 1862
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODSIi
TO THE PUBLIC.

E'OR the future can be found at my old
u stand, with full Agency for the Stoves
ana Hollow Ware manufactured by Charles
hunter, at the Fredericksburg Foundry
COOK STOVES, Nos. 81, 8, 8 and 10, Pots, Ovens
and SlHiliets, and all other kinds of Hollow
ware sold at manufacturers prices, with
cost Of freight to this place added. .
Will also attend to the Roofing, Guttering
ana Spouting. of Houses with Tin. Repair
ing executed in the best manner. and af the
shortest notice, for cash.
April u, lS67.-tf. ISAAC T. GRAHAM.
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Grange advertisements.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


A. THOMSON
TAKES this method of informing his
\ friends and the public generally that he
is in receipt of a large stock of
Fall and winter Goods.
embracing every article usually kept in
nrst-claSs village store. The stock embrceS
in part, CLOTHES, Cassimeres Tweefls Safi-
nets, Kelly's Factory Cloths, Bed Blankets
Llnseys, bleached and brown Cotton, Drill
ling; bleached and brown l0-4 bleach and
brown shifting, red Trilling, ossnebug eoIored
Cambries, Red and white flahhefs, Canter
flannels, &C.,
For The Ladies.
| oiier plaid Barathers, BrocalIe Lustre.
striped Lusters, Satin striped, Popln Nous.
lendelains, Black and white Poplins, Black
and coloured Alpaccas, French Merinoes.
Swiss and Nansook Muslins Jackenett Cam
Dfles, Check Muslins, Briilinnts Calicoes
assorted Glnghams, Imported RufIling Edg-
ings, assorted Linen Handkerchief. Kid.
piaek and colored, French eorsets Hoop
SVkliF,s, baiimtorals Hosiery, Dress buttons,
neiVets, Ribbons, black and colored Lace
Collars, SILK Netts BRAIDED, Waterfall Netts.
NuDlas, Bertha Hoods Breakfast ShaWIS q
great variety of Cloalls, Spool Cotton, Pens
Needles, Black and Colored, Ribbon BeIting
hlbDon Trimming, and a great variety q
articles 700 tedious to mention; fine assorted
CITY made Balfnoral Shoes. A large stock o
Shoes, Hats and Caps. GLASS; Queensware-
hardware, Notions, Ready made Clothing
Soal on, and complete assortment of family
groceries, all OF which will sell at small adj
vance Tor cash, or exchange for country pro
9uee. VIII pay the market price in cash. i
desired, deducting transportation for grain n
every description. l viii keep bags on hand
TO receive produce.
orange G. H., Oct. %, 1867
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NEW GOODS.-I have just received
= ' large supply of machine Oil, Sole Leath-
Tubs, Bacon, Corn meal, Lemons, Shoes. a
large and very cheap assortment of Calicoes,
Bleached and Bro. Cottons, Ladies and Gents
that can be called for and will be sold CHEAP.
Call and examine ourstock before purchasing
elsewhere. e, w KINtiUEI0E9
July 26, 1867. -- -
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Orange County .sva., July 5, 1867.

NEW DRUGS, ADJUST received
= and for sale, a fresh supply OF pure medi-
clnes, including j. X. Nichols Il Co.'S. dry
ctr. magnesia, Ellis liquid citrate do. varie-
W OF the best calcined magnesia, Seidletz
powders, an assortment of sugar coated pills
put up according to the u. s. p. and also
Hubbells bitter wine of iron, Sequins tonic
wine, Humbolds buchu, and Hubbell's elixer
vaierian of ammonia.
July 10 1867 HID. TALIAFERRO
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NOTlCE.-Jdst received a second
A. supply of those beautiful Cloaks. Nous
Inns, Calicoes, Alpacas, Balmoral Skirts.
Prints, &C., all of which will be sold at a
small advances. a. THOMSON
November l. 1867
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The CODVeDfion win Nsoo1v
Varnisb.

NO. l Copal, Japan, Coach, Coach
Body, and Black Leather, Just received
Store. 70
Oct. 25, 1867.
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WANTED, 100000 pounds of Su-
W mac! wanted, for which thefcash will be
paid, or taken in exchange for goods. Parties
having Sumac for sale would do vel, to give
me a call before selling.
august %, 1867 r. G. ECKIDFF.
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MO. Coach and Furniture Varnish; Paint,
IN Varnish and Whitewash Brushes, Just
received and for sale by
II: d, TALIAFERR0, Druggist.
May 10, 1867.
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EIOUR.--A No. | article of ext
a Superfine and FANNY Flour. in store and
for sale by A. 1'HOMS0N :
august 30 1867
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TAKES this method of informing his
\ friends and the public generally that he
is in receipt of a large stock of
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'The Morrul and Fizzikul Jogrefy of
Ferjinyer !" Tales, Stories, Poems.
and other Original and Selected
articles by the Editor ands
his friends.
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NOTlCE.-Just received good supply on
~ Sugars, Molasses, Coal Oil and Nails
For sale cheap. A THO NiSGlN q
April g. 1867 1ifN' -'''N 49, ri.
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RHlGOLENE Essex's improved Sy-
- rlnge Tor producing Local Anoethesia.
Chlorotorm Pur., Atropia, Veratflal Sfrvcbi,-
nlne, Santopine Oxal Cerium, PropyIainin!
Res. Podophyl, and Brom Potass. for sale nv,
July 5, 1867. HID. TALIAFERRS0D ~
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state Items.

ARaEsrED.-Messrs. J. B. Clayton, Thos. D. Gar
vim, J. c. c.. Parsons, and others whose names
are unknown to us, have been arrested by the mlh'
t3ry authorities, carried to Greenvlue, and re.
onired to enter into bond for their appearance at
a future day. The charge against these gentle
men sas we learn, is tho killing OF Benson Crane
during the war. # this be true, we trust these
persons viii be discharged. To inquire into every
thing that transpired during the war, would pro,
duce the mostf unpleasant consequences and tend
to divide and distract tile attention OF the people
still more.. What has been. done cannot now be
undone-if life has been taken, life cannot be re-
restored. I ct the s'hatchetn be buried let us
look and live for the future. The present ls dreary
and eIOomy-let us have sunshine, prosperity anu
happiness-Ke0aoee Courier.
THE PEACH Unusually severe weather
has blasted the hopes OF the lovers Of good fruit.
The peach crQp,wiA be. failure in this section.
We have better hopes of The apple crop.-Idid.
SUDDEN DHArH.-On Sunday morning las:, q
fteedw0man. named Louisa Hopkins, died, very
suddenly, at The Calvary Baptist Church, IN this
city, during service. Coroner Walker, being notl-
fed of the fact, empanneled jury OF inquest, and,
after thorough Investigation OF the body by Or.
W.P. Gsiger, and the examination OF many wit
nesses, the Jury returned verdict that the de-
ceased come to her death from disease of the
hear. t.--Ph9niI. ssl &; X =.
REVIVAL AMONG THE Co10RED PEopLE.--We
learn that there has been quite revival going on
among the eolored people for several weeks past,
and, ,baptsms have been hsquent-on Sunday last
there were sixteen.-I6d.
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NOTICE TO THE RApIcAIs.-Be it known (nnd, II
possibe, boleved) to all the world, (the Hon. Chas.
Summer incuded) that the Hon. Henry Wilson,
member Of the United States Senate from Massa-
chusotts, did, on the evening of the 4th instant,
from the facade of Jarratts Hotel, IN this Cockade
City. Military District No. !, deliberately and Ito
all appearance) without the fear Of man, deliver
public address on the late Military Reconstruc-
ton Bill, and other political questions Of the day,
to o promiscuous assembly of white and colored
citizens; and that to-day, the 9Th OF April 1861 for
aught that this deponent knoweth to the contrary,
and according to his best belief, the said Hon. Mr.
Horny Wilson, Of Massachusetts, is living In his
own boots, and in the full and free enjoyment OF
his personal liberty, as II he were in the United
States-the same not having been jailed, abducted,
bludgeoned, dirked shot, hung, OF IN any other
way nutilated or dishonored, or sent on the other
side Of the dreaded bourne
And further: that the aforementioned facts are
true, according to this deponent's conviction and
belief even in view Of the adverse facts, that the
said Hon. Senator has, from the first, sturdiy re-
sisted the President in his efforts to reconstruct
the Southern States and to grant them their rights
nnder the Constitution and has been chargeaDle
with no lack of zeal or dereGction of duty in his
efforts to reduce these States to their present COZ
dition of military subjugation. Whereupon, to
this deponent it appears evdent (or at least pos
sible. that GONE men may some time get to a
worse place than rebel Virginia and further. in
this Instrument, the deponent saith not.-Pet
Tn3er ,-gzsat-' -
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REMOVAL OF TIE IIsABMIT1Es OF SOUTHERN
PoITT1c1ANs--Numerorls applications have been
made to Congress for the passage Of laws relieving
certain Of the leading politicians of the South who
took part in the rebellion in order that they may
more efficiently (as they say support the recon-
struction act Of Congress- Thus far very properly,
no favorable eresponse has been made to this appli-
cation, and we think We, speak the sentiments of
many Of the leading IN en- in Congress when VIC
say that this course will 30 persevered in until
the persons who ask to be relieved from the dis
abilities incurred by their treason shall prove
by their conduct, that they are entitled to such
magnanimity. The moment such proof is
made clear We have NO doubt the action desired
vii follow. Why it should be insisted upon
without such evidence passes our comprehcn-
sion. The Confederate chieftain who is really
anxious to exhibit his fidelity to the country and
his willingness to assist in carrying out the act OF
Congress, can make himself far more influential
by procaiming that he is not speaking for himself
that he accepts tho penalties incurred by his re-
beIion but that he advises all others to obey the
law and to fulfil the conditions Of Congress. Such
an example would change the indifference of
thousands into enthusiasm, and would especially
endear the man who sets it to his own people and
to the Government itself. We have before us now
q letter from a leading Confederate" which
brea..-. the right spirit. He advises q certain
course, and says: 81 have, OF COURSE no personal
interest in the question, since an manifestly
within the excluded class myself, and do not deem
my exclusion hardship in view Of my past folly,
not to say crime" Washington Chronicle.
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A few bottles of pr.ANrAryoN BrrrrRs'

A few bottles Of PLANTATION BrTT1BS
VIII cure Nervous Headache. a&
Cold Extremites and FeyeriBh Ldp4
Sour Stomach and Fstid Breath.
Flatu1ercy and Indigestion. -
Nervous Affections. -.-z.i y
u~ Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain ovsr the Eyes. =, -;
Mental Dependency
Prostratlon; Great Weakness.
IS" Ballow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 40
Which are the evldeRoes OF .s-..-
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DY8PEPaIA
tts estimated TINT sevententhg Of all adult ailments
nrooeed from deceased aad torpid hyer. Tha hillary
eecretong Of the liver orerfowng into the stomach poi
son the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long research. wa are she tae MOST
remarkable cure for these horid nightmare dissAseA
the world has produced Within ono year over Ex
hundred and forty thousand persons have tskeR tho
PLANTATION BIrrEEs and not an instance oa complaint
has come to our knowleGgel
II is most ehactual tonic ana agreeable sdmchAS
suited to all conditions Of Life. -
The reports that relies upon mineral substances tor
its active propeste8, wholly false For tha sat1-
their physicans ws append List OF it's components.
OaLIsAYA BARK.-Oelehrated TOR over two hundred
years In the treatment Of Fever and A9ne.
Weakness etc. 1t YVES introduced into Europe oy the
Afterwards sold by the Jesns tr s snormot. prtss o.
Il, o,ss tsesh slper. under the name OF Jesaas o'
ders and finally made public by Louis XVI, hing
Of France humboldt makes especial reference TO iss
iebrifuge qualities during his South Amertcsn travels
OAsoARrI1A BAnK-For diarrhcss, colo and diseaasa
OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDRIloN-For Inflammation OF the loins and drop"
ical affections.
LAvnNDEn EIowKRs-AroIuAtc, shmulant aud tonic
highly invigorahng In nervous debility.
WrNrERGREEN-For scrofua. rheumatism. etc
AN1ss-An aromatic carmtnattve; creating fesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also cove-buds, orange, carraway ooriandsr SNAKE
0Ok etc. ...,,.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared -. :.

MONETARY AND FrNANcAI,-Thcre has been steady
demand throughout the week for Gold, principally for
the country, and with only moderate supply on the
market prices have been firm and comparatively higher
than in other markets Dealers have bought generally
between 134ka135, and selling at 135al36 To-day tho
market closes ut 135alJ5Ia.
he supply Of Sterling has been limited. md with
good demand rates have been steady ut from
Tor sixty day bills and 145a145 for sghtclosing at 144
and 145.
Transactions in Francs have been TO limited extent
opening ut 3921s, improving TO 80 OIL Tuesday, and
closing today at 9Oa3 871s,
The supply Of New York Sight has been light through
out the week, and with good demand rates havc besll
stih and gradually hardening from u premium at the
commencement to q premium checking ut the close.
Today heavy demand is reported, principally for the
purchase gold in the North Outside bills have been
negotiated chiefly at par to ;. premium.
New Orleans Sight ruled at q discount Saturday but
since then par has been the controlling rnte and ut the
close premi IN was asked.
In consequence OF the continued premium on New
York Exchange, the value Of currency is diminished but
there is still % plentiful supply for the light business
doing.
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Tur Jrws AND THE INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-T

TuE Jews AND THE INSURANCE CoMPAN1Es.-The
Jews of Cincinnati have sent to their brethren IN
New York the proceedings of q meeting OF Israel
ties held in that city on the I'd lust. to consider
the action of several insurance companies OF this
CITY who refused to grant policies to Jews, The
following resolutions were adopted
sWhereos, It is known that the following IN
surance companies, the Manhattan, Hanover,
Niagara, Republic and Germania, Of New York,
the last four constituting the Under writer's
Agency have recently issued instructions to their
agents not to insure tile property OF jews; and,
whereas, such an order being opposed TO tno splrlg
of the age, and conceived in that OF blgotry an9
fanaticism, we deem it our duty to ourselves anu
co-relgionists to protest against suon acaoh "a "a
said companies, and to denounce it as un]ust ana
iliberal. and which, II passed over in silence,
micht be construed as an acquiescence in such
prescriptions therefore, be it ~.
ssResolred, That we will not insure IN any OF gne
offices which have adopted, or shall herea1teI
adopt, the regulations mentioned above, nor VIII
wa insure with any agents for the ABOVE compa-
MES. if the persons occupying these posltions
sho,ld also continue to be the agents for any COM
many or companies which may have adopted, OF
NAV hereafter adopt similar regulations, and that
we will exert all the influence We may respeotVely
possess to induce others to pursue the same course
we have indicated for ourselves.
s:ResoLped, That those OF us who now have IN
s1,rance in the offices above designated, or In any
other offices adopting like policy, will, as soon as
convenient, withdraw all connection Herewith.
''ReSolued, That the city papers be requested TO
publish these resolutions"
MIR. John II. Law, general Cinclnnan agent or
the New York underwriters, publishes 9 card re-
signing that position in consequence Of the action
OF the above companies in the exclusion OF Jews.
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heeT, abol;sbed tho adcal an~etv to aSoI;sh TIs
something else is taking definite shape in the
large meetings now held in California to advocate
the banishment Of Cinnamon from that State
The complaint is that the Chinese compete with
native laborers by Offering to work cheaper; that
they send the money they make in California to
China, and that the introduction of q race 80 to-
tally foreign to the laws, language, religion and
civilization Of the country, is questionable policy
The opposition, at present, is directed against the
large and wealthy companies having agents who
transport coolies to California and hire out their
labor and services; but the real objection seems
to be that the Chinese are coming in such numbers
and their labor can be secured at such low rates,
as to threaten to diise out all other kinds of
iaDor auu o.nec cASses OF immigrants.
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- Give to the stricken, sorrcw1ng poor
The :joor that PHYS cause demands:
Food. raiment In their hour OF need
Give, noble hearts; give, generous hands
Thousands on thousands nrn 70 Se e.,
Imploring elances dinnled with tears!
Give of your store, o favored ones,
And aoothe their woes, stnd calm their fears
Mothers who pine, pale, weeping sad,
And bending DER their early dead
VIM ns1lse amid their speechess grief
To cali Gods blessings cn your headl
Ave, He who said that cen the cup
with water from the waysidc spring,
Given in His name, shall have reward,
VIII not forgetyour Offering.
Give while you may; hearts bruised and crushed
Some little Joy in grief may know;
Some eye grown bright sone faded cheek
Again with health and beauty glow,
Give while you may, o happy ones
In pleasant homes! The orphan pleads;
The Widows nournful plant is heard;
Let generous hearts prompt generous deeds
Blsckened with fire and SCARED with graves,
That land lies desolate and drear;
Her yirgi ID mourn. her young men slain,
And every household has its bier
I. No flowers bloom where Dcathiug.hame
Hath swept theroofhee and the sod;
:, And famine stalks from (loor to door,
AIysterious yisitant from Godi
:. And shall the cry that's bonealong
On every breeze, TO every ear,
--i'Waken n, echo in our hearts,
q Nor start the sympathetic tear?
:. Itmay not, cannot, must not be,
That these shall plead, but plead in vain;
. Humanity would spurn tie thought,
4 And brand it with the crille Of Cain!
: AYE, God Himself from Heaven calls
on US in this the darkest lour
OF mortal want and mortal woe,
To give according to our power;
To give according to their need;
TO give, while yet to give ;ye may,
Lest Christ may speak the words OF doom
In the last great, eventful days
BrADENsBURa, MD., April 4, 1867.
= 81 was hupgered and ye gave Me no meat;
hirsty and ye gave Me no drink; naked aud ye co'u
Ta MT 81
y Verify, say unto you: lnasmuch as
in ;t not h ore of the least Of these you did it not
fe. And these shall 60 away into everlasting puni
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April S.-TURPENTINE- Sales of 81
bbs at 81 for yellow dip, aud 50 6 for hard per SO 6s
A lot Of - bbs new virgin sold at S.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ihe market is firmer and VIC
quote sales of l6l bbls ut 6S Ga7Oc per galon as i'll
quality.
at$6 80.
TAR-295 bbls changed hands at 81 90 per Dbl.
COTToN-A lot OF 2G bales sold ut per to for mixed
grades.
HAY-5a bales Maryland received and sold from wharf
at Sc Is per 100 lbs.
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Dr.. ", B, MERWIN, 81 Walker st.,
De. WRIdHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
O,. Essence or life. 90.

SSS&SMWNHzi0 Cures General DEBILITY, Weot-
~ z: /: ( ::
aged, causing the hot blood OF
AZ s Phenir rises youth to course the veins, res
rom Me ashes Q! s toring the Organs Of Genera.
Gre Gmnaalea tn Sa.: tom Teouin0 Impotency and
,s;e EHS;r re;,,nsn De6il1y, restoring Adnliness
ate the sysfe1n and ana Jua T.gor, InIs Plosmrue
overcome disease. perfect oEtloar q Lope, NJ ~
moving Serilny and Barrenness IN Dota seae t.e az
boon than this Elixir Of Life" It giyee new
lease Of life, causing the weak and deoihtatea 70
hnye renewed strength and vigor and the enufe
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three ootties e'i een' W
express to any address ,,xu
Our medicines are sold and reeommended ~ al
resnectable druggists in every part OF the cv1zed
elobe: some unprincipled dealers, however, try 70
deceiye their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
deceiyed--ask for these medicines snd take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to us, and we will send them BY express carefully
hacked, free from observation We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
sny disesse with which ladies or gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., IL.
u.r ~ mvf II
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April G-CorroN-Was again nrmer TO-
day, with small sales Of Mlddiug Uplands at &c, al
which price the market closed quiet.
CoFFEE-We notice tho sale Of invoice of 1047 bags
Rio, Wavelet Just arrived private terms, and 400 bugs
Rio from second hands at 1Slsa19hc goll The market
closed firm.
FLoUR-Clocc Spring wheat grades extra were held
5c higher to-day aud the market generally is very strong
ut the late advanced prices but not active the les being
mostly confined 10 trade wants. We report sales Of 15O
bbls Howard Street Extras at S13 .5al3 G2; 100 bls
Northwestern choicest brandy Extra ut $l3 70; 100 bbls
No twesc,n Super ut $40 Is per bbl and other small
lots within range below We further revise quota.
tionS, viz: