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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-14
OBITUARY.

DIED-In this city, 4th inst. Mrs. REBECCA
A., wife of Kilby Brown, aged 43 years.
She was member of the First Baptist Church
in this city, and was esteemed and loved by those
who knew her. She, like many others, had been
obliged to struggle with the difficulties of the
times, which fell with crushing weight upon her,
but indomitable energy enabled her to rise above
economical, and independent-she infused into
their minds that unblemished character would
bring responsibility and honor.
Her severe bodily Affections were sanctifed to
her spiritual Sood-sho bowed to the Divine will,
and was willing to depart and be with Christ
Thus has passed away a good wife, devoted
mother and an humble christian.
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General Order No. "a.

tbs stated that the cause which led to the issu-
ing of Order No. 81 a belief on the part OF
General Sickles that ju- tice was not as promptly
administered in some parts of the State as might
be- This being his belief, he thought it advisable
to make an order which should allow the civil au-
thorities to retain the primary control Of civil af
fairs, while. at the same time such information
was furnished the military authorities would
enable them reyise any action already taken, or
to take any further action might be considered
necessary. Gen. Sckles preferred doing this to
issuing such an order as that issued, with the
same intention and motive, by Gen. Schofeld.
Charleston Mercu1'u.
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LOST

GONE TIME IN FEBRUARY, 1865 on the pas
y sage of Sh rman's army through North Car
Glina one note against DR.. s. s. Satchwell for $50
dated, January Goth, 1861 with intersection date.
Also, 5undry notes against John Il. Fox and
Marshall II. Morgan, amounting to 81, 80 90 bear
ing interest from the 18th Of October, 1860.
The above notes arc I'll made payable to the
subscriber.
Also, one note on John Stokley, payable to Dir.
s. S. Satchweu, and endorsed by him to the sub
scriber, dated time III 1857, for $50 So with
interest from date.
Also, eundry other notes, Of small amounts
against sundry persons, dates and amounts not
recollccted.
All persons are torewarned from trad ng for any
of the above notes, and the makers of the same
from paying them to any pert On except myself, or
my written CId+r.
JAS. Z. MOORE.
June Il 1887
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retail demand. We quote Carolina at prices rang.
and quality,
HAY.-No receipts since our last. but there is n
fair stock of former arrivals remainino, i, tbe
hands OF dealers, and only limited demand. We
quote from store at $2Ss2 IS for Northern. and
81 cease IS a 100 tbs. for EaAtern ~
LTaIG.-The market is moderately supplied. and
rules dull We quote from warehouse at 81 76@
81 e cask.
PEA NUrs-Are in fair request, and none com.
ing in. prime article would find ready sale at
So 250o33 40 X bushel.
PoTAToEs.-New crop Irish are selling by the
quantity at 81 25@s1 80 u bushel
POULTRY-ls in fair demand, and we quote live
chickens at 25GiO cents, and grown fowls at 5O@
so cents each, as to size.
PRoyIsIoss. N. c. BACON the market con-
tnues to rule dull and depressed, owing to the
heavy stock i'll dealers hands, and it is almost
impossible to effect sales of auy moment unless
at further decline in price. There is scarcely
any d5lnand for retailing purposes. and the sales
have been confined to small parcels we ouote
at l23Wl3 cents fer shoulders, 1904 cents for
sides, 13t0i4 cents for hog round and 16017 cts.
q H. for hams, as in quantity and uuality-
Western is in good stock and demand limited
We quote from store at 1l30l2 cents for shout
ders. and 1904 cents b ID. for Sides by the pack
agc.---LARD-Is in moderate stock, and sells
slowly from store at 165@17 cents for North Car
DINA, and 1401G cents y 10. for Northern,--
PoRK.--Northern is in moderate stock, and there
tations in table.
SALT.-There is only a limited enquiry, and
stock moderate. We quote small sales of Liver
pool ground at 81 25&S2 so u sack, as in guam
tity.
SHINGLEs-Continuet to rule quiet and dull in the
absence OF any demand for shipping purposes
We quote at S30S3 so for Common, and S40S5 =
NJ. for Contract.
| TINIBER.-The market rules steady at about for
Sner rates, and very little arriving. We quote
sales OF few RATS during the week at So for ordi-
nary, IS 753t0s9 25 for Iair, and $1O@slO so for
| prime mill.
WooD-Is in some enquiry, and market nearly
bare. We quote pine and ash at $30$3 So and
/ oak at So 75@S4 q cord, by the boat load.
| FREIdHTs.--Qute number of vessels have ar
| BILE dulness in the market and coastwise rates
have declined. The quantity of produce Offering
shipment is at present rather small and shippers
appear disposed to hold off to extent for a
further reduction. We refer to our table for last
rates paid both steam and sail vessels.
Pine Steam Sd1oed Lumber Cargo rates-pe.,
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In Norfolk the inspections of -four for
the quarter ending 31st of May were 4,034
barrels.
The employees of the Lykens Valley
mines, Pa, struck for higher wages last
week.
There have been registered in the city of
New Orleans II, O02 whiteand l., S83 colored
voters.
Capt. John 3. Urny, a prominent news
paper man in San Francisco, has commit
ted suicide.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 12-P. NJ.
All the members of the Cabinet were present
yesterday, when Mr.. Stanbery's opinion regard
ing the powers Of District Commanders, was dis
cussed. The opinion was approved by all except
Secretary Stanton, who was silent on the subject.
Gen. Grant was not present during the consider
alton of the opinion. The opinion is adverse to
the arbitrary removal of State, and, it is under
stood, municipal officers.
The Indian Commissioner had prolonged audi
ence with the President this morning.
Mr.. Withers, Mayor of Mobile, has an interview
with the President at o'clock tomorrow from
undecided.
The impression which prevailed a few days ago
Of changes in the District Commanders, is fading
away. 1t is thought best to enforce discipline,
which involves respect for law and obedience from
subordinate military officers.
The receipts of the Internal Revenue to-day
were $685. 900.
Between four and five thousand persons will
witness the prize fight tomorrow.
Ninety-three suits have been commenced by
claimants OF Savannah cotton, alleged to have
been captured by Gen. Sherman, and sold in New
York. The claims amount to about 81 900, 900 in
gold, and the suits are authorized by receLt acts
of Congress
The Grecian legation has arrived and will be
presented tomorrow.
The motion for new trial Of Conover has been
abandoned. He leaves for Albany Penitentiary to.
morrow.
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DIED.

At Is minutes to IL O'clock June 8th 1867,
CARRIE infant daughter Of DR.. d. M. Buie and
NJ. j. Buie, aged months.
In this city, on the morning of the 10th inst
SAMUEL W. ROBERTS, aged az years.
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june Il
P2O. AGENTS WANTED. S2O.

SO to $500 per month-males and females
to sell the Only
GENUINE COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Manufactured 1t will hem, fell, stitch, tuck,
bind, braid, quilt and embroider beauti ully-
Price only $40 including Barnunl's self-sewer and
self-turnlng hemmer. Fully warranted fox five
years.
CAUTIoN-Beware Of those selling worthless
cast-iron machines, under the same anne as ours
For circulars and terms address, q B NEkS IL
CO., 255 b. Fifth street. Fhiiade phia, Pa.
may 10 / 81! IN wv
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR

HEFiH 7" OF THE "ILWINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday,
June Ii. 1867.
TURPENTINE-The market ruled steady during
the early part of the week, and prices were IN
changed up to Monday. when there was less dis
position among buyers to operate, and the price
declined 25t850 cents the market closing on that
day at 50 for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 so for
hard at which figures all received since has found
sale. The receipts for the week are 1861 bbls,
Eo1lo
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Journal Print, Wilmington, ". Q.
MONEY MAJ KET.
MARRIED..

On the 5th inst, by Rev. j. G. Thomas, Mr..
BARTHOLOMEW KELLY to MARY J. WAL
LACE, all of Wilmington.
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OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Ever

LIVERPOOL June 12-Evening.
Cotton closed with a. slight improvement in
prices and rather more acknowledging Uplands
lid. @112d; Orleans 115d. Sales of $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Pork declined to 76s. Lard
advanced to SOS. Bacon is higher, closing at Ais.
Tupentine has declined 6d.--sales at 32s 3D.
Rosin steady-Common 75s. I'D.
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SPIRITS IURPENTINE-As VIII be seen from our
table OF sales below, prices were fuctuating dll-
ring the early part of the week, and ranged from
so to 81 cents F3 gallon, owing to condition of
packages; for the past day or two, however, there
has been more frmness, and the market closes
steady and firm at 50 cents, with fair demand
road have been small for some weeks, and there
is very little at present offering for sale in fact
the market has become almost bare, there being
little or none in receivers hands. We quote sales
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William NJ Davies uo,dor Co,,r+r
III II crora' * sun o0't 9.
lines 7 r;tcI"n p+; {.
Garioni 9 Ferdlrao Trao1 &
49, D $500 w. wv" g
NCnrron pic Cit q
t3S - 49,, N G:i {,
1 H.5il Iu: "y' Winon :,
D 1dA?H y INF Ii nan' wayne g
D.! y o - 10 .-u &
i DehJ naoGIlsoH' New hanover -
i Tp3 @t ~ I 1@tIs, 1,. I.
MN Mn = ItouaaeS' Dup!n :;
: 1i iiTo - III We 6ullIuch
I ~ - E EI' 6@squoI"hh q
0Hilit y 80, 3@Cea &
G .ii'i l. S NoDo, 6asquotahk
" I HGI1,l i bI"p?H 3
So i,1 = pCD"hor+, tToChln6Laln 9
S CO. W ~ III '0I' Ion93 5lielS {.
PoSm5I,s " 80 iI'no, 4IfH nrnJPPnu 6.
7TE I . = rT1t $3.50 H $500 {,
1 fu~ai@ = Sbouba~i1 WGI :.
R9na a paircP 101"' M Mt;Gn {.
THor1os p Ro,,}boo 0an, {.
Fr',3n%iol 8 NaiW%1ie N O"lHe &c
Tbnuei i y % . Ie "olie MechlenouF9
CbaIIoa 80 N 1anlano0 g
W., p Nort;' n n@Ien :.
o"nc"AAOo
ana yesterday the following were admitted
to practice in the Superior Courts:
Emory Fl Merrimon Rnnconbe
John " Hinsdale, Cumberland.
James Osborne, Henderson.
M Mdo t = mefn3"S S9n richmond
James A Graham. Orange,
William Norwood, Haywood.
John % a :, s Henderson, Rowan.
GaIyin ms a Ici p Ga,d P11ooo,,,,o
John Wellborn, Davidson.
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$25 THE GENUINE $25
RiRTi ETT SEMING MON

WANT D.-Agents, 81 pei muuth nd all
expenses aid, u sell the GenuiLe Bartlett ,,Wlug
Machine. his Machine will do all he work tlal
can be done on any high-priced macniuc, ai.c IS
fully patented, licensed and rau,cd TOR nv
years. We pay the above Wa e. or d cumuus.
sion, from, which twice that amount CAL / e ul.lo
For circulars and terms address
III. HALL Il CO,
724 Chestnut Sire t. Phuddeiuhiu Pa
april lU4 JWd&w
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WANTED AGENTS.

WANTED AG"AIS. .s.-
ID 40. THE BEST CHEAP LICENgI y
SEHlAG MACHINE. $50 per month paid 20
Agents to sell the best s25 Licensed c ing III.
chine in the World Fully Licensed snd w. r.4,u-
ted for five years For particulars and term. ,l-
dress with stamp,
J. HENRY & CO., Alb Chestnut street,
-- Philadelpnia.
nayu 192-2w&14-Im
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the meeting.
Markets.
NEW YORK, June i2-6 P. NJ.
Cotton active and tirmer-sales of 5000 bales at
u cents. Flour dull and heavy-declined 10 cts;
home demand limited State sS@s11 40 South
ern mixed to good, 81 4O@$12 % Fancy and
Extra, $12 30@S15 SO. Wheat dull and declining
Corn heavy and declined 2cents-Western Mixed
new, $1@s1 O5 old, 81 OS@S1 10. Pork heavy
and lower ut sci. Lard heavy at 12@13 cents
Whiskey quiet. Rice firm and unchanged. Su-
gar closes active-sales of 1900 hogsheads Musco-
vado at 109@111 cents. Other groceries quiet and
firm. Naval Stores unchanged. Wool dull-Tex-
| as 2s0Q31 cents. Frcights fmer-Corn 500.
Gold 1917. Five-tWenties OF go, registered,
1O63@l1O63 new issue 1885, Ten-forties, register
ed, 994@$1 Seven-thrtics first series, 1O6!@
1861 others 1053010j8 ; Tennessee skies, new
issue, 67i@6S.
BALTIMORE, June 12-6 P n.
Cotton dull at Is cents. Rice and Coffee steady.
| Corn is in good supply, but weaker White 81 %
| 01$1 O6 Mixed $i00$1 o. Western Mixed % cts.
Provisions quiet and unchanged Lard dull
Whiskey nominal and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, June Il 6 Z. II.
| Flour steady -Superfine $S0S9 Corn dull and
unsettled-7O cents offered and IS cents asked
dull-forced sales at sci so held at $22. Bacon
| is in moderate demand Shoulders cents Clear
Sides 123 cents. Lard good brands 49, cents.
CHARLESTON, June 12-G ?. NJ.
| Cotton inactive-sales of 90 bales mddlng at
| 241@25 cents. Receipts IS bales.
| AUGUSTA, June 12--6 P. NJ.
| Cotton dull sales of sc bales middling at 233
| cents.
SAVANNAH, June 1916 2. Ii.
Cotton quiet and steady small business-low
middling 23l cents. Receipts 270 bales.
New ORLEANS, June 1915 ?. M.
| Cotton-SaIes of 1000 bales-middling 24@243
cents. Receipts 1913 bales. Fair Louisiana Mo-
lasses Goa 70 cents Cuba for distiling, so cents.
Fair Louisiana Sugar 12@123 cents. Flour dull
-Superdne $40 5O@$1O IS double extra s12 so !;
! choice $18. Corn dull and nchsnged-3hte
| scarce Oats unchanged Pork dull-no sales
held at s24 Bacon-Fair jobbing shoulders 81
@10 cents rib 124 cents; clear 13i cents. Lard
No quotations.
Gold 1861. Sterling exchange 474@5l3 New
York sight Jos % cent premium.
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From Rfchmond-The Republican Party
again Unit

RICHMOND, VA, june IZ-P. NJ.
At the Republican meeting at the African
Church to- night, Senator Wilson congratulated
them On the fact that party divisions in Virginia
had ended, and he felt sure of the election of a
Radical State Convention, and of Governor and
two United States Senators Of the same political
faith.
Mr.. George F. Noyes, of New York, spoke in IA
vor Of the rights of the colored people, and said
if they were secured all would go we'll; but if not,
he was in favor of confscation and war to the
knife.
Messrs. Jay and Van Buren,, of New York, and
G. W. Stacks, of Massachusetts,, also addressed
the meeting.
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IOpITIIS 1 UT IJEHUIn6,
II gal. 90 "a 50
NAILS, u IT,,
Cut e IS "a z 90
OILS, u gallon,
| Sperm. =. % GO a 3 90
Linseed L IS "a l 90
Machinery.2 90 a 2 50
Kerosene. ..575@ 60
PEA NUTS, 2 so a B 70
POTATOES,
Sweet, bushO 90 "a 0 90
Irish, Rbbl0 90 a 0 90
II pnNuTSTNNre M ~
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

BEEswAx, ID % % 33
BEEF CATTLE,
y 100 lbs.1 90 @12 90
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

General w. ID. Wood.

General w. ID. Wood.
The st. Louis papers announce the death or this
gentleman, after painful and protracted Illness on
saturday afternoon the % instant The deceased was
native Of Ohio but removed g. Louis about twenty
years ago, where he engaged In mercantile pursuits
On the breaking out or the war ho was appointed .
member Of Governor CANDLES stan, with the rank Of
colonel and commanded regiment In Missouri during
the first month OF the contest In 1803 whom the United
states army entered Arkansas Colonel Wood accompa
med t. in command Of regiment, and Tor portion Of
the time in command Of brigade. For merftorious
the coee Of the war; but the contest had entirely
ceased, he resigned his commission, and returned 70
mercantile pursuits In 1893 he was elected President
OF the Occidental Insurance Company, the charter OF
which had been obtained through his enorS He leaves
wife and two children, togsshsr with large numbor Of
friends 70 mourn his loss.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

TO fHA HDITOR OF THE HMRALDs
Having read with much interest your report q the
evidence given BY members Of the medical profession In
the case OF Ann McGenan Who died from the effects Of
choroform Bellevue Hospital desire 70 state for the
benefit Of medical gentlemen who in the habit Of
administering the above anesthetc agent and for the
prevention Of similar accdens that during extensive
sxperisnce comprising sixteen yean Of medical and
surgical practce have found infaibe test for the
safety and protection from danger OF the patient during
the administration OF chloroform. Il is the con-
dsca Of tho pulse. For instance, from tho nrst
inspiration Of tho anDsthetic vapof up 70 .
certain point the pulse rapidly increases in force and
frequency 80 long this leve when reached s main
tancd the patient 10 safe, and the inhalation msy Be
cautiously continued for an indefinite period Of dime;
but the moment the pulse shows dimnution In either
volume rapdity Il must be Instantly suspedcd This
failure OF the pulse occurs suddenly, and indicates
plainly enough that the wires rvm the cerebral
battery are incapable. to greater less oxtent Of
rausmitting vital force the organs most essential "a
life The pulse then in ell should sbs taken, BE-
fore chloroom 10 inhaled and during its exhibition
should be carefully watched BY Of experience
Thrce inspirations Of the after the pulse Indicates
failure may be Sufficient seal the doom Of the patient
BY giving tho above publicity through the medium Of
your extensively circulated Journal future accidents
may be avoided. =. r MANN, = y.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
SHIP PIN G NE VS..
toR rRw voRx--rum DAx.
sgr srsns. nooS SETS eve 10 -
............. ~ mon wArsa i. !. morn
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Cleared.
Steamship City Of Paris (Br), Kennedy LivsrpooIJ
sissmshIp Rurope ORR Lsmaire, Havrs--o Mackenzie
Steamship Uaon (Bresn) Won ssutsn. Brenes0slriohs
a Co. 8.
Steamship F1ambsau Evsrson Norfct -Lv,usssou. Foe
Co ET#
Steamship 0laucus. Godfrey Bosson--w Civde.
btenmshtD Ashand Merton. Boston-W Clyde. -. .
ship Prins Donna, Hartman. San Francisco--sniton
ssiD rslms. Steele, Hong Kons--A A Low 4 Bros:
- shp Jerem!Ah Thompson, Kennedy Lverpoo'-Sa"0S'
marx Minna fhrsmj. -. Falmouth q. via rhiadeipaia
BARK 0slelie, Black Rarbados--Hy Trowbridse scns
ARK Asphodel Norton New Oresns-.Iuppor n beetuc
Brig Leighton. Leighton, DemarAra- Miller nouxnon
eohr DAnl williams. Hunt 81 KItts-J blnfransm
eshr Harriet Brewster. Dcdell. Maysguef-A AgcoaL
echr 6ebao. LsnsosA Cisnfueecs-s -simpson vsRP ff
Schr Diadsrn Allen. 0resn Turtle CAy-b smsn
echr Lucy, Copp, Jsoksonvlls-J Bcynt2n Son Co
Schr III Allen, FULLER, 6avsnnah-A benuy; :. -
schf 3 A HOFFMAN. Holman, Georgetown. sc-0oid.h.
A. sssr q IA JcSnson. Harris wsssingscn. NO.. III
schr Whstney Iona Hayes. bslnmore-vsn brunt
Steamer N Stevens, McKas. South Amboy
Arrived. 81.
Steamship vasQo Hodges Norfolk. 30 hours with mdss
u n Vrfrekeu ARaImore.
s;sa~sSr % clsuess Godfrey, Boston, With mdss and pas
skip Jane Iseeh csr, bingham. zssu sep. with ndss
ship John Bright rowar. Liverpool Jan H. with mdse
~ " liisms %snion dan "a IN heAw saia james Smith,
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

TORONTO Feb :. 1857.
There truth in the statement that the trains
the Great Western Railway are detained q the Sus-
pension Bridge and mot allowed 10 whom behind
TINA The United States authosss DO mot impede travel
In any way and svsa the snmnation Of through bag
gage u dipensed with.
70 rHs sDrroa or rHs HHRALD.
Oyncs GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
27S BROADWAY, New Yosx, Feb. :, 1857
Permit me ~ thas the telegram from Toronto stat
ing that the Custom House Officers have stopped trains
Of the Great western Railway 1t Suspenseu Bridge In
consequence cC their not being time incorrect No
trains have besn stopped and the Custom House ocs
have NO instructions prevent tho paaags Of trains
at any time or 70 do anything which may impede our
tEafhc inconvenience our passenger1 A. the para
graph II permitted 70 90 uncontradcted would njure
the trafnc Of the Great Western Railway Company,
have TO request o you In justice 70 that company. 70
give insertion 70 this correction Yours respectfully,
JAMES CHARLrON
General Agent Great Western Railway Co.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

the EARrH ArD ATnoerHxRn Mr.. J. Disturnell read
an interesting paper sst evening In the OF the
Association for The Advancement OF Science and Art
tho variation Of temperature ascending and descending
from the esrth's surface" Many facts we're mentioned
in connection with balloon ascsnsIons The variations OF
temperature, the decrcment OF temperature the
and the Law which governs Il were likewise noted the
commonly accepted opinion being that there was an
average decrsment Of DECREE for every four hundred
feet OF ascent Descending into the earth from ATTY 70
ninety feet there II usually little or no variation below
this line IL s that the internal heat OF the earth per-
cepsbe Previous 20 the reading o the paper Professor
Clarke gave an agreeable description of his illustrated
sectional abba
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
FAMILY MARKET RKPORT.
TIER, in rolls, 3Sc. 3ec. per ib.'

CHEESE l6c. 3lc. 33c. 10.
EoGs- 6Oc. . 62c. per doz., or for NC,
FsH-salmcn. 81 q - per lo hsddock: 100 COD. I3c
smelts c 26c salmon trout 1c Soc black bass s0c
lobsters 0c strawberry bass lcc white fsh. 3oc crabs
BIC 50 per dox scolops. Sc to tOc per lb clans Soc
F.mrs-Apples 7sc half peck; Taiman sweess ~ per
bbl ereenlnes - 90 30 per bbi Sptzenbergs - ~
per bb bananas, Co. &c. piece: oranges 7Sc dozen
GAns-rartrdses per pair q; squab per dozen u 60;
grouse per pair gc canvas back ducks per par -
per ib; comb honey. Soc buckwhcat honey. 800
MEAr-Porter house stenk 3Oc 3sc. lb. sirlon.
25c. 2Sc prime ribs &c. Nc; chuck rios lsc 20c
shoulder pieces 80: rumps &c. no. steak.
25c beef, fine, l2c I5. do, coarse. l0c l2c
mutton hind quarter l6c l8c do. fore quarter, 12c.
40 chops 2c veal hind quarter, NC 25o do
second quality 1sc dr. fore quarter c veal outlets !vc
fresh pork, l5c salt Do lSu hams TO- smoked shouders
l7c tongues, 81 3 each bacon. 2c par lb; trpc, l0c
smoked besf nc corncd hama iSc corned tongues 81 Is
piece. . - =. q, s..s -
25c per b.; ducks nc 28c. per b. geese l6c 2uc
per lb fowls Isc 10 per ib eapons asc 800 per lD
vrcwrAbiEs Cabbage, l5c q 2bc each onions, t0c
half peck turnps 5c half peck poatoes DC
per half peck best potatoes Joe hall peck sweet pota
toes per half peck beets Sc &C. each table celery
1S 25c per bunch common celery l2c l5c per bunch
caunower, 2tc 4oc per head; carrots &C. o. each;
per head sprouts &c per quart lettuce l5c Uc
per head 0c ESQ per quart radshcs l0c
I2c per bunch spinach 3oc per half peek; shaots. oc
n
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

DurcArroH Pa, Feb 3, 1857.
Tho large safe Of The Duncannon Iron Company a the
place wss opened last night and robbed Of el300o
In grsenbacks and 81 500 In North Pennsylvania ten
per cent coupon honda The following are the numbers
and denominations a the bonds stolon NO IN Tor
81 000 and Nos. 5H 100 and 10, each for $500 Ine
money was received only yesterday, and was Intended
TO pay wages to-day Tho safe Was in hreproo vault
with three foos walls and was bored through with
drill No clue has been obtained Of the robbera
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Axpnxws-Pmcxsrr --0n Thursday, February T. ~
the resdence OF BRIDE, by the Rev DR. Burchel D.
d. JossrH AspsKws 70 ElszA y eldest daughter Of wii
lam a Prckett, ESQ, Ill OF this city. No cards.
' TToSrsor-LEwERa On Thursday afternoon, Febru-
srv y a the residence Of the BRIDES parsn by tho Rev.
III E Montgomery, D. D., AILArpr TnoMrsoN, OF Ber-
gen. N j., 70 Assm daughter Of Mr.. William Lewen Of
w Wxisn-cLAxK In New York, on Tuesday, January
20 by The Rev John McKcnna. RoBxar WALM 70 cnm-