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Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
A Voice from VickSburg.

YIoKsBURG, Miss, Aug. 1863. DR. JOHN BULL Dear Sir,-I am happy to state to you that have used your valuable Cedron Btters with great beneftto myself in general debility and prostration of my system produced by the unhealthy and miasmatic influence of the Mississippi river around Vickshurg, having been with Gen, Grants army throughits whole southern campaign, I confidently recommend it's use to all persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates,
 II. ". F0GLE,
 Agent U. s. San. Com. For Sale by Johnson X Davis, Des Arc Ark.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
FREE TO EVERYBODY !

A LARGE 6 PIP. Catalogue, teaching how to
 "A remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions and all impurities of the skin. How to force Whis- kcrs, restore, curl and beautify the hair; re- new the age, cure Drunkenness, Nervous De- bility, aud other useful and valuable informa- ton. Everybody send for it. Address, DER- GER. SHUTS & CO.,, Chemists 2S5 River Street, Troy, \. Y. dccS-lpi
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
AN APPORTIONMENT!.

subject to the following regulations:
 Certificates of the various articles without regard to choice or value are first put into en- ve!opes, sealed up and mixed and, when or dered, are taken out by Blndfolded boy, and sent by mail, thus giving all fair chance. On. receipt of the Certificate, you will see what you are to have, and then it is al your option to send the, dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Piano, Melodeon, Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set of Jewelry on our List for One Dollar.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

TEN EYcK, SouLE & Co--No firm is more deserving of praise than the one of which we write, They have now in operation, first class Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Flaming Mill. &c.,. in short, are prepared to furnish you com pletc house, requiring only to be put together. Those desiring Lumber of any description, rough or dressed, or shingles of superior quality, would do well to send their orders to Ten EYek. Soule & Co --
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

EGy=See advertisement of Wormeley, Joy & Co This is one of the most reliable firms in Memphis, and we do not hesitate to recom- mend them to all, and solicit for them @ large share of patronage. Their place of business is No, BIO Front street, Memphis, Tenn
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

QUERY, No. l.-Wondor why it is. that our 5acksonport papers, and all up river mail must first go to Memphis, before we can see it? No. 2.-Why must our papers take a ,trip almost around the globe, before our up river subscribers get them? Gan anybody 4o11
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

nea, a,We would say to the voters of Prairie county, that the 21st is the day of the election of commissioners, to locate the county seat. Several gentlemen have announced themselves as candidates, Col I. N, Hedgpeth of our town being one of them. This is a matter that ought not be forgotten, as all should have voice, where they are so much interested.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
St. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, December 31

.44 ST. LOUIS, December 3I.
 The market is stagnant. In tobacco, cotton and hemp there is nothing doing. Flour is unchanged; sales at S10 for spring extra; Sl0 75 for full extra, and SIP 75 for double extra. Corn lower, at 60@62c, closing at60c.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

nGy-Persons visiting Memphis, should not fail to call on G, II. Blood $ Co.,, No. 361 Main street These gentlemen keep constant ly on hand full supply of Oils of all kind, Tinware, Hardware, Stoves, Be. Such are their facilities, that they can and do make it 10 the interest of all to purchase from them,
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
DIES A R c:
,ATURDAY,. JANUARY 5, 1S67

BGly~ To ubscribers--Those indebted to the CITIZEN OFFICE for subscription will please remember that the time for payment has come. We have waited so far with pa- tience; we trust that our patrons will re- member us now that cotton is being sold, and money with them is becoming plenty.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

NEw YORK, December 31.-Gold opened at 134. II 80 A. M.-Gold 3314 Cotton unchanged. Middling 34c. l 80 P. M..-Gold not quoted. Cotton quiet :; sales thus far1 ,000 bales at 341sc.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

Ysa-By reference to his advertisement, it will be seen that II. P Vaughan will practice Law, in all the couyts of the county, and attend to all business entrusted to him, with Promptness and despatGh. Mr " is clever gentleman, and understands we'll tue nice, sharp points of the Law. We do not hesitate to recommend him, to all who have legal bu- siness to transact.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 31. Cotton 1 1sc higher; sales $500 bales ; low middling, 31 E @32c ;middling, 3311 : receipts, 5000 bales; exports, 14,800 b. Sugar higher; fair, sac. Molasses higher prime to choice, roc.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

FoR CoMMIssIoNER.-We are authorized to didate for Commissioner to locate the county seat of Prairie county, the election to be held Monday, the Dist day of January, 1867.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

pes-We call attention to the adyortisement of Mitch Mizel, he is ready and anxious to supply all lovers of something to ''cheer the inner man" with first rate Liquors. He can be found at the Star Saloon, on Buena Vista Street. The lovers of the game, will find ! fine Billiard Table at this Saloon. Dent for get the place.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

GBsThe Hickory Plain Male and Female Institute is one of the first schools of the State. Prof. Garner,- the Principal, is 2 ripe scholar and teacher Of rare ability. This school is located at Hickory Plain, fifteen miles west of Dcs Arc. The situation bsng healthy, and recommends itself in every par ficulnr
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

Hz~b. P. Walker & Co.,, are our authorized Agents in Louisville, Ky, to receive and so- licit advertisements,
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
MO BLANKS S.
SEND p CENTS FOR A cERTIFIcA1

NEND p CEATS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
 In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for forwarding the certificates, paying postage and doing the business 9 cents each, which must be enclosed when the certificate is sent for. Five cereiicutes will be sent for $I, eleven for $2, thirty for $5, sixty-fyo for $lo, and 100 for Sl5. M
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
N MARNgHED.

In Des Arc, on the 25th ult,, by Rev. Dr Allen, at his residence, Mr. JAMES GiBsoN, tc Miss ELLEN BURcHFIELD.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

pA.sJ. J. Adams, 64 Nassau Street, New York, is our authorized Agent, to solicit ad- vertisements. i{ Nttt
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
TOWN ORDINANCE.
COUNCIL HALL iDEs .ARc, ARK,

" N COUNCIL HALL, IDEs ARC, -ARK., l
 December p, 1866. Resolped That Col. Ponder, I. B. Kent and Jno. A. Martin, be appointed managers of the ensuing Election for Town Officers, to be holden on the first Monday in February, 1867
 THOS, MCCARLEY, Recorder
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

pen- Divine services tomorrow at the Methodist Church, by Rev. J. l.. Denton, Pastor in charge.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

AGENTS.-We want agents in every town and county in the country, and those acting such will be allowed ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them provided their remittance amounts to $1 Agents will col feet ? cents for every certificate, and remit , cents to us, either in cash or postage stamps Agents remitting at once $50, will be entitled to beautiful Silver Hunting Case Patent Lever Watch, and also 200 certificates.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

!" f [ . geye A Mobile paper says: "Rents are falling daily, and the cottage houses which were held at $50 a few months ago are now offered at $50 per month. 8
 A great many small dwellings have been erected during the past six months, which may account for the fall in rents.
 n@ Commissioners have gone to New York to pay the interest on and reduce the principal of the public debt of the State of Ohio, both of which now reach seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. f2f
 R~ It is said there are fifteen thou sand workingmen idle in New York, most of them ship-carpenters, ship ioiners, triggers, sail-makers, etc. Be- sides these. there are a large number of common laborers wanting employ ment.
 Hs The French have gobbled the custom houses in Mexico and carried off S200,000 of MaXimillian' revenue. A pretty story for Louis Napoleon to expect poor Maximillian to keep house when he runs away with all his market money.
 B~ A Washington dispatch says it is ascertained that decided majority of the Republican members of Con- gress hold that. Congress is bound to admit Representative of any Southern States which adopts the Constitutional Amendmeis+ within a reasonable time.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
The Georgia Gold Mines Rich Vein
 in Fulton County,

We have been shown samples of gold bearing quartz from lots Number 200, in the 17th district of this county, which, with nine others lying in the direction of the vein, has just been pur- chased by MT. Ed. ". Holland. Gen. A. Austell and Mir. B. Pace. These are about ten miles north of the city, on Nance's creek, and near the Chattahoo- chee river. The vein was traced by boulders and other surface indications, about two miles in a northeasterly and southwesterly directien, and pits were sunk at intervals ten or twelve feet deep, for half a mile. This developed veins from one to three feet wide, wid- ening downward, and it was from these the quartz shown was obtained. Mr. Holland, who has had thirty years experience as a practical miner in Geor- gia, reports the yield of gold ill test made by him of this rock at about S250 per ton. He also states that a twelve stamp mill, costing about 5000, and and twelve men, can grind about two hundred bushels Cor about fourteen ton) per day of twelve hours, the rock being within Wheelbarrow distance, with little or noannoyance from water.
 This is certainly an unexpected and very valuable discovery, and is but an other proof of the immense value of this as mining country. Its develop ment has not yet begun. Our people are comparatively ignorant of the un- told treasure. literally lying beneath their feet.-Atlanta New Era.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

Please write your Name, Town, County and State, plainly, and address all orders to
 WATCH AID GOLD JEWELRY C0MPagY, deel-4m 36 Liberty Street, New York.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

BSe We clip the following from the Washington specials of the Cincinnati Gazette:
 There. has been considerable stir in certain official circles to-day, and yet the cause of it has only partially trans pired. All that can be defnately stated is that party from the city, and chief among them was Frederick Seward, Assistant Secretary of State, went over to Annapolis last night, and immedi- ately put to sea upon the Government steamer Gettysburg, Admiral Porter being in command. The Gettysburg was one of the swiftest and most suc- cessful blockade runners, and, after being captured by our forces, she was used to pursue vessels engaged in run- ming the blockade. The object of the expedition, or its destination can uot be ascertained.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
MEDICAL.
DR. JOHN BULLS
 COMPOUND GEs TD R IT BITT FER $,
The LstesfTandsrMOsf Importan Discovery of the NIne-
 teenffa Century.

NTo mans name is more intimately connccI lN ed with the history of Materia Medica the United States, or more favorably knowi as pioneer in medical discovery than that
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
Steam SaW-Mill.
STRONG & SHELBY

YI1AKE pleasure in informing the public that \ they have put in running order, the Steam Saw and Grist Mill on Mrs. Quarles place on White river, four miles below Des Are, where they arc prepared to furnish lum- Der or grind at all fines, and will De pleased 10 receive orders and promptly fill the same.
 Terms--6Asu. ,,sfr.t
 mars STRONG X SHELBY.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
nv D YS.PEPSIA'
NO EQUAL IN T'ng IV0RLr

IIc might furnish volume of certifcatq| but the public have long since learned to csa
 mate such things at their true value TA safest plan is for every one to test for himsd] the virtue of new medicine.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, LODI
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the head and ears when aslecp, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
cd Immediately.
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~ NEW YORK, May 8.
COTTON-Quoted very heavy, 500
bales at "a for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 2o5S bbls; market
a shade better for common and medium;
all other kinds without decided change
and demand fair, hardly speculative;
sales 1850 ut III 25al5 20 for supertine
State and western; IL Scala 20 for ex-
ira western; Ia 25al5 SO for choice do;
Is Scala As for shipping brands extra
round hoop OhiO;T14 Goals 90 for trade
brands; market closing firm; California
-four firm, but less active, sales 400 bbls
and sacks at l6 75al9 so: Rye iloura tri-
fle better, sales 500 bbls. ut 8 5Oa9 IS;
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and without decided
change for spring; white wheat strong
~ steady and advanced; sales of Al, 900
bushels at 80 for No. 2 Milwaukee,
go for Mo- Chicago, 365 for extra
choice white Canada, $50 for white
California, and 375 for extra choice
white Michigan.
RiE-firm and advancing; sales of
$4,000 bushels at g. for western and
l 73ia1 "a tor Canada free.
BARLEY-Quiet at 60 for State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet at Ia.
CORNTReceipts $500 bushels: mar.
ket heavy and la2c lower; sales Al -00O
bushels at / As for old mixed western in
store; Sal % do afoat; 1 Goal 81 for
new mixed western, chiefly 25al 90
and ] 10 for New Orleans mixed.
OATS-la2c better, and lesa active
aalea of A9. 600 buahels at SSas7 for vveef
ern. Hi@ ,iI -. 100,
LEATHER-Sole : firm at previoa,
prices, and dull; caffea quiet and Arm.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 8.
FLOUR-FIrm and unchanged; su.
perfine IL 40a13 SO; trade brands IA 5Oa
l6 so.
WHEAT-Firmly held but higher,
and rates asked checked business; mil.
lers are not buying; prices of flour are
relatively lower than wheat.
CORN-Dnll; prices II shade lower
ard not much doing; sales of No. in
bulk ut gal 90, the latter IN extreme
rate because it was offered rather press.
ingly ut 90; sales of mixed in sacks st
0Sa1 10: closing at inside rate.
0ATS-In fair demand ut ~ for No. J.
RYE-Steady ut 20.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Advanced to 26i in bond,
and holders ask "a.
MESS PORK-Dull at % so. but
nothing done.
BULK MEATS-Held firm at Sa10
with some demand for sides at shade
below these rates. ..-.
BACON-Dull; shoulders offered ut
81, and sides l0f; clear sides are held at
y.
LARD-Held more firmly, but no adj
vance has been established; the advance
in Liverpool strengthened the views OF
the holders.
GROCERIES-Steady and in muder,
ate demand.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a2s.
EGGS-15c. #.
GOLD-13 73 buying.
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~ =
E,au <FfrTAE
~ sss.r.sses. In RirsiAia lGfatify
~ Repsrss-Tho Frigascs sss-
sSSchshha and Lancasscr. ~
FosTRxss MoNRox, May THE most
gratifying lreports have already been
received from the commanders OF tne
registration districts of this state,
south of the James river, which fnrn
ish conclusive evidence of the conciiia-
tory, manner in which the inhabitants
were receiving the registering officerss
and assisting them in the preliminary
measures Of the reconstruction bill.
This feeling among the people Is gener-
al, and even those disqualified BY the
bill have In many cases prodered their
assistance and impressed upon their
ueighbors nthe actual necessity and
policy of non-interference with the
registration Of the duly qualified yo-
The utmost good feeling exists to-
wards the colored people, now that the
question of their suffrage is no longer
unsettled. The education Of the ne
gfoes and their moral and social eleva-
ten Is now acknowledged to be q duty
incumbent upon oil the people, rs the
only proper and judiciOus means by
which they will advance the interests
of all classes, and advance the posterity
of the State. capitalists and land
owners are beginning to see the true
virtue Of creating modes Of employment
for the negroes, and are offering them
lands on favorable terms, and furnish
ing them with agricultural implements
and materials. .IQ ~ 81
The fever. patients from the Susque-
hanna are convalescent. The Susque-
hanna goes to Portsmouth, NH, Ad-
miral Palmer having transferred his
flag to tleDeSoto.
W0rkmen are now engaged in remov-
ing the old boilers from the frigate Ian
caster, now laying ut the Gosport navy
yard. A new set of boilers Will be
placed in her. -.,.. ....-
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Mn-hinxicu LIENS.

WASHINGTON. May Stu the Su-
prone Court the argument in the case
of Virginia VS.. West Virginia was con-
ciu,led to-day.
Secretary Browning is very weak
from sickness, but slowly improves.
The President telegraphed to General
Sheridan to-day not to close the regis
tration OIL the 18TH, rs lie proposed to
wait for the decision OF the Attorney
General.
General Banks and Judge Busteed
arrived to-day for the examination of
The cadets ut the Annapolis Naval
Academy, which will commence on
the Goth. The Midshipmen will start
on their sunmercruise in The slosps-of-
war Dale, Macedonian and Savannah
,'heut the 18th of JUNE. q a.
- severe northwest rain storm, which
commenced ON Monday, is Just subsid-
ing. A heavy freshet in the Potomac is
ahueipated. 8-v-v. Es,zfgs5
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-1e5Is7K.fl; EsIs 80 81 go hcsk 4;

i--Sg6zR-fsfa ssIcs d $40 hoghsada
c9 ns6f sats sf Quiet ct. 80
PETROLEUM-DnIl; 16a16i for crude
and PSI for refined in bond.
| gHOPSrQuiet. gtffTTG an MS
COAL-Domestie rather rather more
active at 50 retail.
WOOL-Quiet and dropping; sales of
100, 600 pounds at 45a65 for domestic
fleece; 4Sa5s for pulled; 27a3O for Cali
fornia.
closed rather snore firmly; sales'of 1850
barrels at % 00a23 Is for new mess;
10 00a19 so for prime. and % 0Oa22 20
for prime mees. ~
BEEF-steady; sales $50 bbls. at
abont previous prices. -
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at 40a6l. -,
e9CUT MEATS--Fir SHE'S $50 pack
sgesat 9alO for. sh0nldes, and 12a14
for hams.E At,4 81 ~ ~ SO -
BACON-Quiet and steady sales 500
boxes at 10f for Cumberland cut; lila
ia for short ribbed; Iii for long ribbed;
l2fa12s for short clear 'il
LARD-Firm with fair demand; sales
TAT bbls. Mt 12ia13a.
|, BUTTER--Firm and unchanged.
/ CHEESE-Firm. - ~ <
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed very firm for COM
mon and medium grades and dull for
higher grades. -.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady for spring,
and firm and advanced for winter; No.
. Spring 75a2 s.; No. Spring 5a
3 O5; winter red and amber 3 25a3 %;
white 8 50a375. Cr All Ght -.
Rhythm. for upland western f7a
169.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
OATS-Very firm at 86as7 for ives;
tern.
CORN-Dull and heavy; old ship
ping mixed western, 34al s. in store,
and 36a1 q afloat; new mixed west
ern 25al %.
PoRK-Dull; sales 500 barrels new
mess ut q O4a23 12I cash and regular,
closing with sellers ut 90 10 cash, and
buyers ut % 90.
BEEF-Dull and without decided
change.
cur MEATs-steady with fair de-
mand. y. p -"
BACON-Steady at lOs for Cumber-
land cut and Ill for long ribbed.
LARD-Firm at 13al3f for fair to
prime steam; 13sal4 for kettle rem.
dered.
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ness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affections
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Charge, Impotency, General Debility, Nervous
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeiin . Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WHEELING, Nav 8, 1867.


Very slight change in the market to
report this week, except in fiour. which
is constantly on the adva see.
DRY GOODS-The trade is active
with little change in prices. We quote /:
Prints: Low Madden, 10al3c; AmOskeag,
Is; Wumsutta BE; j. Sanders, l5c;
new style American, 16al6i; Sprague,
lie; Merrimac, ID, IL. DE LANES:
Springs tyles ~. Ginghdms: Waverly
26c; American, Zoe: Lancaster, 23c.
Bleach Muslin: "a, llal3c; 81, 15a20c;
A.. 19a27; "a, 25a30c. Broom Nus
lin: 81, 1lal5c: 7-sl6a17c; A, lsa
205c.
FLOUR-The market continues firm
and with good demands; X, 13tal4; Xxx,
14ial4g; Spring Family l5lal6; Winter
family 16l; Fancy Ia.
PROYISIONS-Ma steady and
more active; Shoulders, new, l0alOI;
plain hams Halls; lard, tierces, ID;
kegs, IA; sugar cured hams 153a16c;
clear sides -; clear rib l24; ribbed III.
GRAIN-Market quiet, with but lit
tie change in quotations. Wheat-red
81 65a3 W. Corn 75a8Gc. Rye 81 ~. Oats
5Oa55c. Barley, quotations nominal,
none Offering. Seed Barley %.
HAY-S20 U0a22 w.
BUTTER-Active, ut 80.
EGGS-Are wanted; 16c.
OILS-Carbon, 42c for refined; Extra
winter strained lard No. l extra IL,
Lard, Tanners 05al 10; LubIicating 40.
COFFEE-Active demand: fair and
pr;ma 06oo7l chnice 0S
SODA-Salcs ut 9lal0.
SUGARS-MOre active and firm.
Sugar house 1lall4c. Cuba l24
allie for good to prime; Porto Rico
13la1I for good to prime, and choice
l4l; hard refined 16f; a. Coffee tic; Il.
do. l5tc. C. do. Is.
SYRUP-5oa6Oc for lower grade 75ca
81 10 for good to best brands Porto
Rico molasses 75aS5c; New Orleans mo-
laSses SJa90.
FISH--Lake herring $4ta4s white fish
Sc 50as 80: No. = maclerel, halves, $40;
do No. 3 $Si; do No. l, kits, 81. Lake
fish very firm. Light stock and fair de-
mand.
NAILS-lOd to Cd nails, 1919 per keg;
Sd and 81 nails, - 00per key: I'd and al
nails, 5. 81; other sizes in proportion.
BROOMS-S2aa 80 for good and 81 %
q 4 90 for extra.
SALTS 40 from yard, Tor Ohio
River; , IS for dairy.
CHEESE-New, IL.
TOBACCO-75a7Sc for dark los, Is
and navy; 95ca1 20 for bright is aud
Is; 81 l0al 90 for fancy chewing brands;
o0aSl w for bright los.
SOAP-German &c; common Sc; East
ern family 12al3c.
CANLDES-City mould tallOw, l6lc;
star, 2Ic; hotel, 25c.
RICE-Carolina pc; Rangoon l1!c.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole 34a35; Oak
AZ; French calf 90a2 %; German do 90;
American do 50al as; Harness 4la42;
Upper DC per foot;
HIDES-Green s; Calf:skins IL.
SHEEPSKINS-50a1 NO.
STRAITS OIL 10 per barrel.
WOOL-The market quiet; very little
doing; sales ut 45a6Oc, latter for fancy
clips.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; sxl0,
5 IS; 10x12, 6 90.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 5Oa57c; bat
ting, 35aA0c; Irvine, 60a70c.
WHISKY-Steady at 35c for bonded.
PARTNERSHIPS Mt GOAL 90 per Id.
GINSENG-Salcs at 70a75 per ID.
DRUGS Il SPICES-IndigO Goal 75;
vitriol Is; logwood 14al6c; madden, Is;
concentrated lye l0a11i per box for
Pennsylvania; cassia 20: cloves 80; nut
megs GO; pepper IS; alspice 80.
SEEDS-Choice Timothy 3 70. Stock
of Clover exhausted.
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which VIII take place daily at about 10 AX,Nsis
blaze Of splcndor seldom II ever eQaslled
The Mammoth Pavilion VII be- complete \
details, and viii be 70 arranged as 10 Afford III " \
ible Accommodations Ia the public, while 0eia
SEATS WILL BE PROVIDED YOg ALL
Tho Ring Performance.
which IL under the practlsc,l eve Of col. DAY n
will positively be, beyuld doubt, the best 10 A,-a