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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

Az ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
footways aud cutters on the east and west
sides Of Twenty fourth street west, between
N and N streets north.
BE it enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, and
hs Is hereby. authorised and requested to
cause the curbstones to DO set and the foot.
ways and cutters paved on the east and west
sides Of Twenty fourth street west, between
N and N streets west the work to be con-
trsetsd for and executed 10 the manner and
under the supsrintsndencs provided BY law
and to dsfray the expense Of the said improve.
msnt q special tax equal to the cost thereof ID
hereby imposed and levied on al, lots or parts
Of lots bordering on the line Of the improve.
mont the said tax to DO assssssd and collected
10 conformity with the provisions Of tho set sp.
proved October l2. 1865.
Approved, May %, 1858.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

I;IRsT wARp-rouRTHs 81 B OR VOTING PRE-
nifty 10 the provisions Of he charter Of the city Of
wsshingtsn, an election will BE- held In the FsSr,h
pxY * ~, dsT of June psrt. al Srsdlsy,s once
south side Of II street. between Eighteenth and
board sf Aldermen, and three members Of the
Board OF Common Council, and an Assessor, at
which said Precinct tho votes Of all who are regis
tered in the First ward ofthe city OF Washington,
the initial letter Of whose names Is from to in
elusive, will be received.
Polls open at a. m and close at Up. m,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

An ACT to set the curbstonss and pave the
footwsys and cutters on the north side Of
NJ street north, between New jersey and
Now York avenues.
BE it enacted, &C., That the Mayor DO. and
he 10 hereby. authorised and requested to
cause tho ourbstonss to be set and the foot.
ways and cutters paved on the north side Of
NJ street north, between New Jersey avenue
and New York avenue the work to be con.
traetsd for and executed in the manner
and under the supsrintepdsnee provided
said improvement . special tax equal to
the cost thereof 10 hereby imposed and levied
on all lots or parts OF lots bordering on tbs
line of the improvement; the said tax to b
assessed and collected In con formity with tbs
provisions Of the aot sp proved October i?
1868
Approved May %, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

EIPTH WARD SECOND SUB OR VOTING
L PRECINCT.-Not 10 hereby given that in
city Of Washington, an election will be held In the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fifth Ward
on MONDAY, the nrst day Of June next, at Mt.
Rutherford's, southwest corner Of Second and B
streets south. for Mayor. enc member Of the Board
Of Aldermen, aad three members Of the Beard OF
Common Council, and an Assessor; ct which said
Precinct the votes Of all who are registered In
the said Fifth Ward OF the city Of washing ton the
initial letter Of whose names II from to II, inelu
slve, will be received. Polls open at a m, and
close at7p N. ALPHEuS TUCKER,
8. {. WALES,
my27 Commissioner.
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EIFTH WARp-THlRD SUB OR VOTING PRE-
fornity to the provisions Of tie charter Of the city
q Wa.hington, an election VIII Be held IN tbs
MONDAY, the irst day o. June next. At Mr.. HstI.
mans. west side Of Third street east. bstween
Mayer. ems member OF the Board OF Aldermen aud
three menbors Of the Board q Common Council,
Of all who registered in the said Fifth Ward Of
the city Of washington the initial letter Of whoss
Polls open at q. IN. and close at p. n.
DENNIS CALLAGHAN,
BENJAMIN N. NEEDS,
myE Per W. Tindall, Commissioaers.
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FOURTH wARp-sEcosD SUB Oh VOTING
I sREGiNCT; .Notiss, is hsrsby given that Il
sty u tsoS, a sissssa Nii & Ssis il "
ofes q IL Chief Of Poies. bsscnsni wsss wing Of
The Ci,y HALL tos Never On, member ,s q ss BSsrS
Common Council, at which said Precinct the votes
Of All who are registered in the said Fourth Ward
whose names is from % n, inclusive, will Be- re.
ceived. Polls open at A. m, and close at7 p. m.
TIMOTHY ALLRN,
IREDERICK iDDiNs,
my8 Commissioners.
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SECoND WARD.FoURTH SUB OR VOTING
. PRECINCT.-Notieei is hereby given that In
conformity to the provisioas Of the charter Of the
city Of Washngon, an election VIII be held ~ the
on MONDAY, the frat day ofJu next, at George
!; stsw.r,'.. esq mort. Ior!hwe:, corner e TweiMh
member Of the Board Of Aldermen. and three mem.
bers Of the Board Of Common Council, at which said
Precinct the votes Of all who are registered in the
said Second Ward Of the city OF Washington, the
initial letter OF whose names 10 from 10 g. inclu
sive. will be received. Polls open at 7 A. m. and
close at = p. M. WIN. PETTIB0NE,
CHAS. J. JONES,
ANDREW NOEKR,
my% Commissiouers,
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Approved, May %, 1868.

An Acr for the relief Of Charles Waters.
Be it enacted. &C., That the sum Of twenty
dollars b. and the Same Is hereby, appropri.
atsd out Of the general fund to enable the
Mayor to refund to Charles Waters the amount
Of fns imposed on him BY Justice Morssli.
on the 18th Of April last, for an alleged viola-
tion Of . Corporation Law; said fus Is hereby
remittsd, on condition that said Charles Wa.
ters pay the costs Of prosecution.
Approved May 20, 1858.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

THIRD WARD THIRD SUB OR VOTING
l. PRECINCT. -Hstiee 10 hereby given, that In
conformity TO the provisions Of the charter Of the
ThIrS sub or yoaina ppeeinet Of ~ Psird Wars
o. MONDAY, the drst day OF June next, At L. W
on street north. south siae, be-
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one 10
, serve one year snS one to serve two years. and
AID an ASSESSOR at which said precinct the votes
q All who are I,egatered in the said Third Ward,
whose name. Is from to " inclusive, viii be 70.
eeived. Polls open at Ia m, and close At Up. m.
N. p. CALLAN,
W, T. DUFFEY,
my@ Com nj siopsrs
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Election Notices.

EiRsT wARparIRsT SUB OR yoTIEq PRE-.
i CfNCT. Notice 10 hereby given that n cen-
formiy to the prsvissns Of the charter Of the city
ef wnsbingtsu, an election will DO held In the
First Sub or vOtag rreelnct Of the First Ward on
MONDAY, the hrst day Of jane next, at the oncs
sf o. r. Mc0lue, north side Of street. between
Einsteesth sad Twsptieth streets, for Mayor, one
me- I'm Der n the Beard Of Aldermen. and three nsm-
bers Of the Board 81 Common Colooil and an AS
SCISSOR; at which said Preelnct the vstss Of all who
are registered In the said First Ward Of the city OF
washIngtou, the initial letter Of whose names 10
frsm A 10 d, inclusive, will be received.
Polls open at g. m. and close AZ p. m-
ISAIAH BoLDEN,
my27 Com missioners.
EIRsT wARp-sBcoND SUB oRyoTIYo PRE-.
4 CINCT. Notice Is hereby given that u con.
formity to the provisions OF the charter Of the City
Of WashinGton an election will be held 10 the Sec.
opd Sub OF Voting Precinct Of the First Ward on
MONDAY, the drst day Of June next, at Reeves
GsrpsntsI shop, south side Of ! street, between
psnSsr .Ss BS.Ia e Aiasrmsn, and th,S. men
sss.er a. which ,sid P,senst ne vote. .; al re-
ington. the initial letter Of whose names IL from
to n Inclusive, will be received.
Polls open at 7 Q. m. and close N7p. m.
JOHN T. C.. CLAIM,
HENRY G. FILLEBROwN,
myg Commission ers.
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Approved, May %, 1868.

An ACT to compensate the four Commissioners
of the Washington City Fire Department.
Be IL enacted, de That the sum Of eight
hundred dollars be, and the same 10 hereby,
appropriated out Of the general fund to the
four Commissioners Of the Washington City
Fire Department, for services rendered BY said
Board.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
GEO 1T Y, KIb&EIL.
Y. A. TAyBRNs..

ETRsT wARp-PIPTH SUB OR VOTING PRE-.
L CINCT,-Notics Is hereby given that, in con-
fermity 70 the prsvisions Of the charter Of the city
Fifth sub or voting PRECINCT Of the First Ward or
MONDAY. the ar.t day Of June next, at vernon .
Mayor. one member Of tho Board Of Aldermen and
three members Of the BOARD q Common Council,
and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the Votes
Of all who are registered in the said FIRST Ward OF
the city Of washington the initial letter OF Whose
names IL frsm to inclusive, will be received
FRED. @. CALVERT,
CHARLES L. HULsB,
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CECOND wARp-FIPTH SUB OR VOTING
eouprny !. ,hs pro1sGn. Il. ss.4
city Of nston; an election will be held in the
on ths HI da9 n Jans me s sesgns Cb.
Hasriers, west side Of Twelfth street west, near
the corner q street north. for Mayor. one mem.
d the Board Of Common Council, at which said
PIeeaet the votes Of all who are registered in the
said Second Ward Of the city Of Washington, the
initial letter Of whose names Is from TO q, in
elusive, vii! be received, Polls open at A. an. :.
and close at7P. m. PATRICK WHITE,
JAS. Y, yEMING,
Jos. W. MATTlNGLY,
myS Commits ionerr,
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THIRD wARD..FoURTH SUB OR VOTING
cenfoImity to the provisions Of the Charter Of the
ei q Wlshin Sson, an election will be held A. the
on MONDAY, the hTst day Of June next, at Rel.
isy's once. oornfr Of Eighth and ! streets. for
and three members Of the Board Of Common Csun-
s,i; ant an A,sessoIi At which said preeine. the
ward Of The city Of Washington, the initial letsr
Of whose name Is from to inclusive, will be re-
THOS. DONOHO,
a. HENRY T. SMITH,
myn Commis sionera
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Az ACT for the relief Of Mary Ksyss.

Az ACT for the relief Of Mary KsysL
Be 1t enacted &c, That the sum Of twenty
dollars be, and the same 10 hereby. sppropris-
ted, payable out Of the general fund, to ems
BILE tho Mayor to refund to Mary Ksyss the
amount Of due Of twenty dollars, recently
imposed on and paid BY her, for an alleged
violation of law
Approved May %, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
Election Notices.

FOURTH WARp-vIssr SUB on VOTING
y fkECIEcI -Sstss g hereby s,yss net q
sy 81 =: y ..s: ]: ~ !. 4:
Fiat Sab or y ctins. Prcelnet q Tho Fourth Ward
os az NJ Sa :. Il. :s Va. xss
q q: City Hall, for Meyer, one member q "
board o. Common Soun na 'st. .hos asd 81
the votes Of all .whs arc Registered In tho, said
i,si is...r q Shes s ssS. 81 is rom To- B, In
elusive, will be received. Pells. open At 3 m.
and close at7p. m. SAM,L o, MILLS,
JABEZ WHEELER.
my2s Commissioners.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

THIRD WARD-FlRsT SUB OR VOTING PRE-
L CINCT.-Notice Is hereby given that, 10 con-
formty to the provisions Of the Charter Of the city
Of Washington, an election will be held In the
First Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward
on MONDAY. the hrst day OF June next, at Mar
between xth and seventh streets west, for Mayor
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, one 70
three members Of the Board Of Common Council.
and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes
the city Of Washington The Initial letter Of whose
names Is from A to D, Inclusive, will be received
'0''' 0''" = IN and E sIfie v eR%6wLEs.
TH0s. p. BELL,
my.% Commissioners
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AN Acr to set the ourbstonss and pave the
footways and CUTTERS on the east side ofNsw
Jersey avenue, between New York avenue
and N street north.
Be It enacted, TO-, That the Mayor 10, and
he 10 hereby. authorised and requested to
cause the curbstonss to DO set and the foot.
ways and cutters paved on the east side Of
New Jersey avenue, between New York ave.
nue. and street north. The work to be con-
traotsd for, and executed In the manner and
under the superintsndenee provided BY law
and TO dsfray the expense Of the said improve
mept, . special tax equal to the cost thereof
Is hereby imposed and levied on all lots or
parts Of lots bordering on the limo Of the i'm
provoment; the said tag to be assessed and COL
iscted In conformity with the provisions Of the
act approved October IL, 1865.
Approved, May Is, 1868.
An Acr to SGT the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the east side Of
Eighth street east, between b street south
and Maryland avenue.
Be IL s,ldetsd, &c, That the Mayor be, and
he 10 hereby, authorised and requested 10
cause tho eurbstoneI u bs set and the foot.
ways and CUTTERS paved on the east side oil
Eighth street cast, between D street south
and Mary land avenue tho work to DO contracted
for and sxseutsd In the manner and under
the supsriutsndsnos provided BY lawj and to
dsfrsy the sxpsnss Of the said improvement .
spssisI tag equal 10 the cost thereof 10 hereby
inpossd aud levied on ell lots or parts Of lots
BORDERING ON The line Of the improvement the
said tag TO Be- assessed and eollsctsd In con-
fornity With the provisions Of the sot sp.
proved October II. 1855.
Approved, Nay Is, 1906
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COLOMBIA DIsPENsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
y CHILDREN, -
Corner OF Fourteenth and N ktreeta

This Dispensary is In connection with Colum-
ba Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment or
outdoor patients who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
70 be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable IN pay for the services of competent
practitioner, will be furnished with medical atten.
ton free, by leaving their names aud address at
tho Hospital with the matron
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

Az ACT to set tho curbstoues and pave the
footways and CUTTERS on the south side Of +
street south, between Eighth and Eleventh
streets west.
Be It enacted &C., That the Mayor be, and
he Is hereby, authorised and requested to
cause the curbstonss to DO set and the foot.
wuys and cutters paved on the south side Of
Y street south between Eighth and Eleventh
streets west the work to be contracted for
and executed In the manner and under the
superintendencs provided by Law and to Dc.
fray the expense Of the said improvement q
special tax equal to the cost thereof 10 hereby
imposed and levied on all lots or parts Of lott
bordering on the line Of the improvement
the said tax to be assessed and collected IL
conformity with the provisions Of the act ap
proved October IL, 1855.
Approved, May 20, 1858.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

An ACT to pay the publisher Of the Daily
Morning Chronicle for publishing notices 10
1864.
hundred dollars be, and the same 10 hereby,
appropriated out Of the general fund to ena.
bic the Mayor to compensate the publisher Of
the Daily Morning Chronicle for publishing
notices In relation to enlistnents. BE-, from
December 2, 1888, to May IL. 1864: Provided,
That the publisher aforesaid shall receive tbs
sum herein appropriated as payment 10 full oil
his claim on account Of the advertising afore'
mid
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

[oFFiciAL.J
CITY RDIN A N q X ..


Az ACT TO hire carts aud horses to aid the
Commissioner Of Pablo Buildings to grade
and gravel Georgia avenue, from Eighth
street east to Virginia avenue.
Be it ENACTED BY tie Board Of Aldermen and
B,ard Of Common Council Of the Guy 81
Washington, That the sun Of I've hundred
dollars, or so much thereof a. may DO necsssa.
~, be and the same Is hereby. appropriated
out Of the funds Of the Sixth Ward, for the
purpose Of aiding the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings to grade andgrsvsl Georgia avenue,
from Eighth street east to Virginia avenue, he
furnishing the manual labor, snd the horses
and carts to be employed BY the Commissioner
Of tho Sixth Ward.
JAMES G. DULIN,
Prssiasnf ofthe Board Of Common Council.
J. RUSSELL BARR,
Pre,idsnt Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, May Is, 1868.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
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Mondays, from 2 70 4..........ProE r. Howard.
Wednesdays. from to4. .,.Prof, j. II. Thompson.
Columbia Hospital d spss III he reception Of
Free Patients upon ordsts Of the Honorable Bee.
can 30 obtained of The Surgeon In .eLisf, DR.. i
THOMPSON, at his otics, iSi l street, betwss
Twontieth and Twenty. hrst +. ian8.diy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
FOR SALE.

wish to sell my Photograph Gallery
which is in excellent condition. Terms easy
W. II. ARMSTRONG.
Jan. II, lS6s-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
NOTICE,
FOR SALE.

SMALL FARM CONTAINING ~
/ n acres. win new Brick Cottage with i've
rooms, frame kitchen, snoke-house, hen,
house and stable; also splendid eistern and
young bearing orchard. Situated "a miles
] nom ClarkSville, on the RussellVllle turn
pike. Terms easy. Apply 70 ,.,,,,,o
Nav p IS Az
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
BARBER SHOP,

which win be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaiuing to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
TIE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
NO l can beat anybody "aa
In the Bakery Department.

I promise 10 take tho shine of OF every
other concern of the kind in ClarkSville,
both in the superiority of my Bread and
Cakes and their prompt delivery in the
highest style of art, both as to condition
and transportation, ut the doors of my GUS
TONERS Parties and Weddings can be sup
piled on the shortest notice.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

CARD.-Messrs Ed. TURNKEY, ]. d. NEB-
LETT and j. Il. BROWNING will be In at
tendance, and most cordially invite their
friends and the public generally to give
them call.
May ], 1868.
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1918.
40 rWOSE CONCERNED.

Now that the excitement Of the cam
paigu is over, We would ask those who
are indebted to US Tor subscription, job
work and advertising once more 10
rome upinmediateIy anil make payment.
We ara in grea! need of the money -
With some Of you. we have waited seven
long, dreadful years. sending you our
paper, week after week, pointed entirely
at cur own cxpsn,e. Therefore, we
are in great need Of money 20 procure
material necessary to cory on Gu; bGsi.
brss.
Now, we have been a. fair with you
rs you could ask, and we expect YOU to
oblgc Us by paving up your indebted
ness, whereas. il you do not, TO- ,cW Oh =
l;ys you.
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A GOOD THING.

The defeat Of Donnely, the black
guard COnsressman Of Minnesota, will
rjoice respectable Republicans every
where, even though Democro! has been
elected to hia former place, Dounelly
made himself unpIeasauly notorious in
Congress, by delivering tho most toully
scurriIous speech that ever disgroced the
House Of Representatives against Mr..
WasAburno Of Illinois. Whatever rco-
son Mr.. Donnejly had for severity to.
ward Mr.. Washburna, he could no. p,s
SHY have any reason for exhibiting him
self before tho nation as a vulgar and
obscene BLACKBOARD Ia so doing. he
jiSgracel himself, no brought shame
upon the Republican party. of which be
was a member, he insulled the decent
people Of the country, aud he lowered
the reputation and dignity Of Congress.
II would Eava been a still further re-
proach to the Republican party, il this
nsn, altar such an ofensr, had bsen re-
elected 10 Congress by Republican votes
The Democratic party has its Morris
scy, its Salisbury, and its Andrew john.
SON. but we hope the Republican p'hy
may never again suffer the lishonor Of
e'eclins their peer 10 high Office.
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CoNsrIT UTIoYAL DIFFERENCES.

There are many constitutions so inherently
defective in energy as % derive great benefit
from moderate use Of Ture liquor combined
with such Vegetable medicines and extracts as
enter into the composition of Robacl's Stomach
Bittcrs, aud there are many situations in which
even the healthiest derive additional security
from their occasional use.
lfhealthy persons are exposed to unusual and
continued exartion in Confacd air, or under the
heat the sun, or to the influence Of depress.
ing watchiulness By travelling, and change of
diet and water, or PRESIDENTS Of maarious dis.
tricts or the rank river bottoms of the West and
South, there can be no loub. but careful use
Of RoBACE's STOMACH BITrERs with the food
would surely be the means Of wnrding off act
uol disease aud enabling them to bear up un-
affected where without the Bittcrs they would
likely have to succumb to disease. They
strengthen, tone, and invigoraie, aid digestion
and iucraase the appetite.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

The Legislature assembled al Wheel.
iug on lhe lOth inst. The chief bust.
ness Of the session will be to complete
and pass upon the Code. Outside oil
this there is moi much being done. and
the proceedings are uniupOrtOnt One
or two attempts have been made in the
House to bring up tho vexed question
for the location Of the. Stale Capital, but
the attempt has failed thus far.
The Legislature will ptNbnbly adjourn
about no last Of this moath
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Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN, GROCERS.

FLous-ln good demand; X 81 so;
Xxx 50 90; XXXSlO so; Fancy 81 90.
GRArg-Whest prime 81 65@l 10
Cats 50@55e; Corn SOC.
PRovrsross--S Shoulders l7@lS cts.
hams 22@25c; sides 1920 c; Mes.
Pork lSci dried beef 25@3e cents. -
APPLEs--Dried 6O8c per pound.
DRIED PEACHES l0@l2tc a pound.
PorAToEs.- SCOTS per bush
LARD zoe.
BBANs-- Beams 81 5O0$3 per bush.
BUrrER-32 @35c.
E1os--In good demand Mt 10000.
COFFEE -2503O for green. Drowned
80 cts.
SUGAR--Havanna, lac; Cuba l5c;
N. 0. lG@l7c; hard refined 20 cts.
Coffee sugar, l8@l0c.
NAILs.-We note an active demand al
the following quotations:
lOd to God at IS; 8 ] So e5; Cd IS 80
Al So 10; Sd SO so, with the usual dis,
count to the trade,
FIsu-New macke!aI b. The kil82 so
asa 90
KANAwHA SALT-Barrel S2 IS
OrLs Lard, 81 So; Lubric 5O06O;
Lioseed, 81 80; Carbon, 40 c, per gal.
MoLAssEs PORT Rico 81 90 per gal.
n. 9. 81 90. Syrup 81 %.
SoDA-l2to for New Castle.