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A WAR WIDOW FINDS HER HUSBAND MAR

AWAR WIDOW FINDS HER HUSBAND MAR
RIED TO ANOTHER WoMAN.-At the time of
the Federal occupation of this city, GER
tain Captain Thomas Hukle created quite a
sensation in the then exclusive Union 80
ciety. Added to his other qualifications,
our Fascinating disciple Of Cupid and Mars
had the distinction of coming from Massa-
chusetts. His great general, Immersed IN
business transactions, allowed him unll-
mited leisure. Known to be-or, at all
all events, supposed to be-a widower, he
accompanied the ladies of the Federal staff,
the wives and daughters of the officers, to
balls, parties, and the theatres, with per-
sistent gallantry which was sure eventually
to meet its reward.
About this time the city papers announced
the death of Captain Thomas Hukle, of
Company B, Massachusetts ; and the Cap
tain and his friends laughed heartily over
the strange mistake; but it was too good
Joke to contradict. No one imagined that
this funeral notice was little device of the
Captain's himself. Not even did an inkling
of the truth force itself into anybcdy's
head, when shortly afterwards the Captain
led to the altar the most beautiful ant
charming of the " female moths who had
sported within reach Of his treachercns
flame. There was great rejoicings ancns
their mutual friends but, strange to soy:
the papers, usually so prolific CT con-
gratulations over such an event, man
tanned an obstinate silence regarding
the wedding. Nevertheless the hapry rair
cooed through the honeymoon, coy yet
loving, and finally settled down TO house
keeping. The Captain resigned his ccm-
mission in the army, and commenced mer-
camille life under circumstances which
few successful cotton speculations, in per-
fectly legitimate way, rendered very sus-
picious. But every eventful LIE mas a
SEQUEL. So there is sequel to this little
domestic drama. A few weeks ago Mrs.
Hukle, from Springfield, Mass. arrived IN
this city for the purpose of conveying the
remains Of her husband, who died here IN
the spring of 1868, home for interment.
But surprising as it may appear, the grave
of the deceased could not be found.
Almost in despair, she applied to Captain
Cain. the chief of the police, for informa-
tion. This officer knew man of the same
name, and it was barely possible ne might
be O relative. Inquiries were set on 1907,
and the street and number of his residence
were found. In company with the Chief,
the widow visited the house, and was most
Hospitality received by the rosy-faced ma
iron Of the relative. He was not in at the
time, and she was courteously invited TO
stay to dinner. This she did /; and at the
appointed hour the relative came in. But
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I7017Nc. COTTON aulat az 26A2ta

steam, I7617Nc. Cotton quiet at 2612tA.
Turpentne dropping mt 46c. Rosin easier |;
strained, s2.49Gs2-5o. Freiehts quiet.
Erenfng Cotton shade lower; sales, 100
bales at Zoe. FIour-State and western dull
and shade lower: superfne, s5ScGSs % /
southern dull md unchanged. Wheatn shade
frmer and very quiet, Corn closed quiet at
Yesterdays prices. Oats heavy and lower
Pork firm. Lard-Kettle, 17h@17Ae. Wits
kew lower: western, ST.. Groceries firm and
quiet, Turpentine, 45h94shc. Rosin, 81
Ds7.50.
Money stringent at 79s per cent gold with
commission. Sterling, losh@losA. Gold
l34%6l34M. Governments lower but closed
steady; 5-2C's, '62, llo0llo@. State bonds
quiet. r..
BALTIMORE, December 23.-Tirginia 6's. old
inscribed, AN bid, 40 asked 1855, 30 bid, 6l
asked. North Carolina 6's, ex coupons, IS bid :
new, 62k bid, So asked old, rs bid.
Cotton quiet ut 25c. Flour dull, weak, and
nally lower. Corn firm, with large receipts |;
prime white, sS@92c. Oats dull at 66D7oc.
Rye firm 1t Sl.4O@$l.60. Pork firm at S2S.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, lac. Lard, l7@l7h.
C1ycIsSATI, December. 23-Flour quiet !;
family, 7.5oGSs. Corn dull Mt 65866c. Whis-
key firm at 81. City pork, SIS; country,
s27. 80. Bulk meats held Mt lie for shoulders,
l5c. for clear sides. Lard unchanged.
WILMINGTON, N. G., December 23.-Spirits
turpen tine steady ut 44hc. Rosin dull.
Weather cold, rainy, and indicating snow.
CHARLESTON, December 2s.-Cotton dullwith
an easier tendency; middlings, 24c. sales, 400
bales; receipts, 1856 bales. .#...r
AUGUSTA, December 2s--Cotton firm and in
good demand middlings, &c. sales, 700
bales; receipts, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, December 23.-Cotton dull mid
dlings, 2Shc.: sales, 500 bales; exports to
Liverpool, 1926 bales; coastwise, l,9l5 bales.
New ORLEANS, December 2s.--Sugar active
common, 9Ac.; prime, l2A@l2hc. yellow
clarified, l3@lSHc. Molasses active and ad-
vanced common, SOC. choice, Csc Cotton
easier for low grades; middlings scarce at
23hc. Gold, 1875. New York sight, NC. dis
pOQnt.
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The movement in favor Of the separation
0! the upper peninsula from Michigan and
Its erection into State or Territory by
Itself, by the name of Superior, is gaining
IL strength, and petitions are circulated
and obtain many signers.
Ex-Governor John Letcher, Of Virginia,
!: stopping at the Metropolitan. On his ar
rival at the depot on Monday evening last
soUe adroit pickpocket relieved him of MS
wallet, containing 1872. Washington Chro-
General Beauregard has declined to be
member Of the Beard Of Engineers appoint
ed to improve the drainage of New Orleans
because there are too many of them already,
all, besides, he can't spare the time.
a sleigh with passengers crossing the
fIyer al Prairie du CHEN on Tuesday
,foke through the ice and drowned the
horses. The passengers were all saved ex-
eep' one child, frozen TO death.
Several hundred barrels of whiskey, va
lUed at $4,000, lately seized, were con-
9emned 10 the use of the Government IN the
Cniied States court at Cincinnati on Tues
Day.
4 Boston trader has outdone his competl-
lots BY displaying in his window large
Picard saying, Selling out at cost ana
more too.n
The Farmville Journal was sold on Mon
"a? last 10 Colonel r, A. Booker OF thai
pace, for 5000.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

General Amnesty Proclamation to be Issued
Christmas Day.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December %, 1868.
The President has prepared proclama-
ton of general amnesty, to be issued on
Christmas day, to illustrate "Peace on
earth, good will toward men," This pro-
clamation will include all against whom
political offences are charged, and of course
releases Davis, Breckenridge, ct al.
-.~ Personal.
General Grant has been quietly engaged
in official business at army headquarters
for the past two days, and has received but
few visitors.
The British and French Ministers have
gone to Auburn, N. Y, to spend few days
with Mr.. Seward, who left here last night
for his home. WALLACE.
Associated Press telegram.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-The collec-
tor at Brownsville, Texas, telegraphs the
Treasury Department that two revenue in
spectors were murdered and one injured in
that district by band Of robbers. The
names of the murdered men are W. N.
Phelps and George F. Hammond.
Secretary Seward, with several Foreign
Ministers, has gone to spend the Christmas
ut Auburn, n. Y. Chief Justice Chase goes
to Rhode Island.
The Indian commission will report in
favor of making the Indian Bureau sepa-
rate department. The Senate Indian Com
mittee is unanimously opposed to the House
bill transferring the Indian Bureau to the
War Department. General Grant has or
dered Colonel Leer, of his staff, West to in
yestigate Indian affairs.
1t is stated that unless advanced, the
Davis case will not be reached in the Su-
preme Court under two years.
The following is a Washington dispatch
to the New York Tribune:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dunn, of Louisiana,
telegraphs to- the Louisiana senators in this
city that he apprehends difficulty in the re-
assembling of the State Legislature next
month at New Orleans. The New Orleans
thugs and rebel plug-uglies threaten tc
clear out the Republican members Of that
body if they attempt to meet and transact
business. The Louisiana Senators will
communicate with General Grant and Sc.
cretary Schofeld regarding this report to-
morrow.
In response to the question, How. cigars
seized for non-payment of tax may be put
upon the market, and no stamps be affixed
for which cause the seizure was made-Com
missioner Rollins decides that stamps shall
be affixed necessary to cover the tax due
and the collector shall accredit to his stamp
account from the proceeds of their sale SC
much of the money as shall equal the value
of the stamps affixed and pay the balance
if there is any, Into the treasury. If the
amount of sales does not cover expenses
and tax, then he is to bid them in for the
Government for an amount not exceeding
the tax. 1t is thought Congress will pro.
vide for furnishing stamps to goods sold
under forfeiture.
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States. The Times prints and comments
favorably upon the memorial.


favorably upon the memorial.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, December 23.-The Morning
Telegraph prints q telegram from Berlin
announcing that Prussia has called q COZ
ference of the Great Powers to settle peace
ably the Turco- Greek question.
49, CALEB CUSHING HEARD FROM.
NEW YORK, December 23.-The steam
ship Arizona, from Panama, brings $780,
600 in specie.
Caleb Cushing had arrived at Aspinwall
en- route for Bogota.
AMERICAN TRADE WITH JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 23.-The
steamship Republic brings from Japan $40
passengers and 1000 tons of freight, in
Guiding 1900 packages Of silk and 500
packages of tea for New York.
LATEST FROM CUBA-sUsPENsIoN OF NEWS
PAPER.
HAVANA, December 23.-El Pals, q news
paper in the Cuban interest, has suspended
voluntarily on account Of the censorship
by the Government.
Eight hundred fresh troops arrived from
Spain to-day.
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MARYLAND ADMINISTRATIONS, Deccm-
her 22.-Jacob G. Nicholson, an old and
respected citizen of Baltimore, died yester-
day.
Daniel pechert, proprietorof the Hagers-
town Mail, now has a suit in the Washing
ton county court to recover fourteen thou
sand dollars damages from the corporation
for the destruction of his Office, types, ETC.,
by incendiaries, because of his alleged dis
loyalty during the war. The case excites
great interest, and will establish prece-
dent for other and similar action.
The Baltimore colored Republicans had a
meeting last night, and expelled one of
their members for failing to act in harmony
with them by joining the Democrats.
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ATTEMPTED LYNCHING OF NEGRo-HE
SHOWS FIGHT AND IS RlDDLED WITH Bull
LETs.-Pulaski, Tenn, December 22.-Last
night party of disguised men broke open
the Jail, and taking out negro named
Aleck Mason, riddled his body with bullets.
They first tried to lynch him, but Mason
being powerful man, and Offering resist
ance, they used their pistols, and in q mo-
ment he was corpse. The prisoner had
been placed in jail for robbing a negro
business firm in Pulaski on Thursday night
last of over thousand dollars. He bore
the reputation of desperate character,
aud had been repeatedly imprisoned for
high-handed depredations.-Evening Tele-
rr1Dh
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ANOTHER Micro LYSCHED AND SHoT.-
A few days ago, near Edgeville, Haywood
county, q negro outraged the person Of a
lady approaching the period of confinement.
She recognized him, and he was shortly
afterwards arrested. While being taken to
Jail, in the custody Of an officer, he was
seized by party of masked men, and in
an hour afterwards his body was found
hanging to tree pierced with bullets
Evening telegraph.
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Dar.,esftc Markets.

New YoKK, December 23.-Noon.-Money
very firm currency call loans quoted at per
cent currency to gold. Sterling, 1898. Gold,
l3iA. 6.20's, '62, 10. North Carolina 6's,
65H :; new, 62l. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, So;
new, SO. Tennessee 6s, ex-coupons, 6Sa
new, 6SA.
Flonr dull and unchanged. Wheat q shade
frmer and quiet. Corn lc. better. Mess pork
very firm ut s2T.sO9$2s 1913. Lard frmer;
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The trial of Mrs. Glenn for the murder of
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, ct Indianapolis, is
nearly concluded, and will probably be
given to the jury in day or 80. 1t is said
confidently that she will be found guilty.
If this be so, the trial will 60 upon record
as one where testimony for the defence con-
victed the prisoner, as every one admits
that had the case been given to the jury
when the prosecution closed the jury must
have acquitted. The defence introduced
evidence which gave to the prosecution the
missing links necessary to establish its case,
and advantage was promptly taken of it.
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NV BRIDGE Across THE MISSISSIPPI
PosTOFFlcE ROBBERY Chicago, December
%.--The new bridge spanning the Missis-
siPpi between Dunleith and Dubuque was
completed yesterday. The bridge is pro-
nouuced a success. Its entire length is
100 feet, consisting Of four spans Of 225
ieet each, and draw 260 feet long. The
entire bridge is composed of iron and ma
sonry. 1t cost, with approaches, 100000.
The postoilicc at South Bend was broken
open last night. Some 800 letters were
filled Of their contents. Other valuabies
were not disturbed. The robbers got Sc
twenty-five 10 one hundred dollars.
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Railroad Accidents In Geor91a-Mur-
der of Whites by Negroes.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 23.-On the
Gulf railroad to-day an accident occurred
to passenger train by which the baggage
car was burnt up. Nobody hurt. On the
Central railroad the down passenger train
collided with An up train, and was detained
six hours. Nobody hurt.
There is further trouble on the Ogeechee
river. Two white men we're shot last night
by an armed body of negroes, who then
took possession of the gathered crop and
carried off $4,000 worth Of it. The planters
declare that they will be compelled to leave
and come to the cities.
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STEAM on THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHEo
CASAL.-After several years experiment.
Jag with steamboats, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, it has at last proved success,
and no doubt in short time steam will
take the place of mule-power. We under
stand the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal
Company are negotiating with well-known
gentleman to build two steam propellers on
the Ca;hcart plan to run coal from Cumber-
land 10 this city; also that a prominent
toat-builder of Cumberland has been con-
!eEred with on the subject Of changing the
boats now towed by mules into steam pro-
le..ers.- WasLinqton Express.
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TRE SEYMOUR VIGILANCE C0MMfTTEE.-
louisville, December GA circular pur-
porting to emanate from the Seymour Vigi-
lance Committee states that the committee
have been informed that certain parties in
and about Seymour have been making
threats against the regulators, and that II
these threats are carried out the parties in
question may expect to be summariiy dea,t
with; but if they conduct themselves cor
rectly towards the regulators they will
permit the warned parties to live OF their
homes, and will protect them.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, December 23.-Noon.-Consols, 925s.
United States bonds, 74A. Tallow dull.
LIVERPOOL, December 23.-Eoon. - Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet. Other articles unchanged. After
7aoon.-Red wheat, 9s. l0d. Lard dull at 67s.
Pork, SIS. Cd. Turpentine easier but not lower.
LIVERPOOL, December 2S.-Euening.- Cotton
quiet; sales, u 900 bales.
HAvRE, December 23.-Cotton quiet; afoat,
1921. OH the spot l24f.
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AMHERST COUNTY OFFICERs.- We learn
that the county court OF Amherst, on Mon
Day last, recommended to General Stone
nan the appointment Of J. Henry Williams,
Esq, for clerk of the county and circuit
courts, and Rev. J. II. Rawlings for sheriff,
in the places of the present popular and
excellent iucumbents, who are ineligible
anier the fourteenth amendment, which is
70 be enforced, it is stated, in all State and
county Offices Messrs. Williams and Raw
lngs are both northern men.-LychJTg
Nrry.
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TELEGRAPH SUBSCRIPTIONS RErUDIATED.
s.. Hud, Mimi, December 22.-The Board
0! Directors of the Chamber Of Commerce
last evening passed resolutions repudiating
their subscriptions to the stock Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley National Telegraph Com
pany On the ground Of misrepresentation.
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ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoNED.-St. Louis,
December 22.-Mr. Kohl, his wife, FIVE
children, and two boarders, were poisoned
yesterday by eating rabbits. The whole
party we're very sick, but prompt medical
attendance relieved them, and they are now
doing we'll
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per centage. per centage.

CONFLICT OF JUDICIAL AUTHnRITY.-DeS
.lloines iolCn, December 22.-The Supreme
Court of this State has rendered a decision
in the vexed railroad bond question, pro-
nouucirg them null and void, thus coming
in direct conflict with the United States
court, which has declared them valid.
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DESTRUCTIVE GALE IN CHICAGo.-Chi-
cago, December 22.-During the gale yes
terday three buildings were blown down.
They were on Rhodes avenue. The loss was
from twenty thousand to thirty thousand
dollars. Considerable other damage was
done.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, December 23.-Six thousand
troops have been sent to Cuba, and more
are to follow. The Government announces
it's determination never to abandon colony
of Spain.
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Prize Fight.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 23.-Abe
Hickens, of Philadelphia, and Pete Ma
guire, of Peekskill, N. y, fought in the
ring to-day. On the fifth round, Hickens
won by breaking Maguire's jaw.
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pERsoSAL.-The Hon. John B. Baldwin,
# Stanton, Va, is in the city, drawn
hither by professional business before the
United States Supreme Court. We also note
the presence Of Ex-Governor Letcher, Of
T;rEiuia.-Ndti0ndl Intelgc1Ce1, 22d.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 23.-One hundred
members of Parliament have signed me-
mortal asking Reyerdy Johnson to urge his
Government to adopt the penny postage
system between England and the United
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
From the annual report Of Mr.. Alexander
pelmar, Director Of the Bureau Of Statistics,
We learn that during the year 1867 census
Of the United States was taken, by which
the population Of the country was ascer-
tainei to he 36, 743, 1913, distributed as fol-
lows New England States, SSH ,09S; mid
die States, 9,425, ll6; southern States,
l0,Gi9, l6S; western States, 1867 ,574 /;
Territories, 4S9 $50.
The white population numbers 32,l09,-
81; the colored, 4,C33 81. The totals
compare as follows with those of the census
Of 1850:
White. Colored. Totals.
1867. 50. loo, S27 4,63S,37i SO, 743, 1875
1860. q. 97j,a75 4,469, 505 3l,4a5,oS0
Increase III 1867 5,lSi,2j2 1886 5,29S, us
The per centage of increase of 1867 over
1860, and the rate per arnum, is obtained
from the above tigutes-to wit:
Total Annual f..
per centage. per centage
hite....................l9 25-7
GOtuItd..-. ..........--... - 20 IL
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The Arkansas Trouble to be 1nvesti-
gated.

MEMPHIS, December 23.-Generals Bah
cock and Porter, of General Grants staff,
have gone to Arkansas to investigate the
militia troubles in that State.
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Failure Of a Louisville Firm.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 23.-The
firm of Tucker s. Co. has failed.
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NOTICE. Having qualified in the Coun-
IN ty Court OF Charles City county, va, as adj
ferguson, this Is TO notify all person, having
claims against him TO present them 70 my attorney,
+. q. FERGUSON,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of DR.. james Ferguson.
de e2-3tk
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PLUMBING, &c.

EELLOW-CITIZENS,-Co and help Us
4 TO make an honest living.
AUG. ARSELL. JR., Il CO.,
7cS MAIN STREET,
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS.
TINWARE always on hand. TIN ROOFING,
GUTTERING, SCOUTING, and PLUMBING,
dvRe IN all their branches.
We are daily putting up the FIREPLACE
rieSe 1873 do l7-1m
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Return of NEtniste to South
America.

NEW YORK, December 23.-The steamer
Merrimac arrived to-day from Rio Janeiro
with James Watson Webb UNITED States
Minister to BraziD and family and MIR.
Washburne, ex-Minister to Paraguay.
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V1O HOUsEKEEPERS.-N is che time
4 to supply yourselves With pEEsE ~, s,i aaa
we hayed q large stock OF Preserved sunroexH3ss'
Peaches, Damsons, Ounces, Tomatoes' S1efs1ss'
6ooscberries, Pineapple. p,..xsa~rte6.
Rsspberries, Tomatoes Peaches, Pears. painso I
&c. Currant Ounce Peach. and strswpeasJ ~,
.nanufncture and warranted superior 70 sny norsV
ern goods, and which we offer at low grtces.o
ANDREW PIZElNI Gus.
ocl1 sol Broad street.
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CONFECTIONERIES.

AS AGENT FOR THE STATE OF
AvIR6INIA, offer TO the trade, 70 hotel
aINCE MEATS 500 pounds Atmore's excel
sior MTNCE NEAT, the best in the world, ready
for USE put mp In tuba jars and barrels just re,
ceiysd, fresh made, and warranted unSurpasseu
or unequaled by any made.
ALSO,
800 boxes two-pound cans PEACHES,
400 boxes two-pound cans TOMATOES
rs agent for the packers, and at their prices.
Dealers supplied. LOUIS j. BOsSiEUAs.
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18th STREET. .-- lSTn sIEkkT'
GOAL. W. HALL CREW. WOOD.

THEAP WOOD.-Owing to the breakfin
" the canal being fnished, we are prepared to
lowing prices OAK WOOD 80 to $3.50 per cord
PINE, $3.50. Persons Wishing TO lay In their
winter supply will do well TO call at once.
Also GLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
GOALS always on hand ut the lowest market
rates, GARY & CRUTCHFIELD,
No. lis Eighth street. near the
no l4-eodtJal packet landing,
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply Of
IA FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges and stoves Of all kinds, fur
Also, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL.
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenth
no 10 g. p. LATHROP.
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WOOD AID COAL,

A NTHRAGITE COAL.--I have on hand
snd Stove Gals. 200 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD; also. MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
and SMITHS' COAL, which am prepares 70 sell
at the lowest market rates. y. ~.
Ufices corner OF seventeenth and DOCK stress
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary gsrossS
de II WHIT ROBEHTcs