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An English gentleman, it is reported,
lately called at one Of the Paris post offices
10 inquire how much it would cost 10 send
himself home to England by mail. He
was weighed, and after little calculation
the clerk informed him that it would cost
SEAS francs. The money was counted
out, but the clerks objected to sending
this new species of mail parcel, and the
police being called in, the gentleman was
taken to his hotel, and pronounced insane.
The Moundsvile National says that a
man named Swaney, q convict IN the
West Virginia pcnitcntiary, received IN
formation few days since that an uncle
who died recently in Ireland had left him
the snug little fortune OF $4,000. Four
teen months must clapSe-unleSS ne makes
good his escape from durance vile before
before the lucky convict can 60 to Ireland
for his inheritance.
In New York they have a very simple
and ingenious printing Geographic instru-
ment, which can be placed in each bro
ker's office, requiring no operator, yet
sends out d printed slip in all the Offices
at the same time, showing the prices OF
every stock as changes take place in the
Stock Board and Long Room throughout
the entire day.
DR.. W. II. Hopson, Of Richmond, Va,
will speak at the Christian church, corner
of Eighth and Walnut streets, this eve
ming. He has just closed protracted
meeting at Covington, KY, where hun
dred and six additions were made to the
Church. Cincinnati Commercial.
The National MtelHgencer has a long
editorial showing concLuSiUeIy that OLD
Ben Wade, as President pro tenn. of the
Senate, is not such an officer as is contem-
plated by the Constitution to succeed Pre-
sident Johnson, in the event Of his reno
val.-Lynchb,Tg Meas.
In the Mobile City Court on Tuesday
last the case against L. V. B. Martin, late
United States District Attorney, charged
with assault upon Judge Busteed with in
tent to murder, was called. The accused
failed to appear, and his bond was declared
forfeited.
Mr.. Pierre Veron proposes to establish
in Paris en- immense Pantheon Of all dis
tinguished Frenchmen, to be executed in
wax, and as caricatures. The great popu-
larity of burlesque statuettes OF celebrated
persons makes it likely that such an exhi-
bition will succeed.
SAKE calls parrot "the ritualistic
bird"
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domestic Markets.

New YORK, April 3-Noon.-Stock'
very active. Money active at per cent:
Exchange, 1925. Gold, 1879. United Unite
States bonds-Old, 1879 new, 1862.
Virginia 6's, As. Tennessee IS, e1.cou'
pons, 67@6716. Flour 59loc. lower.
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Pork tirmer; new mess
a95 70 Lard dull. Cotton active, e1-
s cited, and d. sle. better at 2sszso. for
nnlands. Freights firm. Turpentine un-
Eueninq.-Cotton active, excited, and
I@lc. better; sales of 1900 bales at 1871
G29c., closing quiet. Flour-Southern'
So .sOgsl45O. Corn-Southern yellow
sI.260Sl.27; white, sl.lS0sl.25. Pork,
s25. so. Lard quiet. Turpentine, 66R g6'c'
Rosin, s3.35@s7. Freights firm ana IN
changed. 5-20's, '62, coupons, los2a. zen
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Foreign Marietta.

LONDON, April 3-Noon.-United' Statos
bonds firmer at 721a@7258. Consols, 93G
1914. Afternoon.-United States bonds
~.
LONDON, April 3-Evening.--Securitio;
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Noon.-Cotton &C.
tive, buoyant, advancing, and irregular
We cannot estimate the days sales, which
may be very large, nor the prices now
Sales for the week, 163, 900 bales, including
40, 900 for export and $4,000 for specula
ton. Stock, 3l3, 900, of which 192, 900 are
American. Corn, 4ls. Other articles I'm.
changed. Afternoon.-Cotton active; es.
timated sales, 5000 bales uplands, II I'd.
Orleans, l21sd. Stock aloat, 1872 900 bales
Of which $4,000 are American.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-EUening.-Cottor
closed at decided advance. Uplands-Or
the spot, 12@121s; afoat, 121s@12A
Orleans, 124@l23s. Sales, 10000 bales
Corn, 40s. Cd. Naval stores steady. Man
chester advices favorable.
PARIS, April 3.-The bullion in the
Bank Of France has decreased Il 500, 00Of
FRANKFORT, April 3.-United State:
bonds, 75I.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS

News from tho CnDiiaI-Abouf snx
Tribune's Editorial on Grnrt,.
Opinion OF Removing the prest
dent-NOminatiOn or United States
Marshal Of West Observation-Disclosures
StaGnnnt. &c, dc.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The double.
loaded editorial in to-day's Tribune On.
nouncing that General Grant does not
think it Inconsistent with his duties
as soldier to make it known that the
President should be removed, and that the
impeachment should succeed, etc., has
caused considerable comment here to-
night. General Grants friends says there
is no authority for the Tri5une's statement.
and that Grant has not made known to any
one his views Of the impeachment trial,
1t is the general belief here that the object
of the Tribune'S editorial was to strengthen
certain Radical senators whom the origi-
nal impeachers designate as "weak-
kneed"; in other words, senator's who re-
fuse to commit themselves in advance to
verdict in the Impeachment trial.
Assistant Adjutant-General Townsend
has prepared statement of all the mill
tary Divisions and Departments formed
during the past fifty years, showing that
the same were formed by order of the
several Presidents. This account is pre-
pared at the request Of the Executive, to
be included in his response to the Senate
resolution inquiring by what authority the
President directed the Division of the
Atlantic.
The President has nominated Hedgeman
Stack to be United States Marshal of
West Virginia.
Almost all classes of business in this city
are exceedingly dull, and especially is the
stagnation observable in official depart
ments. The only feature that arrests
attention is the impeachment trial. Very
few strangers have visited Washington
"a not 1T
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The Suu:h American War.

New YORK, April 3.-Advices from
Paraguay indicate important successes OF
the Allied forces in rear of Hermatia.
The Allies have 5000 men, IA iron-clads,
and 20 wooden vessels. The Paraguayans
have but $4,000 men. The obstructions
preventing the approach of the vessels
have been removed.
Uruguay advices say President Flores
was Killed by confederate of his son
Fortunate, who had been banished. The
Minister of War had been elected as
Flores's successor.
Second Dispatch.
New YORK, April 3.-The latest advices
say that the Allies had stormed redoubt
at Humatia, and carried it after despe-
rate resistance, capturing fifteen heavy
guns and large quantity OF stores.
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special Correspondence of Baltimore Gazette
The Impeachment Trial-But,ar Sto
VEINS 81 Gothic prestdeu,.. 60
ses-The WIfnessas

special correspondence Of Baltimore Gazette
Fhe Impeachment Triai-Butler. Sfo.
VEINS & C".-TEe Presidents s,o,,,-
s"'-The Witnesses.
AsH1NGToN, April 2.-The imno.oh
!''.n' proceedings have been of no special
interest to-day, the testimony having all
oeen previously published. Butler at
tempted an entire disregard oC all tho
rules OF evidence, but was checked ND bv
Tue PRESIDENTS counsel whercupon he
FeSorted TO lmpertincncc, but only became
vulgar. If in nothing else, the Managers
nave exhibited but little tact in allowing
Butter to assume the leading part. His
coarse manners, not less than his want of
moral character, render him positively
offensive to large portion of the Senate.
Ills management of tho trial appears to
give entire satisfaction to the small politi-
clans, while senators of the higher order
are evidently aStoniShed at the want of
wisdom displayed by the House of Repre-
sentatlvcs in the selection of their man
ayers. Stevens is galvanized corpse
brought into the Senate daily for scenic
effect. Logan's only mark in the Senate
Will be where he cXpectorates on the fine
carpet. Bingham has subsidized like q
prickcd soap-bubblc. Boutwell, and Will
son are treated by Butler as two over
grown school-boys made to read aloud
their compositions, and Williams sits
quietly behind Butler, apparently pleased
at being allowed to remain in obScurity.
Here you have 4 fairly-drawn picture of
the seven individuals who sit at the table
on the left Of the Chief Justice, and
who, styling themselves Managers on the
part OF The House of Representatives, speak
I'm the name Of all the people," Turn
TO the right of the Chief Justice and scan
for moment that othef table and those
who surround it. Do / hear you say those
are the Presidents lawyers? Yes, they
are the counsel for the respondent and
what contrast. Here We have Stan
berry, Curtis, and Evarts-these are the
men who conduct the defence. Groes-
beck and Nelson are advisory in their po
>itionS, and are needed to do much Of the
drudgcry 0? the defence.
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LATEST FROM JArAS.-On the 4th Of
February the japanese attacked with rifles
the foreigners at Hiogo. One American
sailor and two Frenchmen were wounded.
They were pursued by American marines
and sailors, and dispersed. The town is
fortified. On the Sth, the Mikado's envoy
arrived, and peace was restored. The
foreign ministers demand an apology and
the death of the officers ordering the
attack. The demand was acquiesced in,
and the execution was expected to-day.
TIE tycoon has abdicated. The Mikado
is sending troops towards Icddo. Notices
OF neutrality have been issued by all the
foreign representatives.
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RATIFICATION OF THE New GERMAN
TREATY.-Brlin, April 2.-The naturali-
zation treaty just concluded with the
United States has been finally ratified by
the Federal Parliament. All the speakers
praised it with one voice, and it was al
most unanimously approved by the mem
bcrs. Count Bismarck, in Il speech eX-
planning its provisions, declared it unne-
cessary to make any defence Of the treaty,
as it seemed to meet with favor on all sides.
He summed up his explanation by stating
that the compact was clear in all its points,
and hereafter no native German natural
lied in the United States would be mo-
Tested within the borders Of the C0nfede-
ration on account Of his obligation TO his
parent country.
Polish members were among the small
minority who voted against ratification.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

THURSDAY, April ..
Beef ChtHe.-The offerings ut the scales du-
ring the past week amounted 10 j64 head.
aguinst 500 last week. Prices to day ranged
as lollo"s old cows and scallawags 1T - $50
1919 ordinary thin steers, oxen, and cows.
So l39S65o; fair quality beeves, II. 5oMS7. 80,
and the very best beeves, SS.5)MSl0. so II 100 lbs
the average price being about - 80, gross The
market was active to-day, and prices ad-
week
Sheep.-The supply during the past week has
not been sufficient to meet the demand, aud
prices have improved, ranging chiefly 1T 709c
e H., gross.
Hpgs.-Thc arrivals during the past weel
have been light, and with good demand III,
market has ruled firm. Prices today ranged
rs follows: Fair to good live hogs, Sl2. 5o9Sl
n loo lbs, net.
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nessee IS, new, 6sI. Gold, 1873. Ster-
ling dull ct 100 5%

llhb ouii oc Aoo
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Cotton buoyan
at 2916c. Flour active and very firm
prices stiff but unchanged. Wheat firm
and unchanged. Corn steady; white
sl.O99s1.12; yellow, S1.l7Gs1.ls. Dat!
steady at SSG90c. Rye, sl.S0. Pork firm
at s25.75. Lard quiet at lie. Bacon &C
tive; rib sides, &c.; clear rib, 1910.
shoulders, 13c.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Flour unchanged
Corn advancing at GOO. Pork held at SIG
No bacon sides in market; they are quoted
at &c.,, to arrive; shoulders, l2c. Lard
l5A9l6c.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Lard, 16916Lc
Mess pork, $3.50. Clear sides, 164c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 3.-spirits
turpentine steady at 621a &c. Resins in good
demand; strained, $3.50; No. l, $3.50
81. Cotton, 2715c. Tar firm at 1920.
CHARLESTON, April 3.-Cotton active
and advanced 1@1 hc. sales, l 800 bales
receipts, 4O3 bales; middlings, 3Oc.
AUGUSTA, April 3.-Cotton buoyant and
advanced lc.; sales, 1850 bales receipts,
$40 bales; middlings, 2Sc.; sales for the
week, 5000 bales; receipts, ITO bales.
SAVANNAH, April 3.-Cotton active and
advanced; sales, 1869 bales; receipts,
1861 bales; middlings, 2Sc.; holders have
Withdrawn from the market.
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton closed firm :;
middlings, 29c. Receipts, 7S4 bales; for the
week, 4,069. Sales, 1900 bales; for the
week, 1850 bales. Exports - Foreign,
3,4lS bales; coastwise, 239 bales. Stock,
32,0 bales.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Cotton-Ex-
cited and unsettled. Sales, 5000 bales :;
for the week, 34,7OO bales. Receipts,
l,94O bales; for the week, 1850 bales.
Exports, 1854 bales; for the wcek-
foreign, 1871 bales; coastwise, 1880.
Stock, 69,264 bales. Sugar and molasscs
very dull; prices irregular and unsettled =.
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AN EXCITING DEBATE IN THE PENN
SYLvANIA Observation-Disclosures, Pa,
April 2.-Wtlie Mr.. Hickman (RadicaT
was making speech on the registration
bill in the House this morning, he bitterly
denounced the Catholics, saying that an
intelligent negro was better than an igno
rant Irish Catholic.
Mr.. Brennan (DcmocraO, of Luzerne,
indignantly denied the assertion, and de-
nouuced Mr.. Hickman in strong terms for
| using such words.
| 4 general sparring match all around
followed, creating quite an excitement.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Cabinet had
meeting to-day, General Thomas not
being present.
The Reconstruction Committee will con-
slider the Florida rival constitutions to-
morrow.
Instructions to collectors regarding the
new tax law are being prepared.
The revenue receipts to-day were
S1,370,0 goo.
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Ine INnEArHWENT TRIAL THURSDAY
". Butler put various questions TO Mr..
Chandler. ai4ing 10 show that the Assist
XII. Secretary Of TIC Treasury had the
rasgrr 10 sign warrants IN his 0lr1l d2t-
-.na and thus draw money from the
Treasury. The answers TO these queries
we're somew;a. obscure, and rather tended
{. make the false impression General But
.- was aiming 10 create, 50 as 10 induce
liz. senate 10 rlc~ivc the offered teSti-
~auv. Seeing the wrong impression thus
created. and knowing from their own eX-
,rrIruCe as Secretaries OF the Treasury
.., rr4. truth of the case, Mr.. FeSSenden
and tie Chief Justice put interrogatories
,0tAr witness tChandltr) so well framed
ID. ac had no option hut 10 acknowledge
that 40 A>,iS;an, Secretary had the power
10 -s4a 4su warrants, save by special au-
,torz4tiou from the Secretary, and that
ND authority had been given TO sign any
warrants, save to bring money into the
Treasury, or - pay on accounts regularly
cc,t.G-. by The Auditor and Comptroller.
II. Butler knew ali l.is; ne knew that
anv mi~s:atrmcI. could be exposed when
he. defence cam" 10 offer testimony but
ii. under a mpmeuiacy misrepresentation,
... Senate was led 20 admit the testimony
#. office. would be suoscrvcd, and, We
.oa1H ro', Mr.. CuauGlrr much cratitied.
The >.4a.e then, hy vote OF - to %
Threw cat this Buucombe testimony
Mr.~r>. Henderson, Ejmuuds, Ferry, Ere.
E.-.ur>an. FesSeuden, Grimes, Sherman
T.MDnI, Williams, in short, every able
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CENTRAL B"rLER And TIE CHIEF JUS
r. G.-Ibn Washington correspondent OF
t"r New York Times says: "On Tuesday
night, when the Senate adjourned, there
vas CONSIDERABLE" excitement, and Mr..
Bg,.rr was threatening 10 prepare pro-
;,>; ior tie action Of the House on the de-
~l,!1u OF the Senate on the right OF the
Chief Justice to rule primarily on qucs-
cions Of law aad evidence but the House
adjourned before Butler was ready, and on
second thought j; Was deemed best to take
10 action thrrcon.n
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The Canvass III GeOrsin.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 3.-Hon. Linton
Stephens and General John B. Gordon
addressed the Democracy Of Richmond
county last night against the adoption OF
the Constitution. The contest for Governor
is becoming excited. The friends Of Irwin
(Democrat) and Bullock (Republican), for
Governor, are working hard for their re-
spective candidates.
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Land agencies.

THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
Il VlRG1NIA.-E. q. RANDOLPH & co.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. W. b. RO.
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except In case Of sale ; and through
It's extensive connections has disposed Of q
very large quantity Of land since 1855.
Those who desire TO sell within the year will
consult their interest by q correspondence at
once with us, enclosing descriptions Of the pro.
perty for sale. Address
w. Is. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now Offering for sale, over FIVE HUN.
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
ia l7-SmdGsw
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NEGROES RULED OCT OF THE FREE
SCHOOLS ~ CoNNECTiCCT.-On Monday
alIhl last, at Hartford, a town meeting
"as called virtually To decide whether ne
gro"s have had right to attend these
schools. This call was signed by leading
Radicals az well a. Democrats. The meet
'as wao held, and il was voted unani-
Aous.y that on aud after the 81 day Of
Nay next ait snail not be lawful for
coIoEed children 10 attend any other
schools than The designated negro school !;
ana an effort TO vote permission TO colored
children TO attend white schools in some
u the districts in the outskirts Of the
'o"n was qualified so that such permission
ca! be only by the "conSent Of such dis
tucts." AID this, not because they are
!2nofant or degraded" but solely be-
cause they are black.-Neo Yorh World.
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MANASSAS RAILRoAD.-Thc relaying Of
the track on this road from South River
bridge towards Strasburg has been re-
sumed, and with favorable weather the
gap to the latter place will soon be filled
up. At Strasburg they will connect with
the track already laid to Mt. Jackson, and
as the bridges are progressing rapidly, we
hope at very early day to herald the ar
rival Of the cars at Mt. kson.-R0ching-
ham B,1jsier
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SAD ACCIDENT IN WOODSTOCK Wood
stock, March 27.-To-day a young man,
aged sixteen years, Mr.. Randolph Gillock,
son of Harrison Gillock, met with very
serious and singular accident. He was in
Mr.. Hottell's mill, and was just leaving to
get on his horse, when tho revolving shaft
caught the skirt of bis overcoat, and drew
him SO violently up against it as to crush
the left leg below the knee in shocking
manner. -Rockinghd Register.
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A letter from Gerrit Smith, denuncia-
tory of Mr.. Johnson and favoring impeach
mcnt, is going the rounds of the newspa-
pcrs. 1t was but recently that Gerrit
Smith visited Washington, called upon the
President, applauded him for his wisdom
and patriotism, and unqualifiedly approved
Mr.. Johnson's so-called "policy. "-Data.
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The Strong Case-Discharge of the
Prisoner.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Strong, the al
legged fugitive from justice from Virginia,
formerly released by Judge Fisher on the
ground that Virginia was not State, and
subsequently re;irrested On requisition
from General Schofeld, was this morning
discharged. The discharge was based on
defect in the papers, it not being shown
that Strong was fugitive from justice.
The interesting points in the case were not
discussed, though incidentally Judge Cart
ter designated General Schoield as the
Executive Of Virginia.
District Attorney Darlington will have
Strong re;irrested when he can obtain q
more complete requisitiOn.
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FARM SoLD.-Was sold on Saturday to
john 7. Brown for 81, 800 farm seven
miles from town, in this county. 1t con-
tains $50 acres, dwelling house, stable, to-
bacco and ice-houses, etc.-Eredericksbng
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SHADE DEPOT!

1885 MAIN STREET.
batween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets
M GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade
man. is still NJ his old tricks, keeping down
high prices. He has the largest assor tment OF
SHADES in the city latest styles In Gold
Velvet. and Painted Shades, with all the fix
lures to match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
uipb prices. down YOU come All know
GOLDEN he always had the cheapest
Shades. at his old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH,
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble
and all the colors; Black, for covering car
riages, In Drill and Duck 1000 Paper Shades
ut your own price.
N. b. Shades made to order. Storekeepers
and pedlers supplied at New York prices
fe IO-3m
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The publication of Talleyrand's memoirs
has been again postponed by his executors,
IN Difference to the feelings Of survivors,
although his will authorized the publca-
ton of them this month.
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{ IOAL, COAL.-Wo beg leave to inform
~ our customers ana The public generally
that we are now in receipt, per schooner John
SIroup, cargo of 4oo tons superior ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, which we offer at
REDUCED RATES.
WE WILL S9T EE rSDEAsoLD. Call early and
leave your orders.
LARUS \ CHERRY, Dock street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
NH 3l-lW
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ELECTIoNs.-On Monday next the State
election takes place in Connecticut. On
the same day there will be an election in
Michigan, when the people Of that State
will vote on the adoption of new Con
stitution. On the following day, April
9TH, Wisconsin will hold judicial cleo
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Fire ut WadesbOrO', n. c.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April ga ire a,
Wadesboro', n. c., yesterday, destroyed
the courthouse, Jail, and seven stores.
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The Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad Company will run an extra
train to Leesburg during the summer
months
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The Democracy Of Wane county, ILL.,.
have expressed a preference for General
Sherman for President.
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Bakeries.
CO0S MAIN STREET.

|CC0S MAIN STREET.
Having recently put In new cracker ma.
chine Of the most approved style, am now
prepared to furnish TO families or merchants
ALL THE VARIETIES OF CRACKERS
made in the BEST MANNER and OF the ysry
BEST MATERIAL. Also, BREAD and
CAKES at the lowest rates.
Look at my list OF prices:
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
OYSTER Crackers, l0c. Water Crackers, loo.
Spice Nuts, l6c. Cream Crackers, l5c.
Sugar Crackers, 15c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
Arrowroot Crackers, l6c.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY
CAKES furnished at reasonable rates.
J. @. BAGNALL,
ZOOS Main street,
between Twenty second and Twenty third.
NH 24-Sm*
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CO1lfectjO7leries.

VUST RECEIVED per steamer Abe
e marie, 50 boxes Messina ORANGES and
LEMONS, / 600 COCOANUTS, 50 boxes RAJ
SINS, loo boxes SARDINES, 400 drums
FIGS, three trails DATES, NUTS, ROCK
CANDY, PICKLES, canned goods, &c. Great
inducements TO merchants. Goods delivered
at depots free of charge. Give me call.
w. w. TRIBBETT, SOB Main street,
apl Spotswood Hotel.
RFESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS.
WI Receiving this day per steamer hne
lot of
MESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS,
which we offer to the trade Ut small advance
on New York price.
NH 81 ANDREW PIZZINI & co.