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Clary Mr.. Kelsey-rhaa isnv (W)right.
lIaughterl The second ballot resulted: Mr..
Nm, wFh n. rs MI Garner, i MI; CRY, T. The
G earn eaiiG' NE resu IT, MI MnEns q; Mr:
declased elected. - - 49, =
For Oorarni.sieusr Of the Fourth Ward-Ms.
H l; b ;; Miller nOn,pa,sd 7; Y: Crane; Ms:
West; and the ballot resultsd:-15 for Mr.. Crane,
10 tor Mr.. Campbell, for Mr.. West, for Mr..
Jere. Costello. The second ballot resulted
Mr.. Costello, 3. Before the third ballot was
taken MI Torrey Nominated Captain Charles
ii: Manning, and Mr. Hme nominated Jere-
miah Costello. The third ballot resulted
Crane, IL: Campbell, II: West, 8; Naming. 8;
Costello, 5. blank I. There was no choice on
the fourth and Afth ballots, when the name of
MT MT ~, Manning Va wishdrswr by Mr. Torrey.
bell, l6; West d Costello, 1. Mr. Kelsey then
withdrew the name Of Mr.. West and the sew.
enth ballot was taken, resultng:-Orane, 10;
elected. -
For Commissioner of the Fifth ward-Mr.
Clark nominated Mr.. VIM. Barnes, and Mr.
Dalton, E. +. Barnes, and the former was
elected, he receiving 10 votes; L. Z. Barnes, IS;
blank, Il. ~
For Commissioner Of the Sixth ward-Mr
L. b. s. Miller nominated Mr. Geo. S. Lang
ley, who, he stated, was endor sed by the de-
frafed candidates in that ward; ar. Clark
nominated :. Il. Pinnsill, who was endorsed
ny the Ward Club; and Mr.. McOathran naIned
Kelsey said that Mr. Langley had received the
Enforcement OF the caud dates, and the paper
was presented to the clerk of the caucus. The
Chair Mr.. Bowen) remarked that Mr.. Plum
sill bad received the endorse nen Mt of those can.
didates. The vote res suited: Fletcher, Is;
Plumsill, Il; Langley, .. Seven ba1lotings
were had without a choice, when Mr.. Fowler
moved that further proceedings as to the Com.
missionship Of the Sixth Ward be postponed
Mr.. Kelsey objected. Mr.. Arrison euegested
that the gen tie men who nominated Meesrs
Langley and Plumsill toss as to VINO shou a
withdraw his man. The eighth and ninth bal
lots res ulted in no choice. The tenth ballot
stood - for Fletcher, 10 for PlumsIll, 2 for
Langley. Mr.. Piumsf1l was declared elected.
amid some applause outside the bar.
For Commiss oner Of the Seventh Ward-Mr
Bates nominated II. ID. 6unnell; Mr.. Fenwick,
I. n. Barron; Mr.. Brown, J. I. Burch. The
ballot resulted in favor of Mr.. Gunuen, and
be was declared elected, having received II
votes; Mr.. Burch IT. and Mr. Ryon g.
Mr.. Brown moved that the Joint meeting adj
lourn TO "Wednesday evening next at O'Clock,
but yielded TO Mr.. Croker, who hoped that by
general consent the meeting would elect the
officers for the Fire Department, as it was su-
derstood the old Officers would resign to-mor-
row. Mr.. Arrison also suggested that the CD.
orators of the Fire Alarm Telegraph be elected
hr. Moore called for the yeas and nays, which
were ordered, and resulted-yeas Il, nays H.
and the Joint meeting adjourned TO this even
ing at \ O'Clock.
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUs-The. Cir.
Gus Is the great attraction at present in the CITY,
and crowded audiences attest its popularity
The entertainment is first.class and equal 10
the promise given by the dazzling pageant that
passed through the streets again this morning
Two performances q day are given on Belair
market lot, one in the afternoon and the OF her
at night. Take the little ones TO see the Circus
by all means.
The Chinese Embassy, with Gen. Banks,
were present last evening. The company will
give their farewell performances tomorrow.
on which occasion they will surpass their pre-.
vious efforts by a matinee and evening exhibi.
ton Of dazzling splendor. The company has
made most favorable impression at the capi.
tai, and they cannot fail to succeed wherever
merit, enterprise and worth are appreciated
and talent is recognized
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The POTOMAC FRoNr.-The wharves skirt.
Ing the Potomac present but little OF interest
to-day. The Wawasset, with the Baptist sun.
day School OF South Washington, attached to
Kew. q. T.. Meador's Church, and n NUN Der o.!
parents and friends of the scholars and church.
made an excursion to Glymount, having on
board music and Refreshments with which to
add TO the pleasures of the days entertain
ment. The Winnisimmet, with her decks
erammed with coiored people, made an excur.
sion 10 Aqua Greek this morning, where her
passengers will take the cars for Fredericks-
burg, the former place of residence OF large
number of them. The excursionists will re-
turn to this city this evening.
GuinaHd's Whdrf.-Arrived-Scho F,ur
Boys, Wheeler, wood to market; Sarah Ellen,
Maddox, do; Sallie, Bowie do: Lookout,
Branson, do; A. Il. Tary, Davis, do. to Plant.
Sailtd-SehoonersC Caroline, Hatton, light: Sa.
rah Layinia, Murdoch. do; Benz. Cox, Fran X.
lin, do; Felix. Murdoch, do; Pilot, Norris. do:
Saml Mears, Garrett, do; -Four Boys, Wheeler,
light.
Williams and JSlly's WAarf.-Arrived-Schr.
Enterprise, Simmons ., " God to market. Sailed
Schrs. Ray, DAVIS, light; Lloyd, Milton, do.
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Murder Trial.
THE CASE OF TURPIN-A PosTPoNENRNr

THE CASE OF TURPIN-A POSTPONEMRNr TO
MONDAY.
To-day was fixed for the trial of Levin Tur-
pin, better known as "Lep" Turpin, charged
with the murder of Thomas II. Kellaher on the
night of June 3d. at the corner of 9Th street and
Louisiana avenue, and accordingly the accused
was brought INTO the Criminal Court this
morning, but there was not a very large at
tendance.
Mr.. Merrick, one of the counsel for the &C.
cused, stated that he had yesterday received a
note from his associate, Mr.. Norris, stating
that be was sick, but would probably be we'll
enough 10 be In court Tomorrow, and he would
ask that ne case go over until then.
Judge Wyhe suggested that the Jury mi yht
be selected to-day.
Mr.. Merrick said that the selection of a iury
was the most important part, and he would
not like TO assume the responsibility.
Mr.. CarTmgton remarked that as there were
several cases set for Saturday it might be well
FOR the case 10 go over TO Monday.
Mr.. Merrick said he would see Mr. Norris
and returned III a few moments, stating that he
did not think Mr.. N. would be well enough to
be present Tomorrow, aud he felt compelled TO
ask that the case go over to Monday.
The case was postponed to Monday morning
at o'clock.
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THE MUNICIPAL OYEIcEs. - To-day the
Mayors ONCE was besieged by a large number
OF persons, and Mayor Bowen was kept q lite
busy in attending TO the duties Of his positon
The most important business transacted was
that Of approving the bonds of the officers
elected at the Joint invention last evening
and by 2 O'Clock Messrs. Henry Hmber, First
Ward, John r. Wright, Third Ward, and VIM.
Barnes, Fifth Ward, Commissioners OF I'm.
pfoments, had executed their bonds for 81 coo
ties, and secured the Mayors approval. Messrs.
]. II. Crane, S. b. Plumsill and H. ID. G unneli
Commissioners Of the Fourth, Sixth and Saw.
entb WARDS respectively, were preparing their
bonds. The Mayor has instructed those who
have qualified to commence work immed ate.
ly on the cutters and alleys, and in most OF the
wards there will be forces at work tomorrow,
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LIGHT WRIGHT.-Yesterday Phelix Def ysse,
French baker, Of the First Ward, was arrest
ed by officer p. w. Farley, of the Fifth pr.ca ct
charged with having sold his bread for the
standard weight OF sixteen ounces to the pound,
when the loayes did not weigh that much. At
the time Of the arrest the accused had ninety.
nine loaves Of bread in his wagon. which were
taken TO the Centre station house and weighed
In each instance the loaves fell short of the
proper weight, and were accordingly counsca.
ted for the benefit Of the workhouse, and shortly
afterwards placed in the custody OF Mr. nj ar.
tin. the newly appointed Intendant Of that In.
stitution. The bread filled two barrels, and
will be quite treat to the paupers soiourning
at the Corporation almshouse. In addition to
the coufiscation, Justice Clarke, who heard the
evidence imposed q fine upon Defosse of 81 Der
loaf, making in the aggregate S19S.
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The WORK OF THE LOcUsTs.-Pa. sen gers
over the Washington Branch Of the b ilnmore
and Ohio Railroad. are omewhat surprised to
notice that the forest trees all along he r. ute
look At distance rs brown as they do in the
latter part of autumn. A closer inspec ion
shows that the leaves are only dead at the -nds
OF the branches. This is said TO be the work of
our late unwelcome vieitors-the seven teen
year locusts-which bore holes in the nall
branches and tender twigs Of the trees and
shrubs, as place OF deposit for their Eggs.
This operation kills the branches beyond the
incision, giving the trees q brown look as II
they were dying at the extremities. The
locusts have done but little injury TO the fruit
trees, and do not seem TO nave touched the tree
Of the same name as the insect. nor the pines,
but have played havoc with the oaks and ches-
nuts.
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KNIGHrs OF PYrHIAs.-Grand Chancellor
w. =. Wes;wood, accompanied by the q rand
Scribe, Grand GUIDE, and Brother Schoenboru,
Of Franklin Lodge Of this city, returned from
an interesting "Trip to Richmond YESTERDAY
morning, having arrived In that city on the
Atm. and in the evening established Virginia
Lodge No. ?. in Monroe Ward. Henry c. e.
Hartman. ESQ.,, Of that city, has been appointed
Deputy Grand Chancellor of the State No. 8
Lodge will shortly be organized.
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CITY ITEMS.T

closed ont at 81 - and q. 50 each, st C3euree O.
HenninG's One Pnce Clothing STORE, No. sli
tn efreet ~ ~
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d GRAND ARMY OF THE RRPUBLrC-Tbe lis,
OF officers recently elected by Post No. 2, fG A.
R.,) and installed Monday night, was incor-
rect in some particulars. The following is the
correct list of said officers Lyman b. Cutler,
Post Commander; G.. W. Wells, Sen. Vice
Co mmander; Geo. w. Smoot, Jun. Vice Com.
mander: l. H. Rawlins, Post Adjutant ]. G.
Hanson, Post Quartermaster; +. G. Allen.
Chaplain ]. u. Grouse, Surgeon: A. Cunning,
Sergeant Major; T. Cowan, Quartermas ter
Sergeant
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DEAD INPANTs.-Yesterday afternoon. Phi.
waite Borden found the body Of a new born
mulatto infant on 25th street, near NJ. and
Justice Morsell, acting as Coroner, held an in .
quest, when verdict that il came to Its death
nv strangulation was rendered. Priyates
Fowler and Greer found dead infaSt near the
corner Of 18th and L streets, but an ina uest
was deemed unnecessary.
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OFFICERS INsTALLKD.-The following Off
GERS elect Of Seneca Tribe, No, ii, 1. O. r. M.
were duly installed last Monday evening. a
their wigwap, by G, w. Sag. Prather:-Wm
Lewis, Sachem; E. V. Orrell, ST. Sag: r. A
Morris, Jr. Sag; w. S. Olive, Chief of Records
N Funk, Assistant Chief Of Records; E. Ed
wards, X. Of Wampum; Representatives Il
Great Council, Messrs. Moss, Morris, ant
Olive.
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THE EIGHT HOUR RULE.-On Monday the
eight hour law Went into operation with those
employed in the Navy Yard, and the hours of
labor are to 4, with an intermission of one
hour at noon. There Is considerable dis salts.
faction expressed by some OF the workmen on
account of the division of the day as those " no
wish TO absent themselves half day in the At
ternoon are obliged to work hours and lose
but 3, and yet be locked tor a full half day
Of hours.
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GEoRGETOWN ADVKRTISENRyrs.
RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
ELEeAaf FIRsT.oLAss PRIVATE REsl
pEECE ON MEeT erREEf, BETWEE'
CONGRESS AND HIGH STREETS, Ar PIT

GG6EGkEss AND HIGH sfREErs, Ar PrB.
On THURSDAY, July 9th at 81 o'clock, ,. m
vii gel, In front 81 the premises all .s.,iS Of
street, betSeen Congress and High streets, wiias
S depth 81 i,e iest The iPproysments consist OF .
containing u rooms. cellar, with gas and water
and moaer 1 inErS yemsp.s;
months With interest from the day Of sale. red
Of sss on t6s
OF $50 VIA be required when The property is struck
leE-d THOMAS powLINe, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr Geors.to
VERY rv kksinsNc,A H Sg DEsrEaBkE PRI
T SIIS; ~ A .TCI WSdAssHINaToa srREET. al
On TBURslAY, July ., 1853, ct O'Clock .. m.
!;v.h, sell, IN 'front.' OF TIE premises that very te
By General PeIouze. The lot fronts 10 feet on
snd eE 81
Is rooms and cellar. with gas and water Tins
rsi esss 70
certainly isone Of the most Desirable locations in
Terms: one.tbfrd cash; balapce In SIX and twelve
:sSlsd
stamps ct the cost o, the purchaser. derosi' Of
e. vi" be required "s; fa IS 4 struck
CLoCKsl CLooKsIi 0L0GKsiH
SET 4 n TsS ai;HisPs S'. q p
Just received, and for sac By
No. ago Bridge street,
e0-2w Georgetown, u. q.
GAVE Is PER CENT.
SUITS FOB PARLoRs.
DINING ROOMS,
SITTING ROOMS,
BED ROOMS,
Alb per cent: REDUCTION in price LOUNGES
Ss"s . s.ch Of III ns mo.sn .
y % ,h s,S1ss g &:
prices for cash. Gall and &c, e wr.,.
TuRHlIURE sMPosIuA.
.,,s iti Bri4ss s,.s,t,
* ODO 1yANrlI TO BYr.Al klnd. .,
hand tLOfHIfG. Aiso, eli Kinds Of STESi.
T1E1 g, , sn.Ss o.. ssses YIN . '. = 40
| BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
IN BANKRUPICY,
tn. or, on s SsiS ,s
1883 The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his sp'
Ra % wsnnts Of LIB. LA
has has been sdjudssd BsnhfuPt IPon HE ova ped
''s' :, q. ssiI;i Sss'i = ;sa :;.
Tn.s Is !ssssk!shgf sClI5 Sgr1 IL. on =. >,
is: ned against The estate Of Jos MARriS q he
city q weshington Of said District, who has ie-n
or; that the payments Of debts and deliv Of
sn property eei9nFns 70 such bankrupt, e. m or
~ law TIM. nsstlaS Of h y ct ss
sna e e ns o ssG or 70 s, e
be held At Court Of BANKRUPTCY 70 be h,S ~ az
s s SiI sib lo IL the Cjs q hsioa.
Ly "A. D., ns, 1t 10 sSiork :. m, s"' "
IL Us. Msrshal Of b. C.. - TessenS.,s
a TIl1fi0H, BOYS EjsS1a.s ~ -.
- - ~, a. A1Ae PLLox.
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COIOR SCHOOL TRUsrRE.-wiiliam Sy
phax, (coloredD messenger to the Secretary o
the Interior, has been appointed by the Score
tfry as one of the Trustees OF CoIored Schools
vice Mayor Bowen, whose term Of Office ha
expired. The board now stands: Alfred Ione
and William Svphax, both colored, and ALDER
q. Hall, Esq, Collector Of Taxes.
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JBwKLRy-Pssoo's One Dollar Jtrelry Stors-
New styles received every day. No. s36 Penn
syivanh avenue, near ~ street
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ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET successfully
Heased BY Dr. White, Sureeon Chiropodiss "a
fennsylysnfa avenue, between AZ and stA
Established ISL r -
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BEwARn OF TOOTH PoIsoN, vended under
the name Of Dentifrices. Adopt ana adhere to
the only preparation that really preserves the
teeth and hardens the gnms, fragrant 500
DON'T. It's elects on decaying teeth are mar.
vellous. s. - =
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SALES OF REAL EsrArk-Messrs Green 4
Williams. Auctione~rs, yesterday sold part of
LOT D, in subdivision Of lot ), square 63O ON
north street, between North Capitol street
and New Jersey avenue, to VIM. Marshal, for
s2sO. ..- 49,.
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ACCIDENTAL AND PROBABLY FATAL SHOOT.
ING.-festerday, Nelson Hickman, colored,
was arrested by officer Bleut on the charge of
shooting the little son Of Champ Bryant, on
the Attn OF July. The shot, it appears, was an
accidental one, fired from a small pistol, and
the little fellow received two shot, one in a
finger (Which was extracted) and another in
the side, which the physician has been unable
TO find; and fears are entertained that this
wound may prove fatal. Justice Lynch com.
mitted him to jail for a further hearing.
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DI ED,

KING. suddenly, on the 7th instant, MARTIN
KING IN In the cath year of his age.
Church, on Thursday moruine. the ON in.t az
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

kADrDA Try the choicest Perfume IN the
world. Burnetts Florimel closely resem Dies
me odor OF rare and delicate ooquet of
flowers, and Tn thus respect u unriyaned A
Few drops will leave Its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. " - "a
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FIRE DEPARTMENT INsPECToR-At half
past six o'clock yesterday afternoon an inspec.
ton Of the city Fire Department took place in
front Of the Bank Of Washington, under the
auspices Of Messrs. John w. Thompson and
Chas. /. Garfield, Commissioners Of the Fire
Department, which resulted satisfactorily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

FoR CoRRe, BUHIoSs. BAD NArIs, &c,
VISIT III. Whites rooms, No. ~ Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and osh streets.
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BALpNHse, 0RAYHHss. and other imperfee.
lions OF the Han win be regarded as Inexcusa-
bic after trial Of Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved
new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, Gin one
6oftle9 Every Druggist cells u. Price One
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
Entire Stock Of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
10 be sold without regard to cost
Call and see for yourselves, at
wv. SELBY Co
323 Pennsylvania avenue south side.
te 06t near Seventh street
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"SrALDIns's GLv." nends Croekery, Wood
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THR TRAvEL.-Although the great rush o,
passenger for New York is over, still much
larger number than is usual are passing oyel
the roads daily, and the trains eaving the de.
pot, particularly the p. m. through trains. Are
very heavy. As yet those who went on to at
tend the New York Convention have not com.
menced tn return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UHroN.-At the
regular meeting Of this organization on Mon
day evening" the new officers elected at the last
meeting were installed, and the standing com.
mittees for the ensuing six months We're an.
nouneed by the president, Major Morse.
HoT.-The thermometer stood Sc in the shade
to-day at Fran klin's at two O'Clock.
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PREsRNTArIoHs.-On last Monday evening
the pupils OF Colfax Literary and DOMESTIC
school, MRS L. N. E Kicks, teacher) pre-.
scented to Hon. Schuyler Colfax a white count.
erpane wrought by the scholars for him. II il
worked in grape vines, leaves, grapes and
flowers, and is very pretty. The presentation
was made by Miss Sarah J. JAG kson, the same
who won the Baliantyne gold medal in the re.
cent spelling match.
Mr.. Colfax thanked the pupils in a few
pleasant remarks, complimented the energy
that had established and 50 stained the school,
and gave his best wishes for its continuance
and success. Miss Fannie Barker presented
Mrs. Mathews with neat work basket. The
meeting seemed q pleasant one TO all parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

STAR Once.
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A rTEs 1lon, BOYS $780, Ms -.
So. E.e buE isGsyg
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No. g AID 90 LorinHsA AvInun,
between N - 1oth 90, Washingtoa, d. q.
eoa 9 o., beclsss; ". O nssascsor. o.
on Il IN WIT vi o. ~. xss;. &c. -.
sr9ces Aeset; hon; Al. D.stTiek; 4 d. fo1,
- ~! - As:ssi ossessf z svss.sy. -
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ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. oRADwonL.


ALBANY. Saturday, January I, ls6s.
The following are the prices paid for Produce
and the prices at which other articles are selling
in this market:
wheat-whitc. per bushel, so cts.
0atS-pcr bushel, 359.55 cts.
Potat0es-per bushel. 5UGG623.
oniOns-per bushel. 81 25.
Flour-per bbl, s. SO
ButteT--Per pound, 20 cts.
Eggs-psr dozen, - cts.
Chickeus-per dozen, s. SOFAS 90.
Peaehes-dried, per pound. l5@ 20 cts.
PoTk-per pound. 5a6 cts.
Beef-on foot, 46b5 cts.
Mutton, per pound, l2l ceais.
Soap-per pound. 5@5 cts.
Salt-Ios Angeles. per pound 2! cts.
Syrup-per gallon, loo
Tea-Young Tyson, per pound, 81 60
BLACK, 75M$l co.
Japan, 81 l2s.
Sugar-cruzhel. per pound. i5@2O cts.
Island. l3GsliI.
Sea l6@I7 cts.
CoGee-peT pound, 2J@Zs ets.
Nails-eut. per pound, :! as ets.
White Lead-pgre. per kes, = ooGtt 80.
Linseed oil-boiied. per gallon, ST sj6g2 90.
TurPentiae-pcr gallon. 81 80
Domestic brown. lsl GU els.
Hickory-siTiDed. pes yaTi. I6GtS So eiE.
Bed Tiekinz-Per yard. 25G5l so eis.
Blue Drilling-pcr yard, 20l130 cts.
Flaanels-per yard, 621lg75 cts.
PrinsS-fast e1ioEs. Per yard. leg els.
Rife Powder, per pound. 7jGSl 90.
Candles-bcsi. Per pound. 20m. a3 cts.
Riee-Chiua, per pound. l2Gg Is cts.
Tobaeco-pcr pound. 81 coal 25.
Sal9ratus-peT pound, log cts.
Dried Plnms-rer bound, I2lG5 i5c.
Dried Appies-per ID. &c.
Currantx-per n. s..
Baeon-llams per -, I50 i6c.
Sides. per b. &c.
q -Sboulters. per %, case.
Lard-per fb, Zoe.
French BTandy-per gal. SO 006eI2 90
Holland G;B-peT gal. - SO
American Brandy-per gal. s. 90
Jamaica Rum-per gal, IS 60
Tar-Si per gallon.
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CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY,

o, $. PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu-Rey. W. =
Mouteith, Pastor. Preaching at III A. ".
b.Stor Services at II A. w. and in evening
Sabbath School at q =. n.
CoNeREeATIoNAL CHURcH-Rev. j. F. Damon
Pastor. Services at IL a. N. and ?. NJ Saooatn
School at Q An.
ME-, CHuRcH-Rev. C. g. Belknap, Pastor
Services at IL a. N. and 2. n. sabbath Sch'o
BAPTIST CHuRcn-Rev. r. c. Hill, Pastor
Services ON the lst and 3rd .Sabhaths of each
month, at IL o'clock A. N. and at candle-lighiing
Sabbath School ut p N.
MErnonIsr CHURCH, SouTH-Rev. W. a. FIN
lev, Pastor. Preaching on the 9TH Sunday OF eF'
crv month at IL o'clock, A. n, in the Baptist
Church.
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