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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

the faults exist which have been charged. II
understand the matter correctly, between 1861
and 1868, about five millions of city notes were
issued for the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the city government. These notes bore no
interest," Ii was exactly the es IL q. loan
had been made, without interest. to pay the
Indebtedness OF the city to those who were ren
deriDg II service. Now, what would have been
the situation Of affairs IT. instead Of issuing these
notes, the city government had gone out into the
market TO borrow money TO defray Its expenses
Does any one suppose il could have been Obtained
at less rate Of interest than six per cert, or
eight per cent. or even ten per cent, take it
that this five millions Of dollars Is as honest a
debt as the city ever contracted. 1t is held by
all classes and conditions of people Here
school teachers, policemen, laborers. There are
scarcely any of my acquaintance here but hold
more or less Of this paper This currency was
of paying an honest debt, owed by the
city without interest. II IL not held altogether
by spectators, as gentlemen would have Us be-
lieve. / will wager that not one-half OF II Is so
held It is in the hands Of all grades of spciety,
and they received 1t for the labor they performed.
1t is debt contracted In good faith. Nor. sir,
in consequence of no provision being made Tor
taking ~ this debt, it commenced declhlng IN
the market. first TO per cent. discount, tnen D,
10, 20, and so on, until not more than " cents on
the dollar could be got for it. Three millions OCT
Of this five millions remain unpaid, the maj brit y
Of which is in tue hands of those who received II
for their services: and we are upbrsi5ed and re.
primapded bv the governor and those who sustain
bis veto. because we desire, by means Of this bill,
to raise money to pay honest debt Why, sir. the
governors message advocates fat reprdiation
when it says thai because this money Is 10 part held
by speculstors they should be compelled to take
bonds AZ their face. the value of which wonld not
he more than GO cents on the dollar Whs9 IL th al
but Reputation, If you give me your note for
money loaned you, and you are not able y pay 4
when it is due, and choose to sel it at a Discount
10 some gentleman who has money, ia that any
reason NV Won should repudiate the debti Or
are won iustifed in attempting to take up that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-17
A CARD TO INVALlDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered a cate
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervou,
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of The
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and The wbol'
train # disorders. brohght on ty banelu
and vicious habits. Great numbers bsvs
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire 10 benefit the fil,c'sd an,
unfortunate. | nil send the recipe for Pre-
pairing and using this medicine, in a seale,
TO any one who needs il, FRri
+ CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH l.. iNMAN, Station y.
Fet7 90, b hle " use. Nv Y.rk Civ
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Extra Special Notice.

BewUre of Countesieiis! Smlih's Toni
Syrup has been countcsieited. ind the com
tdrfeiter brought 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. Johr
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.
John Bull only has the right TO manufacture
and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup O. Louisville. Ky. Examine wei
the label on each bottle. II my private
stamp 10 not on the bottle, do not purchase
or you will be deceived. See my column nd
verljsement, and my show card. will pros.
ecu'e any one infringing on my right. The
genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can only BE-
prepared by myself.
The public's servant,
Louisville. Ky. DR. JOHN BULL.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will eeno
{ free Of chsrgc) 10 al who desire il, The
prescription With The directions tor making
and using 'hr simple remedy by which h.
was cured Of lung affection and thai
pct Ia TO benefit the afflicted and be
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy
as il will cost them nothing. and may prove
pleasing. Parties wishing .he prescrip'
tion. FREE. by return mail. will please I'D
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1G5 South Second Street,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Nav Is lS6Tv.
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ERRORS OLE YOUT,i.

A Gen leman VIM suffered Tor wears iron
Nervous Debility, Prem ,,u,e Decay, and al
the sfscts o. yo 'hfnl 'ndi.cretiou, will. TO,
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free II
a u who need il. the recipe aud directions fol
masking III" simple remedy by which he va.
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by tbs
advertisers experience, can do 50 By I'D
dressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN. AZ Cedar
May iS, 1S67y. Street New York.
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An st,sI,p, @ss msoe about three
o'clock last Saturday morning, to rob the
Adsms Express Company on the .. d. NJ.
Railroad, near Bfownstowo, Indiana. =
When tie train reached Brownsiown 10
wood aud water. five men sprsng upon the
"nslrs mud exp-e.s car, driving of the en-.
I, .n~er sad fireman. uncoup.ed The express
csr and ran west Lbout eight miles, when
ne car AS stopped aud The robbers forced
an cn'rsnrr, but were met ul,h vol'-y
from the pistols OF the guard inside. The
Tie rnbbers we're driven of leaving one Of
%heW number badly wounded. who wac isseo
"a Cincinnati. The name Of the foob.r
wounded aud arrested il Val Elliott, former.
" q brakeman on The Ohio snd Mississippi
Railroad. Wm. Flanders. one OF the guard.
wsp shot through The knee, rendering am
pu,alion necesssry. The is The forth or
fifth time that robteries have been commit.
tea in the Beighborhood OF Seymour. nnd
the Express Companies have determined To
protect themselves. and will carry a stiff
cient guard !or TINT purpose.-Ind. Sentinel.
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AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay Tor Young Men. on the Erro,s
Abuses and Diseases which DESTROY tn,
Manly Powers and create implements II
MARRIAGE with sure means OF relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge -
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association. PhiladeIphis, Pc.
Feb 81, '68-y
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DEMoREIsT's YouRG AMAERIcA. This
en'eFprising little Sisgszine. which has a.
ready won 90 large a share Of juvenile IA.
vor enters upon it's third year with the No
vembss No., and also increases i,s size near
~ one BALI This chans will effect a great
though doubtless costly Improvement. nnt
10 due TO the success which has attended the
two years Of ito existence. and 10 the deter.
m'na'ion Of the proprietor to make il &C
cep.able, not only TO ito present class O.
young patrons. but alec TO their older broth
ore aud sia'ers. The pricc will remain un.
changed, LEO per year. Address, w. JEr
SrScs DEmoREs~, 473 Broadway, N Y.
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L ESTATE APPRAISER
A Model Love Letter.

The mind OF the present victim OF Cupid's
dart seems TO be Of an eccentric turn. fl's
s,miles are are marvel of elegance. and his
expressions a miracle OF forciole dcfion:
MISS SARAH: Dear Friend-My love
ior you is stronger than .he smell Of old but
Ter, Sweitser cheese, or the kick Of { a Je-
rusalem pony. or mule. "a you wish.) II is
purer than the breath Of young crow, and
more unselfish than the frs, caterwnul OF a
Young kitten. AZ the song bird hungers
for the light Of day, the cautious mouse for
the fresh bacon in the rav, as lean pup
hsnkess after new milk so | long for thee.
DEAR SARAH OH are isirer than q speck'
led pullet, sweeter than yankee doughnu'
fried in sorghum molssses, brighter than the
top. knott piumsge on the he'd Of muscovy
drake. You ure candy kisses. pound cake
and swectened today, oil together.
II these few remarks will enable you 10
see the inside of nv soul, and me 10 via
your affections, ] shall be as happy as .
woodchUck in a cherry tree, or stage horse
50 u green pasture. II you cannot recipro'
cate my thrilling passion. ! shall pine away
and die like . poisoned bedbug. In coming
years when the shadows grow long from The
hills. aud pbiosophlc frog sings his evening
hymn. you bappy'in anoiher's love, can
come aud drop q tear and toss clod upon
the last resting place Of your once dear
lover, JuIIus T.. MuGsINs.
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To Whom Ii May Concern.
POOR FARM AN JAIL LOT.
Oct IS. '6!-ly

~ OF County Commissioners OF Dubois
County, will sell TO the lowest respons ible
bidder, At the Court House in Jasper, on
MONDAY. Sept. z, 1868.
the keeping Of the psupers OF said county.
for twelve months, the successful bidder 10
live on and have the use Of the COMFY isvm.
Notice is further givon tina, the Board will
on the anne day receive proposals., from
owners Of Tote in Jasper, desiring to sell The
came. for the purchase by the county Of a
suitable lot on which TO erec, q County Jail.
The proposals must state the location OF the
lot. and the lowest price.
BY order ~ the Hoard.
HENRY MAUNTEI., Sheriff.
June &c, $685.
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One THOUSAND FER MIFUTE.-Tbe total
amount OF interest on the public debt is
about ihirty-seven millions OF dollars per
quarter, or one hundred and fifty millions
per annum 10 gold. which being reduced to
,he currency OF The people mske two hum
dsed and ten millions. Now add to this
three hundred millions more Tor the ordinary
ond extraordinary expenses Of corrupt
and prufliga,e Rsdicl revolutionary sdminis.
ira,ion. and you have . toIersble idea Of
the burdens Of the people. This five hun.
dred millons being divided makes forty mil.
lions per month. ten millions per week, on.
million four hundred thousand per hour, and
one thousand dollars per minute.
Dayton Ledger.
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REEVES Avn D IL SlA.
FOR THE HAIR,
M ID q We a..

The experience OF over one hundred yenrs
in the The cultivation and preservation Of
the Hair, is now embodied in this wioely
known preparation. For dressing. curling
and preserving the Hair, has no equal 10 the
world Three or four applications will stop
the lair from falling I'll, and II used coca
I-ioually, il will proven, hair losing us orig
final color during a lifetime NJ rre?ara'
ton eqn,ls !, Tor RESTORING the hair quickly
AZ d no preparation Inns been more exten.
sively endorsed by the medical faculty for
Its perfect innocence ss regards injury
TO the hsi, or head, and for i,s tonic effects
mon the system. Price. larg, bottles 81.
Druggists. Dealers in Fancy Goods. aud
Sforekeepers generally, literally deal
with. R',ailed in oil parts Of the U. 8
Csnad,, SC. Address
SECRETARY REEvE's AmBRos'A Co..
Fsb 81 '6S-, = a. ca NV York.
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INFORM ALTON.

Information guaranteed to produce Q lux
uriant growth Of hair upon bad head OF
oeardiess face. also o recipe for the removs
Of PimpIes. Blotches. Eruptions, etc, on
the skin. leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful, can be obtained without chsrg-
by addressing.
THOS. + CHAPMAN. CHEMIST,
823 Broadway, New York.
Gan, % 19G7-2,n
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WHO WILL RUN HERE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 'ha, there Il
money ~ the treasury ~ Dubois JIMMY
Indiana, 10 redeem al Orders dawn upon
the ssme that have hsen p'esen'rd, thai
were Issued p'ior 10 N" 5000 d',ed Nav
0 h 1863 and tina. he ini.resf on said o.
ders will ceNse ir"m and after june 1868
WM BRETT. y. ID. T..
N. B. -Psrscns holding Orders will please
present them on SATURDAYS. az that 10 the
day I will attend ~ my Office.
WIN. BRETZ, +. D. G.
June l2, 1sGS-4w
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Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER,

S. KUEBLER & PHILLIP GUCKES
HAvixo purchased from the pstentee the
IL right to manufacture aud cell the above
vaIus BILE article in Dtbois Co desire 10 call
the attention OF Farmers 10 il. They teel
confident il is the best Grain Screen in use.
and that farmers generally may save H..
cost ionly $50 each year, by using il 10
cleen their seed wheat alone. We onl,
ask a trial and IL its operations are not sat.
istactory the machine may be returned, and
no harm done.
KUEBLER g. GUCKES.
Oct IS. '8!-ly
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Furniture! Furniture

G1ETsz4D The udsrsigned respect. a
- fully informs the public ri
that he has now, and will Consistently keep
on hand, or manufacture 10 order, all the
latest and mos. fashionable varieties Of Fur.
niture, such as Wardrobes. Bureaus. Bed.
stesds, Tables. Lounges, and a large assert.
ment OF chairs. Of the best styles. He re.
specially invites those desiring anything 10
his line. 10 call and Examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. az he 10 conf.
dent he can please them. at his new shop,
on the corner OF the Public Squore,..west Of
he court house.
Iov 20. 1857 JACOB ALLIES.
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HAVING made the EYE and EAR. with
IL their many aud complicated diseases
Ia special,y Ana the study Of years. ! desire
10 e.. TO this community, that ] am pre-
pared 10 nea, all v no may seek re''et rom
pain or .ufFering resulting IRON any 'fec'
iion OF these important organs
All Anow the inestimsble advantage OF
good eyesight and good hearing. sndshould,
conse quenily. be reful 10 preserve them.
What at fret may appear TO the uninitia.
ted but a slight diaordev. is often the germ
I o deep seated disease, which may. for
want Of proper attention, develop itself into
destructive agent. The slightest infam
nation may extend TO such d'9ee; and
hsrcr, 1 say, we cannot be too careful in
guarding that which may be SO easily lost
TO rs.
Long experience 10 the hospitals Of Eu.
rope in military mud civil practice, has made
me familiar with the minute structure Of
these organs, the diseases 10 which they are
Liable. and the proper treatment 10 afford
piomps md perms nent relief.
OFricg HouRs, from to IL A. N. and from
. to SIN.
or Orrrcs. on Third Street, between 10.
Gust and Main.
JOHN MAGENISS. M. D..
Sure con Oculist,
Nov 80. '67-ly Evansville, tpd,
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Inc Democrats Of San Fran cisco, on Sat.
u'osy night. held large meeting to rs,ify
.no nomination Of Seymour and b air. G ov.
.Hs'ght resided.
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PRICES

HooIand's German Bttcrs, per bottle .........el 90
balf dozen ......... o.
Hoo,and'. German Tonic, put up quart houss, ~
per h,ntle cr n hall dozen for.... ......... ~
- 10 not forget 10 examine Avu The aft'eh yos
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BIaCksmithing and Wagon
Making.

Making.
SN~ THE unders'gn. EssNz
*$H I'd returns his @4f3A
Ea4<aSsz thanks to the
people tor their liberal patronage heretofore,
and informs them that ne will always en-.
deavor to merit continuation of it. He il
a, ali times, prepared to do ell kinds Of black
smi,hing. with the best material. He will
also attend TO building ~ repairing wagons,
buggies. piows, &c. His charges will be
70 asonsble. and oil work done in The best
style.
~ Special attention given TO horse.ehoeinr
Remember The place. West Main st. cor.
ner Of Por,ersviIle street.
DC, Is. '67-lv FELIX LAMBERT.
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Will cure headara.e in three minutes,
roothsche in a short time. Neuralgia anc
Esrsche 10 five minutes, Cattarh, and its in
cidents in short time. No cure no pay ii
directions are followed. Begin in time ii
you would avoid Consumption.
j. A. McMAHAN.
Looeootee. Genl Agent Tor Indiana.
For sale in Jasper by N F.. Boring enc
Martin Eried,nsno, who have also Tor ash
Wolcot,'s Bssutifier for the Hair and Skin.
ADD Smiths Salvation Salve. Warranted to
give satisfaction.
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JASPER COURIER.
Ear Prose cutting Attorney

For Prosecuting Attorney.
0rWs are authorized 10 announce Ito"
G. s. Doprlss, as q candidate for reelection
"a the Office Of Circuit Prosecutor, OF the
.rhird Judicial District, subject 10 The Dis
srlct Democratic Convention.
For sheriff.
nrWs are authorized TO announce VIII
,,.mH. BRETz Of Patoka Township. ~
candidate for Sheriff Of Dubois County. at
,bs ensuing October election.
FOR RIAL ESTATE APPRAISER.
0AyWe are authorized TO announce Mr..
A,,rr r.. FLEMING. OF Hall township. as a
candidate for Land Appraiser, OF Dubois
county, at the ensuing October election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-17
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

Safe ol Indiana. Dubois county. As;
YNHE Undersigned Auditor OF said county
Il would respectfully report to the Hon
Board Of County Commissioners that the
following 10 q true exhibit Of the receipts
ond expenditures of said county. from the
1T dsv Of June, 1867. TO the 3lss day OF
May. 1868. both days inclusive:
RECEIPTS.
There was in tho Treasury OF ssid cmnn'y
on June ii. 1867. The sum Of SIS S74 Ii
There has since been received
al the Treasury the following
accounts to.wit:
Poor Asylum Sl.97s 80
H. redemption Lands 739 81
Military Funds 1867 20
Rad Tax 1928 40
Township Tax 24sl "
Special School 8 3O3 SO
Dog Tax 1918 80
County Revenue 1854 80
Ferry License 8 %
Delinquent Tax 3 843 10
Library Tex 236 81
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
rooeana-s German Rcmcdie. are ccrlntcrfcitcd. s,e
Thai thc sonniurc Of - q. n. JACKSON
IL on the wrapper M OF each bottle.
princinal Office ILL., and Narnfaciorv
n the German Medicine storc No. dll ARCH Street,
CHARLES N. EVANS,
German Druggist, Proprietor,
Formerly 4. NJ. JAcxscy 4 90.
For sale by oil Druggists and Dcalcs in Medicines
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kcnnard D. D


Assistant Editor Christisn Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of lloof.
lands German Btcr, and feel 1t my privilege 10 re-
commend them a most valuable tonic TO all who .; o
suffering from general debility from discscs arising
from arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly,
l.. ID. FENDAl.l.
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UJ-Pay us what you owe Us.
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NOTQCE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strongly the 81 ether Of these remedca
They will cure every case Of NARASAUS, wtAous
fail.
Thousands Of certificates havc accumulated IN Tho
hands II the proprietor, but space will allow OF the
publication OF but few. Those. Il will be observed,
are OF note and Of such s,aging that they mus
be believed.
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DEBILITY,

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upc~
Them with all lts attendant is will lind In the ct
this BITTERs, or the TONIC, an elixir rat Wit
the energy and ardor Of youthful days build up
their shrnnkcn forms, and give health and happiness
70 Their remsining yearA
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-28
LITERARY NOTICES.

GOOD SToRIES.--Part 3; just issued by
Ticknor s. Fields, furnishes collection Of capi-
tai stories specially suited for reading on inter
evenings. The contents are as follows Christ
mas with the B,rnn; Stephen Yarrow--by the
Author uf" Waiting for the Verdict " A Fam
lily CHRISTMAS in Gsrmlny;" " The Christmas BAN
quet, by NIth luiel ulwthprne Three or a Trade
ar Red Little Kriss Krngle, bv Ftz-James
O'Bren; Adventures of n New Years Eve, by
Heinrich Zschokke. With four admirable il us
trations.
Til " are excellent for the family, or far read
ing in cars or on steamboats,. The price Is only
Fifty cents number All booksellers and news
dealers have them, or thev can be procured post
paid directly from tue Publishers, TicknOr &
Fields, Boston.
GOdcy's Lady's BOOK.- H
For March, 1868, has been received. The Ger
mantown Telegraph makes the following deserving
complimentary notice of it
Gody's Lady's Book, so far as received we re-
gard as the best volume ever issued Of this beau
tiIul and popular magazine. Indeed each sue
ceeding volume shows an improvement, and this
would seem impossible were we not familiar With
While Mr.. Cooley grows old in the harness edito-
rial, and his tastes become more matnred, they are
nevertheless more youthful, more ornate, and more
popularity pleasing.
Terms--Oue copy one year, 50; four copies $40.
We will furnish the JOURNAL and Cooley one year
for 81 so. Address l.. A. Cooley Philadelphia.
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The Grand S.ere1 Con cert.

We bad the pleasure of attending the cOncer
given at the Catholic Church, on Monday even
ing last. Notwithstanding the unpropitou'
weather quite respectable audience was in at
tendance and over three fOurths Of the seats were
occupied. The pieces Of music performed were
chiefly from the great masters MOZART, RosslNI
PLRYKL, HAYDN, &c. The execution OF them
both by the vocal and instrumental performers
was admirably done. Where all did SO we'll it
seems almost an invidious act to make special
mention Of any one or more of the artists we
cannot, however, abstain from noticing the artis-
tic skill Of Mr.. w. IL. MAcHRN, Oh the VIOLA. In
his hands the instrument. seemed as thing OF
life, now plaintive and emotional, and then in
stinct as it we're with the grandest energy and
force Of musical genius all executed with that
scope aud detail OF harmony which only belongs
to the true artist. The last piece entitled /" The
Heavens are Telling" was grandly rendered
The whole force of the Orchestra, both vocal and
instrumental, united in its execution.
The excellent clergyman Father Griss, deserves
much credit for his efforts to introduce this mode
of social enjoyment, which designs through the
gifts aud qualifications of the creature to lead tue
mind to Hin who is the source Of all good.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, February 10, 1868.
FLOUR-Fine, 81 00@7 so; Superiine OG@
%; Extra, 9 509I0 00 Double xtra and Fancy
10 0O@l4 co. Rye Flour, 50.
GRAIN-Wheat 2650275c; Corn SS@89c; Oats
Csc; Rye lose Barley quiet.
PORk-Mess new % 00i02l 90; Hams lac
Shoulders 12c. Dressed Hogs, 9@9kc n H.
LARD--Prime, in bbis, l3I3c; do. kegs, l4c.
BuTrER-Fresh roll SIC; in keg 2Sc.
EGGS-3Oc.
GROCERIES--C Coffee Rio 22@27c; Java Ssc;
Sugars-raw sugar ll@3l5c; crushed I70I7slc !;
graduated l72{c; A coffee 1870; b coffee Is &c
Q coffee l5AOl6c. Teas-Y ung Hyson. 700
l75c; Imperial! l200i75c; Black l0OdI6Oc (;
Japan lOO@l2jc. Molasses S5@lOOc Sirups-
fair sj@65c; good SO8s5c prime 9O0lIOc.
Rice-Rangoon I0c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $50; ID clear $4s; box SAL
stock boards S22; common boards SI6; culled do
Sll; fencing Sli; Gull fencing 5 III flooring strips
S4S; I'd do SO; jnist, s5antling and timber feet
and under, SIG; lS-inch sawed shingles so;
lS-inch sawed shingles A go; I6-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 25; clear and second dressed
hooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 90;
common iresse1 siding Sl7; "a and clear Dire ssed
siding $685. dressed stock common, t2-ineh, S24;
dressed common boards SlSi Lath 90.