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AZ, PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAoR.-A

~ %PhlLOSOPHY OF MARRIA6E.--A
NEW COURSE oB LECTURg.. a. delivered 1T tho
New York Nuseum Of Anato.Ays embracing the sub.
jects How 10 Live and What ito Live for Youth,
Maturity and Olo AGe !: Msahood gensraily review.
I'd the cause Of Indtgsehon Flatul.nce and Ner.
vous Diseases scceua for Marriage Philosophi.
cAlly ConsiSsfed. &c. These Lsetusas Win 10 for.
warden on receipt Of four siaanps. by addressing |:
sEcRRrAR7 BAIIlaaOBR ArUkAuM or AaATo.
April 10 xawf In
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ss DANIEL RAvENEL PRESIDENT.
AND QTf ERs. DIRECT RS. vs.. -.AE PLANTERS
AND MEcHANrosf BANK AND OTHERS, claim
ANTS THEREON-IN EQUfTY-rHE PLANTERS,
AND MRcHANIos' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. july 81. 1sss-1he President and
Directors of this Bank in obedience to the decree in
the above cause. made by his Honor Judge OAR.
PENTER. on the 10th July instant. do hereby call
upon the Stockholders to attend Ia meeting at the
Bank, on THURSDAY, the 12th dai of august. at IA
o'clock noon, to consider and take such &C ion as
'ney may choose upoo the report hch is to be laid
before them.
Inc ssockho1ders are also notie that II they fail
to organize meeaDg, the duty viii then deyolye
upon tne Board OF Directors to determine whether
to wni up the said B1nk or to apply to the Cover.
nor and ComptrolIer General for the benefit OF the
Act of the Legislature OF the 12h March 1919 entf
tied can Act to enable the Banks If this state to re-
new business or to place them in lhuidation.
". E. HASKELL, Cashier.
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"a German named Carl Sohell. married O
y0ung girl just from the Ri sderiand, AZ q. Aha
some three weeks ago, IN most peouilsr man.
ner. He purchaA ed D par OF ear-bobs. pns
them ~ her ears and lnformed the young lady
r1Ay6 in America" After 4 week had nassaa ~
took them ont. and informed her al e,,osnar
DaeOe OF news VIZ: srhls little ceremony COS
ettlute0 divorce IN America" He ia nov IN
iail for steating trunk. -
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sS-BEAUTIFULWOMAN, IFYoU WOULD
to beautiful. use HaRsn.s MAGNOLIA BALM. ~ Il
s1s sives pnre hlooraing seppiexion and restores
youthful beauiy.
Z Its efects Ire RtAdusl; natnral and psrfecs.
Nrsaaoyes 'Rednees. Biotchss and Plmples, cures
Tan snnpdrn and Freck!es. aai maGes lady Of
thirty appear tut twenty
The MAGNOLIA BALM MAKES the ekin smooth
and peaEiys Nh Eys lbrsahe and Gear; the Cheek
sioT Eith ths slcem Of yoush. and imparts fresh.
plump appearance to the counsersncs. No lady
dssd. eSrapSaiaf III her comp sxion, wheu seventy.
nss'csnts sill rstrohass this deSigh&fGl asascle.
Ths best ascls to dress the hAir 10 Lyons Katha.
ron. thetuI1f1s DAc June "A
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I a@OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FIREPROOE BUILDING. JULY. II, lsss.-persons
Wishing to contract for the building OF Bridge
over creek. known as ''Church Creek" to connect
Johns Island and Wadmalaw, will hand in their pro-
posals to this once on or before the Gath inst
Plan and Specifications. recently prepared by Mr. l..
j. Barbot Civil Engineer can be seen at this Office
from 10 o'clock A. M, 10 q O'Clock P. NJ.
F. LANCE,
July 1S III Clerk Roar7 n N
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a%NOfIOE.-THE HANDSOME MUSIC
BOX, at Won sANTEN's BAZAAR. No. 29s King
street. will lbe rasAed qse.ArrapA. Ar.ZnxooF, the
2zth inst. at Four O'Clock, A few chances left.
July "a ,h,o
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FoRM OF PROXY.

CHARLRsTON, 3. G, ,,---1 1669
nereoy appoint r-----------I-- tor me and
in my name. 20 vote on tho shares hold in the
Planters and Mechanics Bank OF South Carolina a,
the meeting Of the Stockholders, u be held on che
18th day Of August. 1862 ana at all subsequent meet
ings efthe Stockholders OF SAID Bank until reyoca
ton hereof.
July % e+r+h.o
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Special Motifes.

s~GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
fne Silk Warp Alpaca Sacks for IS.
July "a
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Sperial Notiffs.

a@ ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the estate Of CHRISTIAN r BUNaER, late
OF Charleston. Grocer are hereby requested to hand
IN the same properly attested, and those who are
indebted to Estate Will make payment to
HENRY GERDIs Administrator
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So ROSADALIS. TIE GREAT BLOOD
MEDICINE, is not prepared like faaid extracts ordi
nar1ly are, most of which contain very little OF the
virtues of the articles from which they are made,
but ia compounded upon scientific principles with
great care by an experienced Chemist and pharma-
ceutst, and 1t contains al the active principle, of
the articles from which 1t Is prepared. in highly
concentrated and pleasant form. The "ROSADAL-
Is" Compound therefore. gives universal satisfac-
ton to all Physicians and patients who have tested
1t In diseases Of the Blood Liver Kidneys or Blsd-
der. It has been highly recommended and ap-
proved by the Medical Faculty whereve 1t has been
introduced. snd ia now being used with the most
decided success In the pra"ce of some Of tue most
eminent Physicians in the United states.
For sale by GOODRICH wINEMAN & CO., I'm.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston g. G.
July II =, stuth3
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aF NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an Election for TWO t2 wARDBNs ef the Town of
Monltfievile, will be held ON SATURDAY. the gath of
July, at Moultrievine, Sullivan Island.
~a BY order Of the Council
et! g D. B. GILLTLAND,
Charleston, July 13, 1860. Clerk.
July Is thstuths6
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July 13

sTTHE NEATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
TIE CHRAPEsT.-TaE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
40 EAST BAY. having replenished Its Stock with
new and lerRe assortment Of material of the finest
quality and latest styles, .s prepared to execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
zaeRGNTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
Ordo al
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@THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS THE
reason why PLANTATION BITTERs are so gene.
rayused is owing to the fact that they are always
made mp to the original standard and Of pure mate.
RIAL let the price he what 1t wil The Tribune lust
hlts the :.s., c;: .Hs ha.e; for PLANTATION BIT.
TERS are not only made Of pure material, but tho
people are told what they made o a. the recipe
is wrapped around each bottle. Dont 60 home With.
out bottle.
MAGNOLIA WATER superior to the best imported
German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
July 20 tutneS
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THAT NINE MILLION JOB.
MORE LIGHT UPON THE OPERATIONS OF
THE BLUE RIDGE RING.

TIE PERQ ULSITgS OFA RADICAL GOV
ERNOR. ~
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ar ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.--ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident 70 Youth and Rarly Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure
Gent by mais trea OF charge. Addr~ss HOwARD As-
ISOLATION. Box p. Philadelphia. Pa.
May "a w E7 ta aynos
TDUrCHER's LIGH TNISG FLY-KrrLER
Dss.h to the Living Long live tho killers sold
by Dealers everywhere. funo H Inn. %
AS SBATCHELORSq 4 HAIR DYE.-THTS
splendid Ha'r Dye V the beat in the world; the only
true and perfeos Dye; harmless. reliable. instsnta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints rem
sdies the III effects Of bad dyes; snvigorases ana
leaves the bair cot ana beautifni b,asx or brown
soId y al Drnsests ara pers.,sss-=; ss yzsysassS
applied Of Baschsior's wig Factory, No. - BOND.
street. wow xerk. @ lyR 9 May l6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-09
STATE NEWS

PLANTING Corrosive learn that some
few planters lower down upon the Will
mington road have commenced planting
cotton thus early. AS the month advances
the planting season will commence in ear
nest, and the farmers duties for the year
will have begun.-Weldon NeoOs.
FISH For BALTIMoRE.-The quantity OF
fresh fish from North Carolina, shipped
daily from the railroad wharf in Ports
mouth, says the Transcript, is surprising
On four days this week one agent shipped
$50 boxes of shad and behring's, mostly
the former There were sixty shad III each
box, and those of herrings were marked
400 each. There are three other firms
engaged, who ship on an average more
than the one alluded to.-Ral. Standard.
JAIL EscAPE.-On yesterday noon, as
Mr.. Ezzell opened one of the cells in the
County Jail, for the purpose Of feeding
the prisoners, four negroes making good
of the opportunity, effected their escape
by almost running over him. Mr.. 4. snap
ped his revolver at them but without ef-
| fect-it missed fire, whereupon he gave the
alarm, when he assisted by several others,
succeeded in reoapturing three OF them'
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 8--Noon.
Market steady. Money active at per cent.
premium, with commission Of 1-16@t per cent.
Sterling Exchange 1o9 Gold 1919. Five-twenties
of '62, coupons, 12O do, of '64. 1144 do of '65,
116A; do, of '65, new, liz do, of'67 1138. Ten
forties coupon, 1861. North Carolina Skies 63{
new 544 Virginia Skies, ex-coupon. old. &c
asked new SO asked Tennessee Skies, ex-
coupon, Sc new, 64i. Louisiana Skies, old, u
Levee Skies, GO. Missouri Skies SO. .t
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and favors
BUYERS. Corn is without a decided change
Pork quiet-new mess $50 87@s31. Lard dull
sells in barrels at 49, cents; Is! cents for steam
rendered. Cotton dull-midiiling uplands s28l
cents. Spirits Turpentine easier at 4e4@5o cents
tor Understandable lots. Rosin firm. at 50 47@$2 81
for strained. Freights dull.
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The fourth, Henderson Brown, is still at
Ilarge.-Goldsboro Messenger.

The fourth, Henderson Brown, is still at
large.-Goidsboro' Messenger.
EDGEcoMBE County SpoKEs. lesrn
from our townsman, Mr.. e. b. Borden
who is the Treasurer of tho North Carroll
Ma immigration Association, that he has
received letter from Edgecombe county,
stating that the sum OF three hundred dol
lars had been sent TO him from that coun.
ty, towards raising the required funds for
Mr.. Atkinson. Wayne and Edgecombe are
all right let other counties follow suit at
once. -Goldsboro Messenger.
HOUSE BURNT-A house on Judge Man
ly's lot occupied by negro named Me
Adoo was burnt to she ground on Monday
The negro lost nearly erything lie had
in the house. including Il package of
money, and lot of chickens and muscoya
ducks that his wife, (who was ont at i
burying) had hid under the house for safe
keeping. The fire was accidental.
Hillsboro' Recorder.
We have been kindly furnished by Judge
Brooks the following list Of discharges in
Bankruptcy at Elizabeth City:
p March 26tn, 2asGnotaok county. Andrew I.
W
| Woodward; Martin county, John Flanagan j ack-
son Lowe; Perquimans county, w d Eirdick,
! Willoughby Robinson; Nash county, l. III Con-
vers, Henry Williams; CASTOR county, ]. f,ar-
roll; Union county. John = Houston, VIM II Tn
derwood. d ] Hunnicut, John Go rdon, James Il
Stewart; MechIenturg county, G. " " ilIiamson
Cleveland county, x NJ I4n.Ik, Willie ikudsiil
OrangH county, JAS LuusfoTd, lvis Durham,
VI ID WI liams, San' " Turrentine, " L Viii
liams. Jos Tuwnes, James Bowen, Jas Parrish,
JAS l. Leathers, Isham Cheatharn, T L Burgess,
W Whitfield. VIM Mure Warren county, Mark
Z Perry, Richard Bullock, " Aston; Franklin
county, Joseph John Jones, Sr Granville county,
James III Higgie, Hunt 8 d Terrell; Wake
county, stephen Lowe, Leonard House, Philip
Pearce, Calvin ii Rogers, G " Barbee, Asa Greene;
Chatham county, Sears, ID Lindsay, En- sley
Council, Lucian Burnett, T Mallory JohI4sto n
ONeai Person county, G. Rodgers, Granville
Andrews Raleigh Standard.
CONFIRMATIoN.-After most impressive
and instructive discourse before very
large and attentive congregation, the Right
Reverend Thomas Atkinson administered
the Holy Rite of Confirmation to twenty
three persons, at Christ Church Saturday
night. -Newbern Times
ORDINATIoN. Prof. W. 3. Royal of
Wake Forest College, was ordained al Ell
der in the Baptist Church, on Sunday the
4th inst, by Presbytery that met in the
College Chapel Raleigh Sentinel.
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A French mayor wished to be very
amiable toward a Duchess who was one
eyed, and in making out her passport
wrote as follows: Eyes-dark, beautiful,
soft, full Of expression-one Of them being
absent" -4'
ssStraddle dresses is the name of the
female yeloeipedest costume. h-s
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, April 5, 1869

MONDAY, April 3. 1863.
On motion of Mr.. Jarvis, the rules were
suspended and the bill to incorporate the
Merchants Bank of Wilmington, was ia
ken up and after some little debate passed
lis several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Barnett, the rules were
suspended and the bill to charter the Bank
Of Cumberland at Fayetteville was taken
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, April 3, 1869.
M TuETp rTIJTRD pFADTNH

BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
Bill authorizing q special tax in the
county of Wilson. Passed.
Bill! authorizing the Commissioners of
Halifax county to force the collection of
taxes in arrears. Passed.
Bill to amend the act incorporating the
Medical Board of Il. @. Postponed till next
November.
Bill to incorporate the Robson county
Agricultural Society. Passed.
Act to incorporate the Carolina Fertill-
zing Company. Passed.
Bill incorporating the Cooper's Associa-
ton Of Wilmington. Passed.
Bill amendatory Of an act in relation to
the public health OF the port of Whining
ton. Passed.
Bill incorporating the old North State
immigration Land Company. Passed.
Bill in favor of Rufus Galloway, and for
his relief. Passed.
Bill to charter the Scotland Neck and
Weldon Railroad and Transportation Com
pany. Passed.
Bill to amend the charter of the Atlantic,
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company
Passed
On motion Of A. II. Galloway, colored,
House bill in favor of Robt. B. Wood, Jr,
and bis sureties was taken up, read second
and third times and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Respass the bill to
authorize the city authorities of Newbern
10 issue coupon bonds was taken up, read
second time whereupOn
Mr.. Respass offered substitute for the
bill. Substitute abolishes the present
board of Councilmen !; provides for an cleo
ton of Aldermen and authorizes the
issuing of coupon bonds.
The substitute caused debate A. FL.
Galloway, colored, opposing-on the
grounds that it was substantially the same
bill which had been rejected on Thursday
Mr.. Respass denied the charge-the
language was different-it provides for the
election of one Alderman from each Ward
and three at least for the city. The PEG
pie of Newbern demanded this change anc
their demand should be respected.
Messrs. Osborne, Robbins and Lasstel
opposed the substitute.
Mr.. Moore, of Carteret, advocated tn,
adoption.
a. H. Galloway, colored, moved to la,
the bill On the table. Resulted yeas 16
nays 13. Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

EOAIUhDAl, 11PI11 ., IOO0.
By MIR. Argo : A bill to amend an act to
provide for the collection of taxes of the
State and several counties. Lies over.
By Mr.. Malone A bill to make valid all
municipal elections held in this State ince
January LIST, 1869. ~. -, 80
On motion of Mr.. Moore, of Chewan,
the rules were suspended. and the bill in
relation to the Canal leading from Lake
Landing in Matamuskeet Lake to Ysock-
ing Creek in Hyde county, was taken up
and after some debate the bill failed TO pass
Its third reading by vote of yeas 30, nays
DIR. Malone introduced bill to make
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-F the week just ended
the market generally has ruled quiet for this ar
ticle, and shows shade deoline-453 cents be-
Ing the last price paid, and no buyers now I'M
less at lower rates. The stock offering is at
present quite small, the bulk being in specula-
tors hands, and is generally held out of market.
No sales have been reported to-day up to the
time of closing enquiries; As cents is offered,
but factors holding higher. The sales for
? Ia 1vaak follows.
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An Editorial Jester.

One of our pretentious New York cotempota-
ries seems to employ professional jester, W no
sprinkles the editorial page with puns. We give
a few specimens:
Easter Monday was a stormy day-a regular
nor'Easter, as a Western exchange would say.
How to subdue the Indians-Use Quaker guns.
'sThe state of CUBA" says the Kentuckan, is
Il fixed fact 1t is in very bad state. That's
the stubborn fact. ..#
New way of i" striking lie Gen. Stoneman'f
method of sinking Wells in Virginia.
"Butler's latest move"-To checkmate Schemes
in short meter. -.. -...
The World says that the Consulship al
Frankfort, for which SO many are seeking
has been given to the Rev. MIR. Kramer
now Consul at Leipsic. He married sis
ter of Gen. Grant
A popular present at wooden wedding
down East is switch. - ... .a.
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E E Z | E W
OF THE
Will MI NGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
ApriI7. 1869.
r Z Y | E "

TURPENTINE.-Since the close of our last re-
view the market for this article has ruled with
less frmness, and prices show decline of $50
40 cents closing at 50 SO for yellow dip, and 81
65 for hard, % Dbl. of $50 lbs, with a moderate
demand for distilling purposes. A lot of 20 bbls
new virgin was received on Wednesday. and sold
at SIS. The arrivals for the week have been bet
ter, and the sales foot up 1879 bbls., as follows
Bills. Virgin. Yellow Dip. Hard
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The LegEslature-AnA Attempt to ASA ssh
mate Joe Turner, Jr

nate Joe Turner, Jr. .-.....
RALEIGH, Il. c., April 7-P. NJ.
The Legislature will probably adjourn on Mon
day next.
An attempt was made last night to assassinate
Josiah Turner, Jr., editor of the Sentinel. About
midnight shot WAS fired through IL window OF
his room. The asssssn's bullet failed Of its
mark, and he made off. The shot lodged liz a bed
in the room. bfr. Turner sitting writing at
a table. Great indignation is expressed 81 tho
occurrence
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SPECIAL ORDER.

The bill to submit all the new Railroad
appropriations made at this session of the
Assembly to vote Of the people.
The question REQUIRED upon Mr.. Estes
motion to suspend the rules in order to lay
the motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill passed its second reading on the
table.
After considerable debate the motion to
suspend the rules prevailed, and the motion
to reconsider was, on motion of Mr.. Estes,
laid on the table.
MIR. Stilley moved to postpone the furth-
er consideration of the bill until to-morrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Bowman thought the passage of the
bill would ruin the credit of the State in
the commercial centres, as the bill was not
specific in its operations.
Mr.. Estes did not think the passage of
the bill would hurt the credit of the State.
It was this suicidal and mad policy of
every proposition without stopping to ascer-
tain whether or not there was merit in it.
If the Legislature would be more careful
and judicious in their appropriations there
would be not the slightest danger of the
passage of such bill as this hurting the
credit of the State. He moved to refer the
bill to special committee of three, with
instructions to report by 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr. Moore, of Chowan, hoped the mo-
ton would not prevail. He wished the
bills authorizing the roads from Edenton
to Suffolk, and from Wilmington to Ply
mouth. to pass before this bill, in order
that they might have their share of the
benefit OF this bill in case it should be adop'
ted. He asked the postponement of this
bill until tomorrow afternoon as matter
of Justice
Mr.. Gilbert said all these motions to
postpone, if adopted, would have a ten
dency to defeat the bill. He, therefore,
called the previous question.
| The call was sustained.
Mr.. Downing moved to adjourn
| Upon that motion, the yeas and nays be-
ing called, the House refused to adjourn
by a vote of yeas 5, nays SO.
The question REQUIRED upon Mr.. Estes
motion to refer to q special committee O.
three, with instructions to report Thu
afternoon at o'clock. which was adopted
The motion, as amended, was then adop
ted.
The Chair then announced Messrs. Gil
bert, Estes and Stilley as the special com
mittee.
Adjourned.
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valid oil judgments in attachment cases
rendered since the adoption 1.-THE Code OF
Civil Procedure.
On motion of Mr.. Malone the rules were
suspended and the bill passed its several
readings.
By Mr.. Gilbert A bill concerning the
sale of intoxicating liqF ors within three
miles of that part of t Western N. G.
Railroad now under construction between
Morgsnton and Ashville. Lies over.
By Mr.. Seymour: A bill in favor of M.
E.. Manly and S. r. Heath. Lies over.
By Mr.. Jarvis: A bill to incorporate the
Merchants Bank of Wilmington. Referred.
After the transaction of some further
unimportant business the House adjourned.
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Rates OF Freight.

Dor c,oouor Per Sailing
III ''Oi' Vessel.
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QLIME, &bbl.0 60 u 0 90

BEEswAx, d 40 q AZ Hin
BRICEs, Fro
| "a NJ. 10 10 015 90 Fdo
Il u nn.-r q S1neI. II ons.i, llItn,
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ILIME, &bbl.9 co % 0 90
! From store1 60 Ga J G5
lFIoLsssEs, II gallon.
| ICuba, hhlis ..5230 55
do bbls. % @ so
NSugar house.47a@ so
II do bbls. GO "a SO
nSyrup, bbls. go a l 60