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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, January s.
Tho Tines Augusta, Me-, dispatch
states that at the Republican LegIsIa.
ture caucus last night, tie Committee
appointed to receive the votes for can.
dldate for the Senate, reported l40 votes
and one blank. HamlIn 70; Morrill, "A.
a. motion was Immediately made 10
declare HRnllin the nominee, Mr.. Long,
Chairman Of the Committee, here stated
that the gentleman who threw the
blank had stated that he Intended to
vote for Morrill,. After much discus.
sion, and pending the motion, motion
to adjourn without day, was made and
carried, the Chairman statiugHthat II
the caucus adjourned, 1t would be with.
out declaration from the Chair, or by
the caucus, that any nomination had
been made.
In reference TO the meeting to be held
here to raise sympathy for the Cretan's,
the Times says: That In our judgment
neither our principals nor our interests
require US ITO take part In the contest
on either side, beyond what we may be
prompted to do by desire 10 relieve
the unfortunate and to Buccor the dis
tressed. We hope our government will
not be urged into or toward any inter.
ference with political or quasi religious
controversies Of Europe. We have no
more concern with the Eastern Ques-
ton than with the Internal concerns Of
Japan.
The StH says Gen. Butler has been
employed 10 prosecute Mr.. Bowles, Of
the Springfield Republican, for his edi-
torial remarks about MIR, Jas. Fisk, Jr,
The General announces his determiNa.
ton TO bring the case 10 an early trial.
Gen. Butler does not approve Of the aC-
lion OF the New York officers In lock.
Ing up Mr.. Bowles over night.
II Is stated that at the execution of
Wooley, OF Freehold, New Jersey, yes.
terday, Il large number Of well dressed
women were present TO witness the ex.
eCution, and while the wretch was still
hanging crowd Of school children were
admitted 10 see the spectacle.
Charles Moody seriously stabbed ON.
Ger Porter, Of the Metropolitan Hotel,
last night. while the latter was endeav.
oring to quell disturbance between
gamblers and sporting men In the bar
room. Moody was arrested.
The Tribune reviews the position OF
this country and England on the Ala
bama question, and says: 1t Ia clear
that the American people will tolerate
no adjustment Of the Alabama claims
which does not include on the part OF
England voluntary and utter renun.
citation Of the principles and precedent
OF which her convenient neutrality was
based, and which she desires us 10 re.
pudiate In our future relations toward
Great Britain. t-
The Tribune also anImadverts upon
the system OF keeping gold boarded In
the United States treasury, saying that
1t makes an artificial scarcity whereby
gold gamblers only may, profit, and
men who would be tlnanclers talk Of
pilling up more and more OF 1t In that
charnel house for two or three years
longer. We protest, demanding that
this large accumulation be set adriit
and made to earn something for the
government and the people.
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GlreGttelIiqrtreer:
ncnth Of don. pSIrnnlnI.

HeNtu VI Hcu' felFpOlnts
We have tho sad intelligence from
New Orleans that Gen. Francis p.
PeIrpolnt, died of consumption ut that
place on Thursday. This event was
not unexpected here after tho telegram
received from Col. Horubrook a few
days ago. His father and brother
who reside at uarrlsvllle, directly on
hearing Of his condition, Ieft for Now
Orleans last Saturday, and will bring
the remains home for interment.
Gen. PeirpOlnt was At The lime OF his
death about 1--WE judge twenty. nine or
thirty years Of age. He was nephew
of Gov. Pelrpoiut, with whom he read
law at n youthful age In FairmonL He
began the practice while still very
young In Richie and adjoining coun.
ties. The rebellion soon after breaking
out, he was summoned to Wheeling by
Gov. PeIrpolnt and commissioned u
second lieutenant. With this commits.
sion he organized the Twelfth RsgI.
ment at Camp Carlile, OH the
Island, and went out with II as Adju.
tant. He was promoted to Major, and
in that capacity pArtook Of the fortunes
OF his regiment till the organization OF
West Virginia in 1858, when he WAS
pressed by Gov. Boreman to accept
appointment As AdIutant General OF the
State. 10 crafty his mother and re-
lieve her natural anxiety for his health,
which was even then but Indifferent, he
accepted, and discharged the duties Of
the position most faithfully and lAbo.
riously I'LL September, 1866, when he
resigned 1t and entered Harvard Law
School. He remained nt Harvard about
Il year, studying with great constancy
and intensity; and 1t was during this
year that the fatal malady, which end
cd his life, seems to have made the first
serious inroads. He returned from
Harvard somewhat euieebled in bodily
vigor, and very soon after opened law
Office at his home, at RltchIe Court
House, and plunged with all his youth
ful energies and ardor into a practice
which grew constantly upon his hands
until few weeks ago when rapidly
falling health compelled him finally to
relinqulsh 1t. We think 1t probable
neither Gen. PeIrpolnt nor his friends
were aware OF his danger till too late.
Those who saw him here fortnight
ago on his way South, realized then
that he wonld never return alive.
From an intimate acquaintance Of
several years with the deceased, we can
say truly that It was never our fortune
to know any one more worthy OF res
pect and friendship. He was the soul
OF honor and integrity remarkably
free from the vices so common to young
men; noble and manly In all his
characteristics, and at the same time as
pure, and gentle in spirit and rs amia.
BILE and atTectiOnate as a woman, His
manner was exceedingly engaging, and
this combined with handsome person
made him favorlte with his intimate
friends and popular with all who
knew him. All this united TO "a rare
AaSaclty and nne intellectual powers,
made him one OF the most promising
young men of the State; and we doubt
II there Is any one within her limits
who would be more sincerely and
widely nOurnad
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till Monday,
HOUSE,

The House proceeded as the business oil
the morning hour on Friday, to the call
OF committees for bills OF private char.
acter, and took up the bill reported by
Mr.. Ferry, from the PostotliCe Commit.
tee, on the 18th of December last, to nj.
low Lewis d. Smith, Postmaster ut
Ionla, Michigan, credit for public mon.
ey and stamps stolen from his posses
sion not exceeding 1861.
After considerable discussion tho bill
passed.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported the bill
amending the second section Of the law
Of March 81, 1868, 10 except certain man.
ufacturers from Internal Revenue tax,
so as to extend its provisions TO manu- .
taCturers Of naval machinery for the
government, and remitting such taxes
us had not accrued prior to the first OF
April, 1865. Alter brief explanation
the bill passed.
The House ut 9 o'clock went into
ConIniltee OF tue Whole on the state oi
the Union MIR. Hubbard OF New York,
IN the chair, on the Military Academy
bill, an hour aud "A half being allowed
for general debate.
-" ANut eo9eu tue Coulmltlee
IN opposit ion to Mr.. JenckH ana the
ciyil service bill, and Mir. Jencks 70.
piled. 20 = 3
General debate being closed, the mil.
itary appropriation bill was considered
and ordered to be reported to the House,
1t appropriates S27l ,55S. The committee
rose and the bill passed.
The House, at $40, went into Com.
mtttee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, In the
chair, on the Presidents message OF
1867, and was addressed by Mr.. Bower
in speech on general politics, in reply
chiefly to speech made by Mr.. Blaine,
of Maine.
Before recess the committee rose and
the House adjourned TIL Monday,
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LOUISIANA.
Oath of Gen. ROussou.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. =.
Gen. Rousseau died very calmly, last
night at II o'clock, having taken leave
OF his friends and stan shortly before
that hour. The manifestations OF re.
greet, to-day, are universal. Today
9elngSthe anniversary of the battle OF
New Orleans, all the flags are flying
Both the Foreign Consulate and Amerl.
can hags are displayed at halE.masl,
and are draped In mourning.
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Tho late Accident at Rochc,tc-.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. S.
Thus far but eight persons have died
In consequence Of the falling OF the
School house floor on Wednesday, night.
There are nearly tiIty wounded, but
most OF them are out Of danger; six OF
the killed were buried this morning,
one funeral held for all. The Corners
investigation shows that the cause 1.-THE
accident was neglect to put stone cap OF
full size upon brick pier in the cellar.
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NN~
MAINE

5 AUGUSTA, Jan. s.
to-day.
The department Of the State has been
reduced the past year thIrty-seven
thousand dollars. The entire depart.
ment amounts to five millions fifty-
three thousand i've hundred dollars,
which falls due In 1871, Nv
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PENHsYLvAS1G.


II 7aR7I"I VHHI o.
Tho standing Committee of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Diocese OF Pennsylya.
MIA, last night refused by unanimous
vote, TO sign the testimonials for the
Rev. DR.. Deane, recently elected BIshoD
Of the new Diocese OF Albany New
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AN Interesting experiment. Is 10 be
tried by the Mlddle.class Schools Cor
porRtlon In London. No classes are to
be taught, but ms a compensation for
the absence OF those branches OF study,
the pupils will be drilled In physical
science, In English literature, and
Frenchi The purpose says the IeIe-
graph, Is TO give, not liberal, but n
mercantile education; not the grares OF
high scholarship, but the knowledge
which 10 Indispensable to men Of bust.
ness, and which, at the outset OF iheIr
career, men OF business often lack.
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Statement Of Mr. e. D. McGeorgc, JaMitOr Of
The House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1865.
have visited DIR. LighthiIl at tho Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment Tor the
cure OF Deafness and noises In tho ears, with
which have suffered for four years; and
can say that have been greatly benefited
by its use, although have applied 1t but
twice, and MRt tho treatment II perfectly
painless and calculated to produce perna-
nent and beneficial results.
II. u. McGEoRGE,
DiOTgHntdiUn, ". Va,
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BRo. NoRTHcOTr of the Clarksburg
Telegraph devotss Ave mortal columns
OF his paper this week to the discussion
Of the capital question. lie has evident.
ly been improving the holidays.
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SENATOR EDMUNDs' Bill 10 prevent
person from holding two offices under
the Government at the same time, was
discussed in the Senate Thursday, and
1t was pretty plainly intimated that the
object was to prevent Grant from
placing Sherman, schofeld or Porter
In his Cabinet. We have already ex.
pressed the belief that no regular army
man ought to go into the Cabinet,
much less draw the two salaries at once.
There is now, as we understand, an
United States s.atuLeI TO prevent the
holding Of two Government offices at
the same time; but II any more leglsla-
tlon is nOeded to accomplish this, we
hope Mr.. Edmunds' bill will become
law
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 0.
Tho request Of the Sublime Porte for
the postponement OF a conference on
tue Eastern question, In order that
time might be gained for lnstructlug
the Turkish representative, has not
been accsded to. The conference will
open lLs sessions tomorrow.
The Sultan has telegrNphed his in.
structions Nt length to the Mehemed
Pacha, the Turkish Ambassador at
Paris. A part Of those Instructions arc
that If the discussions In conference
extend beyond the Turkish ultImRtum
to Greece, that the Turkish representa-.
tive shall Immediately withdraw. The
Tnrqite says that If the Turkish repre-.
sentativeis Withdrawn, war with Greece
Is inevitable.
Tho firm attitude Of Turkey on the
Eastern question excites much alarm.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. s.
The decrease of bullion In the Bank
of France during the week, was twenty
seven and half millions francs.
The Spanish government is about to
establish II corps Of observation on the
Pyrenees.
AUSTRIA.
vienna, January s.
The PTeSSe Of this city asserts hat tho
representative of the Greek Govern.
ment at the Paris Conference, will not
be permitted to offer any proposition,
but will attend only for the purpose OF
giving Information In regard to the sub.
jects under discussion. The conference
will frame II project OF settlement which
ii will be the duty of Greece to adopt,
after Its acceptance by the Sublime
Porte and the withdrawal OF Turkish
ultimatlon.
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PEorosEp DIVISION OF TENNESsEE.-
A recent issue of the Nashville Bannc1'
contains an article upon the proposed
secession of East Tennessee from the
rest OF the State. The advantages to
Middle aud West Tennessee are set
forth In strong light, Brownlow ia
vors 1t, and, as the senior. editor OF the
Knoxville Wing, says: W
We endorse this fully. East Tennes.
seeaus will all be unit for the separa-
Llon. We will accept, too, the terms.
We are ready TO 90 empty. handed,
Middle and West Tennessee may have
their railroads, public buildings, turn.
pixies, and only their proportion OF the
State debt. East Tennessee will assume
hers and ask no more, leaving to the
other sections all we have named, and
the rebels, Ku.Klux, etc., thrown In.
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50 OOaG 80.
GRArS-wheat-Dull at Sl22X for
No, l In store.
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AUSTRIA.
CONGRESS
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, January S.
Mr.. Spencer introduced bill to reg.
ulAte the price and encourage the pro.
ductlon OF cotton in the United States.
Referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The bill for the relief of Sue Murphy,
OF Decator, Alabama, came up.
A long debate followed, but no action
was taken.
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THE gO.called Public Guard fVir.
glnIa was yesterday broken up by Gen.
Stoneman. 1t was born Of the fright
created in that State about seventy
years ago by the famous Nat. Turner
rising; and has cost the State an aver
age OF dtty thousand dollars per year
since 1900. OF late Its whole business
has been TO stand guard In the public
square and about the capitol build
ings at Richmond, and the little squads
were ironically spoken Of as the stand.
Ing army Of Virginia. The ex.Tebels
will probably mourn, but taxpayers
generally cannot but be gratitied.
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PITTSBURGH, January s.
Weather cloudy, heavy fog all morn.
Ing. River 0 feet one inch aud falling,
Mercury 3B5 ~ o.
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THE Commissioner of the General
Land Office says the quantity of lands
already given away by the Government
Is "ot empire extent, exceeding by i've
million acres the entire area OF the six
New England States, added to the sur
face of New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvnnia, Ohio. Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia. The grants to tho Pacific
Railway lines alone are within about
ono'fourth Of being twice us large as the
united area of England. Scotland,
Wales, ireland, GuernEey, Jersey, the
Isle Of Man and the Islands Of the
British seas, and less than one.tcnlh Of
being equal to the French Empire'pro.
per."
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I have known Mr.. James sommervillo,
nom Rockville, Jefferson county, for many
years, and can testify To his statement as one
ul truth and VeTaClty.
LEOPOLD HELLBRoSRR,
Wholesale liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs F. MILLER,

Proprietor Of he Burnett House CinctJiRnii.
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1857.
To NY FRIENns AND THE PURIIc:
II affords me great satisfaction 10 bo able
u testify 10 the success OF DR.. LlghthIll in
tho treatment Of deafness, and express my
sense Of obligation 10 him. My hearing has
been impaired for number uf year,, NJ
times 10 such Ru extent RB 10 einbRrrRSs me
seriously. Dr. Lighthill, und0fWh0Sa care
placed myself, has removed the difficulty
completely, and restored me 10 perfect hear.
Ing. slLAS i. MlLLEk'
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGKAPM.
NEW YoRE. Iannnry ,

NEW HoRE, January .,
CoTToN-lc better and decidedly more
active; sales 1000 bales at 2sc for mid
ding uplands.
FLouR-Closed very Arm for low
and heavy for other kinds,
GRA1N-Wheat-Very dull and uomi.
nally 1aSc lower. Rye-Dull and heavy
at 81 45al 50. Oats-QuIet at 75Xa76c
for western In store, and 7Sc afIoat,
Corn-Lower and dull for new mixed
western at 0ia05C; old mixed western
nominal NJ 81 07al 10 in store and ailoat,
PRovlsIoNs-Pork-NomInal at SO 80
for new mess on the spot, and S20 75a
30 90 for future delivery. Beef-steady
With moderate demand. Cut Meats
Firm and quiet, BaGon-Qulet and
sIeady. Larl-Qulet at lOGal01&c for
fair to prime steam.
Euus-35u3Sc.
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8tu1uftaI,
FI1SST
NATIONAL BANK
OF WHERLINu.
Designated Depository U. n.

800 900
oUkPLUb'''"'' '.'"'"."' ''".'.'.....,..4 69,OOO
Money received on dUpoat Exchange
bought and BOld.
Collections nude and proceeds promptly
Temitted.
Interest on Special Deposits OF the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annnm where the de-
poSit remains ak months, and FIVI per
cent, iffOT one year.
Accounts VI Merchants, Manufacturers,
bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums 10 suit,
con stan I supply OF New Fractional Cur.
rehcy, and l, 2 3G 30 coin, kept for tho ac-
cOlnlnOd2tiOn OF depOSilOrs and tho public.
GEO. X. WllEAI, PrUs't,
GEO, ADAMS. OaEh'r.
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River has fallen 20 Inches. with 81 feet
2 inches In the channel, Light rain.ali
morning, Thermometer 500.
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WASHINGTON.
MAsrINnrnS .Innnnrp {.

WAsnISnroN, January S,
There was a full attendance at the
regular cabinet meeting to-day.
Gen. +. z. Blair, Jr., had an inter.
view with the President this forenoon.
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DYGESTIVEORGANS
And all arrangements OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE,

Patients are hUreby Informed that after
the tirSt visit they can take the treatment
home Rnd use II until cured, without pain
or interruption TO their usual vocation.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County, Circuit Court. December Rules,
George schcll. Complainant,

stephen RurkhRm, MAlindR Winters with
FRANK " lnterS her husband, LaviBR Davis
WIN Albert Davis her husband, Kate
hutKham, John 4. BurkhAm, Isaac BurE-
nam and Solomon BurkhRtn. heirs at law
OIISAac burkhRm, deceased, Defendants.
In Chancsry.
The object OF this bill IL 10 establish the
lien OF the Complainant, for work and labor
as a Mechanic, on the house and tact OF
land belonging 10 the late lsaac Burkham
deceased, In Ohio County, containing I'D
acres OF land, tue demand being ii ia 50
with interest from December LIST, 1863, I'M
paid and the costs OF thus suit.
And IT appearing from an RfildavIt filed in
this cause, that stephen BuIkham one ofthe
Defsndents IL not u resident OF the State OI
West Virginia, on motion OF COmDlRiuAnt'R a
counsel, II IL ordered that he do appear mere
within one month after tho fourth weakly
publication, and due posting OF this order nt
the mont door OF the Court House. OF Ohio
lect his interest In this suit.
Test MICHAEL J. BREISIG, Clerk,
PICK Il HUDDAED, Sol. for Compt,
The Defendants will take notice, that OH
the 2ith day OF February, 1853, Mt tho office
OF Joseph MRyGs, EEQ., Justice OF tho Peace
In aud for the County OF Washington, In Inc
town OF West Alexandra, PenngyIvanin.
tho Plaintln will take tho deposition OF
James Z. Chambers.
Also, on the llth day of February, 1863. nj
tho law Oftice or Peck 4 Hubbard. In Tho
City Of Wheeling, State OF West VlrTinia,
the Plaintiff will take the depOSitions oi
David e. Doncl and others, 10 read In evil
u0pce on tho hearing of this case.
PECK & HUBBARD,
lanl-itW Sol. for Compn.
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WASHINGTON, January s.
John Minor Bolts died at his house
In Culpepper, Va, this morning.
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TNTELILGRNCRR JOB OFFICE,
l. No, Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE PoILo1Es AND BLANKS
DRAYTIcxEn AND BILLS OF IADING
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHEcKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS. for Country Merchants,
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There is no medicine extant equal 10 these
remedies In such caHes. A tone and ViQOr IN
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite IL
dlgeatB properly, the blood " purified, Inc
complexion becomes sound and healthy.
the yellow tlnRe IN eradicAted from the eI es' q
bloom IL given 70 the cheeks and the WeSE
and nervous invalid becomes strong aud
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Cause Whatever: PROS.
TRATlON OF THE SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, HArdahtpS. Exs
pOSuTe EeYem 30
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Hollands German Bittors,

PREPARED by Or. C. NJ. JACKSON,
PhILADELPHlA,.PA PA
Thirty.nve years since they were tirst In.
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
periOI med more cures, and ben eilted suffer.
Ing humanity TO create extent, than any
other remedies known TO the public,
These remedies will eiTtCtually euro Liver
Complaint, Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
SseSse SStySSs Of PSSi SS Ri aSa 1
seS arising from J DlSorderGd Liver,
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OUAAssssKAf NOE EeslSp pe Sgfs so1S 1ot 81 sls g ~ H
Follows HAIL
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JANUARY S-FLouR-Good demand
Tor low grades, prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, heavy and ir.
regular: Corn-UnOhanged al GOaCSc.
Oats-Unchanged at 54a5Sc. Rve-Un.
changed at 81 S0al So. Barley-Un.
changed at 81 00a2 % for choice TO fancy
spring.
WHIsKY-Unehanged at O7Xc
FRovisloNs-Firm but not much do.
ing: Pork-sold at $50 90. Bulk Meats
Shoulders l2ci clear sides ls3t. Lard
Hoos-FIrm at 9Xa1OIc.,
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HEcKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.

sHoW BlLLA. iOr County MerehanLa,
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r., u'' PRLoEs. tg4 y
HOsfAnds German Altt's' RRSftS6ssb Ri sS5 sSS g
.Hoouands 4 GermSn Tonic; poi, up1n qudft
69iLlsl, 81 80 per bottle or q bali apEep for
sS-Do not forgot TO exanins weltI tIifi,,ym.
ucIe you Euy, In order 70 get the getnifiasl :