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CALL and examine the Hoop-Skirts
made at the Yellow Block in Ashland.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
aoith the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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HAIR DRESSING,
Ayers ~Sarsaparilla,


The reputation this cS-
e : ! : : !: ! J | ! J J ] : !: ! ] ] ] ] ! ]. ! ! ! / !
@ cellent medicine enjoys,
AZ3 many maFye Fl which ts are truly
cases of Scrofuious dis
4 seemed saturated with
80 49, corruption. have bccn
% - gurifed and cured by it;
-sE7k% disorders, which were ag-
foIs contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need to
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
tenant of the organism undermines the constitutiop,
and invites the attack of embedding or fatal diseases,
i Mtt seems toib1 reea I in SSasRlS nfh Gd 1s Rres enc Sod As ann
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
Sles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
its presence by e~ruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer
atoms on some part Of the body. Hence the occa-
appear: Persons afiicted with the Following com:
length, cure, by the use Of this S~1sS1f4RiE.
Fet:os 81; sal dnt h1ey:... r scsid FG Iss d. K;gsssels,.
S SerS E 5g@Ss Sore 20 s., Esr;, and d; other er% apiG rs ,S q
m nloae'e co oDe@a d f ss1Ss" as DS U.5eepsi Ai D1o On sSe
Heart Disease. Fits, Epilepsy, Neuraf0fa,
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Ye;sereal and MercsyiaI Diseases
subduing these obstinate maiadies ~ any iinsdieisc.
But long continued use of this medicine viii euro
the complaint. Letrco1rh9u or Whttes, Utest,fe
UTcerutiOns, and Female Diseases, are CON-
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by. its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direo-
piled gratis. RheissnGttsns and Gout, when
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters
Complaints, To,pidtty, Congestion or In1lana-
nation of the LiUer, and Jdundtce, when arising,
as they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA Is a great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are Ldnguid and Lisfless, Deep0a-
dent, SIeepLess, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
p1'ehe'lstOlls or Fears, or any of the affections
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. J. G. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Asaryttcaz Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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j. Nj. GOrham

Has just returned from New York
after purchasing a large and beautiful
stock ofgoods at panic prices, which
he will retail at wholesale prices.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway
On and after May 9th, 1869, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted,
as follows. Train leaving Chicago at $50
p. m, leaves daily.l TRAIN leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.10 p. M, leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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Tho Ladies' Department has re-
ceived his particular attention.
And the reason is, because they
deserve it. They can take their
selection from
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Gorham has reduced the price of Per-
Gales, Jaconets, Organdis, Alpaccas,
Scotch Ginghams, Fand a large line Of
beautiful Dress Goods, to
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pARMELYs OLD Cash STORE.

You all know the great reputation
it has long enjoyed of selling
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az-AIl L;nds Of Ieh Wa-Lac.
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s7.c per I'D. WORTH sec.

Gorham has? ?reduced the price .ofMer-
rimack, w. q D.. Spragne's Cocheco
Chintz, Calicos and A Bleached and
Brown Muslin,
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LOOK AT HIS PRICES.

Gorham has reduced the price of Par
asols, Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, all of the best quality
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Ashland, July 21-n2tf
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

-HflEtL-E
srs-1-i
bus
ia1a
1t has walked into
--a- a-r
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2EIftJK4 or
And therefore sell them at retail
at the usual i."
'@I ne
IjsR
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table.

Atlantic Time Table.
On and after May, 1, 1869 trains
will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
No, 8, Express 2:OO p. m.
IL, Express 5:2S a. IN.
10, Accommodation S:43 a. m.
SO, Way Freight lO:l5 a. m.
GOING WEST.
No. 1, Express s:43 a. m.
8, Express 9:37 p. m.
" 10, Accommodation 9:05 p. m.
81, Way Freight 200 P. m.
G. H. TOPPING, Agent.
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Let all those who have cash to
spend, prepare to spend it now.
Tho day is already at hand when
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IARGEsT AND

Assortment of goods ever brought
to this region, may now be seen
at head quarters, at
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N, B. PARMELY.
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CAMPAIGN STATES & UNIoN.-We
are prepared to offer the following
terms for campaign subscribers
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e Great Bargains,

But 1t has now almost out done it
self. 1t has this season bought
many kinds of
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The reputation this cS-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which arc truly
marvellous. fnvcteratd
cases of ScrofuIous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have boon
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
graYated by the scrofit
Ions aOnf0"fna fion n,,fff
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O BY THE PACKAGE,

- = =.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

should continue as public domain. Even
mining lands are sold 10 individuals under the
mining law, and the Government OF the
United States has the same right TO dispose
of its agricultural lands as it has n sell Its
mineral lands. The rights of miners are
limited to lands occupied by them acc"rding
to the mining regulations it is not perceived
what rights they have TO United States lands
not thus occupied, or why they should under
take to interfere with their disposal. Lands
not occupied for mining purposes, and not
traversed by veins of quartz or other rock In
place, bearing gold, silver, cinnabar. or cop
per, are ciassed as agricultural lands, II
adapted to such purpose. and they do not
take rhe character of mineral land, merely
from being surrounded by lands of that class.
nor from the possible fac: that shallow
placers," or ''deep diggings." or blind lodes
may at some future time be found beneath
their surface
The policy of the Government is to dispose
of its domain to Industrious aud pei manent
settlers, one class of lands under the Mining
Act and the residue according to other etatu-
tory provisions Even an occasional mistake
bv dispusing of tracts containing placer gold,
under the Homestead or Presumption law,
but not occupied for mining purposes at the
time, nor known TO contain gold in sufficient
quantities to render them more valuable for
mineral than farming. would be less evil
than to discourage settlement or Improvement
ty keeIiug open for indefinite exploration
large sections of country well adapted for
farms and gardens. If gold should after
wards be found in raying quantities there
need De no fear that it would be suffered to
remain unmined very long, and the fact that
the miner in that case would not be mere
temporary occupant of the land, but per-
manent settler and improver of the soil,
would certainly not be to the prejudice Of the
State or National Government. You are di-
rected to afford all proper facilities for OBJ
tanning titles to their lands to bona fde set
tiers upon lands more valuable for agriculture
than for mining, taking, care not to interfere
with the mines or mining improvements of
mining occupants. Wherever the character
of tract applied for by an agricultural set
tier is contested, you will have an examina-
tion of the case, requiring the applicant to
serve notice upon the contestants which may
be done hy postng ,crttten notices at several
the vicinity of the land, or by publishing no.
tice in the newspaper nearest the land IN dis
pute.
You will apply to this Office for any fur
ther instructions you may desire, and report
promptly all contested cases, that they may
Re disposed of without unnecessary delay.
Tyler will be furnished with copy of this
letter. Very respectfully, your obedieut
serGant.
Jos. S. WILSON, Commissioner,
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
Sold the Big Dog for Two Puppies.

The prominent national nuisance of the
nineteenth century is the big national debt
The reduction of that nuisance is ever hailed
as a blessing by the working classes and tax.
payers of the country and when the new
Secretary unexpectedly announced decrease
of the "demnition total' in May. equal to the
sum of So 200 900, the taxed-cursed multi
tude cried Allah be praised. Powerful is
the new Tycoon. All hail, Boutwellr
But how has the decrease been shown
Thusly We have swapped off the nuisance
of a big dog, and taken two puppies IN eA-
change : nay we have taken a gross of pur-
pies. The nominal reduction is Sc. 200. 900,
hut the actual increase was, on May lst, S75.-
100000, On Aprit 1st the paper dollar was
quoted l33 for 100 in gold. On May lst il
stood 1856 paper dollars for 100 in gold, or
.hree dollars on each one hundred advance.
II would, therefore. have taken, on the 1st
of May. IS .563. 92l more dollars to pay our
national debt tnan on the lst of April We
had nominal reduction in the Sc 200 600
big dog. but We actually increased the nui-
sance in the score Of puppies, which this $75,.
563,92I brought upon us.
Now, let every taxpayer give his attention
to this grave fact. We shall never have a
gold currency till the present dominant party
is out of power. To-day gold is l39 or per
cent. higher than on the 1T of April The
great debt is thus much larger than it was on
that date, measured bv paper medium.
The quotations of gold at this mnment carry
the debt Of the United States SIG, 900 0OO
higher than it was on April 1st. and S65. .00O.-
600 higher than it was on May lSt. The
higher goes gold the more we owe. Do not
be deceived by official statements put forth
at a period like the present, when the paper
dollar is tiuctuating hourly. We shall never
know what we owe till the material with
which we measure our Indebtedness ceases
to contract and expend. Route this accursed
party out of power. hnrse. foot, and drag gnons.
ard then we can find means to get at the
exact debt, and means to dispose Of it.
Till the present administration, ana the par
ty supporting it, are squelched out, the peo-
pie must put no confidence in anything en-
anating from public officials. corrupt par
ty. as we know the dominant power to be,
will have corrupt ofhce-holders, and no de-
partment of this government demands closer
watching than that of the 1nances.-N. 7.
Day Book.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

FANNY FERN says: 81 remark that men's
dress is to the full as absurd in its way as
womau's, and l am only reconcled to the
idea that msn was intended for human
being when see an athlete of a gymnast, OF
glorious chest and calves, and splendid mus
cular arms. skimming the air as gracefully rs
a bird, and as POLITICALLY then l know how
civilization has ruined him! | know that
man, if be jumped, and ran and wrestled and
walked, instead of sitting stupidity in chair
in the house, or creeping into an omnibus
when out of it, and smoking and going to
sleep in the intervals, would not be obliged TO
creep into these ugly tailor's padded fashions
to hide his DEFICIENCIES, but could wear what
he chose, knowing that the beautiful outlines
of his form would glorify any decent vest
ment" What a pity that Fanny did not
marry circus man instead of Jimmy Parton.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

DR.. GWIN-The New Orleans Times a..
serts that "Dr w. M. Gwin, formerly Sena-
tor from California, had more to do with
breaking up the whole scheme of French ir-
terests in Mexico than any other man liv-
ing" Maximillian, it is stated snubhed
Gwin, whow protege of Napoleon; where
upon the Doctor. after declaring the Mexican
Emperor a sap-head with more beard than
brains. and filter to grind an organ, with .
monkey on the top of it, than to found an
empire" repaired to Paris and told the En-
peror "he bad put his foot into it, and had
hetter haul it out as quickly as possible !;
that Maximillian was spooney and woskl
quickly come to grief" The Doctor was
sent back to Mexico for better treatment: !:
didn't get it, and Napoleon withdrew bis
troops IN consequence.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
EXCUSE.


I,on have suffered. Yet know
She 10 not cold, though she seems so;
She Is not cold. she is not light;
But our ignoble souls lack might.
She smiles. and smiles and will not sigh,
While We for hopeless passion die;
Yet she culd love, bose eyes declare,
Where but men nobier than they are.
Eagerly once her gracious ken
Was turned upon the sons Of men;
But light the serious visage grew -
She looked and smiled and saw them through.
Our petty souls our strutting wits,
Our labored. puny passion fts,
All may she scorn them still. till We
Scorn them as bitterly as she
Yet O that Pate woud let her see
One of some wrthier race than we
One for whose sake she once might prove
How deeply she who scorns can love!
His eve be like the starry lights
His voice like sounds of summer nights
In ali his lovely mien let pierce
The magic Of the universe
And she TO him will reach her hand,
And gazing in his eyes will stand,
Aud know her friend. and weep for clee,
And cry, Long, long I've looked for thee
Then will she weep. With smiles, till then,
Coldly she mocks the sons of men,
Till then her lovely eyes maintain
Their gay, ,unwayerng, deep disdsin.
MATHEW ARNOLD. !
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Firth JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr
Meets fret Monday In March, July and November
j. NJ CAvIS,.--. .JuuSc.
COUNTY CoURr
Meets first Monday of January, May and September :.
C. II. RANDALL, --....-..----- -.-.---.Judge
PROBATE CoURr
Meets the fourth Monday Of each month
c. IL. RANDALL, Judge.
Conrt Commissioner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. d. REDMoND
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

BosrINc.-A history of Boston is going the
rounds, which describes Faneuil Hall as the
original Solomon's Temple and Boston Com
mon as the Garden of Eden with "modern
improvements" The city is named after
the Boston cracker.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
pa1Ces FOR AOvERTIsING,

As AGREED UPON by the Projectors OF the Iuoi-
N unlne county newspapers, August Sd, 1904
hiNiNn SnL erat rtI insertion 90
hor each subsequent insertion, --------,-,; ~
Ever, portion OF square Of hVe lines or more saali
,,1 ns snsr se4 ni,, - at ron ,hre. months so 90
80 .. three weeks s..-... Is 90
r..~, ,..o,h zach sonnre 5 90
I,ts sbra month. - 90 90
=, '' :. weeks ...... II so
,,,,,.,vy,, earn Tbr.e xask. Is 90
0HhANAff - v.HaI.,a,n aach .ouare e.... S 90
,,oxar,n, 80 -. = Th,e. uteks ....... IL 90
, .ro ~ c,n sn,Tops f,p.ovrutl weeks. Is 90
~ !, M ~; - pn n's NnTice weeks II 90
SVnf. .i: i,eh inhD Ds.n,S NoTICp 10 90
LIEN h'ID -, In,th each souare ....... s 90
ADMINISTRATORS 10 90
=. r,,rN, We sSrp ~, ,rop,S S,Ir3 xeeks.. Is 90
HohiNi'i 80 ,enr,h n.r rsouare.......... s 90
a,rceo, rrtaS NoTICF = weeks ......... g 90
sS1pop Tr NoTICr : 4 weeks ........ SO
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

GIVE Your CHILD PAPER-A child be-
ginning to read becomes delighted with a
news paper, because he reads of names and
things with which be is familiar. and he will
progress accordingly. A newspaper in one
year is worth quarters schooling to child.
Every father must consider that infm nation
is connected with advancement. The moth
er of a family, being one of its heads. and
having more immediate charge of children
should herself be instructed. "A mind occu-
pied becomes fortified against the ills of life.
snd is braced for emergency. Children anus
ed bv reading or study are of course more
considerate and easily governed. How many
thoughtless young men have vespent their earn.
ings in a tavern or grog-shop who ought to
have been reading! How many parents who
have not spent twenty dollars for books for
their families. would have given thousands
to reclaim son or daughter, who had igno-
rautly, thoughtlessly. fallen into temptation.
. NS-
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
Mineral mud Agricultural Lands-Lette e
From COmmissioncr Wilson.

The following communications from Com
missioner Wilson was received in Sacramento
May 2lst.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

A GRAPHIC PIcruRE.-The annexed view
of the Chinese question is from an able COM
municaton, in a late number of the N. T.
Tribune, entitled "The Chinese in Califor-
mia: :"
Take it in any respect, does not this Chi
nese question merit more attention than it
has received? A little cloud now on the far
Western horizon, does it not bid fair to over
shadow the whole future of the Republic?
The $4,000 or 1000 Mongolians on our
Western coast are the thin end of the wedge
which has for its base the SOC. 600, 900 of
Eastern Asia. The Pacific is 5000 miles
wide. but steam is practically reducing it to
the limits of the ancient Mediterranean, and
it rolls between countries where the reward
of labor is at its minimum ON the one hand, and
at its maximum on the other. Give patural
laws free play, and over the sea, from west
to east, will sweep greater hordes than ever
followed the sun across the plains of Asia.
The day has gone by when the sword deter
mined whether a given soil should breed
Celts or Saxons, Huns OF Gauls, Goths or Ro-
mans; but the weapons Cf peace are no Jess
effective than those of war. Tho wild mus
tard can crowd wheat from the field; sheep
may drive from the pasture the strongest OK;
the locust may put the Buffalo to flight. Like
these the Chinaman can live where stronger
AN he would starve. Give him fair play, and
this quality enables him to drive out stronger
races. One hundred thousand Mongolians on
the Pacific coast means so many less of our
own race now and hereafter to be. Five or
six millions would mean that all but the
crown of the body polite should be Mongo-
lian would mean British India instead of
New England upon our Western shores"
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05
BOARD oF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Meets first Monday of February May, Augu,t and
November Supervisor LIST District, Abner Reed; I'd
District, Edmond Parsons; Sd District, vi. Byrne.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

BRILLIANT CHlLD.-"What is the reason
that men never kiss each other, while the
ladies waste a world of kisses on feminiEe
faces ?" said the Captain to Gussie, the other
day.
Gussie cogitated minute, and then an
swered
"Because the men have something better
TO kiss. and the women have not"
The CAPTAIN ''saw it, Immediately.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-05

Efforts are being made by the bishops Of
both wings, to unite the Northern and South
ern Methodist Churches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-25
The Pucest. Post and CHEAPEST
For Sale Cotton Machinery.

ONE 20 in. 2 Beaten Lapper; one so in.
" Beaten IappeT; one MhiDDer. Built By
7. Within q son; have been run 8 years.
Twelve 30 IN. pat. GaInbriil Cards: have
been run Two 81 years: clothing IN good Or
der. Two Railway heads, with EYeners. Two
Heads y Boss Drawing. Built by j Z. WHIT
ing; run two ~ years.
One Drawing Frame, 6 CoilerS two Stub.
bers, 40hpindles each. Built by Vim. Mason:
have run six l6) years.
Two Fine speeders, 60 ~Spindles each. Built
by l. Sell Machine shop, and run three Isl
years.
Five2L in. Ring Spinning Frames, SO Spin
dies each. Built by VIM. Mason & Co, and
run six years.
Eight 10 Ring Spinning Frames 60 Spindles
each. Have probably been run 10 or u years
in good condition.
One WarpeT Iron Frame ond Cylinder, with
Pat Drop Box Built in Lowell.
One Cotton Dresser Iron Frame, with Cop
per.Boxes and steam Heaters. Built by VIM.
Mason q Co., and run 5 years.
FOrty-eight LOOMS, 32X34 in. Reed. Built
by W. NJ. Bickford, and run 5 years.
A large aumber OF Harnesses, Reeds, Center
and Section Beams; also, Spools anda3obbins.
The above machinery il well appointed,
and Will be sold at fair rates, IN lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to
ao9 O.. 81. SAMPSON & Co, Boston.
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R. NJ. B~ond-Deputy Commissioner.
w. Thorn, J. Smith, J.. Hughes-Judge
K. W. Kicks, c. NJ. Fried-Clerks.
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Eth District AT Shelby Depot.

+. w. Colwell-Deputy Commissioner.
". 3, Williamson, W. Hamilton, J. b.
Aercer-Judges. w. J. Ward, a. Mer-
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TRADE.

In The general market to-day there was
scarcely a movement Of importance. Of
ferings Of produce were mesgre and prices
were well sustained, with pork products
exhibiting increased frmuess. Only one
consignment Of corn was received. and
it was sold Immediately, leaving the mar
ket bare.
BAGGING-Prices are steady. Heavy
ranges from 2792Sc; India, 25@26c.
Butter Choice Western and New
York roll Ss94Oc; good, 35G37c; common,
25@33c.
BRooNs-Fair demand at 50 5O@6 90 per
dozen.
BRooMooRN-Nominally siOO@2OO per
ton.
CoRNNEAL-The stock is light and prices
firm at 8 7595 for fresh and Kindred in
a jobbing way.
CoFFEE-The stock is equal to the de-
mand. Rio skimmings ls9l9c; common
10 fair 2oG22c; prime 23924c; choice ESQ
2sc; Laguayra 2592Sc; Java S5@Sse.
CorToN YARSs-No. 400, &c; 500. zoe;
900, lse; 700, Ice.
CRAcKERs-Pilot &c; Butter, Water,
Soda and Picnic 6He to TIC; Sugar and
MIX i3c to I5c; Cracknel Biscuit sec.
CHEEsE-Market firm. +. d. I9k@2Oc.
Factory I9h@2Oc. w r. IsH@l9e.
CoTTONsEED-Buying at SI2 per ton on
levee or Sl2 50 at mills, buyer furnishing
sacks.
FLoUR-The demand continues fair and
stock ample. We quote Super 81 IS to
s.; Y s. 50 to s.; XXX % Is to S6 so;
Xxx and Fancy 80 rs t. S SO.
FRESH MEAT-Pork I4c; extra heavy
is held at l5c. Beef 6H@71zc, round.
Mutton, 69Sc.
FRUIT-The market is well supplied
with Apples, and the demand is good for
choice kinds, selling at S294 per Dbl,
as TO quality. Dried Apples 6H@7c.
Dried Peaches s@lOc for quarters and
halves. Peeled Il@I2Hc. C~ranberries
SsG9 per Dbl. Lemons Se@I2 per box.
Oranges S7@9 per Dbl.
FIsH-Msckerel No. !, bbls S24GS25; 4
bbls sI2 5o@Sls 90; No. 2, in bbls sic;
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Thos. L. Giles-Deputy Commissioner.
james COnncl, E. b. Harold, A.. Nc
South-Judges. w. Leftwich, ]. ". Car
] rol-ClarkS