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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
REAE THIS NOTICEl

THE business of Campbell ( Mason vas left in
Il my hands for settlement, and il segms 10 be the
iaPr ession Ofthose who have been ged that the
same can be adjusted without money. Their Crcr!-
itors' accounts due. and they are obliged to
pay them interest, shall charge interest on all &C.
counts, unless settled before tho LIST of February
from the time of dissolution TO the time that pay
mcnt ia made. w 6 MASOS
January 90 1862
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LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS,
IN MY LINE,
EVER EXHIBITED IN CHARLESTOvN!
CHRISTMAS GOODS-RARE ATTRACTIONS !

THE subscriber having just returned from the
i city with one of the handsomcst assortmcnts
Of Goods in his line it las been his pleasure select,
offers them at greatly cd priccs-lowcr even
than city prices. Conc and he convinced, and you
will find articles
BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE,
something 10 suit young and old, gay and scdute
Don itt such all 0ppor unity 20 by unimproved,
you may certainly have cause to rcgretit. Twill
take the greatcst pleasure in showing you any
goods YOU may desire to sec, tell you the Price
cIeerfuly, and sell you the goods much more
cheerfully. Don't think it any trouble to me to
show goods; am always ready to attend to the
wants of the people In my line.
o. Tha NIX full for past patronage, solicit con-
tinuancc of the same Javors. l.. DINKLE.
Chariestown, December %, 1865.
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UPHOLSTERING.
ATTENTION FARMERS!

HAVING completed such arrangements are
necessary, am now about to resume opera .
tions at the
SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY,
and will pay the highest Caeh price for CORN, RYE
and HOGS. Farmers others having these arti-
cles for sale, apply TO me in CharlCstown at
the Distillery. JOHN AVIS.
january 5. lS69-tf.
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P0EITICAL..
LIrTLE, GIFFINs.


LITTLE ,GIFElNs.
Out OF ~ e focal and foremost fire..
Out OF the .hospha lNwails as dire;
SmtttstiVf grapeshot md gangrehes
(Eightssnth htttle. and he sixtcent5)
Spectres, ,sush pssyou seldom Sec
Liftie Sitfep Of Hel nesscci ~ I =
teTake him and welcome i's..the surgeon said,
I" Much your Doctor can help the dead"
And ed NC tovk him, and br0us ht him, where
he balm was sweet frol' the summer air;
And We laid him down on a wholesome bed
Utter Lazarus, heels to head.
. Weary war with the hated breath.
Skeleton boy against skeleton death
Mdnths of torture. how many such
Weary weeks OF the stick aud crutch!
Still a CLINT in the steel blue eye
Spoke OF n spirit that wouldn't die
Ahd;didn't-nay more in deaths despite,
The crippled skeleton learned 10 wTitci
Dear noth"I," at fret, of course. and then,
ss Dear Captain inquiTing about the e men,"
Captain answered y - OF eighty aud Eve,
iGificn aud are Jeff alive.
Johnston pressed at tho front, they say:
{ Little 9 !ffen was up and away!
A tear, his fret. as he hade good bye,
Dimmed the CLINT Of his stcci- blue eye;
..I'II write, if spar,dr' There was news Of fight,
But none of G Iffen-he did not write
Esometimcs fancy that when I'm king,
And my gallant couTiiers form a ring,
And each so thouehi!css of power aud pclf,
And each so LOYAL 10 all but self,
I'D give the bcst on his bcndod kRce-
Yes barter the whole for the loyalty
. or little Giffsu Of Tennessee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

The bridge over the creek, on the Turn.
pike, near Mt Jackson, has been completed,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
New Goods.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.

II HOWELL is opening large and w.fL
y !. selected stock Of g0ods. consulting Of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
QGCeGJwaIe, Woodwork, Notions. CassineTcs,
&c which he invites the attention Of all wishing
barz aims.
He would ask the special attentionSof tbr gentle
to his stock Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
which Il larger than eyer befOre--c0mpTisiBg alb
the late stylcs Of PLAIN aud fancy goods. Beaver
and Tricot Cloths for Overeoats. and CiOaks Black
French Cloth, Doeskin CossiIncres, All Wool Ker-
sevs. Drab and Cray Linseys. Sattinetts, &c.
These goods have been boueht with great care
and prices much below thofe Of last Fall All ho
asks is a trial.
October Ii. lseS.
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BRONs0N'S PAT. WATER ELEVATOR.

HAVING secured the right of sale of Bronson's
i Patent Water Elevator, or Bucket Pump, in
the counties of Jefferso Berkeley and Morgan,
this invaluable Water Elevator, manufactured by
Mr. Wcrnwag OF HarPer's Ferry, Cone of the best
tern. 1t is my desire, by way of introducing this
patent, to have the privilege OF afixing this Eeva-
tor to limited number of the deepest Wells in the
they will be removed without cost. Parties desiring
test this Patent by having it affixed to their Wells
or Cistcrns, will please address at Kablctown,
jefferson county, w. Va. JAMES TONGE.
r .S.-Thc name of the nanuiacturer alone, is
sufficient guar antce tbaS the Elevator will do all
that claim for it.
February ,. lS69- 3m.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IAVINf1 permanently located in Chnrlcrtown,
1 / with view to conducting the business of
HOUSE-C!EPENTER AND BUILDER.
take this opportunity of in forming the public that
will give prompt attention to all work that MAJ
be entrusted to my care. My experience in the blu
sIncss is such afford guarantee that those
who employ me will have no cause to regret it.
GTS- My shop is at the residence of my father. Mr.
Nathaniel Myers, where / will always be found,
when not elsewhere engaged. When not al home,
any orders may be left with my father.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Feb IL. lS6S-ly.
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READ THIS! READ THIS!

JHTHERE did you buy that cheap Suit Of CIptncs?
w Why, atHAMBURGF f'S Chen Cash Store
Where can you buy home made Linscy Panrs?
At HAMBURG ER'S.
Can you tell me where can get the chcapc Boys'
or Youths Ci0thinr1
AT HAMBURCER's Store, in Spirit Building.
Where do you buy your Hoop Skirts and Corsc:s'
At HAMBURG ER'S.
Do you know if HA MBURG ER keeps John NJ. Da-
vics' White Shirts, Check Shirts and OvcraIIs?
Why, Ycs.
where Go you buy your Notions and Dry Goods?
At HAMBURGER'S Cash Store.
Where can you buy the best Coat, Pants and Vest
Trimmings?
AT SAMUEL A. HAMBURGER'S.
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w 4 n 7 e , .
CALCIUM OIL.

CALCIUM OIL.
T GIVE notice that have purchased the exclusive
rigt t for the manufacture and sale of this GEL
EBRATED OIL, in the county of Jefferson. II
makes the best light known, ia explosive, don't
char tho wick black the chimney, and wiihal is
not greasy, and is cheaper than any other burning
fluid. 1t is constantly ON exhibition at my store,
may be tri led in every way to test its quality, and is
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
GJ@1 will be able in short time to furnish the
trade with any quantity at liberal discount. Call
and see 1t, at L. DlNKLE'S
February ,, 1869. Jewclry Store.
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WOODEN GOODS.

Gents Piece Goods, Cassimcrca, Cloths g. Twccds,
Ready made Clothing. Coats, Pants, Vests, Over
coats and Shawls Ladies' Cloaks and ShawIs Bal
morals, BUu!evards, Nubias, Hoods and Capes.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage received he
hopes by dill gcuCe in busiaCss tn and receive
your continued lavors. lie bcgs leave call atten-
tOnt the fact that it requires money to keep up
his business. Those who have settled las, years
accounts, viii accept his thanks. but there
ny c,hcr6, very many, to whom ho is looking hope
fully. Those WHO cannot reasonably hope to pay
shortly, viii please come forward once and settle
by note. He desires very much that all of last
years. business shall be closed up as speedily as
possible. Those who indebted ut Uniouvi,Ie
will please pay there. Respectfully,
Dufield's, Feb. 9, lS60.-3.. ]. S. MELVIN.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC r. r.
TIME TABLE.
TRAINs GoINe MEsr.

TRAIxs CONG wzsr
Leave Harper's Ferry at l0A NJ and IS PM.
Leave Shena ndoah at 4 II a NJ and % P NJ.
Leave Keycs' Switch at 4 81 4 n and 81 p NJ.
Leave Hafltovn ut Sc A Nj and 80 NJ.
Leave CharIcstown At 4 81 a NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave Cameron's at S - 4 III and , O5 NJ
Leave Summit Point NJ 5 30 A NJ and I6 p NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 5 50 A Mand SOP NJ.
Leave OpcgcOn Bridge at $ SO NJ and So p n.
Leave SIephcuson's al 8 - NJ and "a NJ.
Arrive at Winchester at IS 4 NJ aud > 30 p N.
TRAINs GoISG EAST.
Leave Winchester at 10 50 A NJ and 20 NJ.
Leave StephensOn's at 10 sc A NJ and SO NJ.
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 81 a NJ and ; 81 P NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at IL 90 A NJ and 4 OF p n.
Leave Summit Point II Il A NJ aud % p NJ.
Leave Cameron at IL 25 NJ and al PM.
Leave ChaEIestown at IL sc \ NJ ard 4 50 p NJ.
Leave Halltow n at IL Il \ NJ and 5 II p NJ
Leave KeyCs' Switch at II SO A NJ and 20 NJ
Leave Shenandoah at l. OF NJ and 40 PM.
Arrive at Harpcr's Ferry II Os A NJ and IS P II.
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION!

I SHALL sell my entire stock OF Clothing nt Drccs
cheaper than the cheapest. A lso NV Fall and
Winter Drcss Goods at ess tina cost and Mi otbor
Goods at corresponding low figures
January 20, 1869. s. A.HAMBURGER.
A LARG stock Of Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes.
IA Fin" and Dressing Combs at low figures Per
sons wishing to purchase these goods arc requested
TO call and exc mine ful stock at
Feb. 10, AISQUITH * WASHINGToN's
TTRENCH, English aud American Toilet Soa ps in
L endless variety, Lnbin's and Bondray's French
Extracts for the Handkcr chief Toilet and Nursery
Powders. fire assortment of German and Amer
lean COlogncs, Pomadcs and Hair Oils.
Feb. 10. AISQC & WASHINGTON.
DUFF Boxes. English Cold Cream. Camphor Ice
full stock OF Pocket Books for ladies n nd gen
ttmen, AlSQUITH & WASHINGTON'S
FXTRA heavy Horse Buckets, Plantation Bells,
~ GrIndstoncs, Well Wheels and Whitewash
Brushes, for sale by McCURDY = DUKE.
A at 0 ''N' % silver "I L DiN EsTY .S~'
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. for
IN sale by kEARSLEY s. SHEERER
TELLY-assortcG-in Wine Giasacs and Tum-
u b!ers, for sale b. VERY
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BOOTs AND suoGs.

DNN4o AMI ShOESs
VERY superior Coarse Boots, Youths and Boys''
Boots-extra quality, Extra heavy high cut
Brogans, Ladies' and Misses Calf Walking Shoes.
Ladies and Misses' Polish Boots, Front Lace and
Congress Cate Ls-extra quality These goods are
Ladies arc Invited examine stock before pur-
chasing. D.HoWELL.
October -. 1868.
A VARIED assortment Of Fancy Goods, incjud-
IA ing in par. PhotOg "a ph Albums, Backgammon
Boards, Toy Books, Puff Boxes, Cologne Extracts,
and Toilet Soaps, can always be found at
w S. MASON'S
January 10, 1869. Drug nd Book Store
LINGLIsH. French. German and American Po-
IL made and Hair Oil, for sale at
W. s. MASoS'S
January &c, 1863. Dru. and Paint Sters.
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stGELLAN-EoU Us.

FI,HE subscriber, having just returned from Fred
material. prepared to offer TO the citizens oil JET
ferson county, the very best bargains III
BOOTS AND SHOE S,
manufactured under his own supervision, by the
best city worknIen. His stock is such as to recon-
mend it to every judge of I'D.
LEATH Err,
aud has been purchased with great care from the
erick, the Oldest and most experienced TANNERS
in the State OF Maryland. As he employs none hut
the best wor kmcn-such thoroughly understand
the trade-aud works none other than the best nm
ished ma terial, ho feels confident OF his ability to
give satisfaction. Especial attention given to the
finer quality of
ADIES' WORK
For the accommodation of the trade. he will keep
on hand, at all times, complete assortment Of
READY MADE WORK,
which he will warrant to compare with any that
can be found in the country.
REPAIRING done in the best style, on the shortest
notice. New WORK and REPAIRISG executed in
from twelve TO forty-eight hours, and no disaP-
pointmcnts at the hour promised
WATERPROOF COMPOSITIONS.
He ha constantly on hand a supply of this valua-
be article, which has been used during the past
winter with entire satisfaction by many OF his Gus
tolners. lie would cfer those who wish to know
something of its vlluc TO the following gentlemen,
who have used it with effect. viz DIR. John ID.
Starry, w. }. Hawks, Capt. John J. Lock, w. Eby
and George w. EiChclbCTgCr.
April 81, lS6S-6In. ]. c. KEMP.
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ELK BRANCH AND UNIONYILLE

Repori"y .Jo" Spring Campaign.
THE undersigned has thoroughly rcplcnshcd hrs
i Stocks. lie has :; fun line Of Blcachcd and
Brown Mu:lus, from 10 10 wide. Knitting Cot
ton-preparcd and unprep"rcd- Brown. BiGacbcd,
COlorcc and Mixed. liz word his stock is full in
all its branches, and lie proposes to keep it the
year round. Will keep on hand, buy nd sell any
thing that will turn an honest Penny. In order TO
prepare for Spring Stock, special inducements arc
1,ff,.I cHIn
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JAMES II. JOHNSTON.
a "o " M @

q u q V "a 81
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
NAE have the most extensive and complete
w Eortmcnt Of STOVES ever in tbis mar kct. to-
~hiGi' We caIl tic attention Of the public. Our
stock embrace:
Erte"a'on- IoP q. oLsiag .Stoce-riM Cast
Lro, B0H,F pBd Tin Heater afsached
Lmp,o,ea Tug Store Open ar dir. Tights
G'uS Ba~ner Sc ecS-E ,r UemiDg 0ne or
f,r0 Homms;
OrieHLul .SyDce-uH sizes
HosWmg GLo.y- all sizes;
And great yA'iety Of other Stoves for Wood OF
Coal Those desiring StovGs will please leave or.
ders early. MILLER d SMITH
Ch"restown, September 8, 1868
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NEM sEcRErARY on srArE.

Tie Hon. Hamilton Fish, Of New
York, was lo-iey nominated BY Pfesi
dent Gronr. onl confirmed by tho Sen
a'e. rs Secretary Of State. Mr.. Fish is
abou! sixty years Of age, having been
born 10 New York city 10 1900 He
gmdu,tcd at CoIumbia College, his ma
i've city, snd prepared himself fot The
legal profession, which ho followed alter
being admitted to the bar in 1880, with
considerable distinction. Tor seven years,
v hen in 1887, he was elected TO tue
State Legislature by tie Wing party, of
which he was distinguished member.
He wSs also elected by that party in
the falI Of 1912, to seat, 10 the United
States House Of representatives, took
his sea! ia 1913, and served during that
Congress. At the State election Of '43
he was tho sianjari bearer Of the Whig
party for the Office Of Governor which
he held for two years, and was Trans
feired by the Legislature of that State
from the executive chair to a seat 10 the
United States Senate, where be served
with marked ability for six years. Aft
ct leaving the Senate, Governor Fish,
being in the happy possession of large
fortune, rather preferred retirement from
public Office to The eud that he might
devote himself more % lrsyel, literature,
arts md charielie,, His contributions
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TIiE pLEDGEs.

We hear soma objecling to the ralif.
cation Of the Amendment, because they
say tie Republicans in the last canvass
in this State pledged themselves not 10
agilate the negro question. We DO not
so understand it, The Republican
newspaper organs and stump speakers
when charged with being in favor Of ne
gro suffrage merely replied that the
question of negro suffrage was not au
issue in the canvass, which was strictly
true. Neither have the Republicans Of
West Virginia agjtaIcd the question, =
Itcamo upon them by the action Of
Congress without agitation, Congress
submitted a proposition to our Legi5ll-
ture aud tho Legislature accepted it,
and in SO doing did an act which can
DO nobody any harm. but which is an
act Of justice to certain class Of our
people.
No Republican during the lest can
v17s had any idea that the question Of
negro sugrogc would come before our
State in the manner ia which il did. It
was then contemplated that il the quest.
ion Of negro suffrage ever arose tina! it
would come before our people as an
amendment to the Constitution Of our
S;a,a. in shiloh event Il wouli have to
be submitted to a vote Of the people
But /! came in manner and. form not
anticipated, There has been no pledge
yiolalah-uo rights or privileges imp,ir.
ed, but only privilege extended
CfTk5Jwg Telegraph.
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MR., BOUTWELL,s FINANCIAL
VIEWS

Mr.. Boutwell, having been chosen 10
Gil the most important financial position
in the government, thsIe-i s naturally a
widespread and eager interest in know
ing what are his financial tenets. In
the absence Of any large business e1pe-
rience, il may be regarded probable
tina! President Giants choice of Mr..
Boutwell, Is based upon his Gvowcd
principles aud belief respecting the cur.
reacy and the national securities, The
following paragraph which we clip from
a speech ia the Massachusetts, State
Convention last fall, will DO found to
bear directly upon those subjects. 1t
will be seen that he is radical con-.
tacIionisl
ave do not propose to tolerate, suuc
ton or permit an issue Of demand notes
payable il coin to DO exchanged for the
lime bonds Of the Uuiled States We
intend to limit, ind. il necessary, to di.
minsh gralullly the volume Of paper
money uoil it pPproximntca 10 value to
the standard Of cola. We intend that
lhero shall be one currency for the bond
holder. tho merchant, the farmer. the
pensiOocr and the lJborcr, Thot cur.
rency shall be Of the value Of gold
When This is done the public debt will
be paid, Us the resources Of the country
may permit, and to the satisfaction Of
lhoss vho pay and Of those Vho recejv5,
When the credit OF the county is reslo,
rel as it will be by the single fact Of the
election Of General Grant, we can issue
bonds payable aIt., loa or twenty years,
bearing a lover rae Of interest. ard
thus save annually the sum Of twenty
or thirty million dollars, But first OF
all, as 4 means Of restoring the public
credit, the people must disPel by their
votes the apprehension Of national dis.
honesty in tho public finances. The
Republican party knows no policy in fl,
nance bu! honesty"
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mIsRErIREp AcCIDENCY.

Providence has removed the blight and
curse Of the Bourboo Dynasty from the
sorely afflicted people of the United
States. The administration Of johnson
with It's drama Of blood and revolving
histories OF assassination and crime, is
numbered with the Atrocities oil the past.
The last lhroe Ofdessolu.ion is over, AID
The body Of Democracy no longer AMI
mated By the vitality Of he'lish maleyo-
lence is sinking ioro the grave. Andrew
Johnson has been forced TO Gb1icate that
colossal throne. upon which in ETHEREAL
fancy Re has been seated in the unap'
proacbsbs awe inspiring insolalion Of
bis greatness and grandeur, within that
vast Coliseum, where he was tho object
Of the concentrated gaze Of three mil
lions Of paopIa, who joyfulg exclaimed
F're ie roi (L1og live the King) He
gave a alaring illumination to the dying
hours Of bis uign in a speech Of accept
aoce TO a Baltimore committee Of inyi-
Ds,ion to tho hospi.ol.ies Of that rebel
mobocmtic city, 10 which he grossly as.
sailed and iniulred the soldier citizens Of
lie Union, and endgayorsd TO thrust the
dagger Of Vinlicliye malice into tho
sides Of his honorei successor. lie boast.
ed thai l1 had never worn the epau,elie
Of q soldier, nor unsheatLed the sword
in defence of either his country, or
of human rights end liberties; and
iba! his way waI not paved With tie
crJniuma Of his fellow couBDryman, nor
wero tho bridges he had crossed lloored
with their mu,ilatcd bones. Aye. he
would crimson tho martial robes Of the
heroes Of the Republic with the gore Of
those who fell in til. late sanguinary
ooGf,ct. And this cln be his fdrthor
boasl that he has By the fops Of usut.
ped authority unb)iIe ipri,on lOors, and
turned loose upon soci8ty the viless,
most wicked and most lcrocious of men.
Out of one hundred convicted counter.
feitcn of the NalioOal Currency only
three remain to regret that ha 10 longer
remains President on account Of plrjod.
These monuments, which he has erected
with his own hands 10 his ever. living
infamy. tower like the Tiia0s Of the des.
eh. above The reach Of vision.
Thank Col, these calam ties are past
in deed, though their banefal Influences
will course the future OF our cCunlIy,-
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n GTHGE.
Robert Barnett, @. G. Miller |

Robert Barnett, @. G. Miller
IL Sou, We.
S. Wmdou, Administrator Of Ia Chancery.
The estate Of 3 Rayhurn, dc. /
ceased ct. al
I n the decree entered in this cause at tho
l. February Term. 1863 Of the Circuit Court
for tue county Ct Mason, it was among other
things. adjudged, ordered and decreed that
one OF The Master Commissioners of This Court
do take anti State au account Of the said estate
and assets that came to the hands Of said 5.
Wndon, as Administrator OF the estate OF Z.
Ray burn deceased. Also the assets that came
to the hands of Z. Kimberling as Admins.
traitor de Jons non of said B, Rayburn, dec d
the amount Of debts paid by each of them
against the catate of the said b, Rayburn,
deed, also tina: he take and state the jadg
ment liens against the estate Of tho said b;
Raybum, the judgments, notes, and legal
claims against said estate, the amount OF each
claim with interest thereon. iIdny and the costs
of each suit. and also whether the real estate
in the hill Mentioned, will in five years pay
oil the Indebtedness Of the said estate, by
renting out the same,
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MARRIED.;
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly BY
c. M. COLE, GROCER.

AppLEs--Dcied 19}c pr pound
Beans Beans $3O$3 so per bush
BUrTER-35@4OC.
BAMNG Powders All kinds, so cts.
per pounl.
CovFEE-25@3o for green, BroWncd
80 cts.
ChAoEEBs-Bn,ter 10, Soda l2t, and
Cream 40 cts. per pound
CANOrEs-Sljck Candy So, Clear Ace,
French Cos pound,
CANDLES -TaIow 20Hj Star soc per
pound.
DGrED PeAcurs-l59 zoe pound.
EGGs--ln good dcnmnd ut l5C.
FLouR-ln good demand; X Sc 90;
Xxx So 90; xxx 80 90; Fancy sic so.
FRuITs -Raisons 25s, Pruncs 25c,
Cuuan,s csc. Figs 800 per pound.
FfsH-New macketal by the kit Sc 70
033 30
GRArS--Whoat prime 81 45@l co.
Oats SOC, Corn Coo.
GLAss-SxiO, So 90, lOxl2, 81 90;
l0xl4, 81 90; l0Sl5, s. 20; l0xl6
81 80; l2xl6, 81 90.
KAaAwuA SALT-Barel 50 rs
LEAD AND SuoT-BOr Lead loo per
ID; Shot oil Nos, l8c per ID.
LARD 9025c.
MolASsEs--Pom Rico SOC per gal,
n. o. 81 10. Syrup 81 90
lOd to God at 81 5Oi 81 "a rs; Cd So
Al So %; 81 SO 90, with the usual dis,
count to tho trade
Ous-Llrd, SO 10; Lubric $1,000;
Linseoi, wholesale 97@Sl Is; retail
81 so; Carbon, so {. per gal.
PRovIsIoNs--Shouldcrs l5@l7 cts.
hams 2O@22o; sides 5000 c; Mess
Pork lSci dried beef 25@3o CENTS
PorAToEs, -0OOsO per bush
Saskatchewan, l5c; Cuba Ice:
y. 0, l74l9c: hard refined % cts,
Coffee sugar, 2O@2l c.
SoDA-New Castle 10, 80.
STARcu-l0c.
TRAs-.YOung Tyson aud Imperial
81 per pound; Black 81 co.
VEGSAR-Pure Cider Vinegar 500
gallon,
Wurrr LEAD Mixed Lead, IS 500
80 10; Pure Lead, 81 20 per k's Of 20
lbs