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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington d n
Steamship Line.
CamariscOtta & WaIdoboro
First Trip Commencing April2.

rSSsZs~ Steamer " & has. Hsush.
H. h ion,n ALDEN WINCHEN-
I(6LSESAlLSlZhKb BACH, Master, win leave the
z=--s.,..s west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
foot OF India Street, every
SATURDAY at o'clocs A. M. for Damariscotta
anu Wo,s every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock A. M, fol
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate landiprs
RETURNINa-will leave Damarscotta ever,
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. M, and Waldoboro' eyery
THURSDAY al o'clock A. NJ '
Freight received alter O'Clock P NJ. on davs pre
vious TO sailing. Vs. '' nv
forfurther particulars inquire of
HARRIS, ATWOOD g. CO.,
mr23dtf 1i1 Con,noara,,o, G.
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FOR SALE.

A JERSEY BULL 15 months old which took the
IA first premium at Falmouth Town FAR
j. NJ. HARTSHORN, Falmouth, or
ISAAC KNIGHT,
nOVlG cor. Middle and India ST.
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SO Made from 30 Cents!

0GnA WEEK paid agents, male or female in
SDOO new manufacturing business at home.
No capital required. Address Novelty. Co.,
decjt1w Saco Me.
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Pacific Mail Steamship COInpamy's
Through Line
II o Q AL IF O II N A.

Pacific Mail Steamship & OInpany's
Through Line
Il o @ "A Ii # O IL N L "A,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the United states Mniis
Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Connecting on th.
Atlantic: Pacific with tles
| ALASKA, COLORADO,
HsNRY csihAUNcY. CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO
| NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE.
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA, &c.
One of the above large and splendid Steamships
VIII leave Pier No. 49, North River foot of Canal St.
at u o'clock noon on the 9th and 21st OF every
month Except when those days fall on Sunday and
then on the preceding Saturday. tor ASPINWALL,
connecting, via. Panama Railway, with one of The
Companys Steamships from Panama tor SAN
FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO.
Departures OF the 2lst connects at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERt-
CAN PORTS. Those OF the 5th touch at MANZAN-
LILO.
For Japan and China. Steamer AMERICA leave,
San Francisco, Feb. 1st, 1870.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each admit.
Baggage Masters accompany baggage Through and
attend to ladies and children without male protec-
tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing, from steamboats,, railroads, and passengers
who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and
attendance free.
For freight or passage tickets or further informa
ton apply at the cOmpany's ticket office on the
wharf, foot of Canal street, North River, to f. r.
BABY, Agent, or to the Agents for New England.
@. l.. BARTLETT a. CO.,
IL Broad Street, Boston, or
W. d. LITTLE & CO,
1aniSf 495 Exchange ST., Portland
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DR.. Wells Carbolic Tablets,
Farmers Helner,

elbows how to double the profits of the FARM.
- and how farmers and their sons can each make
100 PER MONTH IN WINTER.
10000 copies will be mailed free 10 Farmers Send
name and address to ZElGLER q McCURDY.
Springfield, Mass. dcc4t4w
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FOR BOSTON

The new and supei ,or sea- going
N----7sM steamers JOHN BROOKS AMI
J NJ MONTREAL, having been fttef
49, 10y up at great expense with a laroe
:, - number of beautiful State Rooms
VIII run the season as follows: S
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 o'clock
ana A India Wharf, Boston, every dav at o'clocf
n. Sundays excepted)
~SOh,.''ss..s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.O0
Rreishttskela IS usual,
Nav l, isS9-dt' Aso"s
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CAAIE into the fields of the State Reform School.
~ Oct 81, one light red Cow; small size abont IL
years old: The owner is requested to prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away
no3du X. w. HUTCHINSON. Supt
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the subscribers and others will
present petition to the next Legislature OF Me,
praying that an act OF be granted them
maintain railroad from some point on the line of
the Portland and Rochester Railroad in Buxton or
Hollis, in the county of York. to point near Bonny
Eagle Falls in said town of Hollis, or in Standish in
Cumberland county, with such privileges and sub
ject to such liabilities may be ranted or imposed
by law. A. X. p. LORD.
JAMES MESERVE,
HORAIIO BRANT,
JAMES MORTON,
and others.
November Goth, 1870. dc1'3w
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Statesmen Wanted

COMMITTING urgently needed by everybody.
- Call and examine, samples sent postage
raid for 80 cents that retail easily for $l0 r. l..
WOLCOTT, 1871 Chatham So, N. Y. dec4t4w
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Notice

NOCICcs
TO the Honorable Senate and House OF Represen
tatives OF the State of Maine:
sgHE subscriber and others will petition to the Leg
islature fer an act to allow them to lay out and
build Railroad Track from West Commercial St.,
in Portland, across Fore River to Fort Preble, in
Cape Elizabeth, about two miles, track running
south-easterly.
S, P. MAYBERY and others.
Cape Elizabeth. Nov. 25th, 1870.
Doy29d laW3W ,tus
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution of COp0rtmers7aip

(, HE copartnership heretofore existing under the
| firm name of G. Rowe 81 Co., is this day dis
solved by mutul consent. All debts due to and from
authorized t, sign the firm name in liquidation. The
business will be continued by Ceylon Rowe ana
Edwin c. Rowe, under the firm name OF Z. q. L. Y.
Rowe CEYLON ROWE.
LEWIS A. SANBORN.
Bethel. Noyember 18th, 1910. DOVZ9uoW
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s0RTLAND2 ROCHESTER s.n
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

CEEs1 On and after Tuesday, Nov I, 1870,
&S4&9tEt trains will run as follows:
Passenger trains leave Portland daily tSundays ex-
cepted for Alfred and intermediate Stations, at TIE
A. III, 200 IN.
Leave Portland for Saco River at $50 P. M.
Leave Alfred for Portland and intermediate sta
tons at 45, A. NJ.
Leave Saco River fol Portland at $50 A. M and
340P. M.
Freight train with passenger car attach.
ed leave Alfred for Portland at $50 A. M,
Leave Portland for Alfred at 1890 p NJ
Stages connect as follows:
Falls, Baldwin.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South Limington, Lmington, dailv.
At SacO River, for Limerick, Newfelo, Parsons
field and Ossipee, tri-weekly.
At Center Marlborough for Limerick, Parsons
field, daily.
At Alfred foI Sanford Corner Springvale, f. Leb-
anon Little RiverFallsl. So. Lebanon, T.. Roches-
ter and Rochester.
THoS QUINBY, Superintendent.
Oct %. 1910 dtf
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been daily appointed and taken upon him
selftbe trust of Administrator of the estate OF
JOSHUA DURGIN, late OF New York City,
deceased who died leaving estate to be administered
as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased required to ex
hibit the same; and all persons indebted to SAID
estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES f. LIBBY, Admir-.
Portland Nov 18th 1870 WnO30A3W
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HENRY CLEWS Dc Co.,

HENRY CLEVS Dc Co..
32lWan sneef,New York,
FOR SALE BY
TOWER, GHDDINGS Il TORREY,
BREWSTER, SWEET Il CO.,
Dostom,
General As gents for New England.
e. AND FOR SALE BY
SPENCER, villa s. CO., Boston,
FOGG BROS. q BATES,
HEAD s. PERKINS,
w. II. WOOD & SON, Portland,
SWAN & BARRETT,
Or any OF the Banks in Portland, where pamphlets
and information may by obtained.
After a careful investigation of the merits of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota r. r. First
Mortgage bonds we confidently recommend them as
a safe and desirable investment.
TOWER, GIDDiNGS & TORREY,
no12 BREWSTER, SWEAT g. co.
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Legislative Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature o
"A Maine at its next session, Tor authority to a.
mend the charter OF the Portland and Rutland Eail
ROAD company, or of the Portland, Rutland, Osweeo
anu lineage Railway Company, SO as to authorize
it TO increase the number of Directors; with
largement OF the time in which to locate and con-
struct SAID ine and also for such changes in, adj
have increased facilities at Underwater upon Port
land harbor, with branch to Saco.
By order of the Committee OF the Corporators
~ JOHN NEAL Clerk.
Portland, November 25th, 1870. dci,3w
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NOTICE

business honorable. No competition, liberia,
ID pay given. S. w. KENNEDY, s. 4th st
Philadelphia. dc5 4w
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SeKxaf- w eesxly Lfue3

A-c. On and after the 18th inst. tina nina
<&SyS Steamer Diriso and Franconia. will
~ 49, until further notice, run as follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland. ever
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 5'P. NJ, and Ieays
re ~ q. K. New York, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at4P. NJ. ""e
saThe Dirgo and Franconia are fitted up with fms
aceommodations tor passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route Tor traveller
between New York nd Maine.
Passage in State Room SIS. Cabin Passag. "a
Meals extra. ""
Goods forwarded TO and from Montr cal, Quebec.
daliiix. st. John, and all parts of Maine. Shppers
are requested to send their freight TO the Steamers
as early as p H. on the days they leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX. Galt's Wharf, Portland
y; +. AMES, Pier SO r. r. New YORK,
MAY 9-dtt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WIANTED-AGENTS,i 1920 per day. to sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under.teed, makes the Stock
stitch" (alike on both sdes and is fully licensed,
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in the
market, Address, JOHNSON, CLARK s. CO.,
Boston, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill.,, St.
Louis, Mo. sepi7 t3m
AGENTS WANTED@$225 A MONTHLY
Il the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass, or St. Louis. Mo- sep17t 3m
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To the Honorable Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the State of Maine.
NJ Office is hereby given that A. W. Dam and
~ others intend to petition the Legislature for
act to allow them and their associates to build
Railroad track from the town Sanford through
Lebanon and Berwick, or TO build from some point
on the line of the P. & r. r. r. track between
course to connect with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road. Per order. A.W. DAM.
SnrinoYale. NoYemher cS $50 d. 3d2w
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WATCH FREE for everybody and $50 per day
"a sure. Business light and honorable. Nc gilt
enterprise. No humbug. Address r. Monroe Ken
nedy, Pittshurg, Pa. nov12t4w
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TWO OF three men OF intelligence and good adj
i dress are wanted to travel and sell an article
which is much wanted and meets ready sale.
Z Address Box 2G57, Boston P. .. no11eod2v
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Wanted.

A>OeAA SASAh " S~A~CN>'
4 Il SO Newbury street. Gentlemen and ladies can
kAlbe accommodated with board. Do17dtf
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To the Honorable Senate and House of Representa-.
tives in Legislature assembled OF the State OF
Maine.
Notice is hereby given that Joshua Herrick and
others intend to petition the Legislature for act
to allow them and their associates to build Rail-
road from the town OF Alfred through Sanford to
Wells Depot, or near it in the town of Wells.
JOS d VA DERRICK.
Alfred, Decent er list, 1870. Gc313w
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was cured OF Deafness and Catarrh by simple
remedy and will send the receipt free.
dc3t4w Mrs. M. c. LEGGE TT Jersey City, N. j.
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Agents Wanted

ONE more experienced Saleswoman; must COME
" well recommended.
Apply Immediately at s35 Congress st, no17ti
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DRESSMAKTNG

TN all its branches and in the best manner. The
fitting graceful and accurate. Ladies wishing to
make up their own materials will wi do well to call
as they can have their Dresses and Waists cut and
basted in few minutes at No. Elm street, Room
NO.3 L. r.. MARTIN.
N. B.. Dresses cut in any :materal at harf price
or fourteen days. oc24tf
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Two Houses to Let or for Sale.
HOUSE, and lot of four acres, a quarter of mile
IL southerly of Congreg ational Meeting House in
Cape Elizabeth, on the main road.
View Of city and harbOr unsurpassed.
Also two story house on the new road from the
Bridge to the Ferry.
nO2Ge0df 33 Free street.
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j. NJ. Mayes, J. +. Stark, II. G. Gordon,
ID. +. Watkins, III. c. Harlan and +. j.
Webster, were appointed Jury of View
to report OH the propriety of closing up
the private way running through the
grass lot of Leon FriersOn aud to turn
said road on the old public road. ..
JURIES OF VIEW.
The cause contested by J. s. bingham
was continued to next court.
Stuart DaimwOod, J. X. Cathcy, j. A.
Caldwell, s. c. Brown, ]. A. Meehan and
I. NJ. Sowcll, were appointed a Jury of
View to examined and report the pro-
priety of opening a public road i'm the
2,rd District, beginning at Kedron on the
Spring Hill and Rally Hill pike, and in
tersecting the Columbia and Murfresbo-
I'D road, at or near w. r. Allman's.
j. 5. Bingham, ID. J. Shannon. Wm
Morrison, Jas. Sellers, J.. p. love, J. +.
Bingham, and X. l.. Farris. were apoin-
ted Jury of View to look and locate
that portion of the Hampshire and Cen
treyille road lying between the west
fork of Cathey's Creek and Loves
Branch. .-e.-...-
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DIR. w. C.. Dorset publishes a card
in our paper this morning, announcing
that he viii practice his profession in our
city. He read medicine with DIR. Frier-
son, of this city, and recently received a
diploma from the Bellevue Medical Hos
pital College, New York. With such
rccommendations-a diploma from one
Of the first medical colleges in America,
and a pupilage under DIR. Eve have
right to commend him to our people as
a healer OF their physical infrmities.
Robert Hamilton, Agent for Grover &
Bakers sewing machine, has returned
from an extensive visit through Virgin
la, Maryland and Ohio. He has been in
our section for some time, advocating
the claims of the Grover & Baker, which
is one of the best machines ever invent
cd, and has met with unparalleled sue
cess. His headquarters at present are
located ut Pulaski, - 49,
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To the People Of Columbia md Nnury

To the People Of Columbia and Nnury
County. di eg
{ L have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, over three thousand dol
lars worth of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Philadelphia handmade shoes,
comprising all styles of side lace, but
toned front lace, and Congress 1S-thread
lasting CATERS, at S5.OO-worth $50 to
$500. Glove kid, lace and Congress.
French kid, Tampico goat, Oil goat,
pebble goat, in fact, have every quality
and style of the best shoes made, which
am offerings good deal cheaper than
anybody. Task you specially to notice
that l guarantee every pair of shoes j
sell, and pay for every pair that proves
defective. Give me call and save your
money. my13-1y w. Il. HopGE.
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loaded. II was now Buds time to take
the back track, which he did. Brown
took q bead on Bud, bit he pulled the
trigger Of the barrel thai was not cooked.
and he did not shoot. He then pulled
the right trigger, but being blinded by
rage blood and pain, the load went off
ON q harmless expedition through the
air. Bud was now frightened ike unto
a crippled rabbit, and jumped behind a
wagon that was standing in the yard.
He lodged and jerked his head about
like diedapper as Brown got him in
range. At this critical juncture, when
life hung trembling in the balances,
Will Sewe!l and his wife ran and caught
hold of Brown Sewell's gun, which gave
Bud Sicily chance to make his escape,
an opportunity he certainly made good
use of. After reaching place of safety
Bud repented of what he had done, and
continued his flight in the direction of
the neighborhood physician, whom he
sent Immediately to the late scene of his
for the purpose of looking
after Sewell's wounds.
Brown is getting well, and although
Bud Sicily had an interest in the crop,
he dare not come on the place. 5suH
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OVER THE COUNTY.

The Grand Jury is making the crook
ed places straight. 1t Is astonishing
how nice and level the roads arc getting.
Squire d. of Bear Creek, has been threat.
ened with indictment for having persim-
mon bushes in his field near the old
Leitwich Gin.
CAPT. j. b. HAMILTON and Thomas
Williams, ESD, have magnificent field
of Barley in front of their residence on
the Williamsport road, almost ready for
the reaper. We are glad to see 80 much
barley in one field. ---f -
some of the best lands in our county,
lying between the two Bigbies, are being
worn out with cotton. Miles of cotton
appear between the little narrow strips
of wheat. ID .r-st-
PARsON MOrton's turkey, near Rock
Spring, set OH Is eggs and recently hatch
ed out Is young turkeys.
JONES' Church, Presbyterian, two
miles below Hampshire, on Cathey's
Creek, will be dedicated On the 5th Sun
day OF this month. A two days meeting
will also he held. Rev. w. III. Vernon,
Rev. s. W. Mitchell, and Rev. Mr.. Fri
erson will he there, and the ceremonies
will be performed. by Rev. Mr.. Vernon.
One of the best appointed mill estab-
lishments i'm the State is the Colunbia
Mill, now run by Capt. N. j. Vaughn,
who was one of the most dauntless and
reckless soldiers of the war, as he is now
one of our most industrious and enter
prising citizens AS long as the ever
lasting and impenetrable cedars cling to
their rock bound hills, will II } memory
of his deeds of daring linger among the
people.
Rev. w. r. Otis preached i'm Zion
Church on last Sabbath morning. His
text was Agrippa's answer to st. Paul's
eloquent speech, almost thou persuad-
est me TO be Christian" The latter
part of the discourse was peculiarly per-
tinent and pointed. He said the great
want ofthe present age was men of moral
courage and spiritual life. He made use
of Coleridge's Haunted Ship, with dead
men steering the ship, handling the rope
and rigging, with fine effect. A cold,
negative professor Of religion, whose
heart the love of Christ had not prompted
to do good works, to labor for his church,
the spread of the Gospel, and the good
Of his neighbors-in such man the
preacher had not much faith.
Zion Church is a fine brick edifice, sit
uated in the centre of the richest and
most beautiful country in the South. 1t
is about seven miles from Columbia, and
the congregation is composed entirely Of
country people. They have well
trained choir, 800 or $500 organ, and a
church as handsome if not hsndsomer
than any in Columbia. Rev. A. w.
Mitchell is their stationed preacher, and
in point Of culture and ability he would
take place in the front rank Of Nash
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Soon after the wss our farmers we're
very much troubled about 6ttinglsbor-
ers to remain with them during the sum-
mer. The colored people wanted tocome
TO town and live, there was something
novel and facinating in city life to them
The novelty wore away in time, howev>
er, and they only came to town to educate
their children. The intelligent farmers
saw this and took advantage OF it by
building school houses on their farms.
Where there is colofcd school in q
there Is nc. sifficnlty in
obtaining plenty laborers.
Rev. Edmund Kelly, who is laboring
to educate and christianize his
race, recently organized . colored school
at Mr.. d. I. Chappell's. Stepney- :Arm-
strong was elected President of the
Board of Trustees. Mr. Kelly Says ne
had no difficulty in organizing the school.
One of the colored men told him that
whenever Mr.. Chappell found thst he
had made mistake in settling up with
the colored people he came immediately
and rectified it, no, matter if it was
against himself. -
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G'ireuft Court.

Last Monday the Criminal Docket was
taken up, and the following disposition
made of some OF the cases:
Case of State VS.. Riddle for murder IN
first degree; continued, rcnlanded to
Jail.
State VS.. Betsy Scott, murder i'll first
degree. of her husband; continued, re-
manded TO Jail,
State VS.. w. J. Pearson. murder Ill hrst
degree; Defendant recognized to appear
al next term; Mrs. Cathrine Cockriii anu
DIR. Harwell, securities.
State vs.. James T. Akin, Jury anu
yirdict of mot guilty as to malicious
stabbing; guilty of assault and battery"
Numerous misdemeanors were dis
missed upon payment of costs by defend
ants.
Sheriff Latta and his deputies were I'M
usually active and successful i'm arrest
ing offenders. Judge Hughes has been,
,s Is usual with him, prompt and ener-
,etic I'm the discharge of his duties, and
IN addition to this has saved the county
,,anv a dollar by his energy and ability.
The Clerk for the Circuit Court, W. J.
whi,,borne. had much to contend
AGAINST i'm succeedin: one OF the most
of,;,;eut clerks our county ever had, Mr.
w. B. Wilson, but he has proven hiii'sei
every way worthy to succeed HIM
By education, pl actice aad ability a Jaw
scr. he understands every mlnu'ie o
,,;s ,ositiou, and the amount of work he
performs cautifully is astonishing
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II. W, y WI. PHIIIfs keep on hand
at all times large and varied. stock of
goods. They have ignored the old fogy
way Of high prices, Jewing, Offering
bats, and conduct their business upon
the only true and honorable plan, the
One Price Cash System The statesmen
Of this house delight TO show the goods.
GENIE PrLLoW is never happier than
when waiting upon u customer. Ell ..tf-
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GENERAL MARKET.

Corrected Weekly 6y r. ". Reese 4 On.
Grocers and Commission Jfe1c5aute
East side Public Square.
BACoN-Hog round ~, I. OF \, in demand
BRAN-sl 3 per 100 lbs. 80 90 w.. r
BUTIER-Scaree. -. =, -. /.
B BESaLl1 per ID.
BEEF 'ToNG i1jFsS Err sa "a. n,,.,,s,
None in markets: ~ w.
CORN MEAL-lOO per bushci. F'H
CCAARN,,jn demand, toto SVcts. $3.50 -
CHFFEE-O to &c per 10. Jli.ft-'i 2
RRtED BE Ell, az little II store; =
E fSfIR g Per a do doz Ia and indemand.
loyal Rose super Fancy none in market
FRESH BEEF-Sto loo. '''''' Ae''
4, RRINGS-t[ North Carolina)-se Der. 81.
IRON TIES-lOc per n.
LARD-ll to lsc.
N MN1ACKAREL-No. $50; NO. $40; No
MOLAssEs- soc to 81 ..
NAIIiS-s51S to s6II per key,
OATS-1J to 81 cents ~
p 0NlONS-40 TO 5Jc per bushel; 10 ,l.msud.
PORk-l0c. per n, u 49, -
g POULTRY-Chickens ~ to Is,.
ROPE-Best Green Leaf l2iIc. r.r
POTAToESLIr Potatoes, Ear.y Rose
81, Peach Blow $3.50, Neshanoc 500.
RYE-sl per bu. - Wy =.
RICE-best 5. e. I2tS$
SUGAR-l5 to 2pc
STARCH-l0 to is1zc. 600
SODA-l0 to lJc. .-...
SALT-S.O0.
SHOT-s3 Is per bag. -r.l.
SHAD-Virginia, $40 Barrel.
sEEDSSClover, II % per busheI. Timothy
81, Hungarian s2,75, Miilett 30.
, SHINGLES-Yellow Poplar. $. 30 per thou.
TALLOW-Sc.
= WHISKEY-sI 90 TO So 90.
WHEAT-si to 81 70 ttf