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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
Store.

Store.
Business is growing brisk here, as
Col. Keeler has opened the New Hotel,
aud is making ready for summer visitors.
Mrs, Tewksbury has sold her house
in the village, and is to spend the sum
mer in the West.
wilkins and Churchell have bought
William Burt's house. There is much
trafficking in real estate this spring.
Conference has sent Rev. j. D. Bee
man to Milton. Their sojourn among us
has been both pleasant and profitable. lie
has beed an earnest and jealous worker
in the cause of Christ, and his efforts have
not been 10 vain. His genial good humor
and emotional nature, as well as his kind
interest for the welfare of ALL have estab-
lished a claim upon our gratitude and af.
lection, that can never be erased. May
he receive the faithful Pastors reward
And if the earnest prayers ofloying CRATE.
full hearts can shield them from life's care,
and trials, the shadows of no sorrow would
ever darken their pathway.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
.1L0r23syf22e.

As an appendix to the account Of Mr..
x Mrs. Munson's singular death, publised
three weeks since, we insert the following
sketch of their lives at the request Of their
friends:
Reuben Munson was born in Goshen,
Litchfeld County Conn. At about years
of age he with his parents moved to Cam
ada onto a farm, which they obtained by
swapping theirs in Conn. The family
consisting of the parents and six sons, the
youngest being the subject of this sketch,
did not remain long, but turned their faces
towards Waterbury, Vt, being among the
carlsest settlers, not more than 2 or three
families proceeding them. They located
on the first farm south of the bridge eros
ing from Waterbury street to North Dux.
bury corner. and East of the river. In
common with all early settlers, they had
to battle manfully tc supply themselves
with the most common necessaries Of life
wherewithall to sustain themselves. But
time passed aud the sons scattered as il
usual. Reuben going upon lot Of new
land in South duxbury where his large
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
No. Hyde Za1h.

DR. Belden has purchased a build
ing lot Of Daniel Billiard on the North
side Of Main St., for $500, and intends
the ensuing summer to erect for himself
residence thereon.
ID. G. Smith has fitted up some neat
and tasty rooms over the store lately occu-
pied by himself, and has just returned
from market with lot Of goods. Dan is
bound to succeed, and his old friends and
patrons will be glad to learn that he has
again resumed trade.
"A. Robbins is preparing to erect a
new store this summer, aud most Of the
timber is already on the ground, and is
to be large and commodious building.
He has, also just opened an assortment of
goods at the store formerly occupied by
d. G. Smith.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

coming into The room At me s."ls N
- me. | Vas surrounded and
h,nseuaed. Tod squirss that wanted
a -. his pspers; that | waited = la~yef
"a ,hs, l wanted to be takes before >
magistrate. all Of which requests were
denied me. :,
"Iwas taken TO police station ana
there hustled into . close carraige WIN
souires and two Of the policemen.
.sked them 70 be allowed to see my WIFE,
but they refused me this request
heard the orders Squires gave the driver
Of the hack, to drive me up one street
and down another until train time. aud
then to take me to the New Haven depot
The object of this | suppose was to pre-
ven, any OLe finding me to serve writ
Of habcas corpus on me.
AT three o'clock l was taken to the
New Haven depot. one Of my hands was
hand-cuiTcd to one of squires' hands and
| was hurried aboard the train, which
started at once. Two Of the New York
policemen accompanied us twenty miles,
and then returned. We stopped over
night at Springfield, where | was COM
mitted to the siaiion.house. And the
next day We arrived here, where | am
now duly installed in my former quarters"
Barton adds - that be is in great trou-
bic about his family as no provision is
made for their support, and that he fears
they will become objects Of charity"
Mr.. Barton fully exOnerates Mr.. Squires
from any completely with his escape
/ WatehmaR.
The N. Y. San is live Side-awake
paper, though sometimes it gets things a
little mixed uide the following relating to
the same affair:
"Some time last summer the National
Bank at Barton, Washington county, Yer
mont, was entered by burglars. The saft
was blown open, and a large amount o.
money and bonds removed. Henry Kel
ley, alias Gleason, and Cockney Bill, two
notorious English cracksmen, were sus
pectcd of the crime. Gleason subsequent
ly gave bail and left the State. The bapl
authorities secured the services of Asa 7
Squires, new hampshire detective, whC
ascertained that Gleason had made hi
way to this city. Squires obtained a re
QUESTION from the Governor of Vermont
and yesterday arrested Gleason in TWEEN
ty-ninth street.
The prisoner, when remanied by Jus
tice Cox, clamored loudly to be released
He engaged the services of the shyste
who was kicked out of the Tombs 70
swindling poor woman out Of $40, t
plead his case. The shyster asked Jus
ticc Cox to postpone the case for tire
hours. The Justice declined to do SO
aud said that he had no doubt that Glea
son was tho real culprit, and that he ha,
no disposition to continue the case, as j
would afford an opportunity to the shys
ter to defeat the ends of justice. Gleaso
was taken out of the Court heavily ironed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

The Eclectic was never conducted
with more judicious taste in the selection
of articles, or more intelligent sense Of
the demands of readers than at the prcs-
ent time. This number, many persons
will be glad to know, contains Canon
Kingsley's paper on The Natural The
ology of the Future which has created
such great sensation among English
thinkers. A variety of original i" Liter
airy Notices." written in spirit Of dis
elimination and widest censure.' now
forms an important element in the contents
of the Magazine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

very naughty aud wicked. Ard ouly ihose
whs are very depnsed sud wicked 90
thst Coue. DO oome and 81 warn.
No. no. e sid the cd man. trembling.
III am quite comfortable ihanS yoa,
h more comfortable, " szid ihe desii'
r,r.a.sirely. DO cone aud gei uafiu-
Ia. rbeap-yery cheap. Ii shant oos
voa es6t No, 20. yea shan q part aiih
one Of those precious gold dollars Tor any
con.i.l,ration whatever. De b les per-
vsrse. aud Do come aud get warm.
The pale and terrified old man vas
about 10 repeat that be vas quite content
"A a Ia vas and diin'i have the least de-
sire 10 experience an increase Of tempera-
ture. when al the little imps set up a
great shout, and, springing upon HIM IN
ipuumeFable numbers bore him lnoiWi'h'
standing his struggles, prayers, tears anu
entreaticsl ifresisiibly to the edge Of The
hole. while the master spirit Of them all
seilcd in great haste his mammoth pitch
FORK. that, up to this time, had been re-
clinipg idly in a corner. aud rushing lore
iblv AZ him. transfxed him upon the end
of il. aud, lowering him through the hole,
slowly broiled and fried him over the lake
Of molten birthstone burning aud raging
ia the unfathomable depths below.
Ill.
The old man came to himself with
start The fire had burned down low,
and was about to expire; the wild wind
was still moaning drearily about the house
and rafting with unseen fingers ut the
rickety easement; the chair and the table
were vet standing in the corner: he him
self was still sitting on the stool IN front
of the FIRE, aud, in fact, everything IN the
room looked Just as it did two hours prev
ious before he and the goblin few up the
chimney.
He rubbed his eyes, and looked hard
at the crane for the goblin. lie was mol
there. He looked around the room, but
he was not to be seen, So he concluded
there was no such thing in existence aud
that it had all been dream-no, not a
dream exactly, for it had reformed INN,
He uttered a cry of great JOY and piled
the wood upon the hearth. He built
rousinp fire, that reared, and blazed, and
danced in the fireplace, and famed high
up the chimney.
The old man was mlser no longer
lie had learned that his life had been
long, grevious error. He.stroyo to make
m for it. He succeeded He became
charitable, he gave an abundance away
of money to the poor, the needy and the
distressed. He was far happier in this
than he had ever been in his life before /;
and he died, at last, at a green old age
honored, loved, respected, and mourncd
ny everybody far and wide.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

In Norwich, \. Y, April lIu. l.,
aged 81 years and months, vida. /, !.
George W. Hart, Of Johuson.
In wOleOit, April 18th ,Chlrla ca.
81 Year,.
In MorrisiOwn, April 18th, NnE.
Eaton, aged CO year..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

VINO THAT HAS SEEN dangerous disease
arrested by an able physician or good
medicine but values both? Be it your
family physician to whom you owe so
many escapes from aches and ails, or Dir.
Ayers inimitable remedies his Sarsa-
parlla that renewed your vitality or Cher
ry Pictorial that cured a painful cough,
or his Aguc Cure that expelled the freez-
ing ague and burning fever from your
blood. Who that has been relieved by
any of these agencies but feels grateful
for them allT--[ Bangor Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

Geo. II. Bigelow, of Burlington, is
DOW one of the editors of the Free Press
D. Times. The paper has been a good
one, yet the labor of one Of so much ex-
perience and ability as Mr.. Bigelow can
but improve it. big" will be cordially
welcomed to the field Of journalism by
the press and people Of the State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

he brad q dishonlr sad shams.
Iftrufh prFe - Hslcaur as hisshaed,
MiFAi oanoniss mauy uazs.
he ealpsit uisAi pa e ths eF1ains,
ns silver Be- pargcd e - dros
Ana eTne's classify giteei irAnsagurel
To Nariyrien's giorious eress
The exercises Of the evening vii Be
open 70 AL DR.. NJ. II. Houghton, ofS,Owe
viii deliver the lecture 10 ite evening.
The public are cordially invited to be
IN attendance.
A. A. NILEs.
See. Of Union.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
A. NILES
See OfUuion.

NoTIcE TO TEAoHEEA-All persons IN
tending to teach school in the iOSu Of r.
more this season. are requested to NEE,
at the school hOure al the Pond, Satur-
day . O'Clock p. NJ, May 18th.
CARuOs S. PAEKER, Supt.
Elmore, April Goth, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

The atlantic opens with an able and
curious paper entitled +" The Descent of
Fire, by j ohm Fiske, in which the writer
traces several popular superstitions, as
the diyinirg-rod, and other magical charms
to their origin in ancient myths explana-
tory Of the lightning and the storm-cloud.
The aggressive phases of the "Orgauiza-
ton of Labor" are treated by Richard j.
Hinton, who gives full account Of the
Trades Unions both in Europe and this
country which snow seem to be growing
creative, developing socio. ogical forces
which demand the attention alike Of those
who investigate principles, and those who
administer AFFAIRS 1.-THE Cradle aud
the Grave of Ccrvantes is the subject of
the present number Of the "Castilian
Days" by John Hay, who gives some
singalarly interesting detail of the career
Of the great Spanish ronancer
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

The masculine member Of the {" mi.
gratory" matrimonial firm, residing in
Belvidere, informs us that we were mis-
taken in the number of times they have
"moved." Instead of Gfty-one times,
the figures are fttysir. and their .ambi-
ton is still "onward ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
NARKET-DAY AT MORRIsVIn

vi For eonyenince of Farmers at
as ourselves, we will be at home SATURDN
Of each week, prepared to receive Butter {
other products, aud it is hoped, so far nl
sistent, sellers may bring in their goods ont
day Of the week. II. D. BRYANT,
N. P. CIRCUIT.
Merrisyille, April 9Th, 1871. 2iVH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

Browns Bronchial Troehes are wide
" known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and 9TH
or troubles of the throat and lungs. They
are Of great value for the purpose for
which they are designed, and it should be
known that while they are pleasantly eff
ficacious, they contain no hurtfu ingredi-
ents, but may at all times be used with
perfect safety. They are commended to
persons afflicted with irritated threats, as
thousands are, particularly at this season
Of the year.
As there are many limitations, ask for
and obtain "Browns Bronchial Troc1es, "
which by long experience have proved
their value, having received the sanction
of physicians generally, and testimonials
from eminent men through the country
Western World, Boston
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

The LamoIlle Association will meet
with Bro. Perkins at Stowe, May 9th. at
10 o'clock A. M.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

An Incorporating Shareholder OF
Tennessee could not bring his mind to
live in the United States after slavery
had been abolished He migrated to
Brazil, and became a South American
citizen; but, unfortunately for him, be-
came bankrupt, and in accordance with
the laws of that country, his two daugh-
tiers have been sold into slavery to pay
his debts. Such strange recompense is
sometimes metcd out to men. Steps have
been taken to place the amount Of the debt
1920 in gold the hands of the
father.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
DOICKERY;

Come all ye good citizens
Who sigh for Bread and Pork,
At Gates you'll 6Dd enough
To keep your jaws at work.
He's got the choicest groceries,
A most abundant store
OF everything the people want, Il,
And just a little more. :
Here Gingham's Prints and poPlin', !
In plenty may be found,
Cotton cloth and Salmon !
And Dried Apple by the pound 2
Flour, Sugar, Rice and Coifec's
And dainties by the score,
Tweeds, DENNIS for Frock and Oven
A nd Just little more.
With the Hyson Family
Black japanese and Bohea,
1t would pc odd enough t he sh0udh
To suit you to a Tea
Tobacco Snuff and Clark's Shorts 1.
Good Brooms to sweep your floor
Yankee Notions md Molasses,
And just a little more.
Goldfish. Mackcrel, Pepper and flPe
Triple, Lard, Ham and Eggs
Salt, Saleratus end Laundry soap
And Straw Hats--ready made !
In short, as good a variety
AS in any village Store,
| Which he is selling off for cost
And lust a little moro.
One door East of Post Ofn@
Park, Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

Our thanks are due Hon. j. s. Nor
riil. U. s. s., for bound volumes of the
Congressional Globe, and other valuable
documents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
PORTLAND AND OGDRySB7
RAILROAD TRUNK LINE
VERMONT DIVISION.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

ENGINEERS OFFICE,
st. Johnsbury, W., May lHIg
Proposals. will he received at this ofBe, us,,
goth, for the graduation and masonrT Il hi.
miles Of the Essex County Railroad, ,Ig,
eastwarAdly from St Johnsbury.
specifications aud profles can be seen rai
fee on aud after the 18th inst.
The Executive Committee reserve he IA
reject all bids not deemed compatible viii N
interests Of the Company.
BY order Of Executive Committee.
A. c. MITCHELL,
Chief Engineer p. & o. r. R., Vermont Dtt
24W3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

NJ. w. HILL, NJ. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and Su'sV w.,
Office at the Hotel. il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

In Msrrissills. At tie Uuir,-,,r..,
April .7sh. b Rev. G. ". Bal,t.E,
Never and Mas Julia N Tosl,.l,s'-
In JshnsoH. Nay ID, b. EsrbA
NJ. 0eorEs ". Smith and Ms Az.
both q Johnsan.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
THE REcApTURE.

The following is Bartons account of his
rc.capture
81 had lawsuit in N. Y. involving
abont one thousand dollars. On Wednes-
day last / received note from the attor-
ney on the other side saying that his eli.
ents desired to settle the suit, and that if
| and my wife would call at his Office that
day to sign the receipts, the case would
be settled. Accompanied by lawyer,
we accordingly called at the place APP
pointed about II noon. We were at once
invited into the lawyers private office,
and | saw sitting there man with his
cap drawn down over his face, and his
coat collar turned up so as to conceal his
face. The lawyer asked me if was the
husband of this lady; | replied, / am. !
At this point, Squires flor, as our readers
may have imagined, he was the hero Of.
the pulled-down cap and turned-up coat
collar) jumped up, and three police officers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

New Advertisemer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
DANCE
DOOK AGENTS WANTED
ID TRAINING OF CHILDREN.
READ / s2l 60 IN ONE pAf'

THIS! SS7,75 IN one "esA' ,sf
These profits were made by the s nis' ID
this now and valuable Family Dun si ibs stfl1o n
lished every family wants III y ,hsr and pnurcl
tion book for the times. The lasne' Pare
are told
How to Save precious Lives, 40 Bodg
9 H. ~ ~ ~ E,snrnte the Tender MINI and
III H. ~ - ~ y, syart IL yidious Ailments Furn
MI liz, ~ ~ aid Evil Family Praers, euce'
How to Clothe and Feed a an and ~ u
How to amute, Influence lss = and Br.aJ
How to beautilyl ns hnur dcnisoe1'1
The fascons and fol lies Of INC ~" addrss EST u
Sold only by agents. For olroa,s'n g.
% PARMELEE & COZ, h'u''s. u y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

stHS0 PER MONTH. ,,.,. llls a;eH
ROCO book ever publisheu' " .
sell our new work, n,c,t ~ 10
PLAIN HOME TALK AND Ahp's is
SENSE, .mbidt
have noeompetition. ThereneYy,l N Efst
lished like 1t. Any body can SCI, ,s,,aaLipgAy
wants IL. Many agents are now 'wedn5eripl w. TO
to $3.50 por month selling tnls w ssae On aps m
wa nssI soppa i've S agent men w dS
preciate the merits Of the WORK, ats TAo y q
ltmeiits universal want. Agsnh sVddI.s 81
do rood as we'll as to max money az NJ
WELLS & co., 432 Broch1iY; ~. 4.
r. eTUR0Es, "a scollay's Buiiaipb cstetp
9Ns
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03
Markets.
Hyde Park Market.
Wednesday Morning, Msya,lr
FURNISHED ~
NOlEs BROTHHRs

uaiersir Dry Good, Groceries, Boots ~,
hedieines, Paints Oils, Cro,ksp Hri,.
he highest price paid for all kibs,d ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18
wHoLzsALE DEALER IN

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
NORDAGE, Brooms, Mats Baskets, IWinesr
u Matches, Blsektng, Look1Dg grasses
WrRpping Paper, etc, ETC. mas removed 70
Oppoafte Cosmopolitan Hotel, : NEW o
SRE151 WTr~TaaoH sTLAs G. AYERS.
Lats Lathrop 4 Wilkinson. jeH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18
On the lath Day Of August 1871,

At noon, on the premises, sell, TO the highest
bidder, the following described property, to-
wit:
certain tract, piece OF parcel OF land sit
uate, lying and being IA the county OF Tip
ton, state Of Tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, With metas and bounds IS
follows, to-wit: Beginning ata point on The
Mississippi river, Palmsrs northeast corner;
thence south with Pslmer's line 2s poles to
thence north - poles to a tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river; hence in 8 vest
wardly direction with the naeaEdsrs Of the
MISSISSIPPI river 10 The point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward TO James Q. Ellis, and described In
said deed OF conveyance as containing, BY
estimation, eignty-thres 1881 acres; together
with the ngins boilers and all othsr TX
tures and apparatus and thfngs lying and
being situated en- said tract Of land, and used
In the dlst1llStlon OF sptrttuous liquors, and
described as follows, tO-Ttt: Two double6ue
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches diane
ter, crate. bars, ETC.; one engine, ten-tnch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
to make IL complete; one main shaft n.y.
wheel and puIleys. and all other shaftng
about he mills disttllery; one pair thirty
stx-inch stones, for grinding, with gearing.
betting, etc; ems mash tub one worm tub
and worm; one cold water tub; one nigh
wine tub; one lOw-wtne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer sink; two receiv.
ing tubs or cisternsi two yeast tubs; four
yeast oans; draw md force a nigh and
low wine pumps, Platform and beam
scales, a al the pipes, vslves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distillery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other roofs and tnstru-
ments sbOus the premises.
Said property viii be sOldon 3 credit OF six
MONTHS the purchaser 70 give note, with ap-
proved persona security, bearicg interest
from late, for the purchase moneys, and s
lien retained on the property as additional
seourity for the payment OF the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption is barred, and
the purchaser, on complying with his bid,
VIII be placed II 1mme late possession.
b. CLAY KING,
Special Commissioners.
Memphis, July %. ISL iyO dAs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICE..

Help for the NervOus.-Where Is tt 20
be found7 cries the trembling victim Of ner'
yous debility. Not In the tavern dram, that
ares IN the circulation for a moment, and Is
succeeded by collapse. Not In purgstlve
pills, or q Lenten diet, but in an invigorant
and restorative / n which the tonic element
are united with gentle aPerient and altsra-
tive properties. When Hostetter's Stomach
Bitgers YVES introduced, nearly twenty years
ago, this Important object was first attained.
This peaceful n active vegetable specific is
IS Justly celebrated Tor its cures of nervous
diseases, as for the absolute certainty with
which It relieves dyspepsia aud bIiousnsss.
The no weather toward the close OF summer
generally s~ggrsvates diseases OF a nervous
type, creating a degree Of feebleness which Is
beyond measure distressing. Under such
circumstances rally the bodily energies with
a course Of Hostetter's Stomach 3ltIers. Of
al tones. 1t Is the most satisfactory In its
operations, n the least exciting. 1t braces
the nerves up to their natural tension, but
beyond It, SO there is no reaction. 1t has
properties, however, than those Of a
nerv ne, and as 8 blood del urent and mode
rate aperient, Is superior 20 any other med.
cine OF the day.
Fraud, however, is on the alert. The ce-
OF the original medicine has given
rise to scores Of counterfeits and im~itationEs
the label, and the fac SHais of the
signature OF the firm; see that the spelling is
sll correct, snd thus make sure of the genu-
OF the article you buy. P. S.-Hostet.
ter's Bitters are never sold n kegs OF barrels
buti in bottles only.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18

5; sparkling Catawbs-pints SIC; quarts,
Sl4; elsret per case, q; Home bitters, per
case; S. 5OG7 90; Plantation do, per csse,
s. so; Hostetter's do, per case, ~; Bene-
dictine, IS per dozen. 8
ToRAoCo-Ths market for the week has
been steady, with q fair trade doing
Manufactured tobacco, extra tine and
fancy Virginia work, 90c9tl; tine, sOG
goo; good, 79@S0c; medium, 60Q70c; COM
mon, 54@5sc; csddies ~lqusrters) fine, $50
re; good medium, 5000; common, SEQ
soc; smoking, common medium, 894Oc;
fine to fancy, 60cGSl,
VINEGAR-Common and picking, VIC
10 per barrel.