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and Surgeon.

The Wheeling Medical and Surgical Inst tute
10 furnished with al The Medical aud Surgical
appliances necessary for the certain dld0Iofis
and tkIfW treatment OF every form Of Chronic
DR.. L0ngdou has devoted many years to the
study and treatment Of Chronic Diseases, and
he claims BUPHRIoR SKILL and 0REATER SUCCESS
In their management than physicians in general
practice con Grtr dttGin. he treats more Of these
ailments IN Jfg months, than they come In
contact with In q lifetime.
Dr.. LoNgDoH's great sKILL AND SUCCESS in cur
Ing Chronic Diseases Is he natural and le0ittnate
TsHH or ~ enlarged GrRsriGneS. His record Of
caves Tor tha past ten years. numbers between
eleven and twelve thousand.
TIE division Of theprO(etsIon iato EpscIIltes,
HI1EGS mn Skilful
Dr.. LonsdoA will tell his patients In srery case,
eIHetly what their DAeAieS are, and whether
they can be cured
THOUSANDS are now eIlng ont lives OF wretch
edness and pain, and thousands more sinking
Into premature graves. who might DO restored 10
health and happiness BY Timely and proper Mtdt-
Dr. LOugdon's practice embraces Diseases Of
the Bye. Ear, Head, Throat and LunRt: DiseGses
= the Heart. Stomach, Liver and Bowels; Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate Gland
and Urinary 0rR1 Ne; diseases OF Women and
Chlldreh; Diseases OF the Nervous System; in
short all rHF. ~ :
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MRS. c. Mccoy, 148 NAM 81.

Keeps 8 full assortment Of Lsee., Trtnrlug
Gloves, CorsetS, including Mn. NOodJI Nd,
tnAl Comets, Cent? and ladies' Hos!esy, RIS5.
keret and al articles AppertAIning 70 suspr.,
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Ordefs iof ~,
thing In her line promptly Gitet ded To- lAfs
desiring 70 purchase handsome WtntGr OolEIW
Waterproofs would do well 10 examine be; nOek
before making selections elEeWhefo- oetlI
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dissolution.

The alm Of Paul i or was By muta.leu,,,,,
dissolved ON the hrst day OF NoFonbeF, IN 4
c. On retiring. '' u
The business viii be continued b. A v. Pail
who Il authorized 70 settle tie basines, d ~
late drm Thankful for past tIVorS Ee btIp,1t
continuance OF the same toC our Sueeesaof
A. ". PAUL.
poV1 J. C ORR
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TAKE NOTICE-JANES R.
L CAMPBELL, g Market street, b ssrIal
Tin Ware and House Furnishing COOK. EivrcIs
that will suit all lie has AlEo suppy d G.n
and Tin Fruit JGrs. Keeps cons0nlJ % Atnd
q full and well selected stock Of Stores, Stamp
ed and Japaned Ware, BrASs and Porcelain H.
ues. Pays particular attention 70 RboGiP.
spontng and General JobbtnG. wbolealsISt
retail dealer. in
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General Notices.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Twin take Horses on the Pait Ground, tn ~,
Ter, let them run Out In the daytiroe ~, y.
weather 10 good, stable them eTeFT siS6i ~
during all unavoidable weather, led ~ M
and hay night and morning, nd taks ~ -
n; BAN peFsoEs having slek Aor,e, Nh
need my services - Horse Doctor. ~ IN =.
1t my ONCE, near the Pair Grounds Rits. IN
made The new HorSe DitsaIe . Epeeill SindT
4. ?. HANCRRR
now VeteriRAyy SurTtos
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Ware all sick OF the horse disease
YoRkxrs Gdsttte.
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THE prevalent hIppoymosis has attack
ed the horse, chestnut trees,
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Governor Jacobs Aid.

W. H. Hogeman, by the appoint
ment OF Governor Jacob, performs the
duty of Aid de Camp to that Commander
in Chief OF the forces OF West Virginia,
with the rank of Colonel. Though q
resident of Charleston, the Governor 8
citadel, Colonel Hogeman held the
trust. of alternate for the county OF
Mercer, in the late Convention held in
that place, for the Third Congressional
District, and as such was the only mem
Der who opposed the resolution pledgtng
the Democracy of the entire District 10 the
nominee Of the Parkrsburg Convention.
No one, not on the Governor staff and
actually subject to his orders, offered
any such opposition TO the action OF
the Convention. $50 49,
We confidently expect the Wheeling
Intsllgencer or some representative Rad
icsl paper, in consideration OF the favor
Colonel Hogeman enjoys with Governor
Jacob, and his gallant service in this
forlorn hope Gn which he was leader
and ally, to nominate him for Secretary
of the Slate or some other high office,
subservient to the command OF the
Gubernatorisl General. Such q nomi.
nation by such Radical authority, it
Radical conception Of its own influence
be just, ought to secure to Colonel
Hogemsn the unreserved support OF the
Democratic psrty.-Czarksburg Sun.
Are there any other Of the Governors
Aidesds Camp who would like to have
places on the Radical State ticket ?
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1880 New YORK, June 90.
FLOUR-The market is dull and
heavy; sales of 400 barrels at IS 40
as SO for superfine State; Sc 1906 90
for extra State; IS 65@6 IS for choice
do $6 1907 3D. for fancy do; IS 400
5 80 for superfne western; $6 500
Is 80 for common to medium extra
western; s. 85@7 Is for choice; 81 Is
az Is for common to choice white
wheat western extra; Sc 60@6 IS
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; IS 80@9 90
for trade brands; 81 1909 IS for
common to fair extra St. Louis;
SO 80@1l Is for good to choice do.
Southern -four is quiet the sales are
300 barrels at 81 5000 so for COM
mon to fair extra; 50 55@l2 Is for
good to choice do. Rye flour is quiet
and unchanged; sales Of 25O barrels
at "a 0O@4 80. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat market is nom
inslly unchanged; we quote 81 55@l SO
for No. spring in store 81 6l@l 62
for No. do 81 65@l 70 for winter
red western; 81 1901 Is for amber
western, and 81 7O@l 80 for white do;
sales Of 1000 bushels No. . Chicago
at 81 Sc. Rye is dull and nominal.
Barley is quiet and unchanged. Barr
ley malt is quiet. Corn is quiet and
steady; the sales are $1,000 bushels at
632@64c for steamer western mixed;
644@65c for sail do. Oats are inactive
and nominal; the sales are 10000 bush
els at 45@46c for western and 46@4Sc
for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork market steady;
sales were made of 200 barrels at $l3 Is
@l33O for new mess $40 50@10 IS Tor
prime, and $l2 50@l2 IS for new
prime mess. Beet dull and unchanged;
sales oil 100 barrels at 81 5000 50 for
plain mess and $40 00@l2 90 for ex-
ira do. Beet hams quiet at $40 009
"a 90. Tierce beefis nominal at $l4 90
@l7 90 for prime mess and $l7 10
@l9 90 for India do. Cut meats
are steady at 9@l29c for hams and 5l@
sic for shoulders. Middles inactive.
Lard dull; sales of l60 tierces at
S4@s4c for No. to prime steam and
9sc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at CSC
for new.
CHEESE-Is heavy at 9@l24c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and
&c lower; the sales are 3l3 bales at
25sc for low middlings and 26tc for
middling uplsnds.
HAY-Quiet and unchanged at 81 10
81 20 for shipping and 81 40@l 60 TOR
retail lots.
PETROLEUM-Dull and in buyers
favor at l24@l2sc for crude and 22ic
for refined.
TALLOW-Steady; sales OF 10000
pounds at 83@9 Slice. Steariue dull,
with sales of 5000 pounds at 9@lOc.
WHISKY-Nominal at 90c.
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Baltimore Cattle Mark ct.

THURSDAY, June ~.
BEEF CATTLE-There has been
another dull market this week, the re-
ceipts exceeding, though not largely,
those of last week, and thong h there
we're few more out-of-town buyers
ia the market than then, the fact did
rot impart any activity to the market,
which, as before indicated, was heavy
throughout. There was large num-
Der OF thin stock steers on hand, for
which there Was no buyers, and the tops
were not as numerous as they were last
week. The decline to be noted, as com
pared with our last report, is {@sc,
some dealers thinking Ac per ID nearer
the true record on medium and common
grades, while fc will cover the falling
of in the better class Of cattle-quota-
tons ranged at s. 50@70O,iew touching
the outside figure. Ofthe receipts few
car loads will be reshipped East, and
the balance left over uusold, or be taken
BY their owners to other markets. Prices
to-day Tor beet cattle ranged as follows:
Best besves, $60O@7 90; that generally
rated first quality, IS 00@6 90; me-
dunn or good tair quality, N OO@5 10;
ordinary thin steers, oxen aud COWS,
50 5Oa4 90; inferior and low est grades
OF cattle, 80 00-general average OF
the market to-day, s. 373; extreme
range Of prices, S. 50@7 90. Most OF
the sales were from s. 90 to IS IS per
hundred pounds. Of the receipts II
head came from Maryland, TAO
from Ohio, Is from Pennsylvania,
SOC from West Virginia, III
from Virginia, and Sc from In
diana-total receipts for the week
week, 1872 head, against l4l Slast week,
and 1881 head same time last year.
OF the offerings 756 head were taken
BY Baltimore butchers, 95 head sold to
Washington butchers, lis to country
dealers, and 220 to spectators for East.
ern markets. Total sales for the week
ll76 head, against 1867 last week, and
l04S b esd came time last year.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS-The re-
ceipts of sheep show 8 slight falling off
as compared with last week, but the
demand has lessened in larger pro-
portion, that for the Eastern markets
having wholly subsided, the home
marke, being only in operation, the re-
ceipts consequently wsakens the quota.
tons, which range at Ago cents per 10
gross, very few selling at the latter figure.
The receipts generally are not of q
very good quality, common sheep
lsrgely predominating. Lambs we
quote. in fair demand at y 90
a40O per head. as to size and
quality. Receipts this week 4365
fiead, sgsihst 53f0 last week, and
1886 head same time hast year .....
l. HOGS-The receipts. for the past
week have fallen of some 5000 head,
which hssresslted in Q little stifteDing
| oil prices without requiring an sctual
tsltsrxtion in our quotations since last
week. L The demand has been Sety tar
Edaring the whole week, corn ted hogs
tsealips st q 00@6 Is, the larger number
& tie outside 8gusss shoppers brought
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The Congressional ElectiOn-A Clear
Statement OF the Case.


Statement OF the Case.
PaIL,PPI, June %, 1872.
Editors of the Register:
Your note calling my attention to
the letter of P. H. Keck, Esq, in the
REGISTER Of the Goth inst, has been
received. As you have been pleased to
ask my opinion on the subject discussed
in said letter, l respectfully submit the
following answer:
The existing Constitution, as well as
the proposed nep Constitution provides
for the time for holding general elections
for the election Of State and county Off
GERS and members Of the Legislature.
No time is fixed in either tor the elec-
ton OF members Of Congress. Neither
Of these constitutional provisions can
execute itself; both require legislation.
By section 2, Chapter 3, Code OF West
Virginia, it is provided that members
of Congress shall be chosen the fourth
Thursday in October. BY section 70,
Article 8, OF the new Constitution, this
laD as to elections OF Congressman is
continued in force, as it is not repug>
nant to section of Article 4, which only
provides for general elections Of State
and County officers and members of the
Legislature. There is no provision in
the New Constitution requiring or au'
thorizing an election for members o.
Congress on any particular day. The
Code fixes the fourth Thursday Of Oc-
tober as the day, and that will continue
to be the day until changed by the
Legislature. No general election for
State or County officers and members
OF the Legislature, can. or will be held
under the new Constitution this year,
because the Schedule, which is provis
ional legislation on that subject, provides
for holding only special election on
the fourth Thursday OF August next
TOR the election of certain officers speci-
fed therein, in which Congressman are
not embraced. Holding these views !
have had no trouble in arriving at the
conclusion that the election for mem
bers of Congress in this State Dug hit to
be held on the fourth Thursday OF DC
tober next. Respectfully yours, .
SAMUEL WOODS.
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A correspondent of the Preston
County Herald. writing from German
Settlement, In that county, under date
of June 81, says:
Our usually quiet community was
thrown into something of an excite.
ment, to-day, by the attempted arrest
and shooting Of an outlaw by the name
Of Gotf. For nearly yesr, a. we have
been informed, be and Q brother have
been harboring about . place of bad
character on Wolf Creek, four miles
from West Union, where they have
been terror to all good citizens.
Thoroughly armed, they have been
guilty of numerous criminal offenses,
for which, by intimidsting their vic-
tins, they escaped proper prosecution.
On one occasion they went to the house
Of Joshua Lipscomb, in the absence Of
the family, and ransacked il completely,
carrying otf, among other things, val
liable rifle. At another time they
killed q young heifer belonging 10 Jacob
Stemple, took the hind quarters for use
and burned the remainder. But this
morning one, at least, met . due
reward. About break OF day,
Constable Fansler, acting under 8
State warrant, proceeded with q
posse Of six men to the house of Mrs.
Kelley, where Golf was accustomed to
stay, for the purpose Of his arrest. He,
it seems, was on the lookout, and at
their approach attempted to escape.
When he did not stop after repeated
calls to halt, the Constable and his
party fred upon him, and one ball took
effect in the back of the neck. produc
ing instant death. An accmplice named
Montgomery was also captured,
but "a no warrant for his arrest was in
the Constable's hands, he was allowed
to escape. In less than an hour after his
release, he 10 said to have been seen at
place five miles distant. We have
not been informed as to the wherea'
bouts OF Golf brother 1t is to be
hoped that he has fled from the coun.
try, and that the band OF lawless ras-
calls, which has too long been source
OF alarm and danger to the people of
Wolf Creek and vicinity, is forever
broken up.
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himself with Democracy to success, and
EpisdIs hiusslt 70 Goasentions, And. hs-
csnse Of defeat ip Conyention, for nom.
instioh silt !. s !. his name Q Be dssd
'bJ As hsekaad9 tanzau Opposition to
the CIRCULAR Dsmocratlc j,nbminee, lis
shallow, weak, corrupt, and not worthy
he support Of any true man OF either
party, We regrstit,, for Jacobs future
x Was ibariighs but thisI actio1 Viii con.
denim him forever, and We can tell him
now that 10 win rot carry > precinct
4 10 the Stste-stll ,,bsJ worse BEAT than
William q, Btowh this fsir: 90, sax
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SU M MI Err
RESO r T.
PakeEsburg Mineral We''|s'

This popular resort will be opened for the
reception of visitors on the lst Of June, 1872.
Tn ,nkful for the liberal patronage oestow-
ed by the citiIeas OF wheeling ana otneI
poluts the past season, the proprietor hopes
10 make the place still more inviting and
attractive the coming summer.
Tue water promises 70 be abundant, ana
the cure II all diseases OF the stomach and
Bowels, aud in derangements OF the Liver
and Kidneys. A comm dious carriage Will
run daiiy from the hotais In Parkersourg,
aud conveyances sent to meet any boat or
Tarns, {i2 20 j4 per week; children and
servants half price. Liberal arrangemens
ior families by the month. Mails received
l!y.
For further particulars, address
w. F. PAR5HALL,
arp29-egrb Mineral wells, w. We
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FINANCE, IA Nj !, Z AND TRADE.
New York Money MarEet-
: New York, June @-6 P. N.

MoNEY-The market closed up
easy. at 4 to S per cent, on call: &C..
, FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The mar
ket was quiet today, as is usual on
Saturdays; but the rates were trm.
The following were the asking prices
Bankers sixty days bills, ITO; sight,
ll0t, ..,,.., ,
GOLD-The market was strong and
higher this afternoon, closing at ll34:
xGOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency 6's, 1145@1l5s.
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A Voice from the Mountains.

The Portland correspondent O., the
Preston County Herald has this to say
for the distinguished "bolter:" ,,,-r .,
= We we're to-dsy surprised when We
read the Inelkseneer shd found the
name Of Governor Jacob annouuosd as
an independent candidate for Cover!
nor. We have heretofore regarded
gohn IL Jaco6 n n strsightiorward
man and Q Gentleman but whsn =. nah
VIII receive die support and identity
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Building Lots For Sale.

Offer THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| at wholesale or retail: Lots No. " In
Sauare 8; No. in Square 8; the south half
Of No IA In square 10; No. IA in Square 81;
No. in square II; No. in Square y No. u
In Square Is; No. IA in Square II; No. in
Square "a; No. IL in Square Is, and No. u in
Division (. -
souare 9: north half Of No. IA in Square 10:
No. in Square I; No. Is In Square II; No. II
In SQUARE liz No. ii in Square 10; No. y In
square l8; No II In square q, and No: Is In
SQUARE 81 All situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
L. @. HUGHES,
ael8 Real Estate Agent.
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Manufactured only By
b. LYNN & co.,
fel5 No. 10 Main 81. Wheeling. W. We.

II THE DlDTBICT COU8r OF TEE
ii United States, for the District Of Wed
Virginia
In the msft4 OF Richard Porter and
Richard J. Porter, partners, ~ X. Porter d
Co. BankJupu. In Bankruptcy.
Notice ishereby given that the third gen.
erzl meeting Of the creditors Of aid bank-
rupts Win b hsld In Wheeiipg. In the Dis
trict Of West Virginia, on the 3th' day Of
July, A. ID ls72, az 10 O'Clock A. II, NJ tho
the Ro9tstsrs In Bankruptcy In aid Dis
tT1ct, for the purpose named IN the twenty
eighth section OF the Act Of Cougre1 enti-
tied An Aef toetablish . uniform Ystem
s 3 s.s: .ssssass I'll The ,' o'''''
A.sgnee in BsnHS1eU Of aid Bank
YuptA. Yves
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

4 LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLAND1D
"A light and power for machinery. Also,
other small rooms, with or without power,
and one large wareroOm. Possession given
nrst OF April. Apply at office OF star F0nn-
dry. BENZ. flShEn.
mar22-h
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EAH Rent.

0ECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance Company's build
Ing. For particulars apply at their once
HEM orM REILLY. mar4.n
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IS 5O@6 90 per 100 lbs net, few ct the
formsr, and qnitA q fesPeotable propor.:
lion at the, higher figure, -,Reeeipta
this ws.E 76ss1 Had 1gsiust $3.50 1sst
week. and 5704I head same time lsst
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. 90.

BALTIMORE Il OHlO b. h, w.
~ wszzzEa PASSENGER TRAINS
- N@swin be run by the following
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
. u KAsr-LKAvns 1 wEsr-LEAvEs.
Wheeling wheeling
daily at. $50 A. n. daily at..-ll:l0 A. II.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 2:l5 r. II. IColumbus... .-55 p. N.
Baltimore .--6:2 Sandusky .-.l0:5O
Washington cincinnati. .l0:l5
D. C......,....-9:50 Chicago $500 A. NJ
Philadelphia.3:00 AN st. Louis-..... Loo p. NJ
New York..--6:40 I"
FAST LINE.
RAsT-LKAvEs wEsT-LKAvEs
wheeling sWheeling
daily at -. $40 P. II. daily at. COS A. II.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
umberland. 400 A. II. Columbus. ....2:l0 p. NJ.
Baltimore ....8:25 Sandusky :.."6:O
New York...-4:40P p. NJ. Cincinnati.--
Phiiadelphia-lO " Chicago. A. n.
Washington Ut. Louis........
D.C..........-lG05 A. Il. Sundays excepted
"Sundays exceptsdl
. MAIL TRAIN.
xAsr-LKAvn wEsT-LlAvEs
wheeling wheeling
. daily at...ll:5p r. N. daily at...-il:55 p. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT,
Cumberland. $40 A. N. Columbus. 8l5 AN.
Baltimore. ...-.4:45 p. Il. 5andusky--.. G5O T. n.
Washington cincinnati. rs y"
ID. C..-.--...-B:25 p. n. Chicago ----.lGI5
Philadelphia :O 81. Louis. 40 A. u.
New York saturdays excepted.
saturdays excepted 's" ~
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS. 7
EAsr-LEAyEs wHr-LxAvBs
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. 1855 A. n. daily at-..-5 IS P. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $50 lColumb bus 1880 A. II.
s6undays excepted. Cincinnati. SIS =" ~
St Louis. SIS p. Y.
tChicago--....l2l5
Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G d BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us q. m. and 40
D. m, Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains fer Philadel.
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Warrington City, for all points
South. .'.
West bound trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest ...
Tickets 70 all principal points can be pro-
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
B. T. DEvRIES,
je2 General Agent. Wheeling.
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For Sale.

For Sale. ....
TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
County, w. Va one Of $40 acres, 80
acres under fence and in cultivation, resi-
due in valuable timber, house, stables, 6ci
the other Of 100 acres, one mile west OF
Hnrton station, B D. r. r. Payments
easy. BY Wv. HUGE & BRO,
les Bailey's Block, lO8 Market st.
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Bridge Stock for Sale.
HAVE FOR SALE $50 SHARES OF
stock in the Wheeling and B.lmont
Sridge. - THOS. O'BRIEN,
jeH Real Estate Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. &.


Tickets TO all principal points in the EatH'
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket once, in Mcclure House, and AT the
Station at Bridgeport.
r. MYERS,
iel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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NeiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale Grocers,
NO. "a Main St.

6O0 barrels Flour.
Is barrels Rye Flour.
500 half barrels Lake Herring.
50 half barrels White Fish.
900 half barrels Mackerel. 10. b.
5Oquarter barrels Mackerel. ...-..
100 kits Mackerel. -,.'....
400 barrels choice N. O. Molasses. ~ o.
IS barrels choice Golden Syru pa.
SO hoGsheads choice N. o. Sugar.
10 ho4sheads choice P. n. Sugar.
5hoGsheads choice Demarara Sugar.
100 barrels Refined Sugar. ~ q ,
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70 terces choice Lard.
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PriceS 10 which We invite the attention OF
5oyss eefore purchasing. marlS
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