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TIME undersigned have formed Il partnership
in the above business mt tho points named,
and have supplied themselves libcrally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and Ostlcrs; !.
Grain Forage DC, for tho accommodation of
the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages, Buggics or Saddle Horses,
can bc had at all times, by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at mo-
ments notice to convey passengers from An
clerson or Walhalla to the terminus of the Air
Limo Railroad, or to any other point desired,
The Stables at Anderson Will be under the
immediate charge of I. j.. Steele, ana those at
Walhalla under the direction OF y. W. Ih0np-
son, each of whom will give his personal SUI
pervsion to the business, and spare no pans 10
give general satisfaction. :. -,
~" The patronage of the travelling public
respectfully solicited. -
n. w. THOMPSON, L. d. SIEELif
Walhalla, S. G. Anderson, S. c.
Nov 30 1871 Y
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Best bushel of White Wheat,
Rural Carolinian.
Best bushel of Red Wheat,
Southern Cultivator.
Best bushel of Oats-white,
red and blackjack, Rural Carolinian.
Best bushel of Barley, Southern Cultivator.
Best sample of White Corn,
IL ears). Rurai C2rollnlan.
Best sample of Yellow Corn,
~ ears). Southern Cultivator.
Best bushel of Field Peas, Rural Carolinian.
Best sample of Table Peas,
(half bushel,) Southern Cultivator.
Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes,
(Yams,) Rural Carolinian.
Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes,
(Spanish.) Southern Cultiyator.
Best bushel of Irish Potatoes,
Rural Carolinian.
Best bushel of Turnips, (white,)
Southern Cultivator.
Best bushel of Ruta Bagas, Rural Carolinian.
Best sample of Cotton-fye
stalks, Southern Cultivator.
Best sample of Cotton-hVe
pounds, Rural Carolinlan,
Best bale of Cotton, (not less
than 400 lbs.) Southern Cultivator.
Best sheaf of Rice, Rural Carollnian.
Best bushel of Rough Rice,
Southern Cultivator.
Best specimen of Pumpkin, Rural Carolinian.
Best specimen of White Squash,
Southern Cultivator.
Best specimen of Bects, thalf
dozen.) Rural Carolinian.
Best peck of Onions, Southern Cultivator.
Best sample Cabbage, (half
dozen.} Rural Carolinian.
Best and largest variety Of
garden vegetables, raised
by one person, Southern CuluVator.
Best and largest variety of
garden seed, raised by
one person, Rural Caroilnlan.
Best sack of Flour, Southern Cultiyator.
Best bale of pea-vine Hay, Rural Carolinian.
Best bale of Glover Hay, Southern Cultivator.
Best bale of Native Grass
Hay, Rural Carollman.
Southern Cultivator.
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PREMIUM LIST

PREMIUM LIST
General Regulations
OF THE
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ANDERSON
FARMERS, &C. MECHANICS ASSOCIATION,
TO BE HELD
At ANDERSON G. E., S. C.,
ON THE
goth and s1st Of October, and 1st Of No.
Yember, 1872.
OFFICERS:
B.F. GRAFTON, JAMES A. HoYT,
President. Secretary.
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POULTRY.
P. A. KEYS, Superintendent.

P. A. KEYS, Superintendent.
Best pair of Turkeys, S:
&c Geese. :.
Muscovy Ducks,
Common Ducks,
trio, 1 cock and 2 hens, improved
barn-yard fowls,
pair Game Chickens,
pair Fancy Chickens, any breed,
Best and largest variety of barn-yard fowls,
not less than IL, owned and exhibited by
one person,
Best and largest exhibition of Pigeons, not
less than six varieties,
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT.

REV. J. R. EARLE, Superintendent.
Best assortment Greenhouse Plants, S
Cut Flowers,
Boquet of Flowers,
Vase of Flowers,
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HOGS.
D. ]. SHERARD, Superintendent.

D. j. SHEKAKD, superintendent.
Best Essex Boar, Of any age, sS
Sow, g" 8
pair of Essex Pigs, under 6 mos. old, 8
" Berkshire Boar, Of any age, 8
(" Sow, 3
pair Bershire Pigs, under mos. old, s
Chester Co. Boar, of any age, 8
Sow, 3
pair Chester Go. Pigs, under 6mos. old, 8
Native or Grade Boar, of any age, 8
pair of native or grade Pigs, under 6
mos. old, 3
Pork Hog, Sausage Grinder
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ICE CREAM.

VlHE Ladies' Benevolent Society Of An'ler-
son Presbyterian Church offer to the pub
lie ICE CREAM every Wednesday evening,
6 o'clock, al the Masonic Hall.
July ], 1872 -
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STOCK DEPARTMENT-Cattle and Sheep

STOCK DEPARTMENT-Cattle and. Sheep.
= f. L. s1TToN, superintendent.
Best pure-blooded Bull, 9 years old or up j.
Best pure-blooded Bull, . years old or up
wards, 8
Best pare-bl0oded Bull Calf, under 2years .
Best pure-blooded Cow 5
Best -blooded Heifer, between 2 and 3
Best T pure.blooded Heifer, under 2 years
Best grade Bull, years old or upwards, 5
. to years old, 8
&c F." to2 2
Bull Calf, under year old, 2
Z" Cow, 5
Heifer, 2 to 9 years old, 9
&C to- 9
q {" under year old, 2
All grades to be half blood, or more.
q Heifer, ? to years old, 3
{" under year old, 2
q mich Cow, any breed, to be milked :
OF the ground, .
{" Beef on foot, 8
" pair of Oxen, o
The merits of each yoke of Oxen must be
tested on the Fair Grounds, both before the
pillow and the wagon.
Best Mcrno Buck .
I" Eve and Lamb, 8
{" Southdown Buck, 3
Z" Eve and Lamb, 3
" Grade Buck, 2
Z" Eve and Lamb, 2
Native Buck, 2
" Eve and Lamb, 2
pair Cashmere Goats, z
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HORSES.
P. II. E. SLOAN, Superintendent.

Best Stallion, open to the world. S5
Stallion, 5 years old and upwards,
County raised,
Stallion, 3 to years old, County
raised,
" Stallion, I!t5 2 to 8 years old, County ,
=" Stallion, l to 2 years old, County ,
Stallion Colt, under year old, Coun-
ty raised,
Brood Mare, open to the world, s
{" County raised, s
&c Failly, 3 years DID, County raised 9
&. T" under l year,
pair of Horses, broke to harness, open
to the world, 5
pair of Mares, broke to harness, open
to the world, 5
Single Harness Horse, open to the
world,
Z" Single Harness Mare, open to the
world, D
Saddle Horse, open to the h world, s
Pony, not over 10 hands high, to be
riden by boy under IL years old, 8
Jack, open to the world, 5
Z" Mule, raised in the County, 5
Mule, raised in tie County, 2 to
years old, 3
Mule, raised in the County, l to
years old, 8
pair of Mules, open to the w6ald, 5
Draft Horse-draft under line to be
the test,
" Draft Mule-draft under line to be
the test,
All horses, colts, jacks and mules embraced
in the above list must be completely halter
broke, or they will not be admitted upon the
grounds.
SPEED PREMIUMS.
There will be trotting match each day of
the Fair for two or more entries. Entrance fee,
Five Dollars. The Society will contribute an
equal to the Entrance Fees-the purse
to be given to the winners.
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..e.B.~

JOHN J. LEWIS, Superintendent.
Best jar Peach Preserves, 5
Ounce
Pear,
Cherry {"
Preserves any other variety,
Apple Jelly,
Ounce "
Plum
Blackberry Jelly,
g" Black berry jam, 49,
Raspberry jam,
Z" bottle Tomato Catsup,
&C. Walnut
=" GO, Pepper Z
g jar Cucumber Pickles,
Tomato
Mixed +"
I" Sweet 4"
specimen Canned Peaches,
display of hermetically sealed Fruit,
jar Brandy Peaches,
specimen Crystalized Fruit,
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.."C.y
GEO. w. MILLER, Superintendent.

Best Loaf of Wheat Bread, $
specimen of Biscuit,
Rolls,
Rusk,
Butter Crackers,
Plain Cake, not less than 2 lbs,
" Sponge Cake,
Jellied Cake,
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MANUFACTURERS DEPARTMENT..."C.'' -
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPART.
MENT.

DIR. T. A. HUDGENs, Superintendent
Best specimen Of Embroidery in n silk, So
g Hand Sewing,
{" knitting, netting and cro-
chet in thread,
specimen of knitting netting and Gro
chet in crewel or silk, 2
" specimen of Needlework by girl un-
der - years of age,
Patchwork Quilt in Cotton,
Silk,
Worsted, 2
by girl under II
years of age 2
" specimen Tatten,
raised Worsted Work, 2
'' pair Worsted Slippers, ]
Willow Work Basket,
Table Mats,
Vase of Wax Flowers,
Basket of Wax Fruit,
8. specimen Of Bead Work, ]
" Hair Work,
Z" Shell Work,
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HOUSEHOLD DEpARTMENT.."D."

DIR. r. f. DIVVER, Superintendent.
Best bottle Grape Wine,
Blackberry
Muscadine
Cherry
Scuppernong Wine,
" Blackberry Cordial,
Cherry
Blackberry Shrub,
and largest variety of Apples,
Apples for winter keeping,
specimen Pears, (half dozen,)
MANUFACTURERS DEPARTMENT..."A.'
THos B. LEE, Superintendent.
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PHOTOGRAPH
AND OTHER
PIC Z U r ES.

PIC C Q e ES.
TIE very latcst-adopted TO the Dolly Var
den and other STYLES. Call at i. c. V. Borvtels
Photographs Gallery and get Il perfect lik ness
of yourself ut from four for one dollar to five
dollars apiece.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. All Pictures
are warranted not to fade, as my past work for
the last twenty years will prove. 4 lady is i'll
constant attendance. Call soon aud call often.
T. c. V. BORSTEL,
No. Brick Range.
April 25, 1872 42
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PREMIUM LIST.
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.

A. r. BRoYLEs, Superintendent.
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e. and unclaimed a. 81 aoesI Is q,

Hay 9o0esc ssw and oil 1o1sf Is o.,
Long kle eDSl % for Short do and 9 y 81 o5 for Dat
With moderate of.Ds and bOers generally ONLY II
bb dock Zoe held generally KOsn limited
request and steady for Strained - 20 asked aod 90 So
OF - bbi No at a. s. bbis Pale a. - So
Pale a. IS so Tsrqaet and steady At S4o - 90
OLSbneed DAD and held ~ &C., from crushers
Fish without qaoabIe change henbaden arm and
Other Oils are Gull and unchanged
PR0yisI0SSIhe Pork market s quiet sBd Is irregular
demand light and the inquiry Tor The luiu hme Prime
in moderate demand sales Of $40 is Western at s Is chiefly snd
City 10 50; the sales rs bhs
slJ 80 for New do, s4 IS tor Wse Prime hess City
do els 70 for CeaI for future dels nothing doing
bat quiet sales Of 20 bills sllas Ness Isa t
EHtra Ness Tierce Beef h firm wanted; business ebeeked
by absence Of e sh sales rs
Ham. quiet and unchanged Cut quiet s.sdy
and 900 Smoked Shoulders 6l 100 heavy
Bellies 40 10 at 7e Bacon tame at The close
February an+Msrch half each Honh chiefly
Clear go boxes Long Gle
boIe Long Clear short Rib and ad Shoulders Cheago
Dressed essr and plenty;
the but quite active for the unr aes Of t73 spot
c for No tic for y 5o ale for Fair 70 Pnms steam,
seller Janusry 6l05 Ellie lOO seller February lie
and 800 seller March, sic
PBTR0LBUMThe market for Refined has remained quiet wits hold
tenaous at 27i and buyers above 6e Crude IN hk dell
and weak lc aud Epth Gle The Creek Quotations for
spot ~ 7d 81 80 Upper 81 Lover and 50 a. Oh Cs
269Z7c for eargoes Of Resnei
RICE dull and jobbng prices almost NOMINAL Crons at
G8to, AID Rangoon at 5G7ie.
higher d9s. for fair 10 good refining Rhners ho Of both
end product and Disposed increase tar operations ss IN
terms and No. u boI quoted strong
Refined sugars in better demand At ni0e for Hands AID Az gf
sEEDs-Ciover remans inactive and unchanged quoted
TALLOW dull and ady sales " 5000 Fair 70 Prime a; ~ aete.
WHISKY snHeT with small oneHgs sales Of 80 b6 al s.e9%l
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citp Real gsiate for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
OFFICES 5l Thirty secondst Oa West rwsniJhi'
st, up to g. p IN. at regular ofiee rates
EOR SALE-A iirst-class full-size four-story
HOUSE brown completely furnished Fnee $ooVVV Fo''
session May 1873. go
FOR sALEA superior urory and lot ard stable and lot and
yery elegant furniture MaAy M Posesso May next
INV +' ALSO FOR SALE
The elegant ursory brosn'tone fl house No go Fhha,e
ysry elegantly furnished (oofner Of ForyIh Pnee ='oo
Immediate possession ,.o
NiHeieenhst, siIe oursoy broTn-stOne house
$500. 49,
No. ITO Eighteenth fu three story brovnstone sdo
ALSO, -
foustory fuIe Bughbasnent house, No. Il West Nine
~ ' ALSO
The fadIs 6rscA house Twenty ffh't near Madison
square, S6O,VN 800
and elegant house partially furnished on Gramey PARK
oS5,NO. 800
rss four elegant house AMI costly furniture with extra wide
and EXTRA deep FthaTe., beo" I~enJ1ATds] rHee'
$4,000. 100
Frtca fours.ory house. us lott Fhave near Forty
eghth-st Prce, $1,000 ,,o
Same location, extra wide. Price $4,000
Pure fourtory No 62 Fhave between
Forty-ninth possession May next College lease
81 900 per annum. Price, $1,000
yer, eg,n; house in HnyOurthst near ffthaVe Price
$4,000. $50
geg.n house and costly furniture Fifysh near Pfh-a'e
Price. s95eo. HoaEk MORGAN Noz rne-1
TOR SALE ut Bargain-A plot of LOTS,
Il including whole front Tsnthaye, horningde Park
ApP" WIN II. RAYyoR,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

- 70 N0,tn NsT F 10 ass HttN0sd. 80 ,,,
Flour Corn Meal soo bush do Is $50 bush WHEAT 1850
Corn 5 DO Oats us do Rye $500 do Barley, @ bss Clover
seed bb Copper Js bb Cotton seed Oil M pigs Drd Fruit,
SIS bile Egg be Beaas "a bales hops S ses -. Q hsss
Leather e60e sides Leather bblA Roan 81 bales
bbbA Melasses hsles sias hsds sa-
gar Lilo Piss OH Cake 1874 pkss e ~ piea Ss,c,e %.
800 Dressed Hogs - Pkg Rice ia BAG Psanas, ~ASds l'ssse''
o. PAgs de-, i& bbA whsAy 80 bales Wool
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GorporaIlon Noilres.

DEPARTMENT o, PsAscr BUKlig THE RECEIVER oyrAInl
CouET.H0usE, PAKk, "a CnAHBERtsT. Dee 49, 1871. !
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-No il hereby
~ given all persons have Quilted psJ their
Ihis oAoe befe the LAT Of
the Of IL per
lsTl ess Of payment u be ADDED required By
18th day Of January prorDo viz be for the
lection 81 all peSna rrmsIning unpaid that date
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON. Receiver OF Tarss
appointed by the Board u saperrsors Investigate
charger md. in relation lsaspr Eison sno
will Place TUESDAY the 3lt At hsfpss osloek
the Chamber ef The Beard Of Aldermen, CITY Hall
sAhL B. n. VANCE } -,
JOHN PALC0EER, npteiA
JOHN CoCHkAEE )0o~"ee'
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for the Goli6ans .

HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Watches,
Daaood. cerl sDd Gold Js.tlr, csstec Fsss. coe.'
Bror1esh3e eecons-s very lou preeA PRANkFiELp 20
yswsls 20 Sixth FOnreentbst. and ~ hghtVe
TweHy srhtL
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REAL ESTATE.
rrw.YoRr, Monday, Doc. 30, 1872.

FEwfoRK, Monday, DOC j" i0'%
There were no public transactions at the Exchange
this morning fact tina. legal sale hal been saver
se By Joseph Mcure under the direction Of "m O. CLIFFORD referee
the property being eight 2r located the norherJ AIDE OF
ghht, commencing 200 feet eaey NON
The auoueer and prepared 10 sell bat ewing
pesrsnce Of the referee mentioned IS having the matter
unable either proceed with the sale or 70 give sy
the disposition made Of the matter hsstee $50" S
little courtesy public their chosen auoneers Encn
pay nusted 70 their eh,re as hs ~
would certainly add the general interest kn
the as 80 amended as 70
public given when sales postponed or sufDeu NON
sny Whateyer.
Sacs rlvertised 10 be made At the Exchange
THestdv. Dee. 81 -
Jane. Miller LEGAL sale under the direction Of Ch'ss hsf
Phelps referee located the norhery SIDE OF For
St three souhery side 81 Forty onhst lrear
ng 1s Of the plot I5s2olO commencing 80 et Westerly "
nv WIN Kennely legal sale under the direction Of g. H. lngahan
ee one ID, with bung thereon, located on e
northery Eghteenhst 6 feet easery from frssve ~
BY Blocker Co.. legal sale under the direction OF VII
barrett referee o lLl0r330 rlO0B,H592 located on ne
portey lZ5 feet westerly from Ihinay
Under direction lot sJJn located on VIC
souihery Nineiietht 800 feet westerly from h
y Hugh Camp legal sale under the direction Of Daniel w
referee and lot 55ir99 located the northery ae OF
TseaysIhst, SJ5 feet loi inches westerly from sIIIa'e
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n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 3d. 1871.
fRrpressly tor THE N. Y. TRIsrSB htpofteL
Ilrec,ons

". 4.
General Directoa&
Send only GOOD articles
goods everything good order An attractive look are ersn-
sale where dirty package or sovny sP
securely the motion viii not aos the cor
en change about Use pentg Of ceaH an hne cat ns .o
exgs Marx with pdn-a stencDte besand note contents
on bb stating the amount also SeD leIef AZ we
stating what sent the route time k An nvoee or V
The nnmosr ~ A
sges secure yourself Pot in best hae
so mark Is In demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
Pcepts 52t bills beans sna S oeso.
Of i6By bbs,
OF sale
harder sell
Havana at the old rates 10 up VnoauOls M,
Beans Med, Id Do Nancy Nli'e'''~s 81 = 70 -
nodo Far 10 good. s0d 6 Peas Canabondbk 100 "
NJ a. irter,or 750 90 Do Green.......,.. 9G vs.
Do Marrow. hd. pkd 100 - Do Soath b. r. w - a os
do. fair 20 gOoi va lOi Ous0 Dag''''''. "a g
Beans, Pea. s0O III
Receipts FOR week 65 PACKAGES 23 less than last seef
Same week last year The late
receipts hence the light arrivals Pnees are unc1ang "h
frIn Quotations:
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ave Flour State and PennsyvsDIs. 15d $50
Corn Meal unchanged holders quits bm the demand moderate
sales Of $50 bills We quote:
Corn Meal Jerseys 80 IS Corn Meal BTrs IS 80 ds3 30
Corn Neal Western. Is a , 30 Corn Mea.GhnB a 70
Corr Meal wes.w. 90 q 20
Bsckwhst Flour sdu the supply liberal extreme Of sur
difficult obtain sales Of State 81 9d - 25 Pennsylvania
s. California and Flour moderate
Nd 90 IS Canadian Flour dull but Arm at S8d59 So
Bag Mes-Msrke dnl quote tine White 81 tod 81 S0
nne Yellow, 81 2o6 Is CoaEse, e 5d 81 49, Cob,
FL o. aad Ground Feed sldSa These quotations give the
u for old and
FkEIGHTs-Gun has fair demand and shade
seer OF other commodities the offerings moderate
without change The ehaeng demand light though
rally The Engagements to-day Liverpool
bush Grain Sid8d 700 boxes Bacon By sail
Lard al 3s Bremen 900 bor Bacon t2s 3D. The
heard Of Norwegian bark Of 500 register
Philadelphia Gibraltar orders Petroleum.
at 6s, Mediterranean and 10 AdrAuc
GhAbS-Hode OF Wheat 6rm generally asking higher
prices bat shippers hold back the sdc from London har strong
during previous week Wheat quite active
aud better the inquiry chiefly for Spring for export; Winter In fair
demaH for shipment the M 100 bush 81 e0d
Sl 50 o No Chicago SPRING store 81 81 for No Chicago
sprBgi 81 60d 81 OIL tor No hlssukee IN and g. aEoai
fair quShty 81 10 Tor No. hwautee 10 81 "a for Rec
Westerns vi 90 for Common White Michigan, %
White Genesee Barley active and stronger for West
and hm for Canadian sales Of 500 bush No Chicago
and bush No. Milwaukee at 9Jc Barley Malt Choice
only wanted sales Of 100 bus 81 49, cash. for Choice Canadian
Og Ohio ise white Al sIseslc
Black Adc and contract for 700 bush White ~ size
Western hred al 8dtc anoat aud Old In 5fs White
pd32c Bye quiet bat hrn. Corn active holders will
not yield 70 sell Freely and generally decline sell Zoe hrsd
shoat and 6+e Ia store the sales 5000 bush Western MId
60 ahesi and Sc 10 Western yellow CSC Southern White
al 76e., NJ Old at 0d9le. jersey Yellow al 60d62c
CosrAEAfVE STOCK OF asAs IN EHvrosk AND BRocK wAks
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GeGeners.

A n educated American Lady wishes to TEACH
IA private family In exchange for home References eAeSahSo
Address P. p. PROCTOR Station d, Bible House
- A meT. School Institute IA BOnd-st., supplies
y schools families with reliable Teachers Teaches nlntng
tons should Form w. Schernsrhon Acfaff
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Cotton In quality not
uors thanh below the grade quoted.
SALES yoR PRESENT DELIVERY
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Gitp properin TO Eei.
A THREE-STORY and high stOop brick
n HOUSE LET veil located West Thirty fouht, good
Oraer Immediate possession 1900 D. GARRISON 5g Sixth
ITO LET-A new and elegant STORE,
Il On the corner Of NINTH-AyE and TWENTY THRB-sr.
Lease will be for OF this location desirable
GOoDRSOUGH WEBER. Ill Broadway.
IO LET-230 West Fifty -ninth-st., fronting
Cesp Park st aoor four Rooms, $2 second floor, se.
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eAMrRLsAnAMs


He a graduate from Harvard College, and had
snail trader ana collector OF taxes He, how
ever, allowed his genius its native bent; and by talk
with the tOwnsInen and by contributions 20 the journals
ne had acquired wide reputation for knowledge OF po-
ntioal questions. BE a genuine lover Of liberty
eeeyer In the power OF TRUTH justice and right lad
fth God and in the capacity OF the Americans for
sfIf government and drew inspiration from the idea
tat he was ADVOCATING the cause OF humanity. II the
nkDents OF his character were such that he called
Ne last o tue Puritans, his political views
b rsad aud comprehensive and set1shness marred
IL sefee which he sought 10 render he country He
nv vfsd that he was no leveer, and Stunned the en-
ire yek thai bylDR ObloquXOn good cause but he was
An eYatOr OF hls because be abOred 10 promote
educ. eaOD and Christianity the nstrunentitss of
prOgr 49, lie was passionate IN his attachment TO his
native town and province and TO their local rights bat
he look W upon then virtually members OF one pots
cal body composed Of all the colonies aud held thai
their uniCO would be their salyStOn 80 simple was he
in his pra vate life, Rn0 consistent In his political
course thatbe peTs0naton Of the democratic prn
ciple.
JOHN ADAMS.
The patriot Just referred 10, John Adams In his
thirty ninth lie was born in BIaintree graduated
at Harvard tau ght school IN Worcester, studied law
and on the recommendation Of jeremiah Gridey emf
pent In the pfofos u0D was an an attorney He
lad strong desue for the appreciation of The wise
and good aud had foymed abe resolution never 10 conf
say pesaaRess or nust ~ the Dracce of the law lie
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MEATS.


There good demand for 6ue turkeys and 2td5c hsve been
reached for unroen bird. Most Of the stocks
only be sold
sufauce sells after the m atom.
Pows and Chickens. itIeese. ween....sI 50 q 81 50
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GRAIN, PROVISION, AND OTHER MARKETS
lCusgLv Reported i9r THH rElBussi -.

ASRSe receipts to-day 20 pigs Po are dull and steAdy
quoted At IS 81. Pearls inactive and nominal
COTTONThe market Cotton the spot moderately supplied
fair demand pss higher closing arm We quote %
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Ge!p hJanteo--f females.

A advertisement FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos West Thirty ooadSt jO5 Wet Tweaytnrd
st. up to 8 ,. 10, at regular Office raieh
WTANTED-A woman to take care of two
w children ehambemRdi German French preferred
Address Boz so, Pos-Ubce.
WANTED-A good plain cook, washer and
w small private family. CAL st l4S Esst Eighty
f0urthst
NIANTED-A good cook and q young man
w tables Apply Aer o'clock at 40 FOurhavt and
Thirty-secondst
WANTED-A good cook, to assist in wash
ing and Ironing Apply H. this morning. 40
westse Seventeenth st' between snds
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A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 5i West Thirty secOnd, OS West TwsntJth
s o .. m. regular Office rates
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PENN. ASp " J.

Is, OF 2.7e3 less than last seek.
4 The late severe saow-storm
!. Pnces are unc1angeJ, With .
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Receipts for the week. ll.o65 pae
Same week last year. 1887 paek
checks receipts. hence the light arrlT
firm market Quotations: