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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-13
Rank Statement.

New York, January 1l.-Loans decreased.
S2,125,O00; specie increased, S3,000,000 /;
lcSal-tenders decreased, $250,000; increase
of deposits, S3,G25, 900.
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VOL. XLIV.


SUPREME COURT OF ArrEALs.-The case Of
Winston is. Gregory was partly argued in
this court On Saturday by Mr.. Mosby for ap-
pe)lants
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Hdrper's Bazar for this week, with sup.
plemcnt plate of fashions, received from j.
T. Ellyson, newsdealer, 11l2 Main street.
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tyr'n I,aIDiS''op 80 Bayley las entirely recovered
,i,. " an nh ia'c lndisposition, and will resume
-, I've 1v'l'c functions Of bis high office as soon
- l,,' ,"e Weather is sufficiently settled to permit
,,,i. i ~ ie''fe tie house without danger of
''"'". c'id.- Baltimore Gazette.
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FEMALE HUMANE AssoCIATIoN.-A meet
ing of the Female Humane Association will
be held at noon to-day for tho purpose Of
cIecting an assistant matron.
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Augmentation Asked.

WAsH1NaToN. January 1.-THE Depart
ment of Justice asks an appropriation Of
$500, 900 to supply the deficiency in the
mails, incurred mainly in kuklux prosecu-
finns .----. - l. -. -, -.
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PERSONAL Eppa Hunton, Con-
grcssIDan-clect from the Eighth district, is in
the city. He visited the Legislature Satur-
day.
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SEALsKIN CAps-Price, s4.so-a great bargain,
nj r WEISIGER & Co.'s.
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HENRIOo County COURT.-In this court
Saturday noite proSeQW was entered in the
case Of +. S. Howe, charged with perjury. 60
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SMALLPOX I'm Boston.

BosrJN; jJandary-1ll-There were 2oI
deaths In this city during the past week, Or
which 81 were from smallpox.
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COMMERCIAL.
ooRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

-. SueUfduy> JEMNuRy II. -
OFFERINGS.
MnEAT;.White, s12 bushels. Red, 100 brshess,
EoRN-Mixed, u bushels. 49, 4 Il y - rF q
OArs--Wesicrn, 900 bushels.
SALES.
. WHEAT.-Wmte, 12s bushels prs.rs at t1la ~
buselS very good on private terns rs bushels CONF
mon at Si.lo; $50 bushels fair af
WHEAT.-Red. eo2 bushels prime at sa IA m husl
els prime on private terms - bushels very rood at
SOS; % bushels good IL f2; 81 bushels fair n NI ss
bushels common at sI3a-foial, 7e0 btshels ~ -
CoKS.-MiIed, 7s bushels very: good ON private
terms. - -
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WE CLIP THE FOLLOWING FROM THE III

CLIF HOlk 1ItN 1IefHtW
supplement Of this week:
"ls0,GC0-We send out 5000 copies of this paper.
At least ten persons will read each copy for 1t will
be loaned around from family to fuuily, and
young and old viii read 1t. The way for advertisers
to reach the masses Ia through the Herald If you
want more trade, send your card to the Herald. You
win thus reaoh twice rs many eyes as through half
dozen papers Of average circulation, and at one
bnlf the costn
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/ M. ELLYsow Co.. Advertising Agents, DrspArCB
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal OF The country at regula,
rates.
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JOB PRNTiSe.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks of courts sherins lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and al others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bll-1Ieads, Letter-eads, Programmes, BAH Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, show-Blls, Checks Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PIzzIEI's SALOON WILL BE OPENED EVERY
night this week after the performance at The
Theatre.
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= MED1UM-PRIcE FURs.-Just received large a
sortmcnt at p. WEISIGER & Co.'s.
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ALASKA BoAs AT $s-yory stylish and chaap:-a.
p WEIsIoER q Co.'s.
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MARINE HNTELLEGEsCE.
D,JANUARY IL, B,3.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY L, lsj3.
Sun rises .........,, 7:IO Moon sets......... 73o
Sun sets .,....... $50 High tide. a:3(
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Movement Of United States War


VGsSeIS.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, Va, January 1.-THE United
States man-of-war Powhatan and monitor
Saugus are under sailing orders, and will
leave for Key West early next week.
Weather clear and cold.
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ApvrHr1aR-Ourme merchants seektng trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. N. ELrYsoN 3 co. will
take adverthsmsate and hare them inherited as pub
nshers' RATS.
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DoGsKrN CAps-something new-at P. WEIsI-
GER & CO.'S.
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HusTISGs C0uRT.-ThiS court was not in
session on Saturday. 1t meets again to-day
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INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF DELAY AT THE
LATE FInE.-It will be remembered that a
few days since the Mayor ordered an inyesti-
CATION into the cause Of The delay of the6re-
men in reaching the late fire at the Richmond
Architectural Iron and Stove Works. On
Saturday he transmitted the following letter
to Captain Ainslie:
Coffee OF THE MAYoR,1
"R1cnMoSD, VA, January II, 1873. :
" George A. A'nslie, Esq, Chief Of Fire De-
pdrtn1ent
"Sir,-I have received your very full re-
port Of the investigation Of the charge of
negligence on the part of your Department
on the night of the 9th instant in arriving at
the scene of the fire, and take pleasure in
saying that, so far ns / have been able TO
judge, it completely exonerates your De-
rartmcnt. The delay, which it is admitted
occurred, seems TO have been due to the
failure of the box nearest the fire and that
at which the alarm was turned in to register
the alarm. The firemen were promptly on
the ground after the bell struck.
every respectfully,
(Signed] "a. NJ. KELLEY, Mayor.
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FATAL RAILROAD Aco1pENT-Two MEN
kILLED.-A train on the Clover Hill railroad,
which is operated by the Petersburg Rail-
road Company, ran Of the track at Jones's
mill, on Saturday morning, and Shadrack
Watkins and Dick Morgan, two colored men,
were instantly killed. The cars were laden
with lumber, and were thrown from the
track By a misplaced switch. Watkins and
Morgan had got on the cars without perrnis-
sion, for free ride to Chester, about two
miles off. They were both married, and
leave large families. Mr. Price, the engi-
necr, had narrow escape, but was only
slightly injured.
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I have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand Of b Select controlled ny Mcssrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fusil oil and other impurities md recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. MCCAw, M. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Vlr-
pjOta.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
The cheapest
and best picturts
In the city.
Cards, $3.50 per dozen; large size 81.
Large size, framed and coiored, So.
Children's pictures
q specialty.
REES L Co.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS! PEMBROKE SHIRTsl
made TO order by
z. B. SPENCE & SeE,
..... Merchant Tailors,
1900; MAIN STREET.
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RAI.rlMnRE MARKETs.

BALTENURE MARhEIs' -
BALTIMORE, January li.-flour frn and nm
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn yery
eaGlsSc Oats Hrrn and In good demand souiEsrns
60g5ic. Rye scarce. sl&lSLes: Proyisions noay-
ant and excited, with an advancing tenuScne{::
nSil Bulk meats frIncr aud higher, buL sone
oiertng; shoulders, 4iQSc.; rib-siass,S SStssss:
clear ribside ea4s3e Bacon sc armsc nS e,a.r HI.
sides, &C.: hams, new, ltsGIsc. Lard afmeTr sad
higher, stGaSc Western butter nnenansso. y " nas'
kew arn, DC. gt. ~. 80. = --5..-
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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, January ll.-Cofton duH ana nn-
changed; sales, 4s4 bales. flour quiet and nIm'
Wheat quiet aud steady. Corn heavy and In linft.
ed demand. Pork dull NJ SIa.55QRtlt Lard 1rn ~
salistc. Nayals quiet and hrui. Fragbts steady.
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posr.MoRTEM Observation-Disclosures OF DIS
TISGUIsHED PERsOHAGEs = IMPRESSIONS OF
ROYAL SYMPATHY, ETC.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-05-23
The Crops in Georgia.

The cotton in Cobb is little backward, and
a very small area of wheat planted. In Cher
okee and Paulding the same may be said OF the
crops as said of Cobb.
Crops in Houston look pretty well. In
Washington and Jefferson counties both corn
and cotton are prospering-stands never better.
The Dawson Journal says it will take about
900 bales Of cotton of the next crop TO pay for
cuaro that has been bought and used in that
county.
The Cuthbert Appeal is informed that sever
al planters III Randolph county are piowing up
their cotton where bad stands only were had,
and where the recent rains killed it out entire
". and are planting corn instead.
The Macon Telegraph says stands OF cotton
and corn Are excellent throughout Southwest
Georgia The former, it is true, Is small and
backward but has ample time TO recover. and
on .he whole the present outlook TO the farmer
is decidedly favorable.
The Indian Spring Echo is informed by a
friend that the crops of wheat, corn and cotton
between Indian Spring and Monticello are in
usual. We hear the same pleasant thugs on
the road to Forsyth, GHtEin aud Covington.
The Covingtou Enterprise says Wheat in that
county is very thin, and has begun to head cut
very low. The prospect in this section now is
thar small crop only will be made. Corn is
up aud has healthy appearance. Ofcourse at
as early day this it is impossible to judge
or ascertain what the prospect will be for fair
yield Cotton looks betterasince the late rain,
and many good stands can be seen on the farms
in our county
The Albany News reports corn as promising
an abundant yield. The cotton crop is not
quite SO promising as it was previous to the re-
cent heavy rains. The ground has been SO Sc
riously washed as to effect most seriously the
general stand, and in many instances rePlant-
ing has become necessary.
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- Funny Mistake.

married nlaA went marching home blind
drunk, one dark night, and, not wishing to dis
turb his wife, thought he was climbing into the
window of his wife's apartment but got INTO
the hog pen instead, where a fat porker lay
quietly snoozing, deliberately took of his
clothes and hung them over the trough and
laid down beside his Betsy" as he thought.
After grunbliug while at Betsy for breathing
so loud, H. !-gan feeling around for the cover
and soliloquzed thus;
mighty Gurus. Kver must fallen ON the
floor. probably undertire bed. Isay ole CONAN
how y'r got yourself ixeis Bess does feel Of
full curus,9 feeling the bTistes continued, ''Bess
must been eaten suckers, you'll never git your
what you call it off. Bones has ell come
| through Ihis--hjc il remarkable. Old gal
you have sadly changed since last we met (get'
bold of the hogs iaii). la he bic. 1 say
Bess, how y'r got your hair fixed Beats all
twisted, sguirle.i--iiic-like heather Chinee
Lets unwrap s. III tighter'n than am dis
gushing way TO wear bair. Don't care cont
mental fits style or not. It's got to CONT
down. Say, Bees, where's yonr. nose =
strange-you had a nose. Now look y'r oil,
CONAN, s--llic--bIsmed foolshness proceed
ed far nuf. Perduee that nose or III XII
hie-you outer bed
The wife, attracted ~ the noise, hastened ts
the scene and managed to get Der inebriated
Lord into the house. lie muttering the while
"Ifs not right, Bess-take advantage of my
feeble cOnditioILio turn me outer house and
homeD
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beyond the Mississippi

Thousands have already gone and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
IN the fertile West. TO those going to Missou-
ri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada. Oregon or California, we recon.
mend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, ria
St. Louis oyer the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleepers from 81. Louis to principal points in
the West, witsout change We believe that
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the finest and safest equipment of any line
west Of the Mississippi, and It's connections
with roads further West are prompt aud reli
able. The Texas connection Of this road Is
now completed, passengers are offered first
class al-rail route from st. Louis TO Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas 81 Texas X.
r., ria Sedalia, or over the Atlantic a. Pacific
r. r., pin Viaita, For maps, time tables IN
farmatian as to rates, routes, &ps we refer our
readers TOD. i. Thompson, Southern PasseIl-
ger Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn, or u. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo-
Creations aoiH BE cleerJulty aad promptly an
swcrcd
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The Herald and Joe Brown


The Atlarts Herald for several dsys past has
been engaged in what it calls an exposition Of
"great outrage" in whiah ex Governor j. e
Brown, President of Western g. A. X. k, and
Gen. McRae, Superintendent OF said Road, have
been represented to be at enmity, owing to
Brown conducting the Road as alleged, in the
interest of self and to the detrmsnt of Schofields
Iron Foundry, Of Atlanta, and the Kennesaw
Mills of this place, and others. With this matter
we have nothing whatever to do, only that MIR,
Brown in a long letter denies these charges and
that Cook 81 Cheek states that they have not
been "victimized," but the Herald in its Sun
day issue suffered to appear, with editorial
matter, a communication from Marietta, signed
"E Pluribus Unum," the contents of which
does great inj'lstice to Mr.. John II Boston,
Depot Agent at this place, also member Of the
firm of Boston 4 Gilbert. 1t is true Mr.. Bos-
ton is j. L Browns brotherin-law. but this is
no crime and should not cause the enemies of
Gov. Brown 70 make accusations derogatory to
MIR. Boston. A. Depot Agent, he 10 eminently
qualified, having had connection with the Road
long before Governor Brown assumed control,
and his retention and assignment to the Depot
Agency at this place is a compliment to merit
and efficiency. Heis accommodating and gives
general satisfaction and "tyrannizes" over no.
body, and the charges preferred against him
as Agent and Merchant are unfounded in fact.
The business house OF Boston ~ Gilbert is COM
Quoted on the most honorable basis, and we
candidly confess that we do not admire the
spirit or the enterprise" that seeks to injure
an honorable firm in conducting legitimate
and honorable business.
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Fault finders.

No community is exempt from the class
known as 'fault-tnders." They reside in every
place where there is any population OF any
size. They make it their business TO find fault
with every body regardless of the fact that IN
doing so they render themselves nuisance and
contemptby mean. They complain at the gro
Ger merchant aud find fault with his groceries
they detect flaws in the goods of the dry goods
merchant and accuse him of exacting an exor-
bitant price, they curse the physicians and call
the preacher hypocrite, and thus every body
dispeases them and does not act in accordance
with and as their superior ~ wisdom dictates.
They make themselves generally busy
over other peoples business and try to impress
people how defective they are when in fact they
themselves are like malaria, whose breath Is
coutagion. and whose presence is loathsome
Newspapers are particular objects Of their spite
and fault finding. They will read a newspaper
a whole year, by borrowing, and will closely
watch every error you make and make great
g-bear over the mistake you unthoughtedly
made. They never. see anything good in you
or The paper. TO commend. They viii read
every good article you write and never say
word in your praise but just be little Indis,
Greet sometimes in your writings, and Oh, how
quickly they cry out against you. They viii 60
all around town and name it to every body and
dwell upon your mistake with emphasis and try
to impugn your motives and place you in an
uufayorable light with those who may not be
Intimately acquainted with yon. your habits
and your disposition
The fault finder is never our patron and IT
even he was we could not please him, eonse
quently we shall use our judgement and money
in conducting our business as it pleases us and
not as it pleases the fault funder.
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"a THING OF BEAUTY is 4 JOY For.
EvER"-What is it 7 Something prepared for
woman only, and to beused by woman exclu
sively.--It is adapted especially 70 cases where
the womb is disordered, and will cure all irreg-
uarities Of the "menses' or monthly courses
by restoring the discharge in every instance,
whether acute or chronic. Where is IL DR..
J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator Woman's
Best Friends prepared and sold by l.. H.
Bfadfeld, Druggist Atlanta, Ga, and may be
bought for $i.50 per bottle at any respectable
Drug House in the Union.
MAR N4HlETTA, Ca, March21 1870.
MESSRs. VIM. ROOT e. SON. Dear sirs;
Some montlis ago bought bottle Of BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from you
and have used IL in my family with the ut
most satisfaction, and have recommended it to
three other families, and they have found itjnst
what il is recommended. The females who have
used your REGULATOR are IN perfect health,
and are able 10 attend to their household duties
and we cordially recommend il 10 the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev II. y. JOHNSON.
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of-Hand Local DO is.

On the 18th, Miss Josephene Gam, while
trying TO cross creek in Paulding county, was
drowned
THIS season has been an unusual on ior the
sale of fertilizers. Marietta has sold SAIo,OOV
worth of fertilizers this season.
ELIAS CAIN an old citizen WHO lived near
Fields bridge in Cherokee county, fell dead
short time ago while dropping cotton seed.
OK the 30th inst, Mrs. Ropers pupils, assist
ed by several young ladies and gentleluen OF
the city, will give an entertainment at Nj chois
Hall for the benefit of the Marietta Free School.
AT a city election, for Alderman, held last
Friday, Capt. P. H. Lyon was elected to iu
the vacancy caused by the resignation of j. A
G. Anderson.
WHEN you see u young man So Infatuated
with young lady, that he starts off home
with her bare headed, leaving his hat, you may
depend upon it, the young man is to be SYM
pathized with.
THR following citizens, at public meeting
OH the 18th inst, We're appointed to attend as
delegates TO the Governors Convention, held IN
on the Goth, to take into consideration the great
canal scheme: L. l.. Litchtield, Hon. w, y.
Anderson. Hon. j. B. Blackwell, Gen. VIM
Phillips, VIM. L. Groves and II. NJ. Hammett
THE battle is not always gained by the
strong. as WAS fully evidenced the other day ~
a coloied man, eighteen carats strong with
African musk. who in trying to conquer
stubborn mule, used all the knocks and STRAIT
egy in his power; but the mule had two hind
fest too many for the colored man, and his
mule-sllip forced hisargument BY tapping the
darlzey on the cranium. The darkey grounded
HIS arms and body.
BY reference to our advertisement columns,
it will be seen that Mr.. w. H Barnes. 4 q.
NJ. editor of the N. Y "Heart and Hand, at
the request of the Odd Fellows of this place,
will deliver, At Nichols Hall, Monday evening,
June I'd, his popular lecture, Understanding an
Audience" and precede the same with "flneen
minutes on American Odd Fellowship" Mr..
Barnes is Southern man, and is an excellent
elocutionist and hnmorist. He will deliver his
lecture only in a few cities in Georgia, and we
trust Marietta win give hima large audience.
Rest assured those who so will be pleasantly
entertained and enjoy rich intellectual treat,
SOME young gentlemen of Marietta reformed
from visit to Talulah Falls, last week A
pleasant trip it was. A handsome hotel CON
tanning, when completed, seventy rooms is be-
ING erected, for the accommodation Of summer re-
sorters The scenery, it is said around Tallu-'
lab is unsurpassed in the world anywhere
The Tallulah (means Terrible) Falls are twelve
miles and halt from Tuccoa City. There are
three falls to the Tallulah in Assistance OF three
miles, and the aggregate height is four hundred
and twenty feet. At the bottom OF the flrst Of
these falls, one hundred and forty feet perpen-
dicular, is a large basin of water, and the water
looks eddy enough, but to slip in is instant
death the water whirls you under and there
is no chance of escape. For this reason the
basin is called the Devils Punch Bowl.
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MARIETTA MARKET
MARIETTA, Ga, May asrd, 1873.

MARIETTA, IA, May ~"fu, 1919.
| TcoRREcrED WEEKLY,
ro1vr0N -du,l, N II; 10 164
opxTN M, 800. ,yb;,a eo,,, scorne "a
W.. aos. IA ,,lao, . 90 po,s u, eys
0 SEpn yvaaa..,a .Iayar a, Al 4, nor bosb,.I
p,na c. !, st5n
EToTTp E.ncy s,1 5ealy. extra family
o,,.,, sns e,,.,i,,, emil, "a axtra ~ hoae
son.,,;na a. 5d,S
pAnoN shau,,,,r. a.
pIIK MEATs- shoulders &C sides
ne,v p,eat 10. clear sides IL toll1.
yApn w. o,o,, buclxets 1874; cans and
saosIoI t;s,,.as ~
GpoCERIEs We ouote: Sugars Crush,
ed G,anula,, d and Powdered Is. Coffee A IA
far extra G IL; Yellow {. i24. Brown ii halls
Tallow L;vernool sal,. 80 30 Virginia salt
S9o, Canalas AMI N.iglis s23. Ginger ~
Palmer s5s2s Can, meal 30 Starch 6tal0
Rice ~ G,r ,ie,cas Java Coffee 27a5t Rio
24a,7 Sew Orleans syrup 72as0; Molasses-
bbds % hh1s 37aatl Cheese. factory l7alS.