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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

Rear Admiral John A. Winston, while
about leaving the Ebbit house, after din
ner, to-day, to take the train for the
North, fell in fit of apoplexy, which for
some time promised to be very serious,
but after vigorous medical treatment. he
is now somewhat better and has recovered
consciousness. His ultimate recovery is
hoped for Admiral Wlnsow had SIM
liar attack while in California, "a year ago
which partially paralyzed him.
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TIE LEGISLATIVE RAILROAD INvEsrIGA-
TIoN.-The Vermont Central Investiga.
ting Committee will meet again June
Goth, at Montpelier, to make up their re-
port. The stcnographic report Of the ev-
idence, by Mr., Oviatt, official reporter, is
being printed at the Messenger office, St.
Adams. for the State, aud will make a
thick volume,
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN KANsAs.-Jas
Erickson. who was arrested OF Wetmore,
40 miles from Atchson, Kan, some time
ago, for an alleged attempt at rape on the
wife Of a man named Marquette, and
was acquitted, returned to Wetmore, Sat
urday morning. He went to the house
Of Marquette, and when the latter came
to the door Erickson shot him dead. He
then took Marquotte's two small children
to neighbour house and left them, say
ing that he had killed their father and
was going back to kill their mother. An
alarm was given, but the ncighbors feared
20 enter the house until reinforced. Up.
on entering, they found Mrs. Marquette
lying on the bed in q nude state, dead.
shot in seven places. Erickson was lying
neroon hor body, also dead. He had raw
ished the woman before killing her and
then shot himself
A tender young man of Glens Falls,
n. T., advertised his engagement in the
newspapers.
All the New Jersey insane asyums are
crowded, and crazy folks are coming in
from all quarters.
A New Orleans baby funeral was spoil
ed by heavy clap of thunder, last week.
1t brought the baby to life.
The Sun estimates that 1000 young
men were thrown out of employment by
the recent raid on gamblers in New York.
Scottsboro, Ala, encourages pcdcstr-
anism by ordainipg that no bar shall be
set up within five miles of its corporate
limits.
A badly mashed boy was found under
pile of lumber at Tamasoa, Ind, the
other day. He had been missing since
last fall.
Two Fishkil girls defended themselves
from mad dog with an open umbrella,
reaching a place of safety before he had
demolished it.
A Canandaigua On, " woman threw
down the little boy with whom her little
boy was quarreling, and killed him by
stamping on him.
Mexican cattle thieves still continue
their raids on Texan herds, On Thurs
day they succeeded in getting a large lot
Of stolen animals across the Rio Grande,
near Brownsville. I
Land was lately sold in the city of
London at the rate Of e62 foot, or e.
100000 per acre.
A young lady who died recently at
Aurora, H., was buried in a white coffin
lined, inside and out with white satin and
beautifully decorated.
1t is useless for physicians to argue
against short-slceved dresses. The Con-
stitution of the United States says that
1.-THE right to bear arms shall not be IN.
terfered with.
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THE PoLARIs.-The rumor reaching
us on Saturday of the loss of the steam
er Polaris, shaving on board Capt. Halls
Arctic Exploring Expedition, resolves
itself into the intelligence received lat
er from st. Johns, n. f., of the arrival
at point near there of nineteen of the
vessels party, who had been separated
from the ship and after weeks of cx-
posture and suffering, were picked up
by the Tigress. The remainder of the
crew, under the command of Capt. :.
o, Buddington, were still upon the Po-
laris when she was last seen, on the
fifteenth of October, 1872. The state
ments of the men who have reached
Newfoundland, bring the story of the
ships experience down to that date
The Polaris is q staunch steamer, of
four hundred tons burden she has met
with only trifling damage by the ice,
and according to the narrative of the
men the prospects of her safety and
that of those on board are good.
The feeling of satisfaction that the
facts in the case are not as bad as first
reported will be tinged with deep re
greet for the death of Capt. +. Hall, the
very suddenly from apopleXy; and was
buried in the ice fields. Capt. Hall was
brave seaman and an enthusiastic OK
plorer. He had previously spent eight
years in the arctic region, and was well
acquainted with the customs and Ian
guage of the EsquimauX, and thorough
~ Injured to the rigors of the climate
M a~ou-. ,,.i,e VIZ pivheu ana lntelll'
gent men, held him in the highest re.
gard. His reputation as ane Explorer wa:
so well known that the Government felt
no hesitaDcy in putting under his
management the exceedingly wei
equipped expedition which went out
in the Polaris.
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UsE WEEKS MAoIc CoMrouvD for coughs, colds,
and sore throat Try it Mt once and be sure OF
relief; or if you have tried everything else to no
purpose, take it rs last resort 1t will not fail
you. Sold by all druggists. 3;2m
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MARRIED

In Boston, April 2ith, by the Rev. Mr.. Mcers,
P. Hanks, Esq, of Vergennes, to Mrs. Harriet
f. Brooks, of Boston.
In Bridport, May G. by Rev. W. W Wnches-
ter, Mr.. James b. johnson, of Washington, D.
c., and Miss Emma l.. Crane, of Bridport.
In East Middlebury May 9Th, by Rev. S. W.
bury, and Miss Nellie Reed, of Salisbury.
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1t is rumored that news has been re-.
ceived of the loss of Capt. Halls Attic
exploring steamer Polaris. There are no
particulars.
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CAUTION. - Information has been
received from various sources, leading
to the belief that Mr.. L. ii. Stone, who
was refused Il reappointment, as agent
OF the state Temperance Society for
the present year, continues to travel
through the State soliciting funds, pub
licly and privately, professedly for the
temperance cause, and that large
amounts have been diverted to his own
use or disposal, which, If the facts were
properly known, would be contributed
to the authorized agent of the Society
orto its easurer.-NERMONT WITNESS.
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Aliddlebury,
\ Office.

Notice is hereby given that have this day Civ
en- my son, Henry {. Walker, his time during the
remainder of his minority and shall pay none of
his debts claim any of his earnings after this
date. W. ). WALKER.
New Haven, Vt, May 7, 1873. S;Sws
1.-TWO HAMBLETONIAN TROT-
TING STATIONS for the season Of 1873
at the stables of the subscriber. Terms, SIS to
warrant Five mares for 500.
T. 5. STOWELL.
Cornwall, Vt, May /, 1873. s;2m
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A,y,,c,v TnAcr Soctrv N-o,, yoyh
Man. The forte.cioh,h ANAL M tno
-, a., ,,,or;..,, I',,,, c,.;.,,, ,,os bold
today Rcceip,q for tine ,car from sales
SOD Ss7 md from donations etc
SIG S73, balance in ,hc treasury col
IL oOo mo names
Rosolntions nj sorrow q, ,ho doo,h of
Bishop Mcllvainc. late nrcs;dent were
adonted
The off or. rlectrd for ,hc o,snine
veor inclnl, .Ins,i., c.or, IF rho Ir,;tcd
States gnnre,no C,urt ,rr.;dont. R;shon
Johns in ploco of Di.bo, E,.,hnrn do.
ceased Volrn.in. = II,ll FrcJcrick
MAYNARD. Lncius Ilotk;ns and Rev.
John Hail. vicc.nre.iden,s. and Henry
A. Oakley. auditor and publishing and
uS'ripu''ng' "a nnapce con"'''eo was
was also cnOsch'
Ntrst ho olosod ort , Gno 10, orbrool,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

XIX Agents Wanted for our New NJ
- Charts, Books and Pictures. toge
with Sewing silk Linen Thread, Ladies' Gas
and Golden Pens. 500 to 5000 cleared
month by good, active mon or women. Appl
once (by stampl to u. /. GUERNSEY. "Pu
Concord, n. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

OAKES AMEs STRICKEN Bosom,
May 6.-lIon Cakes Ames was attacked
10y paralysis at ) o'clock last evening
at his residence in North Easton, and
remains unconscious this morning
The local physicians and two noted
practitioners from Boston, who went
out in special train, remainee with
him last night. The symptoms are
dangerous in the extreme. Ames has
not been able to attend TO business since
Tuesday. and was at his Office the last
time on Wednesday, when he was ad-
vised to 90 home for rest, but no appre-
tensions were felt for him until last
night. DR.. Edward Clarke, who at
tended Mr.. Ames last night, gives but
slight hopes of his recovery, because
his system has been weakened by a
kidney trouble Of five years standing.
that threatened to terminnte in BRIGHT
Ii.oo.... wears Ola.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

Try Renno's Pain-kiling Magic Oil for cholera
morbus cramp in the stomach or bowes, kidney
difficulties, soreness Of the side, lame back cramps
of tho limbs You will find it a wonderful cure
for your family use. Try it. Sold by Case 4
Rider.
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ONLY 10 CENTS

ONL X 10 GENTS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER;
Or, PAINrs-IIow TO SELECT AND USE TnE,
A plain treatise, containing sample card wit
AZ different actually painted shades and tints wit
instructions for exterior and interior House De
Grafton.
% copies bound in CLOTH for 81. Sample col
los, paper cover, mailed, postpaid to any addres
on receipt of 10 cents by the Publisher,
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1924 Post-Onice, Philadelphia.
See the following valuable extracts from pre-
notices:
" A very valuable book, and no ore intendr
to paint should fail to read it."-N. y. Tribmi
" We did not know so much could be said {
the subject of painting house until we read til
excellent book of MIR. Baird's."--N Y. Herald.
want long felt at last supplied. "-Seienti
American.
"Not only a necessity to the painter, but val
able to every occupant of II dwellng."-N.
| W0rH.
"Buy . copies of thi- book and distribute tho
among your friends. If they will he'd the a
vice therein, you can make no more valuat
present. - Chicago Tribune
In publishing this book Mr.. Baird has do
real service to the community. '-Toiedo BiaI
" We hope the publisher will sell 100, 900 cd
les Of this book during o. Boston Advertiser
We have just painted our house as advised
the author, and congratulate ourselves that
dwelling in cur neghborhood cxces ours in 4
pearance. '-HWpcr's Utosiy.
=" In selling sample copy for 10 cents,
Baird must feel certain an order for Is bound
cloth will follow. Frank Leslie
" We know the town aud country paints theI
in recommended, and can vouch for their val
and the excellence of the 1" Harrison" brandt
white lead PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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Oakes Amcs died without recovering
consciousness on Tuesday morning.

THE STOKES CASE. - NEW York.
May The general term of the Su-
prcmc Court, consisting of Judges Bra
dy, DAVIS and Fancher, net this morn
ing, and announced that they had de
cided to deny the motion for new
trial, and affirmed the judgment of the
Court below in the Stokes case.
Stokes received the news of the re-
Iusal of a new trial by the Supreme
Court with indifference, merely saying
TO his father who was with him :
"They've denied me trial. My case
will now go to the Court of Appears.n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

Thousands Of promising youths, of both sexes,
90 down to untimely graves from general debility
and weakness, who might be saved by terrifying
their systems with Iron. The Peruvian Syrup is
an Iron Tonic prepared expressly to supply this
vitalizing element, and is the only preparation OF
iron that will assimilate at once with the blood.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13
For PIMPLES on TIE FACE.

IVTN NJ III1J w TIE INCE,
Blackheads and Feshworms, use Pcrry's lmprov.
ed medone and Pimplc Remedy, the great Skin
medicine. Prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry
Dermatologist, 40 Bond street. N. Y. Sold b,
Druggists everywhere. Ism
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

Marx him well,--logician, metaphysi-
clan, moralist, student Of politics ia their
highest sense, tireless friend of man and
woman, recognizing his brother in his
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-13

Must be closed out, u fine lot Of brack-
cts, Chromos, and Photograph Albums at
" Register Book Store"
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MA RIiETS.

MDDDEBURY RETAIL PRICES.
Prepared weekly for the MIDDLEBURY REGISTER
by BENSON & ANDREWS, dealers in Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Fruits Nuts, &C.. &c.
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To SELL or RENT-A good second
hand Sewing Machine at " Register Book
Store "
, 1873-08-30

10 the Editor ~ Tho Chicago Tribune:
s1n: Tho following pertinent questions havo
beon asked by d correspondent of tho .Jonr9.ai:
What Ia tho Court-lIouao to cost aud.who ia to
pay for it,
What Ia tho now Count y-Iospal to cost aud WHO ia
to pay for 1t?
What is tho new location for tho y-1osp!tal to
cost; and who Is Ia pay for it2
Fifty-four plaus for tho Court House hayo
beon undor tho consideration OF tho Commits
sioners for several months, and they hnyo
awarded tho tiyo premiums, amounting to
$4,000, to Ave Of tho competitors. They AAve
since selected plan, but not the ono for which
thoy paid tho highest premium. Tlliu is owl
lenco OF the remarkable nstutoness Of tho COM
miBsioners
7 understand TINT tho average estimate for tho
cost Of building on tho various planH suggest
cd Ia about s3,0OU,000. Tho question was aHkctl
Alr. Doyngton {who il mt ono Of tho conf
petitors, but whose Judgment in such matters
will not be quoationed) how much moro tho
answer was, "Not much." Ho did not think
tho difference in cost botwaen nny Of tho beat
plans would oxceod $500. .oo0." Certainly that is
"not natch" if We aro considering tho rosourcoA
tho Treasury OF Cook County, whore 90 por cont
Of tho money Ia to bo provided By tho City OF
Clteago2
Iren1pmbor TINT, less than two Years ago, CHI
cago lost 5000, 600, 900 by tho fro Then, III conso-
4,ionco Of our poverty, q syn,pathizing world
oalno to our roIiet. From the Colostial Empro&
Japan, and tho Islands Of tho soa, contributions
wero received to rolioyo tho nocossitios OF tho
suffering poor,-an aggregate Of Bomo ~ ,000,-
600. Wa then thought tint lnrgo amount ct
money. Now Chicago iH rebuilt, megniacontly
II IL tllle; tut. besides city and county taxes,
Which the real estate must pay, Tho annual mort
gnge-iuterest on tho i1nprouc'aents Of tchich sce
arc so proud eotN probably erceea el0, ,000, ,Qool
Tho nnHwor to tho questions of the Jo.irnal
correspondent 10, Of oourae, TINT The Taxpayers
soil hluo 10 foot the 1lts and, IN many Instances,
tho money aviW hare to de hammered ont BY Nta
Sheriff.
Now, lot mo aHll II 1t ia nocoRsary for tho
Courts OF this county to 10 furnished with q
palaco, to rival IN coBt aud elogance Of design
tho Cathalral at hlila1. Ut. Potera at Ron,o, Or
| tho lIousos OF Parliament?
IL it necessary for tho County Hospital to oo-
oupy lot to cost over $100,0102
| What iH II neccBeary tAat tho Hospital should
| cost Another million
Tho city llaa already undertaken big Job In
| tho construction Of d now wator-tunllel undor
tho luke md under the city, at cost Of probably
$4,000 900 or 83,0 ,000, 900 moro. BoHideH, stroeta
| arc to 10 graded anil payol, aud wator-nlaina
aud aowors to be laid. The work il now boing
, 1873-08-30


hopes tor Tho proaont nni lilo futuro.. ala ntwaya
DO gea to car from yo and ot yo'r health a. pros
ESty ;o aaa ra M I a e1f0 to receive lot
'0"' ''' 1''A' ''s" asonnr @ viz Vtoayna y''
Tho lion. n1orAnp YATra N''"'
Tho no1t ID from tha ,u,,or so,otor y, t,,o
etnto Of MnryIand viii, wl,on, soryod in ti,o
Initial Htatca Iiou,o of nonroaontntivcn twontv
yonre ago' md. i1Im,,l, wo woro also omnoso,i h
oooh oii,or in ,,,oiiticat vot w formod for oach
otar tl,o,, ,,drnonat rrion]aI,in w,Ic,. boiiavo
aud tr,lat. vii In nhnrisj,od hv oan irinn lin
'''' '"' srs.rr, nu..urn Nars, 1 n 3a7t
7he 1lon, Rtchnrd Yrfe,: '"''' y
, 1873-08-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

There nro thirty-t!lroo cotton mills in opera.
ton in Fall River, blaas., representing a capital
Of noarly s1b,ooo. 1000.
at oyor 81, 900 600.
premium on ploNn at the Vionnn Expositlon.-a
credit to the manufacturing industries OF Illi-
noH.
--RocAford ie making strenuous efforts to
build o railroad to Byron, IA u,ios below, to
conncct with tho Chicago 4 Paoi1lc. :,
Tho Sycamore. III, Republ'lesnn; z, :. says =, ths
rart Of town, within milo or two Of tho city.
Tlloy lavo killed some lambs and good many
turkeys. ,,,.
-Maqnoketnis expecting to become tho county
scat Of 5aokaon County, II, anu IL antlopn'
which will be finished the coming fall.
The Citizous' Association Of Dos HIoiues,
H.. have sent tl,cir President to Now York, to
make arrangements with tho owner Of q reapnrr
viii % omrloy zoo workmon, ind hayo u weekly
pay-1a yTha ooanty Court ut oalro Ill., has ordered
tl,at gas aall again bo burlol in Tho C0urt-1lose.
It was taken ont some time ago, because tho bly,
for troo monthg was moro than double what it
had eyor boen before in tho sumo longth OF timo,
and the court refused to allow the full amount OF
tho bill.
During his visit to thia State. last woek.
Col. Howe, Nenornl MalaHof OF tue Ch1ca6o G
Northwestern Railway, intlnatad that tho Vino
ma Il st. Potter Road will be extended GO miles
atiii further west turing Tho no1t summon. The
extension ia deomcd advisable ln ortlor to enable
tho Company to reach tho fine coal beds dis
covered In DalotA Territory. Tiis will give q
limo Of 1856 miles from Winona.-Wsnona Rs>
publican.
solves ovor lilo con,urvna, why it should cost
sl,15 nor hundred to move arst-olasa freight
from Springfield to New York, while tlo asma
clssa ct freight Ia moved from Now York to
Sprlt,gnolA at A8 cents por h11ntrota. II thu
Springfield people attempt to solve all tho rails
road oo1,amiru1.,B, thoy will have little time 5uI
anything elae.-Quinov lN.) lVhf9.
, 1873-08-30

on tho lake. and TINT thu yIeiore wou,a In taken
to tho Stock Yards on Rpoclal train. ria o,log.
tion Of carringoH VAS loft with tic Committee
for further action. It wna decided to layo COLI
1ation with winog Mt tho Sherman,
Tho following programme was dectlod t1pon
ganizetion; Ia M. to p. M, yisit Hoard Of
Trade 2 j, nj. to 8 p. m.,. permanent orga1,Iza-
tion and b,lsinoHa. Th,lrsday, . a. m. to IL M.
br1BinoAs md adjournment; q p M. to 7 u. m,.
c,1rslon to stocls Yn.tls; p. m. to i p. r., lnko
excursion, subject to tho convenience Of tho
bnBinosH Of tho Convention.
Tie lnooting adjourned until Wednesday next.
, 1873-08-30
PoRK-phcKgRs' NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Tho pork packers hold M adjourned mooting
In tic Open Doarl Of Trade Building to concluto
arrangements for Tho Pork Packers Natloua!
Convention, which will DO hold III this city
Sept. 10.
Col, Hancock presided.
1t was reported that $4,000 lad loon secured
TO dofray o1ponsoB mud that Myora' Opora-
uouae lad boon hired for tho meetings. The
Committee oil Badges wore directed to got up, a
llandaolno badge. It was roportoa that the
steamer MuakeKou had boon engaged for trip
, 1873-08-30
BROKEN RAILS.
MILTON, AllR. n5. 1879

MiEroN, Aug. &c, 1879.
70 ths Editor NJ The GHicaao Tribune:
Sin: Whilo YOU AFRO discussing tho prevention
Of railway-acoldonts by donblo-trael1y, logIsa-
two panaltioa, etc., why don't yon print, At the
head of caol column OF your papor, tho fact
that broken rails ar0 the ca'iao ct moro railway
aooldonts than all other causos combined, ohpo-
cally i'll wlnter-timo. Now, my position IL. tllat
railway-tracls, u1lliko wheel or axlo, III
body at reat; ind t}lat thuro IL no moro reason
for brokon rails than brokon brilgoa. Do rails
broak botwoon tho tioA7 Then tlolblo tho nuln-
bos Of ties Do they bronx for want Of aixo
Then double tho welght Of motal. Yours.
QYnuS ALLEN,
, 1873-08-30

,orn 4GJ oan a,l7B,137 meadow: 33o, 1866 ott
lold J,B07 ,Ds2 pasture; 3.Q, 7o2 oscharal
, 1873-08-30

[The Springfield journal givos tho fooings Of tho
State aasesanlcnt fur 1873, folowa Personal prop
eriy saol ,ast lands. cA2 oo8 total Of person.
property asacssed III counties, sa gran aggre-
gate uasessmen ST. l04, $50; grand aggrcgae Of
AcRts IN cuIrzyArios, 1879.
, 1873-08-30
ILLINOIS,,

Wealth OF tho Stntc--Acrc1 in T,tltivn.
tt0l In xFIlestt+ Germ, nmtl Oats.
Tho following ia tho aHaouHod valto of proportv
In Illinois;
, 1873-08-30

dono, md no ono qucations tho necessity for 1t !,
but 1t e work that Inns to bo pa for, In ono way
or nnothor, by tho tax-payora,
1H It not timo for tax-nuycrs to count tue
costf A TAXPAYER.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-16
GROCERIES. &C

BACON AND D-Western Shout
aers. 10Aal0Ac.; Bone Sides, 1lkallhc. /; Clear
Rib, 1lhal2c.; Breasts, j Aal2c.; Plain Hams,
l6c.; Sugar-cured. &c.,; Oanvassed, l7a1sc.; vir-
battle-ground, llal2c. Lard. Country, 9aloc.;
Baltimore leaf in tierces and barrels, l0alOh c. I;
in half barrels, 10Ac.; in kegs. 12al2kc. These
CANDIEs-Taiiow lzMai4 cents per pound;
Adamantne, 16 cents. 49, =. ~, - - -
/ COFFEE-Rio, fam to good, 25a27c.; prime to
eho bs! 2aasse Laguayra 2sasoc Java,
COTTON YARNs-Country yarns, Nos. 8 to
Il gFISH-Herrings-Eas gross. IS. 50a6 per
barrel North Carolina No cut. $S.Ooa&s 80 per
barrel; halfbarrel $3.50; North Carolina No /
gross. 10, BOAST. -Mackerel-N Bay mackereI,
slsa$I9; No. Shore, &s.25a$9; No. Q lin bar
Iss s 3D. sS nsss g. ea y4ns go
,PLOW OAsTINGSr-Wh Wholesale. Nc; retail,
:, dRINDsToN YES ss per - for small and
IRON-Bar 6hc for common sizes 6kash
for bands; Norway and Sweedes 7a7he; Corn.
7 ~ Hammered, 6Naec; Sheet. 7Na9c! llf' 'FIaI
sli. 80 per ton calcined. ssas26. Lump plaster
scarce
LEAD--Pig. shasxc per pound. .Yaa va
LIQUORS = Rectified whiskey- - Common
"Rec,ified." s5asl.l0 full proof. tI10c al 20 |;
medium rye, l.6oa2; pure old rye, &2a4 Win.
ginia Mountain rye, new, u 10; old, S2.5Oa4.5o
Domestic brandies, y ,26a2. Domestic gins,
pl.zudlOO run DNtlHulcsy pl5O4l. OuiJ Black-
berry do sl.25al Co. Genuine Holland Gin
LINE E. AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Virginia,
81, 2oal. 40; Riverton, 81 .2Oa1. 40 Rockland'
$I.50 by quantity from wharf; 81 rs by retail
from store: Rosedale, ~. 20a226 Calcined P.c =
Ter. $2. 76as James River Cement. $sa2.26.
MOLASSES, AND SYRUPS-Amber good
Syrup 60a66; N. o. Molasses 76as0 Dark Stand
ard Molasses Syrnps, in barrels nc; in ..tierces
20; in hogsheads, 23c; Cuba Museovado, In bar.
rels, 66aGo; Porto Rico, 60a76; White Syrup,
&l.76.pcr gallon. tpt N'oiitN Afss'tt 80 ~ -
mill 6FFAL-Bran. zoe; shots, 25c; Brown.
stuff. SOC; Shipstuff. so. wholesale from mill. d
I NAILS-Old Dominion, 10 to 60-pemy, $6. to
9penny, &6A; 9 TO 7-penny, eBk; to 6-penny
46A; 3-penny, $7A. BY the 100 kegs, Csc. less. :
STEEL-NayIor's cast. Ism. English biistered,
lSc; American do. 1lal2c DaE sefiat -.e,''
OILS-Kerosens 2saslc. wholesale STRAITS.
66a7oc; finseed. e0c. per gallon by the barrel.
Virginia luhricating Oil, Toe, Whale Oil, Soc;
Lard Oil, &c.,; Sperm OIL q. 20; Labrador God
OIL, for tanning purposes, 66a90c y -iia i ~
PAPER STOUK-Mixed cotton rags, laAAc;
white, 6a6h NC; woollen, 2a4c; imperfections 2kn
Sc 3 NJ ~ ftif tet" atfef7-hk q