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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.

STATE OF HocIsIANAy9
Executive Department. ;
Sew Orleans, January 10, 1885,
wasas.s. TIE Senate of she State ct Louisiana
did. on the :l!tls ia OF January. f8eSo "by the
constitutional sws thirds vote OF its snembeSs,
decIsrU vacant the seats of II. ;. sampb%fl. So N.
Todd o. 7. EnusaksS, T. II. holland and W. T.. Nc.
Millen. representing respectively the Second, Sixth
Seventh, Fourteenth AND Seyrnteentl Sena tog1aI
Districts and
Whereas, Ofii.s: tnSosmstiors of sucHf sacancIes
has reached me in accordance with 'awo
Now. therefore. I, William p Kellogg. sio-error
Of the State OF Leuisiahs 30 issue this ms writ OF
election to the Assistant Supervisors of Registg.
ton am all other officers charged with holding
elections IN the parishes hereinafter named s,rley
inG them to hold elections fs Senators for their ys
spectIVe districts, in accordance WITH acs No. So
approved Move mbeg 20. 1872. As follows
One Senator from the district composed OF sne
Fourth, F!ft' and Sixth Representative Districts
of New Orleans 90 nj: sht :In- xvirsI seyu. o. IL 3
Campbell.
one Senator from !he district ssmrosed of riIe
Twelfth, Thirteenth. and Fourteenth. Wards OF the,
city ~ New Orleans. the parishes OF Jefferson st
charles and st. John 'he baptist. 50 I'll the Uuex
PRED term OF $. NJ Todd.
one Senator from 'he district composed of the
parishes of Ascension and st. James. to til the aI~
| expired term at q. i. IIunsakcrs
| One Senator from the district composed O, She
parishes "1 West Baton Rouge Ibesy 3Is. l.eris and
ST. Martin. to iii! shs xyi,e1 tern, Of 4. H.,
| holland.
One Senator from TIE district composed Of the
| parishes Of Madison. Carroll! Morehouse and Rich.
land I" Nil the Hm.XpireI tenn of ". l.. MrhIiIier
Said elections to bs heidi ana noticss thereof ,o
| be &i'en within the limit of time required by law
and the returns thereof 10 be made. II; asenrda.c
| VII" she const!tui0 and laws OF She State.
GIVEN nnder my hand and the seal ct .h.. State.
! az Ne" Orleans, this sixteenth day OF January.
49, anu OF the independence os IN. CaitsI States
! tbs njnetS seventh.
/ WILLIAM =. NEiI.nf;G.
! a'svegIcso
! T.. q. HESIOSDY
| Secresa!v"3 Soaes ;,ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

SuRgc % T.. $abin, of Galveston. ~" Ass
a.cA $asgsl%,n.ly III fog s-ssra; wssiSs. j.
R.a9g Drano4SSced Sus 81 danssSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

gpan Rice aoh@e8 SO 3" t'.e s"s';''s
schoM at Sew iberia on thu, G"sa.."h Of H."
seSeaf vi.f: t:saye with his GjrS So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

&ee. 81. q. Tudor wis preach this even
Regat halfgast seven o'clock in Coliseum
Placs Baptist Church. c"rneC OF Camp and
9Berpsichorc streets ghe pVh!H SEe cog
aSIslly jIsy3tS&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

SSapc3o..i. Oils. ueSer had = f:e w"s'f'
9neTtioafn. uHtiI IL 20: q S"luHseer f'e 'is'
Oagqrpens, ant now j. has enc sScsy week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

Syu &x,s from the HosssOR Fs''" thai
Gfaio8 yhofnas r. Ochiltsee has O+eA APP
nnjnted Taited States marshal !oS that .sls
9,iss SA T.3as. ia place N HEarsnsl Purnt!!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
- I J.. ia

"iAC3?S-''r Monday, February q ~ sp =!
AZ -" az" :" t"" Years, LOUISA G!AJU!S
'.dushteS "i :pHlss P!";a and ". Glauliu.
Tie sI!.;'!s and acqUaa'ances q! the G.n.ii. afs.
respectfully invited TO attrn" She funeral, whiel,
sci! Yak" place 1his Afternoon fo;lE O'Clock iron,
III" Residence OF feT father no 1914 gSas9.;og s,r..
between E"nIaH Sad PTissI streets.
Mobile y4u4rs r,l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

GgapfaRa SsO g. Grnidade D -s@ ahs@n
seeam0oaSsn.S.s 20 sict witS ssnaIs-Sox 81
&TeSaeaS $3.50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

a Naine eaIpG Seperee D Slidnfghs peg
ax1napee 8os e&SS % a Thomas sonceSse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
TUE rTyFyREHG HOSPITAL,
gos!Y;sE LIQUIDATION
T%eNgS FIVE gEg GSSr sESsSfsHS s'a' q
SEEsX S.1s DYs;sADR& er>IS "F
:GaySs elA0Ess Eycoo

Hjssise 20 sn.lei.n~ Sn's orc og !'a PLese!i .
..,rx. xh, s,.s named .rsnSctiaS:T&sH. slshSs y
ipform hi, auue,o.. customers ana the puoilc IA
genera. hat srOm the Swent y-Hlnth ." 1dlt>"S o.
VIA eelss s,x .slo., al . YssfuctSno OF sVeS
yWEsgS FIVE GER Cent?
mse~ 81 m els Ce&0 81 Bis MagnIacent 5tncho
sale will be .nae w l.s swO stores, Ursuitnes anu
'P0ntchartrair' s0yHeS of UrsUlines and Chattieo
and corner OF Frsql.hmen and victory Stree'4 -
Those wIoHi.b to secrse yeah bargains shofiu
raII eor., il. s,1des fs have Choice of the "hoIe
stock. The reputation Of these stores a s
,,at shis will be d rare sfaHcee afl9 "So So @A'
snued for tive OF fhyt. weeks Snlge
Country merchants will find s1s va ~ SbPtS b.
.ity to replenish their stocks. ia.- &c -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
MORE FORGERY

we noted some time ago THAI the fu.
s:onists had forged the name Of Senator
Henry Wilson to q dispatch which was
intended TO effect special politica! object
in this city. Another crime of & similar
character is now proved upon them.
Ia the communication sent to the Presi-
dent, and by him to Congress. is one to
which Mr.. Warmotl. in hi, letter to Nc.
Emery. refers as demanding the yecogni.
ton Of the latter as Governor Of the
State. Among the signatures is the name
of Mr.. J. H. Oglesby. presideu. OF the
Louisiana National Bank. This gentle
man declare, that he never signed such a
document. and his name thereto is forc-
cry. What moral turpitudc this exposes
The question now naturally arises. are
any OF the signatures genuine: Will
Messrs. Kennedy. Van No:len and Schue;-
der tell Us how il is with them:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

FOR u frank and manly admission com.
mend u, to TIE Times writer. who does
the principal ;and sensible) par, of its po-
Utica! editing After giving we'll merit.
ed dressing down 20 the fanatics and
cyclists who regard 2IcEncry as the latter
day 11ahome: and themselves as his
prophets. lie pats lis foot down la,.y in
this fashion:
We shall continue our en,;"avors 10 as
certain exactly how people al large look
upon the issue. and. IN presenting thns.
views. shall! not permit any personal psciu
dices 20 tit@c them.
Indeed. We t:vc s.G'Inus!y observed mi.
rule from tie first. and ;h. remind. ustha.
i! R"Gndabou' has appha'''! 10 certain gen.
tiemen as Kellogg emissag~. iheSe IL q
!eariu: 'cad"nc! that way. both in 81.
community az ia.ge "ud t:." Peoples ]. s:~
! !aturc.
AID in % few days ::l",e Kell"st ennis
Sariesin TIE ''rco?:e',' Legislature will
; manifest this tendency in practical ina,..
ner 6y taking ,heis seats ia Tie I.ouis;a...,
L"gi,latr.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

SEW mLEsNse fEBRUAR8 &. ass3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU
96.ooooooo.o..ooa.(nnaIs street. ....s..oss.ee.9 90
NTes 2iifmermano stws:rS s'tpFR.
70 suffice wait avidtly fes f,v 9as9!r5 resident
IN the parishes of Louisiana and adjoining States,
this BUREAU vas organized one year ago The
demands made upon it he the lady OF fashion; the
dressmaSer, the milliner, the hOusekeeper and the
dealer are gIpidly the increase
Not only ara its spondents saved ALL tA'
PENSE OF TRAVEL, but they profit though Its
complete arrangements with all the large import
ing and retail houses by which FRESH ORDERS
can algf"gs Be Gll~Ft by FRESH GOODS; The
S~eaU pss sessss sssOs 80 6soooi6os SsS Sse go
chase 90
JEWELRY, g?l2lSE2S, S%&ss ss )essA
&Ri:'Ab Jg"SSsEAT. SE'SgS'o % So ys:S:.s,
SsfS GISgICSo
and All ether ssH3.is a@gr1N0H aS 3ssgs Sc SEQ
All communications Sl''ss ae SGoobD I''is""i oy
!u!! anu paIi. addrsss. glSSn1 paine. 9O~S 3!Ssh
ana Stasss IN @'ieC SO avoid ssT0rs sB 9laii. II
more sham s'l!!s iSG: aHI0ND| Ifs sasf6 g SsS0 81
YctuTusi.
send Ssr CiSssSGseo
Mrs. II. s!0aSGgD!fEs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-03
41Rr Annsbsr yuurnal.
a rRRRIBLEsoURSEY.


Onthe 18th day Of last December q man
named Andrew Peters left his home n
Canada and came West in search OF work.
Upon arriving Ia Omaha he proceeded TO
Plum Greek, on the line of the Union Pa
ci6c railroad, and upon reaching that
ul6ee he wished to go to the farm OF a
fkarl living eight miles from the village.
Not being acquainted with the country he
incurred the way, and was directed to go
across the creek and follow certain line:
On the gath day Of December he started
on his short journey, but having but little
idea that in 80 short distance he would |
stare death in the face. After proceeding |
about four miles he made the alarming |
discovery that he had suddenly lost his
wav in the binding, drifting snow, which
had swept away oil traces OF the road and
all the landmarks upon which he depend
ed, the wind having arisen after he had
set out from Plum Creek. Then his wan
derings began, he hoping all the time that
be might accidentally observe some friend
" habitation where he could gain shelter
and information. Three days and three
nights he thus wandered about, without
food, without rest, and with but poor pro-
lection against the biting cold and the
piercing winds. He at length sank into
insensibility, and remained in that state
he does not know how long; but it could
not have been any great length of time.
for he was aroused by something that
seemed to warm him up, and upon open
ing his eyes, he discovered large New
foundland dog licking his face and hands
In an instant hope returned to him, and
gathering all his energies, he made an eff
fort 10 get upon his hands and knees, and
succeeded. The dog then commenced
jumping around him in a playful manner
and set up joyful barking, and then
made short run as if to indicate to Peters
that If he would follow him he woald lead
him to place of safety. Peters began
following the dog, sometimes upon his
hands and knees, and at other times at a
hobbling gait. After proceeding about
half mile, he discovered a farm house
in the distance, which he finally reached.
He was taken in by the farmer and his
son, and briefly telling his story, he re-
ceived their kindest attentions. They
portions of the flesh of his feet, which
were frozen, came off with them. The
first and third fingers, thumb and palm of
his right hand, and his left ear were also
terribly frozen The farmer. and his son
gave him all the assistance in their power
bnt there was no doctor at hand, and con-
sequently they could not do much.
The farmers son bought Peters boots,
as he had no further use for them, and
then brought him to Plum Creek, he hay
inH determined to return home. He had
bnt little money, but with the amount re-
allied from the sale of his boots, and 9TH
er little sums collected for him, and with
supply Of provisions given him by the
inhabitants Of Plum Creek and the pas
ssngsrs, he managed to reach this city
yesterday afternoon on the Union Pacific
train from the West, after having suffer-
ed untold agonies.
Il Is not likely he can survive.-Omaho
Bee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-03
JURUBEB

which is pronounced by the leading medical au
thorities OF London and Par, 1.-THE most powerful
tonic and Alternative known 10 the medical world"
This Is no new and nntried discovery, but has been
long used by the leading hyscians Of other coun.
tries win soonde'Jut remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics aud physics; they give only tempo.
rary relief; indigestion, nalulency, and dyspepsia,
with piles and kindred dseasea, are sure to follow
sured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Plat ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
feblS-4w
, 1873-04-28

Now Hnyor harbor was tho othor day full Of
yeasols waiting to plant oysters, GO, 600 bushols
having arrived,
Pittsburgh now hns sovon daily papora. Tho
Epening Telegram is tho neweBt ono.
-Forty-two railroad accidents have occurred
since Fob: 8, by which 20 porsons wore killed
and O7 injured.
st. Paul ia delightful place for those
troubled With catarrhal dieeasca A man enoezod
his backbone into two SECTIONS thoro one day
last Weok.
boon recently "iuporting" d number OF me-
grocH from Tonnosaee, to work OIL his big farm
Tho baltimore & Ohio Company disbl,rsod
e72o 1000 to its employees, numbering sono 10000,
1t now seomB probable TINT the horae dis
tompor ia to be a visitor Of oyory part Of the
stato. Sen Francisco has oBcaped 10 far, but
oau hardly Aope to retain this immunity entiroly.
They have it-as wo gather from orr exchanges
LcB Angeles, San Diego, inba, suttor, aacfa.
n,onto aud Monterey Counties. Tho death Of
but fow AorseH Is roported. Everywhere tho dis
case lns boon Of mild typo, and a,t o. eompara-
monlh.-San Francisco Call.
a conductor on tho PonnsylVania NRtlroRd
telegraphod from Derry Station recently: '"rrein
loayod fiftaon minutes Oh account OF lady.
An eminent English ocilllst, who had euc-
ccsstully removed catAracts from tho oyea Of two
bears, declined tho invitation to perform tho
Balne operation OH blind tiger.
Of 1ndiauapolls is 81 1898, ,O54.25. Ono montl's
Halos Of real cAtate in that city amount to much
more than that, it tho local pross il truthful.
Tho Lincoln (Neb.) Herald says that the
permanent endowment fund OF Lincoln Uni
$4,000 each. Ono Of the donors lives III Iowa,
and the other In Christian County, Ill.
"A recent additional dividend Of 1sd. IN tho
pound In tho'bankrupt ostato Of Sir Morton Peto
l. Go. gives the creditors tho total OF 8s. 0d. to
tho pound on tho proved claima for a5, ,o00,0 900.
Not tho least gratifying feature Of many Of tho
local reylyala which coma tn our notlc8 IL tho
, 1873-04-28
25 miles, over which tho ORC will DO transported
to tho splendid wator-powors on thln river, whero
it may bp proftnb1v wnrhod

from thoao mines to tho Gila Nlycr, distance Of
25 lnilos, over which tho ORC will DO transported
to tho splendid wator-powors on thla river, whero
1t may bo profltably worked.
AMONG OTHER DISCOVERIES
mado IN this vicinity may 10 enumerated Aaolin,
lro"oley, and vein Of vory fine whito marble.
Good Indications Of coal oxiBt, and tho oarly dis
coyery Of thia material Is confidently expected.
>, There ID ap1endd future In storo for this SEQ
tion Of country, which will DO hastoned by tho
construction Of the
TRxAB PACIFIC RAILWAY
which fB nov being rapidly built. It iB expected
tho cars Will reach horo In about two years, and
this region will bo removed. viz expensive and
allow transportation.
Tho nat,ira1 wealth Of this country Ia enor-
mous. Here are
onoon 70 Ss Of PRECIOUS ,; ,ssa to
mnana OF doyolopnlont. Tho present supply OF
mills anu reductlon.worka Is not equal to ono
tonth of 3i the domnnd. Lot capitalists mako
Settlement In this country has boon greatly ro-
tarded by tho
HOSTILITY OF THE 1ND1ANa
but Coohiso, tho groat Chief Of tho
Apso1he,s, sIn.1u, having mndo peace. ana btu
sa h lsevs e re hsf viii ps te son
diilou!ty Of tho kind although 1t Is still doomed
advisable to travel In company, and armed, to in
cure freedom from moloatatlon by rovlng out
laws whom the Chiofs may not be ablo to con-
Tho material ia on tho ,vay for tho establish
mont Of
A NEWSPAPER
Ct Silver City, undor tho ohargo Of o. L. Scott.
Il is to wear tho significant title Of tho Thun-
TIE SILVER CITY LYoEuM
Inns largo membership and Ia q succeaH. They
have raiaod about 81, 900 towards h fund for tho
erection OF hall and roading-room. ".
, 1873-04-28

this early season. Tho riding oultlvator is tho
next Implement brought into requfBition, and
tho shovols arc 30 arranged that tho onrth is
wholly or partially. This Ia tho beginning Of
tllo hillng, nnd his covorod tho several crops Of
weods that lad sprung up nlong tho rows.
sSsroa Ns only |om h .o bit aa,v tss 9s,,
days moro md the plants arc s''s again nboyo tso
ground, whilo tho third crop Of woods Ia roady
for tho second killing, which Is performed ns tho
ilrst and with the destruction Of the third crop
tic further eulturo Il pursued in tho usual man. @
nor, until tho plants arc In full bloom. Aftor
that porol, tho stirring OF tho soil botwoon tho
rows n,ay be continued; but tho hills, or rather
drills. should not bo disturbed with tho plow Or
tubors mako rapid growth, In case tho oondi-
ttonn arc favorable md this Ia tho critical period
Of tho plant, and tho soil must DO kept In
the b st possible condition, and the woods must
elarp! hoe, or pulling by hand. Tho root growth
Ia mako III about two woeks, and, ii tho conditions
nro nnfayorablo tho crop will bo oorrospondlpgly
Btinted.
Ing, . mulohing Of straw will bc found uaoful.
While wo cannot compete with tho places namod
above In supplying tho late summer, autumn,
and winter markets, yet we may find 1t profitable
to grow crop
Foa THE EARLY MARKET,
and Bhip. them to all points north of ts. But
VIC must bear in mind that tho planting must bo
carly, and tho culture continued. Thoro must bo
no ncgloot OF tho crop, from tho planting to tho
harvesting for market. II old land Is used,
tho top-drossng Of mnnuro must bo applied
after tho seod Is planted, SO that tho narrowing
will pulycriza It, and distribute IT evenly over
tho surface.
It vii DO soon that tho planting and ou1tivat-
5Ing, Of tho potato-crop by tho p1nn thus
than my othcr process ordinarily pur-
buod, and thon the orop Ia measurably
assurod both in cnrlinesB and quantity. No
far1ner, oven In moderate circumstances, should
plant less than one nero Of potatoes annually, SO
that, III caso Of b short crop, ho may hayo all
abundant supply for lis family, and, In most
seasons o few bushels to sell, or to food to his
COWS aud pigs.
Tus RUNNING OUT or VARIETIES
upon this ia bRsed the change Of aoed from
ono district to another. Mr. Knight, an ointment
English botaniat, and late President Of tho LON
don Horticultural Society, claimed that each
fruit-treo renained vigorous during d certain
or porlod Of tho variety, when
propngatod by cuttings OF graftB but this idea
has boon combatod by our trde-planterB md
orcharliste and 1t is found that there aro pori-
ods Of seaAness Of variotios, from. which they
most generally recover. Tho Neshannook po
potato Of tho country, but, from come cause, it
gave out In most localities, and no7 1t Is olaimod
thnt tho Early Rose already shows signs OF
weakness, and new varietioB arc offered on tho
market. This is probably rather premature, and
we may rather look to ohango Of sood with
distant locations than vonturc too confidently on
new yarioticg. RURAL.
, 1873-04-28

From lhe 81. Joseph {N0.} NefaM.
The evil results Of using tobacco and drinking
alcoholic spirits wore oxempliica in the reoent
tcoA Of the Peace. The docoaaed, Vim. Cop
rage roHidod in tho southern part Of the State,
ana wan 12l years old when TO died. Ho las
.lsol tobacco constantly for 105 years., and Inv.
Ing owned whisky dls.ilory for many yoara he
drank hiH own liquor yegularly.
Iii. Ooppage neryed through tho Revolutions
ary war, and waa at Yorktown when Cornwallls
surrendered to Washington. He came through
kentucky when Boone Has first getting a foot
, 1873-04-28

IUthI4 ''sE1o 0oF"
Tie variation In yield from di1toront yariotios
IL very considerable. Que Of tho yellow vario-
tios produced but forty bushels to tho aoro, OK
only one-lnlf the maximum yield, showing that
the variety planted Ia no small faotor in the pro-
duct. W. G. FLAQa,
, 1873-04-28

Louisiana Tr0MbleBs
DAroN RouaE, La., April 27.-A detachment
of 125 OF the Matropoitan Pollco With Wluohea.
, 1873-04-28

last evening from Now Orleans, ani. loft this
morning for Port Vincent, Livingston Parish, for
the purpose Of installing Appolnteoh Of Kellogg.
Thoy werc mot at Harrold'a Forry, Amiie River,
nt noon to-day by committee OF three persons
representing tho Port Yincont party, ari 1t iB
presumed that matters will bo adjusted without
6lOndshoi
, 1873-04-28
Magnificent Furniture
Am A TT1TTNRr
AT AUCTION |

At tho Marble Front Residonco No. e3H
Wont Wanhington-at:. third door west q
10 o'clock, Maenitioent Parlor Suits, Very
RICH Chamber gots In Black Walnut and 9iffi
Cabinet. Black Walnut Chambor Sets. Easy
Chairs, Marhln-Top Tables, Very Rioh DIM
i1g;Room g Fnrntturg, Kitchen Furniture.
etc. We onll particular attention to this sale.
be1ng ono Of the handsonestf furnished houses
in the oity. ELLISON & FOSTER,
Auctfonaerg.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-15

MILL OFFAI.-Bran. Zoe; Shots, 25c; Brown
stuff, SOC; Shipstuff. so. wholesale from mill.
NAII.S-Old Dominion, 10 10 60-ptnny, SC. to
9-penny, ssh; to T-penny, &6H; TO b-pennY
&6,S; 3-penny, $7h. by the loo kegs, 25c. less.
STBEL-Naylor's cast. 1Sh. English blistered,
1Sc; American do. 11a12c
OILS-Kerosene 2sa3lc. wholesale; straits,
65a7Oc. linseed, 90c. per gallon by the barrel
Virginia lubricating Oil, zoe. Whale Oil, 90c.;
Lard Oil, &c., Sperm Oil, $225; Labrador God
Oil, for tanning purposes, 65a90c.
PAPER STOCK-Mixed cotton rags, 4a4Ae
white. 6a5Nc; woollen, 2a4c; imperfections 2Aa
PLow Observation-Disclosures ,5xc. retail.
enc.
PREPARATIONS-Old Dominion Fertilizer
$50; Gilham's Tobacco Fertilizer $40 90; Gill
hams Truck do $40 do. cotton Fertilizer, $50 90;
Powhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate 800 00
Whanns Super Phosphate S56; Soluble Pacific,
Sea Fowl, and Norfolk Fish. 800 90; English To
bacco Fertilizer, $40 90; Eureka, $57h; Flour of
POWDER-Sporting, vs. per keg, $500 by the
lot; blasting, $S.75a4 by the lott mining, $4.26a
4 80 by the lot; Eagle powder IN TASKS 81 80 per
case OF 26 pounds; Treble +. in canisters $94 per
of % pounds.
Cuba Mus'do, SAal0h.
Granulated.. .......l2h Extra C.,.............l0h
Powdered. C.....................9Al0
Crushed.....--.-l2H Refined Yellow. .....9h
A..m.............-......llh Gut Fundamentally
D.....................".1l
Country merchants should remember in order.
ing, that refined sugar is constantly fluctuating
SALT-Liverpool, $3.50; iobbng price, per
SHOT-2S0a3OO per bag
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-S0a90c
TEAS-Black 66c. ash 25-the last n prime ar
ticle; Imperial, S0a$1 80; Gunpowder, 6a$l75