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(UAL.
COAL!
THE TRADES.

SIhCLhIB & ROBERTSON,
- F111,ra. 4l1-lfa,SS cad EHglEs BHilfsTS
Personal attention given % JObbinR aud Repairs
OTcers sclicitec, and examination Of work invited
HIS STREEr,
sepl4-Sm fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
a VIKINGS AND leon AWNING FEANEs
Al FOR STORES,
ma1ufsrtUr-d By
80. u. g. COPELAND,
- - 81 avenue one door east OF TN street
RTiyats kf=iieu-es ~
1sOh Is y 3 for Store, At sactory prices
ELAGS, CAHP-hEETINg TEaTS for saIe o.
rent. "
=, Agent Ter the Improved Hudsw Prcof Awzia
49,. uaES-Ir
WsINas AND A~NIHs FRANCS
- ~ trrpTorsf Style and P1tfuH
IoE sicFes, HGteis, Public Buildings, City aud Uoup
Sry Residences - factory Prices
Manufactured b
JOHN o. HOGAN,
us nsrEet S2sce, between I'm sad sth styeess
Eisss aud Osnp Meeting Tents for sale or reat
Sole sge1tfoI zoe oaIy Gsu1Iue widowed PS0o,
ANnilE UagEriEl. sr5s tr
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wn MS 4 S 81 Payne Trustees.

g-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
Sccoubt of the rain, uutil TUESDAY, October s,
laiI same hour 9nr place. By order Of the trus-
tees. LATIMER AZ CLEARY
reT5O-O6dS AnctiOnesrs.
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Yf WASH. B. WILLIAM Ms, nct,ouesr,
~ lsnecesSor 10 Green Williams, A nc, icuaers. 4
No. 1901, northwest corner I0th aud ID ST.
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RY B. Il. WAREEE,
" Real Estate Broker aud Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and SIS n6rthyei
TRgsTEAs sAIEoF BUILDING LOTS on q
sIkhsT h0RTHM ksT, BETWEEN I2TH

until WEDNESDAY, October nth, 1874. same
hour Geti ara place Gd2S nTELgYs Trustee
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P PAo,R Sc T. tf FffssahrR, Trustees

R-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, October 9Th, 1874, same hosr aaa place
FaoMAs r. FISHER, Trustees.
sepss- eo6ds j. T. OOLDWELL. Salesman
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPOHEn
ppt1l To ESnAI, 18th dsy of Jolly, same boar and
place. By order # the Trustee.
TsEATOS DoEOHO, Trustee.
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Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURSITURE
s0PEhIok BGuSsEL5 AND 0THER CAB
PETS, At AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY MORNING, October III, a.
w 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No. 2O26 +
~ street northwest, an excellent assortment
sof Furniture, &c, consisting in part of
Walnut PsrlOr Suite, in Crimson Plush
Walnut hiarbie-to Tables.
walnut Etesere, Walnut Writing Desk
Wilton Brussels, Three PLY and Ingram Carpets
walnut Extension Table. SidebOard
China, Glass and Plated Ware
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
Nardrobes, Bedsfesds, Bureaus add Washstapds
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather BOlsters and PHI OWE.
OilclOth, Window { hsdss.
Window Curtains. Toilet Sets.
Kitchen Requisites, &c &c.
se2s-d IRep.l LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
W u L Il
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pY WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
~ Successor to Green Williams, Auct's D
No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID tr Gets
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Desler IN best varieties Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND GOAL.
Also, WOOD in the stitch, or sawed and split.
Prices moderate for Gosh.
Oflcss aud Yards: Foot Of X street and Rhode
Island aVeLues between Bah ard 10th streets.
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMIL-
ION & PEARSON cor. Sth sns D sts. jy39-Iy
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81 TB L ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Rntil
R1bAY, August 2sfh, 1874, same hour and ri ace
GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee,
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10y WASH. 3. WILLIAMS, Auctionser,
ID (Success or to Green & Williams, Aucts
No. l0O1, northwest corner 10th and ID streets,
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Oldest Fortifcation in America

Oldest Fertilization in America,
The Spanish fort of San Juan de Pinos,
now called Fort Marion, at St Augustine,
Fla, is the oldest fortiGCalion on the wes.
tern continent still used as place Of de-
Tense. 1t covers about an acre Of ground,
and would accommodate garrison OIL
1000 men, with 100 guns, 1t was bO'
gun 10 1920 and completed in 1866, the
Indians being compelled to do the labor
of building. Over the entrance is The
Spanish coat of arms aud the name Of the
then Governor, the chief engineer Of the
works, aud the date Of the completion oi
the fort. In 1885 dungeon was discov-
cred by the caving ofa wall from above,
and 10 it we're two iron cages just large
enough to admit the body Of o man, aud
each contained human skeleton, Who
tho victims we're there is no tradition to
tell 10 ono Of the dungeons OScGola
was chained, previous to his removal to
Fort Moultrie. The fort is now garrison.
ed by au old sergeant.
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bat it's a sin-a crime" persisted the
gentleman. "BOsides, its cOwardly
thing to get away from trouble instead OI
fghliug it dowu, Hero, walk along with
me, and let's hear all about yOu;' aud Giles
rose up aud did what he was told, pouring
out all bis troubles TO bis new acquain'
tancc
The church Of ST. Stephens had struck
the hour twice, the baby was asleep at
last, tho three elder children we're in bed;
but hunger aud cold kept them wakefal,
and Polly Stevens satalone over the empty
CRATE, thinking Of her husband, She was
wishing ever so many things; first, that she
hadn't spoken so sharply then that he'd
como home, cross or anyhow she little cars
ed so long as he did come; and then her
thoughts went back to the past, when they
were happy and comfortable, aud she be-
gan to se6that, perhaps, in the beginning
she had been a little to blame, aud hadn't
been good manager, aud hadn't always
had tidy place and bright face to greet
Giles when be came from work. Then
she travelled on in fancy to the future, asd
she was just picIuring hoE nice it would
be to have tidy home and clean children,
and sufficient food, and Giles as kind as he
used to be, whom footstep sounded on the
stairs. Next minute who should burst 10
but Giles himself, excited aud talking, but
not from drink, pulling out sundry parcels
from bis coat pockets and ahugc loaf from
nudOr bis arm, and"a halFpound Of butter,
which for want of any other place be had
carried in bis bat, The children called
out for supper, and for once nobody scold-
ed; and asthcy sat up aud munchsd thick
slices Of bread and butter, their father and
mother sat talkingof a new friend who had
bought the food, AID bad engaged to give
Giles work the next day, so that indeed
brighter days seemed coming. 1t was a
fresh beginning of the life in the Stevens
family, and allPOlly's brightdrcams came
true, for before long they were in a tidy
home with their children reatly clothed
aud properly fed, and people would toll
youthat now there isn't happier house
hold iu the town. Gales and Polly has
'tafSdF stsPpT6g a6d se6idibg row, ID
is a good husband and father, and works
steadily and WE'LL but there is one secret
which rests betwecn him and God, andtho
friend who saved him that night, when in
bis misery and despair hc knClt down by
the harbor and wished for his lifo's end.
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Mhu Not snccessful.

The young clerk marries and takes q
house, which he proceeds to furnish twice
as expCnsively as be can afford, and then
his wife, instead cf striving to help him
earn livelihood, by doing ber own work,
must have servant to help her spend his
limited earnings Ten yeers AftGrword be
will be found struggling on under dou'
bic load of debts aud children, wondering
why the luck was always against him.
while his friends regret his uhappy dosti'
tuition offnaucial ability. Had they from
the first been frank and honest, he need
not have been so uuIucky, The world is
full Of people who can't imagine why they
don't prosper like their Deighbors, when
the real obstacle is not in banks, tariffs,
bad public policy or bard times, but their
own extravaganza and needless 'ostenta'
ton.
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Virginia House,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VAa
4 p. DEEM. Proprietor.

T,HIswell known.House having been thor;
| oughly repaired from altlck to cellar an, an"
rcrurni he'd at great expense, with new Oed,
Ti"" % torelhcr With new furniture of the most
mod modern styles is now one Of the best kept
Houses IO"s IN Ihc State. Experienced walters at
,ond the wants Of guests A night watchIman
iS I kent to convey passengers to and from boats
ni 'S aTPI nI] hours Of n.ght The travelling public
are NJ respectfully invited to stop at this house
guaranteeing that they will not 60 away G,s, u.s.
ssa,is6cd In connection with the above the
proprietor has good Livery Stable
october 9Oth, lS73-lf
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A BEAUTY OF THE LAND OF Flowers.
-"Silver Spring" according to q FlOri-
da correspondent, is tho most unique spot
near that most unique ofriyera, the %.
lawaha. One marvelS over The clear
transparent water Your boat seems to
aoat in The air, and objects can be seen
eighty feet down at the bOttOm-fsh, loo,
are plaiuly seen. The bottom is silver
sand, varied With pale cmeraldS, huge col.
orcd rock, strange formations Of lime CryS-
tails aud white coral The spring throws
out thousands Of gallons Of water min
ute, but there is scarcely discerniblca a rip
pie on its surface. Drop in coin aud
you can follow it with your eyes to the
sand at the bottom as it zigSsgs down.
ward.
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French boys cannot play, they are
afraid of being hurt, and they dare not
fghg so they indulge in all kinds Of dirty
tricks, aud are thorough suoaks. Tho
French boy is very aFeolionato, very emo
liopal and ever ready with his tears: but
he has 90 power ofe endurance, no backbone,
and, although sometimes agreeable aud
polite, is generally cowardly aud etfeuin.
ate. ~
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There was method 10 the supposed
madness Of the spiritualis! who recently
committed suicide, Even iu his prepara-
tions for death he was unable to resist the
temptation to perpetrato, joke. In a
written memorandum left behind he say.
II have purified my soul twenty-five or
thirty years. think must be rectifed
spirit"
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Newfoundland not SPart Of Canada. :
On the Stb Of November the general
election in Newfoundland to decide Vhe!h-
or tho island Should become part Of Can
ada or remain, as now, iGfpOsseSSiOn Of its
rospdusibloTcvcrumout, took place, aud
the result has proved favorable 10 those
opposed to the scheme Of confederation, =
In St. Johns, the capital ofthe IslandSS
vigorous opposition was made to the
scheme Of confederation, aud not one con.
rcderatc was returned in that city. Fer.
ryland, IIarbor Maine, PlacCntia and St.
Mury's, all returned anti confederate mem.
bcrs, Trinity aud Harbor Grace have
alone returned conrederatOs, but the great.
or number Of tho voters Aro poor, aud they
are absolutely controlled BY their English
employers. The enthusiasm in ST. Johns
over tho third and inal triumph Of The an-
ti.confoderatos was most ardent, This
victory in Newfoundland is conspicuous
in view of tho struggles made BY Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince 3D.
ward Island to remain in possession Ofthsir
own Parlamcns. That island is today
tho only unnnnCxCd province in British
North America.
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A suburban minister applied to ticket
agent on one of tho railwaysiora "clergy.
mans ticket" aud on the official express
sing a doubt as to his clerical character
exclaimed: If you don't believe Tn a
clergymnn I'll read you one Of my SER
monsl The agent passed oVerthe ticket,
but did not insist upon tue proof
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TO the Public.

uAvING permanently localed in Point .t
ii Pleasant, | am now prepared to 90 any
~ ~ ali kinds Of Carpenter Work in short time
o' and / Mt reasonable prices. Plans and sPeGslh'
"o,iors ""G ms furnished when wanted, Good refer
o",'""o o".os Given, Come Onel Come all and try
SnVV' t,n sN J. N, CHERRY
Jac A, ls73~ly.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

M.soslc -Minurn Lodge No l9, a r and Al d
A H. meets monthly on the night of the 'gII
mdon, the same beng Tuesday, or on N 'Ge
: Yucsiay,n;sbt Immediately preceding "'J
: KENNY, Secretary: NJ
p. 10. o. F.-The Point Pleasant Lodge. No.
OF. meets every Thursday night
sst Fishers Hill. y
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Think | restrict myself within bounds
in saying that so far as | have observed in
life, ten men have failed from defect in
morals where one has has failed from defect
10 intellect. = Horace Mann.
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The big rhiaoceFos, The pride Of tie
London geological Gardens, isuo more
He sucouubed 10 a sevardattack Of iQdi-
gestion, and died inthe bosom Of bis fam.
lily. He leavesa widow aud au infant son
to mourn bis loss.
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Bound to get q Subscriber Anyway.
We we're ouco out oO jaunt in the
county, sticking to every farmer until va
got his name and money, and it so hap
poned that wo camo to house where
death had called few hours before. The
farmers wife was laid out, and he and bis
children we're growing over her loss when
we knocked at the door
"Whnt'sup?" was the inquiry, as We
saw tho farmers solemn cOuntcnanco.
"My wife is dead, replied the farmer.
"Is that so2" We asked, little diSap-
pointed. "Dil sho die oasys"
dropped of like lamb"
"Did she soy auythiug2"
mot q word-just went to sleep like"
"Tdidu't know, we continued, sad
look on our face, "but what she might
have requested you to subscribe for your
county paper, tTfyou want i wen taEs
your name, and under tho circumstance
we'll not charge q cent for The obituary
aQice!g.
Tho farmer hubg "a ! whilg, but bss
foro We went away we had two additional
dollars in our pockets, aod had written out
an obituary notice, which the boreaved
husband pronounced "a mighty smart
piece,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
MASON COUNTY,

MASON COUNTY,
Judge Circuit Court-RoS JOS. SMITH;
Residence, Ravenswood, jackson. county;
CLERK Circuit Cuurt--C. B. WAGGENER
President County Court-B. J REDMOND
CLERK County Court--E. .KIMBERLING;;
Prosecuting Atorney--D. W. POLSLEI'
Sherif--C SEH0N.
surveyor Of Lands--G. W. PULLlN,
Assessor Dist. No 1-JAC0B RoUSa.
" "D.S VAN MATaE, Dep,
No. 2-JOHN G BUCKLEY
spacrintend't Of Schools--D +. GUTHRIE
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A lawyer, to revenge himself on bis OPP.
poneut, wrote rascal" in his hat. The
owner Of the bat took itup, looked carefully
into it, and Coolly remarked to the judge
that the opposing counsel had written bis
name in bis bat, and be had strong suspi-
cion ho intended to stcalit
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DR.. JOHN W. AYLOR,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

MOUTH OF TRIErGEN, W, Va.
DEING rc.ulargraduate of the University
ID of Virginia, and having permanently 10
Gated at the Mouth Of Thirteen for the pract
ice of his profession, he hopes that by strict
attention 10 business 10 merit the patronage OF
lie pubic. apllL ~ lo3-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

TERMS OF CRCrrT CovrT First Monday
in ApriI and first Monday in October.
TtRys OF CovNrY CuuRT = Third MONDAY
in January, March, May, July, November
and December,
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a. r., R, MOORE.
DR. s, G. SH A W

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
(IIENDERS his professional services to The
public. Callsfrom the country promptly
attended to. Office, corner Main and Third
Streets in his new building opposite Pres6yte'
,inN church ap SLY.
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Minnesota thinks Of aupoxiug tho Chip,
pewa Indians, and admitting them to the
rights Of citizenship,
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COTTON MARKETs. JULY PA.

NEW YORK Cotton, net receipts, SO b1les Z
gross receipts, 425 bales. Futures closed eready.4
Sales, 1900 b.Ies; august, l6 9-329L6 6.l6sF
September, l6 2l.32; Octo ner. 10 o 1917
1e19.32; November, 1G15-32918h; Decem-
: BA III .iil middIings. 169c. Exports
coastwlse, SO bales. Sales, 20 bales. stoc1, 1856
bales. &
MEMPMs.-Firm and In gooi demand; offerings
light; low niddIings, l5x@l5x. Receipts, II
bales. Stock. 9,425 bales. ~
BosToN.-Ouiet: mlddIings, 17ac. Net recsiptsss
20 bae,: gross, ~ bales Sales, 90 bales. Stock,
8, 500 bales. = .
3GALyEsYoN-N Nominal; mtddlings, 17xc Net
receipts, 40 bales stock, s. So bales.
WILAINGTON.-Quiet mfddIings. ] 6kc. Set re-
ceipts, bales. Sales. rs bales stock, 646 bAies.
middling, e4c. Net receipts, 23 bales gross, a.
NV ORLEASs-Qniet and uuchsDged mid
dlInes, ], 600 bales Ut 16Kc. Net receipts, Z6Ss
bales; gross, $50 bales. Exports--Jo the Coast.s
nenf 1.O0O bales cosstwise, 40 bales sxles. 800
bales = Iast evening, 500 bales. Stock, 20, S08
, MoBrLE--Strady; middliDgs, 1Gc.; low mid
dljngs l4xGSl5 SC. Net rrce'pts, 36 bales. txpost
coastwse, Az bales Sales, 90 tHies Stock, = vs.
sAyAsyAH.-Steafy; mtddllrRs, t6c. Net ~
ceip1s, T. % bales: gross, I'D blte8. ealcSt aJU
bales stock Q, a29 hales. -.
CIIARLRSToN.-steldier; middIiDRA ] DC Nee
receipts 100 bales. Exports spsstwtse, SuS paiene
sales, IS bales. St0sk, g. 946 bslds. q,
NoRYOLK.-Dull and n6iRlnsli low miadnn&yt
I5S6lSkc Mel receipts, 19l bales. E1p0ffh
COAST vise $40 bales. Stock, bI6 bales -
hUcKsrA-Strong and steady ualddiings, 1oAc.5
Receipts, "A bales. Sales, 90 htlef.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, July %, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.QlS1; seneca, without top,
Bees,oa1: 25@2sc. "a b.
Butter: Prne 10 choice yellow. 25c. poor TO
good, 15620c. common, 10412c.
Broon,-C Corn: Green, sAp3hc.; red, 6@sc.
Corr, Neal: 81 q bushel.
Eggs: In barrels 13@14c- p dozen; in crates
Flour: Virginia country is uuoted to-day: Fine,
$5.75@$6: Supreme, 81: extra. $7.50@s7.75;
famtly, ordinary run, ss.75&s9; fancy oragds'
Esethers: Prime nve-goose, 60c; common,
Fzarsesd: s1.55Qs1 go q bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl.00a$l.l5; clover,
Lard: Country. 11@12c.
Oats: Baled. s0@9Oc. y 100 MS
Potatoes: irish, 10000. " pushel
Rye: Csc. u oushel.
Sunlac: 31-nominal.
Saucas: S0@S7hc.
Bdlei Strap: SOC.
TtulloD: 6@7c. q D.
Wool: Washed, 40l43c.; nnwasheo, 2512Sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cemeat: s2.25@$2-30 q barre Rosendale,
$3.50.
&c.: Manchester. 7hc.: Manchester, SIC:
"A James River, SIC; x james River, 7Hc.; u
Sass kye5 s senssHSH s s sosR
bridge, &c.; koekbrdge, shc. - Leaksyille,
l0c.; A w: Conestoga, 1lkc;: G. Conestoga,
l0sc; y D: Goaes!ogs, &C.; lo-4 Peppern, Soc;
BIeacaed Sasstings aTd Sheasn9s: "A Wamsut-
T.. 1Sc.; A. Masonytlie. 15e;; A Roekdale
isNc.: A Home, 1ske.; ~ Oneida, l2Hc.; -
lOkc: Whitestone, 1Qc.; X Barnsley, &C.: x Red
Dog, 7c.; b scifuates 7e.; Methnan, e5ssc:s Pc
, MiiIS. ass.: Be seiissiew. &c. ~
ai src,sa Drills: Petersburg, loc.; Westford,
l0Ae. GraniteyAe, llhc. ~, ,noo.o.o
On Dsisinas Harlem, I2,Hlc. Boston Steam Mills,
PTinss: American. ss.: Aliens. SIC; Rich
mand. s, sprague sE; a an ssr.,n Sas;
washington, akc Hamilton, mer1 paGtte
&c: A Maasss ao AR 8xsa ; Wamsasss
oaashytcs: Rice, &c.; English, 7A:-
Drugs, Dyestuifs, 0ilss DC.
4 4leaao,: % ss.a5 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: 90 a case OF four dozen.
1 Oopperas: &C.
Cbehineal: u q p;
/ Ertrad u Log,oood: ! DC.
aiis Iinseed, s1Qsl.o5; machine, s1@sI 70
| LIZ 10 an: whale. S3c.; straits: 30@70c
i SIsn,aior.eod OH, SnGaS5c.; lard, 95c.; sWeer
sfs "a dozen: best salad 81 CASTOR; w q gaMon
Tirgina iubricating 5Oc; kerosene, 73sc. " sation
S soaa ss ss1., sSsgc, IN kegs English sods 7
AS seiriss ;TSsaoseattns 4s@ 5oe. AFRO S.
~ 1890 :. peruglun. You. Suannpe, 1fS a ton
Il segasEoWl. a5O = Pacific, s60 !; Poweafan RaWeon
sauerphosphaie, $50; Flour Of Kaw;one. $ssSs
II Guanahani, $40. !. ss.ssss
8 Fore,snI Fruits and % .ndy.
j Candy. ! DC. q p. 81.
LEMONS: 81 % q oo1-
Ornagss:: ~ =. 49,.
,a SaSsmE TibSsf Il fSc. isaiaia d
{ 81 saaa. IIcsi .rgiala ha'as, sac.; sps'
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nAn1NE asTEI.LIaEscls
PORT OF RICHMOND. !gLY aS, is7A.9

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