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MEDICAL.
0RSIAcIES no MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men frem ne effects
stoseJs Imnedimenfs 10 SsryiaSs removed. New
method OF tfeatnsnt. New and rena!k.bsI -
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Eo.
2SOlth Ninth strest, Philadelphia, pa neaSe-
ton having Q hiGn reputation Tor honogeoe e0n-
duct and professional skill leoe-m
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Asset,
- Georgetown. .=r--
rRUsrEE,s SALE q dA.yyA A55gAaSgLkE LOT Al

By virtue Of decd Of trust 10 me, dated octobe.
= fs72 and duly recorded in Liber -, folio 1oi, Of
OF snd 81 rscion or oss u
secnred thereby. VIII SELL e. pubic auction, q
ia. n ~: O'CLOCK 3. m. All Thai certain nieee az
parcel OF ground In Beaie addition 70 GeorKetown,
northeast corner Of Mentgonery and Stoddars
str,ets and runninE thence northsriy ONE hgndre.l
Stoddart street hundred feet; thence southerly
and parallel with .Aontgonery street one hundred
one hundred feet to the teginninE. - -
The above property will be sold subject to prior
incumhrAnee Of D, ~ and interest. Terms made
INV" ' = w 1.' "a CHARLES LANMAN, Trustee.
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RY u. n. WARNER.
~ Neal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, sl
rREsTE4s SAL 95 XIV yTALyhsLE gNIM-
BETMEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH.
E66EEF FHW ssFFEAETFs AHR AND sTREErs

LEEELH sIKEkTs. AND. AND I sTRIETss
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
and wife 70 me, dated January a, lG1 duly re::
sseords District o cosanSs ana q upon as
fault In the ter 81 aid trust and By direction q
s 81 RSSHe4
The 2ist day Of March. ls4 a O'Clock p. m, al
seriSed g Los sssSered sSirty.nin u. forty,
g do,tycone, sr,l fosty,swo, ss2 foty,,hrss,
&c, In GeofEs Bugess, ssb-divislon Of Lots mum:
nine, o. II squsrs SSmS.red one hundred and
afty-two, s9 jim the city of Washington, District
OF Columbia, according to the recorded plat thereof.
TerI1s Of ale: Tho amount secured by said deed
OF trust, ttAGp.n snd interest," with expense Of
months, with the notes Of the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, secured BY deed Of
dollars win be required OF the purchaser at time Of
sale, and al eonveys.einG will be e bis expense.
nhl0-dAds y. T.COLDWELL. Salesman.
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% SfMG. 1 Z. k A56EEd;ssn, 2rrslsss.
Rar17-& THOS. Z. W16GXMAN. ACT.
Pr JOSEF. ?: KELIfY,
oas e.. n ~; k kEsss ':S

vA4pABLFTa ZEAL skyEEsHT+ AEs q AUCTION,
Sh4nY se6Ass 4StAkhsA9F ss1d HI scSassc H THi
and nysejE d.tsd Ostsber q u. and dsiy recorded
= Ltber Ne. ~. foslo ~ one Of TIE hsd records
-. in Ee.s q ihs lss.lses % hONRAY, the
so:sty Of W.ssingts.. Co kssxs - s5M.ns 4, .
Portion, !" contMnfng eight acre., icing IN sane
lsnA conveyed 90 ThomaS a. Mitchell BY H. lAbeile
recos6 Or tks cou1ly o. Wss6ington, b. G.
TeKns made known o. aay q ale.
fs2sBWr&ds JOSEPH y. KELLEY, AUefA I.
AcrHH ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
oeco9hS o. the weather until THURSDAY, HEfSA
N lQk, va O'Clock, d. n. = =
b order o. the trusees.
malS-td JOS. 4. KELLY, Auctionesy. 8.
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mh7 Major and c.. s.,
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT

OffICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT c. s.,
..--. OMAHA, NEB., Feb. 81, INA.
Scaled proposals, in duplicate. will be r ceived
mill IL o'elock.a. m, OH THURSDAY, thc2d day Of
April, 1874 for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
ient United states Army. the following stores de-
urered ~ the United states Subsistence Stere-
house In Omaha: or at the usual place Of in
Chicago or 81. Louis by the 18th day OF April, 1874
81, $50 pounds Of Bacon. clean sida,, in Eunnies;
b pounds Of Beans. choice white. hand picked.
In barrels; IL. pounds Of Rec. in barrels; IS
pounds OF Coffee, Green kto, In double sacks IS so9
pounds Of Sugar, equal In quality to Stuarts &C, "
N barrels: 10, 600pounds of FULL
weight SKIES or Fights, In boxes strapped; S. 100
pounds Of Soap, hard and dry, free from adnltera-
lions, In boxes strapped: 10 40l pounds ofsat. fine
grain. clean and dry, in fright barrels full head
lined; 1,C6S pounds Of ground Black Pepper.
The quantities named above to BE- increased or
diminished according to the wants Of the service at
The date Of opening the bids.
Proposals. for delivery NJ Omaha must he addressed
70 the Undersigned: for delivery at Chicago, 10
Major Macfeeley: for delivery At St. Louis, 10
B!dders must address their bids to the Commissary
Cooperaee must b Il the bess kind. and every
tual tarc ut time OF delivery Is reqnired.
Samples, except OF bacon, must accompany propo-
SAILS and be referred to thereia-ffeighf on simpes
must be prepaid. ..-
Proposals will he received subj ct to the usual
conditions heretofore published. .sr
Blank proposals and further information will be
furnished upon application 70 any Of to C0mmissa-
les named. JOHN r. HAWKINS,
mh7 Captain and c. g..
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rRUsFBA,s .lALE or VERY DESIRABLE
!. 6TREEE NO8THWE01, DEfWEEN Z AND

B. B6 v,rs.sofs Assd q tr1,. aated September 9.
3e.a Of t1s tan9 kseords fos Ws.Ainsfsn county,
thsreSy. wheM 90 p!6iie snsiIos, Is front Of the
fStl day Of ilsrcst <. b. iGS ihs foiIo~ias de.
ecsfbed pert Of three az and 1vS Is
IN square n6mbered three huudred and twenty.
one, (0I.l ID the stty Of Washineton, D. c..
nsEtnninS for the zane g point on line Of
Twelnh street, Mess'' sevsnty-feay Cll feet nor1h
nom ne 'southwe3tefD corner Of MD square, and
thence running eaat eeventy-Ave (53) feet: thence
north twcnty-slx C61 leet: thence west twenty-five
90 feet thence sduthshsee az fest; thence west any
street % the plsceof ginnIns; ana also lie Ses
s ne fSrever or an :iIsy g the rear hereof and 4.
eomno8oUs SSies rcaiSes,e eons''uss 'i very
Terms Of sale: ono fSusth eaah, o. which sSoo
must be paid at the sAlex and the deferred pay
mente tn be made in two and three years after
day OF sale, with thtefesf ut seven per cent. per
to the satisfaction the tfuslee Terms to be fully
complied with within SIX 6ays amer day Of sale;
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell
property amer one weed y notice at Tie risk aud
cost OF nfst purchaser.
Ali convsyancing Al putehhsr.s cost.
WI II. WARD, TInstee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
M1-STuTh&ds Auctioneers.
ArTHE ABOVE SALE ISFUeTPONEDUNTIL
THURSDAY, March 10, MA = The same hour aud
place, on aceoant Of the ralHs.
sAT GREEN 81 IL 1WsiL4sEazs. AuetIoneer,.
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ny DUNCAHso1, BOWLING = Co.,
y Aucsienasrs. Cernsr Niath sad d ssresta
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
CPRING ARRANaEMENT 80
ORTIZ
Steamer Pilot Boy.

On and amer TUESDAY, Tebsgssx n the
steamer PILOT BOY Will be- run as follows:
Leave w Arlington every tn kSDAY1sd SAfU X
DAY MORNING, q O'Clock, from Sesenff-strees
turning on WEDNE SnAYS and SUNDAYS.
On THURSDAYS leaye at Y o,sloSk, naen. for
m, ssa ,. N. on sRlp4HS NJ. n. prprs Aren't,
WAsHIN0TON, NORFOLK, N4W YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVlNENCk =.
The fine Iron steamer LADY p1lfHE LAKE hsv-
ing re.umed her re@ylaIf tipS @ NoEf0lk Wi leave
and THURsDAY. e az I.s tsscatnS q the pri.-
sips. liz ~ ~ GO e s os. q.
Proyidelees with the l.orillard StemslAp Con Many
for New York. rrslsht sh9nla y addssssed stcAaA
kh .ff4EHRea. 49,
n,a A. Ss1 RIAAS AZ n Ses:ss1 aAaSSsss,S
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNi-

DY LATIME1 4 CLEARY,
ID Aucfioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner q Penn. avenue and Eleventh
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AUCTION SALES.


i V 4evss .s;l
IBYL d. W7SS9H. . - 80
Il 49,. - - 49, =. - =. 'ss'S''~
i TRp2IEEgsaAkI oHx THRRk.<zoRY DnIcr
Il OWELL1E0 on Tifx GTSf a ~ or TS1SS.
Il TIEWTH 6TRREf HITVRTk IN r
Il 6f1EETS U0RTH2RfR ~ x3tr22,<sS~ =
lA-0 Mi iIlV 1Ssor4 " n 1sS@S> sgpss9 TX
XN IsSd HSeosdS IA vseSinSsSSs sSssC - ~
Sess - sps ~ ~ H2sas saetion, =
IN II aHscl,SSS = ~ ~. ecifH2~i..s LSo5nsV -
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By virtue Of deed o. t5ust, beArinE date On iyth
day Of January, 1911 and recorded in Liber No O.
folio lis ct se OF the land records for wash.
ington county, d. c., the undersigned, surviving
trustee in ssid deed mentioned, will SELL at the
PubiLc sale, IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
the ssh day Of April, 1874 at SAP O'Clock p. me-. all
situate in the city Of wsshingtoe, Is. e, and known
q and being Icy A, in Jones' subiiyison Of lot: y
together with the buildings and sppurtenances
thereto appertaining, consissiny OF . three-story
and back building brick house.
Terms OF sale. Is foiIows: One-snh cash, and the
balance In equal payments at SIX, twelve eighteen
and twenty months, with Interest from day Of
sale at the rate Of seven per sentum, secured BY
deed OF trust the premises. deposit OF &1O will
be required OF the at the time Of sale. II
said trrns arc not complied with IN ave days from
day OF sale the property will be HeSold At the risk
and expense Of Che defaultinF purchaser. All con-
veyanclng at the expense OF The purchaser.
RICHARD WALLACE, SSTyiyirg TsSstee.
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RRI IeHAsD E 6. xssSgssss55s lrn...s..

n. 1.-oa the 'nornIne oFths sale We shaii oder
OF the Aforementioned hotel. fstarJ mis-
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PROPOSALS.
PaoPosxi.s ron sUf5LiSs.

II = -"
ORC. ccl ls.Ast sss,sraset Il
Sealed presess = III sssa ~ & Il,
s.: sss :ss ;!: SEA III IS; s
=: ssSs :ssss -, e . e ass:;S
f a4 VA s e. IN. -, !. -
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ne, S.. ,.,,1sx,ieh .s....i, M d,..,sa IN
IL sAss, 10 = q SSahd hsoSsS u Sssssif al
%. q Is pe..as sosS, sesal, a.s.,,. s,.,,sa
s S::sS: - III eiSsl Be. =.
pa: YIN q snserts..sa lr sssrnyp. part 4 -
sssSiss::s (. & j :;
Gss.l eoadiiios: ispSssS !: y s.s.a ,sspses.ss
s,ss SSdis Snss cr a. Al psskasss mus -
iaidinssiss cssi, a ~. r Jsy.s'
'n mn Shee' cspssis sad 4. g.. u. 3. 4.
PRoPosALS t0R suPRLIn a
!, - NDErxEInHsro DAI0rA,
ss; Sss Sa n: % x
], lssA for farnishing the Unfel eists. s.6si.t.
sacs Dspsrsment with COED, hs Bed Cattle q u
!. Al fe.s Iaiod; Dssot. Tsrssesy. 1hssssa~
! xt Tori Stsvsssss. Dakota rsrrafsry, lshss1 -
. AZ Fort Riee, Dakota Territory. ohsad On OIL
"a ict Ssii!, Dskoss Territory. . bead on -
!. xI fss :saslI Dalos. Territos5, .shs.a on O
! Tie cattle S.st Sverige about COS tAssaa4 end !
my Q,seol Pcsnds. gress Nelght and y steefs
q Via ssss ssste
= rs 5 +: i. n TnSsr insss 81 q Ssss ~
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Future Days.

DY LkTIMER 4 CLEARY,
- AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh st.,
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BACK BUILDING BRICK
HOUSE ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
EETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
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Chattanooga Market.
Corrected to Dec. la. 1871.

Grain-Corn. buying, on the wharf, IS
selling in the depot, 922a95. Oats
per bushel; buying on the wharf 601; selling
in the depot, b5a57A. Wheat, $1.O0a1. Is.
Hay-Prime clover, new, per ton, $50 Goa
$500 Timothy and Herds Grass per ton,
SIS. OOa3QO0.
Flour-Choice, So. 75a7 90; extra family,
$3.50; family, $500; superfne. $6.OOa6. %.
Bacon-Clear sides, Is; shoulders, d
hams, 134. ri. .
Lard-Prime leaf, fierce, 1G; in cans, l9.
Country Produce-Butter, per pound,
2Os30. Eggs, per dozen, 70. Chickens,
each. 15a20 Potatoes, Irish. per bushel,
75a90. Sweet potatoes, 70a60,
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COMMERCIAL.
..OLES ALE MARKETS.
CHRONICLE OFFICE,

CHRONICLE OFFICE,
kNoXyILLE, TENN., Dec. - 1871. I
There is no change whatever in the grain
market, and but little is being done. The
corn market is not as active as it should be
at this time, but we presume the first good
tide will bring some grain from Upper
East Tennessee. No change in other ar
ticles
WHEAT-New prime white nominal, 81 90
CORN-New buying loose, 5Os60c.; sacked
in depot, G0aG5c.; selling free on board AT 7Os
&C.
LARD-Scarce, liable.
OATs-New, 40a45c., loose.
IRISH PoTATOEs-50a6Oc.
SWEET PoTAToEs-35s40c.
dAY-Fsir demand, SlOOsI TO- ba,ed.
Loose from wagons, soc per lj0 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Appies, 4c- Peaches,
quarters, Jc.i hslyes, Glare. Blackber-
ries, 15aSc.
FLoUR-Rsther dull; country family,
buying, $500; selling, , 25a@.50i. ex-
lrs, buying, g. 7ja3.00; selling, s3.O0a
3.3j. RnoxvilleCIty Mills, 4" our standard
iamily," $50; Pearl Mills family, S3.25;
City Mills extra $40; Pearl Mills extra
BACoN-Firn and scarce; none in mar
ket new not ready.
FEATHERs-Buying, prime, 4Oa I5c.. mix
cd, IUdOOC.
BUTTER-In demand a. I5a9Oc., tor fresh.
EGGs-In demand, at l6slSc.
RAGs-COttOn, 24R3c.
BEKswAx-2Ta2Sc per pound.
TOB CO. 4 tennessee leaf, 5sl2c.
GRASs S~Ep-I Imothy, S3.1ja4 co per
hush
Grass SEED-ClOver, - .OOa7. 80 per b IA.
herds grass 500 -
Blue -" SI.5O "a
Orchard grass, 81 50
iINsENG-Sl. 45sI.5O.
SENERA SNAEE-Dull, 4Ja5Ic.
YELLOW RooT-Dull, DC.
sSooL-W ashed, 4]s45c per =.
FUR>-All kinds dull and low
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KnoxYiIle lumber Marke,

Rough boards and scantling, $l5.oOsb
Is 90 per ], 900 feet.
Clear seasoned plank, $40. O0a25.O
Dressed weather boarding, Sls.GladLOO.
Flooring, SS5. 0Oa40.
Ceiling, $50 OOaS5.O0. -.-
Black walnut, green, $30.00s85.0'; sea-
so7ed, $40. 00s50.O0.
Oak posts sawed tspering, a'c escr-
Rough cedar posts, 2Oc.
Tapered cedar posts, soc.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.U'lai@
Sawed shingles, 81 .OOa5,OO.
Shaved shingles, $4.50a5.5O.
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R0me (Ga.l Market.
Rome Courier. Dec. 10

Rome Courier. Doc y ?"
Wheat-Per bushel, $l.00al. p. Corn,
Sal 90. Flour-Family and extra,
S7.O0a7. so; superfine, $3.50 choice, fi.OVa
90 Bacon-Clear sides, 13al5; shout
Gers. 10al2: hams, l5al7. Meal-Per b9shel,
9Oal. no. Hav per 100 lbs, 9OaSL26
Lard - sserces, lial6; in kegs, l7alS. Butter
Der h., country, 25a35c.
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Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA Herald. Dec. 10Th. J

Bacon, shoulders, none; C. r. sides none;
sugar-cured, 13! Bulk Meats, shoulders,
81; clear rib, III clear, 1l2 long clear,
III hams, Ia Green meets, ] less. Lard,
barrels, IS; tierces, l54a1G; kegs, cans and
firkins, 16i buckets, =. Grain, corn,
white, new, 9sca$l co; ear, s5. Wheat,
white, -$1.40al.50; red 1.S0a1. 40; amber,
Oats, mixed, SO; white, IS. Peas, $50.
Corn meal, Sl.00 Butter, S0a35. Eggs,
30a32l. Feathers, 50a70. Wool, 35a50
Flour fancy, $40; family, G. IS; extra,
do. 7.25; superane, 5.15i eXtra,s6.25
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Enrekn Mnls Flour.

A standard brand in every market where
old. The leading brand in the market
where manufactured. DIR. j, Nat Lyle
proprietor. r,,,,.
The following quotations of Eureka Mills
made from actual sales: -
Fancy, $500; Family, $400; Superfne,
$500; Fine, $500; Bran accents to sl.OO.
Corn Meal without superior in quality.
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TERMS

HARPER's Bazaar. one year...............S4 90
s4Cpineludes prepayment of U. S. postage by
the pull hers.
and BAZAR to on addr. IS for one year. so 90;
or two of Harpers Periodicals, to one address for
one year. 81 70: postage free.
AN Extra copy of either the MAGAZINE, WEEK
-IY or BAzAR wi be supp lied gratis for every Club
of FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at 81 q each, in one remit
lance; or six Copies for So 90, without extra
cory: postage free.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The seven volumes ofHAPPERs BAZAR. for the
years 1853 'o9 TO- III. IT, '73 IA elegantly bound
IN gre, n morocco cloth, will be sent by express.
freight prepaid, for 81 90 each.
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the publishes
Subscriptions to HLRPER'S MAGAZINE. WEEKLY
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An Extra Copy OF either the MAGAZINE, WEEK
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OF FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at 81 20 EACH in one remit
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Back Numbers can be supplied at sny time
A Complete set of HARPER's MAGAZINE. now
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wi be sent by express, freight t expense of pur
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Sundrfe6,
Drugs.

The fall trade in drugs has been very fine,
and still continues. The prices have gen
orally remained firm with but few changes.
We quote:
Spts Turpentine 65e Opium. Z fh...........sl0 %
LinseedOi. raw, , g 81 10 Morphine, q or. 20
do do boiled lis Tod Potass., q n. DO
Tanners Oil. Fgal T. as ChloratePOtass.eD ~
Lard OIL. best. = gal IS Essences. 2 dez...- 30
train Pepper, = 70 sc Symphyx, Z d0Z...- 30
Nadder 2 fb........ &c IIart's Relief z dUl 2t0
Indigo, = D. l,l0Gl.25
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"Unqusstionably the best sustained work
Of the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED. ...
Notices Of the Press

-NOttCt6 q NC KItSS
The eyer-increasing circulation of this excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation to
popular desires and needs. Indeed. when we
think into how many homeS it penetrates every
month, We must consider it one of the educators
well entertainers of the public mind, for its
stu Id prejudiees or deprayea tastes.-BOstOa
Globe. .. ..--.
1he character which this M0goziae possesses for
variety. enterprise, artistic wealth. and literary
culture that has kept pace with. if it has not led
the times should its conductors to regard it
with justifabie complacency, 1t also ent. ties
them to great claim upon the public gratitude.
The Ndpd=iRe has don good and not evil all the
days Of It's life.-BrooElE7l Eagle.
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction
Harper's Bazaar.
IIILU STRAIT ED.

szaz Notices or the Press. .sa
The Bazaris edited with q contribution of tact
and talent that we seldom End IN any journal :
and the journal itself is the organ of the great
werld of fashion.-Boston 1rdretler.
The Ba<dr cummends itself 10 every member OF
the household Ito the children by droil and pretty
pictures to the young ladies its fashion plates
In endless variety, 10 the provident matron bS It's
patterns for the childrens clothes. 20 Ddted MAJ
and luxurious dressing gowns. Bat the reading
mat er of the Bu=ur is uniformly Of great excel
lence The paper has acquired wide popularity
for the freside enjoyment it atords.--N 4 IRE
nin0 70 Z.
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live stoCk s1arker.
BEEF CATTLE

These reports are IGsde up from sctnsl
ssies. and the readers OF the CHRONICLE
may rely upon their correctness.
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SYFuDA.
Teas.

Common Sugar House
None in Ia trkeJg.
Prime and chOics...6J;G =
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MhoIesale grocery slarAet.

soaps
!, EaInliy...-.......Si-00sb box
4 irk's Sterling. 5,OO
Kinks Standard. geo
Champion Bros. 80
KNOXVILLE SOAP FACT'Y
Palm. 69 10 boxes. So 60
Eureks, IS ID boxes 800
Candles.
Pardfine.-..-.S3n2Sc Rtb
StaT.mil = eight Isl 29I9
EHbAGcB.
Common II in asa 50cFto
Bright II inch-.a5tG65
CFddy, y inch .-.-.05tG75
SmOking......4SctGSl 20
snuff.
! oz. P'k 'gs CiaTrett'ss4.75
= uFL q. d. N .tAl
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noes.

The arrivals have been unequal IN the
demand, and the market remains steady
AT our last quotations. We quote well fat
tened hogs weighing 80 and over at o.
hogs weighing from 200 to 30 at . to OF
light hogs. 81 to 6 gross dressed hog: al
= IN u
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.Il.5shout the same as last reported. Fat
..ula Temsin' sctive. We quote No. l.,
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I AIMED Goods

Sardines u p case Sl7G20
: ID Peaches , dOZ.
to case q cases. 5OtG6.W
Pine Apples p case
StrauberriesF caseS6a6. 50
? b Tomatoes ......S4 ,5RG5
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Cove oysters 2 70. Scee5.5O
Rice.
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Cigars

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GrOeeTs' Drugs.
indigo. SFsl 25 .5URih
do Manila | .25@l IS
Dutch Madden -l7Ql8c
shot and Lead.
Drop Shor.-S2.7APbar
Buck Shot. 5 %
Bar Lead.............lOc4