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Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOS

HAvE received upwards Of FIFTY FIRST
ii PREMIUMS, and are among the best no"
made Every instrument fGlly warranted for hye
years. Prices as low the exclusive use oil the
very best materials and the most thorough work;
manship will permit. The principal Fianists ana
composers and the piano-purchasing public, OF the
south especially, unite in the unanimous verdict
of the superiority of the STlEFF PIANO. The
DURABlLITY Of our instruments is FULLY estao-
Tsbed by over SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLIE
GES in the South using over 500 Of our Pianos.
Sole Wholesale Agents for several OF the prin-
cinal manufacturers of Cabinet and Parlor Or
cans; prices from $50 to 5000. Aiberal discount
to Clersymen and Sabbath schools.
A large assortment of second hand Pianos, at
nrices ranging from SIS 10 $500, always on hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing the
names of over ?, O0e Southerners who have bought
and are using the StieR Piano. ,.,,rr,
Warerooms. No . North Liberty Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Factories. 81 4 sc Camden Street, and 10 d
Perry Street.
Nav 2. 1874.
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REMOVAL.
Collection Depot.

TFIHE Cbarlestown Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch of the b. * o. Railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot. Freighis will here
after be collected at Charestown. instead, as here
tofure, n. the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving freight on and alter
August lst 1872, WILDE required topay Tor the
same before removal. y. y. = S4Alth1,
Aug. 3, 1872. agent.
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Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Wooden Goods on an
increased scale-hlving greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside fall corps oi com
petent workmen. Every article heretofore man
ufactured under my supervision will, in my pres
ent establishment, be produced in greater peiiec-
ton. and will compare fa7orabiy with the best
fabrics.
am in the market Tor Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents IN Ch9'
Town. Messrs. Dnke 4 Gaaher-allowing the
highest market price. Ifmore convenient for my
old customers who NAV desire 70 exchange W ool
for Goods TO deliver the Wool IN Chariesto"h'
Messsrs Duke Il Gallahcr are authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices, &C., NAV be had by
addressing me at habletoWn, or my Agents a'
CharlestoWn.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust to merit, by careful at
tentiou to business, the manufacture OF superior
goods and bv moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom o; old friends and trial
by new ones.
Nav o. 1874 SDirif corr.
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oDied in vsiu sttsmp; to taist the rsii 'f .
mule. i Western obituary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-12

Clara Morris llIrs. Harriottl personatcd La
dy Macbeth in Shakespearc's tragedy, for
the frst time, in New York. recently, and crit
les and pubic are divided as to whether she
was successful or not. the former declaring her
inability to take any classic character, while
Gotham evinces its entire approval by giving
her crowded audiences every night This la
dy's conception Of the very difficult role differs
from the generally accepted one las portrayed
by Madame Janauschekl, in partaking mofs
Of the persuasirc, than the forciblc and almost
masculine element with which Janauscheks
Lady Macbeth is imbued.
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STRAW GOODS

No. pa BALTIMORE ST.,
White Marble Building, BALIlMo"r
A complete Stock of Goods keptalways on hand,
suited to the Valley Trade Orders solicited and
will be promptly and faithfully attendedto
January 10, 1867.
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Centennialities.

Gen. Hawley proposes TO transpoit tue coun-
try's centeuarians to and from Philadelphia
next year, treating them as the Nations guests.
As a consequence century stock is rapidly IT.
sing
A group statue. life size, representing Sc
MUS Dispensing the bouoties derived IRON
commerce, agriculture and manufacture is be-
Ing prepared by Partisan sculptor for our
grea. Boast next year.
It is suggested that all young America b,
given one week to whoop and dance around
during these days commemorative OF those
which tried mems souls. Deliver u.s. We
think it will try the boys aud girls soles, too ,
Beginning at Bunker Hi Is affair on the 18th
and ending with Yorktown's surrender in 1851
there are fifty-three anniversaries TO celebrate.
The rext after Bunker Hill is that of Wash
inston taking command Of the army, July 30.
The old women who see omens in such tri-
ges. may possibly shake tler hoary heads, ard
rub their bony hands together 10 hear that
the first gun which ushered 10 Centennial
morn at McckIcnburg last mouth shot OF tho
gunner's hand
'Tis the Sunset Of Life gives me Mystical Lore
And Coming Events cast their Shadow before.
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LATER NOTES.

tltlN4
Hon james Bunioe'on. republican repre-
sentative in Congress from the Fist District OF
Massachusetts, died at Fan River, on the tlh
inst. asel Js wears II is a coincidence That
the late Mr. Hooper, colleague Of deceased
also died on sunday.
The Brooklyn iHion. a mammoth sheet
supposed heretofore Co. be ON so'' basis. has
loosed its g,ip an1 gone under It's Liabilities
are over $1,000
On dig that Mr j. a. TYLER son Of the late
President John Tyler, of NIrei"la, Is ENGAGED
70 Hiss Gardner. OF New York. Sir. Iyiei
has been residing ju Germany for many years
past aal served In the FVuco-GcTnaa war
wiki honor. Miss Gardner Is OF an old Ne"
Yuk family. and cous,a OF he handsome
Mrs. Tyler. Of Virginia.
The Fishing Season has been fully inausp-
rated. though hardly any large ssiues Will he
dipped before April. Tire Alexandria Market
is wen supplied with rex. perch aud few
shall.
The new S.. Doniuicks Church though not
entirely flushed viii teopcuel temporarily on
the l7Jh inst. ou which occasion Rev Jno A..
Ratrhf1rd. Provincial &C the order will deliver
q panetyrc sermon ou the lie u st. Patrick.
In my next will give your leaders a bnet
description Of the new church.
Now :hat Che Committee has IoId'd MS tent
Billy King las left the protection OF Victoria $
shore. and come % Washington. lie Is the
guest of Senator NjUG'm.
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NARPIED.

In Brucctoun. Frederick County, Va, on the
8rd instant. by Rev. ). Townsend ANUEh ).
SWHlLEY and Miss LOU 4. iJNErT.
On the 2nd instant. bv Rev Charles g. Fisher,
Rev. EDWARD F. HETEdCN, - Miss MA
RiAN. eldest daugltrr OF John A. STROLLER, Esq,
both of Frederick county.
On Thursday morning. at Linden Hill, by Rev.
Tro Z. Hyde. assisted by Rev. MI Townsend,
SAMUEL HCYETr. o. Miss BABECCA j. TAN
QUARRY, all of Frederick county.
On the 25.h og February. 1875, AZ Mount Car
NAL Church. by Rev. j. Foster, Mr.. SANU IL T..
MOEELAND 10 Mis-, HENRIETTA HARRIS, al
of Clarke county, Virginia.
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The Old Family Journal.
Important Notice 70 suOscribegs.

There IS 10 postage upon Che tre, lresS
sen. to subscribers ut,m the C31a;y Of JEFF
.rs5n. Ba,. after the lst day Of January
1875 &c. Win be compelled 60 wPFy postage
upon all papers sent 20 subscribers resident
a.s.t OF ibis County. We therefore cal.
Che attention Of our patrons TO Ills f'e', aud
urge upon them t37sujtt5e amoIDtoi Z stage
lis cents per year We would be galiiaa
ia arrears would pay up.
~. IS. b. Ga.aher, Jueior Editor vi tie
Farr Pass IS absent oljoavedag O. recruit,
lis Leaid-lc-~c the hck of much Of in'eres.
t5 the readers ol Gle " 0ID FAMILY IeCaNAL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Duplicate Stores !

FVENEY DUNN has received an extraordinary
! ,upply of goods suitable for the Holidays.
and 10 order The better u display them and to
accommodate customers has opened, in addition
to bis store at the corner OF Main and West
Streets the room lately occupied as a Dry Goods
store bg J. ". Lock, opposite :he Bank of Char
llstown. Ateach Of these places he will present
10 BUYERS a choice lot of Foreign and Domestic
Candies and Fruits, Nuts and Cake Of every des-
c,iption, aud other articles to tempt and satisfy
tha palate. including Oy sters. which no will be
able TO furnish 10 families in quantities to suit
from pint up. varied assortment OF
To and Fancy Goods for Gifts.
December u. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13
stockholders Meeting.

4 q meeting Of the Corpnraiors Of the Jefer-
a son County Agricultural college held at the
Office OF Green & Brckwith, in the town Of Charles
town, on the 10Th dav Of February. 1875, il was
ordered that general meeting Of The Stockhol-
ders of this Corporation be held on Thursday the
lst dav Of april, 1873. at II o'clock 4. NJ, a.
Woodbury., the residence Of James II. Grove, near
Leetown in Jefferson County, West Virginia, to
electa Board If Directors, make Bylaws and
transact other business Whch NAV be lawfully
done IS Stockholders in gem raj meeting.
JAMES Il. GROVE,
Secretary OF said meeting.
Marcel G. ls75-4L
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saddle and springing lightly into her seat
Base-ballists are anticipating great fun dur
ing the coming season. There viii be thirteen
clubs in the professional arena most ci "'ilch
fancy themselves the champions.
". W. Corcoral. Esq, has purchased the
summer mansion in tbs city, adjoining the
Arlington Hotel for $40 200.
Dempsey the saootist and would-be suicide
and Lotta Warren. his intended 7iciim are
both recovering. They owe their lives doc
tor, say, the ooe to a rio, The other o. a corset
bone. both Instructions having diverted tie
bullets from fatal Judgements.
JEAN SAEDs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13

Z AIDES, Misses. and Chidrcn's Philadelphia
4 Shoes of the best qoaiity made 70 order. Also,
Women and -hiidrcns Pcgged work. justreceived,
for sale by GEO. ". L. kEABSLEi.
Jan Q. 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13
Terms Of Sale:

Ouc-TLrd Cash-onc-third in six months,
and remaining third in twelve months, with
interest from the day Of resale on the deferred
paymeuts-the purchaser or purchasers giving
Bond aud good security for same, and the title
TO be retained to secure said deferred payments
till the further order Of the Court.
Sale to commence at ! o'clock, p. ".
ISAAC FOUKE,
Special Commissioner.
W. l.. ANDERSON, AucGoueer.
Feb 9, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13
A n ew Stock.
A Full Lime and Cheap as TIE
Cheapest.

HAVING much enlarged and newly re-ttte.di
throughout my old established GNOChkl
House on the corner of Maine and Lawrence
Streets. have Just received and have on sale, AZ
the mos, reduced prices, as choice aud varied as
sortment Of Merchandise in nv line a ever before
offered in the tuyn. The stock Of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SIIUPS,
New Orleans Molasses, Spices. Cheese, Crackers,
Maccaroni, Canned Fruits, Jellies. Pickles DC Is
full and complete and of the very best quality. A
large and beautiful assortment Of
OUEENSWAR
of the latest patterns and at the most reduced pri-
ces. A full line of Glass Ware Wooden and
Earthen Ware, Flour and Corn Meal, Buckwheat'
Bacon, Lard Fish, salt, and every other article
required in the family supplies.
CANDIES, &C.
A large and nice assortment Of French aud ~
merican Confec ions, Raisius, Oranges. Lemons,
Figs. Almonds. Nuts, Cakes, Spiced Oysters,
Mince Meat and Brandy Peaches.
carefully selected stock OF Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &C., always on hand.
NJ. Country Produce will be taken in exchange
at the market price. o-,-,,,,,,,,.
December 10 ls74-Gm.
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.--7THE Old FA MITIY JOURNAL.
RoRINsoN SALOON,

No. q QUEEN STREET, ,,rv,
TIME BAR is at all times supplied with the very
best Liquors. Huntsville Pure Rye Men h,
taekv Bourbon. aud other brands. Farmers MeI-
chants, and others supplied by the pint guar :,
gallon, and larger quantities az loE rates: ',s
and o,her Drinks supplied at the Bar in first class
style. Ale. Wine, Gin. Brandies. &c, TO SUIT Gus
toners. Cigars OF all brands. Give roc = eau:
Ssnt 10 is74 JOHN :. ROBINSON.
CtHURNS. Tubs, Buckets Measures, Meal S,eVcs
I Coal Siiters, Hampers, Farm beis' "'sH
Ne Yoy 81. Gs74 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
DUTCHER, Sticking and SHINING knives, Car
vers. Steels. and fair assortment OF Table
an" Nov III 81 lsSt t JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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December 10 1s74-Gm.
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saturday, March IS, 1875,

OF the One Story BRICK BUILDING aud
LOT on which it stands, it being a portion Of
Real Estate Of 4 H. Ball, deceased, in the
bill and proceedings meptioncd--same lying
and being in the town Of Harper's Ferry, JET
fe,son County, West Virginia, on The corner
Of Shenandoah and Bridge Streets, in said
town As directed by the last mentioned De-
cree. said House and Lot will be started at
$3.50 50 cents that being the advance bid Of
Bridget Burnley made to the Court therefor
\ Plot made by s. Howell Brown, showing
the SIZE dimensions and locality Of the House
and lot to be resoll as also Of the adjoining
House and Lot bought by Bridget Burnley, at
former sale, will be exhibited On the day ORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13

4 DYERTISING CHEAP Good SyrenGi-
"A fe.-All persons who contemplate making
confracfs with newspapers Tor the insertion az
advertisement should send % cents o. Geo. J..
RoweIl A Co.. ~ Park Row, New York, luf thtir
PAMPHLET BOOK fAine'gsercnh sdto"l, con
tanning lists og over g001uewsp1pcrs lud estimates
showing the cost Advertisements taken Tor
leading papers IN many states az a tremendous
reduction from publishers rates, GgT Inl H0oE.
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Sc CASHH' -
Granger Prices

TslIIE fallowiue Goods offered to The pubic Tor
Cash or Barter, at prices satisfactory 70 an :
900 Sacks Fine and G. a. Salt,
-crmbsrland. Egg and Yut Coal; ful stock Of
Filled iinseys, Keiseys Flannels. Blankets
RFADY-NsBE CLOTHING. 100,
CHOICE STOCK CLOTHS AND CASst-
MEHES,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
D.lmorals. Trimmed Hats ao.iery. Gloves. DC.
Special attention caiodto our Bleuched ard bro"n
Cot;ons, Table Uil aad Linen Cloths Ia Class
ware we oaer grea, inducements
A Full Line OF Groceries,
which sneak for themselves. HARDWAGi-iu,i
stock and Inducements offered. We would ask
You 10 examine onr
BOOTS AND SHOES
before purchasing elsewhere, rs we have one OF
the best selected stocks OF Hand Made 0ooosi
which We can guarantee.
We offer the above goods at thc lowest Oash
prices. Corn wanted and taken in exchange Tor
goods
5z0- Orders filled promptly. .o~,,,.cs
Summit Point. Nor. Il, 1874.
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Administrative Notice.

TENHE undersigned. the duly appointed Admins
/ trat.ix Of the Estat, or J. VI. Deoialue de-
ceased. hereby requests al! persons having claims
against the tstat, Of deceased 20 present the same
daily authenticated for settlement. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 20 said Estate are
expected t. make prompt payment
LEONl c. DECAULNE.
February q, ls75-lt. AdmiHi.trairir.
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OYSTERS!

TNGESH OYSTERS to-day and during the sea
j SON by the Pint Quart or Gallon. Parties
Wishing them ia large quantities, will be furnished
on short notice. will furnish them by the plate,
in every st,le, at the " Old Stand" prepared by
my old Cook. .....-,-
JOHN :. YESTERDAY.
Basement jefferson Building
Oct 10, 1874
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To GentIc1n en- OF Taste.

YOU should call and examine our wei -assorted
Spring Goods now opening. As many OF
these lupoarArioyS cannot be duplicated. you
would act wisely by leaving your orders carly so
as 70 secure choice STYLES. fiettec IL Alex
onder. Merchant Tailors. p. y. Eutaw Street,
between Favette and Lexington Streets. Fit
guaranteed and no disappointment
Aaril II, lo7L-ly.
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Pay Your Taxes !

4 Ii persons who fail to pay their Taxes before
4 thu Fifteenth of January, 1878, viii be
charged an additional 10 per cent after that date.
EDWARD TEAkNEY,
Sheriff OF jefferson County.
December 10, lS74-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13
Special Commissioners Sale
OF
House and Lot in the Town Of
Harper's Ferry.

ON the terms and conditions prescribed in
W the Decree pronounced 22nd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, by the County Court of Jeiier-
son County. ". Va, in the case Of Edward
Tearney aud others plaintiffs rs. A. NJ. Balls
Administrator and heirs defendants, pending
in said Court in Chauccry, and pursuant 20
another Decree rendered in same case on the
18th day Of January, 1915, the undersigned
appointed Special Commissioner for the pnr-
pose will make resale at public veudue, t' the
highest bidder. in front Of the Mountain View
Iutel IL the town Of IIarper's Ferry. on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-13

rEyEE AMERICAN SARDNE COMPANY'S
BONELESS SARDINES are much better
aud less than half the cost of Imported Sardincs.
February ~ lsTi-lr.
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For the Free Press.
NATIONAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March Z, 1875.
happened the other day on g very curious
newspaper paragraph regarding a speech made
ia Congress. April 4, 1884, by Representative
Gcu.e McDudie, on the Removal Of the De-
pr.rs. The time was one Of great political
excitement, and as If 90 add fresh luel TO the
Gtua rumors were rife &c the intended assas-
siuaaon Of Tie then President, Aolrew Jack
s5u purn. h:s speech, which by The way
WAS celebrated el'5t 0u 81 great >cbiect, Mr.
Nl1uffe touched upon these deaJh-rumors,
expressing abhoueuc5 Of suth evil tendencies
ga the people tie said: " will make one
concluding remark on the subject tod Tor
"lale that il should be prophetic .-lni i, Is
.tllt 10. iu the midst Of a violent political eX-
"elemeut, 10 ever should occur that PreSi-
. Zen, of the United State, should be aSSiuatet,
g. ue Will te tie last constitutional President.
a..l his blood viii cement Che tespotic throne
...l his Successor" Notwithstanding bis pro-
a-liu., their assuming such form, dli
N.Imais really wear the mantle % proFaesy
when lt uttered these words? itwould seem
.a. Sugck down by au assass'as hand, Lio-
..f.
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DUIST'S and Briggs Garden Seeds for sale by
ID JAS. LAW. HOOFF 4 co.
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NTINCE Meat. Dried Peaches. Prunes, White
VI Beans and Dosiccated Cocoannut, just re-
cciycd. For sale by W. EBY.
Dec. p 1874
, 1875-04-16

111o: 11Be. Dacon, better feeling; atrnnsor hell
a.pAo isTo; ltNi34o hams IL dcmAud; iJ,,s
Observation-Disclosures. IN Hood ,lotnand; n.m: r,,
sstp.. ~ Srls; 'sRo!'sS: so' Inferior ferean
WmA4f-nail; L,usIana aud ordinary wc,tsr,
rectiaeI, sl.lJ; cho.o, w.sIesn. si.i5.
ctNcISNA1f
CINCINNATI, April l6.-Ftoun-Fllr and firm. f,,
unAts-wLeat steady:. moderate don,nnl; r,s
snt srm; who, toa.S. iye l and I unsssra': nssr.r':
$;G@i.Mia: H. barley quiet aud unchanged.
Eaat-stssdy: moderate dsmsnd; 1cc.
other grades dull.
uMkEss-Dlill and Unchanged
clown HExD-Datnand good At full pelccs. toa
Faoy1s1oss-rort fair and firm; sa1nca7,,.
July; lilo 1uaa.t: Kettle l5A9sSc. bis il ,ns.: 'st:
laysr Apr clear, li}:slao. p.eon fair s.a nrI q:
MILWAUKEE, April 1s.-FLoun-Qutes and TN.
,an.lN-whe.s arm; No. ! MIlw.utes .1,o,x,
osts .e.res sna nominal NJ fss.h, Sosc* *'esH cs,
store, AXE Rys scarce and arm; No. t. in tss,,
si.15., Hurley scarce mud arm; No.2, tia: IL,
rnovrs,os.- Weak. Mess PORK. s2'.so. cash. sz...
:N@7yle, io,ss; ,a,iiIs., lia'i1l; boxed iuss ms!:
L.Nn--Nonina!; .ie.m, l,ksl'''!o; ks!tle, IT,,
h9es.r1s-floai. 5000 hrla 0sti, 10, bu WHEAT
bn.rHEs7s-rlonr. 5000 bsls; cats. COO bu zh.al
32,ooo bn; gum, aoJ hu.
TOLEDO.
To1Eno, April 1s.-FLoun-Qufet sntl unchanged
UnA1A-Thcat dull No. white Wablth. sItir.
5"as ss :siHs p prse. 'ss ssi.s .sslaSta IL
nn s 9a '1sa, IL 1tg sina TX SG,o1. an9 1'ow'.s
, 1875-04-16

Atninae. se,s se,s e., ~
"nsss ETSls g sisf5 sonines
falr though guile equal in volume 10 that q tho
TS-1arg:. i've sn,sli,slc; b.E. 3;e sotDEa--Nnt I,
29 a.: sa M cdrr1s-dS. .nfS H., H.: ,s.ss ssS sis
irr, x.. anEEr Zixc-fhli cshk", i9te; tass ',a,.
ill., ..a r. .aHs 10 si d nsa.3. t.t ssnsa
lie; American ,ussia i, ,ie; il. ia,. wins-No4.
70 t. ss IL. !? T. II H. s IL: .ia IL r. r.
~: fill bundles s' rer ee's discount; fence ~lr''
Eti1rs-wcre .tt.,ly at sa.s7k rates.
DfLa-E1tra winter tarl u!l has Aavanced 10 f.9sA
1.au; o.horwac quol.tous remain tho sane q. u,
could ressonstIy 10 efpceo al thts ..age Of to
sou, and Tho general enor of Ir!us |. rnt: Carbon
ten,ri white, 4, es .est iSs a9 r. 1luoi' ,ss,
ests. 1ia wi ~iner sHi sri 81. si3ssLs, No. IL sIs
No. y sedas,c l!naae.l. raws ~; 90 bosa, M s.s;
II pure, tiH3 DO estra. 9lcti $40: do No. j. ga
loc bank oil, o,e; .tsaits eoc; ptan'nags o ,ats
IL IL ,a1asasns; s.as's, sssea S:ss'
roTxFoEs-The receipt: were ses!n heavy, md
s ara9 "i aud lo.s c'f s.1 ,.a 4 eS. S.s
hlaw', si:o,Si los; ws.lern. ;staa,c E.rly lore.
Eastern, s5a ',c DO Western. 7ae; rsschb'ova from
rOuLTAY-Turkeya wera tearea aud trm. Other
descriptions Of POULTRY wsrs in moderate snprly nnl
80 oi dos Or i:aiso psf sse.s, Hss, si.uatssoo
per dax. . ...
8EED3-Tmotly was In fair rc1ues! and firm, I'M
der moderate offerings, At $.1 ta!5a. Hungarian
a..d nlst were sAlaie 1t 3!oJea1D5 aud '$ll5n lOt
respectively. Glover was dull ahi weak under mora
liberal offerings; medium soll nt fsoa0l and lnaul-
n,oth 4. s!:stt7i.so., Flax ao!d It $i,s,heH2.n.
SAEr-WAs se1ly 1t tho ,lrcea given: 0nondags
anu Blginnw, hne, $It5 Canada, do, $40: ordinary
coarae, &1Uo: amond. $.1aH; dalry. Without
Lick. t4.CU Las.
TEks-A fairly satisfactory movement ia Witnessed
at ftea.tily n,aint.incd prices. Trate has ahown
ateay Improvement for fortnight past, and Tho atr-
kt ID wosElrE irto hemtr position. Following nro
tho quotations: Young hyron, common to good, Is
lac cholee 10 extra nus 10 all 90; COMMON 70 lno
old hyson. 4ta tic; common u t3ue imperial. c85o 10
good 10 choico dn, 1863 0c; fair to 70 I'd Runpower
10 5G8:; ertra Eny.lne, $l15Al93: ptugsary. rom.
mon to good. 6os6c; good To cho!re, 755t5c; choice
to extra now tapzn+ 8ua1 common to good do, a
i0c; fair to good old. i496sc: cun,mon Do 4vtatec
70 tine oong, o54 A3c; Eool, aoGsBuoi cloicc
to extra. t0c $i.t6.
WOoD-N.mains steady At $50 for maple, and nj
$7.0J for be-en, delivered. ..m
VEAL-Cholce offering. WIRE quoted n 7asc, and
fancy 1t Ye. Coarte thin carc4sses were low as
l@sIc.
WOor1-Taa luet. Small orlcrs ara filed at the
rrres auncxcl: aood to prime tub washed, bGG53;
poor IL good tn'-w, shed. +i32c; fine aud medium
wAshed fleece, so ;o: fancy do SECT coarrc washc,t
ncesc, 41.S4 400; medium and coarn1 nnWaRhed, 3t3
BIC tlne unwAshcl, iGi3.c; pulled WOOL 42@15c.