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RECLPRoOITY WITH CANADA.

A Canadian writer says that HCanada is 50
situated that she win have all the advantages OF
being State in the American Union and all the
advantages Of British connection, and without
any Of the disadvantages Of either country viii
be in q most happy position. Enjoying free access
to the two best markets In the world without any
Of their burdens to bear, viii make Canada the
best country to emigrate to on the face Of the
earth" IN other words, says the Philadelphia
Press, tie treaty will bring Canada in as q State
Of the Union without any share In the national
debt or taxation Of any kind, but with Q share in
all ou- prosperity. She would become 9 partner
In our PROFITS. but not IN our losses.
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MOUNT VERNON.
IMPROVEMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE.

IMPROVEMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE.
The report Of the Mount Vernon Association
states that during the past year the colonnades
OF WashingtOn's house have been completed OF
cost OF ss3ssl and that other renovatiOns will be
made as soon as sufficient money is received. The
nm Of SlOO has been subscribed for repairing the
poTtico facing the library, the estimated expense
being 800. Various gifts have been received tor
vas repaired at the expense OF the late Mrs.
Robert Z. Lee; q small marble bust Of W ashlng-
Ton was given by Washington lady aud New
YORK firm gave an antique-shaped sofa and four
chairs TO match. The members Of the association
desire to place mirrors, mantel ornaments and
centre tables in the banquet hall. During the
past year residents of the State Of New York con-
fFibuted for renovAtiOns and furniture the sum Of
&576.TO, and the residents OF New Jersey, slo5.
Members Of the Masonic fraternity in New J err
teY contributed E726 for the endowment fund.
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SEASON TICKETS,
s. co. for nine concerts, including Richings, Mon.
day night, at Ellis.

THE LATE GEN. MORGAN L. SMITH.
The body Of the late General Morgan L
Smith, who died suddenly at Taylors hotel,
,-,,., ~, IN, arrived IN Washington Thursday
afternoon, snd vas conveyed to his residence, on
N asFaehusetts avenue, where the remains will
lie in state until two o'clock this afternoon,
when the funeral Will take place, attended by
the1st regiment National Guard and the Marine
Band, The interment will be in oak Hill GENE
terry. The coffin was borne from the train TO the
bearse by Ex-Governor shepherd, Judge Mac
Arthur, T. L. Hume and n. Kilbourn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-02
FIRE.

About O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, an alarm
vas turned in from box SO, at the Medical Mu-
ssum. By private Waterman w. E. Jones, caused
BY tho partial burning Of shed in the rear Of
VTsSFmau and Immediately adjoining the Medi-
al NuEeum. The FIRE department responded
promptly and worked actively, extinguiShing
baraIy singed. Damage slight
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FAKE c1RE OF your VALUABLEs.

CaIl and examine the IRE and burglar-prooi
New York avenue and Fiftesnth street, FOR safe
keeping or securities jewels silVer-Ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten 10 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business nan can
Afford to do without them-
TeksparsSag ffonthe CAScago ssd bostoR Jpres
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By B. H. Warner:
At ssSO O'Clock, four tWo-stoFy brick dwellings
on the east side Of Eleventh street, betweeno ana
p streets northwest.
By Latimer & Clesry:
furniture.
By County Constable;
Hill one billiard table.
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aTHE FIGAROD

for Tomorrow viii contain full accounts Of all the
Weddings, receptions, Germans, parties, balls,
so.Ishlrs- hops ongaEegaeats, entertainments and
fssbionsble movements Of the week
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HTUE PHAPOJ,

1.-THE FIGARO'
for tomorrow will contain the only complete and
correct list Of the ladies who received on New
Years, with what they wore.
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aTHE MGARO'

for tomorrow will give faIl list Of the ladies
who received on New Years day, with what they
wore.
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SALES TO-DAY.

sells season tickets for Caroline RIehings' COS
tune concert, Monday night.
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mTHE FLRAROu

for to morrow will contain several columns OF de-
scriptions of elegant New Years toilettes.
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WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMuQUEs
MONDAY, Dec, 2. every night and three matinses.
EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY. PRODUCE
ton OF the greatest alton OF the age, entitled
LES COQUETTES PARISCENNES; Or, SHAD-
Ows OF PARIS AND THE BEIGN OF NAPOLEON H.
Reinforcement for nights and three matinees OF
the celebrated FANNY HERRING, who will ap-
pear, this week, in three of her best dramas. The
new Variety Stars this week are MISSES ADELAIDE
MILLER, KITTY SMITH, JESSIE HOWARD. The very
best entertainment in Washington. deeH-6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-02

uLNt~ TAN-s BOTTLE OF WHISKY
let him hin bay It md take It home like a man,
and not sneSE i"tle with . bottle Of "Bitters,n
or "Cordisl" .LU Pretend that 1t is medicine. II
be wants - . TIT is something better than q
Peruvian SysEp. Eau Iron Tonic,) that viii vital
lie tho b. obi "a give durable strength to the
system.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

1875. NEW YEARS FESTIVAL. 1876.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON and
NIGHTS. Return to Washington Of the eminent
artists, ROSE and HARRY WATKINS, aud, the
wonderful child actress and songstress, LITTLE
AMY LEE, in . grand moral drama, entitled HHts
Worst Enemy, or the Angel Child.'' Dedicated to
the memory Of Father Matthews. the great Apostle
Of Temperance, and the Good Templars Of Amer
lea. This powerful play has met with extraOrdl-
nary success throughout the country and is faith
full picture ofthe times live in, - depicting the
political and social aspects OF our national life, and
wildly illustrating the besetting sin OF society.
Admission, 50 cent? and Is cents; reserved seats 70
cents. To be had at Ellis music store and after
Wednesday mSrning dec30-4t
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The apartments OF the venerable Judge OF this
venerable hotel are too we'll known 70 prominent
Wsshingtonians and citizens Of the country gen.
orally to need description here. From noon until
late in the evening they were crowded with
callers. Men Of eminence and character were so
numerous that we cannot undertake to name the
half Of them.
Among them, however, we may particularize
Secretary Of State Fish, Secretary Of the Treas
uTy Bristow, Secretary Of War Belknap, Post
master General Jewell, Secretary Of the Interior
Delano, Attorney General Williams, Secretary 81
the Navy Robson, the Solicitor General, First
Assistant Postmaster General Marshall, Second
Assistant Postmaster General Rouett, Sir Edw.
Thornton, ex-Postmaster General CresHell, Sen
ators Morton, Pratt, Hitchcock, and Morrill, Of
Vermont; Representatives Tremain, Of New
York; MeDill Of Wisconsin; Loughridge, OF Iowa;
stephens Of Georgia; Stowell of Virginia; South
ard. Of ohio; Townshend Morrison, Marshall,
McNulta, Barrere and Fort OF Illinois; Orr, Of
Iowa; Gunckel Of Ohio, and others.
We need hardly say that Chief Justice Waite
and all the Associate Justices called durinEthe
day or evening. All the officers Of the court paid
their respects to Mrs. Clifford during the amer
noon. Judges MaeArther and Wylie and Mr..
BARLEY Mr. r. NJ. C0rWine, and other attorneys
Of the District courts, also called. Among the
callers were several journalists, among whom We
msy note Mr.. Watterson, Of the Louisville.
CoarfeT-JOurRdl Mr.. L Crounse, Colonel L u.
InKersoIl L. q. Washington, Colonel George B.
Oorkhill, Of the Chr0nicle, and others. The army
was represented BY Inspector General Marcy
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The former talking about what can be
done and getting ready to do, in field
which has been known as one q the rich
est in the world for % years, The latter,
with splendid results already to show, in
field which was never heard Of until
some years past.
The mineral lands are very firm in
price, with aRupward tendency. should
quote them at SIS to $l25 per acre on the
Il, h, and IS to $50 on the opposite side
Of tho New and Kanawha Rivers, A sale
Is reported semi-occasionally, You will
have seen the last, 1000 acres, 20 miles
above Charleston; on the wrong side Of
the river for about $4,000, % per cent
in shares Of the purchasing company,
which is from Boston, Mass, This price
il fur above the market,
ExPERTO CREpE,
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A:tna Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company Of Wheeling


UCOrge Roberts aud Others,
by virtue Of 4 decree Of the County Court Of Ohh
county, West Virginia, made and entered on thu
10th day Of january, 1870 10 tho above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed to sell at publ auction, al tho front door
u tho Court House Of slld Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1875,
ConmCncngat 10 o'clock 4. N. Of said day, oil tho
coal and other minerals, belonging at present to the
Crescent Iron Company, which arr ~ aud under ~;
lands that werO conveyed 70 tho said George Rob
Grts by the deNl Of john Woods trustee, and Mar
Ina Knox, lParlng date tho Sth LAY Of June 1861,
and recorded In the Clerks Office NJ Eald Ohio
county In Deed BOOk No %, lnge lG7i excepting
only 40 much VI said coal rs wis conveyed by said
GGOgU Roberts aud wife 10 Emma u. Carter by
deed dated tho lst day Of January, 1870, tho said
deed belng deed d exchange hCtwCOl tho ald
Elnma y. Carter, Of tho one part and tho sud
George Roberts Oi thu other IaFt and recorded In
said Clerks office IN Deed Book No. o., page p.
.lito, all tho coal, ways easements, rights ntlIl
privileges which by tho said last mentioned deNl
Of. exchange were gmnlel by tho said Emma H.
Carter to the Nld GCOHe lIObertsi the above being
tho EimG coal minerals, ways eaSOmenIs,. rights
and privileges which were conveyed by the ald
lsObGrtS and wife tO tho Crescent Iron Company
by deed hearing date the 18th day Of July, 1871,
and recorded III said Clerks office In Deed hook
No. IS, page 800. For more particular and minute
Inscription 81 mo llVltI unu UOuliuS VI ihu pIeihd
hero offered Tor Elc, The course Of entries, aud the
character Of other improvements connected With
the Hlnc, reference Is hereby made to a complete
plat Of tho sall promises now posted In tho Clerks
OIlltO VI Ohio County Court.
TRRMH or SALE.-OnC-iOuFih Of tho purchase
money to 10 paid IN cash on tho day Of alle, and
the residue Of aId purchase money TO lie Paid Ia
four equal annual niAllmGntS with interest there
on from tho day Of Sae the purchaser 10 give bonds
with security, 10 le approved by Anld Special CONF
title TO Mil property to bg retained until the Slid
purchase money shnll have been fully pail
JAMES +. ROGEl
H. q. BARR,
mr2G Special Commissioners
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Nos' y and % run Daily. No. IS and No, GO
DAILY, except Sunday,
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CHICAGO, April lO.-Flour-Actiyc and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and nominal
No. . spring 81 0ilE; fresh 81 OF regular
spot, SlO6, seller May 81 0715, seller June
rejected OF llSa92c. COrR-Dull; No. mixed
70ISa7Oszc, spot 1886 bid seller May
77JsO bid seller June; rejected IKE. Oats
Dull and lower No, ., 52IEC, spot; 62sSC
bid seller May. Rye-Demand fair and
marketiirm. Barley-Steady ind in mod
crate demand; No. ., 81 0S, spot, Pork
Dull and unsettled; $9l so, spot; $?l 5Oa
q Is, seller May; $2l S7I4a99 10, seller
June. IArd-Dull and nominal; SO 20,
spot; Sl5 %, seller May, Bulk Meats-Dull
and lower; shoulders 7Jsc; short rib mid
dies lllSci short clear ll94c, Whisky
Dull and nominal,
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EXPERTO CREDE,
A Spelling Match at Peach Ridge
Peach RIDGE, April 0. 1875,

Peach RIDGE, April o, 1875,
ElIlorso Of the IntClsOnccr;
A grand spelling match took place at
Richland district school house last eve
ming, At about n o'clock the room was
literally filled with men, women and
children, all eager to witness the ap-
preaching conflict which was soon to de-
terminc the championship In spelling.
Some Of the more limid lads and lasses
sought safety in the corners Of the room,
full believers in the idea that ut was bet
ter to he seen than heard" In the midst
of merriment and tho usual excitement
attendant on an approaching spelling
match was heard the commanding voice
Of Mr.. VIM. Bruner, who announced that
Messrs. Wharton and Bruncr had been
chosen Captains of the sides. The spell
lers were arranged u follows;
tSpluIp sllas Wharton Captain InOnIdas Brunor
NJ NJ v tila9 MfJMMGCallOch
Ms MIS- A.IiS W4&TI9a N.Y.. wy ao ,tlS
His His l MSsuiS Williams Mr. Joseph English
Mrs Joseph Wilson Miss Ida BrunOr
M Mrs SI ias, wharton nl NJ R RTgnsT
Mr II" VIII Vi MctuIiSch NIr " BTunCr Jr
Mr. WIN NagOO Mrs Bowman
After the sides were put in line and or
der was supposed to have been restored,
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Non York.

NEW YORK, April Cottop-WOak
and nominal at lG5SRl7c, FlOuf-ln active
demand; superfine western and State 81 S5a
90; common to good s. l0a5 80; good to
choice IS s5a5 90; white wheat extra s. IS
aG 30; extra Ohio 80 S5a7 90; St Louis
s. 5Oa9 80. Rye Flour-Flrm at 81 95a
4 20, Corn Meal-Fim at - 0Oa4 90,
Wheat-Irregular; No, / spring$l 96al 30;
No. do 81 I7a1 Is; No, northwest 81 81
al "a; No, g Chicago 81 Goal 93ki No. 9
Milwaukee 81 2Sal -. Rye-Firm ut 96C.
BRrlOy-Dull and decling. Malt-Dull.
Connective; mixed western g9a9lc; vel.
low 9IIIR95c. -Eirmer; mixed west.
Cru 73a75C; white 75a76I5c. Haydn.
changed. Cotiee-Quiet and unchanged,
Sugar-Firn; fair to good refining JSdSl Sci
prime SIC. MOlasses-Firm and in fair
demand, Rice-Quiet and unchanged,
Whisky-Steady ut 81 1871.
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PIIiIntIeIphin.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-FlOur- Firm,
or; Wisconsin and Minnesota family IS GOA
3 10; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio 81 %
1900; high grades 81 95a7 G!I4 Wheat
steady red 81 2SNl SO amber 81 SOal 81.
Rye--lleld at 81 10. COrn-90a0lc. Oats
Less active ut 70a73c, POrk-S99 70,
Beef llams-l5agSc, Lard -l619al5Ac.
Petroleum - Easy; refined 13JSc; crude
0SSG. Glover Seed-Quiet but wanted ut
lONc. Butter Quiet; New York md
Bradford county extra 2SaSOCi do. lrsts
9Sa95c. Cheese-Steady and tirmi west
Grn lGI%alGs4c. Eggs-DCclining western
9ga93C. Whisky-StCady Mt 81 II,
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BALTlMoRR, April TO- -Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-FirmeT Pennsylvania
red ut 81 SEAL SO; No, 9 western spring red
81 20ai 90. Corn-steady ut " 40. Oats.
Firm ut 7Oa73C. llyG-QuiGt ind unchanged
COllee-Quiet and unchanged, llay-Dull
aud unchanged. PrOVisiOns-Quict. Pork
Steady ut $22 76a93 90. bulk Meats
Nominal. Internationally unchanged
I.ard-Stcaiy. IIutter--Stcaly ut l6aggc,
Pctroleum-Nominally G3SaG9Sc Whisky
Quiet at 81 lSIal II.
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Now York Dry foods.

NRw YoRK, April Robustness very
nctiyc with commission houses, and an i'm
moved jobblng distribution was Effected
cotton goods in steady demand At un
changed prices. Fine brown cottonsactiye
Outside makes Of bleached Shirtings dull
Int popular brands arc In good demand
and hfn, Prints mure active, and shirtingl
in Increased request Woolen gooda're'
main inactive.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ny TELEGRAPH
New YORK; Money nnd STOCKS.

NEw YoRE, April 0-MOSEY- Easy,
closing quotations for call loans 9yGaS per
cent.
FoREIGN ExCuANGE-I. Easier, with bust
ness ut $i.s5Liai.s5IS for bankers long Stcr'
ling, aud $LSOhai.sON for demand.
GOLp-opCnod and closed al ii5H, with
sales In the interim ut ii5A. Carrying rates
2a9y saJ per cent. Clearings $j9,OOO,OOO.
The Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000
and received for customs $95j,OOO, Specie
shipments during tho week S503,O02, of
which $iOgO7O were Spanish gold and $5O,'
800 American, the remainder being silver
coin and bars Imports $56O,iOO gold coin,
sgOO,5OO bullion and $4,000 silver. Dry
goods imports $9,17i, loS; merchandise im'
norris S6.1OG,SlS.
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,OIoIlO.

TOLEDO, April lO,.- .FlUur-.sleOdy md in
moderate demand. Whcat--Steahy and III
moderate demand; No. I white Michigan
$I2I lGal 22; extra do 81 q; amber 81 ~
al 1917 No. . amber Illinois 81 90 Corn
Stcady and in moderate demand; high
mixed ut S0lSaSO9Ic; low mixed 1Gn7GAcj
white Use; no grade 7jc, Onts-Steady md
in moderate dcmand white GGhaGGlsci
Michigan o. Ne.
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PITTSBURGH, April lO.-Wheat- Quiet
no sales reported. COrn-77a7Sc, M to qnal.
ity. Petroleum Crude quiet and firm 1T
81 Goat Pnrker'E refined l39InlIc Philndel'
phia delivery.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, April lO.-Wheat, Cornamd
Oats-Firm and unchanged, Petroleum
Quiet; standard white, eur lots II 70; Ohio
State test axe; small lots lace higher.
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SroCEs-lnrailrOnd bonds thCrewas con
siderable excitement and large dealings In
Union Pacific; the prices made were the
highest ever current Union Pacific iirsts
advanced to OQ9I, md for large lots 100 was
bid. Sinking funds rose to 03I and closed
nj O3H bid Ond offered ut 03lG, Land
grants sold as high as07; the ex coupon Of
NJ per cent advance was stimhlaledby the
increase In the earnings for the first week
Of April Of $lOl ,iOi on last years earnings.
Central Pacific sold at 100 and closed at
pO,;aOOI. Other railroad mortgages quiet
mud firm. A meeting Of the joint commit.
ties Of the Pacific Mail Steamship and
Panama Railroad Company was held this
afternoon for the purpose Of adjusting the
questions between the companies on the
matter Of through freighls. The Pacific
Mail committee submitted II plan which the
Panama committee will lay before It's board
Of directors aud report nj n future meeting.
Vice President Scott states TINT he has ex.
nmlped the accounts Of the China agent OF
the Pacific Mail company, but had not found
any discrepancy. A mlstakc existed in the
nccounts Of the agency Of ltons.Kong and
Yokohoma, which occurred during the alb.
sence Of The China agent. The improve.
mcnt In active stocks to-day ranged from y
o 4 per cent, Union Pacific touching 73A.
The features were Union Pacific, Delaware
4 IAckawana, Northwestern, Pacific Mail,
Wabash aud Western Union. During the
day there was decline from tile morning
prices, but towards the close there was re.
covery Of from "a to'9s per cent, with lnrgc
dealings OIL increased earnings. The mar.
ket closed active and weak. The sales to.
day aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which
1000 were Erie, 1920 Lake Shore, 1900
Northwestern common 1900 Pacific Mail,
$500 st. Paul, $4,000 Western Union and
| a nnn tY.,tr,, nnotHn
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"An Ounce d Prevention Worth Pound d Cure
THE CHlLDREN'S HOME,
OF THE CITY OF WHEELING,

Tho only tineetarian ileiurmaiOry in tho State
Of West Virginia, controlled by DTrcinr1and lAly
Managers representing all denominations, support
eli by voluntary contributions
Tho Homie Is open to Visitors on THURSDAY OIL
zach week from 10 o'clock r. w., and to the re-
latIons ol Inmates on the third Saturday Of each
month, al tho amo hours, .... .,,,.-
ViiI 10 ihSnEIully FuCoi1cd At any time, either AZ
th0 Home, tho Office Of list, Davenport Ihrks, Of
ihe Dfy Goods House Of Simpson lIC8c
SnT9- NTH
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GneGatelIiqeneer,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY Wail, N Giraaos, POiiags prepaid
one year..,.....,,,.Ss OOThree months-.,,.-,S9 %
six mOnths....,..,.., OOOne mORth.........,,, 70
Delivered by Carriers In City lie pr week
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Business Letters Tor US should be addressed
"FfeW 8 Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed % any Individual member Of Tho irm BY
name,
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RB"ThO above prices arc lnvaTlable, Renll at
our risk, In Drafts or POstOlce Money Orders, and
where neither Of these can bO procured, send tho
money In Registered Letter.
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COLUMBUS AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.

Nos. 2, and run Daily To aud from CnCin.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday,
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jan29
UNoBACCO.
i Is butts Old Virginia Navy,
200 CRddlOs Old YlRinIA Navy,
100 Butts choice Bright twists,
80 Halt Butts chOice BFlgh twists,
80 butts Standard Hack Navy,
100 CaddlGs Standard lllAOk Navy,
Is Buckets Flne Cut ehBWlng
30 Boxes y. q. smoking
lIsL RAyENP0RT a PARKS
SUGANa
. We have always ON hand an aasnrlment Of
Standard Whites, tiranulated Powdered, Crushed,
Extra Cs, Yellow gs Of all grades,
LIST DAVENPORT 4 PARKS
L 100 Bbl, Ripley XXX.
800 Ripley xxx,
2OO Moss ROsO,
800 L. d. 4 Fs Choice Family,
200 Choice Spring Wheat.
LIST DAVENP0lEr 4 PAllkA
L 10 Chest, Choice gunpoT1or,
10 OOlOlg,
Japan
LIST, DAVENPORT a PARKS
NTOLAssEs.
lM 100 DblI choice New Crop New Orleans
Just received and for Ml8 by
RICE-9o TIERCEs NEW CAROLINA.
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKs
NOFFEE.
" lSo Bag, Choice no,
sSM.,." ,ho,o. H SHT1,
nAVENnNnT 4 nAnRu
NlIEESE.
" $50 Boxes Primo New York Factory,
100 " EXln Western ltRaGTVe.
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS
LIOMINY-6e BARRELS WHITE FLINT
IL y uSt received by
Oh List, DAVENPORT a PARKS
MGNCR MEAT.
Iil 80 Buckets AtmOrO's,
90 Buckets AndOrSOnI.
LIST, DAVENr0RT 4 PARKS
IXTE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND ARRIV.
w mo daily choice New Orleans MOl@SCS,
choice Now Orleans Sugar.
Etsn-NEw CATCH-LAKE HERRING,
u White NSh, Mo-, ], 2, MaOkerOl In barrels,
-, LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS
EiRsT ARRIVAL OF the SHAsON-N. o.
IL SUGAR Just received by
delS LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKS
VGNEGAR-PURE CIDER VINEGAR AL
Y WAYS on hand.
List, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS
OiGS-LARD AND CARBON.
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NEW PROCESS = 100 BBIS SATIN GLOSS.
IN Its tho bGBt In The market. Try Il.
LIST, DAVENPORT / PARKS
plCKLEs.
i 80 larrBls,
100 half Barrnls, mDuyer's Ileat."
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKA
nUpONTs GUNPoWDER AGENCY.
M. REILLY, Sole Agent,
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Sporting, Blasting aud Mining Powder always on
hand IN Magazine; also Patent and Waterproof
Safety Fuse. A liberal discount allowed 10 lagO
buyers dOli