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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Fer year .s.-" 80 !
Democrats Hsn

Democratic E1pe. $50,
Ia 1850, 81 900 n ''Ses'-7fopalAtioa
ma oon. s,a.i .Joi expenses, $751;.
Repabli, 70 s2sl per head.
- ts,t an Expenses Population
ona I, $4,000. 900; expenses, &ss..
.,OOi equal 70 s2,o5 per head.
We have larger standing army add
navy now than before the war. and
taking luto account The Increase Of
salaries consequent on imitation prices
we think this exhibit something re.
maskable II is true the Democrats
cndeavor 20 lay The responsibility Of
the war upon the Republicans which il
equivalent 10 saying that the Demo.
crals would have suffered the country
70 70 70 eternal rain before they would
have taken up arms 10 its defense,
Which mAy he true. though we are 10th
10 believe il Thoagh the Democratic
make a great flourish Of eating down
expenses We hardly believe they wosld
make 4 success Of IL Il they we're sure
fun swing 10 ,be government scs
term d yeAfs.
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Geo Baleaek ~. acquitted by TIE
.Bry "a h.s ,nAl ~ copspiTiag 70 dc.
fraa3 tAc fpyenue. and though The cx.
plsaAtigbs 10 regard 10 some Of the
vtdeBcg wsre not a. satisfactory a.
cgsl3 have been wished, yet the prose.
cuii0a made the most out of il they
could befoue perfectly competent
jafy. aad the fact that be was acquitted
uadeF such circumstances ought "
plaa, bin IL bis former position before
the public II issaid that be will COZ.
LuEa 10 ocoppy bic station IA private
sretAry 20 the President
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There has been quite an effort made
So cettAia quarters 10 get up a row
between President Grast add Secretary
ligstow IN regard to the whisksy pros
ffutl8as, boa there is no evidence that
there has been sny disagreement be.
tween them on that question. The
fresident made no attempt 10 prevent
tho prosecution Of bic private secretary
90 80 Influence the trial any farther
than lis deposition as 10 the previous
good character of The man aud his be
her lhat be was not mixed up 10 the
matter
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THURSDAY. MARCH ?. 10.

Tkt IyarsA CAaHuh s1rssay
sazral Vas eiotca its Ialars ard bAs
futi2sacs tss action q ib2s church 90
~ iupeftsus 3 ats ], Ia Also rfo.
3t3 ~ ea1.gg aaotAcr council u Try
Henry Ward Boecber. provided any
ages as blougai against Aim, The
canel - pioposea. wouid he likely
~ te sntissse3. Ana Il Moalioa, I'll
SEA. Eepea CT Ben Budef have any
faarges 70 tring against hlm they
oFht d a. i Dow o. frrver bold
taeir pesce
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

Tsk.ng s8santtEs ~ ths recent SNOW
( O. o. RzNhaksro "DauEbleu q Rs.
Z b. e. Re lvinr ias sohf Il lsaas sltlgh-
si8@ itA - hoPsd lhai. Ike l.el.oe
sauf GA they ccer tAs gentlemen aolh-
aE tfepge lhAu w&,ef % drink
Caaicrrash aud dIph,bsris have eSasod
ihe les q tho graded school - DAs-
vile, 800 tie di.lf,ei school u North
beufl.e
4 ttree aa,s uaesgiHg "a tbs Free Jap
lis sbgrca * East Albany, has resulted
10 o. conversion ofiWelye Of haeen per-
sopt
Bam5E has 4 lksl Lneius Robiason hAs
laasei ihe Msmphrouagog Housc ior ave
Yesrs. aud that ". +. BowmAu and wife
wasfelalu charge.
The Bates House, Al RullAnd, i to be
ftbaily Immediately.
,. VI whceIock, editor Of the Green
f5ustgin FSotmaa, died At Montpelier,
Wednesday morning.
Dislicl Greensboro, has bad three
teacher. thus FAT this winter aud hopes
70 haye more before spring.
4 Al Of Major William Morse's children
--uine IN uumber--at North Troy, have
bad tbe caukerrash. One Of them died.
7 4 FreBebmas, who came within 40
ace o. losing his lie ~ the recent boiler
explosion at Barnet, delivered himself Of
the following By jo! must be better
nau, dis make tree time | been scat TO
death; once deY shoot me Tor muskTAi.
ueI4 uma 70 ia bridge aud be blown
90 IN riYare, and dis time, dis old hng
T aim right al il, guess mean H. Guess
be good mau now.
I The fish commissioners OF this State
have now 5000 laBd-loeked salmon
Matching, which they are ready TO distrib.
ute gatuitously to parties desiring them
( Persons applying tor them must state the
area aud depth Of the pond, and The
nature Of the water. These came from
Maine Stale Matching house
The expenses of the State for crimina
prosecutions in 1874 were SEQ ,0gi
against Sl4 1874 In l847, bat while III,
whuie 90 convicts In is47 cost the State
S5,972 more than they earned, the rs con
yicts in 1874 earued the State 81 S3l
more than they cost.
+. W. Stoughton, Esq, has an income
of 500 900 per year from bis profession
and Hon. William NJ. Eyarts $50, 900
which would indicate that those gentle.
men have a "soft thingn practicing law
IN New York City. Vermont has reason
q be proud OF being the native State o.
such men.
! A correspondent at White River juno,
ton writes that young white lady, Ii
years Of age, Of West Lebanon, N. H..
eloped on the 2lst with a colored gentle
man. She bought ticket at the June
lion for Windsor, where she met her col
ored beau, and from which place they
proceeded to Brattlesoro, she purchasing
the tickets,
i There is movement TO build a railroad
from Bethel TO Rutland through Stock
bridge, Rochester, Pittsfeld and Mendon
and $4,000 is wanted from these towns
The points to be gained to Rutland or,
ne opening of the trade OF the Whit
River Valley, an increase in its facilitie
for distributing grain, flour, coal an,
lumber, and shortening Of the distanc
to Montpelier, twenty.eigbt miles.
good many Of the Rutland people ar
afraid that the transfer OF the Rattan,
road permanently TO the Central compa
ny will operate unfavorably to the town
interests,
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TO cnNsuhPrIyra

The advertiser. an old physician, retired trom
active practice, hAung had placed 10 his hAnda
hy an East India Missionary the formula ~
simple iegeta 10 Kennedy. for the speedy and
permanent Cure u Consumption, Bfonehetls,
batarrh, Aptlnns, and ali Ihieai and LunE Al
feet ons also = Positive aud Radical Care Tor
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints.
otter having thoroughly tested its vonderful
curative pUvers IN thousands of cases, faels II
his duty to make Il Known 30 bis suffering fell
lows. Aciaated by this motive aud oopseien.
tious dtrire TO relieve human suffering, he will
send Tree Of charged. 10 al who deaiFs IL this
recipe with null directions for preparing aud
successfully using. Seut by return mall BY adj
drcssing
DF. W. G. STEYENk,
aGls Muuroe Block, Syracuse, N Y,
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TAS Yefmoat academy i 10 & At Sax
soBs River. The $500 towards sbs
baildipg fund, !a addition 10 The $4,000
endowment fsaa. IL rev raising, And :
As4s1ipg eo4afaii,sa apPolnled, and tue
Wogk vii probably begin Al Obee, o. -
assa - sprlng opcas.
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-
TAs Baslags sn MY /
grrJme Ac~ TaA M ~ pat
u.s Sszss a. sssa sleA8.
sg rapeF ~ tr I'll aaa laef
i9arasis q lesser r8e ua8 90
.aie 81 razk g Azy gSt4. 1ate1 40
psfprisally hstFa -5a, c. EA
A.ae t4sasw N5noaatuF uel.
mapy poe4 Falsiy teen taat u was
re-; svipllo e ,fe autrt y Tie
AT Lat il isr5 oat badly - e1siy
sasrs i liable 3 1g 3. gaglsh d eats,
3 iAem ihas i vAa AZ 3a.eaugaal
swiodie Ibe following fasa tae E.e
gaia City Nov 9a.,eie
the poias
"Tbs Frara W,as vss tara MS
erAmibei ~ Rng'ish experts il gave
every indication q hiaE uotiA tea
times tie am9pat Il aas sod i7r 10
London. No 3istllcy Ia heatacky
ever held % such a promise u wealth
- did The Emma We douat expect
% convince eastern people % the truth
Of THE, boz miners la4enAad e per
fecty. Bat while we hear from east.
era papers al about mining properties
bought BY Englisbmen that have prov.
Cd 70 b. unfortunate, not a word il
said about tile other class. We would
suppose that even eastern people
would stop - think tbat there was an-
other side 70 the story, or Epglisbmeu
would not continue to inyest here We
know one mine IN tins State which
sinee is purchase bias Increased 10
value more than tho Emna mine aas
deprecated, aud yet white to-day les
stock Is held If mary millioHs, II does
got look 50 well as the Emma ala when
it was sold The l,mul was a Gis.
fortune. not an intended swiudIc. AID
that fact sill yet be- fully demonstrat-
ed.
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Judging from the action Of the Dem.
ocratic members d Congress and from
the u,tcranees Of the Democratic lead.
ers throughout the country we are led
10 expect that the chief battle cry Of
that party during the coming cam
paign viii be the extravaganza Of the
Republican administration While this
may be true 70 certain extent yet
there is not such an enormous waste OF
the public funds as they would lead US
10 suppose. Ia The following table
the expenses Of the three last years
before the war under Democratic ad-
ministration are compared with the
expenses Of the past year, and, taking
Qua the expense directly attributable
70 the war, and making allowance for
TIE addition o. population, we find that
expense per capita is considerably less
ia Ia ii was then
Annual expenses for 1883. 1882 900, 600
Annual expenses for 1859 +. 81 900, 600
Aanual expenses for 1860 1000, 900
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M.sesfsrls. w. Eel. n. 1875

MAsomsrls, W., Feb n, 1876
Hr, Eaitor:
noticed in your last issue an article
under the head Of state items, stating
that one Daniel Rogers OF Bethel VI,
has a powder horn bearing ibis in
scription, "lyilliam Gray, Cambridge,
Jan. 90 l776"
On the day preceding tho battle 81
Bennington, company Of soldiers go
ing to reinforce Gen Stark, encamped
upon the grounds just north Of the
residence Of Noble j. Purdy, very
uear the house where Noses Hall now
resides, they left upon the grounds a
powder horn which bears this inscrip
ton, William Ferris, Maid in the Y
1864 1t is also somewhat curiously
carved This horn has been in the
possession Of our family since the find
ing, We claim for it one hundred aud
twelve years twelve better than that
Of Mr. Rogers Next
II. P. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-19

A N1GHr WATcHNAH ASSAULTED AID
BEATEN. - Night Waterman Edwards,
whose beat is on Market street between
1lth and .l4th, tells fearful and won
tlerful story Of an adventure he had with
several colored men on Tuesday night,
Illustrating the great perils and dangers
with which heroic night watchmen are
hourly encompassed. According to his
story, he was walking up Market street
about midnight, when he observed four
or FIVE American Africans standing to.
pether on the corner Of 18th street, en-
gagged in an animated and spirited con-
versation. The guardian Of the night
babe them move on, and cautioned them
10 keep quiet, when the colored
boys started up the street, Ed.
wards walking behind them for some
little distance, and then turning to re.
trace his footsteps. Just as he started
back something struck the Night Watch.
man on the side OF the head-whether q
ball from Krupp gun, or the boiler Of
steamboat, he Is not prepared TO oter
evidence. Suffice II to say, in his own
language. that he was 4knocked ont Of
his head, and didn't know anything for
awhile" something very remarkable In
deed. But after he was down he was
conscious OF sundry kicks about his per
eon from sunday heavy boots, and finally
he was left alone. Yesterday he was
upon the street boxing as II he had passed
through threshing machine, and en-,
deayoring to renew the acquaintance Of
his colered friends Of the night before.
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/, DEMocRAro MEETING IETHR FouRTI
WGRD.-Early last evening the music oil
the ear.piercing fife and spiries'stirring
drum heraldel the Approach OF Uncle
John Behring'S martial band and the
Fourth ward clan Of reforlners. Soon
the line made IL appearance on Market
street, and marched thence to the
Central club rooms on Main street,
some twenty-five or thirty In NUM-
Der. In few moments the process
sion returned the same way, in precisely
the same manner, like the military squad
Of historic memory who "marched up the
hill and then marched down again" The
precise object Of Uncle John and his man
Friday in putting their column through
this smaneuyfe will perhaps, never be
known to Republican gentiles.
But it succeeded in attracting a pretty
fair crowd to the Democratic meeting on
the corner oil 18th and Eoff streets, and
that was certainly enough glory for one
evening. A handsomely decorated plat
form had been fixed upon this corner for
the accommodation OF the speakers,
and around this assembled an audience
Of several hundred people. The speak.
ers were Mr.. George o. Davenport
and Col. W. W. Arnett, who succeeded In
extracting limited amount Of enthuSi.
asm from the material before them. We
didn't hear the speeches, but we heard a
Democratic speech once-a long time
ago-and 1t would answer just as well il
we proposed TO visit such an inhlction
upon our readers: s-s 9isa3
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no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS o.
Engaging Ia Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market r-t.t
'eaPh0nlhH D. H V, ]

On account Of advanced nEa am deIiroua d
changing my residence, and therefore Onar for ale
nv farm Ltiated opposite tho city Of Wheeling, on
tho river hank, midway between bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately Joining tho viii
laRo Of Ktnavllle. The property tourists Of 90
acres Of hill and table land and 10 Of river bottom.
Ia the hill there are two seams Of coal, aud ~
Ieet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an fool
vein Of close texture and or fee stone, an Is foot
vein q mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of depodtfof rich and valuable
character, HL. e. a. -
On the surface, tho ldfEer portion Of which lies
gently Slopng to the east, and all under direct cx
poSuru 10 The SUM- 10 Vineyard Of 30 acres, mostly
&taWba grapes, all InAne bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able 10 Pay
handsome per cent 10 the cultiyator.
Tho property & being approached above and be:
low by an advancing tide Of persons sCeking small
hOmosleAhs, and q now really the only unoccurled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il 10 valuable Is an investment for capital scekinSA
Gaie purchase and valuable 10 those who want mar.
ket gardening ground close 70 the city. IL ifont
beautifully upon the river and couii1ands Wow Of
the city, the Island and tho Wholo scenery ol lho
valley. 49,
Tho terms Of sale viii 10 third cash, balance
IN two annual payments, pr cent Interest on 10
ferred paymOntS For further particulars Inquire
u RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mail at bridgeport Ohio,
aps d
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pEArM OF A WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIER.
Mai. +. A. Gather, formerly a resident
Of this State and we'll known in this
vicinity, died at his residence in Wach.
ita, Kansas, on the 7th inst, aged thirty
six years. Maj. Gather was one OF the
FIRST volunteers in the 81 regiment oil
W. Va. infantry, enlisting as private In
Company B. He was then engaged in
farming at Pruntytown, Taylor county,
He served with credit during the war, and
rose from the ranks TO the office Of Major
Of his regiment. He was agallant SOL
der, universally respected and admired
by his comrades. About three years sine
he removed to Wachita, where he was On.
gagged in farming up % the time Of his
death. lie leaves vile ond family to
mourn his loss. d, =. ~ LE
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TuE CouRm.-CRcurT ,CouRT-Jndg:
Melrin!-In this court yesterday the fol-
loving business vas transacted; ~
Henry Hoffman, Indicted for felony,
plead guilty and was sentenced 70 TWO
years in the penitentiary. HOLMAN was wa,
charged with stealing . gold WaIcn a., anu
s53 IN money from VIM. Irwin at West
A In Il: case Of Col. John 8. Mcdonald.
charged with forgery The defendant |. =
failed 70 put in % appsafancs man. Tna III
was admitted to bail some time ago by q
justice, in the sum Of $1,000, his two
brothers going on his bond for that
amount. He has since left the country;
The cases Of the State vs.. Hurley aud
Aegean, charged with stealing 2 ski, and
James Leonifd, ! charged with stealing
tools, were set fortrial to-day.
Adjourned until this morning at
o'clock,
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.-The
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad is now
being pushed forward. The .workon the
whole Zine from Martins Ferry 10 the
lake is let 10 Darragh & McKeek. Work
has been begun under subcontracts be-
tween Milan aud Norwalk, and for some
distance east Of Sorwalk. A sub'con-
tract has also been taken by a Philadel.
phia party for twenty-five miles west from
Martins Ferry, embracing all the tun-
nels and most Of the heavy grading
This party has commenced work on what
is known as the Maxwell and Copeland
tunnel, west Of Hopedale, and will put a
force on the tunnels and rock cuttings
eastward to the ohiolriyer as soon as The
ground can be made ready by the ensi.
neen.-Pttsbureh Leader.
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, AWA1E-on Sunday night last about
10 o'clock a female child was left in d
basket upon the doorstep Of Mr.Wm. Nor.
rows residence on 10th street, near the
La Belle mill. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow
had retired short time previous, and
were sinking into slumber, when they
were aroused by q tap at the door. Upon
going down stairs, lamp in hand, Mr.:
Morrow discovered the basket and con.
tents, as stated, but saw no trace OF tbs
person or persons who had left il. The
child was evidently about ten days old,
and was dressed in comfortable clothing.
II was carried into the house and proper.
ly cared for. 49,,
The unfortunate mother OF the child
called to see Mrs. Morrow day or 80
afterwards, aud told her story-the same
old story Of plighted love and broken
promises, and shameful desertion. She
Is employed as domestic and Is without
friends In the city. Knowing Mrs. Nor
rows goodness Of heart she resolved 70
entrust the infant to her care. Mrs
Morrow cheeriully accepted the charge,
and adopted the child as her own. She
has become quite attached 10 it, and
would not willingly part with it. (!
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TORCHES AND TRAssrARENclEs.-The
following committees have been appoint
ed to make arrangements for the Demo
cratic demonstration on Saturday night
Committee on 1orehs-Allred Caldwell
Robert Phillips, George Ankle, Thomas
Colvin, John L. Rice, Robert Simpson,
J. A. Miller, VIM. Taylor, l.. W. Stevens,
J. W. Sweeney, N. Reister, J. D. Hughes
james Humes, Wm. Handlan, b. A. Gal.
ligan and Frank Mcneil.
, Committee ion Ttaasparendes- n
Ewing, Ralph Ankle, ]. r. Hughes, Geo
Hannah, Capt. II. Conan., Alfred Cald'
well and Z. g. Cracralt.
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TRACK LAYINo.-It does seem as though
the Wheeling and Elm Grove street rail-
way company intends to keep their prom;
Use, and have cars running on their road
in fourteen days. The work OF grading
was commenced only Monday, and yester-
day the track.layers were at work. Thus
the track is laid as fast as the street ia
graded, and at this rate we may reasona-
BY expect the four miles to be complet-
ed within the time mentioned. The peo-
pie living along the line feel quite jubi-
liant over the prospect OF the early COM
,pletion Of this much abused but well con-
Quoted enterprise. NGg9 ~
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McGowAs's CENTRE WHEELING Res.
TAURAsT.-The people Of Centre Wheel
ing are congratulating themselves upon
the fact that they nowhaye the advantage
Of first-class restaurant, in Mr.. Jack
McGowan's new eating house, on Market
square. At this Establishment a good
square meal isspread for % cents; oys.
tiers fried for So cents, ktewed for 20 cents,
raw for 20, cents; ham and eggs, % cents.
These prices cannot be beaten in the city.
The spacious hall in connection with the
establishment known as Fahy's Hall, will
be rented for balls, meetings, etc. Every
thing at this house is kept in iirst.class
style. MCGOWAN understands his bust
ness thoroughly. Call and DO convinced.
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Corner Main and 20th street.

woNpERFUI succEss III is reported
that BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since
ia introduction 10 the United States,
reached the immense sale OF 10000 dozen
per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., N. J., and not.one
has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success in
curing sewers Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast Consumption, or any disease Of
Throat and LuuEsa Ne advise any per-
son that has any predisposition 10 weak
Lungs, 70 60 10 their Druggist and get
this Medicine, or inquire about Il, Reg;
ulRr ala, 70. cents; Sample Bottle, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve any cane:
Don't neglect your cough. Wholesale
agents. Logan List & Co.. and Lsuehlin
Bros, 4 GO, rr ia .5,i daH
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HHMDo1D's BuoHr. is still in the 10
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
tie absence Of Dr.. Heimbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured Of
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and 10
sold BY all respectable druggists. Il -
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John,F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. vi dAw
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MANAGER HAMILTON last evening re-
turned from Pittsburgh, where he has
been the past few days iendeayoring to
make arrangements for some entertain.
ments In his Opera House. He reports
amusements exceedingly dali In the
asmoky City" owing to The political ex.
element, such good cards rs Fechter and
Mrs. Bowers playing to almost empty
houses. Under these circumstances he
found II impossible TO secure any, attsac.
lions for his house at present. He has as
yetnothiug booked for the present month.
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.#.. "a o
THERE is some talk among the various
clubs Of Hayes and Wheeler Guards Of
going to Wellsville on Saturday night
and participating in the grand Repub-
lican demonstration in that city. Bell
aire will send about 300 men, and large
delegations will be in attendance from
West Wheeling, Bridgeport, Etnaville,
Martins Ferry, Wellsburg, Steubenyille
and other points. Arrangements have
been made With the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh Railroad Company TO carry all
who wish TO 60 at seventy.fye cents each
for the round trip, This is a very, low
6gure, and we have, no doubt the boys
will take advantage Of the opportunity
OF making a pleasant trip and witnessing
an immense political demonstration.
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MARKEr.-The Second Ward market
was but slimly attended by, both buyers
and sellers. Prices ruled somewhat low.
er on standard articles, sirloin and por.
ter.house steaks selling at 123c per
pound; apples to 1oc per peck; butter
20 to SOC per pound; potatoes 10 to zoe
per peck. The supply Of cabbage, pump
kina, DO, was quite large and prices
we're more reasonable.