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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-30
y.LEvIS, Eureka. i.sihoN, San Francisco
LEVIN Il SIMON,
IMPORTERS AND DKALsns IN
TOBACCO, STATIONERY
CONFECTIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS,
ETC, ETC.
Main ssrees. Eureka, Nevada.
nj
EUREKA FOUNDRY.

L. O. n D n,
HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPER.
III ty knswn - the Eureka Foundry, 10
now prepared to furnish mile, furnaces, etc.
with
Castings Of All Descriptions also,
Machine Work.
III Orders from Austin, Belmont, Hamil
ton, and Mineral Hill solicited and 6lled with
dispach. All work leaving this foundry
GUARANTEED, and on the most reasonable
terms. Orders left at the foundry, or address
cd to l.. c. ANDERSON,
Eureka Foundry, Eureka, Nevada.
Will receive prompt attention. c20tf
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NOTICE!

WYE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT C.
sucs-im WsF.HASkELt 1 co.
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The T1meo % me Peaee Negot1o
tIOns-Asvess Of RussfoA v0luo
te~ePA-S1lvoD.

The Timss % me Peaes Nsgesse.
LONDON, Aug. -.
The TiMes says the realization Of The
on ourselves. II rests with tho repre-.
sentatives OF England to speak the
words that shall DO decisive for peace
or war. II depends upon our Embas-
sador in pressing the Porte to agree to
an srmistice, or whether an armistice
shall or shall not bs concluded. II
his language II clear and strong the
thing will be done.
A Vienna telegram says arrests Of
Russian volunteers for service con-
tinus in Hungary, and there 10 great
indignation in Russia w their dSten.
tion. The latest case Is the arrest Of
fourteen persons, u OF whom was .
lady, and although all had passports
they wore thrown into prison.
Silver 3d.; market. firm.
The Proposed Msdissios.
vlESNA. Aug. 20.
The Great Powers are constantly in
terchanging kilograms concerning the
proposed mediation. A general agree
iI0ut nWo OOOu lCbCnVu tOlCSiu8 tuV
principal features Of the policy to bs
adopted, but details are unsettled.
Germany is the most back ward Of the
Powers. 1t il believed no great din.
Guilty will be experienced In determin-
ing the steps to be taken, but several
days will probably elapss before the
Powers submit their proposals to the
Porte.
The Turks Defeated.
BELeRADE, Aug. 20.
Official advices state that the Turks
attacked the Servians' left on Monday
but were repulsed with heavy loss and
left their dead and . large quantity Of
arms and ammunition on tho field.
The Turkish attack on Lettls Seworick
was likewise repulsed.
TSOops'feP Cuba.
SANrANDEN, Aug. 20.
1t Is said that 24,S50 mon, all armed
with Krupp & Placentia guns, will
embark at Santander and Cadiz, for
Cuba, before November.
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VOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, Ex-
d scutsd With dispatch ~ The sENTINEL
printing of6SA
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BORN.

Eureka, Aug. 2s-Wifs Of J.. W. CaIlison. q
son-l0.poupder.
Eureka. Avg. 90 Wife Of J. C. Msupin, . son
-f0-poundef.
Austin, Aug. 2S-Whs Of John Lustjens, .
SOC.
Austin, AUG. T-wife Of William H. PAUL, q
aOD.
Winnemuecs. August 27-Wifs Of David Van
Lenep, Q boy.
DIED.
Csrson. August 25-Charlss D. Strickland,
aged IS years.
NEW TO-DAy.
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0ANfANDEN, aug. %.
1t Is said that 24,s50 men, all armed
with Krupp & Placentia guns, will
embark At Santander and Cadiz, for
Cuba, before November.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAININ2 IN THE pOSTOFFICE AT
II Eureka, Nevada, on the 9Th day Of
August, 1876. Persons calling for any. Vi those
letters will please say Advertised
Auauaf 3Qth. l076.0
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yEGETINE.
JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

During the past ave years the public have care
fully observed the wonderful cures accomplished
from the use Of TEGETINE. From It's use many
an afflicted sufferer has been restored 10 perfect
health, after having expended small fortune in
procuring medical advice and obtaining poisonous
mineral medicines.
II is justly remarked by all classes of people
that yEGETINE holds a higher position In the
estimation Of the public than any other medical
pound, and II has won its great reputation and
immense demand fl ON actual merit
lis medical prop .rties Alternative tonic, SOL
vent, and iuretic. There Is no disease Of the hui
man system for which the VEG ETINE cannot be
used with perfect safety. 1t does not contain any
metallic or poisonous compound. 1t is composed
pleasant take every child likes It. 1t Is safe and
reliable, Us the following evidence viii show:
VALUABLE EVIDENCE.
The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
.. I. Walker, ID. D.. formerly pastor of Bowdoln
SQGsre church, Boston, and at present settled in
Providence, X. l., must be deemed as reliable evil
dence No one should fail observe that this tcsti-
monial Is the result Of two years experience with
.he use Of VEG ETlSE in the Rev. Mr.. Walkers
family. who now pronouaces il Invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. 164 TRANSIT STREET.
II. 4. Sereas, Esq:
feel bound to express with my signature the
high value / place upon your VEGErISE, My
family have used 1t for the last two years. In
yous debility 1t is Invaluable, and recomm end IL
TO all who may need an invigoratiug, renovating
tonic o. T. WALKER,
formerly pastor Of Bowdoln Square church, Bos-
ton.
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A WALKING MIRACLE.


Mr.. II. r. SterenS:
Dear Sr,-Though a stranger, want to Inform
you what VEGETINE has done for me-
Las. Christmas Scrofula made Its appearance in
my system large running ulcers appearing on me,
Us follows One on each Of my arms; one on my
thigh, which extended the seat; one on my head,
which ate Iuto the skuli-bone; one on my left leg,
which became so bad that two physicians came to
amputate the hub, though upon consultation con-
cuded not to do so, as my whole body full Of
Scrofula they deemed 1t advisable to cut the sore,
which was painful beyond description, and there
was quart Of matter run from this one sore. is.
The physicians all gave me up to die, and said
they could do no more for Both Of my legs were
drawn up to my seat and 1t was thought If did get
up again would be cripple for life.
When In this condition saw YEGETINE adver-
Used and commenced taking II IN March, and fol-
lowed on with 1t until hadus sixteen bottles and
this morning am going 10 plough corn, we'll
man. All my towDsmen say IL is miracle to see
me round walking and working.
In conclusion, will add, when was enduring
such great suffering from that dreadful disease
Scrofuls prayed to the Lord above 10 take me out
of this world but as VEGETINE has restored to me
the blessings Of health desire more than ever to
live. that may be of some service to my fellow
men; and know OF no better way 20 aid suffering
humanity than to enclose you this statement Of my
case, with an earnest hope that you will publish 1t;
aud 1t will afford pleasure to reply to any COM
municaiicn which may receive therefron.
] am, sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
apsrU Berrien county Mich, July 10, 1872.
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10 ssess sssf
|I14c; toilet. IL 92ess1 md fa1c7 prtecs eonas
Ill. Htack: -sss list prime ii ii.
cJe; ImnsTiais sI.lI 4 kuifio RIDER, sls45
0s1.75 Tor sristly c.;6 ICE. s.s
Hidss. Le. sfi,cr,
Eide: Green. AaBc.: y sa.ted. 90 re. dry
diptr 1901 L.. wet sattad, Be- ret saiIed calf.
Lsasser Sole as solsIsather,
kemIock. 2eG32c.: ccnHtTy nm 70 ga 5c.. etfy
antah, 8@azc a foot ktpv SO s.etsl 81 a:.: mar.
ness. country. 5@3o c. e1tie fnign- 500 zoe Y
a.; calfsktns. French, 81 2SE82.zo y u rough
skirting. 22@2sc.
Iron, steel, SaiIss kcsA
! Fon American reaned. orr DOM nion. zh9
"a 7.1Uesa u. English and American meet. 4ha1
lsks:: Swedes, nanasercd, 64@ 7c.: hoop, 6fs6Asc.
! Horseafuss: co. 5GF5.50 per Eeg. Z
NusesHses: SO .25ta3e 10 per kss. -
NntiS Old Dominion, S3 20. per keg s0r sstan0-
ard-thas is, penny !. other Sizes extra. -
Plough castfrgs: Wholesale, Stfc.i retail, &C.
~ u. - -.
Roys: Manilla, best, 23@25c.: iute. gszc.
Glnns Peruvian (Guanapal sS9 ~ Ton !.
$50; Pacific, $40: Powhatan Rawe0ne
Superphosphate. $50: Flour OF RzTbone. $54:
Piedm ,nt $50: siarviand Fnhacco-s 1000, 500
GuanahaHi, &35; Turner's Excelsior, s5S.
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English Notes.

LONDON, January 7.-Cbarles Suthers. cot.
ton.spinner at Oldham, Lancashire, has failed
Lord Henry Thyme (Conservatiye) was
reelected to Parliament to-day from South
Wiltshire. He was recently appointed to the
office Of treasurer Of her Majesty's house.
bold, and BY accepting had vacated his seat
as member. 80
L1YERpooI, January THE ship Cape
CONFORM, hence for Bombay, has been
wrecked or. the Irish coast. The crew mum
bered twenty.eight persens, some OF whom ll,
were drowned. s
BERLIN, January q DR.. Gerlich has been
appointed German yiee.coDsul at New York
in place Of Herr Feigel, who is appointed
consul at Havana. : Z.
LONDON, January The schooner Jeffer.
son Borden has been toWed into Aberdeen,
Scotland, disabled. She was six.y.seyen
DAYS out. Her crew were 10 iamlsnips
condition and otherwise Unfit for duty.
The water-alIowanee was 9 teacupful per
(iaY per man. ~ ~ III H. '
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Tax CrNTEpEEATE APP0ISTMENTS.-Th
!, 20 disgusting The tact that the large num-
,~co Copfyd.lates appointed to the House
is disgusting ;he better class of Democrats,
s,Erciay ID" northern members. They feel
;...t He Ktpu5!icaus arr making capital II
WV i! Il, - appointments, and are quietly
cadeayor!uC 10 right what they believe to
have been 10. Culy wrong, but positive
Il>;1k". |! j stated that The postmaster Of
lie House. Colonel S;euart, Of Alexandra,
l4s been advised that It will be for the best
interests Of th@ Democratic party if he will
remove zone o. The msny cX-Ccnfederates
l. lis Is suhordjua'cs, Coionel Steuart has
.Dt:c.'cd 10 one or two Of bis force that the
!t"',Ury j. such that b. sill be required to
r4ar't their re-isng,i1n.. The policy Of
liz Drmtclais i 10 provide places for few
Lacl soldier, il Il nucleus 10 hold up to the
CY.alr! j. evidence Of the gratitude of those
:" l9"cr To- this class Of patriots. - Wash
iF9'yn Syec!a.-Baltlmor american.
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News from Mexico.

HAVANA, January 7.-AdVices from
the city of Mexico to January LIST state that
the new German and Spanish ambassadors
to Mexico have arrived there.
The President was to visit the Rio Grande
region within tue present month. 1t is as
serted that he will GO no farther than Tam
pico.
The Revista says the Catholics continue to
threaten the Protestant worshippers at St.
Peters church.
The great statue OF Christopher Columbus
designed for the city of Mexico has arrived
at Vera Cruz. Owing to the great size OF
the pedestal it will ebe hauled over the
mountains by ox-carts. 1t Is too large to
pass through the tunnels of the railroad be.
tween Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico.
The revolution in Michoacan continues.
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MARIyE rNTELEIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY z, 1875.

- ARRIVED. .,sas5a ,s..rs
Steamer Westoyer. Skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
chandise and passengers, Z. h. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Charles e. Moody, -, Boston, in
ballast. to load -four for Rio Grande DO Sui Haxaii
't Schooner Charles P sennickson, Murney, Phila-
delphia, coal, Writ Roberts. p,u,ao,
Schooner Paul p. Keller, Henderson, Phllauei-
phia, coal, s. p. Lathrop:, - ,
schooner. Martha Collins, Graves, Baltimore,
shsss Gn1t Wian T. nean Watson Norfolk
cedar logs, Manchester Bucket Mandatory. I
s,1 #< SAILED.
Steamer wyaneke, Couch, New York. merchan-
disc and Aen GG
disc and passengers, w. P. Porter, agent.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchant
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent. moi as
Schooner Lula Lynn, Insley, Laurel, DEL, to win
Schooner Julia, Harris, Norfolk, granite, ourrie
q Schooner H P. B. Carter, Reed, Norfolk, bricks,
Schooner John MINI, Colgin, Norfolk, bricks,
Curtis & Parker. ~ "a .s.a''
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. 81 '.,.|s
From Liverpool October 81, brig Willibald,
'IFS From Boston December 20, brig Ella tBr.),
A From Rockland. Me-, December 20, schooner
From New York December 81. schooner Eclipse,
From Philadelphia December :, schooner Annie
s. Gaskll, Gaskill. 49,.
From Portland, Me-. January 4th, schooner
Laura 4. Mes5er. Gregory. ..aIE,L
From 'Philadelphia January 8, schooner Maggie
Mcdonnell, Steelman.
MEMORANDA.
Sch ,oner jamestown, Hyer, from Richmond, at
New York January 8. r,.h
Schooner Fl. g. Bird, Blacktp gton, from hicn-
mond for Boston, at Vineyard Haven January 4.
Schooner Jane RmsoD, Decker, from virginia, az
New York January 8. .
Schooner Charles Is. Mcshaiu. Qaigley, from
Richmond for Fillmore via James river, ut Nor.
Schooner Afro Pardel, Bishop, from Richmond for
Newark, n. j., put Into Norfolk January 8 10 have
SCHOONER Grace Watson, Rayner, from James
river at Philadelphia January y. n. gal
DISASTER. I" {. ~
Schooner Emma L. Porter, Chapman, from Bal
mora for Boston. with coal, Is ashore AT CnaInau,
bar leaky and with loss OF main DOOM.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that Sc
cond class can buoy No. 8, marking tue 1uncuoh
of The Craighil and Brewerton channels, APP
nroachps 10 Baltimore, carried away Inc iate
81 Ice. has been replaced temporarily ana unuI
further norIce by black spar-Duoy bearing the
sa'o -'uD' BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 7IArrived1 a, htig 'sE1,
Greece. Arrived out: Guttenburg, Uophln, Wy.
omiDg, City Of Broeklyn s y
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McoD4 zSD sASx EYs 8 Ri. 5atl.
aary The sui ect OF Sl,irs Ioody,s tils.
course az the noon irleniing today was
e Our Sabbath SCHOOL, He de clarea that
the only way to convert oil Idren was TO talk
to them personally. Teachers who never
talk to children except ii, the class could
never do them any good. SIS bile the hearts
OF our children are young they Should be led
to Christ. Mr.. Moody then earnestly prayed
for the salvation or the children. afr. San.
key sang /" Nothing but Leaves y rs a solo.
After addresses By DIR. III, G.. MeCook and
others the congregation was dismissed.
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FIN ANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

ttslCdMONDS STOCK E4CHANCfE.
FRIDAY. January 2, 1875. Z
sALEs.-10 shares virginia State Insurance Conn
pany stock sold at %. ~ 3 80; 8.
AmerScan Gotd.-112 bid.
gsa sosso sa Vn
bio yirgnia deferred, BY bid, SO asked Virginia
interest certificates, 1S bid, 25 asked yirgtnta
tax-recelrab.e coupons, 81 bid, 54k asked.
Citu Observation-Disclosures city ss, 1Q6X bid |;
Richmond city 6's, SOY BID :; Petersburg ely S's,
Raiirodd Bonds.-southside Railroad second
mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j., So bid; South
and j., SO bid, 40 asked; Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage s's, ,. and go bid; Richmond and
mortgage S's, y. and j., SO bid, e2x asked :; -
! R0ttTodd SocGS.-Rtchmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
90 BID; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad gnaran-
Bank Stocks.-National Bank of Yirginia, / 90 par,
l03 bid, l071a asked; Planters National, 90 par.
l02 bid; Bank Of Commerce, 20 nar, % bid :
UniOp rank Of belmont SO par 90 bid Rich
27h asked; Citizens SavInEs, % par, % asked.
Insurance Conn., teS.-Virginia Fire and Marine,
20 par. 35 bid, 30 asked; Virginia State, % par.
26 bid, 26H asked; Virginia Home, 100 par. 100
SO asked; City, 100 par, S5 asked; Old Dominion,
100 par, 90 asked; Granite Insurance Company.
100 par, 80 asked; Commercial Fire Insurance
Company, 20 par, 25 asked; Richmond Fire Asso-
citation, rs par. "a asked; Piedmont and Arlington
Life, 100 par. 80 asked.
Niscettdne0u8.- james River and kaDawha
Packer, l 2h par. bid; Old Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, SO asked.
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bonds 90 The lu]nio E scIifc railroad Yors
BID 600 each we're stolen fo.day ffom d rtes1s
sengefsof Marx ID Co.
AL RrvEH, d ass January Easton&
Milne, bankers, hays suspended.
Colonel John On Sale, we'll known in liittes
rarF circles, died to day.
MRarH1s, TKSR., January 7.--F rank Scott
fcolore6) was hung today for the murder OF.
Ransom Phipps (coiored) on Christmas, 1874.
BARTLErT, TENN, January - Bill VIII
liams tcoloredI was hung to day for the MUIR.
der5o Joe Fields. s..35s
TOLEDO, ONO, January 7.-Alexander Will
Hanson. a prominent businessman of Bel
more, Putnam county, has abseonded with
100000. 7. s :ztszss
MONTREAL, january Tin consequence Of
the stoppage OF the Repairs Sugar Refinery
number OF skilled wor kmen have gone to.
the United States. 5z3 ..s .s
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,or from staunton.

latter from sta"''o
iT''- ,,rr--sALE OF LANp--sALR OF
.gvs FROM ThS ~ ~. ,cr-srAuNToN FLOUR IN
wATkF' rcr 1S75-FLesiDA AS WiN iras,s
SrrIrJoN' ~" I1cryoS--SusYcAL : PRAYER
Rs>oET-Ths np.ST-A coiNCIDENcE.
POS PRESIDE ,f inc Richmond Dispatch.l
lC>rreSr@a's.'u~.,~~n Va, January I. 1915.
>TAFS,G:S ,,inC,on Yesterday morn.
Aelrr .s l[1 cooncl Carpenter to me os ne,
liz says ,Iechsny, is better; ''n nana no'
safe ''"'n rrnoyfcd IN some OF sne pspe !,
worse s. IS aG. bv Or. rsyne, ms son'in'
III Is s' sI Ihuyetin posted on a renee on
IN %EH , -; o[ his farm the citizens OF Snv'
tie ou'ss .a sy " morning informed OF 'he
..aie Of NJ from Rock bridge says tina,
4 sen5","'',Shn sjr. Lfcch Oh Tuesday, ana
b. eio'G ~|vrSIlent health notwithstanding
:, va IN 49,, 49,, on the Sunday before small
10. ' [IS developed itself on him; II po,,
~ '' r,q estate Of the la,e sam9e' ID. '
q. ,%r weq};bicst citizens OF AGs", ~,
tT' 80 49, sold at different foinS 10 .ne
= Tgs mill and sixty acres Oh ,aSu was vas
emily r,,,rs Rel ut $4,000. the oia
so :" &C., ras p9ugh. By tue widow OF TIE
SD About one 'm"", ,>.;cns varying be.
w.! VA >2.4 ~ H,' c .. dollars per
,e-,s s:T."'te" H"H 49,, mich lpss price
are. mach o! u o',"o &c." ,.o ~ excellent iudr.
.asa ;he dec sHs' :. - = '''
T. 81. qSlA - I ~ whose death
captain - -, had his life insured
,a:.,fi ;c.;"7"'!, ~, lar ~ ooo He mar
: Rosio7 c',';', -; Mr.. CHARLES Welsh,
~ ~ Gi..-". =. 49,. Uotrl If Wood.
r.r,..r'o, O. "'''" ,.;,n,y and five chill
~, 81. .e'F's i :. ..,.,iya OF senator
dc II ~ =, . '.1,''
>.@,>hn'!' .,., ,', ,, -, rc.ort Mill5oro'
lha. ~ .-sra,t., aud Ohio road.
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SPRINGFIELD, ill.,, January THE Su.
preme Court has granted nandamus
against the Common Council Of Chicago 10
show cause why they should not order a
new election for mayor.
The post.office at Beaver Pond, Amelia
county, Va, is discontinued for want of q
candidate. The papers so to Amelia Court
house,
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PEISSiA-TNg UaTRAMoNTANES DEFIANT
Ly'at2's, January t The Pnl!-NaN Gazette
N:s' !, SPECIAL from Berlin saying the semi.
o'lcI'i journals have expressed the opinion
la, iar tEEamoutaac opposition to the
|oYerHmco, Is abating. the Germania ultra
Mont4nc organ) declares that the assumption
i un!ouAteG. The submission to the State
II he sense demanded by Prussia is contrary
u !1e fundamental principles Of the Church,
sud tan never b. accorded"
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RICHMOND MARKETS..
FRIDAY. January 2, 1876.

rhlDA1s.OuuuaTy : 1910
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, Soc; seneca, without top, 50@
Sees,oar: Csc. n D. = sos
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. 20 @25c.; fair
'0 corr I assG:7 6o&e5 u 5nsheI
EGGS: In barrels, 21@22c. % dozen; In crates,
Flour: Virginia country is enotec to-day Fine,
S4.756S5: superfine. S5.50@i5.75: extra. $50
1925; family, $7@S7.25: family. raacy, $3.50.
Feathers: Prime nye-gocse, 50@55c.; common,
Enusesd:: 81 .25 q btishel. ...-. b
Ray: Virginia timothy, 90c.G$l.l 10; clover,
'1 oass: Baled, eo@e5c.
.PorI.-Oressed, S@SHc.
Poultry :. Dressed turkeys, l6@1sc.; ducks, 16
al &c.; chickens, 12@14c.
Potatoes irish. 3g@40c q ousnei.
Lard: Country; 13@l4c.
s,sn.ae:: 75c. 9lsI rs. according to quality.
Taioso: 719@shc. "a h. -.
Teaison Hams and saddles, l0@13c.; whole
aeS Woo U Washed, 35@4ec.; unwasheo, 25@2s :.
Cement, Lime, Plaster; &c.
Cement: Rosendale, sl.75 2 barrel; James River
hset1rs6 1os o s sossfl yssais
Plaster: Lump, s4.75@s5; ground, $s.5o@ss,
delivered csleined plaster, 1925.
Dry Goods.
gro,o7, Sheetfnos and Shtrttnos:: "A Manehes-
a james River, re; 4 James River. 6ac.; Il
James River 5Xe.: "A Granitevine. 9kc.; - Gran
iteViiie. nc. "A Rockbridge. 7hss;; < Rock-
brfdge. 7c.: "a w. Conestoga, 9hc.: u.
Conestoga, &c.; 4 D. Conestoga. To-: 10-4 Pep
peril. Soc: l0-4 City, SOC Cotton-yarns, 81 10.
BSaehsd Sirsngs aa shs sns a R %sEs1-
Ike; IA Home. 01ac.; "A Oneida, l2hc.; a.
tyondale, &C.. {; "A Social. &C.; "A Amoskeag;
lOAc W5estone; se S Mpfsn I s P Pe
terborougn, &c: 10-4 Waltham, S5c.; lo-4
cl sgoa1 1tls 5Tf Petersburg, sxc Graniteyiue
Corset Jeans: Pavonia. &c.; Amoskeag' loc-;
Ha,o%g Harlem, 12xc. Boston Steam Mills &c.
Prints: American. TIC; Aliens, 7Hc. !; Rich.
nond. 7xc. Sprague. 7c. {; Manchester, 71c.;
washington, Hamilton; s:ae M aKa sS.
XII XII 7Rca: linoskeag, &c: WamsuIra, SC.
Camtrtcs: Rice. &c.; English, &C.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, oils; &c.
z zseoso1 IS sa.75 u gallon. :, CO., .,..u
Goacsntrated Lye! "a. so " case OF four Dozen.
S SSehinsai /: So Soc. % L..
Ertrac QfLogaoood: lec.
0iis: Linseed. 72c.: machine. sl@sl 10;
sperm. 1925: whale Sc: STRAITS 5oe.' LED
ss Dozen best salad 81 o50: castor. sl5o g
gallon: Virginia luoricating, 25@5Oc-; kerosene
lac. q gallon.
soda ia : SAL, aa@sc., in kegs; English soda, &C.;
Spirits Trperati,'e: 4sc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Caadv. lac, g. b. = e
Oranges !: $3.50 q box; SO q case. i
s4is . Groceries. hc. Fa
RI, 1nLSAfS y<, sIear 1iI, sfdec
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sc CANTON INSIDE LINE. !, ,,1
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE sETWEEa
RICHMOND And .PEILADELPHIA.

s On and after OCrcBER 1Sr the sDfeDfid iron
steamers or this line win leave Rfchu0Dd TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and 81 TURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, az corner Of
Twenty second and Dock Streets making close con-
necton each trip &C Can son, East Baisimorel
with the Philadelphia, w huntington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia J z s5 g
SPgCIAL kDYkETAGKS: 81
All freight by this line covered by fire and uzrine
insurance free OF cost. Ms dockage charged Sc
Eichmond.a Rates as low ay any other line. This
is the quickest Line between Philadeiphia and Ric
mo1d.
Freights ordered by this me should be marked
y Canton Inside Line,i, and sent 60 the Fhiiadei-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phtladel.
phia. Il = . ~ 80 y;
Rreights received daily In Phi aseiphia and Rich
uaond.T For further information apply to
s. {lf4s 40 81. B. TATGM, Agent.
Offices Twenty second and Dock streets
and 80 303 Maist street FOR to- n
zSSss;;l Us. WILSON, General 2xaestA gent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Ph1ladainhta, la d.
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>:rFESDovS WuiSKEy FRAUDs.- Chicago.
yslLaTy G,-AaIon Junker, Ct the firm of
I,oe!i2 'iGnacr Il Co., indicted whisbey-dis-
i..'r's "a> t.foie The grand jury today, and
made statement OF the manner in which
"a''aey frauds were perpetrated by his
hoUsc. lie stated tina. by one transaction,
il'oIyIns 100000 worth OF whiskey, the
: III deiraIu"d ;be Government out Of $780,