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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21

Net surplus above all liabilities,
March 8l, 1870. sI6......,..,........... $ls9 "a
The assessments for thirty.six years have
been one hundred AMI one.half per cent, aver
aging on 24-6 per cent. year.
In case OF fre assessments stop at the time
OF loss, and insurance in this company is cheap.
er than it cin be in any stock company because
there are no dividends to be paid TO stocRhold-
eTs.
No person is authorized to collect assess
monts for this company without presenting Its
printec receipt.
PHILO HATCH, President,
II. s. soUTHGATE, Secretary. J2odiw6sm
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-03-10

Keep also a complete stock of BERLIN
ZEpHYEs, embroided Slippers, Chroet
and Embroidery Needles, and every other
article usually found in q First u ass
Worst d Store.
uCountry and City Orders solicited
and promptly attended to.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-03-10

TX7ITHOUT7 COST-Messrs. Potts
w Brothers now offer to send q sample
copy of the AMERICAN STOCK JOUR
NAL free to all who desire to examine Il.
Every farmer should send md get ono,
and then he will undoubtedly want Il i
whole year for himself aud family. It
will only cost one dollar. Just the paper
for hard times. Parkesbnrg, County,
Pa, is the place to send.
We will send the ST. JANIS JouRNAr.
and tho AMERICAN STOCK
both one year for $50.
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BEATTY 3!=z2:
Grand Square and Upright.

Grand Square and Upright.
From Jas. F. Regain, firm Regain 4 Car
ter, publishers Daily and Weekly
Tribune, Jefferson City, Mo-,
after receiving u 500
instrument, says:
"Piano reached us in good condition. l
am we'll pleased with it. 1t is all you re-
present it to be-"
From E. Il. Baldri4ge, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving
500 piano.
"The Beatty" received 4th inst, all %.
X, and comes fully M to your representa-
ton, and exceeds QUA expectations. While
l don't profess to be a judge i'll the mat
ter, Mrs. B. does, and %pronounces it Of very
sweet tone; and is very much pleased with
it,"
Best inducements ever offered. Money
refunded upon return Of Piano and freight
charges paid by Inc Daniel +. Beatty
both ways if unsatisfactory, after 4 test
trial of five days. Send for catalogue.
Address,
DANIEL E. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-03-10

LAURORE { The Morning Lightly
This is the name of q French Protestant
weekly newspaper founded in 1866, and
published in Montreal, Canade, at $3.50.
UNITED States, 3d. per annam. It con-
talns articles on the important questions
of the day /; a special correspondence from
France on European political and religg-
ious matters, III well Us general family
reading and news, etc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-03-10
DANIEL F.
Parlor Organs.

These remarkable Instruments possess
%capacitics for musical effects and express
sion never before attained, adapted for
Amateur and Professional, and an orna-
ment i'll any parlor.
EXCEL IN QUALITY OF TONE,
THOROUGH WORKMAN
SHIP. ELEGANT
DESIGNS AND
FINISH,
and Wonderful Variety of their Combina-
ton Stolo Stops.
FBeautiful new Centennial Styles
now ready. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, US. A.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-03-10
G. GRIFFIN
AUCIIONEER

POlnte COupee, Las
The undersigned has the honor to inform
his friends and the public generally that
he has recently made arrangements tor q
large extension Of the business, ane hopes
to receive corresponding patronage.
Bunty and AREAS Of pay due by the
United States Government to soldiers OF
late war collected in the shortest possible
time: also, the money due to Widows,
either for Pension or Bounty, etc, and to
the Father, Mother, Child, Brother Or Sis
ters of deceased soldiers. Soldiers not
having received the One Hundred Dollars
Additional Bounty can obtain the same by
applying or addressing me, without delay.
Persons holding Land Warrants OF the
Black Hawk War, Revolutionary War,
War of 1912, Florida War or Mexican War:
will he paid their full cash value, on APP
plication to ne by letter or i'll person.
will also buy College Scrip.
Choice GOVERNMENT LAND selected
and entered. All honorably discharged
soldiers are entitled to one hundred and
sixty acres of land, i'll any State where
there is Government land; and also per-
sons over twenty-years Of age, intending
: to be actual settlers, can obtain the same
| at a small expense.
Those having claims for property taken
or destroyed by the United States forces
| during the war, can recover the value W
/ consulting the undersigned.
Especial attention is given to the ren.
ting Of property and collection OF bills and
rents. Sales Of Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Whether consisting OF
| Houses, Lands or Plantations, Movable
and Immovable property Of every des-
crintion, will be made at the owners resi-
! dence or at the AUCTION Mart. TAXEs
PAID.
N. B. Line agents and and Actire Can
rassers wanted throughout the South, to
| whom a liberal compensation will be paid,
| and commissions will be forwarded to
those furnishing satisfactory references:
G, H. GRIFFIN.
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II

PIANO AND PARLOR ORGAN
Instructor!
Containing the elements of music, with
easy and progressive exercises to perfect
the player n-tlle art OF music, either
Piano or Organ, to. which is added over
sixty Waltzes. Po]kas, Marches, Gallors,
Operatic Melodies, Dances, etc, by Dan
1EL +. BEATTY, Washington, n. j., one Of
the best works of it's kind ever introduced,
should be in the hands Of every Piano and
Organ player. Sent post paid to any part
of the United States or Canada for only
seventy-fve cents. Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, .tNem Jersey, q. s. A.
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4. WINCHEsTER,

Attorney g. Counsellor
at Law:
Practices in the parishes of 81. JOHN,
ST. CHARLES. ASCENSION and ST,
JAMES. Office at the Court House, St
james.
P. o. address, Convent,
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Foreign summary.

Accounts from the Bulgarian campaign
report the Turkish advance within three
hours march Of Tirnoya. The Russian bull
letins admit the capture OF Elena. Prince
Mirsky was attacked by from twenty to
thirty thousand Turks, and after stubborn
fight retired TO fortified position at jake
WITT, at the head Of the mountain gorge.
The Turks renewed the attack on Wedncs-
day aud continued till evening, when it
ceased. acknowledgements were then
arriving.
Moukhtar Pasha telegraphs from Ere
roum that three feet OF snow covers the
ground, and that the Russians have posted
a corps OF observation. on the Deve Begun
and quartered the remaining troops in the
adjacent valleys
The expected debate in the French Cham
Der OF Deputies on the budget did not oc-
cur yesterday, owing to the desire to await
the result Of negotiations in progress. NJ.
Duiaure Is understood TO be engaged in the
endeavor to form q parliamentary Cabinet.
1t was believed that M. Dufaure had been
charged with the formation OF Ministry
from the Left Centre.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
publishes letter from person holding q
position OF trust connected with one OF the
| highest personages Of the Ottoman Empire,
| declaring that the Turks are hopeless OF
| success, and as soon as Erzeroum ia taken
| and the Andrianople road threatened will
treat separately with Russia and ccde the
free passage OF the Bosphorus to the Rus
SLAMS rather than permit them to advance on
Constantinople.
The Deutsche Zeitung states that part OF
the Russian Baltic fleet has sailed for the
| Mediterranean.
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consultation with the delegates from the
Left to-dhy. It Is rumored That difficulties
exist because President MagAIahon persists
in holding the portfolios OF the Foreign,
War, and Marine MINISTRIES alooi from the
influence OF parliamentary htctuation.
Papal EicefkSn..
TIE RIGHTS OF PORTUGAL.
LISBON. December 7.-The Portuguese
Minister to the Vatican has been raised to
the rank Of Ambassador. Portugal claims
right OF veto IN the next Papal election.
The War News.
ANOTHER TURKISH VICTORY REPORTED.
CoNsTAEyISopLE. December Tt is Tc-
ported here to-day that S1leiman Pasha has
gained another victory between Elena and
Trnoya.
TIE CAR MELANCHOLY.
LoaDOS, December THE Daily Ners'S
Vienna dispatch says it Is stated the Car
will soon return to 81. Petersburg, unless
reve7ses at Popkoi arfd Elena lead to fur
Their disasters. His melancholy is reported
increasing.
Twenty thousand Roumanians are PEE
pairing to invest Widdn. The Servian CO.
OF grafton still doubtful
TURKISH REINTOR0EMENTS.
GoNsTASTISoPLE, December 7.-Ghazi
hDukhta Pasha's army numbers $4,000
men,. This is considered insufficient TO
bold Erzeroum. Reinforcements Will be
sent to him.
6ETTER CONTINUE TIE WAR THAN YAVE 4
/ PATCHE9-uP PEACE.
[ BUCHAREST, December "A Russian
statement is published here which says: 1t
is better to continue the war thaa to cen
clude patched-up peace, which VIII,
sooner or later, make another war necessary.
Russia must obtain autonomy for the Chris
tan population, independence FOR Roumania
and Servia, increase OF territory for Mon
tenegro, and for Russia the possession OF
Batoum and Ears and the free navigation OF
the Dar(aneHhi.
TsRKISH LEFT TURNED.
ROGER, December I.-Yesterday General
DeltinghaIFSen, with achievements, ar-
rived at JahowitZ. simultaneously de-
tachmens was sent to SlateritZa and turned
the flank of the Turkish main body, which
was marching from Elena to Jahowitz.
Thersupon tue Turks suddenly ceased their
movement against General Deltinghausen's
division.
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The Hon. John H. Burlcigh, eX-member
OF Congress from the First Maine district,
was killed on Wednesday night by the car
rage in which he was riding falling from
the bridge over the Salmon Falls river, a
distance OF twenty-five feet. The accident
was caused by the horse steering of sud-
denly. Mr.. Burleigh was born in 1922; he
went to sea at the age of sixteen, and COM
mandcd n ship on foreign voyages for seven
years. He was Il member Of the Maine
Legislature for six years, and served in the
Forty-third and Forty-fourth Congresses.
PHILADELPHIA, December GA very dis
tinguiShed company was assembled at the
Penn Club tonight to receive b. l.. Far
icon, the English novelist, and W. w. Sto-
nv, the artist. All the prominent men OF
letters and artists of Philadelphia were pre-
sent, and the reception was OF very en-
thuSiastic character.
BosToX, December G.-The sale OF the
assigned rubber companies opened with
brisk bidding to-day, and prices ruled
about as high as at previous sales. though
there was slight falling off in the price OF
pure gum-shoes.
NEW YORK, December G.-AmoS Sinnot
alias Amos Nick and Daniel Is. Chamber
lain have been arrested and large quantity
OF counterfeit MaESVllle huu LcAluStoA'
ky., railroad bonds found upon them. The
accused were committed for examination.
poScHAToULA, La. December ca
school-teacher named Earney was arrested
and lodged in Jail last night on charge OF
Drunkenness. The Jail was set on fire and
Earncv was burned to death.
PORT EApEs, La, December CA sur
yev OF the ietty-channel made to-day shows
that there is twenty-five feet of water IN
the channel, with at least width OF l2o
feet.
Troy. December G.-The National En-
change Bank of Troy has gone into volun-
tary liquidation. Liabilities will be prompt
~ met.
BURLINGTON, n. J.. December 1.-The BIZ
centennial anniversary Of the settlement OF
this place was appropriately celebrated TO-
day.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., December G.-Thomas
A. DOYLE, Republican, was elected mayor
for the twelfth time to-day.
WINNIPEG. MAINE, Observation-Disclosures
Couchon. wife OF Lieutenant-Goycrno
Couchon, died here this morning.
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MARINE iNrEi.L,s;ENCf..
PORT OF RlChlIONn. DECEMBER 7.lS77.

FORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER Z. 1877.
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. II. Deaming, Frambes, New York,
salt, Davenport & Morris.
Schooner James Mcgee, Lynch, Philadelphia,
coal, :. Ii. Halves.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York
MERCHANDISE and passengers, &. W. Allcn' u Co.,
agents.
steamer John Svlve. ter, CT! rd. Norfolk. United
States mail. merchandise, and passe''Sers' L. Is.
Schoontr John Mcdonnell, McKiudrey, New
York. coal, Curtis { Parker.
Schooner Francis Shuler'. Cranmer, New York;
schooner Juliu. Webb. Gurgens, New York ri1
James river wood, Curtis Z Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From philadelphia December 9Th, schooner J.
Sa,tcr,llwait Wolfe.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Moss, Glen, from Eichmond ria Liver
nool, n =, al Halifax December 2d.
The large number of vessels which have been
wind-bound IN Hampton Roads for Il number or
days. put to sea December 6.h. ~,
Schooner Matilda 81. tf3r.I, Merriman, from Rich
mond arrived At Rio GRANGE prior to oet0Pet
| 10th. ......
len, Anderson, we're loa,iag at New York for Rlch-
mdnd December 7th.
Schooner Harry and Fred from WINDSOR, y. s..
| for Richmond, put into Newport, r. l.. december
4th, with malnsail badly torn. ,,,, 1,nu.ae,rh,,
Schooner Jacob e. AlevStr , ppiyuc sbaaIs! has
jett,oncd papt Of eaesn
4, DISASTERS ~ NOVEMBER.
The number Of vessels belonging to or bound to
from ports In the United States, reported totally
lost and missing during the month Of November, Is
| "a; Of which 80 were wrecked. abaDdoned
sunk by collision, foundercd. capsized. and Is
missing. The list comprises steamer, 4 ships, IL
banks, Is bngs, and 26 scho0ncrs. and their total
value exclusive of eargoes, Is estimated ut $032-
600.
INCLUDED In the above list is the schooner Frank
Jamason. from Rockport, Maine, for Richmond.
| wrecked on Smiths Island November 20th.
BY telegraph. .-.s
! BOSTON. December 1.-THE steamer Lamestina,
! herd from New Castle, England, had heavy Wester-
| ,y gales, and lost overheard a seaman,
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sizes, 6saesc. Whisky active and arm .. d. %.
While. 9s%osc: :" New 70" or;ans. SmsSe. IiSss
sIeady: packinrr s4-a5@s440: receipts, 5000
head; shipments. 179 head.
LOUISVILLE.
&c, EsuIsyILLE. DssrR'I.r 7.-Four quiet. Wheat
foc. Oats dali: WHITE 3fc.: mixed. Soc Pork quiet
q, 40. Lard tfrn AMI UNCHANGED i,rk-rncats
c cnfat ,n.ns 3sc Wnikcy firm ut 1G5. Tobacco
a aads sn5 rm; iousve navy bright mahogany,
sdtIas sDs s9s black, s4s@s5o Kentucky
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December 7-p1our quiet and nm.
changed. Wheat-No. 3 rel fail, ki.IaI: No. !.
red fan, s1:121: No; spring, q .Oss. Corn
at 56aSssc. Barley steady and Unchanged W vsr
key, Sl.05. Pork quiet at s12. Bulk-mears quiet
and unchanged. card quiet At S7.se.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December Flour qu,e, and un-
changed. Wheat sctye, nr,H: and higher No: chi
cago spring. S1.lo: No. 2 Chicago sIring, $l.094
Gasl .09's cash and December, Sl.09S January,
arn and S GnEa sps IL sss
oats quiet and Steady, Eye iirmer q. soc, Barley
s12 cash. kIl.sO December. sl2.O5 January,
1920 February. Lard steady and in fair demand.
sa f. shor, clear. exc Whisky. si.65. w ~
bushels: corn. 3O.O 600 btf>heS oats 9OUUU buSn-
els; rye, $500 bushels: barley. $4,000 bushels.
Shipments: Flour. $4,000 barrels: wheat, 10000
bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels: oats, 11,0p0 BUSH
els: rye 1000 bushels: barley. 5000 bushels.
Afternoon Bo1rd.-WneHt strong and higher at
,$1.IO0St.l0k January, 3l.11k February. Corn
active, hrm, and higher at 43asfa43kc. December.
42@42fc. January. Oafs stcafy and unchanged.
Pork sseady and drrn, Lard firm but not quoTaoiy
higher. .a..s .4s' ,.....s.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
new YORK December 7.--Cntton--Net receipts:
1.2T2 bales; gross, 1851 bales. Futures closed
steady. Sales, S5 900 bales. December, $l1.bS;
January, s116a@S1 l.65;. February. *ll.77G
sl1.7s; March, s11.s9@S11 100: April. s12:
May. 12.l0@fl2.12 june. 20; Juiv. Sl22a
6bl2.27; August, S12.26aas12.29.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
I. NEW York, December 1.-THE following - tho
comparative cotton statement for the week ending
December 7tle~ Net receipts at all United States
ports during the week, SIT bales: net receipts
at all United States ports same week list year,
18746O bales; total receipts this date. lGS 1851
bales 10 same date last year, l.9a3.3S5 bales. EH-
ports for the week. 99.273 bales; same week last
year. 1857 laes total exports to this date. 49,
053 bales to same date last year. ST3,022 bales.
Stock at all United State- ports, '727.1S6 bales:
same time last year, 935.l31 balcs. Stock at ali
Interior towns, 10O.652 bales; time last year,
same time last wear 463 600 bales. Stock Of Aneri
can vessels anoal for Great Britain 900 laleS;
same time last year. $4,000 bales.
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FINANCIAL.
..aNUND STOCK EXCHANGE.


FRIDAY. December 7, 1877.
SALES.-l. 600 virginia Central Railroad third
mortgage G's al "a.
American Goyd.-lG24 bid.
Stnte S.c"rui>s.-V,rGln,a c"nsols. 31ai bid. 5sa
asked Virginia consols, new. 42l: bid. AN asked:
bid Virginia Interest ccrtiacates IL bid; Virginia
tax-reccivable coupons. 79k asked. :.
rity Securit,es .-Richmond ciry s's, lls bid;
Richmond city G'S. 1U2 bid: Petersburg city 6's,
97S asked; Petersburg city. IS, l07 asked; Pc
lersburs city SIS, special. 10 asked; Norfolk city
ericks6urr ely city ~ 100 bid: Manchester 81 tax
receivable 90 bid, a2 asked; Manchester bridge s's,
Rniirodd Boads.-Yirlinia Central Railroad first
mortgage g.. }. and D., 02 bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6'S, j. and j., IL bid. 10
asked Virginia and Tennessee Ra,,road second conc
nesec Railroad third mortgage S.. J. and j.: s91
lid; southsde Railrsad trss ,nor1gage preferred
mort gage preferred IS. J and J., 72!4 asked: Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE Is, j..
and j., 6O%s bil Go asked: Noriol and Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage s's. j. and j., 80 uil;
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS ~ and J.,
so bid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
tcrsl!;rrg Railroad second mortgage rs, A. and o.,
90 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Rai!roaI mortgage SIS j. and j.. 100 bid; Rich
gage rs, j. and j, 07j: bid: Orange and Alexandria
railroad third mortgage 81 NJ and n; 80 asked ei
II. and T.. 70 Oid, 73 asked; Piedmont Railroad
nr;t mortgage S. \. and O.. So bi'.
Railroad 100 par 80 bid 35l asked: Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common. Zoe
par. 80 bill: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad six per cent: guaranteed 100 nar;
bid: Richmond: Fredericksburg oud Potomac Rail.
road seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 4 asked
Bank Stocfs.-Ftrst National. 100 par. l ~ bid
National Gank of Virginia. 100 par, OK asked
Planters National. LOO par. 49,! bids Union Bank
of Richmond, 5 O PAR. ii bid. 43 asked: Merchant:
and Planters Savings, 70 par, Isl bid; City, 2s
par, 20 bid, 81 asked.
Insurance Compan iss.-Eirginia Fire and Ma.
rne. 20 par, SO bid, 40 asked: Virginia State, q
par, 2sls bid. 81 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par
lO2H BID, los asked: Merchants and Mechanics
100 par. 93s bid 95H asked: City, 100 par. 7t
mercial Firc-!nsurauce Company. 2j par. az bid
Richmond Fire Association. % par. IL asked.
4MSceifdneouS.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany. 100 par. II bid.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

THE sITUATIoN--DISTRUsT OF IMAGINATION.
PARIS, December 7.-DiI NeuUieme Ze
Ecle expresses the fullest confidence in NJ.
Dufaure and the Ministers he may select,
but demands guarantees against renewal
OF the tactics OF the 10th OF May. The Re-
publiQue Franchise also insists upon the
necessity OF guarantees.
Republican papers generally express dis
trust of President MacMahop and doubt re-.
specting the efficacy OF the projected COM
promise unless sound guarantees be con-
coded. The Constitutional and Sole't re-
ioice that the principle OF government by
majorities has triumphed.
CONSULTATION, WITH THE DELEGATES FROM
THE LEFT.
PARIS, December M. Dufaure held q
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yEGETES T..
WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED BY

VEGETINE.
yrGETISE will reEew the blood, give tone TO the
stomach restore the liver to its proper action, slim
uate the kidneys, so as 10 enable them to perform
the functions dcvolving upon them, carry off the
putrid humors regulate the bowels, and restore tho
whole system to working order This is precisely
what yEGETISE does, and this Is the exact way
through which 1t has accomplished so many Won
derfu cures, as may be seen by the following un-
questionable evidence:
A HUSBANDS STATEMENT OF THE GREAT
SUFFERING or HIS WIFE.
HARw1Cu, MASS, September "a, 1875.
Xr. H. r. Stecens:
Dear Sir-I feel 1t my duty to say word In praise
of yBcETISE. Ny wife has been troubled with
had hum"r for several yeaSi, which she inheriled
from her parents. We have tried several physicians
and great many different kinds Of medicine with
but lille benefit. She was so much eniaciated that
we had almost dcspaired OF her ever being any BET
ter. Hearing of the NEGET1SE we resolved 70 Try
once more, and shc commenced using II last March,
and has been improving in health ever since. FROM
1O4 pounds she has advanced 10 135 pounds, har-
ing gained 2 pounds in seven months, and IS now
able To be about her work In short, she believes
that VEGKTISE has been the means of saving her
life. and that she cannot say too much In It's praise
II il peases you TO make use Of this statement you
aud is ssll using il; and can safely recommend it
as a great hood-purlher.
Yours. respectfully.
JOSEPH l.. BUTLER.
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sa.CESr STORE
A MoNG THE NEW GOODS

A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT TIE 99-cEST STORE
THIS WEEK ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK
New CHINA TEA-SETS,
New BRITANNIA TEA-sETS.
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES.
New TOY FURNITURE,
New CHILD'S CAMP and Il ckING
CHAIRS,
New BLOCKS and TES-PiNs-
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS, To-
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New RoCKING-HoRsEs. CflAIR-RocKERs,
and SHOO-FLIES;
New sHAwLs and coUSfERPANEs,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen,
New cUsPADoREs and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free 10 any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
deg sos Broad street.
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NEWS DER LAND. AND SEA.
FEAnss ENTERTAINER FOR THE
SSFETY OF TIE sTEAMSrEEP
CITY OF fsERlIN.

MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED SOULS On
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATTERS; THE
RESOLUTION FOR A RECESS TO THE 10TH
OF JANUARY-CoLONEL FRENCH, SER
GEkNT-AT-ARMs OF THE SEN ATE.
CHARGED WITH DIsPLACING REPUBLI-
CANS TO GIVE DEMOCRATS oFFICE-AN-
OTHER TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATIVE PRO
CEEDISGS-AN INTERVIEW WITH MIR.
MISUNDERSTANDING AFFAIRS, &C. &C.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 70 bushels at Sl4o; d BUSH
els ut l.2J 60 bushels AZ Sl.37-toti 81 bushels.
Red, ~ bushels fair FulIz ut 5l.35: 22 bushels
Fultz ut $40: lac bushels prime Fultz AZ Sl.42
SO bushels a: 1928: 60 bushels at 80: 20 BUSH
els mixed at sl.33: Sc bushels Eultz at .33: rs
very GOOD Ful,z III 40: az bushels FullZat .32
rs bushels common Fultz 1T Sl.ZS; 9S bushels
prime Lancaster 1T Sl.45; II bushels common
FultZ 1T $50; 100 bushels common Fmltz at
1872: 2lO bushels common FultZ 1T 1927: 100
bushels FnlZ at Sl.33: SO bushels Fultz " > l.33
SO bushels Fnltz ii 1925; "a bushels FulrZ at
S1.25-tofai, 1910 bushels.
CORN White. $40 bushels very good NJ G0c.:
174 bushels very good 1T GUc; "a bushels very
good At 6oc.: l40 bushels very good ut CO.: l06
bushels common 1T 55c.-total. 63i bushels.
OATS.--32 bushels good spring II SIC.