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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, New
~ Crop. Two Grades, for sale. low by
dec IL q. WIN. RAMSAY.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Eettures ano Meetlnas.
Gountrn Real gslate for Salr.

Ssontclair Real Estate Agency.-Sale, rent, iur-
VA nshed unurnishe variety lowe Parsons ~ CEDAR ST.
OK BEAUTIFUL FARMS FOR SALE at
- auction H. the immediate vicinity Of Norfolk City var
gina. send L. c. LINDSEY Il CO., auction
eers Norfolk. Vrginia.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
miscellaneous.

EOR WATER-TIGHT CELLARS, VAULTS,
L Floors, Damp Walls, Gravel Footing Gravel Iool
repairs apply to MOEN'S ASPUALrIC CEMENT co.
II. 3 VAUGHAN. Treasurer, 1O3 1sideniane y. y.
Il EATiNG'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily
IN recommended for Coughs. Colds Asthma, etc, by Tie
Faculty. Testimonials iom the most eminent may be seen
Price so cents per box. sold by all drnGgists.
They contain opium preparation thereof
l.. FOUGEkA IL CO., New-York.
special Acents.
I AMOUROUX'S PECTORAL SYRUP.--The
H ersat French remedy Coughs Colds, Irritation Of the
Throat and ali affections o. the lungs over 80 years o III
crcasing popularity attest It's merits.
Pam phcts free. SOLD BY all druggists.
Il. FOUGERA 81 CO.. New-YOIS, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
RECORDED LEASES.

Babcock, Henry C. 10 johnson Brothers. No So Eliza
brth-st d wears and months ct annual rent OF.
Cushman, r. HOhrOOk executor. 10 Alfred H smith
and Others. part Of No ia Broadway. years, at
Kay Nctt!c and husband, to Emma A Knox, assign
Inpnt Of uueXpired casehOld. No 23J West 4Jth-st
McMursay, nanDah and husband, 10 samuel Peters,
assignment ~ undivided bali interest in 81 years
lease OF No 73l BrOadway, Tor the sum of........
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
CurorfGn Advertisements.


rl'O WILLIAM RAYSON, CHARLES RAY
i son, ANNE RAYsON. EIlIABEili RAlSoN and
MERCY BOYNE RASSON OF persons claiming undcf them
Whereas by of the lgh Court Of Justice Cha-
Divis0n) q OF "(iritncrv DuPauo7J g..
49, dated the 24th day oi July le1 the estate ana ea
the Manor Lgrs.p Of Crosby Garrett, III
he County Westmoreand devised by the VII OF the Rev
erend William Bird Crosby Garrett aforesaid.
with APPRECIATION Of His IOTdEp the &ascrof the ol
sold the sd day OF September. 1874 and whereas BY an
the said aud dated thg Otb daN OF
February 1878 the said Judge has fixed TIE 3th day 1i A
m 1873 the time al the expiration Of which The p'Oceeds
sale VIII bc distributed,
the sand William aysoE such of
children, Charles HaysOD, Anne ayson. Elizabeth Roy
and Mercy Boyne Raysoh or such ptrs ns as may clam
participate such the heir
heresses at law james deceased, ard Mary
son. deceased, children OF Anne Rays0n, declared by
themselves their solicitors 10 In ana prove their
cas at the Chambers OF the Master Of the Rolls In the
Lane Midd before the l,t
April 1873 hat IN default OF such claim be-
proceeds Of the said sae VIII be distributed In
such manner shall thereafter direct, Wednesday.
the April 1873 ~ Of the clock az at the
ed for hearing and adiuiicatDe
the claims. Dated This 2Sil day Of February 1913
DEANE CHUBB & co.
IA southsqnare Grays Inn in the County OF Mdese1,
England, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
llGr1le ono Slate GlGnIsle.

A TTENTiON Nov is the time 10 purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE lANTEIS.
low. slate steps ana aud all kinds OF
slaiework. PENRiiYN SLATE co,
30 UniOn.square. n. Y. t4thaye and 17i-sts)
- KLABER d CO.,
-. West blstst between Broadway and Sh-aye. Estal
lishe1 1913 MASrELS, TiiING, MONUMENTS, at
ducea piices PLUMBERS SLABS speciality.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Gitp Rral Gsta.e for Gdle.

At 4 GREAT BARGAIN, 5th-avc, corner,
"a FOR SALE 2Jx70xl0D. above 3ithst also, two tour.
story hOUsS 23d ST. close 70 6tayc XoJXlOOi
:. EDDY, li5 Broadway.
EOR SALE--H0USE. 81 E.37TH-ST., MUIR
Il raw iiil can be seen from 10 10 ~ rHOs RlGNEY
LOR SALE-Thrce-sto BR0WN-STONE
DWELLING, Broadway aud 46tl-st price, $4,000.
TO az : $50. J. J. Soaring, l66 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21

NURSE.-Capablc of taking care of an in
~ from bTib best references dty OF country 80
LII 4
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Ncw 11nblifations.

A LITERARY CURIOSITY.
IN Published this week. remarkable book entitled
MIR. GHlM'S DREAM.
Everybody VIII have 70 read it, Price. 81.
TINO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.
the Weekly and Semi Weekly issues OF THE TRIBUNE
have enlarged In size and greatly improved in
number subscribers have sought cheap and durable
binder. wheTewth preserve their papers
THE TRBuSE has received supply Of PATENT BINDERS
(which have prepared 10 meet this requirement They
are In CLOTH convenient neat and durable and viii
subscribers By chaTees paid by the
Chaser) VIII delivered tribune Publication Once,
receipt OF ST. Address THE TRIBUNE. New-Hork.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
rUO FIIiLADELPIIiA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
SEW.NONk AHD FiGILADELPHiA. \.
Foutecn 1bgouch Trains each way daily. three Depots IN
Ph.lldciphil. two Ia Sew York.
Double Traa The most Improved Equipment ana the Tastes;
anne consistent with absolute safely
p,

Philadelphia, Two IA HcW'l
Double Tra,a The Improved Equipment the Tastes,
anne consistent with absolute safety.
ON anh Iltcl November ~, lr1E
DNrc TIan. laNcs New IoIk VA Drsblo,-es and Cort
landt streets l"rI.c- a. flluN-:
7:aO, s.2U !,'u lit'i ~ m. 4, D. o. $50 !. So
and D. ~ sunday, " a. a., >. &. o-S' . F' nun = T. ~
Boats OF IrOONyn connect with n through trans
jersey cay, a1or.ing speedy and direct transfer for
K,tniiine trains Pbiladelpha 2o. 33J :. $50
$50 and j a. tnitrd tNprcs- l..o p i ;, h" T.
ard 7:ij and IL 2hldngli GA Snndy. 3-o $50. l. =
$50 g. ~. 4. 1888 y. m, ana II midnight.
Ti,ket oi e. 5.d and sb Broad"ay, ~" Ast"r House
Nus li 10 aLd lle iIuson ~. Hobosehi Depot Jersey
CIV. Lmigrent iick.i onee, No. Batt.ry PLACE
FRANK THOMSON l. >. FARMER
eieTa Manager ''il ihssciset Ageht
CIrIZENS' LINE STEAMERS for Troy,
connecting with morning trains lO all points Tth
Eas West. leave pIr 80, y H. foot Leroy at daily.
saturday, - rooms heated With steam fare
lower than any Other rpu'"
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENOER TRAINS Jau. |,
Is77 dcpois FOO ~ tonrtat and pe"Drose, s
M - NJ Night Express daiy. for EasiOn Bethlehem
cutoxn Mauch Chunk. WIEe,bfre. Plitstoa, saYre. IL
mira ihica Auburn Rochester Bnaato Niagara rails and
ROi'f II. sANRE, Sup't. and Eisr
General Eastern Ofc. crErr CiIch auG tourtldnitss
CHAs. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEOPLE'S EVENING LINE
| (STNDANS i%EEPTED)
foY ALBANY. dally fTop Per a North River foot o
Caualsf C"uncctIG win railroads Tor All points North ana
Fare low other route Freight taken a, lo"
Tickets ior The principal hotels, aud all west
Expires Offices Ncwi York ana Brooklyn where bag
gage be checked -
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Gituniioro uantco-- MGies

Hltuntion5 IUn!ilco--1uGtes
A RESPECTABLE American. with family,
dress l.. .. Box 100, rcoEslli, y. y
COACHMAN, &c.-A yonng man as coach
man; Fapene rno,sa1I 'n an 1iS5 Trane S n's s s ss
Broaiway.
COACUMAN, &c.-I1y young Scotchman As
Y coacman caf,.encr usciu man ronpetnJ In every
1S1YSsSS tribune p1Srn d Gai@c 25s nrdadaay
TOACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a man
and IS %e & No eiaren m,n m 'C,S A,,ass f"nSd S
Harrison ~, New.i ok tiiy.
EOACHMAN and GROOM.--By young En-
X gislnan inarrie,D thcTouety understands his bns
wiling aud o!iging. and y, maze himself GENERALLY
or %I cntry fyu' caii on or address, = f. j5'h
GARDENER, COACHMAN or USEFUL
VI MAN-Can take charge OF eenleman's place and 70
man and viii nate himself useful AZ work scotch
Protestant Can for one week at No 1oo o'haVe' near
lSti-st.
NARDENER. - BY lirst-class gardener,
grover and lorst single: excellent testimonials.
Address d. .GAkDENE ER, 23i West ioh-st.
GARDENER.-By q good French gardener;
single a gGnss @ lps G gSgeees " e,
& sOHs, Kissena Nursery. flnsnne, h. L., New.foik
If YOU WANT faithful colortd man for
your domestic Affairs country or city Try L. WooDLEY,
Ma. 337 West 3bth-st.
NEW.YORK COLORED MISSION EMPLOY
~ MFNr OFFICE, No 1876 West 3Otist, NowYorkj
waiies ooachnen gardeners cooks ohambermads and girls
for general housework IA city or country.
JSEFUL.-Wanted situation where l can
make myself useful have had experience as commercial
traveller salesman and bookkeepcr am travelling now but
stop; give best Of references Adress H. H. H..
xTAITER-By n first-class French waiter in
w private family objection To go To the country;
good city references. Address A. j. i, Uptown Tribune
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New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. wednesday. March 20, 1879

NEw.YoRK. Wednesday. March 20, I,
The following auction sales were held al
Exchange salesroom to-day.
llos West l2tn.ss 1isa & q StS-aSs We iss.4se.
sS,cry and BRICK hcnse with lot West
llth-st, adjoining above. lot 24.2x94l0; same pur-
similar lf house with lot West Iiinst adjoining
above; lot 22x9ii0 l. Mnlry;
similar house with lot, ss West 1lthst adjoining
BY Eisdrd Psttinaey:
5story brick tenement house with lot No Delan
iS ward Buzz and Benz Floyd =. ." ~.
s Frost and and Water @ S.s lot &9 s12o William Rose. @
D'Gs a. sxioo i.s7Ss4 sI5fsr7Ss Merritt Tri%Se
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw.rORK CITY.
Alden. Rosetta. to Isaac Brodek, qut-clam, Nos
Agate Mary and husband to FREDERICK Agate n
cor Cherry and Rooseveltsts, l3.4x5s4xl33x
Beli@snn, solomon and wife, to Alfred Pouch
cor e3i.st and Madson-ave, 2 lots Q.
ne cor Bowery and Rivington'st 2l3%x9l.9x
Campbell, Jacob and WIFE, to James Aver, No West
67th-st 25J luO5..
Fleming Charles and wife, to the Germania Savings
Bank, a cor Bowery and Rivingtonst, 2l.3ax
Goldsmith G1staves and wife. to Joseph Reckon
dorfcr 57thst. II s. 625 # W OF lOth-ave, 5Oxl005.
Guest. Isaac and others, TO Thomas TappeD,
129th.st, g. 2ss.l II OF 5th-ave 179x39.11.....
Hagerty, Michael III and Others execu.Ors etc. TO
R1e1eSk sftSn 9t fsT SSss and Southern
Haett, Theodore and wife, 20 Helen Burns, list
ms, 36S II e OF 4tb-aye, 17xlO2.2i2.
Henry, Richard NJ. referee 70 Helen McVey, 5lst 81,
l25 II OF 3davc, 25xl0Ob
Henry, Richard NJ, referee TO Louis Menet 57thsi, n
.S2.6l II W Of 9th-ave, 2i.3i2x00.5.
Hillman Caleb NJ. referee 10 GOttfrIed Schultz, Wav
erlyst, g. 200 IT W OF Prospective West Farms)
Howard, Joseph r. TO T. Groves McMullen. q cor
5thave aud 33t!,-st, 24.9X 00...-. .-.............
Lindey, John. referee to Felix Schmidt n W cor lst
ave and 5lstst. irregular. lAr.......:..............
McMahon, John and wife, 10 Elizabeth sehoer!ng 3d
aye 75 u Of spring'pace Forfham) 2ox
Merchant, Robert referee to Louisa Wedcr, admins.
tratrix, stantonst, ss 80 II W OF Shetifst, rregI-
Miller John w and wife. 10 Magtaen ii ID Holland.
3d-ave =, near l65th-st 23NlOg.
Murphy, owen, tc John Murnhy and o. hers, 76th-s
S. II IT W Of Ave.A
Rehfss, George and wife, 10 Ceris;ian w Wolf. s1st
ST. n 3. $50 II of 3dave, in egllar also 4lstst
s,37lS II G OF 3d-ave, IRREGULAR, and also 4lstst
Roman Catholic orphan Asylum OF the lCity Of New
FORK to Richard Wheclan, II W cor Zd-aye and
36fh.sf, 2i SI9xSl 10.
Rose, Conrad, 10 samuel Adams, 6thave. s. 2i9 IT'S
Schumacher. Henry and wife, to William Engel, 40
Sinclair Grant. referee, To Albert Ayres, Fiteh.s
40 n n OF MadtsOn-avc fWeSt Farnsl. 35XlOs......
Sinclair Grant, reeree, 70 Lonis schneider, 2'thst,
50 II W or 7th-ave 20x2i.9.
claim, Attorney 81, =, 100 1t II OF stanionst 2Jx
1908.
ZollikoDfer, oscar to John Henry velslaee l5thst
s,225 it Of Sth.ave, 2oxSl3 -......'.''.'''...-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
UeGcDer5.

UeGCners.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY. % nsquaTe-Supplies schools ami FAM
lies with thoroughly competent TEACHERS. famli'A IN
tending the Exposition lie accomuancd by
French ladies gentlemen, Who viii act guides and inter
prefers. Apply 10 Miss VI. j. YOUNG
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 80 UnOn-squarc,
IL New YOfk-Engagcment made for teachers. schools
and families supplied with frst-class Instructors. ANNA
RASDALI~DJEHI, Manager.
INSTRUCTION in Latin and Greek, prepara-
L ton for college. Address TUTOR. Tribune Uptown
Oilce, 1925 Broadway.
YJ> COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
! torscHoOhSand TEACHEhs 30 C9onsg. lithas,e aye,
sde Y supplies good teachers for department win
positions Send stamp for application form supplies scnoos
and families with competent instructors, without c1aigc
TTNEACHERS Of known ability and character
promptly provided for families. schools colleges; reliable
teachers wanting t should apply now
forms for stamp JW Schermerhorn See, 30 L. l4thsiNf
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Drooklnn propcrtp 60 Let.

T'0 LET-5iS Bergen-st., near CarltOn-ave.,
os;oly. basement, bIOwustOne luroOm house every
improvements Is minutes 10 MI ferries and minutes Ia
Prospect PARK. RULAND & WHITING, Bcekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
lonses ano farms Wante6.

fionses ano farms Uante0.
~.,~~
VYANTED-Cemctery lotto purchase a
W portion Of n lot IN Greenwood Cemetery. Address
with full PARTICULAR j. W. Is. d., station T. New York;
kVANTED-By private family-a spacious
w country residence In mountainous district or coming
summer Address fall particulars and price To A 81 New.
York Post ONCE Box 1910
XNANTED--5 years lease, unfurnished 2
large dwelling houses 40 70 80 rooms location 7h 10
3ihsts 4t 10 6thaves $4,000 10 per year; for rs
class family boarding; principals pre;eried AJiress
HOUSE, Box %, Tribune Office.
NANTED--A few acres OF land with dwell
w Ing near city, for llscro farm good buildings and
paving business; 23 niles from n. Y. BOOkHOUT, IS
.ibertyst. y -
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
Go Whom if aian Concern

IMPORTANT to printers photographers,
pspcrbcx makers. leather cloth and metal WORKERS and
ali Who use dies Of any description You form your ow
dies VITA Flexible Knie" at nominal expense For
part cuiars, address ADJUSTABLE DIE MFG Coz NO ~
LcsrbOrn-st., Chicago. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-21
UEOPLE'S EVENING LINE
Gonnirp Dodrh.

EIEN RIDGE, CORNWALL. y. Y.-Boar,l
~ fot the summer. House now open JAMES q. hOE.
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Romance in Real Life.

Daniel S. Weber has had . romantic career
10 lSi7 when his father died, be went to sea. aut
just prior to that event his father had deposited
in the Suffolk Bank, through Mr. John o. Butch
er, now 10 the Boston custom house, $3.50. Web
Der sailed to all parts of the globe, and when the
war was in progress he became an involuntary
recruit to one Of the Union regiments. He wa,
captured at Vicksburg, made bis escape. went to
Philadelphia and married and rejoined the army
to find on his discharge that his wife had died and
left child to Quaker adoption. AT the close Of
the war he settled down TO the life Of civilian,
and not long ago be went to Wisconsin to see
some of his wife g relations, and there married
again. Together he and bis wife have tramped
East. He has satisfied Mr.. Butcher Of his iden-
tity and secured the money belonging to his ia
Their, now amounting to 81 693 49, and not only
has be done that but he has proved his title to a
strip of land near Camden in this State, which
his father owned. and has settled down upon it.
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Political,

Cba,e's Chronicle, greenbsck, in its rejoicin!
the election, says that it is setted"that Their
can be but two parties 10 Maine, and one of then
can't be the democratic party"
As bother General Butler will rank above Gen
ersl Grant. For while the latter only bottled But
Ter. Butler has bottled the democratic party o
Massachu sets - Tribune.
The Boston Herald advises the anti Butle
men to vote the republican State ticket in Mssss
chusetts, but regret. that some sound money de m
ocrat, like Frank Bird, was not put on il for Lieu
tenant Governor.
The Boston Congregstionslist urges its reader
to 60 to the caucuses, saying "Put on your hat
brother, and 60. If you 60 your duty there IS
Christian patriot you will serve your generation
and, it may be, may glorify your Master NOR,
than you ever did in the best prayer meeting tina
ever glsddened your soul"
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General News.

Diphtberia prevails in Bolivar, Tenn, to an
alarming extent, most all the cases re sultne fatal
| ".
Mr.. A. H. Stephens, while not dangerously ill.,
is unable TO make some promised speeches to bis
constituents.
The Universaists of New Hampshire hold their
annual convention in Concord Oct. |. 2 and g.
The first day will be devoted to Sunday school in
terests.
Mrs. Msckey, of Nevada, has become the hap
py owner of some Of the most gorgeous jewelry
n the Paris Exposition. She has bought . pa
rure Of diamonds and sapphires costing Sl70 900
likewise diamond necklace valued at S25, 900.
Annie Cook, the notorious woman of Memphis
who sent away the frsil inmates of her house at
the outbreak Of the yellow fever in that city and
turned II into hospital for the sick, has Just died
a victim to her constant and careful personal min.
istrstion.
The demand for silver dollars now averages
about four tons daily. This is less than the coin.
age. and indications are that the Treasury will
not be able, under the present order to circulate
the amount coined. There is q large demand
now from the South for dollars to pay cotton pick.
ciss ~ thN hS 1--WE PiSiVt VIGIL W otuCF uou'
ey.
A chcken-fancer at Springfield. Mass. recently
caught two old rats carrying off the eggs which
he had placed in . nest for sitting hen. The
rat would run the lower jaw through the shell,
raise the head slightly and carry the egg off with
| the greatest ease. The hen fancer watched until
they had made away with fourteen eggs, when he
| interfered.
| Mr.. Luke Pike who resides at Chatham, New
Brunswick, at the age of eghty-six years, was in
the English frigate Shannon at the time of he,
contest with the Chesapeake In Massachu.ett.
Bay, during the war Of 1912, and is believed to
be the only survivor of that engagement. He il
a native of Ireland, and while on q vessel In which
he was coming to Newfoundland, he was captured
| by an American privateer. Subsequently the pri.
vateer was captured by British cruiser, and he
and twenty two other released prisoners were i'm
pressed on board the Shannon, to make up the de-
feiency in the number of her crew caused BY
drafting men to be placed on board of prizes.
Four of these impressed men were killed in the
engagement. Mr.. Pike, who Is hale and hearty.
has a vivid recollection Of this memorable fight,
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but the supply is light. There 10 a steady demand
for medium and 8 BOD cheese, and the stocks are
quite well sold up.W quote hne cheese at Sc
common 10 medium Al sac.
EGGs-The market remains dull, and there is n,
sha&se e nSse K S%o.s'sns We quot
efs asking lie: Z ! at Ice per doz.
BEANs-The market is irm, and with limited
receipts prices are well sustained. We quote me
diums at 81 o5ai rs; Pea beans at 81 75al so 70,
pr me, and ye low eyes at 81 25a2 80 per bush
Joobers prices are 10, per bush higher tnsn the
fRODNCE-Pototoes are selling at the roads at
zoe per bush, and from stock in bbls at o. 0la
a5 per bbl. sweet petatses sell at 81 IS per bb
for virginia, and 81 rs per Dbl for Jersey. On
ions range from 81 62hal rs per Dbl.
GkApEs-There is good supply, and. with a
steady demand, prices are unaltered. We quote
at 9tlOc per 10 for loose Delewares, and SAFE Tor
Concords. In crates Delewares sell at es 50a6 "
for "a 3-lo boxes and IS 90 per crate OF ~ . ID
boxes. Cataw bas sell at . 0oa6 90 for crates OF
u GLIB boxes, and 81 20 FOR 2. l.lb boxes. Con.
cords ell at 81 o0a3 80 for crates OF two dozen
and 10 boxes, and isabellas at - o0a3 rs for "a
APPLES AND PEARs--The market is dull for
apples al s3c 81 so per Dbl. Bartlett Pears sell
at ths seekler at $40 per ebl and other varieties
AT Sta6.
HAY AND STRAw-There is no change to note
and the market Is steaIy at quotations. We quote
s9; Gne and medium hay at $i5al1; common hay
at s!lal2 per ton. straw at siiaiaper ton.
SUGAk-Raw Is steady and d. m at 7l.i7's per
Id for air TO ge refining with fair inquiry and
saies OF sos hhds CeBuegos fully lair color, at
10, and .ii hbds Porto Rico on priva'e terms
Re lined il stead and unchanged, with "A fair de-
mand at quotations. We quote Jasper cube at Toe
powdered at 9a4c; graduated at Va 9As confec.
TONERS al "a {, standart A at 9isc. ezra at
SIC; exua chow Z at =. G5sc, anu golden vel
low at nc per lb. Wholesale grocers ask TAX c
per 10 abe We these prices
COrfoN-The marfet is quiet at the decline OF
yesterday, without any Improvement to note IN
the demand, and sales are limited to small lots
Wequote mddllng. l2tailla low middling II =
all good ordinary, II tailc, and ordinary lUa
ltis g yer 10, iscluuing upland and gull.
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ITCHING PILES. -

ITCHING PILES. - The symptoms are
moisture, like preparation, intense itching, 10.
creased by scratching, very distressing, psrticu.
larry at night as if pin worms were crawling ia
aud about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected; if allowed to continue, very seri
ous results may follow. DR.. SwAYNE's ALI
HEALING OINTMENT Is pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above de.
sciibed, the use Of Swayne's Ointment 10 q short
time made perfect cure.
j. w. CHRIST. Boot 4 Shoe House, 344 Y. I'd St.
+. G. WKYMAN, Halter, s S. Eighth ST., Phils
Reader, if you are suffering from this dis.
tressing Complaint. or letter, Itch, Scald
Head Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty
Scay, Skin Eruption, use Swsynes Ointment and
ne cured. Sent by mail to any address on receip
Of price, (n currency or postage stamps, so cent.
= box, three boxes 81 .25. Address letters, DIR
Swavne & Son, 800 n. Sixth Street, Philadelp hia
No charge for advice. Sold by leading drug.
sis,s. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20- teod.S wifi
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, |
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, September %, 1878.
FLOUli-Extra spring 75a5.50; western 40
southern 525.
WHEAT No. Red Winter aSSA; No. 2 30
a 90hscash; o. october; No. Chicago Spring
soAasIh cash; ssf October; ssk Now; No. .
771s rejected 81.
CORN Sales. 81. 4s5X cash; s51a-- Oct.
36s Nov; rejected, aka
GA rs ls1. = casn; October 81 .aA Eliza
November; rejected, TX.
RYE-45x.
BARLEY-l0sa1l cash; lO'-alOs- October
107 Nov.
POkk-Cash s6o-asI3-; October, s57ha40
Nov. ea5aS65-.
LARD Cash 6.5s-a6.65-; Oct. 667asTH Nov
s60ah.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 4Hs6-, short ri
side 81 40; short clear rib ~ s6I clear side
5Aa
WHISKEY-l07.
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