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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

nS-The yellow fever epidemic in the South
continues with undated fury. Hundreds are stiil
dying while the daily increase Of eases in some II
the stricken cities must be enough 70 sieken the
hearts Of those who are 20 hobly battling against
the scsuFge, bat who, notwithstanding, 6ght IL
bravely and siiek 70 their posts manfally. Many
Who we're thoaght T. b safs from the disease, aud
vho worked heroieaily or the relief q others, have
died from Sheer exhaustion. While other noble men
and women have contracted the fever BY contact
with Il and wili die. u yicksburg there has been
. slight abatement and ~ more funds are needed
there far the present. A. Grenada the fever has
about ruu H. eourss foF SAINT Il material % work
on. The fever has reached Gallipolis, Ohio, and
several deaths have occurred. Al Memphis Il has
spread % the surrounding eountry and the great
80 condensation prevails Money in large sums
j. stiH being collected Ia the North, East and
West and l. being forwarded 10 the afflicted points,
ny means q which much good Is being done.
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g1ss~ The Union Orphan Asylum, most noble
charity, located at the corner of Franklin and
Schroeder streets, Baltimore, closed on Tues
day, there being no occasion for its further con-
tinuance 1t was established in 1866 with a view
of caring for the orphan children who lost their
fathers in the Federal army, and since its incep-
ton 80 little have been cared for and provided
with homes until after they had attained an age to
be able to look our for themselves. It was man
aged entirely by charitable ladies and was sup
ported principally by voluntary contributions.
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H9-By reference to our advertising columns il
will be seen that the members of the Republican
State Central Committee in Baltimore, Carroll,
Cecil and Hartford counties-composing the Sec
ond Congressional district-issue a call to the vo-
tiers of said counties to meet in primary meetings
on Saturday, September 18th, to select delegates
to county conventions to be held on Monday, Sep
tember 3Oth, which conventions are to elect dele
gates to meet in district convention at Havre-de-
Grace, Hartford county, Tuesday, Oct. LIST, at IL
o'clock a. m, to nominate Republican candidate
for Congress for said district.
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Deaths Free--- Tributes, &c, 10 cts. a Line
BADDERS.-On Sept. l3th Alfred Goodman, in
the 4th year of his age, son of H. II. and E. S.
Badders.
GATCH.-0n Sept. 18th, Nicholas Catch, in the
10Th year of his age
WHELAN.-On Aug. 23d, Joseph Frank, aged 3
months, twin son of Thos. B. and Ina Whelan.
EWALOT.-On Sept. 18th, at her late residence,
near Sweet Air, Baltimore county, Mrs. Dorethea
S. Ewaldt, in her S5th year.
CARPENTER.-At Spring Hill, Baltimore coun-
ty. Sept 10th, Mary M. Carpenter, wife of VIM.
H. Carpenter.
PAINTER At "Sunnyside," Baltimore county,
Sept. 18th, Joseph G. Painter, in his 32d year.
PENNINGTON.--On Sept. 10TH at Emory Grove,
Annie, aged 81 years, months and days, be-
loved daughter of Robt. and Louisa Pennington.
BENNETT.-On Sept. IL, Ellen, aged 80 years,
wife of ChristOph Bennett.
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5Gs~The temperance party of the Sd Congress
sional district has nominated Mr. Joseph ThOmp-
son, who was the candidate of the Labor party for
Mayor of Baltimore city, for Congress. 1t is said
that the "National Labor Greenback Party" will
also nominate Mr.. Thompson. There are nowtwO
candidates in the Sd district and likely to be an
other, Hon, VIM. j. 0'Brian, who was beaten in
the Democratic convention by Col. Kimmell, and
who threatens to run independent. If he should
do so Mr.. Thompson will have very good show
10 win
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

JEFF. S. Griffith, of Anne Arundel county,
wrote an offensive postal card to Messrs. Bowling
Patterson, Of Baltimore. The firm laid COM
plant against him before the U. S. Commission
er, he was arrested and gave bail for his appear
ance. Since then the matter has been compro-
missed by Griffith paying the costs, amounting to
nearly $1,000, and making an apology. Served
him right. He will no doubt be more careful in
future.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE FARM ON THE BELAIR ROAD,
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY LIMITS,
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF NICHOLAS
CATCH, J. H.KEENE, AND OTHERS.
DY virtue Of the power contained in a deed of
ID mortgage from Alexander W. Goldsborough
and Margaret X. GOldsborough to Edrs Berkeley
duly recorded among the Mortgage Records of
Baltimore county in Lber G. ii. c., No. Is, ieH~
=n folio 5l3, &C., which mortgage was by -
EM said Berkeley assigned to the under
signed by deed of assignment, dated March 10th,
1874, and duly recorded among the Mortgage Rec
ords of said county in Liber G. ii. c., No. Is,
folio 515, &C., the undersigned will offer at PUB
Lie SALE, ON the premises, on
Tuesday, October 22d, 1878,
at 81 o'clock p. M,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the Beair road, about miles from the
city limits, being the farm of the said Alexander
w. Goldsborough, late deceased, and the same
parcel of land described in deed in fee simple
from Jacob Taylor McCOmas and others to the said
Alexander w. GoldsbOrough, bearing date May
18th, 1858, and recorded among the Land Rec
ords of Baltimore county in Lber G.. ii. c., No.
3S, folio 299, &C., containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN AND A QUAR-
TER ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The land is improved by ordinary
DWELLING HOUSE,
barn built of stone, and one or two other small
buildings. 1t is valuable property and sus-
ceptible of great improvement. 1t has good
front on the Belar road, and almost twO-thirds Of
the whole is covered by magnificent forests of ex-
ceedingly valuable timber. Attention is partic-
ularly called to this last feature. Mr. Thomas B.
Catch on the adjoining place, will show the prop
erty to any one wishing to examine before pur-
chasing.
TERMS OF SALE The terms of sale will be
for Cash. deposit of 800 will be required on
the day Of sale from the purchaser
JOHN KING, JR.,
Assignee of Mortgage.
MALCOLM H. JOHNSTON, Attorney.
STORM 4 RISTEAU, Auctioneers.
Sep. 21.-ts.
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Es- Hon. A. h. Syester, of HagerstOwn, one Of
the most prominent Democrats of Western Mary
land, has offered his services to the Greenbackers
of the 9th Congressional district to stump the dis
trict for their nominee for Congress. Mr.. Syester
is very able man and his loss to the Democrats
will be a severe blow.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

ES~Rev. IL. ii. Hayden, of Madison, Connec-
ticut, has been on trial this week for the murder
of Mary Stannard, young woman who was found
dead near her fathers house about two weeks ago.
The circumstances of the terrible crime point d.
rect to Hayden but he hopes to prove an alibi.
He is a married man and has heretofore stood well
in the community.
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NS-The Democratic convention of the 9th Con-
gressional district, held at Rockville on Wednes-
day, nominated Hon. George Peter, of MOntgOm-
cry county, for Congress. There was considerable
opposition to Mr.. Peter at first, but finally all
united on him and he was nominated on the first
ballot He is thought to be a weak candidate.
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}. c. H. EMORY, Attorney, Towsontow
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

DY virtue of power contained in mortgage
ID from Alice G. Mankin, Sarah Mankin and
Maria /. Mankin to the Hampden Association of
Baltimore county, dated the 23d day of Septem-
Der, 1873, and recorded in Liber J. B., No. 81.
folio "a, one of the Mortgage Records of Balt-
more county, the undersigned mortgage, will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at the COURT
HOUSE door in TOwsontown, on
Tuesday, the Sh day Of October merit (1S7S),
at IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THE INTEREST OF THE SAID MORT
GAGORS OF, INTO, AND OUT OF THE
SAID HAMPDEN ASSOCIATION,
its Stock or Shares therein and in its property of
every kind, as also and especially all their inter-
est directly or indirectly in the
TWO COTTAGE LOTS
and the Hampden's Company Reserve as laid
down on the Plat OF the said Hampden AssOcia-
tons property which is fled in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county amongst the proceedings in
the case of MeJilton and others against Sarah A.
Mankin and others. The said property being sit
uated in Baltimore county near WOOdberry.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
THE HAMPDEN ASSOCIATION OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ALBERT H. CARROLL,
President.
D. C. II. EMORY, Attorney.
Sen l4-ts.
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I6~Mrs. Jeanette Bennett, sister of James
Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the N Y. Herald,
was married at Newport on Thursday morning to
Mr.. Isaac Bell, Jr,, of New York city. The we'd
ding presents valued at upwards Of 800, 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

re- Mr.. r. Q. Taylor, the well-known Balti-
more halter, who lost his right arm year or two
ago by cunning accident, had his other arm
broken few days ago by being thrown from a
carriage at Norfolk, Va.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

-Wanted-By everyone who has an inteli-
gent conception of its valne-Health. Health
depends upon the possession of pure blood and
pure blood is the possession of those who use
DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture, acknowledged as a SUI
perior blood purifier.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

zy- Matilda Stanley, queen of the Gypsies,
was buried at Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday last, and
her funeral was attended by upwards of $4,000
people, every Gypsy band in the country having
representation present.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

as~ The fifth annual fair of the Hartford coun-
ty Agricultural Society will be held at Belair, Oc-
tober sth 9th, 10th and 1lth The premium lists
arc liberal and the indications are that the exhi
bition will be a successful one See advertisement
in this issue.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-09-21

.gag- Baltimore contribution to the yellow fever
sufferers of the South now reaches nearly O,OOO
New York city alone has given considerably up
wards of 100000, and funds are still being raised
there as in Baltimore city,
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MARRIAGES.

R0BINS0N-FIDLER.- the 18th inst, at
the M. p. Parsonage, TOwsontown, by Rev. j.
W. Gray, James Robinson to Mary C. Fidler, all
of Baltimore county.
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Ess-The boiler of steam threshing machine
exploded near Palmyra, n Y, on Monday, killing
one man and fatally wounding three others.
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ANNUAL FAIR

Maryland State Agricultural and
Mechanical Association,
THO BE HELD AT PIMLICO, NEAR BALTI-
J. MORE, September 24th, 1873, and last four
days Large, attractive List of Premiums. Ad-
ditional Prizes in Household Department.
Trials of Speed-TwO days TrOtting. One
days Running.
At P. NJ Thursday, Grafton by SENATOR
BAYARD, of Delaware.
Special arrangements made to reach the grounds.
ne PREMIUM LISTS to be had at Office,
No 81 North Calvert street.
Restaurant Privileges to be had on applying to
the Secretary. 7. B. DORSEY,
Sep. 7.-tm.) Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. COUNTY,
TowsoNTOwN. September IL, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a sufi-
IN cient number of LAMPS having been prOyi-
ded as authorized by Act Of 1878, to exhaust the
appropriation out of the Levy of 1878, for that
purpose, il is hereby ordered, that no further pc
titions for Lamps will be granted for the present
year. BY order,
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD w. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County Commissioners of Baltimore County.
Test IL. HARTMAN SCH0NE, Clerk.
Sep. I-2t.
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Paints, Oils e Glass.
Hugh Bolton & Co.
ESTABLISHED I7ss
81 and SO MCEIderry's WIFI,
BALTIMORE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Alcohol, Linseed and Boiled Oils, Coal Oil, Lard,
Neat>foot, Machine and Signal Oils, COpal,
Japan, Bright, Ship, Black, Asphalt
tum, Parafine, Heddle and Iron
Varnishes, Verdigris,
White Lead, Spirits Turpentine, Axle Grease,
Lacquers for Oyster and Fruit Cans, COneen-
trated Lye, White Zinc, 0akum, Brushes,
Putty, Benzine, Rozin, Pitch, Tar,
Ship Scrapers, &C., &C., &c.
= Sep. 14,'7S.-1y. t
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PRIVATE SALE
- OF 80
SNUG LITTLE FARM. S.

SNUG LITTLE FARM. So
VNHE undersigned offers for sale a FARM CON-
Il TANNING 100 ACRES, with Good Improve
ments in the 9TH district, Baltimore county, one
half mile west Of Wiseburg, and adjoining the
farms Of II. b. Miller and others.
ALSO
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TOwSONTOWN.
Lot III feet front and adjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot is in fee. The House is two
story frame, containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
For further particulars, apply to
JOHN BURNS,
July 20.-tf. Towsontown.
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ANONYMOUS COMMUNICA.
TIONS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIC. County,,
TOwsONTOwN, September II, 1873.
THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, Certain parties have addressed anon
ymous communications to this Board in reference
to certain officers, it is hereby ordered that no
notice will hereafter be taken of such communica-
tiOns. By order,
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL,
EDWARD w. STIEFEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
County Commissioners of Baltimore county.
Test ~. HARTMAN SCH0NE, Clerk.
Sep. 14.-2t.
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FURNISHING GOODS...GET YOUR
Il FURNISHING GOODS AT HOOKS, Sd
DOOR ABOVE THE POST OFFICE, TOWSON-
TOWN, MD. July 2a-2m.
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NeaC Advertisements.
MORTGAGES SALE

MALCOLM H. JOHNSTON, Attorney, 81
St. Paul Street, Baltimore.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

G6R WEEK in your own town. SIS outfit
UOUfree. No risk. Reader, if you want bus
mess at which persons of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work. write for particulars
to H. HALLETT Co., Portland, Me. [Mh2-ly.
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Real Estate Sales, dc.

j. T. MASON, Attorney at Law, n. e. Corner
Calvert Lexington Sts., Baltimore.
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE BELAIR ROAD,
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY LIMITS,
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF NICHOLAS
CATCH, J.H. KEENE. AND OTHERS.
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DEATHS.

Deaths Free---TribMtes, IEc., no cas-. a Line
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
Brief Locals.

Did you get turkey?
The market this morning was a very
large one.
Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy to-
bacco. Oct29-1mD*
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day.
Services will be held in several of the
churches tomorrow.
The DAILY GAZETTE will not be issued
| tomorrow.
Wild ducks are selling very cheap.
Rabbits were never more plentiful in
market than at the present time.
JOab Cloud, who committed suicide
yesterday morning at the Logan House,
did not wish to put the COroners jury to
any trouble in finding verdict.
The DAILY GAZETTE goes steadily on
| and increases in circulation.
| Call and see hose life-siEe Crayons tax
en- by Sutterly. His prices are low.
| aug30-tf.
| The American Rifles Fair opens
in the Institute Hall tomorrow even
ing.
Vincent and Newcombe are at last
lodged in New Castle jail
| The 8 o'clock train to Philadelphia is
the tavorite of our citizens.
I
How many "prettiest girls" has
the funny writer of the Republican,
| Rafiies for turkeys are now in or.
der.
The Weccacoe actives are going to
give ball on the 18th of January.
| Germans report that Bismarck weighs
243 pounds, gain Of forty-three pounds
in four years. Limberger cheese and
beer did it,
Last week 5000 partridges, 200 rabbits,
besides ducks and other game were ship
ped to the city markets from Milford
What slaughter.
Took Rib Our own balliff Thomas
Davis, ESD. took to himself RIB last
week.-Centrev,He Observer. Will the
Observer please explain what kind OF a
rib 1t was?
Take your children to Sutterly's gallery
for good picture, SO2 Market street;
! Chin Ian Pin has Chinese paper sen;
to him regularly. 1t is little paper of
Pin's.-Boston Post. How sharp Is the
point of that Pin, and is the paper badly
scratched ?
Miss Won Hillern's excessive walking
has brought on paralysis of the limbs,
| That may be, but there are hundreas OF
young ladies in our city who will never
be troubled with Miss Won Hillern's af-
Fiction.
From the appearance of the box sheet
Miss Helen Potter will have good
house this evening.
Warde & Barrymore's Diplomacy,
company appear at the Grand Opera
House on Monday evening next.
Go to Donaldson's oyster depot for
good oysters and gospel measure corner
7th and French. Nov. 26, If.
Never allow mud to remain on your
horses legs after driving.
The suspected murderers of Patrick
Collins have been discharged by the
Grand Jury, they having failed to find
true bill against them.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

70 pay any member who becomes dis
abled or sick, certain allowances. We
think. therefore. an action may be main
tanned upon that ground. The case then
stands upon the facts alons
"This claim upon the part of the plain
TN, El'zabete Magee, wLo is adm nistra-
trix of Samuel Magee, is with Clayton
Lodge, which, according to the claim,
was indebted to Samuel Magse at the
time Of his death to the sum of S276,
with interest from 1st of November, 1875.
This plaintiffs claim, alleged to be for
weekly dues 10 Samuel Magee in his life
time, is said to be unpaid.
This Is question for the jury; whether
1t Is unpaid or whether the Lodge ous lit
to pay the sum Of money.
ut Seems he was sick and that several
sums of money were paid to m.-
He paid S44 80 into that lodge. After
April 1875 the lodge suspended payment.
ii = was still a member Of the lodge when
It suspended in April 1875. These are the
:t~ in evidence. You are TO take them,
eonsider them make up your verdict as
best you can. There is DO law other
than what l have quoted applicable to
this case.
"The claim is 1916 with interest from
Noy. 1st 1875. We say to you, if in your
opinion from the testimony, that that
amount of money due TO Samuel Magee
or his representatives, is legal then they
are entitled to recover. You must take
into consideration, the fact, however,
that the lodge, had suspended payment,
by resolutions passed, for the reason that
they had no funds. Several had been
sick aud by reason thereof the lodge was
without these funds. You are to take all
these facts into consideration and from
them make up your verdict"
The Jury then retired.
The new Recorder of Wills, Thomas III
Holcornb, entered George Gray, Esq.
j John II. Rodney Esq, and Joseph II
Rodgers, as sureties, for $1,000.
The Grand jury having ignored the
bill against Mrs. McCann, charged with
the murder of Patrick Collins, on appli.
cation of George Gray, her counsel, she
was discharged.
The court also discharged James Nc
Lane and Andrew Finn held as princi.
pals with Mrs. McCann for the murder
of Collins.
VIM. O'Donnell, Michael DAWN and
WIN. Peytun who were held AZ accesso.
ries, one of whom, William O'Donnell
has been in jail since the murder, was
also released from Jail.
Robert Baynard, Sr., for the larceny OF
harness from Curtis b. Eliason, convicted
" as brought out. He was sentenced to
pay as restitution money So and Costs, on
Saturday the 30th be whipped with IL
lashes, be imprisoned three months and
wear convict's six months thereaf, er.
Owing to the fact of the jury on the
Clayton Lodge case being out, at 6:4i
cOult was in session.
he jury in the case of Samuel Magee's
administrative vs. Clayton Lodge, X OF
F., returned verdict for the plaintiff, fol
the rum OF S104.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
VISIT TO THE CHESTER SCHOOLS

Yesterday morning President Eckel
and Messrs. Speakman, Baird, Palmer.
Morrow, Ruth, Belts and l.. L. Grub0,
of the Board of Education, accompanied
by Superintendent Harlan, went to Ghes
ter, Pa, for the purpose of visiting the
public schools of that city. At the de-
pot they were met by Messrs. Hinckson,
Price and Roberts, of the Chester School
Board, and were driven first to the office
of Mr.. q. F. Foster, Superi ntendent of
Public Schools. Afterwards the visitors
were taken around to the seven public
schools of Chester, and inspected eachi i.I
turn. At each school the scholars were
put through brief examinations, ana
other exercises of pleasant character
were given. President Eckel and others
made suitable responses, and the visit
was rendered very agreeable to all con-
cerned. At noon the visitors were hand
somely entertained at Appleby's hotel.
Yesterdays Chester Times says of the
visitors
"They are fine-looking, gentlemanly
body Of men, and we welcome thsm
among us, hoping that their visit here
may be not only enjoyable but protita-
Bile, and that it will bs the means of fur
nishing much valuable information to
both bodies"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
THE MARKETS.

The market this morning was the
largest that has. been in this city since
last Christmas. The farmer, wagons oc-
cupied the west side of King street, from
the railroad to Tenth and King.
The supply of poultry WAS very large,
IT b-ing e,ti'pated that there were over
three thousand turkeys offered for sale,
willis the supply of chickens, ducks and
geese was very large. In the way OF
opossums were offered for sale in large
Quantities aud az veIy low prices. Not
withstanding the large supply prices
were firm, and did not vary but very
slightly from last Wednesday,.
Below will be found a statement of the
prices:
Beef steak, 16a1Sc; sirloin, 18a2Oc
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c Clipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced, 16a15c; wholesale, 10c
shoulders, 8a10c; fitch, 11a12c; pud
ding, 16c; hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard
l0c; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a1Sc veal
1Oa16c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 8as
roll, 23a2S; eggs 25a28c onions ~ cents
soup beans, 3 cents; honey, 25c. per
pound; cabbage, 3 SC. per head
$2.50a S3,per head ducks, ,9OaSf25 per pr;
potatoes lOal6c. per half peck Deetsi
lOal2c. half peck; new apples, 8a20 pei
half peck; turke.s, 9Oas3 30 per piece
pears 12a4O pr hfpk;turnips, Sc. pr.hf PIX
chestnuts. .16alS cents per qt.; grapes, 15s
1Sc. per 10 wild ducks 5OaS1'25 per pail
sausage, 10c per lb.; scrapple, &c; Rock
i th, 15c per pd; pike, 15c. sea-bass, 2 lb'
| for 25c. trout, II C; founders, 10; haddock
&c; blue fish 12c; white perch l0c; cat fish
lbs tor 15c. yellow perch, IL. a 15c pei
string; suckers, ID zoe. per bunch; cdel
&c per qt', 15 cents per gallon; celery. Sail
per bunch; rabbits, 15a2Oc. per piece
partridges, S2aS250 per doz.