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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting of tho Common Council
of the city of Alexsndria, bold June IS, 1878,
there wore present. James T. Beckhsm, esq,
President, and Measrs. Chsuncey, Monroe,
Falls, Slaughter, Rishell, Schofeld Evans,
Nails and Peake.
The adverse report Of the Finance Committee
upon the petition of Thomas 4. Wsggaman for
reduction of assessment upon the Virginia
House property Was adopted.
The bills Of John Marriott. for services as re.
gstrar, amounting to Sl4 ~. and Of Catnsrlne
Mills, for rent Of room for repatriation and cleo
ton purposes, amounting to ST. 20. were order
cd to be paid
The following were received from the Board
Of Aldermen and their action thereon concurred
in, viz: The adverse report of the Finance Com
mittee upon the petition of the Alexandria Co.
operative Building Association for an abatement
Of tax On the properly lately owned BY Samuel
Day aud Erastus Green ; petition OF the Potomac
Ferry Co. for permission TO remove tho waiting
DOM from the north to the south side or the
companys dock, and resolution authorizing
the Committee on LigEt to replace in the hand;
of the Superintendent of Gas for collection
500 rs of uncollected gas bills for tho fiscal year
ending May 81 1878
Mr. Evans offered the following resolution
which Was adopted, viz:
Resolved That the thanks OF tho Common
Council BIZ returned to the President for his able,
Impartial and courteous performance OF his du-
ties, and to the Clerk and Messenger for the
punctual and satisfactory manner in which they
have performed their duties
The Board then adjourned.
Teste JAMES L. CATION, Clerk.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At a regular meeting OF the Board Of Alder
men, held June Is, 1878. there were present.
VIM. A. Moore, esq.,, President and Messrs.
Marbury, Strauss, Armstrong, Downham,
ONeal and Reid
The Committee on Light reported the follow.
ing, resolution, which was adopted, viz:
bills of the last fiscal year turned over to the
Committee on Light by the Superintendent of
Gas, and amounting to the small sum Of 500 25,
(out Of al aggregate Of 500 49 90 of bills for the
year, and which the said Superintendent cannot
as prescribed by law make affidavit are uncol-
lectable, be returned him by the Committee on
Light with instructions to collect the same as
soon as practicable.
The petition Of the Potomac Ferry Go. for
permission to remove their waiting room from
the northern to tho southern side Of their dock
was granted.
On motion OF Uol. Reid the following resou-
ton was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That tho thanks of this board be
rendered to the President Of the Board Of Al der.
men for the faithful and impartial manner lie
has discharged the duties of his Office.
An adverse report from the Finance Com
mittee on the petition of Thomas E. Wsggsmsn
for reduction Of assessment on the Virginia
House property WAS received from the Common
Council and their action concurred in.
The thanks Of the board were rendered to H.
J. Nevett, esq reporter for bis services for the
past year.
The Finance Committee reported adversely on
the petition of the Alexandria Building Associs-
ton for rebate Of taxes on the propertyof SAM l.
Day and Erasmus Green, which was adopted.
Bills of Cstharno Mills, SD 80, for rent OF
| room, and John Marriott, $l4 70, as registrar OF
| lst ward, were received from the Common Coun
ell and their action concurred in.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JEO j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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virginia News.

Capt. George w. Singleton, an old and re-
spected merchant of Suffolk, was thrown down
q railroad embankment by an Infatuated steer
yesterday and fatally Injured.
Tho mess nall and an adjoining building OF
Washington and Lee University at Lexington,
was burned at az early hour on Monday morn
ing.
The Governor has appointed Mr. Genus 3.
Stearns commissioner to represent this State
at the Paris Exposition, vice Jas &. Flcklcn,
resigned.
Governor Holiday has removed the political
disabilities of Colonel W. D. Coleman, Of
Danville.
MIR. Il. L. Russell has been appointed no
tary public for the city of Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

HEBREWS MoBBED.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that the reports received there
concerning the assaults upon the Hebrews al
Kalisch are extremely distressing The He
breWs of Kalisch number about one fifth of the
population. They are thrifty. prudent and
charitable, and they have often beiriended their
Christian neighbors in times Of distress. The
improVidence of the latter, however, leads them
to borrow money of their Hebrew neighbors,
and frequently when payment was inconvenlent
a massacre of creditors was substituted. The
riots that have just occurred were instigated by
impecunious debtors. The mob was terocious
and was iufamed to madness by stories invent
ed by the instigators of the mob, relating to
the long exploded superstition that the Hebrews
performed unhoy and horrible rites at their
feast OF the Passover. The mob took posses
sion of the town, broke into and r1cd the shops
and dwellings of the Hebrews, maltreated the
women, killed eight or ten Of the men who at
tempted to defend the honor Of their wives.
beat and wounded scores Of others, forced open
the doors of TWO synagoPues, destroyed the ark,
desecrated the scrolls of the law and fred the
buildings. A letter from Kaliscb says The ap
pesrsnce of the Hebrew quarters oil the town is
deplorable; houses are 10 smoking ruins; groups
of frightened women and children trying to
hide themselves from observation, and dead
bodies lying unburied 10 tho streets or 10 the
yards of their destroyed houses, arc everywhere
seen.
SHOCKING OUTRAGE Eve learn that 9 young
man passed through Grsyson several days since
and entering house, at which he found only d
young lady, the rest Of the family being ab-
sent, committed most shocking outrage for
which, if he has been Captured he has, perhaps
ere now, paid the life penalty. Several gentle
men were in pursuit at last accounts, and track
ing the scoundrel pretty we'll. We have not
been sble to learn the name Of the young lady,
but it is stated that she is menbs of one Of
the first families in Grsyson. The man is peg
hsps, twenty-one or twenty two years Of sge;
wore at the time panama hat, bad two teeth
out in front, and his face was pocked. We
heard the name of the scoundrel, but it has es.
capped our memory. May justice ovortake him.
WytheviLLe Enterprise.
1t has been said of Mr.. Bryant that he was
parsimonious man. A remark he made to
young writer, nine years ago. deserves to be re.
membered: Zone of the first objects of literary
man should be to acquire an independence; his
genius never does its best so long as it is the
mere drudge Of his necessities"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

AZ the weather grows warmer aud tic nmc
for Congressional conventions draws ueh, we
predict that the Potter investigating coz m'ttee
will abreviatc its laboIs, and as the fraud was
perfectly apparent before the Committee Was
appointed, and nothing eau be doue, tu' to
more seriously mplicate Sherman and Mat
thews, the warmer the weather gets and the
sooner the conventions are called The better the
people will like it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

The International Review for July Augns
has been received from its publishers, A. S
Barnes & Co.. New York. lis contents are
Russia The Chinese Puzzle. The Moral Prob
lem, The French Exhibition. Elements OF Ma
tional Wealth, Science and Theology, The Cen
teunary of Rousseau, Siz, and Organization o.
Armies, Individual Reconstruction. Mr.. Seward
and Mr.. Motley, Art 10 Europe, and Contem
porary Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
Bank Closed.

PoTTEsvILLE, Pa Juoc 26.-The Shensn'
doab Valley Bank at Shenandoah closed It's doors
this uorDing. The following notice was posted {:
The directors have deci led TO close this hank
for the pr-seut. Tee steady withdrawal Ut de-
positors. as the result Ut TO-: onntluurd depres
Sion 10 business and the difficulty 10 collecting
its assets. for the same reaso0s have preVeDte
the bat,k from accom- IN ldaling the public to only
limited extent for some time past. Ii is be
lieVed that the bauk is entirely solvent and
that ali the creditors will be paid in full
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

The Washington Post says that the Senate,
after the fourth of next March will uodoubt-
edly be democratic by twelve ajorty, that Is
there will be forty.four democrats, thirty'oDe
republicans and one ipdependent-pavId Davis
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x7FXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER:

BERLIN Juno 26.-The health Of Prince
Gorschakotf being generally broken it will prob.
ably be necessary to appoint his successor.
MADRID, juno 26.-Tho Queen OF Spain
died this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

With the adjournment of Congress, the rea
work of its members begins. Nominations ant
re elections are to be looked after, and it vii
prove serious work With some.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
DIED.

This morning, at II SO O'clock, Mrs. JOSE
PHINE you're, wife of J"hn Il. Young
in the 45th yeur of her sge. GB> I he friends OF
the family are invited to attend her funeral,
from her late residence, on Gihbon, between
Patrick and Alfred streets, On Thursday even
ing. at 80 clock
June 25, 1878, at the residence of his brother
in law, MIR. j. T. Leschmsn, near Groveton,
Mr. b. +. LEW ID, in the 65d year OF his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

We have received copy Of sermon deliver
ed in st. James Church, Warrenton, Va, by
Rev. John S. Lindsay, rector, opposing round
danepg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

The paramount complaint against Congress
is not what it did-and some of that was bad
enough-but what it did not do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

We have received copy Of a very hand
somey printed pamphlet, 1.-THE inner life of
the Virginia Military Institute Cadet, its re-
sponsibiiities and its privileges" by Francis II.
Smith, LII D.
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The First Congressional District.

A writer 10 The fredericksburg Star says
that the numerous friends of Gen. Fltzhugh
Leo will most certainly present his name to the
Congressional convention which is TO assemble
at Tappahannock on Tuesday, the 9Th day of
August, as candidate for Congress.
At mass meeting at King William Court
House, last Monday, it was unanimously re.
solved, that We, the people Of the county OF
King William, 10 mass meeting assembled, do
heartily approve and indorso the past political
course of Hon. 3. B. Douglas, our represcn.
tative in the Forth. fourth and forty.ffth Con:
crosses from the First Congressional district Of
Virginia. and he is now, as he has boen here
tofore, our first choice for denomination at tho
convention to assemble at Tappahannock on
the 9Th of August"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

The latest dispatch from Madrid announce:
that the Queen of Spain died this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
Gen. Grant,

New York, June 26.-Mail adviceB FROM
Europe state that Gen. Grant will spend the
winter in Europe and return to the United
States by the way Of Iodia in the spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
MARRIED.,

On the 10th instant by Rev VIM. Dinwiddie,
assisted by Rov. " 8 Penck MIR. JAM rs B.
SAMPSON to Miss REBECCA NJ. HERN.
DON both of Ale3a ndrIa.
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lead,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Juue 26.-John W. Hess.
one OF the victims of the Chesapeake nail mill
boiler explosion died this morning OF his ln'
iuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WoMAN's FUND
for the liquidation Of the State debt for the
month ending 22i Juuc, lS7S:-
The NEST Egg" $50; Miss Pcterkin-somc
she had, and her packet money Tor the month,
$25; Miss Helen King, s.; Miss Hrrndon--
Will make her Ias1 summers bonnet do Tor this
year, IS; A lady, S.; Mrs. NJ. +. Maury. $40;
Mrs Colonel r. L. MauIy, $50; Mrs. 5. Jones,
81; A Virginia n,atron, So; Three geutIemen
friends If the cause, 81; each, So; Mrs: j. H.
Werth-most OF her summer bonnet. So. To-
total amount in hand, SlO7.
Colonel X. j.. Maury will be cue OF twenty
five to give $3.50.
Miss Mary Fulton, if any Que will give her
On order for worstcd shawl or three little
sacks, will gladly subscribe the price to tho
fund" after deduoting for matcrlalS--S5.
Mrs. Overton promises contribution when
she sells her bacon.
Miss B has two pigs and will give one.
A gentleman down town will "be one OF one
hundred to give ST, 900 il the ladies' will go to
work and get this thing started.
NJ. L. Maury, Charleston. w. ", will be
one OF twenty to give $50.
Mrs. S. W. Corbin, King George county.
will give oil OF her butter money from this
time.
Mrs. Bishop White will give tho money
laid by for her summer aress-$lO.
These contributions and promises have 10
every Instance save one been free will offerings,
entirely unsolicited. e. MAURY,
Richmond, Va.
-RicAm0nI, DSpntch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
The Hunter Trial.

CAMDEN, june 2G.-Hunter was again upon
the witness stand yesterday. Ills manner was
ouieter than the day before, but otherwise
no change was observable. A dramatic scene
occurred when jenkins, public prosecutor,
asked the prisoner and wituessif he, on the
Sunday before the murder, did not visit the
house OF ono George Sproulc TO iGqnlre for
Graham, and he replied he did not. Jenkins
then directed Sprou'e, il he was in the room.
to stand up when a man 10 the audience arose.
Hunter immediately jumped to his teet aud
cried With great vehemence: L dU DOT Know
that map; nc9er saw hIm beflre; you are q
liar, sir (ro Sprvule}, if you say L visited your
house. That mau is tying TO the COURT to
swear my If away"
The court ohio I'd. AID Hunter apologizrd;
but, at the IT quest OF Huu;er' COUNSEL, Sproule
was removed from the room.
The c'oss examination was then directed to-
ward lite. Insurance policies.
CAMDEN, N. j., July 26.-The inter- sim
the Armstrong murder trial was further
heiphteued this morppg by The testimony oil
Mrs. Sarah f. Lrcke. ut Philadelphia.
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JOB PRINTING.
TOB PRINTING !

vcu printing!
VAN >,n,>,o
Wa -osrocthruy AL, Inn sltent;oo Of our Gus.
toners ana the puohc s'heF7'iy 10 We '"'' '"''
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS.
BILLS OF LADING.
TICKETS,
LETTER HEADS,
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
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VISITING CARDS.
INVITATIONS
POSTERS,
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NEW CROP TEAS ut
IN je 25 j. q. MlLBURN >.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

Miss JEANETTE BENNETT TO MARRY LORD
RossNoRE.-It is understood that Miss
Jeanette Bennett, sister of j. G. Bennett, is
about to be married to Lord Rossmorc. Mr..
Bennett is 10 arrive in New York on the 9th
July. The wedding of Miss Bennett is to take
place 10 that city. Baron Rossmore, derrick,
Warner, William, Westerna,) of Rossmore
Park, county Monaghan, ireland, is the fifth
baron of that name, being also a peer Of the
United Kingdom; be holds scat in the House
of Lords. He is in his goth year, and hold
formerly sub.lcutenant' s commission 10 the
first Life Guards. lie succeeded 10 peerage to
his brother, Henry Cairns who died in 1874,
in consequence of a fall while riding steeplc
chase at Windsor. Miss BENEFITS fortune Is
estimated at about $2,000,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

Mr. JUSTICE MILLER, of the United States
Supreme Court, upon whom The operation oil
lithotomy was performed last Saturday, was 10
most excellent state yesterday, Tree from palp'
fever or any discomfort, and there seems to be
no doubt of his perfect recovery, even within
the limits u:ually assigned such serious case.
Though he is 10 his G3d year, and lost q great
deal Of blood at the time, he rallied at once,
and has since steadily progressed 10 his conVa'
lescence. Probably no capital surgical opera
ton in this country has excited moro general
interest than this, which was performed at the
Washington residence of Justice Miller by
Prof. Alan j. Smith, Of this city. Professor
Smiths record 10 this operation is remark
able ono, be having successfully operated fifty
three times without losing case. The London
Lancet some time since pronounced his record
tho best in the world in the removal of stone
from the bladder. The choice in the operation
Of Saturday was between the eminent English
operator, Sir Henry Thompson. who crushed
the stone in the bladder OF the late French
Emperor, and whose record shows loss of one
case in twelve, and Prof. Smith.-BaH. Sun.
The WILL of the late Don Manuel de Freyre,
Peruvian minister, was fully proven and admit
ted to probate yesterday. He leaves his estate
amounting to over $780, 600 nearly all in South
America to his widow and children. No letters
parliamentary will issue in this District, but a
Transcript of the entire record will be sent to
Peru where the state will beadministered upon.
The papers were presented to the Register, Col
Webster about II o'clock yesterday, and the
will being written in Spanishit was found neces-
ssry that a translation be made at once. This
was done, and the deposition of witnesses taken
in open court, with the exception Of the widow,
who beng too indisposed 10 come down made
her deposition ST her residence, and the papers
were all completed by o'clock Mr.. John
Selden acted as counsel for the widow The
minister leaves Sac OC0 and an investment Of
ST. 000, in this country, to his wife Sl2 lIO to
euch of four Legitimate children, and S4 co.. 10
each Of three illegitimate children. Vase. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

DEATH OF JUNGLE JIMMIE" BARRETT. THE
CEN1ENARIAN The Wythevc Enterprise
says: Ibis worthy old veteran departed this
Iifs at Tsz we'll Court House 90 Tuesday last,
ags one hundred years and SIX months. At
tie breaking out of the war between the States
Uncle Jimmie" (as h. Was smi!isrly Known
Was true 70 The cuors of bis adopted State aud
enlisted in The regular army, being then eighty
odd years Of age. H. Was afterwards dlscharx,
ed on account of sucn il rDitles OF age as would
nor oprI1,i him 70 20 a., 81; -"rv'ce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

Ad"AN UNDENABLE TRUTH. -4 gu deserve
to sufsr, and If you lead miserable, unsals-
factory life in this beautiful world, it Is entlrly
your own fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and sReptl.
clsnl, which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning Will
soon show you that Green's August Flower will
euro you Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with ali it's miserable effects such as sick head
ache, pal ptation of the heart, sour stomach,
habitu4l costivenq;s dizziness Ofthe head ner-
vous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now
not Druggist but will tell you of lts wonderful
cures. You can buy Sample Bottle for ~ cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
Ea. / HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
an assortment of Clothing aud Gents. Furnish
ings as can be found in any of the largest cites,
and VERY CHEAP. can fit q child Of six
years and man of 800 lbs weight. My Fine
Dress and Business Suits are as good as can be
made by any merchant tailor; and in Under
wear my variety is complete, including Gauze
Shirts at zoe, Lsle Thread Shirts at So, aud
Linen Drawers at $l.75; two fine four ply Linen
Collars for % cents, &C., &c.
S. DEALHAM,
62 King st., 3. ". corner Fairfax
IO- EXQUISITE Low QUARTER SBoEs
very cheap 1T
my2l WADDEY's, 10 King st.
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to Two years and SIX months imprisonment.
The North German Gazette announces thai
all the measures to be adopted against tho So
cialists arc now undergoing preliminary cxami
nation by the Ministers of Justice aud the ln.
terror.
Notwithstanding the favorable progress al
ready made, some weeks must clapsc before
the Emperor William can be removed to the
country.
Sir George Back, ihe distinguished English
Arctic navigator aud naval officer, is dead.
\ grand festival will take place at Paris on
Sunday 10 houor Of the Exposition. The main
feature is to be monster orchestral and ohora
fcte in the gardens OF the Tulcries, special fire.
works, a grand turchIlght procession, with cleo
trlc lights and fam braus and fireworks through
out the Bols Dc BoulOgue aud Champs Eyse
TO the TuilcIirs. % the lakes 10 the Bois Dc
BoulOgue there Will be one hundred illumlnat
I'd boats. with bands playing at dltf1rent points
and di>rlays of pyrolechnics.
The Prince of Hanover has agreed to re.
nounoJ Jbe royal tile, and, it Is reported, that
Prussia has consented to restore the Sou ster-
cd prup,r.y OF the Iat,. king.
LONDON, Juoc 26-Tne Central N-ws is
authority or the statcmrDt that Lard Dutern
has consented to accept an tXiensiOn of his ap
poiutnent as Governor General Of the Domio
ivr It Ca ada.
LONDON JUICE &c "A tele sram from Ports
muu,:. Says ina; Orders have been received at
the naval station there to dispatch three lndian
troops ships to Malta. The circumstance
causes considerable excitement. and 1t is re.
ported that these vessels will be employed to
take back The lodian contingent.
ROME, june 26.-Tho consistory appointed
for she 5th If July has been postponed until
the 18th of the tnme month.
VIENNA Juue 26 The Berlin correspond.
ent of the Vieupa Pressc, states that Bosnia
and Herzegovina arc to be occupied by Aus
TRAN troops within fortnight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3,lgioc,
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l'z@llc' urS
salt, 1901 3-4c oo,,... ,r,,
sAKING PowDERs-various brands, Ia
10 cans, per doz 81 25@l 80; IL do do' y oV@
q GO;l do do, 81 25G94 30.
CHEESE-W estern.t Id, 10 TO 10 l-2o'
CANDLES Star, As to So, l5@l6c.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@3O; RIO, cholce,
22m2l &c prime, 2lS2l Lie; common W
'" rrnoINsyCENTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
doz, Id cans, per case, "a 25g5 w. 81, M. ii,
FISH-Mackeral, per Dbl 80 Vogsii WI Kit
Il OO@sl % white fish, KIT, sogsl 20 %,
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per oox, 4VgoVc.
EiSu -Dried Goldfish, per b, 3.tgIc.
I,ARD-In fierce, 93-i@lOc; ~ 10 pals lug
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HAMS-Per Id, fancy brands liN@lo1aci
on M1nHIiTI,ISsSsEs-Fancy Louis iana, per gal
eo@s5e; Choice, 55@G0c; Prime 6OSooc; FAR
45@50c. Ia 7oa71.oc
SIiGAR w Grapuiated, per lb, II ?.l@i2c
rrnsSad' II l.9@i2o; Powdered, IL l-2g2c
~ ffea A. per 10, 10 l-4@lO leg; CholGt
Ionisiana' ga9 l.2c; Prime, l-ISs i-.c; orui'
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s0DA-Case; bi.carb. English OSo A--'
ke ssftAaRC II brands, per lb' 44sSc
soAP-olive, 594s6c; fancy soaps per O0A
"a 5OG8 10. g, coal Az. Obi,
river, in bbls, " I592 90; table, per SS'A'
Fl. npowder, 5Oa75c; imperial DUG
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VINEGAR-Cider, 2oSSoc' "ni'e "-NN'
| m75c