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MEDICINAL.
" 81 G. E II I N ID
FOR CHILLS, SHAKES, FEVER
AND AGUE.
TARBOFo. n. c., 1878.
Dr. r. ". SfeuCnS:

IARBOFO IN. C'i 1910
Dr.. r. II. Stcucns:
Dear Sir-l feel vory grateful for what your
valuable midicine, Vegetine, have done IN my
family. 7 wish to express my thanks by IN
forming you of the wonderful cure of my son !;
also to let YOU know that Vegetine is tho best
medicine Fever saw for Chills, Shakes, Ferer
and Agase. My son was sick with measles IN 1875
which left him with Hip.joint disease. My son
suffered great deal of pain, sll OF the time the
pain was 80 great he did nothing but cry, The
doctors did not help him particle, he could not
lift bis foot from the floor. he could not move
without crutches. I read your advertisement IN
the Louisville Couricr-J ournsl, thst vegeung
was groat Blood Purifier and Blood Food. L
tried ono bottle, which was great benefit. DE
kept on with tho medicine. gradually gaining.
He has taken eighteen bottles in all and ho ls
completely restored TO health. walks without
crutches or cane. He is twenty years of age. L
hsvo younger SOD. hltoen years Of age. who is
subject to C}.iUs Whenever he foels one COM
inq on, he comes in, takes doso of Vegetne
and that is the last Of the Chill. Vegetlne leaves
no bad effect Upon the system like most OF tho
medicine recommended for MiNs. cheerfully
recommend Vogotine for such complaints, 1
think il is tho greatest medicine in the world.
Respectfully Mrs. j. w. LLOYD.
VEGETINE.-Whon the blood becomes lfocss
and stagnsnt either from change Of weather or
of climate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause, tho VEaETINE will re-
now the blood, carry off the ,putrid humors;;
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, ana
impsrt tono CT Vigor to the whole BODY.
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FRTD Az. MARCH, ~, 1870.
PROPOSALS..

CEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to tEo
tor. Office until IL o. clock III on SATU RDAY,
the 2Si of March, 1878, for putting in $50 lines
feet of LOGGING at tho wharf of tho American
Coal Co tho ties TO be placed 10 feet apart, Two
of the ties on the first tier, south side. 10 run
back % feet and to tAsten into timber placed
parallel with the logging TO securely draw up
and fasten All the Ienders where Tho work is To
be done The work to be done in the best man
ner, and subject to tho approval of the Commit
too on Public Property. Security for the faith
full performance of the contract will be requlr-
od The right TO rcject anv all bids Is re-
served. HENRY STRAUSS,
1nh 2O-St Chm. Joint Com. Pub. Prop
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DOMESTIC REFORM AT TIE VATICAN.-Tha
last Pope was indulgence and benevolcncc itself
with his general and private households. The
Romans consider itquite beneath them to know
exactly the details Of any charge they under
take. If were to ask my maestro dl casa no"
much tea there was in her store closet, or sugar,
or candles, she would look at me with delicious
Indifference, and reply 10 perfectly polite tone,
"Chi 10 SAP" (Who knows?) Leone Dec
moterzo has started out with the intention OF
reforming the Roman character. lie is re-
former by nature, and he has begun his work,
as We arc told charity should, at home. There
is a Marchcsc Scrlupi at the Vatican who has
been long while in the service cf Plus \;
he is, or rather was, Cavecrizzo Magglorc Of
his Holiness. This gentleman is about hve
feet high, probably a few lines over, with
tremendous head; perfect carlcaturc OF
grand cavalry major. lie s one of the Ca
merieri Segret di Spada Cappa, private
chamberlain Of the sword and cape. lie II
at the head Of the Scudcro, and ii be were
not Roman noble, or, in short, Roman.
he would be expected to know all about the
coaches and horses of the Vatican establish,
mcnt, but like Tbackcry's Irish gentlcna,,
he has had, OF course, other gentlemen TO wait
on him, and each one 10 the antepenu'ima'e
nfficcr would be like him, and expect hs 10
f., :nr to bo responsible, not himself. When
his o, >ntlcman waited on his Holiness ycstcr'
day, day. Leo XIII said curtIy, "MargHis, how
non0 horse arc there in the stables (? ChI 10
So vosra San ta lWho t;;.a kn;ws your I1G
With trus Roman audaolty.. His 1olIncSS
roWDed. GtS" ua and asked IT'LL more decidedly; i'd and
how mauy coaches are there p The MARQUIS
shrugged his shoulders assumed sfrogs ht4 ar i
said. 1 "WeiI, truly, your Holiness. l do not
know. I will make irIcrics and let your lc''-
ness | know tomorrow "No, MalauiS," re.
piled tho Pope. sharply, lurnag away 'f1m
the astonishcd gentleman, go not trouble
vonrseif ahont if. | cannot sce what use you
can be to me, as you seem to b. entirely igno'
rant of the duties OF your Office And he lcti
the poor Marquis pIan,c, entrely shorr OIL al
his former honors. nobody IN the present
Vatican Courtl-Rome Letter IN Ihtlo'eIph"
Bulletin.
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A FULL LINE OF CHOICE COFFEES-
Il reed to-dsy.-and for sale cheap by
70 & Is. W. AVERY, 226 Kinp st,
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THTILLIAM Il. SMITH,

W1hL'AA L. SAA1n'
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHAhF AND STALLS ClIi MAN.
KET,
would inform dealers and othors that no ls pro-
pared to furnish thom with all kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices: l would cali .he
attention of buyers to tho fact that my Dtan9
stands No. l in market at all times and ln'eho
NV stalls Nos. and 5, Fish Mar ket will be
supplied with fresh fish overy morning. Ihey
will be superintendent by Mr.. James G. Grmes'
ST., and families can depend on getting tho pest
whether they como in person or soma r,, oIaers n,
Persons ut distance wanting fresn flsl o"n
donend on getting them packed in good order
re- Ali Orders address ed to WIN. II. SMITH,
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention..
mar
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FaSH. OYSTERS. -Nc.
FISH !

F1sH' FISH, 'l'n
We hsvo this day formed copa'tnnrShlp'
under tho firm name OF
GEO. f. PRICE s. CO..
Dealers in
FRESH AND SALTED FISH
Fish received daily from the fishing SHORES oli III
tbo potomac and sup1lied to consumers IN
quantities to suit, either fresh or saItod oy OK
perienced packers u;,h
Stalls Nos. 2 and 3, City Market, and F1an
House No. |, Corporation Fiah Wharf
Country orders solicited and sstlslacion guar
anfcn5 G. Il. PRICE.
j. +. COOK.
G. A. NOWLAND.
NH l:,-ti " NJ. JAqIN'.
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MEADE s. BAKERS
M CARBOtIC MOUTH WASH.
4 safe and eficient application for the disinfec-
tion of decayed teeth and for healing diseased
gums. Pleasant to tho taste. Price nifty cents.
Just received and for sale BY
'N0' WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
ian28 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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Alefan0rla 6azette
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH p.
False Teeth for tic PhonOgrnph.

False Teeth 1Or TIC cIHOnoSfhph.
Professor Edison two latest Inventions. tho
phouograph aod the improved carbon telephone
we're exhibited last night to scicntil1 au!I'
epcc at the Franklin destitute. The phone
graph told the eft repeated tale about MARY
and her little lamb" cou1tcrftitcd conductor
on the Pennsylvania Railroad in annourc or
the various stations along the route, and reciru
various buffoon expressions In y tone "h!'h
many ventroquist or professor OF mm'cry
might envy.
Communications we're made with the tele'
phone between the Offices Ct the Im'adHiphIa
Local Telegraph Company. at Third AID ChcsI
nut streets, and Professor Edison 5 rcsldoncs' 81
Menloe Park, N. j., and The replies from these
places were distinctly heard in all parts OF the
hall. 49,.
Hardly month has passed sipce Eiisons
inventive brain first allowed the ph0nograph 10
sec the light, and yet wIthlo this snort space OF
time he has evolved al Improvement when
tends still further to simplify the machine. ln
the improvement the cylinder Is supcrscuen ny
a circular piece Of brass, which, startlog at the
centre, runs rouod the plato several thousinu
times before the circumference is gained. Th"
revolutions arc also different, aud the pointer
which is attached to the diaphragm follows The
thread by meaus of "a movable arm. lhc plate
is turned by cockwork, to secure q Uniform ra'e
Of motion. :.
Mr.. Eddison is now turning his attcnllon TO
improving the cultivation OF the phonograph :
voice, and proposes 10 effect his object by SUP
slituting for the funnel, which DOW briggs out
the sound. tube similar 10 shape TO inc hu,
map mouth, and supplied With teeth ilxed
similar to tboso in the human organization
The inventor calculates that he can produce a
machine which will be ablo TO talk thousands
Of words without cessation.
The phonograph will be one OF the most con
spicuous Objects 10 tho American section oi the
Paris Exposition. 1t is proposed to have
large machine in constant operation 10 the ma,
chinery department. a large piece or tin io,l
will be electrotyped in such manner that tho
impressions made upon it will not be ettaced by
constant use. The machine will be so adjusted
that an everlasting strain of talk 10 all lan
guages can be kept up, and tho tin foil packed
anew for repetition 10 centuries to come.
Professor Edison yesterday made application
to the Patent Office for patent on his last
Invention, the ''airophone." 10 this machine
the vibrating plate, which 10 the phonogra,ph
moves O sharp point over tho revolving cy!ln'
der. operates as valvc to shut 0tf and open
flow Of steam through the pipe which leads
from the boiler to q remarkably constructed
tube BY this coDtrlvancc the steam, lostcad
of producing a dScordant whistle. absolutely
pronounccs words with the utmost distinct
ucss. The Professor, in his application
claims that the sound emitted from the ma.
chine can be heard for four miles. .-IhlhuddphW
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THOlCE HAMS, Sugar cured Shoulders
~ and Breakfast Bacon received and for salo
very low by
ian II R. W. AVERY. 226 King st.
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UuSk TeCclfou ~
FHENCH'S, 05 KING STR IL 7
Tho assortment embraces great variety of
sty}as. and at prices lower than ever, beginning
with twenty. four sheets of good Note Paper and
twenty-four Envelopes, in nost box, LOT ten
conts Very pretty boxes Is and 2oc, and all
grades up to ST. SO per box.
New lot Of Bill Heads, Note and Letter Hesds,
Csp Paper, Fiat Letter. Flat Cap and Folio
Pest, al! weights, very low.
Blank Books specially. A full stock OF Gap
Crown, Domy and Medium, Lodgers and Jour-
nsls, Day Books and Records, long and broad
Irks-Arnolps Fluid, (Englsh) Carter s Inks,
Thaddeus Dsvid's, Maynard s. Noyes', Steph-
ems and Blackwoods English Inks, Bxby's,
Dovells, Moores and Arnold's Copying Inks,
Antoines French Copying, Cochrane's English
Bright Scarlet and American Carmlne and Vlo-
let Inks =,
Printing and Book Paper, Tissue Paper OF all
colors, Paste Boards. Manila Paper, Checks,
Notes and Drafts in books of hundred up p. to
sue Copying Paper, China Cards, Printers
Blanks and Bristol Cards for printers use,
Shipping Cards and Tags Of all sizes, Copying
Books, Shlpman Adhesive Files, 1nkstands in
great variety, Indeiible Pencils and Ink, Bristol
Board of all sizes, Congress Tie Envelopes,
Rogers Erssers, Arm Rests and all sorts of
Counting House Stationery.
Emerson's Clip and File Is the best in the
| market. three sizes, note. letter and Cap.
| A full stock Of Fsber's and Dixons Pencils,
black, blue red and green.
| Time and space fail to continue the enumers-
tion iu this department.
This stock has been bought at the lowest price
| for cash. and will be sold upon the very low est
terms. [feb l4] GEO. <. FRENCH.
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NJ o I'll q K

Nor1oE
I have ust returned from tho North with
full limo cf the following goods: Ladies and
Children's Hosiery from l2Ac to soc pair; ), Kid
Gloves from 75c to 81 IS per pair; Handker-
chiofs at all prices Zophyr Worstod, white Zoe,
colored l4c per OF; Ladies' Embroldered Col'
lars l5c; large line Of Lace Collars for child
rem; Corsots from SOC up; Yarn, Navy, Blue,
Soal, Brown, and all tho plain colors; Merino
Vests and Pants Of all sizes; Card Bosrd SILVER
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Stool Purses, now style; Lace and Silk
Scarfs; Crepe Lease; all kinds OF Kuiiling very
bias; also Velvet Ribbons and everything IN my
limo as low rs can be sold in this or any other
city. Call and 500 for yourselves at
c. G. BERRY'S. y King st.
Agent for SINGERS SEWING hACHlNEs'
sen "a
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CANDIDATES.

IN RESPONSE TO A PARAGRAPH IN
( the Gazotte asking tho use Of my name as a
candidate for election as Commemorative A.
torney, 1 would say that tho office in question
would be II most acceptable one TO NO. hereby
announce myself rs a candidate Tor that POSI-
ton subject to tho decision Of the primary eiec.
ton and earnestly ask my friends for their sup
port. Respectfully, &c,
NH 1G-tf q. +. nj MARh ELL.
Y RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
i self candidate for the office Of Common
wealth's Attorney. This announcement is made
subject to the action of the primary election.
NH T. SAM'L. G. BRENT.
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WANTS..

JEvANTED-An experienced middle sGcd
w COLORED n u KSE, for children. to 90
to New York. Good wages. Address s., Gazette
otlico, giving references INN i2'cotAl
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EORGE 4. HILL & cos.

GORGE K. HILL s. cos.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES.
OUR NEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fancy Nut Favored.
PfSn PRESfDENT-iced Drop, S T Bright tS Ravor. ''
PRIN CESS-Iced Sheet, soft oblong.
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOURIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured top.
BISMARCK-Ge German Biscuit, Csrawsy favor
sARATOGA-Crimp edge, Mace favor.
These fancy goods are furnished the trade in
up for retail. They are not kept in stock: No
tin cans used, consequently they are always
fresh and in high flavor. We respectfully solicit
an examination Of these goods.
~ GEORGE R. HILL & CO.,
my 10 Alexandria. Va.
r. w. AVERY
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
!sIES, VINE LIQUORS, Sc, &c,
22G King st., cor Alfred,
NEW STOREl
~ NEW GoODsi
NEW PRICES |
The subscriber respectfully announces that
No. III KING STREET,
and is prepared to ofor full and carefully Sc
looted stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCEEIES
at prices which cannot fail TO please. Goods
delivered promptly to VII parts Of the city. and
satisfaction guarantood in every particular. An
inspection of stock solicited.
my 5~tf +. j. DAVIDSON.
HEORGE McBURNEY 81 BON.
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GEOCk.
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BRO " l.
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRl
and MACkEREL.
NOS. I6G AND I1O KING STREET.
Washington Hall BuildiHg,)
Alexandria. Va
Orders promptly Hlled. rh aItf
- WIN. RAMSAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER
--AND-
THA DEALER.
S. E. COR. King AND ST ASAPH S2S.
nov v22-tf Aloxsndria. Va
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

r BRODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR.
SALT AND FISH.
a full line of celebrated puro, old Whiskeys
Brsndies, Gin, Rum, &c, Massey s. Co.'s Phila-
d.lphis and Clagett's Baltimore Ales, and Berg
nor s. Engeps Lager Beer, in casks or bottles,
Agents for James S. Wolch 8 Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk s. Co.'S Standard Soaps,
Dupont S Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers
Orders promptly attended to, and consign-
ments solicited. No. ii King street,
OCT 0;-tf Alexandria, Va.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-17

night around us, We spent the nisht
with q Mr., Briee, VINO settled here it,
teen years ago lie showed flock oi
sheep numbering oae hundred and
iorlysnIne head tnll ne has raised from
Two ewes Ia 'sul years lle told 10
now he an companion were attacked
years aga hy twelve Indians armfd
with slS'shooiers and lanoes They re'
served their fire. until the indians had
exhausted their sfyrntl-two Shots and
then mounting their best horses lhry
made good their escape, leaving then
wagons aud other horses 90 lhe sayagrs
gh0 drove OIL the horses We found
Mr., Bruce gentleman but he lives
and works hard We breakhsled on
some Mexican quails that my breeoh,
loader had slain tho evening before
We intended looking ~ Mr joel john
sons sheep on the FRO, but heard that
he had gone 10 San Antonio, 80 We
pushed on and found him Ito had sold
one thousand good ewes o few days be-
fore We offered HIM for flock Of
twentyone hundred ewes, with about
sixteen hundred lambs in IL from one
20 three months old s 90 per head for
the flock OF thirty seven hundred ewes
and lambs but he wanted u 40 per
head, so We did not trade, More Anon,
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Sonn snerman's Guilty Fright.

Buell., in New Orleans Democrat :
The president has so lar succumbed TO
the terrific pressure of John Sherman
and his fellow-criminals AS to instruct
the attorney. general to examine the
law and the facts, and prepare an
opinion as to whether the laws OF he
United States have been violated by
The state authorities OF Louisiana in
the trial and conviction OF Anderson,
hut he still resolutely refuses to COM
nit any substantial act OF Interior
euce. -,
1t is impossible to predict what VIII
happen, as Hayes is now hating be-
tween his fears for the safety of his
own tenure and his desire to help Johh
sherman out of the tolls.
IfNicholls would assure Hayes thal
no indictments would be found against
sherman, St0ughton, Mathews, Gar
field ct. al, | am satisfied Anderson
and Wells would be LETT TO their late.
Rut If Nichols were to take such
course The democrats in congress ana
ALI over the north and west would D,
a saupointed and dagusted beyond
measure -.,.
There is no doubt in any quarter
mere "a To John Sherman's guilt, aud
Johns frenzied Efforts ia behalf OF The
board il accepted az u full confession
nf his complicity in their crimes Np'
cnntent with trying to secure presi
nan, ial interference to save his accom-
plices, John sherman is engagtd ) !,
overhauliug Judge Whi!takefs record
in the treasury department, ana III Il
tay or TWO viii deuounce MN as ur
utter, &c for the purpose OF nrlps
thp northern heart, ant cr"a" y d
d,v.rrion of public indignation from
me- criminals on trial to the judge OF
| h. court
This serves to show how desperate
10 use crclnr, Ia 80 VA.
dang must be o.. ht. raj, NlehoI !
20 II nave need Of all his tirmness IL
the next few days.
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rouaCC0 mARKET.

PLUG ToBACCo-Vlrginit bright, me,
pounds, Sjssl; do do fnea and extra twis'' ooes
1or. do do extra Gin twist, 0e@7O'; DO me.
aim q ana l2-in twist; 5S@t0c do 0 mmon u
in. twist, l5955c; do mahogany navy, %, So
Is. 46a5Oc; Louisville navy, bright manog-
any biM56c; do do mahogany, 4o@5ic; 90 40
lnanogany D class !S@ &c; 40 40 S dSIk ma
EN- our Inoice, 10 gg0c; me ,ium, 1O@
,lc. IA, r, 7OaSDc. conn on, tO@boc.
SMOKING -Vir inia slnoAing, 1ss anu "a
50a65c Kentucky, 3595Oc; common 10 soou
S9aiOc; fancy, AZ 10 quality. III i1@l oO' non
rad,z, in ported, p-rib, 81 40. s,o,a,oo.
s.ed mi Havana, 4OGS0; to 10 scrap hller
5Ti5; Connec lieut. ed, 2l9t5; ordinary
I5,SIS. cher ots aud ies, l@l3. - ~,
pOR ED CIGARS, price per lVOl, beH
del ray $3.50 Londres sliO Breyas' sag ION
chas, sl3O; Flor de Prinsado, sllV honuaeS an II,
a. RIO ss5: Opera Grand, Sll0; operas, slV
opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria sIOo; honra'
de cigarettes, 81 a,.,,.., u-rar =,
81: scotch aud Dundyfoot, ogSc; common
6jc.
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.,. ara authorized and requested % an
Wap M EDMONpnON RA u candidate
f.p,y Asststnr Hnd collector az We phAu'
t,slrttiun, Apfll q lhi9'
sssfe author led aud requested 90 an
W. Nit. o. ultEhN 40 u eunlllhln lul
A,sraalf ana Collector ~ inc ensuing
,.ilun, Aprll u 1910
M. ste authorized ana requested " an
WAX FliE Il. nhYAN ~ u oinuldhlt Tor
1, "A,,sssnr npd Collector ~ lhe ensuing
,'5ton. Apula Nm
A.. are authorized ana requested 10 an
'reS M. rnuMAN A, fllAHt7, hA q
Fiiste for inc once pl NlIy Assessor ana
n I'rIoE Election Aprli =, N
Al. ase au hoIlzed snd requested u an,
MICA Nk. j, n, OGDEN 40 u candld1ltlpI
.JrrIlou 10 tho once OF cry Assessor ana
@tgInr
Ma are authorized and requfhled 20 an'
.'aee Inc na NO Of JULluhu hpdl i m ~
sslllats for Cll Assessor ana tnllvo"I
gs are authorized aud requested lo.nn'
,8ger IA. IuuN T. GANOHs u ctndidn"
r,iy Assessor ana Collector Election
AIdI ~, lsh'
A.. afo ulhoHLfd ana requested IN nn'
, 'Bee ihe uumu uf q, A,HllL 49, a ohndl'
ils I'M thp ONCE ~ tlty Assessor ana co.'s
",r Election April 2, 1875,
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WHOLESALE GROCERY MARREr

BACON, per lb-Shor clear, . 3-iglOci
shoulders, 63-i97c; Breakfast, 10 l-2@llc; dry
salt, l-2@7 3-4c
Butter per ID Western, 3O@35c; country
259SOc. ,,,, 4
Id cans, per doz 81 26@l %; H. DO do' o. ooS
9 GO;,l do do, "a 25gi 30
CHEESE-W eslern " Id, 10 to 10 l-2c.
CANDLE, star, IL TO IS, l59lGc.
COEFEE-Java, per 10, 2oW3D, Ill ., cuolce,
oaa2l | &c prime, 2l@4l Lie; common 10
CoNCENTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
doZ ID ctus, per case, "a 25@5 w. 81,
FlSH-Mackeral per Dbl, slO UOgsll wv XIII
nj OOasl D : white 1lsh, kit, O09sl 20,
HENRI NGS--Drisd, per Dox, 4Og6Oo.
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, O3,t@7c; ~
LARD-ln fierce, 93-4@lOo; 70 10 pals, lO@
10 i-.o; and 10 Id in tins, IL 3'i@l2c. ,-,,..
HA nS-Per 10, fancy Drands, li-NWio
hoLI, IS Es-Faucy Loui lana. per gal,
6O@ 81; Choice, j5@BOc; Prime 5o9ooe; f"ii'
i5@5Jc, z-,,.
stGAR - Granulated, per ID, II 2'l@i2c;
Crnsheu. IL l.2ailo Powdered, Ii l-2gl2c;
~ fee, A, per III, 10 l-4qlO l-9c; CholGe
louisiana, gag Re; Prime, -lgs &c: Orul-
nary to FIR, SOS l'4c; Common, 3-lg'
s0DA-Cese; oi.carb. English t@0 l-2c
| keg, "a ID 5g5 &c. - rl..,
S1fSRCH Various brands, per Id, B4@je
so, P-Uive, 54@6c; fancy soaps per DOH
- s 9SY9r W liverpool sack, 81 6OSl 65; Ohio
river, in bbls - l5@e2 80, table, per SACK -
~ITEA-Grnpowder 5Og75c; imperial 500
| s5c. Iapgn, 6a9Oc, Ooloug 4O9ldc -,
ViSEGAR-C Cider, 25g3Oc; white Wine Of
675c.
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nuY oOOD4 mAMIIET.

pRINTS--Robes G)S; Plnks 861g; shirtlngs
i Az Soil Ii, q l.i SturdurdH, l.i@Bo; Stilel,
lSc; GArnSrs, &c; Harmony, DC.
BROWN ShEErlN tlantlo, A, ~
Indian head, 1,9%c; Nashville, AA, INc;
Utica, g, 5Ec; Lawrence, Lila l-lci Badger,
LII, Gl-lc; Dwight, So Peperel, Il, F9p; Pc
BLEACHED MUsLlNS- Wamsutta, A.;
llISc Fruit OF the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, Vbc
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SCI Now Jersey, Q, &c,
Nassau, DC. c,-.,
DUCKS-Arlington Brown, llnc; Champl-
OH Twilled, l41gc; Lewiston Plain stripe, LOCI
Lewislown Check, l5bc; Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie.
Colors lc higher.
berton, 0c; suffolk, 9%c.
TiCKs-AmosReag AGA, l7hci Lewiston,
sO-in, lIc; do b6-in, lSo; do plaid, lSc; Met1non
AA, l5c Conistogn gold medal, ibc; do GOA
l2J6c; Co dis, No. l, i9c; Eastern a, nc.
OH ECKS-Econom l219c; Amerlcus, llc'
Caledonia, No. 70, Ice; PARK 100, lie.
DENlMS-Boston, S}9c; Cords M, llRc'
Otis, BIB, l21Sc; York, Ice; Clark y, 2Oc.
hEVIOT5--Arlington o9@0c, EYretts'
1917 ;Amoskeag, l2c,
srkIPES-A mGrican, 0l2c; Glasgow, b'j'
lac; Alabama, 0-3, brown, l21ac.
HAMS-Amoskeag, &c; Bates, VIC;
Renirow, &c; Southwark, SC; dress Styles
l0hc.