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The New York herald., 1878-11-24
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

A STEAM CANAL BOAr-flLL ERIE SIZE. THREE
~ old and of strength suited Tor river or
sound navigation sale cheap Address box Dl Post
office. New York
A STEAMSHIPS. STEAMBOATS,, STEAM YACHTS
~ .and T. uuchcs Tugs Freight Propellers, Ferryboats
vessel Property in general Tor safe ny r. y.
SCUMIDT'S son & co, I South William st
I,OR sALE-SCIoOSER. CENTREBOARD, LIGHT
"s'' ~" &. II. T0NNET 162 West
and opnn Yachts In market 1T FRANK BATES 37th st.,
south Brooklyn.
NrANNINGs AGENCY FOR THE PURCHASE. SALE
nj charter and care ~ Yachts. J3 Beaver stDvcr UD
san Yachts Of all sges ccntreboard aud keel and y.
steam Yachts aud Launches are In the exclusive hands Of
the Agency for sale.
vlyASTFD--sIxGI.E SCuLL OR WORKING BOAT, -
w 10 ii feet: he In good order cheap. Address,
stating price &r, W, box 3Jtn
MATER Tor wASTEp--roR STORAGE or VALUE.
w less materials; buildings pqiircd will pay $50 TO
xT5 per Address, stating price aud location,
WATER FRONT Herald oihce
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NKw YORK FOR THE MoSTHs
NOVEMBER AND DEeYMBER.
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WEATHER REPORT.

2oas
LrFRpoor, Noy ~, PM-wnd :, light, fogry.
Ptysourn Nov -, pM-Wind EsE, modersic; cloudy;
barometer 2gSi
Scnty. Nov - PM-Mind SW, fresh
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
THE FIFTH AVENUE rHEArnE-RrY BIAS.

THE FIFTH AVENUE THFATRE-RrY BIAS.
Mr. Edwin Booth appeared in matinee perform
ance Of Ruv Bias" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre yes
teray and in his peculiar, intellectual way adj
mrably illustrated he understood them, the
strong points of Victor Huso's creation. Fechter
undoubtedly the leader in America in interpret
ing this character, and even in England early as
1860 ne brought to the footghts of keen
analysis connected with the play which attracted to it
the attention of the of critics. Al that time it
play in five acts 1t comprised a double III
the shape of vertable Don Caesar de Bazan.
which enabled him 10 utilize certain effects In the
present version has been reduced to three acts and
Mr. Booth the representative of the title role. has
been forced TO make OF the suppositous charae-
ter of Don Cesar and by his own art keep hun at the
front. 1t does not at all times appear during the
play that he is successful i'll this effort. Fechter felt
the presence of his foil and could always Use him.
The presence of the so-called twin gave him conf
dence and in his strongest passages he never lost
sight of a certain kind of dignity that attached
To his abased position Mr. Booth, however, at
tempts TO satisfy the public with a mere inference
and in personating the character OF Ruy Bias does so
apparently without the thought of another attendant
parsonage In the second act he is little than
mere lacquey, the slave of Don salluste. ab1ect
and content TO surrender every particle OF
his manhood. Representative, he seems to
be, of the love inspired i'll him by the
Queen. he shows hiuself unequal to the task of
coping with the archly conspr1ng Marquis and with
adegradaton which he painfully expresses drops into
attitude that reveals all he has lost OF sefre-
spect Fechter never did this. 1t is only in the
last act that Mr.. Boo Ruy Bias rises in the
sertion of his great purpose illustrates his love,
strikes the blow that outves the earnestness of his
passion, and i'll killing the enemy of his Queen and
then himself dying in her presence. makes one feel
that in the rcmaking OF the drama he has been
prompted by the highest rules OF art. The death
scene was admirable and the quick business that
made Don Salluste corpse was a picture.
II is due Mr. Frank Moriaunt to say that his Don
Salluste artistic and strong and the character
permitted impersonation tor which he is
peculiarly fitted both by physique and clocu-
lionary ability. Miss Ellen Cumnins as Marianne.
Queen of Spain at all her deiN-
ery of the strong lines which she il called upon to
utter during the play, but in the main well sustained
ner part The truth is generally known that Mr. Booth
does not to to have first rate actors around
him. lighthouse shows best in the night.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
,uIsCEL.LANEOrIs.

RADICAL. CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA CoNsTIP|.
~ tion inward piles aud cnarr is to he had Mt HYATT
HYATTS established isls old Family Medicines Depot
2f6 Grand New York: four each vegetable cach
safe mild soothing yet powerful 20 prove their efficacy
sample sufficient test will he sent carriage free uron
the receipt Of 20 for either OF above Cali or
address Ms above.
I)ILEs PERMANENTLY ERADiCArED WITHOUT
interruption ~ husincss ligature knife caustic.
charge till cured Testimonials RUN physicians
tients consultations free Dr SfODDARD ifi West 2Isi
st.. New YORK
DILES PERMANENTLY ERADfctTED.-SEND PoH
i circular containing responsible city references
Dr. uOYT, "a West 2tth st.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
FLEETWOOD PARK AT AUCTION.

Some time ago William II. Morris instituted pro-
ceedings against the Fleetwood Park Association IA
foreclose lease Of the property upon which Mr.
Morris had mortgage Yesterday, by order OF the
referee the lease of the property consisting OF about
sixteen acres including the race track and builungs
sold on the Real Estate Exchange for SO, 000 the
plaintiff being the purchaser. The lease has about
five years to run. and the sale Is aud above an
annual rental OF Sc, 900 and taxes.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
A FIRE EATERS MISERY.

Carl Martina, Italian living at No. 10 York street,
charged the Tombs Police Court yesterday with
fconiously assaulting W illiam shepard, Snowman,
who In the summer season irequents Coney Island
performs the icat OF eating 1re The mplainant
was severely cut In the head with an oyster knife.
The cause Of the difficulty alleged intimacy boz
tween the prisoner The show mans wife. Martina
was committed by Judge Murray In default Of 81 900
bail and Shepard sent 70 The House OF Detsnson
as . witness.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

OAPlD TRANSIT TO YONKEkS-IF You WANT TO
lChire or purchase cheap, apply JAMES YOUMANS,
agent vonkers
RIO LET-AT FORDHAM, NEAR DEPOT TWO COT
tages, IL rent, $500 each Cottage
rent. 1928 Stores and Dwellings, $3.50 ench
and one commodious Mansion, stable and
S5OO Apply to Postm astcr depot, Fordham, Ohm g.
HASKIN, p3 Nassau st.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS
QUEBEC HARBOk WORKS.
PROPOSED CRAVING DOCK AT POINT LEWIS

will be received office OF the Quebec Har
Dor until Wednesday, the 9th March next
for the consruction Of Craving Dock Point
Lewis according to plans and specifications prepared by
Messrs Kinpple Morris. Engineers Westminster and
reenock behalf of the Quebec arbor
and comprising the following works, viz. =
Craving Dock 500 feet In 9Th Of floor by 100 feet
width coping level with depth sill of ~ feet
inches high spring tides with second entrance
he ad, circular head, be determined upon,
together with Coerdam Wings and Hxrbo River Quay
Walls Engine and Boiler Houses. Chimney, Pump Wells,
Culverts and other Works.
tender the Office of the Comm siones dur
ing hours copies OF the specifications
bills aili be furnished intending
upon deposit of $50 to be tho
tenders opened parties sending in de
other than the printed Of tender issued by
Commissoncr Will be received
The Commissioners bind themselves to accept the
lowest any tender
The mud responsible securities to be
approved Of by whose addresses
be inserted In ul in his tender
willing with him, to be bound, jointly and
orally in the $4,000 for the ulhlment Of the
Contract and OF alteration. addition mobilization
thereof that may agreed ctween the
their engineer and the contractor.
companied By accepted bank check other available
security the sum So OoO which Will returned to
unsuccessful competitors the contract Is awarded
A. II. VERRkT,
Secretary Treasurer
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
MACHlN ERY.

1D0fLsRs, EN6INEs, PUMPS. TANKS. STEAM
DJacket Kettles, Yacht Boilers Cotton steeyard
Foundry Crane and sundry Tools Tor
sale, at LEsLIEs, Pearl. near drsene st.. Jersey City
1XTANTED TO HIRE FOR ONE MONTH OR LEss-A
w Paper tutter cut dry Rooda Apply this day 70 d
COHkN. 29S Pearl st.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
JERSEY CITY, HOBOxEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.


RREWERY TO LET IN JERSEY CITY-CAPACITY
J2OO barrels days malt touses, 55 OO bushels Apply
TO JACOB WEART 26O Washington ST.. Jersey City.
rNHE HOBOKEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
pany have the cheapest Houses Flats and Floors in
H0boken to let many Of these houses and fine view
and kept In order by the For particulars APP
ply to T. =. DUNN, Agent, No. Newark st.. Hoboken,
M
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
~ THIS DAY (FRIDAY MORNING..
-TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEEk.
L. Old stand, 81 Nassau st.
MORROW SATURDAY,, AT loh O'CLOCK.

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Oar-
pets two rosew ood Pianos also fine camel's hair
Shawl large also elegant Coupe Establishment
Wood Brothers, Coupe, brown Horse English Harness. DC
purt ieula
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

Foreclosure sale-J0hn J. ThOmassOn, referee-of
263x65.6. No. GA Water St., n. H.. between 'iouv-
erneur and Montgomery sts. I; also q similar house,
with lot 20 6x65. 1 x19 lUx65, No GIG Water ST..
II. s., adjoining the above, to piaintiH-No. Ga
Water ST. to plaintiff, 1000. aud NO. 6l6 Water
st. TO plaintiff tor % 900. UO...........,..........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, September ls, 1873.

american Gotd.-1onslbid 100. asked
state ACCOMPLISHMENTS consOts. 5i4 bid, bJ4
virginia fanaa5e !I bid WIZ Vri n DIE" detea Sf bid
Firgina Interest certificates. bid; Virginia tax
ree,y w song9ns sgH bia 81 !: aked
1lG bid: Richmond city .6's. J. and IT,. i 0oM bid.
~ asked; Petersburg Guy 6's. F. and A. 100
city SIS special tax. j. and j., 10s asked: Frede-
ricksburg city rs, NJ. and N. IOi bid 100 ASKED ::
aLanchester g.. ~ and n, 90 Asked Manchester
RdiiroGd EoIds.-Vrginia Central Railroad first
mortgage g.. }; ami j.; s5s bid. 90 aked>; Vir-
j.. S5@ bid 90 asked; Virginia Central Railroad
fourth lnurtsaSt SIS j. and j., 9S4 bio 100 asked :
ami J.. 90 bid, 100 asked: southside Railroad tr,t
mortgage preferred IS. J. and J 1O2k bid south
slide Railroad second mortgage preferred g., ).
mortgage preferred 6'.. j. and j.. 81 bid 10 asked
Norfolk an'l Pett rsburg Railroad first mortgage rs,
j. and J., 100 bid; Petersburg Railroad first mort
and Peter burg Railroad inst mortgage IS. \. aid
o., lG2 bih: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage 81, j. and D., 100 bid ::
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortsase rs. j. andJ 20 bid: Orange and Alex
asked: Richmond and Damyilc RairoaI con-
solldaleG Us, II. and n. 70 bid. so asked: PIED
mont railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and o., 973
CanGt Bonds.-James River and Kauawha Canal
first mortgage g.. NJ. and NJ 10 bid. rs asked.
raroaG 100 psr, 81 asHe RiehoG Fress
ricksturg and Potomac Railroad common. 100
par, 60 asked: Richmond ana Danvile Railroad,
100 par, 81 bid, ) asked.
Bank &ackS.-FirSl National. 100 par. 113 lid
Na ional Bank of Virginia. 100 par. 82 asked
Union Bank Of lichmond. 80 par. 40 bid: Ne r
chants and Planters Savings, 20 par. 1SH bid, II
asked.
Insurance ComDnnieS.-VirsiEia Fire and Ma
rinc. IS gar. 49 bid, 3GR iskc,l Virginia state. %
par, - bid: Virginia Home. 100 par. 100 asked ;
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. So asked: Ciiy,
100 par, SO bid, 81 asked; Granite, 100 par, 76
asked.
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The Massachusetts Republican Con-
EeNtfSn.

WORCESTER, September 1S.--The Massa-
chusetts Republican Convention met to-day,
and Governor Clafflin was chosen perma-
ncnt chairman.
A resolution demanding that unnecessary
and incompetent officers in the Boston Gus
tom-housc Ee discharged and their places
filed with honest. God-fcaring citizens, was
referred 10 the Committee on Resolutions.
The committee on the informal vote for
Governor reported the whole number OF
votes cast LIZA. as follows: Thomas Tai
bolt, S5l: John b. Long, 2G6; i. L. But
Ter, >. II. l.. Pierce, = !; Charles Devens, 2:
+. w. Bird, /. When the name OF Butler
was read out il was received with Kisses
and laughter. The informal ballot was then
made formal, and Talbot was declared the
nominee.
John D. Long was nominated for Lieu
tenant G overnor; Henry B. Pierce, Secrc-
tary of State; Charles Endicott, Treasurer;
and George Marston, Attorney-Ge neral.
Julius J.. Clarke was nominated for Iiu-
ditor
The resolution offered in regard to the
Boston cnstonl-housG was lost.
The resolutions renew allegiance to the
principles OF the party; rejoice that re-
sumption is nearly accomplished. and insist
| that all lawful means be taken 70 insure It
within the time fixed by law; say that the
rciunding OF the rational debt at lower
rate OF interest should lie carried forward
as rapidly rs possible; declare III favor OF
raising the civil service to the plane OF hon
! cSty and efficiency demanded by the Gin
cinnati platform and the Presidents letter
OF acccptancc; call for the strictcst econ
| omy in tic administration Of State Affairs;
dcnoHnce as false the charges OF mis-
management in the State admini:tra-
iiCn; assert that those who would
fomCnt diScord by falsely teaching that cur
community i composed OF hostile GLASSES,
! with antagoniStic interests. are public enc
mics whose dciclt is essential to the public
welfare; assert that tie success OF the bold
attempt 10 place an open rcpudia:or III the
Executive chair III This renowned Gem
monwcal.h would be IN announcement to
the world that for the 1irst time in history
Massachusetts wavrGs in her devotion TO
honest finance and is indifferent TO the sa-
crednc>s Of public faith.
The resolutions also commend the Prcsi-
dent for his tirinncSs in resisting the at
tempt to dcprcciaIc tn currency, and for
his endcavorS 10 promote the restoration OF
good and social and commercial inter-
co ursc throughout the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

SECRETARY SHERMAN SAYS HIS RECENT
ORDER WAS ONLY a CHANGE OF METHOD
According to 4 Washington correspondent,
Secretary Sherman said Yesterday that he
ha, not changed his mind nor abandoned
his principles in the slightest degree with
regard 10 the resumption Of specle-paymentS
on the 1st OF January, and that he has not
and shall not abate his efforts to prepare 1of
that event. He says that the Interpretation
OF his recent acts or words 10 mean that he
has, in consequence Of the Maine election
or for any other cause. concluded to modlly
his plans, in so far as their ultimate result
is concerned, is entirely erroneous.
He expresses surprise that the friends OF
resumption take him to task so severely on
account OF his order OF Friday last resclnd-
ing previous orders with regard to silver
dollars. All there is to the matter, he says,
is simply this He was, and is yet, OF the
opinion that the law giving him the right to
pay out silver dollars for the current llabili-
ties Of the Government also gives him the
right TO exchange them for legal tenders,
although it is conceded that he has no right
SO to exchange gold before the lst OF Janu-
ary. Other gentlemen, howerer-men OF
eminent legal attainments-are OF contrary
opinion, and in Difference to that opinion
air. Sherman decided to accomplish the
same purposes in different way. lie has
changed his mind simply with regard TO
methods,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
NANSEMOND COUNTY.
SUFFOLK, Va, September lG, 1878.


Editors Uisp0tch: Politically we are
moving on very smoothly, and arc not
greatly a@itatcu by "~recnback" CT other
issues. We nominated John Gocde very
quietly for reelection, without any plat
form (thc nan was sufficient platform), and
we intend 10 elect him. There Is no wild
enthusiasm. but simply quiet, though de-
icrmncd, purpose to put John Goodc back
in Congress, where he has already done so
much for his constituents.
The citizens of Suffolk enjoyed rich
treat on Friday night last in hearing Rev.
DR.. Curry. OF your city, lecture on the SUBJ
ject Of Education" The lecture had been
announced in advance. and the Doctor was
greeted by tine audience. He discussed
the achGt. hOor, and lCay OF the subject with
great force and beauty, making occasionally
incidental aliusion to the elective franchise.
currency. and debt questions. which were
most cordially approved by his hearers.
Our citizens. without exception, were
greatly charmed by the address, and it is
hoped that the cause OF education has re-
ceived in our midst 4 strong forward I'M
pulse. Suffolk has several excellent schools
OF bigh grade, the patronage OF which bids
fair to be largely increased he next year.
our crops are in excellent condition, this
part OF the state having suffered from
neither flood nor drought. Prices have
been low. but most OF our farmers VIII
make money this year. We want more
money (grecu backs, il you please, ana we
have determined to get It, net by printing
it. bat by making larger crops, increasing
the nroductiyeneSs Of our soils, and thus
making more to command money.
Our northern settlers are succeeding adj
nirublv. No part Of the State is more in"
yiting 10 the northern farmers than South
eastern Virginia. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
MARINE sS'cs:t.I.stIs:-sa
ORR OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Is, 1877;

Schooner lena ". Cotiingham. Outten. Nc# YORK.
salt. L. r. Williams.
Schooner unl;r- hnrcs. Edmond, New York. mcr-
c!landisc. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Walter Thomas, Alexandria, wheat,
CALICO liiti> il,nniIct":iaG, COMPANY. ,,,.
schooner J. f. ". 1.:p"r II, FLOWERS. Alexandra.
vlca. (;illrGc Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner +. J. seward. ipriesdith, Alexandria,
wheat. uuniop ( Mccancr. ,.,,
coal Richmond anI Dtayillc Railroad Company
Schooner L. II. Mitchell, Mitchell, phiadcipl'ia'
Srhnonrr JUN [a,,wailiGcr Phn,r.y, Pou2hHccp-
sr. pig. iron Ola dominion Iron and Aail-H o'hs
Company. ,. .
rlrtt" Richmond and l'a'ryiIi" railroad Company.
srhouEcy Roanoke, CornicH. Ph!lidclph'a. coal
". j. McD0"cii.
Bark George V;"r.l. SfcncHS. LOE'0h, III Ei''i"t
To Load Tobacco 10Y Enrofr.
CLEARED.
Schooner Conquest orr. Anderson, Halifax coal,
t;crrlS StOrr$.
steamer .,iiel, Mao, Norfolk. United states
r,;..i. lnrrraG,!isc and passengers. i 4. IaiIIln
a.rHt. ,, $500,
Schooner Albert Daley, IIas'n. Portland, coal.
S SEN Is q. Thomas Mcrilnan Boston, coal
::c.,Sncr Robert !Ieaey. Brooks. Baltimore, cal,
schnHntr William l.. Fra"Eln. Thomas, :;or:o'k.
iruch- barrtla, turfi" X GO.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From t;ariincr, NJ. Sep cinhcr IAN, schooner
=. G.. Terry. liar!s. ,,,
From .tl-XanL!I. September LIN, schooner EHIc
Boi!ne.. -. .>
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Anthca Godfrey, Price, hence at Phil
:r!pbia September lt.h.
Brig Charles \. sparks, Coiter, hence, III Gcnot
September Ian. -. a..
pI,aru. collins \. T. Moore. E$kr:dgs: ~ L. Cake.
Ross hence, 4: New York September ION.
Srll,pcrS sardinian, I!olbco"k: Moonlight. l.y-
man ana Susan, Stanley, hence, at I:"Thichcc
ecplcabcr 10Th.
NOIIr l. TO MARINERS.
GEGRGETowS. :. e., September l3:-Ihc pl'"i
commits toner's Of this port report that the QUIZ r',a
lrOy ibacKl. 20. l, went adritt III The gale OF the
9th instant. 49,
BY Telegraph.
,<Ew YORK. September 1S.-hrtlvcd: kcDlcr'
France. Arrived cut: William r. Cloves, X. VI.
il,.slru. So ,, r,,. r
NEW YORK. September lS.-Arr!yed: City Of
London. -,,, ,u..at
ErfsT0I scuicuhrr lS.--Arrived: CornE;;ia.
BoSroS. September lS.-!iark frihr!cn Scllti l.
Wilmington for Rio, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sick w:tb
chiiiS and frv,Ts.
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Is any assertions Ne made, but none. were

to any assertions he made, but. none were
bold enough TO meet him.
The writer has heard nearly all Inc pre-
sent candidates in the State for cong res
sional honors, and is free to say That for pro.
found reasoning, comprehensive express
sion, clearness and power in oratory. Colo
mel Hinton IS not surpassed by any. There
was but one expression OF the people, and
that was entire satisfaction with bis speech,
and determined ant unaltera5le purpose
to give him united and enthusiastic sup
port.
After Colonel Hinton had finished, the
Conservative party OF the county met and
perfected their organization by eiectins
county superintendent and executive COM
mttee and pledging their support to the
nominee Of the party, and reatiirming and
endorsing the principles embodied in the
platform Of the nominating convontion--to
wit, the unity Of the party, increase OF
greenbacks, and deivcrauce from RADICAL
domination. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19
NEW DARK.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. september Is, 1878.
CouEIrY s'runHCc.

gecs,rar: CSC. r. n.
BrtirT: prIne to choice yellow, lS12 0c.; fair
10 good. S6Il5r.
Tnyn .veni: Csc = br,s,c! for cnun;rv.
DTt,d F'nir: An,'leS. 2a25c.: n"'chcs. pcclcd.
5a Sc: unpcclcd 2Gs3c.: cherries. sMl0 = 10
EG0S: In barrels. 13@lic. = daEeu: In crates. II
ttntac,.s: Pr.ne lrve-sooSe Zoe. common, 2OG.
Ficrsfls': Il q mshcI.
Iirg. VIRGINIA Timothy, G5c.-vcry du;l; clover
and miXsh. J0m G0c
Joini1.x: irlsn a barrel, :l.25@5l.50.
LGTd: Country. T!gctSc.
Ryc: 53c :! Dshcl
B,Jtd St,Htc: S5@:oc.
i ;r.oi% W:hc'i. 8oGa4c.: nr:ra s',cl 2o|22c
l:ary wool will bring ;"rln 10 &C. !! ID l.s tn'i
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
C.mcnt: Rose :iel", sl.500sl = barrel Jane.
''iiit: i%ricn:T ga I2c p h;lgIc!; i;ocl;!.nd.
S1iom Sl.23 according :" Quantity. .on.o
!itSt,r: Lamp. $lm.ii. -; Ero"nd, s1.o0C.sS,
delivered: ciIciiiti 1iastrg. g.
Tuf: Large size. S3.2DtE 800.
Dry GosGs.
g-o,r1, CbecfingS rnH Siirfin1s: Al MaIches-
ter she; 7 Miami hester. 5c.: iaEcmrilrr, 40
A james hrrr. &C.: . 'anc' liver; 3Ic.: :.
Vile re-: A R.~khrI.;ge. G'4c.: = 3"cIhri'c. -"
IA ". C0mrs:o=a ft.c: " &. ,n"Si" =L G..".: = -.
Cone. D.a. 6J'.; lt-l FCilri.'i. -Jt., 1D-t A!lj.
2o.;c: t'ottun-v;trns. G0c.
HIe"," ~ .'f a,a,ir 90 Il 4 r.r,,,i.
9c.: Al Home. ?.c.; IA omega: NC; l-t
AvonGae. 7c.: ii social. &C.; ID AiutsEeaE,
!,Ac.; Whtrstonc. SC; hafnI1S, o?F' E ,,
l1nS. oci * H. W,,,b.m s3c': ia civ
Mills. 22i9c. o,,.. ,,...,....,,,
Eromn DriHs: 'hterS'',r2. d:c.; Hfaiite't.!2'
Sc: RochhrIgc, a. &c.: IA. S.@c.
corset Je"as: I'a"onia, &C.; Ahloskea2. 1pc.'
It!iuwcli, Sc. 49,,
Deajmx: !arle:. l2!%r: i'"si"i, S'caln aII''' S%c
PRINTS: hlcrc;n: &c; Mt,em - o. o. VIZ
lnond. c.: S'r":nt. &C.: H'; iEo "m:
in2lon. &C.: liatn!un &C. Mcir'IEacS' o.. 3i''. :
;ery. &C.: Oriental, Par!Ic &C.; Arnold c'' Haf-
mOIIy. 5ac.; Wansutt' 4';c.
CG0lbTlcx: Rice. J4c.: english &c.
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best salad. $500 ras1or Si.1o = I'.'" i
iubric;iHg, 30GoCc.; kffooene' 1f''' ''7'' " 49,
lor.
R"t:s Giager; lo 20, so,,,a. wit,ou, top, $50
Roots: GlliscrS' o"c.' seH''"' "'|'' ''f' ivy
45c. ~ ,. ,,,,,,., sos. 70 .
S0dd: Sal. 2aI.2':c' III Keys; Lhe'ish SoS'' 49,
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