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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-21
Pr .lNTERS ATTENTION

We could not supply the demand for the GULLETT GIN last Season
owing +" the Yellow Fever Quarantine. To prevent a similar occur rem c
during the coming Season we have been instructed to offer I'll.
): Il1ON TED GIN
Also FEEDER and CONDENSER ut IL very l. W Price to nil Who
purchase this Spring for Cash, or COOL Paper. NV is var nl u . /, pr.
chase the Fine>t Cotton Gin yer offered t. the Ira lie. ~: Price. that u y
Planter cal afford. 10 get the Ilryrst Discount vu shoull pur.h, .
between now and May lt. We arc also oHrin, the Clc rated BIGE-
low rNNt \ r. III every style. Also SWi;fi:STANE SPECTATORS.
IhrcslcrS, Saw Mile, Grist Mills DC, at G~uly R:iu ~ Prizes
Give us call or send for Cirular<. Extr. Low Figure. M a lie t., tn se
WHO purchase their entire Ginning aml Throshng o ris tlro ri u.
Address 8 M. SICHN 4. & co
General Agents for Plantation Machinery,
iebN Augusta, Ga.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-21

VVNO Make Money PLEASANTLY
IL and fast, agents should address Fin
LEY HARVEY & Co., Atlanta, Ga
June | 10
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
CeQal Notices.

IN the matter of the application Of the At
i toney eneral Of the state OF New-York
''iN PASY Of ihe Ciry Of New-Y YORK,
In the matter OF the application OF the Attorney Of
the State Of Ncv.YOrk
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, OF New-NOtK City.
In the matter OF the application OF the Attorney OF
the State of New.YOrk
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of the CITY 0f New YORK
In the matter OF Application Of the Attorney General Of
the state Of New.fork
THE WIDOWS, AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN.
sURAN CE COMPANY. Of the city OF New YORK
In the matter OF the application OF Attorney Of
the stat of New-GOta
THE NETWORK STATE LfrE INSURANCE CON.
PANY, Of the City Of syracuse, y. Y.
TO THE POLICY.HOLDERs and CREDITORS Of EACH
ami Of ANY OF the ABDVE-NAMED CpMPANtESi In
ccenrs at special of the supreme court held az mo
chambers o MT Justice Landon The Cy OF -chenec.@IVSn
clerks Office Of the County Of Schenectady on the said
eleventh lay Of November 1873 you and each you py
persons interested In pol ma said companies IT er o
thtl hereby notified % become parties 10 tc I.
in OF have claims against AID 10 exhibit y'ur claims
already presented, ~ the un er,gnrd ect'r ltt
1Gsrsi,i no Tec.ivrr gu or before tIe Wuct lsr 4
NAV $40 AZ the oc- n the Recever No 2j2 Br0 way,
the Cifv Of NewIOrk OF be- barei RON any dsOuioA %
be made under the decree tO be- maze leirlh.
the policy and lat race u N me Receiver
nj sni m of ang ana All cum- tnereuu, erbut
-ha not deDar Receiver Referee om requr ~ any
their opinion 10 may rquirei I'm furtheranrr of u-lcs
This notce i- published IN o9rdcceto 10 r ol
oGce 2j2 Broadway. New.York. MA lawtmrh
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
Gnmmer 6oar0.


RLDCh ISLAND, Is. l.-Dreau view uOteI,
July ID o september ID per week rest Of set-ou -peca
iiD ' '2 . o..on !i 5f,s. s.0 Or o' Weeks A"'''
,-,,r,>-,,,,,-. no, =, Il . -.
- Hudson for one or Eo families leu hn mites rom .in
llG ueA sl0uHLr pthJ sAdtr' Andl '1 T. LII l. ''oA
Iul
y,,r-N--Tf.V .pT o., g.----...tf.,,t f,,r,,
1 w. ~ ~ b,-N''l az 80 ''.' 80. -.
y June !, fUr one or Two lau-r-t hls4 -i'.hL pure
water lr-r lawn iur children. address 1886 MJu-"u.iFe.
l-..-g-T, ,,.. l.r r.I -. an. .....,
4 uODD DD3ky l'.t Ht .dt ut lH' tti iu-
- house OF T.ta II W., - me este a'ri county No
f, Nne nile ir u PURIFY -..I' nn II IA ''ptA m
mHuIus -,u-r, lyI.-N 4utI-a., nHi- play q ouio, 9t
cI-eI. d. generous tt.' az. a9 81. 4-t; L'i'i 41 y"
". D. t --f w di'H ot J-tfi-7 N- HfAA'i-Ai - -
LHnr- -tu'lili.
IrT EN. VTLl.E I,..ur-.I " s E-Eou-a NOW
A--~- - .l--' .'.-' ..'. N o. ...,i
~ open 90 ACRE. rt't iad -. i Is gas Nitei cai
ages &C. Cottages dlt tI..t7 ''l .' tL- . ...,-
"t'Ii' 20, .sDA'
gtDUta--g T. trtr- r.-- rr.rr---...,-..,. ,,.4Ie1
- rm city Wa NrN- ttN-i l'i mousse i,li S'l.lF 7--I
ated Ju tAr sound. "i. .H 7- =. q. M 49, 49, NJ .-.
A-.-. .ErAt b. va. a. W'-l =, --'l,
class family house Wi'f UiIfi' Nth grounds. eis
room. bathing. boating Aud u-linsi uue
~tI..I-r Address TT. ft. cd. j
.,.,,, -.r...r-.- t.r
III family. floor ~tetI. HYD. modern t.uFrH
tu,-s. handy 90 ouot WOHt like small family best refer
,rrr. given aud Tired. JItF. n. j.
: cW- OK parties desiring TO spend tht 'lllll-
-ro aa..i a. al55-a1Id lss, To- a.s nom Boston
minutes walk from station. ls .lca-el uu lcaItul lru
yer ou The border " sir see porn p'tl'E t- pa, A5 Al
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

Alien. y 20 the Mutual Life Insurance Company. o.
.-ff.si. ~ Home. and other property. Y"ar- 20
T-ot .eHre. .ut wife Co fIe Mutual L-e he
.u-auce Company 40 IL hutgers-~t. ] year.,--.- 1
Casrar On a Hartmann. cor -l-aye and Llothst
months -. --...---.------ o
CT..r William and another 20 IT Montgomery SO
-Utl.-t. of lstlye, -muu'h3. --.-----.---
Culver ~ 49, and wife 90 L A W Alden, Ieasddle pr ~
of DeWoLlC0 p, years-------. .------... 8
Fisher William IA an. another TO Brown, Of -
..tu-sr. ~ '-t-ave Tclr7. Z
K1pD E and others IN j. -LilLns administrator. etc,
Ridge SO, ~ 0i -ttui fst --.---. :
T7r,culqHn t1 N We'll. No 9g 80 Mark spl3 wears Z
McArtlur. j to t1e Dry DOCK savings Institution, ss
spt..st ld-8ve. ! year. D
avIor. ] and wife TO I'd Livingston. No ld Pearlst
10 years ---,
CPrraiemer % tine German savings Bank. u
l.U-.t. of -3Iy'. wear ..----- ?
West II toA a Carpenter. I23d.st, OF 6th-ave 8
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Pasreuther BtoJcseDE Clarke -
Brush Iua tU 7
Mcbride. T. executor etc, 10 a Morgan ---------'
Aauges William G and another, executors etc, 20
William dangels guardian, etc .--..............--
Sparks A b 70 4 PEBBLES --.----------
Noorhis Joseph n, 90 F bunuing -.-.--.---.-- =
WOLF ID 20 the Hebrew Benevolent and orphan Asv- -.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

CoDoe- A b and another 10 A simon, Henrv-st lot
SEQ .U. B.. ~ years. q. annual rent o.. ..-
Leonard d ~ fO % W Clark. Nos 900, JVl, oN". 2lI'
4.U ... est +tn--t d years, at annual rent o..
l,y.- JOHN ~ tuI kHu.e part OF 40 ltJ hudson So
r-ar.. ar au-ua. rent of of.....-.- ....---
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

;
Isstorv brick dwelling with lot no 90 IompNus'
ave 1u 10 from Fl0vd ~. lot 20x 90; a WoodhSn
4storv brck Louse with lot. No j96 NaTrtu-si' s.
2f7 n W OF 4tU.Ivc. lot 6eNlOO. Michael burk-.'
4 story brick house with Tot. No 500 6thave. g.
1-O4un of Tth-st lot sXeO; IL MOnsel---.-.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
MORRIS WILKINS Auctioneer.
GALE IN PARTITION, BY ORDER OF DHI
y SUPREME COURT

w.l sell az autlon on TUESDAY, April 20. 1879 ct 10
O'Clock. at tie Exchange sacsroom, 80 III Broadway
under the direction Of FRANCIS 2. CARRETTsON, esq,
Referee
CTU AVE Nos 24G and 24s-The fve-st0rv bricg build
iug factory southeast corner Of l6hsL 5IlO0
g.
WALLER ST-The fvestory brownstoue front store, No
A. between Broadway and Cnuchst lot -5xlOO
feet store covers nearly entire OF.
WFSI 18TH ST. Nos ~ aud 5O-F0ur story, igh stOop
bTck dwellings each ZJNJJ feet 'ots 1898.
VEST 18TH ST. No J2-IAree-stOry brick high -stOop
house Z5x4O feet lot 1888
Book maps at the Aucti0neers Office
Mcssrs. BUCKHAM, sMALEs & WALKER,
t5269l AttOrnevA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
ferlures Gno ftieeIlnss.

4 MERlCAN INSTITUTE.-The quarterly
n meeting % the Institute Will be held On TllU kSDAY,
May at O'clock, at its rooms IN The Cooper BHldng
{. NICK LkosER Rec. sec y. u ELY, PresldenL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday April 81. 1879
Az the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol
Rowing sales were helG
Fu Iouis NesfSr.
b.story brick store with lot. No 5A6 PearLsS,
bet Elm ST. AZ Broadway, lot 249XlOui y Lo Al Oo
TOT on Tnior.svc N " cor Of 147th-st, 25xlOO; 40
Black - o. Inn.
IL LOIS Uuion-ave adjoining above eaeh -'A'"'' az
Foul-arle Life Assurance society on N'N
slots Beachaye ecor OF l47thsH eS'h 1oAiVO lag
Slots Teacaye adjoining aeGye ;n5 safh Bae5 2sa
~ Jas. ". OGelcv & GO 80 ~. 81.
brown building Win ol' 40 .
so n of Stantonst. lot 25xlOOi FRANK ; -
b. Torn 7. Roud ,.
\ mo- n land . Concord aye l23 ~ y OF euA-Hs
y-,,,ri3.r through 10 Tint0uayc III AX-to a-99
iofs a 'rni,,save l25 n Of IeGar 81 fuiil.g i
t,,r,Drr to Il -uiou.ave each 25x266s. ana 10y
T-,5-, We 300 ft p OF Cedar-st 35.3Xl34.St ;
Ai"'' N Eg bernard SJgUts.
LOT n Fast l2qfn-st lsO 70 W Of Ath,ave, 25X95ll On
espuasse & Friedman. -''N
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
anrllcn Sales OF Zeal Gsiale.

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCtOueer.
DECEIEERS SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY
3DAVE,
49th lO4th. 1UTth, lllth and l19th-sts
Z II. LUDLOW co.
VIII SCI. al auction.
On TUESDAY APRIL %, 1875,
o. l2 O'Clock. noon, az the
EXCHANGE ~ALESROOM,
III Broadway Trinity Bmdingl, y. T.,
BY order supreme Court under the direction o WM
ri SELL esq Receiver of the -lEpcuuy savings Eank
3I-ANI-Fve ot- The southeaserly corner Of 81 ave
AMI Iultn--t., together, l4bX 10 leet -z-.,
lots, south side OI 10 Inst, 10 Icet east
O. dave eacH -JX4 O.l feet
IO4Tu--T-T The Dot q ground with the twostory, high
s'9U frame dwelling north Ce OF lOiths, 1884 ieet east
OF 4th-ave., 10. -XIuu ID feet
IIIH~T-The loo 0i ground, with the threestory brick
dwelling north % llJht, 30 feet east Of oaFe Lot
IlgTH~T The lot Of ground with tho stable the
north u lI9t-st lss feet east OF AFeA 2511tOlO
feet
4gTH-ST trce-storv high stoop brown front
Eas, 4jt south side, I'll icet west
Of .dave l9xlC0 ? feeI.
Mans property further particulars be had at
lie Offices ~ tIe auCLOUeers, 80. Pinest and No lleO
Broadway, n. J. l2@54J
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
goruorduou Notltes.

NOTICE.-Leases of certain Piers and Bulk
y heads viii Dee offered public sale DO ued oy order of
of DucKs tAe FIX thalso -acsruOm, W.
III Broadway, on Monday. April 2S, l-7v.
For full information nc Clty Record, Tor saic 81 NO
City Han
OTICE-PROPOSALS for furnishing small
~ COBhLE RIP RAP aud BROKEN STONE and sand
bv tho Department Of Docks n and ll9
Duape st until 5th NAV. 1879, At ~ O'Clock For full
particulars see The Cy Record" sale No city Hal
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
Real Gslate 10 Gtchan9s.

V'O EXCHANGE-25O desirable LOTS in
BROOKLYN unincumbetcd for tract OF prairie l4nds IN
Iowa Kansas RULASD & WHITING beeknsnst
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. April 81. 1879
Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
Countrn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At New Brunswick. New-Jersev,
a bargain a very desirable place the location being
and healthy; large brlck dwelug IN
the midst noble the grounds being ttst au gu
Pnrs, " 1881
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

COOK.-As good cook in n private family,
| Protestanf woman who thoroughly understands heI
business 10 objection to the country good OaAer CITY io
,rencs 4Oj East l7th-si, In the store.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

EOR SALE I'M Northampton Mass.-A spa
4 ciaus fvo.starv house large rooms h.h ,tu1Gc +;
peasautv situated on o the pr1nrDal avenues Of The
Town i've minutes walk from p. o.. cArche a-r cc'Nl
has gas aqudguct good barn with cellar ciIde
lOuse and she'd nearly Of ground good E3iieu
and VARIETY ~ sr-t educational advantages oi fhe
town arc unsurpassed the public schools OF hlG grade
with urcraI school l0T girls aud te smith Ee3e
College That needs comment Address J. IL h--l-LDbtf
Real Estate Agent. Northampton, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

ECR SALE or TO LET-Tenafy. n. j.;
comfortable house. rooms all partly
furnished II desired WM b. sTODDART.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
5ituatlons Uanteo-- females

~ $50 4haye 2ith st. Will be found large number
Of select servants for pT hotels boarding houses
SC 1l nations. bOuh Protestant ana Catholic male and
for country city orders by mail prompt
attention ". IL. BUCkE ProYrletor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
Gitudtions Udnieo-Males

COACHMAN.-By n frst-cIass cOachman !;
- th0rou ghv hs busnt best city reference
Address J. J.. 81 West lSth.st
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

NOR SALE-SeVentY-tOur acres OF ldnu nv
Il Long Branch y J near ocean pier br-iirc
near Ne0ersey southern Depot near me ocean ov
fee of river front high ground and where trees viii grow
bottom Qrcc Address The subscriber Last Long Er42th
'P' " C.G ". TGOCTMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the twenty-sev-
enfh regular monthly meeting OF the Eleventh
building Association, held last night at God
cards Hall, $3.50 were sOld being % shares, at
the maximum rate OF $3.50 per share.
TIE DAsHAwAY CLUB held its weekly meeting
at the hall, on High street, last evening
a good audience being present. Mr. John Berry,
the president. made few remarks after which
addresses were delivered by DR. j. McKendree
Kelley. pastor of DumbartOn street NJ E. church.
Messrs. John T. Mitchell, Jere Williams and
Watkins Addison, jr.
REAL ESTATE SALK-Duncanson Rros auc
tloneers sold yesterday at public sale IS feet of
unmproved property on the east side OF Con-
gress street, below Bridge street, belonging to
the King heirs, In three lots, one Of % feet and
TWO OF IS feet: The two Of rs feet each. by 40
1eet were sold to Daniel Linkins at $40 per front
loot. and one of % feet to Henry Jones at same
price.
>, Mr.; JOSEPH L. CARROLL is not expected to
live through the day.
GRAIN ARRIvALs-Boat London, with 5000
bushels wheat and 5 900 bushels corn. Boat NJ
Z. W. Boyer, with 1000 bushels wheat Boat
medley, with 1900 bushels corn and 1900
bushels wheat. Boat NJ, c. Waters, With 1900
bushels wheat and 200 bushels corn
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures on change
Today, $500 bushels wheat with sales of q 900
DushelS at l13l4 cts. per bushels The sales OF
.,eGo bushels wheat yesterday, at prices rang
Ing from 1104 to 113I. is reported
FISH MARKET.-TO-day'S arrivals and sales at
thls market were as follows:-1OOOO herrtngs
sold at s. per thousand; 1000 tailers at 81 co
per hundred; 500 shad at $40 per hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
Obituary Notices.

Editor Star:-Make sport as the the would be-
WHY may OF q peculiar class OF obituary notices
10 person who has been called to mourn the
death OF dearly beloved relative or friend can
Iead even The most absurd OF slca notices with
our out more or less OF ST mpatly with the bereaved
buL What IS more touching than a beautiful
Mioute, such as appeared IN THE STAR OF
wednesday evening, To a young wife, she VINO
was SO 'tenderly ensbrined in The hearts Of her
family ard friends"-the favorite Of everybody
VINO Knew her? 1t may well be .'comfort to
.hose who loved herr that they found fresh
from her pencil" these lines:
~ 1s htt;e matter at what hour of the day
Il ne Isnteous iall asleep. Death cannot comp
10 III m untlme y who h A learned TO oia
Inc Il SO OF this brief life. this uore of .aven
!ne shorter time. the louger inmo rtslity."
Ihese lines appeared In the Christian at Work.
5o,l wnlch she no doubt copied them. alb 9ut one
nohth ago: They attracted my attention be-
cav mao. many years since, without know
ny ,Heir autnOf, copied similar lines into
DOCK OF quotations. Seeing them thus intro.
uueea credlled to Dean Millm IN, sought for
a s.1 inund the correct version in his d sem on
he Fail or Jerusalem" IC is a follows:
~ matters little at what hour o. the d.y
Ins rlsnfeous falls asleep: death caunot come
10 hlm Timely who is fit to dia:
In@ less ~ this cod world, he N ,ra OF haayen
Inc prie1er life, III earlier iIumor aiityn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
ALEXANDRIA.

PRISONER EsCAPED.-Of11cer Smith arrested q
eone-Iegged man, known as peg Leg Brown,
Snls morning, on the charge OF robbery In
mouse 1n the female dodgers room but on going
theIe again after short absence he found that
ms prisoner had escaped by means OF a dupli-
he crossed the river on the steamer VIRGIN ia
ana ,, from thence to the forts on TOP of oxen
Hi, where all trace OF him was lost. Ofricer
SnnCn IO1e on horseback as far as UniontoWn
Dut could not find his man
FISH KEP0RT.-Since yesterdays report, there
nave Deen received at Fishtown about 5000
s Saa snd 100 GOO herrings Shad brought ssas9
and.-[G0zette. lust ereni ma ~ F Ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
THE UOURTH.

CIRCUIT COURT-.Judge Coz.
pan lor e4o g agT r District verdict fol
Club; verdict for plaintiff for $3.50. Rover aSt,
1ssTles 81 Columbia; verdict and Judgment foI
oss Of b lor costs This was an action for the
t out ire proof being that the horse ran away
luugmeht was given for defendant Bowes aof
iDt 49, c.,ac'ioh Tor injuries sustained by fall.
my ulo ulCcn In the street: verdict for de.
PENDANT. Aoi "o
Equity COURT, Judqe Macarthur.
yesterday Edison agt. Western tTnion Tele,
graph Company; motion to set aside service
"VsiInled Corcorah Insurance Co ag5 Green:
referred TO B. G. Lovejoy TO take testimony. As
signment unchanged. -A''
or FSazea as nag Gaaan
Turner agt. Oliver; bill dismissed
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Kelly agt Rothwell; decision below
af1lrmed. Shepherd agt Brown decree revers-
and proof. Adjourned to Monday.
POLICE COURT-J,dge Smell.
To-day: William Jones, assault on William
Wambold; $40 and costs. George w. Carter
assault ON John Ware; continued George
Miller and John Hawkins, larceny OF five sbad
from Charles johnson and Richard Crumway:
s. or fifteen days each. Lincoln Semmes, lar
ceny OF two chickens, from John Sweeney; $40
or thirty days. William Alexander, coiored
man. was arra'gned for an Indecent assault
on Mary Brown and Sarah Allen, two small
colOred girls on the commons near the railroad
depot. Officer Huntington, OF the 7th precinct,
arrested him on hearing the outcry of the girls.
Alexander is stalwart. thick-set heavy fellow:
Judgment was reserved for further testimony
S S,Ia Ba,ey. colored dog without license.
Bailey sad he would kill the dog, but couldn't
pay license for him. released on bonds to xiii
the animal. John 81. Jenifer, same charge.
Jen1fer had procured his license this morning,
Which he produced, and the case was dismissed
Albert Spencer, a produce dealer, without IL
ceDse. IG was shown that the defendant sells
hSh from handcart. The court said he did not
cases, nor to be overstrained to work to the
hardship Of the poor man. He took the person
al recogniZance OF the accused to hunt up the
law. George Robinson, Bird get WEIGH and JAS
Sherry, Migrants, sent down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
pOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 900 Y BAKING
i o o Wy "A l. Pc WIDER
RRK 0 q Wy A A L
r D q AAAA L BAKING
Il 600 A LLLL POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE,

Consumers should bear in mind that the incon-
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grave Cream Tartar,
the wine district Of France. An OLD experienced
housekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
go much farther and works 80 much better. that it's
economy to use 1t.
1be Manufacturers Of this Powder. with q keen
perception that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
rails
ders con hined and. Being PREPARED aiwayss a fHM
Ts rsar fa h to make GOOD light sweet and
der has taken the place Of Soda. Haleratus and
Yeast more heathf9l because it preserves all the
Nutritious elements of the -four With its wonderful
c0nvenenc, and the fact that it will keep in any
climate, never cakes nor spOils. makes it the finest
GrOrefs
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, ~ 1t is almost
sure to COZ tain alum. Alum produces gripping con-
sPs. ou, indigestios, headache and dyspepsia af-
fecs the blood, causes pimpies on the face etC MAO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MKATs.-Beef, sirloin, zoe. per TO-: do porter
house, 2Oa25c.; rib roast, 12a2Oc; steak 125a2Oc.
Corned Beef, sa10c.; Dried Beef, Clipped. 25aa0c
90, sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal 12l5a2Oc.
mutton: 121a15c; Pork, 101Sa12kc.; ra
12kc.; Bacon haniS, sugar cured Ike. Shom7G,
ers, sa9c.: Breasts, iTallc.: Lard, sa10c.
FRUITs.-Apples, 40a50c per peck; Oranges,
20a40c per dOz.; Lemons, 2Oa4Oc: Bananas, 40a
Soc doz.; Cranberries, 1Oal2Kc. Der ct: Straw .
berries, S0a40c. per at.
F1sH.-Perch, 4oa5tc. per bunch; Rock, large.
2Oa25c per h., 40a50c. per bunch; Smelt. 15aS5c'
per h.; Mackerel 26a25c; HalibuI, 16a2Oc' !:
Goldfish, 10c; Blue fish, 4Oa50c. per bunch; Tay,.
lers, 40a50c. White fish, 15c per h.; Black bass.
1ba2Oc per H.; Pike, 40a5Oc each; Shad Soc ash
per PAIR; Herring, 15c. per doz.; Red Snappers,
16c per TO-; Clans, 5Oa6Oc. per 100; Lobster,
BUTTER.-Ph1ladelpnla Print, 4la45c. rer In 9.
western Creamery. 35c.; New York, 25a36c; roll
z5asOc; Cheese, 12a2Oc: Eggs, 12a1sc. per doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish, 40ai50c per peck:
40 81 26;do: Sweet, 5oa60c.; Cabbage, sa12c
90 GARY YORK 5a1Oc.; Beans, Lima la &C. per
quart; Beets, 5a10c per bunch: Kale, 15a2)c
peI peck; Lettuce. 3aSc. per head; Asparagus,
zoa3oc per bunch; Peas, SOC. per peck; Spir ;
tomatoes, 81 per peck; Turnips, 15c. per peck:
onions, 6OaSOc: per peck; do. lBermuda,) 81 per
peck; Sprouts, 3)a40c.
POULTRY.-Chickens 75a$1 .25 per pair Ducks,
n Sc:aS1 per pair; Turkeys, 16aisc. per To-;
- aAaE;;-Ducks, canvasoack, 81 .soass per pair;
TO-, mauar-I. 81 per pair; do, redhead 75c ash 81
pof ran. Snipe, $4.5 per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-25
INSTRUMENTATION p. 1879
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