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The Irrepress,bIc Conflict.

We have been OF those who REGARD JUG
doht o,,astion 90 settled by the McCulloch
hill of last session, and we still ueileFc Ina'
its continued agitation is not Only unneocS-
sorr hnt fraupbt with incalculnple evil po'h
~ fba Marty and the State. we paFe also
S,an ~ those who consider the opposltloh
nc conceived in captiouS spifiI' ollSnia,
ti,o with few who have some personai
views TO further, and VINO constitute realiy
hit small faction OF those VINO III reality
ous st = the great body Of the Conserya.
tive party. ..,- ;, .hos, ,,;o,,. w.
hove vet TO learn; but the efforts OF certain
leaders of the opposition-the announce
mont that committee had been appointed
TO attend our August court for the purpose
NJ etIecting an organization whose aim
should be to carry out the schemes Of these
disorsanzers and to elect men to the Legis-
lature to undo the work OF the last session.
places the matter in shape in which il can
not well be ignored. What the action at
court may be-for we write before the time
has arriyed-we,,k Know not; but whatever it
may be, our own views will! remain I'M
changed.
There is no necessity for the agitation at
tempted and proposed. Funders and anti
funders have q common cause. Whatever
it is right and proper to do, the Conser-
yative party as a unit can accomplish; but
division can only ensure defeat, place
power in the hands Of an irresponsible
party, and entail the bitterest woes upon
the State.
The plan Of settlement adopted by the
last Legislature is so near to that pro.
posed by the anti-funders that some OF
their leaders deprecate further agitation.
Unless reputation be the objective point,
what has been already gained is far bet
ter than anything which can be attained
BY further expensive agitation.
A correspondent has set forth what must
result from the success of the efforts of the
anti.iunders- conflict with all coupon.
holding Taxpayers; dismantling Of our
judiciary system the overthrow of our SUI
preme Court; an appeal TO. il not con-
fiIct With, the United States authorities;
with all the heavy expense md heavier loss
which must syitably ensuel Let US pause
and consider ere we start upon SO terrible
and disastrous q crusade Charlotte Ga
xette. .s.s .sss
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poor EaGIners,l

p,rsor, ii AssEY In recent p'snlIc speech
oaintea i gloomy plctdreof sqa larnor. As
lad s d il was, he exasgefalea sthe drought.
And although be ynado tbis' farmers pros
.rects gloomy enough p, tho caprices oil sea.
song and uncertainties Of the proytdentiai
dlspensa,i ens, + even then RENTED MN. g
the tender r,ercies Of the commission mer r.
chant. Again, as kad as he made NM ne
said that even from his hands the farmer
might have to appeal to the lawyer, OF "h'cn
there was such volley Of insinuatlo1 ana
inuendo that the crowd laughed iausu
sharply detrimental TO the lawyer, winch
afforded Pasin MASSEY great satisfaction
Not satisfied with the fleeing which lie IN
timated the commission merchant and la"
YER gave the farmer, be added the "mor'
sacks,, OF the tax-gatherer upon bis oack
.Tbe tax-gatherer." said he, .'Wbat case
.he for the drought? That is no concern. Q
his. He tolls not, neither do'n NC sp'"
"But SOLOMON in all his glory was No
" clad like him." Poor farmer. II It wer
| not that kind Providence has sent MAssE'
| to pray him into Heaven he would be oaa'.
off indeed. Let him thank Heaven ZOE 'u'S
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THE LAST APPoRTloNMENT.- Repub-
lican Congress of 1872 made the apportion.
ment by rule which was applied with per-
feet impartiality to all States and all sec
tons. Wherever the population of State
divided by 13l, 425 left Il remainder in en-
cess of one half or more of thIt number the
State was awarded q representative for that
number, and wherever such remainder was
less than half Of the ratio it was ignored for
purposes of representation during the de-
cennial PERIOD Ohio State Journal.
Well, so be 1t. Under that rule three
representatives in Vermont are based upon
330,551, and three in West Virginia on
442, Ola. 1t must be bad rule that operates
in that manner.
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MAINE.-Our intelligence from Maine is
OF the most cheering and gratifying charac-
ter. \ letter received here yesterday from
a prominent, reliable, and we!l-informed
Democrat in that State says that the oppo-
sition to the Republican party is even
stronger than last year, and that the vote OF
Corporal Davis will fall below that received
by Governor Conn0r 1T the last election BY
many thousands. The Democrats and
Greenbackers are entirely united on their
tickets for members OF the Legislature and
county officers. and will have both branches
oil the Legislature by an overwhelming ma
iority, giving them the entire control OF the
State government. The reports being in
dustriousIy published and circulated of Il
rejection and return TO the Republican party
OF large number Of Grecnbackers have ne
foundation whatever. The changes are all
the other way Washington Post.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the morning OF The 9th instant. at :; i
O'Clock. MARGARET MILLS. youngest child of ).
5. and Helen NJ. Ragland; aged one year, one month
and four days.
TIE funeral will take place from the residence Of
her paret IS, G04 Beverly street, THIS MORNING,
7lh instant, at o'clock. Friends and relatives Oh
the family arc invited 10 attend.
Died, Wednesday evening, August u, 1917, III
2:3O O'Clock, after All illness of forty.Hsnt no,s
of cholera uranium. FRANGiS -, 80, zen
SON of William aud Mary \. Whitioch' "seu se'e''
months aud ten days. ro,, h,s warrants, resi-
His funeral will lake place from mi pi EVE
dence No 1908 Jay street, THIS tlhufsuaS' Z
MING ut Az O'Clock.
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From The Lynchburg SewE,

We take the above from the Richmond
UisDQtch to say that, in our opinion, M"l"r
barriers position and action when he was il
candidate for the nomination for Governor
the letter that he then wrote on the stare
debt. and the position OF his friends OF inc
press and the hustings, his action affcr inc
nomination OF Colonel Holiday, ana DIS
,yowed willingness to make the dcot Is
Sr,n in that cauyass-lIis subsequent action
in tho senate OF Virginia during Doth ScS-
s;ans entities him to the leadership, II the
Eynoutive Committee shall order Cain
,,airn We are satisfied that Major Daniel
earos nothing personally about his seat in
.na senate. and we are equally certain that
auo man in the Conservative party who,
,,ntrr all circumstances, stands bv the party
I'D re.pcctS it, organization and desires its
SmrccsS. prefers Major Daniel TO any one
cIsr. and hopes that he will consent to be
returned. We agree with the Dispatch,
Major Daniel regards this 4 public State
maiter-he believes this move Il blow at
courts and at the Conservative party, and
he is willing to meet on the hastings those
Inc confronted in the legislature. We
know that ior Daniel originally designed
only giving to his constituents an account
OF his stewardship rs their senator on this
subject Of the public debt, but he has been
pres ed by letters from every section OF the
State to address the people in this regard,
and has declined, except when he WAS
pressed to come forward and meet the agi-
tators in reply to their challenge. Ii, there
fore, the committee shall organize authorita-
lively campaign, give the leadership TO
Major Daniel, and lie will carry the flag as
calamity and ably rs any man in the State.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE SU IT. OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.
RICHMOND, VA. August Z. 1879 }

OFFICE Su IT. OF PUBLIC CiIAEITIES.l
RICHMOND, VA. August Z. 1879
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this office until ~ O'Clock NJ. MONDAY.
August il. 1879. for furnishing The Department OF
CORDS. more or less. Of The best quality SEA-
SOSED PINE WOOD, 10 be delivered in this city,
free OF cost 10 The city, at such times and In such
quantities. and such places Is the superintendent
NAV direct.
The wood furnished to be subjected 10 measure
mcnt whenever deemed nccessa by the Supcrln-
tcnCtnl the cost of stacking and measuring the
wood 10 be paid by the contractor
Bond, with approved security, will be required
for the Satisfactory completion Of the contract.
Proposals must be addressed TO the UNDERSIGNED,
endorsed :. Proposals for wood for the Department
of Outdoor Poor"
Tue Committee for the Relief of the Poor reserve
the right to reject any and all bids offered. and of
awarding The cont ract for wood IN whole or IN Dari
Farther information can BE- obtained at this Office
CHARLES L. BIGGER,
an Tit Superintendent of Public Charities
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Very True.

The Iade,oater linden spoke the truth
when it said that Providence had deprived
reputation Of Its best argument against
the McCULLocH bill when it stopped the
drought Parson MASSEY made great deal
ont o. It. But he was drawn up as the
sailor did the bull when be took a turn upon
his horns q around the lamp post.
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; T. leaIes setting forth the sanitary

erwin ceFi esates aetLing 1uIIiI tIc s"'1'''
hiss0ry Of zach vessels, etc. ..o.ad
mad .ition TO oil this, Y may DC s,a. ~,
Tint a acsye correspondence Is keps ,,e ap
dr.slyps theRires and BY the mails o end ito
Inc executive officer Of the BoaIa ., anu =,
n,lmsretls; agents throughout tne emu : yer,
iow.feyer!zoue. AS faras knoWn.ne Board
Ina tl1e confidence and support OF the State
arfrnnnicfpai authorities Of fnat .eetion Oh Oh
the Union which is most vitaiiy interest leu
in tIss matter, and may wen cnalienge .ne
criticism Of all who will duly consider the
ertent afs Its. powers as conferred by law.
1870 ~. J. l.. CABELL.
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We publish this morning an Interesting
latter from Or. J, L. GABRLL, Of the Uni.
ysssity Of Virginia, president Of the Ma.
tioRil Board Of Hsalth.
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srsgsrAL NOTICES.
.,--,-.s., sYt9LE BROTHERS ~e-a'-.e,-'..--e,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 18TH,
!, :. OF THEIR own 1mPonTAr1oN,
BLACK cAsHMEREs, BLACK SILKS,
.vr-rs r Yx-r>x-c, trLS

.rs't .
yELvETs LINENS, AND LACEs.
which will be sold great deal cheaper than any
other house In the City or State.
Their Immense increase OF but inpss gives Them
every facility Of buying their goods from first hands,
We will stirl continue the closing out sale until
SEPTEMBER 1sT.
We offer On the fourth floor all immense line OF
CARPESTS, MATTINGS. OfL-CLOTHs,
RUGS, WINDOW: SHADES. and LACE CUR
TAISS. Persons needing such goods Will call
at once and supply themselves, as We intend
closing them out ut prime cost.
We still have full line Of BLACK CASHSEREs
from 81. C. tu 81 per yard.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT Is yet complete. You
will lrd full line Of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS fl ON G2l5c. 30 SO per yard.
A full line of MOURNING; GOODS. such rs bonn
RhZINEs, HENRIETTA CREPE CLOTH,
TAMIsf.. and ITALIAN TWHLLS.
Our stock of SUMMER DRESS GOODS will be
clos ell out regardless OF their cost.
BEST PACIFIC LAWN cheaper than any Other
house in the city: BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ut .
n. 6.c and thousands of ether goods too nu-
mcrouJ to mention.
A large lot OF ENTERTAINMENTS to he sold at
les; than one half Of their va!ue 70 make room
for our fall STOCK.
We have on hand about 200 pairs Of BLANKETS
TO be closed out al very loS prizes.
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NEETISG>.

4 LL ROYAL ARCH MASONS @Esa9a
N are cordially Invited to attend 4 sta,eh sZZES5
CONGREGATION of RICHMOND ROYAL ~ sAss
kEt;H CHAPTER, No. 3. at the Masons' ~r1 -
Hail. on Franklin Street, THIS Thursday EVE
MING. August 7th, A. ID. 1879, X. A. N. 2409, at
7 O'Clock. by order OF the NJ. +. H. T.:
MI 7-ltx Secretary.
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The subscriber has hItrd up )"
his exteusiy. stable, Que of 'tc ~. t,,y>IN.
T0Mpi,tTE AND COS FENltNl .'.,.. -.
n he round I'm rhis country: anu haN w. ,....t
ciity for the ACCOMMODATE
solicits consiSnInchs> , ,.rt,t,I -
HORSES. MULES. ANn Nt Ii,.,. * r.. ...
-, ov.rv lind. promising that al '"T ,t -.
VI 10 him Shalt have every as'ra''''''
turus promptly made. a.. whcn r,7ia."&
Tlif. CARRIAGE pErAElA%,N,tt,,r.y .!
,mhr,ccs cousiyumrnts OF slno't 'H''' I. 49,
S.h,cl.s for pleasure and worh-pns ',Iyr, Il!
tste,nTESS OF every description Al ',n,.,csA (
tbs ieuartmen, viii be ."d a. ,",sice 49, -!
tnvisiion from such prices he nid1r' ',,,,, ayN-
ims io purchIse wiz dad it to thr'' '''',
anime inis stock OF vehicles, &c: ,Al'AtlN'
NV S'rABL rs are new. OF i.Ahm ''I,n.
and stiord every convenience to[ ,nrir .wH Use .
Parties desiring 10 purchase Tor .' irnu.
rho irs,i,. wi mud large stock Ia sS'T., ,ui >hI-
u" ACTION SALES every WED>ESp>
UkDAY 1t 10 O'Clock A. u: ,,ylS rruit!t'A''
r. r. Cook. Auciionetr.
RICHARD ScLArEh, hahaa' w i
j. NJ, PACE. SleSinah' ----------------------'
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF writ OF fers
~ Tacias issued from the clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Giles county In the name or ID. 4.
French, for. &c, uS. Pulaski and Giles turnpike
Company. anu In my hands for collection, VIII on
the 4Tu DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879. at ths front
door Of the court house OF Cites county %ns ror
cash, ONE SECTION OF TEN MILES OF TUE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNP1kE ROAD, IN
said county, running from Peariburg 10 near fo ,,
lar IIi which has been levied upon 10 satisfy saio
writ. J, ii, WQopkaM, ~. y,
JUNEl7. 1870. je2Q-law9cd
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OFFICE SUPT. OF PUBLIC CIIARITIES.(
RICHMOND, VA, Au. ust 7, 1879. J
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received until IL O'Clock VI. MONDAY, An-
gust IL. 1879, for furnishing the Almshou>c win
supplies Of
FRESH BEEF, SUGAR.
BACON, COFFEE.
FL DIR nDIAS>ES.
SOAP, HEkklArS'
SALT.
for The quarter ending TUESDAY, November H.
1879.
The Committee for the Relief of the Poor reserve
the right % reject and all bids offered ana 81
giving he contract Tor each article required 20 INC
lowest hilier therefor.
Form, OF proposals can be bttintd NJ this Office
CHARLES T.. BIGGER.
an 73t Superintendent of Public Charities
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4

OFFICE OF STATE AGRICULTURAL socIETY,l
August l, 1879.
TOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE
IL KEEPERS AND PRIVATE FAMILl ES who
NAV be wiln. to take BUARDERS during the next
STATE FAIR are notified that ] have this day
opeued Ut my office register, aud they arc request ed
TO furnish me the location OF their houses by street
and number and The rates for board by the dav and
week. This register will be closed on the LIST OF Sep
tcmbcr aud then published aad distributed by mail
aud otherwise throughout this and adjoining States
have information that many persons who wond
visit the city II The lime OF the annual Fairs are
kept away by the lack of the Information which
such register will give. Before caving their hon rs
they can make their calculations TO the cost OF the
trip and the Accommodations which can be had.
au 1881 w. &. KNIGHT. secretary.
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HENRY s. uUTzLER A. LOUIS HUTZLER
N.Y. UijTILER BROTHERS.,
- SrUJ, GREATER REELECTION

MT STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GprDS.-We arc De-
ttrmnptl 10 close out orr entire Sto Ii of SUMMER
MILLINERY, aud are selling al prices lower man
any other house IN the city. regard nt cost. "
DEFY competition. and ask 4 calf "f an In "anl ni
Hats. Bonnet- Feathers, Flowers, tiarzcs. Grape
Wells. Mourning Goods, &c. Country orders re-
ceiyc prompt aud careful attcntlon. \ caIi Is So
llcitrd. MRS. l.. ~ lLLEk:
jy Ii 525 Broad street Eich!Aoh"' VIZ
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IIEBIta,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

al ~
JIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORGNG STOCK FOR SOUS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT is
success and boon for which nations should
feel gratrful."-Scc " Medical Press, " Lancet
"Bri:ish Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION-Gcnunc only with the ('c stmHs
of Baron Giebi2's signature IL blue ink acro'
the label.
Consumption In England Increased te"fo!d
In ten years
LlEB!G CUNPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT. To
be had OF all S;0rch,cpers, GroctrS, and Chem
i>t,. sole agents for the United states iwho!e>ae
oIiyl, G.. David l. Co., 43 Mark Lane London,
England nh l"-els
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soirce will take place ut Mo-
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING ut Sh
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ton cards, which must be presented ut the door,
Members can obtuin inyitation-cards on application
10 &. L. SIEGEL, 421 Broad street, or c. +. JOHN
STOy, 91S Main .treet. IA S-Th
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COLI, Pens.
GOLD PENS.
- GOLD PEN,

TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 872.
+ the highest achievement in til" manufacture ~
Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more
than twenty wears Tie RECORD" PEN Is pro-
drccl nv Il skifu combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive mct:ilsl6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TlSUM-wllilc The ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy uf copper. reducing its ncnc.s without YIELD
Ing that elasticity. density, and stec!-!ikc temper
which the costly platinum supplies. Tie REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POlNrS are OF the best hid
ium ,,liamOndS). ndesructib!e with fair treatment.
and polished 10 gasS-liSc Smoothntss.
Stcel-pen writers have now every objection 20 gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not 0xdZr. sluarcly met.
The "RECORDn GOLD PEN IS guaranteed to
possess durability, rcrmanency Of spring. and err
+, elton OF point. Price. 80. sod by all jewel
and salioners in the Uucd States. Ii not found or
der direct Il ON
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH u ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & pARiIAM, Richmond, Va. NH l9-W y
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EOR SALE.-FOUR PAIR FRENCH
at The OH Dominion FIGURING Mills, Petersburg,
For particulars call at the premises, inquire OF
J0HE-H.BRYANT II Co.,,
au 1-eod3t 26I9 Main street, Richmond.
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IRON PAINT.

NOTICE.-"THE CONTRACT FOR
IN PAINTING THE ROOFS Of THE SHOCKOE
WAREHOUSE has been awarded TO the VIRGINIA
ELASTIC. IRON.PAINT COMPANY. OF which A.
o. BRUMMEL. Esq, Is the sole ugeni."nt, au 7.ltf
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Our Hillsville correspondent will sec the
figures which he asks for automatically pre-
sented before many days shall have elapseo'
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OF
CARRIAGES, RoCKAWAYs,
fHAETONS,
TOP and OPEN-BUGGIES,
of the latest styles and very b-st workmanship.
Our assortment Is so complete and varied that We
feel assured thar we can supply almost any want.
Being the exclusive agents OF several or The best
manufacturers. we offer none bu, iirst-cass work.
Our rule IL 10 sell ut manufacturers wholesale
prices, from which no deviation will be made
au 6-1w JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.

DICHMOND BAZAAR,
~ Nos. 1898 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.
CARRIAG Es, RoCKAWAYs, PHAEToNS, AND
EuGGIkS.
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uABBAaEs-Firm at s7es p 100.

A ARR A. 5 seYa = Y bbl. :. ..u..a,
pggLThY-old chickens lI. I, g.. Young tsg4
ducks ss ss gsese s.ees turkeys, old. slo@1s
Eans. We Western 1sa17o, Louisiana 10000 y
BUTfTER- for week a24s packages,
againet 1868 packages for. the corresponding
time. last week. The market has ruled very
sh The as nal veahea has e1 had M
effect on tn market. and iIobbers have been
10th to touch round lots until 1t II safe to carry
tone up the market. aud a better feeling exists
We quote the market gu ct and prices shade
cas- or: Western creamery. fancy. 2gD3oe; West
cry, fancy. 2g@aoe; New York dairy. choice, 1870
dar ae 1 gasy w W to o daarz prime 100
CHEESE j aoeipts for the week gs5 boxes.
agaiast Gao hPxes for the e,erfespondng time
choice stock is In good demand at quotations
below: Western Reserve. 1la@12e: New York
sALT-Messrs. Jackson h Manson report the
mand light. Two oargoes arrived to the deal
ers. No cargo sales to report. We quote dea,-
sack, finest s2h@1 50. Turks Is land neglected:
held nomnally ut 25@9oc 2 bushel. Table salt
In r n9 {.1E g. gore each, as In size.
for picked flsh good The catch OF fish 50 far.
d , whole. IS ye1y moderate one, and the, eS-
oesa anasll y q sh has stimulated good de-
the tendency In values is Enthusiastically Il risr &
one: below we give. quotations of tod day. based
~, Boston prices. Maekerel-Mo, |, bills, - u.
halves 81 25 quarters % 7E IS Ii kits 81 49, Is ii
his - 70. Ia It kits a5 No q, bbls 81 H. halves
81 10 quarters 81 g. is h kits Il n5 Is tt Tits a5e
1871 lt kits soc; No 8. large, bbls s. 75 halves
"A 10, quart ers 50 30; No s. medium, hbls &c 80,
halves 81 49, quarters s2 - IL kits $50 II Is KITS
soc, 1915 Ii kits 75o: Mo. g. small, bio 8. s. 50,
halves g. quarters 81 H. Is II kits SOC Is h kit
zoe. 12a ID kits csc: ex mess, bhls sal halves
s12 30, quarters Sc 10: No. do. btls $40, halves
$40 TO- quaI ters s. 75 1s ID kits 50 90 Is ID kits
~ rs. Portland roe behring's. bhls 81. Salmon.
hhls s19. halves s10. quarters 81 49, kits 81 %.
Goldfish. quarter drums. sc, quarter boxes 81 To-
Haddock, quarter boxes ST.. quarter drums. 80
Herring, ex scaled s5e, herring No. l. Soc
HIDES-We are indebted to Mr., William
Mehle for the following weekly quotations of
hides, wool, tallow. ETC., market Labor, dray-
age. curing. etc, have to be added
AT Abattoir-Steer hides, 10 ID and up p ID
s0sh steer and COW hides. 30 to 10 h. fGfls
kjns, "a to 80 II, @sis calf skins. each. baG75
flint, tt@l4ls dry salted 1sa1sla.
TalloW-CitV rendered. y To. G@ea country
do. bD5la
Horns Ok horns. prime. each. &c; COW do.
ga
Beeswax-P Prime yellow. = II. 17@1s.
Wool-Lake. 2 10, 2s6n29. Louisiana, 26@27
bury. as to quality. 1eaD15.
The market fer hides continues active. with
q small stock. Tallow firm at above prices.
Wool-None in the market.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CASSIDY HOTEL-B F Theved, George
Barllee, Providence. La: Cohn. Miss: i 81
Il Brookhaven, Miss Fl RICHARDSON
Ascension. La: W q Noble, Miss; ] B Rtchais.
Ebert Nettes, La: A B Quits, Pacific Ocean
T. Wilson. Atlantic Ocean; Frank D Almond.
!llnton. La; J 2 Knox. James G Tavers. La
a = Curly. Concordia. La; s Thorn pson
Miss: VIM ? Parham, Atlanta. Ga; John nj
Bloomfield, Pass Christian. Miss.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Robt N Bolton. John
1ad Hunter nt Z: Chas W Belt baltimore; Max
" Thornton. 9 l. Porter. Va: w D Ripley,
Mrs Geo Norman and family. E H Lombard,
John u II Kendall. city: Mrs Il Meatherly, Mrs
y williams and wife. Vim L ShaffeT, Terre-
bonnie; q j Sanders, St Mary,