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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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iprensen uno 30o,0 900 Jrancs su sstpin.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

Sorfdt. Gin Sapppatsburiae tsbrt
Winass bun9ris In sinsm @afbpf Elm.
Die slesants Ginribtuns ma6ts ibn sts
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mir paS Absnpsfsn 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
sas iaabere farhlide Ghshaar.-

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Gin 5itf bate iia auf Ger Sasp serfrrt
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fir einen %aemetnen &sttsr belt, wisrer
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GdIff fam ieinen 5alanfen etnfsdsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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ni8t germ Ionse nit 2eutsn, wsI&e INNER
nit mir ibsr.inRimmsu ; mon lam cine
tur3e 3sit 6inbur4 an einsu, edo 8srsni.
Gen Fnoen, auf bic Ssusr absr pirb ss
lansusilis.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
Dis Iniaise Spalte

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seno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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Mann ben Diebfabl allO wirfli1 su2"
: 3euBs: "Sttts I'm 8srssibuns 5srr
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mare. 70 parre t@ wdnl6en, pas i6 in
elmer peri&lchenen S6ublare ldse, psntt
or ins 3immer iritt."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
Der arunoiabliae Sanspatsr.

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fen p~srtisit IAN 6sntsr itaup, bon Der
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Tag 90 einmaI msfnsr Srau, Id fimnsre
mid srunc fdgli@ um bas Sauspslsn
niht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

RaiO. Batter (: .Srib9en, m69t,f Gu
Mot aud @sneral msrosn, ME Der Onfsl,
oann miiIsn Sir 10 piels 2suts ssbordsn9'
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i'd liebtr tper6en m64te lid m69te Wama
wsrben, bsnn Der mubt 0u uno OntsI
uno ALE ssborasn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

sJ~ 9afasisr I: ySis S9aFn,r, iassn
sic NAL, mann ss6t osnn snoli9 oisIsr
8ummel,us ab?"
S4afner: Run, usnn Die Summlsr
ole bsiiammsn fno !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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Dollar, ben bu ibm seseben.
Wann: Wei Ssrsde. isi rubis. ss III
tsi' .@erluft = DER @olo SoIar MAJ
faIid!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

SslbfsrtsnntiB. .9isbsr 5srr Spttor,
uarum bsiratben sic ni9t?.
.8eil i'd 5u pisl So4a4tuns Dor Dem
i4Onen @si9lsate babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

Bag 8arl9.n CUR Wuttsr sspsnbst :
r8slt, Drama, Su biF frob, bab mir Did
CUR Mfuttsr ssnommsu baben2 anbsre
Rinbsr Fino nod unariiser, als mir"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

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g.: limb i'd IuHe sic bur9 msin.n
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
@ute g at6e.

5liest Dir Dos Slid porbei ,inmaL,
so fab es an Dem Spiel;
Mud rat6' i'd 6au oein Daus i'm Sbal
lno ni4t auf 8~srssssipiel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
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Sn g~erbinbnns NIT Sbisem, felIe ID
Be4iel auf ale Sauptfdbte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

kauferist, 6spstede, nsbh aatn stH,isusu pstsnssts
sestu anfs SantniAht tdsst.
cfaes, Rsrssslias eds zen peatu ans Z. etrats
YFs DUBUQUE, IOWA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20
ueber Baltimore.

Sssr, Der eds alt. SdttrIans btfa5,n pesr 1srpasssI
rHs 8rtnnss s5n SnrSpd tsmmsn IaHsa mia, Fsgff 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
LEXINGTON.
SPEECHES OF xEssRs. TIcKLEY, TERRY, SALE
AND OTHERS.

AND OTHERS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
OCTOBER 4. 1880.
To-day was glorious one for the Demo
crscy from every portion Of the county.
From the remote edges OF Botetourt, Allie
ghsny, and Bath came In long cavalcades
men VI fixed Democratic principles-men
who, on the I'd day OF November, will 60
straight 10 the polls and cast their ballots
for the 19th-of-May ticket and for Tucker.
Il was a day which should and will ever
be memorable in the annals OF old
Rockbridge. Reputation, Frazierism. and
Readiusterism were completely annhilated.
The shock they received went from centre
to circumference, and IL one may Judge
from to-day's exhibition, their sun has set,
and Rockbridge has once more regained
her position among her sister counties OF
the Valley. and the disgrace OF last year has
been wholly erased. What produced this
radical change? Nothing more nor less
than the burning and eloquent words OF
Ficklen, Of Buckingham; Terry, OF Wvthe 4;
Sale. OF Bedford; Harry Tucker. OF Staun-
ton /; and w. A. Anderson, OF Lexington.
| am not overdrawing the picture. The
most casual observer could easily see tbst a
political earthquake had been at work, and
you may rest assured that our able and
worthy representative in Congress, hon. j.
r. Tucker, will sweep the county by ma
iority that will work a complete and thor
ough Generalization in the ranks OF the
opposition.
The speeches Of the gentlemen who adj
dressed the people to-day were calm, dis
passionate, and patriotic. The same fervor
OF feeling and enthusiasm which character
lied the canvass OF 80 pervaded the speeches
Of our orators to-day.
Letters reerettiDg their unavoidable alb
sence were read from Hon. j. &. S. Black
burn, Of Kentucky; Hon. Epps Hunton. Of
Fsuquier; Hon. ii. A. Edmundson, OF Roa-
noke; Hon. James A. Walker, Of Pulaski {;
and Hon. John w. Daniel, OF Lynchburg.
Parson Massey spoke to mixed crowd,
mostly OF "faithful allies" in one corner OF
the courthouse square. His speech was poor
and feeble. Lady and Frazier bad their
usual say. They said nothing Of any con-
sequence. They could not hold the crowd
together, and as the ragged-edge states
msn was finishing there were only three or
four listening to bin. PETREPONT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07

and 6arpeld, and made . strong appeal
(which was teillna) 20 al Democrats TO vote
the ssraight-out ticket. Your correspond.
ent could only catch part Of Mr.. Trirg's
speech, ss the applause and hurrahs were
50 loud and long.
When Mr.. Trieg left for the depot shout
went up from the crowd on the court-grren
In his honor that could be heard long
ways of. Count this county for Trigg by
large majority.
A division Of time was proposed to Ma.
jor Taylor by Mr.. Flanagan radical elect
orr. but declined on account that they
would not have time enough to discuss the
questions at issue. Tbis was q good hole
for the Major TO creep out at. The RAIDS
are working like beavers In this county,
forming clubs and making arrangements
towards the payment OF the delinquent
taxes. l am credIbly informed that q
prominent Republican politician OF Rich.
mond has secured list OF all the negro de-
linquents, aud is distributing these lists In
eacn county, with view TO have them paid
of. This, we believe out here, to be a part
OF their programme.
The crops are unusually fine through this
whole section. HARRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
Commercial convention.

BosroN, October 6.-In response to cir
cular.letter sent TO commercial or2anlza-
tons throughout the country by the Board
OF Trade and Transportation OF New York,
there convened at the Board OF Trade rooms
here this morning representatives OF fifty
one mercantile associations for the purpose
OF discussing and devising means for
the correction OF abuses and the re-
adjustment OF trade relations and IA.
ciIlties which demand the intervention
OF Congress. Tie most important OF
these subjects is the proposed revision
OF the navigation laws and the adoption OF
some plan acceptable TO both owners and
builders for the relief and recovery Of our
lone. neglected shipping interests. Among
the commercial bodies represented were the
following from the southern States: Char
Iotte IN. C.) Chamber OF Commerce. Mo.
bile (Ala.) Cotton Exchange, Greenville Is.
ca Merchants and Cotton Exchange, and
Wilmington (N. CO. Board Of Trade.
Captain Ambrose Snow, OF the New
York Board OF Trade and Transportation,
was chosen temporary chairman, and in a
brief address set forth the objects OF the
meeting, which he said were to devise
measures for the relief and encouragement
OF our commerce and 10 recommend them
to Congress for appropriate legislation.
Committees were then appointed on ere.
dentals, permanent organization. and rules
OF order. The Committee on Credentials
reported seventy-siX members present with
credentials in proper form. After some
discussion nine other gentlemen from places
not having mercantile organizations were
also admitted to the floor. Upon the report
OF the proper committee permanent or
ganization was effected BY the election OF j.
S. Fannahan, Of New York, as president,
with five vice presidents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country Preduce.
AppIes: Green-Market glutted-from 75c. TO
81 so per barrel.
Besstoar. 20@20Hc. p D.
Buttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 25@27c. fair
Corn Neal: s2c. y bushel for country: zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Apples, 3a4c.; blackbcrries, &c.
cherries, l2Gloc.; raspberries, 2O@22c.
feathers: Prime nye-goose, 4OS45c. common.
Fiarsssd: 81 p bushel
Hay: Virginia timothy, slo5@sl.1o; clover,
oats: Baled. eoc.6sI.
PotStoes: iTIsh~New Rose, sI.76 SbarreI; COO
10 Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc@sl y H.; Seneca free of
Lard: Country. S@S4c.
Kue: S0d Soc q 0ushej.
Bsisd Straw: 35@4Oc.
T'QLLOt1: 5d5kc. "a N.
Wool: Washed. 40@4lc.; unwsshed, 27G2sc
BURY wool will bring from 10 DC. & ID less inan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rose .dale. sl.4O@sl.5O o barrel
James River, . .30@Sl.40.
LINE: Agricultural, sgl0c y busnel; Roeksnd,
s!Sin !'cS GapS,s Falls ss@9Cc 0''
Plaster: LUMP "a rs; groune, 80; calcirec
plaster, Al 60@sl.75:
Tar: Large size, s4.oO.
DfS boocss
Prints: Merrimsck. 7c;: Merrimaek shirting'
&c Richmond. &C.; South Bridge, &C.. Pacific,
7c; spragre. 64e.: Sprague shifting, 5Sc.
Dannel's, 6Hc.; Aliens. 6kc.; Manchester. e..
Washington &c.; Mallory Plns, 7c' MSnory rur-
5c.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, oe'; Ash
Bro,on a. Coffcns Manchester Z A., 6sc.; Mas
r. eye. James Rivera o. o., 6he .smes klytt
X. X, 5ac: James River a. H. ~, oHe. Jamss
r.. sc; ,ranie7ille "A f. T.. 71c. Pocshonias
fine. g.: Conestoga D., 7c.: Conestogs W, II,
Broion Shsettags: Peppereil lo.4' 2o@c'i An
glsaessa ShtrtiHos and Sheatags: New York
Mills. l2Hc.; wsmsutta, 12c Dayo, iOe'; An-
droscoRgin. L.. &C.; Fruit OF the Loom, lOe' FOR
bang, Sc Hope "A. sc. Eclipse "A, &C.; Security
| <, 6hc. Pepperell l0-s, 27He.
Gin0hd,as .-Plunket- l0c.; White Manuiaetur-
Tea, Conestoga A. A., i2c.; Conestoga q; G.
A., lac; Conestoga z: Z" 49,; cones'oga IRE
Shlrttaa stripss; Sheridan "a" &c.; sneri'
al sroSn 1S,su.: sr.n,.svil'., ss..; stark, ssc
Peppereile, &C.; kOckordge IA. Sc.
Dsnims: Jeweu city, lie. Boston, DC.
Cotton Piaids: ottawa, sx.; Toledo. &c.
&c Corset s Jeans: Roclp ri. Sc.
Cambrses: Flat ID &c.: PAPER. &c.
Drass, Dyes,ans. OILS. As.
AeoAl. As.h0 q GALLON.
Concentrated Lys: Ss.2o@s4 y ease o. fen
dozen.
Copperas: 2kc.
| CochtRsdi: 90c. y d.
| Extract Of LOgscood: l1c.
| Indt0o: klatl.l0.
kcdder: l5c.
ol.kO; whale. 70c.: straits. 00G60c.: labrador
| cod OIL 6O66Oe.: lard. 75c.: sweet. 10 doxen
beat salad $3.50: castor. .25 y saliou; Virginia
iubricsting. s0s3Ue.: gsrosens, i4k.., CASH, sal
ion.
Race Ginger. Sc.
| loois: Ginseng, soc.; seneca. without TOP, sse
Soda: SAL lka2e.. in kegs; KasIish soda. &c.
American. Stsste.
1 Rptrfs TxyDsnttAs: 400
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
Death OF IA Characterization.
I Raleigh ObserVer, yesterday


Mr.. Andrew j. Par,in, chief clerk in the
Auditors Office, died at IL O'Clock last
night, at his residence, on Wilmington
street near Davie, after an illness OF ten
minutes. he went home 10 supper in perfect
health. and read to bis family after tea. He
felt slight oppression 10 the chest. and 1t
becoming worse a physician was sent for.
The doctor had been at the house but few
moments when Mr.. Partin died. Tue cause
OF death was supposed TO be disease OF the
heart. Mr.. Pariin was an admirable gen.
tleman and held in the highest esteem by
people in every part OF the State. lie bad
in his public and private life always been
noted for intelligence, honesty, and stien-
ton 10 bis duties. The news OF his death
will fall sadly upon many ears.
Mr.. Psrtin was born In Chesterfield coun-
~, Va, in 1926, and was in bis tifty-iourth
year. He came to this city in 1851, and en-
gagged extensively in business. In 1855 he
married here. In 1868 he became chief
clerk OF the Auditors office. This position
be has filed with marked ability ever since,
save during Auditor Reiley's term. He
was a member OF the First Methodist
church, and was deyout and earnest Chris.
tian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07


NEW YoRK, October 8.--The TrIennisl
General Convention Of the Protestant Epls-
copal Church OF the United States opened
this morning With impressive services In
81. Georges church. With the exception
OF North Carolina, every diocese In the
United States IL represented In the House
OF Bishops. There are also present Mis-.
sioDary Bishops Penick, OF Cape Palmas,
Africa, and Schareschewsky OF Shanghai.
The Old Catholic Bishop Herzegog, Of
Switzerland, and the Bishop OF Edinburgh
are 10 attendance rs the guests OF the
House OF Bishops. The church was unable
to accommodate the large number Of people
seeking admission. The procession OF
bishops and other clergy formed In the
chapel and marched two abreast up the
main aisle to the chanceI, the choir OF boys
singing the professional hymn, "The
Church hath one foundation" The vene-
rabIe Bishop Smith, OF Kentucky, presided.
The Bishop was escorted to the Bishops
seat, and the clerical and lay delegates OF the
House OF Deputies occupied seatsin the body
OF the church. Bishop Kip, OF California,
delivered the discourse, after which COM
munion was administered. At O'Clock the
House OF Bishops was called TO order in the
chapel OF the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
and the House Of Deputies will convene in
the body OF the same church, when the first
business transacted will be the election Of n
presiding officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
JarOme-Park Races.

JEROME PARK. n. Y. October 6.-There
was only q fair attendance at the second
DAYS fall meeting Of the American Jockey
Club. The weather was pleasant, but the
track was heavy.
The first race-for all ages, horses to be
sold for $1,000, mile and qnarter-had
five starters. Una won easily by six
lengths; Surge second, Wave OF Light
third, Boardman fourth, and Redman last.
Time, 2:l5i.
The second race-Hunter stakes. for
tbree-year-oId FLIES, mile and three quar-
ters-had three starters. Glidelia won by
two lengths; GirOfe second. Time. 3:19.
The third race-mile and a haf-bad four
starters. Harold won by hall length
Judge Murray second, and Thomas Law
renee third.
The fourth race-winner to be sold at auc'
ton, one mile and q furlong-had four
starters. Charlie Gorbam won by two
lengths; Gossip second, Ingomar third.
Time, 2:034.
The fifth race-ior maiden two-year.olds,
three quarters OF mile-had ten starters.
Strathsey won by half length: Banter
second, Merrimac third. Time, 1:2l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
what Constitutes n Marriage.

The New York Court OF Appeals has de-
cided in favor Of the legality Of the mar
riage contracted by the late William r.
Hynes, a wealthy citizen, with Mrs. May +.
Saunders in 1871 while in London. He
gave her q ring IN the presence OF witnesses,
and told her he would recognize her rs his
lawful wife so long as she remained true
and honest woman. He repeated the cere-
mOny while crossing the channel, and re-
peated bis declaration in France. She re-
manned with him up TO his death, in 1874 i;
but the sisters of Mr.. Hynes refused 10 re-
cognize Der or her children as legal beirs,
and litigation ensued as 10 the validity OF
the marriages. The decision OF the Court
OF Appeals confirms the decisions OF the
two lower courts, and the sisters OF the de-
ceased will have to vacate the property
owned by their deceased brother and ac-
count for the profits derived from the estate
since his DEATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
United States Supreme Court.
The KENTUCKY AND LOUISIANA L0TT8RI
CASES,

THE KENTUCKY AND LOUISIANA LOTTERY
CASES.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The Supreme
Court OF the United States will convene for
the October term, 1880, on Monday next.
II is probable that the Kentucky and Louis
lana Lottery cases. which were assigned for
argument on the nrst day OF the term, will
not be heard at present on account OF tech
ncal informally in the proceedings. The
United States Supreme Court has twice held
that suits involving application for man
damuS against an officer OF the United States
cannot be sustained after that officer has
gone out Of Office and ceased 10 perform the
duties OF the position which he held at the
time the proceedings were originally insti-
tuted. The mdnd0muS must issue against
an individual, not against his office, aud
since Postmaster-General Key, as an
individual, has no power to obey the
nandamuS relating to the management OF
the Post-Ofiiee Department, even should
one be granted, the proceedings in their
present shape will probably have to be
abandoned and new suits begun in the
lower courts against ex-Postmaster-General
KEYS successor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
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l5al5hc. Y n: half-boxes 13c.: tslEow. t4a
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9jsc. yeliow. exc o.: crt loaf. llhc.
toilet. I5eaoc: ana Fancy prices: cosstrv: 4ssse.
power, 35c.S 81.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Htdes: Wet saIted. sa9c.. arv salted l2Gl5c.
dry sint. l401 &c.: green. 5@6c:
ness leather. S0@40c.; finished upper svg4se.;
finished kps, 40@5o hcmiock soies, 2oa2e@
lrsn. steel. MATHS. &c.
Iron: American resped. Old DorniRion bar,
6-i0c. n 70. for standard sizes; English sna
American sheet, A. SIC. swedes hammered, oS
Mats: Ola dominion. & 3 25 Sor standard sizes.
Plough Castfngs: whoiesAie, 3sc. se,sA, 4Sc.
Rope: Manila bess, 1sXs.: tute. sXssc.
Lumber. slaves. &C.
Wvsssin Virainia poplar. tl4mtzj = 1000.
white plpe e144t4Z.50 y 1000: yellow pine
boards %, market sun dry clear, si2ssi =
lengths. snlnvlef- Pine. Sl.75@s2.50; cypress
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81; 7hSsl &c l,O0o. .,se.es-
1000: seasoned. t20@s25 a 1000. Flour-Ds-f-s
timber. t4Gs7 y 1000. Fiour-bsrrel pofes, $40
SO: hogshead-hoops, zoe. bundle.
Ligners. Wines. &C.
Als: scotch, beat brands, pm,s s2@s2.2s .
sramdts:. Domestic. sl.25@42: fruit sl.leN
Virginia leach. f2cGs2.66.
Rue Whfskeus: Medium, . .50Gf2: pure Old. -
3s4; Virginia mountain, new, t24It2.50, I'D
f2.50@f350 and upwards.
GIN: domestic. III .25@e2 imported, IS c4-ss
NeD England Rum: f1.60dSl.60
Rectlded Whtsksvs: Market excited and higher
Powder. Shot. ke.
Fuse. Toys mining, 35@76e. y leo fcu
Potoder. t6 by the five kegs--leo than cw
kegs, $3.50 BLASTING. %. 15@t3.50.
saot. Northern. SO . bag q, "a rs
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