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Crescent Encampment No. /, Knights of
Temperance Fellows Hat Camp No
very EVENING, - II click
redgeso connected with the orher win
alt unnts wine. cider,
cntiug mixtures in whatsoever
Prohibiting the beverage, of All Intoxicating
mixtures of the right to
purchase the religious and political upnlans 81
their their GcH
Persons DESTROYS nf joining dV regular meeting
sights, or by Applying to
John r. Todd. W. G. K. I. seirahnrydre Y. q.
fhps Higgins Tlius Mnthis C.
Joe l.. Dnmprt, A. Y, J. J. CuA'ERnt v. u
J. ~ punlap, T. Il l.. 1hilhergar, S.
aeo. miller. NJ. John larhett, q.
Warren NJ A NJ. r w e.
r. o. Lock iaal lF
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LOST.

T ,OsT-ONE AUDITORS WARRANT. DATED
- June 49, 1879, No 1885, for one hundred dol
lars, to Sanders Richardson. registrar OF voters
for Webster parish for the year 1877 under act
No. Is Of 1879. Application will be made for q
duplicate aps8tT
r OsT OR MIsLAID-TWO CERTAIN MORT
~ GAGE NOTES, described Rs follows: One
for the sum of one thousand and ninety seyen
dollars and thirty.seven cents,, dated New
after date. One for eleven hundred and
seventeen dollars and ninety -four, cents, due
leans, January 2o 1875: both drawn to the
order of G.. M. Thomas. signed by him and
by him Endorsed In blank. with interest
until paid. They are the property of the un-
dereigned, and the public is warned not to pur-
chase or negotiate same.
mb1s SIT JOHN OHAFFE. BRO. & SON.
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WANTS,

yNAHTED-TBE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
3tty ia In this column, Of ten cents per line for
The first and five cents for each subsequent in
sert.On.
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Notice Of Electton.-The Democratic
Conservative voters of the twelfth ward are
gates to the convention to nominate delegates
to the National Democratic Convention will
take place on SATURDAY. April TO- 1880. The
polls will be open from a. m. to 7 =. m. on
Magazine street. between Amelia and Pension.
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed and are requested to act as Judge and
commissioners of election at said poll:
Judge-Louis Madere.
Conn, saioners-W. s. Campbell. Jacob Stentz
and @. J. Fox. EUGENE MAY,
president Twelfth Ward Democratic Uonserva-
tive Club apS3tS
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Hsrss and Two. wheel Wagon.

Al NY PERSON HAVING A TWO WHEEL
N WAGON and HORS Il for sale. in good con-
ddon. and willing to accept payment for same
In monthly instalfnents with good security.
CHASER. New Orleans Democrat office.
rnh11
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELEVENTH
WARD DEMOCRATIC-C ONSERvA-
TIVE CENTRAL CLUB.

On Monday evening a meeting Of the
Eleventh Ward Democratic. Conservative Club
was held to arrange prelimnaries In re-
ference to selecting eleven delegates to
convention to nominate delegates to the
national convention.
On motion. committee of eleven was ap.
pointed 10 select eleven delegates to represent
This ward In the State convention. This com
mittee reported this evening the following
named gentlemen: ,,z
JAGOB NFEB DAN RRODERICK.
WIN FAGAN ROBT. MCMILLAN.
j r, MOORE w. O. FLOWER.
o. H. ROPER. X 4 EphMAN.
]. r. A. GAUTHREAUX.
The report of the com mtttee was read. re-
ceived and adopted and the ticket unanimously
On motion the delegation was instructed to
vote for no national delegates but recognized
Hancock men. On further motion the delega-
tion were a. so instructed to vote as q unit.
WIN. PAGAN, President.
CHAs. J. LEDIG. Secretary, pro tenn. aps 1t
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Piano Wanted.

XNANTED-AN UPRIGHT PIANO IN PER
w feet order, that has not been over two
years in use. Parties. answering will please
state maker. lowest cnsh price and where II can
be seen. For a good instrument a moderate
cnsh price will be paid. Address PIANO, this
office mh25 I'd
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FINDER AND BY VIRTUE AND IN AO:
- cordance with the terms of decree of
foreclosure entered herein on the fifth day OF
March A. ID. 1880. and under the powers con-
tanned In mortgage or deed Of trust dated
October 8. 1878, duly made and recorded by The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany. known and described in the proceedings
as the second mortgage, we Oliver Ames and
william s. Williams. Trustees thereunder, will
sell, in bulk aud for cash. TO the last and high
est bidder. subject however to the liens. prefer
ences and priorities of the deed of trust exc
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company of the first of Janu-
airy, 1869, known and described In the proceed
Jugs as the frst MORTGAGE. on SATURDAY. the
twenty fourth day of April. A.. y. 1880, at the
entrance to the Custom House building on Ca
nal street. in the city of New Orleans, In the
State of Louisiana. the entire Railroad Of The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany. whether the same be in the cities of New
Orleans and Mobile or between those cities, or
beyond the city of Mobile and within the States
of Alabama and Tennessee. and also all OF the
real and peTs )nal property described or COM
pretended in the said deed of trust. together
with all of the rights, privileges. franchises,
immunities, corporate or otherwise. included
In the same and from whomsoever derived.
pursuant to the said deed of trust
WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS,
OLIVER AMES.
mill TO ap24 Trustees.
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THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Successor).
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUT
LER EFT AIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


EDfns anu HuntnHs.
WANTED ALL PERSONS TO M
w know. who are suffering from tumm1
Corns or Bunions, that DR. MURPHY xEMFI
can give instant relief without pain, l.N
at his Office. No. 90 CANAL STREET. Gat\
nnR I'm
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Fifth wara-An election for ten dele
gates to the State Convention which will meet in
this city outhetwelfth of April. 1880, shall take
place on SATURDAY, the tenth Instant. at the
corner of Ramnart and st. Ann streets. from
o'clock a m. to O'Clock .. m.
Judge of Election-WM EVANS.
Commissioners PAUL ZUMBELLT. III.
ABADIE, J. A. GONZALES.
L. ARNAULD.
President Fifth Ward Democratic Oonserya-
tive Cantrai Cub RuS3t*
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the District of Louisiana.
No. 1857,

EDWIN d. MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNOR.
Trustees and Receivers,
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TO The VOTERS OF THE SECOND
WARD.
NEW ORLEANS, April I, 1850.
An election will be held April 10. for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the State conven-
ton. which assemblies on MONDAY, the twelfth
day of April Polling place Northwest corner
OF st. Charles and Delord streets.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION:
JOHN BOzANT.
j. UORTELLO,
Z. DALTON.
T. DEVEREAUX.
Ii. 8, BILL.
e. LE9IEN.
THUS. O'HARA.
ED hURKE.
7. MULHOLLAN.
II. O'NE1L.
Fl. HOURBEIGHT,
J. MEANEY,
G. GLEASON Judge.
J. McGOULDRIOK, President.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-THE YACHT MAGGIE. FOR,
Il merly owned by A. Brewster. third class. In
complete and perfect order, with one new suit
set masts, booms. anchors, etc. all complete.
For further particalars apply to MAURICE j.
or to J. HENRY BEaAN, Room 10. City Hall.
aps4t
L1OR SALE, AT A REASONABLE PRICE-A
IL nearly new FAMILY BARUUCHE that
has been but little used and which is In perfect
order Parties desiring to purchase address
X Y. Democrat Office. ap2
dor SALE-sCHOONER SYLPH-TWFLVE
IL tons. now lying In the Old Basin, near
Bayou bridge. She is In perfect order and
ready for service. For ,fu further particulars
apply to II. FRANCIS. Agent;
mb3l i'm No. 3 Cotton Exchange (up stairsA.
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EDWIN d. MORGAN AND JAMES A. RAYNOR
Trustees and Receivers.
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~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OF twenty five years experience in the treat
ment and ure Of I'll diseases of the GENITO-
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY
caused by age or early abuses. Chronic dis.
eases treated with success. Bright's Disease
Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder. Gleet sperma.
torrhaa and all disorders of PRIVATE Ma
any. Injurious drugs. Cures gqaEanteed and
medicines supplied. sTRIOTUREs cured By q
simple mechanism. without pain.
and ali Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE.
IEVED: Or; PereZs FEMALE REGULAT.
at this office. Consultations strictly confden.
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near Canal. New Orleans. CO
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Headquarters Twelfth ward Central
Democratic @ nservative Club-The Demo
cratic Oonserva tive voters of the twelfth ward
market corner of Magazine and Berlin streets.
on TUESDAY EVENING the eighth instant
tor the purpose oil nominating live delegates
to the convention to nominate delegates to the
Democratic National Convention.
arS1t* EUGENE MAY President
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DEPARTMENT OF POLICE, J
Administrators Office, Roo.n II. City Hail.
New Orleans. April g. 1885,
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS
ONE BAY MARE HORSE, about sixteen
ONE BAY MARE MULE. about sixteen
hands high.
ONE SORREL MARE PONY. about fourteen
hands high, with white star on forehead.
Which if not claimed within five days and ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at auction at
said pound on April 8. 1880, at y O'Clock m:
By order. P MEALEY,
ap5 Administrator OF Police
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III ssraG

WANTED-A YOUNG. STRONG. SOUND
w safe and moderately fast horse. suitable
for light barouohe. State color. age. price
and where the animal may be seen. Address
Democrat office mig
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs


Eursss Cooks. Etc,
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation to do homework and take car 9
of children Address Nj r., this office. aps 3tF
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THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY tsucoessor),
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUTLER.
EFT AIS.
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Notice of Election Democratic Voters
ward are hereby notified that the election of
delegates to the convention to nominate dele.
eatee to the National Democratic Convention
at the corner Of Poydras and Baronne etreets
Commissioners. Box A to H JOHN : UL-
LIVaN, W. J. KANE. Clerk-OLARK sTEEN.
Commissioners Box | to Z-JOHN BRUG-
MEMS, JERRY DUGGAN. Clerk, J.
KuHNER.
TERRkNCE REILEY, Judge
Polls open from u. m to D. m.
BY order of the Parrish Commttea:
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
President Third Ward Democratic and Conser-
vativa Club.
Jos Woo. Secretary arc At
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the District OF Louisiana.
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piws,n Tus,ls,n

CT sOFoR PIANO TUNINa-BEsT WORK
u .OO at $50 Magazine street d. LEEOH,
Soiree Pianist. no16tf
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's' hams. Ioaio..c. ssees ,.sns . $500
nrse hoors. ti.75as2
.Breems; Two sinnss. si2s 'ar-e ariazs
'i;soass 80: four strins' s5.x =. 20. 80. ,sa
&c; good 70 prime. l7disc.. i'ssua,ia. 1873
,5esl5xc. a b.: haf-hcxes. lac: tsIIow. lle.
Thesse Prime csttBe. fni6c,; northern
|. 9 .ssera urine ensi'.s. lasisSe:: eonmen,
Rics: Carolina. 7sasc.: Rzngosn. &c
FISH: iIerrin1s-Nsrt xrolna 10. ! cut. ss
so.h r e.rS n Sa ssSs s's so. e
70; Bay !. Az so So; + IN barrels ss,so SS
Lard: Prime. D~rreis and tiercss. esi:.; IN half.
solassss: Common syrHp-tsxh<A.s. 2sc.
tsrces. 26 :: barrels 20 :; genuine xo'.ar svup
sseal5c. = gallon: New Orleans. pr,m. s0966e.
SAT-: Liverpool. FROM store. ti.50 Uraast
lated. lee: A. 8Ia 9,ss.; D &C.; extra G. exc.
'eow. 7ss ss:.; crt loaf. ia. - -
oilet. l5220c.: aud fancy prlces: country, 5000.
Taas: BLACK. Sse. ensl 1.-THE last MIN. s,t's..
nper,sL si.l0@s1.se; empower, el.4001.7e
Hides. Leather. re.
Hfdss: Green. 5d6c.: orv saifesi. I29l3c.; dry.
'lGs 90 Il, We so sai'ed sss; vel sAiiea -
Leather: Sole leather. oak. 4oG42 ;: sole leather
lemock. 25W27c, country upper. 30N5oc.: city
anish. lSfT22c. 1905: kin 40 75c. a No.: narntSs-
COUNTRY: 80 a36; city hnich. 95a40c. y NJ; cslf.
Inns French. slGSl.90 y D.; reugn skirt,nS
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
from: American refined. on DomiRiop. A..
2 D.; English and American sheet 81 6Y..
sT wciss hS 1s c,Us s@Sp' ~ Se
,sr Eeg: stsndard; smaller lots from the stores,
Plough CSs,inss: Wholesale. A.; retail 5X..
= n.
aoDe. Manila best. l4Ml5c.: ,nte s@sc.
R9Ggs: Mixed cotton, &C.: white, 3ss.; sooiler.
Liauors. Wines. NC.
Ate: Scotch. best brands, pirts s20f2.2o .
Srandies: Domestic. si.25aa2: fruit. u loa
yi;42i apple; new; si,1s0sz; old, s2.2o@ssi
Rye Wkissevs: Medium, si.50@s2: prre old. -
dG$4; virginia mountain, new, $2Gf1.60, ED
t2.506f Is so and upwards.
GIN: ihmes:ic. si.z5@s2; i,uported, &5 y case.
Tslo Gpgi011d Pum f1.b0@t1.60.
SscsOsed WhiSkevS: Maraet duet.
Timber. slaves. &C.
J'tnlbpr: Supplies light, de mand promfslag, and
with indications ola rise. wnite oak. 81 3 1fJ
l.Uuv. nes.s ,rsinia poDIar. Sl42&25 b
Dine boar's 50, market stiff; dry clear. Sl2 t1a,
and In demand; olst. S9lGsll. sc-orIinR %
lengths. nninsl,s- Pine. sl.73CI$2.J0; cypres.
3ix,nch<t6 LOCO. Lsths-spnt, 81: sawed.
Mduss: Whlssey -Darrel timber,greer. fl6@f2ey
1000: seasoned 920dS25 = 1000. flonr-usrre
ii'nb.r. s4ds7 1000. Flour-harre poles, s4@
80: hogshead-nooos. zoe. u bundle.
Powder Shot. &C.
Fuse; Toys mining: sSc;@sl.2s 9 100 rsss
kegs, 1925: blasting, 70 25at3.5o.
jSnOt. Northern. I .65 y nag OIL 10 ~,
Gr:adetoneS: lAd2tc. n 10.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rELEcRArHr TO THE DrsrATCu.

THE ICE BOOM IN THE EASTERN STATES;
HIGH PRICES AND THE FIGURES still
GETTING LARGER-CoNGR EssIoNAL PRO.
CEEplNes; ILLNESS OF MR.. THURMAN:
OTHER WASHINGTON NOTES.-THE
LvNCuBURe CASES BEFORE JUDGE
RtvEs's CoURT-A SERIOUS ROW AT CHAR
Louisville BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS AND NEGRoEs--snlPwREc
PARNEJI. IN A CLOSE rLACE-BAD EGGs
AND a ROUGH TIME GENBRALLY-BA-
RoNEss BURDETT.CoJTTs WANTS A
STRONG GovERNMENT-CAsU IN
TUE ST. GUTHARO TUNNEL SINCE THE
INAUGURATION OF THE woRK-THE
EumPA REBELLION NOT YET CRUSHED
TuE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
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"A DESPERATE EHic0H CITY,
As'co 2s.-A colored man named Len Ev-
e1}' Who has been In trouble before, was
Gs a. Yesterday morning in the Fourth
vafiei OF Howard county by Constable
s,eholas I. Hu'ehins, and was lodged in
!a' bere. EVERY was presented by the late
aand Jury for breaking into the mill OF
M. Hepsley. ia the Fourth district. He
va, arrested, but escaped fro@ the officers,
th9sifce that tine has eIuded arrest by in
nnls.'ng caEe In the Mar>by WOODS. On
a1io's he was tracked 10 his den by Con-
,"o'e Hutchins. Here "A regular frsiladc
oessa; EVERY hripg several shots II The
yVees ana In return receiving yolleg from
'oe oheeis, three OF the shots hitting BIN
. vue 70 tne bead, another in the wrist, aad
'o'Id 10 one OF his legs. The officers then
s .s 40 the chase; bat EVERY, who was
s ~ severely from loss OF blood. erssl-
~ out d DIS den AID made his way 10
s sDu'e 10 the Deigbborhood, where he was
p'ufed the next morning.. EVERY has
,u'acv served term In the peniten;iary
~ similar offence. DIR. Hodges, who at
s ss'ed The prisoner in jail. says hi. wounds
b. serious but not falal.-kpecidt 10 me
~A'aaore American
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APLEAsANT EXCHANGE OF C0URTEsiEs.-
Hon. Eppa Hanton has recently come INTO
Possession of interesting war relics under
The following interesting Circumstances Al
the baiVle of Sailors Creek, Va, April q,
loe5. General Hunton was taken prisoner
sDd bis wagon train captured. While the
soldiers were despoiling the latter, Bell, OF
the l4O,h Pennsylvania infantry, passed
along the road and saw a trunk thrown
IRON wagon. As IL struck The ground lbe
fastenln2s were broken and sword and
psT OF military gauntlets fell out. These
Lieutenant Bell secured, and finding the
Dame OF General Hunton on the gaunilets,
concluded to retain them, with possibility
Of returning them TO their owner. Re-
Gently an account Of this episode was pub
Ished IN The Democrat, Of Washington,
"a, near which lace Lieutenant Bell lives,
and The editor OF the Democr0t opened a
correspondence with General Hunton, the
iesOa OF which was the return to him OF
Inc sword and gaunllets. Lieutenant Bell
Itll!ng The circumstances under which
iaey came into his possession. and express
log pleasure at being able 10 restore the
sVsceR,S to their original owner.- WASH
uglOR Post.
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Cyclone i'm brunswick County.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, March pa letter re-
ceived here this afternoon says that por-
ton Of Brunswick county was visited by a
cyclone on Saturday night last. Ii struck
Lawrenceville about IL O'Clock. blowing
down j. r. Thomas's large stable and
every building on James Puckley's place
except his dwelling, which was much
damaged. ID. NJ. Bernard's large stable
was also completely demolished. The en-
tire tin roof and all the four chmneys were
blown off the courthouse. Trees were up
rooted and blown down and the streets
blockaded. II is feared that great damage
was done to property in the county.
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America as Ensiand's Competitor In
the Far East.

NEW York. March pa special from
London says: "Tbe PdH-MdH Gazette,
in commenting on the appointment OF a
commissioner in the Chinese treaty, says
this is q matter which no complication In
Europe should keep England from closely
watching. Americans threaten to become
England's most formidable competitors in
the far East. The Gazette observes grow
ing inclination in Asiatic countries to use
America, which they 90 not fear, as foil
against Europe. which they fear exceed
ingly. A very slight gain in the shape OF a
reciprocity treaty would give American
trade a decided advantage in Chinese
ports"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

EIlSl4AAOA"%| NAfh-sS,fS -
MONDAY. March 20. 1880
Country Prsnuce.
Appies: t40i4 80 p barrel.
B@;tsr: Prime TO choice yellow, 1885,; fair
E I'm MeGt: e2c. p bushel for country; zoe. for
6rtei Fruit: Apples. SAT 81: reaches. peeled.
s@l2c.; unpeeled, 4a8c.; cherrles' l2lc. . b.
biackOerr CAT;
E0qs: In uarrels &C.; in craies. ls,.
FEATHERS: PRIME lvn-pDls- 4ohDJ |;'' "nnm""
259S5 turkey tail, 15c. p H.; turkey wing, l0c.
= sIarsest. 81 50 y buslel.
HnU: Virginia timothy, 90@07Hc.; clover, Is
OGts: Baled Csc 6sl.
pototoes: irish. =, bushel 60@6oc.
Roots.-Ginseng, 81 q d.. Seneca free of'op' 4oc.
lard: Country. 7ls@s;.
Rys: 75@s5c. d pusnel.
Eiimac: Prime. i3c.
Bsied Stra0: 35@40c.
Nao9 w SSef' $500: INV, 80 ess..
abovt rates,
Cement. Lime. Plaster, &C.
cszasnt: Roseadaie. 81 80 u barrel.
Line: Agricultural, et4lOc. ou.hel, Nocs4E1'
sl@sI.25. according 10 quantity; Jointer ,uhlsh-
Ptoster: Inmp. "A rs; ground, 81; calcinod
laster. f1.50@sl.75 a.oo
Tar: Large size, S3.20@Sj.1U'
DRY Foods.
Prints: Merrmsck. ~ Mcrrimaek shifting hitting
no R1cuuond. r.. south Bridge. INC. Pacific.
s nS6;ueIg, ''s sc.; Aims 7Ss.: Mancgs'rf. 8
ash wOoI s.: HaIlsrN rins, %; manv,' crsr
&c.; simpson Black, g.; Harmony fc'' ASH
a9 R1s s o. cof ons Manche ter y A., 6c; Man
v DpU"m A. A., ~ :: M4ncnsses A A. A.,
~ Rockbriogc : r. r., 64r.: Eocsbri,g X.
7 ,ames XIV, EiyeT ptv o. o. ?1S es james James
| Riy Standard "A u. d., &C.. Granibyii, y k
&C.: ,irAnlp ville "A +. r., >; P9cahon,as hne'
| o Couesroe, d. ~; tonss,nSa W. oH, ,0d.o..
Br0,o Sheetings Peppercll 10 A. 3oc.i Andros-
'os ssearssd Shirttnos and saesttn1s: New York
Ms 1ss sa I.@!i' Fruit hsS & the IoS%' M
Q%lneOaas, esc.; Nope a., lOs. EsI!Dss "A
@Ss pSn ns fs Js White
Ing, I0c. Keniworth, skc. Gu berlaod, s'se. :.
-cSne.,ogs A A. 49,; c :SSssta, { Pre-
MUM, no: Conestoea y. 2, 2oc, s,o.,
Shlrttng Stripe sheridan IA" &C.; sheri
"s n,o,oa ,,,.,iis: Grap,,evins, 9c.: Stark, 9Sc.
Pespere le, s.c.; Rockbritge IA, o..
',nIp 8: Jawett City, lie boston, &c.
o' corset Jeans; Roc 1T, &c.
| CamoTfcs: Fiat III 6sc L! per. sc.
Drugs, Dyestnrfs. OILS, &c.
Alum. Az.
| Alcohol. $3.50 y gallon
dozen.
| Copperds: as;
| CochiRtGl: II y 10.
| Rrtract NJ L0gwood: It's.
INDIGO: 4lG$l.lO.
n aiis Tins .e5 a5c: mach,ne slasl,s sperm
sl.35: whale. Use: straits 80 a O0c. labrador
CO. oil. 300 soc: lar,,. 7oc.: wet ~ nocsfp
Ssst salad, 1850; castor, tl.25 gallon; Virgin,
Iubricating, SVsGoUs. aSfosea'e' ivs.'' cash. 's'
ioh.
Root.: Gsnseag. 9oc.: seneca, without TOP, SAC
45c. ~ a. -. v.,,,.A ao.,s &c
American. az e4c.
| Spfriis Tts'Dsnsfnf' Do
| Fsreagn Fruits and Candr.
Candy: l3Gl4c. = %
| Is,rons: Nessina. $3.50 Dor. 49,
S-a~oss: boxes. e4@ti.oo q box; cases. zee
tl0.60. -
| s.rea snouhsers. &c.: clear rhsiasS e%e.
| ,s,eS exc: Virginia shouldcrs. $685.; WI
s,uIs bog-round, 7es7Se. Virginia Mans large