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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

THE very tame letter OF GES. GAR
FrxLp ia published by the News to-day
In full, that its readers may see how very
uninteresting a document he could get
up on 90 interesting an occasion. There
IA but one point In 1t worth attention.
uh attempt TO dig up and carry the
bloody shirt will disgust all sensible and
well informed patriots In the North and
will certainly drive few nails In his
Cofiln In Virginia, the only Southern
State he could, by any sort Of hook or
crook hanga hope upon. 1t has been
but brief period since this Carpet Brig
adler said OH the floor Of Congress: "the
imam who attempts to get up political
''oxeitement In this country on the old
"aectional Issues will flnd himself with
+'out party and without support" To-
day from his Chicago pedestal he asserts
itas "fact that there Is not such freedom
"and liberation Of political opinion that
"tho minority party can exercise an Of
effective and wholesome restraint on the
party In power" lie does this TO re-
Cnklndle the Northern mind against the
South, for Il Is the South Of which he
says thla. Thus 10 years after the close
var hc wishes to tear down HANcocK's
proclamation of liberty In that afflicted
and conquered land. We hope and be-
fIevc Cav. GAnpRLp will now find him
scH without party aud without sup
mort.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1880.
EVENT and COMMENT.

The Republicans have scraped the
country with fine tooth comb and at
Last away down In the forests Of Maine
thew have found a woodman claiming to
be \ Democrat who Is "gwine" to vote
for Garfield. Prominent republicans
have come trooping to Hancock's sup
port: some from the republican press,
some from their national committee, and
some from the Chicago convention. II
Grant gets half chance he may drop In
a Hancock ballot, but we incline to think
he will not vote at all. The Bristol Ne,rS
will bet quarter he does not vote for
Garfield.
Several Of the new issue readjusters
who got their swag last Winter, have
turned their backs on the work of the
late readjuster convention, at least If the
funder papers are to be credited.
Col. Jno. r. Popham, of the Intelligen-
cer, Ia out In favoring march in paral-
lel columns by the republicans and read
justers, 80 that at brief signal they can
face common point and march simulta-
Beeusly on 1t.
In the S. G. duel between Cash and
Shannon, when the latter fell shot near
the heart, It Is said Col. Cash sent mes
sengcr TO the dying Col. Shannon to ask
him If he wished anything else. If this
be true Col. Cash should be lynched.
Col. Cash was arrested on Monday of last
week on warrant charging him with
the killing Of Col. Shannon.
Col. John Goode of Norfolk declines n
reelection to Congress, as he modestly
put 1t. The fact ia he has lost the hold
Of his district because he is funder.
Exit John. Now for Long John!
The Wytheville Enterprise says five
infant skulls were recently found in n
keg with other bones, in the house of an
old white woman In that town. 1t is
said abe always guarded that kcg care
fully while she lived.
The experiment Of fasting 40 days now
being made in New York city hy DR..
Tanner Of Minnesota, IL attracting very
general attention. He Is being watched
all the time by physicians and the N. Y.
HERALD has n corps of watchers. The
fast began at noon on Monday the 2Sth
of June, and thus far II has been impos-
able to detect the Use Of any food what
ever by him. His condition at the end
Of the 18th day was such as to utterly
amaze the M. DIS. He had lost little
fiesh, and there was but little change In
his temperature or pulse. He slept rea-
esnably we'll and took frequent exercise
sometimes walking nm hour In the square
and springing up stairs with great agill-
ty. lie frequently rinses his mouth
with water, splitting It back into n grad
tsted measure, which shows very little
OF the original amount gone. His ex-
pertinent seems to he made without any
Immediate reward, but, as he asserts. In
the interest OF science. lie has predict
cd that after the ninth day his greatest
trouble would be ended.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
GovERNoR's ISLAND.


New YORK HARBoR, July 3, lSs0.(
Hon. Jno. w. Daniel, LpRchbug, Va:
Dear Sir,-I thank you most cordially
for the congratulations in your letter Of
the 1st instant. II Is In the highest de-
gree gratifying TO know that my nomi-
nation gives entire satisfaction to The
Virginia Delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention. | am fully sensible Of the
marked kindness received at the hands
Of the gentlemen composing the delega-
ton. TO you am especially indebted
not only for the kindest feelings, but for
ardent and effective service,
| appreciate most highly the noble
sentiments which yous express IN reln-
ton TO the past, and ! rejoice with You
that we may all "be formed IN the citi-
zcnship Of n common country"
I beg that you will make known tc
your colleagues my sense Of obligation
for their great kindness
with sincere thanks for the pleasant
expressions and assurances In your let
ter, and with The highest esteem and
best wishes, am yours truly,
WINFIELD 3. HANCOCK.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
The Danville Tragedy.

Thomas d. Dcjarnette, r. II. agent
and telegraph operator at Browns Sum-
NIT N. q. found his sister Mollie aged IL
In house of i'll fame at Danville last
Friday and, being furnished with pri-
vate room, locked the door and killed
her, shooting her 8 times, to wipe out
the family disgrace as he said. The
strangcst part of this strange case is that
while the girl was alive they embraced
and forgave each other, the girl saying
her brother had done right to kill her.
The Dejarnetts live in N. C. near Dan
vile, and though poor, were wealthy
prior to the war.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
General Hancock Speaks.
LYNCHBURG, VA, July !, 1880.
al JIT;,, 6oJJ g TJo,.acL.

General Winfield s. Hancock.
Dear Sir,-Immediatel upon youl
nomination for the presidency at Cincin-
natl | was requested by the Virginia
| delegation to Communicate to you THEFT
congratulations and their sense Of salts
faction upon the event.
Deferring until the momentary eX-
citements and the flood of messages rush
ing in upon you should pass, beg leave
now to present to you their hearty con-
gratulations, and to say that your nomi-
nation has awakened enthusiasm not
only amongst them, but throughout the
whole Commonwealth which they had
the honor to represent,
In my Judgment no possible nomina-
tion would have been welcomed with
such intense satisfaction or such eNul-
tant joy. 1t has suppressed faction, in
spred confidence, destroyed sectional
hate, and revived in the hearts Of the
people that generous patriotism WHICH
belong to the days Of old.
1t was my lot to be amongst those
who were often arrayed in battle against
Hancock's brigade, Hancook's division.
and Hancock's corps. We knew their
mettle and their leaders, mettle; they
knew ours.
am happy that the day Of complete
reconciliation has come and that these
noble men, formed IN the citizenship Of
n common country, will now "in mutu-
al, well be-scemlng ranks march all one
way"
That you will be chosen TO the high
office to which you have been called |
do not doubt, and | rejoice that with the
chief maiistracy Of the nation you viii
receive that sweetest Of benediciions
that can crown y hero's fame, "Blesscd
Is the pcace-maker.
Very truly aud respectfully yours,
JoHN w. DANIEL,
or A. III
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
Meadow View y. school.
July Sth, 1880.
MR.. FOWLER,

Mr.. FOWLER,
Dear Sir:
l noticed in your last paper an account
of the Meadow View Sunday School, so
termed, | wish you please in your
next issue, to correct an egregious mis-
take in that notice. The Anderson Sun
day Schoolu is not at Mea d o W
View, it is located at a point, that never
belonged to the NJ. View property
There is an interesting Sabbath School
at NJ. View carried on by the following
persons: Mr.. r. c. Dunn, of Glade
Spring, Supt. Mrs. S. A. Edmondson,
Mrs. n. Kelley, Mrs. A. Snodgrass, Miss
p. g. Edmondson, Messrs. John and
S. b. HUMPHREYS, Mr.. j. r. Lloyd, Mr..
John Snodgrass, Mr. James A. Dutton
and others, and you may judge from the
above named instructors that there is
solid aoork done. viii you please cor
rect the mistake, and much oblge one
of your warmest friends, and strongest
advocates, and one interested in the
Meadow View Sabbath School.
Your sincere friend,
OBSERVER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
Announcement,
LIFE or GENERAL WINFIELD scorr HAN
COCK.

llfEor GENERAL WINFIELD 6coTT HAN
COCK.
We are glad to know that the we'll
known publishing house of Hubbard
Bros., Of Philadelphia, have In prepara-
tion and will soon issue the 'I,ife Of
Gen. Hancock, " written by his old time
friend, Hon. John w. Forncy. The ca
rccr Of the brilliant soldier who Is soon
to be transferred 10 the White House
furnishes material for n volume which
In deep aud thrilling Interest, has rarely
been equaled in the annals Of American
biography. II IL fortunate that It's prep
nratlon has been assigned TO Col. Forncy,
who for twenty-five years has been
known as one of the ablcs editors nnd
, most brilliant writers In America Ills
known ability, and hIa personal Intna-
cy with Gen. Hancock, are euillclenl
guaranty that the book viii be full, COM
plcte and authoritative volume Of
permanent value. and IN this respect
widely different from ordinary campaign
literature. II will be cold only by Sub
scription, and must meet with very
large sale.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
Hamilton Female College

Whose announcement appears in anoth-
er column ranks among the very fore
most in the United States. Under the
able and skillful management of Presi-
dent j. 7. Patterson (who has been the
President of Female School for twen-
ty-seven years)its prosperity is without
precedent. Its elegant rooms, large
grounds, and faithful and efficient corps
of teachers entitle it to the patronage of
the best families in the land.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

Harper for august is perhaps the best
yet issued for 1890. The opening poem
on Robert Burns, by Longfellow has all
the delcacy of touch that characterizcs
that greatauthor. The Happy Hunting
grounds-Fish and Men in the Maine
Islands-By-Paths in the Mountains,
being descriptive of the Alleghanies and
the Black &c, Harry Of Navarro, n
poem-Mr. Tolman, a Story-A Martin
Summer in the Garden of France--The
Cruising Canoe and its Outflt-are all
splendidly andS profusely illustrated
The stories, four in number, and the
standard departments are flrst-rate.-
There is no periodical superior to Har-
pcr's. Price, $4 year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

the readjusters provoke q disagreement
that results disastrously to the national
tick, they will forfeit the confidence of
the people; that as they did not aid in
the nomination they were estopped in
the appointment Of an electoral ticket.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
The Fairs,

The Southwest Virginia Agricultural
Association, Wytheville, will hold their
twelfth annual exhibition on the 9th, 7th
and Sth of October.
The Abingdon Fair will come off Sep
tember Goth and Both and Oct. lst,
The Jonesboro Fair will embrace Sept.
20th and 30th and October 1st.
The Lynchburg Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society has decided to hold their
next Fair on the 18th, 10Th Goth and 2lst
of October.
The Border Fair will hold its Annual
Exhibition Scptemcr 22nd, 23rd and 9th
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

Agricultural and Bfccbonic0i
College Of Legingfnn, kv., no doubt
possesses more advantages Than any col
lcgc Of n like kind N The Unlted States
See announcement IN another part oi
this paper and send 10 y. X. Patterson
Ph, H.. Lexington, kv for catalogue
and ftil information,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

telligence and patriotism of the people
and the favor of God. With great re-
spect, am, very truly, yours,
j. A. GARFIELD.
To Hon. Geo. F. Hoar, chairman of
committee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

ocn. Pridsmore pronounces untrue
any statement that he declined TO serve
~ slcc'or for any other reason than the
illcaa ofhb wife. lie declares himself
Nv sympathy With The May ihhcI, aud
'''Nf-s b. IA . rpgnstr. Ne sa,. II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
A Sioux Sun-l)ance.


FIuW 1Hv on HOuIbU VIVUo DVIH0VTH''
Reports from Standing Rock, Dakota,
concerning the sun-dance held from
Thursday to Sunday last are not credit
able to Sioux civilization. One young
warrior held out for fifty six hours and
then tainted. He was hanging all that
time by stick run through the flesh Of
the back. He gave ont before the flesh
gave way. He was so grievcd over his
failure that he tried to butcher himself,
The women cut the ears of the papooses
and shaved their own nails up TO the
doints of the fingers. This was the first
sun dance at Standing Rock, A boat
load Of eXcursionists arrived on Sunday
from Bismarck few minutes too late
for the hop.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
JOHN w. JET.
l.lm.
LAW SCHOOL orcyvssIPgIsss.ssyo cvsIg 2 s.y w ,tsstY

NEXT term. being the hph hesins sept a. itsn.
" Diploma anl license iu rtnctirs may b. ob.
'aired by aiteidirg iva fostinuh NJ hfe mnnihs
earh. Candidates iof Senior Class received oe "a
au ihailon. Tuiiion fse ai0 per tafm NJ i've
mrn hs. noadlrr IN food families " kn prwesk
" coninus lat N fufoe in otefy tiHic, iniaasit
n w u ctufes, but by fciua recitation and ~
IN naiinn. Nssf tra tiohsstd ,tnnt ust nv
ai ENDED thls school ihfs ~ ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE.

for ali the ornamental branches. Faculty large,
able and experienced Extensive Grounds f6rrcctta'
ton Excellent buildings, l0OSss feet four stories,
Nice Recitation, Ornamental Play and Bath Rooms.
Warmed by steam and lighted with gas. Only two
young ladies' occupy room. Charges lower than any
school Offering equal adva tngcs In the Un ed states
Session begins september 18th, 1880, For tIrms' cat
nlogucs and further pnrllrulnrAI address
Wv j. r. PATTERSON, Pre- idcnl, Lexington, Ky
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
AGRI, g. MECH, COLLEGE OF KY,

Opens Sept. 18th, 1850. Full course OF Ins,mcton
under Faculty of fifteen Professors In Scientific,
Classical, Normal School and Commercial Depart
mcnls. New College and Dormitory buildings
will he ready for occupancy during the Autumn.
Tuition, fts.oo Matriculation $500 Uniurnishcd
room, $500, For catalogues aud other iniorma.
ton apply 20 JupoE w. u. KiNKHAD, Chairman
tx. Committee, or TO JAS. X PATTERSON, Ph. d.,
President, Lexington.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IRlClIIllOlitI, YN.

HtchrnOuu, Nns
J. u. HAWTHORNE, u. D., Pros't Board Trustees.
Miss SALLEY Il. HAMMER, Principal
For more than quarter OF century this Inst-
tuition has enjoyed liberal patronage, not only
from Va, but al the Southern states. Buldlng
handsome, and elegantly furnished, Convorsa-
tional French taught by Parsian. Art ~ der
charge Of European Artist Music specially.
Address the Principal for Catalogue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

To my one wishing to buy Main ST,
property IN Bachelor Block, near the
bridge. lwil offer the property known
~ the Tlnsly property THAT ! have
lately Improved Ht considerable cost
on reaaonnble terms. The house; 30
feet front, IA suited for most any busi-
ness. good store room and onp small.
lur room, besides gond lumber room
tchlnd all on first llDDr. Then above
you will find 3 good r00ms for family,
well organized. This II n bargain 10
any one who wants Main street prop
erty. Respectfully,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

The next session Of this school will com-
meDce Sgpt, 18th. For circulars apply to
the Misses RANDOLPH, Reswick Depot, Al
hoLinrle county, Vn. July l32m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20

MENTOR, o., July 12.-Gen. Garfield
has forwarded to Senator Hoar, of Mas
sachusetts; the following letter of accep-
tance of the nomination rendered him by
the Republican National Convention:
MENTOR, o., July 10.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-20
TCAGNERN &STUDENTS $50 80

] GFtWEE y. UVNye1OO, orS2OO per month
during VACATION. For full particulars, address,
j. q. McCURDY & co., Cincinnati, q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
Illegal Registrations.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Milton c. Dent,
aged twenty-five, of Washington, was ar
raigned at the Toombs to-day, charged
with Illegal registration in this city. Ii was
stated in court that the accused Is a nephew
of Mrs. General Grant. lie said that he oc-
cupied position In the Pension Bureau in
Washington, to which city he removed in
1879 from New York; that, after being adj
yised Of his rights in Washington az Gov
eminent employe, he requested friend in
New York to procure room for him, with
the object OF coming on to this city with bis
wife and voting here. He obtained rooms
at No. SO Marion street. BY advice re-
ceived AT the Bureau OF Elections, he hired
room at No. 60 Second street, which he
intended TO rent from October 23d 10 Nc
yember 4tb. The complainant, John b. En-
ningham, said he was prepared 10 prove
that the accused never occupied room at
50 Second street single day, and that be
was detected 10 the act OF registering in
places other than that mentioned in the
complaint. Justice Duffy questioned Mr..
Dent on this point. at the same time inform
ing him of his right to answer or not as he
thought proper. Under the circumstances
he declined TO answer. His bail was fixed
at $500, and Justice Duffy reminded him
until he could procure bondsmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
Professor Dona,ason,. Dying Message.
THE MESSAGE FOUND IN A BOTTLE IN A CHICAGO
STORE

THE MESSAGE FOUND IN A BOTTLE IN A CHICAGO
STORE.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, October 2S.-Amopg lot
OF old bottles which were being cleaned
In liquor.store here yesterday one was
found which contained a card, water.soak.
ed and yellow, on which was pencilled the
following message:
1.-THE hurricane Is upon us; our sand is
all exhausted. A few moments and the
balloon will be In the water. Tell Barnum
to give the balance of my salary to Molly.
Goodbye. Grimwood behaves noby.
" DONALDSON"
The writing Is dim, but egible. The
signature was carefully compared with one
which Donaldson had written, aud they were
found TO agree in every important particu-
lar almost, the only difference being that the
signature on the card was hastily scrawled.
Several persons familiar with DoDaldson's
handwriting pronounced the card genuine.
Among others was ID. s. Thomas, who was
Donaldson's press agent when he made bis
last ascension. He believes the note to be
genuine, and explains that the Molly"
referred 10 was Barnum's hurdle rider, to
whom Donaldson was engaged. Her name
was Maggie Taylor, but Donaldson gave
her Tho pet name Molly" The lot Of old
bottles among which the one containing this
note was found had been purchased Of
junk dealer, who says they were gathered
about the city in the year 1875. On August
18th OF that year Donaldson and Grimwood
made their fatal voyage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 29.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LUgS.-C ommon TO good. S4.50@t6.
LedE-Common, s6.5O@f7; mehum, tS630 I;
good, iI0aS1I; fine, sl2@sl4; extra foe, $l5dg
SIG.
SfemmfRg.- Common, S3@t4; medium, SEQ
$3.50; good, SSGS9; nne. flO@StO.75.
DARK TOBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Lug Fitiers.-Common. s3.50@sI medium,
Sf.50@S5: gO0d, S5.600S6,
LeGT FUerS.-COmm0n. 45Gs5 so; medium,
s6a $3.50; good, S7mSS; 6ne, S9Msl0.
WrdDperS.-COmmOn, S7.5Odis.50; medium ,
tS.50ms9; good, s9.50@sI0; fEe, sl0@Fll :
extra suD-cured, Sl2dl5.
BRIGHT Co-MAEUFACTURING.
SmOkerS.-COmmOn, sS@Sl0; medium, l0@
Sl2; good, Sl2MS16; fine, Sl6GsZ0.
FiUerS.-CommOu, i6@SS: medium, S7GiQ
good, slg@&l2; fine, nominal.
HrdDp efS.-COlnGOn, l06gAl5 mediCm, IL 5M
$40: good, s20@S30; tine, S30@i50; fancy, s6C
@f75.
IFr0DpeTS, AGhOgony.-COmmOn, Sl20tl5
medium 15GS20; good, S22@S25; hGe, 5000
$40; extra, S4j@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
PRINCIPALLY To good old heavy-Oodied luXs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, s4@S5: Kentucky River lugs, 400
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf. 81 3MSlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

Esssern,. ts.soat4. Mssks,s No. Esy.. half
barrels, ~ SO; ~. q. in taffelss tsGO: 10 3
mackereL e6as0to; NO. i, In HIS. VI o; No
L@rd: prime. ,~rre,s sr~ s,eress sxt. /: >, ss,e.
barrels. lo4c.: tubs, S46 shc. for New York; exc
sosassss: uoInmoi. syrur--li ,gsheads 25e.
isrces. 20c. barrels, 27c.: genuine soi.en syrup
Ssatoc. = saIlon: New Orleans. prim: 0d6oh
alum, from store. soc. v sack.
s.gar; Crushed. lie; c..dsssd; IoIe:: gr',c,
s ss.e ye now 7s a aes loaf es extra
soap: Common. .otS7c.. oest w~snips 7tMes
Lolet, l5M20c.. and fancy Droes: ccnntrv. <d5rs
oo Tsss' AKA .lset; 2'so.; imperial 2ss7e' sar'
Hides. Leathor. &e.
Hdss: Wet ssited. se1s<.. nv sslssd l2@15c.
dry STINT. l4sl &c.: gceen. SA6c
Leother : Rouxh leather, 2e@33c.; eDished hsr.
flushed kips, 40@50c.; ncniock so'es, 2oM26c
Iron. steel. Nails. &c.
IRON. American resned Old Domiasoa bar,
6-l0e y n. for standard sizes; English sad
American sheet. ~ &c. Swedes, hammered, SO
Seiis: Ono dominion. 1925 for standard sizes.
Plough Casttngs: wholesale, 3fe. fs-ss. 4'sc.
Rops; Manila. best, 1879 jate. sxSsc
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber. White oak. sl3aBis. loco:
@esein virrnis nop,ar. $i4@tx5 = l.09O;
and In demand. lOist. t215l1 according 70
enRths. shIngIes- Pine. si.75@s2.50; eynress
siN-inch. $685. y 1000. Latns-spnt 81 saweds
sl.75aGs1.St 91,00o.
Stavss: Whiskey-narreI timber. green. 81 s2s2s1
1000: seasoned. f20I6f25 "A 1000. fiour-iSrrs
timber, i4e!7 p 1000. Fiour-barrei poies, tao
SO. hogshcad-hoops, zoe. q bundle.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
ALe: Scotch, best brands, pints s29s2.2: .
dozen, gold.
Brdndiss. Domestic. sI.2s@a2: fruit. sl.Ie9
t1.40; apple. new. sl.75@sx: old, e2.259;3
Virginia peach, f2eas2.50.
Rue WhfskeuS: Medium. 81 .50G1s2: pure Old %
9f4; Virginia mountain, new, f29ef2.o0, sids
2.506Gf3. 80 and upwards.
Gia: domestic. vi .25as2; inverted, % y case
Ne,c England Ram. sl.b0dfl.6o.
Rect0ed WhtSssys: Market excited and higher
Powder shot. &C.
F,se. Toys mining, 35d7sc. u Zoe feet
PoDdsr: t6 by the five kegs-less than ave
kegs, $3.50 blasting. t3.1jGf3.50.
Sgot: Northern. So a oa2 o. rs Ds,
Grtnd8fsHs8: 1H6SiAc. y 10.
Seed.
ClOrer t5.50@f6.
Orchard Grass. *1.50Gsl.75.
Timothy: s3@s3.25.