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Or darn my stockings, without the paper
to look at, or a book to read, or a soul to
speak to-sit idly and think to the verge
Of madness, yet vaguely hoping that to-
morrow will be different. Tomorrow be-
comes to-day-is metamofphosed into
yesterday with the same record"
As might be expected, misery needs
only to be known and relief is at hand
The sympathetic and the charitable are
ever ready to give and do, in spite of the
constant receptions they have to deal
with. It is needless to say it has poured
In as readily to this woman as it did tc
the Howard family" Let US trust tha,
we shall find this case deserving one
and not q fraud IS the Howard cast
proved to be. 1~1 p
! But the cry Of this woman is the repre-
tentative one Of thousands. Women who
are only accomplished and refined, with
out money and without friends, are pool
indeed. They are not wanted as com
psnions; they have not the sort of educa.
tion OF training required for teaching, OF
the strength for domestic service. What
ffe they nc fvT, rr End who needs them2
'Sometinss I am In despair, but 1t i
getting to be brighter with me now,
said pretty young girl to me, only yes
terday. Utterly alone in the world, and
far worse than orphaned; but, brave
and hopeful, she was struggling up
She had found "help" a. last
Some ladies had become intsrestet
in her, and row she bad > room In = re
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The diphtheria has broken ont IN Or
land, Me-, and one whole family, consist
ing ef mother and six children. arc pres
trate with it. It assumes an spidsmic
form, and u very dangerous.
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RUSSIA sALvE.
RUSSIA SALVE. '.f '.7i-t
REDDING.S
Russia Salve!


what q DistingusAea Merchant
Thinks Of 1t. .J't
New YoRK, August 9, 1879.
MEssRs. REDDrNG 4 Co.-GentS In all kinds OF
wounds and Inflammation Of every kind,
consider your Russia Sslye the best remedy have
ever used seldom ever use anything else In my
house or stables. Respectfully yours.
.7Dr9J ~ H. B. CLAFLIN
WoIth street, New York,
RUSSIA SALVE. arr
Best family selye in the world. Price 26c, bOs
and 81. Use the 81 size TO- animals It 10 eyccl-
lent for scratches gals, &c.
Ifyour druggist has mot tho q sine, ask him to
r. r ID ID I N @ & O o. /,
4 chades.own street Boston. Massachusetts,
'lrl- no10lyd, M. W, # ,&iioiS-1yw '"'
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faith!-for my cousin Honorel an now
ham hartis'! So soon I foun' dat,
say, Cousin Honore = the eloquent
speaker lifted his foot and administered
to the empty air q soft, polite kick
never goin' to do anoder lick O work SO
long live; adieup" p. ...,.
He lifted kiss from his lips and watt
ed it in the direction Of his cousins Of
fee. .t..-. ..a....,. u. ...a .,..L.
"Mr. Innerarity," exclaimed the apoth.
ecary, Il fear you are making a great
| mistake" 3.5
"You tink hass too muoh2"
"Well, sir, to be candid, / do; but thai
is not your greatest mistake." oa
"What she's worse?"
The apothecary simultaneously smiled
and blushed. 1- e.'7 t.I t"f'F f"
II would rather not say; 1t is passa
bly, good example of Creole art; there il
but one way by which it can ever bt
worth what you ask for it" at 4.
"What dat isTi ..a
The smile faded and the blush deep
ened as Frowenfeld replied:
"If it could become the means OF re
minding this community that crude abil
lity counts next TO nothing in art ant
that nothing else in this world ought Z
work so hard as genius, it would b
worth thousands Of doilars"
"You tink she is worse tousand dol
lahT asked the Creole, shadow and sun
ub;r. eh.S:,,r, aeoL nthaY aorosn hiG face
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ss,a fq' y ieSs sasS 5. Pse % ssa. %ssaSi S"ss
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& READ THE TESTIMONIALS. /:

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d. pDs, "a "a
cu.,, Nov. o. is,ss, iS1s,
srancisoo: CO, San
o1Aa sIssLr,.,.'
p,o,'urs ~ ~ Of inforn,s is great
anil. .ns nsst srstje.,s ysu
LrMns o. the uss ofcassnfs- re-
thr,. ..y !. ny own ea... ~. e..
A.sS =. Ss.,' ! the top Of ,or : .
bsld .A been compl..y
lad .a,sI nua smooth, 'a's', ssS !,
sops Of ofrsstorin4 Up any
.our weeks a.s,,ne ne hair.
~. .adrsstiss,o., nesiced
...so.LiSE, aud on ,nA- ,%ncAA-
Ie"sndstion Ieans,, Of sss,Ic rec
vsi,vSAeludsd vi,Ssdsd to tr,.h.snnd h.snd,
'o' So.s any srss. a"s' as'is
is,. results, hov.~.Ipa' o
maa." a.v"wussd II ls.' s'n -. !
aer...a,, and to nv M aal
my head !. ,..''snhimsa.''
Severed Covered With. sscsanpl.t.l, Co.
-s.y -sss.ithy xrsvth short,
snos If CONT ,s,'ry appear.
and 1 con- Su,ln ss u.d srowts
= WIN rs.tor. t,a.,' :: bsli.,,'
m,y m,yn ~ ever 1. SON
10. .sss'.: -. : "'A vas d
so.rt.p psat pls..,
aisi' you this CO.,. n
psrni..s'ss ss you h.rs .e, %.
q. 1a,isytini!iM,.
s.is,. ,l',s's ~ q. .ad sworn !,
~.'''nb.r. ls1s. ''A day.
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No man. however uncleaniy. would drink mrd-
dy, dirty water. a party which occupies room
pared to a party OF bathers drinking the water in
which they bathe. The patient must keep the
window Of his bedroom open. Night air is esh
air without daylight. In close. crowded rooms
the patient suffering from lung complaints
breathes consumptively. BY taking these precau-
lions and using DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, fully one
half Of the cases of lung complaints would be
cured in six months. For coughs and irritation
of the lungs do not always indicate the presence
of consumption. although it may result in that
disease, and ii consumption has already become
deeply seated in the system. this is the most eff
cient course OF treatment that can be pursued ont
side of any institution that provides special facill
ties for the treatment of this disease Dr. Pierce's
celebrated Invalids' Hotel is such an institution.
Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet containing
also complete treatise upon consumption. ex-
planning its cause. nature. and the best methods
Of treating IT. together with valuable hints con-
ceriins diet clothing exercise etc for eollsamp on,
citation, Buffalo. N. H. etr -~ -
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in the channel. The water reached the
curhstone at the foot of Main street. but
did not get into the houses
James T. Fisher, clerk of the Board Of
Underwriters, left last evening for Cinein-
natl, his father, c. w. Fisher, being dan
gerously sick. A telegram called him
hence.-[St. Louis Post Dispatch, yesterday.
The Golden Crown will leave for New
Orleans this evening with good trip and
add largely below, including lot of stock
at Louisville and New Albany. At noon
she had 20 people registered and about 25C
tons freight aboard. Joseph and Charles
Purcell will be her pilots.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
I9peciai River DISPATCHES tn the 9tar.l

fspeciai River DISPATCHES tn the ata.l
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 10.-11: A. M. -
River feet and stationary. Weather clear.
Wind northwest. eos.
HINTON, W. Va, Jan. 10.-8:46 A. M
New River feet and stationary. Weather
clear.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.-9:H A. M.-Kan-
awha River feet inches and stationary
Weather clear. Wind southeast.
OIL Cry, Jan. .10.-10:25 A. M.-River 4
feet 0 inches and falling. Weather clear.
Wind southwest. r.f.+.,
PlrrsBuRe, Jan. 10-11:50 A. M.-River 10
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Weather cloudy and cool this morning.
Clearing and getting warmer this afternoon.
Business very good on the Levee this
morning. ..
The Potomac arrived and will return to
Pomeroy at p. m., leaving from the foot
Of Broadway.
The Fleetwood will be the G. & 0. Rail-
road packet leaving at p. m. sharp for
Huntington.
The Bonanza came down and returned to
Portsmouth at noon.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
daily for Chilo and all way landings.
The Cons Millar arrived from Memphis
at Q o'clock this morning with big trip.
She will not get her freight aboard until
some time this evening, and will get away
on return trip for Memphis during the
night.
Capt Cowden addressed Vicksburg folks
last week on the subject of river improve
| ments. He is right about canals. They
are good things, but why won't he admit
that there's more than ten feet of water
through the jetties Give the old man a
chance-to tell f..i 1.
The Pittsburg arrived at 8 O'clock this
morning with 900 tons freight. She adds
100 tons here and proceeds to st. Louis this
afternoon.
The river rose TO about AZ seet 6 inches
last night and tllen began to fall. and was
falling at noon to-day. with Al feet inches
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FOkTY.SlXTH CONGRESS.

SENATE.
WAsHfNaToN, Jan. 9.-Senate not in ses-
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Bills were intro
duced:
Admitting free of duty clothing and 9th
er articles for the relief of colored emil
grants.
Granting pension to each survivor Of the
Mexican war who did not aid and abet the
rebellion. Referred.
At the conclusion of the morning hour
House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the private calendar and several bills of
private nature were passed.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINEATI, Jan. IL

The market has been quiet this week. The
order demand from the country was light. Only
q moderate jobbing trade Prices remain firm.
PRINTs-Standards quoted at 7@71ac, shlrtings
at 6@611c, and inferior grades at b@S1Sc per
yard. s,
BLEAcHED MUsIINs-New York Mills, 1sc;
Lonsd,le cambric, 13c; King Phillips csmbrc.
l21sc, Wamsutta, 13c; Lonsdale loci Fruit OF
the Loom, 10hc; Hope &c per yard.
Brown MUSLIN. Atlantic A. 9c; Pacific extra.
ac Grent Falls Z, 81sc; Eagle, 8isc; Indian Orch
ard d w, Sc; Great Western. SIC; Hadley Sea
Island, l0111c; PcppereH, 7IaSc per yard.
JEANs-Palestso, 121gc; CevipgtOn. I've; P0fafls.
INC; Kentucky docskiRs 3se; Standard. S7k0
l5c; Humbolt, 45047Ho
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Cinolnnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings of leaf tobacco at the auction ware.
houses yesterday were 81 hhds as follows
hhds Mason County. Kenucky-l hhd at
Sc 80 8 at $40 2594 %, 2 at $l5 60@i8 50 new at
S13@14 So ..........
2Rhds Brown County, Ohio, new, at 81 rs.
SS hhds Owen County. Keniucky-l hid at 81 90:
at IS SO099 70, l6 at $40 25@14 rs. ] at $l5@l6,
new-4 ut 81 30@3 20, 9 at $I2 25@l3 25
hhds PendetOn County. Kentucky, new-l
at S., 4at s. 60@8 80, 4 at $l2@14 So
hhds new Boone County, KY, new at 81 40
as 10; / at IS 50, i at $40.
hid West Virginia, new. at sS45
hid Indiana. new. at 82 25 lr
hhds Eastern Ohio-l at IS IS. 1 at 81 90, 1 al
$3.50.
hhds Trimble County, KY, new-l at IS 30. I
at 50 30, l at $l2 75.
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PoeToN. JAM 10 Flour steadv and firm:
weslern sr,perins, IS 25@6 IS; Common extras, Sc
ta650 Wisconsin extras, $696 80; Minnesota do.
S6 soar 30; winter whest. Ohio and Michigan.
$7v7 so; Illinois and Indiana. S7@7 IS; st.
Louis, 81 25td8 Is: Wisconsin ana MiInesOtS
patent process, sprinx wheat. 81 75d19 80: winter
wheat, 81 5Oa9 Corn quiet new. 63@64c Oats
quiet No. and extra white 52@Ac; No. white,
50(9501Sc: No. mixed and No. white, 49s4So
Rye, 95c9Sl. .,. ...
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. Jan. 10-2P M.
Eastern exchange at 100 discount l-20 premium,
and fair inquiry and rates firm.
Sterling quiet and firm at 81 85 sight and 81 S219
sixty days, per E.
Government bonds are firm aud quiet The
fol nxpipu tbal loo
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 1O-2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for tho past "a hours:
Dfno jnto ghipua auf
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HUGS--MafKbt Hctfve anu Hfin. UUnunun " ~
packing 81 45@4 55. aud select butchers' "a 55@
4 60 gross. So.
CATTLE-Active and firm at previous prices.
Common 81 50g2 fair TO medium 81 25G2 80.
good to choice $s 15@s IS and shipping $@4 rs.
Good to choice t40D5 25, and common to fair vi
as IS gross.
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The following are the opening and the 100 D.
m. quotations of the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea, Sterrett Il Co, 2 West Third
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Advice to Consumptives.

OswEG0 Jan 10. Wheat nominally unchanged.
Corn dull: Western mixed, SOC.
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Extra mess mackerel, $28@29: No. large &26927:
No. / shoke. ti6 5o9l7; No. bay, $2 5o@lS; No
mediumdo, s6 5O@7; No. 8 large 81 50@s;' No. 8
medium. S. 5O06 per bri lake herring, SS0S 25;
white fish. s6 0o@6 5O per half bril- sardines QUAR-
ter boxes $12 5O9l3 per case; Goldfish, 59511c per
| ID. and smoked herring. 2S@30c per box.
demand pde" snd quiet at sSss bt in store for
good TO choice. Lemons were quiet and steady
and ample offerings at 50 75@4 30 per box. Oranges
plenty and demand fair. with louisiana S79s per
III 50 per case. Cranberries at S798 per brl. and
/ " 50a2 rs per b,i in crates. Dried apples quiet
| at 61S@7lsc and dried peaches at s@S1sc per ID.
| Foreign fruits in moderate demand and steady
We quote; Turkish prunes. s@dSc; citronn; 22@
ID. and layer rasins, e 1922 50 per box.
! Game: The market has been well supplied but
dull. We quote, Quail at 81 509l Is: Rabbits
at 75@sOc per Dozen Squirrels at Sogeoe yIsa PEI
turkeys at 5o@6oc each.
Hay has had ssaady, fair demand and supply
moderate but ample. Quoted: Prime 70
choice timothy at $15 5O@l6 so per ton
Mixed hay at sis0l5, fair to prime; common
prairie hay at SlO@i2 per ton all on arrival Held
$ more In store. oat straw at 50 '6@l0, and wheat
straw at s. 50@9 per ton.
| Hides: The demand moderate and -eceipts am
pie Quoted Green hides, S@s%e wet salted.
bL.te9c; dry salted, 186s14c. aud dry fint 16@
nc per ID. Sheep pelts, b0e@N % each, as TO
quality. e
| Hemp has been quiet and steady. Rough Ken
| lucky Ia moderate supply at Sl20 per ton on ar.
rivai. and ss@io pei ton more in store. Dressed
quiet at &c for single and 20 for double oer 10 In
store. tlT V .,su.t
Hops steady and quiet and demand fair. Prime
ssa sesSy snG asa auie. market, Pig at sesx
bar 7dA71fc. sheet 60 per ID.
Leather has been faisly actiye for job
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Miss st. JOHN will entertain the Irving
tonight.
The Emerson Society meets tonight at
the residence of Miss Kate Caldwell. h..
A pleasant surprise wss teMlered Miss
Anna Rnhlon Monday evening last.
The Hamilton Ice Company are running
telephone line to their ice-house at Port
Union. a. "'''3 ~ f..
HIS. Earhart lost roll Of bills last night
on High street, between First and Third
streets a,e1 'f~ ssif5ip = aaf ~ ~
Mrs. A. T. Dinner, Of This city has been
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or. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS ND.
- Rev. JNO ~ LEAVfTT, j.. D., Princi-
pals TIE College viii reopen " WEDNESDAY
September Is. with fun corps Of professors and
tuiors. A complete college course in six depart
uenfs. For Catalogues ready by August ] nd
dress tie Principal or the Secretary.
Prof. W. II. HOPKINS,
aug ~, isso-2m AnnaPOlis Nd.
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Notice
NOTICE.

K=oR the present, ! will be able 20 be at my
Office, Leonardown, only on Tuesdays OF
each week, unless TO meet special appointments
NV present pns,Oflice address is California, Md
Oct %. 1880. j. PARRAN CRANE.
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- ERSoNS are warned not to trespass with
dog or gun upon the place known as
SUT0R'S FANCY.
or my two farms situated on st. George and
Piney Point Greeks They are forbidden TO
catch oysters. fish or terrapiu in the wstters OF
Piney Point Greek The law will be rightly en-
forced against all persons violating this notice.
JOSEPH TRAyERS.
Nov &, Isso-3t
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NOTICE.

IN nursuancc fthe above order. lherebT give
,o,ice that hava obtained from the Orphans
Coart Of 81. Mafy's county, Maryland letters
IN administration on the personal estate OF Benz.
3 Mckay, late o. said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit tue same WIN the
Tr.nay vouchers attached thereto 10 the subscri-
her CA or before the lth day OF May, 1881
thew will Otherwise By law be excluded from
,hs benefits Of the said estate. All persons in
deb,e,I "a th. d,ceaeed are requested 10 make Inn
mediate payment GO the subscriber.
JANE Il. MCKAY,
Administrative.
Nov IL. lsS0--6w.
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ZOE sllERIFF.

Messrs Eg.itors-Announee in the BgAcos
JOHN Y FENWiCK, Of Leonag-itown, a. cam
didate for the nexi Sberilsalty and state thst he
eill be supported bx large body 81 warmly
attached lends and hy the masses Of tbs Tso-
nc. Sept y, 1880.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Iary's County, Set:
Nov 30, 1880.
- RDERED hy the Court, That Jaae X.
~ Mckay, administrators Of Henj. y. Mckay,
late Of X, Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law TO me deceased ;
l.. nub;!sh,d once a week for six successive weeks
10 The 81. Marys BEACON
Trst: JonN b. aRELL,
Register OF Wills for ~. Mays county.
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HAVE rented Mr.. ! J. Jarhoe's
j shop and am prepared 70 do al = y
work with promPtRess, neainess and durability
j. T. SE4ATTERY.
Sept D, isso-lm
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% WEST PRATT sTREET,
For THE I.EGIsLATrRE

Nessrs. Ediors You viii please annonnee
GEO. r.. GARNER as a Democratic candidate
for = seat in the House of Delegates at the next
general election, and say he will be warnily sup
ported bY the people Aug 20 1880.
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POR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-YoH will please ssy through
the columns Il your paper that II Mr.. JAMES
II. ALVEY viii consent 70 be candidate Tor the
next SherifaItv he viii be warmly Supported b.
Ecu ?, 1880. LeonardsOwn District
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AkOTICE --Non-residcnt members Of ths
~ Washington aud Sfonewall Society, 70
Charlotte Hall School. as well as persons not be-
longing to the same. are requested 90 return the
books in their possession belonging to the Soeie-
IL without further delay, as il is desired blythe
nleInhers that the books should he relabeled.
By order OF Society,
WALTER NJ MrScHETTE,
Oct :. 1880 Treasurer.
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AZ. Roberts EmbrocatioR Is the oldest Linz
ment in the market, il does not blister aud has a
reputation over AL others. For sale by Combs
4 Spaldiug
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FoR couNTY COMMISSIONED.

Messrs. Editors-You viii please say through
the columns Of your paper that u PR. hSAiAli
CANTER, Of the 5th District, viii consentto be
an independent candidate, for seat in the next
Commissioners Court, he viii be warmly sup
ported hy the people of
Nov a 1880 Leonardiown District
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/ HARRIET REPOKTE,
'EEFtTE G-ASSTO Ef4A
drain and Prodmee SaFhes
san -,xTcoggECTED DAILYJ .st,.=sT
eoI f9oCHRoK1cLE OFFICE,

HcoIL 100 CHRcEIcLEe OFFICE, 30
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sept. Z. 1880. J III.
Receipts of wheat exceed The demand;
prices tending down. Quotations reduced
2s5c per bushel - .
Prime white corn, for milling purposes,
taken as fast as offered at quotations. The
rapidly maturing crop o new corn indicate
lower prices at an early day. rs. gaI g lJi
Prime oats are inldemand at full prices.
Bacon and lard fair local demsn3. ssr-
Country scured Bacon, hog routH, Sae3c;
sides, 8a9Ee hams, 9al0c; shoulders 5Is6c.
Lard, new country buying at S
s81c; selling at 9!al0c; city rendered S4a9c
1RRRAT- wheat, prime, SOa85c per
bushel second ;gradey G5aToc.- ~.t--iss-
QoEr- Loose; 40e4fc per bushe'; selling
in car loads 81 ked. 44a45c.
OArs- n ew, 2oa30e. sE.- Ga.tI-tt
.PoTA oGs--Logse. scsrce, 75s8)c, per
bushel 49, r.. .-..,
BRAN--8 a90c per 100 pounds q. bnra
BED FRUIT-Apples have declined
heavily. We quote liz. and even at these
prices buyers don't feel Inclined to operate.
Peaches, receipts light selling at 4a5c. Z
Black berries firm at 63aT.-
<
ing, dull, 5t2OOa2.25; selling 81 50a2 IS
per sack; family, buying, 81 50a2 IS
selling, 81 T6a3.i0 per sack,
FEATsssss77A Advancing i'm. 42a4Sci
mike, 20s25,: .,,-.a-,.
RUrrna- Choice r'rl, s.2'; prime,
Calico; grease butter. 5s7c.
gEees-Bayingn 12sI2ta.t rs Told gg
PoULTRY-L'vA Hens. &c. Ter 10
Roos ers, &c; Turkeys, SC; young chick.
ems, 6, per ID.
rtAss--Cot' cr l4c. Z $50 ,l If1j -.G-0
| sswAx-20 20, s,ovnds .fbf-. .F s.
HIDEs-Dry flint, 13sl4; green Chat.
| TALLow-4a4tc. rs.t-
FLAX SEED Per bushel. eoc. '-8
| BRAss-1Oai2e.: Copper, cita12c Il We
| Wool In demands tub washed, 37Ra40c
unwashed, 25a274c., ,.f-. +..-.-. ...,. sr
tsIEsEHe.- Spring $t0oa110,
| SENgE a SNAKE 20a30c. HISS . .- 2. v .
| PINK RooT-10c.- s---
| YELLOW Z toT--3 la4c. q tgser gov fE
LADY SLIFPER-2c.
MAY APPLE-14c. 1881 pm
Blue FLAG-2a2!c.
| BLOOD RooT be g 8-e# lg. W.
| Q p .."
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sl.69,.eI $500, .soeordiag 10 -qpslity
f9l~IIUI 3 H"EEEI. NV
Retail Iron Market

tsd5gU ni-IDOI ''1>iI aelJV usy8 81
~, - Retail Iron Market ,-,
TZ0o0y02 KNOXVILLE, Sept !, 1880
TIRE IRoN-Two horse, per pound, s!
cents; One horse, per pound, cents. Jag
snNAILs-Per keg rates, $4G0; per pound,
HoRsE sHSoaEsn! Per keg, so; turned
10c each. W. 81. oI"bH -" .4.l
HORSE SHOE -NArLs-Pcr pound, 20s25c
HARROW TEETH Per pound, 5tsh1 cents
| sHoLLoWARE-Pe pound, s.. - -
F D GIAss-Common size. per box; s. 75'
S4NuDIisnl bg8 ls0oE 20 sGidoe9t
Ic4 a. 5000. ~@% r-x--.----r-- o5.s,TE
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Baltimore Ttma|eCON ege,

The only Female, College In Maryland was
chartered in 1919, with the power of comforting
degre S, and literally endowed by the state in
1860. 1t has new buildings, ample grounds, good
ME IS of a frst-claSs Institution. Boad aud
tuition SEQ. Misses under twelve yearas, $500
Catalogues at this office,
n. c. BROOKS,L l.. ID. President.
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live stosx .arKst.

5gs smit[coRRzcTED sDAILY,l II OF
Reportoi for the cERoEIaLR ey Jo1es.& LES
Caldwell, Butchers.
KNoxvLLs, Sept.7..
REVIEW.
Cattle in fair supply and sell readily at
quotations. Sheepin request. Calves dull.
BEEF CATTLE.
1sNo. 124c; good fat. 2; medium, 18s18ci
common, dull. -sH." -o r. a
he bsu1gfs7 cd usHBBr. - .#i E- "a.
Best 2s;' good, &c; stock sheep SlW
per bead; lspbs, 2fa23c., n -gf
vEALS.
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