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The Osceola times., 1882-04-08

In order thitihrc may be o full Hrd clear nm
dcr-taudine uflhe simple und ~Trl i-hf'rNaia
.ofsJr. .-ub-cria ae.s, aud 20 cEtuud fUe iuiur tct
or'rug AzLTrE We snht4lt4 brief gN plauJ,ioU
as folIoNs.
Es.h .ub-cnhT 10 Tue NCgKrv Gt7ErrF for
ore yV4r. o1 ayntut ct uur luIl| |r and ffFl
CENTS viii receive t numbered i.trf; c1ch sub
-rribertp rle Daily Gd2sff- Tor three Wo1Ih-
ul prtiuert ofhrce dniiars, will receive tac
tickets; caca.ab,criher ip lha Daily Gazette
fer -iX months, on payment oi ht' dniaf7. vi
cceiyc nuriitsets; and plel .uh.Cs Fcr Jo lb'
uaI.y Gazette for ono yea, ou .lru,Bt ui teI
dollars. Ninrceigr eight u.sol-. on OF WHICH
win DE rpqreslalol by duplicate numbers DO tAr
drawing
The ,Ilawagwill take place on tbc Twenty
fourth dlyof December, 1851.
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good crop Oh it last year, besides
cultivating some thirty acres more
on Deans Island. il does not ap-
pear that he has lost any stock or
provision only time; a very cheap
representative of wealth in this coun-
try with too many, we are sorry 20
say, and too layishly expended in
doing nothing; and that his chief
cause Of complaint, as he himself
sums il up, is his utter aversion to
mortgaging his stock or crop to Sc
cure the merchant who advances him
supplies, or as he expresses it, "these
ever grasping money lovers" OF
course he wouldn't grasp about q
years supply of uncle Sans provis-
ions if he could and charge it to the
overflow; oh, no; he only wants pro-
lection from the leading influential
men and " ever grasping money low
ers " of his community, who threat
en- 10 prevent" " The thing being done,"
ic. dcirauding the government.
Personally we know nothing of
Mr.. Denrositte, bat we do know the
majority of his neighbors, including
the sever grasping money loving
mcrchanes he alIudes to, and lad
lis and his neighbors' distresses been
Of such a nature as to call for help,
it would not have been withheld, to
the full extent of their means; or had
they not been able to relieve the
wants Of the hour, would have first
made application individually, or.
collectively, in an appeal through
the county officers, the eprosenta-
tlves OF tn people, who are eyer ON
the alert and rcajy to lendaHmt.yp
ears and willing hands to the dis.
! trcssed.
The general, or U. 5. government
has kindly come TO the relief Of those
rendered destitute by reason of the
overflow, but it is not its province,
nor does it propose to furnish rations
indiscriminately to all who happen
to reside within the boundaries OF
the Mississippi valley, whether he
has suffered any losses or not.
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trcsseCl.

Wine is mocLer, and strong
drink is raging" Take PRIcKrEx
ASH BITTERs. 1t is not a beverage,
but a remedy for all i'll effects of an
excess Of intoxicating stimulants.
Don't take a drink before breakfast
"iust to wake you up" because you
feel so stupid and languii. Youare
sure to feel worse as soon as the cf-
feet wears on. Take half wine
glass of Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t will
brighten you up for the whole day.
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Asssguee's sale.

The UNDERSIGNED viI 500 public ausuH
ron CAsH, The StUc- HI Dfocelies Hauv.I
Notions, Cutlery, B.T '..r-ar mi FiSues
1911 Hard Table, Cigar UiH aud Eu2lIU an.
harness, aud oiher ue-~1sal properly 10 u.m u'
signed by John VI yascr. iuf me benefit % Ger
tain ofhis creditors. So nh a--' srirout is 0tr.c'
old ia The Recorder nirH al O-eepA.
The SAFE aioresi q $40. eoM urn,e on We'd
ncsliy, May l0,h a. i3 o ci.ck m, al Gool.
rich's War House ir u+cru'a, and coutuna al
the same. or some convenient place IN uscgu.a
from day to day tl completed
JOHN 4 MATIlE>,
April 9Th, lSS2. Assignee
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Daily, one year ....- ...........- .... ... SO O.
Daily six uontbs goo. ..... . 1
Daily. ,secmlufhs...... ..... .. ......,.. ~
Wees iy, eRcynir ...-.. ...... ~
weekly, vita ful u-cloLA fINrs year, ?
For further details and particulars, see circu-
lars and posters
Scal myolr subscriptions to the Gazclle o'
once aud ,akl advantage ui ere oarr.
pFAN ApANS.
Irolriefor Gazette. ffitlckuck.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Assignce's Notice.

An Persons indebted 10 iahn ~ l.raa Hu
hereby notified 10 come fH' wa.I and .rl.n ..
same in the under -H ..I. Ir fNl-H HHI." r
tne hoot and osbcr.T lcu,f- o. ichtul .s.
creditors. JOHN n. A..iltr
April Gih 1872. H.-
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0SCE0LA MALE and FEMALE
ACADEMY.

The Public Term Of the osceola Male and Fe-
male School will commence on Monday, the 2nd
day Of January, 1852, under the Supervision Of
u Bomm, assisted by Miss Mag gle Danie
osceoa. Arf., Dec. 9th, lssl
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The following communication
was handed us with request 30 pGb-
lish by Sheriff Haskins, to whom it
was referred:
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OsccOla Rain Drops.
Yesterday, April showers,

w Il. AOsN
Our next term of Circuit Court
will begin on the 2nd Monday in
May.
A great many Of our live and
energetic farmers have cotton already
up and growing.
For fine Irish Potatoes and On
ion Sets, go to Frank Prewitts.
Mr.. John Oglesby, merchant at
Elmot Landing, called and renewed
his subscription.
Winter Wheat Flour, Fresh and
Choice, at Frank Prewitt's.
DIR. Matthews, of Big Lake, was
in town this week. Paying taxes and
looking after his land interests.
Mrs Mary Hartman went down
to Memphis last Wednesday after a
Spring stock of Millinery goods.
Best Rio Ceffee and Chocolate
at Frank Prewett's
The Ladies Aid Society meets
at the residence of DIR. II. G. Duna-
want next Tuesday evening
Coal Oil i5 cents pr gallon at
w. = Moss.
The election, last Tuesday, for
Municipal officers, passed of quietly
No rejoicing, no fireworks, no drunk
Fine, Fresh, Creamery Butter
at Frank Prcwitt's.
DIR. ii. c. Dunavant, Elex. Wal
ker and A. Goodrich were among
the Memphis visitors this week.
-Morgan's Sons Hand Sopolio,
something new, at Frank Prewitt's.
Miss Sarah Hickman, of Hick-
man Bend, was down during the
week, on a visit to Mrs. Fletcher and
family.
Everything in the line of Groce-
ries, at Frank Prewitt's.
Mr.. J. NJ. Lindsey, Of Nashville,
remitted, through Mr.. Hugh Nc
Weigh, the amount necessary to Sc
cure copy the TrMrs for year.
Fresh Imported Cigars, Toba-
Goes and Snuifs at Frank Prewitt's.
Three weeks ago, the river wa
ter stood Is inches over ye editors
garden-to-day, he has vegetables
up ana hgmping'
Coal Oil 10 cents per gallon at
w. f. Moss,
Judge Joe Keith, and Mr.. E. NJ.
Huffman, of Hickman Bend, made
us very pleasant call during the
week, and both handed us the price
of years subscription to the TIMES
California Honey Drip and Su-
gar-house Molasses, the very best, at
Frank Prewitt's.
&C. b. Tanner was killed at
Hale's Point, Tenn, by O. IL. Suggs;
few days since. The difficulty
grew out Of the ownership of some
fence rails which had iioa,ed from
their respective places during the
overflow.
Miss Mollie Matthews, who has
been on visit of several weeks du-
ration in Memphis, returned home a
few days ago, and the boys who wore
a far-a-way look during her absence,
have again resumed their smiles and
wonted cheerfulncss.
Miss Lena Williams made us a
very pleasant call last Monday, and
though she didn't learn every minu-
tia connected with the art prcserva-
tive. still, she was shown how
newspapers are made. We are
always glad to see our lady friends,
and impart them all information con-
nected with this art.
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, 60 to
DR. Il. C. PREwITr.
The appointments for the sec
ond quarterly meetings of the NJ. E.
Church in this, Mississippi district,
are as follows:
Walnut Bend circuit, April 10Th.
and 18th.
Edmonson Mission, April %, %.
Tyronza Mission, May 6 and 7th.
Marion Circuit, May IL and llth.
Frenchmsn's Bayou Circuit, May
21 and 2Sth.
Osceola Circuit, at osceola, June
3rd and 18th.
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Gas. RnLINesLEA. Dds. GO. E nAUenMAN,p.p 5
PILLINGsLEA & BAUGHMAN,
DENTISTS.
Office One Door West of the Union National
Bank, Westminster, Nd.

VIII visit the following places:
Union Bridge.-1st Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
Nelc Wiadsor.-2d Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
URiontorn.-3r Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
Tdneyto,cn. last Wednesday and Fri
day following of each month.
One of the firm can always be found in the
office. nov 12-tf
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The new year in China is celebrated by
paving old debts. In this country the day
Is busily occupied in explaining to callec-
tors why you can't pay them.
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CATERING!
DAINTING AND DRAWING.

Pupils desired in Drawing, also Oil and
China Painting. China Painting done to or
der MISS MARY C. SMITH,
Rectory of Ascension Church,
oct 9,tf Westminster, Nd.
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4 FREDERICK COUNTY FARM
u FOR SALE.

a u FOX SALE.
AZ PRIVATE Sale. on tn Western Maryland
Railroad. lying iusncsiiafsiy On the rad. a,
Lows Station. two miles cas-; If Graeehsm.
in Frederick comfy, very desirable graia
and stock farm, containing 2l3 ACRES,
all under enltisaii0n. except nbogf - sarrs
az good Woodland. The farm Is 6rsi-clsss
tsred land. With between - and % acres u
rich bssstom land on 0wen's Greek, Adjoining
a good Touring mill. blacksmith shop, and
convenient 10 stores, churches and schools.
There Is large orchard Of apples, pears,
peaches and cherries The buildings are n
good rough-easi log house, l1%@N
complete bank barn nearly new, MmfN -
and other outbuildings saitable e. -
Tor such a farrn. Water near
the door by two substantial pells with pamps
aad water for the @ock ~ the mill'rsee.
Outside fences 81 past and rail. al fencing IN
good repair. A portion of the land recently
lined and lime kiln ai Loy's Ststioa.
This place Is admirably suited for dairy
farm, being within 2 hours run Of Baltimore.
The society Of the neighborhood Is good and
the locality healthy. The purchaser can also
buy the farm stock and growing crops, and
have possession April lst. iss2.
Terms easy. Call "a or address
G. J. SIGMUNp,
jaa 2S-d,a Mechanicssown, Nd.
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CHAs. T. REIFsNIDER. CHARLES E. FINK.
r AW COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day formed
partnership for the practice of Law in
the several courts of this State under the firm
name OF Reifsnider & Fink All business en-
trusted to our care win receive prompt atten-
ton. 0fice-Main street, adjoining the res
idence Of Chas I. Reifsnider.
CHAS. 4. REIFSNIDER,
CHARLES Z. FINK.
Westminster, Nd, Oct. 20. 1881. oc -
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JOSEPH M. PARKE.

q ATTORNEY At LAW AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
VIII practice in the various Courts of Carroll
county. RsH Special attention given to Or
phans Court business. May be consulted,
for the present, at the Office Of the Register of
Wills, or at his residence on Court Street,
Westminster, Md. jan
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A. X. SYEsTER. JAS. A. c. BOND.
SYESTER & BOND
- Have associated themselves in the prac-
tice of Law in Carroll county and the several
Courts of this State.
Mr.. Syester viii visit Westminster when
business requires it.
Office on Main opposite Court street.
ap 10
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CHANGE OF TINE.
Western Maryland Railroad.
I..... -
Daily, exeept SUNDAY

ON and after Thursday, December l, 1881,
" Trains will run over this road as follows;
n,ssr1-Clp mn ,INe pIrNNINc wPST
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MENTAL NOTICE.

DR.. GEO. S. FoUKE, Dentist, offers his
services at his Office.
westminster-eyery Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg- Fourth Wednesday After
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
chanicstown-Fourth Thursday After
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon.
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday
Middleburg- Friday.
Uniontown-SecondW Wednesday Afternoon.
Taneytown-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %.
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r UMBER, COAL, LUMBER.
nIFFERENT KINpS 0F COAL.

Thinking large sales with small profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, have
and hope | shalt he enabled To carry J out by
persons in want Of anything IN my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
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. B. NoRMENT,

I'd B. NORMENT,
H. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office with Hon. Charles B. Roberts, opposite
the Court House, respectfully informs the
citizens Of Carroll and adjoining counties that
he viii give prompt attention to all business
intrusted to him, both before the Courts of
this State and the Departments of the Gen
eral Government at Washington, ID. G.
ian 4. 1873.
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EMMITTsBURG RAILRoAD.

Trains South viii leave EmmittshurE at 80 a. m
and % D. m striving af Rocky Ridge NJ 80 a. m
aud 400 p IA. Trains North viii leave Rocky Ridge
at i00a a. H. and 6 D. m. arriving al Emmfttsburg
l0se3a. m and $50 p.
BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND VALLEY U. r.
Trains East leave ShippsnsbuFg. Pa $50 n. m. and
and | - and SO p m, Chambcuhurg - a. m.
iha and 80 p. H. Mayncsboro ell a. m. - and
GS5 p. NJ. arriving Sc EdgemQnt So q. m, and SO
and sS5 D. m. Trains West leave Edgcmont rs and
lilo q m RRd us p m. Maynesboro 10 and il-Sl
a M. and 40 D. m. Chambeusburg 7.Ah a m. and
y Is and - p. m, arriving 1t Shippensbw-g h5 a
m and 80 and 200 p. N.
Through ear for Frederick leaves Baltimore Al 40
p. N aud leaves Frederick for Baltimore al S.sS a
IN Through ears for Hanoyer and Gettysburg and
points on the II. J. II. 4 G. r r. leave Baltimore
a. SIS N. and IS D. IN.
Orders Tor Baggage calls csn be LEI a. Ticket
Ot8ee n. T. corner Baltimore and North stFeetS
Baltimore time given AZ all stations
ss-Nute Opening Of b and &, Y. Il. Z. 10 ship
peashuFg, Pa.
M HOOD. GEM. Manager,
oct - p Il. GiEiswoLp. Genl. Ticket Agent.
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Two trains leave Hiilen Station Baltimore, for
Glyndon, tReisierStownl at q and - p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East will leave Union Bridge for Baltimore
aud intermediate Stations az clio a. m Az p and
Westminster at 65a a. and iuo y. Going West,
will leave Baltimore for Union Bridge and inter
mediate stations al 3. and 200 p H. and West
minsiar n IA.al a. m. and SIG D ~
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E. PEARSON

E. PEARSON,
L. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VIII practice in all the Courts of the State.
Office, opposite Westminster Hotel, Main St,
Westminster. aug 1-tf
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Special attention given TO Repairing. All
orders promptly filled and work of every kind
warranted.
Rar Factory opposite The Montour House,
Main street, Westminster, Md.
aug SLY
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1882. 1854
BARGAINS
WAMPLER & SHAEFFER'S,
West End, Westminster, Md.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, staple and fancy,
CHOICEST GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE.
GLASSWARE,
sTONEWARE.
WOODENWARE, &c, &c.
Having now laid in our entire Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods. we call your attention
to the above departments kept in Stock, now
ready for inspection, in which we defy eompe-
tition and solicit you to examine the same.
Yours, &c,
wAMPLER 4 SHAEFFER.
nov 13-d
r A sHARRER g SON.
Undertakes and Cabinet Makers.
/ A FINE ASSORTED STOCK OF CoFFINS
AND CASKETS ALWAYS oNHAND.
I We have Just had completed one Of the
T finest Hearses in the State, with which all
funerals entrusted to our care will be at
tended.
We are manufacturers aud dealers IN itne
and common Furniture, Spring Beds. Mat
treSSes. Fancy Chairs, &c. DC. which We
offer at the lowest rates.
R7g- An examination Of our stock Is soil
cited before purchasing, n YOU can SAW
MONEY! by buying Of rs.
f. A. SHARPER 4 SON.
Main Street. East End, Westminster. Nd.
jy 10
NEW sFoREi NEW aooDsi
At East End. near residence Il Chas- I.
Rsifsnjder. Westminster, Nd.
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Western Maryland College.

WESTMINSTER, cARRoll CorNrY, MARYLAND
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be, was out aud now they
Must render unto Cesar the things that are Cs4rs
and unto the Democratic party those Offices
they had for so many years polluted with
their ignorance and association. Step
down and out was the order of the day,
and those of our intelligent fellow citizens
who fully appreciated the change of affairs
and intended to give every man his rights
under the constitution of the state and of
the United States, were appointed by the
Cover to I'll their places.
AT the state election in the year 1876,
the closeness of the great national contest
made Florida, and Tallahassee, its capital,
scene Of most intense excitement. The
greatest flights of legal talent that the
country produced, were drawn there to de-
fend the claims of his party All this ex-
eitement ended as every one knows, by the
Republican beard of examiners of the cleo
ton returns, claiming that the majority Of
the votes of the state were cast for X. b.
HAYES. but the Supreme Court of the state,
although composed of Republicans, could not
with all the evidence before them, decide in
favor of the election of Marcellus Stems as
Governor, but gave the seat to the man who
was rightfully entitled to it, and GeorgeF.
Drew. the Democratic candidate, was pro-
claimed Governor His administration was
surrounded by the very best talent, both as
regards the appointments Of men to fill his
cabinet as well as those from the smallest
to the greatest Office throughout the entire
state. and his administration was one of the
wisest and most successful that it was ever
the great favor Of the state to enjoy. I'm
der his pure and unbiased disposition of
official talent and prudent guidance ever
devoted to the states great interests, Flor
ida arose from her great depression and
financial troubles to prosperity and cash
eKchequeF. Al OLD MARYLANDER'
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dcrs, 0sc.: Virginia bog-round. &c. Sirnaia
hams, large l2sc.; small, $50 l3Hc.; rne. .',,
S Sa%s n ns bulk sni o@i f bulk hoa.
de5s, I,.3ssse;p , stock I'gh; ,oo .o0s,75:
three hoops, sl.75@s2.
,Brooms; Two strings, sl;2s: three strings
6SgSs' Rio,c oS YcG fIc ei1 IIaiec.
good 70 prime, l3@l4c.; Laguayra, 14@l5c.:
Candles. Adamantine candles, 146 lac. p set (.
l7m171rc. K ~; half-soxcs, l3c.: tallow, lac.
Cheese; Prime cutting, l4ai4Hc.; northern
and western prime cutting, lJke1 14c.; commoD
ll@l2c.; English dairy, ls@s0c.; pineapple,
Rice; Carolina, 7!Gsc.
Fish: Iicrrings-North Carolina gross, $3.50
North Carolina cut herring, s6@s6.25: eastern,
sl2: No. 2. In barrels, SlO.50@Sll; No. 3 mack
erel, ss.5o@s9; No. l, In Kits, $3.50; No. 2, in
Lard: Prime barrels and t.crces, lasGl3c.:
IN half-harrels, 135c.: tubs, l24@l3c. for New
York; 13Ac. for choice Baltimore.
Hotdsses: Common syrup-Hogsbeae!s, 27c.;
ncrceS, &c; barrels, 3Oc.; genuine GOLDEN syrup
45@50c. G gallon; New Orleans, prime, G5el7 zoe
salt: Liverpool, from store, sl.60. Ground
alum, from store, soc. q sack.
Sugar: Crushed, IO1.c.; powdered, l Os.c. gram
ulated, l0Rc.: 4, 9s@9tc.: u, 9M9Ac.; extra G.,
$40 Sc; G, s6sac.; yellow, 7@ce &c.; cut-ioaf,
l0lic.
Soap: Common, 5@ 7c.; best washing, 71gm Sc. I;
toilet. 5m2Oc. and fancy prices. country, Ia &c.
Tt0s: Black, 25@5Oc.; imperial, 20@75c.
ENlpoNttif Oot.AFis
Hides. Leather. &c.
Mites. Wet sailed, 7msc.: dry saited, ] gll4c.;
dry flint, l3@15c.: green, 3te6c.
Le0thor. Rough leather, 23m3Oc.; finished bar
ness leather, 29@3sc.; finished upper, 3O@00c.
finished kips, 50@75c.: hemlock sole, 2OeD2tc
Iron, Steel. Nails, &c.
Iron: American refined. old Dominion bar
9-lOc. r. n. for standard sizes; English ami
American sheet. 3'l054c. Swedes, hammered, o@
Naitis: I'D Dominion, $3.50 for standard size,
for zoo kegs.
PioagE-C ostfags. Wholesale, 3Hc.; retail, 4l4c.
p N.
Rope Manila, best, l5c.: iute, SAGE.
Liquors, Wines, sc.
Ale: scotch. best brands, pints s2@S2.25 &
Bra, lies: Domestic, II .25@s2; fruit sl.1o@
$1.4O: apple. new. Sl.75@S2, old, s2.2JM S3 I:
Virginia loIch. S2@ $3.50.
Rye Wtiskcys: Medium. $500 So; pure old.
S3Gs4 Virginia mountain, new, sl.75g -; old.
Gia; Domestic, s1c5@s2; imported, IS r
ease.
Neto Eag'and Bum; s1.5O@sl6o.
Rectifed WhfSkeyS: Sl.25Hsl.3O.
Lumber. Slaves, sc.
LUmber: White OAK, slJMs20 r 1900: West
ern virginia poplar, SlJm>26 4 1000; white
pine sl5@s3j Z, 1000; yellow Zine boards,
SlO.50mSl l-markct siiN: dry clc,r, : Ida SIG,
and In demand: jolst, slo.50@Sll. according 10
lengths. >hinglcs-Pme, sl.75@ $3.50: cypress,
slN-inch. s6@SS z 1000. Lhtha--pht' II
sawed, - r LOCO.
Nares: Whi,koy-barrel timber, green, s1s@
500 r 1000: seasoned, s20M25 a LOCO. riour-
barrel timber, S4GS7 q 1000. .lou~h1rrci
poles, S4GS6. Hogshead-hoOps, Toe. 2 bundle.
Powder, shot, &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, 374mS1.l0 e 100 feet
Poioder: 1925 10y the tiyc kegs-ess than ige
kegs, $3.50; blasting, $1,000 s3.65.
Shot. Northern, .l.S5 q bag OF % l0s
GrtndStOHeS: l:02c. u n.
Seed.
Cl0rcr: sj.5OdsG.
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FANCY GOODS.


s TIE EMS
HAS OPENED DURING THIS WEEK:
Another lot Of those POCKET-BoOKs at 65c.-
they arc well worth 81;
4 lot Of KID PURSES at 10c.;
20 B,NDED CHAMBER SETS at soc. le-, than
the usual price;
80 DECORATED ENGLISH SETS at very low
figure;
100 dozen OF those PLAIN GOBLETs at SOC;
, LARGE invoice Of GLASS PITCHERS, BOWLS,
sets Of GoBLETs, CHAMPAGNEs, CLA-
REFS. &C.. &C.. in handsome shapes, at low
prices;
90 packages Of WHITE PORCELAIN GOODS,
with PLATES, CUPS aud sAUCERs,
CARVED DISHES and PITCHERS, at the
old prices at which sold such an Immense
oaan,Ity Of these goods last September and
October;
"a dozen TIN CI'sPAD0REs at our old price,
A big lot Of TIN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in
great variety and at prices that will sell them,
whatever the opposition may do.
The place is STEVENS,
h2I 3o5 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
DIR. c. ". BENSON. \ WELL-NNOWN
PENCTICING PHYSICIAN
AND
SURE EON
OF
BALTIMORE. MD.
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