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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

~ 70 n. aweek In your own town. s5 outfits
&OOfree, No risk Everything new. Capt.
tal not required. We win fnrnirh you every
thing. Many are making fortunes, Ladies
make as much as men, and boys and girls
make gredt pay, Reader, ifyou want BUS,
the time you work. write for particulars to 7
H, HALLETT 4 CO., Portland, Maine.
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The Raleigh Evening .Visitor has been
enlarged fdad'svery much IimplotSa ny
a new dress Of type. It is a first GLASS little
daily.

"A Colored man named Henry Williams,
al employee Of John B. Smith, Postmaster.
runs dailiy mail between GGaoldsb9ao and
Snow KILL ',Tiois snoikGfAmaa hda eEfn
f4s. 4 az
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

They have just had dog show in New
York. 1t was not Q success, ""Fido" Ly-
brook being absent.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

\ Hon. John O. Dancy, Of Tarboro, N. G.
cropped withps last week He vas .en
route for anton. m Q. whershswili
he marie u Hiss Laura g. Coleman on
the 10th inss. Long live the King and
Qieen.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

Rev. B. W. Casey, Rector Of the New
Berne Episcopal Church, called in our of,
fee to-day.
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APPOINTMENTS OF

REV. w. ). MOORE, Presidjag
Elder Of the Raleigh District trlIi'cas A
E,Z. Church, for the year 1857 l'II
zi April appointments I laas
Let and end Greenville Station.
9th aud 9th Washington '1 III.
18th and 10th Hookerton @ cult.
22na and 2Srd-Snow Hill an, !"
Goth and Both Stantonsburgs 4
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

Gen. Frank HsttOn, First Assistant
Postmaster General, has Knockf ID the spots
ont Of Hayes Civil Service q ;dsr No,
urohibitipp federal oficsholde rafromnsx
ercisinllgY asb.il political rights 'ssag Hatton.
is man Of the ago and times. He realizes
that @hun.ps lsyfy8 hhlffs lHetaf l,sbbqfiffA4sdt
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

David = Davis "a tho Jumbo Of indipen-
dence in politics. He Is the biggest thug
out. VA ana ogodE
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1882-05-13

~ y The Wilmington Rsvis,e; The impres;
dion made by His Honor Judge SsyMors
.andIthe new District Attorney, Mr.. W. 8.
OBJ. Robinson, during their first term OF
Court in this city, are very Aattering. His
Honor took a firm stand, against protest.
onal Jurors and has succeeded In breaking
10 up heaassooi ton III p4ttisAni Jurors I
Robinson handled biz eases with much AnycsRS! q
bility and despatched the business OF tn
Court. Floral trophies were presented to
His Honor and his able District Attorne!
.SsIokens Of appreciation Of their uniforn
courtesies to those attendant upon Court
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The Boadr Of Aldermen have pur-
chased Sisby FIRE engine. slhAaF's'M =
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I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN,

We are In receipt OF Inc Ne0 S0ut,
Vol. !, No. I. 1t is published at Whining.
6n, N. O., Edward Oldham Editor and
| Proprietor. The prospectus is well writ
ten and able. "Being for the most par'
Industrial in its aimsj itE will have little tc
lido with politics." On the first page is
lout Of the Hon. Thos. NJ Holt, OF Haw
River, N. c., and below is quite a lengthy
auto biography of this gentleman. We
wish Mr.. Oldham success in the typo
graphical field Of Labor In, column feIrgst,
| oftthe first page isapieee Of poesryiwFitt
|tehfor The NewiSSteI sby Fannie III.
Mari, Of Warrenton, Va. The general
make up of the paper is neat and readable
from beginning to end.
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The lt'IElL lollgltygOrO Star J!
GoDfdtlBoRo,NN. GntWe'
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1882.
LOCAL rU1nvy


AEiAlAIt ua'-T7 ~ I0 aAdAW raal
, 1882-04-21
Schr. Ladie of Caller.

Areither the Captain nor the undersigned
Of Agent of the above named vessel will be
responsible for debts contractedby the officers
or crew. L.. p. LARSON, Master.
RoTHscHILD & Co., Agents.
, 1882-04-21
a. a. THOMAS,

st. Clair Building, Corner 9th and Streets,
WASH NGTON, DC.
Practices before the L. ;. General Land Office.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims,
Minin Presumption and Homestead Cases
prosecuted before the General Land Office,
department of the Interior and supreme
Court. and all classes of Claims before the
Executive Departments. special attention
given to Town Site cases Land Warrants
Homestead Floats and all kinds of Land Scrip
purchased and sold.
, 1882-04-21
The CutavacO Cures

PITYRIASTS, or Dandruff, with which
many are afflicted.
ALOPEClA, or Badness. also depends
upon fungus destroying the roots OF the
hair. A spot may first arise where first
inoculated, spreading in II circular form,
and so enlarging by degrees that the
whole hair is swept away, leaving a glis-
tenng scalp; or, the disease may tirsta
pear in various places. The hair is dull
and lustreless and easily extracted, or it
begins to fall. and progressing by tie
grtes is soon lost unless remedied.
The Cutavaco will cause the hair to
grow, because it at once destroys the Of
ending cause which prevents; I; the hair is
at once preserved, and the scalp and bulbs
made healthy and vigorous. Parties from
a distance must send the price of bottle
with the order. Price 10 cents.
Prepared and sold by
WIN. KORTER.
Z. o. Box 50, Port Townsend, W. Il.
, 1882-04-21

.53 Mrs. Frank Tucker begs to inform
her friends and the public generally
that she will be prepared to receive
Boarders the 1st of May. Board $3.50
per week. 9:1m.
, 1882-04-21

The new Oregon steamer Yaquina,
400 tons burden, Capt. J. Il. Denny, ar
rived in this port Saturday morning,
having come around from Portland for
load of San Juan lime. She. is owned
by y. j. Hatch, of Portland, was built
last summer for genera coasting trade,
and seems to be staunch vessel.
, 1882-04-21

Mr.. Clarence Morgan, an EXPORT
Townsend citizen, took run" over
here from Portland this week to visit
friends and relatives. He is working in
the Office OF Hines the Printer at the
Oregon metropolis, and is a most
estimable young man. The ARGUS
acknowledges flying call from him.
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COLLINS. On December 81, 1882 at 20 minutes
past O'clock after long illness, PETER, be-
loved son Of Maggie and James Collins. aged year,
months and IA DAYS.
Dearest Pete. he has left us;
We will miss him evermore:
He has gone to Join the angels
On the bright and happy shore.
By his Grandfather, PATRICK CRoNIN.
Funeral will take place Saturday, the 23d inst. at
O'Clock, from his pa ents residence 18th and
streets northwest Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited to attend.
at o'clock M. Adelphia Mills Prince Georges
county. Md. LLOYD CROSS. in the eighty fifth year
of his
The funeral win take place from No. 1923 X street
northwest, O'Clock. Sunday, the oath instant. The
1nterment at Genwood cemetery in'i'eu y.
DORAE: In st. Louis, Missouri. on the 18th OF De
cember. 1882, MATHEW DORIAN native of the parish
OF Edenore County Kerry, Ireland, il the seventy
eighth year Of his age.
May his soul rest in peace Amen.
GRAHAM. At the University of Notre Dame Indi-
ana, very suddenly, December 81, 1882 of iphtheria
WILLIAM MONTKOSE, eldest sou of Commander J.
months.
The remains will be buried in the cemetery attached
to the College
PARKINSON. Suddenly, December 81, 1882, ROY
ALPhRkINSON in the sixty eighth year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
PARE1. At Bergen Point, Nj, December 90 1882
Mrs. HESTER PARET, in the eighty first year OF her
FAUX. On Thursday, December 2lst, 1882 at 8: As
a. M. aftara short illness, THEODORE E.. Of l..
+. and NJ. "a. Vaux. aged months ard 81 days
Pnnsylvalia avenue, tomorrow Saturday, morning,
at IL o'clock.
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District Governn.ens Affairs.


The clerks and employees OF tho District, inclu-
ding the nremen. police andschods, received their
pay to-day at the usual places The District au-
ditor and his force OF clerks has worked with
dihgence to prepare the cAecksS ana the District
commissioners remained at theiS Office late yes
terday to sign them.
HUM BLOWING AND PISTOL AND CRACKER KxPLO-
sioNs PROHIBITED DURING TN HOLIDAYS.
In the absence OF Maj. Brock ffom police head
quarters TINS morning, onfaccount Of sickness.
capt. {. Il vernon PROMULGATED an order to the
neutenants and men that to lawn relation to the
oloWlng or tin horns and tn seNfAg to small chill
dren OF gunpowder and other explosives must be
strlcGiyenforced during the holidays The law reads
as .olows 1T shall not be lawful any person
persons 70 Sell to any child or children under the
age OF sixteen years, fire arms, gunpowder, gun
caps, or other explosive substances, In any GUAM
NY or quantities, under a penalty OF fve dollars
ior each and every oense; and it shall not be
lawful Tor any person or persons to set Off any fire
crackers, squbs or other artificial fire works, IN
any sIreeI or avenue within one hundred yards OF
any dwelling house, under penalty of not ex-
ceedlng five dollars, nor less than one, for each
and every OnenSe."
BUILDING PERMIT,
~: A building permit has been issued by Inspector
EnIwisle to ID. L. Morrison, to repair brick house,
1918 street northwest, at cost or $1,000
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Affairs III West Washington.

BUILDING ASsOCIATIoN.-At the 65th regular
monthly meeting of the Twelfth Building Asso-
citation, held last night at Goddard's hall. four
shares were retired at the stock value rates
1856 per share
GRAND BEAR HUNT is being arranged for
christmas day by the citizens of Tenleytown
everybody who owns good dog and rifle is
invited.
GRAIN.-Arrived by canal. boat Farmers
Friend, with 1,500 bushels corn and 3 600 BUSH
els wheat; boat Medley. with 900 bushels corn
and 8. GOO bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS offerings on Change
to-day 5000 bushels wheat. with sales ranging
from 103 to Ill
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SS3. THE WEEKLY STAR. 1883
Established Thirty.tWO Years.

THE PRICE REDUCED FROM TWO DOLLARS TO
ONE DOLLAR YEAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR is q large double or eight
page sheet of fifty-six columns. 1t contains
reports of Congress and all the Government
Departments, U. S. Courts Washington News
and Gossip, Political, Personal, Society and
Local Affairs, New York Correspondence, Sto-
ries. Sketches, Home Articles, Fashion, Re-
ligious and Literary Notes. Telegraph News
(having its own direct wire to New York;, the
Markets, ETC.. etc. 1t is published in building
Of its own, and printed on the latest and fastest
printing and folding machines in the world As
newspaper, THE STAR, being the organ of no
man, no clique and no interest. will present the
fullest and fairest picture that can be made of
each days passing history in Washington, the
District, the United States and the World. It
will aim hereafter, as heretofore, at accuracy
first of all things in all that it publishes.
Try The DOLLAR WEEKLY STAR-One Dollar
for one year and Fifty Cents for six months
postpaid. Send copy for a year as New
Years gift to friend or relative Address
The WEEKLY STAR,
Washington, D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Yesterday Lemuel Fugitt was admitted to the
bar of the Supreme Court Of the District on the
report of the examining committee.
A notice from the Navy department was read
to the workmea IN the navy yard, few days
ago, advising them to look for other work. as
there would be a heavy discharge about the first
Of the year. on account Of the insufficient ap-
preparations.
James Compton agent Of Allen Ginter. the
well-known manufacturers Of tobacco at Rich
mond, Va, sends specimens Of their brands Of
cigarettes, "The Little Beauties" and The
Straight Cut"
The well which supplies the pump on Water
street, in front Of George Bauer's restaurant 7th
street wharf, caved in yesterday, and makes q
dangerous hole for pedestrians.
From A. Brentano & Co. We have copies Of
Punch, the London Graphic and the Illustrated
Ne,os, received by the last steamer from Liver
nOOl
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Shooting His Wife.


THE DELIBERATE CRIME OF AN UNFAIrHFuL HUs-
BAND.
From the Baltimore American, to- day.
Joseph Il. Banks, colOred man. residing at
NO. ~ Watson street, shot his wife last night in
the lett temple, it is thought fatally. At the
Time OF the shooting there was in the room Min
ME Banks, aged years. who witnessed the act
ana declares it was intentional. Special Officer
Peter Brennan and Policeman Ackler found Mrs
Banks lying on the floor, with the blood gush-
lsh from wound in the left temple She was
unconscious. Her little daughter stood over
her crying and trembling. Banks was at once
arrested, but protested that the whole affair
was accidentally that he had been cleaning his
pistol. when it suddenly went off He was
taken to the central police station and locked
up Tor hearing this morning. DR.. Whitfield
W1nsey was at once called. He considers the
woman in critical condition. The woman re-
covered consciousness and made a statement. as
!olloWs Her husband, Joseph Banks. has for q
long time been keeping company with colOred
woman named Annie Trevis who resides at No.
20 South Dallas street. Annie called her names
and Mrs. Banks told her she should not say the
same things again. When Annie repeated her
indicate remarks she threw q Ratchet at her.
striking her in the shoulder and cutting her
BADLY The woman went away. and Mrs Banks
returned into the kitchen, where her husband
was sitting. Banks then made remark that
he would not let her live until Christmas. After
saying so he got up. and going to his coat,
which hung on the wall. drew his pistol and,
walking towards her, placed the pistol against
her forehead and fired. Minnie Banks the g.
year-Old daughter. cOrroborated her mothers
statement. The Banks family came from Lakes
district, Dorchester county. Md. Annie Trevis
left ner own husband and followed the Banks
family to this city. During the greater portion
OF the time since their arrival here Banks
resided with Annie.
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The NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY DINNER IN
BRooKLYN.-The third annual dinner of the
New England Society of Brooklyn was given at
the Academy of Music in that city last evening.
The tables, on which there were 400 covers laid,
were placed in the spacious assembly rooms.
Among the guests were Hon. William NJ Evarts,
Mayor Low, Hon. B. F. Tracy, Seth Low, E. H.
Perrepont. w. F. Villas, Judge Noah Davis. w.
D. Kimbail, Calvin E. Pratt Hiram w. Hunt,
Hon. w. L. Davis. Hon. Stewart l.. Woodford,
Hon. A. Q. Keasbey Hon. Josiah W. Fiske, Hon.
John w. Hunter and Hon. Francis G. Turner.
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Sarn,l kcr, $50 9TH st. INV.

Nam'1 kcr, $50 9TH st. NV.
Elegant Black and Colored Silks.
Black and Colored VelyetS.
Black and Colored Pushes
Black and COlOred Cashmeres and Merinos.
Plush Bags, Leather Bags, Pocket-Books
Kid Gloves (3-button 81, Mousquetaire s1.25 and
$3.50, Cloth Gloves. jersey Gloves, Cashmere
Gloves, Wool Mittens, Wool Leggings
SIX and Linen HanikerchiefS, &C., &c
Reliable goods and reasonable prices at KER's,
$50 1th street northwest. 2F2t
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XirGislia Items.


Capt. R. c. Marshall, has decided not to con-
test the election of Libby. readjuster. in the
Norfolk congress sOna district.
zen OF Orange county. Va, was found dead in
the woods near his residence last Monday morn
ing. 1t is supposed he was murdered, as his
mead was badly bruised when found.
Judge George L. Christian took leave of the
Hustlngs court Of Richmond. Wednesday, the
December term having expired. and his success
sor having been chosen to enter upon the duties
January l.
Governor Cameron has refused to pardon Lee
kh0les, sent to the renitentary from Albemare
county for completely in the murder of Mr. Mas
sey and his wife.
A number of German labOrers were recently
taken from New York to Suffolk, Va. and were
promptly engaged as farm hands.
The will of the late Judge Ould. OF Richmond.
dlspOses of his estate amongst his wife and
children.
MIR. Edward Harvey Rhodes, an old and we'll
known merchant of Richmond, died yesterday.
SERIOUS RIOT IN NORTH CAROLINA-For few
days past great excitement has prevailed at
LincolntOn N. c., owing to riot originating
in an attack of train hands on the paymaster.
The town commissioners called out the local
military company and arrested thirty of the
leading rioters out of about one hundred en-
gagged in the disturbances. These were placed
three nights. Repeated threats have been made
by the negroes to burn the town. Yesterday
afternoon the governor received a telegram
stating that the trouble had begun afresh, and
troops were ordered to the scene by the adju-
tant-general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

MERCANTILE PRINTING.-JOb lOts-hundreds OF
beautiful designs OF cards AMI art novelties.
paiettes PLAQUES, &C. suitable for holiday SOU
venirS and decoratiOns), closed out at cost
MAX COHEN, GLIB and els It'll street
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j. E You've, 736 9TH street, between G. and II
still ahead Cheapest man in the city for imported
eelmans at half price. Call at once TO avoid the
rush. New presents for the holidays Call all
and don't miss $50 18th ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

NoTIcR the elegant style that George F. Timms
Co.'S windows are decorated with art novelties
from MORRISON DUAL,
6O5 and HQ7 ID street
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
- OFFICE or THE CHrRP SIGN IL OPprcRR
WIsHINGToS. DC. Dec q. 1882 9:32 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states. generally cloudy
weather, light rain, light variable winds, lower
on Saturday by slightly colder weather.
Special Weather Bulletin.
CLEANING, COLDER WEATHER SATURDAY.
the following special bulletin to the press :-The
barometer is low north OF the lake region and
south Of the east gulf states and highest In Cali
fornia Cloudy weather and rain prevail I'm the
districts east OF the Mississippi river and in the
southwest, and cOider, fair weather is reported
from the northwest, where the winds are from
north to west The temperature has risen on the
Atlantic coast, with northeast winds north OF
Cape Hatteras and southerly winds on the south
Atlantic coast. The temperature has fallen In
the upper lake region, with south to west winds,
and 1t has fallen In the Ohio valley and west
gulf states, with north to west winds. The tenn
perature is about 100 below gro In northern Min
nesota and from $40 to 400 above in the upper
Missouri valley. The following stations report
one inch over OF rainfall during the past "a
hours: Augusta, 10; Montgomery, 1.01: New Or
Delaware Breakwater, LOG; Pensacola, $50.
The following special temperatures were reported
at 8 p. m. yesterday: Washington, 40; Norfolk,
SO; Savannah, So; Atlanta. 500; jacksonville,
76o; Pensacola. coo; New Orleans, Coz; Calves
ton, sc: San Antonio, ego; Tucson. $40; Los
Angeles, 6fo; San Diego. Go. The Indications are
that rain will continue in the middle and southern
states and the Ohio valley until Saturday morning,
followed during Sturdy by slightly co der ana
tfaihk nSdtuCi. Id'tiy CiOu4S, CpAttf weather
Is indicated for the lake region on Saturday.
W. s. HORTON, 455 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. has on hand large AMI handsome assert
ment OF smokers 2rticleS-Inecrschaum pipe,
cigar and cigarette tubes. cigar eases, cigarette
cases. match boxes. tobacco boxes, snuff boxes,
&c, &c These goods are OF the finest quality and
latest designs, selected expressly for holiday pres
entS w. $. HORTON,
455 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
LARGE assortment Rodgers cutlery at Bailey's.
JUTE, linen, cardinal table covers cheap Brod-
heads
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MARRIED.

PR1CF-BENSON. Thursday December 81 1892
at st: Patricks church. by Rev. Father Walter Mr.
THOMAS WILLIAM PRICE, of Charles county. Md,
to Miss ROSA LUSBY BENSON, of Washington. D. c.,
youngest daughter Of the late Mr.. H. s. Benson No
cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR Recommendations,
neckwear, collars, hdkfs-, suspenders, q hose
hats, ETC. Good assortment OF IS and SO cent artt-
eles. A. I. Lewis, 435 9TH ST. Prices moderate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

The written injunction Of Aurora Young. be-
fore committing suicide in st. Louis, was sBur,
me with my brown dress on"
A Philadelphia journal considers the question
whether babies milk should be boiled, and
New York contemporary expresses ignoranc,
that babies have any milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

dispatch from Bismarck, DIT, says that
fifteen families Of Russian refugees sent by re-
lief associations to different parts of the terri
tory, are reported destitute, and threatened
with starvation or freezing to DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

GoLD-FILLED bracelets and bangles, from g t,
$40. at Prigg's Jewelry Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

THE MOST USEFUL and lasting holiday present
IS sewing machine c. Auerbach, corner 1th and
streets, has an elegant stock OF new, latest i'm
proved machines, OF various makes, from SIS up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Trindcrx' LactO PhOShate OF Lime and
Cod Liver OIL the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat
breast and lung affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

ELEGANT mosquetaire and 4button Paris kids,
warranted, $1.25, at BrOdheyd's, 1905 street.
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MEATs-Beef, srlOin, IS 1Sc. per h.; do porter
house. 1Sa20c: rib roast, 10a18c.: steak, 21Ia15c.
Corned Beef, Sa12c. Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc. !;
do. sliced, 20c Tongues coarse. Lamb. spring
sOc; Veal 12]3a2Oc.; Mutton, Sa15c Pork 14a1sc.;
Sausage, 14a1Sc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured
16a17c, cut 2O425c Shoulders, 14a15c, Cut, 1saaOc
Breasts. 15a1S; Lard, 16
fRUITs-Oranges 40a60c. per doz; Lemons, 30a
4Oc. per doz.; Bananas, 5Oa6Oc. per Goz Cocoanuts
10al2c: Apples, 40a60c. per PIX; Cranberries zoe.
per at; Pears, Oc.as1; Grapes 1Of15c.
FIsH-Perch, 25a4Oc. per bunch; Rock, large, goa
Csc: per h., 4Oa50c. per bunch; Mackerel 20A25 ;
IIalibut 15a2oc per h.; Goldfish, 1Oa1ac per To- !;
Sea Bass, 12l15c. per h.. Black Fish, 12a15c. per
10; weak Fish, 15c. per h.; Snelt, 1218a20c
per doz; Lobster, 12a15c. per b. Terrapin sliders
s12as1S per dOZ; do, diamond back $3Oa$35 per
doZ; Turtle, 25c. aS1 each; Crabs, 25c. per doz
BUTTER Philadelphia Print, 55c. per ID. :;
western Creamery, 45a50c.: New York, 40a45c. :;
Roll, 3Ol4Oc.: Cheese, 12a20c. Eggs, 35a39c. per
dog.
Observation-Disclosures. Urish) oOa4Oc per peck;
90. sweet, 30a4Oc per- pix; Cabbage, 5al0c. per
head; Spinach, 2Oa3Oc. per peck; BeetS, 2a5c. per
Dh.; Lettuce, 3a5c. per head; Onions, 4Oa5Oc per
peck; Carrots, Base. per bunch Beans, (Lima }
12aloc. per Qt. Oyster Plant, 3a5c. bh.: TurnipS
2oa3Oc. per PIX; Cauliiower. l0aaOc. each; Squash
2a3 per To-; Pumpkins, 10 i25c each; Radlsh, 2l3c
per bunch; Celery, 5aS.
POULTRY.-Turkeys, 1sa2Oc. per h.; Chickens
5Oa7oc: per pair; Ducks, 75ca$1 per pair; Geese
75c.as each; Squads. s2.5Oas3 per doz
GAME.-.uck canvas back). 50. 5OaS3. so per pair;
DO (shuf1iers) 75c. per pair: do. [red hea, 81 25a
sl5O per pair do. nallard 75asl per pair; do. (bar
ana crow, SOC per pair; PloverS, 75c. per iir;
quail, s25O1S3 per doZ; Pheasants, S1aSl.50 per
pair; Snipe, s. per doz. Black Birds. 4O,5Oc per
coz; Rabbit. 15a25c. each; Squirrel, 1Oa15c. each
NeDiSOn 25c Oer lD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

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