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fine should be paid. Their release Is
sought by the present petition for writ Of
hdbedS corpus.
This court holds that In duly levying the
tax and putting IL into the hands OF the
tax-collector the county commissioners
performed their whole duty; that they
were not properly chargeable with the
collection Of the tax. and could not he re-
quired by mdpddmus to compel the tax
collector to do his duty II he neglected il.
II was in the power OF the judgment credi-
tor to proceed by mdnddmuS against the
collector directly II he would not collect the
tax. but the commissioners could not be held
responsible for his failure 10 do so. In or
dering the arrest and punishment OF the
commissioners for not doing what the law
did not require them to do. the United
States Circuit Court exceeded its jurisdic-
ton. and it, order is void. The writ OF
haJedS corpus must be granted unless the
parties are willing that an order Of dis
charge be entered without further pro-
ceedings. Opinion by Chief-Justice Waite.
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LONDON, January 23.-Thc Union Gene
ralc has made a statement Of IL affairs and
allowed an examination Of lis books, show
ing hat it owes large sum 10 authorized
brokers % the Paris Bourse, but that still
more H. due II from dealings with the Petite
Bourse. Financial establishments will MAKE
advances 10 the Union on security Of stock
certificates. Settlement on the new share
is postponed two months. IL is affirmed
iilat the Union will pay to-day on demand
an claims presented. The Courier de Lyon
say, that one OF the liquidators OF the Bank
Of Lyon and Loire believes the bank VIII
be able 10 fulfil all its engagements.
The SfGRdard'S correspondent at Paris
says: 1.-THE panic has ruined thousands OF
families, but II is hoped that a powerful
syndicate OF financlers which has been
formed 20 facilitate settlement will restore
confidence" There have been many cases
Of suicide in Vienna, owing to the panic on
lhe Bourse.
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THE DAMAGE n NASHyILLE-EELIEF FOR THE
SrFFERERS.
The Gibbons Murder.Trial.

CATLETTSBURG. KY, January "a 'oun-
sci argued the instructions 10 the jury till
ID o'clock this forenoon, when the Jury
wa. called in, and Mr.. Brown occupied the
time till O'Clock with IN effort to break
down Ellis's testimony and corroborating
evidence. He closed with IN appeal against
the trustworthiness OF the circumstantial
proof.
judge Ireland. in reply, complimented
Mr.. Brown highly for his zeal and ability.
The Judge summed up the eyidenceior the
prosecution. drew a vivid picture Of the
crime, and left the matter with the jury.
Tonight Mr.. Lackcy will speak for the de-
fence. and Hon. :. j. kinncr, attorney for
the Commonwealth. viii reply; then the
Jury will retire. II is possible verdict
NAV be- reached tonight.
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The Guifcnu(aSc.

JUDGE PORTER BEGINS HIS ARGUMENT-HE Is
STILL UNWEIL, AND An EARLY ADJOURN
MENT EXPECTED-THE INTEREST INTENSE
AND THE COURT PACKED TO sCFFOCATION.
WASHINGTON. January 23.-The court
house is packed to-day, and hundreds are
unable to gain admission.
Guitcau. aS usual. had the opening speech
for the day. in the course OF which he
served the following notice upon Judge
Porter:
"Now. in regard to Judge Porter.
want to say. q he j. to have the closing OF
the case. if he attempts 10 mislead the
Court or jury, and my counsel will stop
him. He came on this case under miSap-
prehcnsi0n on the part Of General Arthur:
otherwise he would not be in the ease. He
don't properly represent the Government.
lie only represents himself
Judge Porter's bodily weakness was
plain to every one. and he could scarcely
be heard except 10y the jury and those i'm
mcdialely around him. THUS far" he
said, 1.-THE trial has practically been con-
Quoted bv the prisoner and Mr.. Scoyillc.
Every one has been denounced at their
will, and even now am informed that
will be- interrupted 10y them BOTH Judge
Porter briefly rccited the scenes OF di>or-
der. abuse, and SANDER to which every one
upon the case had for two months been
subjected: land vet" he said. "0f three
speeches which have been made by the de-
fence will do the prisoner the Justice TO
say that his was the least Objectionable
After sketching the circumstance, Lead
ing up TO the crime, and painting with
fcryid language the damnng wickcdness
oi it, execution, Judge Porter turned his
attention 10 the prisoner. and proceeded 70
depict his character: =. Beggar, hypOcritc,
robber. and sWindlcr; lawyer. who never
won a cause no court, no jury, failed TO
sec i'm him a dishonest rogue, and such
men cannot win causes. He has left his
trail Of infamy in q hundred directions.
4 man who. a. a lawyer, had such notion,
of morality that when he had taken debts to
collect. and collected them by logging
the debtor, ne held them against his clients:
a man who was capable Of blasting the
name OF the woman with whom he had
slept for years. and still recognized u his
wife; a man who, when tired OF this wo-
man, pretending TO be a Christian and Il
believer in the Bible, looked in the Book
and read, Thou shalt not commit adultc-
ry,' and then went out and deliberately
committed adultery with street-Walker; 4
man who pushed himself into the fellow
ship OF Christian associations a follower
Of the saviour when fresh from six years
OF fornicauon in the Oneida Community"
[Guiteau: THAT lie ought to choke you
As Judge Porter proceeded with re-
sistless torrent Of denunciatiOn and invec-
tive, the prisoner occasionally called out,
"That's lie, " That's absolutely false
or "That amt So" After showing who and
what was the murderer, Judge Porter next
described the victim, paying a glowing
tribute to the character and services OF the
lamented President, and pronouncing the
most touching eulogy upon his memory.
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IouIsiaua Finances.

NEW ORLEANS. January 23.-State Trea-
surer Burke gives notice that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the State Trea-
surer's Office until February 1t for deliy-
erv 10 the State Treasurer OF SGO0.00O
United States ( per cent. bonds. These
bonds are to be purchased with the aceu-
mulated interest fund under Act No. 3 OF
the second extra session, but will be recon-
yelted into currency a. required for the
PAYMENT OF reduced interest on State bonds
i'm accordance with the Constitution.
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news was dull Just now. He added, how.
ever, that the visitors from his State who
talked coalition recently have gone home
and that the project seems to have died out
for the present. subsequently very dis.
tinguished correspondent said TO me
"Look out for all sorts Of rumors about
the decentralization OF the Democratic party
in southern States, and don't credit one OF
them" A southern senator remarked
"Why, recently Coke Of Texas, who is a
wool-dyed Democrat, was made in an ina
ginary interview 10 give utterance to all
manner Of heretical opinions"
A PUBLIC PRINTER DETERMINED on.
To-day the Presidents secretary came to
the Senate with a nomination for Public
Printer, but owing 10 the fact that the day
was devoted 10 memorial exercises did not
deliver it. Some said s. p. Rounds, Of
Chicago, General Logan'S man, was the
lucky one. and others declared that Oyster,
the present assistant, had been agreed
upon. Anyhow Mr.. Defrecs will soon give
place to successor. Mr.. Oyster. who was
at the Capitol this afternoon, seemed not to
have given it up, but Rounds's friends
were very confident, and the general feel
ing was that they were right.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Subcommittee investigating the
Treasury had Superyising-Architect Hill
haforo fha,, for 81, bo,,. fI,iy ,,,crni,,,, aud
this evening examined witness named
Armstrong.
Mr.. Dezendorf's report from the Naval
Committee in favor Of the purchase by the
Government Of LOT Of land opposite the
Gosport nayy-yard has been printed. 1t
alludeS TO NOrfolk's rapid growth, espe-
cially in the cotton trade, and 10 the rapidly
increasing demands for water fronts for
commercial and business purposes. Mr.
Dezcndorf also alludcs to the importance
of the Norfolk navy-yard and the necessity
of carrying out the recommendation Of
naval boards from 1851 to 1851 in favor Of
the purchase referred TO.
Judge jackson, OF the United States
Court Of West Virginia. is in the city.
The rumor is that Mr.. Cannon, Of Hi
nois, will move in the House next Monday
to suspend the rules and pass the 3l9'ap-
portionment bill, which passed the House
last session. He expects many Democrats
to vote for ii.
A delegation from the Black Hills has
arrived. They want Dakota divided.
The Interna-Reyenuc Commissioner to-
day received a dispatch giving an account
of a siX-days' raid on moonshiners in Pick
ems and Gilmer counties. Six distilleries
were destroyed.
The Secretary Of the Navy said to-day
that he Will order the well members OF the
Jeannette's crew to prosecute the search
for the missing boat. The sick are to be
brought home.
The charges against the postmaster at
New Orleans are TO be Investigated right
away.
OF course there was delegation OF
Maryland Republicans at the White House
to-day.
Judge FOlgcr says the President has
never limited to him anything about the
Supreme bench since be became Secretary
of the Treasury.
Mr.. Crowley, member OF the House from
New York, it is confidently reported will
succeed Judge Folgcr Is Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Mr.. Fulkerson is one OF the ,ut-cOmmit-
tee of the Pensions Committ,e) on the
Service.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
THE GUITEAu TRIAL,
Judge Portcr's Closing Argument for
the Prosecutton--A Scathing De-
nuncintion Of the Assassin.

Matters; EuioRies of the Late
Senator Burnside; Both Houses Adjourn In
Respect 20 His Memory Decision of n
Federal Court In Alabama Reversed by the
Supreme Court-Prosress OF the Trial Of the
Murdcrers or the Gibbons Children Death
OF Hon. Clarkson \. Potter, OF New York
The Flood in the Cumberland subsidinR;
tho Damage 90 Property in Nashville-Pas-
torai from Archbishop McCabe Against
Violence, &C.
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Az Important Discovery by "a Young
Scientist I'm Washington.

Another name has just been added TO
Wa.hington's .eliusCs. and another tri-
umUh i'm science recorded 10 her credit.
one % the greatest inventions OF this age OF
rapid progress j. That Of young man whom
Washington will henceiorth be proud 10
claim q, her citizen. DR.. John \. DAILY. a
gentleman well known in this city.
after month, al study, hard work.
and the thousanG-and-one discourage
iu- ycXatious attendant upon the
work ~ bringing To the surface
that entirely unknown TO science. has just
perfected what must soon reyolutionize the
ar' ~ dcnti,tiy-9 subject in which two
thirds Of humanity is Interested. Mr.. Da-
h', invention consist, in plating with gold
thc ordinary rubber or cellulOid plates Tor
alitrill teeth. During the process Of ma
king ,hc rubber plate there l. Incorporated
into. and the surface covered with, plate
OF gold. This cflcriually and permanently
does away with the great injury 50 often
effected by thc direct contact OF rubber or
crilul1id with tho mouth. This, too, l.
done without materially increasing the eN-
pen-e u % plate over the plain rubber, and
th' wcarer ha> al he advantages OF an en-
tir gold plate.
The objection % the yulcgnite or rubber
is M it production Of "rubber-sore
mouth or irritation or inflammation OF
ihr surface OF tlc mouth on which the
plate rests, either on account OF its want
OF conductivity of heat or the agent used
m coior.u- 10. u i, also "a Wcll-kn0wn fact
that these same properties in hard rubber
Plate produce excessive absorption OF the
h0ny tissues. To oDyatc this the plan has
been adopted los many dentists Of stamping
mp q sold Plate % Ut the mouth, and then
setting the teeth on it by means OF rubber.
thus securing lhc advantage, Of both ma
irriai-. This. however, IL so expensive is
Go place Z beyond the reach OF the majority
o. persons requiring artificial teeth, while
Dr. Days invention gives plate as good
%, solid gold ior the price now paid for the
ordinary rubber or celluloid.- Washington
Post.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

bVNUh1' JAnuiFy 20, 1867,
sALEs-FfRsT BOARD.-s shares Richmond and
Danyiile stock at 20oh; 40 shares Richmond and
Allegheny ut 29is, 10 do. at 29s, 10 do. at 2sl.
do. at 2e4; 20 shares Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred at 55f; shares Norfolk and Western
common at Is; 10 shares Columbia and Green
willie preferred at s2z, 10 do. at s2H 1000 Rich
mond city 6's at IL, l,400 do. ut 1l0,..
SECOND BOARD.--50 shares Petersburg Rail-
road tB. c. at 81, 10 do. at 81, 80 do. at 29s,
10 do n 20, 10 DO. at 26g; 10 shares Norfolk
and Western preferred at So, D do. at 55k: 49,
shares Richmond and Yves. Point Terminal Rail-
WAY and Marchonsc COmpanY at l78.
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Forty.seyenth Congress Session,
WASHINGTON, January %, 1882.
SENATE

SENATE.
/ Senator Anthony submitted resolutions
/ Of respect for the memory Of the late Sena-
| tor Burnside: also. a resolution that a. q
mark Of additional respect the Senate adj
/ ioun.
EuIogies were pronounced by Messrs.
Anthony. Hampton, Aldrich, Ransom,
MaXey. Edmlnds, liawley, Harrison, Jones
Of Florida. and Hale; after which the reSo-
luton was unanimously adopted. and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday evening has been set apart for
general debate only.
The Speaker, a. the regular order Of the
day, proceeded TO call the States, and a
number Of bills were introduced and re-
ferred.
BY Mr.. Clements. OF Georgia: To apply
the proceed, OF the sale Of public lands to
the education Of the people.
By Mr.. Willis, Of Kentucky: Regulating
and limiting Chinese immigration.
Bv Mr.. Gibson, Of Louisiana: To amend
the national bank act and to establish Il
national currency. GThiS il identical with
the bill introduced by Mr.. Gibson on the
18th ultimo. and entitled bill "tO reduce
aNitlon anu 'StdDINu uuioiiH 'ul .
rency."l
BY Mr. Richardson. OF South Carolina /:
Providing for the deficiency in the appro-
priation for defraying the expenses Of the
Yorktown celebration.
By Mr.. Warner, OF Tennessee: To re-
duce the salaries of the heads OF Depart
ments. TT fixes the salaries a. follows /:
President, $4,000; members OF Congress,
$4,000: heads of Departments, $1,000 I;
Chief Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court. $1,000; and Associate Justices,
s9.000.l
BY Mr.. Cox. Of New York: Resolution
calling on the President for all correspond
ence with the British Government on file
in the State Department in reference to the
ease OF ID. II. O'Conner, citizen Of the
United States. and imprisoned in Ireland
The call Of States concluded, Mr. Orth,
Of Indiana. from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. reported back the resolution that
the President be requested TO obtain from
the British Government list Of all Ameri-
can citizens, naturalized or native born,
under arrest or imprisoned By authority Of
the said Government. with a statement OF
the callseS 81 such arrest or imprisonment,
and especially Of such citizens rs may
have been thus arrested and imprisoned
under a suspension OF habeds corpus in Ire
land; and. if not incompatible with the
public interests. that he communicate such
information A. he receives. together with
all correspondence now on file in the De-
partmont OF state. relating TO any existing
arrest or Imprisonment, Of citizens a aiore-
said.
Before action could be taken upon the
resolution O'Clock arrived. and the House
suspended public hdsinesS and proceeded
~ a special order 20 the delivery Of eulo-
gics upon the late Senator Burnside.
Eulogies were delivered by MeSSrS.
Chace and SpoOner. Of Rhode Island;
Browne. Of Maryland; Rice. Of Massa-
chuSetts; Henderson, OF Illinois, and then.
at 4:l5 p. NJ. out " respect TO the memory
OF the deceased. The House adjourned.
Under call OF States to-day there were
80 bills introduced and referred.
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Death of the widow or the Late Hon.
william q. Rlyes.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
GoRpoNsvnLE, Va, January 23.-Mrs.
Riyes. widow Of the late Hon. William C..
Riyes, died to-day at =. NJ. after a short
illness. al her residence, "Castle HILL"
near Gotham, Albemarle county, Va; aged
eighty. She leaves three sons and one
daughter.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. W, January %, lss2.
nAnN TnEAllO InH ENrnHI.

RICHMOND. Va, January %, lss2
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Commou. Sj@sj.J0; medium, sea
S6.JO: good, S70 .7.Ju.
Le0C-Common. $500 50: medium. $500
20: good, 500 Sll; me- >l2E -l3; cNtrL -nc'
>lia SO.
DARK TOBACCo-MANlFA CICEING.
Ing FiHers.-1 ommon. SJ.jOMsG; medium.
:6.JuMr7. good, S7.5Om IS.
Lepf trs.--COmmOn, $50 $500; medium,
s9n $3.50: good. SluTSll; iine' Sll.5Cg ST.;
extra hue sun-cured. $50 $50.
IFFuppe rs.-Comiuon, sloM II; medium,
SlI.JOmS12; good. = 3n 1880; hne, lie -lJ
extra sun-cured, SIS $50.
BRIGHT T0BACCC-MANUFACT TURING.
Saokers.-C ommon. SlpN$ll; medium, sl20
slf: good. slJn 5000, une. sIS,G so; ihncy,
>21.JUWS3O. -
sl5 good. sl6mSl7; zine. slSaS2u.
lIr0ppsrs.-t olumon. - 500: n' dluln'
S2Ja : So good, sfue 600 huc- SJ5W 500; fancy,
s1jn $50. ...,-.
medium. >}uHsJ5; good, s40MSi5; nuc, 5000
500; extra sj7.jOT 200.
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HORSES. MULES, dc.

MULES AND HORSES GS
have opened WHOLESALE AND REIAlb
STABLES a. No. 1893 Franklin street, l,ieh-
mond. Va. WHERE l viii keep good supply 81
MILES and HORSES always on hand. Ny saies-
man. Mr.. JOHS NJ. PAcE, viii DO all IA 10, power
10 give each and 40 fiir and square dealing. Any
can addrcs. me. care 20 ers' FINN street, Cinctn-
naI ohio. which Is my headquarters fer buying,
aud IL do not an the order ," suit thein, both in
quality and price. they need not take the stock.
Everything guaranteed o. De- iusi a. represented
Mr.. Peter Pauls extensive IN mess In The mule
and horse line l. Just opposite miuc. ....
de- lO-3ms GEORGE ID. BENNETT.
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PROPOS

OFFICE GENERAL AGENT AID sToREKEKFER.f
NiEGINIA PENfTENTfARl, :
RICHMOND, VA. JanntTy u, lsr2.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CFINED ~ this Office uuta TUESDAY. janu-
AIRY 24tl. az O'Clock l.. NJ for tgu.shing bkEF
10 the Virginia peutenfiary for i've months end
Ing June 80. lS-2-hlul- and fOrequarier nier-
cliantlbe beef subject o. inspection az the peni-
Tertiary
Tie right Is reserved 10 rciecl any OF al bids.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
"a 22-2t General agent and ssorckeeIsr.
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NORFOLK, Va, January 23.-The steam
barge Palermo. overdue and rumored rs
lost in Albemarlc Sound. arrived this
morning. The captain and crew are well.
The delay was caused by broken rudder.
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BrESETT's COCAINE promotes yigor-
Gus and healthy growth Of the hair. 10 has
,Deen used In Thousands Of cases where the
.'9if was coming out, and has never failed
V arrest rs decay.
We Bmncit's FlNOring Extracts--the
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January %, 1852.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Lnca,tCr, 30 bushels very good II
Sl.4s.
CORN--Whitc. 9S bushels very good ~ S3c.
BLACkENE PEAS bushels prime 40 sl.9o.
Flour.
Flour-We quote: Fine. si.5O@S5: extra. 81;
supcrinc. s6.2j0 5000: common family, S1.-JW
500. choice family, $50 50.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 23.-NJon.-Stocks weak.
Money 6 per cent. kNclangc-Long, 4s3 short,
ASA. State bonds dull. Governments nrm.
EreHfHg.-ENcnanre.4 S3'i. Governments steady
and unchanged. new o.. lO2 new =. IA :;
new a., llSi.. Money. 4 N6 per cent states dull.
Suh-rrc1sury baianco-CO DIN, S7i.222 currency,
&. 4 4
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A Pastoral Letter from Archbishop
McCubc. Of ireland.

DUBLIN. January GA pastoral letter
from Arcbbishop McCabe was read In all
the Catholic chapel- yesterday enjoining
the people not to listen 10 apettors OF vio-
loncc.
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DIVIDENDS

RICHMOND, January I a. 1882.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AT
4 LNNTlC AND VIRGINIA FERrlLlZlNG
COMPANY have hi. day declared a SfAil-AN-
NUAL DIVIDEND Of - PER CENT On the
preferred stock, payable the 1sr OF FEBRUARY,
proXln0. ". u. CHkNshAN, 5H.,
"a 9l-3ts Treasurer.
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Drugs. DyestuTs, Oils, &c.

iicohol: 1913 z gallon. ,,,.
ds'ncent,atld Lye: s3@si q ease Of four dozen
r6pDtrdS. &c.
c,eEinsal. 65c. 4 u.
Effracf ~ L6gtrOOd: Zoe.
Iidig0: 00c.asl.
1 1iJs msecd, zoe; machine. si&sl.7a
81 -. 80; yhlei 1oe.i -.E~-'-, = 49, -
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Death Of CIarkson n. Potter.

New YORK. Janury 2S.-ilon. GARRISON
y. Potter died this morning.
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BOILs, PINPLEs, FrcckIess, Rough skin, Erur'
LUA.,. nA..s.ls s.oO4, iiOr blrrEaseure
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, January %. 1852.
Country Produce.
lpnLls. Green-Erom s3.50Ms5 z barr-I.

Ipples: Green-trom s3.5O@sj e barrel.
BsesiCGE: 2lo 2@c. e. l1. MI.
10 choice yellow, 27U3uc.: fair 70 good 10 22e.
CorH Ne,t. Soc. per bu'hei for country 9Oc.
BeT1s. Navy, 50: mixed. sl.5O9s3.
pas: Black-eyc Sl.j0H sL7J.
DDed Fruit: Applc-.4 81. hlackhcrrics. lOc.'
chcrrl.. ljc.; r-pherric-' 2Jc.' p,-t,h,. 1lti
quurtcr-. unUceled. &c.; halves unpcclrd- 90.
Dressed ioaHrV.-Dressrd poultry scarce ana
active. Ch'cken-, Toe. 4 t.; geese 9c' D.i tuf-
~ BSp1ggi Live chicken, Ic@lsc.; duck, 600
FILTERS: i'rimc I.ye-soo,e. 45a 5Oe.; common,
Fia1seed. sl.l0 r bushcl.
nan: Virginia timothy. sLOJHeI.lO; clover
mixed. qjc.nsl: clover, 500 9'c.
Pot,ioes. irish $3.50 2 barrel
Ho0fs. Ginseng, sl.15Hsl.oo q 10. seneca
free Of tops. fJnJOc. G ID.
Lard. Country, loo.
Rue: SI.Ojas110 l. hushcL
SnmGc: Primo. Zoe.
Siucks. 700 -Oc.
Rqfei Strdr: J0c.
TtiIOtr. Ga -. T. ~. -
VooI. Washed. 37c.. unwa,hcd 25@ 26c. Bur
~. wool Will bring flom 10 De- = 10. less than
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Ro.endac. Sl.65Gs1.75 r barrel.
If,ae. Agricultural, a Toe. e bushel; ROCK
land. sl.35@ SLAB. accot.nng 70 lgant,tl. ,.,,od
master. l.6OMsl.7J. .o-
Tar: Large size s4esi.@0'
Dry Goods.
p-,Yts Nerr1macE, &C.; Nerrimack >hlrung'
e., d. Rirbmond. exc: south Bridge. 6sc.; Pacific
&C.: Sprague, 6l.c. spragge stlrt,ag' &c. puh-
uv. = - Mallory Pink, 7c.: Mallory Purple.
Tr,: Slrnpson Mourning, t.; simpson Grey, 90.
s,r'n.nn Hack, 6',c.; Harmony, ohc; Ashland
sou 49,, o. Cofions: Manchester 4 4, 5sc Man
te't.r IA 4 T.. It.; kOckbridge IL j. E.'
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