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Cheap Excursion Rates tOiColoradO.
Tue Baltimore and Ohio B. r. Com.
pany. commencing July 18th, and con-
tinuing to Sept. 25th, 1882, will sell
round trip tickets to Denver at greatly
reducsi rates, good returning to Oct
3lst, 1882.
The Nstional Mining Exposition rep
resenting the minerel wealth, and won.
ders of the Rocky Mountains, will open
at Denver August lst.
F1F informttio1 regarding routes,
rates Or. address Agents of B. g. U. r.
R or w. f. RErpERr. Pass. Agent, 205A
North High street, Columbus, O.
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wA concern in Chicago sends out q
very attractive circular to farmers, which
proposes to those who receive Il TO en-.
ter into speculative operations With the
Hrm. Gambling of all kinds, whethei
in grain. iu stock, or at cards, is some
thing which farmers should let alone -
They may he sure that propositions like
those made in this circular can bring
them no profit.
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w.Iso. F. EsslSaER completed this
week frame dwelling for Ma. YoUssY
Of Ohio tosnship, IS hy 40 feet, two
stories high. He and WM Yosr JR.,
also erec' ed harm sc ny 56 feet for
PaILIr Muller. Ssiiz'r township, this
summer.-C,arias'oa Independent, 2lst
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OBITUARY.

MARTHA JANE SIvARD, daughter OF
MART G and ROBERT SIvARD, died July
10. 1882. at New Msrtinsville, W. Va
of cholera ihfahthm,
She was bora lii Washington town.
ship, Monfoe County, Ohio, Decemher
"a, 1879. Her parents moved to New
Martinsvil'e April 5, 1882. The relig.
ious services were conducted by Rev
Thomas Cline.
Weep not for her, though she's gone.
But hope to meet her on Gods bright throne
J.W.K.
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PrroHrSG coppers in q tin cup and
playing croqaet engage much Of the al
tsntion of professional men and county
officers. These are healthful aud intel
iec,usl recreations and harden and stim.
ula,e the brain equally witha fish diet,
NOBLE Comfy Press.
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vVery young girls now tie the hail
which they draw away from the fore
head aud temples very high upon the
crown of their heads, fastening il there
with bright satin ribbon. These fow.
ing locks are then left to. fall with the
back hair in wavy shower over theil
shoulders.
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MARRirp.-Oa July sh, 1881. by "
j.. ALLEN. Esq, of Bethel township.
Miss .MARY SIMMONS to Mr.. JAxEs ".
MeReAs.
On July i7th. nv Rev. A ]. JuHssos,
Miss AsstE L. DrvAUt to Mr. DAslEb
EeALaBAcH.
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MONTREAL, July lS.-Last night, the
abduction OF two yeaf old child OF
Melvin Smith, wealthy gentleman of
this city, was boldly carried out. A
note on the pillow demanded ten thou
sand pounds as ransom and threatened
the murder Of the child II it was refused.
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Baltimore Live Stock Mafkst.
C6L4ERToN LIVE Srock SCALES.
A. ~. rS fooa

SALr OIOSh SOALE9n
MoNDA9, July. II 1882.
PRICES or BEEF CATTLE Al rHE MARKsr
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week 25s7, 874
that generally rsted fret qualitv s 00s7
25: medium or good fair quality 4 50s
5 rs; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, 8 25s4 90; extreme range Of pri
ces 25s7 SIT; most Of the sales were
from 5 0ea6 rs
Miltb Cows-Trade Is Glow Prices a
wholesale sS5alo per head, in lunches.
Hoes--P Prices lo4all4c, with extrt
114a1l4c: most sales at lzc
Sheep-We qao.e sheep at ss54c, few
selling at either extreme. Lambs dui
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Judge OkEr. ] B. DRIee., A. J
PEARecN. FRrrz REEF, Jas. WArsox, Or.
B DKxxrr and HExRr MAuRr attended
the Democratic State Convention last
week.
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The Summeraeld correspondent of
the Gazette is rather hard on our young
folks, he says .;he hotel keeper was glad
to see them leave. for be did not get any
slsep while they were there"
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The Odd Fellows are contemplating a
grand time next Saturday. They have
received word that there will be quite q
number here from Wheeling. BpIlaire and
other places.
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Erfn the Pr,,hste Court ON the 17th
inst. CL1RlssA KsowLroN, Of Washing.
ton township, vas examined and declar-
ed 70 be ihsans. and entitled to aimis.
ion to the Asylum at Athens for treat:
neak
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DR.. RoBERr MUaLEMAN, OF Bellaire,
I, sick 81 Cincinnati and not expected to
live. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
NgaLEMax, Of Ohio township. ven.
down on the lS.h inst /. TO see him.
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NEW LOCALS.

EECali al TIE SPIRIT office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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Mrs ALrxlxpEa is at Stafford with
her vapor Stoves. They are . grand
Affair and no house Is complete without
without one.
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~ABRhx CLAak aged about 16
years, wss brought up to jtil from Wash
ington township on the 18th inst, charg.
ed With threatening JANEa FoREAEEa.-
HtEses ct place called Center Station
in Seestvs
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The Wheeling Opera House Silver
Cornet Band and Orches'ra. will furnish
tue music for the Odd Fellows Celebra-
ton on next Saturday.
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The prospec, for large gathering at
the Old Fellows celebration next Sat
urdsy, Is very fat,erlng. Don't fail TO
attend.
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JoHx FLowHAus. OF OHIO township,
sowed II bushels Of whest last fall. and
this harvest cut s5 dnzsn from which he
threshed Is bushels.
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Misses LOUISA HABERsrlc aud LENA
BoEsHAR, OF Wheeling. and Miss LENA
MYERS, OF B4rnesville, are visiting at
Mr.. CHAs. LausssrElx's.
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The dwelling house OF BRIcE SIM
MONS Ia New Castle. this county. was
destroyed nv Gre early Monday morr-
ing, the l7,h inst. Loss about $1,000; !;
not Insured.
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A. c. DEUEL., Past G,and Master of I
o. o. r. for State OF Oslo. will deliver
the Address, at the Odd Fellows cele-
bra,ion next Saturday.
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N4RKow EscArE -Las, Monday ever
ing the youngest child OF VIM: Singet,
OF this place, fell into a tnb OF water
and would certainly have been drowned
had not i,s mother noticed it vs soon
after. 10 short time after Il S,ught i.s
Dr. 9Th, much to the delight OF all WHO
o. xiou6ly watched its restoratiou.--No
Die Ccssty Repabliers, 1stk tsst.
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Messfs. DeuM aud CoSLKY. OF Green
and Jackson townships. have purchased
i new threshing mschine and are pre-
pared to do good work this year.
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The young folks had picnic at ARM
strong's Mill last Friday. Ttey had
more than the usual amount Of spoonine
n that picnic. 81 they say.
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Mrs. BUskrsK. OF Clsringtnu. widow
of DR.. o. BusKiRx. received SLOTS from
the o ID Fellows Assncistion a few days
e;nce
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wbee,,ne Live s,ock saarkes.

Wueettns Live esOcA marAes.
WHEELING. July 3d. Business has
been very dull the past week; not more
than twenty-five head of ca. lie we're
found at the yards, yesterday; and they
we're quoted 81 5ia6c. Hogs. 7f.ss
Calves, per head, SO C0aS 00.
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w No house should be without the
Hulrs Vapor Cook Stove, for sale at
Mrs . o ALEX XANDER'S.
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HRoAD RECEIPTS. HAWK and
OWL head certificates for sale ct Tar
SprRrr Once. Orders from Township
Clerks will receive prompt attention.
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We had the pleasure of listening to
c.e OF Rev 6 P EDAoxDs' most pow.
erf.al sermons last SUNDAY night.
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4. o. o. f.

nT There will be q Grand Odd Eel:
lows celebration OF Woodsfeld on Sat.
urday July 29th, 1882. to which all are
cordially invited. P. G. Master A G.
DEUEL. will deliver an address appropri:
ate to the occasion. til O'Clock there
will be public parade, after which din.
ner will be served on the grounds. The
B z & C. Railway will run a special
train at excursion rates from Bellaire 10
Woodsfield to accommodate all that
wish to come and join with us IN making
this gala day for the good OF our or.
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A pleasure party nom somerton pas
ssd through town last Thursday on their
way to Davis Gaze. to spend The day.
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H Go to SCHU MACHER & BRO
and see their stock of Glass and Queens
ware, .'inest" ever brought to this mar.
ket. July 4, 1882.
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Wool.

ParLADrLrHr.. July 81 -Wool-fi-a
unst but not higher; improved demand:
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Virginia,
XXX and above. 4os4Sc medium 45a4sc;
coarse 34as5c; New York. Michigan
and Indiana Western s7aSSc; medium
44a45c; coarss SI,35c; washed combing
and deiaine 37s4Sc; unwashed 3ic.
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Chicago-Julv 81 -Hogs-Mar.
ket generally mn ierately active and
steady; mixed 65aS Is: light I 5oa
8 Is; skips and cnlls 4 s0s7 20. Coarse
rough more plentiful and neglected.
Cat,le-Market firm on natives; but
oil lower grades dull and weak; exports
40aS 06: good to choice shipping 8
50a7 Is; common to fair 4 50a6 90;
stockers and feeders more active at 2
TOAD 80; mixed butchers dtilI AMI weak
at 2 25a6 so.
Sheep Market sctive and srong poor
to fair 9 0oas Is, medium 8 s0s4 rs;
choice 1 3Os4 65.
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Mrs. REBEccA BAREErr and daughter
Miss LAURA, of Stafford. visited friends
in this place last week.
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DENTAL CARD.

Having opened branch Office in
Woodsfeld. Ohio, I have made arrange.
uents TO continue my visits to that point
ct least once every two months OF which
due notice will he given through the
County papers NY next visit will be
July 22d and remain until the evening
of the 26th.
Office over Pope's Drug Store.
July IL E E. CoBURN.
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CnARtiE HALL and WILL JUDkIss at
tended the dedication services OF the M.
E Church at S.rdis last Sunday.
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Democratic Congressional COnven-
tiOn.

ton.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
ventiou to place In nomination candi.
date for Congress in the 10Th District
will be held at Marietta op
Wednssddy. August 2Sd, 1882.
The several counties will be entitled
10 one delegate for each 100 votes cast
for Governor in 1881, and one delegate
for every fraction OF so votes, or over
that number.
The counties are respectively entitled
10 the following number OF delegates:
Athens, IL
Meigs, "
Monroe, 20
Morgan, IL
Washington, 81
WIN. G. WAY, Ckairman,
District Committee.
DAVID OKEY, Secretary.
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July s1.-Flnur s 25as 25; Wheat l
0S; Corn $50: Oats Coo; Rye 75c.
BARLEY IS. ots es
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Misses ELorsR WnLlAMs and JOE
HoRrrLsR are visiting Mise AeorE
ko7zsBuE 1t Malaga.
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Old Fellows celebration, in Woods.
held. Saturday. July 79,h Come one,
come all.
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We had very pleasant call from our
friend e L LrscH, E,q, OF Antioch,
last week
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MRS. n. Q. WEST. Local Editor.

Index to New Advertisements.
Phosphate. P. ScHuMAcHER q BRo.
Road Tax. S A. ATKINSON.
Legal Notice, HusrER q MALLORY
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Prot. WArsoN q BARBER's schoo
here closes ON Friday next.
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New Fork.

July 81 Flour 5 5oas DO; Wheat ]
20a1 26; Corn S3sS4c; Oats 55s7ec;
Rye 7Sc; Barley I 10
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Prof. wArsos's Select School at
Graysville commences on Monday, the
;slstinst.
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The M. E. Church at Sardis Was dedi
Gated on Sunday the a5i inst.
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Mr. A.C vErrEs, Of Sardis, has .
magnificent residence.
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4 new awning at the west door OF p.
ScHumAcHKR 4 BRo's grocery.
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FGo to Mrs. u o. ALEXAN-
DER'S and see her Hul's Vapor Cook
Stoves. June 81, 1882.
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Balitmore.

July 81 Flour o0a7 %; Wheat ]
81; Corn Sac; Oats 60aS0c; Rye S0t !.
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The WArsoN BRorHERs sold their store
1t 81 oomHeld, Washington County. last
week.
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FRaHK MARTIN. OF the Gasstte, visited
his parents at Caldwell last week.
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/ had great trouble with ny lungs un-
til used PERuNA. Am we'll Mrs. A.
BRlsKE, Plttsburg, Pa.
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The street crossings have been sub
stahtiAlIy improved.
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wSodsdeId stock Mark q.
july "a Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep Sa4o per pound. Hogs 4ab per
pound gross.
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Thoroughbred Registered Jersey
Bull
AK. MILLER'S in Woodsfield.-
Inquire OF john MoBLEY on the farm
July 4. 1882.
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CfncinIatI!-July Il Hogs
Steady and flrm; common and light
5oaS 35; packing and butchers 7 COS
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My baby had terrible sore scalp.
(scahhy). PERUNA cured it. JOHN
CRowEL, Pittsburg, Pa.
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q. 5a74c; the quality OF the offerines ID
not as good as last week.
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Give .h.. hammock a rest.
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COM Ne ER CT Al /.
woodsfiela Produce MARKET.

coRRBcTBD WEEKLY By ?. scHrHAopsR. II
MONDAY, JULY "a, 1882
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Distsic, Committee.
DxvID OkEr, Secretary.
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Goods ks saa, Casas..
asa
The Evening critic., 1882-06-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Opening of the Season ON Tuesday
Last-Splcndid Arrangements for
The Entertainments of VisitOrs.

Oh vISltOfSs
The season opened at Fauquier White Sui
phur Springs most auspiciously on Tuesday
last. The hotel there, which is under the Ell
cient management Of f. Tenney & Co., OF the
popular National Hotel Of this city, is one OF
the finest houses In the country. 1t is con-
Quoted on first-class principles and is pro-
vided with every means of comfort and con-
venience calculated to make guests stay
pleasant and agreeable. The Fauquier Springs
are celebrated all over the country. Their
medicinal qualities are universally acknowl-
edged, and the improvements made to the
one OF the best summer resorts on this side of
the Atlantic.
Its natural advantages are unsurpassed, and
there is no similar place patronized by more
or better class OF people In search OF health
and recreation during the summer months.
The hotel is most eligibly situated so as to get
the benefit Of the exhilarating breezes pre-
vailing there even on the hottest days. Al
though the season only opened on Tuesday
last the hotel is already nlled with guests.
More are expected, and there Is every indica-
tion that the present season Will be the most
brilliant known there for years, and Fauquier
has been conspicuous for the gaiety OF Its sea-
son.
With their Characteristic enterprise and lib
erality Messrs Tenney & Co. signaliZed the
opening of their hotel by grand banquet and
hop, which were participated In by q fashion
the best families OF the country. All were loud
in praise Of the comforts and attractlveness OF
the house and very thankful to the proprletors
OF the hotel for the liberal spirit displayed in
their entertainments. 1t Is safe to say that
the successful management of this no stelry in
present season, which Will not close until the
10th OF October.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-22
The National Bank Bill.

When our report closed yesterday the Senate
had under consideration tho House bill to
enable national banking associations to ex
tend their corporate existence.
The section before the Senate was the one
authorizing the Issue of gold certificates.
The pending amendment to allow silver GER
tifcates, as well as the new gold certificates,
TO be counted by national banks as q part of
their lawful reserve, and to be used in the set.
tlement Of clearinghouse balances, was
adopted without debate.
MIR. Aidrich moved to allow the Secretary of
the Treasury in his discretion to suspend the
issue OF the gold certificates whenever the
Treasury available for the redemption of
United States notes falls below 500, ,OOO, 600,
After further remarks the pending motion
prevailed as amended, at the instance of Mr..
ingalls,, so as to absolutely prohibit tho certif-
Gates being Issued in the contingency named.
Mr.. Coke offered and advocated an amend
ment requiring the silver certificates to be ac.
cepted In the settlement of clearing-hous
balances.
Upon the suggestion of Mr.. Pugh tho amend.
ment was modified that no national bank
shall become a member of any clearing house
in which the silver certificate Shall not be re-
ceivable in the settlement OF clearing house
balances.
Mr.. Pugh remarked that this prohibition
would operate alone upon the fiscal agents OF
the Government and would not affect the
rights OF others.
The amendment was agreed to-yeas 20;
nays, 20.
Mr.. Beck offered and advocated a provision
forbidding the practice Of certifying checks
when a dealer has no equal amount OF funds
on deposit. feature of 1t requiring the inter.
position OF an order by the bank directors for
the entry Of deposits was objected to by Mr.
Hoar as involving loss TO business men by de-
lay, and was stricken out.
Mr.. Allison asked and obtained unanimous
consent TO an agreement by which debate Will
closed at O'Clock to-day.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-22

The following were the ruling prices In the
washington market to-day:
on dMEAIs.Beofoasirloin, ,. a, 25c.; portorhouse,
l5c.; Clipped, 30c.; beef tongue, 65c.; lamb,
25c.; veal, 12E@25c.; breast, 15@1Sc; ba-
con, 14(d15c.; mutton, 15G20c.; pork, 14tG15
C.; sausage 15c.; hams, 16@17c.i shoulders,
FIsH-Rock flsh, large, 15@2Oc. y fb; do.
small, 25d35c. bunch weak fish, 12k()15c.
' Id halibut, 15@2Oc. = fb; perch, 35940c. y
bunch; Holsters, 12H915c. Y ib; herring,
15e: bunch; snappers, l21ac. ib; pike,
mncserei n3e; iO hoe shsd 6oa75c per pair Spanish
PouLTIY.-chickens, 6Oc 9s1 vpair; ducks,
75c:@S1.25 pair; geese, $1aI.50 each !;
turkeys, 15G1Sc. ID.
creamery, 35Ca40c.; New York and illinois, SIS
@40c.; roll butter, 2593Oc.; eggs, 25c. v
doz,; cheese, 15(d20c. fb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irish, ,4O95Oc. PIX. /:
new' do;, 4oc.C .Ca6oc, = PIX; yams, 40@5O,. y
bunch; carrots, &c. bunch; spinach 2O9
3Oc. v PIX; cabbage sprouts, 3OG1Oc. y pix.
oyster plants, sc. bunch; turnips, 2003Oc.
PIX; kale, 15@20c pk.i lettuce, 3(d5c /;
radishes, Babe. bunchi asparagus, 5aSc. y
bunch; spring onions, Be. v bunch; Bur
muda, SOC. Y PIX; caulifiower, 10@15c.; egg
plant, lOig1be.; green peas, 2OG25c. v pix.
tomatoes, 1Oc. box; squash, 30,d4Oc. Y doz.
cucumbers, 3Od40c. y doz.
FRUITs.-Oranges, Soc doz.; lemons, CSC
Y doz.; cocoanuts, 00c. v doz.; bananas, 4Oc.
doz.; French prunes, 20G25c. v fb; Valencia
raisins, l5c. y tb; London layers, 25c v fb
currants, lOc. v ID; prunels, 25c. ib lemon
strawberries, S@15c. v qt; peaches, 2Oc. /
box; cherries, 10G15c. v at.
CANNED GooDS.-Boston baked beans, 25c
apricots, 2oc.i egg plums, 35c.; Bartlett pears
pfb. wv
The Evening critic., 1882-06-22
brewster ON Cameron.

In September, 1877, Attorney General
Brewster, not then in offlce, but 'oping to be,
was interviewed by the Philadelphia Times.
In the course of their interview he thus spoke
OF Senator Don Cameron: ssDon Cameron has
neither mind, attainments, dignity OF charac-
ter, knowledge Of public affairs, party service
or personal worth to warrant his advance
ment, and he has no record but bad one as
an fntriguer and manager of bad men. He
was first forced into the War Department., as
the price OF his offer to betray his State and
renominate General Grant, and after being
there he was so base-born In his notions OF
decency and gentlehood as to solicit and urge,
by all the mean arts of political contrivance,
that he should be retainedIas the companion OF
cabinet officers and gentlemen who did not
want him. Failing In that, by the coarse
brute force Of organized power he jostled his
old father out of his place, thrust himself into
Senate where he Will be an object of derIson
and disgust The public are sick OF these
odious men, and the public Will do away with
them. We have destroyed human bondage in
the South; we will next break down political
bondage In the North and South.