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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Ctnrimnatt, O.,
2O4 8tnesetrake,

bobe S9uIter. Oils er naber fam, tonnte
i'd aud fem @eii9t senauer betradten, &c
trus bic Spuren Der gri9laffuns, feline
Wansen pareu ein9efaIen, bic bifen 9ipz
pen binsen ~fraftlos berab, bod sldnste
unter ben si9ten Brausn elm Gnaapfel
berpor, Der pom ieiuem uriprinalid m
Slang nidts uerIoren gu babsn i9isn.
@r mari mir einsn miBtrauiiden Bid
Su, bod muBte bic ltnteriu9ung nidt ln=
9initis fir mid ausfaIen, benin Id9elnb
tam sr auf uns ;u, nabm feline Mise al
unb fraste:
Sabe i'd bic Gbre, Germ Sslir &o5bed
3u sriiBen?
Sa, 5rsunS, Der bin i9, mar meme lnts
mort.
Der Rann nabm mir meme @eiietaide
ab, unS mir iesten uniern @es fort.
@ie sebt es meinsm Sbeim? fraste i'd.
Gut, 5err 6sIir, bas beiBt 70 gut ais
m6sIi9.
@rpartst sr mt52
Natirli4; er bat mid sei9idt, Sic abs
subolsn.
gr lit bod ni9t franz, Der quite Snta?
Eranf2.. .gtein, ni6t trant.
9ott let Oant, SaB i9 i'm seiunb ans
treffe.
@eiunb? r.. .Gein, ssiunS lit er aud
ni9t.
2aiIen sic ss gut iein, iaate Der Bauer
Ia9eno, NsIis Spriutbabn 1T ni6t better
wie elm leeres 8ierfab, man mag barauf
i9lasen 10 uiel man min, IS tommt immer
nur elm BOILER Con beraus, iOnif nidts.
Sd bin elm SAB, bas ii9 ni9t bon iebem
unsapfsn IdBt, brummte Ser @lte, barum
ieio Sbr bOie auf mid, 8a6ter gefs, bod
IS bilft Sud nt4ts, Der Rrabn bIeibt psrs
i3lOfen.
Sin paar anbere 2anSbepobner bolten
uns iett elm unb mir idpissen; mein erifer
8esleiter Sos NIT ieinsn nsuen @efdbrten
in bic Serberse, BON Der CT porbin geipros
den bate uno i5 bIisb nit benz &nsdte
meines SnteIs ALIEN.
Io9 stpa einen Steinpurf melt ainaeu
mir fiji nebsn sinanber. Der alte Maun
i6ien ni5t iebr rebieIig gu lein unS ebsn
oa6te i9 barber na6, mas i6 iaaen
wollte nm bas S5wsisen an breden, ais
er mir supor fam unb isinerieits bas @ort
nabm.
Ni5t pabr, Serr Selir, Der Bauer Bets
bat Sbnen uieI SSiss pon Sbrsm Sntel
seiast? fraste er.
8ie wiBt Sbr bas? ueriette i'd eritaunt.
Sas 1T 10 feline 9spobnbsit; er bat
siren sriinSli6en SaB auf Ssrrn &obbed,
rpe9en Der Senutung Ginger Mtorgen Cans
oes. Sa i9wdrSt er i'm II alentbalben
an nnb ipeit @ift sesen ibn ME Elm feuriser
Sra9e.
90 BARI id isinen @Orten teiusn @Iaus
ben i3enten2
Sast ein 6sinb ieuals bic @abrbsit2
Sin @efibI aufri9tiser Sreube ienfte
iid mir ms Sers. @ottlob, mein Sdrefs
Ten, meire gnsit mar unbesrinbet seweien,
elm Mtenid, ben Der SaB su faIi9em 3euas
| nip antrieb, bate meinen SnteI uerlelmbet.
0as bo9te i9 wobl! rief i9 gIifli6,
mas er mir ba poridpdtte iibsr bic @eiie,
in Der mein Sntel isin SsrmSsen erporbsn
baben ioute....
60? Ilio aud bariiber bat Der S6lins
gel 9eipro9en? unter6ra9 mid Nelis.
SaS 9%aitsrmaul!
Ni6t wabr. 6reunb, IS warsn lautsr
9isen, mein Sbeim usroiente gllss bur3
Sanoel, bur9 ebrliden 9anoell
Sa gewis, Serr 6slir.... Sur6 ebrs
li6en Sanoel, 10 pabr Nelis Sprint5abu
aufrs9t in ieineu S9ubsn sebt.
Bel bieisn lettsn @orten i9ittelte sr
in eissntbimli6er @siie ben &opf unS Elm
trampfbafteS @rinien sntltelts feline Sise,
bod baSwdbrte nrr einsn %9usenblit; Der
arme Weni4 muBte on ben Nsrpsn Isibsn.
Ncrtissuns fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

Sitter gu i9afien, bic iber bic @rsn3e ses
i9musselt waren ober sei9musselt wers
ben %iolten. 90 ifrSmte benn bas @elb
baufenweiie in feline 8iitsn, unb als er
senus su baben slaubte sos er mad Sifes
gbem, fi9 a%us3uruben. Seben sic nun
Elm, rparum SIR Sbeim ben @srtb bss
gsIbes ni9t su tennen i9eint2
Old, es rpdre grauiam, wenn sic mid
tduidten, ieufste i'd uou aufridtisen
Summers, Sbre Worte betriibsn unb ers
i9reden mid.
Warum2 Oaraus brauden Sie ii9
ni9ts gu MAIDEN; ss iinb Serm6seu senus
bier an Der @rense, bic senisIben uripruns
baben, man sibt ii4 ni@t einmaI bic
Miibe, es gu usri6ueisen.
Sd iaste tein @ort mebr unS lief ben
Gopf auf bic Sruf i%intsn; es i6nsrste
mid, slauben 81 iolen, baB Ohm San,
ben id ais meinen 8obItbdter liebem
muBte unb mollte, einem 10 eisentbimliden
unb minbeitens sueifeIbaften @eperbe iein
Germ0sen gu u~eroanfen baben ielte. Sn
nj. fern elm iol9ss 9ewerbe itrafbar unb
unebrli9 Jet, paste ib ni9t 3u enti9eioen,
bod mat es mir flar, baB es te9tmaBisere
@ese CAB, @sIb gu uerbiensn.
9lus Sur9t, BET Bauer m6dte mir nod
unerfreulidere Oinse iiber meinen Sntsl
mittbeilen, idloB i'd bic aussn unb that,
ais Oh i9 i9Iiefe, bod ba@te i9 unaufs
bOrIi3 iber feline &eoen mad bis i'd enoIid
gu Der @rtenntniB selanste, baB es mir
ni9t sufebe Su unteriu9en unb gu uers
urtbeilen, mas mein Ontel friber setban
baben tonnte. Mir s~eseniiber batte er ii9
itets pie ein sweitsr Sater seSeist, meme
gltern batten ibn seebrt unb seliebt, i9
felt fri5eiter Rinbbeit feline @obItbatsn
senOfen. glus Gfi6tsefibl wolte i5 su
perseiieu iu9en, mas Der Bauer mir ses
iast unS meinen Sbetm Sarum ni9t peni:
ger a9ten unb lieben, wie ia bic Oantbars
teit uub bas nutirIide @efibl es forbsrten.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
FULL OF FUN.

|
Tho Prince of Wales Is entitled 70
wear seventy different uniforms, but ho
never puts on more than ono at time.
This Is his uniform habit--Arkdnsd,o
Traveller.
Cant Get Ahead OF Her.
A man may Jaw and engage I'm strife.
And man may have his say;
but he can't, for his life, get ahead OF his
| wife,
because hc amt built that way.
--GorhamlM lMountdineer.
=" Oh, ma, don't you think Mr..
Slimkins has most excellent timbrc o.
voice?" Timber? Is that it? I
wondered what gave It that sort o.
wooden-liko sound. "-Chicago Ncrs.
--"S Six of ono and half.a-dozen Of
the other. ."--Mothcs Mercy, children,
what are you making such u noise
forp" Childrcn's Chorus-"Why. to
keep the baby quiet, mamma."-Har.
per's Bazar
Old Mr.. Bcntly- 81 see that at the
base ball game yesterday the home club
put in It's strongest battery" Old Mrs.
Bently-"You don't tell me. ] wonder
what they'll do with electricity ncxt1"
~ y independent
What arc the wild waves say
ing'" asked a flip young man of a
sharp girl ON the beach at Old Point
"Thoy are saying they are glad they
are not fresh" she answered. sweet
and ow.-Cincinnah Merchants 7rar-
.ier.
-" What are you reading. dear?"
asked tho father. Dumas story, the
Three Mousquetaircs.'" replied the
daughter. +" The Three Mosquitaircs?'
Never heard Of it. Something about
New jersey 1 suppose."-Ifttsburgh
Chronicle.
-"Spcll 'furzc,'" said the STRIPPING
school teacher to the barcfootcd boy
with hole in the knee Of his pants.
"F.u.r.z.c, firzc," said the hoy. rub
bing the flies from one leg with the
other foot. "What does it mean'"
"Plcasc. sir, it's what grows on your
facc."-Chicaqo Ledger
The Spanish and German barks are
having bowling time at zap. Each
Spitz at the other and exhibits very
pug-nacious spirit. German cur.age is
liable to make Spain-ycll. This will do
for pointer to some other terrier who
would like to take n whack at new
found land. Setter up.-SL Paul Her.
aid.
--"Will you give me them pennies
now?' said q big newsboy to n little
one after giving him u severe thump.
Ing. mo, l won't" exclaimed the
little one Then III give you another
pounding" Pound away. Me and
DR.. Franklin agrees; DR.. Franklin says:
Take care OF the pence and the pounds
will take care Of themselves. "-Chi-
cdgo Tribune.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
Royal Hair Dye.

The hair Of the King of Italy is said
to be turning very white, and, according
to the Paris Figaro, this has greatly
troubled Queen Marguerite. She Is re.
ported to have procured a case of va
ri,-s dyes from Paris, and to have pre-.
sented them to her royal spouse. beg
ging him to try them. The next day,
what was her surprise at finding that
her favorite white spaniel had changed
to an apple green. The King explained
to her that before using the present she
had given him he was anxious to learn
Its effect, and so had tried one dye on
the dog. and that next he intended to
experiment on her parrot ut is need
less to add" remarks the journal. 'that
the Queen Immediately carried Oh the
box Of dyea"
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1t was found In Cincinnati that
twcnty-onc mon who had married red.
headed girls were color blind. d.-DetroH
Free Press
Crime. according TO statistics re-
Gently published, Is increasing In this
country with remarkable speed, rs
there was but one criminal in every 3.
i32 inhabitants in 1850. while in 1870
there was one in every 800; meanwhile
crime is decreasing in Great Britain.
Lord Ronald Cover says that Am
orleans have little of that disgusting
patronage of manner that prevails in
England among tho richer classes"
and none of the mo less disgusting
cringiness that MS greatly distinguishes
English merchants.
Reading. Pa. Is tho leading hat ccn-
ter of the United States, and Of the
twenty.threc establishments In the
State fifteen are located in Reading and
vicinity. manufacturing $1,000 hats an.
nually. The daily capacity of the iif.
teen factories is about 1900 dozen each
day.
William Van Tassel, of Tarrytown.
N. Y, was shot in the arm last fall
and. modification setting in, the doc.
tors gave him up, as he was too weak to
submit to amputation. His arm came
of, however, without saw or knife, and
the stump healed and he Is as well as
ever. This Is considered ono OF the
most remarkable cases on rccord.-M
y Mail.
"A man in an English theater re-
Gently Kissed through the whole per-
formancc. His action was so marked
that he was finally asked why he did
so, as the performance was one of un-
usual merit. He explained that his
throat had been operated on some time
before, and that It contained silver
tube. Whenever he was unusually
pleased a Kissing noiso was tho result
Professor Cunning states that the
bowlder recently found In Madison. N.
H., is the largest travelled rock ever
seen and reported by man. Six feet
from the ground 1t has q circumference
of three hundred feet, with height OF
thirty. The rock Is feldsparic gran
ito, of type common in the Coos
group. 1t is proposed to name 1t tho
CLARK Bowldor." in honor Of the dis
coverer. !
The one cheap thing in Japan is
the washing. which Il well and beauti-
fully done at the laundries in every for
eign settlement at the moderate rate OF
| $3.50 for 100 pieces. The skirt or sim
| gle pieco OF the most elaborate frilled
and puckered dress Is counted on at q
cents. as we'll as single handkerchief,
and the smallness Of the laundry bills
is q perpetual surprise and the grsasesi
comteFs ~ life
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
he WAS AFRAID.

Ny Sadie Aurclia. she drives every day
ny the side OF the sea where the bright biz
lows play,
And uncommonly pretty she looks as she sits
In u tailormadc costume. the neatcst of fits.
Aud handles the ribbons with sportsmanlikc
zeal;
Aud her fingers are little, but hrmer than
steel.
The turnout Is as neat as you'N fint lar aud
wide,
And ,rlm ii,,lc tiger sits pcrchcd by her
side.
All. lovely Il sadie. and happy am
To be blessed with her bow as she passes
me by,
Tor She smilc' upon mc In her beauty and
style,
Aud sweet Is ner glance when she dclgns to
bcguile.
Aud you wonder, pcrchancc, why don't take
the cue
30 graciously given. and Venture 10 woe,
Aud Ger the smooth road of loves future To
piiAc
Oisplaclng the tiger who sits by her side.
Well. yes. she Is fair; she is lovely, In truth;
She has gold. she has grace, sh. hus Wit. che
has youth;
And thick -hUd have me II asked hard
enough.
Aud the road of the futures not like to be
rough
hut steel are her fingers, and steel I. her
eve.
And Just look at hc' touch Us she iiicks OF
tha, ny.
All, hOw should I like IL, tn win such bride,
Aud to he just tn. tiger who sits 10y her sdcy
-yssE
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
SHREWo TRADERS.
Some "Reminiscences OF Horse and Cattle
Dealers.

Some "Reminiscences OF Horse and Cattle
Dealers.
A crop of anecdotes about horse and
cattle men have been brought out by
the State Fair One Of the characters
about whom the horsemen are full OF
"reminiscences is old Bob Walton, who
used TO come down to Maine from Bos.
ton and buy good many horses. Bob
once sold horse TO man with the as
surance that the horse could make q
mile in three minutes. The buyer found
that he could not drive the beast mile
in less than four minutes to save his
life. and so he told Bob.
"Walton," said he. 'you told mo
this horse could go mile in'thrce min.
ulcs, but he can't so 1t in less than
four"
"Well," said Bob, "a man must be
in terrible hurry II he cant wait ono
minute"
Among tho cattlemcn the stories arc
going. too. They have revived the old
story about the Vassslborough Quaker
who told buyer who was examining a
yoke of cattle: That nigh OK is tho
best OK ever saw. and ! do not sec
why tho of OK isn't just rs good. v
The man bought, the oxen and found
that the nigh OK was a good one, but
the Off OK was good for nothing. He
reproachcd the Quaker for lying to him
about the cattle.
Friend" said the Quaker, 81 did
not lie. told thee that the nigh OK Is
the best OK ever saw, and don't SEQ
why the of OK isn't just as good-but
he isn't"
They tell another yarn about this
same Vassalborough Quaker. He sold
o man pair Of cattle, and told him
they had never troubled him by break.
ing down fences or walls The mex,
day after buying them the purchaser
found them in neighbor's garden.
They had broken over the wall aud
were tramplng down the vegetables
and eating the corn.
look here! said he to tho Quaker.
81 thought you said those cattle never
troubled you by being breachy."
Friend" said tho Quaker. 81 never
allow such things to trouble me-
Leoiston (Me.) Journal
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
His First Truth.

Bumby came into Johnson's Office.
looking blacker than the dark Of the
moon. and Topped down in chair.
whats up?" inquired johnson.
"why. that internal editor called me
q liar, q while ago"
"Arc you sure Of itP"
"Of course am. A friend told me
he had heard him say So"
"Well. WELL" exclaimed johnson. in
some excitement, getting up to go out,
excuse me; I must 60 and have tho
report confirmed. II Is the first time i
ever heard Of that editor telling the
truth. "-Merchant Traveller.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
,HIS GAIT IS CORRECT.
sfr. Dunder's Remarkable Coolncss Unds
Trying Circumstances.

Trying Circumstances.
"May be l vhas insultcd?" he said.
Ms no took a chair in the Central Station
yesterday and tiscd very small hand.
kcrchicf TO blow very large blast from
his nose.
MAY be you werc," said the Cap
tain, as he closed tho blottcr.
81 like TO 90 oop on Myrtle street, p"
continued Mr.. Dunder. II goes oop py
Grand Rifcr, shust like my son Shake
tells me to. und by und by ! doan' find
no Myrtle street l look oop und down,
und in NIL dor alleys und pchind all dor
buildings, but doan' find him l vhas
most discouraged, when young man
comes alohg. lie looks all tired out,
bus / like to ask him, und so I says:
"'May be you knows where Myrtle
street vbas?'
=" .Eh? he says, und he puts some
Eyeglasses on his nose und looks at me
so long dot l vhas ashamed.
"I like to find Myrtle street. says.
May be you vhas so kindt und shentlo
dot you tell an oldt man like me how
to flnd it. like to SEQ my wifc's sis
ter, you know? She falls down-shtairs
und bumps all oafsr, und l like to know
II she feels hurt
''Dot's What told him, and he puts
dot cye.glass ayhay, takes a cork NIT
sbtring tied to 1t from his west pocket.
and shust so sure rs you vhas
alifc hc puts dot cork in his ear und
rhalks away! Ipelief he has der car
ache, but when goes homo my sou
Shake falls on der floor nit his laugh
ing, und he says dot vhas guy on me-
Captain. vhas dot SOP"
HYes."
'Does hc mean TO insult mc'"
81 guess ho did"
"Um! Say; Captsin"
YES"
81 vhas too long in Detroit, und
pays too mooch taxes In two wards to
put Tip nit sooch conduct! shall go
oop Grand Rifer somo more. shall
meet dot same young man. He Will
put do. cotk Id his ear for me again.
und-und-"
"Don't get excited, Mr.. Dundcr"
''Oh, dere vhas no oxcitc In me.
vhas shust so cool rs pumpkins. |
shust like to say dot i drifc dot cork
through his headt init my fist. und den
shall grab it und leadt him all over
town by der shtrins. You keep some
bolcecemans AWAY from me! l vhas all
tight on my gait!"-Dctroh Free Press.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
"A recent interestIpp exhibition OF

"A recent interesting exhibition OF
apparatus In Paris by DR.. Boudet, In.
cluded notifications Of the telephone.
adapting the instrument to variety ol
medical uses. In one form tho pulsa'
tions of the blood vessels and all sorts
Of internal operations were very strik.
ingly made audible, the observer being
able 10 hear at will the movements In
any part Of the body. Another telo.
phonic appliance detected tho presence
Of stones in the bladder, and even made
known their character when present
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12

A German writer estimates the
number Of blind persons In the world
at about 1000. 900. This Is not mere
guess, but Is based on accurate Stats.
tics, which shoy that, on tho average.
there is one blind person among every
l.4OO; hence. as this planet has abont
|. 400, ,OOO, 900 inhabitants, this would
mako 100000 blind folks. = Chicago
Journal.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12

The sting of the beo Is only ono
thirty-sccond of an inch long; 1t is said
to be imagination that p,akes it,seem %
long as q hoe-hsndle,-Ue Cook
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12
JACKSON. MISS.

Young men OF energy and intelligence
who desire TO make their way in the world
by habits OF economy and their own In.
dustrious efforts, will have the best ad.
vantages offered them in this institution
for acquiring thorough business educa-
tion.
Forty Dollars secures q scholarship Tor
compiste course In Book Keeping and Pen.
manship.
The entire expense 10 secure n Diploma
need not exceed 500, including scholarship
board, Books, Stationery and Washing.
The second session OF this well establish
ed school begins Sept. 18th, iss5.
Send for circulars and specimens OF PEN
ROUDEBUsH & WYATT,
ProprietorA
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-11-12

"A Boston family has trained q cal
TO eat baked besps-Boston Post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24
nuIIdlnr materlnl

EurgnHR Rough iumDeT, boxing, II inona
an A under, 0rAt-claHH, SIS stripping. ANl, 81 q
DO ring and flooring, clears, 50, thick clear
~ aud ~, 81; rough lumber, second ulha
SO ioiHt and Hcantling, CullH, 81 20,
IrnrFa--Firpi common white pine, q 0 co.
Be ,ond do, $3.50; third do, $40; poplar a2t
" 90, native pino ~ us; 40 y paC; nat VI
rough, 1890,
DRKasED LuhBEn-Bouns n ipohaf and
under, SO o0@27 on do lsxB go 00O.7 OO
BCantline, joiat or any common lumb
Q 70 VOL 81 boxing over u inches. $500
81 80; thioE clears ~ tol1Sa and a go O0bys 90
second class. any kind, g20
DREBaHn AND MATOlIEr FL.oonIn u.-Firs
Glass, S26; second GLASS, Bf2bl
WHITE PINE FURRIantNu LUNrBnR-lA, 1,
and inch white pine, $40; 4 inch do, $50,
CHILN0-BHAnHD on PLAIr--FirAt con
mon white pine, ", $50. "a do, S2Tb03d 90. 9. 8
poplar, n, go D0a2Ih0 poplar, y, ta269g3a1
nhtivepins ~ aiS DO, X, o2o.
POPLAR LuMBNR..-lh, ~, and inoh, 81
do inch, $50,
sHIE0LEa,- White Pine A, s.. do shaded
W.2o. 90 extra No. 1, $3.50. cypress, best, an
brand, Is; do No. 2, $40; DO No. 0, 500; nRuv
nawed hoart, 81; Eapg, ",
PIoKETs.--Whito pine, dressed ana hsAdes
square or net, 4; yellow pine DO. tS; laii
81 bOGpA so,
IIME, OHABgT, Bro.--I.ims, Austin, {,
por Dbl. Cement. Louiayill. OF Ro1enalo, s27
par bbli Portland, % per bbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan, "a per Dbl, PlGsls
BRIoE.--Fire-proof e7sO perm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-24

y go; bali hblr,, No, ], g5br No q $500
white ufh, No. 4, hif. bbia., U,7,, No =, oa.2s
DRIED horrings per box, 500. Cod nah; a.
sgn cans, sStcs ION cans, SIC; 81 cana s5Sc
oolTEr.-commen, ioo.l Ordinary, iose
lAir, 10; prime tlS, llsfo nancy, lio' old
TEA-Imperial. t,oU0; gunpowder R0Tc
HupAR-Ffne powdered ohle. Si<c,, do,
hAis shis,, 800; cut LOAF, $40 grannlaled
ttQL lard 81, Louisiana frnnuleted. --- !,
stnnderd A.tAc. ohoioe white, tA4c; yellow
Rics.-I ,ouisiana. eoge.
eAtr--CoArse, In oega,. tl.astal,fn nne IN
bass, - lake Ia nat hoop obln,, t2.i0
CAxSEp Goons.--Priccr prr aoaap, Pine
apples, standard, gi.eSi Peaches, standard, 2
lha,t tl.eb; ,ba., N,anAatQ; uec0udn, IA.
ei.Ss 3 hs, n 70 roratces standard, 2 NJ.
corn, ei.lORi.a5i Green poas, si.sS; Goose
oysteIs, mn weight; D. ,is; ~ sllo. Light
si' Sal 10 n $50 =. :. ~ scssrSi r
sgotDi. 0; Hardlnsa, American, sI.0d casa
!, pSrteu. w 1920 case ~ terawnerrleas D.
N.sOi Eagle Qondonssd milk, ss.00, crown,
Sl.sn SWISS t6.50.
per dozen, 500; IN, do. 81 50; Ia. do, y b0i
IN. do. 81; %, do. Ga.
MISREPRESENTATION, &c. soap. common
,s{o; German olive so. oandies, fail boxes
| Riuelng, SO65i,OO dozen. Colomann mustard
/ N,s00Sb.5O dosen, Mnccaroni, imported, iBoib
American, 500 box. buckets two hoops
400 dosen;well buckets, $500 doron. Hroolns
! tl.T6DS.2i doxon, Brilliant oil, bbls., lao: Eu
! pion, do, pc; do, 20 canes. t0 10 brilliant
/ Is cosoa, q 20. do, l.i2 canes. 81 o.
/ FLOUR atanafd'H Noyai Patent, % 5
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| per 100 81 S., No asa No 4 81 70. Corn mes
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| wheat, IN, &c; CTSchern X coda. 6Hl, XX
soda. To-; Xxx soda, &C.. cream 0cs gin
| ser nRpu, S2o,' lemon creams, Sho.
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