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Frank Hoch, q four-year-old boy, of Whining
ton, Dell shot himself in the abdomen Satur-
day, while playing with revolver. He is
expected to die.
A Baltimore Sun special from Lexington, Va,
says: A cave has just been discovered here. II
has not yet been fully explored, but it promises
70 rival the wonderful caverns at Luray.
M. Lamieux, Of Riel's counsel, declares that
the trial was an unfair one, there being q pre-
conceived idea that Riel was to be found guilty.
n. LOngeen has been elected to the French
senate, to succeed the late Victor Hugo.
The conference between Prince Bismarck and
Count Koinoky, the Austrian prime minister,
takes place tomorrow at Vargin.
There were 1889 deaths from cholera I'm
In Marseiiiea.
The sufferers by the fever at Plymouth, Pa,
are about TO commence legal proceedings
against the water company, to recover damages
for death and sickness caused during the cpl
demfc.
On Saturday Q party Of i've, cousisting OF
Jarvis Snyder, wife and daughter, WIN. Hozfher
and Geo Hansen, were carried over the rapids
e. ssn cs sss osss in the Columbia rivsr Orc
Gov Lloyd and about half the senate OF The
state or Maryland were at Deer Park yesterday,
the guests Of Hon. John w. Davis, ae1tstant 10
the president o. the Baltimore and Ohio road.
/ The New York democrattc stete committee
VIII meet In Saratoga on the 18th day Of Au-
gust. - determine the time end place for the
state Oo0voutlou.
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bonds, 100 bid. Washington Brick Machine
1Gsi2 bid; 40 asked. Citizens National Bank
1Ol bid. Penn. Tel. Co., 52a. bid. Chess. peake
d Pot. Tel. Co., 90 bid.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE: Mp August 1O:-virginia skies. past
30 bu to-day.
BALTIMoRE, Nd, August 1O-Cotton quiet
sree and lo es rl0ur si firm sna
DO ea9la Do f RS 6 %s sPs s5
aSo patapsco family PIP do superlatl.e patent,
nd dn s,hs1a e. rel Nd e 20 do amber
s' sspss@nss sc s
so an
PIG iugnst 5aaSS Oats higher and firm-southesn,
7aai Rye quiet s5a5a .Af Hay stsssy
and irm-prime to choice western. 17.OOaIs.O6
isoaii5 Bulk shoulders and dc Clear P0r RIB
sdes packed saa6a ,IBacon-shouaers clear rib
aauie'Iwssern packed Sail ereamery iafo Eggs
sasl Coffee Arm and qniet-Rio carsoes. ordinary
f t. far dn az W SnSar qaIe,aA soft; 81 copper
to Liverpool per steamer noininal-cotton, SEQ:
Hour Isl grain 20 per Suartsr Keceiptsaonr ss
oats. 5000 bushels rye; 800 bushels shp,ielts"'
wheat $1,000 bushels. Sales-wheat, 81 900 bushels;
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. August 1O-I D. m-Wheat ruled
weak during the entire session, closed IA lower than
CORN to poin9 b ss
and closedAugu,t, 49,; September 4l6s Oats ruled
weak, closed asas4 under FridayAugust, 26ss: Sep
tember, 20; October. 25as Rye. firm, 5Sia Whisky
steady. LIS Pork quiet and steady August. 9.52ls
easy-August, 6s5; September 6.s7a; October. g. ar
OFFICIALS GOING ADVERTISEMENTS Gene
raj Villas will endeavor to make arrangements
so as to leave the city this week for visit to his
home in Wisconsin. He will probably be absent
for a month. The First Assistant Postmaster
here and will continue the work of changing
fourth-class postmasters. He has been making
changes at the rate of 500 a week Secretary
Lamar has as yet made no plans about going
away, and he may not 60 away at all. The
First assistant Secretary Mr. Null lrow expects
sistant Secretary. Mr.. jerks, will not leave the
city until September.
ACTING SURGEON GENERAL.-During the
temporary absence of the surgeon general
Major d. L. Huntington surgeon u. 8. A., will,
by direction OF the President, take charge of
the Office OF the surgeon general and perform
his duties.
CHOLERA AT MALAGA AND GIBRALTAR
The State department is informed that there
we're four cases of cholera at Malaga on Friday,
and one at Gil braltar the day following.
NEW RETIRING BoARD-By direction of
the President the army retiring board at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, is dissolved, and the fol-
lowing board is ordered In its stead: Brig. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles; Col. Thomas II. Ruger, 18th
infantry; Major Bennett A. Clements, surgeon;
general; Major johnson v. d. Middleton, sur
KeOn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERc1A1
Name.

Tic New OK MOCK M0rsket.
The following are the opening and 500 m pr,ce,
ofthe New York stock market to-day az reported :;
special wire to H. II. Dodge $50 10th stree..
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CREMATION IN FRANcE--The Municipal

CREMATION IN FRANcE.-The Municipal
a crematory furnace in the cemetery of Pere
Lachaise, in connection with the dissecting
rooms Of Paris. The system adopted is that OF
Gorini, at present employed at Rome and Milan;
the fuel employed is wood, the temperature
does not exceed 200 degrees, and the body is
burnt up in less than two hours. The cost OF
cremating body will be fliteen francs or three
dollars, including fuel labor, ard the cinerary
urn Of common pottery. The three furnaces
ABOUT TO be constructed, burning eight hours a
corresponds to the number of bodies used In the
Partisan dissecting rooms. The cost OF these
weeks or two months, will be $4,000. The
vote of the Municipal Council Is great triumph
for the French "Society for The Propagation of
Cremation" which has been In existence now
for six years.
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DRY GOODS.

NSSSSn~o~As
FULL RLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE
n A+iNENS ER0 Pm csc TO $3.50 YAH, .z,s,
FROM Aoc. TO S1.25 PER YARD
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN HUCKABACK
arP P0W Z FR9M 12abc TO q SO FACE ,o,r 40
TO $16 PER DOZEN.
LEYS AND IRA YCIOTHa "
JUN 3 BR0MN q sons IRISH LINEN DAM.
ASK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS AND
aEkM Ne y, LINEN y DAMAsK FANCY coIoREIp
LUNCH CLOTHS, VITA DOYLEYS TO MATCH
NEW GLASS LINENS, CIR ASHES KNIFE OTHS
AND 81 WIDE TABLE CANTON FLANNEL.
CONF + kKT FIST STOCK Of BELGIAN P1LLoW AMP
QUALITIES, THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
TURKISH TOWEL g, MARSEILLES QUILTS.
SUMMER BLANKETS FROM % TO $40 PER
CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL INDIA SILKS, LOU
ISINES, SUMNER SILKS. EMBROIDERED
ROBES, AND PARAS0LS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS' IN WHITE GOODS
AND LIN EN- LAWNS.
NOVELTIES" IN FRENCH SATTEENS.
~PLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. COZ. 9th st.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Emma
c. Lake to Rhoda E. Lake, lot 10, w. and c. Is
sub Mount Pleasant; $500. Carrie E. T. Knox
81, 1896. ]. S. swormstedt to L. M. Saunders,
Evs5Sss s 81 S az
Mary 8: Williams TO Harris Webster, parts 237,
23s, 239, 2s1, and 2s2. 3. IS addition TO George
town; 81 400 Rebecca couss1 Ct al 70 r +
hall =, and Sc, H,'s addition to Georgetown;
g. NJ. A: Tappan 70 Cornelia q. Jones, lots 16
A RAID ON ALLEGED Policy MEN.-To.day
about $50 O'Clock Detectives Block and Rafi
end Of the Long bridge and captured VIM.
Grinton, Lewis Brown, Solomon Contee, John
Adams, Henry Henderson, Albert Johnson, and
white, charged with being engaged In policy.
Fridley was also charged with selling Louisiana
lottery tickets. They are held at the fifth Ere.
cinct.
"A CRANK FROM CINcINNATI.-- Yesterday
70 Se k
ago, and for three months has been living in
Baltimore, came to this city. This morning he
for putting "imaginations In his head, making
him sweat drops OF blood, and putting him out
Of shape" Sanitary o1icer Teepls took charge
RANCE OF THE THERMoxErER.-The follow.
ing were me readings e the signal omoe to-day'
$40; maximum. s2.6; minimum. 64.o.
jaiI and yerkhouss By Judge Nils to-day.
| The following merchandise was received
through the river tor the week ending August
an shi ioR snss RsHsse e.
tons; arcement. 2.46Olbs.; guano.6 so tons; qoal
ga H. :ss .sSns s7s ton. ve.srmelons, a ~
Court dock today
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RANGE OF THE THERMoxFrRR.-The follow.
ing were the readings At the sional odloe to-day;
AM, 900; AM, 6S.6; II am., 1877: 2 p.m.,
$40; maximum, 500; mininum, 64.o.
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BOWLING, Auct,oneeI

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES CONTAINED IN
STORE NO. 2511 STREET NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. THIRTEENTH
Angus 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
will sell the entire contents of the above establish
ment
aus-3t TAoMAs BOWLING, Auct.
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SIX HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TWELFTH, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my salesrooms
will sell
One Spotted Horse, sound except eyes. years old:
One pair OF Yellow Horses sound, years old;
One Nay Horse, sound, years Old:
One Sorrel Horse, sound, except eye years old
One Sorrel Mare, 10 years old, sound;
One Surrey Wagon:
Three Top Bugges;
One CabOlette OF best make.
The above stock is in splendid condition: horses will
work In either double or single harness. Sale positive
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
auI-dS AuctioMeer.
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STEAMERS.
NU N a Il d Ii n Is.

NUNA BID Ii N E.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIZ Err
FROM PIER 40. n. r. NEW YORK
AUEANIA..---sat Aug % AUBANIA.--.Sat..s Sept l9
ETRURIA.-..Sat. Aug. % ETRURIA...-SaI., Sept. %
SERvIA..... sat. sept SERvIA......-Sat. Oct. 3
AND EVERY SATURDAY from NEW YORK.
RATES OF Observation-Disclosures $50 and 500
according to accommodations.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts OF Eu
rope al lowest rates
through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
office, No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. COS 18th street.
VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & Co.
aus COS 9TH street. Washington
GENERA TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier, No. AZ North River, foot Of Morton
street. New York
NOrmande, Fransehl, Wednesday, Aug IL am
81 Laurent, de JOusselin, Wednesday, Aug. 10, pm
Amertque. Santelli, Wednesday, Aug. 26, $50 am.
SHERMAN. Iraub. Wednesday, sept 2, IL am.
Checks payable on sight in amounts 70 suit, on the
BlAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New York.
Messrs. BELL CO., Agents for the District Of
au5 Washinefon n O.
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A FAMILY STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-At
Bradford, Mimi, lightning struck the house of
Nels Enguist. the family all being in bed at the
time. The electric nuid entered every room
killing Mr.. Enguist, aged about sixty -four
years, and in another room the hired man
named Swanson, was also killed. John
Enguist, the eldest son, was i'm bed with Swan
son, and his escape was remarkable He was
badly burned on his legs and arms Four others
OF the family were also injured, three remain
ing unconscious for some time.
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NOW FINISHED.

All we want yet Is shelving. When this is done we
Will show the finest Store Room in the country. In
the meantime we shall inaugurate Grand Clearing
Sale. Crowds expected. Multitudes will respond.
Greatly marked down prices in every department.
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END OF AN ELoPEMEST.-Dr. s. s. Stoner
and Mrs. Matthias =. Helfrich, of Ironvtlle Pa
eloped early in July, and nothing was heard of
them until few days ago, when Mrs. Hell
Lewis, at Silver Springs, Pa She sent for her
husband, but he declined to see her. Stoner
was arrested while walking on the railroad
track between Mountville and Rohrerstown
and is now in Jail TO answer charges of desertion
and assault and battery brought by his wife,
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SEIZED BY AN ALLIGAToR.-John Scanlon, q
young man with q party OF excursionists,
jumped overheard from a sailboat for "A swim I'm
almost Immediately sank. His body was not
recovered. The drowned man is supposed to
have been seized by an alligator.
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CHOLERA AT MALAGA AND GIBRALTAR
The State department is informed that there
were four cases of cholera at Malaga on Friday,
and one at Gi braltar the day following,
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=. Horse and Carriage BAZAAR. $40 La ave.
WAGON HARNESS, &C, &C. EVERY TUES
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN:
WEATHER.
Parties haytng Horses, Carriages Or WAGONS to dis-
pose OF Will ind this the best method We nave con-
stany on hand 1t private sale large and wen assert
60 STOCK OF Wagons, Carriages Bugges Harness &C.
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THE SALVATION ARMY SUED FOR POSSES
SION OF GIRL.-A cablegram from London
says: Efforts are being made to secure the re-
turn to her mother Of the missing girl named
AliZa Armstrong, who is Illegally held by the
Salvation Army. Mrs. Armstrong accuses Gen,
Booth, the leader Of the salvation Army OF
sending his agent to decoy her daughter from
home for the purpose Of making the girl q spec
facle as minor saved from life of wicked
ness by the salvationists The girl is thirteen
fallen women, started by the Salvation Army,
and thence to the town Of Loriol, i'm Drome,
France, where she again disappeared Cen
Booth refused to surrender the girl, and her
mother has applied to the courts for aid in re-
covering her child.
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ACTING SURGEON GENERAL.-During the
temporary absence of the surgeon general
Major D. L. Huntington surgeon, U. s. A., will,
by direction OF the President, take charge of
the Office of the surgeon general and perform
his duties.
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WALKIKs< 2o4 10TH 81. r. W-CARDON
w t4ed Moth Proof rApoe, g pr yord: Whll0WasA
Rsnshes cheap Charcoal. PitcA, hn 01 md Mick
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Auction SALES.
This EVENING.

N II. HEMPLER's oPTICIAN STORE,
III. AKA Pennsylvania avenue.
Oror. and H.r,r. cf.saes Astronomical and Field
TELESCOPES, Thermometers, BarOmeters MlcroscoRes,
Magnetic Compasses, Magic Lanterns SHOES LIS III
EVENING bargains during the day. aoI-ZM-
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PROMINENT PHILADELPHIAN SUES FOR
DIvoRCE.-The Philadelphia Press states that
Mr.. Henry w. Bartol, OF that city, has institu-
ted suit for absolute divorce from his wife, Mrs
Mary c. Bartol. Mr.. Bartol i'm his sworn afli-
davit charges his wife with Illicit relations with
Mr.. John Draper, a wealthy society man OF New
York, assistant city solicitor, William ID. Kelly
Jr., and divers other persons. Mr.. Draper being
asked about his relations with Mrs. Bartol re-
piled: "They have been only those of a gentle
man towards lady. know nothing about the
matter, and have heard OF no divorce proceed
1nss. have no statement to make for pubica-
tion." MIR. Kelly said Mrs. Bartol was "A friend
of his sister, and that he had nothing more to
say about the case. Mrs. Bartol is a brunette of
perhaps thirty, vivaclous in spirit, and de-
cidedly handsome, with host OF friends and
defenders in the best circles She is the mother
OF three pretty children. Her husband is pos
sessed of large wealth, and interested with his
father in sugar refinery. He also a MEN,
Der of the committee Of one hundred, and lat
terly has been prominent in connection with
the scheme to reorganize the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad company, and at the head of
the Bartol committee. He is probably thirty
five. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartol were married Feb
ruary !, 1879. Mrs. Bartol is now living with
her parents at Cheney station. The children
are with her. Mr.. Bartol is in Virginia.
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DR LEON, THE OLDEST AND
II only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city can
be consulted daily AGA ST.. bet lla and 9TH SITS u W.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consultsr
Once always open. auS-bgs
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DRY GOODS

,PRlNTs---A ,lmack, fancy, 6 I'D; Man
CHESTER or, Ltnold, o, American, b 10.
Pacihc, b IT,. Hamilton, Sly; Gloucester
~ Gloucester, imnsr 3 -; Gloucester
siitet grey, ri allen, 3 II; Lodi. a;
simpson, h; Eddystone, @; Simpson mng.
% Alien pink and purple, G; 81 pson Sri
yer grey, q; Richmond, pink ana pnrplc. &.
Dunneil splrtlng,A 10; Ragettu SHIFTING
"a Allen cneck, h4i Peabody, black, d 10:
simpson, black, g; Rosedale 4l2.
BROWN SHEETlEG--CrOwn, z p: Au-
gusta, o. Ettrich Ill, 5; Charter Oak, 3 -.
1--we OAK, d International, 8 l.2; Laurence
~, u Gltndalei bii Enterprise, q; Glen.
dale, Esi Boat All -; Admission, 8I-2
Brown SHIFTING Cast Iron, S; Farm.
ers, l-ii Honest, Ii; Pocahontas, I ii:
Lockwood, 8 81; Manatoba, 5 il; Bedford
T., 4 II.
, HLEACHEp SHWTING-N6w York 10 10:
"amsuiln, 100; LangdOn, o; Lon,daie, n, /:
iousuale eambrc, ~; Masonville, 1873.
LUZ Oh gle Loom a-ii Gold Modal, l.2;
TIcNNG-Am6ikoou, A OA,ls; Amos
keus A. II; swift River, "a; Standard
Y ~ E1slon Ny, lOl {; Eastm AA, m:
Oakland fancy, o. Acme ODD, SIX;
i sSS'i.Is nv l2ndard " .; Pearl River,
I-sgi Sluley awning, l5.
,, sillPEs-llam!iopj lO4; Thondylie,
lVi American, o.; Rock River y, knlclgb
@si unknown, d-3i VA JcwUtJ City, S;
Unknowu.6 3, 10.
=. pENiNs- AmosEeag lg.i Otis, 1871;
York, lOsy Warren, 1857.
CiIEcEs AND PLAIps-Mouut Pleasant,
4 C0trubai "a; OLD Dominion, :. Mem.
PMS, l-l; Queen City, q ii, Augusta. 7.
tennessee, TO; CuttOndgle, Z; Cunberland
check, 2; 5lbloy ~
GINUltANs Bates, Led; Statewide, s;
McsiNille, q; Bates Dress Plaid, .: Scotch
y. T., II l.., AmOSkeag, s lei; 'BeIioview.
Z les Washington, D; Mindcmero 4 10
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NANnWAMn - vrrALs-

ANEs-Collins, 3 Dozen, 500: Gold Dol
lar 4, dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, "a dozen,
$50; Double Bit, 1900
skILETs And LIDs-rtc q ID; sugar
kettles, &c fs 10.
TIN PLAfE-I { iOxll, q box. s Oo;I. @.
llN2i. a. box s 90; TeNnO liX@O, "a box. 7 30.
TCrno, alX2S, il box, II 80
TINWARE-Pieced, discount % 3 cont .
stamped, discount 80 II cent
SOLD mo !, Be; No. \ and =, lSc n II
DUCK HoRsE CoLLARs--No. /, 4I5 a doZ
hAMEs.,Two loop, $50 g dozeni three
loop, 70 4 dozen,
TACKs--lu boxes, 100 papers, 22ja box
CRUZ HoEs--9 dozen, 30; railroad
picks, Il dozen, 8 90,
MATrOukS--f Is dozen s o..
RUBBER BELrtNG.-DiscOuut 80 q cent
kAILs-3,O0, rate
count 40 per cent; AmeS list, Steel goods.
discount 10 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished
gOOi poles, Is %; sngletreos, wagons, SO,
lect, l,1oi buggy, 2 %; express, $50; wagon
tongues, 10 CO., hickory aXles, 10 W; holsters,
a'1bi coupling poles, 40; spOkes, xxx, Sc
lect, P. 20; NNN, 25J; sawed lelloes, IsL, LIS:
=, zoo; Bowden shoes GEO; northwestern
horse nails, Not 600; z, 6.25; s, 800; bar
ron, lc ratej pillow steel, &c; spring steel,
Sc; cast steel, lSc.
BuuGEs-Grado II, and spring ton, GO 90
TO S0J.OJ; 90. open, 1000 20 GO.d0; do sido
spring top, 1000 TO 1850; do. side bar,
lUlOO TO 1870 30; do. phWtons, 1850 TO 100 O1;
grade A, side spring, 1870 % to $50 90; do,
phWtons, llO,Ol 10 10000; bump seat bugg es
40 % To- 5000; platform springs, no 0Oto
lsV'lOi three spring wagons, 0O0O TO los.
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LIOUuIlA
ALcoHoL-Per gnllon. 2 a1toaaz.

ALc0HoL-Per gallon, tO2S7.
bEANDIHs-Dome per gallon, 1 80 ia
9Uli imported Cognac, 1877, per gallon, 1 so.
le,l, . lbi $50, o. 20; 1865, SO; lt65 40: l6S.
oUOi l6tN, 10 50; Oiard, Dupuy q Cos Cos
nae 1919, 80; 1870, %; 1851, 90; lSiS, 10 g5.
blaquet, bubouche 4 Co.'S Cogngc. ISIS.
40; 1870, 90; 1878, 800.
GIN domestic, per gallon, 70 ~ . 90.
import Holland, 3 90 31j; ST. Robert Bur.
uetts old Tom, per cask. s % to 100, IIol-
lanG, per case, 7 50 30 10 0U.
WHISKY Rectined, 0j per cent. proof.
per gallon, ! 30; Western, / 30 to 40; Bour-
bon, 10 TO 3 80; Rye, l - TO 3 80 Scotch Inn
P9rteo' % 10 1875. Irish imported, 4 . TO
UHAMPAGNE5-Piper Hcldselck, quarts,
per dozen, - %; j krug * Co.,, quarts. per
dozeu, u 90; MOur d Chuud m, Sillery
MouSseuN, por dozen, p q. Gotilct. pGr
lo1eni Is W; g II. Mumm & Co.'S Dry
Norway, p I5i Extra Dry, 900, piuts, 2 10
WINES California clarct, ngr gblIou. 75e.
Hleniaudeli mol, per gallon, / O0to 10; i'm,
ported clAfels, ordinary, per Cusk, 10 0O 10
~ tui ianily c.arets, per casll 20 % to rs 90.
me clareis, per cask 100 90 10 10 90; Me
zoe, per case, 6OJi 50 Julian, per case, g so;
MHrgauNi per case, 90; POute Cauot, ppr
case, 10 OJi Lacrosse, per case, II 20: Leo
Ven, Per case. u %; Chateau Ianite, per
cuSti ~ wv ordinary, per case, 20 10 . 10.
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DRUGS

ActDs-Sulphuric, res CslUoy. IS, cltric,
per pound, 80 10 00e; oXallc, per pound,
~ ls2i t0ricric, powdered, per pound, 81
CUISINE C W., ezs, - =. 8 w, cans.
~. u. q Son os7, -; B. 4 Sons, cans, ~.
OtIs-Borgtmot sandersOn's per pound,
~; lemon, Sanderson's, IS; peppermint /,
bD; winicrgrecn,2 %; olive, Malaga, 1 25
. PoTAsu-Bromldc, per pound, 49,; lodlde,
,oSoAps-Castilo, notified, plr pound, s TO
lOci CASTLE, white, lAtol5
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carh, por
pound &c, alum, 3 10 8; arrow root, Ber-
muda, 10; bnlsam copaiba, 81 borax, rn-
nned, ~ TO ~; nnlomsl run, -i' castor oil,
per gallon, | 4S to W; cas- 10 buds, per
loun9i 10 TO 49, cream tartar, pure, per
pound, SicOrrOsivo subllnnie per pound
ooi ohloniorn, per pound, 81; extract log
wood, BULK, per pound, ~ 10 a.; glycerIne
bulk per pound, 10 TO 10 l-2; iodine, resub-
Minated, per pound, OO; leaves buchu,
short, per pound, 2J leaves SIENNA,
Alex per pound, 10; morphla, sulph, per
strychnia, crystals, Is TO 20; tapioca, per
pound, !; wax, white, per pound, 10 20 Co.