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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

At length her subjects rcioiced in the
knowledge Of new element In the queens
lfc-hor rapidly increasing grandchildren.
As She retired from public view through at'
lection. SO She rciurncd She began 10 make
longer visits. 90 be- seen much more, and fin
ally delighted her people aud many foreigners
by her visits TO Germany and Other parts Of
the continent.
Fashion writers in many lands have amused
their readers with mild satire on her majcs
ty's drawing room etiquette, md the question
Of hieh neck or dccolcic dresses No her recep
tions became an almost iniergational one
She has insisted ON the old style, however,
and those who would be received by the queen
IN high neck dresses must got a permit from
the lord high chamberlain on the ground OF
ai,c. ill health or inlruity. All these things
show that her majesty IS Interesting herself
more i'm social matters, and the successive
marriages Of her grandchildren occupy her
mind greatly. especially that Of Prince Albert
Victor. oldest SON Of the Prince of Wales, and
therefore prospective king BY the royal
marriage act be- cannot espousc Roman
Catholic, and just at present Protestant prin-
ccssos Of suitable rank are scarce. IL Is wills
pcrcd that he is very much in love with Prin-
cos, Victoria Of Tcck. oldest daughter Of the
Duke Of Cambridge and bis cousin in the
third degree only. but her majesty Is decided
Is opposed 20 their union
Not long agohcr ma jest y delighted an Amer
lean admiror. an officer, Icy sending request
for am autograph of Gen Andrew Jackson.
whom as she said. shcgrcatly admired. Dur
ng his carly political career Cen jackson
wrote letter 10 Col Botcllcr, a southern
congressman, asking him 90 get bill passed
prohibiting the delivery of Madison Sunday
hcthought there was no necessity torit This
letter was thought the most suitable to send
10 her majesty, and IL was forwarded accord
ngly
I'm urivetc life the queen has many mor'
amusempnts than is generally imagined. Sh'
is specially fond of parlOr theairicais ano
tabl.aux viyauts. and during her stay in Tho
Isle of Whit last year the Princess Beatrice
devised many tablcaux, She and her husband
Henry OF Battcuberg, taking the leading
parts. Among tine scenes which particularly
ploa.el the queen were those Of solomon re
ceiving the queen Of Shcha aud Sir Walter
Ralcigh spreading tho cloak for Queen Elm
beth. OF course the fashion took and Lon
lon had ruu Of tahlcauxand lcrlor ilcaln
Gals. The queen also docs "a great deal o
writmg-much more than Is common among
people Who are not compelled TO do u. Sh'
writes her own letters 10 20 surprising degree
and nearly always has some piece of litcr"r,
composition ON hand Perhaps She will have
n volummous worl, for posthumous Fhlica
ton. and perhaps, Ike other considcrat
scrihblers. She keeps what she writes only
long enough TO get dissatisfied with it aa'
then destroys it, Her published journal i
we'll remembered.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, May 27.--No sales Of loose
;obaccos to-dht.
No tobacco offered at auction on
Change to-day.
lhice of the United States Collector
OF Internal Rescnue reports collections
to-day as follows: Tax paid OH cigars and
cigarettes. 81 447.05, tax paid on to-
baccos. 81 ,065.9G; tax paid, special,
SHY. TolBl collections for city to-
day, sB,lit.0i.
Farmers, Allegheny, Wilson's, 'ren-
shaw s, Shockce. Centre. Davenport :
Blanchard's. Old Dominion. S@abrook s
ard Myers warehouses report l52 hogs
heads and / tierccs delivered to day.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day. Inspections, rs hossheads, re
inspections, AZ hogsheads.
Registered ut the Tobacco Exchange
n. r. Bow man, Lynchbufg. Val i. l..
Gum. Henrico county; w. S. Venable'
Petersburg; John \. Brarder. Louis
vile. KY: f. 3. Elan, Chase City; w
A. Rabbit. Oxford, n. c.
Sales of tobacco reported 10 the secre
tary to-day: Wrappers. SO hhds., fill
efs. 4 hhds. smokers, II bids; darks,
q hhds. Total sales reported to-day.
IS hhds.
The Richmond tobacco market show
ed more activity to-day. The stock OF
old ,srdppers has been greatly reduced
of late, and inquiry for desirable colorD
old stock tobaccos grows stronger daily,
and holders firm. &. Mel.
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In his book on jonathan and His Conti-
ncnt.n Max O'Rell describes how America
enjoy themselves at the winter resorts III
south. He tells somewhat derisiyely OK
they get up and breakfast and then sit =.
rocking chairs on tho piazzas and wait for
lunch time-then 70 rocking chairs again,
where they wait for dinner-after dinner
rocking chairs again until bedtime. This Is
n GOOD deal tho STYLE Of it in the southern re-
sorts but the rather dull Frenchman seems
to think they would be better engaged In PIC
MICS and excursions, and fishing or gong
about. but if he had known Americans bet
ter. he would know that TO many rocking
chair. on a piazza with tho pleas > OF fresh
air warm sunshine, peaceful & les and books
and papers is picnic enough; that TO 80 hel-
terskeltering over the country in pursuit OF
Measure and excitement is not the American
idea Of rest.
After tho whlrl and excitement and mad
ding crowd of city life, nothing for time Is
more restfully blissful under southern suns
than q rocking chair on piazza, where the
cav and ciddy world can DO seen passing as
in a panorama before those who find IN the
sky and air and breeze and balm of flowers
the rest they crave and love. The freDca
idea Of q holiday may be to DO forever va
tho CO." rgad-rushing hither and thither-
but TO tho health seeker, tho tired man OK
business or tho run down housekeeper' pa
azza and a rocking chair and something to
read have charms beyond expression IL
may not be a French fashion, or so English,
you know, but it shows that Americans ENJOY
tho liberty Of doing as they please and OF
spending their holidays in most striking con
trast to their rush Of business.-Aiken y. %
Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch
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New York Financial Market


NEW YORK. May 27.-Money closed at
. per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates. 4oSaiS9i, actual rates.
4S7ia4s74 ior sixty days. and ls9aio9t
for demand. Governments closed
steady-currency 6's, 1911 bid; As cou-
pons. 1895 bid; A 5 do, 1914 bid.
The stock market was somewhat 'r-
regular this morning. The trading was
moderate. and some of the leaders
showed market strength. This was
especially the case with Missouri
Pacific. which was Il higher by noon.
The rest Of the list was fractionaliy
higher by midday. During the after
noon the market was active, but the
fluctuations in prices were slight. A
number of reports from the West CON
corning the granger stocks Of a bullish
nature were circulated during the after
noon. but had no great effect on prices.
The final figures were generally gal per
cent. higher. Sales, 4j5, s97 shares.
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Nalleablc Glass.

Ncri, whose book on glass was published al
Florence in lCl2, says: "ln the time OF IiDe
RUS was invented way OF making glass NAL
leablc, a thing afterward lost and 10 this day
wholly unknown, for if such thing were
now known without doubt it would be more
esteemed for its beauty and incorruptioility
than silver or gold, since from glass there
ariseth neither smell nor taste, nor any other
quality" But though unknown to tho Old
Italian, the art was practiccd in Persia, II we
NAV believe Bailey, who says that in 1910
Sophi. emperor OF Persia, sent to King Philip
III, Of Spain, six glasses that wero malleable
and would not break by being hammered
and Blacourt tells that eI inventor having
presented bust OF mallcablc glass to lsche'
lieu. lGs0. wa. rewarded for his ingenuity By
perpetual imprisonment, lest tho vested inter,
csts of Frcnch glass workers should be injured
by tho new invention. New York Telegram
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Sales 800 bales. against 1,s79 last
week. and | .425 last year. In Liver
pool spot cotton steady; middling up
lands Cd. Sales. 50. 600 bales.
Flour closed quiet and unchanged
8 uhern trade and family extras, 81
4)aS5.t5. Wheat closed dull aud weak
at salc. lower; spot sales No. 2 red,
&c: No. 2 red winter May. sOic.
Corn closed at eaic. lower; spot sales
No. . mixed, Ale; Nc. 2 mixed May
i0Ic. Oats closed dull and weak at &c.
lower; spot sales No. | white, &c. No.
2 do. 33ia3ic.; No. 2 mixed,
May, 27sc. Pork dull; new mess
slS.Ooasl3 %. lard closed steady,
May, s7.cl. sugar-Refned fairly ac'
tive; cut-Ioaf and crushed, vc.; DOW
dered, Sic; granulated Sic. Coiiee
steady. fair Rio. 1890.
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A Snake I'm Court.

II there Is any ono in tho world who can
beat backwoods member Of the legislature
eating roasted ground peas that person Is tho
average superior court bailiR. Now, there IS
a bailiR in Albany who is no exception to
this rule. One Of his friends knew this and
no set trap for tho bailif The friend liked
up q small paper bag with few peanuts and
q small dead snake in it. Ho walked into the
court room, eating away on some ground
peas that 10 had in his hand; the bailiif, like
a warhorse sccnting battle, caught one whllI
Of them. It was too much for him, he
couldn't stand it, so, getting up from his
seat. no walked rapidly by his friend, jerking
the bag, snake and all, out Of his hand. Win
q chucklo Of delight, OF went the officer to
a corner Of tho court room He turned up
tho bag to pour the coveted COOLERS into his
hand, when, horrorsl out came the snake
Tho man just gave ono look at his hand-tne
snake seemed TO moyc-and, with the single
exclamation Of "Oh, my God" tho peanuts
wero scattered broadcast over tho loor, ana
now Jim Greer swcars that no will never eat
another ground pea in court as long as he
livcs.-Albany Gal News.
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Tho Trufh Of tho Matter.

Once a pleasure logiag Teuton put his Sunday g
f. - suit on. aui lie started Tor froiic H.
tlc much neglected zoo.
Gazcd with specifies satisfaction upon efeFy
rare attraction, andhe wondered when Twas
over WHIT he next had better do.
f.ut his moments indccision was arrested by a
vision, and ct once tho other Creatures
seemed comparatively crude.
Twas that gratis exhibition OF co''ceit ana "''h'
ton. that from poverty OF language w a''
forced TO call o Dude
But the Teuion. unacquainted with the genius
nearly tainted, could that DO c human oeios
50 unusually shapedi
rHir' he yelled. tho seven sleepers must have
opened up their peeperS Got In himmel
vere's der keeper for der mongkey han -
eapcd" -Phiiadelnha Fr'--
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lOu'syii,c Market.

LOUISVILLE. May % Large in
creased receipts and offerings and good
demand at firm prices for new burley5,
with firm market for ali Garks, were
the leading features this week.
NeU Burley The late scasorable
weather gave us this week much larger
receipts, and in the early part Of it
good assortment q very good quality
red filler and wrapper leaf. which met
with very full prices. One Of the
highest priced and best crops Of the
season was from Green county, South
ern Kentucky. which averaged for lugs
and leaf SIS 81 round 2llc. being
raid for the select leaf in 1t. The las,
day or two quality Of offerings were
much poorer, being in exceptionally
dry order, prices were firm under
much smaller sales than during
early in the week. Prices
arc unchanged from last week
for all grades. Colory very scarce
with only a single hogshead Of strictly
bright offered all the week, to the dis
appointment Of buyersin want of such.
IL is said that the late raius, being not
as general as supposed to have been, to-
gether with the disposition of growers
to hold for higher figures in the coun-
try, the receipts have not been as large
throughout the week as expected, al
though it is well known that there is
plenty of hurley yet TO be marketed.
Now that we will have all the large
buyers, who retired from this market
months ago, back again next week. all
differ ences between them ana the
Louisville Leaf Tobacco Exchange hay
ing been adjusted, we may look for
more activity generally and with good
seasons, heavier receipts regularly, 10
meet the largely increased demand in
this market which the reconciliation
will brig about.
Nsir Dark. Oiferingsa about the same,
but little or 10 change in the character
or quality this week, with the demand
fairly active generally, particularly for
leaf with good body and quality, still
very scarce. Prices firm but unchanged.
Old Dark offered this week.
with no features Of interest. Prices
unchanged, but rather firm for all sound
offered.
Green Rirer FWers.-For the few low
grades offered in old re-dried, demand
good at outside figures for sweet re-
dried Tugs and common leaf, when
cOlory.
Pirate Salcs.-This week were PSI
hhds.. embracing of 10 hhjs. new DARK
leaf. 2OG hhds. old dark Tugs, and bal
ance scattering.
Weather and Plants Some progress
has been made in planting where gooe
rains fell lately, although such turn ou
to have been more partial than though
Of, with entire counties still as dry "a
before in Southern Kentucky. and tn,
planting prospects not 50 favorable fol
quantity or seasons at the present time
ALEXANDER HARTlIllL.
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Ihayo been what is known as baseball
cronl,p for over six years, and ! have been
assed hundreds Of times why don't shake
il or Every afternoon can spare spend
at a professional ball game, TO say nothing OF
several afternoons which | cannot really
snare There are at least 100 of us In ST
Louis, and so always get TO games on time,
81 os 10 secure seats in what Is called the
cronks' corner. Not ono Of us can play ball.
hnt some Of us thins we could mako better
on,nircs than tho average official have
oye,. two hundred score cards in scrap
book, and keep on adding to the collection
You can call this nonsense or anything eiso
Won like but at tho beginning Of every sea
son tho old fever breaks out again. ana mere
Is no medicine to sublue u. Ana even u
there ives rot oas out Of dozen would 'aSo
it-St Louis Globe Democrat
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Nen lOrl. unrls cts.

New YORK. May 27.-The cotton mar
ket has been quite featureless aud unln-
teresting, with trade slack; the adyices
from Europe bearish, but offse. in a
measure by the crop advices from the
South. which were not satisfactory as
a whole. The closing prices were ir-
regular and slightly changed. Sales Of
futures $500 bales. Spot cotton
firm. III for midland uplands; sales
export, 400; spianers. 1925. Futures
closed: May. iO.5saiO 60; June. lO.56i
1857; July, lO.G5ai0 &c: August, lola
10 ~; September, l0.lialO.l5: October,
9.S7a9 50; November. 9.s3a9.si; Decem
Der, 9.sGa9.s7; January, 9.93a0.94; Feb
ruary, l00lalQ.os; March, lO.O9alO.lo,
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No matter how gay TIE court is at other
times. an the anniversaries relating 10 the
prince consort are seasons Of deep solcmnity'
amounting 20 gloom. and her scasous ~ bal'
moral her residence n Scotland, often begin
with week or two Of what seems Ike deer
mourning. On the anniversaries Of Their
marriage end his death The atmosphere OF
the palace is chcerlcss-aimost dismal. he
inmates are expected 20 look and act as u
they saw the face of the dead actually before
them, and the queens health is drunk by TIC
household standing like statues and In awful
solemnity. At other times the daily life OF
her majesty may be called cheerful
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baltimore Markets
by telegraph

BALTIMORE, Nd, May s7-C0l'oh
firm: middling, 11sallic. Flour steady
Wheat-Southern quiet. Fultz' soagSc'
Longberry, Ssa93c.; Western easy; NO
. winter red, spot, SIC. asked; June,
sic. bid. Corn-Southern easier WHITE
4la43c. yellow, 4Oa42c.; Western easy;
mixed. spot, Alto. asked: May, 4la4ltc
oats quiet but steady; Western white,
32a33ic.: Western mixed, 29asOc. Rye.
demand irregular at 54a55c. Provisions
auiet and steady. Petroleum quiet; re-
fined, $3.50. Coffee strong; Rio cargoes
fair. ISsc. Sugar steady; A SOFT sc.
Copper quiet and steady refined, lzc'
Whisky steady at Sl.lO.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May..26.-Wheat opei ed dull
and lower. Corn dull aud shade lower.
Oats weak and lower. Provisions mod
erately activt ClosiDgs Wheat-may
79lc.: June. 79c.; July. 76laI6sc'
Corn May, 33sc.; June, 33ic.; July
33sc. Oats-May, 9lsc.; June, 2lsc.
July. 22sc. Pork-May and June
sll.ej: July, S1l.95. Lard-May and
.ttne. 80. 72t; July, s6.TiaS6 50. shoor'
ribs-MaY aud June, S5.72i; July
u S2laeh.S s..
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Cincinnati nnrIlef

CINCINNATI, o.. May Chickering'S
during the week New 1859. old 252;
total. 1891 hogsheads. Actual sales
during the week, ,4j0 hogsheads; re.
ceipts during the week, 1867 hogs
heads.
We can report larger transactions in
our market this week and increased
receipts, owing TO the general rains
throughout the tobacco districts. The
active demand of the previous week
was not diminished, however, and
prices were a shade higher on all grades
L. w. DOHRMANN & Son.
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NEW YORK. May 27.-There was con
siderable realizing to-day up to l
clock. but several stocks were won
derfulIy strong. aid the market took
all sales well. There were several frae-
tional declines, but about o'clock the
bull spirit was again rampant, and the
whole list 20 2;30 o'clock advanced
RAPIDLY. New buyers are coming IN
daily, and the general good features OF
the situation prevent any OF the Few
unfavorahle developments having any
effect. We expect one or two per
cent reaction at any time, but there are
very few now who are not confident OF
n bull summer and large and prosper
Gus business all around.
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nanyffIc, Va

DANvILLE, May 25.-We have TO re-
port again mo season yet and light
breaks We noticed no change in the
quality of the offerings. The want Of
rain is being severely felt. We hear of
complaints that the plants are getting
too large for plantin', and it is feared
that the crop will be curtailod in cOu-
sequence. Some farmers are hauling
water and doing their planning now.
The weather signal denotes rain. and
the prospects for rain to-day are much
better than we have had for long
period. Our local manufacturers say
they are doing a good business at this
time.
Colonel Thomas Mason, of The Western
Tobacco Journal; Messrs. l.. NJ Griffin,
of Richmond. Va: NJ b. Davis. of ID.
Richie & Co.. Montreal. Canada. and
J. L. Kearney, of Kinney Tobacco Com
pany, were in the city this week.
DlBRELL BROTHERs.
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Eicnmonc Live Sioca Marker.

RICHMOND. VA, May q.
Receipis-l34 head cattle; ls7 sheep
and lambs. 40 hogs.
Sales-134 head cattle; 1T sheep and
lambs; ilS hogs.
Prices Cattle, best. At to Ale. gross;
medium to good. 81 to 4c. gross; com
mon to fair, q to Ste. gross. sheep 3
TO 4lc. gross; lambs, Al 10 &c. gross;
hogs, 81 to &c net. bulls, ? TO &c. gross
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CIarksytIIe, Tenn, MARKET.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. May 25.-Mate-
rally our market during this week re-
manned generally unchanged. The Of
ferings were large. presenting fair Sc
lections, though large proportion APP
peared in unsound condition. and with
a continuance of the previously men,
toned good inquiry for all classes.
Prices closed very firm.
+. w. DOHRMANN & Son.
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Henderson Market.

HENDERSON. n. c.. May 24.-Glorious
rams have visited this section during
the past few days. Up to Sunday we
had been without ram some weeks. and
it was getting terribly dry and dusty.
Tobacco plants needed setting out. and
farmers were anxious for season. "
1t came in good time and they have
made the most Of the opportunity
The cold Leaf.
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nf terms of contract the Company must de-
I.I fla sum of 400 prizes included in the
....m. before sclIloE "a single ticket, and re-
l.l. flo foIlueilE OBJ idl permit;
IIfIrfIE .Ifff.fHra marin LDN-
U.t ~ Wf..l nnf >.ft iUl0FIe1 tGs on
N.I..If nee nn.t.rIH fHHH f0 0H1f0.'ef
n..f .f nV prizes dfGrn tI "a. LofsfiW of
....H.IH fHtI0s.
"a. EoDHIf fL/ NflfF.i, Hf1feHfor.
Further. the Company is required 10 dis
fr..f. 5S per cent Of the value Of AN the
f ...ls ln prizes "a larger proportion than i-
..n hy auy other lottery.
E.HI'r. the number oi ticket. IS limited 90
1IuI Jess chan uic sold uy other lottf-
...He fhc same scheme.
Dor nlN particulars. address 4. Bassetti,
I..ff.I. -a.tIty of Mexico. Mexico.
.II.In or ifoz 5S3, Montgomery, Ala.
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TobaccoI Tobaccoi Tobacco

Yarbrough's Mild Burlcy is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want mild, pleasant chew. If you
have not tried it, do so. 1t can be found
in any of the leading stores.
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lad with absorbed interest her account or
her married life Finally-such Is the deli
cate Tut powerful peruasvcncss Of love
they began to look at the late prince consort
through her eyes and cndow him with oil
possible virtues and graccs
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WOhderful. hut Irue.

Panacea Water cures stomach, bowel,
kidney, and skin diseases. Pleasant,
reliable, keeps for years and will cure
YOU at home.
John A. Williams, Oxford. n. G. Head
agency for |. 5 A., Oxford y. c. For
sale by GEORGE ScnoEN,
1T Richmond, Va.
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l.. p. RoUTT. of this city, has been APP
pointed agent for the Waite Il Bartlett
Manufacturing Company, of New York.
If in want of anything in the electric
one. write or call on him. Catalogue on
application. II
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.rnin aud roiton .Ncnange.

RICHMOND. VA. My p. 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 3 800 bushels.
Corn-3 4oo bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat - Longberry. 1000 bushels
very good on private terms.
White, 500 bushels very good
on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. 10c.; low mid
ding, 9,c.; good ordinary. osc.
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Not Guilty.

Judce-You say tho prisoner threw you
ont II the door. Had you provoked hIia'
pIa,ntin-Not at all 10 advertised en- III.
usually finc bargain sale Of laces' and "en .
IN and asked him for tho lowest nguFo on =
nair Of shoe laces Judge--Prisoner Is ol5
sharusd. Mr.. Clerk, swear out warrant
ssainsr plaintiff and have him arrested Tor
criminal assault.-Harper's bazar-
Children Cry Tor Pitchers Castolla'
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MAGNETS CALIFORNIA INSECT Pow
DER the very best. Gum camphor, tar
psper, whale oil soap. sc. l.. Wagner,
druggist, Sixth and Broad streets.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
REXIEW.

Reported by 9. W. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers', No. I'LL Main street.