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4 FEW QUIRT BOARDERS * can-be f\ accomodatcd with Comfortable BOARD AND LODGING, at the Peiwe of Wales HoTKTi, Hob3on-street. •\TOTTCE is lieroby given that the PART _[jS NERSfIIP hitherto existing between the undersigned in the' Drapery Business car ried on by them at Auckland, New Zealand, under the style or firm of TIIOM & McMAS TER, has been DISSOLVED by mutual con sent, as from the 13th day of July, 1870. The business will be continued by tho undersigned, THOMAS McMASTER, who will discharge all liabilities of tho firm, and to whom all •moneys owing are to be paid. Dated this 14th day of July, 1870. ROBT. B. THOM. T. McMASTER, __~ ( Anduew Lyell. Witnesses j AS . Ciiuicocsiiank. Iff THE ESTATE OF THE LATE N. XV. MASSEY. ALL persons indebted to this Eslato are requested to pay forthwith to prevent legal proceedings being instituted against thm# THO3. S. WESTOtf, Solicitor to the Administrator. Auckland, July 14,1870. NOTICE. MESSRS. MUST & CO., of Queen-street, Auckland, and Grahanistown/luanies, are AGENTS fov the sale of E. HALES CABIN BISCUIT. May 5,1870. BY APPOINTMENT OF HIS EXCEL LENCY SIR Gt. BOWEN. -vrEW ZEALAND ACADEMY IN OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, Cobxeh os Queen and Weixesley-stbeeis E. 11. BART LETT, Manager. DR. E. H. MARSHALL, M.D., MEMBER, of the Royal College of Sur geons, London, Licentiate of Midwifory and the Diseases of Women and Children, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Hobson-stkeex (near Cook-st.,) Auckland: Consultations daily. ALBERT GRIFFITHS, ■pRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Hobsok-Street. CHARLES RICHARDS, A OCOUNTANT, CUSTOMS, COMMIS i\_ SION and GENERAL SHIPPING AGENT, FOBT STREET, AITCKiASD, Bonded and otherGooda entered and cleared* Tradesmen's or any Books entered up and balanced. All kinds of Shipping & Commission Bus!:: is transacted on most reasonable terms. ■ • Mb. CHARLES W. SANDERS,. CONSULTING HOMCEOPATH, Assistant to Dr. C.F. Fischer; nine years assistant to Dr. Powell, of London. Hours of consultation : Morning, from 9 to 1 j Evening, 6 to 8. 215, Queen-street, opposite the City Hall. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J O II N H O W E L L, BOOTMAKER, FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STKEET. Opposite; Mb. Hobbs', Draper. ~: : ■ ~]..'. JP. HAMLTN, LICENSED INTER PRETER and NATIVE LAND AGENT ; OFFICE, SnoBTiAND - Street, Auckland. J. P. Hajims is prepared to NEGOTIATE the LEASE and SALE of NATIVE and other LANDS. J. P. HAMLIN, THOMAS FAULDER, ' .": NiGHTMAN. ' 'V.'^''!'£. A DDRE3S BOXES—British Hotel, Queen _CjL Street; New Caledonia Hotel, corner of Symonda Street. . RUBBISH REMOVED. : ...',.- THE OELEBHATED A MERICAN GLASS-BLO WERSJ . WILL SHORTLY APPEAR #&Xv : . % AUCKLAND; ; i X Z « "^ H. PEACH MAN, A i%tf t £fl £0 FAMILIES. '



J THE A TEE TiOYAL. ! Sot/c Lessee Mb. Coxstablt?. I Dibectjiess Miss GotrrrENnisrj:. Stage Manager Mn. Fh.vxk Toweks. Leader op Orchestra Mr. J. S. WflimiT. ST A R DRAM AT iO CO AS PAN Y. I i m O• S I &II T (SATURDAY), X July 16, 1870, MISS JOEY GOITGENHEIM, In her great Irish Impersonation of NELLY O'NEIL, AND MRS. GRUMLY. GREEN BUSHES, \Y it h the following powerful cast : ; Connor O'Kennedy Mr, J. Eaynor George O'Kennedy Mr. J. South Wild Murtogh ... Mr. J. 11. Clifford Master'Grumidgo Prank Towers Jack Gory ... Mr. J. P. Iljdes Captain Darton ... Mr. J. Thorpe Dennis ... ... Mr. Hargreavos Rattlesnake ... Mr. Jenkins , Gcraldine Miss E. Melville. Miami ... ... Miss Shepparde Nelly O'Neil ... Miss Joey Gougenheim Meg ... ... Miss E. Rogers Song MUs E. Rogers. To conclude with DOMESTIC. ECONOMY. In which Miss Joey Gougenheim and Mr. Frank Towers will appear. MONDAY, The Grand Fashionable Ladies' Night, when will be produced :■ : EAST LINNE, Prices as usual. Doors open at 7.30; com in-nee at 8 o'clock. ~,, ... NEW CITY HALL.; Under the distinguished patronage of LADY BOWEN. BRILLIANT asb CONTINUED •' it ;S TJ'-O'O ES S -Tk3- THE CAKANDINI OPERATIC AND' BALLAD CONCERTS, Which will continue nightly until further , . notice. m HIS (SATURDAY) EV E NIN &, JL ' ' July 16. PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture— "Semeremide," Rossini— The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Duet — "Fairy Wand," Maritana — Miss Rosina and Mr. Sherwin. Song—"Kathleen Mayourneen," Crouch — Miss Fannie. Character Songs—No. 1, "Hamlet;" No. 2, : " I wish I was a Fish"—Mr. J. Small.' Duet —" I Muse on Thee"—The Misses Rosina | • and Fannie. Ballad —"Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane"— -' Madame Carandini. | Quartette—" On the Banks of Allan Water" —The Company. Song and Chorus—" Co-no Honie, Father"— Miss Rosina and Company. An interval of ten minutes. Introduction (Piano)—"Les Joli Oisieux," Ricardo Linter —The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Operatic Selection—" II Trovatore," Verdi, including the celebrated' Miserere Seene — • Madame Carandini and Company. ICavatina —" Una Voce," II Barbire—Miss j '"'' Fannie. Character Songs—No. 1, " Scrip j" No. 2," Not for Mo"—Mr. J. Small. Ballad —" Sweet Spirit heav my Prayer,"s W#l : lace —Miss Rosina. jDuefr —" We come from Fairy Bower?," Glover - —The. Misseß Rosina and Fannie. — "The Irish Emigrant" — Madame: j Cnrandini. Operatic Seleotion — "Ernani"—The Com-J pany. Doors open at halfcpast seven, to commence at eight o'clock. • ■•-■ .'■ «•- ■," I Admission : . Reserved scats, 4s ; second seats, 2s. Children half-price. I Tickets may be obtained and seats , speared at Cucksey's Music Warehotise, Queen-3trset,-; where a numbered plan of the Hall can b!e seen. . Ladies' Cloak Room, and every "attention. Carnagesmay be ordered for 10.30 p.m. |.. MISS FANNIES BENEFIT ; M; f " t'W E D'N'.E SB AY* b N E JfciaS; k ! ' ■' NEW MUSIC !-:,•'NEW MUSIC,V4^■ ,!.!:: J . t The-charming^ Sbngs—:: s. v /^';.'f?j'^ • .',' When, the.Roses Bloom Agpia"',", i ■'' iii' r <" The Land d' tlie'L'eal," ~' ' .*, , : "Norah Mullane," ' , ,_ -j I Sung w ; ith great success by the Misses Rosina anil "Fannie Carandini, may he. obtained &t CfCKsEY's Music Warehouse,, and principal Stationers. ,' (i r. __' j;T x , r .„ gucuil-^aO wai mBY OUR BOTTLED ALES I 1 .i,,- <^jx g H IIiLI^a3 PEK DOZEN. .1 1



HONORABLE MEJSTION, PARIS EXHTBiriOiN T, -.1867. TO It BFAi- FUMEKY. • REMINGTON'S HAIR RESTORE!?, FOR SlßKN'dTliE^rNa, CLEANINa, and IMPROYIMG tlio: HAIR, is the bbst a~st> ctLkxpmst: ux.dk. It is Invaluable for Children, lading the foundation of a good head of hair, making it grow strong and healthy, and keeping the scalp beautifully clean and white, lieing made in the Province1 it is always fresh, and is sokl at n pii.e with in the reach of all classed. Try il, and you will use nothing else. In large bottles, 2s. 6.1. : double, 4s. Gd. REMINGTON'S ODONTO, For CLEARING tho TEETH, giving them a pearly whiteness, an 1 preventing decay, at j the siime ti-ne sweetening the mouth and purifying the breath. In boxes, Is. 6d. each. NO EGGS WANTED ! REMINGTONS CUSTARD POV/DEB, For MAKING CUSTABD PUDDINGS', or CUSTAUD3, Las been long known and approved in the Old Country. Roguiroe no; eggs, the only things necessary being milk and a little sugar. A fourpenny packet will make a pint, -and .an. eightpenny packet a quart. Try it once, and you will buy it again. PERFUMERY of all-kinds, Scents, Po mades; Toilet Vinegar, Yio'et Powder, for children (beautifully scanted) ; Quinine Wine, for giving apputite and strength ; Exhibition Cold Cream, very different to the oily com pound commonly used, and very healing ; Glycerine Lotion, for tho skin and complexion ; and articles of all kinds, too muncrous for aii advertisement, All made on the peejiisics, and consequently fresh and in floe condition. :EEMINGTON, : - MANUFACTURING PERFUMER <fe CHEMIST, PABNELL, AtTCKLA'NI), N.Z. (Opposite the old "Windsor Custle".) ig^p Patronise things made in the Province when good. NOTCH.- W. f E..-S TWO O D, TRUCKMAN, BEGS leave to THANE the AUCKLAND PUBLIC for three years' PATRON AGE, also to inform them, that in conse quence of increase competition, he is prepared to TAKE LOADS from any purfc of the main jstrce'fc to the wharf at ONE SHILLING, Toll included. Good Spring Truck, front of Mr. Sibbins ; Auctioneer, Daily. '■.'/■■ \ \ ■•■"■■- •■ ADDRESS. A L B E li T-S T RE E: T, Next the Independent Chapel... N.B. All Other Jobs equally. Cheap, P.S. A thorough Local Knowledge. Victoria Jjrewery, ■\ UPPEQ QUJSSN SIJiEET, I'V-'rl , - AUCKLAND, I Next the Army and Navy Holel. ■: • MESSES. WILLIAMS & Co. j^LLE AND JL ORTER ; - BOTTLERS, ,:, - DO not profess to compete with, .the Brewers or Bottlci'3 of Low priced ALES AND PORTER. W. &Co. make QUALITY and CON* DITION their exclusive aim, and beg to call the attention of the Hotel Proprietors and Heads of Familias to their > Bottled otout & A.le, j EQUAL TO IMPORTED. ; T .. Pike—Bs. per dozen, delivered. '~■:^ Coiihfcry Orclers Carefully Packed,,.and.For warded on the shortest ; not ice. . | s«r:X;&i K. TEUTENBEItG, !T" ? PNGRATERS, CARVERS, ; A^D GRJN j : ,:-M. ■ !>,•■ MAKERS, !/- JOh <}'?!! ARE prepared to execute STAMPS-'for Goldmining Companiea, DIES, with PRESSES, Etc.,? at-tho sliof test > notice,; and in superior style; '■'•' ■' ■■■'■'"' •-- " ; , WELLES LEY-STREET. | Five Doors from Queen-street. ,s ILi .-,.•, '■■ • ■ ■ <■• ' ' •■'■',"' ■ BATHS !. BATHS !! . BATHS !!.! > ] JrirdT'or, COLD BATHS reduced to ONE iOL SHILLING at the EMPIRE HAIR-, CpTI'mG,'ROOMS,; Queen-street, opposite \ Evening News. " ' ,C.-i • •(■.■■'■";' ■'■■'■'■ >■-•"■'■' \\ Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sundays, from 8 am. to 10 a.m.--- I j J-.&W** ALEENi PEOPniETdB.' ---| | aira h'r-,n'ii lln . A'^y- -': "'■;." ' '' i'^;' i. i^i m'ißY JOU<R --BO iTli^ D :S! TOU ¥ I ™l<!t "' tf'zb-?''i '■ iUiaa rtiiidqall. j SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEirP'I^



jf COSOIAYE & CO; T>EG? ;.. ; I'.rni the Ladies of Aiu'kl-uid that they have received a Ma^uiiicent Stock of M'LLINEEY, consisting of FiOWiSEs,; Wreath •-, Fra-tiiehs, Tlat3, and among other Novelties, i...- Yew Parish Bonnet, ilic Won der of the Age we live in A, ; ADMIRED IT X> bjo v oh t it . , : :■ :. ; ■ : : ■: ; : r v ■ ■• .-! ?j ; 0 CAME FOR IT TV U DELIGHTED IN IT 171 U ENQUIRED FOR IT IT FAINTED FOR IT; Gr go t i t IX THOUGHT IT HEAVENLY I- . "■ E V ED IT J JOY E D FOR IT IV KISSED FOR IT § j LON GED FOR IT :jyf MARRIED FO R IT JST naaal cd ; f 6 r i t 0 OWN E D I T PI'INED F O B I T Q LOOKED QUEENLY IN IT R RA N *F O R I T S SIGHED FOR IT ;T TO O Kr . I.' : jjl] XT UNMISTAKABLY WANTED IT "V" :VIE WED IT :"W"' WAITED FOE IT X ;WA S IN XT AC IE S V YEARNED FO R I T 2/ WAS ZEALOUS FOR II | All thought that there wao nothing like J. Icb'sgravo and Co' 3 New Paris' Bonnet.. 1 Note the Address, : ; "..'./,'."■■ JL A:T E 3). G R'.A- HAW & CO. LADIES' FASHIONABLE, OUTFITTERS I 'DRAPERS/SILK MEEpER3^.Mip~ kirTHibH :bear,s our owir fW v';% ■■;', Isabels; ;; ;i/ ;-;r;; : ,,.-,, i Guaranteed purely froniJUalt and "Hops.



KEEOSEKBj'KBjaOSEN'E! ; K. ; E. ; R O';SE|,g j X O OT IT EII E¥ T DOVV N X It! 3 X X E O'SENR. | F O R S A L X . i 22-1, QUKEiST-Slivi-KT. . ' * i rOHi*! inuli'i'niuiitioncj Covtificate froai Mt-. ■§ • J. Hhim.v, Inspector of Weights aucl j Me.isures, will testify to the quality :' — [ " This is. (o certify that 1, Joseph Rciliy, | Jaspector ©f WeighU and ?.Jens 'ires, have, this day tested a sample of Downer's kerosene oil, in accordance with the terms iv schedule of Dangerous Goods Act, 1860, andhavj found, ! uftcr careful tiial and observance of the. therniometor, between 100 and 120 degrees, that tho same did not ignite at 120 th degree.- Did it ignite at 110 degrees, it would bo con-: sidered dangerous, a'ccorcl'iig to the Act. "(Signed) JOSEPH HEILLY. i " June 2(3. 137u." J. & J. DICKEY, :•■». HAEDWAItE HOTJSEj 224, Q.UEEX-STREET, AUCJiLAND.1 H. EUGATE, | ~, <'PuED BOOT," no;:7o; q u;e'eisr-st.kee,t-! (Opposite Bank cf New Zealand). HF. lia3 now on Hand, Immense Stock LADIES', ANDiGENT.'S BOOTS A |^I). SH^jOE^S ."'.'■■. :.. Of every ; description, ' , !J: |f _. .: ■ -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; "■ ■ ' n. .F." Warrants all. Articles sold- by i him sa the latest importations from Ehgianil, ;o*r newly made in the colonies.. , . ;>j Always on hand, a large assortment of OUILDBE N'S B O,O[T S'& SHOES Of every Description. . t A liberal allowance jnacle to oountry Store t keepers and"Coa;ters. "";}''■ , Boots and Shoesoos,f s , every deioiipfon Made on the Premises.^!' wJ ■' i'"- 1' !";'-'"i'l'' i!'' '' Please note the Address— " E E B''"fff O 0!¥," j 10, J Q U E E N / S T RE E T, " (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). \\ ,_.',_.; Red Boot painted on the■Wiadow. -f f } AUeKLAN^.STEXM:'QOI^EEE!! i MILI & \ \ I).' STKPHEN^ON &^CO/;:, W^LLTAIiI./GllE-GQ 'k-itoZ HA YE ON HAND AND FOR : SAL^! ■'/ " j^QFFEESj ;Raw and Roasted Plahfcaiibn \J in Bond or Duty Paid ' ■ Coifee, packed in lib,, 21b., 31b., 41b*.,61b., 71b.. 121h., 141b., 201b., and 501b. tins Pepper 3, Black ftiid tWliite; Whole, or Ground Peppers, packed in i-lb. tiii3 and upwards Pepper, Cayenne, loz. cruelia, 2oz. and 4oz, bottles, and' in bjilk.' [ Mustards, Oolman's Up., lib., 51b., and^br tina ' ... <1( -, t f f Mustards, Colnaan's,|lb. .and lib. bottles Mustards, Keen'^ '71b. tins ;Cui-ry Powders, Morton's Jib. and.lib. bottles Chocolate fairid jSoboa^'Fry's, Earry^s* and Tay lor's iChocolato, Frcneli,' lib; packets I" l L r ;Arrowroot, lib. and 71b. tins jNutmega, whole or ground, in tins 6v bulki ;Cloves ~ „ : dn,y- . „ ■•* „ jQinger „ -„ — „ „ ;Carraways. „ .. :■ .y,! v- - ;„•; '"'"'ii jCinnamon „ ~ „ „ jPimonto „?-.;.:;.»'•* '■■■ -it „ -"''l „ !Mixed... fpice,- in '• -lo&; -packets,;.plain a .7* I * fancy boxes .... ... —_ [Mixed Spice, in tiiis,; assorted sizes^ j;jq $ % Essence of Lemon," aii'd "Assorted Essences "\ ground Rice, in lib. tinfoil packets,:.-; [ )W t|j.' Chicory,- Barry's.and,.Brotchie's.A,r- r ,.,, ,. ; :. l j D. STEPttEI^SON1 :Ctoj I WHOLESALE- COFFEE' '- AND""sHcB MEPvCHANTS, '"^\ , '.J - J' g ; W^AJTAM-STE^JEi'i AUCKIiAND. :,!jj:.) i BjEIffA3DS! BILLIA.EDS ! j\. will be held at._.TATiEiiS.viL's Hotel, Queen-street, open to all Ai\lateuji Payees, foi'ibnetoonth"j commencirtg fronC 14M Jul/1 ijnstant-. The Prize, consisting of a Handsonie Silver-.nountcd REVOtiVEIt, w'tli ammuni tion, &e.,j&c, complele.-vaUied at Ten (guineas}/ The Higtiest' iJcorer to receive the Prjze. ':f:- k!*ff^t.^SuMP^,'- T ,,. | &31"5 C illgjiessee 'o&fee^Billid.vaßoom. EQUAL TOr-.ANY Ei\ r.aLISH ALE OR " "STOUT;, Delir.red at the Brewery for Cash only.



Auction Sales. ! >.)/ i M »5! • )"/ i/I < F ~-fwir»MsDAr, «tuey 27. ir re l"i mjs aky notice i The Mib.sci'iU'i-H Lnvo received instructions I to soil, at tho Land' 31 Tirr, Fort'street, en • Wednesday, 27th fristrtVifr, nl 12 o'clock, I rh-jtVt'' Valuable ' fbeehold 1 X PKOPEIITY ijiv!iQiteeiv-straSt; HMx to ( xtonsive liusincss Promises thereon . erected, at present in (hoi occupation of J. S. Macfarlake, Esq. ; , -rj/TS^K Full particulars h\ a future issue." ~ 8 A MUJRL COGiiUANE & .SON,,' . U :- ' " ••'' : Auctioneers. - , , | .' WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. CO E OMA NDEL % OLDFI.ELDS. .. ~ i 7 •'['.'{ 'V cr "i n S!OT SAM.DEL COCHRANE & SON /.- M :•/ ioii ■•■;■■ m jc^MsßX Will seil'ljy auction, at their mai't, Fort-strceh on Wednesday, 27ih lifeU,* *at 3 o'clock after the sale of Auckland JPropei'tieg, ■;■■■■■ |'| fi ;Vi Xl/ ilOOti it iAJxifi ')i r\^iiose cnoicE all o t m c nts, JL reserved by the jiropiietov at the original sale of 't '~ yfi '.: f , ;-, ■: .'. KOIITUT WTNYARDTON. ■ -',-, ~ . .•;../;• j(j •!< if:-,> : ■•■ai. <:i **j3K| . The close piMsir-ity to tbo, present diggings jualces this a .most, desirablyJjj>;^J.> • int'tit, either us a spcculaiion for e^jpit^^ or . peisons,desirous of oyvning:a. e i,j : ;n huoji JL ■ T~R E E'll-'O" L'Y>-""P : $ ! .O: g '%'s'ss"* . ON THE PldaixGS, As the earnest attentiou,Qf/he Government is'iio-vv being ctr«vni;t'o ihts'locality bf the v very rich yield drorii its iE'.Jnes, there is no., longer any d6ubt-t.hatHhe-■'i^-.i ij.ta ji i.COr\ will ]rore the most fljiuishing, o f f. a ; iiy,;yej; liiiown in this Province. Visi * As the, present owner of tlusjipj&perty is conipclled .t,o submit to this#a]<};frc»ai pressure of circumstances, the.whole of these Vfduabla luts -will be solcl = .-. itziioT, - WITHOUT EESEEVE. ~**vfi.E}A hio till 1 ~_ -■- Auetioneei'er —.-..— MONDAY, JULY-18. % TO LADIES, FAMILIES HOTEL ANJiJSXOIiEKEEPEIisr AND "".OTJETEES.^.j,-, :_ :j ; it ■/. mi :-c -x—^a i 4 W«A non : EXTEtfW-E SiLE ;"! ' . new' o^QviaAj1 \ EX 'JiIARY SnEPHEiID,' J&tifc! " 'IWFiIjEXIBLE.' Has received-instruetipfis-to'feelllfty'auotiob, ! at the New City Hall,. Queen-street, on Monday, the 18th iustant, ainll.o'ojonir, TIHE following NEW GOOD 3, er/laa -1 "fldxiblej'-and 'Mary Sli^pl/e'rii I*':1*': — l-j NEJV pßApEES;.—Fiuicx.Dresgei,,,!^^?.! i Ladies'J;)ekets, Mantles, Shawls \ ~ BJaek. Silks, Hosiery, pirn's,, j "*'" 'chiefs,' Tie's, Long Curtains,, .Blankets, Counterpanes, Sheets, Table Clotllfeflncii, \ Covers, blurts, : .;.- . I r..,;,,,y, .(j.^e-jri: : &c., ';• N.i&as,q*lis •'»fC ".T«" . JdTJESSES. —Fine E-axoujji^ilbeafae^l/^-IMMs Yorkshire Winceys, .NeW^-IJiwtJres,* Qra [■ netts, Silk SfcripeS," (JiaeeS, B/oehe* and | . Nprwich- >lOir^Me,j| : :'s|wfe>l).f?fsp?j I ':;B'liick Silk and" i&W, ■•' ; &c, &v.,'"~ &a. - . ©A'DIES' JAOKEm--Rteft New Silk, Vel- ./: I v. £#■» Telvetee|is,\y^l|^feFuul^£iCaotl4o'- ■ | velvet ¥ile, aud\New Jackets, ifiADIES' ' Fl#E l"™s?ififeiEllY-Fap \ ' cliiefi, Wool, Vests, Scar3refj2'Cie.S4_ „-. : &c, &0.,: ' •■:;-' &c. '■ JLONG- CURTAINS.-^A Choice^ r \ |cf|refilliic|oj, H-ol'ueisj.'^i^^%sJ*Q)f. : BLANKETS. —Whitney and Superfine Large Blankets,; AVBiteT^MaaitpCpilet and ; Q'erry Counterpanes, Sheets.,;-," Table r Covers, Cloths, J^,,.w . - . F j &C, ""&C.7" - %• , */* 'TermsY-dash. ■ 1 v i rj^rPEI'CESi€TJRRENTi««>J^a^^-; J ~i£(k iifil ti li- --: ie! tf null la l'*J !gFi i/i»^»' -QUPEEFINE FLOUR, Silbfl»« *"iMj.-<i -» n- Dressed (Crown Brand), jpej^ 4^ rtonof2oo0 imsi' :..-'- s»v" c.!. lV.*o IJb Fne Flour, Silk Dresbed (TSF j Brand,^-ldi4.. £&M $?%.**¥ 0 0 Seconds, per ton ... 10 0 0 Sharps, per ton .'i-.f..;>, "4'&2'jCi ••• 8-0 0 Iran, per bushel of 201bs 0 1 6 TXbO.PEE, OLLTFF AND CO. I" aOLDEN CROWN BBEWERY} . WBX£Eounr*!ixsraTf' ■■