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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

WASHING SILKs.-A late number of an
English periodical contains an useful art-
Gle on washing silks, from which we copy
the following extract: Lay the piece OF
silk upon clean board, soap a piece OF
hannel well, without making It very wet,
aud with this rub the silk carefully and
evenly one way; after having thus clcnsed
one side of the silk, take wet sponge and
wash on the soap; proceed in the same
manner to clean the other side, and then
wipe the. water off each with n clean dry
cloth; after which hang the silk in the air
to dry I; do not wiring it, but hang it as sim
gle as possible upon linen horse, and let
1t dry gradually. When very nearly dry,
iron it with cool box. In this manner we
last summer washed slate colorcd dress,
which was so dirty with the constant wear
of winter, that we did not like to use il
even for Innings, without endeavoring to re-
move some of the spots, and we were quite
hopeless of its being iit for any thing except
Innings even when washed, but its bright
ness was completely restored, its texture
was softer than when new, and it made n
very nice looking child's frock."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

FACTS FOR SMOKERS. The city Of New
York contains population, say of 300, 900,
and it probably will not be exceeding the
trnt', to set down onc-third Of the whole, or
lOO,OOO, as smokers. These 1OO, 900
smokers will each cxpend l-4to 25 cents
per day for cigars, or tobacco to be burned
IN some other form. Ia Havana, the smok-
er's lowest daily expenditure is d bit, or I2
l-2 cents, but we will suppose, wI,nt pro-
badly is not The fact, that Martins subjects
expend 20 per cent. less than the most
economical of her most Christian maiesty's, |
and consequently that the average cost of
smoking in the city Of New.Yor is only
I'D cents per day still the total daily cost
amounts to $4,000, or SO 1860, 900 per an
mum. Bread is another Indispensable ur-
tlcle of consumption, and it is ascertained
that It is consumed at about the rate of l3
ounces per day for each. by the whole pop.
ulation. To produce this quantity of bread
about I'D ounces of flour are required, or
for the whole population of New York, 057
barrels of flour per day, md this -four, ut
the present high price of $40 per barrel,
will cost $3.50, or S430 less per day than
the actual cost of the tobacco used bv the
same population for smoking only. /,
Thus little attention to the subec, dis
closes the painful and disgusting fact, THAI
in the clear-hcaded, sharp-sighted, money
making city of New-York. the inhabitants !
pay more for tobacco than they do for Q
Jread.
And if to this first cost Of the article are Y
added the value Of the tiino wasted in US q
ng it. the value of buildings destroyed by "
Tres kindcd by careless smokers, and last
not least--tbc value Of tho health e
md life destroyed by the insidious poison, =
nc conclusion must be admitted, that the U
'abit costs more than it is worth. New
fork Commercial Adyertiser.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

and education, gives notice that if any on,
having property sufficient to provide a goo,
home for husband, and will accept of tn
writer OF this advertisement, he will solemn.
ly promise kindness aud fidelity"
We assure our fair readers TINT the above
is bona fde. The name ofthe gentle man
is gwen on his communication, and we
have concluded not to publish il ont of de-
hcacy to the author; but if any fair da IN
sci would wish to accept the proposal, the
name oil tue advertiser will be promptly fur
n'shed. We ought TO add, perhaps, that
the gentleman says ho is " a literary man"
which may be additional inducement for
some having property" If this offer is
accepted, an old bachelor at our elbow suc-
gess that he shall be in the market ON The
same principlcs.--PhH. Sat. Courier. IAN
pllcation must be made soon or it will be
too lale--the gent. has the hypo.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

isifrng h'm IN the bread-baskct was attack
ing him in the tenderes, part. lie sued
her forgiveness, and after two hours solici-
ta,ion, she suffered him to kiss her unwash-
ed cheeks.
Fitz was thus changed Mt once into
"oniy my husbsnd"--the humblest of all
humble animals. lie fetches and carries,
goes errands, lugs baudboxes and bundles,
and smirks and looks dutifuI.
Before he was broken in, he nsed now
aud then to grumble and get sulky but
then Mrs FItzgig was wont TO give him
saeh look, and whisper in so stern a voice
DO you rant to go fishing, Mr Fifzgig? /?
-that--alas, poor Fiizgig
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

Nv" WAN FEELS WHEN ABOUT TO GET
MAREIED.-lt is said TO lie a serious thing
for girl to leave her mamma and entru,t
herself to the keeping of the man of her
heart. No doubt it is but we purpose 10
show that even the sterner sex cannot sur
render up their sincleness without some
misgviags and trepidation.
And hrst, then, the victim of matrimony
feels that he must surrender up the com
panons with whom he has so long held
close communion; his evenings instead of
being spent at the club, or the engine house
must be devoled To The charming young
creature whose gulltless heart must find him
very different entertainment from that which
he has been accustomed. But this is not
all he knows that after he has become
bound IN the silken chain of marriage, he
IS no longer welcome visitant in those
circles where, while free, wrea,hng smiles
and glowing eyes sirove to weave net for
his feet, lie knows that while bachelor
IS welcome where he goes, a married man
Is regarded as one dead; crossed off the
books; aud no longer as available 10 The
FAIR. In addition TO all these unhappy cir.
he has become the head of a
familya "Then throng the busy shapes in.
% his mind" Of silks and calicoes, doctors
,ills and duns for debts that he never reap
ID the benefit Of Like the horse in the
Mill he has the task to perform for others.
lie is no longer free to embrace poverty or
Wealth. No wonder then that the young
bachelor looks sad when the hour of his
draws near. No wonder tha,
with an angel at his side, he looks woful.
Boston PrOrL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-28

GOING A-FIsHrNG. Mr. Fitzgig was a
valiant bachelor
Abide you yet, and abide you yet,
You litle know whall betide you yet
Mr.. Fitzgig made Mrs. Filzgg of Miss
Serena Pump.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
DIED,

u Barre m tho lo,h inst Edal Palmer widow of the Rev
Ae-o fy the congregational church
IN Barre. aged 81 Years
In Topshau, the Iith March John Fellows aged 73a
revolutionary persistence. .
In Morrs,owu the 10th nit Lucinda, wife Of the Hon
II = Moves. t6.
Mr. Chester T. Fellows of Rare committed suicide en- the
30 inst, h banging hmscfn his barn with handkerchief
IN Burlington 9th inst. Mr. I.cmuel Drew, 60.
In Casilc,on 3O,h ult Maria wife Of Mr. Frankhn Girls.
void and daughter Of Eosw' Clark late OF Cascton de-
ceased, In tho .Sed year NJ her age
In Pownal on the 2lth nit. tho Hon solomon Wrg m,
aged ~.
In Marlboro. "Wednesday morning last, ofthe me'scs
Mr. Luther Bartlett, as
In Halifax Goth u ofihc pleutisy Mr. Allen Pierce 20.
In Greenfield 9Th inst, John MINIS of ~ Hull Minis
aged 81,
In Mason, y. H. March 9th Mr. Oliver Elliot aged io2
years months and days, soldier in tho FRENCH wnS Of
1856 ard in the Revolutionary war To the power o' nj
torncy for drawing his pension this veteran subscribed h..
the 9TH oSeptember last on the 4tb Of Marcel
the dry before his DEATH lac made hs mark TO the power
which drew his pension, .
Al Dalkeith Scotland, the lih Of February Mr. James
Totnburn Sen aged % years father of Grant Thonbun
nf York lie the 81 generation from the prosecuted
Covennntcrs referred to IN Scots old Moiaiy he r.
memorcd Prince Charley and his rebel passing the
house where lie dwelt marching to the batie OF Preston
Pans lie rs ycas member Of the church, and CLOSED
{ a long and consistent life in christian pence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

EsrassSssarv affair One n tho tros' asrnr
and suesciau. achievement" ever attempted N
this city ~ss accomplished yesterday. !, hes
tnoeh the character 81 rorusncc aud the hero 81 u
cshis,'ed al the qualifications Of an ,drc, and
osssful swindler. The circumstances are these
AZ ten O'clock In the morning person nf gentle
msnls appearance. respcc,sb'y dressed and apps
'en,iy o, middle sge. Wen' 10 the residcpcs cf
" ,iliam Wise, Esq. on The North Nah. knucAed
o, he door, and handed letter TO the Servant. 90
bc conveyed 10 her mssier. The letter which
wss signed William harder" requested puvsic
intefsieW with Mr Wise 80 the writer had aome
Important business TO transact and on pcrnsing q
Mr. wise tss,sd The sottani 10 show hin up. Mr.
WISE ~ss confined TO bod, aud on entering the
room in which he lay the applicant closed aud lock
cd The door walked over TO Tie he'd, took pistol
IRON bic pocket. raised the paa and examined the
printing, aud then with bis left hand drew from a.
noihsr poke, folded paper open. however. at one
end. This end he exhibited 10 Mr. Wise, and pre-
sen,ing the pisto at his bead said, sign your
name . the or you u dead man." Ny Wise
asked what 1t wssf lie replied. Il don't tell you
bot sign il ct The peril Of your lifc.n Mr. Vice
lcsitaied for a moment, which the fellow said
Come, come, there's time to be lost sign
that. or il ore moment YOU arc dead nan Mr.
Wise then raised himself in the bed and the other
hs ndad hin, pen from the table at he -ias. =
is,cd as ho vac. Mr. Wise was sufficiently mssie
of himself 10 ~riie his name in way so ciiferen
from, ,hat in which he ever wrote II before as e
afford an easy clue to the detection OF the docn
men, whenever i, was presented, which It Is snppo
scd win not be until after Mr. Wise's death. Whe
his object ives accomplished the person who pre-
senicd tho per took i, TO the fire, and held
it to dry, examining it deliberately Two or 'hte
times during the process, and ali the wAlie reman
ing with his face turned towards Nj Wise, and hi
eyes firmly fixed on hin.-This occupied about
minute and half.-IIe then Quitting his pistol o
han cock returned to the bed and taid $50 Tar
have mplishcd what wanted. have no
bu, to cay, that il you attempt but TO make II
least noise. or give the lens, ALARM until am OF
Of the house-though should be at the hall do'
Il will return and blow your brains OUT Tn
said, he placed the paper and pistol in his poke
made his bow to Mr. WISE unlocked the door, at
walked deliberately down stairs Mr Wise hi
! no recollection Of having ever seen him before
Cork Consultation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

II We d. not mistake the signs Of the times, the
vote Just passed in the British House Of Commons
adjoining certain strong otiirmations introduced by
Lord John Russell, by immense msjoriiies. will
create o great stir with the Pspueau parry IN Low
or Canada The Canadians have stopped the snp-
plies. The House of Commons have affirmed that
they shall not be stopped. The Canadians de-
mand the redress of variety Of grievances. The
House Of Commons will not gran, them. We
would publish the long string Of a1irmat'ons, winch
have been sustained by majoi'cs Of from 2gp 10
400. but tina, the points in dispute are so d'sgu's-
ed in Parliamentary phrsseology, that II is Difficult"
u search them ou,. The London Times taun,ing-
" saws As for Lower Canada we care but little a.
bout il but as a chsnnei for the course oi tae ST..
Lawrence, the Nile Of British North America, nod
the only medium Of communication between Eng
land and the far more valuable region and more
Kindred people ofthc Upper Province. The French
Canadians mean separation. and nothing else bu
their turbulence. For themselves alone, they are
no, worth the keeping but ss the Key to uppe
Canada and the medium Of intercourse with oDo
600 ~ our own brave emigrs'ed coun'rymen IN tina
6ue country, we must prevent this pefserse bree'
from iormen,ing MS longer by their oudae'ly an
tr,ravagsnce. One line Of an act OF Psrl'ameu
will do Il, without the aid n single man or en-
from Ores, Bh,ain.'--.N y. Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Molly Do,ra, Of rarmop,s. The venerable Ms
Molly Downs az Ysra.ooih lcspc Cod.) he's -
eeised under the act 81 Ibe ltsi Congress, making
PROVISIONS ,ot lhc widows Of soldiers killed IN ihe
Revolutionary war. pension Which Will render
the short remnant II theft life 40 eotnsnrisSe a.
fcedon from peounisry necessity esn ren.st it,
Mr.. Molly, 81 80 VIZ learn from the Yarmouth
Rcglsicr she Vac called. N old times. and
times and finally cor oil The 'mcs fo' she has been
No ohsneelng, msfr'ed IN The year l777, to
B,ujamin Downs. Onn munih after Tic marriage
there Was loud call Cor soldiers 10 dc'ond The
country. Benlamn OF proper age and strength,
ant srfit, and the patriotic town Of Yarmouth do.
mig the war 10 no Gaze admitted Of dfsf nil
were volunteers. aujamn's patriotism swallow
ed up oil other feelings. and love Of SELF and vito
were lost 10 love OF couniry and love OF duty. and
he enlisted for three yeSr,and went into the army.
where he died.
Mrs Molly has ever since, for GO years been the
widow molly Downs 30 long that few of tho
present rcncrniion ever knew that her hushan
/ died IN the service of bis country. She mouraet
! a. others have mourncd ahG often thought of Ben
i',nln. and for long time spoke Of him but I
were worse than vain to sprok &c one knowa to u,
one but hersclf. Thus she lived wife o
! thirty DAYS and widow Of sixty fears, her onl,
treasure the memory ofhs' yo,".s L',->--I,,ha pat
not ipurtyr UNTIL his couniry-tcp poor IA oil bu
the valor and patriotism Of her soLs now rich am
able Ia discharge It's debt of gratitude has place
on its pension list the name of the widow Mul
Downs. Of Yarmouth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Railroad Burnt The Charleston Mercury Of
March 90, gives the following particulars o., dis
trcssing accident that occurred on the South Caro-
liua Railroad on Monday last:-
sThe woods had been set on fire by sparks from
the Locomotive some days before the fire had com
municated TO the Railroad and burnt away the wood
work for some seventy feet. The Engineer, It is
said, had been cautioned Of the probability Of this
if so, he did not believe 1t the train was moving
on al a rapid rate when they came upon the burnt
spot, abou, eigh, miles from the city. The En-
CINE crushed the unsupported rails and capsizcd,-
the Engineer (Cummings) jumped from his seat
but unfortunately the wrong way, the Engine fell
on him and crushed his head 10 atoms. The Level
Of the track q, the scene Of the accident, is about
l2 feet from the ground. The servants Car plum
ged after the Engine, and the first passenger Car
full of ladies, followed and the Cars lay heap 81
rains together. Out Of this wreck, most strange
10 say, the passengers were taken up unhurt.-
The I'd Engineer was somewhat bruised, and Q
black man much injured. The second Passenger
Car paused upon the brink, and lis inmates had on
! " moderate share Of fright foi their adventure
/ The Northern or English reader hay not under
stand how such an accident could happen, unless h
know that the rails on this road are often support
Cd or poles or beams the holIow not being flle'
M and the Cars thus at times appealing us II the
went through the air."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
Gideon Tab0r's Estate.

State or J,ERMON'y,I yel + il remembered that
Di,friet of Rutland. s.. ID at 'pec'a' Probate
court held al The Probate Office in Rutlspd, IN ss' dW-
trc, on the I3,h day Of April, A. ID. 1887,
Present. tpTLLL9M HALL, Judge.
u..x.u Tspop administrators upon the estate of
Gideon Tabor bate Of Mount Tabor IN said district, de-
cens,d proposing render an account oi her admits
,on and present her account sssnt saa estate ior al
lowsnce IL. 49,.
Osdey4d That mid acooun, be exsninsd 10 cour NJ
session he holden nj the probate poe IN HUI
land within aud lr said dririct the hrst Monday os
jane ncxi land thai the publication OF copy ~ ms
or Ter three weeks suocc.ively in the RutlandHep'd.
prnteJ nj Rutland soon may he. shall be sufficient
notice IN 81 concerned to appear, Il they see cause, aud
o,jee, thereto 49,,
IL H. B.JuHSLEt, Heg""'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Speech ofa distinguished "Induidooai,' IN The
Pennsylvania Legisiature. We have been handed
for publication the following report Of speech re-
ceuiy made in the House OF Representatives. by a
member from the county. The subject under dis
question was the bill Incorporating the Philadelphia
ice company.
"Mr Speaker, have few words more to coy
on this subject My Colleague (Mr Engiish)has
said tina, this here is not monopoly. lie tells us
that this here bill is opposed to the interests OF
indiwidoonls." (Mr English explained He had
l. OF used the phrase which fell from the eieuber-
he said iadiriduals.") Well, MIR Speaker, l say
ind sidoosls. That there indtwidoosis tells us
.hat this here bill won't hurt ndiwidooals enter
prize. Is there an indiwidooal in this house that
will be deceived by this Here are $50 ind:wid-
ooes opplying for a charter to gather ice aud yet
/ the indiwldoosl that hes just spoke would have US
believe that this charter don't interfere with indi-
! widoosl enerpri<e. II this ant monopoly w'od
! ike indlwidooasto pint IT out. for Que Indiwid
( GOAL am opposed TO all charters TO IndiwIdoosls
for indw,duosl advantage. SEM.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
TICKETS sos Shares in proportion.

UTTickets and Shares IN The above B'iHidnf and Nag
nefnf Lottery to he drawn the GIh May next NOW
TX nan from abroad for Packages single tick
cts will receive immediate and prompt attention. pack.
ncc of g5 Tickets will be sold Tor Si70ora certificate Of
tie hunters (which will tie tho holder to all the pack
for S265 The certificate when desired, will be endorsed
and guaranteed by thc Managers -
Only think OF LOTTERY Of such CAPlTAIS $1,000
s2596O! $1,000! SiOOO0--S s. 00D-S8,O1O, Ne. NC.
and also prizes OF 0OO50 prizes OF S750JO prizes of
5000 prizes Of s5O050 prizes of 500 DC. &c &C
aud Eiffsen Dracn Numbers out of 10 pa, the wheel
making as many Prizes as Blanks
hope patrons will give early attention. to tins Grand
Affair Whole Tickets are S20-Iialycs aud Curriers' IN
proportion Clubs individuals wanting packages or more
tickets, will he Literally dealt with.
Money enclosed a letter goes perfectly faie by mall
This has been well tested by w'ihn tie last Ten yea as
during the whole of that time have not heard o. more IMAM
three or four mscaagcs n money letters and they have
mostly been troced in directing or the writing O.
tie address being almost iiiogble
GTPnzrs always promptly paid al siyht, and all letters
answered by return mail.
The Nrp York Herald and General ddreriisc', onarg.
cd consin w tie Official drawings at ALL The l"iienes
also cOtspiffe list OF counterfeit notes ~
Ice. al ueN couutefles- ooUSct New iok Price Cur
ent-Prees OF Stocks isnk Note Table Last OF Broken
Ranks and tank notes current 10 the cdy OF Ne" YORK
General news Of the DAY seeced reading matter nc SC
.ho IN wessyl Is forwarded Grams to al whotea al
nav office TO others s. per annun, riyaha 10 sasaoes
For Tickets and Shares 10 ue above GkANDLoITERf,
address as usual .,.,.,,,.,,, a, ,,c,,rv,r,
Neto York
Who SOLD 10 Anony Doy Esq ofhis city, tie Gfand Cap,
ual Of $50 OO0-Nos 81 ~ 6S-in whole ticket, and
other BTant Prizes zout the Unitod slaies and
Cansdas amounting to Millions Of Dollars. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

"A Drmkird Poisoning Himself Oa Thursday
night man named John Oliver, aged IS ycors,
who resided in Anthony.st. went OFT md got HIM
self noxcsied and on his return went into his
mothers bed room, who was sick, and finding n
butte on the table, the wreiched drunknrd finished
his ccrouse by swallowing OF its contents. and by
doing so ended his earthly cercer, for TIC bottle
contained an ounce of Morphine. which killed him
before morning. An inques: was held on the body
yesterday. and a verdict returned in accordance
with the above staicmcnt.-.N. y. .jouT. IF Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
Commissioners Notice.

SSvIE tho ,userbers beiog appointed 10y the Hon FRO
w bate Court tyr the District Of Rutland, copm,'-
sioer, e, receive examine and adjust s claims ana as
rnsnds Of all perous sganH the estate .,
ELD.4D JlLLDRETH
late 81 Piisord, ,sd district rsoe.sed rerresen,a
io.oysn, and s,,a all claims and demnns exhibited 'o
off et th.ret aai sr months from the 2d dsy q" fspfo
nry las, he ns allowed BY said court for Inst pssse
hereby give notice that MI, sttesd 70 ths
bu,in.., of our sAd appointment st tho dwelling hoSss
Of the widow Of said deaossed the last M"o'sy o.
May and June next irola o'clock A. ~ nn'n . O'Clock
p M. tseh Of sad dsys
sH KELLOGG. l,c..,..,.,on.,,.
KEENAN, hHNRY,S
pntslosJ. April 10, Al. 1857. s-i'eH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
Elixir yesciai Baisamiqne.
n. II DOWNS
E-es fsa6Fe H0fsaHsic EstTsy.

yslOR Cough;, Colis, Consumption taianh' ,foup
IA A,hn.. Is hoopmg Cough, and % all other d'soa'
., OF ths bead. cbesi aHd lungs
ranphicu Containing history 81 ibe "f7''o'n'-A
,keei, ol lac diseare, which is rerompepa' GER
t,lcaies ICON unguo.tioaabe sourcsf-.mPt 'y.Sii'a'
accompanying each botte--mhy be had oi 1"I WINS ~
geGeies, Sraus
CKaTHfCkTr.
Vo-,be benefit o fibs shted, beg leave 10 give lhe
REV X H. Dswns' VesetsL. B.fsaeie il'1r' The Ugh
81 ,.ilJ. rec ommenisuop. have gwen u a. ehiid
of as whose luBss were evdepiiy dAnsefcs'J shse'y
aad a. ,hoa Ne were mock slafnedsIiff lmFlAs ""D
n.,s stef remedies Ia Fsin-he rstVli iNhe o"'"t !"
nov sr,rtBty removed sEi the child rssiessi !" "''A'
~, .aei 4 shis one thsl oEly has bsea Ysel'
'''9' siEPnEa CHANDLER.
staubrisse, Jaae %, $3.50.
r1h, s,,. u.oGl,ss j. lor .ss al ,hs RsiisSd b''s
Stare. ~ "a, taw s..t.
iIG 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

A Massachusetts farmer after giving the weight
Of hog he had fa,,ened, called on the New damp.
shire farmers to beat that II they could. The re-
ply was pretty good one, but not quite equal 10
one made by q friend Of ours who vas told by q
Worcester County man Mass. that neighDor Of
hts, raised that season eleven hundred bushels of
potatoes, and tauntingy asked IL Vermont could
beat that. Our friend answering rather moderate
IL thought she conld, for a farmer SIX miles from
Burlington .audlng TO Judge Mesch Of Sbeburnl
planted iae same season fourteen kindred bushels,
which was fsct---Bwiingioa SeatiaeL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
BRIGHTON MARKET-nonday, April 10.

Alma. ae go Beet Cattle, " pairs Working ofsh, ID
C,,.. and Calves 5aJ sberp and as swine
PErcys-Bes( Caltfs-NeaIly Ill The Beef Cattle were
pef bereinSors psse,isec We shall only state that last
weeks plees sert folly Egpfofted 80.
toykiag 0rsf.--Ws notice saes Al s65 20, s5' 10 100
lOS ms. ana ~, -. .. a. -.
Goes and CaIyessie were he,eed al SO. 81 30 aud
IS. -. - 4.
sh.sp-Rsthef dali Lots were isAsn a 81 % 30
IS, and 10 70. -
IrisI-Loas 10 po6ds ,sssH AZ 10 IL fof Eos, ana
ti Is OR Bs,u~s A. reisi y ics sors snd y ~ isf
foss