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Morning herald., 1839-12-23

Musical INsTRUCTIoN.-MR. MEADER bsc, %
cations he has received he purposes remaining town This
winter and will give instructions Singing and The theory and
practice ctthe Piano Forte. Application t. be made ~ him
at his resdence 5ls Broome street. dl1luiss
A RTIFlCIAL TEETH NJ LEvETT. Dentist, No. 2o0
IA Broadway entrance n Warren begs call the at
tentios OF the public to methsd OF 6xpr ArR-
cai Teshfrom 10 full seton the princi ef simss-
pherc by pam injury the s1ion-
ing teeth gums Mr.. Levetfs method Is rer and so-
seher peculiar to hnse and h 10 produce the de-
sired effect. - .70l4a7
From the New York Tim~sI st.sF tsN
ARTIFICIAL TEErHA A friend ofours having undergone
deascal operation under the hand. Of Mr. Lsv ooe
s'ou 10 speak IA high praise OF that genenaas sL faev
and new mode Of supply The oss Of Teeth the
fon OF anew aud principle OF Artificial ones in way
alike void ofpain Inconvenience We have been shown
Courier Esque and from the Evening Sta al speaking
in The highest terms OF Mr. Lvets new pncpls for hs con,
structiob Of Artificial Teeth-of ncseliy and uy ana or
its dispensing with springs and tuss W the staple intro
duction atmospheric pressure which has b<en found inl-
bic for all purposes OF mxtcaos and ornamens; iaassd h
this respect the commuy sznd largely in1sb<ea % Mr.
Levett for his ntrodueton and Ingenious OF the
atmospheric pressure principle. ols 3mis.
10 FOURTH WARD wHIG YOUNG MEN-Th
young Of the Fourth Ward will attend meeting al IN.
Shakespeare, on Monday the 23d instant O'Clock 10 elect
i've persons 10 represent the the Committee for the ensu-
iugyssr.
An eHort has been made break down the Committee a.d
tb@se Who are IN favor Of xeePng up the organisation
cordrs 70 particularly requested a.sd
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

GEORGE ROLLINS, Anctioneer.
yT7INEs, BRANDY, WHfsKEr, Sc.-Os Mosday 23d
wv ins,snt, at ~ O'Clock, WILKINS, ROLLINS 4 co.
will cell Al No " Btoad street invoice Of very choice
Wines and Liquors, I'm demip and bottles ing Of
Brshmn Madeira, Bfaekhurns East India Howard March
Co, Sc. sherry-Hortir Daft Gordon Co, cabne, pale
sherry Londo Lock brown sherry crusted Port Win ;
foted in London, om the House of Young Co Bran les
-Henncsseys, oisrds A. seignettesJ J.J Dupuv Co =
0nswsn Pinespplr Irish brands Also wslburn Heidck
TROY and Star brand Champagne Also msi lot Of uee
rier Hghsni and still Irish wnskey and
dew scote, whissey. s2l a.
C7OLEN from ~ Maiden lane, Glass SHOW Case, cou-
- sinng gias bottles and via also several articles of
Perfumey suitable reward will given for its recovery.
d2lA
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

CPLENDID GEOLOGICAL EXHIBiTION-Now open
- at 81 Canal Street. ew doors Of wayMessrs
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY q Co have the pleasure
inform the public and that they have established
rare beautiful and extensive Mansgerie Of Living Animals
Beasts the above banned place. Their coeetien
prises great variety Of the specimens Unnatural history
imported America. Will be open for the reception Of
visitors each day from IoA A. M. tssP and from to
in the evening. dig 2ms
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

VTTANTED One or rooms, uufurnished, without
wv beard for lady and young daughter Address boz 1913
lower post Office. d23 1t F
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NJ ouACKERY, NO lMPosITiUN--t;rvat Improy,
lV msnt IN the treatment Of Delicate
cured few das elects and Structures cured srre
dtousIy hy method also liberated Throass 0la
Ulcers Deass Of the Bladder Kdnes diseases az e.
Liver NC at Or Evans Dipensary and PRINCIPAL Ocs No
IL Peek Slip d., Evans has ad thirty sd
areguar medical educ atioodont mistake nun ~
BMsd'enes and Directions any part Of sks Uni
ted States
DR. EVANS Vegetable Apiriest and Casharsie r. al
ways for sale al his Office. rae lmis.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

B Ass
dc feht do single DO Dc M ts,soa5
DO 10 do Quarter Boots Q
Do morocco Dsncise Pumps, very nat, l,so
do Cater Pnwps, DO 7.55
DO ea'f Brcgsss, Pumps, 2
Boys'So Boots al
Masters d. do, I,2sa2
Ladies' Cater DO. H.N frt. Nt
Misses do do, brcnxs morocco, sf25
With general assortment of bukin Boots aud srpers al
prices correspond with those hsru tines Al ~ Bowsry
d2f lots NJ REED
DARK THEATRE,--MADAME CELESTE begs leave
IL respectfully tn her friends and the public
he. fret Benefit this theatre since her to asr
lapse of years. will place Mosday evening Dec
3sj when she will have the honor Of presenting the New
York public dr,na. called
THE ESCAPE OF CHARLES THE SECOND,
with new scenery. dresses, and decora ions,
Written expressly for Madame Celeste by Bernard the
thor Of So Marys Eve Nervous Man, Lucille and other
noted dramas. M
Made enoiselpe ~elests will also appear IN
VARIETY OF uANCfNg,
and celebrated srswa In which she will sustain the
principal part
ThsSe. sooa SOW open the shss,rs where p.<e.
be secured. s9e ~
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THs EVENING
1v Dec % 1899, will be performed
THE HuNCHBACK-.Master Walter, Mr.. Wallack,
Julia, Miss Jaos Waack Helen, Miss Fanny WaIlsck.o
To conclude with CHARLES Il.--Adam Brock, Mr.. H.
Walack Endiga, Mrs. H. Wallaok.
Pricss-Boxes 90 centP 25 cts-Galsry 20 Chdssu
uuder ~ years, halfpr 10 Boxes.
Doors open 7ocock the curtain will rise at half pest
even precisely. rss r4 sll.2ras
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
DR. EBLgOT.
OCuLIsT,
Broadway, entrance IN Dusse strs
CnnEnos hss rr-arf.cs ln u IL

Cou6nes his practice to
.t. pISEAs sES OF THE EYE,
0PHTHdLAuC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Fren DR. Eots extensive practice and the number Of rs-
ten who cannot be attended duag his ece hours h ss
obtained the services Of DR.. WEsrMAcorr prsconsr "a
vsraby Known FOR years in this ev m<mbsr AZ the
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal Coexs sf Sur
reons Ednourga DR.. W. paid much attention diseases
the Eye ia Psr,s and recently to DR. Estts p<esas
snode Of operation and treatment
Ohhee hours iror 10 tei o'clock. daily. mv15-vrs
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From the Mobile Register of SeDk 81


Health of .Hobile.-- We have mott saIutarv
CLEAN OF hope to crafty our absent friends with.
The work OF depopulation is progressing rapid
", and we hear it stated by judges, that we need
not expect respite for nj least u month 10 come:
yet we llInk-and scarce know our reason tor
so thinking, that things wear lvelier aspect
than they did short time since. We notice
several Of the stores re opened, and here and
there the lace of some friend who was saved
from the Pesiilenre aItera lingering convaeScen
cy.-I'hs may he accounted Tor, however, by the
TACT that there are but few victims left; and
the only fear is that some ofour Northern friends
may venture here before frost appears. and
thus expose themselves 10 certain danger, or
death, as few of them recover from severe AT
tack.
Ails morning we are me,gad into gloom bv
The sickness and death of friends in tie bloom
OF youth and hope, who have bccn snatched al
most without warning. Among The sick we
are deeply panied to hear the mime of the Rev.
w. ID. iiamliton, who, in addition to his claims
as continual attendant on the sick and diving
filS peeu long regarded as most worthy citizen
and excellent man.
L: .. Since wiring the above we hear that
lie heV j. iianllton has been taken i'll, so that
we have now meme but The Catholic CLERGY to
perform the obseqnes over the dead.
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of bank, the President and Directors OF Is"c ~
bank liable to indictment for swlnd!pg ahd' II
found guilty, to be punished by imprisonment IN
the state prison for from three to ten years. ~
5th All charters to be under the control oil iu
ture legislatures. ,c,,
Which resolution was made the order of the day
for tomorrow morning.
A resolution from lhe Senate, ASST gnng p. NJ
tomorrow for comfy Conventions, and 10 A Nj
Saturday for Joint Assembly to make county APP
pointments was laid upon the table.
The Senate came in, and both Houses in join
assembly received the report Of the canvassins
committee, follows
For GOpernOr
SiIas II. Jenisou 24,Gl1 elected
Nathan Smile 22,257
Scattering 81
Whole number 4G,902
for Lieut.. Governor.
David n Camp "a Cos, elected.
o. c. Hcrrl 22,2G6
Scattering 23
For IreaSurcr.
Henry Janos - 500, elected.
Dauiel Baldwin 22,27l
Scattering II
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In Montpelier, Sept. 10, Mr. Wealthy Kechum
aged SO years, Also Sept, 30th, AIgerson s.
Ketchnm, aged 2G Oct 9Th, Mrs Deborah Ed
wards aged 80.
In Eionrpelier Oct.jl, Miss Ann West, nged 3S
In Portland, Me, 9th inst. Mr. Peter IL, Mann.
aged 80, formerly Of Bath. N. H.
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v, Strange HiortaLtty. A friend, Of Spring6e,d
Vermont who informed us some time since off
the breaking out of an extraordinary disease in
that retired and wholesome village now ~ives
us the result of it in the fact that some thirty or
forty. persons have been carried off by the epi,
demic within few weeks. This is an Immense
loss for township of not over 5000 population
in all.
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THE PREsrDENoY.-In consequence of

The PREsIDENCY.-ln consequence of the
game the administration party arc playing with
H." ~" @H'os in offering Them public
'nnds for thag votes, il is absolutely necessary
tor certain success, that die wings select for IA
candidate "a man in the midst OF the new States
whose personal popularity is such as to make
the people in the States around him scorn the
brlbe offered them hy Il corrupt and corrupting
administration
Mr. Van Buren, offers the millions on millions
OF public lands i'll the new states for the electo
rial votes of those states TO make him president
four years more and give him another g 100000
81 he promises TO perpetuae slavery in the South
so far as he can do it, fihc South will but allow
him to provide for his Northern Office holders
four years longer, while he hopes to carry the
North by party machinery. Give us HARRI.
SON as candidate, and from what we have
heard and seen lately we should think even
New Hampshire doubtful state in the struggle
between him and Mr. Van Buren, for second
term.-An impression seems to prevail among
even the Van Buren, party, that one term OF the
presidency is enough for one man and as they
nave aided in rewardng the commander of the
Sou,hern DIVISION of tine American Army during
me iast war, 1t may not he amiss to give the
fresdency to the commander of the Northern
division OF the army for one term. and thus
square accounts with Gen. JACKSON and Gen
HARRISON. We know of many supporters of
the Administration who are prepared for such
movement, and will act with energy when The
time OF action arrives.--yN H. Courier.
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NEW GOODS !
6 Ia e Cd al 81 ey G ~ g & 4


NNTiLL receive, Thursday next, Oct. 9, large
" and well -eloc,od assortment of
%g%A5GSS g HT.3Sf2 &c rr&36. &{0@Gga
most Of which have been purchased al prices unus-
ualy low and will be sold for CASH at Il very small
advance. The impression has prevailed TO II CON
siderable extent that Goods may be purchased of
pedlers ut better bargains than of regular morch ans
Whether this impression has ever been well found
cd it is not material to enquire. IL is sufficient for
ouI present purpose that We assure the public that
oar prices shall be so I0,r to give occasion for
the remark IN future, Gar II applies TO us.--
Experience has laugh: rs the force Of the maxim,
that ga nlmble ninGpeu"e is better than slow shii.
ling, and we shall adopt in future such II policy
rs hiil make ii for the jatortSt Of persons who pur
chase with cash. TO purchase of us These remarks
are not made merely for effect, but with ,he fr.n
belief that the Pan proposed may be carried into
elect IN good faith aud result to the mutual advUn-
lago OF our customers and ourselves.
We therefore repent the assurance that we will
sell Goods for east Mt smaller profit than has been
added heretofore in the county.
Those wishing 10 barter for Goods, or purchase
on credit, viii do well to call us before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We don't wish to sell to such
rs alc1cr pny-but good credit and prompt payment
at the time agreed upon, will buy Goods a a small
advance from cost.
The Ladies and Gcntlcmcn Of ST. Johnsbury and
vicniiy are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
inc the Goods.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 80, 1899. lI3H
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I'm odd Circnns!ance.--Yc yesterday afternoon. a
'aoy in Chesnut street about Fourth, was re
qHested ny woman 70 hold small child two
o y. n'ree minutes. The lady, after receiving it,
az" waiting nearly IN hour for the mothers
H7'orh' found that she had been deceived and
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accordingly walked off to the Almshouse with
the infant The case was the cause Of congre.
eating large crowd, The child was appur-
emily but three months olG.-Pu6. Ledger.
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&,ls a. !!.ss!s 5 La. " 4, 1IfLS&5a

In Chelsea, Mr. WIN. ii. A. Braman to Miss
Nancy M: f. Sleeper, both of Washington.
Mary Clark.
In Oraugo Co, N. G. Mr. William uopson, II sol.
der OF The revolution in the 9ls year OF his age,
to Miss Harriet Booth, aged about ~ "a dotard
and 1901 we trow. 1t might have been the ''hide
and taiow of The old OK she was aitcr.J
In CraflsburY, VIM. a. Rawsoh, OF Lumkin,
Georgia, to Miss Julia Root
In Montpelier, Mr. Summer V. Kendall to Miss
Louisa s. Mead, both of M
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S8ro'adScg0tEss2 E2ssoL sgz5sns, &c.
YFviiE hr&es, lot Of DRONDCLOTNS, PILOT
T. CLOTHS, CASSiMEEE3 4; BUCK SLAIN,
ever had by now offering for sale Il: nriccs
which cannot fail TO please We 6augAt them mach
che"per ttois c0cs and selling at from 25 10 33
per cent less than former prices. IN in want Of
the articles are invited to call and examine.
SIiEDD g. JLWETT
Oct. Z, 1880. Ike
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sSaSa AIs.E&a

In Barnet, I'd Feb. 1888, Sally, aged ID years
aud z months; also, on the l2lh giarch 1882 MARY,
aged 10 ears and months; also, lOh Of Eay 1880
J4tnos, children Of Elijah McLnron, Esq also,
25d sept 1889, Mary, his wife all Of whom died
Of consumption.
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GREAT CONFEDERATION in NEW
YORK.
T'om The Correspondent ofhe Boston Alas
New YORK, Monday, Ocl. Z, 1880


New YoRK, Monday, Oct. z, 1880.
closed my last on Saturday evening with
n statement That two fires were then raging in
Isight, one in Albany street, where ten or twelve,
hudngs were wholly or partially destroyed
bur the vale OF property must be light: anolh or
in Brooklyn, just across the East river from the
heart of our City, where n vivid hIoze was as
cending from II stable, planning mill, &c. in
flames. Both were speedily got UNDER with n
loss Of property from each probably below $780,
1000.
At twelve O'clock that night the alarm was
again sounded! This tinr, II carpenters shop
in E!dridgo street was in flames and before the
fire department could be rallied in sufficient
force to arrest it, several buildings in that street
and thence through to Forsyth, occupied as
workshops or the dwellings of poor families,
were consumed. The loss by this is probably
about equal to the Albany street fre,-sny 500,
OOO-hut by each number Of poor families
have been stripped of their lillc all and turned
adriIt ut most unproDtious senson-a season
when the I0horing classes of our city are Iust be
ginning to feel the effects of those pernicious
measures which to many OF them have aided to
nillct upon the country.
Another cry Of Fire resounded through the
streets, and was echoed from the deep ongucd
bells! The Edridge fire hoG nor been subau-
ed when another and far more disastrous broke
ont ia le0 Water street in the very heart OF the
business quarter of our city. Before the en-.
SHlCS c'''H ''C Drought from IItNfid9G street
considerably more than Il mile--it had made
such progress to threaten the cunnagrn,ion of
the entire lower part of the city. The frcmen
were nearly exhausted by their severe eXcrtions
nt two or three previous fires, and the rapid
dragging of their engines to and fro; worse suiI,
the water in the hydrant was nearly gone! The
great block OF heavy wholesale establishments
bounded by Water, Fulton, aud Front streets g.
Fletcher ST, or Buring slip, was Il sea of flame,
and the devouring clements was extending its
ravager in every direction but Northwnrd, :he
fire formed IA line 10 the East river and obtaired
water in abundance, and the flames were arrest
ed about six o'clock, and at seven suhdued alto
geihcr. The amount of damage by this fire
alone must certainly exceed One billion Of Doi-
tQrS; the estimate Of the owners Of the proper
~ will exceed One .NHlion and q I{aD. Some
Of the Insurance Offices must he heavy suffer-
ers. The aggregate amount OF insurance. is &474,-
500.
There was fire at jersey City, another re-
ported at ManhatlanvillC, another at Fort Lee
another, corner of Fifteenth street and six ave
nue., in the course of the night. No man DIRE ans
that these seven fires in one single night
were not he work Of incendiaries. The Albany
street fire, understand, probably caught from
chimney; the other We're the work ofdemons
intent on plumber am sorry to say that they
succeeded too well at the great fire; though II
number of them were unprecedented.
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G. u a'E'1GEs g. E1aGg9@

Z0EIE2 EE1C'E7 VVEcETENda EEaUgED,
WIS article combines all the requisite and val
~ mah'r nrop"rIie. ihrt can be produccd--FIui.
dIIy, durability and brlliancy of color
II Is IcWarkhOle for rs easy flowing from the pen
and tor the beautiful raven black it assumes soon
ai'er ITS transmission 10 the papcr--w never turn
Drown IN any climate, or under any circumstances
IL Is particularly valuable tor permanent records
ana IS as we'll adapted TO the OF nloialic pens
Is nnills l~'s
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CN0Ca1cE'y 81 GLASS Ware; EsaTd
WARE AND CUTLERY:
WINDOW GLASS. SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE.
CoVi00cs, ALPACA, 81 Hgcriaaocs.

gEynE Subscribers never bought Calicoos so cheap
II their present lot--their assortment is good.
comprising about 5000 yards, and cheap, varying
from to 30 cents. Those in want OF Cacoes at
fast colors, will do well TO call soon as lhcy nro
selling very rapidly. ~ to Is cents buy those
which are good c0tors, fine, firm and haads0&,c
styles. Our assortment of ALPACA, MERi.
NOES-pldin and fgnrud-SaXony Cluth-Ala-
pines. CAMLETEENS SILKS, &c. good and
rcry che0p. Those in want Of any Of .he above
articles are invited TO call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. SHEDD ~ JEWE1"F.
St. Johnshury PLAIN, Oct 10. 1899 I5tf
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:, Eztraet from letter dated .4prA 2G, 1889.
From Geo. Sent, Esq. Cashier Concord Bank
Messrs Cnrrier Il Hall Of Tins town are mann
inr'urers ct the best writing ink within my know
ledge. 1t may be depended on as IL FIRST rate arti.
Gle. y"
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NeaU Goods.

FE7HE Subscribers would again announce to their
4 friends and the lpnbiic, that they have just
received prime assortment Of
SgaA5Gla g TfJ5Ss1 u 3a;r5a q g.D-&Go
comprising almost every ARTICLE usually keptin a
country store, which they will sell rs low Cor cash
approved credit rs can be purchased in this soc.
ton. Among their present assortment the follow.
ing articles may be found, viz:
Blue, blue black, Invs. green, olive, do, brown,
olive do. adelaide and mixed RROADCLOTHS;
CASSIM ES and SAFINETT, Pilot Cloth Il
superb article over coats good assortment Of Tai
lors Trimmings; Goats Hair and INIT Cambets,
For ladies CionEs and Dresses ALPACAS, Il
new article, silk ~ worscd CambloIcons, AInpinos
and Mcrnos, gro dc Swiss, gro do Naples Sdramet
and FiorcHccs Silks; fancy HIkts, Choppas Ban.
damn, P0ngne and Barcelona lidkjS; Italian and
French silk Cravais; cotton do; gNuZe EGIis black
Grape aud green Buragc; silk and abby VelvctS;
Ribbons, supcr belt do; ladies black and coIorcd
menno Hose; silk and kid Gloves; gents buck
Gloves; wooon do; buck Mittius; Rubbers and web
Braces; dnmask, Worsicd plaid and iIdin9hursh
SHAWLSj Prints, very chcapj Coppcrplate, Cling.
hams, white Cambrcs, Bshup Lava, Swiss and
Book Muslin; Lace, lace QniIngs, Edgng and
lnsertngs, Liner, linen Cambrcs, INIT. do cotton
Russia Diaper; Drilling, Ticking; brown ~ bleach
ed Sleeiinga and Shirlng~; cotton Yarn; Umbrellas
&c; Rubber Shoes, Morocco wulhioE do; French
l.. Slips KID do, and small! Shoes; q Silver and
plated Table and Tea Spoons; Pencil Cases Per.
cussion Caps, &c; Paper lIaneiugs mahuclny and
gilt framed Looking Glasses; smull toilet do.
BUFFALO ROBES, FUR CAPS AND COL.
LARS, BRUSH AND NAPT HATS;
CrOCflcgy 81 GLASS VWarcs EgaTci
WARE AND CUTLERY:
WINDOW GLASS. SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE;
.; H. Sugar, loaf d.; prime Teas; Raisns, Rice,
Cloves, Nutmeg, Cinnimon, ground do; Coffee,
Chockolate, &c. winter lamp OIL coaI SO and fine
SalG PAINTS aud DYE STUFF; Iron, Steel Mails,
no,l Rods, nail Plate, Hoop Iron, sc. &c.
In, IT.,
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Sickness at the South.--By the latest accounts
from Augusta, it appears that the fever contin-
ues to age in that CITY with very little change,
either for better or for worse.
In Mobile the yellow fever has been more ia
tai than in any other city this season, and still
continues without any percepable Abatement.
In New Orleans there is no material change:
and in Charleston it sill continue ;, but to so
slight an extent, that 1t does not appear to dis.
turh The peOple much.
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BRIGHTON MARNET-Ocr. 7.
Reported for Tho Xanl,on F,,n,or

IttVUTVUu IOF INC NNkco Farmer.
at market, 72J Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, 30 woke
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep
and Lambs 1850 Swine
PE'chs. Beet-Eut very little Variation from
last week.
Stores-Yearngs were sold from ssl2 10 18, and
two years old from % to S.i3
H., working OAen-Wo noticed sales from IS to
COWS and C"lves-Wcre in great demand, We
noticed sales from 30 to $50.
onoep and Lambs. Sales were made from so
to $500: according to quality.
SwIne-At retail om t to CTS. Lots to ped
for burrows. There were a few blooded Berkshire
sold from to TO-
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Gj'At the election in Philadelphia last Wcdnos.
day the whole Wing ticket elected by about
300 mojorhy-except for Mayor--there being .
Wing candidates in the field no choice was made
The Council now elect, and of course a Wing will
be elected.
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frcm Samuel Morrill,, Troas n. H. Savings Bank.
April %.
have used the Ink made bv Currer 81 Hall for
Il lew months past, and can cheerluliy recommend
It as the best have ever used