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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
btl'Eb by the Steamer Columbus now ready f,r r,
worth Turner Co. the following ARTICLES which " m h. oil oui
A. low a. at any Establishment Cay excepted tor thu
confirmation Of which all ~ ho ar. IN v,nt az ca. >,
call aud examine Tor themselves
20 Pieces fine medium and superdne Broad Cloths which Will be
sold great bargain
60 Do Cassinctt from 10 cts 10 81 usr yarl
20 do ny Jeans ami kerseys
- do. Red and White Fanne very cheap. which
q Servants wtar c6nl.ta ,--,rtuarf ,4 ,,,- 80 go.
di"e' WI" the times Few pieces io.- hants,m. ,a
Ca-li.ueTes de-abl-
$50 Blausets Tor servants 80 Il. - ~. q, ,..-.
DOMESTIC Goohs much aIrr s-y en- Ice purchased
IN any OF the Nouhern Markets.
We respectfully invite the Purchasers 70 our com
CHEAP. oc25 y RFREiTy 4, Io -"
HGoRTo RICO NoLAsSEs-5o hid. Porto R,e., Mol,.-es
landing and Tor sale by
&c - DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
= WHEATLN = GO. received at the Baltilof, IasI
a. store Al the 9Th street in,ley oq
po-',e r. u Jenkin yesterday their VII assorted
Stock-lO pieces Wool black CIniu .up.rior ,t,,ii,
10 pieces Inv ani Olive Greendo
20 ip English Fancy Cashmere
10 do PLAIN Blue and Bin ID
10 d. sir satin and Mrrno N-,tin-S. ,,t.t .t,L-
80 DO White Flannel all Wool al sjc. pr yani
10 Do swann SKIN do, aHer, warranted not to
10 DO is-I Barn.ley shreinr
- Do Plain, Blk AMI Waefed Alnaeta
5 cases Fancy Prints
90 CARTOONS Of bk aEl cord Fringe
10 DORM Gent, Menno SHIRTS and .upSnor article
~ Do i:ade' French hid Gloves, direct Par. ai6ss
"a pieces blk ami blue ok Bunla..ne
10 dn Cashmere &c Lane new st,le
, DO Printed saiins article for ladies drr,-e.
10 DO Printed Velvet
; dnz' n handsome bored STA SlaU.s
pieces Rich Wa-rrJ STRIPE SIX
= bales Whitney Blankets 5 do Ross io 10 do N-,ra do
together with trse assortment of Hosiery lind Of which
they viii dispose "f upon TIE reasonable t,rin. for m Az
persons "'mns to purchase vii pleas ,a aa examine or Them
90 Tie star b, requested TO copy
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MSsags@a

In Concord, March IL, MARY ANN, wife of Capt
Kinds k. Darling and daughter of MIR Charles Bucl:
Of Waterford, aged 20, BY the death Of this amia.
bic young lady her husband has been beref of kind
and aHectonnte wife, her parents of dutfu daugh-
ter and the little circle in which she moved Of one
Of its most brilliant gems Com
In Waterford, March 20, Of erysipelas, HANNAH,
wife of MIR Shuba Goodell, aged II.
In Waterford, April 5, Mrs CAswELL, wife of Mr.
John Caswell, after distressing and painful sickness
Of years, which she bore with patience and submits
sion, and rested i'll the hope Of blessed immortality
through the atoning blood of Jesus Christ. Com.
In Waterford, pr Is, Of erysipeIas, Mrs Coop
ELL, wife of Mr. llezekiah Goodell.
In Danvile. April /, Mr. Samuel Farley, aged 20
Also, on the 9th inst Mr. William lice, a pension
Of the Revolution, aged SO.
Also, April 7th, Carissa, widow of William Tres
colt, aged "a
Also, 9Th inst. Judith j. wife of Robert kelsey,
Esq. aged Al.
In ltteton, N. H. 9TH inst. an infant son of Cath
arine ard BENZ Gibson, of Danve.
In Barnet March 25, Elijah son Of Mr. Elijah Clef-
ford, aged "a.
In Barnet, April 8, of erysipclas, AIRS Polly, wife
Of Mr. Salma Hall, Of Danville and daughter Of AIR
Elijah Cleford, aged about 27.
In Peacham April ] , an infant daughter of Henry
and Harriet Wells.
In Wheeock, March 7, Of cry sipeas, Mrs Mehit-
abel, widow of DR. Cyrus Root, aged Ga.
Also, in Wheelock, March 27, Marindn, infAnt
daughter Of Samuel and Betsey Jones.
In Walden, March Ia, Of erysipelas, Mr. Stephen
Currier, Jr aged 30.
In Peacham, Jan. 3, Helen Alcena, daughter of
MIR Moses Bovee, aged weeks and days.
In Lowell, March 81, Abigail, wife of the late Jon
athan Stewart, aged 81.
In BradeyvaIe, Apil 2, of erysipeas, alr Duston
Holman, aged 70 years and months
In Derby, 9th of March, of eryspelss, Mr. New
ton Sias, aged 40, son of John Sas Esq.
In Hardwick, March IT, Mr. Divine futile, ag-
ed S.
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,cev1rrAL OF SINGLETON MERCER OF THE
,,,,ppER OF lIEBERToN, THE sEpUcER, The
.,,lor Young Mercer, at Woodbury., N. ]. was
,.orght 10 n close on Thursday afternoon. The
o,oor of mental arrangement, caused by the con-
Inc, Of Heberton towards his sister, was clear and
o,ricit and the State not able 10 rebut the evil
dance. Hon. G. ID. Wall made the closing argument
a, the youthful prisoner, and Attorney General Mol.
orson for the State Judge Elmer charged The Jury
ho,ween four and five O'clock and in half an hour
,ey returned into Court and rendered verdict Nor
Gritty. The manifestations of qualification were
s,rong and expressive, both in Woodbury., where the
trial was held, and IN various parts Of Philadelphia,
where the news OF the verdict was circulated
From the Philadelphia Papers.
yMercer's return to The Cuy.Yo Dung Mercer re-
turned with his family to this city yesterday morning,
in private conveyance, crossing the Delaware at
Glouchester Point, and reaching the city by way of
the Point House road Thus creating dsappoint-
ment among those who had assembled on the wharf
at Walnut street, to greet his arrival
His counsel did, however, arrive in the boat, and
were enthusiastically cheered the ladies' collected on
Boodgood s balcony waving their handkerchiefs, and
almost astonishing the lawyers themselves with the
excess of their delicate sensibilitics. The counsel
proceeded up Walnut street, short distance, with
heads uncovered amid, the continued cheers and
pIaults of the spectators. The crowd followed
ahem until they reached the United States Hotel, in
Chestnut street, where some of the learned gentle
men put up.
Young Mercer and his Sistcr-.fgectiag Scene
al TVoo}6ury,-The Mercury Of last evening states
on the authority ofan eye witness, that the interview
of young Mercer with his family, Immediately after
tho acquttal was a Of extraordinary pathos
Sarah fell on her knees before her brother as he en-
tered the apartment, and mplored his forgiveness for
the peril and suffering to which he had been sub
jectcd her account.
The mother embraced her son, (whom she regard
ed almost restored from the grave,) with that
Joy and gladncss which finds no utterance in words.
The youth, on his part discovered all that intensity
of affection which forms the most agreeable trait in
his character. He hung on his sister Sarah's neck,
and assured her of his perfect forgiveness, begging
her to consider herself bameless, and attributng the
Affections they had Just passed through, TO one
who had made full and fearful atonement for his
guilt.
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LATEST FROM HAYTI.

The brig NonpareiI, Capt Pope, arrived at this
port yesterday morning, from Gonnaives, which place
she left the Goth ultimo A letter from Messrs. b. c.
Clark & Co, the consignees, dated Gonnaves 18th
March, says, the country is all in revolution. Pres
"ent Boyer obliged to abdcate, and has embark
cd for England. All business is at stand''
Capt. Pope reports, according to the merchants ex-
change books, that President Boyer had abdicated,
ind fed on board an English corvette, on the 18th,
una sailed for Jamaica the 18th. The revolution
improvements were such, in the Southern and West
e'h parts of the Island, that commercial operations
were entirely suspended. The Patriots took posses
''o0 OF Gonnsves on the 17th-but were not able TO
"'u except conditionalIy .-Boston atlas, apr1f 10
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FROM MUS Patriot, Concord, W H)
MlLLERIsM The disciples Of Miller in this yicin
n.y. (and their number is by no means smaDare now
holding meetings at the Athenian Hall in this town,
h'Sht ana day. preacher named Barn, from
portsmouth, is delivering course oflecuros on the
exciting topic-the Second Advent of Chrst-and the
hall has been crowded to excess several evenings
past Many of their number are expecting the com
ing oil the end daily and even hourly. ! he excite
ment among them ia intense and the noise bois,erous
and deaiening Among their number we have MOTTO
ed, standing in the desk beside the preacher a man
who is starh madd-a raving maniac, who makes the
general din and confusion still more hideous by his
startling cries and terrific exclamatons
We believe many Of the Mertes to be sincere in
their belief and professions, but we lament-doeply
lament-the results Of their belief We are credbly
informed that hospital contains several victims Of
this doctrine; and we know of one in this neigh
borhood, where the father Of family of four or five
children has left his offspring to cry for bread, while
he was spending his time at Miller meetings and his
wife was confined as unfortunate maniac!
This Is no fiction but startling reality. We OBJ
tanned our information from n benevolent man who
bad led the poor Children deserted they were by
reckless father, week and week IL said that
the poor little ones would come about his table, reg
ulary, when he about to take his meals and beg
and moan for something to eat, in so truly
ptabe that it not in his heart to refuse them =
How many such there are in our immediate
neighb orhOod we have not the means of esti
mating. But we have every reason to believe that
they are numerous
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SCHENECTADY.
w ednesday morn

Wednesday morning, A o'clock.
great fire last night broke ont betN cen IL and
O'Clock. The Railroad Depot and offices in Given's
Hotel and Premises are all DESTROYED! About TWEEN
ty coaches ofall the companies were burned We
lost two horses and there were two horses, Given's
stables. A scene of destruction and desolation -
all the work Of an incendary. The entire building
in flames before il was discovered or an alarm
given.
MIR Given has s. 900 insured his buildings and
furniture in the Manhattan Co. New York. The Uti
ca Co. insured some $4,000 on the Depot in Alba
ny. We are insured, somewhere about the same a
mount in Saratoga Mutual insurance company.
The building was 81 feet long, 60 feet wide and
posts 80 feet high, and beyond the reach of the en-
snes. 1t was with great difficulty we got any nsur-
ance on it, for its heght-the cortguity to Ovens
Hotel and stables, and the fact that locomotives were
used in the building, W. lost ten twelve of our
Gothic coaches those fitted up winter coaches.
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In Ba nkru ptcy.
a ssh g n e's ale

"A s. g as c G 9 s ale.
HSY virtue of sundry orders and DEGREES in Bank
NJ ruptcy issued out Of the District Court of the
United States for the District ofVermont vestipg in
me the several rights and estates therein set forth
will sell at auction to the highest bidder at the dwell
ing house of Henry Hitchcock, in Lowell, the Isl
day of May next, in the uicrnoon sundry clams and
demands, being the assets of said Hitchcock.
ALSO, on the 2d day of May next at the dwell.
ing house of Sylvester Goodno in Irasburgh, all
right, title, and interest Sylvester GooJno has in Lo,
No 81 IN the town of Erasburgh, ulso certain de-
mands assets of said Goodno.
ALSO. on the Sd day of May, at noon ut tho
house of Charles Marsh, in Casbury, all right, title
and interest said Mash has in the farm on which he
how lives, being Lot No. 7, in the 18th Range of
Lots in Crafsbury.
ALSO, on the 4lh day of May next, at noon, a,
Grays Inn, in Glover. certain chooses in action being
the assets of Willard Minou
297 JACOB BATES, Assignee for Orleans Co.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss.
Inc Probate Court for the District of Or.
irans-Io all persons concerned in the Estate OF
WILLARD RUSSELL, late of Albany, deceased IN.
testae, oRrETINo
M HEREAS, the widow Of said deceased, hae
made application to the court here for
Segment ofpersona estate to the amount of Sl75
AND said application is referred for hearing TO the
hrst wednesday of May next. You are therefore
notified TO appear at tho Probate Office at Irasbugb
on said first Wednesday Of May at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. that you may be heard in the premises nd this
order shall be published two weeks successfully in.
me Caledonlan printed at st. Iohnsbury previous 10
the day Of bearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Has
burgh, this 18th day ofApril A. D. ls43.
"9Sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal.

| LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CANTON.
The ship Delhi, Captain Cole arrived yesterday at
New York from Canton, having left Macao the goth
Of December The news by this arrival is important
u serious riot attended with great destruction of
property having broken at Canton on the 9TH of
December.
All accounts that the disturbance was caus-
ed by tho misconduct Of some Lascars, belonging to
the British ship Fort William lying at Whampoa and
who were permitted to visit Canton by their COM
mander. 1t is said that the Chou Chou Chop was
refused to the Iascars who had not paid for all their
goods-and their departure being opposed by the Chi
nese Customs officer, knife was drawn by Lascar,
and the officer was wounded in the shoulder. This
exasperated his countrymcn, who joined in the affay
and battle commenced which resulted in the Las
cars being driven off. The Chinese were soon ,ein-
forced by considerable numbers, and attacked the
Creek Hong in which the Lascars had sought refuge,
and afterwards set fire to the Company's factory.
The Military and Municipal authorities were
the spot, but driven off by the mob--whch
numbered some eight ten thousand men. The
Dutch and the Creek Hongs, although defended with
much gaantIy, entirely destroyed and their
valuable contents became the prey fthe flames, or
were carried away by the popuace. The mob also
Iieard's Factory. MI Heards Factory was defend
ed for long ne-and although the front entrance
was broken down, yet the mob kept out by
discharge Of firearms upon those who attempted 10
cnter-but the buildings on both sides heing fire,
the inmates compelled to evacuate the Hong,
and made their escape to the Footoe Hong in safety
Mr. Heards treasury broken open, and three laos
of dollars taken. Alessrs Glib, Livingston s. Co.'S
Factory was pundered of $40, 900. Indeed it would
seem that all the Factories eastward of Hog Lane
were pillaged or destroyed. Thirteen fourteen Of
the Factories west of Hog Lane, not injured.
There was much reason to fear that Linchonn's
Hong, divided from the Creek Factory only by mar
row canal would have shared the fate of the latter
The fire would then very likely spread to two
Hong merchants hongs in which the destruc-
ton of property must be enormous the hong of Line
hong alone contains an immense quantity of goods,
that house having of all others been actively engaged
in foreign trade. 1t considered fortunate that The
immense amount Of dollars that were under the en-
bers the burnt factories diverted the attention OF the
mob there can be doubt that all the factories
would have shared the like fate-for all the worst
portion Of the population of Canton were assembled
and may were there whose object was booty-but
about O'Clock the 9Th the mob began voluntarily
to disperEe-and private letters from Canton of the
latest dates state that the order Of the factories
restored and tranquility prevailed
Many ofthe rioters had been apprehended, AID it
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District nf Or
ieans-to all persons concerned in the Estate Of
JAcoB TAYLon. late OF Derby, deceased,
GREETIN0.
flames TAYLOR, Executor Of said dec, ased has
- filed in this Cost hs application in writing re-
uursing the further time OF one year Gom the 27th
day of March lS43 for settlement Of the estate aud
payment of the debts against said estate,
Therefore, You ore horcby noiiied 10 arpeas at a.
Probate Court TO be holden ct the Probate Oti.e ct
Irashurgh, in said district. the Aih Wednesday Of
April next and show cause Ifany you may have why
the time should not be extended aforesaid A M,
it is ordered that this notice he published in the CAL
eonian two week. successfully i,rfVious to the day
assigned for hearing.
Given undee my hand at Irasburgh. in said dis
rict, This 25;h day Of March, 1913.
29sws GEO NYE, Judge.
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A t { G II ii n!

4 LII persons indebted to me by note or account
are requested to call upon Russell Halett, Of
81: 'ohnshpry Plain, who is authorised to colIcc,
sa'u Demands and to make pay nent to him im.nedi.
aely particular contracts excepted.) Such as nee.
Iect THIS lnVltaon may expect to be called upon in
way not so very agreeable these hard times. Ia.
diligence in Fotno may be extended where adj
dtonal security is given, and the demands of any
considerable amount.
NATHANIEL GOODHUE.
ST, Johnsbury Plain, \ pril Z lS43, 297w4
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AZ q. ~ So Y a. SGsS&n


In Cabot, April IL, by Rev. l.. II. Stone, Mr. MAT
THIAs j. STONE, to Miss ApALINE KANNoN,
both of Cabot .'
In Waterford, by Rev. Thomas Hall, April 4, Mr.
SPRAGuE Il. HALE, of Waterford, 10 Miss NAM
CY Nj. MoULToN, of Concord
Also, in Waterford by the same, Mr. DANIEL
DUMMY to Miss MARTHA GREEN, both of Wa
terford.
In Danvlle, by Rev r. Bedford, April s, Mr.
Henry Fl. Lowell, to Miss Susan WlittIe, both of
DanvilIe.
In Danvile, by the same, 5h inst. Mr. Davis C.
Bacon, to Miss Mary Ann Hunt, both of Danvil!e
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sYLYANUs HEMINGWAY,s EsTATE-

AT Probate Court holden at tho Probate Ofics
in Danvilie, in and for the District of Csledonia
on the eighth day of April, A. d. 1913, by tHo
Hon. 3 b. MATTocKs. Judge Of said Court:
4 UTHER HEMING WAY. administrator of tho
- estate of Syvanus Hemingway, late of Water.
ford deceased, presents his administration
against said Estate for Observation-Disclosures it is
ordered by SAID Court that said Administrator notify
all persons concerned, to appear at the Probate OF
nee In Danville aforesaid, the fourth day of Nav
AID ls43, and Object to the allowance Of said nc
count, If they see cause, by publishing copy Of the
record Of this order three weeks successfully in the
CaIedonlan, newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury
in said District. 80
Attest, HENRY w. PALMER, Register
A true copy of Record I297w3
Attest, HENRY w. PALMER REGISTER.
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NEWS FIR ON THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUINS
WICK

We are indebted to the kind attentions Of a friend
ut orono (says the Bangor Whig) for copy ofthe
Fredericton Sentina 1t contains letter from NADIA
waska stating that ".Iohn Craven, the Deputy Sher-
if Of Woodstock is carried olI'to Bangor He had
arrested Daniel Savage, civil process, and brought
him down as Far as Hartt's at the mouth of the Mad
awaska River, when he escaped over to Joseph Her
bert's, where two American officers, with about
light men, soldiers & civilians, were Craven imme-
dately pursued him, and found the above posse wait
ing for him.
The editor remarks that another letter statcs that
Craven kept at Fish river instead Of being
10 this city; and that the Queens writs continue to
be served this side the st. John, and the inhati-
ants voted athe last election but that it is import
ant for the peace hf the border population that
definite arrangement take place.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY


Notice TO shozc cause against Petition Of
WARREN WATERMAN, of Holland for his
Discharge and Certificate, as a Bankrupt, at the
Office OF Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier, in said
district. on Tuesday, the llth day Of July a. D,
l843, at 10 A. NJ.
JONI GATES, of Victory, for his Discharge and
Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel
Prentss. IN Montpelier, in said District. on Tues
day tho 18th day of July, A. d. Is49, a. l0A. NJ.
OLIVER NJ HIDDEN, of Craftsbury, for his Dis.
charge aud Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Office
Of Samuel Pren,iss in Montpelier, in said District
on Tuesday the It'll day of July, a. D. le43, at 10
a. M.
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10 we see by late loco paper in Connecticut
The friends fGov. Cleveland claim that he has been
reelected by the people. By the returns which we
nave seen he fails of an election by few votes, yet
II Is quite probable he may be elected
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was SAID that some of them had been beheaded in the
pubic Square The amount of property destroyed
was nearly half of a million OF dollars
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JOHN IDE'S ESTATE.

e.
TEVHE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Hon. Probate Court Tor the District of Caedo.
MA commissioners, 10 receive, examine, aud adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of ., ...
JOHN IDE,
late OF ST John'bury, in said strict deceased repre-
scented insolvent, and the term of six months rom
the 18th day Of Feb. 1913 being allowed by said Court
to the creditors OF said deceased to eAhih aud prove
their respective Claims before us-Do give notice that
we will attend to the duties "f our appointment at
the dwelling huuse of widow Sarah IIe in ST. Johus-
bury, in said district, the 9th day Of May next,
and on the 18th day of August, 1913 at one 'cocH
aftcrnoon OF each Of said days
ST. Johnsbury April 10, IS. d ls43.
LAMBERT HASTINGS,
29sw3 JOHN HIGGINS, Jn. "o''"'
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A Ill those who have unsettled accounts with he
L firm of Z. Sc A. BEMISS, are requested to call
and make immediate settlement by note or other
wise.
Lyndon Centre, April II, ls43. 25sM6
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MILLER's PROPHECY FULFILLED-A person
procaning himself to be the Messiah, and now maxi
ing his second appearance among men, brought
10 this institution few days since. bound hand and
foot and accompanied by three Pharisaic look
ing fellows AS proof Of his authority he mentions
that during his first advent the people said -''He
hath devil, and is mad and now they say the
same, and have put him in insane asylum. He
declares Miller to be correct in predicting his second
coming at this time, but that he is incorrect in pre-
dieting the destruction Of the world by fire present.
He proclams that he is going to judge all according
to the deeds done in the body ,and will take the saints
with him into glory; but leave the res, to their
destruction. 1t must be some olation to him to
be surrounded by many Of his followers, for four
teen already here, having been so prosecuted
by their friends to be placed in lunatc asylum,
under the pretence ofinsanty. -.AsyLum Journal
SINGULAR Locx.--A novelty has been recently
added to the already and ingenious inven-
tons of afTording security to property, and which
will shortly be introduced to the public This in
'enton presents the singuary of lock without
any key -hole and ii is said it be made applica-
bic TO all the usual purposes, even including distlers
cocks, tavern taps, SC. The key of open
ing is stated can be made in every variety of form
case. or as an addition to whip or stick. The lock
itself can be supplied at much lower price than any
other lock, and possesses the important advantage
that it is mpervious TO dust wet, and cannot be
pIcked-M " State 1lecbonic
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BOSTON MARKET Anru,s

BOSTON MARKET. H.
FLOUR. Genesee, SO 90, Ohio good, 4 81
5 90.
BUTTER. I2 als per h.
CHEESE. 6a7 do do
WOOL. During the week the sales have been