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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3u9 PEARL STREET.
THE SUBSCRlNk, Of ths pioneers Of tbs system
Gs.,rss 70 o.?I The P1bs that be sentnus:
materials in e ssapeor STYLE lower prices BY twenty
fye per cent than other house charges for tbs qualify
Of gavmepeA WiJts the following list Of prices
Bes; ssPe-6.e wool black prs., Coat ..sit sosso
.vnn Of all kuds Silk, Satin, Cashmere. >. SK 70
0sntemen who supply their cloth have them made
In the best style y he following prices -
Dress Coats trom... .......-..-..r to -
Vests {" :. -. -. =. ,.............I / So 90
d22 lDsec
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Uncurrent money Is not quite so plenty now as it 10
usually when business Is active. Country merchants
then bring along large sums to make payments here,
which ads its way into Wall street and makes business
for the brokers' Painfed Bank bills rather scarce in
the street. and the determination OF the brokers not re-
ceive them must eventually deter people from receiving
them That Is the only way drive out of circulation
bad money, or bank issues of no real value.
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State or Trade.


AsHEs-Pots In very limited demand at s. s7A s.
Pearls are steady at 81 l2t AL Is3.
BsEswAr.Prime yellow, OF all descriptions, sells as
wanted. at 294 a 29ic. The demand 10 very limited.
bsrADsrUyrs-Holders Of -four appear to be a little
more hrm Western brands quoted at 81 6Si 476
CoTror-The sales are unimportant to-day. buyers de
cnnng 10 make bids, ON large parcels, At all near the
HAr-Common qualities North River bale are held q,
90 q 6oc. Prime sells at so 62}c.
wHnkEY-Drudse casks are very inactive, and
quote 22c Western and prison barrels steady %
23A cents.
real EsrATE.a quctonThree story brick dwe,ng house
and store Frankfort street. Of Rose street, 2s
No street two story brick front house lot ''''
Nc street. two story brick front house. lot .'''
No street two story brick front HOUSE: 10; asby GOV
Vacant o,: .boy. and rear Of the fl.nli9 ''
pscs o Iei 20 M sy M out Of the rear Of the
Three story brick house and lot corner Of Laisht
FL ; tPsyi y.;t 9ss..iFs | on ssaa: sSha
Gss.i :sS ss !:
s. bs%:.s sss;s g %a. @
.'o ss:a lane hf n oa on
hs a.sh hsass ss
rs ssa aSs.i y %
TSrss story brick Be.eier street. corner Of
n. s ned Ss,sIgSca lot % e ssushs for 1850
os ID the Sixth each IS feet BY half the
Two story brick house is Domnck street between ud iz'0O
.as Sos.s ss $3.50
Cooperation Poypeity lot. in s,h s: i's'0
lots adjoining same size. !. :sss .... So
= 90 40 at $500. ............. 27oo
> do DO ss,;.:s' .......... ........ 2,55 2,5
g 40 40 M $3.50. ...... 1880
.s1es nears:, 9Th avenue at $50 lsSS sS
adjoining same size, at $40: ....... $50
s, do do at $3.50. :. " -. ...... -. asS
Corr Of ssth sh avenue lot IS by 100 80
Three lots ADJOINING, same size at $500 1900
Lot corner Of Boomingdae road and a6th street. 2s feet
Lot @ joining inSa' ss 81 BY about 10 So
Do 81 8: s7s s7s
lot '0s5 Ss sh avenue and 'sh sh street 100
" 70 9o... 90
W 10 40. 10
W 10 cniuer ySo
W uo..... 33o
AZ 70 338
~ 40 J3
~ " $50
" W 353
W 70 .......'... 1886
10 $40
W 70 4O6
uU 10 6Jo
lot on 31th street, in the s6O
do adjoining EACH. ............ ...... ;. 45O
= 70 20 4O0
70 Jol
So Do near 81 avenue g
lot s7th s,h avenue g g
! 90 90 90 adjoining. 623
lie mad thts dnuo l9D1cInr
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TWENTY Y-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
I'm Senate.
WaeytiNoTON

I'm senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, lS46.
Mn. ALLEN pre- sented resolutions passed by the
Legislature Of Ohio, requesting the Senators and
Representatives in Coz gtsas rom that state, 70
use their best exertons effect speedy termlna-
ton to the negotiations upon the subject OF our
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This increase has been produced principally by the
transportation of freight The returns made to the Canal
Department OF tolls at canal rates. property transport
ed on the Utcu and Schenectady Railroad, from the
closing of the conas the 26th November to the LIST
January instant IS days. show the following results
Freight going eastward, 1865 tons, equal to 25
host loads OF 90 tons each. ..... Tolls $685. e5
Freight gsing westward 755 tons, equal to IS
boat loads OF so tons each. Tolls S7S2 SO
Domestic exchange continues very inactive. There is
SO little doing that quotations merely nominal but we
ammo tha
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Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Cathsrine-John Nj Moseley and in
the steerase.
Passengers Sailed.
VALrARADo-In the Regulns from Boston-John Gondol.
pho, Of New York.
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Died.,

On Monday, goth inst after long and painful Illness
at the residence Of her sonin-iaw, Capt Frederick g
Comeron, 1873 Greenwich street, Mrs. MARY ToLBE, Of
Kendall Westmoreland England in the s7th year OF her
sge relict Of George Tobe Esq Of Cassington Oxford
shire snglanda resident of this city for upwards of 26
years sincerely regretted by ell who knew her.
The friends OF her family, and those of her
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from 1888
Greenwich street tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock 2t
On Thursday 23d inst JAMES F. HAIoH. aged % years.
a native of Saddewor,h, Epgland
His friends and acquaintances respectfully request
cd to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock pre-
cisely, from 2i0 Bowery
AT Edgefeld, Is. on the l4th inst. JAMES NJ MANN
OF this city, in the 29th OF his age.
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday night, ii o'clock.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday night, ii o'clock.
Rejection of James Suydam as Nary Agent-Appli-
cation for the Place
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ -
have just learned, from an unquestionable
source, that the committee Of the Senate have re-
jected the nomination of James Suydam for Navy
Agent of your city There are already some dozen
applicants. including George Montgomery, Of your
city, Levi Slamm, &c. &c.
Henry G. Atwood will be confirmed as Surveyor
of the PORT
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a. IATlON, ssa !. pann': sxtI Ward HoIsl. ON
aud S ssS ND EET
g. Sc,as Yss R..oiv.ss@fS,s
.s
f:, e: ;ss e.
sna he ns; c 9% is FIRST
which e1S e % promote The glory q
bes a%y.,. % human
we the members q the Spartan Association,
s ss%seS as'!sa "hSs ss
Il. sn % s sa S and
tessted m1'tises, become very loud in it, support.
. S s;ssss fs ss
and Ss
a d: % % %
and having placed the question sney beyond the
Rs,oyed That the aubb dlaory action Of Cousess
unqu.S.d and and we oM
ssGs: Ss, % RS % in that body
the United state' without reference to any thing but tbs
as oSa Ty, s dsn ssnt: the
and for their untrns ss.iio.s
ia hy have a 1sosd
objection urged agsn: j. and the lofty and
title them to the warmsst gratitude Of grateful devoted
integrity. patriotism and democracy Of james K L. our Pre-
sdent elect and confidently that he will prov be
in every ssspsss what he s@pbste.lly Pdsnt q the
ey independent of cques and factions with single .,
70 the happiness and glory Of country all
all occasions.
The principles Of humanity patriotism, reli-
on Of our sister Rspublic-that the principles Of civil
gicus freedom may be generally diusedtts rights Of
man triumph over an nhuman heares and
alike rppgnant 70 the principles Of humanity destructive
Of the highest aud hoest objects o The
freedom and happiness Of the whole hum,n rare
ResoIved-ha the Members Of this Association
nj Hal
ResolyedThat the soon called toseshsr to
make suitable preparations for the triumph Of the
Party in the Spring
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

Dk. LAkDNEt, CONSULlING ENlilNErk.
CARD.-The Public IL informed that DR.. LARDNER
"A continues the practice Of business. Consulting Eng
gneer nch be followed extensive scale for
IN England and Francs Inventors pafentees manufacturer
merchans ard others engaged in he and
principles Of practical science Certificates and ounious
arts Revorts disputed questions and doubtful points ex
permentsl with view 70 the discovery tss
ing Of Improved will be supplied under taken when
required. Office No 81 Spruce street, New lors
All Business Letters be postpaid, time
pected TO pay retaining fee Of SO before consultation
ug1 aurc
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVI
TIES 6c

THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the estives of the
season. requested to sxamne very rich and
men Of fashionable SCARFs, CRAvATs DRESS GLOVES &C.
received by ls arrivals from PaT. and London The present
attention and well calculated give satisfaction to gene
Of taste and fashion, The subscrbsn would call
s9d Me selected G Of III. goods Linen and
the fsrm o Wearer, Silk. herlno. Lambs Wool Flannel
and Buctship shirts and Dmwen; Velvet Cashmec, ot
cnyat and Scarf stqck Riding B.Is, fsspt Esse shoulder
YER aod Goat Skin Gloves &c. Gentlemen desiring any O,
at the old establishment Of PARSELLS X AGATE,
d22 imsec 237 Broadway om.r Of Park Place
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rnw.pn r,,,,, CHS. Z. NEWMAN Chairman.
R3WEAnKTp R33MWEAKTp = rFQWILEEhd RWIIEd }secret.riss.

WATCHts !-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Those
who wI,h to purchase Gold Or Silver Watches Gold
to call on The subscriber who selling al desc
lions o hs sn9ys At retail much lower than other house
and Jewslry EXCHANGED or bought. All ,Watehes war.
anted TO keep COED time the refunded WStches
and Jswelry repaired in the best and warranted
at much less than the usual prices
q. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jevelry.
jl5 lmsec Wholesale and retal - Wall ST. up Stain
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The current rates =
QUOTATIONS ron SPECIE,

Operations in spscie, within few days past, have
not been very extensive We annex rates, which are
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

A TALARGE and OVERLOOKING Meeting of the SPARTAN
"A ASSDC!ATlON, held at Dunns Sixth Ward Hotel, on
THURSDAY, yanus.y 2sd, Oh ARIES 4. NEWMAN was
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

Domestic ImpOrtat1Ons.
New oRLEA.s-Shp Hudson-l0o0 pigs lead McCuoush
tS cs: iron 100 horns 5000 lbs hoo q Stacy29 bbls
p Ladd-l7 hhds d Morgan & co-3t6 coils
Collins coa37s bbs -four suydam Sage cs-2 Wicko
Seymour.
MosILE-Brg Wetumpka-5o bales cotton Dennistowe-22s
Thompson 4 Adams.i35 Colomb Ielin-25 Spoford X
APAL L.cHIcoLA-Brig Cordea-3l3 bales cotton Colt Il
co-U SKIS peanuts q Rowland.
Sr MARxs-Bris Ameda-6s bales Holbrook, Nelson
co263 Coe Andeuon co-269 Smith, Mills co-96 Tay.
lor Rch-3O Smith Wright & co-5o D A Wetmors-74
do 10 bxs Parmeee. Rogers x
CaARLEsror-Ship Catharine-i3 pkgs Hobrook Nelson
v2so bale; cotton ThOmpson Adsns-s Colt eo2at
rostS Sack Brothers2l0 do loo cks rice rorer Fees-
So do De Forest2 bbls Andeson-5 do Bunker col
case BALM u Sander-48 bales suudry pkgs to order
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

CALT0oO SACKS Ashtcns Salt Of very hyperion quality,
~ landing ship sheridan. from Liverpool aud for sale by
". X C0LLIN8k 4 CO.,
ul South slsssG
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

nc HAsoE Nov lsIu Broo line Allyn for Boston, sbt
ed y obtaining good pi. % losd--ony Am vessels
MANILA, Aug 3l-Sld Rajah, Cunningham, NYorl
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WYKOFF'S DINING SALOON,

WYkOFF'S DlNlNG SALOON,
Corner Of Pine and Nassau streets, in the Bssement
THIS is Of the beat places in tbs city which obtain
The articles cf food Away. fresh and good well cooked
and well served and the prices a. 10 a. those OF establish
In the city Gentlemen who disgused with the h
neglect and disorder co mon among the eating houses will
NB-The Pud and Apple Dumplings served by wykoh
are very superlor a. u also the Poultry l23 3terc
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
406 BRQADWAY, EAR WA KER.
immense expense completed the most elegant and com
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
in the city, and respectfully e for the attention 1.-THE
public Its loc alton being the central part OF Broadway peeu
liary adaps for the purposes intended and the interior
rsngmrn been made entirely With the view Of promoting
'"e comfort and e0n'snfqff THE q saroUS al opSss"
capable OF seating thousand persons The
are Of the most chase description being Sanor Capes best
style seres Of classic statuuy have also been provided from
by the costly chandeliers coup deii uneqused by
any otner sMoshment IN the city.
spacious supper Room, Dressing Rooms, &c &c have
been rovded thus rendering the Minerva Rooms the most de-
Full particulars be had by application Mr. Hutchings
N B-Mary and Other companies DESTROYS Of giving din
ne &C. VIII ma AZ Rooms convenence Tor getng
up the same IN the most elegant and commodious style
d2o lmsrc e.
MR. HENRY PHILLiPs-Thc smallest Grand Planooru
Iva made brought from England by this eelebrsted vo
csist il b- sold, and may the Pianoorts
Warercoms Of sodut, Worcester Dunhar Nj Broadway
siur
CALTi000 sacks Ashons Salt Of very hyperion quality,
" landing ship Sherdau from Liverpool aud for sale by
ui IS South ssss&
, 1845-01-11
IS. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge
A Sure Remedy for Worms.

ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S Vermi.
ID fuge, a Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Cure for Worms. Certificates
of it's efficacy can be seen at the
store Of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the II pst incredlIous. We Of.
Ter the following rs a proof Of its ef
lacacv:
CARRoLros, Green Co., Ill..)
October 10Th, I843.
THIS is to certify that ] have beeI
selling b. A.. Fahnestock's& Co.
Vermif, &c, for the last three years,
and in some cases, witnessed the ops.
ration Of the same, and from wha, !
know of my own knowledge, and
that which has been told me by 9TH
ers. take pleasure in saving that /
have never seen, nor heard. al any
Medicine that has given SO ~universa
satisfaction in this community, and
furthermore. If it MAS necessary, I
could procure fifty certificates OF its
efficacy and success in s1pellinf
worms.
JAS. F. SIMPSON. Druggist.
Mn. VIM. w. HOLMES, Agent.)
B. A. FAHNEsrocK & Ce. )
Pittsburg, Pay
, 1845-01-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
II undersigned has obtained from
the County Court Of Lincoln county,
letters Of administration upon the es,
tate ofSamueI Estes, deceased, bear
ing date the I4th day of Nov. A. ID.
1914, that all persons indebted to
said estate, are. requested to make
immediate payment; and all persons
having chains against SAID estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly
authenticated, within n year from
the date OF said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of said
estate; and il said claims be not pre-.
seated within three years they vii! be
forever barred.
S. R. MOXLEY, ADM.
Nov. 18th, 1874. 3w3-
, 1845-01-11
STATE OF MISSOURI, IS
Counfv If Pike

Comfy o. I1ke
IN the County Court. Fehru,ry Term 1913
~ is ordered by the Court that the follow
inc he observed rs the order Of transact
ing s~u.;ce.. in thi. Court at every term, w;
Mo.n,ys and TurspaYS. of &C. e m &
he devoted {, C,nntv bn'inr 8 inclnd n
Roads, Reyenre Road & Cannl F md. comfy
and township ,cinol funds, ci"i rs against
tho county, paupe-a, cnnrty oFc &C.,
Wrn,rsp,vs to all vance e demands a
rsirst estates not h aving had an annrai ct
Element THURSDAYS and FRnArs. to a l.
nnsi settlements Of Adj %in-tr7t r, E-ecu-
tors .rd Guardians. in the order at c '"nk-
4 krpt nv the Clrrk:t" Il wing 'am n
against estates, .cttl' or tho same daS b
administrator and Executor AMI any o n
or business IN relation to the Cd a;e. Of d =
ceased persons ard mino .; sni SA URn'Ys
to 6nd settlements = n us;nsss Ielttu
thereto.
A true copy from the record.
Teste. A. n. BUCKNER. Clerk.
Per s. w BUcKSER, D..
, 1845-01-11
CarRsinitive h.0xer ges.

At this season of tie bowel
complaints are always very trouble
some and frequently dangerous: eve
~ family should therefore, be PROVE
ded with Il h"x Of these I.ozenges,
which will allay the morbid irri,abilir
~ Of the bowels, restore the checked
perspiraiion. stop the debilitating dis
charges. and IN \ short time cure the
most inveterats case Of diarrhee,
chronic dysenterv. or habitual loose
ness. They are very pleasant to the
taste, and are sold at the low price of
% cents Il box.
B. A. Fahnestock's Anti Bilious
Pills, a gentle but efficient cathartic,
EXPIRE .ly adapted for = family phys
ic; and are no, surpassed by any 9th
er pill in use, for all cases in which .
cathartic is indicated. They will
operate thoroughly without gripping.
Price e5 cents, for q box containing
80 pills.
Pneumonia, or Cough Bal,.m, q
valuable remedy Tor Coughs d Colds.
Price CSC. Cough Lozenges. These
Lozenges possess all the virtues Of
the best Cough Syrups, are copven-
lent to carry in the pocket and are
very pleasant TO the taste. Price -
cents.
Liquid Opodeldoc.-Thi, penetra-
ting article possesses double the
strength Of the common Opodeldoc, 10
more clearly and much more conven-
iently applied. Price IS cts.
b. A. Fahnestock & Co.'S Eye Wa
ter; for the cure Of weak or inGamed
eyes. Pice IS cts.
Prepared by B. A. F%ahnestock 4
Co., Corner 9Th & " God Streets,
July %. Pittsburgh.
o. The above Medicins. for sale
by H. e. Edwards, P. NJ. Bowling
Green, and by Andrew Cochron, An
burn, Mo-.
November 4th. l843. iy-l
, 1845-01-11
Cur New Volume.
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Publishers. No. 81. Chesnut ST.,
, 1845-01-11
TANMB4E.

THE under, igned having purchas-
l. ed the Tan Yard, formerly own
d by o. S. Jennings, near Bowling
;reen, and having procured p good
Eastern Tarner. intends carving on
he business in coed style, and bet.
ter than it ever has been. We in
tend to keep, at oil times, Leather to
exchange for hides; oil persons wish,
ing TO have their hides tanned %
The shares. can he accommodate :
md | will he responsible for all hiir,
delivered in good order. and if dan
ged in the ward. | will bind mvseit
- make good, ard pay all neglec'
or failure on my part.
All leather transactions since tn
7th of October last will be ATTENDED
70 by ne.
DAVID McALISTER.
March 9Ist. 1914. 3nD.
, 1845-01-11
HIDES

VN7ILL be received in payment OF debts
w due to myself or the old firm of Camp.
bell g.. Crane. They can be delivered ae
Crane g.. Bottoms Drug Shop in the post offict
building, ~BowlIngreen, or at Folwell e. Crane
Tan ward on the Louisana road. Pork will 10
AIKEN this fall on the same terms.
&. B. CRANE.
Oct. 18th, 1874. 40
, 1845-01-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
" undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County. letters of Administration on
the estate of VIM. H. Tinsley, decd,
bearing date Nov. 28th, 1874. all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
year from the dale OF Saiu Iellrrs y,
they may be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate. and If not
exhibited Within three years, they
will be forever barred.
CHARLES BACON, Admir-.
December l4th, 1874 3w--6
, 1845-01-11
WANTED

EYE WANT in payment Of sub
s'a scrip,ion, fifty or sixty pounds of
L0rd-some Corn Meal, and Bacon,
Flour and Butter-we will pay for the
above named articles the market price.
Radical Office, Nov. 18th, 1874.
, 1845-01-11
II III
March 9lst. 1e4l. 9nn.
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Mont
gomery Co.. letters Of Administration
on the estate of Antony T Williams.
decd, bearing date Nov. !, 1874. all
persons indebted TO said estate, are
requested to make immediate pay
ment. ALI persons having claims a.
gains, said estate, are requested 10
exhibit them properly authenticated
within one year from the date ofsaid
'e''ers, or thew may he precluded
{ On having any benefit of said es'
tate. and il no, exhibited within three
wears. they will be forever barred.
TH0'S. J. WILLIAMS. Admir-.
December q. 1914. 3w7.
, 1845-01-11
New Groceries.

New Groceries.
VENHE undersigned, would respectfully in
Il foru the citizens OF Bowling Green and
its vicinity, that he has just received a large
and splendid assortment Of G%roceies-
nch as
Sugar. CoGe. Tea. Rice. Macksr-
Ell, Tar. Salt, Porder. Shot,
Lead. Mails. &c, DC,
all Of which he will sell cheap for CA II
Purchasers would do well TO give us a call
B. B. REYNOLDS.
Anril 9th. 1874. tf-05
, 1845-01-11
Dry Goods. Groceries, Qv>ens
Ware. Hard Ware, Tin
WUre- B0Ots. Shoes,

and Every other article suitable for n Coun
fry Store: which having been bought ia
Cas' ONLY will therefore he disposed of AZ
small advance, and we would not hesitat'
~ saving that We will sell Goods as chra
for CASH or PRODUCE. as they Gun be OF
taired at any point on the rirer above So
I.oni..
No pains shall be SPARED, nnd we wi
nuld out every indurement. TO prevent t.
trade from going to the river. We will pa
the same prizes asare paid at the river eth
rr in GOODS or CASH for all good Produo'
delivered al the river, IL not delivered there
u" rxrcct to disrount the hauling only
With these advantages we hope 10 merit ?
lne share Of public patronage.
BLOCK son.
N. B. The Public need not take our
word for the above statements, but we wish
them to call and he convinced of the fact,
We are at all time. ready tn show our Good.
and ms we stated before, we will positireit
sell them as low rs they can he bou -ht al
any point m the nrer above 81. Louis.
We have also made arrangements to .hi
Hemp. Tobnceo. Uhsat, &c. TO any of the
southern, Eastern. or Foreign Markets bv
delivering the Produce at the river, for th'
~""rformaoce Of which we are ready to give
any ,eeuriiy~ required. We will also MAKE
liberal adranee, either in Cash or .Herchdn
due, upon any articles entrusted 10 our car,
tor shipment We hore our reasonab'.
charges for Commission &c, will Undue,
Farmer. TO give US a call before going (,
The river. BLOCK & SON
Anil 2nth, lSi4. 3m24.