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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
NeO and Important Euidenee FROM the Rev. a. r.
Hiaekiey.

Franklin, Ia, March 10, ls4I.
DR.. JAYNE.-Dear Sir: Your medicine has been
in nearly every successful especially the Expec
toranf. have received much benefit from the Of
been afflicted from childhood with the Asthma, SCI
verey nearly 10 sudocate her during the parox4n
which returned about week, has been to all APP
pearance permanently cured. Yours, with respect.
A. II. HIEoKLET
Prepared only at No. South Third ST., Phila.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Consumption. Thousands
die Annually with the above diseases. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant fails TO relieve, aud permanently cures
nine out of ten who use IL as directed. tia
90 Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bratileboro.
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THE KINGSLEY FARM,

EsR II WING between the east and west
G93Ens IL villages Of Bratileboro, and contain
Willie ing about 80 ACRES Of g GOD LAND,
e. - suitably divided into moving, pasiuring,
tiage and woodland, is now offered for sale.
II is well waieIed, and has upon il many valuable
Fruit Trees. Milestone brook passes through the
south part OF IT. aaordng two good water privileges
within lis limits. This Farm lies within len minutes
walk Of Bralileboro East Village, and in The hands Of
gentleman of taste, may be made Of the most de-
lightlul residences in the country.
Apply to l.. G. MEAD.
Jan. 90. ls47. 22T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
Phelps Trusses
And abdominal SNDDOrters

yTsHESE instruments admitted by all who are &C.
Il quantcd with them, 10 be the cheapest and best now
in For sale by Docl. n. SPALDlNG, Brattleboro
Also, Doctor e. Cranes spino Abdominal Supporter L.
Bannng's Patent Lace. Iy20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
HARD WARE GOODS.

lust received by WILLlSTON & TYLER,
~ Mil Saws. x cut do, Circular Saws, Carpenters
bench Planes, Beads, Plows, Match Planes, Chises,
Plane Irons, Try Squares, Spirit Levels ADJ Hatch
cts, Braces and Bits Files, Wood Screws, Bed
Screws, Tseks BLaes LaIshes, Locks, CasioIs Chest
Morocco and Binding Skins, Patent Leather Saddlery,
Coach Lsee, Knives and Forks, Pen Knives, Brass
and Iron Candlesiicks. Bed Cords. &C., &c.
Feb. IS. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
PuTNEY M00LEN FACTORY,

FTNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
IL repair are ready to receive wool to manufacture on
shares by the yard the most favorable terms They
have hand great variety Of plain and fancy Cassmere
which they will exchange for wool on delivery.
JAMES KEYES & CO.
Putney, June 9, 1916. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

lD> temperance Board of Seiectmen was chosen
in Cheserfielalso in Hnsdae, and most Of the 9th
er towns in Cheshire County from which we have
heard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

Harris tavern, in Jericho, was burnt on Sunday
night week. 5000 insured in the Vermont Mutual.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
PAINTING.
PAINTING BUSINESS

FINHE subscriber respectfully to the inbsbl
ants Of Braleboro and vicinity, that he continues To
carry the
PAINTING BUSINESS
in all ito various branches viz House. Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging &c at the OLD
sTASD, door north Of the Vermont House. He hopes
BY iathfupess merit aud share Of public pat
tonnage. ROBERT ROBERTSON.
BraIeboro, April %, leac. 80
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Farm For Sale.

L. VJNHE subscriber will sell the Farm in
&31EnH Il BrslIleboro, belonging TO the late
&7iii& Stephan Bennett, consisting OF aboul
80 lao acres Of good Land, suitably divided
into moving, paslufing and tillage.
1t is well wooded, with a good Apple and Sugar
Orchard upon il. The Farm is well waiesed and
well fenced, principally with stone. Sold Farm is
pleasantly situated in the north part Of the town. on
The county road leading ffomBrauebero 70 Newfane.
0RRES l.. BENNETT.
BTa,ileboro, Jan. IS, is47. lf2s
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MELODEONS.

TINE subscribers having formed a copartnershin
IL under the firm Of s. II. JONES & CO., for the
manufacture Of .Melodeons, Sersphines, SC would
respectfully inform the public, that they will be happy
TO supply all orders Tor Instruments in their line
wholesale and RETAIL al as low prices be pfoeur
ed in the country. Quality OF Instruments warranted
equal to any other manufacture.
s. ii. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT.
no- All orders received al the store OF Woodbury. &
Burdt, opposite Hall and Tow nsey's, where may be
found general assortment of Musical Instruments In
structon Books, Strings, &C., sc.
WOODBURY. & BURDITT.
Braltleboro, June IS, is46. a
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NOTICE.

rUNHE subscriber having removed from No. 5, Elo,
IL street, 10 II. Aliens new building Pleasant a.,
linear the Cold Water Establishmeni,l Is now ready TO
manufacture all kinds OF Cabinet Furniture. such as
Sofas, Centre, Gard and Dining Tables, Secretaries.
Bureaus, Bed Steads, Sc, &c. Also, ready made
Collins constantly on hand, which he viii sell as low
be bought elsewhere. Also, oil kinds ofChairs
OF the latest style and paern the lowest cash prices
He hopes by strict attention TO business 20 merit
share Of public patronage. Furniture repaired and
vanished OF short notice.
n. B. Wanted, 1900 feet, la inch Bass Boards, 10
exchange for Furniture.
ROSWELL PARKER.
Bfalteboro, Jan. let, 1s47. tlaO
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The town Of Northampton has voted TO instruct The
Selectmen to prosecute, at The expense of the town.
all persons who shall sell intoxicating liquors within its
limits contrary TO law
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!. FYROT.

KILLED, in Bakersfield, by the falling of limb from
tree on the Gath ult, Mr. Austin Barnes He lett his house
in the morning, telling his wife he would dinner
without calling She waited until about O'clock when
she went TO the woods and found him dead and ioze his
hands being cenched around his helve. He had
married about three months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
Rags, Rags.

WANTED so Tons clean White and ColoIed.
w Cotton and Linen Rags, for cash.
J. STEEN.
March %, al. s.a tfso
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LIME, LIME.

On IIogsheads good FRESH LINE, for sale at
~ }. II. s. w. II. ESrERBRooK'S.
March l6 az. tis0
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PlOMs. PlOMs.
SUG1RS. go.
WANTE ID.

GlX experienced Straw Sewers and ok Apprentices
- TO learn the Millinery Business, by
Bratleboro, March l6, Is47. 1850
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Mach D, losD ',b
This is TO certify, that have been afflicted W." va
Rheumatic pains in both my legs, for more lnan nd
years, which at times very painful ana ns aOv that
various kinds OF medicine, but did not ma Wy Of
gave me relief Having heard Of the good eiee,s~
Sands Sarsaparilla purchased of Mr. b. hg'oI ned
the agent at Portsmouth, three bottles, whlon .1rey
with the most favorable results, as now an s" ,b,ee
Tree from pain and have been well for more lns1 proy
months, which attribute, under the blessing ~
idence, entirely to the ofSand's SersaPSsIrTsFR
For further particulars and conclusive evu' Which
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphleH' W."
may be obtained OF Agents gratis. .,oc nrus
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANpoy wax.
gsis 100 Fuon-sl. corner of William, New E,,lshoro,
Sold also by BUTTON CLARK, BIa',eVCC Co.,
Brown & Hunt, HinsdOe; 2 R Ch'S MSss and BY
Putney; It. o. SpaThawk, Greenfield, Mass S,., s
Druggists generally throughout The United s,Ji s
PsIc5 q per bottle Six bottles 10. SS 10 e~e@
Der that il is SAnds Sarsapara that has pee% most
constantly achieving such remarkable cures 0, sms 10
difficult class of diseases which the IT, and tskS
subject therefore ask lor oaha'' oa'''P 9ew4s
no Other.
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MApIsoNyILLE, XIV,

NEW-I ORK, ApIII - -,
.Messrs a. b. s. d. SGnds:-Gentemen; feennf
il duty due TO you, and the community al lnSr !,
send you this certificate of the al-heang virtues
your SarsapaTilla, that others who are now suheus
may have their confidence established and use YOU
medicine without delay. Iii.
] was troubled with severe ulcer on my ansS,
which extended half way up to the knee, dsenaig ;us
me often of my rest at night and very painful 70 oev
was recommended TO use your SarsapaTlna ~ ~ r.
James Mcconnell, who had been cured BY H. anu -
ter using five bottles was completely cured. r, an.
have delayed sending you this certificate -, vir
year since the Effected in order 10 ases soS
with certainly whether il was permanent cusi ave-
il gives methe greatest pleasure to add 'hal s,
neither nor felt the slightest temperance u ="
and that am entirely well. ,ypr
Yours very truly, SARAH MIN e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand,

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-s7
IS per apnum-payab,e 10 advance y
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturd,y--Priee Az cant.
per copy-3 ia cents per Unacceptable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Every steam Packet d,v-
Pnce Ga cents per eopy-S3 rer annum payable in sd-
49, -
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALlJ-Publjshed on thu
LIST January q each year-sage copies srpence each
ADVEkTlSEwE VENTS, at tn. usnsl prires-al ways each
IN I'D vance. Advertisements should be written in plain
eg,be manner The Proprietor will be responsible for
that may in them. "
despatch. - ''
All letters or communications by mall addressed to the
hment must be post pd the ptage will be de-
Quoted rom me sub.crntion money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
. NV YoRK HERALD EsrABL'sHMrNr,
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
COMMERCIAL InTELLIGErCE.


Bosroy, Feb 24-Flour-The market is still unset
od aad but few sales are making; Genesee, good com
mon brands is held at So sly 81 Troy and Michigan
So s7k; Gsorgetown. Sc so q So 6ak; Howard street
So 3l So So Ohio round hoop, 50 SO So 621a cash.
Corn-There ia not much doing prices hardly
established Southern yellow fiat and white is held at
Csc; Northern yellow, 81 per bushel, cash.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 24-The sales Of -four since yes
S. TO- mostly taken speculation This price has since
been refused and Sc asked by factors Corn meal
"A sale Of 500 bbls reported at 81 6a and - so has
been refused for large parcels Wheat-No sales Corn
at IS &c. the latter by weight most holders asking
20 cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb 26In Ho ward street Flour the sales
are quite limited Late yesterday afternoon 200 bbls
rate Holders generally are asking Sc. The receipt
price unsettled Holders of City Mills ask S. SIEVE.
raj offers to purchase to-day at SIS s7s refused
sale Of 500 bbls Susquehanna Flour SO s7now held
at 50 Small sales OF primo Maryland rcd Whea,s at l2O
a l22 cts. To-day there Is little better feeling in the
market for Corn. and sales of MARYLAND at 80
81 cents for white and 81 SO cts for yellow sale
day OF Pennsylvania yellow at IS cts. Oats wanted
and would bring 40 cts.
PIrrsBuno, Feb. aa-Dsclnsd on Saturday. Our deal
er. appear to know wha. the Cambria will bring
Sales OF 75 bbls very prime early in the day. at 50
400 do at - 81 az 80 do at 81 81; 800 do at So u.s.
these sales were principally the wharf The sales
iron, wagons shade above this, mostly at 81 81
81 ST. Corn-CoRtinues firm, with sales of 800 bushels
at 40c
NEw ORLEANS Feb IL, P. NAH the good shipping
lots OF Ohio that could be had at So have been
sales upwards OF 5000 bills say hatboat load, and
1900 bbs at IS 95 2600 1909 5000 AGO. AGO. l4O0 hero
and l400 and 1900 to arrive at % 450 in store at S. O2
and 400 Illinois, at SO 25c Corn-Au COED lots tax en-
that could be had ST. Sales 5000 bushels white 10 O0O
and 9 600 bushels white and yellow: 23lO sacks do in
three lots 5000 and 1000 bushels do to arrive and
sacks white yellow, and Mixed at $I-part of the flat
boat landing and part per fatboat.
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o:sssI,s Noas.,, osria'' Ta'Is"' TA'''A''' =
ST.: aF:s.s f:i:s. ss';l
Il; Hs and Susan Rodgers
sioopYRo;ciu;. Burt. Taunton
a sh from G'fST
I'D rom Gssos ssd Dec ss' hsvns sustained
damage in her gs.S &c in the late severe g,s with
4; = \: ::i: SO. g;
Hsiiis. TIE ~: !. ssehs1 & sp!s 1'. =
fi,t SIs5Sn s0ailord dy' I'm Providence in sala" to
S. s.ss1 zssr s ssi
Isy S;.S .ch5 T:nsy, on cruise 9 .,
Bs!tH ys.s SD with schrs Salem for Phils; Sarah
schI GLOBE ConcIiin 70 day. I'm Ponce. PR. maz to A
Conklin Left brig Sophia Krossman Of Portland for New
tsy kasH n y % The
sSsh Ads% Tor Baltimore in 10 days; Charles otn..
.shr Elissssss oS: I'm fish to Hunter;
schr Homer, Nici erson. Boston mdn
Schr Sarah Merrill Strong Baltimore -four Miller 4
Sch, Louisa Brd.eIl. Falconbsrs rhils corn to Alfred
sehT A Do Ros.st,. Mills, Wilmington NC. to
s sshI EIse! Eo. S{',f fin Salem NJ with corn.
Sem G JOHN s ssn M Hn. ay %
scr E.x sbw az ays ~ KSssmond %s1
Schr Repeater, dys fun Phila.
Schr Exile, from Salem J, with Alfred Barrat'
K CO.
Below
Ship Niagara Russell, from Liverpool, with mdz TO Stan.
X Frost
.Br Ship Bellona, Aud, from Glasgow Jan 10th, ndz to
puehsnau, Harrison K
Br bsk Adms Bucknan 10 ays FIN WATERFORD in ballast
E Sfs Father Mstshsw GO dys from Sligo. mdz to Taylor
u Merrill
Br sehr Pctou and Dost PackeThe Of tins vessel
while going down the bay bound to Galway became dis
Affected, from The vessel
brought anchor of Red Hook by the pilot who with tho
captain to the city.
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By Last Nights Southern NAL.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

z. PHILADELPHIA, Feb 25-lP
Ariyed-Ship Columbus, Coffin, Boston; schrs Tepnes
see, Bsymore, New York; Mer,co. Tomiin Cape May
ham, from New Orleans. ' -
Clened-Bark Hio GraGde Cou,ps BeIT AZ I. bri9 Nor
rs stanley Harris do; schrs Tennessee, Baymore, Pov
dcnce; MEXICO, Tom!in, do.
miscelianeous IL scOrd.
Bark Governor Briggs for Boston; briggs Phoenix for Msan
zas Emma Tor Ch,leson; schrs Aresus for Mohie; Lus-
bug Tor Wilmington NC; and revenue cutter Baebe, for
Gun OF Mexico, went TO from Delaware Breakwater ON
Tuesday Afternoon.
THE sHIrs EurAw, Ford for Cork; Pecstore tfreneh)
Bourdn, for Havfe GaronEe Myers tor Liverpoo brks
Douglass, Neville, for Sligo; Wepham, Wyle ior
Belfast bra Zoe Phillips for New Orleans aad chr Mary
Augusta, slemmsr, for Brsr all from baitm.re went to
tuesday morning Kepo'ed ny Mr. shsw, pilot wns
also informs that the brig Mda; from Havana 3 IN the
bay. Mr. Tracy, lot, reports bark Disntha from Palermo
for Baltimore having received pilot on board about week
snce also brig from Santa Cruz received one
Tur Packet SHIP SARANAK, F. Turley, for Liverpool,
aid tn. moniue in tow of Ctv Ice Boat with the following
ca,so vy:s is6 bush Indisn 800 bb flour; 800
hbs eorp 100 bbls bsead 10 terces ded peaches &c.,
The freight Of which exceeds S2l5oO
Home Ports.
B.LrIMoRE, Feb a3-An sch, Hiram Gerard, Price, New
Work Cd b,rks Qsinnebaug, Jones. imerick Richmond,
Bartlett Cork and market; Columbia lBrs) BsuImann,
Antwerp; brig Frances jane Gardner 81 Johns, Ph; schr
Baltimore Latourstte, Nfork.
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WAsHIroroN, Feb. -, ls41.
n Failure.
We had the big lioks In the Senate to-day. Col Ben.
ton, in his white wastcoa porly aud oonssqu
looking personags opened upon Mr. Calhoun. in behalf
Of the administration. charging upon the Senator from
South Carolina the origin Of this war; in the in
which he brought about the annexation of Texas The
Cabinet present, as if sent down Mr.. Bentons
sndorssrs Well, old Bullion went over the history of
the annexation AMI the acts Of Mr. Calhoun, in speech
Of about two hours using very hard words by the
way. Mr. Calhoun, in reply; occupied some ten IF
minutes and left old Bullion scarcely loot to stand
The Senate went into executive session, and the
crowd Cabinet and ALL away satisfied of the sp
plicabty OF the old saw great cry and little wooIn
Taken altogether old Billions ingenious argument %
like the ch0p which the old market woman gave TO her
horse II the meal is scacs make it pretty strong of
the straw"
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


n. Senate. u
wAsHrSeroS, Feb %, lsl7.
The Committee on Naval Affairs reported Joint rsso.
luton authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to place
the gats Macedonian at the disposal Of Captain DsKay
for the purpose Of conveying contributions Ireland
MI FA,BrIrLD advocated the resolution.
Dir. BApera opposed IT, He approved of the employ
ment OF vessels for this object but contend
cd that they should be under own officers.
% Mr. CRlrrrsDrr's motion the resolution was post
poned until tomorrow when he will introduce bill for
the relief Of the suffering poor Of Ireland.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was then
taken up with amendment appropriang $50 600 for
sending Commissioner to Mexico In the event OF peace
Adopted. Also, an amendment for new custom houses
st New Orleans, Savannah and Charleston.
Pending amendment topay Msssrs Rnchis and Hess
the old prices for printing to the passage Of the law
regulating the rates. the bill was postponed until
tomorrow.
The three million bill then taken up
Mr.. DAVIS spoke atIengh. beginning with the annexa
ton Of Texas which he said, az admitted on al sides
was the cause of the war.
MIR. CALHOUN said the annexation was, perhaps, the
occasion but not the cause Of the
Mr. HANNEoAS then obtained the floor, and the bill
was postponed till to morrow. N. "| |Nt
The bill to purchase the Madison papers was taken up
and passed Also the bill for tho relief of the widow Of
Dol. MoCrsa-
After an executive session, the Senate adjourned
House or Representatives. frs--
WAsHINoror, Feb. 20, lS47.
Tnx HovsK went Immediately into Committee of the
Whole Mr. Hopkins in the chair and took up bills max
Ing appropriations for services in the Post Office Depart
ment to amend the several acts relating the Patent
Once authorizing tho erection of light houses and for
other purposes and the amendments the Senate the
bill making appropriations for the Military Academy
and the Indian appropriation bill.
These we're ssverally considered and the committee
then rose and reported the same to the House.
These bills and the bill to increase the marine corps Of
the navy all subsequently reported to the House,
the amendments agreed to ond the bills passed. with
ception Of the Senate amendments to the military
deny appropriation bill, which were disagree to.
An amendment adopted to the Post Once sppro-
prison BILL II to a. giving to Postmastss the selsc ton
ofnewspapers In which tho list Of letters shall be pub
ushed
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RaNHSf sJSl6 A. AYsa&GsSsY Z. sse q
q: Z; :;! s:S;E \: I$:
S,Is s ss,si a; Is: ..' ., s.
medical authorities in the Uaed si.ss. seomnsad Il .
ns oar, does 81 ne, ' s s
remedy 70 the sfs,.d bat :: sp.sse ;o
early ns.sI:.s habit. o. d.
S9o y ear; . s,s
Paipaoa ofths heart dysp.ys eos,issa. psis IN *:
energy. PARALYSIS, wsalnsss Of ,hs beck as Is-a
p1:n.ure and total decay ssa, nss
The victim suffers sbsrrstoa q mind eonfuon Of IDEAS oss
" n 4: ;;ssi:i%;;
;Se a~. Of msns pS, cal and .oes being
Hundreds OF cases sudden decline eon.nmption ,y
es .'s and p % The aiS
habits prevail g an alarming ss,se, and h,.s O. whose
happy results which shsud attend the communal ss. viii
perceive this advertisement treats oil an important subject to
Young man. fyou would be relieved from ,hss. evils ssd
procure pc hi. % *.
6: mode G . shs % . s
liant married and single. Price 81 botsls $40 half
n B-TSs Cordial contain. no Mercury. or any mineral
Sold Who'll and retail. ny O. FAY. iss Fulton street.
Lamp So Fun VII S be TO any par. Of IN.
city country by addressing above, post paid anosH'
Provid:sce T. I;H iss w..hinrton Bostsa; sc
street Bsltimore, Md Nv Williams Buffalo; and Of DR..
Hslsted, Rochester.
conscious inability fro. certain causes; nay 90.
paid enclosing S. at 1876 Fulton street. ~ ". US mer
DR JOHNsON, II Duane street. near Chatham street.
well Known :. the mos, p'cSasr n Nsv
reputation skill in thore old half that havs
eIiscd 0lsst, strcture ulcer
upon body in the throat pains in tbs head n
bones the legs. enecuay cured sonsutons weakness
causing sscvous dream: and nightly emissions positively
cured Recent cured in four days without mercury
No alteration in diet o prevention from business
Post paid letters containing fee Of IS attended 70 Dent
be deceived. DR. johnson Is in connected with
mushroom dentist or his college. JAS lmer
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Brighton Cattle Market

Brighton Cattle Market
FEB ~ AT Market $50 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working
Oxen, cows and calves, 1900 sheep, and 800 swine
240 Beef Cattle and several hundred sheep unsold.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-Prces have further declined,
and we again reduce quotations. viz: extra $6s6 25
first quality s. 5Oao rs, second $5a6 80; third quality
81 60a$S
Woi king Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-Sales at S24, SAT, and S33.
sheep-Sales At 81 e. 81 3D. So, 81 So 81 %, IS 40
and Sc 25.
swne-smsll lots to peddle AZ and 61hc; large Bar.
rows 6A On and &c. At retail IRON to 6hc.
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MARITIME HERALD.
pong OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY q
Cleared.

Cleared.
ship-Li Grange, Hasty, Newy, |, J Stewart 4 CO.
Enthusiastically Gvea Sligo, Nesmith u Walsh; Olof
tbw) We,trom, Antwerp, w Wesser
Bngs-Succour tSw) Schmidt, Rio de Janeiro Schmidt
Bacheni Clara, CIeMey 81 Thomas w w Pratt; LowdeE
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Eorsn8n ImpOrtartons.
GLAsGow-Ship Brooksby-0o pkg, Wright, Sturges &
sh,w-2oo tons iron Smnh, Thur:pr co.ssa cks Lee
co--s3 Reyburn2 bbls ale Mintum3o casks boxes A
Mitchell Coy-2 bxs Russell Marsh-I7 boxes thread
Lee coli bxs bibles and testsmenis Am. Foreign Bible
Socety-i7 bxs mdzs Jones " co-l3 Russell Marsh
u Barber Bros-l2 Hugoes, Ward coll Mitchell CO
q Odi Ida Saads Fuller & COT Stone, swan & co.
Ia smith, Thurgar COT w Iagiis X COLO Cumming
col Gow-l Curric-i puns whiskey crate mdze to
order.
PoNcE, R-Schr Globe-sr cks moasses 50 hhds sugar
ton old IRON Lewisl ton lignumvtae 1900 oranges
Conklin.
Dom ssIic tIaporIathons.
NEw OnLEANs-Brig Rchm ond--26 hhds sugar $50 bbls
molasses Denuiston, Ward CO.
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Southern Cotton Rarkets.
I N.w ORLEANS, Feb. l7th.-Nothing transpired.
the news be in reported, it cannot be favorable
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