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Another Saved.

Vaudeville, y, j., June 20, 1877.
To Dr. Herrick, dear Sir: Although perfect
stranger to you, yet having received much benefit
from the use of your Sugar Coated Pills and Cabanun
Strengthening Plaster, that think would be doing
injustice to the public remain silent on the subject
have been sick for about five six years with con-
slant pain in the stomach, enaciated state OF the
system, loss Of appetite general weakness, &c ]
have been under the treatment OF several eminent
physicians, and used many kinds Of the most popu-
lar manufactured medicines OF the day, with little or no
relief The uniform which has attended your
medicines throughout the State tor the past ten years
induced me to try them. Conceive my astonlshment
when found one symptom after another giving way,
as if BY magic under the OF these wonderful re-
medes; to be brief, now enjoy myself WELL, bust
ness is now prosecuted with pleasure heard that
your travelling Agent was in our village and have
has,ened to see him. and have made HIM acquainted
with these facts. Many cures OF similar nature have
taken place here which will do much TO aid the sales
Of your medicines. Yours very respectfully,
n. X. BROWN.
tsy' Orders to be directed to lerrick and Co. Prin-
ciple Office, Albany, NY-and for sale by a. L
Spear Geo f. Harrington, Catln and Spear, Burng-
ton w B. Hatch Wnooski Falls, John Simonds 2nt
ssheburn Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte Wells
| IInesburgh, aud also by Druggists and Merchants
| in every town aud Village.
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Samuel IT. JB0rnpss E.soto

STATE OF vERMONT,l At session of the
DIsrIcT OF CnrrrNpEN, IS. Probate Court hoI.
den Mt Burlington within and for the District of Chit
tenden, on the the 2sih day March, 1913, Ezra Holt
and Stephen h. Ilcrrck, Administrators OF the Estate
Of Samuel II Barnes late OF Charlotte in said District
deceased, nesae presented their petition in writing,
said court setting FORTH that the said deceased died
aorcsaid-onc OF said lots containing az res of
land and that it, together with the buildings thereon,
was appraised ut three thousand dolnrs-and the
other lot. containing six acres OF lind, was apprais
ed at tweny- seven dolas-and that said parcels of
land are incumbercd by four mortgages amounting in
all to about twenycight hundred forty three dollars
and eighty seven cenis-that the whole amount OF
debts allowed by the commissioners against said estate
was 1897 &C. exclusive OF said mortgages and that the
personal estate was appraised AT S3jl2 and that the
expenses of settling the estate will be about one hun
bred dollars and that will be necessary to sell all said
real estate excep, the widows dover therein together
with the reycrsion Of the widows dover in the same,
for the paymen of the debts against said estate an
PRAYING that said court would license them TO sell all
Of the said real estate, except the widows dover here
in together with the revcrsion OF the widows dover
in the same for the payment OF the debts agasts said
estate and the expenses OF Administration agreeapy
to the Statute i'm such case made and provided;
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth appoint the l?l'i
day of April next, for hearing and deciding on saiu
petion nj the office of the Probate court in said Bur
ngton and doth order that all persons interested, bi
notified thereof by publication OF this order, contain
inc the substance of said petition three weeks success
svely in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper print
ed in Burlington, in the County OF Chittendc me last
of whchpubcaons to be previous 10 the said 18th day
OF April next. -,
Given under my hand at the Re 5sters' office IN
said Burlington, this 2Sh day of March, A. ID. 1913.
40w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Resistcr.
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u ic0,

In Underhl Friday, March 18th, THERESA
MARIA, wife OF Albert Bicknell aged % years.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord
In Detroit Mich, on Monday, Feb. li,h, EDWARD
MASON aged years on Wednesday, March sth
WALTER, aged l6 months and on Sunday morning
March l2th, CHARLES ALBERT aged years and 9
months all children OF Edward and Martha NJ
Lyon.
We regret to announce the sudden death of II. n
May, ESQ. NJ D., which melancholy event tool
place yesterday at O'Clock, P. NJ. The removal b,
death Of one so highly esteemed, has cast genera
gloom over our village.-Phiiipsburgh Cleaner.
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Printing Ink.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS, AT GREAT ExpENs

0IE DU BNKIBf'K TINS, n 6KEAT ENPENSE,
Il recently erected new and improved machinery
and put up one of Hoes Steam Engines is enabled TO
furnish Inks 25 per cent better in quality than was be-
fore manufactured by him, land that was acknowledge
ed by all that used it, to be superior any other Ink
reasonable terms as it can he procured from any
other establishment Printers, merchants and others
who may have orders for Printing Ink will have them
promptly executed, and at low prices as it can be
obtained from any other mandatory.
The subscriber also manufactures Inks of various
colors, viz ; Red, blue, green, yellow, brown &C. He
also manufactures Size for Gold and Silver Printing
also, photographic Ink
NJ. 7. PROUT, Printing Ink lan'fr.
4Ow3 Spring Street, New Yoih.
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Lumber Yard.

GRAY, MEAD & co. offer for sale, at
u their place, Pearl Street, nearly every descrp
ton of seasoned LUMBER On the opening of
of SHINGLES, and intend to keep on hand, 10 supply
the community during the season. all kinds oil market
able Lumber 40ti.
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Notice..

THE Copnrtnership, heretofore existing between
Oaks & Peck, is this day dissolved by limitation.
All persons having claims against us, will please pre-
sent them--every person indebted to said firm by ac-
count or otherwise, will please settle Immediately
GEORGE B. CAKES,
GEORGE II. PECK
Jericho, April l. 1918. 40w3
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DIR. D. M'INTOsH's ITALIAN VEGETABLE
PILE EuECTUARY,

The mast CeeJraied Rcmcdg for Piics crcr discorcr
ed lin ann Age Of The lV0rid!
DR. McINToIiTS, i! EhiTTuAE BY is a certain cI
Internal or Erferndi This Elcciuary is n sure. pos
tive, speedy and permanent cure. 1t is an internal
remedy not an external application, and will any
case OF Piles either Bleeding or Blind Internal or EX-
ernal and is probably the only thing tina, will. 1t is
positive cure aud no mistake, permanent and spec.
dy. 1t is also very pleasant medicine TO take, and
improves the general health in astonishing
1t is also a certain for all those diseases which arr
frequently found in conjunction with the Fil"s-sGch
as inflammation OF the Bowels, Kidneys, and bladder,
inflammation and soreness OF the Stomach, lnllanna-
ton OF the Liver and Spleen, iniammaory and mcr-
curia Rheumatism, liberation OF the ntcstncs Tor
por inactivity ut the Liver lmpurty OF the Blood
and Internal liumors, inflammation and weakness OF
the SPINE want ct action i'll the Bowels Dry Ilcnt,
inflammation and itching in the Intcstines, severe aud
habitua Costivcness Flow of Blood to the head, Dir
zines, and for the rclic OF Married Women
think 1t must appear obvious to all who give any
attention to the SUBJECT that radical cure OF this com
pant can be effected only by means given internally,
aud that external applications can do 10 more than
merely afford temporary relief, and that oitcntncs
they are actually injurious, aggrava,ng the complaint
THIS Electuary being an intcniul remedy, composed
purely OF Vegetable Extracts, is offered to those alc
ted with this distressing complaint, a and pos
tive cure. II Is perfectly safe, pleasant 10 take, mild
and easy IN It's OPERATION and affords immediate rcllc
Opinions of Physicians!
New York, May 3, lSi1.-'lhis is to certify, that
we, the undersigned, Physicians of the city OF New
ork have III hundred oi cases, prescribed Dr. Mcln
toss Italian Pile Elcctuary with xarnpcd success,
and give as our opinion that it is the very best pre-
partition for cases ct Piles ever offered to the nnbc
=. a. Sangeriord VI. D. A. ;. Fenelow, NJ d.
The most Marvellous Cures on Record.
Mannheim, April, 1917.
/ Mr.. $. +. Bennctt-Dear SRI have been afflicted
with the Piles Tor nearly Sin years, have suffered the
most cxcrutiating pain from effects, and have, is
usual, tried all the ointment preparations could hear
of. have been under the care OF several re@pccahle
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4flarric0,

In Mobile, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR., Ham.
ilton, DOUGLASS SMITH, Esq, TO Miss REBEKAH w
FRANCIS, daughter OF the late Gen. John Francis o
Royalton, VI.
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." FREDERICK BILLINGS, Secretary.

csno,or Phelps was absent account of sick
SI hsn tbe vote was taken on the treaty. Ii is
ssd that ali the absences doqr were agans! the urea
s ,s Messrs. Hannegan and Lewis both voted No
". hi, names were called and afterwards changed
wn n.a,. Had the absentees been present and these
,r o oeos adhered to their original vote there would
w. hssn ayes 81 noes $50 the treaty would have
hesn Ie,ec,ed- Montpelier lVdfchmdn
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ntnrkctg.
Brighton Cattle Market-Monday. March d

[REroRTEp FOR TUE ATLAs.l
At market 44O Beef Cattle, 30 yokes working Ok
en-, cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Bcef Cdffie-We noticed beautiful paiI
of cattle attened by J. NJ. Sherwood, OF Auburn, N
Y sold for 81 per cwt Prices extra beei, S10O first
Working Orcn-S75 a Sl35.
Co,ps and Caires-S25, $50, 1856, Si5.
Sheep-S2 So 80, 50 SO, 81 81 80, ST. few extra 81
S,cine--At wholesale 81 a Gl.-tJournal.
WOOL. Duty 30 per cent.
Moderate sales American fleece and pulled Woo
have been made during the past week, without vara
ton OF price.
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For Sale or 10 Rent.


Il his New Brick House, on Shelburn Street, about
sixty rods south Of the Square. The house is large
and built OF the best material and in the most modern
style. Il. CONNER:
Burlington, March 81, 1913. 40f
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~ NEW STORE

~ NEW STORE n
&y FOR HATTERS' TRIMMINGS ~
TIME SUBSCRIBER is NOW OPENING
Mt l75 Water Street, lover the store of w. A. e.
A. NJ. White J a complete assortment Of llATTERS'
TRIMMINGS, Silk and Angola Pushes, Skivers.
&C. &C., of his own importation, to which he invites
the attention of purchasers. Tips printed in every
variety with neatness and dispatch
Particular attention paid to putting up orders, A
liberal discount will be made for cash
JAS. w. TUCKER,
New York, March 90, 1913. 4Ow4 l75 Water 81.
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Notice.

THE Sccc'fhen Of Burlington will nee, for "
l. transaction u town business ut the office OF j.
Pomcrov on the lst and 81 MONDAYS Of each month
during the year, at o'clock in the morning
March 4, 1873 81
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~ John jacob Astor, OF New YORK. d'ed III
that city ON Tuesday last.
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Bank Of Burlington.

IRON the LIST day Of April next, III" linnH u, nu' -
L lnron will lac omen ON DAYS of business, ti'''n =
O'clock a. NJ 10 3 o'clock p VI. until further notice
By order of the Directors.
II. g. COLE, Cdshior.
Feb. 81, 1913. 3'mM'
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Palmyra, June 3. 1917. Mr.. Bennett-Dear Sir
find that your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla goes
finely. | want You TO send me four dozen bottles
more think it will take the place of Townsends Sar-
sapnrilla altogether. Sendme Immediately, ms have
but one bottle left ont OF six dozen in two months,
Yours. &c, ]. r. SEXTON.
Look Out For Imposition.
Beware how you buy medicine put up in squire
quart bottles as you are liable TO BE- imposed upon
BE- sure and ask Tor DIR. Guysotts Compound Extract
OF Sarsaparlla bearing the written signature OF : r.
Bennett on each outside wrapper, written with black
ink, and buy nothing else, as it is this preparation on
ly that is performing such marvellous aud astonishing
cures. Remember Iciiop DDck and SaIsapariih
Prepared at $. F. BENEFITS Laboratory Little Falls
IIerkimer County, New York, and
Soid Jy L. H. HUNTINGTON, Penn Yam,
by agent in every village in the State by the prin-
cipa drug tistS and merchants throughout the United
States West Indies aud Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large square bottles
containing quart with the name OF the Syrup blown
in the glass. with the written signature OF >. Il. BEN
NETT on each out side wrapper.
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PRINTING TYPES
WILL BE SOLD At BRUCE'S NEW YORK

" T1 PE-FUUNDK1, alter March Iolh, I6TS;aI
the following very low prices for approved six months
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Consumption Cured.

MHammatOry Khcumniism Cured.
Seneca Falls, July 10, 1917 Mr.. Bennett-Dcar
Sir-l am entirely OF your Extract of yellow Dock
and Sarsaparlla, and will be much obliged if you will
send me some four dozen more bottles soon as
possible. do not like 10 be of the medicine. So
lar il has sold well and given entire satisfaction. One
bottle of the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila, and
bottle of Rheumatic Inment, sold on the 10Th day OF
June has performed radical cure OF infammatoTy
rheumatism, OF long standing, upon a gentleman who
lie village to day, some six OF seven miles
from home, without cruiches or cane. lie wished me
to tender to you his uneigned thanks for being
ed to health and relieved from pain and suffering by
the sole use OF your invaluable medicine.
r.. BROWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

The INDIAN PoLIcY.-The Athens Gal Banner
lie In favor OF putting the Mexeans uron the ground
as the Indians II ssys I'VE will say that the busbesr
Of incorporation with the rights Of etize ship is easily
avoided by putting the Mexcans under the Indian policy.
The Newlork Ertsia0 Post right In regarding them
lndans-noihing but Indians Whatever the quantity Of
The territory OF such bad neghbors should occupy, may
be REQUESTED by past experience IN intercourse with
the Aborlgines-the Nexesns, Ike them. having their
local laws and Temporary aboees assigned but sitting
By the lswof eas which VIII either eyhae them drive
them TO South America certainly has carried te
Indians beyond the Mississippi"
CF We should like to see the Mexican who is
duped BY the great swelling words OF our Stocktons,
Quitmsns, Wynkocps, &c. affirming that it is our
destiny and duty to regenerste Mexico-give her
free and popular Institutions curb her Military, de-
velop her Industry, &c &c. This international
Philanthropy which goes about seeking whom 1t
may convert by grape and canister cavalry charges
end bayoDe,-thrusts can hardly be expected to
dupe any but those who predetermined TO swal
low it 1t is no light undertaking to exhale Seven
Millions OF People, no mstter how rigid the law Of
caste enforced to degrade and destroy them. Those
who are sincerely willing in regard to Mexico to
DO evil that good may come. will find that the evil
abides the good never comes To degenerate Mex
leo BY Military subjugation is to exterminate the
Mexicans And this is the intent of the pro avery
propaganda who are just BOW SO full Of love and
mercy for the Mexicans.
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90 Wednesday. Jan. 70, in the 18th yesr Of hi, sIs
GEORGE BOYD.
n friends and those Of hi sons, John, George ui
James Boyd sso OF his sDn-in law. John Monroe
ques'ed 10 attend his funeral Friday afte noon.
O'clock, fom ls late residence, l92 fEenueih-st
Eishth.sgeBue.
~ Quebec papers please copy.
In Wednesday, i2h inst Of consumption, JOHN
SPENCER aged % years and al months VI John ssi
Elizabeth Spsncer Of this City.
Tho friends aud relatives OF the deceased respeciu
ly invited 10 attend his funeral ThusJay 18Th irsi
o'clock from the residence Of his bfoiher. Mr. Wm
Spencer No 81 CROSBY without farther ngifaiica A
the members Of Covenant Tent No o.. o. Of r.
On the l2th inst. OF dropsy the brsin, HELENA X
youngest daughter Of Lewis N AID Msrhs w. EnbF,
eyed year and days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral this Ihursdeyl Afternoon %
o'clock. from sos broome e.
On Tuesday afternoon, ROBERT CLAY infint son n
Nslson II EDDY ard grandson Of the late Gsfsh1m B1u
Funeral services al No is Lexins tonsyenue his stl
uoon, al o'clock.
At 3loomiogdae. on Wednesday. 18th inst II billion,
fever. MARGARET b only child Of Jacob ". and Mar.
glret Il Trip, eyed yess snd months.
Tie elstiyes and friends OF the family respsc'uly
invited attend the funersl this day (rhufsdayl 81
O'Clock NJ. from the residence Of her uncle, Philip J.
Bonesteel, No 81 Bedford ST. Of Burton.
~ Poughseepsie papers please copy
Ia Brooklyn "wednesday morning Jan - u gelefsi
palsy OF the system, WILLIAM WOODROW, 10 the ils.
year Of his age
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Publi.her.' yii.eries.

We find the following in the Erening Post, snd
presume it is original there's leaf from daily
life =
CoRREsPosDEscE.-Among the many and cap
tiva,ing letters addressed 70 the printer, those
formal documents sent by postmss,ers usually bear
of the palm. They commonly run something after
this sort.
AJAX LEaTHESs Fse Pablishsr Of the Bad Eagle
SIR Your paper sddressed 10 JOB Sreetsr Is taken
Yours Ac - p II.
Another will read ike this
Sir Year paper 70 Jerothnel TTosuns 10 MT taken OIL
heAson says you snd your paper may 20 to thunder
be going TO Michigan Yours &c. -, NJ.
Another
PrtLsHsk o. rsE EAGLE: Your psrsr, directed to
Leonass links, 70 rot taken from ttis oie-. kessou
Mr Jinks died o1s years 40 and snee has not sailed o
them Yours, respectfully, -. r y.
sz Yosr paper addressed 70 Micsjsh Rigion, Is re-
tssfd Reason says he esnt cay for IT, and aont ant
10 PstFoni1s II any longer Yours, --,Ph
Once ii while one will come in this style;
A LEATHERs. Esa.-Sir: The Eagle addressed to AFRO
Tigers no longer taken out About six months he
caught stealing sheep ard would have been
jail II he had Mt away The last heard si him be
his papers there he loved read yogr paper ana
poss by pay for u time other you should
Yours. &c. - IN.
Occasionally one of slight melancholy nature
SIR recommend you not to ,end any more papers 70
Obec Saz-ndor for be can't pay the postage, ana amt
worth cent any how you tx Il He gets sawed about
bali the rns-hss sixteen ehdrenh had eyes TIL.
Eve yesfshis wife has 90, the .undiee Of HI, boys
has cot the humps and the have got the ueazes
Years, ssrS respectfully, -, p. NJ.
n The Bald Eagle is evidently Loco Foco
paper, judging from the character of its patrons
here developed, especially the fellow who gets
sawed and it has the additional vice of sendip 2
to subscribers on credit Let il reform its politics
and adopt the principle Of cash In advance or no
paper, and Messrs Streeter, Twoguns, links, Rig
DON Jggers, ssgendorf & Co will be of like shot,
snd.heir places supplied by honest thrifty, reliable
upand down men who pay for their papers in ad-
vance, so as to enjoy them with genuine relish.
Then Postmasters' notices to discontinue will be
rare and involve no pecuniary loss when they come
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Later from SANTA Re.

st. LclTs, an. IT, IcF>.
We are in possession of nineteen days later in
tell yence from Santa Re, which that Cspi. Augey
WAS elected Speaker Of the House Of Representatives and
Antonio San Dfval President Of the Senate Of NewMex
leo. Gov ysl sent in message o; not much interest
bill passed authorizing the election Of delegates to
take into consideration the annexation OF this country to
the United States.
Gen. Price arrived at Santa Fe the l5th ult. and
constituted Gov. yeg Civil Governor OF the Territory -
There had been Sc deaths in the ars Battalion Of the
Illinois Regiment since they left home
Ice running thick in the river, choking up navigation
hence no transactions In produce q Importance.
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Later from the Braxos.

WAsHiNGroN, Jan, II, Isf..
Your Pony Express brings papers from New Or
leans Of the 5h They annosnce the arrival on the 9TH
Of the steamer Fanny from Vera Cruz, Path ult Capt
Henre came passenger with number ofo,hers connected
with the army. The Fanny brings nothing later ffom
Vera Cruz. She stopped a, rampieo and the Brazos.
We have papers from gampco to The 25th ut and the
date from Matamoros: news.
Col. carazo OF the Mexican army arrived at MAtsmo
ros the 23i
The Flag Of the 25th says It Is understood that con-
siderable train is belcg prepared, and nom general APP
peances and the expressed opinion Of Government there
every to believe they would shortly have more
activity the hire throughout the Valley Of the Rio
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NRW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE .ALBAST, Jan. III p. NJ.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING
After Mr FINE bad concluded bis remarks the
motion TO commit the Assembly resolutions was
Iost. Mr. HALL then moved 10 substitute his reso-
.utiOns.--LOst. Mr. MIKES moved that toe Sen.
ate coucu,-Ohected % at this time and laid over
Mr. LITTLE gave notics Of general bill % iDcOr.
porate Charitable and Religious Societies.
Mr.. HALL called up nis resolution relating 70
War and Slavery in new territory 20 be acquired
&c. He Withdrew that part relating TO the War.
SIR FISE moved 10 substitute the Assembly reso-
luton for the slang resolution o. Mr. HALL. Mr.
WILKINS supported the motion and il prevailed
u 70 10. The resolution was then laid or the Ia.
bic TILL ts-rorro
The State Engineers and Surveyors bill was
debated but not disposed Of
By Mr.. HAwLtY, bill 70 amend the Statutes
for obtaining possession Of lands by summary pro-
ceedings.
The Slavery resolutions are the special order for
TO morrow.
ASSEMBLY.
The Printing bill does not propose that the public
printing shall be given 10 the loves, bidderas now
bat thar the State officers shall contract for its
cution-the legal notices TO be published in an
Albany paper, 10 be designated by State officer
Resolution adopted that the Canal Committee re.
port the amount OF money which may be appro-
Prlated this year for Canal purposes
Mr.. CURTIS brought in a bill to construct Rail.
way from Syracuse b Rochester
ar sPAuLDIsG called up the River and Harbor
resolutions, and they We're referred. on motion OF
Mr. BOWIE. 70 the Committee Of the Whole House
and made the special order for Wednesday.
Mr CUKTiss postage resolution was adopted
ll3 to3. N'
Bill Authorizing Brooklyn City to create a loan.
was passed in committee. Also the bill authoriz
log the Governor 70 fli vacancies in the Office Of
sheriff. Also, bill for Superintendent Of Common
Schools in Brooklyn.
BY Mr. BEsEDicr bill in relation to Reference
Cases
BY Mr.. BurRrcK, resolution of inquiry az TO
the time codifers shall report.-Adopted
BY Mr.. PHGsrx, General Railroad Law.
BY Mr.. BowIE, q Joint Resolution against fog.
ging sailors.
By Mr.. WALSH, a resolution in respect to the
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Markets.

NEwORLEASs jan 4. is3s.
The Cotton market IL quiet and prices easier. We
quote MddIng st 81 cts and Middlng Fair at Icts TIE
stock Of Sugar small sales Of Icsses Al 7t u sc.
In Flour sales of Ohio Al S. So AMI Of Illinois AZ
IS s7s In Freshts there Il nothing new In Exchanges
there Is little doing. Foreign Bills are In demand. Bills
ON New-York
CLEARgD-shp ElIersti, Bat brig Gen Worth. n. T..
ARavED-Ship Archelaus and bark stafford, n. Y.
The New-0reans mail OF sih inst failed to reach Mobile
in time 10 come North with the mail from the latter city
Of the 9th.
MOBILE, Jan. Carr. bak ~ lPhlde, from New-York.