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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29
The Mails.

1t was once said by Martin Van Buren,, when
speaking of the irregularity of the mails, that
"our sufferings is intolerable,n and such are the
arrangements at present that were it not for the
name OF having tri-weekly mail, we might Just
about as well have it but once a month. Until
last Monday our latest dates from St Louis were
of the 1st inst, and on that evening we received
eight papers from that city From Chicago and
still farther east our files are several weeks be-
hind.
There IS also considerable complaint from our
subscribers at Dodgeville and other places near by
that the Tribune is often delayed for week be-
yond the time it ought to be received We know
not where the fault lies, but certainly, there is
careiessness somewhere The Tribune is regular
ly mailed here on Friday evering, and should be
IN Dodgevile on Saturday morning Can any
one tell the reason why it is note
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29

u We have, on several occasions, endeavored
to arouse the literary genius of the west. Have
not succeeded2 Before answering, read the
following, which was received through the Post
Office a short time since.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29
Total wants to Jan'y 10, 1850. 47,457,6
posi- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The following comparative facts are gath
cred from the Post Master Generals report:
Gross Revenues from all sources.
Year ending 80 June, 1916, S3.4S7.199 50
g 9 6 1847, 3,945,893 81
g g g 1913,
including the appropriation
of 500, 600 for services
rendered government, 1851 OFT 85
Expenditures.
Year ending 30 June, 1916, S4,O84, 1886 90
. 1917, 3,91I,31O 81
g 1913, 4,326,850 27
The expenditures for 1913 have been in
creased by the re-adjustment of the commits
sions allowed to Postmasters, and bv the
sums paid to the Bremen mail steamers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29

bushels.
539,350,000
ll4.245.500
50 COD -nO
- w
II. 20 5000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29

O. Up TO our last dates. there had beer
shout 40 cases Of Cholera in New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29

"No, sir, It's one o'clock and-dinner's ready g
Erlt Enron, trosoning a,efuliy at the DEvIl,
tad ereattq reLiered N mind 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

CITY TRADE REPORT.

New York, Thursday Afternoon, Feb 3.
The market for breadstufs continued Inactive Sales
Of -four limited, and at rates which did not vary
materially from yesterdays quotations There seemed
TO be very little export demand at prices demanded by
holders The transactions consisted OF small parcels Of
Western and Southern, made chiefly for dom. sc use
Wheat continued inactive, and prices uncertain Corn
rallied little and sales were made on terms somewhat
favorable to sellers Sales of meal made at
slight reduction previous rates Rye continued quiet
while oats exhibited change In groceries theirs
very little doing, and no change Of moment was no.
ticed in quotations
AsHEs-The market for Pots was steady at So, and
small sales of Pearls reported were made at So 12H
BREApsTuFrs-Fo ur--The sales did not exceed 1000
bills Ia small parcels among which were 200 bbs Troy
at So 6 400 Michigan straight brands at S6 100 90 90
mixed brands do at So s7 900 Ohio round hoop at 50
Sales of $50 New Orleans round hoopwere reported made
at SO $50 and 200 do fiat hoop at So IS Sales Of 200
bills extra Whitney brands made at 81 81 South
in light supply and the market steady at about
we're Offering less than paid before the news, but
holders appeared indposed to submit to any material
reduction In prices CornSales Of 5000 bushels New
Jersey yellow made at Gao. Other sales were re-
about 10 900 to 900 bushels at 63 64c For ordinary
new mixed there were buyers above 60c. Mdl-
Of 1000 to 1900 bbs New Jersey were made At 50
Rye was quiet at 90c. Bariey-Sales Of 1000 bushels
made ts7lc Oats we're inactive, withemal sales
canal at SOC
CANpLEs-Sperm remained steady at $40.
CorrEE-About 5000 bags of Rio were under nego-
tstion for neighboring city, but notconsummsted at
the close Of change
the home trade and at slightly easier prices Exporters
decline entering the market. ~. ~ I. ........ =.
FrArliERs The market dull The last sac west
were made at 3ac 1900 lbs inferior quality were
made OF $50
FRu The market for raisins le's active 70 dss.
have only report sales of 2onbexes wet dried
at 81 55 100 do layers at q ON A9d 900 qaEtsEs 20
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Law Intelligence.

SUPREME Counr SPECIAL Tenn, Feb 3-Before
Suass neiom msds 70 snnsr.sds an atachsm
granted against the goods OF the defendant
sident debtor IL appeared the plaintiff previous
to and up to 1896 attached to the Theatre Tscon
Havana, as one Of The principal singers Of which thea
ire the defendant Is proprietor and director In the
others of the entered into articles OF copart
nership at Havans to give Italian in the United
States, for twentyone monthseach sharing the pro-
hts and losses. In pursuance of the agreement they
camr In the early part Of the of 1896 New
Orleans and proceeded to organize opera company
but the war with Mexico having about that time
menced. there was great excitement in New Otlears
and In al the Southern States-the people seemed
disposed to to Mexico than the opera and the specu
lation failed there They then came ON to Mobile where
they made another attempt to establish company but
without success. The enterprise then altogether
abandoned In the summer of l647 the plant II
to this city, and finding the Havana company here, he
caused an attachment to issue against their wardrobe
the latter resident and that he, the plaintiff
fai claim against him for fifteen thousand dollars
rJrses sustained IN INC OF as4o the
that plaintiff himself was nonresident; he having
IN his papers stated he was Of New Orleans IL
city to become citizenaleges that he intends to be-
come permanently domcilsd here, and has caused sno
Their attachment to issue against the property
ME- A. d. Logan, for defendant moved to set aside the
attachment yesterday the following grounds FIRST
favor of stranger second that the contract showed
no indebtedness according to the legal meaning of that
word. Mr. Logan occupied the entire ofyesterday with
his srgument He replied to to-day by Mr.. Robert
Emmett Jr, on the part Of plaintiff Decision reserved
CoURT CALENDAR-Ths Day.-Common Pleas-lst
part. s5 a. So ID. H. %, a6, a72s 49, 81, 49,
a. AZ, A. 81, 3d. OIL g. 49, s. 81. 3d. 90, 1885, 49, I'd
part-l2, AZ, A. 50, Sc, 40, ~, "a, 81, "a.
SUPREME CouRr THE UNITED STATES, Feb a.
Nos. 81 and a. The Planters Bank of Mississippi
plaintiff in error Thomas L. Sharp ct al and Bald
win, VAIL and Hufty, plaintiffs in James Payne
ct al The argument of these causes continued by
Mr.. Gipin for the defendants In error.
EVIDENCES OF MILD SEAsoN.-Our conirere
OF the Ca"adn has had presented to him specimen OF
maple sugar, manufactured at St. Anselme, the I'd
instant.-Quebec Mercury, Jan IS.
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Died.


February I'd, MARY, infant daughter of Owen and Ro
sauna Sheridan.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon half past O'clock
from the residence Of the parents No. 2al Madison
street.
On Wednesday, February I'd ls4s, Of consumption,
VIM sEAoRIsH, in the eighteenth year Of his age
His friends and relat respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the late resdence Of his father
Joseph Seagrsh, corner Of eighth Avenue and Forty
second street Friday afternoon 4th inst at oclock
without further invitation
On Thursday Feb. Sd, MARY ANN, only daughter of
Hugh and Bridget Shields aged years and 10 months
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral at 4.ocock, Sa
turday afternoon the 9th inst from the residence Of
her father in the 9Th Avenue, door below 2lst st.
On Thursday morning Sd instant, of consumption,
TIMOTHY McMANus, in the 25th year Of his age
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, Sunday, the 9Th Instant at
O'clock from his late residences, No. 4s9 Pearl street
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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MARKETS ELsEWIIERE.
STOCK SALES.


BALrIMoRE February $1,000 United State. 1857 s9
Is shares Marine Bank 2h; Is do 23 IS do 2 Is do 23
do 2 do Firemens IS; United STATE, es Of
9eS bids Mary land 6s 9, asked. S4H bid; Baltnore IS
$780, 9 asked bd Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares,
38K asked, 3,A bid.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 3-Firsf Board-5 shares Elem Cop
Co. AK; SAGE Lehgh 6s. 56; $1,000 u Loan S. SO 3d.
Farm Mech Blk. so $4,000 sc6ayleil Nayis.on g. S.
sOy oIh m aua GsH 80 II BsnI a. sooe
heading Railroad bond, 200 do Railroad 2iz $3.50 L..
high Canal scrip, 83 Second Board-t2 900 Reading Bari
6 63 900 shaes do do 63 1891 Texas Treasury Notes,
RsiIosd es; 90 70; $50 Mon: Canal, is :9ter Sales
Note. Ca 100: 5000 DO DO ss 1000 Reading Railroad
bonds CO., 900 do do 63%; 900 state 7 300 City
6 97; 2700 Schuylkil Navigation 6 g. 43 900 Lee
high Navigation mortgage 6's so; North American Bank
100 Girad Bank los; iaoo Reading r, 2l1z; 400
Morris Canal, 1lx
BosTor, Feb; g. 1913 First Bcerd,,a Boston and Wor
cester Railroad 16 Nashua Manufacturing Co. Rights.
los Northern Railroad s2h s2N Old Colony Rail.
taIer, Is.utsnse c. 10 Boston and Preydsnes RsTcad
kailrosd. iis Cheshire Ra5osd TN Vermont ,a, AID
sso Western Railroad highs. lahc $50 Rs.dns RailrOsa
sd TX 100 DO 10 ss East Boston ssS Di. der
62A $1,000 u. Loan 1852, 9o1z $4,000 do s82I.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


New ORLEANS, Jan. 26-Cotton-The market was un.
settled by the teegrsphc accounts received yesterday
and in consequences prices very irregular and the
sales being confined to 1000 bales at decline of d 40
Stock hand September lS47-bsles, % 493;
rived .ncs to date 6l 500 arrived to-day 66s-Tots
1,436Total, s32 100 Stock hand and ship board
not cleared 206 79l. TobacctNot sale Of Importance
has trapspred-Stock on hand September 1, ls47
hhds a2s arrived since to date 1896 arrived TO-
day, l3Totsl, 34,S37 Exported to date, 25 500;
ported to day 2559O Stock hand and ship board
not cleared 9247 Sugarln spite of the ran 1t would
appear that 400 hhds changed hands at 4c for fair
Moasses-S00 bbls were ssld at Is lShc. Flour-The
only transactions of any Importance sale Of 1900
bols Ohio at something under So Oats-Sales of
1900 bushels at 4kc. in bulk and 100 sacks at 45c
in spite of the RAIN OF 5000 sacks yellow at
$50, and $50 white and yellow at $50. Whskey-Small
sslss at 9c Porkl5O barrels sold In lots at
SO go Sales Of Is casks sides at 4sc, and 30
tierces csnvassed hams at $40. Lsrd-Fair demand;
seles Of GAG barrels at 5c IS barrels prime at 6Ac ID
Co. ala barrels at IS tierces at 5o and 2l8 kegs
at $50. Rates in favor Of buyers Freights-No new
engagement has tran,pred. Exchanges Transactions
limited. London private bills 10 per cent prem;
Bankers bills ii per cent prem Paris 30 20 40; New
York. 60 days az per cent, dis; do, sight, per
cent prem; Treasury notes, par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

The grading of the Newburgh branch hes been pro-
crossing during the year, and considerable force IL
constantly employed upon 1t.
The annexed table exhibits the aggregate amount
returns Of railway traffic in ths United Kingdom Of
Great Britain, in each of the past four years.
RAILWAY TRAFFIc OF GREAT BRIrAiN
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70 ono CASES oF GENERAL D spIlIrY AND

.,nora nvrorate The whole system emily To thoe
who lest their muscular energy by the sec mti
cine or committed in youth or The excessive Ia
diligence Of the passions and brought on general physc
prosra,ion of The nervous svsn DESTITUTE want oi awb
non inpg sensations premature decay, and decline hiss
tenng towards that fatal disease Ccnsunpion can be entirely
restored by The o this pleasant remedy This Sarsapn
Is far Invigorang Cordial II rerews and
,nyigo.ats Inc sy4tm, activity q the limbs, and
srength to the MUSCULAR system. most extraordinary de-
sroe, Principal Office lx6 Flu street.
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Married.

On wednesday evening, I'd instant, by the Rev F. A.
Morrell MIR JoHr Low, Of Jersey City to Miss ELIZA
MArrcE. daughter of Peter A. Msttice, of Scho
harie Co N. Y.
On Wednesday morning, in the Eastern Congrega-
tional Church. Madison street, by the Rev Jas W. Me-
Lane, Mr.. DAVID b. CUNNINGHAM TO Miss HANNAH B.
KSArr, daughter of Jonathan Knapp, Esq
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Moorhead,s Gradu.tsd Magne.ic Mschlnes.

Mo0rheads Graduated Magnetic Machines.
We call attention these and beautiful instruments
which confidently be the and
eectua the relief Of disease which have been intro
construction perfectly simple, and their operator is
tremely agreeable. Each schne accompanied by
w a &c sno New
York Each instrument is warranted
Save Your Money.--To those of our Friends
who wish reduce their boot bills cheefully
them call FREUD JONES', Ann street. he sells
the first quality of French caf do
French patent leather boots only 81 CO. and a, for his nch
proof and cork sole boots they be beat
llty or price,
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, of every quality,
aud at all prices both wholesale and retail! by B. f. Walton
c.eSTatsd RicSsea Cold FEM. Our Prices are fnow Se
BE as ss ss the rsss
81 So the same Pen, sold elsewhere at 81 SO and g. Gold
Pens repaired or exchanged.
Chapped Hands and Face Speedily Cured
BY Genn Spermacet Soap is pleasantly perumed and
should be the toilet Of every those who
have x snSs tnd o ehldn sd and
Price Is cents W. X are the only city agents for Genns
Indian Dye Indian Oil for colong the hair and other articles
OF his that have become popular from tneir own merits
To the ProprietOrs OF Patent Medicines,
wishing the city of New York the undersigned
offer the most and perfect facilities for the
the country; and particularly desire Gas their business
the proprietary to present their address post paid with
name Of the article commission, &c. to WYATT&KETCH.
AM, l2 Fulton street, New York.
The Plumbe NatiOnar Daguerrean Gallery.
the upper Of Broadway and MURRAY contains
tine & &, be would ws to OBJ
tain the best pictures pre- duced by this art.
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Yesterday, Captain 0'Conner, with twsn,y ns,, LETT
here Tor New Orleans, to commence constructing the
ORe,I,y line upward from that place to louisville
captain Riley has already pushed ahead from Louis
yeSand viii reach Nashville, Tenn by the 22d Of next
month. CAPTAIN OConner and his party will work
rojthanfd to meet Captain Riley AS he and his men
in this work they viii advance with great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning 1t will bo ready in wrappers to go in
the French mail steamer Missouri which sails that
day at noon AMI contain a compilation of tho latest
American news in the French language
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

NHEDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, II DUANE
M street, near Chatham street so well known the most
pras in New York. the treatment Of vene
real diseases The Docor reputation for sk in these old
hsccured cases that have existed for
iser strctue ulcers upon body the throat
p,us Ia the head and bones Of the legs, escuay cured
in by young men causing scvioas dreams and nightly ennis
on, prevented Recent cured ia fur days,
without mercury. No alteration in Diet prevention from
husin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

DRIvATE DISEASES IN ALI. STAGES, AND UN.
der any circumstances cured from three TO five days by
kind that be assn with safety and hope 81 IFS eaysg
and moi Sold ONLY at l2l Fulton ST.
New York Price 81 Letters post paid, viii be promptly
attended and the medicine forwarded ard secured against
hire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

NOE NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIs ANA AND NEW
u York Line Of Packe;s-Regular Packet Of Thursday
aud splendid packet bark TIL ETiS Captain Crosby. is
loading, and will positively sail above, her regular day
daons apply board Orleans wha foot Of Wall street.
New Orleans William Creevy, who will promptly forward
all goods to his address The packet bark GENESEE Capt
Dillingham; will succeed the THETlS, and sail her regular
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A DpREss TO THE. PUBLIcz.TaE, UNrREcE.

DDKESS TO THE PQBLTC-THE UNFKFCE-
"A dented success attending the of Dr. Uphams Vege
table Eectuy. in Of Pills. and the extensive dsmand
and diseases OF the bowels liver and SPLEEN that The
proprietor has been induced manufacture 1t upon larger
scale that will enable the place within the reach
of the public generally The most prominent and sdmirabe
properties Of this the mildness and certainty Of rs
leas conven,ence pain Being composed aogeiher OF
the mildest SAFE yet efficient vegetable substances
will interfere either with business or pleasure requhg
the the patient except 70 Follow tne
and ali times and under all crcom.
with tainty Of sfec,ins p'imneat cure OF
combines in its compouon valuable tonic, purgatve, aud
ether properties produce pleasant and natural evaeua
lion of the bowels nghen and uvgorate the system
tore and activity ofhs liver and dge,,ise organs
The stomach bowels Sld wholesale AID retail by wy
ATT KETCHhM, 1911 Fulton street, DR.. a. Uphan, 1876
Rowery New York aud by Druggists generally throughout
the United States and Canadas. Price 81 a box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-04

MEDIC AL CARD-DR. MORRISON. 2oik FULTON
WI street. devotes his eutre time the treatment OF private
dseaes Recent particularly Cor orhGa he cures "a
few days Constitutional debility from secret habit, IN
due nocturnal emissions and impocncY radically cured
by him. Structures he without paip See Or D
poma with the Of SIR Ashley Cooper Sir A. Car
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Total for January, Is4s.

This appears like very heavy amount to pay in for
calls In year, and 1t is on the face but when
viewed in tho proper light the is not alarming
calculated to create any depression In the money mar
ket very large amount of dividends falls due and
paid in January which will be appropriated to those
ments and the returns from traffic. in the nondvidend
paying lines will also be appropriated to the pur
pose. The traffic these lines amounts to one hundred
and seventy thousand pounds per week. equal to about
seven hundred thousand pounds for the month. The
income from these Sources dividends and trafc) is
estimated at about three millions sterling leaving but
about one and half millions to be drawn from other
Future calls will fall more heavily upon the
money market, source Of supply will be def
centthe dividends-snd all but the amount received
from the traffic Of the ondsidend paying lines will
have to be drawn from the public, the stockholders
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MONEY MARKET.
T,hursday. Feb. 90 r. M.

The stock market opened unusually buoyant to-day
nearly every stock in the list having advanced AT the
first board Canton, went q per cent; Farmers Loan
q; Harlem, q; Norwich and Worcester, y; Morris
Canal, n Reading Railroad, 8 Reading Bonds, Ia
North American Trust, q Pennsylvanis 81, "a iii
nos 6 Long Island closed at prices current yester
day. The reaction in Reading Railroad has taken the
bears unawares they little dreaming of such change
In day two. The tendency ofprices is upward and
with slight reactions from time to Time prices will,
without doubt, improve Those reactions are good
things upon rising market, they check too rapid
advance, and strengthen the bulls a. they 80 along
They guarantee greater permsnen,y in the improve
ment and prevent those evils which sudden mutations
invariably produce.
The annual report Of the New York and Erie Railroad
Company, made to the Secretary Of State in accord
ance with resolution Of the Assembly to that
effect showing the receipts and expenditures for the
year ending Dec. 81, ls47, was annexed
New York AND ERIE RAILROAD, ls47
The receipts of the Co. from all sources,
for the year ending Dec 81 ls47 were 50 so67s9 40
Cash on hand LIST Of January ls47.. 24S,099 Is
sa54o, sss 81
The expenditures during the same time, on
account Of construction and materials,
repairs, and running the road, and for all
other purposes, were. .231s,4ao 81
Cash on hand January LIST, ls4s sl7e44l SO
Cost of construction, including pier. 2,759s 35 ~
NUMBER OF ~ ,nr1usn passengers l ssss
Receipt. from through ps..spssr'ss,'s g g ss
:" freight and mail. .lSs,l2s "a
Total income from transportation s254ll9 os
Expenses of repairing and running the road
and maintaining the Ferry between New
York and Piermont. ................$ l72,970 6S
Net earnings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $sl,l49 40
Number Of locomotives. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Passenger Cars.
Freight Cars, (5 wheels). ........ 10
Mail, MIX and other Cars. ....... II
Machine Shops. ............-..
Average number of men in transpor tstion. 1872
Number of miles run by passenger train. .. $500
freight and other trains. 69,s32
freight trains. . .ls9,63a
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

U Member. Of sh.L.pss5s Dfsmasis Association
sy and CIVIC viii is place at ;Ss Apollo Rooms
Cd K: & s sSs sS
rn %:c ,a:a Dq Sss sS s.
Hos q any Of the Members Of the Association; or" the
nancy BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN
dI fts wa @
BA dfesae: aud theatrical properties made to order at
JINREDEEMED PLEDGEs-A FRESH AssORT-
- mentj the 81 Suit Store comprising ee-
s: o;sIsc,!:. cioss: sses Bs:ia.'s
20 Vests % cents to 81 Cssh paid for Gents Cloh,ng
Ssa Bills s sssEnse '"'
7 EFT OFF, CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed-Lsdes and Gentlemen having superhuoua ell, cts TO
affair cash price for the same BY the
Hs sos S saSs h I
dies eau be attended to by Mrs Levenstyn.
rJ'HE NEW YORK Leg L OBSERVER IS PUBLISH.
ca on the lstof every month at 81 syeM IN advance
port. he United States ysur., the supreme Court Of
The % {. GNS r., the of s
Westminster Hall No ycl was publi'9ss on the is,
sSa.ia ow emf si iss''' pages once Ann
TO STRAW GOODS DEALERs;-THE suBsCRIB-
e5 manufacturers Of the oIis Pamela Braid also Pa
d. Ss., as.Fs aS an
Mi S's' o. S':s:s' Sc Delaney street JOHN SAM
FROZEN BANKs-ATLAs, JAMES, NoRTHERN
- Exchange, Cavuga Lake, Sc, taken ia exchange for
cheap Dry Goods consulting OF brochs aud wooen shsw
red and whits Flsnnes hickory silk Hndkerche Cling
hams, Apssss ,k rhid. Me,nces sw;s PLAID AID beoL
mems kid and silk Gloves, woolen Shirts and Drawsr
Hosiery Linens, Delaines, &c. GEORGE STEWART
Co, 1t3 Walker street., corner Of Mulberry.
CHERlFF sALE-wE WOULD CALL the ATTEN;
oP ss ct S son rssss'' d f Pa
nelsncy and Tsmpkns sne1s for rseaai'' zee Aueuen