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GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM, ON ELL
ZABETH RIVER For SALE.

| offer for sale my FARM on Elizlheth Ri
Gs2gA YER three miles from riolk, containing liO
sssSm acres of excellent u Id under good fence,
~-.klA-w with timber enough TO support the farm. IL
has on il new frame dwelling with six rooms, kch-
ems barn. stables carriage house. ice house, and all
necessary out houses; also, a valuable young peach
and apple orchard.
II is one Of the heallhiest locations in the State, and
its conguity several markets renders il Of the
hest market farms the rlver-the Baltimore, Rich
mond and Norfolk boats passing the door daily.
For further particulars, address
June l5-cw2m w W HAPPIER, Norfolk, We.
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FOR THIS WEEK

FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air, 80. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals:
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1000, &C., &C
Tickets SIS.
neutrality-suspicious. Canal, 20. IL Nos, Il
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, 100
of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
Thursday-aiarylaId Consolidated, vs.. ID Nos. II
drawn. Capitals: SD. 900, Of 5000, Of 1000,
&c. Tickets IS.
Frday-siaryand Consolidated, No. 81. rs Nos, Il
drawn. Capitals: Sl5,OOO, 3 of 5000, "f 500.
SC. Tickets ST.
Saiurday-Grand Consolidated, Glass ~. = Nos l6
drawn. Capitals: S41 600 % OIS 49, ~. - -
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LOTTERIES.
]. w. iYzaury n 20

ON a A G L RS
Successors to j. G.. Gregory a. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
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HAVING qualified as Executor Of Capt. George w.
Gardner, deco, request persons indebted TO his
call and settle their accounts and bonds and
those holding claims against the estate will please
leave them with Inc, properly authenticated, that
rangements may be made 10 pay them of
HUGH A. WATT,
E1'or. of George W. Gardner, decd.
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drawn. Capitals: S44. 900, % GuiS ~ 49,
25of 1000, &c. Tckr,r 81
W Orders for tickets, packages, -
ages in the above Lotteries or IN all LOTTERIES dRvrf
tised by Messrs. ID. Paine 4 Co attended 10 with
promptness, aud drawings forwarded to all who wish
Juy9 X. CHALK.
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JUNE REPORT.

JUNE REPORT.
THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Compa-
l ny issued during the month OF June, lS49,
~ hundred and forIy-une new policies-viz:
TO To
Manufacturers, 10 U. ;. Officers. ,
Mechanics, Is Public Oricers,
Phya,ci4ns, Students, .
ladies', Clerks. -
lawyers, Sea Captains,
tergymen Other occupations, 5
Total new policies In June, l549, l4l
The surplus OF the Company exceeds $4,000.
Wv KNOWLES, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
lr Office No 81, Main street, over the store OF
!ucah Myers, Esq. July l0-4t
+, NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCX-
4 HOLDERS OF THE LOUISA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-Th annual meeting Of
De Stockholders of The Louisa Railroad Com
ANY willlake place at Louisa Court House on
Tuesday, The q day OF August. As usual the
Stockholders will be entitled 10 free tickle, going
d and returning from said annual meeting.
JOHN GARRETT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, July 3-l2iAug
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DRESS GOODS.

DnCSS 0OoDS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
IS ihe season IS advancing, and having
4 srral variety OF Dress Goods on hand.
.u,a as Bareges, Tissues, Printed Lawns and
l;cColss Organizes, Linen Lu.tres, Ginshams
Il; Calicoes. | am determined 10 sell them at
IL: IN cash only. FoI the best bargains OF The
sa,Qp, call al WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No. 225, Broad Street, Shockoe Hlll
lGylO Sign Of tie Dry Goods Box.
MANAGERS OFFlCE-D. palmer CO.,
VI Richmond, Virginia.
Frais day, al s o'clock-Capiials: S24 900,
.cN $780, 5000. 1000, 1000, Sc. IS Nos,
lJ.:avn Tickets 5.
A. u o'cock-Capitals: 3 OF $1,000, , OF
LoO, q. 500, , OF 200, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn.
iiciesl.
Dawn Nos. Grand CONSOLIDATED, No. 81:
q 81 "a II 81 40 63 AZ 43 IS 66 25 90.
July 10 C w. PURCELL & CO.
CORTUNE'S HOM E.-CHALK'S OF
I PlCE, No 5, Main street.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, 81:
~ 81 IA II 81 40 IS At AZ 35 sc IS 81.
Ms 10 81 "A, 5000 returned
This day-Bel Air, 81. Is Nos, Is drawn
$4,000, 5000, B 200. 5000, 1000 Tickets S.
Aso Small Fy-2 prizes OF 5000. Tickets /.
CLALK'S,
July 10 3 doors above the Old Market.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY Is49.
Delaware Lottery, No. 70, TO be drawn July Ilth.-
rs No. Lottcry-li drawn ballots.
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Prospectus
OF THE
VIeeC Constitution .

We shall issue, during the summer, {
pamphlet weekly, l6 pages, in form fol
binding, under the title of the .New Con
stitution, commencing about the first o
May next, and to continue sir months
making a work Of AGO pages with hhle
page md mder al the close for reference,
for ONE DOLLAL copy.
For FIVE dollars seven copias, and for
ten dollars, fifteen copies. Thus ten
dollars W i'll purchase 5000 pages of close
reading matter
The work will favor what its name pur-
ports, a NEW CONSTITUTION, yet il
will admit able and well written articles
on all sides of every question, that those
who read it may see what is said by all
parties. 1t is by this means alone that
the pc eople can arrive at sound and JUS
conclusion. We therefore invite all " ri.
ters ho desire 10 tre al the subject fairly
as correspondents OF THE NEW CON
.sTITUTION.
The design of our work is; 1st, 10 en-
force the the necessity of a frequent re,
currence to- frst priuc cples--2d, 10 show
the importance of the fundamental law
Corresponding with the growth of our
state and the progress OF liberNl SEMI.
meDts-3d. the security of natural rights
by charter made and adopted by the
people themseives--the experience of the
past devoIvng and directing the necessis
ties Of the future
A total reform in our Judiciary system
and the practice of our courts
The election of all officers by THE
PEOPLE.
No increase of the state debt, except
by vote Of the people themselves.
A sys'em of common schools and of ed
ucation, worthy the age and the state.
No legislation. but what the people can
reform or annul, when found injurious.
These are a few of the principles, hast.
ily thrown together, which shall receive
the attention Of The New Constitution.
Long have we looked forward to the
time hen va could perform our duty in
a contest Of the kind now before us, and
we enter the lists full Of courage aud full
of hope.
There is a progressing, reforming, rad :
cal spirit spreading over the civilized
world and let Ohio not be tho last to par
take of the resenerating spirit.
n"y- All Post Masters are authorized to
rscelve subscription. and act as agents
seporslly, Money always in adeance
0r.T- Friends of The New Constitution
every where are requested to act as a.
gents and Correspondents.
ONTsvbscriptions should be early for
warded, that we may have some data by
which We can calculate the proper mum.
Der Of the work TO begin with.
S. MEDARY.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

#k
The undersigned have this day entered in
to copartnership for the publication of the
Democratic Pioneer, 70 be devoted 70 Poll
tics, Literature, Education, Agricpture, Mis-
celany, the general news of the day sc,
&c. g
In Politics, the Pioneer will advocatethe
principles of the Democraucs party, with firm
ness and zeal, keeping i view the great
principles taught by the idInoflal jefferson,
and also the interests of the yonng and grow
ing county of Wyandot, which, butsa few
years since, was inhabited by the Red nan
of the forest-but now the axe and the plow,
in the hands of the yeomanry, have caused its
fertile soil to yield full recompense to the
labors of the husbanman. If the tide of en-
igraton continues to flow in as it has for the
last few years, Wyandot county will ere long
be one of the first in the State, hence the i'm
portance of having medium through which
to make known the advantages she possesses.
All will receive portion in due season. The
Farmer, the Mechanic, the Tradesman and
the Merchant will find in the columns OF the
Pioneer, matters that will be interesting. In
our political coruse we shall be firm, indepen-
dent and uncompromising.
We shall endevor to be courteous to our
opponents, avoiding that low billngsgate
which is too frequently INDUCED in by con
ductors of public jurnals.
Boleveing that the doctrines of the whig
party if carried into effect would prove detri-
mental to our progressing and free institu
tons, and to the future destiny of this consol-
..dated Republic, wesshall ever be found bat
stleng against the doctrines of that party.
We have flung our banner to the breeze"
and it now remains with the people of Wy
andot County to say whether it shall float
uiumphanty, or whether it must drop and fall
Democrats of Wyandot lend US helping hand
TERM soFsU CRIPTIo
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 90
If not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 so
For six months, if paid in advance. 90
If at the expiration of six months, :. l so
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Upper Sandusky, Feb. %, lS49
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Lasnbe,.i LAMBERT

Almost all kinds of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &C., will be taken at tins Of
Gee on old subscuptioDs, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay in this
way can do so by sending iu their lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH a. GILES.
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Notice of Petition.

Notice lie hereby given, that there will
be petition presented to the Commis
siooers OF Wyandot couuty, at their next
June session, A. ID. lS49, praying for the
locat ion and Establishment of a county
road: commencing at a road leading from
the Baughman's settlement to Upper San
dusky 10 commence at Georpe Mikes
east line iD salem township, running due
north on line between James Heading
ton and Youmberd and Aug, SO as TO an
tersect the Blanchard road leading from
Mt. Blan chard to Crawfordville, in Craw
ford township.
April 9th, 1s49-7-4w.
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COME ALL YOU TH.3TLOVE
GOOD .aPPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east OF McC offer
for sale $50 different varieties of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
or four beef cat''e in exchange for fruii
trees. .LPHEUS Russell,
MeCutchenville, Oct. "a, ls4s--4-tf
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Columbus o.. March l840.
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NOTICE.

A T my instance a writ Of attachment
1 "A was this day issued by Abraham Ny
ers, Justice Of the Peace of CrsuIotd
Township, in Wysndot County, sgaipst
the properly and effects OF Samuel Kosht,
a non resident Of this comfy.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dated lhis a2nd day Of March A. d. isl9
-5-6t.
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Last of Letter,

Tg EMAlNlNG in the Puat office at
"a Upper Sandusky .. on the 1st day OF
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others long adveriisem ents--'ful of sound
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Agreeably TO the practice of last year,
the publisher Will issue as good a number
each month as lie does in January. This
is novel feature in Magazine publishing.
During the whole Of last year lie gave
more engravipgs and more reading mat.
ter than any of his contemporaries, and
W i'll continue to do SO next year. Those
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
THE CHOLERA IN NEW GRENADA.

Earl, ~ the AUTUMN, and inIeed IN the SPINNER. WI
p.istd accnun,s from the Jamacs papers, Of the fear
f rsvsges ined by the cholera IN the rri n Gar
,hsseua Accounts received tn the i2,h II oc
tpb.r, BY The New Grenadisp bark B'Tpis. Capt
rnomss, and the fhlowng report IL made by her so-
prfrarvr. Mr.. Graham. tn the journal 81 cnnmeree:
Very liui. business was ding NJ Canhag"ns. This
Wa owing Ia the rsrni rsYaees 81 the culets. which
had visited the Republic with terrible mortality. u
hrnkp ont in Canhsgers about The lssi Of May and IN
ss then three months. ola population II less Than
900 U.S. 400 f before II. II left that city To the
later mart ,f Arrest Santa Mar ha Rio IIaehe bar
rnnanrlls aud !Ssvsnilla have all been than dec
mated bv this terrible srnurge. IL The towns III Villa
nueva Turbacn San E.iauslsu. with an aggregate pop
nston III abmi 900 no, less than 1900 carried off
Tnt these devastsiiuns exceeded the Alag
dalena river There Il passed villages ard f nai
a hnnan being within their precinris On IFS apanaeh
the natives fed hui II reached them IN their hiding pa
crs. B,us'cs, Honda, Oeagno. Nanes. all were for
lime deserted.
Great alarm wns eel in Bopoa whore il had yet
arrived but whher it hourly approaching face riding
Ia last dates. l9h sept. fnm that capiiai) Business
was suspended aud pnil-s 90 longer thuuqbt nf The
pspsfs ieemrd with "choers" and the ihnuand nagin
AIRY provided for H. II is To be- feared that its
ages will moi b. less rphffu there Than in The other
parts Of New Grenade: for The inhabitants (he lower
cssses) extremely filthy in he,r habits Besides. pro
per medical advice il very deficient. To this great want
may be- attributed the excessive mortality that has visited
those ptnrinces 80 ignorant they II The nature
Il the disease that they knew for II, and
sorted I, blind hazatd alone.
Thus. its fist outbreak. the doctors treated their
patients with pil and lime juice; and have been
ind that every aiiark-evcry sl,nostproyed fatal
where these prescriptions were administered. Inc strong
North essetly rode winds. that generally sci in ahul
the LIS, nf October 10 hnse attitudes will mnsi probably
desry the last lingering seeds of the fatal epidemic
which sill exists the coast in Santa hIarbs and
Rb Hache. From Canhagena it has ALREADY disarpcsr-
ed Bu nne can tell when IL will cease its deyasatiuns
la the interior Of The cnnnir'.
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,,,,, , Communicated.

MEssRs. EproRs:-Nutcinga Communication in vour
paper, ct Monday last relative the Panorama III The
'fndSo" RIVER which consider written more from
peJndiced moivrs. han from dsp sitim 10 bene6,
the public aud thinking thai ,ou will be no more LLe
to refuse the insertion Of his Than one protesting II,
guide people from being dupedI am incuced 10 male
the following r,ply: 0
In the first place the gentleman SAYS he hoe ho, ..,-
ed-'what pity'-lha so noble ard talented a. in-
dvIdual suffered himself 10 be drawn in to The en,,o.
'une OF twenty-five cents, and then ask redress tbruob
pubic source. Had he only mentioned the fart 10 tIs
gentleman at The door have every assu,anc. =, hr
us money would have been refunded and every ,polov
made Tor so gross imposition sas he cals !, J, -
v'raancy ana lgranre. He frs, says Of Harpprs Ferrv
me or'u9e, town. and every thing else arp -
course they are Tor had the Artist drawn them the con.
huence OF The two rivers, could be seen and tb,, ia;
all they profess to show. the lecturer exnresslv
Next the Rail Road Bridge he SAYS. has donbie' H..
number OF Pillars. (which shall inform MIN a,s s
called hument%' than the original and in this no !.
there on the Panorama ~ ""' so
The canal is furnished witha good wall nreciso,v :.
u U.s. i"i some miles after you leave Rcbmnnd All h.
nnst have been riding in The wind or else is troubled win
an aiee'loh oil The eyes, to have hundred yarJs
The F"urng Mil'-he cannot conceive how ,,..,.:
forced UP to tt shall here have to inform him .s
am led to telieve by his writings, he has mi ;nomo.
enough TO md It on himself and The FOLLOWING ia ami
cable to the Natural Bridge Harper,s Ferry and III a..
rest of the Virginia scenes Tnev are al. -, "', al ms
ached views and consequently The oecs are onIv 70.
presented without their natural and artificial attachment,
wh'ch h"pe your readers will all understand or At e.s
'hose who have net seen the Painting As far tho ,o,i
over the Natural Bridge 10 from The view Won have
OF H. would have 10 be furnished with skv Ion, nd
e proprietor provide he visitors with teescpes IN or
W, ice VIVA. was pass"g 27O feet above them, and
'"!nmgh an arch "f solid limestone as feet thick.
lhe Piano is bad one the PLAYER is ahove moa;,.,;
h l" h aens uch to the exhibition. Though, to one
VINO mas been IN the habit of being amused by the DO.
,sh'uI strains ct tin Trumpet penny whistles it
makes ,iile difference whether the nsrumen, he oJ ~
bad lie above has been written in hn,,, IA ,; y.
prevents more eab rate reply. The previous comm.
nca'i'n shows what il is and what motive induced !,
Am'ng the three thousand people, who have visited il in
s acr me- the author, apI be The only one dis
'"'''h'u' JUSTICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
MIR. WEBSTFR'S SPEECH

Mr.. Webster rarely makes bad speech any
where He never made a better one than that
delivered at the New Hampshire festival in Bos-
ton lately-a sketch of which we have the pleas
ure OF laying before our readers to-day. We hope
1t may find its way into the recessrs of the Courts
OF Russia and Austria, and wherever else Despot-
ism is rampant
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NEW MEXICO -iNTERESTING DIS
GDTERlES

Lieut.. j H. Simpson. of the Cofps If Typographical
Engineers. has addressed lrer 10 Col j Abrrl Civ
Inc account # his expedition from Santa Fe with Col.
Warrington. 10 tho NavaJt county. lie descfbrs
mrs Of NUNS in The city 4 Chacco which donbtles from
then ctlhy. appearance and numbers. the verla
BILE remains =" the Aztes IT the ~ century the locality
at shlrh, On The anlhpy of some III the maps Hum
hld has ascflhed I" the vlcnage II The very spot whe
they we're ound. The Indians Of the present day know
morning. 81 them except. that, according r,dilnn, they
were once Inhabited by people which from the
Nafih that Mnnezuns the Governor IL This people;
and That alter living hire Tor period, they d. pefsed
-sm' eRsiwardiy towards the RIO Grnnde and others
southwardly towards the city Of Mexico
Bach pueblo isa single structure. covering in some in
tahcrs rs much ~ Iva acres IN extent; discovering IN
pieces, by the sill standing walls fur stories In hei hi
sud containing as many three and four hnNded ro,ms
The main walls. plain surfaces throughout heir whole
eA"htnn III" exterior. are very nearly three feet ihrk
al base an retreat the nun side by series If small
11s from h'iu 10 tip. thus esenng he thickness prad
uay from the hatioin upwards
Another o5lert al interest discovered was rock of
magnificent pfapriuns and Of fair snffae up,o whirb
were f'nnd inscribed. IN some instance In bednid and
dtepy fhgfdren characters, the names u a number of
Ff"sm rank and OF Distinction. IN connection with the
dates "l ihe passing by the healthy and snpe other in
cldenlal illusions t. occupation and history One of
these dates reaches back la i606 and there are
n"nhcf "folh r. of this and the succeeding century
Tie masi Important discovery made ty the e,peli
ION, however. ~ns the discovery nf middle roue he
tween The southern deour made by Col Cooke from
SANTA f~, aud the Northern nne, crllcd the Spsnisb
a route which will shorten the distance to San Fran
else three 10 fur hundred miles If not more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

An Annexation Association has been frmed in Mon
'rea'. and It's ft meeting was attended by from aOO Ia
u 800 pens n The following resouun among others,
adonted: '
heso'ced, Tint onr state Of colonial dependence can
""y he p"onged at the sacrifice Of valuable in
'eess, and That this meeting. considering the social
commercial aud political difficulties of Canada, and fe
ng Tie weigh, ri The evils that Cypress our soc,ety he
eVfs That The only atainable capable c perna
hen'iy improving coudiihn, consists IN peac,ah,
SEPARATION II" Great Britain. with her consent and the
annexation OF Cana da 10 The United States of America
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SAM'L TXKEE.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

ONE DOOR .fBOtE MR.. RICHARD TFREE.
I Snpw in receipt OF h,s FALL STOCK ofGROCERIES
] DRY GOODS, WINES, LOU oRS and CROCKERY
WARE, and socits examination of the same nv his
friends and the pubic generally feeling that he can
please.
lie would also offer his services in the sale OF PRODUCE
generally (Fobacco exccpted) His charges will be low
and payment prompt. Particular attention to the sales of
Wheat, Flour, Bacon, &c. SAM'i TYREE
bet J5--ts
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MUTINy. DESCRIPTIONS. AND OUTRAGE

The Pacific news states thai five seauen attached II,
The L. > schooner Ewing seized 1t Gibson the officer
IN command aud threw hun oyetbua 3D. and made Their
escape IN HE beat He. however. dragged Iwo of them
w. when severe struggle took place in The water but he
neatly made his escape from them and his cries at.
uarrd hoai i"m the shore. when he was rescued in
dying condition but happily rrsopd by prompt medi
cal MD The saiprs escaped. and detachment was in
pursuit IL them
'omn'dore A. T. G. Jones' in letter t, tie
:drlhc News says, that the Ewiny does not brl,ny
10 the Navy. but is attached the Coast survey and
adds: N'' ~"
IS not true thai the ships of Squadron are so reduced
os de'erfon as not to have n sufficient number left 10
navigate them. Thai there have been desefiions from
We NhpS o 'his Squadron. and STA highly aour,
vste character is not denied but since the arrival of The
squadron at Monterey, early in October last with over
.suo men. mp Ia the first of the present m,th only
oE dtsef'ions have taken place ff, six ships aud from
we s"'r h war Dale, not single desefnn occurred
WINE on The coast Of California from October. 1913 Ia
march 'el9, when she returned home tn DISCHARGE her
crew, who lad faithfully served ont their term Of enlist,
l Inc reduced state al of the crews of vessels
ON me S'on, not The result Of deserion bnt oC III,
n"nnfahe discharge from service of hundrss who b,v,
a'"'o'y served Out their engagements with their coun
try. ~
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@S' From authentic data, it is stated that the
safes OF poultry in the city of Boston, for the wear
isas' amounted TO more than one million of dol
lars; and OF eggs TO but fraction short of mil
hon The sales of poultry in one m arket amount.
ed to S674 023 The weekly sales of one deal
er averaged to 200. In 1910 the value of the
poultry IN the State Of New York, was s2,373,.