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M2owERY THEATRE.-BoxEs. 2s CENTS PIT l2H
HT siy & f ss S sa ' Ssa soSS
GOuat yrolss Mr. pops; Busaia Muley Mr. Tson Ssa
Agnes Miss nss5 Ts .on.ud. rith Z the drama the
SazAsD ta:s al 81 wAxE NJ
a EEsa E nsa Ms. h%sSn %s% Timothy
The CITY psss Circle aaa Pniaas MEA IS
cents Family Circle Or Second Tr 2s cents Private Boxes
@ sisas Df't'
Holman Rover M ". Lester Epsrsa smooth Mr. ".
Mases Prsi9r; to the farce LshSs' q Erin I,I
Tos n'h Cook 10 conclude with the SCHOOL
az . curtain rsis a. halfpas o'clock Thursday
aH aa 4 E Ti The f
sasySI e.
FS5 suIan Khan NJ mass opsas M assysr
asdads s oRs. Ma DS1n
with the Of % CON-
MlLl 'hNsf chRTs hsRs II SES sESR 9okk hA"hLI CON-
che Lakes Canada Boston, and her final departure fo
hs public respectfully Informed that these Concerts
THE FIFTH GRAND CONCERT
ON rHlbAE EH1Ettk lsEsIsa. RaL1i axr ,s,
PRoaRAamE-pAnr
9D,srturept p. rrsassa Weber
sisnori salsi and 'Deil,eiti '"''''-
A'a -" M 0'ts Dlti S,sSy S'Sy'nn, n1sD Mozart
Fantasia on the Piano ~ Forte Tsd. De Meyer
cavatina" Largo al s.etotu%% IL Bareiere) Rossiai
gssi:a:yso .Hs ns ;S: r, n
hDLLE JENNY LIND.
Kbsrs ii D.vcc a:ysrsssr asssr
J. sisnors %sl saiyi ,isni and Beliet.l sens
TTsssf"Und o $s woke lDsr Frsy.hutij Weber
;scena and Aria. Al quest 'anima oitrsgs-
a'a' VI ismp'ssi9 ssp9o,rr saiir N"h0iA'
o ,cn srMs ai sasss
MDiLr. JENNY LIND
~ MpILE. JENNY Lirsp '''''''''
~OA0U''''' 4 GRAND ORCHESTRA. ~ "'SA'''r'
combining the first musical talent in America numbering
has been engaged for tSe.e
An auction ier the choice Of places will take place this
The price tickets been fixed at 81 81 and 81 each.
Securing Their ''As'' 'n'
which q there s IL ss S
O sndeT any prstescs Ths % low prices
Two he SR;S1ss ;,i ,ss;;. III be op'nsa
and at Joiiies Music store.
every ever. day. except the sabbath from r. NJ
Tie fry remsiniyg Fars,e concsr,s viii be given n.
NoYDAis. WRpSEspHSs. and fridays, at Castle
Doors open at ga o'clock The Concert commences at
Books containing the words Of the may be obtained
TnG sKr GRAMS isSi, coScERr will s given in
CASTLE GARDIN.
On MONDAY EVENING. May 18th.
4 T. BARNvM.
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CALIF<lHNuA.

II IRCHOTr DE soLA A CO, COMMISSION MER-
m chants san Francisco California. ReferencesMessrs
grung ~ GO, g. Ihomss, w. u M,llsr sand Risra,
Boston; Fruhng 0roschon, London; John a. Drooge a
Co. Bremen; Corrison Co.. Brsnsn John Mason Co.,
Raisdeiphia
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the connecting links that united its most remote
trtmlles The achievement of the great work which
they had this day met 10 celebrate cnnenty due to
BenJnmin ieder and no man could have a prouder
calling for three cheers for Mr. Loder--a call which was
most eutt asastically responded to-
The hotel was thronged and surrounded by peope till
IL o'clock.
This has been gala day in Emira and the citizens
continued TO promenade the streets up TO advanced
hour Of the night.
The excursion train start in the morning at O., O'Clock
for DuniGrk.
AHEANGENEAIs At BrFFALo.
BUsFAlo May LIP, NJ.
The arrangements for the reception Of the President
Buffalo q mpleted this afternoon, and are
very extensive scale He will be received at three
o'clock Friday and his arrival will be saIuted
IN New York The procession will be the largest
witnessed here.
The following will be the
PROCESSION.
- Major General Randall and stat.
TIE hi,h hegmsnt q Militia as Escort Of Honor.
Tie President and Mayor af Buffalo in q bareuche.
Members u the Cabinet.
Governor ana State Officers.
siAtysixh Regiment Major Riley and ocers Of the Army
Mayor and Common Council of New York.
President and Trustees II tie Village Of Dunkirk.
M,aiber r. and q. Nc cubers Of Congress
Corporation and City Officers OF Buffalo.
Rs,snus and r9st Once Department
State and County Officers
Board q Trade
Lake Marine Society,
Fire Department,
Eighteen other Societies-Benevoent Mocha 1icsl ami
Profess
There the greatest excitement in Buffalo about the
visit but The Bualonans not like the Erie railroad
IL Is decidedly unpopular here for obvious
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FINANCIAL.

e #ss ~ r. M = . ia
NJ ETRopoIITAS DANK.-Tnfs BANK Will CON.
w @enee eusises, On Wsdae.lay che tte as,aa. q 70.
''''' y !. i. WILLIAMS Cashier.
pAYK OF NORTH AMERTcA.-NEw YORK. xay1;
President lha rstuten, on account ~ ~ heaith vii
LIN liz az y E' las '''' sSSsor Ssssss Caster =
nRoADwkY BANK. sEw yoRK Maya lyl.-DivI-
I'D dsndA ss annual dividend ofiour 90 per cent upon
II, sSatss iii ts paS z TIE oss6odsrs On tss
Iih day Va nssnt Is transfer eeoA VIII b elessd
u III 70 - 80 Srss-, l. EvERIrr casss-.
,.rFw YoRK rfoArlNe DRY DOCK coMPANy.-A
a,esi & = ~ sT ''sS "s 80 q % IT, ~ = S ~.
s ~ s&sSe & eli e 'sa = ss.s s.s ss ,. oi r. ~ Y aS, g
-, asy & Flnen ID order # " MHsoS ,sa n sss.t5,,
rI,rxAs LAND AcENcY.-THE UNDERSIGNED o..
fsrs lis service agent - ~ matters appsr.,nigs
a. iands Ttxaa tut particularly ~ eieet unl'ati ants
- made Ass.a thea nioTgee yat 'e p done hl.r''
6NHicAoo cIrr LoAN-sEALFp PROPOSALS VIII
aSs 4 bs saes of strsshsr sso,l IN ts ei,s y Nsv
Ss ss' M bsrs r Urn 70, exceeding ten ysr
bond ( :. sqss in su' = -, ,'s ssS sy y, nsaiS,s
rsyss. ana IsesA ,sS interest s s
s " s ~ Treasurer in ehissso ~ e,ser q ,ss Coz"
chis.ss, Arril 20. 1851.
DrNNsYLyANrA RAiLRoAD-NoTIcE TO coz
Ti = tcssiysd 'rs% ns ss 70 .s
81, rsSssyiysPa railroad tstsssn Alssns. u gls,I
prinales Point miles below Jefferson,
r-an,tra. distance a. 2s miles The road within ths
dnnte will the Allegheny mountains encounterins
come Of the heaviest radng offered W this country In al
on "a number Of extensive cuttinEs emhankments aud
ruivcrt there will he tunnel yards In length AZ the
summit the ntan and another 81 80 ysrds through
prnvles Point Terms cash. monthly. For further intor
nation apply 70 Edward Miller Esq Associate Engineer
Bairs1 Indiana county, or o Strckland kneass, " A.
Engineer Atona, Blair county tyuovsor c.,.,r,.,...,
Engineer Dspsrtm't =. r. r. Co, philadelphia, nay llSl
B~U,UVU rest, lin one sum,l on Bond and Mort
nageo productive Real Istae. In this city Apply, 70
b1OU,UUU gage. On productive rr.l estate in this
city yin be loaned ~ els rsr cent Interest, and N suns
suit arrlisants Apply 70 q 8 BROAD III Wall street. in
fhe Croton Water ofiee, basement
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rI'O TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTH.-NE. SUPERIOR
hurr staunton Va Richmond and Pstershurs va Lynrh-
burr Va kslegh, N c. and Charieston y ~ Tha pebble
hereby int rnsd that the large aud eT nld low
IT. Ramnre Cart. Alexander NcCsusand tt.ed ~
With Ia hcrtta unsurpassed IN eraa
ana accommodation ~ boat south u YORK..
running btvcen Batnnre aod Acquia Greek Va tht mouth
o Potomac snd faey Point Ia epunectsoH viii che Ricb
mcnd and IredrrksArrg aud Richmond aud Potershurs
railroads IasstEges ~ ti line leaving Cosrca street
days rtseh frederiCkstar byT a. NJ tie day Rch.
nond " ~. a ". ang feteFsturg about 4. r.. from
which point thcy proceed farther south With w
TIE Etnt mat ne. TlsUvvh tickets ~ ts SUPERIOR lac
les class asere,ra from baltimore a. FrcderieshurR ~
90 hehmure 81 ~ t. Petersburg, - % 10 Charleston,
c. eh neal AMI r'nie cstra. Forward tabin paa
senctrs frerckfhurr including meals sna lodging -
Do. do, o. g. kchmcnd Petersburg - o. ipciudint
rs,g snd lodging Per further information srpy q ts
Southern railroad ohe adjoining tie Wasaingson raroae
'H'''' raw criAs wouTniNGroN. in. Ar.n.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851. Commerce street chart
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW yoRx
IN and rhilAaeirhia directlEited States Mail Line.
Through IN ~ hours via Ner Jersey Railroad Fare
daoed " o. for f-sisss snd a. ~ Tor secoud class Leave
New York At Ga M froa foot Of Courand street, and ~
"a and r. NJ fren foot oflberty street. Leave Plis
dolphin tt6 and A. n And5 " NJ from the foot Of a.
sut street.
CAMDEN AND AxBoy RAILROAD LINZ rRon
~ New ferf 70 Phllade phia-Leaves pier No. Nortt
River, b. stsamhoat JOHN PoTTrR Morning Line, Al
ocl0ck A. M Afterueon Line, at4o'ciock r. Fare ~
v n. fare. 81 20 T. nLiss Assn..
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N1ETRopOLfTAS BANK.-THfs BANK Will CON.
l businers Wednosday the nth instant ~ So
~ Wall Notice viii te given when this bank il
''''A = j. Il. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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RROUCHAMS LYCEUM-BENEFfT OF M'LLE LOUISE
ID pucy EarreMe Louise Duey Barre has the honor Of
Informing ladies and gentlemen of New York that hr
art heneht in America will take place Thssrtay eveuia
Nsy ItL vi en- she will for tho first time hero ia
her celebrated role of feur de Champs In the ballet q IA
FHlE IN DANUBE In the course Of the evening NJ lie
DuCy Bal will dance danres and Tor the nrst
gae In America, the celebrated Ia AANuLA. Box book
now open.
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ARRIVAL AT plERMoNr, AND DEPARTURE.

ARRIVAL AT PIERMoNr, AND DEPARTURE.
PirrMoNT, Hudson River, May IA. NJ.
The steamer Erie arrived at the pier at quarter
eight O'Clock this morning She up to her land
ing in beautiful style amidst the firing of cannon ring
ing Of bells and the vocerous cheering ofthe assembled
crowd The President made short speech to the peo-
pie, and various gentlemen introduced him and
his suite The first train with the President boardet
at O'clock and the two next trains minutes after
They passed up the pier amidst the ringing Of bells sc
All the locomotives cars &c, decorated with flying
colors Sxywo little girls dressed in white ranged
along the line aud waved small banners with which
they provided, the train passed banner was
exhibited with the inscription. We secluded dis
trists" and country banner, inscribed Congratula-
tions of Eockland County, Hudson River, and Lake
Erie
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RRoucHAMsLYcEyM BROADWAY. NEARBRooMe

- street-Dress Circle and Parque 90 cents; Family
Circle, 2 cents Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes
s. Doors open at to begin at nal; past 7ocock.Beue
fit Of Mile. L. Ducy Barre-Thursday evening" May
gerformsnee will eemmence with the comedetta Of the
TEACHER TAUGHT-Mr Aubrey Mr. Lynne; Mr.. Henry
Aubrey, Mr.. Brougham; Miss Charlotte vere Miss Mary
Taylor. After which, LA FILE DE DANUBE-Fleur de
Champ Mile. H. Ducy Barre To conclude with the
THE FORTUNE OF WAR-Coonel de Clairvill Mr. Damn;
Captain Maurice 0'Brien, Mr.. Breugham.
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VESSY LIND's FAREWELL CONCERT TICKETS FOR
q all the remaining Concerts be had At H. Baorsa
Bookstore 30 broadway where tickets for any
Concert mas be left.
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ayANT or NORTH AMERIcA.-NEw YORK. NAY J.
- ll-J . Tk Esi having rutired from the oti,s 81
President cf lha Institution account of III health, vii
lam n Hayeneyer, Esq las been unanmoaay eeetef 20
.ill the yaeanty. j. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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BROADWAY THEArRE.-DOORS OPEN AT A QUAR-
ter past curtain rises at quarter Dress Circle and
iery eests-Tharsday Evening May win be present
SION OF THB sUN-kOran. Miss Anderton; Taemar Mr..
Whiting outanpae Harris Oratzuma, Mr.. Hill Huaina
Marp Miss Olivia; Rnns0 Miss Goughenhsm Cecilia
Of MORNING CALL-sir Edward Ardent, Mr.. Conway;
Mrs. Chillington, Miss Anderton.
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IENST LIND AND THE woIh.Ds FAIR.-TUTriEs
- splendid Opera Glasses selling OF r4r ny at
prices par with the importer whoe-sin rata Trs
only correct likeness of Jenny LIND mny he observed
Ihrsuyh these peror glasses and hoA 49, I'D her
concerts witout livery travs, %. Worlds Pair
should be provided they will he un of great advantage
and superior 70 the spy glass for ywag coast scenery ships
aud objects At For sale at TUTrLES Emporium VI
fancy Goods Novelties, etc. Si5 broadway.
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Tickets 20 cents Private Boxes S. Doors open half
past o. TO commence at half past o'clock Positively
the last night but Of the sisters Rousses farewell
engagement in New York. The wonderful Caroline will
perform in two Ballets Thursday evening" May H. Over
the ET0N BoY-Fanny Curry Afterwards thc Eton Boy
Mrs. Sloan: Dabssr Mr. John Seton After which, the
kousset Haron, Mons Jean Rousset To conclude with
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MECHANICS HALL, NJ. Az BROADWAY. ABOUT
IVA Grand sreet-Open night Turing the week un til
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
aHsTKELs n comprising an efficient and versatile "corPs
management Of p Christy whose this city
for succession Of tive years have been received with
favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets cents Doors at half past six ~
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given SA
turday next May H. for the accommodation Of Ladies ana
Juveniles, commencing at O'Clock, p. n.
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CHINESE ASSEMBLY R0OMS-THURSDAY, MAY Is,
1851 for the last time the mysteries Of second sight
disclosed by Mr. Gandon The public often deceived
false Magneers who pretend TO unfold the future that
Mr. Gandon thinks be Of benefit to him ain
ing his system with which every guard against
nambuiss OF bad faith gamblers knockings and all char
lataps Admittance ~ cents. Doors open o'clock To
cnmm AZ %
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ARRIVAL AT GOSHEN.

tions Of Eockland County Hudson River, and Lake
Erie
ARRIVAL AT GOSHEN.
GosHEs, May IA, 1851.
The first Of the great Erie Railroad excursion trains
containing the Chief Magistrate of the u s. and suite
passed here at quarter past ten O'Clock 1t presented
amagnfcent spectacle when coming up to the depot
The lion w. H. Seward and othesl, taken up here
The second train passed at twenty minutes past
Everybody appeared alive with excitement aud to share
in the general expressions OF JOY.
ARRIVAL AT MIDDLETON.
MIDDLETON, May Ia, 1851.
The cars containing the President and suite arrived
here at IL o'clock Daniel Webster addressed people
for about three minutes. There large number col
ected greet arrival Of the distinguished party the
cheering was enthusiastic, and amidst the waving Of
flags and banners the train proceeded to its Destination
with the heartfelt congratulations of the assembled ga
theiipg
ARRIVAL AT DELAWARE.
DELAWARE, May II, 1851.
The train, with the President and suite arrived here
at halfpast eleven o'clock and received by the
citizens with great enthusiasm The engineers saued
them with cannon and the blowing off Of the steam
whistles the locomotives The President, Daniel
Webster and Seward each made few remarks and then
passed on amidst loud cheering The arrangements of
MIR Foster, the landlord of the saloon for the depot
deserve great credit. 1t seemed IL all Delaware
Of The company on their complete success, and to do
honor to the energetic minds that have accomplished
stupendous work and brought II TO so successful ter
mination.
ARRIVAL AT sUsQuEHASSA.
susquEnsssA, May IA. 1851
The first train Of cars with their distinguished burthen
arrived at our village at quarterPas O'Clock Our
little place has seldom witnessed such a
presented when II announced that the train In
sight The crowd collected at the depot seemed 10 be
actuated by Spontaneous movement to do honor to the
arrival Of 80 distinguished parsonage the chief
gstrate Of the United States. The cheering. both
the arrival and departure Of the train most enthu
sastc.
ARRIVAL AT BlSGHAMToN.
BINoHANToS, May IL, 1851
The first express excursion train with the Presiden
and cabinet on board, reached here at quarter to
O'Clock spendidy decorated with banners from every
place they have passed through They were receive
by the multitude with enthusiastic cheering firing
cannon SC. The President Mr.. Webster, and Mr. Crit
tenden meoe brief but appropriate speeches which
responded to with loud cheers. They remained on
about ten minutes The second train only fifteen
minutes behind the first and received in a similar
manner.
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The v,rrinia R,so,,a,oos.-Tbe telegram has

The Pirginio Resolidio1s. telegraph has
already referred to the resolutions introduced in
to the General Assembly of Virginia, but which
were indefinitely postponed by majority of one.
They approve Of the compromise measures, de-
clare that the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law
would be dissolution of the Union, speak in
very contemptuous terms of abolitionists at the
North and instruct the Senators and Represen.
tatives to act in Congress in all good faith, with
reference to past Legislation, but to vacate their
seats whenever Congress imposes any additional
restrictions upon slavery, or the slave trade be-
tween the States. They gave rise to an ANNA
ted debate.
The Hungarian Refugees. Conner Pots-
H announces that the affair of the Hungarian
refugees has been finally arranged. America
has offered them an asylum which they have sc-
cepted. and has undertaken TO provide for their
wants the Ottoman Government pays their ex-
penses 10 Liverpool, and the English Govern
ment their expenses from thence to America
This arrangement was proposed by the Ottoman
Government and acceded to by England and A
merica.
O. We regret TO learn that the Hon. VIM
tebard, the Representative IN Congress from
this District, has been quite i'll. He was coniin-
ed to his room when the Cheap Postage bill pas
sed the House. We are glad to hear, however,
that his health is now much improved
The Var in Yucaian-D Dreadful Slaughter
.Ntw Orleans JAM q By am arrival at this port
this morning, we have received later advces
from Nucatan. 1t appears that the Indians are
victorious, and that during a recent engagement,
Captain French and 300 whites were killed
c. shock of an earthquake was felt at
WuierWlle Me-, and vicinity, on Friday night
about hait-past eleven o'clock. II lasted about
thirty seconds. Tho shock was also felt at Troy
% miles to the eastv ard Of Wateviie.
o. Professor Charles b. IIaddock, Of Dart
mouth College has been presented with pre-
mum silver pitcher BY the senior class Of that
institution, as a testimony Of their high esteem.
No baeain p IN the Ohio Legislature. the
Democrats have rcfus ud under any circumstan-
ces, TO vote for a free soil candidate for L. s.
Senator.
Grunge County Beoien Mr.. Abiu r. Ilovey,
of Waterford, nude the past season, from four
teen COWS, $500 pounds of butter, besides using
milk and butter IN his famIy-hs family aver
aging seven persons. lis COWS had 10 extra
feed This is an average of 10 pounds to the
COW, while Mr. Clarke's of Orange averaged but
1872 pounds. Orange County may Try again.
.4nothsr.-Slas Harvey, Esq, Of Bsrnet, the
past season, sold as tns product of two cows, 800
pounds Of butter, ana 90 pounds Of new milk
cheese besides supplying the family. consisting
of tuo persons Tine bradford Gazette viii
please take notice. dleaopiaR.
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Domestic wool Market.

wv IfNf FFIIuF TFf,s Jan 1T I-lI.
he inquiry has been good, but the ehinss OF sucks
it. oeru HONS Dvsifabls lot hgd hnd when
found secured al full piicos. We sale Of $4,000
vun l= hsere, at prices vtpng from Is 50 IS
90 lp-. pulled az IS 81 for No 81 ~ super
and ~ a. ct- tor uso 6ouo Of Cauadi pulled 81
cents, paft back
iant idea Of the present high OF wool may be oh
tanned ifou the tact that lot of sold n this mark
e., last ~eek, ~ cenisthe quality, from the
iowa sold ca 1886 the nf the tunat,Oni 45
We understood dealers have AGENTS securing
ny for Pu-, aud have purchased through them Considerable
lois ct extra, which sApcced TO arrive IN all week
We cannot hold inducenent hope Tor decline,
even u io cup OF 1851 shou be increased . lr
The Increased machinery VIII cali Tor tat - per
Many usonished thi the demand oi hac wool. should
be much larger than Last year. An nspccoa OF the faney
cassmurcs opsning VIII however, solve hi. apparent
uysey the goods e be found lighter and finer Than
previous years 0uotilpus suiat and ding
ly omit them.
Fvie'su ~ooleus Imported TOT the week, s593 59a
Drv Gooas Reporter
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DEATHS.

Az The lesiJenco If his Father, IN 81 Aoaus,
Day the 10Th inst, Charles Burial Wells, Consul io the
u = OF BataSia, IN the East lndiss, aged PC
pn the towards tom California, the 18th
OF December last, Of chronic dafhGa Mf, James Brsnan
Of Berlin aged % years Mr. Bramal Jeff Vermont ON The
l'h Of July last, and uthn four day irau abding
ian ffincscoi he taken with tho disease which
snhed "a his DEATH Printers in Canada East ard Massa
chuseits are requested 10 notice.
10 New iaFens W. January a. 1851 Mrs. Sarah wif Of
Lunar kuhlee aud daughter OF Dea. DAVID smith
In North White Greek, n. A., 90 Monday LAO. 27th at
the e.dsnee OF son, . W. Crosby, Mr FlaveI Crosby,
aged ell formerly OF this town.
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4tlarkrle.
Cattle Market. San. 20.

Reporclfafthe boston Daily Advertiser.
40 Market san Cailo about 800 arvrs aud lIs stores
runstsn-ut Nfkiu- oxen, LOns aud Calves, aud Three
Ncsrs plj, end Nciihn--
Fricrs.-MHik-t Reef-ENtra 90 per cwt quality
s5,3a auc quaitt $500 800 quahly 81 so ordinary So
hiaes. So per Iallus. s. 50.
Stores ~ ofltng Oxru So, Is, x Is.
Cows aGd Calves, S-n ~, and So.
Neafiings,-1. lu& 10
Two yests OLD "a, D. and l5.
Thee years odd. SIS, ~ aud y.
Sheep iud lambs. 1913 at Market. Neaiiy sf sold.
FmeEs-tSir. 81 g. aud 3. 81 lot $3.50. 80 and 81.
SWINE Retail 8 o
kemaiks-tAn Cattle are scarce anl 10 good demand.
On account 80 Tho severe aud tho accident tho
cheshire Railroad, iho marx ct 10 ,ety uusoulod.
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