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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-17
FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER.

MANY Machines are now being invented and
lNl used, simply because they save labor.
The Subscribers are manufacturing u their
Plow Shop in Moline, I'LL, Gram or Sesd Dnl'
which no, only save labor and time, but greatly
increase the pr duct consequently the wealth.
OF the farmer who uses them.
Knowing the utility Of this kind Of Machine
am, that il must come INTO general use in our
"Prairie State" and des,rous Of being foremos.
in the introduction Of 90 essential an article to
benefit the Farmer, We have spared no expense
and withheld no exertion to find the best now in
use in the Eastern States and Eagland. We
have the pleasure Of announcing that the objec,
Of our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
seeding and would reques, oil interested TO ex-
anime them and make an experimental use II
they choose.
Some OF the benefits are as follows, to wit:
LIST. They deposit 'he seed at nearly an uni
form depth.
Cd. The seed 10 all covered.
I'd. They save Labor-One man and Team
with good Drill will put in as many acres Of
grain in day as three men and two teams will
in the usual way Of broad cast sowing and har-
rowing
Ath. They save seed-reqniriag from 9 TO
pecks less seed to III, acre.
9th. The wheat is protected from winter
freeze by ridge Of earth thrown up between the
rows which moulders down IL the roots and
gives strength and vigor to the grain against the
spring winds and frosts,
9th Grain, sown with good DraH will yield
one-ffth more than in the usual manner.
MACHINES WARRANTED.
Plows OF all kinds constantly on hand II our
Shop ard with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the pub
lie Tor their liberal patronage, heretofore, and
would respectfully solicit a continuance OF the
same.
We would call the attention Of our Farmers 10
the important, improvements recently made in
our Flows and best of all a reduction in price Of
81 each, except "Prairie Breakers"
DEERE, TATE 81 GOULD.
Moline, m, ia n Both, 1851. q
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NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS.

w oa na s'ees Of from 0's''" ana . Louis
Fall and Winter Goods,
which we offer for sale on Terms which cannoi
fat to please all who may favor Us with theiI
custom.
Our stock consists in par, of
Blk and blue Broad Cloths, blk and fancy
Cassimers, Sa,ineifs, Kentucky Jeans, Pilot
Cloth, FlanneIs, Lnseys, Ginghams, Muslin de
LANES, Apaca., Printed Maslins, SILK Hdk fs.,
Linen do, Cravals. Gloves, Mists, Ladies Hose,
iamt's wool half hose, Wooden socks, Wooden
Comiorter., Wooden Gaps, suspenders, heavy
Domestics, Fine uIbeached do, Bleached sheet
lngs and shrtings, Cotton Batting, &c &c.
ALSO, Hats, Caps end Muffs.
Fur Caps from ST % 10 SO;
Cloth d.. from % cts TO $50:
Plush Cps, Giaized Gaps, Wool hats,
Mufis nom 65 cts. to SO.
ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Cali, Kip, and Thick Boots,
Boys kip and Thick do
Men and BOYS Kip Brogans,
Womeu's Lace Boots,
Chldre.'s Shoes and Boots,
Mems Calf Shoes,
Ladies Caters,
do Morocco Slippers,
Misses Cal, Boots,
do Goat do.
Ladies. Mems and Misses Gum Over Shoes.
Hardware, Queensware, G!asswa are, Lanterns,
Lamps, Looking Classes, &c. &c.
ALSO
A first rate stock Of Groceries.
All kinds Of country Produce received in pay
men, for Goods.
VAN TUYl. g. COOK.
Davenport, Nov. 10Th, 1850.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established over ten years
and has aftainrd high reputation fe- accuracy O.
the varieties cultivated, and for the health vgor and
siaptaton Of onr trees to northern latitude. Ihe
Nursery now contains stock OF $50 coo trees. thirty
thorsand of which of size and age suitable Tor
setting the coming sprng.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties oil
the choices, kinds OF Apples Pears, Pinms, Peaches
Cherries Grapes Gooseberries, Cnrra n.s, etc Also
. very extensive assortment of Shrubbe-y. Flowers
Plants. Dahlss, Peonies, Tulips, etc., at unusually
Low prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded directed. Orders respect
fully solicited. n. ;. FiNLff.
February 18th, 1851. 0ea
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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

TIAvING bought out the Stock Of Goods Of
i i l.. "A. Macklot on very favorable terms, We
now offer the same at such reaaced prices, as We
feel confident will Be pleasing 10 purchasers. 1t
would be impossible TO enumerste in On advertise
ment our large and varied stock; we can there
fore emily call attention to few leading articles.
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
10 the following
Rich changeable Poplin, blue, Green, Moroon,
stone color, and black Gernanea's; freach,
English, and Domestic Ginghams; black and
colored Alpacca's; Shawls-Blue and Green Ba-
rege-Book aud SWISS, Jaconst aud bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
A large variety Of
ENGLISH Il DOMESTIC PRINTS:
Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
silk Lace; Fig'd and plain Cap do--Linen Cas.
hdkfs. Black lace EdgiQg Thread, Lisls and JAG
onet Edging and insertings; Freuch ND, black
aud Pearl Silk Gloves; Cashmere Lisle Thread
and Cotton do.--Twist, Tuck, Shell, Residing,
and Ivory Combs; black aud colored sewing silk !;
stick and spool purse twist, steel Rings and las
sells.
Coates, spool cotton, aiilxard. English and Ames
Needles; Zephyr worted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets: Ladies and Childrens Shoes in great "a
rie,y; Gimps--Trimmings, &c. &c.
=
Mole.kin Hats, Fur, silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and lis Broad Clo'a;
Gold Mixed and Blue Beaver do. Biack French
|Cassimere, livery low plain and fancy. ao.-
heavy and fine Sa,in~ts: Coarse, medium sad
Calf Boots and shoes; Red, white, green and ell
low Flannels Indian Head Sheetlng, Fleached
and unbleaehed Shifting; Mitts, Gloves, aus
pensler.. Comforts, sures black and fancy Cra-
watts; silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition TO the above we have on hand and
intend keepingla large assortment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE 4
QUHE19SVWARE.
which will sell at as low rates ~ any House in
Town.
Produce OF an kinds taken in exchange or paid
for in Cash-at current market rates
Mc MANuS g. SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 5th. 1850. Davenport.
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READY MADE CLoTHINo,

oonfident in saying that he will be- able 20 CON.
pete with any house in the West, and By odds &c
give better bargains THAI can be afforded in any
other Establishment in the place. He i largely
supplied with every variety ofartces IN his line
and will take pleasure In showing and selling hl'
goods. His supply consists IL part Of
Gears Of all kinds, viz:
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HO! FOR THE RAILROAD

THH srocK IS ALL rAEES!.-LooK OFT ron The
SMoxE..!
THE subscriber, 10 be even with The times, in
i tends closing off his extensive stock OF well
assorted FAMILY GROCERIES, BOOTS,
SHOES, HAYS, CAPS, &c-,o make room for
a still more extensive stock Of Groceries, TO be
received direc. from New Orleans in the Spring;
va price that will ssas,onish the natives"
His moiioi., sQuick sales and small Prohts;'
and he warrants all Goods he sells Call at IN,
st. Lenis Cheap Cash Store OF
EXTRA FAMILY GROCERIES,
Oppo1te Steamboat Landing,
And satisfy yourselves that he is selling as cheap
% any-and cheaper Than many.
J. ". DALLAM
frN. B-CAMDEN MILL FLOUR, in
bble or hif bble, or nv the retail, kept constant
!, on hand Also, CORN MEAL and BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Davenport, Dec. 10Th, 1850. l5-4m
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NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST RECEIVED AT
SMITHS NEW VARIETY STORE

Among them are,
GENTLEMEN'S RsApy MADE CLOTHING; q
NJ good variety Of Doors AND SHOES; Men and
Boys' CAPs,-Plush, Cloth and Otter; Ladies
and Gen,lemen's GLoyEs; (ful variety;) Pock.
et, Ivory, side and tuck cuNBs; Tooth, hair,
Coat and other BRusHEs; Gum Suspenders G um
ovEEsnoEs; Italian and Fancy Silk CaArars;
Irish Shtrtsng and Bosom LINENS Towels; Nap
kins; Wall, Window and Writing Paper.
6rCARPErS:-n
Bonnet SILEs and SAriSs; VELvErs and BONNER
rss. Thread and Bobbiu LacEs; Mantua Rib
bons; Embroidered Collars; Dan,ask Pocke,
Handkerchiefs; Bi'k and Fancy Colored SILKS /;
ifosigRr OF all descriptions; Silk ard linen pock-
e, hdkfs Giughams: Plaid Muslinr; Linen Cam.
brio; Thbet Hose fine article i Zephyr Boots,
for iafants, Mohair Mits and Gloves; Table and
floor Oh Cloths; BIN silk Glmps Money Purs-
e.; Asst'd Zephyr.
Long aud Square Shawls,
Prints aud Calcoes OF all descriptions; Silk
aud Jenny Lind Buttons Bohemian do Jenny
Lind Coae; Swiss Null, Jaconet and Cambria
Muslins; French Linen; Chdren's Polka Hats;
belts, Sw,es Edgngs and Inssr,iugs; Figured and
Swiss Muslins; Green and blne BeYage; black
Denie Wells; Floss Cotton; Silk OIL Cloth steel
ring and purses: belts and belt slides; Tidy pins
Zephyr Goats; Gum Carriers; Tapestry; Needles;
Jenny Lind Bradiugs; Assorted purse Twist
Linen and Cotton Bobbins: Gimps; Tidy Cotton /;
knitting do; flannel; NrsLrSs; BIZ Six Laees;
At all prices; Cashmere; De LANES; Alpscas;
Blk SILK Fnnges in every width ;hooks and eyes;
FISH hooks; UAHRELras and Carpet Bags: sateh-
els; Envelopes and Note Paper; pearl buttons;
Jenny Lind pencils; hair pins. knitting do: As
sorted Thinbles Gilt bodkins; English's cele-
brated Needles; Gold Pencils Touy S2.50l
Prince Albert's Extension Case; Congress Gold
Pens in Cases; Hair Oils; Pomade; Cologne
Pearl Powder, &c.
Together with GREAT variety Of other Arti,
Giles all which will be sold Cheap for Cash at
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods Store,
Corner Of Second and Brady Streets.
D,venpart Nov l1th 1850
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pantal0ons.
Cashmere Pants, ali colors, Doe skin. black,
yellow, green brown, drab, Tweed Cashmere Of
All colors, black saiinett, grey blue, steel mixed,
leans, brown and blue. corduroy, sheep, grey.
Tests vests..
Silk, satin, cashmere. Merno, cloth satinett.
BOYS Clothing.
Over Cents, blankets, B. aver pants. :,
CLOAkS Of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and cheap.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen bosomeJ shirts, calico, check. red and
white plaid shirts and drawers, Canton flannel dc.
Silk handkfs., neck do. suspanders, socks
BATS and Caps
Fur, wall, silk plush caps With variety OF ON
er kinds.
Trunks, carpet bags, Buffalo robes, BasiaIO o
yer shoes.
A slendd assortment Of Cloths and Cassi.
meres and vestings. Black French Cloth, oea-
yer, blue, green, Dealics, &c.
CaSsimeres.
Plain, hl OK, doe skin do. Fancy Cassimeres,
green, yellow, brown, check, Of different styles.
Also fine selection Of Vesiiugs. Silk Velvet,
>atin, sls, Cashmere, Mernc.
Satinrtts
Brown, blue. Gfel, brown black.
All OF which Will be sold BY thp piece, OF mahe
up in the most fashionable New YorR Styles, al
such prices which cannot fail 10 give entire sai'i-
faction
Therefore If YOU want the hest articles at the
lowest prices, or if you merely wish to gra'iy
your taste bv examining a vel selected s'ock,
CALL TMMEDIATEf Y at the OLD IOWA
CLOTHING STORE, where the subscriber VII
always be on hama,
JOHN JORDAN.
Nov mber Z, 1880
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T. YARWOOD


LAS jus, received supply OF coffee, sugar,
i i New Orleans, Sugar House, and syrup mo-
lasses young hy.on, imperial, gunpowder. and
black teas; ground alum salt, fine dairy salt, in
small sacks; a superior article of Western Re-
serve cream cheese, dried app!esand peaches; bar
soap. vsriegated do, shoe backing, mustard, can
dies, fine puiyz'd saleratus, in 10. papers; mack
cre', rice, starch, pepper, alsplce, nutmegs, raj
sins, currants, race aud ground ginger, butter
crack ere, an extra fine quality of soda crackers
and also superior s. gar crackers.
seat laii, and other kinds OF smoking and
chewing tobacco, regalia, puerto principe, iusto
SAM, cazadora, melee, half Spanish and Chee-
root cigars and cigarettes.
Oysters, Holsters, and sardines, 6Iher,s. pecans,
cream nuts, sol, shellcd almonds, English wal
nufs, and chesnuts.
Candies OF every kind and quality; Howes,
Storms, and Barrows superior cough candy.
ALSO:
Keane's cod liver oil cough candy; green apples
Of various kinds; genuine sweet cider and cider
vinegar.
ALSO;
Chemical lahor-saving soap, from the manuiac.
tory OF VS.. Lynch e. Co, ST Louis.
ALSO:
4 choice article extra quality corn starch for
families, hotels, steamers boarding houses, &C.,
prepared expressly for buildings, blanc mango,
pics, cu.,ards, &c.
ALSO:
Hecker's prepared fnrina, which 10 recommend
ed by a large number OF the medical profession,
az the most valuable Of all tho farinaceous ani.
clcs, now in use, being much superior to arrow
ROOF. Tapioca, sage, pearl barley, &c, for inva-
lids and children, and those Of weak bowels, or
of feeble and delicate constitution.
ALSO:
sloan's horse ointment, and condition powders.
ALSO:
Or. Hollands very celebrated German bit,ers,
so highly RECOMMENDED for the effectusl cure OF
liver complain, laundice, dyspepsia, &c, &C., all
Of which will sell at reasonable prices Tor each.
Davenport, Nov 81, 1850.
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EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHING EN-
PORIUN.
LARGEST .4RRIp.iL YET.
HONOR BRIGHT! NO HuMBuG.!

VTyHE Proprietor OF the OLD ORl6INAL
j CLOTHING STORE--on Front street, im-
mediately opposite the Mills. has the ptDfnre OF
announcing 70 his friends and old customofs, that
Y. h.a inst received his
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CAPS. CAPA!! CAPS.
zoo HATS and Caps of every variety of
cOO prices and size,
faoa i2i cts TO DOLLARS Each,
For Men, Boys, Children and Infants.
also
a fee eteop .N..Gs e, Lasics,
and Zephyr pslarcnes Il new article,
ALSO
Case Of Ladies Velvet Bonneis at $500,
With grea. variety Of Doors and Shoes NJ
Smith, Cheap CaM Varetg Store, end Brady s.,
Davenport
November 81, 1850.
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Post Office Room, Second ct.
Davenport, Nov. 18th, 1850.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURED and forsale
by the undersigned in the Shop
No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
fee bui dug, formerly occupied BY John Pore.
An assortment now on hand, and new lot Of
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
rrCOFFiNS made 10 order at any time and
arrangements made by which in few nee.
Hearse will be furnished 10 those who may d.
sire H.
Come and see and bring your money along
WI. BURRIS.
Davenport, April 25sh, 1850. 35-iy.
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DIED.

On Monday Nov. "a. CORA AUGUSTA COCHRAN.
daughter of the late Thos Cochran in the zd year OF her
The friends of her brothers, James and Archibald. toge
Their with those of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 63 Mott
81. ON Wednesday, 26h, at 3 p. M. MO "
On Monday evening. Nov "a. Miss VIRGINIA CARO-
LINE WOODCOCK. aged IS years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested to
p Woodcock No IS st Marks place. on Wednesday next
at p NJ, without further notice.
In this City, Monday, Nov. "a, SAMUEL COLEMAN,
late Of California, IN the iith year OF his age =, ~
His friends and also those Of his sister, Mrs NJ CHS
rer respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral rom No
$40 perryst, Wednesday morning, the Goth inst, at
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Monday, Nov 81. REBECCA WATERMAN, dsugh-
ter of Geo. NJ and Ell za eth Shaw aged year 9monhs
and days. -
~ Rhode Island papers please copy.
@ Gon nSs MSy q MA p s 9qJ ysa
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend the fuI eTal from the residence of her father No
40 Sullivan st on Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock
On Monday, Nov "a of Group. DAVID DUNCAN, fourth
Of JAMES and Elizabeth Murphy.
The friends OF the family and those Of his grandfather
James Duncan respectfully invited TO attend his uue
raj from the residence of his father No SO AacDougal
e., az O'Clock p. M, Nov. 81.
At Brooklyn, Nov 81, JAMES JENKINS, in the 6lth
year cf his age.
Furera services will be held at the residence of his son.
1hos Nj. jenkins NJ 30 Jay 81 Brooklyn, on Tuesday
the family respectfully yted IN attend without fur
ther notice His remains Will be taken 10 Hudson n y,
AZ New. Odesns Nov. II, board ship Hudson. orr.
JOHN WHITE. aged 81 years native OF WIscasset, Me.
OE Monday Nov 10, at the residence of her husband,
IN ClaTk syille Tennessee Mn. ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
wife Of Hon. Cave Johuson.
In Lysandor OBordaga County, August ?, PAMELA A.
ADAMS, in the 10Th year Of her age. Also October 3,
JOHN q ADAMS. the nth year Of his age Also, No
vtmber l. CHARLoRA j. ADAMS IN the 18th o ms
Also November IS PHEBE ANN ADAMS in the 2lst year Of
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Passengers Sailed

IN steemsip Ccorgia for Casqres.-G F. Reeve. lady
Ard child KNOWLES and lady. Mrs LABEL and child
p,r ard Gha Gaiashsr lady and three children
Gibson lady and augh.er G Grppon and lady, W Gnp-
pen ana isdy Mr. Best. lady and daughter l. Beaes az
Ms PaTneli and daas6ter Edgs- LADY and two chill
dTsn, MI p MunsOn lady aud jaus hter L Van iren
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soldlns joseph jean cn oa H. AsneIh & G
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~ c.,.yplLY REPORTED yoR THE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, Nov ~.
AsHEE-The msrset Is steady, with sales Of 30 ooi'
rI cnTToyThe market has advanced &c with sales Of
, roo hzl,. sipce the Atlanus's news
10y ry Or-P AxD MEAI-Our market Tor the loT grades
of sra,e and Western Flour az am oe'.et ,ne
Of Westn are s ~ as ana dong on Speculation bat
co. Tor The trade the export dem and IS restricted osas
to,hs & srIiv with good demand C,nadian IS
oos freely offered and he MAJ kst IS 81 iie bet'e ~
a. "a S7ist ili ilv a, slasi l2 m bond fhs slles
Of Domestic reach 10 zoe DDS al - - - fina
spd e. fssi Isi for Ohio Southern shade bettsr
and more active for the trade and some snppns =,
o5 stIasht brands and 81 37i4s3 2i foe fancy ye
Flour steady al So 25 win sales o. ~. oD Sh
is inactive 50 81 for Jersey and - 'f~s' " ii
sIy-our market for Wheat Is more active a7d IS
,ss Iacs1 eastern ard export de nsnd Is good. anu
.eter lse , iayee The salss 300 bush Upper
sts ~ ess7e~; 900 bush good 10 prime Genesee AZ
a So bo.h White Michigan, a. eSagOc iOe ous
49, So1therp Al o. he sale OF tins description on
sataar Vas at 3il and 10 200 bush White Saasd an AZ
sTISssc Corn freely ofsTed-e Peeiaily souiaesh
- The sand fair for The 10 ne trade aud the = ist
sales Of 81 eco bush. at 5@a &c i,r unsonhI ~ Tor
EN- mixed ahoa.: sic for new So them feho" ana oc
foI I'D and new Ware Southern Oats are Ia demand ~
SOC for State 3ss3c for Jersey AID 3Sc ior ,a
ern Barley and Barley malt are steady andguet hye
not plenty and Is dull bui firm. Sales OF Loco bush
WHIsKY-Our market IS very firm with fair demand
and moderate supply Sales Of 400 bbls Prison at q
2ijc the latter prce with short tme aud 100 hhds OIL
Drndre at potable cash and time. with interest
PROVISIONS Our market for PORK opened rather
better with moderate business don 2, closing, however
rather dull and less bu0yant The supFly OF mot
.onal IN The demand Sales Of 400 bbls s5aSl5 III
for New Mess and sl3 62,aS3 IS for do PRIME. Beef IS
still heavy with large supply pressing on the mark e. ana
the demand is limited Saes Of 300 bbls a. 81 as9 10
f.r Mess and sias5 for Prime. Beef Hams are very
plenty ard shade lower Sales of eco bills at Sl3 759
ga for 300 10 Terce Beef dull ard heavy at Si59s 10
for new Greeu Pork Hams salable 1t 8GStc.
Dressed Hog. in demand At 6ge FOR packing ana we
supply is not large Lard abundant and the MARKER Ia
yofs HE buyer Sales OF 200 bbls at 8d8c and 500 kegs
at acc Butter is in good demand at sale i,r ONO,
Go vxss fer YSrk Cheese
tive or bnoy ant prices Sales at 6e6
FRUII-We learn Of further sa es of 1000 boxes buhoh
Raisns az 81 Il: rs bbls. CuTants at &C.
LIME is without movement as there are no arrivals
The demand active at Csc common, at which the last
sales were made. "
HOPS are without change the sales are light.
LUMBER is without change and the business 10 IAN
three cargoes pine and sold at our last quo
tatoDs
LATH have sold the extent of 300 900 at 81 3 cash.
SOAP-l50 boxes CASTLE sold AZ &c. 49, -,
TALLOW-A moderate demand for prime City, WIZ
sales Of II, GOO los, at &c. cash.