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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

MANY wears OF trial, instead of i'm the pub.
lie conhdt nee in this medicine, has won Cor it on APP
preciation and nrtoriety by lar exceeding the most
s~anguine expectations Of It's frienls. Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues and the unmist akahle benefit confer
red on thousands Of sufferers, could originate and
maintain the reputation it enjoys. While many inIe-
ror remedies thrust uponthe community, have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends bY3evcry
trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can me-
yer forget. and produced cures too numerous and too
remarkable TO be forgotten. u1l = si. .
While 1t Is a fraud on the publ C To pretend that any
one medicine will ~infallibly curo-still there is album
dantproofthst the CHERRY PEcroRAi does not only
az general thing, hut almost invai iably, cure the
maladies for whirh il is employed -u tIstfI
As time makes these facts wider AMI better known.
this medicin inc has gradually become the best reliance
Of the afflicted, from the Iog-cabin OF the American
peasant, to the palaces of European Kings Through
out this entire country, IN every State, city, and in
deed almost every hamlet it contains, cHEnnY PEc
ToRALi Is known MS the best remedy extant for dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign
countries. il is coming to be extensively used by then
most intelligent Physicians In Great Britain, Franco
and Germany; VIII Ne the medical science have each
ed their highest perfection, CHERRY PEoTuItAL is in
troduced, and in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals
Alms.houses, Pub ic Institutions, and in domestic ,rae.
tee, as the surest remedy their attending Physicians
can employ for the mure dangerous, affections oil this
lungs. Also in milder cases, and for children il il
sale, pleasant, and effectuai to cure. In fact, some o.
the mostflattcring testimonials we received have beer
from parrnts who have found il eticaeious in cases
particularly incidental to childhood tti B. .4u
The o-HERRYPEeToRAL is manufactured BY aprac,
teal chemist, and every ounce of il under his own
eve. with invariable Sccuracy and care 1t is scaled
and protected by law from. counterieits, consequent
ly can be relied on as genuine without adulteration,
We have rndeayored here to furnish the commu-
nifty with a. medicine of such Intrinsic superiority
and worth as should command itself 70 their conf
dence- 9 remedy at once saf,., speedy and e%tfeetual
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov.
ed Itself TO be; and trust BY great care in preparing il
with chemical accuracy, Of uniiorn strength to afford
Physicians new agent on which they can rely 70,
will do for them all that medicine can do,
PREPARED nv J. O. AVER, oHKHIIaT, LOWELL. MASS
Sold in lancaster by Kaufman u co. T.. L. Slocum
and DIR. NJ. D.. Kreider, Nashville, n. Kalb, and by
Druggists and Dcalers In medicines every where, 81
November 4 1870 4att ltoa. gry rr ~ am0A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

r oOK HERE, NEIGHBOR!-What make
La you wear that exceedingly old Hatl Do you MOI
know that M. SMALLEY has i~eceiyed the latest Fall
styles Of Hats? Also, all kinds Of CAPS. Remem.
Der the piaee opposite the Tallmadge House, & calf in
lancaster, september %, 1861. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

A SINGULAR EPIrArH. On a tombstone
in England il the following:
SACRED to the memory,
or Miss Martha Gwynnc,
Who was so pure within, lt.
! She burst the outward shell Of sin,
And hatched herself a chcrubim.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

MURDER.--A man named David Marsh,
partially insane, was murdered in Troy town
ship, Athens county, by William Roby. :
The murderer and his father as accessory,
have been arrested. It is supposed that
the re was no cause for the murder, as Marsh
was generally inoffensivc and never violent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

EDWARDL l.. SLOCUM, having purchasedtA
IL entire Stock of Drugs and Medicines o.
George G. Beck. now offers tho Same for sale, together
with a large and we'll selected new stock atthe Old
Stand known as the City Drug Store, where may
be found alarge and complete assortment of Drugs, Me-
dicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuifs, Glass
Ware and Window Glass, BTashes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, &c. which willbe sold wholesale and retail,
upaa as reasonable terms as can be purchased In the
city fwAA ~ JutJs EDWARDL. SL0CUM.
Lancaster, April "a. 1851 d&w6l
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CLOruING MEN tND BOYS,

Il have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH X TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortment tor .Eal f-aH aN
CLOTHING MEN MD BOYS,
on any establishment in Fairfield county, and on sc.
rount Of the care used in selecting the stock by me
proprietors, who have had a long experience in the
business. it is equally true that for quality and varie-
ty the assortment usually kept on hand,
CANNOT BE EXGELLED,
By any other in the State. And more than this the
goods are purchased at the lowest prices which ena-
Bile the proprietors to dispose ofthem upon
THE Mos RE \SuNABI.E TERMS.
In proof Of all this, the public are invited to call in
and examine the ine assortment which has been
selected,
FOR F\LL AND WINTER WEAR,
With the express purpose Of clothing the male por-
ton of this community in the latest and most fashion
able styles and in the very beat manner" II can be
done and WILDE done. at rricesw which cannot tail TO
please. Among the assortment may be rOted,
Fine Cloth Frock aud Dress Goats.
Chit, Beaver aud Blanket Over do.
All qualities aud colorz Of Saci 10. -t,.
Black, blue and fancy cloth Pants, t
do do do cashmere do.
10 do dn salinett do. ''
BIArk and fancy satin Vests,
Marino, cloth, plaid and wooilon Vests.
Also q ine assortment Of shirts, silk pocket ant
neck handkerchieis, susPpndSrs. collars, stocks, Uut
brrllas, &c. &c.
TIL above emlracesa portion only oftheir Ready,
mad , Clothing, all of wtichis well made and out o
good material, In addition TO this, the public will iinS
4 NUSr EXCELLENT \NSUarMfN /
OF cloths, c~sssimeres, satincits'& vcstings, of the mos
beautiful styles and colors and Of the best quality
which will bu made UP to order, aud ..
a GOOD FIR WARRANTED! a
Thus not only being prepared to supply those VIII,
desire ready made clothing. but also being enabled Il
accommodate any class Of customers with goods Sc
lected with much care. they expect to retAinthe pub
lie favor by pleasing their customers,
Thankful for past favors, a continuance Of the pa
tronsge Of tho citizens of this and surrounding coun
ties, is respectfully solicited, For good Goods, goo,
fits, well-ma 10 clothing and low prices, competition i
put At defiance. ~i
remember the p~lace-immediately east Of Rebe
and Kutz's store, with the words "C2othing Store
painted above the door in lsrss ..:rs.
' ~ SMITH & TONG.
Lancaster, October 80, 1851 26
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Kossnth and Magyar Hats, a.rE
GTRkW. Palm and lLeghorn, beautiful lAsscttmsnl
- lateststyles,M HENLEYH,
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EAIRFIELD COUNTY

O91OGhAn@ @GDR9 e
TITS now generally admitted by all persons who
l. have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH Il TONG keep on hand the largest and best
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

Bonhets, Ribbons and Fans,
0Fthe newest patterns, all on hand Al
O,Aprl 8. 1889 HENLE yrs.
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THE BucKEYE BELLE.--Wel learn from she
zsuessiIle Courier that the Hon. Mr.. Bart
lett, member Of the House ltom Washing
ton county, was dangerously wounded and
his recovery is doubtful Also, the Hon.
Mr.. Oakley, member from Monroe county,
whU wiH not likely be able TO take his seat
duriag the present session. Twenty two
persons were killed, or have since died from
their injuries, and several more are known
TO be missing. The Courier says
"An examination of the boilers and Aues
or rather the small portions that were not
entirely blown away, by experienced eDgin-
GERS, indicates the entire absence OF water,
or nearly so, aud it is also their opinion that
if there had been water in them, that every
person on the boat, would have been severe
IL, il not fatally scalded. The engineer on
duty, although dangerously injured, is not
dead as was reported. He says there was u
full supply of water u. The investigation
by the proper authorities, is progressing and
we will learn in a few days probably, the
result. Sg
"a small portion of one Of the builers
which was brought up by the Clipper thi,
morning, can be seen at the Stacey Hotel
It is a small segment of two rings, still re-
tanning its circular form, but the sides are re
versed, the outside now, having been the in
side before the explosion. The metal i
pronounced by good judges to be of the bes
quality, and there are no signs Of flaws o
defects, showing that the accident was caus
ed by extraordinary and unusual pressure
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

issg BY the Fast Line Packet lsli
GpRING AND SUMMER B0NNETS.-Iust receiv
y cd. white colored hee and straw Bonnets. n
'Aso-Black silk, Bonnet Ribbons. Blue Denims
and Palm leaf Hats, at HENLEYS. I
Lancaster, June /, 1852
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTS,



HENER NJ. wholesaie and rctaR Grocer,
VI Receiring and Forwarding Merchant,
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing,
Shreveport, La, VIII give strict attention to all
business entrusted To his care
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stock of plantation and family groceries, which
are offered chap for cash--among which are
sugars. teas, fish. pork lard oils ouiccs, choco-
late, spices beef butter, fruits, candles, salt,
pickles, bacon, cheese, syrnps, mola>ses soaps,
nouf, hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars,
powders, shot, head, starch, &c
The highest price pad for cotton, hides, pei
tries, aud hrsSwaN.
Strangers are invited 10 give rue call and
examine for themselves.
~ Orders for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to.
May !. ls32. ~ Il
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sIi.vEY.

- SIl.VY + BURNSIDE, cash dealers
IA IN every description Of Five Watches,
- .Jereiry, and Fancy 0aoas. having en-
tered into partnership in the Watch making and
Jewelry business, at the old stand Of Silsey T.
Woods, corner of Texas and Market streets,
Shreveport, La, take pleasure in announcing 10
their numerous friends that their supply of
goods is eompleir, embracing every vay,cty Of
watches, clocks, jcwclry, and fancy goods,
ladies' and fenis gold and silver hunting and
open faced watches, gold and silver thimblcs,
ladies and gents fine guard and fob chains,
bracelets, necklaces, gold pencils and gold pens
IN gold and silver handles, gold and silver spec
'acles, german silver do, music boxes, aceor''c'
ons, Fu,inas, silver and shell visiting card
eases, great variety Of ladies' and gents breast
pins, finger rings, bosom, collar. and sleeve but
tons, ladies euN pins, fine supply OF gents
gold guard. and fob keys, silk guards. grandol'
lamps, mantle ornaments, canes, fancy work
boxes french globe mantle clocks, marine lever
clocks, &c, &c. Watches, clocks. and jewclry
Of every description repaired at short notice.
All good watches warranted one year from date
of repairing.
We are also prepared to manufacture icwclry
Of all kind, having IN our employ Mr. Watson,
late of Memphis, whose time is devoted entire.
Is to that branch Of business,
Oar terms are positively cash, from this date,
SII.\I n BURNSIDE.
April ,. 1852 piO-ly
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Onl1UAR Y.

DUvD. At her residences In Marshall, On the IN ul,,
Nr. srsss Wirr, who had nearly completed her NJ
" losirth yea Through y-fe~ II five mpnth. sor-,
afsl'c,ton n chronic liver compliant, she e,cmp-d
the rhrs.an wsac~s II faith hope and ehariy, With
tr0a resignation Ia ,ls Will Of t..I Sh. s.rin-d to
ar~ :" ~ eminent degree that i,yhi which RENDERS
Nis"'~ the Walker 10 the res,urc who desire. felicity
IN se.s'"s HIM s'"f~ and len fos our consolation
abundant cSH'rncc Of The fsct. From her yon,h she
had t~en one 81 tho met active h-rpi AMI nnw.ry
'uusTtr~o Of benevolent AMI evangelical ias,ulon.
Through the whole lefiod II my nraa,n,sne. with
her. s~ seemed 10 have, even 10 the last tpan.sut
I 1lo,- Which was both sure and wsr~slfa.." The
ang.sexr II % her last e,gsrssinsw was. though
| ~nlk through the valley and shadow II death. f'I
feas NO evil; no. bless God fear no evil"
Mr. su,sn VIII WAS the wifi Of B'.hop J~s-r Witt,
vlsc emikrwtrd 10 thl. STATE with her husband and
,mily. about five Year. since from 'eslirrd c"''nsy.
Virginia. Since her residence here .hc has h.-n en-
rss-d. with lsrr hns'~"d in doing r"- sh- lcf' t~'
h'"d Aes husband and three 10 drporc her loss,
but not a. those " who have no hnI-"
We TINT mourn mother los,
You that weep wife, no moro,
can Ia mind the Christian cross,
Which, your wife, souf mother, bore.
u . u.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

CoUNry OF lAnuIsoN.
NOTICE is hereby given that William e.
y Wood, Administrator of the estate of
James PLANT, deceased, ha. filed his account.
with said estate IN this office for the final set.
tlcmeni thereof and that they will be opened
Tor examination and allowance at the next term
OF the county conrt per aiming to estates for
Harrison county Texas, to be held on the las,
Monday of May, 1902, when and where all per.
sons interested may attend and contest them
If they think proper. By order of sand court,
l.. G. BEAILY, Clerk.
May !, 1859. 4l3t
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THE STATE OF TEN

County OF IlAnnisoN.
NOTICE is hereby given. that A. u Massie,
4 y administrator of the estate Of Benjamin
Siraughn deceased, has filed his accounts with
said estate ior the final settlement thereof. and
that they will be opened for examination and
allowance nj the next term of SAID couft. To be
held on the last Monday ia June, (is52) at
the courthouse IN the town Of Marshall, N said
county, when and where all persons interested
In said estate may attend and contest the same
if they think proper,
by order o: said Court.
Tcste. H. C. DEAZfEY,
Clerk C. e. H. e.
MAY !. 1882. ntt 80
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Administration Notice,

7 ETTEKS of Administration were granted
4 on the estate Of Peter Mitchell deceased,
to the undersigned, by the county cour, per-
tanning to the estates Of deceased persons,
held IN and for lIarr son county, Texas, on the
17th day 'of April, A. d. 1882 Al persons
having claims against sades,aie are hereby no.
tilted to prcscn, them within the time prescribed
by law, duly authenticated and those ind-bt-
ed to the same are requested TO make mme-
date PAYMENT 10
MARY Ann MITCHELL, Amx.
MAY !, 1852. iI-6,
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1 ETTEkS of Administration were granted
IL to the undersigned n, the October term of
the county court Of Pamela county, pertaining
to the estates of deceased persons, upon the
estate Of Wesley Arnold, deceased. late of
said county. All persons, therefore, having
claims against the said estate are hereby moth
hed to present them To me within the time pre-.
scribcd by law, duly authenticated; aud those
indebted to the same viii please make imlne.
date paymen, to the undersigned.
JAMES NJ RAMSEY, Admir-
May !, 1852, Al 81
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SEwADvERrIsEMgXTs.
70 TINE LADIES'.

NoO will 90 'eeN to call al the old stand Of
l. ). w. Barrett g. Co., west side of III.
pubic square, where you will find the under.
Signed IL Just opening a complete assortment
Of ladies' dress goods, Hosiery, Handkerchief.,
l.sces, Ribbons, Trimmings. Bonncl-, Flowers,
au'lery. Combs, Brushes. Pcifumery, Music,
Perforated paper, Bristol Board, Crewc!: and
almost every article in your line, CHEAP
FOR CANU Please call and examine
J. J. CAKRuTii.
Marshall. Tex, May 1850 u,4-3m
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NORRIS L A(kETT,

IN JIFfIRSDN
- ARE now receiving and opening one
w of the largest and most general stocks
~ of Drugs and Aiedic'aes ever brought
to Eastern Texas Ct" A change has come DER
the spin, of their dreams" and they are now
selling for the "Spizerincium' generally NJ.
rrssIry is the mo,he- ct this change, and their
prices are such rs to astonish those who have
dealt much in Texas drug stores. They can,
and do sell Quininc, calomel, DC leading ar
,iccs. a, the smallest profits british ull, god
frey, cordial, bateman's drops, audanum. pare
gore. opodcdoc and such articles, by the dozen,
at one doilar and everything else in proportion.
They have a large stock Of glassware, window
glass, paints. oil, aud all dye stuff, at but a
small advance and in short, everything in their
line (and they have lot, and cords of pretty
hings.) is offered at very low prices bu, don't
forget they ask the >plserinciHm,"
Living at the head OF Steamboat navigation,
they are enabled ia accommodate their prices TO
the times Everybody is invited to call, es-
anime. and buy and we promise in the Ian
guage of the immortal Childcr-, ito walk up
and fodi far"
jefferson, April -, 1882 ni3-2m.
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The convir, GRAY. whose term Of ser.
vice expired few days since, has been
taken to Colorado county, to be tried for
murder Tie believes he vii, be sentenced
TO be hung The feeling Of the ci''zen of
t,a, county /. said To be strongly against
him. We do not itszi:eYe his return To the
Peuiten,ary will be gratifying 'e ~ officers.
H. ia perfect desperate. Hnntsrhfe
hem.
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EurEhN MAIL. TIA Srsyv.roar. Ia. Arrive,
Wednesdays, rhar~dsy., and Sund.y.' vi
EAsrsRS. MAIL. .'as MsSsvIsLp, LA--A,,;ve,
on "Wednesday and Saturdays. Leaves on Monday
and Thursdays
NokrmtHs Mail. ma 1srvruso~. Ttx,s-.A,
rive. on 'ue~'nys lhnrsday-. and Saturday. Leave.
On Wednesdays Fridays. and Sundays.
Wssrrss Man, VA Hr>rrssnS, Tvx,.-Ar.
r'rs On Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturday. Leave.
On Tu-.dar- fhnrsday. aud sunday
san AUGUSTINE M,lt--Arr''-s on "Wednesday ard
Saturday. Leaves cn Thurs,iay aud sunday
IvLss MAm--Afri,es tn saturday -,,i leaves on
Sunday.
GiLnrs M,iL--Affyrs m Thursday, And leave.
cn "Wednesday
ay, Leave. on saiac day. in the morning
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JAMES NJ. MORplilS, Attorney and Cenn-
- seiior AZ Lac, Marshall, Harrison county
Texas. may II
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4 letter from Bcrnc, dated the 9TH ul,.,
states that the Federal Council has resolved
TO send to the United States. u national
contribution to the monument of Washing.
ton II is to consist of block of beauti.
III large. grained red granite, extracted from
the quar,ies of iIackrcn, uear lntcrlacken
pom the block is to he inscribed. in the
German language, the following words
"olJ and Tree lelyeiia, to the memory Of George
Washington
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On 6rysorrs YELLOW Dock ,Sp S,ms,r,sit.
~ for the cnrc OF disease. or Spring purifier Of
he hoof and ~ s'Iefi faaic for IL, system, d, an.
rirdi,d
The curative powers Of this Extract a,e truly won.
dcriui, and all in,alids should make mmcds,. ria
the " i'iio~ Doh and Sarsopari'a" 1t cannot in
Jnr- the mos, delicate Iciirnt
THrs wv rHoM NiSsn,L NosrsrNs In -,ck hoe
lic, and ,isor o'a this pursi r,scae rsm,ig There.
fore, however, broken IN health and spirits however
lootsome To himself and other, let no onr despair Of
recoeer. let the patient only understand that his hoy-
Of physical rcsioHon lie. only In "Guysou's Extract
of yellow Dock and >arar-r;lla. and persuade him,
for his lIfrs s,sr, tpry II. and have no hssl,a.
ton in predicting ms speedy rrs.oru,on to health
scovIL 4 Man, III Chnrircs street New Orleans,
who arr the t'cnt pl Agents a9 the southern States
1t " also sold by Evans a SANDERS, Marshall; Nos.
gis & Tacsrr, Jeih'non.
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Certificates.

THIS i, to certify that bought large mill,
to run by steam power. from J s Alexander,
that ground hundred and fifty bushels ia
twelve hours. d. ND HILL.
March -, 1854,
take great pleasure in 'estiiying that
purchased Nil from j : Alexander, tina, has
ground hn-hcl of corn IN seven minutes; i,
is the best ever saw of a horse mill believe
It will grind 10 or so bushels per day, and
make good meal.
ItNEs T. srt\tnp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01

u..,,o "Romx Howl. Mr.. Stevens
.-om;sed to give Us the "Secrrs HE
~! Of the Aston Place riots. has " :.
~ I. .,bic.tion in the New York Police
~ The Philadelphia Evening Bull
III /. a long and rather wordy docn'
=, containing much that is irrelevant,
vi good deal Of personal abase to For
The historical part only lets us
Nv n tina. the first outr"ses on Macready
;. y. Opera House, were got up by Ste.
-. md others Of Forests then friends,
:,Iout Forests knowledge. They made
~. of Macrcady's insinuations against the
I..,ocra,ic party to arouse Indignation
...;o,, him, aud by purchasing quantities
! tickets, got n great many into the theatre
v.o were instructed to kick up row, 40
~, did most successfully
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01

We learn from Judge Ochiltree that the
Wing State Convention which met at Tyler
on the 2ctt instant, nominated the follow
my poatIcmen Hon. {. &. Mills, of liar.
nson, Elector for the State at large, for
the Eastern District. Hon. J. ". Throck.
mortin, of Colin co. Delegates to the Ma.
uonai Convention, Hon. W y. Ochiliree
Hon. u. II. Epperson. ". y DAVIS etc
The other electors will be nominated u, u
Convention to meet in Houston on the eth
Of May.-Nacogdochcs Chronicle.
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Jefferson Cay. Apfil Il, 1859
The market closed with 10 head Ut Ber,r-. mclu.
ding small lot of rough cattle sheep on hand SCI
Ii would APPEAR thar their ARE No Texas cattle IN
market IS the quotations are len blank.
Reef Cali. WESTERN Isr N. net d1ic.
Hogs, pr HI net Ola c
Mich cows. per head. rs Goa 10 10
Sh-ep l.,r bead. /. 5oa -
talyrs and earrings. per bead, Goa 80
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I II /. VI \ K X l. + 5.

Corro> We learn from the True Delta NJ the
Eth that the sales Of ~. wrrk had amounted To ~
Uo bales III, following arr the quotations
NV ORLEANS CLNsstFiCtrioS
inferior. ; u 81 t.ood Mddling, ~ $
Ordinary. 49,. G a 81 Middlne Fair, ~ a 81
Mddlne, 81 II Fair. ...-.+. az!
The total receipts nj New Orleans since l.. Scpism
ber ISL $40 against So 900 TO date last year
and at an the niie States ports there !. incr-as.
81 'pq &c bales Stock on hand N New Orleans on
Friday night was lSo.l2g, against 2i5sS3 at same
date last ycef
T,ous-rram 81 Gal To - -
ronx - Mes SIC - lo $40 Is; q els so
Prime sl3 ~ fn sl3 - Hog Round. nc
B,coS - Ham, from 10 lie clear sides al loo ;
shoulders sill .-ll AT IN ic.
Lam -Nsl Ia Yic
Corrrr-Riu gio 9! Java l2 to l5c. LcgnNyra
9.m9i
ruocuiArr From 9 IN Zoe
Sr.,E- Brown from to &c Havana white 6!
to : Loaf II 10 me.
B,Goi>0.- keuiurky from l2to l9ic
H,Ir Rorr 81 ennchy, {, 81.
Htrsw, From - To- s3c
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