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lNuOCDf,hTI, Cocoa, and Hromr.-W. BAKER A.
" Vanilla Premium cboculaea COCOA broma
premiums been chief institutes
Union, principal in
the United states, md by their agents. t.#
Iussey Murray, New York Twes Phiiadephia
Thomas v. Brundge, Baitmofo Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio; and 8. II. Howell, Georgetown ID. O.
WALTER BAKER, \ CO.,
hpJ-diy Dorchester, Mass.
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OR Ak or LcaseA commodious ours,ory and
on 10Th street. east side, the
tans twelve and recently papeed painted
throughout Terms possession given
aey Address room 49, Solicitors ohce Treasury Department
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limited STATES Mail Line to California. via Asp1n-
wall and Panama, 5t and 10th Of each month"; in first
class steamships by the NAVY Department. not less than
1900 tons burden, guaranyng speed and safety. 80
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miiea Rom
Panama. ". s#1E
The embraces 81 miles in rail
from Aspnwa obpo and 10 miles Of land transportation
dry road thorough order singIe passenger
therefore, hosrthc
and their baggage being only transferred and from mules
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The entirely free from sickness Of descrpion
Reserve being always kept In New York. Pana
and San Francisco detention In OF accident
The route Is entirely reliable.
u expected thai the passage the Atlantic will be made
larry in days and the Pacific, in 10 TO l2k days.
Passengers viii Panama the day aer they arrive Aspin
Through tickets oret rates. be had the agency, III
West street, New York.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, BOSTON by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
n the modern and the accomnods
ton Of the travelling public,
Idly
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GEORGE u. FOX arrived nd Wtllards Hotel JAM
VI uary o6, 1854 Baltimore, respectfully
nounccs tWa-hngton London, Paris
intended
Of George Fox Sons metropolitan tailoring department The
from the
OF buildings the store, 95
Deep s Broadway, New city
City Hospital aates Muir,
and lately by Tiffany Cutting, and other dry goods merchants
Ian -3m
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Howeiss Slors, Centre, 40 nj and back,
Leave Rome Monday IN
Leave Centre Tuesday al 5 a mI
Ause al Rome day BY 7pm,
FLORIDA
From July /, 1854, to June 50, 1855.
1851 From Madison by Charles Mills Chade. Ferry New Boston
Troy and Collins TO Clay Landing 30 miles and back
Leave Madison Monday at7ami
Arrive at Clay Landing Wednesday by
Leave Clay Landing Thursday at
Arrive al Madison next Saturday by pm.
1859 fom Pensacola 10 warrington miles and back
daily
Leave Pensacola daily toAmi
Arrive at Warrington by IL M
Leave Warrington daily al / pms
Arrive al Pensacola day BY Up
1868 From Pensacola, Iseamb TO Beeye, Ala 80 miles and
back week.
Leave Pensacola Tuesday at S
Arrive at Beeyiie next Thursday by II ans
Leave Belesile Thursday al p mi
Arrive Pensacola Saturday by pm,
1854 Tampa, by Kennedy store and summerns Store,
Fort hleiIon ii0 miles and back once week
Leave Tampa Monday at Gan
Arrive q Fon Mellon Wednesday byepm;
Leave Fort Mellon Thursday al Q a
Arrive Tampa Saturday by ~ IN,
35o5 From Tampa Old fou Mellon 10 miles and back
Leave Tampa Monday at 6 an;
Arrive at Old Fort Mellon next Wednesday Bye pmi
Leave Old Fort Mellon Thursday AT 8 an
Arrive al Tampa Saturday by pm
1866 From Tampa 10 Old Tampa Bay and back week
Bidders viii state distance and propose schedule.
1867 From Fort Dade by Springfield 10 Bay Fort and back
Bidders win distance propose schedule
Proposals at Perceve instead OF Fort Dade,
VIII be considered
ogIehorp Ca by cuthbeIt Bakey and woodvie,
Ala 10 Mariana Fla, $50 miles back, once a week
Leave Ogielhorpe Monday at 5am;
Arrive Al Mariana "Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Mariana Thursday AT ans
Ogethorpe next Saturday by y. m.
sullrpca Fnhooway 20 miles and back,
Leave sdllepica Monday a,5ami
arrive at Finholioway by l2 m;
Leave Finholloway Monday ut . mi
Aruy a y m.
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Washington, February H. 1854.
AZ the petition John ~ Vtooman Niskayuna York
praying patent granted
April lsi0 floating swing bridges
from the said patent, which
place the heenih day OF April eighteen hundred and fifty
iout, (ls54)--
ordered that the said petition be heard Patent
Friday, the lfh of April ~ O'Clock,
persons notified and show II any they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the required file
objections, specially forth in writing
before hearing An testimony filed
used the said hearing be taken and
corance with the rules the office, which viii be furnished
picaion.
ordered ALSO that this notice he published Union, Ine-
Evening STAR Washington, d. CT Pennsylvanan
adcpha Pal Scientific American, New York and Inquirer
Ohio, week for three successive previous
tho i4ih Of April next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
.sEdors of the above papers will please copy
bills 70 the Patent Office, with paper containing this
Feb l5--iaw3w
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AraoId's, 81 strand, London.
hereby Mr. simon Willard Congress street.
ton sole agent for the sale of watches in me United States
Arm u.s. ls53.
undersigned having appointed the United
STATE, for the sale Of Charles frotshems improved time keepers,
be stock Of ed watches made by Charles
series, Air. Frodsham has succeeded by perfect
l @ i ysSa aauseet nm ~ lsoenr s ana an
pHer obtained without increase Of size producing
Of improved watches perfect regularity ofme under every
mens thai the mos, violent such IS
Se produces on them no sensible effect They therefore,
The scientific French critic Mons Doendor il bis review Of
@ ~ Psang hs stamp OF peculiar merit and as be-
The British government has awarded ess Arnold and Gins
rodsam the sum Of f37o Tor the excellence Of the principle
One Of Mr. frodshams correspondents writes as follows.
LONDON, April %, 1854
watch No sa5 YOU have made FOR me and in
which expressly stipulated that Shout
Of going under variety OF motion and climate This
done remarkable going first
changed It's i'te faster eight seconds per month"; aud
dime one minute and feen seconds TSous was NJ, S nv @
prem,se 10 expect such yet believe il is
"e improved Watches which you term your
remain, sir, respectfully,
To Mr.. cH.s FnopsuAn.
The undersigned has received the following,
Bosrox, oct. 5, ls5s.
q The watch purchased o. made By Charlie Ffoa@
servauons was but one minute and dftyive seconds
Yours respectfully, BILLINGS BRIGGS.
To Mr.. srMosw WILLARD.
BosroS, Sept ,, 1853.
Frodham q london No 1900 has varied but thirty seconds
from time in months, by actual daily comparison your
regulator.
Mr. SIMON WILLARD.
The undeanedis permitted following gentlemen,
who Others have proved the excellence
ENocM TRAIN, esq, WIN wnlTINe, esq,
n. W. TaAYEa, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
F. En Z; os snSE' l:. ESQ., sa "S,n'r
The subscriber would respectfully that the above watches
the demands Of American public essential
Of perfect time and that in this and external beauty they stand
All orders addressed undersigned win immediate
Dec M-aawsm satswed econsress street, boston
MM VI - 7assz11 ssssslzlE
Washington Hranch observation-disclosures Hnn Fol-
Iowss
On sunday ate, a. m, and $, pm.
ion and Relay he Others Al ali way stations.
Trsins :, e. M and Ak M connect with with Annapolis
% dss."d .pa n DO east ;,
% g An % ."a ::a,1:,.:.,. 8
The Trip ali procured at The Office
and good for the day upon which they are Issued
July lg--dn Agent.
CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Brcmn.--w. BAKER n co.'s
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates cocoa,
and Union, by principal groceries in
the United states, and by their agents.
Thomas Brundge, Baitnoie Dudley Cincinnati
WALTER nAxER, a Co,
Aps-av Dorchester Ma's,
u \ n
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Commissioner Gatnes's Once,
Petersburg, February 10, 1854

persons claiming
beth Spencer deceased who resided Petersburg Virginia. and
died about the beginning the 1900 hereby notified
make known their and relationship ONCE,
before 2oh March next pursuance
OF the OF Petersburg
Neil al The object Of e said suit is settle the construction
effect OF The will md OF said Elizabeth Spencer
deceased relation the real which died
and divide the said estate and
and profits thereof proportion
speese interests For thai the undersigned has been d.
rected by the said and report
OF all the interested heirs
beth Spencer deceased for purpose pub
isbcd
might be deemed best 10 call all claiming be
such
day certain, 10 be specified in such advertisement
T.. p GAINES,
Commissioner in Chsncery.
Feb 22-lawfw
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Deposit Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al Pmi
Arrive al Cannonssilie BY IN pmi +
Leave cannonsylls Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al
Arrive a Deposit BY SPIN
ls53 Rensselaer,
back, ak times week
Leave Heuyston daiy, except sunday, al AZ pmi
Arrive at Iiemon by 81 pmj
Lea Harmon daily, except sunday atoams
Arfye at elton by 10 m.
1855 Prom Auburn 10 Byron, miles and back,
Leave Auburn daily, except Sunday, al 3 pmj
Anive al Pon Byron BY Az
Leave Byron daily, except Sunday at 91 m;
Arrive a Auburn by IL y m.
l457 Prom Hayersuaw Clarkstown, back,
IA a week.
Hayesuaw Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10
Arrive a ClaIkstown by II ami
Leave Carkstown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive al Hayerstiaw BY 8 m.
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I Osr LAND WARRANT Boup No. lB.seo,
Ia loo acres of jonathan smith, issued under the
been edhe said
Mcdonald, House
June him.
upon said the General Land Once
JONATHAN SMITH.
ian 3-iaw6w
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ArnoId's, 81 Strand, London.
hereby constitute Mr. Simon Willard No. Congress street,
tom sole agent for the sale Of watches in United States
of America CHARLES FRODSHAM.
Is, 1859.
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NOTICE OF the removal OF the land Once
~ SPARTA, TO ELBA, in ALABAMA.
Under authority OF entitled "An
the location Of land ofces March
hereby declared and made
public the SPARTA district Alabama, win re-
moved from the town OF SPARTA m present location TO ELBA
in Coffee county IN said State The FIRST day Of April
Given under hand the Washington,
day Of February Domn thousand eight
hny four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
Ious WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
t7-wt3w
VIRGINIA - Pay Rolls Master Rolls. Two
copies OF these valuable lists Of soldiers.
For sale TAYLOR MAURya
Inh nunl. Oil
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Fyoa JAY l, 1854, TO June 80, 1851
lsi From Bristol by Newcastle reaqud II miles aud back
six times week -.
Leave Bristol daily, except Sunday, At ami
Anive at Pemaquid day by III a
Leavs fenaquid daily, except sunday, AT pm
Arrive at Bristol same day by q p
l3 From WaIdoboro by South Waidoboro and Friendship 10
Leave Waldoboro' Thursday at
Arrive at Gushing day BY pms
Leave Gushing Thursday at 2pmi
Arrive vi Wadoboro' same day by
l5 West South Mills, and Dover
FoxcroI, ~ Iailes and back, once week,
Leave Dexter "Wednesday at "a mi
Arrive az Foxerot same day BY y ms
ass Leave Foxcroll Wednesday al p
Arrive Dexter day by
OF eek service invited.
Number Eleven Range Five, Aoostook
80 miles and back, Il week.
Bidders will propose schedule, and intermediate Offices
Depot, oxford, otsnei Casco aud Edes
10 10 miles and back twice n week.
Leave Railroad Depot Tuesday and Saturday at amj
Arrive at Naples sumo day by II AMI
Leave Naples Tuesday and Saturday at IL IN;
Arrive AT Railroad Depot same day by SPIN.
1873 From WATERFORD by Limerick Lmng,on
Stnndish, ~ miles and back, week.
Leave WATERFORD Centre Tuesday at ~ m;
Arrive ut Standish day by Ipm
Leave SiaHdish Thursday ateam;
Arrive at WATERFORD Cenre same day by pm.
Proposals for three times week service are invited
lao Brooks, by Monroe, Engwood Corner ampden
Bangor, 70 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Brooks Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at Sans
Arrive Bangor day
Leave Bangor Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 9 ami
.E Arrive ut Brooks same day by s pm
Proposals for Kix-tiniesa week service invited
NEW HAMPSHIRE
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1NIiE Amerca AN Year Book Facts, of
Il Scientific Discovery, for 1854.
United States Navy List for 1854
The Cruise the North under Mr.. Vanderbilt.
The True Theory OF Christianity by William 8. Grayson;
The Indian Archipeloroi vol, Papuans - London,
1853.
Fancour's History OF tucaian; vol; Lsndon 1854.
The English Year Book OF Science vol; London 1884,
Wlknson Popular Of the Ancient Egyptians
London, 1854.
May the Law, Privileges and Usage Of Parliament, vol;
London, 1851. tst
The British Colonies West
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Mara FRANCK TAYLOR.
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just received at TAYLOR MAURY'6,
MARI Booksellers 9Th
ELLIOEyis DEBATES AND MADISON PAPER1-
II The debates the several Stats
the federal constitutions recommended by the
Philadelphia In 1881 Together journal OF
Federal Convention Luther Martins Yatess
gressionai Opinions Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of
and other illustrations constitution four
than Elliott. Published under the sanction Of Congress-
For sale by the publishers In Washington.
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
Mars Bookstore, 9Th street.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
News by the Asia.

The news, by the steamer Asia, three days
later from Europe, is consistent with the news
of the Atlantic.
All Europe is in state of martial excite
ment; and France and Britain continue to
make the most active preparations for war.
Admiral Napier is ordered to fit for sea; and
there are indications that he will attack St.
Petersburg before he comes back from the Bal
tic. 1t seems utterly impossible, now, to
avert the fearful storm of war, which is on the
point of bursting forth in Europe.
There is one fact contained in the latest
news, which serves to indicate the position of
the French and British governments towards
liberty. in this quarrel. France, no doubt,
with the concurrence of Britain, has told
Austria that if she will join the Coalition
against the Gar, the patriots of Hungary and
Italy viii not be permitted to disturb her in
ternal peace; but if she favors Russia, she will
be torn asundcr by the revolutionists, who
will be sustained by louis Napoleon and Lord
Aberdeen.
1t is not because they are opposed to Cos
sackism, that the governments of Britain and
France have assumed their present attitude
towards Russia. 1t is because they are self
ish. 1t is of vital Importance to Great Britain
to prevent Russia from obtaining Constantine
pie. Russia at Constantinople, would COM
mand the Levant, the Isthnus Of Suez, which
is the gate to India, and the whole Western
frontier Of the British possessions in Asia
Self interest ilnpels the greedy, aristocratic
government of Britain, to sustain Turkey, as
barrier between the ambition of the Car,
and their unjustly acquired possessions in the
East. And France, jealous Of her ancient ri
val and neighbor, by virtue of her position
and power, takes part in the quarrel. Free
dom lies crushed and bleeding in Hungary
and Italy, under the blacklist form Of despot-
ism; but what does Louis Napoleon or Lord
Aberdeen care about thats If Franz Joseph
will help them to fight Russia, they viii help
him to shoot down Kossuth and Mazzini, if
they should attempt to throw off the Austrian
yoke. If he win not join them against Rus
sia, they viii arm and arouse the patriots Of
central Europe, and assist in the dismember-
ment of his empire.
1t will beseen from this, that the democratic
people Of Europe have nothing to expect from
the justice Of the Western governments. 1t
depends upon the course ''the boy Nero viii
take, whether the armies of France will be-
come the assassins. or the friends Of the OPP
pressed Hungarians. The motives which gov
ern the Western powers, are not much more
honorable, after all, than those which influ-
ence Nicholas. We hope, however, that the
extremity Of the tyrants win be the peoples
opportunity; and that Poland, Hungary, and
Italy viii resume their nationality, and regain
their liberty in the struggle now about to take
place in Europe.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
abe aai!g SPY.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1854.
rhe Menrinr To-Nighr.


We lone 70 see A large attendance at the
meeting this evening, which IS called to take
into consideration what measures can be devils
ed to improve the moral condition of the city.
1t certainly appears to us, that such meeting
is loudly called for by the developments of
crime in our midst, which have been made
within the past few days, and We sincerely
hone that the action of the meeting may re-
sult in the furtherance of the objects for which
IT is called. Certain establishments in that sec
ton of the city to which Major knights was
murdered have long been source Of demorali-
cation not only to our own citizens, but to those
Of the adjacent towns The laws of the State
have been violated in that locality again and
again with impunity, and the perpetrators of
these outrages have gone unwhipt of justice.
The authorities have acted wisely in in
creasing the police force of the city; but as
long as such nuisances arc permitted to exist
in the very midst of us the evils complained
Of can only be partially remedied What is
wanted is an active, energetic, but firm and
dignifed administration of law. We cannot
believe that any good can result from fning
or imprisoning, here and there solitary indi-
vidual for violating the statutes of the COM
monwealth, so long as these individuals are
free to change headquarters and carry on their
evil work in other localities. Such men must
be taught that there is no safety for them any
where within the limits of the city, that the
great mass of our citizens are ready and will
ing to back up the executive power to the full
lest extent in all the efforts it may make 10
put stop to the illegal and demoralizing traffic
in Intoxicating drink, and to shut up all other
fountains of iniquity wherever they may be.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
THURSDAY, March 8, 1st

AhChSOA1y AAd1S1 lCOf.
SENArE,-Met at II o'clock.
Petitions, &c. presented and reterred.-Oi
Waterman A. Fisher and 100 others, in aid Of
that Of Joshua w. Leland memorial of the
directors Of the Western Railroad, in opposi-
ton to the petition of the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad, for State loan of two millions Of
dollars; memorial of the trustees of the State
Lunatic Hospital at Worcester.
Mr. Davis, of Worcester, from the Commit
tee on the Judiciary, reported an act to in
crease the salary of the Assistant Clerk of the
Courts of Worcester county.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
of the bill to enable the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad to tunnel the Hoosac Mountain, and
Mr.. Mitchell of Nantucket, chairman of the
special committee who reported the bill,
briefly advocated its passage, after which the
bill was, under suspension of the rules, passed
to be engrossed without count.
Orders of the Day.--These were then taken
up.
HousE.-Met at IL o'clock. Prayer by the
Chaplain. Papers from the Senate were passed
in concurrence.
Petitions presented and referYed.-Of Joseph
RAYMOND and loo others, of Royalston against
the division of Worcester County.
The Orders Of the Day were taken up, and
after few words from Mr.. Ware of Fitch
burg, the House agreed to reconsider the vote
indefinitely postponing the bill to authorise
railroads to issue bonds, and it was recommit-
ted to the Committee on Railroads.
Several bills and resolves were advanced one
stage.
Passed to be Engrossed. Bills to establish
fire department in the town Of Northampton !;
(under suspension of the rules) to incorpor-
ate Che Warren Cotton Mills; for the transfer
Of persons committed to the house of correc-
ton from one county to another; to change
the name Of the Bethesda Baptist Congrega-
ton in the city of Charlestown; TO incorpor
ate the N. Bedford and Nantucket Steamboat
Co.; in addition to an act tn incorporate the
proprietors Of India wharf; to incorporate the
Maverick Oil Co.
The House then took up the consideration
of the bill to repeal the act of 1852, relating
to the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
Mr.. Wiggin of Boston commenced the de-
bate, and supported the bill in a speech of
about two hours.
Mr.. Holmes of Boston moved to amend bv
striking out of the bill all but the enactinc
clause, and inserting bill as substitute.
The bill, enacts a license law, of a stringent
character, and contains some ten or twelve
sections.
Mr.. Russell Of Boston, hoped that the
House would allow the amendment to be print
ed, when it would be calmly seen whether OF
no the bill would suit the requirements Of the
friends Of temperance.
Mr.. Holt of Lowell desired that the ques-
tion on repeal should be taken now and Mr..
Sanford of Taunton, said he had come here
with the view that the question should be de-
cided to-day.
The bill was. then read.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
wrsrDono' = The following Resolution


WEsrBoRo' - The following Resolution
was passed unanimously at the annual March
meeting in Westboro', on the 9Th inst.
Resolred, That the Bill now before Con-
gress for the organization of the Territory of
Nebraska, providing as it does, for the repeal
of the so called "Missouri" Compromise, and
allowing the introduction of Slavery into a
region, consecrated to freedom by the plighted
faith Of the nation, is at war with every prn-
ciple of justice, Of liberty, and of religion.
Because this Bill tends to excite sectional
animosities and divisions-because it violates
treaties made with Indian tribes-because it
annuls solemn compact, long made the ba-
sis of national gislation-because, i'll its eff
feet, it shuts out the citizens of the North
with their free labor and free Institutions and
a free Gospel from broad and fertile territories,
their rightful patrimony, and permits the
blight and curse of human bondage-because
it does violence to every dictate of an enlight-
ed conscience, and exposes us as, nation, to
the righteous judgment of Heaven-therefore,
We, the citizens of Westboro', in town meet
ing assembled, do, in the name of humanity,
and in the name of God, solemnly remons-
trate and protest against it. s
The vote on the above Resolution was u,,en-
imous at full Town meeting aud by ootc
of the town, | forward you a copy for publi-
cation.
H. S. ALDR1cH, Tocn CLERK.
Westborough, March 7th, 1854.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
Anti-Nobrnnkn.

"a
The Heart of the Commonwealth will ut
ter its voice against the Nebraska iniquity to-
morrow evening at the City Hall. We learn
that distinguished speakers representing all
parties in politics have been invited to speak,
and favorable responses have been received
It would be q gratifying sight indeed to behold
our citizens uniting as one man upon this oc-
casion give expression to the honest senti-
ments of their hearts against the plotters Of
disunion and anarchy, at Washington. Let
US forget that We are partizans for at least a
day, and mindful only that we have one coun-
try and one destiny; rally at the City Hall
Tomorrow evening, to do what We can to pre-
yentthe consummation of the iniquirous pur-
poses of the shareholders and their unprinci-
pied allies.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-03-10
Cambridse Cotile Market.

WEDNESDAY, March 3.
At market 663 Catleabout 600 Beeves and 90 Stores
consisting Of Working oxen Cows and Calves Yearlngs
Two and Three years Old.
Market Beef-Extra, IS! per cwt.; first quality "a;
second quality, 7lj third quality, 6a ordinary s.
Hides--S6A per cwt,
Tallow-SSk to Q.
Pelts-.1 81 to / 60.
Calf Skins-1lk to IL cts. per h.
Veal Calves--S5 to 0.
sroEEs. Working oxen-&lo4 ITO, I14 .12S, 1872, 1856,
162 al 210.
Cows and Cayes-S25 to 6S. 81
Two Years 0ld--s 3S to 65
Three Years 0ld--S45 10 76.
Sheep and Lambs-2057 at market. Extra, sc to IL.
BY Lot, to ST.
Swine--None.