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sy-We learned while at Cleveland, that
there were some seven or eight candidates for
the office Of Sheriff of Bradleueeoniy. 1t
i. fair to presume, ,ha, ,eytlllef them will
DO defeated
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~ a man of family remarked, the other
day, that on his wedding day he had an idea
that life would he all sunshine, bat it proved
all "moonshine."
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GT The following was the vote in tho
Senate by which the joint resolution author
izing the President to confer the title of Lieut..
General by brcvet on Gen. Scott was ordered
to be engrosscd:
Yeas-Mcssrs. Allen, Atclison, Badger,
Bayard, Benjamin, Broadhead, Cass, Clayton,
Dixon, Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge If Iowa,
Evans, Fish, Foot, Gwin, James, Jones, Ma
son, Pearre, Pratt, Sebastian, Seward, Shields,
Stuart, Thompson Of Kentucky, Thompson
of N. j., Wade, Weller, and Wright.
Nays-Nlessrs. Adams, Bright, Chase, Clay,
Douglas, Fitzpatrick, llamlin, Harris, SIidell,
Sumner, Walker and Williams.
The resolution is now pending in tbs
lower house, and the understanding is that
majority Of the members of that body are in
favor Off it.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 30

The snow ceased falling in Boston on
Thursday night. 1t is two feet deep on Z
level, but in some places has driftcd to
depth Of from ten to twelve feet. No trains
had arrived up to Friday morning, but men
were actively engaged in clearing the track.
At seven o'clock, on Friday evening, it was
showing hard in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YoRK.-A
powerful excitement has been produced in
New York in reference to the Broadway Rail.
road project, whirl it is believed will pass tho
Council despite the Mayors veto.
lncendi:ry manifesis have been issued, CALI
ing upon the citizens to resist, attempts to
demoish the street are being made.
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~ The reply Of Athens Division, No.
900, to the Knoxville Committee, is unavoid-
ably crowded out this week. 1t shall appear
next
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~" We regret to announce tho fact that
circumstances require the suspension, for the
present, of our Knoxville correspondence
We are not without the hope that our cor
respondent will be able, very soon, to ''rc
new his acquaintance as an esteemed friend,
member Of the present Legislature, would
say. Great is the curiosity at Knoxville to
know the individual who has written these
interesting letters, and many persons have
been charged with their authorship. As we
arc fully advised Of every thing that occurs
in the metropolis" on this exciting subject,
We are enabled to relieve the anxiety of the
gtid nuncs there to this extent, viz: that all
their specula,ions have, thus far, proved
fruitless-for none Of the gentlemen who
have been SO freely spoken Of in connection
with these letters, has had anything to do
with them; and, farther, the real author i.
the last person anybody would suspect
Try again, gcn,lemch.
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~ II is understood that Maj. James F.
Cooper, Of Marietta, viii receive, from Coz.
Johnson, the appointment of Superintendent
Of the State Road.
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- One of the London Correspondents
of the New York Tribune ailirms that an
outbreak in Paris is already arranged by the
Legihmists, and that the moderate Rcpubli.
can party will make common cause with them
in the undertaking. Such is the hatred which
the Republicans bear to Louis Napoleon, that
they will not hesitate to eonnive at Bourbon
restoration, in order to be delivered from him.
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~ W. J. McCIatciey was elected Tax
Collector Of McMinn county, on Monday
last. for the present year.
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"That time flies fast. the poct sinrs

"rhat time flies fast, the poet sings,
Then surely it is wise"
To have first rate clock hanging up in your
office, your house, your work shop, or your
store, which YOU may obtain at small out
law
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:-sy.Thc Congressional Committee having
in charge the remains Of the Hon. Brookins
Campbell, who died at Washington on the
25th inst, passed this place on Monday last.
The following are the gentlemen composing
the committee: Mr.. Curtis, Of Pa, Dent, Of
Ga, and Bugg and Smith Of Tennessee. In
another column will be found the remarks Of
Hon. Sam'l A. Smith, the talented member
from this District, delivered in the House Of
Representatives on tho occasion Of annourc-
ing Mr.. Campbcll's death.
EAST TENN. g. GEORGIA RAILROAD.
The Stockholders Of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad held their annual meet
ing ut this place on Monday last. Nearly all
the Stock in the Company was represented,
and much interest was manifested by those
present in the proceedings Of the Convcn-
ton. The report of the President, which VIC
publish at length in our paper Of to-day, is u
document fail Of interest, rcp,etc with vau-
able statistical information, and reflects much
credit upon the new executive Of the Compa-
ny. The earnings Of the Company for the
past year are nearly one hundred thousand
dollars the expenses between forty and fifty
thousand dollars lcnving profits to the Com
pany of over fifty thousand dollars, or about
three and one half per cent. on the entire
cost of the road from Dalton to Loudon.
By resolution of the Stockholders, IN.
der the recommendation Of the President.
scmi.annual dividends will hereafter be de-
clared. This is IN important movement, and
We congratulate the Stockh oldcrS upon the
near approach Of profits upon capital SO long
invested. A corresponding increase Of bust
ness for the next year will enable the Com
pany to declare dividend Of six per cent
upon the cost of the road. The amount ex.
pended in the construction Of the road from
Dalton to Knoxville is, in round numbers,
Sl,50001O. Should the earnings Of the en-
suing year reach Sl5oG00-anl We presume
all will say that this is 4 safe cllculaton--,hrn
deduct 20 per cent for expenses, &c, and we
kaye 800 0G) profits, which is sir per cent on
the cost Of the road.
We are grat'icd to see from the Presidents
report that the road beyond Loudon is in
such forward state Of cons,ruciion---and
that the eastern connections will certainly be
made without delay. These connections no
we have SO often repeated, will make the
stock of the road amongst the most proii,a.
bic in the Unor.
Many other subjects ofintcrcst are discuss
cd in the Presidents report, to which we re-
fer our readers. We also direct especial at.
tenton to the Preamble and Resolutions
adopted by the Stockholders They are brief
and comprehensive, and will meet the hearty
concurrence of the public generally.
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at will be seen then, that in the contest
for the mail, there are two other routes de-
cidedly preferable to that in which the Macon
and Warranton Road is embraced
And now in Diminishing this subject, with
out in the least travelling beyond that which
is entirely within the compass of the "Anglo
Saxon 10 accomplish, let us premise: That
should that most magnificent of enterprises
be carried out, by which the Atlantic and
Pacific will he connected by Railway, and
more especially the southern line through
Texas be adopted and the eastern terminus
be ut or near Memphis, the boldcst and most
enthusiastic spccu",ur on the probabilities
of the future will probably fall short in his
estimate Of the great tide OF travel which
must pour through our borders. Our Road
with all MS capacity will then fail to afford
accommodation for the demand that will be
made upon it, and the construction of ano.
ther track the inevitable consequence.
In conclusion, it may he expected that we
say something of the probable completion of
this work To the eastern terminus. This, to
some extent, is speculative ground and in n
report like this should be cautiously entered.
but relying On the estimates and expectations
of the Chief Engineer, who is more compc.
tent than all others TO determine, we may
confidently assert that the Road will be fin.
ishcd TO Knoxville during the present year,
prorided, ai,cays, that the worthy Storkhuld-
ers furnish promptly the means.
{. WAlLAi, T., President
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to which the Rabun Gap Road will distribute
products, is 2S,0CD square miles, with po-
pulation Of Cos 800 people-wherc:,s the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, with
its connections, opens to us the markets of
the great, rich and furnishing States of
Georgia and Alabama, and also of Florida,
having an aggregate area Of lGs,l00 square
miles in territory, and Il populations of 49,
900 inhabitants. To this may also be con-
tingcntly added the States of Mississippi and
Louisiana, containing an aggregate area Of
$500 square niles, and Il population of
l,l25,OOO people. Here there is presented an
area of territory OF more than Il quarter ola
million of squarshIes, with population of
little less ", ions, inhabiling these
rich and iss, whose chief pro
ducts are 3 gar, Rice and Tobacco,
which is nlres ~ is being rapidly opened
TO the products of our own people, through
the medium of the East Tennessee and Geor.
gia Railroad. 1t must be borne in mind. al
So, that there is now but an average of II
inhabitants to the square mile in these States,
whilst in Massachusetts there are III. In
the course of few years the population of
these States, with the rapid Increase 10 which
they are destined. will be doubled, ii not
Iuadruplcd. And although there are now
other Roads and other facilities of trade to
these markets, there need be no fear of their
competition, nor does il need the vision Of n
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law suits. lt is both just and proper that
they should be protected from such Interrupt
ton w The running of their road in Tcnnes-
Sc, and OF course corresponding indcmniii-
cation extended to ours in the limits of Gcor.
gia. \ more expeditions and perhaps a bet
ter way HAY be substituted for scttliny cnui-
tally just Claims agains, Railroads, and We
suggest that this subject be properly brought
{" the notice OF both Legislatures, aud with
this. that, also, OF tlieinconvenience which has
TO some cxtcpt been experienced in our rel.,-
tons with the Western and Atlantic Railroad
in tho arrangement of Tariff Of Freish,s -
We Conceive that an undue Impotence i.
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Copper-Piate aud photographic

Of silver Spanish, Red Hone. and New Styles al
which oleted for sale a. the lowest priccs
BosroS, Eel. % lisa. y Gna
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Consumption Cured.

New \ ofEs Doc. ", 1893.
came 10 New York il the zip eia.r,ph my na-
live itcr b. -. Johu, New Buns ics ~hen reach.
ed fiis cfty. tny h-ath poor had vefy bad
cough. raised slud dei Il matter sheh frequent
~ uiiNrd With bi'od Nad pam ia my len .iJe, aud
we very week and enlucNhed. Ny ftrnds add phy
sieitu Vrlnounced mY ease Cnusumpii1n aud be yoni
tho reach ef nefi'inH. heard accids,ttiiy ct Df.
tur'i-'- lsE-aua- % inhiii hss--a Nfpar -.a
cts.+s =sr-f, and ohitfucd iachu-e Which I venly
hrne'r N4- the mean col saving ml hie. Soop ait'I
wctna- thu Inhaler. uutd d relieved the pressure
uH uI ilngs, sud ufef Nhile the disease made is
pr..,lrtuDe upon the suifs'e under ine lnhHlrr. I
fuus The Chsry Syfup as difscsed, ant continued to
do 80, M cough gradually gtuwiag hcttsr, untii IN
ufels isi. mr. AID nov cOustuef uisse 1uTcd. 4
sii wear the lnhalsr the ct rather pleas
anI hfiicsing u Strengthening und purifying 10
ihr longs, feel ua~ii ing al Prrasrnt 10 d'.pense
wNni JOHN WOOD
-ollay BOYD 4 PAUL., M. l49 Chan,hefs Sifcei
4. a. HtNG, conner 81 Iuhn stfeet aud Broadway, n.
Y pnc. IS psckage
=. N.-Auy getsun inrlosing 81 20 BOY % & PAUL
OF GURUS 4 fEh kiN-. New York, wili receive a
pacr ago. containing hottie OF Hsgean Nanor oas Of
rhay 3rup aud an iuhtirf neut hux b. oxpfess.
foe o. any oil the Uuued Stites Or iuut pack D.
.ss foi so. Ageut Dor Montpelier, FRED. +.
SANTA. gg.iy
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Cholera.-Three deaths occurred in the
family Of +. 5. hurd, al Rochester, N. III
last week. Mr. aad Mrs. Cyrus l.. French
also died at jerkley Mass. Seven fatal
cases are said to have occurred at Cape May,
n. j. At last accounts 1t was decreasing
IN Montreal and had almost entirely dlsap-
peared from Quebec as an epldemic. AT
Toronto. the disease was prevailing with
considerable violence; fourteen new cases
having occurred on the 10Th, and SIX deaths.
1t had also appeared at 81. John n. B., and
several persons have died. In Newark, n.
J. the disease Is increasing.
Charles l.. Reed died at New Bedford OF
cholera.
Tho total number af doa,hs in phAadel-
phia last week was 49,, including 81 by
cholera.
AT Hamilton, Ca, there were % deaths
from cholera on the 18Th inst.
The deaths from Cholera at Montreal for
the 18th, 18th and Goth inst. were II.
The number OF deaths from cholera at
Chicago on the 18th was nine, and on the
18th. eleven.
The Board of Health Of Toledo report ~
deaths by cholera for the "a hours ending at
noon on the 10Th inst
Letters from Mt Sterling, (Ky) about 33
miles East from Lexington, state that the
cholera prevails to such extent in the town
that all except four or five families have left.
All the stores are closed. The disease does
not prevail at Lexington or IN its vicinity.
The following Is from the Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser, Of Monday;
On Saturday and yesterday. exciting ru-
mors were circulated respecting the sudden
breaking out Of cholera among the Irish la
borers al the Suspension Bridge at Niagara
Falls, and the reports gathered confirmation
when two of our leading medical men, Drs
Hamilton and Hunt, were requested to re-
pair to the spot to render assistance to tn,
sick.
The deaths in all we learn have been a
bout fifty. Yesterday the disease was ioun,
to have considerably abated and the symp
toms less violent. DIR. Hamilton exhorte,
all the people to abandon the low ground 70
some days, and his advice was general!
taken. The tol-keepers at the bridge ar
both dead. and on Saturday aud yesterda,
the gate was abandoned and free passage
was allowed. The disease had been tn
most fatal on the Canada side, and Their
were ten burlais there yesterday, to four o.
this side. We do not learn that there is an
sickness at all at any of the hotels, and tn
rumors Of deaths there we believe to b
wholly unfounded. The shanties on the !o'
ground are now oil closed and the work
entirely suspendd d.
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

DuRE dry and ground White Lead and Zinc, White
Zinc In varnish, Florence White. Fire Proof Paint,
U. NJ and Plus. Blue, Chrome and French yello~,
Eosll.h, Chinese snd American vernillion. Chrome
and Paris Green, Boiled aud Raw Oil, Tufpe utne I'D
Natnish aud many other auiclss 10 this line which
will be sold very low fpr cash BY
Msy =, 1854 g SCOTT FIELD.
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Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, y. !. Dec. 20, 1883.
Fer about eight yeurs have been severely afflicted
wIfh the Asthma ofthe last two Nrai have suffer-
beyond aii ny powers OF description months at d
time | have not h'e, ahIo TO sleep 900 bel. getting
,shai rrst could stiing BOO my char Ny difficulty Of
breathing, aud NV suferngs were great times,
Bat iof houts together 10Y trends expected that each
hpu, would be NY last. During the last six ycafs I
hAsr bad the aid and attendance OF some The most
celchried phy -ieiaus, but have received pc
cent benefit and hut ltle renei. at til had tho
good fof uur 60 procure Dr.. Cuns's Hsgeaha or 10
halm- Hsgean Napof aud Cherry syrup. Al the time
inst obtained %. ! wac suffering under Of my
most violent attacks, and ia are distress, almost
-uicafn- for waui OF breath In less than teu mia
itom the uno applied the inhalet TO ny sioni-
aen aud took te spoonful Of the Cneriy syiup, wa.
rrnsvcd 10 great measure IRON The hifnculty ul
rratIuns sud had a comfortable uight. have since
coniunsd q sith the greatest possible heueht, and
,n uuS Comparatively we'll. tod ouly knows The
amoaut af suneficg this ne icine he relieved me
Tom. My advice 10 tho SOLDERING IsYi
MARGARET IASTDN,
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Also, the PERFORMING ANIMALS of
Herr DRlESBiCH 4 Mr.. LiNGW0RTHY /.

Pair d LIONS a LfONEss, pair Of ROYAL BEN
CAT TIGERS, JAUGAR, COUGAR, LEOP-
ARDS, lGLk and PANTHER.
A- Tn Ho'a Bengr Tigers arc tho finest pecimen.
evri ekhibted anG the Great Feat OF tateriag their
Deus hds news before bcen performed hy mon.
NJ. LAsewoHIHr viii intro. uce and perform the
Elephant Auu, a. wei rs the fouies aud Aoukeys.-
Elephant Hannibal vii be- inifoducei VITA the oedaA
ur- "a.
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SALT IstaEUm or rETrrR.

THIS is TO ceuin. that having used Myers Com
pound Estruei OF Rock Rose, for the Salt Rheum,
with complete success, would siucerel- recommend
nas tho best article u-e, to ~ who tfuu led
with ,he Ike compliant. IRA WALKER.
Bo.ton, March q, -52
Ry- MANUFACTURED fof the Propretors BY &.
~ WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Sew
Haven Ct. For sale by PRED. Z SMITH eud n. q
TYLER, Montpelier VI, add dealers IN Medicine
generally. ~hste pamphlets, SC. may he had gratis.
qq-Irv
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WovpERFuL DIscovrRv has recently nren made
Nv Dr.. Euriis, Of this cuy IN the treatment Of Con
sumption Asthma and al Diseases ihe l.nngs.-
We feict TO " n. CHrfis's HugeqHu fahaifng Hy-
rsaH papor and Chrrrv Sarup.n Mfh this new meth
cd ur 4. has restored many afflicted TO penrct
health evidence Of which he has iunnmerahle
certificates Speaking Of the ifoatment physician
remark. lit evident that iuhaur Constantly
breathing au agreeable healing vapor, tho medicinal
properties must rnme direct contact with the whole
OF the Unsl cavity Of the lungs and thus scape the
many aud varied change. produced them when IN
troduced nn the zach and subjected 10 the process
Of digestion. The Hygeana t. for sal by FRED T.
SMITH, Montpelier, Vi, sad at al the druggists
thfouehou, ihe countiy.-Erom ne .Ner fotk Dutch
fnaa II Jan. ~.
SEQ advertisement Of Medicated lnhalaiioa in anoih-
a. column ct this napes. 9O;iy
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THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine |! !

nR.LANGLEN'S ROOT AND HERB JAUNDICE
- BiTfhRs-eomPosed Of sasaasnila, yellow
Dock, Ddndeiion, pnckley Ash, Wild Chevy, Mand-
rake, khuhasb, &c., compounded ss 20 act in
cert With nature. The effect Of this medicine upon
the system most wonderful Ihey cure aud eradi-
cate f8m the system LAYER Compliant. thai main
wheel Of many diseases, Jsuadice, Bile, Dyspepsia,
Costiy~nes. Hsmofs OF the blocd and skio, Iadiges
ton, Nervous Weakness aud Headache, Pies, Ganer-
al Debility, and the host Of tinded diseases arising
tom ds.Idefed stomach VI Dad sad inpu.e siato al
the blood.
osiy Is cents for plat and 81 Ia cents to- quart
bottle. Try u and sou ~iIi be sairhsd. Wholesals
Depot, ~ Uaisp street. bosion sold BY all Medicine
Dealers ~ Nsrmout rs tm.
whelssais Aseai, q. q. TYLER, Montpelier, v,
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Cramp and Pain Killer.

The WI W a-tonished the wonderful cures per-
formed by the CraaP and Pam hsiler, prepared BY
CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known lot removing pais in all iof the OF
spinal compiaiuts, cfsmp 10 the hm's ani stomach,
rheumatism 90 aliHs forms, bilious chulic, chill and
teyer, hurns throat and gravel decidedly the
best remedy the world. Evido of the most
wonderful cue, ever performed BY any medicine are
a. circulars Ia the hands OF Agents. You may be
Ties ol this medicine have been zOld New Eng I'D
the past Xix Of eight yeaGsit IL tor the hrst
being introduced iato all The principal towns New
YORK.
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Nfatba.

AZ Willismsburgh. Canada West Of Cholera, Capt
John VI. willard forme " Of Bare, W. aged ebout q
years.
IN Motctown, lith inst, Ssmaniha. daughter OF
Dana e.. and Mahitahlc cedy, ngrd 20 year. moaths
ffinters In Illinois are requested 10 notice.
10 Bolton, Miss Marietta Bari,ef, aged "A aud few
hours amer her mother, vie of the late Gideon Barber
Esq, boih ~ measles. They we've buried IA the same
grave The 1911 inst
In Pomiret, July ilh, Harvey Bruce, ESQ.,, aged SC
years.
Ia Windsor, July "a, Dr. Lawrence Hubbard, aged G.
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The Boston Papier Maohe Co.,

take pleasure Boz saying the people OF thus country,
that they now have Two lttse i1ctori sin the mnnu
iactufe OF Ptpief Machs pruainents-and are pfsrar-
ed 10 execute oidors any design sha't notice.
ur work has been fully tested, and l. preferred
both for It, beauty and durability and ches pncss over
s kinds ~ clTvad work. from which % j. difficult
for even the most practical eye 20 dttusuith a. We
pre- Dated to spca Of the of Pupier Mscho
uot matter OF eonrc ure guesswo ORR, but a.
feaiy.
We would fefor particularly 10 the new and bsau,i-
ful church recent, built 10 Nnxhuft. by the Dudioy
street Bap ist Societ, where Gothic work mag he
10 Pannel-, Ciockets Rosettes, and Flowers 10
front Of Gsiery large Arches, Cross, crockc's. Bat.
tiements, Columns & ur SCREEN Patofa'-, Fineals,
Norman Roses, Cop or pulpi, aod in The gallefy
may be seen one Of Nessrs Simmons & Co.'S irre -
gahs ofnamrnfed entire with Pipief Machr. A.n. to
large number of elegant private houses IN this city
sad vicinity. Fnnr tuilt aud finished By lhlson, Jur
nef 4 Go eight built J \ Turner Co., Chief Jus
rce Shaws house Mount Vernon Suret. aud Ia re
number Of othef- iurri.hcd hoib Inside aut out aud
the ship. Cabins OF Daniel Webster hordshire
Gem 81 the Ocean, Herald 81 the Mourning, Boston
l.ifht. sc sc. SC.
Architects and others use the Papief Mnche 10 pre-
FERENCE To any other m1tcrial We isVie all :" coll
ouf Wnfo Rnaa,-, Mu-eun Builaings, ~ = &c IRE
mont street, Rnslun, and sNumn tins urw article
used .uhsiiufc tor Carved wood, Plaster and Com
position Ornamental waft. ortefs Prumpiiy attend
ed To-. A idreas
BOsToNFArtER NACHE co,
20 GIN ~ and 1i fremont to.fsn.
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TERMS
H!arkGt5.
Cambridge Cattle Markc ct.

Cambridg Cattle Market.
wrDSKsDAy, Juiy 90, 1854.
Reported for the Atlas.
Al market ttds, Gel Cails. aSout 600 Reeves. and 81
Stores eonsi ting of Working Oxen, Co.'S and Year
tugs Two aud Three Years Old.
Priees-haiket Beef-txifa s. per ewti lst quality,
$50 % quality 81 7,25; Sd quality $3.50 ofdia-
ar s475a5
Hides-s6.50 az perc VI
Tallow-ss so 300
Pru-37 q &c
Calf skins l5c per H.
BaUelling Catt e--Nohe,
Veal Calves-ss, 6,7se At market AL.
slorvs-WoTkins o,en-s7O, rs, 81, 96, lO4 liz, l2i
l62.
Cows and calves-sal, %, %, 81, "a, f2a52.
Nearlings-None. Two Years Old--SlS, -, Is, %
a IS ThreeyesI. oLi--s3l. IS, IS. Al, a., 81 Ga
sheep and La%ss aSia6 At a,srket, Eais, 81 50, S
swine Wholesale, hsfd fat Hog 4 2 a 3-4c
Remarks.-fhs market 10 we'll stocked. and there ID
sui aslieht down~sFu teadeeey ca all qualities o
stock. breasdosn on the huilAnd Bofiugtor
Rail'oad delayed the cattle tram on that route.