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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

OIL CAKE-1be msket is well supp led bu 1t the current
high freigbts bere uhng DOING At zoe close tor espo
piic-s nominal Thick Round at S3IdSS and Fioa s5
Ter Thin - ,
POTATOES AND 1URNIPS-Potstoes are In good request
with lei, supply Nsrherp asd J.ey Metcers seiGs at
81 2sd 81 rs h bbl sse-ts l0~eI The arrivals large
Southern and Jerseys bring 81 <5d 81 80 DBL furnps are
al 81 T. bbl.
PLASTER-v hite and Bue firm at IS % 50 81. C.
CT ed Unclaimed With air demand at Sl 50 mOnths
PROVl,IONs-TheIe is less disposition TO sell Poft the
SPOT spd The mark /. better IN Mss; there good inquiry
for future delivery the sales O0 bbls S.2a Tor
Nss; s2i for Prime SO 7Jd "a for Clear Included In
the sales 5000 bis Mss sellers option all November at
S2l 50; ard bbs Mess for all she year optin u et
$40 Beef hm the supply sh the sales are 100 bbs At
SIC 75d ST. for pseted Wstsrn Pine Mess Is nrm sales
OF loo Ohio st r. LARD better and In fair de-
sd sales u $50 bbis ct llid PC kegs lSc Beef
Rams hsa at slSdss So TO arive Dressed H'ss are
md wanted Bacon il Of market Butter Is
plenty and l. firm tie mund is good lidlsc Ohio;
Hac. snd g ale fer Orznse County Cheese
in coed demand 9dltc Eg,s in demand at l5dl7c
Nan
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Albany Lumber Market. wEru rsp,,a NJ,
kY~sS sresssas ~ IA " Tysv.. ~

Thu psrss hu been r, h.r m.rs br,.t ~ ~ oes " IA
price, are 'L quite easy Some Nss have -, ~
epd 70. nts made 10 tle South asd Rssi n u.S ~
nom hes er'cf ems "N small 'spscaly vh,r -
vi h,t OF ioim,r sea-. % near b- fn.vi
We md no material cha &c ia p,iees corapu., -,
'sst weeks quota ions ~th our
The y.sds botwuh.tsnAiog tho geI "a liz: 81 n -.
are wei s'oeked with unbe-, and there ~ asSe.s. -,
description "0"IeJ 70 sny
AtChicsso T7s De~ocyatie Press ssy,;
-" The lumber mskrt IL hard, a. sefiye ,nA -,
seeutnuanfs here 10 however no dap ger OF .ay o,.
for he eomus Writer The u.usI d.lsns 'sf'sos
10 e,e o. sSp0y 40 rece p. m.y =. ,sctsd .,e
'tona abe naoFOy ID Fsh dsaaAoa gain v..
Sets o 'ee s,os are smt thine go q aoA f,I
ssason ner zs eco i.st ice. win ,ot .ay 49,
10 psih,pr rer be,f,rH' 1870 80 "'" 'De "~te'
Iie tce-irs hrr- b, The e,r.s for the h,t v..s 4, n
toer' ~ me y-sss oNned SOW hsv. ee-t a. nor,t
Eohrl. Al j nr.at-in shln.l.. A1"-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

FEAlhEhs-Ihe supply Il SUI snEll, thousl n-re nave
teen ONE siTyAi The de raud gpod sales OF 80 pr ne
VesteTb O. s4o46c Sou hern quiet Sdosc
GkAlNIhe denano r eoGtin -cvs, IN part to
urVei prime Dot pe.iy, nd the krs 10 7 bet ef ard
quite unsstt The ss 10 % bushels red SoqtheEa
s.9ss Ca $3.50 e1.hels white DO. al $50 81 o. ss N
ousty; 5000 eusnes red Western Sl 93Gfls; IS roo
ku.bels unsourd Western IS; SO ba.hss 1fs.
r-r white Ohio a. 50 40 and 80 pasbes hiie c.nadan AZ
S29GesSl. Bye IL better and In ative demand 10 pan
arrive nest nonh; CT 80 oco bushels Il 81 5G IS
Cas- and q, Irand asa for State and
i0f Western Barley Il quie and nominal .. 81 Sed sl S.
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WIND-very light
By Telegraph.

BOsTON-Ar. Oct. 10 u. 8. steamship Fulton, M,t1h.
Penacos ih init lat. & "a NJ Ion 79f7 spthe buk I'd
ward hen DE- from Havana for 5wAnseaj 5h lat 81 II n,
D 70 81 bsrk Sarasossa Of phiiaie p1is, standing
SANANNAH-ArT. Oct 9 steamship Florida, New.York
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sPgEp BRoEERs saL.s
ICtfl.. ...sss...saFs 1 Goo ~
Auaraaa ~ hanH IL AaA


Ayepge q Read. - 49t.
Sold by McGraw ard Smith BIovnng's, for the week
epdps Oct sls Sheep and Lambs at $SAo ST. average
IS
Sold by tiumes& Baldwin at Brownngs for the week end
ipg Oct ~: C42 sheep and Lambs ITO Cstte Piices-
Seer fom 81 IS to S5; Lamb I'll 50 10 ~ SO; Beeyesm
81 SO IN so ST. .
Solo bv Thos C. L,kin Brownings for the week ending
Oct 70: abe ut LAMBS at price for Sheep from
81 90 LAMBS from - % to - 49, Il head OF Cattle
from Sc 10 Flo.
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FBrlTSThe sales for three DAYS inc ude 90 boxes Lsyer
and Bunch RA Isc.isei ia cop IS 30 for the toi
ard 50 IS for the latter half boxes Bunch 81 90
$50 drums Sntaba At 6lc t. CASKS Of 5000 ~ -
sc - trails lyes Alnio d ct Hs 50 blcs - do.
Ice. Is lie ghor Con put from hands,
leo bales GreLob Walt AZ Sc o. do Frtnca
let bses Aficn Shelei Peanuts Zee 200 bb Havana OF
st 81 DBL; il GO Dried Apples tSouhvInl al
lsc cssh Peaches les. abauGaA; ,als DC 81 y for
oldr y, ss9S5 for Morris Whes." Apples higher
n iTnLs liberals sal. O. GIeennss at 81 l2idsI IS
Western At s<G 81 50 quote:
Rs sins Suh :, Ga a A41-ond.. Mar. an Is > Is.
Do. Rnet nly bA IS q IS Almond Ivics I'll Isl
Dc. aver, DC. - 3 IS r ~ Auonas Sie'y Ssh. q
CUTrS4ts, Zsnts n p Amcn6s shoisd. p a =
Cron, LsshoEn.. ~ = sA-ins4. y BOX. s. Y 81
A.uosas. LArsoe i5 80
FISH rae receipts have been xh.; tie dem and 10 fair for
boh Cod and Msehsre prices supported; Ales o the
TO- fJI three days o Sc 15 Of th- latter
CO.. hhs neasd qust-tionA Bos Herring
changed, 1900 boxes sold at ga IS for N, |, and SS tor
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sOAPcae i' fair request former prizes sales for
three e SO bxss chi fy lie olive
j Esntts. btld &c. New. York Pale, sac.
SHpT-Dcp and Buck moder request aiysnce
&c. for the 10 Sc. for the later.
shlNS-W.strn Deer cut Of ket C1rpcoa Goat are
tln; - # GO al sc. 8 mos.
srfLTER1he usrteis finn win sales OF % tuns Plates
20 20 months
s1EARlN1he demand is quite active and the market u
bettri sales ofs 90 70 At l2t a t7.c., cash.
SALI'he natet raiber lower Turks Is
$50 buih a. 5d5ls In los Liverpool fine and grJuna are
ouotsrons.
eEEDS-A iIrited demsnd for Clover 70 se.son q.
Ctd c 1iu otby pleuty srd the ..les are a.
s1tus' h pei b9,h R01sh Flax n good oeuani aud
sies Of s2f0e buse $.G$,lo bush .iasses /.
in ,m'n 'uPply srd 70 fru y h-ld az "a "a y bu.h
SiICES-Thse have not eeec 70 d.y Of iuo9rt.
&c or three DAYS the business has been 81, Bag.
fHef Tor export At Etc. in bond, ahO.t da,rsnt
yestts go bsss a. SEE. " bond and 2ju 10 AZ II.
~ tsfs Cloves az &c 90 Cessna Mac
- aie asks and o. Nutlptgs 1t zoe s5; 100 b.x,
Race 6tgr At e sno 10 bags Pepper lie We quot.:
Cssii. IN mats 3 bS5 - Pepper suulstra..... a II
" rsef hace.'.s. 81 PnentO jan tcsshl IL ia
haee...........S 81 Cloves, (eashl.......H III
NUM- Is No l..... 80 as
ueIy i' suie1 without change Of prices
opsLh 10 CRY 10 moderate deaes .up died
tno we stoeA zee tot iIcuceS
Hrtts SEED L-sf u n fsr o.m4ni l. a.uq.,--
uieo 4 nn nd erzfsy actN-; Of ~ nhSs
A'ntntEy idltie 40 hs-s Hsv-na AZ sdl3c aGi IcJ
cn-es setd Leaf ~ : q lsc. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

RICE mer and fairly active the receipts behind the
ek is reduced to cpheri only know Of
SO ties o. u market from first hands, there
Fast India and 3D. hu, little sDasht
II sale. toa,y Of $50 tee st ST mo'tlJ for
SUGARS-The market continues fat; classes Of buyers
have reti ed refners disgust, they
with each obt though the 'mulao with less vshe
The spcol sse yesterday has 10 paeifod
their feelings W. ONLY hear Of cay OF 200 hhd. Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

Showing falling o. tgus fer to, season. IN sh
the at Ia boHcs and ntlins, uatns % IS $685. sails
there Increase In tie receipts Of saves this year socuo
iDs 10 l9.e%.t0 n
We omit quotations as there Is no chsngs to note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

Average price " besd....- IS 10
pesrs Rood Fogs say The market has been active the
pat week Far qua y Of stock has sold at god prices and
clesIs to.ds) with an upward tendency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

r,,s vh,oh was mosly Of OLD Teas and BOT Of eesrse
ies some Of the late mpor-stsn Per WIG Daet We
40, srriv efer-d tpd sold the loS fsfes Oone su
s.r, low =. uryse s.le there f,ry seuv. pqnir, aAl
rx,o., pic ., rock importer bands daily hm
quite hsht thee have hesa 90 I'd 'p. th' seA'
TiN-fr. sroci Of sfes large but the srrivsl.tn prs
net mo 1sr,l; .s. o. 81 Box-s Sd flo %. 40"
ftor b.reoal 7 me a. - say $50. months
LOu-fb. market has droJOioE te0denoy-:ss sap
sr sht sales IS Coc ct 1870 csh; essh Sat
WHALE BoNE-we learn Of .sles Of y. coo ID oeaoisk
OG5tsc cash
aOOL-OBr market hes nsed much strength With come
So I've demand rt fem Shsde ps h- sosss are
stidly dece,sng id-r. eema0n ad.sD stes fr
n. w4,h Of 40 20 70. 81 dS3s 20 eoDflni SdSc i o~'
+d45c for uedam sps q Sc 'or hue r'KonJ go 70
So sse 20, ,ape fine md lca4 f Extra Foreisa quiet;
lt ball. Vssbec DUmossoi aid prvAe 'srns Iae NC
AL. 4 DAY of 9Th fir spint snd eoDs'dsnne tne
ou-H bIooy bit good prices The or-rnS sS eney OF ths
co non au ries and for carp Toe .as ue- TO %.
70 b. Urw.shed M,.'iEnna =. 7tdsf' I'd 40
ia Fur RIO. az l5dl7ic n wsh,c st Nichols at NJ;
10 " she'd Creole l2fc Uuw,,hed DO 81 TIC 70 on-
wished Mestiza srd Me,rsoUsn sdJf In Sssnea saue
Pic. a. ltfc 4 wsshed Corooys at III We quite 80
Am. ieaa 4 + D.f. $50 en1e no. .;'iTS'e
d. Fu rbosd xerno.B di5 South Am unsssaee'
n and .,rtloS ass south Am CoFdovs.. ~ Ca
D. Naive anc Do. 81 asa E.~ Ipdis ~ h-d...2 or
6uu PM ej Co.ntr, African UuT ashod-....
D. 1 Pulled Coonry 50 asa Afrc.c WShed.......n as
r,,rs do. -. ~ a Al Snyrus Up vsshsS. lis q
P,uvinp W.shed so dS2 5rryrrs Wsshed .....& 6I
vs. yer~o ubw ssheo. IS ala -ricsn UoSsso -d'' vs.
So. Con W.sled. 2 dlS
waIsKY-The ttutpd more active 10 pat f., iuu De,
live I'd, sales the Of iCh-nge werc 20 oos az
Obj and Az ?c for Prison The later pace IA is'
lots. Drudge Is firm 81 4le.
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Arrived.

Shin Tempe~ - Shields ~ d., Goa 10 order.
Bal Csroms, Lindsey Charleston d., cotton &c. to Dan
han, Dimon.
Bak u ion (Bru FOREMAN. Bremen Al d. mdse and "
ps. 10 Hepnrg, Muller a Gosiiog
Biz LIST (Pou) dCimpss 81 Cbes 81 d., salt nc,
to L. Aminch Sept. H. lat "a 50 Ion 81 50, saw ship H.
LyT gson
big ernv (swo) Westerly, Gene o. d. iron and SO pas.
Funch Mei1che
sch Tbo. Brosdley Robbins ST. Jonhs ME-, 10 d. fish to
sc6r ssJh (Hsm) Debl,ssen Tsmpco - d., loswoOd to
O. ~. Polfz
sebr O. w. Whistler Jr Stansrd virsio' ds.. wood
Schr Sarah Buen, Pearson, GeoTgeosn So, "a Dsyei
stores 10 Dollner Potter
scbr Direct Van Name, Vlreiols 81 hours potatoes
schr. Per- eseran,e. Rogers, Boston
schr. 40 Sipple, bacon, Albany for 10 ton.
schr fhla1elphis, Rogers Albany for SOston.
sohr GsoR. Emily. -. Aoany for 1Os'on
schr Gen Ehbnhsu-, Hing Porto Cabeio "A d. hides, a.
t. 4 d. Ayr da, Jove 4 Co
Scop T. SJfsgpe, Fbh. Wneham.
Propeller Piedmont Post, Baltimore 50 h3urs, mle to j.
Ri eJ.
sAfLED-Steau SHIPS Black Warrior Hayans and New Or
leans Jauesown Richmond; SCutherne Chireston Auga
ia, Savannah.
WIND-Very light
b. brig Indus Of fSimOuh, s.. while living choir this
morning of edow IaDd \. r. iuto by ssatlns
sedgwck not bDown, bi 70 M'tnlqas, WI which
carried fyns hbboom with be I'D attached and ocr
slight DAMAGE in ris sing, SC
Tie ,cbr EDphenia yesterday from Cufaeos c0nss
to Joseph Faulkner & Sons.
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Reeeipts Of Produce

By the North Rirey BoGt72 4 bbls Flour IS do Ashes
t9 DO WHISKY IL 200 bush Rye 1913 Do Barley 800 do
Oar 3l4 %. Wheat, 1900 do. Corn $50 ups on Cske,
5000 phga Cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
" .px.,pAY.O OF. 10. 1856
CURRENT PRICES fob THIS wEIx

CURRENT PRICES fob THIS wsEH
BEEyEs-The.e cold BY the head Poe egus ~ the
yAue u the wes0t OF e,sf the 9nstrr~ ~
hice and t,Iow OF "ffb orsrter not eonprd In ths
ms k-t, II u Ia Boston.
THs tRcEs TO ~ni ssersge over ens cent loweS
week. frst quality, lolc % ilei deaidu. st0
lye Poorest, haze. But lie. uud=r &c
'EIcIs o, VA C.Lsss Caves 90 s0o~,h
DIE gear 7o h live ~eis except those fr
DAY. oIo Hitte,s' which brs 81 D 20 $50 81
each IL autumn good many sra Cave" TO nor tia
Did 90 os aSaes Zach good fst Vss calls otep high
sz SO.
NILS Cows-rhe price Of dep-sd, opop fancy
the pries II dones ordinVy Co~. tz30tS. good fan
Coz. sSs0 50. quality wb cal s4so$S
SHE rasr LAass-bes sheep Sc 90 worst 81 d Lambs.
S100si;5
SwSE iDos Eor, eoTn-fed, prime and heavy, live
weish s;d7c. dead weigh 9a9c isht do i've ~ ssU
&C. dead sq9c Ohio Hoss corp-i-d prime anc h.svy,
live VT, SIC tEc, d.,d VT stasc isht do i've 6a6ic
q, cd 8dstc. Shifted 1--we 6fd7o dead vt 5d3ic
NswYork State Hogs prime. i've 7G7tc. dead VT ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

Beef Cdlle ia market day, ,7Ss h al.
ST. Proprietor Of tn. Vs,hinrop Drove Yrds
report the Cattle IN tOds, from th- following States:
NewYork s2s Penp'ylysns 4' Ohio, 5j Keatucky, 1885,
Total Receipt. Of cattle for he Week
According reports from the several market pisces in the
rxfy.
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Iotai'''''..,.....';:;'....''''''.:...i'yi

" head. % bS5.
Mr. Moltnort says: The market his week been unusually
better prices than they have
Spring The price has advance from 70 ceots ID
wet The week closes with but fsw sheep on hand
ana the demand &C 1--WE. Coca / ambs doing we'll
Sale tf She's aid Lam bs By ROOD Foge ChambeThds
Bulls Head for the week endips Oct 10. 1855;
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Sew.fork Cattle MarneS

WEFFLY AEPORT " re1eipts sad selling prices
MILK COW s. VEAL CALVES 5HsEP and LAMBS,
.nd sVIsE with carefully ptegsrsd account of "a.
Weinesns, Nzrset It WASHINGTON DROVE ARDS,
lathsi Prspa ed every week, expressly fe' shs N T.
TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

q le0
year Of lizards and scanuias 56i SIC feet and q st,y
Ss-ISob "'
rse eoia receipts BY The e.aLs Ton op.uns Of ,.,..
ton % and iaclUdss To ars1 Oefor M A. 20.
named holo~. ~ To- c~s, ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

waIsRY-The demand 10 active 10 pl f!r future de
live ID, sales the OF Ch-nge verc $50 bos a.
c Obio and i?c or Prison The latter pace Ia To,
lots Drudge Is firm 81 4e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

b
LS-Cu are in fair demand and firm tic, mouths;
Wrought steady for German aud ga lie FIR En-
sli.
CILS-Enssh Lin.sei Is dull holders refusing the
of buyers; sm. ga cth- store pc. sc.
Wbsle firm hoDt nprOv 10 tbs ,nd;
Bic r. fned l. firm, with fair inquy sales of
Winter ana mos Elephant ses a. ga Sc. Crude
and Sperm ed he ck quite moderate; the sales
only iumsc lac wants at - cash LsFi Oh frm;
sales to-day Of 40 bbf. F, City SEC aud 80 bbs Winner
al aSc 4 ms. Red Is finn n 62lc. cash. We quote:
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GUNNYCLoTH-we learn Of sales of 50 bales ., lie, al
at BCslen hl. market. 50 do Isle, de isered
there ,
GUEPOWDER 10 Unclaimed 10 v,lrej TIE demand !,
toy at sas4 q for Bsaiog 81 So for soPPias .1d - 70
. ksg Of p n Rife
GulNO-S,iuv.n in limited demand former quOts
Nns which repeat;
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thirty ceuts in postage stamps.
lndu, esuents to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare and forward
cases for management by this Agency will
be dealt with literally supplied with all
necessary blanks gratis, and kept constantly
advised Of the changes that from time to
time occur in the execution Of The law.
II is within the subscribers power to di-
reel his Correspondents 10 The locality Of
very many persons entitled under the late
Aci; and having Obtained several thousand
Land Warrants under former laws, he is in
possession of data that will materially assist
10 securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual rates-and contin.
gent upon the admission OF Claims.
The highest cash prices given for Land
Warrants, Revolutionary Scrip, and Illinois
Land Patents. Address
S. M. KNIGHT,
March 29,-4t. Washington City.
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Executor's Noice.

NOTICE is hereby given iha, letters tesla
~ menlary upon the estate Of William
Clayton, late of Franklin township, CoInm-
bia county, decd, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Franklin township.
All persons indebted 10 the estate are re-
quesled 10 make payment wiihoutDd delay,
and those having aecounls against The estate
to present them for settlement to
THOMAS CLAYTON,
SAMUEL Emf,
franklin, Feb. 5, I855.-6w. Executors.
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ExECUTOR'6 NOTICE.

I ETTERS iestamsntary on ths Estate Of
II :Kf.FRED MCCLURE, late Of Bloom
township, Columbia county, iced, has Been
efanfed by The Register OF said county 10
Robert Calhcart, aud William Neal, who
both reside in Bloo,nsbufg, 10 said county +:
All persons having claims or demands
against the Estate Of The decedent, are re-
guessed 10 make them known % lhe Rxecu-
Tors without delay aud all PERSONS indebted
TO The Estate, to make pacmeH forthwith.
ROBERT CATHCARTl r...
WlLLIAM NEAL.
Blosthsburg, Feb. II 1S55-6ts.
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Bloomsbury p. office Arrangements
Hours for Mains to Close.

Philadelphia Mail closes daily, excep,
Sunday, al IL o'clock. A. nj.
Western Mail closes daily, except Sun.
day, at ii O'Clock, A. VI.
Wilkes-barre Mai closes daily, except
Sunday, at I O'Clock, P. NJ.
Mail for up Fishingcreek 10 Cambria leaves
or Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al 9
o'clock, A. M. .
Mail for Buckhorn, %Jerseyto',n and White
Hall leaves on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, al Z A. M.
Mailfo r Milyille and Chestnhtgrove leaves
at I o'clock, p. NJ, every Thursday.
PHILIP UNANGST, ?. ".
Bloomsbury, Dec, IL, 1854!
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Gens!emen;-We take mucI pleasure 10 REQ.
ommending your FIRE PROOF SAFES ia
merchants. aud others, who may desire 70
purchase, with. a view TO the pTeservationF ~
their Books and other v~aluabies. The SafS
we purchased Of you, and manufactured By
EVANS & WATsoE, of philadelphia, Pa,
remained ia the fire al the burning OF o0T
store until the entire stock WIS consurned,
the heat being intense as you may supposs
as there were about seventy baffels'of fiquo.
in the Store, besides some seventy thousand
pounds of rags and ropes, and othef articles
Of a highly combustbls nature. We hse
the Safe opened after the fire had. ceased
and found our books and papers preserved IN
perfect order. No. l16 Light street whaf.
Please send as another of youf best Safes,
of the came size, for our future use, and'e.
blige r.. W. W. Isaac,
No. 81 Light street wharf, Baltimore
%BNLnMoRr, MD, May II, 1854. d,
MEssRs f. g. T. FAiRB,sKs& Co.--Gsn-
tIemsn :-It gives US mich pleasure 10 bear
testimony TO the excellence Of your Fire
Proof Safes. The one purchased Of yen,
manIuufactured by Msssefs. Evans & Wat.
son, Philadelphia, Pa, saved my books and
valuable papers, when everything else ia
the house was destroyed BY fire, on tho
morning Of the 18th inst, al No. il6 Tight
street wharf. b.. F.. Willis.
BALTIMORE Mn, May II, 1851.
Patent Slate Refrigera,ors, Seal and Lettet
Copying, Presses, Fairbanks' Platform and
Counter Scales.
Sole Agency for Butterwor,h's, Be.isy't,
Yales' and Jones' Patent Powder Proof Bank
Locks, 49,. ~
Below are The names Of a few gentlemen
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