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NEW GOODS EnR q I,NraEMEN-r ]. STEER. 81,

NEW GOODS FOR GENrLEMEN.-P. J. STEER, mer-
IN fnilor large and beautiful stock Of
which he respectfully invites the
tent of his md The public.
addition and varied stock Of cloths cassimers and
centIemen's furnishing
goods Is very select and cemplete such
Scarf, ctavst-, stocks. ucs gloves
suspenders. hosery
silk cotton, and wooen un5srsbirs, drawers, SC.
He prepared make clothing order short notice
style of upsurpasssd elegance, ard At fair prices.
Gentlemen collected call choice Styles
No, $50 Seventh street.
Sept l2-anwd
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EULOGlE.S of Calhoun, Clay. and Webster-com-
IL piled from official documens-rhs book Of 900 neatly
bound, be furnished purchasers at 81 per copy.
Distant purchasers BY remittDg 81 have single copy
their address by mail free of postage.
One hundred will he sent by free Of charge
remittance Of ST5
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug l2-dEcp2m' Seventh street, Washington, d. &.
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y GIDsoS's Drawing and Painting Academy, No.
u 523 of and 2t streets,
now eopened tar The reception OF pupils The following named
branches arc augt Landscape, and miniature
IN oil and water eoos Typographical Architectural anatomical
aud machinery drawing perspective and skeichrg from
Oct A-codlws
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sy y. G. meGUIssE. Aucs.oneer.

VALuARLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-I
will sell, "Wednesday, October the 10th,
Premises desirable business
i tew doors north Of Pransyivaais
part lot G. and improvements, in square No. 3io-
The buildings brick, covered viii,
cellar with conveniently arranged dwelling
and side alley.
To persons DESTROYS Of business location
rcekpg property rapidly
ceasng value, inducement purchase
5000 annum.
One fourth cash the balance In H. 49, and "a months
with from day OF sae the deferred payments.
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
Oct Id AuctOnegr.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS orrloR.

The Passenger SAp LawThc act Of March ,, 1885, reg
uatng the carriage Of passengers steamships and other
vessels and imposing penalties and punishment for contra
yenton, made applicable ships abroad in sixty days in
Europe and six months in other parts Of the world and
quires notice Of the be given in all foreign ports
through the Departmen Of State.
Held that when such notice had failed TO be given in such
foreign port and the master Of vessel had thus
uneonsciousy offended it proper for remission
Of forfeiture and for pardon of the master.
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GoLp-MlsISa CALIFoRsIA--TuE raospEcTs--A cor
respondent of the Boston Post thus spesks of the mining
prospects in California:
Dust is high for lack Of water which latter is said to
be unusually low Old heads predict early rains and hard
season. SO mote it be. The country is netcd with
bitches THAI the water Is distributed very much which
greatly facilitates mining operations Rich striKes
made every day, and you may it down point
worth arguing that the mines will give in your
day mine. The old miners say the country isn't fairly
'prospeced yet is H. Cold lies everywhere from The
rverbeas to the mountain-tops 1t is found in the bow
els OF the hills In old covered deer with
the washngs OF many centuries perhaps by volcanic
WILSON'S. have this year claims paying $1,000 a
day to eight men, and paying that too week after week
To go down about shutdown and them pan out
rich sight; to the rich bright gold turned over and
over IN the muddy water here lump and there lump,
some round like shot, like dripppgs OF candles as
though il had been voed forth the bowels OF the
earth in running streams rolled out fiat by the grind
ing Of huge boders and mixed with all the beautiful
goldfish scales, and the fine dust, almost impalpabe
powder-gold-all god-m every conceivable shape. mol
IL isn't all gone yet but for many year to the
mines viii yield their rich TO the hardy aborer
Flour WHsELlSo.--There is a large business now
doing in tho receipt and shipment Of -four at Wheeling
The uteuigencer Of that city says:
For nearly ten months past il has been daily flowing
INTO our city from the West the Central Ohio railroad
portaon through the richest Touring region Of Ohio
me amount already shipped for the eastern market on the
baltimore and Ohio railroad is immense.
There is another feature in the shipment Of -four TO this
city which may have escaped the observation OF many per-
sons not Immediately Interested in She trade il is The
snip -four from this city to Louisville IL pays muci
better Tor Louisville Cincinnati, and places above these
points to send their -four here These places have dscoy
cred 'he fact and are prohting byitp
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New Singing Book for 1856.

Oac Thousand Ttnes and Anthems.
WOODBuRY'S work, The Cythara,
IL sees and music dealers generally.
The publisher will OF postage stamps
single copies eacets for prepay posisgr
thereon +. J. HUNTINGTON, Publisher,
Octe-eod3ts % Park Row, New York City.
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Kau,a. gleet;oa.

ST. LOUIS, October s.-Reurns OF the election Ia Kansas
have been received from Aohon county and
city, ana are all for Whitfield Partial returns have been
received from Donphanj they ALSO all for the
didate.
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OF FICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August s. s55.
Notice hereby given holders of stock OF the loan authorized
redeemsble and after the 18th Novembe
ie6, whole Of thai stock will he purchased by
this previous to the 30h November next
Tor which premium will be paid in addition to the SUMS
expressed in the certificates.
of other loans Of the United
OF the amount Of 600 will
be during period at the following rates:
i842 premium of for stock
loans OF 67 and l646 premium Of 10 cent and for
Of $780, commonly called TeIasndem
nifty stock, premium Of six per cent.
Interest will also be allowed the rate stipulated in the cert-
July day of settlement here, with
addition, enable The Teasurer' draft reach the
Certificates department under the
ce should be duly assigned the United States by the party emil
tied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these viii be made das upon The
Boston, New York. Phladepha the pariies
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
esese Treasury.
Aug 4-difNoy30 Intel. b Etar
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4 LEA, Philadelphia have ready
call and herapeueal relations Including akeich
has appeared city Philadelphia
with with
me other well
gons ny H. La Roche, H. d. la two large and handsome
octave volumes, Of about fifteen hundred pages.
Those who desire the
questions connected with yellow fever, pub
lie HYGIENE conagion sc will
dence direct and collateral collected with the
colaied, ascd, and with logical
There few subjects before the public
than these, which
should be
call asntion WORK like this which body,
Systematically arranged all the investigations OF scientific
and al The recorded facts which have bearing the
question involved.
For sale by AL booksellers Sept 30--eo3t
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A NEW Material for Ladies in bisck-Pack 81 vene-
IL IaH,o admirable article, constantly hand.
bark bombasins, chnies
A large nppiy Of mourning shaws and mnntlcs.
ibpi.ees silks, real choice the lot.
With 3ie tots Of other superior mourning goods which
making daily additions.
Sanye needing mourning goods who be Of the
stock, cordially invited examination
ono pre only need be under apprehension
being 0grtcinged.
of white hanne5 blankets,
goods fun this
Delay closing any bills present expected
Good articles prices, dealing
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores" building
Sept e9-d!otlf opposite Centre Market.
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by A. GREEN, Aucrsoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrION.-On Wednes-
day. the Instant shal SELL in front of tho premises
o'ciocs M subdivision Of No. 342
of Ih avenue,
square feet
The above property Handsomely
of the most desirable rapidly neigbohoods
ITO ting the the Washington Statue.
Also sha proceed
south part lot No H. in No 46 fronting %
inches on in street, 100 feet This
ot being near Northern Lbeny Market Terms made
n, sale A.. GREEN,
Octg Auctioneer.
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observation-disclosures to day. rs cheap
~ Those who failed
OF the be supplied.
those medium and French
riboa.
Ntw supplies in sI other kinds Of mourning goods
assorted silks.
pairs Blankets of crib
die blankets
New and cheap lots Of NIL kinds OF pure linen gsods
% pieces bright piaids for children's
as pieces fine white haBues
dry goods for general family
New goods received daily.
Delay closing any present expected
one price only.
Good arecs low prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
"Cenual Sfores,' building,
q-l0uf Market
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HENERAL AGENCY AT WASHIN2TdBN.--The sub
u scber, formerly Of Richmond Virginia. having esinbshG
city,
Department., tenders his
especially revolutionary
and pensions under The recent acts ofCongiess
Having purchased the Of the David Darlington
lie has perhaps, the only index which
Of revolutionary in the fret auditors Office il
Richmond. He has cOp;0nE naex
the other public Offices in the Caito, Of Virginia These, and
Accommodations other OF
hope him just viii b.
il, the himself may he entirely
unable IL.
claims under the Of Sd March, 1885, giving lG0
qhargeS will be very moderate FELIX RICHARDS.
RErKRkEcKs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, AccOMac, virginia.
james Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James f. Heath, late Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond,
Virgins.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John g. fendietOn, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, ID. G.
William j. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Undertake, csq., New York.
March 7--dAcply.
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HAhAfS'S Dental Suyxsryy 9Th edition.
III Tayirrs Law Gio.ssv edition.
Nortb Amenean Review October.
DE Bows Review October.
Mistakes Ia Speaking Wiling Pronunciation corrected.
Price 20 cents.
oct9 PRAscK TAYLOR.
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NRoonIt,Es, WINES. Liquors. &c.--we beg leave 10

NNOCEKtl CS, WINES LIQUORS, cxc.-We beg leave 10
tI and the public stock
groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black teas
Rio, and Laguayra crtees
brown
Family, snr.rfnc and u honr, bbis, and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
n spices of description
every complete
Wines. Liquors, snd Cigars.
Madeira sherry port, clnre champagne wines OF
brands part very superior
brandea, whiskey, gins &c, in wood and glass
Together large stock OF Havana German, and domestic
cigars.
goods with other articles which
inducement for
call befor. supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, CO,
South side Penn. between Ak and 9th Streets
Oct Il
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Aug 4-dihNov0

Aug 4-diftNov3O Intel. . sfar'l
Great Sale of Town Lots in Kentucky City.
IN Monday October a. 1855 sale Of lo,s Kentucky City VIII
aispos.a o. rapid growth permanent pros
ii The most
LIBERAL TERMS,
D m payment.
lucky upon te east bank Of tho Mississippi sc fifteen niles
MOUTH OF THE OHIO,
and jus, below and adjoining the present town Of and
great and Ohio railroad, a, ! northern terminus.
and w r. @ q s u 5 - ] as he
liant Of situated, and being terminal
a"%
grounds. he Height The S and sSak
70 10 railroad sss1 y ls q and s1y
Waie" from .his all seasons Of le
bank and having coaissssdy
direct eonneson raioad having
within he, limits By , wse h nssn
Cairo also BY like connection with he
sss syS A.
ao me 81 Lou ma W. ~ va, hanl ~ s river onossI,e our
The o. or a
eshsd with sugar cotton rice, tropical q
al he poas s"% tic
i aSd OHIO V w h and lengthy su
] CITY Ss.g as ws ru
Atlantic and the cities Of the northern lakes Inc in
products d.en. must take place must hey
:. nsss Be- Ss and n n @ e h"
located and besssd win many ami
Terms years,
esss and one and years. credit
balance, at the option OF the purchaser 49, o
BEN. EDwAnDs GaEy,
order % my their e. h I'M Mss asa Ohio
Railroad Company, he proper suho.ass
ss hundred SIX bonds ons s
s1aa..a ~ he oSo
tho %s,s sy s be
sale 10 Kenncky Cone-ha payable down. inc oasI ha IN
Two years thereafter sSilh;6ssK,
,rHE FINE NUMBERS opened yesterday.-5p pieces
fine and cheap French black cloths
nice dunn n c cassimeres
The prices goods moderate and coors
rented
supply goods adapted for boys wear especially
s.co .; or s"a g ,oo. ,a,oe q, GENERA,
family consumption .,.., 80, +
Ah having price, we are enabled TO Offer
our eoods at The lowest Ssure.
Good Articles pr,cc dealing be relied in all
Delay closing bins no, espss,ss
Central sores, "west buidng,''
Sep 3o-lodd Opposite Centre Market
THE DELAYED LOr.--Those extraordinary WIDE thick,
o. ladies who have been expecting them had better call early
An supply kinds of nssrcd and plain
black , % our sw ,. and diaper. Of
PATTERNS unusually heavy ,icck Of pare hnen
habit Of buying linen goods Of ~
would surprised examine
Dealing linen goods, we have every facility
for Offering real Bargains.
OPENED YESTERDAY
900 pairs blankets from fine and large
100 bed cnmfort~, heavy md well made.
pieces enr-, all widths.
New goods received daily
and 10
have paid their bills presented July isf
ARTICLES reiied all
| PEkkf bhoihBh,
Central Stores /" west building"
sep ao-I0kif Opposite Centre Market
,OR RENT That ne hsnasoms,y situated tho
Thirteenth New York For
agpyW -
Oct 3-eoda EVAN HUGHES,
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[rALi and Winter Sly les of Genticmen's and Y0uhs
ready made eohipg at Wholesale and relative
displaying Of extensive OF
clothing be found in this market Our stock embraces
fashionable
ali elegance which cohing
NOAH WALKER Il Co,
Matbie Hall Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building.
a0-lwif
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Amusemenfs.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Positively week Of
DR.. BEALEs GRAND PANORAMIC VIEWS
ofthe Arctic Explorations
IN SEARCH on SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
In connexioa with the
SIEGE AND BoMBAaDMENr or sEnAsroroL,
Executed great Hedge, hom sketches
taken on The spot BY The explorers
Adnirps nightly testify that ibis is the most sueime
interesting peasng and instructive work OF arr ever exhibited IA
evening O'Clock and Wednesday, Thas4ay,
and Saturday afternoons al 3 O'Clock.
Tickets. - centsi children i2S cents. ..,-.
October - and for week only in alexandria, at Loeny
Hall, ON Monday, October la
National Theatre.
Also Of Museum, Balimore
Stage MI. 1ErFAhso''
The entertainers. viii take paes on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, ocropxK 10, 1855,
On which great bill VIII be presented;
PZARRO; OR, THE DEATH OF EoLLA.
M. !. Z SCOT
Pzarro 4 MeDohough'
Fnvore Medley Miss Virginia kembs'
The entertainment conclude viii,
JONATHAN BRADFoRDi OR, THE MURDER At Tns
ROADSIDE INN.
Jonathan Bradford Mr. e. McIonoueh'
Caleb serimidge, twh sene) mr. iaas'son
Farmer Nelson. MI Ms, p
sally sishaboa. s's. jefferson.
For particulars small bills of The day
PRICES ADMISSIONS.
parquet so csnts
Family circle, second ucr..
No charge book open Tuesday
/. Oct 7-3t
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TOR RENT That house handsome,y situated the
Thirteenth and New York For terms
apply
0ct 3-eodA EVAN HUGHES,
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AN OLD pIoNEER.GeneTal Peter A. Sarpy is the oldest
inhabapt of Nebraska having resided in that portion of
the country thirty-three years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08

MONTPELIER Town OFFICERS AT the March
meeting on Tuesday, 9th inst, the following of
ficers, who are understood to have constituted
| the Native American ticken, were elected, viz. :
Town Clerk, GEORGE L. KIKsMAN; Selectmen,
U. W. BANCROFT, CHARLES Red. A. w. WILD
Err; Town Treasurer, JOHN A. PAGE; 0yerseer
OF Poor. JACOB ScoTT; First Constable, LEVI
BOUTWELL,; Second Constable, SETH THOMPSON !;
Listers, HOMER W. HEAToN, CARLOS BANCROFT,
EBEN ScRIBNER, Jr. Town Agent, r. R. KEITH !;
Trustees of Surplus Fund. Ii. H, REED, JOEL
DMoCK, JABEz W. ELLIS.
| The FATAL REsULT-Dcath is but too oiten
the termination, of what, in its beginning, was
lightly treated, and fatally neglected as common
cold. The snow-bal does not increase faster by
rolling than does danger from an unchecked Cough
or Cold. When inflammation once seize upon
the delicate tissue of the lungs, the progress OF
fire is scarcely swifer or more fatal than that OF
Pulmonary Disease, through its various stages,
to its terminus, Death Yet it may be arrested
In all cases by prompt resort to DR.. Rogers
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Cancha'agua.
The proof of this is most ample. The Propri-
etors have on file at their office and open to in
spection, great multitude of letters from those
who have used it in every form of Lung Disease,
and they speak in the most unequvocal terms of
the benefit it has aiforted them Among them
are letters from such men as Major L Van Blu
rem, Rev. F. 7. Tiffany, A. F. Campbell, Pres
ident of the Brooklyn Fire Department, and
others of equal veracty and intelligence. Those
who are troubled with Lung or Throat Disease,
would, do well to ''make note" of these things.
STEAM Gun IN ENeLAND.-A London cores
pondent of the New York Spirit of the Times
says that among the many interesting expert
ments that are daily performed in England, is
Perkins Steam Gun, which is just now attract
ing great attention. The gun is fixed, and the
experiments are made. driving out balls at the
rate If 300 to 400 minute Mr. Perkins has
offered TO the English Government to erect a sin
gle steam gun that shall take Sebastopol or any
other Russian stronghold, "a distance of five
miles He proposes to send ball of one ton
weight that distance, and with much greater eff
feet than with powder one fifth that distance. 1t
to give orders for the manufacture of this gun,
in order that the experiments may be tried.
A BANKRUPT CIry-The Belfast Qreland)
Mercury makes the strange announcement that
the corporation of that city is bankrupt, that il
has in fact failed, with debt of $50 600 pounds
$751; 1850, OOO).
A San Francisco paper mentions a pine
log, 90 feet long, which turned out 900 fee
of clear stuff without knots or wind shakes
That one tree will build two houses, each two
stories high, and fifty feet square, furnishing al
the square timber, pldnks, shingles, etc, woult
not be credited in the Atlantic States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
A DIALOGUE,

Mrs. 81 have bought Carpet.
Mrs. W-Havc you Where did you buy land what
did you pay /!
Mrs. Sat LYMAN & KING's-and paid only 72 I-2
CENTS for Carpet that before they commenced cling
CHEAP, was 81 cents. Come and see it.
Mrs. WHow beautiful it looks the floor Why 1T it
just like mine, that paid 90 for in Burlington will
go to Lyman Kings tomorrow and get for my Paror
Chamber. EXIT Mgs W.
We will just say for the good of friends that Lyman
King selling Paper Hangngs and Carpengs 20 per
the Market they wish to reduce their stock very low
before April 1t would be well for all look in themselves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
BOSTON MARKET, Mar. Q

FLouR-tienessee, Michigan and Ohio superhnr, $685.
fancy, 50, so; extra Genesee. sll 90 to 1900.
GR.S--Corn, yellow, O9c white ,95c. Oats NOR III
orn. Coo. Rye, ,3oc. Wheat, $o,0Tto 600
PsovisIoNs--Prmt Pork, sl400 per Dbl. Mess is SO
Clear, Sl650. Boston Mess Beef, $500 1900 Lar
IL a ID Hams 10 lie per ID Butter, common an,
store l4a lac fumily ,23 Csc. Cheese, new MIX
lOc rou meal, a6. Potatoes, so, IS 30 pc bush
HopsFist sort 1854 SOTO 35c per lb '53 crop IS to2
sErps.--Herds Grass. s2,75 3,ah per bush. Glove
| northern, 10 10 l6c perlb.
| AsHEs-Pearls, S7,i2 1875 percwt; Pots, 800
Wool-Prme Saxony Fleece 43 a Ate; Full Blood, 80
AZ three fourths Blood 80 40 half do 90 49, no
| and one lou nth do 80 a 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
A MUSICAL JOURNAL
FOR THE MILLION

THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains oveI
One Hundred Pieces of New Music, besides vast
amount of CRITICAL instructive anl entertaining reading
aFn, wok(pubsied in chapers) by Lowell Mason en.
bodyng the practical result as applied 10 practical teach
Ing Of hi experience during long ard industrious
reer an author and teacher of music And yet the Muir
sca Review IL only one dollar year, six copies fol
hve Enthusiastically IN advance Anybody feeling an
Interest In the cause of music, invited get up clubs
and forward subscriptions Published frtnghtly. Spec
linen copies sent receipt of five cents two postage
stamps.
Address, post paid MASON BEo1HGRs, 90 Park Row
New York gn1
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MoNrpELrER MARKET, Mar, 9.

Pno,IsioNs, &c-puter, family, 90 to 25; sIors, OF
co. Cheese, to 10. Lard, 10 to lo Tallo ", 10 1-2
to H. Dried Apple, 6tos. Eggs lS per doz Potatoe
so to 90 pc bush. ....
Floue-Exira fine, sl rs II 25 fancy, sloto slO rs
superdne, $1,000.
GRAIN .sp iIAY-Corn 1,25 to ~ per hush. Oats SIS
to co. Herdsgass Seed, $751; Glover, 5to 0Oc perth
Hay,s BIZ, 90 TO 0O.o0 perton.
MiscEIL ,rEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 to
$50 per cord. Shingles 81 so to 400 per NJ Wool 30 th
a. rer H. Nails per cwt. SALT % to Use per hush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
Che Atarkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Feb, 81.
At Market Gl Cattle, about 900 Beeves 00U stores
consisting of wOrkn oxen COWS and calves ehrlngs
two and three years olds.
PRlCES-MARKEr BEER Extra, $3.50 first quality
ssOO; second quality, 7,75; third quality $3.50
ordinary, $500 a $50. a..
HIDEs-S5,50 a 500 percwt. Taliow, $500 900.
PELrs-$l,00 I,37. Calf skins I2c p.r Id
VEAL CALvEs-$4,50 800
WORKING OxEx-sIO6, lie, I26, las, 1856.
Cows AND CALVES $25, "a, IS.
YR.aLiNos-Sllto IA, fw0 Years Old 1928 49, Thre,
Years ODDS, S36 to So. Ji
SHEER ANN LAsBs--25oa at market. Extra, 5000 to 8
BY lot, 81, so, AIS, 400.
SWINE Retail, 0 to DC.
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IRVING HOUSE.
> " s8aAs ~ 1zsaHsN1 ~ Ma
NEW YORK.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED, THAT
the above House, long and favorably knownas one
If the first class Hotels in the City, is still open for the
ceptinn Of the travelling community. Several important
md desirable changes have been made which cannot fa
to augment he comfort and convenience of its guests
all its old euds and patrons may be assured of receiving
ut the hands of w. II. BURROUGHS, who is still at hi
post hat attention and Kindness which has everteen
of the leading features of this House.
Trancient Board, as formerly. So per day
NEW-YoRK Febuary. H. IB55 AVA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-08
BRIGHTON MARKET, Mar. 1.

At Market go Yeef Cattle rs Stores pairs Work ing
Oxen, 60 Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs, SO
SWINE
PRICES-8EEF CArTLE.-Extfa, 80. first quaIit Y
So 50 second quality, $50 third quality $500 $50
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Extia, $500 10 90. BY lot SO rs
400.
Wonxuxo OxES--s120, 1875, 1876 no.
Cows AND CALvEs--$20, 1880, IS, 40.
SwiNE-4,75 90; Retail, 5a 6.