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CORN e. FLOUR.

lust landing from Schr. Gavenor, from Bali.
y more, a superior article OF Yellow Ssrn; when ,s
bu.hsI Al.o. n 10, OF Extra aud Superiine Bali
more Flour. Also, 100 bbls. Ira Gould Exirs. d..
rect from Canada. bOfp o. SionEn
Saco, May %, 1855. a
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For sale.

rJ,HE norbety tenement 10 the house. occupied
l. 10 psr by u. r. DJlitfo On Spring. Island II
n 4 -oi ., private sale before ihs drrt Of July
nsxt, u will b- -, =, aucii,,u. Terms liberal
Aplyto EASTMAN &c LoRING.
May 81, 1855 u2i
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nn,GuroN MARKEr.-yap. =.

BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Jane =.
Al Market 500 beef Cattle 1000 sheep and 500 srlne
Beef Catie-we quote extra s9aOa- nrst 9ua,
Ity ssco sees; second quality $50, third ss,os
Working Oxen.-Sales frVm SOS 10 SIS.
Cows AMI CAlyes-ssles from So 10 sea
SAesp-sales from $500 10 $500.
ssins.-At retail, from l-ec 10 &c.
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Alta Courtof Probate holden at Kennsbunk, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the first Monday ia
June, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun dred
aud hfty i've, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nys,
Judge NJ said Court;
IN the petition OF Granville c. wallingford GusrdL-
" an ofGeorge II. Fogs, and Catharins X. foff,
minors aud children Of Joseph foeg, late Of south
Berwick, In said county, deceased, representing thai
said minors seized and possessed of the following
described real estate, VITA lot of land situated part
iy In south Berwick and patty In Berwick, In said
county. and 10 the homestead farm Of said deceased,
the same being fully described In said petition:
rha' an advantageous offer Of four thousand ana
my dollars has been made by Andrew J. Nsalley, OF
South Berwick, IN said county, which Offer u 10 iof
the interest Of all concerned Immediately TO aeeep,
nd the proceeds Of sale be put out on interest tor
the benefit Of said minors and praying that license
may be granted him TO sell and convey the Interest
aforesaid according to the statute In such cases made
and provide
OsprnD-That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all persons interested In said estate by causing copy
OF this order to be In the Union and Eastern
Journal printed In Blddsford, IN said County, three
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Count TO be held nj South Berwick In said County, on
the first Monday Ia July next, at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause " any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
% Atest,-PRANCls BACON, Register;
Attest,-FRANClS BACON, Register
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BOSTON MARkET,-June II.
r,our-we.,rru superfne, siosS, fancy 10 80 Den
esee extra, sii rs a SIS %.
OrAin-sSuthsrn Yellow Corn II selling at 81, mani
White at 81 L. Oats. - 81 cts. Rye, In lots, 81 "a
Hay-ksstern IL selling at IS per ton, cash.
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TOM THU M h!

TOM Il III U vi h!
The celebrated AMI world.renowned Man In Miniature,
who is Twenty. Two years age,
W,ish, oniv IS Pounds, and 70 but % Ineho High!
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
se,srate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibitions, are the following priiam olhooo
pERpoRMkNCEs, to which the visitors ofthe two form
or a those who choose may attend without additional
charge The Circus Troupe, II will be seen, contains
.ome of the most prominent Riders, Nauers Gymnass
and Comic Talent In the country, and the entertainments
given are NOVFL, DIYERSIFIED, AND BRIL
LIANT, accompanied by Magnificent Band o. misc .Y
AND -FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, ~ Mr.. 81 r.
sIGNOR FELIX CARLO, known in Europe and in
the Uuted States as the Italian Trick Clown" with
his talented Juvenile Artists In pleasing diversity o.
GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, In which these ah'
mired performers stand pre-smnent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful .1MERTCIN EQUESTRfdN, win per-
form her great MODEL ACT oF FEMALE EQrHArI0S,
WITHOUT SADDLE on BRiDLE. ,
Daring ami skiliul Peats OF Balancing by MASTER
CARLO, forming aud Mounting Pyramid OF Glass Bot
Ties Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters, and
Firing Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck
OF "A Bottle, at the Top OF the Pyramid.
Undaunied and Artist Display 81 Juvenile Horse
manship, called YOUNG AMERICA, by Mast. X.
STICKSEY.
GREAT MINEGE ACT, by MISS SALLY
STiCKNEY, and her noble and Beautifully Trained
Horse GEM.
superb Feats and Graces In POSTURING AND
GROUPING, by signor Felix Carlo and Son.
Mr.. ". ARMSTRONG; viii exhibit his celebrated
acts Of SOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING.
To conclude with COMIC IFTERPIECE, by the
CIRNO FAMILY
WIN exhibit on Monday July 2, at Great Falls.
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land,
" Cottage House, with eigh; rooms, shed ant
stable and other ou,buildings, &c, all new aud ~
good and pleasant location, il being part Of The
estate belonging TO Widow Susan Long and stu
a,ed near Hollis Mills, West Denmark, Die.
Across the road from this is farm OF forty
scres, equally divided into Iillagc, pas,urage and
whole will make one Of the best farms in 0xford
County, very easy Of access, u teing at the forks
Ut several roads leading to Fryeburg, Brownfed'
and Bridgtou.
A ine Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saco
River, oaly quarter Of a mile from good land.
ing.
The above will be sold together, OF in separate
lots. II not disposed o; at private sale, will be
old nj auction on the lst Tuesday in September
next. For terms, apply TO Col. James Walker. OF
Fneburg, Me-, or Of l. 4. Williams, Lynn. Mas.
sachnSz.lI<- ~
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Al Court Of Probate held at Kennsburk, within ana
for the County Of York, on the first Monday 10
June. In the yearof our Lord eighteen hundred ana
fifty 1--WE, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nys' Judge Of
said Court
A BlGAlL STEWART, Administrative OF the estate
"A OF John Stewart IT,, late of Wells In said county,
deceased having presented her first account OF al
mnstration of the estate OF said deceased, for a.
iowaneei
ORpRRRp, Thatthe said Administrative give notice
70 all persons Interested by causing copy ofthis Or
der TO be published three weeks successiyely In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed ut BddefoId, IN
said count that they may appear nj probate eoun 10
be held ut North Berwick In said county, onthe INST
Monday Of August neit atten ofthe clock In the foe
noon, and shew cause, " any ;hey have, why the
same should not be SLOWED.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
true copy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register:
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PRICE Is CENTS.

For sale, wholesale and retail, by REDDlNG &
CO, s, State street; G. C. GOODWIN, 80, Un-
ion street; ID. l. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, and by the Proprietor, corner OF Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston. Mass. Al retail by oil
Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the New
England States. 3m4
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,


,Op couvh. description, for Bronchitis iioarse-
ness and chronic pulmonary complaints IN ss,sra'
II Is the most successful remeiy AMI Is deserving wy ~
ndepce and falr tidal by all who are suffering hom ue
above disorders believe that In all these d'orltrs W
mas NO soyAL Durng the past year made up n,a. zen
thousand bottles and have received hunireds OF ets,
many OF them from persons who hal been suffering r
months anil some even Cor years. and who had trei every
thing that had been recommended ny pny,sls ani
speedily cured by the European Cough Kennedy
Family Pills.
The sale Of my Family Pills Is also rlpdy inerea,ns-
They are excellent 10 bilious and LAYER Complaints
They are so compounded that they act at once upon he
stomach and bowels the kidneys and the skin, and, De-
Ievs are equal to anything Of the kind, In s OF any
other country Price IS cents per box. ,-,..
The European Cough Remedy and Negetn.e Mn,S
Plus, are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARhE, cornish
Me-, late Apothecary and Pharmaceutical Chemist IN one
Of the manufacturing towns OF England, ny whom as'H''
are supplied. ,,,. ,-,to, .na
For sale BY Tristan Gilman saeo, and at the Union ana
Journal Counting Room, No. l. Central Block
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Pire Insurance Agency.

mUg subscriber yin take insurance risks In the following
/ companies: Howard rirc Insurance Company, Low
,Ii Nss., Lowell Traders and Mechanics Mutual flre In
,urance Company AMI In the Granite Insurance. Company
ese are the two hest Stock and the best Mutual Insuf
ance Companies doing busir,ss In this vicinity.
pldaeisrd, july l2sh, 1854. SLY
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For Sale
CHARLES HARDY

Second Hand chai,s, viii be sold cheap yInqalre a
n this Ofhce. III
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NOTICE.
scAMMAN g. GRANGER
NOTICE.

7 HEREBY caution all persons IRON purchasing q note
Bachyider or ORDER dated shaplegh Aug 3ni 1855 fDr
any dollars on demanl, as the mosy Cor said note vas
given has been paid. AIlIRA II. BAzER
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MEAL,

COUNTRY CORN MEAL, k,p, constantly on hand
" AMI for sale by JOHN 0ILPArRIC.
saeo, April 81, ISIS. 10
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Theophelus Smith, OF Cornish, in
| w the County Of York, and State OF Maine,
conveyed TO the undersigned, by deed OF mortgage
dated April the eighth, A. ID. 1917, and recorded
in the York County Registry, Book l97 Pages $40
and 81, Two lots OC land situated in said Cornish,
il being the same land on which the said Theoph.
elus now lives aud occupies, and whereas the
conditions OF said mortgage have been broken,
the undersigned claims foreclosure thereon agree
able TO the statute in such cases made and pro-
vided. GREENLEAF SMITH.
Cornish, June 10th, 1855. 3wa
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AZ Court ofPfobite held at Rennsbunk, within and
for the county Of York, on the frst Monday IN
June, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and f(ty-fve, by tn, Honorable Joseph T. Nye
Judge OF said Court:
SAMUEL w. LUQUES, Administrator of the es
- tate of Daniel Mitchell late Of Kennebunk, in said
county, deceased, having presented his first account
Of administration Of the estate Of said deceased fol
allowance
onpErrp-That the said Admlnst rator give not ice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed al Bddeford in
said County, that they may appear nj Probate Court
10 be held At South Berwick, In said County, on the
first Monday Of July nsIt, nj ten oftne clock In the
fOreno n, aud sbew cause, any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
"a Ate,t,-FRANCtS BACON, Register
A true COPY, Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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$50 RE w AR D

WILL be paid to any person who will bring sat
w isfactory proof Of the whereabouts OF one
Jonathan Arnden, who disappeared from this town
in a very mysterious manner on the night OF the
ID day OF January, 1854, and has not been heord
Of since. Said Anden is small in stature, being
not more than five feet two inches high, dark
complexion, JET black hair and whlskers, broad
across the shoulders, his legs bow out, and Is
about thirty years old.
JOHN BRACKETT, 2D, so,.o,,,.r n,
JOHN NJ. AMES, p,sNaa"G.lJ
3w24 GILMAN LARABEE,
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To all Whom it may Con-
Ccrin.


DEN known that on the Sixth day Of June, 1855, up
ID on the written application Of Francis York, Charles
Shannon Horace Ford, and a. Gilpatrck citizens
siding In the city OF Bddeor, In the county Of York,
stating thereon that II will be for the public convenience
and necessity that q drain common sewer be made
along by and across the following named streets and
lands In said Brdeord, 10 wit beginning or near
land now or formerly Of Alexander BoOthby, on the
Southeast side Of Green street, thence running in
Notherly direction through and along by the side Of
said Doothby land, formerly Of William smith, across
Green street, land Of Widow Weeks, Thomas d. Locke,
Jr Leonard Andrews, Rishworth jordan, Jr, Samuel
jordan, Rufus Small lands Of persons unknown, across
Wentworth street. lands Of John Bachelor, NJ. Adams,
lands Of persons unknown, to Main street, thence in
Norherly direction into saco river.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of aid city repaired 10 the
place designated and examined the same, and then and
there determined thai there necessity Of such drain
prayed Tor In said petition Nov all persons
above named, and all persons through or over whose
land the above described drain sewer II TO be placed
are hereby notified that said Mayor and Aldermen Of
Biddefori win be In session at the Mayors 0cefn said
Bddefo, Saturday, the Sixteenth day Of June, d.
1855, at O'Clock In the afternoon, then and there they
will determine whether In their judgement said drain or
should be built, and all interested may govern
themselves accordingly.
Given at the Aliennens Room the 9Th day Of June
1885. d. L. soMEs, Mayor.
wM. II. HANSON, Aldermen.
CYRUS X. LuNT,
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HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within Eve
Ill or six minu,e,' walk o. the Mills, which be
will sell very low Prices from 80 to s3'o per
lot, Most OF these lois are fenced and In a high
state OF cultivation.
Also, a handsome field Of Grass Land Tor SALE
Terms 10 suit purchasers. 80,
Biddeford, June lst, 1888. zm
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AZ Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, within and
forthe County OF York, on the first Monday OF
June, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and ifly.fye, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye
Judge al said Cour':
IN the petition Of stephen Cutter, Guardian Of
" Francis Ilateh,a minor and child o. Aivah Hatch
late Of Wterboroush, In said county, deceased. rep
rese lted that said minor Is seized and possessed
the following described real estate, viv.-One und
vded half OF lot of land In Giddefod. In said eou
w. on Alfred and Porter streets. the same being more
fully described In his said petition.
That an advantageous offer OF one hundred and
twenty. five dollars has been made by Charles y
Gould OF D,ddeford In said county, which offer u Il
for the Interest OF all concerned Immediately TO ac
eept aud the proceeds OF sale 10 be put Oui on in
etes for the benefit Of the said minor, and prayini
that license may be granted him To sell and conye,
the interest aforesaid according TO the statute in suei
cases made and provided.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice to all per
interested by causing copy OF this order GO b,
published In the Union andEastern Journal printed
BiddefOrd In said County, three weeks successfully
that they may appear ut Probate Court TO be held
south Berwick In said County, on the first Monday 10
July next. nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon ant
shew cause n any they have, why the prayer Of said
| petition should not be granted
% Attest,-fRANCIS BACON, Register
Auue copy. Atiest,-PRANCIs3 SAIGON, Register.
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U "
and foI the County Of York, on the first Monday o
June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drsd and fily.dve by the Honorable Joseph T.
Nye, Judge OF said Court
JIiRhM H. HOBBS, Executor Of the will Of Wilson
Ill 4. Fail iats Of Berwick, In said county, deceased,
having presented his petition representing that the
personal estate OF said deceased Is not sufficient "a
pay toe Just debts which he owed at the time OF hi'
death By the SUN Of three thousand dollars and pray
Ing license To sell aud convey tile whole OF the
real es.aie Of said deceased, ut public suction pd
vate sale, because by partial sale the residue would
be greatly inuTedi also his first account Of admins
,raion OF the estate OF said deceased, tor allowance
ORpEREp-That the petitioner give notice thereof Il
the heirs ef said deceased and to all persons inter
ested in said estate, by causing copy OF this or
der to be published three weeks successfully "
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed It bid
deford, In said Comfy, tEat'they may appear at
Probate Count TO be held at South Berwick. In SAID
County, on the first Monday IN July next, at ter
Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
" any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be gninied, and said account allowed.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy-Auest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At q Coun OF Probate held at Ksnnebunk, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN
June, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fny FIVE, by the Honorable Jo-
i seph r. Nye. Judge q. said Courts
ID EBEcCA HoPKINsON, Widow Of stephen Hop
lnsing presented her petition for her dover In said
estate 10 be assigned and set out TO her. and that Com.
mssioners may be appointed for that purpose pnrsu.
ant to law also her petite for an allowance out OF
the personal estate Of said deceased
Oaprarp, That the said Rebecca Hopkinson give
notice 20 all persons Interested by eausinga copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks successfully
n the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde-
ford said county that they may appear nj Probate
Court TO be held at South Berwick, IN said county.
on tho first Monday Of July next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
% Attest, FRANCIS u AEON. Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Kennsbunk, within aud
for the County OF York. on the first Monday IN
June, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
sud fty 1--WE, by the Honorable Joseph +. Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
On the petition Of Parks L. Pope, Administrator dc
" bonis non Of the estate Of Samuel Pope, late OF
Kcnnebunkpou, In said county, deceased, representing
that The personal estate OF said deceased Is not su
eient 10 answer charges OF hdministtion aud Iega-
cies. by the sum Of two hundred dollars aud pray
for license TO sell and convey the whole Of any dis
net lot of the real estate Of said deceased 10 be de-
signated by the court at public auction private sale,
because by partial sale Of any one lot the residue
would lie greatly Injured:
ORDEHED That the petitioner give notice
thereof TO the heirs Of said deceased aud TO all per-
sons interested In said estate, by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed In Bddefotd, In said County, three
weeks successfully tina, they may appear at Probate
Count to be held al South Berwick, 10 said County, on
thsfrst Monday In July next at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause u any the, have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
- Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Re gister.
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ROUNTY LAND.

A LII persons entitled to Land Warrants under
"A the new Law, passed March ID, lsoo, can
calling on the subscribers. }. &c }. TUCK.
Bddefori, March 10, 1855. II
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State
Temperance
! Committee
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Ross Winana the Harlem RalIrosf =
Company.
JJpQE WILSON'S CHARGE

- -. SArURDAr, Nov. ~ 10 O'Clock A. N.
The Court sAd-Gontlemen ts jury ths frrt ancso,
In this case is what The hinghe machine or nstrumsnt
which the panth claims 10 have nveutcd IL 4 essentiai
comprehend this In order TO ASCERTAIN whether Il M
tefcre known or 10 public and also essentiai 10 ana
bic to determine whether the used by he de
are violation Of hs patent II VIII be necessary therefore in
the first instance 70 minds he patent and
scrpson Of the mproy claimed and which there n ~
found The description think may saw in ope of nnusnai
cearness and precision for Instruments this chsrartcr Wa
have therefore had no dicu ourse In ascertalnng from
The Improvement ~ claimed by he paemee; defines moi
only the arrangement ard construction OF The
sesr and The scyou, also The principles governing he ams
and upon which Tie Improvement founded The ..ecseS
refers in Gle beginning 10 he rerus curystnrra IN he ra
roads ~ this country. the radius OF which In n,any in
between The snres OF the wheels and the rails causing lo
OF power and Destruction OF both wheels rails e then
refers 10 the bsh volocucs rauais ~ The -,ter, Ina,
moyemens N locomotive engines aud demand o. pubic
opnionof the business Interests the far ths
d scrpion OF speed, and also the con thst
certain things In The construction OF both roads ana
not have heen- y, me Odd RATS Of spe~d He 90.
serves that Ne great Momentum OF the ineny Of
And provided os Ihe paenIee nsn reieu % ~ hcs ha
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FAMILY MARKETING.

RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MAR
KET-soMETnING ABOUT FISH AND wHERE THEY
CONE FROM.
Butchers complain that meat is dull and sales unusual
y light owing Ct course to the holidays and the great
demand for poultry and game. Prices however, are firm
do they to have receded in aught save beef
which has down in price from two cents Veal
very and dear. Poultry and game has
not little in price during last week in consequence o.
Thanksgiving occurring. At time Wednesday six.
teen and even eighteen cents per pound paid for
keys Pouterers state that the sales large
this year. venison l. beginning to in and sells
BY the saddle for eighteen pence per pound and by retail
for twenty cents few weeks more and IL will b. In ia
large quantities There squirrels in market
which command q much higher price than formerly
There is accounting for taste, but our mind they
look too much like ovegrown rats TO be paaable eating
Butter has advanced in price, Is there any prospect
OF dec Inc. Tnis is very busy season with butter
merchants as large shipments made Immediately be-
lore the ciosingscf navigation Eggs still Outrageous
dear There noticeable change in fruit or vcse
tables.
FISH AND FISH STORIES.
One Of reporters had conversation on piscsorsl
subjects with Mr.. John :. Hscox well sn sh dealer
in Washington Market and q number Of INTEREST," M
facts we're ecited perhaps would be interesting to re-
produce the Substance Of the interview here -
RkroRrxR-Mr. Hiscox you know good deal about fish
and perhaps would have objection TO letting the facts
in your possession be made public. What fish are sold
most in New York;
Mr. II -Coohsh. II Is the cheapest and most abundant
dsh We have. II from ave 10 SIX cents per pound
the year round has not much bone and u.s. wha rather
pleasantly Favored ash II is always in marketsrea.
Quantities are caught OF Sandy Hook.
R.-where Is NEST Rsh seld2
Mr.. HIN Fulton market. All the Wholesale dealers
keep there. We sell more oysters at retail here though
the boats generally lay at Canal street dock.
R-Tsu u about perch fab.
Nr. H-rcrch Is fine fab, and to my mind superior
to either striped has. is in season In GALL and
s.s.t quantities Of Il come from Rhode L.Aad. Th.
trasc must BE- valuable 10 the fishermen Of that
sass good deal Of striped basa comes fs0m that stAM