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BOOK AGENCY.

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4 philadelpha, and will furnish any book OF pabli.
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BY fofNardns the subscription price Of Of the 50
Magazines, such liarPers' Cooley =, pnnams, Ora
hams, Frank Leslies FASHIONS, SC. viii receive the
magazines for one year end copy .of splendid tho-
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OF, suhsr hihg 10 81 and ~ Magt1ae, they will
receive copy ahef OF the thfee pOrraits, II sub
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will be sent gratis Mnsie uIaiAhed to those who may
wish 1t.
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SOLDIERS
ATTEND TO YOUR INTEREST
Tothe soldier, their hcus Or legal Representatives
who served inihe Revolutionary Wsi OF the War ot

Tothe soldiers their hcus or legal iepfos outatyes
who served inlhe Revolutionary Wsr OF the War ui
lsl2;
The Undersigned, having lived In the illinois Boun
~ Laud District Tor the last twenty years. aud having
acted 10 the capacity OF Assessor, Co lootor nnd A.
gent, therein, and had much TO do with Tides has
made himself thoroughly acquainted with the Land
RuAiness ard has become convinced that there are
many IN the older States who Fave some interest ia
those Bounty Lands and, although those Lands nj
be held and occupied under taKtitles, still one ersed
10 the business could realize something the old sol
der or his heirs
Having located myself in this city fer tho purpose
If conducting general Real Estaie bus nees In this
state. will Examine lands Gnd titles, pay taxes, To-
cate lands, with warrants Ot cash, aud sci ltuds in
this state, Iowa Wisconsin, aud Mnnessota Terrific.
~, on a. eason thle terms any ageut In The West.
Any person who will write me, giving the fnl name
o. any soldier, what regime and Company he
IN, ~ either the above named wats, hn they have
reason 10 believe drew lands ~ THE Bounty Land
Dstrici, wil receive 40 answer stuting what be-
realized lof the euim Of such Soldier 10 said Iand-if
he hiss my.
All who this, may, by giving Information tosol
diers their hens, help them to receive something
for thoh claims.
References;
Hon : A. Douglass, l. Irumhui, U. 8 Senate.
w. A. RichaTdson, l., Harris Members OfCong
J A. MattesOn Gov. of The state Of Illinois.
J. ID. Caton, skinner, q fges Of Supreme Court.
5. u. Tisat, u. 5. Distf ct Judge
John Moore, Treasurer OF llin0iF.
A. Stufns. Secretary of state.
L. r. Walton, IT,, Montpelier, VT
La Sale. Illinois, October, less. 59.3m
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~ much work can bs
dane i'm n day.

The gteaiest Clothing and shoe Manufacturing es
tabshmeuis 10 tho county use these maohines or
clusvely They competent 10 perform every SOFT
Of work 10 the most perfect style
As there yey great numbers Of intef OF or co.
tirsly worthless sowing machines Of tie Lstow &
Biodaett Aver, Wilson, Grover a Baker add other
patents which have been said, but cHnuut be used tn
advantage, we hereby offer TO receive all such ma.
chimes and also On mpro we'd ones OF our manu-
faeture, IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW AND Lar
EST IMPROVED MACHlNES, 90 liberal terms -
All old maehinas thus obtained by US viii be broken
up aud destroyed For particulars Apply by letter or
pei sonAliy az our Now Yotk Ohioe.
N. B.--Loeal agents wanted 10 make sale OF our
impto 81 Sewing Machines. To persons properly
luaii-J tor the business, rare opportunity for prot
iiaLln md Lleaaan nj emnln amnnl b nll.Ied.
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LAND WARRANTS.
HENRY C. MUTT,
ifo.metb ofMonipehef, vi
CiVli Engineer, surveyor and
Land Agent,
FORT DIES MONIES, IOWA,

HAVING pefmanouily established himself at the
- above place, viii attend TO the Buying, Settling,
400 lntstng Land Warrants, Fpyins ~ e., and Oh
business CONNECTED with the Government Land oil.
ces % ceutui ani Wes;ern Iowa. Being practical
civil 10 meet and Surveyor and having had some
Mould .-e. renee lea siseu ,ttrfs, 'h,slS axe.
wish 70 inve-t 20 We-ie L1nds. My selections are
Invariably made from persensl Inspection OF the
land
The nos Monies River Improvement now und,i
contract unf ptpstessug, toen hcr with the different
ktlioads now progress tbs place, and the iocu-
uou OF tho state Capital here, makes this very de-
siails point uf Investment. THIS state has "a large
proportion OF Ia Der, which, with its mild CLIMATE aad
pure oster, comman1s the attention Of tho emigrant
aad capitalists.
Terms for Selecting and Locating.
100 acre wauaais $1,000 1870 acre warrants $500
so " 80 40 500
In addition to The above the Land Office fees arc -
cents per acre.
REFERENCES
Col 7. A. WALKER, Beg'r U. ;. Land Office, Fort
Des Monies, Iowa.
SSlui,NN THOMAS 3 co, Bankors, burlington, Iowa.
Hon. }. DUMMY Monmouth, ILL.,
JOHN a, PAGE, Esq Bank, Montpelier. VI
l. H. CULVER Esq Chief Engineer, Il. D. q 5. r. r
t2.3uo New YORK Citv.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed BY
the Hoo. Pfohale Count tof the Dstrici Of " ash
ugton Commissoners to receive, exumin0 aud adjust
ielaims and demands OF a persons, against the estate
# Simeon Lyman ate Of Mun pclier in said District
deceased, represent InsOiyont, and ihe term of siK
nonh from he 4th dny Of December 1855, heiug al
lowed By said COuU the creditors OF sad dsnehsed
TO EXHIBIT aud prove Their respective claims before
give notice, that VIII attend to the duties ofout
appointment a. the dwelling house OF Lucinda NJ Ly-
mnn, 10 Montpelier IN said District, the Last Non-
DAYS Of January 1856 and Msy neK o'clock Ia tho
siteTnnon, eBrh OF s0ii days.
GEORGE WORrBtNG c,.
JOSEPH HOWES, S"'"'''''N''s'
Mon pnher. Iannafy ~, 1855 6s.3w
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4. M. SINGER ~ CO.,

Principal BMce, JtJ IfFo0dsraBl ". II,
l42 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. lO5 Baltimore sueot,
Baltimore 223 Walnut ST., Cincinnati. 10 ~ 81
CHARLES 81. New Orleans. Glovorsvile, n. Y. aJa
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Singers Sewing machines.

fHHESE Machines thaso long sustained The highest
y reputation 10 tho unued States. THE FIRST
PRILG-A GOLD MEuAL--haz recently been a.
warded To them the great Exposition AZ the Palace
Of Indunry in Paris, add thus they have the Wold's
verdict of supeTlOtiiy.
Groat improvements have Just been added, so that
thav run without nuse, with to The operator al
double the Grdi nary speed, 20 tbat
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LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

,pnE Subscriber will pay the highest prices for
LAND WARRANTS persons Wishing to sell
their Warrants will Cad Il for their interest see me-
befote posing OF them Having made arrangements
with responsible parties residing Ia tho States OF
Wisconsin, aud Iowa, who are well acquainted with
The with locating lands, wlllooato lands
in Nodhern Iowa, Wisconsin, aud Minnesota, ON he
mostreaeonsb bic terms.
HARVEY TILDEN.
Raue August | 1855. a6tf
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MOULD CANDLES.
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,

On BOXES No 10 Candles just received and fol
~ sale by Tho boz, the lowest Prices, at The De-
pot store, FULLER x SMITH.
Montpelier, alta Dec. 1855. 81
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NOTICE.

TUE annual meeting Of the Washington Co. Agri.
cultural Society viii be holden At the Giand Jufy
Room N the Court Honse on the second Tuesday su'
ofJanuafy, 1856, 40 O'Clock A. "a
}. M, RICHARDSON Secretary
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Noah Dodge's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couu holdan at
Washington District, -. Montpelier, within and
for said distinct, the 29th day OF DeeembeI a. D.
1855.
AIRS. RoXANA r. DODGE, administrators oa the
Ifi eshe Of Noah badge, late Of barre, ~ said Dis
ifct, deceased he adm nistraon ius
cs'tlemon'3
Whereupon, It ia ordered that The sans DO referred
The 22d day OF January next, At the Pfohute Oico
ia said Montpelier, for examination aud allowance /
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eessively, soon as may be- that they may appear,
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thereto. by order OF Court,
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SECOND BOARD


EEPORT TOR THE N. 7. TRIBUlE BY J. X x II. Fay.
~" a,d-aooe Emir. B: 7', Is: NOR. y 900 Phil.
and Sun r. H. zap 1873 Penua s.. lots S3 900 Ches
Vel r. Il. So; 500 Reaaine g.. 1873 sday' s'i so Do
d. reTI. X s.'a =. aS 90 a. g do b dS
Scrip, Ion. 50; IS ReaOns az 100 90 40, cash -
90. iii III; PeSns r. ii 10 Do DO Is 10 DO Co. IS
90 DO II 50 Long Island r. Ri 10 sssy aesaOw
lt IS do. do s III 50 do do b5 ~; 50 do do, 81
lit Is Mechanics Bauk, @ IN Bank OF Kea;9cky, li9i 5.
Bsbh Of P.npA b5 III 80 Clnso Bank, 20 10 Farm. and
Aeca. Bank, 65i Commercial BaDk. 81;
,tr<sn boa'd-zp Elmirs r. r. IT, lst mott II 80 Penn.
r. r. n; IS do "A; fo Reading b. At; 81 do, b.
Ht 100 R..sDi IS ~ days VIZ IS Sorristown r. r.,
6SI Commercial Bank, 81.
Second Boa d-l75City Warrants 9 900 Penn. &c. 900
Cam and Amhoy r. r. 6s 49, 77i q Penn r. r. lots Az 10
do. q. q 40, lots, az, iss Penn r. r. bs lot' IS rs
lots b. as leo Morris C.na int is; @Lehsh Scrip 81
Farm L Mech. Bank, est; City Bank, 50.
AJiey Boa,d-200 Reading X. R., AZ.
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diced e tie future swing the sbsenee u arrivals h"as
ssDeray demanding full quotstions $3.50 81,
T0BACCp-We notice further sales Of 70 hhds neutI ;.
lac se $50 bhs Hav.ns &a5cc IS essss seed Lear
se 10 bAs Kes:ucky Stems and 20 be!s esuAn on pSse
l.
TIN-P lee. active but prices rule hrm Bsaes se "a
lots fro-n store At 3 cssh and Straits At @ SStc fes ar
also less eevr held II IS bat the frsnssercns nave
bsrr limited; Coke Tin seld 80 p, n1ntss iof
ordn,ry br.nd. min C. CUke held AZ 10; Coke lefne
- ,l Chs,ro Terue seive, bat pres shade
-s.; We no e Gales 40 boxes private terms but IA
desoAd Be ~ SO Is mons riime o's1a A~ "e4" -
eli. 6 uopihs N lo;s from store ..,, a., -,
WHIsKY-The marks. is lower and unsettled the aemAoa
~ al. Of so bb OHIO and Prison 5odSo. for Ohio and
S4c tor Prison. A.... e., 81.
,h., "a 10 ,,ock IL hrst hanss operate with tue
|. therefore eopued the jobbirs Trade, who par
-. scc,s;s. "a their wants mos come hold
~. 49, rorr for t.i lots, and casks found eayers
SIC = cs,h
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usu.a.,nas. Markess, .DEc. ,.

R,sx ow.r " 18th small sales No Quercitron a; $tr Co
TON fair bushes doing former rates CLovsREko
scarce and wsuted 81 bet ittie onerns TO.
ese b6ls mixed Sc s Dbl; SO bb good erand part
Cnmherispd County a. ard 0On bos extra on terms
MADE cubic there sieaty demand FOR home coasump-
ton within range Of IS 73d 90 The market eSHanes
hare Of RYE FLoux and wanted At So CosS MEAL
anil and sic lower small sale Of Pennsylvanis IS DBL
BpcXwRrsr MEAL sells at 81 $50 S215 ~ in qcality
There az fair OF WHEAT Offering but the demand
II 10 moderator sslos Of 500 bash. prime southern and
P,ur,yysnss red 50 BUSH sfoa 90 bush choice do
in ,,ore AZ 8 So 1000 bush do private ter and July
bush good white At ell soa RYE continues 10 demand
and bash so,d at SOC. Corn in derasnd az our last quo
leo bush white at sac from the OArs-lo ousc
prime Delaware sold 4c and 5000 bus Pennsylvania ~
d45c u bush GROCERIES and Provisions unchsnsed and
very little selling WHISKY dull At S0QSlc for hhds and Si6
for hills
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tpe, and BY no means 70 Do considered a. anything
extraordinary.
have ohssinsd great deal Of information from the
captain of the Sarah MeFarland and found out m.ny
OF tie reasene which deter whaling captains IRON this
po.t 10 forward their o of them that the ere rs
are interested IN the result when they Sc the gu leave
tie chip they nsder Ito voyage ended and wish 10
receive sher shae and c>me Ashore, leaving the mas
ter without q crew, ana obigrpg bun TO meet toer
demaPds IL sfrk 60 ne that all tas can be remeded.
II whaling carried IN comparatively small vessels,
which viii pr ,bably be the case Ia few years there
aye two methods q proceeding by which the fishing
may be continued without danger Of the voyage being
broken up; the crew might proceed TO Ne~-fork with
the oil paying their expen.es and there receive
their pro rata on lie being sold the master could
tuin With supplies sDd rew crew, for another voyage
or he NIGH. settle with his here after shipping
the oil, upon which ads always be procured
give bic men certificates 'oI the due them payable
ON Lis arrival a. the sandwich Islands, or some port
where he could procure fresh crew The latter
is tie about 70 be adopted by Capt Osborn
Whaling crew is Of Little use when they know there
is money due them aud its equiv aient IN o ia not on
board the sbp il is Therefore, better 70 discharge
them and ship new crew. The first course is, how
ever, think, the preferable one; the would
prefer il, and it would be advantageous to tho
con paby, by that means the transportation OF the
for the voyage wouId be secured to the road
IL vessels of large come Ia Panama with oil TO be
fent over the rosd arrangements night be made with
the crews to allow them to dispose Of onehaf of the
waite Of their shares retaining the other half as secu
riy for their fulfilling the term of their agreement and
80 suscessively until they entitled 10 their
discharge.
II their present charge Of OIL reaches New York in
safety, whe do DO, doubt, think it y i'll open the
eyes Of owners of whaling vessels 10 the advantages
held forth by this route.
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DIED.

,ss.:..e sss rss ' i Mary scs:
ys.I' month. and IL d.ys
to .s'sna his on wednesday 50 inst =. o'clock
p" om the Ieadenee Of parents, No. 81 Bank street
ts1 SssSsp on Sunday Nov So Or james
pS Siss Y in' Ssu. south America. Saturday Sept
Ss s Ssar sa. % M BS.s sa He
rARssS SRf II AT Sfeon Mas. weans:d.y Mo-, g.
hbani Of the town Il the time death and the house
which d v on the pet wS wo Of the
before him. and in .e we. never owned 'y any
FxRLxN-psputed this h her residence in johnson
Brooiyn Lyei. r.Il.n assS s. ss.'N Nav n ...a 20
yssrs, Ccnvsrs FSaDeis.
ykEN6NT-n wlluiI iton c. Ellen Mac eldest daughter
rSiRBxHxs-in Newport R. I, on Thur'day Nov. r. Mr'
noPEMon Hona., evening Dec AFTER lingering nlus..
John Hops. q The Hope oIsydOn Co.. in the 's'h
III. sns. acquaintance. and those Of his Sr0,he .ns:
aas ' ias .ad nVl,.ss attend Ii. sns Taad
s inst; as. R SsGSa Hy S% IL rsS1seenh street Ss
tween tfh and Sixth avenues. ,,,, 49,.
sway Mo- n s.s asH Hem
Hed q years, months and days =, u,,..,
HH..Ss,S Hogan, sssa year. and month.
KNUBEL-OU Monday Dec. Anna Ca, IN. Kn9bsl aged
s mar ,. %0i k tao sea ~ Gays '0'''''
LOWELL-At Belchertown, Mass, on "wednesday, NOV. ~
MALIxsYNxt 1.si.on 4 Saturday, Nov % Eliza
wife Of Francis hAllAby, u. g. N :, ~ g., ~,
McKlNN0N-In Sampson County, N T., on sunday NV
q Hugh kckinnop, AGED u ys1s u,,, NJ. a.
NcvEAGa-At PAIkersbureh Penn, on "eanesav' NO" %
MAJOR Mcveash, aged III years =, ,,,,.r
PEARSON-ln this city, Saturday, Nov ~ water sfsmon
infant Of John T. AID Ellen NJ Pearson ASea m'n'n'
QUiNN-dn Monday Dec l. Charles Quinn aged year',
REEoIon Moad.y Dee l. short nlDe'' John Joseph
sLxidhT-on Mosd.y. Dec l. Of consumption. Mary Ella
aged months; also Dec Of consumption, Mary z
Harbeld ased months and is days the wiie 40
infant daughter Of Jacob ssh and eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah SPARKS.
ficp Of bers OF
Lady Putnam Chapter No u D. A, respectfully nv ed
10 satsId tes funeral nom h. late residence No SS sixth
avenue, ah Day, Dee ) at ocioeh m
sHEeaJIp15 p1 i.;:u sSSpy Dec
I, Capt 3. b. Sise 10 the 6st of his
The snes Of the family respectfully invited stend his
funeral without further Invitation, Wednesday T.
Sd tnst ii O'clock bis f.ctory
Hs remains viii BE- tshen Dover N H. for iatsrmsnt
sLAl0Hr-On Monday mcrnns Dec I, Of on,umpsion,
hsry Ella only daughter Of Jacob and Mary E sNsh,
rxYIoRMOn Sunday Nov So Francis Elias ipfAn. con Of
Joseph O. and Susan n. Taylor.
yERpfANCK = Al Mount Cuban Fishkin Landau,
Dutabess Comfy Monday, Dec Mary Anna VerPanek
waIrrsifon sunss, evening Nov. 80 Capt, JOs whtt.,
late ofthe Nonssi an Militia. ireland, aged q ysas
wHITLEY-Op Monday Dec l. Abraham whitley, In the
wHEELEa AT Rel field Springs, ot.eeo County, o.
Wednesday. Nov a. Moses Wheeler IT,, In the - year Of
WHIfiNG--ln Brooklyn, Monday Dec l, after pro
tYscted end painful ilness Harriet Josephine, vile OF
Whitns h and daughter q the late Lev Natal and JUN
1assisi Nsd yssrs AID dsya
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7ce Sbia whale OIL and Is ofs Ia bone vAssA - A..
years ago. and which since that time hss - s.Ss
hns.isn station the Anoor River. She . Sossl = : =
tersbarE ~
months. 100 p all told, bake sa,orie, spoo.sr
u.nihs. 80 sp all told; A. r. Tseher smiis Du,s =
months SO sp oil told; Atlantic " yer N B. "A go
So. Jcsbua Br.sdou. sw.in \. B.. % noeths % - -
ship Bei,ey nliams Au',in, months 800 sp Ell to-.
TO r.rsr main rusfrees and orstrces bark Ospr.,
~ b. % OF ths <Osp. board 2sA. sarks Gu. -,
Pr,on Amy Dartmouth D mo1ths $50 sp sta,i-, No.
n B. sac sp Caebelot, Ice, ". b., $50 spl
Al Tomb Oct so. ship G.xslle, Eaten. Nsnt 10 r-,
OIL 10 men deserted With boat and prOvisioas e
Wsyr. swain y. H. In quarantine thfr~ men A., -
small pox-medicsi report fa,orab'e barb Sea Fox csa
W.sttoit IS months, no sp on bo>rd
sid. ircm belo~ Fall River 18th, bark Bessmia vr.Is
South Atlantic Ocesn.
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MAR RED,

Nav Lent J. ID. u, g. A, Margaret Coma
les
Nichols, Mr. John Cox Of NswYork to Mics Elenor W.
esutD,eI u Ssp., lame" w, neiiemA VI hiiAaepn&
DE- BkEC1sHiffE!I AT Wrnre on Fla on Tuesday
Nov III, Alexander u. De bfec u D. NJ, 70 ChaIottt L
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, on SUI day NOV; ~
tine Lexinstona'en DsPsst CAurcn oy the rev y. o.
h.sS5 ChJ.sn 49, 20 " c, yas. H.. p.n"sh.,
nc -, 800 =. N.Y. r, 80. ., n.
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xHR0OTT-bAUERII this city on Saturday evening NOV
q Of the honse OF j. Furmsn esq ey the Rev. John c.
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HENRY II, LEEDS, Auctoneer 3
HENRY III. LEEDS & Co will & II on WE'D

EESDAY and THURSDAY, Dec. and 4, Il oclock
day at No: as Isdwsy gnse, the Lst.ss as.:s
SALE Of RICH FANCY GOODS NEAL MARBLE STAT
UARf for FARLORS. BRUNZEs kc.-Amons the Ssstnssy
ale sentns Flora Group Of Tsso Sta OF fhs
Jarsen Fidelity Angel Of Justice superb sts'0e Of 0s~
mede, &c.
A,o large collection Of Alsbsster vsses Groups wth
Sbsdes Hebe Euscap Roman and other VAses from
TO ten feet bish; Mosaic ind Tables l(e Garden FSsss
&C. These eli lresh ods, just imported from Italy.
urs Groups invoice Of BEAUTIFUL Bohs 0assvs
Cbins French Clocks Of ysisty Parsns " vssss
siz, G,oups &C. and other beautiful seasonahle ss
any which picked Tor shipment ON the psmisss k
uIred
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Rv the RuG.on Rirev Railroad yoy tie rsek-sza Cattle
Calves IA Sheep and Lsmbs S73 Mutton, 16o1 hoss as
Dressed DO 800 pkf sundries 100 bush OATS 100 do Rye,
10 do Corn Potatoes $50 bales Hay loo sides Leather
Ass gallons MIX, SO tuns Marble. 49,, -.
~ RE HarIrm Railroad for he eesil ~ cans Mlt 4ss
Cattle Cows 2Ss Calves 1877 Sheep and Lsmbs ~ @S 70
Beef Hog Poultry &c, 100 pkks sundres 2S BUSH Oats,
do las bbs Cider oi tuns MAJ
be L. $50 Paper H bbs Pickles 500 do Flour oo bales
WaGdnr. ~ ,,r
B, North Rirer Beat7 100 bbs Flour g. 900 bush Wheat
800 do Oats, Is ss2 do. Barley, IS pkg. WHISKY.
By Ralyoad-S C95 bbls flour f2 do WHISKY 20 do
Provisions &C bags Oats go do. Malt 52 do Wheat.