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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

OUR POET Az PRINCE CORRESPONDENTS.

PORT Az PRINCE, Feb. II, 1858.
Fall in the Provision Mdrket-o,p Nsc Fork Shippers
Ev--Domo9e 10 Goods by tie Gimate-A Money Panic
The coffee Market.
The commercial news IS OF some Importance. Ia other
respects your Hsyten correspondent add but little
interest TO your paper by this mail
The arrival several vessels from the United States
others expected with full cargoes OF provi
sions have caused many articles heavy fall From
New York the brig Clara Windsor, followed two days
afterwards by the Ariel, and from Baltimore the Lex
have caused sudden depression in -four these vessels
being all abrndantly supplied with the article.
Merchants In New York apparently consider this
ket a. proper reservoir for all produce, Of whatever
character that cannot be disposed Of elsewhere Dor
merry, rs true, this market was good one for damaged
provisions, and Is TO certain extent STILL but they
forget that such articles four pork lard, &c.
be kept this climate for many days and that hence
when large shipments are made, and half dozen or
vessels arrive within a week OF each other, With
almost similar csrsos the goods must be put in store TO
rot and take the chance OF few arrivals for the next
month, or eite be sold al a very grea, sacrifice.
In New York the public only hear Of when 81 81 SO
that equal and even gre.er lesses are more oen made
On the Goth ut the Orlando arrived here having met
with violent winds aud sprung acak which caused very
serious damage TO the cargo, conseng generally OF pro
1.-THE celebration Of the feast day OF the patron Saint
or his Majesty was conducted with all proper display
on the 18th inst send you Of the affair
given In the city papers The dry details rever
upnteresting that do no. think worth the space Il
would occupy IN paper, and hence do not give
account IN this letter.
The numerous arrivals from United States have
only depressed the market but caused a money panic,
from the number a. scceptances returned One house
alone said N have caused the return OF upwards OF
S5T GOO in drsfts. These failures on your side have
caused failures with u.s. provision has been made
for these bills, which considered excellent. The
money market has improved since my last but
gold Is held firmly.
Up 10 the present date but little coffee has gone from
Hayt. The latest advccs announce that prices have
gone up in New York 9o., aud that they stl tend
towards rise The next vessels lat reach your port
may carry valuable remittances.
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An Incident on the Cars.
oYx or THs GIRLS WHO WENT OUT WEST FOR KAPLoY
From the Cincinnati Times, March r.

From the Cincinnati Times, March TT
Conductor WoodAil- Of the Little Miami railroad,
OF those dsshrg generous fellows 10 whouralroad life
Jus, suited He likes the daily mixing with the throng
the constant changing Of faces aod delights TO read the
10 passeoger on his Jain, wooda viii penetrs.e IL and
one ready occasion require 10 tender sym
fsih.zng word or helping hand.
feE days female, about sixteen years OF age got
absard OF W0Odals train going east al village few
miles north ot Cincinnati He approached her q collect
fare.
''How Ear are you goiugg' be asked.
'To New YORK - Wa her reply.
81 take yor only far Columbus. The fare three
The sri Opeae her pocket hook aad took out two bank
nc,ess three and one. The conductor observed that
him the three he asked
t'i' that ali the money Won have"
yes, sir, " vas the reply
"Hov do you expect 70 get to New York then"
~ WI travel Until they put me of Then will 90 to
aiadesd," remarted the conductor now deeply in
tefessed u Tie girl And may ask what taking you
10 New York;
at s my home, sir. A year ago WAS persuaded to
Come west bong assured tina, working girls better
pad here thau there. came out TO L., and was
gagged 10 the family Of Mr.. -. ] lived With them
lev months when they went out West I then engaged
VITA farmer, but taken down with the chiils aud
fever, from Which have not yet recovered have work
cd hage Cor year, and these four dollars constitute all
my sayings | am sick, and am going home. Probably
ca 60. work As 60 alons TO pay my way"
vhe haf watched the narrator closely, could no, doua
.,rf taas Is the cas, cannot take yOur money h,
Bad "1ndeed. sir, n u true"
"Iben tske your money back, " his answer aud be
pss,cd Along.
through with his collection he related the circumstance
10 couple u gentlemen passengers and proposed 10
heal subscrp tbon list " they would 20 through the
tram sn6 take up a collection for the girl Toe zen.
hemeu readily agreed 10 ths and in few minutes had
fhe pleasure OF handing the girl some doars
enough 10 pay her 70 New York. The knew nothing
OF e until she received the money when her
rrsieful feelings gave vent in copous tears. No
soubted her honesty.
BE gave her q memorepdum setting forth the route she
should take, and card which he requested her 10
STEAD Of tickets. On the card was written the follow
Ing
TO NJ BpOrnER CoSDucronsf have passed This worthy
young lady tram 20 Columbus collection tab ten
~ tor her And eveeen dollars placed IN her hands by The
pssengers For Gods sake donttake cent Of 4.
wOODALf.
Conductor LATHE Miami Railroad.
ms no ooubt enabled her 10 reach home safely and
with money IN Der purse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
Superior Coust-GepersI Term.


ruff and Iierrepoint
MARCH, 20-n the matter Of Eli Hasbrouck VS.. Emery T.
Chids.-Cause 10 be placed on calendar and argued
Jacob p. Woodruff James G. Wicker, implicated,
6e-Judgmen reversed trial ordered costs 10 abide
event
Henri Green vs. Fernando wood.-order sppeaedfrom
reversed.
Rufus Caggctl w. Lyman Cook et al-Dsmissal Of
compliant affirmed As TO defendant Cook trial as 10
Seey costs 10 abide event
Slns lord et al. va George y. Vsnderburgh, 6c-1he
order appealed from must be modified The judgment
execution and levy must be set aside aud the plaintiffs he
required 10 accept the and pay the Of the
ton NJ special term fred 1t $40 me cost Of the appeal
$50 may abide event OF The suit
John ksmens vs.. John j wsrreH Demurrer susa ned
The order OF special term overruled With costs,
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ANoTHkR DsrursreS oF Ivm,Ns-A large deputatlos
OF the PotaWatJnie Indians, IRON the reservation In
Kansas, arrived in 81 Louis the ltth inst their
way TO Washington, accompanied by VIM. w. Murphy,
Esq, The efficient United States agent for that tribe They
present fine appearance and gentlemaniy and civil
in their demeanor. Their business NJ Washington
uected with the division of their lands which c,mprs.
some 81 the finest portions Of timber aud prairie Kansas
Territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

An ArAlR OY HoNOR--A hostile meeting took place on
sunday, the itth inst, between Capt Harry Maury Of
Mobile, and Capt H. Dc REVERE OF the fren n 2ouaves
The place OF meeting was Just beyond the Mississippi line
and the weapons navy revolvers Two shots
changed. Capt Maurys first shot struck half dollar
piece in his antagonists vest pocket, and the second
pierced bic cheek and the ball lodged the roof Of his
mouth The wounds received by Capt Revere ere not
regarded a. dangerous
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Obituary,

Died al Portland, Name, on Friday, Mr. wnlIAx rrKsy
No The p3d yen u bis age. He born ln Portland De
rember 1Te5, and was eodes native resident n tina,
cny. he was the con Of John Tukey who had fourteen
children, o. which the deoeased The tenth nc vas
NJ service 10 Portland in the Revolutionary war and was
intimate with Tsletrsnd when he made bic visit 10 This
city Mr.. 7. Wa q mason by trade, and built tue fret
birch hOuse crested in Portlandthai Congress street
owned by the late Stephen Longfelow, ESQ lie was a
rnsn Of high moral worth and much respected
Died, at Dswidds, Va, Macy NJ ktanr, aged 30 years
mother Of Hon r X Meade, United States Minister t.
Brazil
Mr. hApy B,orH the divorced wife o. the ate junius
Brutus Booth died Baltimore last week, o. disease n
We heart She was 90 years old
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The Sale OF Cattle by Col. Frank Anderson.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

GgrYTowy. FEB. IL. 1858.
see your correspondent al Aspinwal does not quit.
understand the matter OF Frank Anderson aud his sixteen
head Of cattle As am the sole sufferer this NATTER
and 20 else shall tell you my story After Col Ander-
and bis band had been arrested aud made prisoners
Of by Capt Sands OF the Susquehsnns went board the
steamer tgden % look cattle which said 20
be for sale found Mr. Brown the hrs Lieutenant OF the
Susquehsnna, and said Anderson. offered 10 purchase
the cattle could get title to them Mr. Brown gave
Col Anderson written permissont to sell the cattle 20
Upon that bought the cattle and raid Anderson the
ney On taking the cattle shore the Costa hca
claimed and took the cattle So lost my money and the
cattle and yet cannot obtain any redress frank Al
derson took my money and Kept n, aud Capt lands and
mission bought the cattle, have not gwen me any
dress although, you win see by the enclosed protest
they knew that Frank Anderson bad suindled me out %
my money. II lie strange affair first 10 aow prisoner
sch hs plumber aud then protect him the deception
Respectfully your obedieDt servant, c. C. PERRY.
THE PRorEsT.
BY this public instrument OF protest. and
manifest unto al that GA the twenty .irh day Of Decem
tiy seven per.opay appeared before me B. squire oel
T. hge sa, ss s 1s P2
present resident o. The town Of San Juan del Norte
be e,en Of The United states Of America that on yester
day he boush. q man on Scs,d Of the se.msr Ogden then
ofcse aud three calves az per BILL ofwhchtbe folowngs
H.Rnop o. GRrrro~S Dee. rs, 1851.
Tor IA Se.d Of ft sssf c ~ At T.
For DO calves $40 ................ 30
Total. $40
Received on account. 2@
SEQ
y p. ANDERSON.
Thai he said Anderson OF the
purchase sale OF the above cattle board OF
The Aforesaid Ogden charge Of Captain Joshua
sands Of the Uned states Navy; hat the aforesaid
the property the said Anderson ap
peared the said cattle having been claimed and taken
By S hs &. s sSs Dn as
return the amount Of money advanced him At the time
Of he above purchase ~ the sad cattle this dep0
then snpposng and bevipr that the said Anderson
the ehful % said cattle thai said Anderson has
tended n have other properly In charge ~ Captsn
Sands v,hree boats and other property snd that
s deponent considers that he should be refunded
the funds which he nnocently sdvAsced
said Anderson and witch IL frsudueny detained by him
Now therefore this protests against the conduct of
the said Anderson herenbefore set forth and asks of
premises q. g. PRRRY
Subscribed the day and year
ytsi agent
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United States Circuit Court.

betofe non judge HAL
March 22-Calvin Ryder, captain and william Woods,
fire. mate OF the ship Escoraza, were tried on charge
OF INJECTING cruel and unusual punishment on John Jospa
Chnaman but the evidence did sustain the charge,
and the defendants were acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

rx,os ,uv r,o.,p, wAR The Tampa fFis Tsn'nseldr
NJ the 9Th ms, saws Major Rector has had tas
With pay and other chico, and he expresses en'he o'a
sssnss 10 hs asaE 10 induce The Apaisns W e"'g'"N
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-16
nALrIMoEE ANp ONO RAI.RoAp-

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Balt-
and Oio railroad held in Baltimore yesterday
William Mchim ESQ., appointed chairman and y l.
Atkinson, esq secretary The thirty second annual re-
port of the president and directors including the reports
Of the and Of transportation was pre-
sented The following brief summary Of its state
ments
The gross earnings Of the main stem during the past
fiscal year shown To be 81 SD. 4s5 TO- showing de-
crease Of sT605l3 is, compared with the preceding
year but maintaining increase the fiscal year OF
1855 Of Sl45,0I3 "a The expenses Of working the main
stem, and keeping the road and machinery in repair
have amounted to 81 53l 1873 g. being 6563 per cent
upon the gross earnings increase Of "a per cent
compared with the previous year
Notwithstanding some adverse causes prominent among
which the general stgnaon of business decrease in
coal heights and reduction Of tolls thereon, it is shown
that the entire freight and passenger business the
main stem, OF ii gross revenue has increased S64 4s6 81
The quantity Of coal transported during the fiscal year
$50 Il5 tons and the therefrom ST. $40 900
The revenue Of the Washington branch for the fiscal year
1863 AZ ~ increase of SI4 963 Os over the preyi
year seni-annua dividend for the past months
has been declared this branch The revenue Of the
Northwestern branch for the past fiscal year stated at
s.4sovA o., and the working expenses thereof $685.
Z52 ~ The aggregate of the Main Stem Wash
ingbon branch and the Northwestern Virginia road
amounts 20 s4 57s gi2 Itching decrease on the past
year OF S5Il920 % The report speaks hopefully Of
the road In its future operations and full confidence is
expressed THAI In April next the company will enabled
10 resume the payment OF semi-annual dividends
After the reading Of the report was gone through with
election took place for twelve directors on the part Of
the stockholders and the following named gentlemen re-
eeived aImost unanimous vote, and were declared
elected to for the ensuing year, viz John Hop
kins, John W. Garrett Nathan Tyson Samuel W smith
Francis Burns Wesley Starr, William A Hack Allen A.
Chapman, John Spear Nicholas William W. Taylor John
Gregg, C, oliver o DonneIl
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THE WASHINGTON THEATRE.

The theatre last night crowded 10 It, utmost cpa
city by Of the most fashionable audiences Of the
to witness the performance Of Domhey and SON
in which the celebrated comedian Mr. w f Burton
pers0natea the character Capt Cutie This Is peon
liarly Burons role and rendered with effect which
elected repeated bursts Of upnoarions applause would
be difficult particnlaza in what scenes Burton achieved
the greatest success where all were rendered IN such a
truly artistic but perhaps the most effective
that in which he relates Florence Dobey She
supposed loss Of ship and the rescue OF ls-
concluding w the meeting of Walter Gay and Florence
Donibey. The character Of Mrs. skswton skiliuy
rendered by the agreeable Coincidence Mrs Hughes
nson the trembling Toots Donaldson as the artfni
sily Carkcr Strlart Tasgstocl Mrs soddart ais Mrs
Danbey and the versatile Ms Tyleure susan Nippcr
all acquitted themselves III highly eeeiitale manner
We have never audience enthusiastic in de,
1nogstIltions satisfaction as that which greeted the
performance Of Mr. burton hast evening At the close
Ma Burton was called bciSre the curtain when he ac
Acknowledged the compliment in few words saying. that
il had been many years since his appearance before
Washington audience; his managerial duties ia New
York demanded his close attention. and was seldom that
ie could absent himself but he had been enth,s-
asiiaIly received e sd but he might he
tempted to make another visit his Washington friends
We but speak their sentiments when we express the hope
that his visits may be frequent and assure him that
they wili always he most agreeable
Tonight the comedy Of the Serious Family win be
performed, Mr Burton taking the character OF Amini-
dab sleek the rendering OF which has added much TO his
fame As comic dciineaor The afterpecc is 900 Nil
liners Wanted, in which Mr. Burton and MS Hughes
both appear This II the last night OF these popular
artists, mad there wI doubties be perfect rush A..
seats, svise all 10 go eaFy and rerers them or they
fail 10 get even standing room This isan opinion
as isan opinion, and hope Play-goers win make
note G.
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NV MAP OF VIRGINIA w hare - 81

NV MAP or VIRGINIA We have lust re-
ssre. sefvay q me pocst p1sor
tf n. = purely trgeta sesntan, haE5ng
~ 1r. iAl.e ban1Ay&rt and Prsated cored
- oAAtoa " hear ahosr@ElAg 0aes cay
AH "% sazlgtcl<
- a1rias The se~sian q the Asl iegisl4sar-
-,AS ~ NE nnes = antnru~l Improvement,
~ s~IAns ysf hs
-sfl sought sitter b. Al Nirziu4n
sl-tuy ~ neir rt@ts, Ns rzFefug yuLac
l-e -sfted "a car western iAas 4nd prins
F-sas ==- o FssEs - posa
TAYINR NAUkY,
S~N As-A AgsAEs DonA4s Ant.
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Information has been recesrea a ls separtua r.a n ss
coe esd toe Unsea states a~as sA Jaaa Del xsrts
q me death q HnEg Kei Tssfss on tbs sn ga
river ths go d september E4sf
Inc acee@Ses 4 FefTesntea " as been
tae rnae sies and sas years IL ne rss q
Na'o ana sA1Araia Nov is-sta
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JuLLHS MnsrREs. The concerts of this troupe are
wen worth hearing. and advise readers TO avail
themselves of an opportunity which may not again
occur They accompanied by brass band, and give
their entertainments nightly at the Melodeon Opera
House which Is centrally situated the south side o.
Pennsy lyania avenue near Tenth street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-16
BY JAS 9. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

fTsRUSTEEE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
II LOIS IN PErNrING OFFICE SGT AgE-0a Thursday
n pceenher ~ a O'Clock me premises By virtue u decd
dated May 7, ts57 recorded I4bcr
l9S foos oauty
shah sell o- Nos - and 40 square
frrnring each % fee az fnre FIRST
and streets rnanng hak lSo crt inches ~ feet alley
and containing each S,osa square feet Etie perfspt
TerHs ae fourth cash anec and arcc years with
interest, secured BY dsss u wast tle prentses
Tlsfr = FISHER Muoe.
dAs Y, MCGUIRE co,
Nov I'D Aucissaeers
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by j. Q. McGUIRE = col, Aactioneers.

NJ - V ut"NENK r e CO. q Utst5UHctTs-
.rTRJSTEEss SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING,
lots II sPEnNrISG 0FFICE Thursday Alter
Deceber "a O'Clock The premises
a iSa dated My IL 1857 and duly recorded IlDc
ia 81 seq he land ziqa oagaly
a e bots Nos 10 and Is subdivision saaare el4 sroalIng
each - NORTH pal. street.
raaag back Ts feet inches Il ssi alley Each CONTAIN
Jag square feet. Title periue,
grst cash, Eesdae two aud flrce wars
viah ntarest serarea BY deed trust ITO prease
Tgish' u FISHER Trasee
JAS @ MCGUIRE Il Co
NpT frAd AneiSonsers
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EDITIONS.

L,INE EDITIONS.
IL caapt Works q Iobbes MalnsbBry. easel BY SIR WIN
Aaiespnrih 10 yoisy octave London
Banner snd Retrher, c1ptee, Is Iycc
IL ych ertayo fine kn4on elaat ana Pahl.lee s24
Hume aad snaaadE- History q yos octave Bean
nfal L1ndapn CaEacs PahsShea Il
Mord's ihstry edited l1ra Rs-sFaIe rols
tAgo Finest kasa adtsn $40 Pg Ashed Al sIg
Complete Works AA4ns 10 yals octave ZINE Htor
eailu0n- gI5. Usual prize as
EnEersal J5hasisn reauras,fer Z, tha C,sn
Iaafon IsST large folio Pased az $40 Ia many re-
spcrts the best Atas existing
WRITINGS Hi II IeEAre ru. ortayo a. agl, A. A.
Jew cnphes eay u mot lle above
Nov y TIaSCE TAYLOR
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psoFer % state The I.Es oooctos claims oonnns
don u trs per ceat upon all ooilectios though Tbs
committee were unanimous Ia allowing but par ccEf
which II the compensation xri by every act imposing
since 1854 this &ition per cent il could
have been allowed under the law would have just about
covered the dehcency above stated
The committee deserve great credit for the satisfactory
manner In which this l&boous and vexAfions duty has
been discharged the accounts much complicated
and CONFUSED and il onIy BY dint q the most wear
some tei that any thing Ike order sAa brought Oat q
the chaos Ii Is but justice say that one in the
eity was more competent 10 the task than Alderman
Brown
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TIKI ACCOUNTS THE LsrE Cry Cor4Ecrra. Alderman
Brosn chairman Of the select joint committee sbpont
lst June 10 examine aa sdjust the accounts OF General
1caila late collector Of taxes reported in the board Of
aldermen last night the result q the committees hives
slgafson II appears from this report that Gen siaIla
i indebted TO she corporation as44 a. for which be
and hs suFrrs Liable, and. We are happy 10 SAY ne
sponsibie % that Che city win realize the amount Its
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INXTENSInN OF TnE aNEM ROOk STnRE. :

LNxTENSIDN OF THE NEW BOOK STORE -
i FRANEIIN PfuIP respectfully uiorlps M
pnbfc iia aiegatsa and improvements the
q csrens " 4ldtsG
atsaass ssasenery Ksutear
css2hI-ld inc gny, the sssrr3
Inc ksest n0feit- couve
qahr rzaaius te loading srupe@n Journals
ma rcFalnris recssves.
pp hasing ootrspodeuts tac Rcrcpcan ciics
prepared erccre reirn nrers advantageous
r cklscc EaEi.nd snd An- feels caardeu, IL gLt
~ all orders ~ o.ax
12k%xsES PstfJs
iastsessaf and
AnEs AZ pean. ~, Dstwccu ON .ad sIse,s
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NsrHiAsHof NOVEMBER H. 1888
iaruaa'eu las eccn received departments roaA B
SAoPe $50 The pasod states ecnsl Io, " de41h
board the suaer'eAn ship Naiap saAn KaEslon u pas
sAe iro" New oseAa EbeneEr Frrrs MASTER EAAod ers
5 Nortoa, and l. & AsrAaaa- an yeiles fsrsr.
Nov l3-suf
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L EMosTHENEs on rHE CROWN literal trans

1IHts = Hfs II On The thUWN literal Trans
~ A~oA Eo- Lcn6aa - c.nas
5~pf<xeEsA Il NAls ~sst " Navarro Lz.aasa Al
NJ SoaEes wyAe b ys.a Cob. La11s4 81
s-ass'~s ~ iscx.~xI Lo14ou 81
AessnHte H~la1u- Ix1don 81 cents
- - o - -
-za=- - Gees TsaEAaIneo1 Innsou 81 .
@ AeiA sosI Aoses; lirra fr2Asl4lioa Laaion 81
Day and corrrpoAdencs. yols.
Ss-e lses'nAFy x Photography LaAea, lass o.
st-t1AAzs ttAsers Odyssey. 2 Landan o.
ms History q Kng Artar Kaie a ne Road Tn
Nov IL rs,,r., $1,000
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THE CHEssrKaKx ASD Quo CANAL during the past
week brought down - coal boats, and is laden with
corn, wheat and country produce The receipts for tolls
were $40 IS. No breaks reported throughout the
line
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetlonesrs.

lDObLlG SALE.-Ihe subscriber VIII offer az pub
II ~ sat-l o. Tuesday a o'clock
- prenases hs iAra -frut@Rd .sa ss sthw -
t~sfei 80 tAs BAlnnaasc osa r-steAf, aR1 AN
ns distant from me Asfetofs Cooley cGsling ~
siHpsea 10 te cntaes a oycais III premises
we wAtersd Tbs ei4rna id, ssya~d ave
different aeds ms Se bd hs1gly aaset~ rish ele
nat nc@oTy Nc th~ ~ feaso
6slans
and oos Stables, EsxaAryy hcese n
god oxeh2rd ~ 400 tte logsLer
naent q small ulls Twelve wheat
T~rEas Ons ath casa he balance pears
with payaseut secured 81
a decd oftra~t . the preEaisss-
AZ the same time viii be sold his entire stock
consizlns o.
Horses, cows, hoxs hs, issstAsr ne srops q
Bay, strA~ corn, fSi4sr,
F4uzly Nssoa h4y
Portable osder nia, slAsie Asd do1ble A-rness
PeCghs. harross, eslty atSrs, hAy
AID
rerms over $40 and andr szs 80
And four eu4ossd
s0las bearing InLsress JOHN r G. CLARK
J. C. AcGUlkE CO.
NOV l1-le,lssds Aacilo4oeFs-