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basis Of l2zc for mddlDg uplsnds 1870 70 Ford
l2hc for Mobile End l2Hc. for New Orleans and Texas
miodpR
FRllGHs-Rates continued TO rule dull aud engage
ments light 10 verp so about Is 900 bushels OF grain
bass and bulk engaged at AID 500 bbs Of Hour
3d.. TOO bbs rosin st Is I'D, and 300 bales com
pressed cotton at I'd To London 200 boxes Of cheese
were taken At sos vessel chartered 70 load at
Chile with copper for Swansea &c los Rates for
California firm at q &c. soc per foot measurement
PRovMoss-Pork was less active, prices we're hrm az
the opening closed At easier Sales OF about 2r
800 bbh were made at SIT 30 ST. 10, and sb ,a
700 bbs prime and about 500 late yesterday arnoOn
81 or about 200 to-day at $4 o. Thin clear
SIS 80 SIS rs Beef firm With sales Of about 2OC
bbls including country prime at 81 so S. do al
$40 sil; repacked country mess at si2 si3 80, ana
extra d. sl4 $l4 so. Prime and o,ef hams aere
quiet and nominal Bacon In lmted request a. 81
SIC cut meats were firm with sa' es Of 10ut IS pscx
ages including shoulders at csc 7c., 'lnd hams a.
loo Lard was frmer, with sales OF NO POD bbs aud
terces chiefly az 1850 Butter and cheese were in mode
rate request, and prices upchang d.
SUGARS The sales embraced about GOO 700 bids
Cuba and New Orleans, ct &c. exc Ike, closing a.
advance Of about &c. per ID
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BUTTER AND riggs

Butter Il down a trfe There has been some new but
ter market from the country that did realize very high
price, Eggs also cheaper.
Butter--Choice per lbs 30 Ohio. 20
Shipping % Chcese-retan per 10 II Is
Medium .............-- % Eggs for. IL
Gades. HAS Honey, per ID. ~ 10
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

HToTIcT. RrrsnEBs, LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
~ prces Fave from y 70 hundred per cent By buy.
Ing your liquors from SAMUEL kILISON, No. South VIII
Lam streei-randy In or out Of bond from 81 70 IS per
gallon nne Holland Gin from eOc. 70 u ~ per gallon WIN.
Younger Co.'s Ednburg ale by the hogshesd seotcb ale In
bottles los per DOZEN London per In bottles LA dosen
Families supplied.
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CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Baltimore OBI, Leich IAyerpool-J G
Steamship Vanderbilt Leevre, Havre and souhampson-D
Ship Angle saxon Man.er San Frsncisco-w Coleman
chip Margaret Eliza strout, BuenOs Ayresw W DeFor
Bar. Restless, Lothrop St Martha &c-ysndy Everett
Bark Usher FRANCES Croeser Siudad Bosar.G Buiiey
BARK virslnian, Miller, Richmond
Bs TSrss ss, Place
ssr s senndfy f saat a. fiiiadshA
scsr Marina Etheridse washington NCB Blossom Son.
scsr co rar.er s,OfssO o,o sprague
schr } wiIon, Usher Eau River.
ARRIVED.
ton Roads days, with to Barreda Bros y
BARK Sparta Srw Bjorn, Rio JaneirO Feb 49, with cOf
with ssl,, 70 il Q smith Co.
and S s Ss "a ss with
Renseer for PhdsdePha and IN company sdsys The
sox win atSys ~fsss 10
% s1d s to IL
mon Too. Se Blunt aoSs M miles south of
Brig Judge Baney of Bostsnl, Bradley, Guayama IR
M on hs IN and sP S o 1 IN Tel
SPIT sails stove waer casks &C. several vessels by
Brig Gen Bailey, Noyes St Marks days with cotton and
tobacco 10 ,s smsyood Earl Co Sailed in with
shot Key brig Rich o rre%Sa eeepos e
parted wS and e sn
beoom gone steering sw April lat 80 Al Ion Z 81
had heavy wes,her from wRW to INV '0' NC" ''N HAS
With s .ns S sa.. g b sssn s. Johns ST days
Brig and t Sssss @ s2, rR 3
q Ion y 20 SPOKE brig Kennedy hence for Neuyas
with sugar coffee to EPavensteoi vessel to Brett SON
Co While IN port during Noriher lost toresai and b and
Rel TSSsr q P,son siee,ins o. i'H 8 o. p's'sd O''s
ct New ps cASse cs days
gale from Sc lost boat stove bulwarks split sails
s sPn Snch u ~ s
s spSss os .an1 =. 20 o for Ne.
sDe w.s boarded by sea which stove miashp house ana
sshr otoman cf ssd5sporo Clifford s-yann.s l4dsys.
Hseras with heavy weather; threw over portion Of The
schr R W Brown Derrickson Wilmington. NC. days.
Sssr Srsgons kragse, wsshngioo, NC, sdsys.
s In Inlet days
sehr Siekeison; Lonsn. Norfolk for Boston.
sehr sSsheas t CAMDEN GV cooper SoTos adays
ssfr RsSeses wosum, City iont days with cotton, &c,
SEN SEM Flora g King suset;s City Point;
SEN Bsn liIosnias LAnisii. yissinla-
scSr e' wIan. Wcodmsn.ea Virginia sns day.
schr ovoca. Allen, Virginia. 3days.
bsasss4 New Hs Maven
S ssr John H %1s Si' W.Iss s Vfsa
schr Q BInns Cook, virginia
SsSr I Bsavsrd Et Green virginia
s SsT Tr Sss' SO6EE 1icaa aisndr'
schr Is woolsey. Derrick son. Alexandria
Schr Carlton Jay ne Cayl.r Baltimore days
sehr John A UNI ack. Bearse Bsl'norel
schr Golden West Pearl, Baltimore DAYS
Schr bee, vo-hew Little Greek. Del.
Schr Wauponsa Morris, Smyri q, Del
schr VIM II Dennis Worth. Philadelphia for Boston.
sehr Roranns Burey Mart, Pbiade lphis for Boston.
Schr Gazeie Plumm~r Phladelp ala for Narbiehead.
sch- s.rsh Jane Rroheron Phiatepha for Provfdencr
schr hsnnahea. Ferris Squsn, with wreck OF
ship Clara Brookman.
Sohr Chss 3 Hazard. -, Hartford
Sseamer Boston e~llew PHILADELPHIA
Steamer saran Jones, philadelphia.
Steamer A II Bowman CLARK. Providence
BELOW
Bark Princeton, from DemarAra-
schr Louls Walsh from Porto hco-Bo:h By pilot boat
Romer, No II
SAILED
shp Euerpe, -; bark Palermo, Palermo.
Wind during the day ssE.
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Meats without much change. There Is little spring
lamb market, but II u hardly worth quoting II lie
food any scnsbe person would think OF eating and tho
lovers OF this decacy would do well 70 try and c)nro
their appeteg for month when will be III 10 eat
and will have ix proper accompaniment OF nice green
peas There plenty Of young veal In market, much Of
which has very suspicious look. Avoid II for while
yet
Beef sides, per 10. eKa s Pork carcasscs e. a sy
Mutton earcasses. 10 Pigs, roast, cal rs AZ so
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF REsPECTABllITY,
~ having limited acquaintance In The cry qr county,
wishing TO form the acquaintance TOT parties or we oppose
sex with view TO matrimony viii be satisfied tney al on
or address ROBINSON WILLIAMS Correspon lnk Asen-
cy 53t broadway, where e1celent opportunities are
offered 10 sincere correspondenis All CONGRATULATIONS must
Terms 10 sui, parties.
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Canadian vas steady, with sales OF about 900 bbs ~
quotations Southern rmer especially for the better
class Of brands while the sales embraced about 500 600
sble, within the range Of the above quotations. Rye
-four and meal unchanged. Wheat was ire
euar and active. The sales embraced about
5000 10000 bushels, included IN which were about
II 900 bushels Chicago spring at ST. red Indiana dti 10
st Is white do do at 81 IS, common white Virginia q,
81 20, and red Illinois st 81 10. Corn was rathe more
plenty with sales Of about 20 900 20 80 bushels yellow
al Ibc One small lot 1T the opening was reported at T6c
Ryeales Of about $50 bushels Northern wore made a.
taHc and sale Of 900 do. was reportel ~ nc. Dor
ley w@ heavy \ small sale wa reported o. nc. OsE
were steady with sales Of state All Western Al ~ 45c
Co'YEr wac quiet, aud sales confined b 100 oassa.
U5rToS-1he mArke, 6rmer, witt safes O. about
500 baee, considerable portion 10 rp1ners, ths
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MATR uMOnyAJ-


A LADY OF SETTLED AGE AND OF GOOD REPUTA-
N toni without membranes, with means OF her
would like To become acquainted with good kind gen
ueman In comfortable circumstances with srriage
Age from 40 10 90 No need answer this without tho
motives hey will be strictly attended in confidence
aud sincerity for nine days. Address with real name y A.
e.. Union square Post Office.
A WHOEVER ~ YEARS OF ACE, GOOD LOOKING
A and amabe, enjoying enviable social position, ~ de-
ttrous OF meeting with young lady widow with view 70
arrage The advertiser has and doing lucrative
business but desires few thousand dollars more 70 eeno
NE business lady may become partner in business ans
me pOssersor ot loving heart State when and whfe an
interview be bad Entirely honot able and conf iena
address Joseph Burhaus, Herald once.
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CLOSING PRICES.
Offered. Asked.


Early Vegetables Coming In-Busincss Dull
-Resume or the Retail Prfces-The Market
ut a Stand sim.
Dealers in the large markets complain that business is
very dull and that the demand for all OF market
able commodities is falling on daily The grocers buy
less Than ever and IL really though thousands Of
poor families denying themselves their ordinary
quota Of food.
The vegetable market is OF the first importance in
view OF the incoming OF early sprng-ettuce rsdshes
salad. pie plant &c As yet we have only dollhouse
bought tolerabiy cheap. The New Jersey and
for the New York market must make good thing OF IT.
the demand is very great and the competition light
They in fact have full possession Of the market from the
middle of March until May, by which time the trade from
the South springs up, but prices DO not lower much before
June would be curious calculation 10 find out how
many millions New York pays yearly to the Jerseymen
for their produce ard would be worth while for the
latter to think sometimes what they would do without
New York.
Potatoes this week down in price in consequence
OF the large quantities that have been sent in from
all quarters Of the West They have gone down from
Is 70 rs cents per barrel just at the time when they
should have been higher from their scarcity THIS is
grevous state CT things for the dealers, but there
why the should not rejoice therea An
nexed tic market prices for vegetables The list OF
green truck will be found particularly interesting
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GAME AND POULTRY.
Wild fowl of all Kinds rapidly disappearing from the
market With the exception Of q few English snipe, pral
RE hens and pigeons, there very little 10 be
quoted The lsw against killing birds al this Of year
should be strictly enforced II wanton Of our
and lake birds 10 XII them the breeding season
Why don't the authorities insist on the game laws being
OBSERVER
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Port OF New York, April o, 1855.

CLEARED
Steamship City Of Baltimore (3r, Leitch, Lverpoo-J
Dale.
Steamship Vanderbilt, Lefevre Havre and souhamponD
Torrance
ship ngle saxon, Mahter, San Frsncsco-w Coleman
ship Margaret Eliza strou Buenos Ayres-w DeFor.
Bari Restless Lo,hrop st Martha &c-ysndy Everett
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REsTAURANTs.

DoLLys CHoP HoUsE-l67 WILLIAM srREEr
three foors below Beeknan street Dolly has
sncer hanks for the very liberal patronage accorded
To aet ed chops and steaks and trusts from The alter
go.s made and perfected that W future gentlemen will not
be kopl waiting for want Of room. J. STROUD.
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1000 HaY RR I'd ing.
1000 DO. $500.
5000 Read RR bs SO
1000 do. .......
1000 III ecu RR BIDS.
1000 III freepd BIDS.
4 900 LAC&hil ] z bs.
1000 Gal&Ch2dmbs,
IL chs Bank of N Y.
80 Blk State Of NY.
100 Canton Co.. biz
30 Cary Imp CO...
IL Del&HudO Canal Co
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Dealers realize rood prices in nsh. There is sal
mon In market that sells FOR 81 81 2s per ID Salmon
trout sells for 1sc per 10 Shad no, very plentiful
yet The few that caught tho North river are small
and lean the Delaware river had very fine, being
fat and well Favored. Oysters getting scarce.
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CITY COamERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April p-6 P. NJ
Buusrrus -F1our-The market for inferior and com j.
mon grsiee heavy and easier, while medium 70
extra grades Of Ohio and Southern 10 fair demand
The sses embraced about 5000 1000 bbs At about the
following quotsions--
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-06

.
LATE DISCOVERIES IN PATHOLOGY show
that very many of the diseases which
afiic mankind arise from impurity Of
the blood. This has long been suspect
ed butt is only lately known. In con
sumption. tubercles are found. TO be a
sedlmentary deposit from The blood
Dropsy, Geui, Cancer. Ulcers and Erup-
tions. all arises in disordered. deposites
from The blood. Billions diseases and
fevers are caused solely by its deranged
unhealthy state, and even the decline of
life follows a want of vitality in the
blood. 10 view of these facts DIR. AVER
designed his CdtAoric PHI especially 10
purify ard invigorate the blood. and
hence we believe to arise its ~unparal lied
successin controlling and curing disease.
MEDICAL Journal.
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Dsatbs.

In Cleveland, on the Seth ult. in the 23d
year of her age, Mrs. LUCY ELLEN MYGATT,
wife Of George S. Mygatt.
In Hubbard, on the 30th Nov. of dropsy, Mrs.
SARAH s., wife of V. W. Hollenbeck, aged 81
years.
The deceased had been, for a number of years,
= follower Of the meek and lowly Saviour" and
during her last moments gave such striking
evidence of her acceptance with Him, that her
friends have the blessed assurance that she has
truly passed from death unto life"
She leaves a husband and three children.
besides numerous other relatives, in behalf Of
whom, may God have heard her last prayer
that they may be of the number when He
eorneth 10 make up His jewels"
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Yrue Snttaissnfs.
Donation Visits

Donation Visits
On Wednesday evening. notwithstand ding the
rain, the Presbyterian Parsonage was crowded
with visitors The amount received by the pastor
Rev. WV. C. CLARK, was about $40.
= On Friday evening. the friends of Rev. BAKER
assembled in great strength at the basement oil
The Methodist Episcopal Church. The receipts
were about Sl75.00
1t is certainly ereditable to the citizens of
Warren. that they have thus given in the course
Of a few weeks to their ~clergymen, independent
of their salaries. and simply as expressions of
their appreciation of services rendered, the
handsome sum of nearly 500. Especially is it
worthy of praise in q season of peculiarly hard
pecuniary pressure. 1t is equally creditable to
the clergymen. that in the opinion of their con
gregations, they have merited such testimonials
We have observed with pleasure, one circum
stance at eacL, and all of these assemblies,
namely, that at every one of them. could be seen
members of every church in the town, and those
who were members of none. This too, is as it
should be.
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j. B. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 & 5 MARKET Street,

y &c q ks,
Nos. 4 & 5 MARKET Street.
4 RE now receiying-a very extensive
IA assortment of goods in his nhe. diree, from tn,
Eastern Cities, enbraeinsia part the following goods;
10 Hhds. Sugar. 10 bbis Coffee A do. 10 de 4. IC
do crushed. 10 DO Poxdered. 10 DO EranRlsied.
20 Sacks Rio Cocee 80 DO Java. 10 do Xoco. 20
do L.luayra.
50 Chests y. II. Tea. 90 do Black.
25 Boxes Stelrinc Candles IS do Taii0E 90.
90 do Starch
10 Bags Spice 10 do Pepper.
} rsirces Rice edo Prunes. lido Goldfish.
4 Trails Gloves.
90 Boxes 'Spoolsweorl So Tobacco. sOdO 'Moores.'
90 do Diamond Twist. 10 Cross Large Smoking To
baceo. 10 do small. 50 do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
5 B5Is PciveriEed s~alsrAtss. 5 do ctsi 20.
. Sacks Pea Nuts.
90 Boxes VI. r. RaSIns; 10 \ do
Citron. Corn Starch, FArins, Mustard, Pepper Ssace.
Pickles, Sardines.
l0,GU0 Eagle Principe Cigars. 10000 wsshing.on
do. j. ,eUO Light Guard TO-, &c, &c.
~ Bills. Butte. Crackers 35 dc Z K. IL 90 Sugar
10 do Soda. IA do Boztoa.
Cream Tartar. C~sInphor. chswins Gum, Indigo, Al
mondE, Brazil AutS, English Walnuis. &c, &c.
Is Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whiskey- 10 do
Ginger Wine. 20-lO Gall Kegs do. 25-5 Gall. do.
200 Calls. 'Seignette' Brandy. 200 Calls. 'Otsrl' do.
J Bbls Prime Old Port Wine. J do MADEIRA. 2 do ia
nlaeis Rum. 10 DO W. 4. do. IL Go Gin. l46 Calls.
Pure Gin.
is BbIs. MOlas.<s. II half do ReAned Syrup, &c.
&c, &c
Ny stock is full. ample. and complete. I mos; re-
specifically solicit: IN examination Of goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere al. gssas sarrGafeS.
October 81. J. b DUNLAP.
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Marnases.

In Hartford, on the 30th ult. by Rev. VIM
Sampson, Mr.. WILLIAM 81. TREAT, of Cole.
brook. Ashtabula Co. to Miss MARY A. LOVE.
LAND, Of Orwell, Ashtabula County.
On the 3lst nit, at the residence of d A. Coe,
Esq. by Rev. VIM Sampson, Mr.. EDWARDL
SNOW, of Kingsville. Ashtabula Co., to Miss
MARIA S. FOBES, OF Hartford.
On the 3lst ult, by Elder Calvin Smith at
his residence, Mr.. JOHN PLATTER. of Def.
ance, to Miss LUCINDA WALDEN, OF Mecca.
In Bazetta. on the 3lst ult.. by Leman Palmer,
Esq. Mr.. GEO MINTE0RN. to Miss HAN
NAH OXFORD, both of Bloomfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-06

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
n RzTArR

Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court for frum
bull County, duly issued to me as Guardian of Hannah
4. Griffin, I shall oGer for public ssle at the premises,
on Saturday the ed day Of January, A. d. le5S. be.
tween the hours Of noon aud 4 p. NJ, the interest Of
said Hannah A. Griffin. in the following Real Estate,
situate in Rrookfeld, Township number four In the LIST
range in the Connecticut Western Reserve. known az
atrsct in lot - in said Township, bounded north by
lands OF Jesse Hoagiand, east by lands of Isaac Mont
gonnery. south by the Public Hishway Leading from
Brookdeid to Warren. and west by lands Of Melvin s.
Griffin. containing twenty six acres Of land, more or
less. The interest of said Hannah in said land s sne
undivided seventh OF twenty acres OF the north part
thereof, and one undivided sixth Of six acres Of the
south part thereof. Said interest Is Appraisal at l24,C4.
MELVIN S. GRIFFIN. Guardian.
By HurcnSs, Cox & RATLIFF, his Attorneys.
nae ~ .G<- L.
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CARD TO LADIES,

u.
J. n. PERciE's II AcHsH' PIILs-The Importers Of this
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention of American ladies' to its
Asinf2lli2ble in removing distractions and irregulari-
ties of the menses, PreRPtty resforing them in all ca
sss. The saPprsSstoH SO common, is speedily relieved,
and there viii be no reeErreHcs Of the complaint il this
remedy is used acc 1rding to directions, which accom-
parry each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENcrIsrr. or saspeetiag tiemssl1es 90, are
sauti0ned against using them. as miscarriage psHId
sHsus. Ladies desiring an iaereass Of family sksHEd
yersFa fhefr Ess eztireig. as a fen Pils eaek z0Htk
Dsrf3 b SIRE 10 PreeeRt PregHazey-
Proprietors importers. or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this ainonition. Although certain
in effect, :hey are so mild as never to produce injury
TO the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
OF an ordinary letter. Price Si.D0) are sold only BY
our general agents. who will send them by mai. post
paid, on receipt of price. Boxes Sl.25; Half Boxes IS
cents. Messrs-v- B. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly filled
by them
ER. Warren. and by Druggists generally.
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,HERIFF'S SALE.
J Taylor, Perkins & Co.,
VS..
A & p. ". Hardman, ct. al.
Stevenson, Bowen & Nesmith,
A. & P. NJ. IIardman.


Ak P. NJ. Hardman
BY virtue OF two orders ef sales in Attachment,
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County. Ohio, to me directed and delivered, 1 shall
expose to Public Sale. at Warren, in said county, at
the Van Gorder Blocx. on Market Street, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1858,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day. and TO
continue from day to day until sold. the following
described property. to wit: One Two Horse Wagon, 6
yards Brown Broad Cloth. &c yds. Home check. % yds.
Ticking. S1ss yds. Ticking, 29E yds. Blue mixed Sum
mer Wear, 81 yds. Kentucky Jean. Is yds. Cotton
Plaid. Ga yds. Kentucky Jean. 3Ix yds. Summer Wear,
f2I yds. Mole Skin, e01 yds. summer Wear, 81 yds.
Brown mixed Felt Cloth, So yds. Blue Fancy Csssi.
mere. e5I yds. Gray Satinett. l9k yds Mixed Sati-
Cloth. \ yds. Brown do, 14a yds. Calico, so yds. Com
lett, Is yds. Plaid Linsey, us yds. Cording, 6Z yds.
Mixed Satinett, So yds Fancy Cashmere. 10 yds.
AiSel Cashmere, Ii yds. Gray Mixed Satine,t, BOB
Dark Gray Mixed Satinett ls yds- Black Broad Cloth,
90 yds. Drab Felt Cloth. 2S yds. Black Broad Cloth.
q yds. Green Broad Cloth. 1c37x yds. assorted Cal
icocs. l Blue Cloth Vest Pattern. 400 yds. assorted
Calicoes. 1865 yds, Brown Sheeting, S yds. 10 quarter
~Sheeting, e7I yds. Black silk, IA yds. Fancy Dress
silk, lbs yds. Black Silk :apron0 6s yds. laekoneit
Null Muslin, lib. yds. White Cambria, 25s5 yds. do q.
IS yds Barred do, 10 yds. Swiss Null Muslin, ~
yds. Dotted do, 37S yds. Irish Linen. eng yds. Plaid
bingham, % yds. Green Paid do, Is yds. do, as
yds. Small Plaid do, 3jsS yds. Domestic do, 1919
yds- Nous Delaine, 661 yds. Figured do, d Cotton
Cravats. II Silk Pocket handkerchief, 4 Silk Bandan-
mas. IL Small Silk Handkerchief. 3 yellow do. ; Cot
ton do, % Silk Parasols. s dOz. Spool Thread, S gross
Button. 10 do Hooks and Eyes. Q Chinese Fans. ; Fr.
Ladies' Caters, 8 do do Slips, , packs Pins. l0S doz.
half Hose. 1 doz. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose. 3 pr. La
dies White Hose, , 7-l2 doz. SPOOL Thread, 6f yards
Marseilles YeSting. " yds. Cotton Tabling, 70 Bags.
40 yds. Striped Linen. AZ yds. Drilling. 295 yds. Brown
Linen, 20s yds. Blesehed Drilling, IS yds. Bleaehed
Muslin, l6ik yds. do, % yds. Doe Skin Cashmere,
1ls5 yds. Plaid Flannel, S Satchels, 2T doz. Linen
Thread, as Envelopes, So yards Apron Check. G pair
Buckskin Gloves. II do do Mittens, 32e5 yds. ClermOnt
Sbeeting. IS Table Cloths, 3jss yds. SILICA. a. yds.
Ble1ched Cambria, 247 lbs. Brown Sugar, and l2O lbs,
Coffee and barrel.
A credit Will be given for all sums over S., of 90
days, with approved security.
A. q LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Warren, Dec. 30, l557-9w-I.oo.
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We are informed that Mr.. DEnR, the new pro-
prietor at the Gaskill House, has broken up, root
and branch, the gambling nest which it is said
Vss wont to hatch out its dark brood of evil in
that same hotel. The venerable banker (of the
Faro Bank who periodically honors this town
with his presence. could find there no rest for
the sole Of his foot, and no room for his card
table. Other doubtful, Tor rather not doubtful)
characters have met with a like reception. when
ever they have made their appearance.
All honor to Mr.. DERR.