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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-15
I'd FIUs ULTRA OF ALL sNwINC MACHINES
1iTE
PAUL WORlUI or CREATION.


>, The following Is The published report Of the
l'iPNNSl Nv ANlASTATE AGRICULTURAL
SoClE1l. on awarding the Premiums at tho
conclusions OF their Fur, ut rit,sburr, on the
1st of October:
"Thc Committee nave given full opportu
nifty to the exhibitors of several Sewing Mn.
chimes to show mud explain their several urti.
clcs, and after close investigation. have con
cluded, while Singers Machine, for heavy
work. is equal to any, md also an excellent
Machine for general use, Grover 4 Bakers ~
more simple IN It's construction, and equal In
It's ability to perform for general puYposus but
without dispa,aalng the merits OF either Of tho
above the Committee feel constrained to award
II Diploma TO the Wheeler II Wilson Machines
as being the best or NIL family purposes.
tSigncdl u. j. MOORAEAD.
MOSES II. EATON,
WIN, MURDOCH,
JOHN a. SMALL.
Committee
The sales Of Wheeler a Wilson's Sowing Ma
chimes in New Orlcaus where the difference
between the cold time Shuttle" aud Chain
Stitch Machines aud the new improved WHEEL.
ER n WILSON Machine il understood il more
than Foun times greater than the sales of any
'Shnltle" Machine, and has been for the lns,
ronr months more than FIFTEEN to ONE over
Grover and Bakers complicated Chain Stitch
Machine.
largo supply Of tho above Machines are
expected by every steamship from New York.
aud for sale a. the only Depot of
WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEWING; MA.
CHIMES.
No. lgO Canal st.
$. II. PECK, Agent.
Dec. Both, 1858. IT,
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SAVE YOUR FRUIT!

BY using MAsoN's PATENT PRESERVE
JARs.-Tne best patterns made. For
sale by BYRNE a. SHIELDS,
MoSEoE, MAJ jlJh. 1850.
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Thomas & Mitchell.
B. j. Butler & Hartigan.

B. j. Butler & Hartigan.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
VICKSBL,RG, MISS.
AGENTS FOR
J. j. Person g. Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants.
NEW ORLEANS, Id.
WYE are prepared to furnish Plantation sup.
w plies and make liberal cash advances on
Cotton consigned to our friends as above.
b. j. BUTLER g. HARTIGAN.
Aug. l6, 'GO-lv*
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-15
Wheeler ~ Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.

naVe ths tall taken the
FIRST PREMIUM
at every State Fair held in The United States.
wherever they have contculrd. WITHOUT
ONE EXCEPTION, viz:
. STATE OF MISSOURI, Mt st. Louis.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. nj Cuntrain.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, at jackson.
STATE OF NEW YORK. at Albany.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
STATE OF MARYLAND, at Baltimore.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. ut Richmond.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, at ri.tsourg.
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Singers. Grover 4 Bakers, Weeds, Sloat's
Websters, Bcntholfs aud twenty others, have
ALL been
SlGNALLY AND FAIRLY BEATEN.
NO rational man can now deny the fnct that tho
NtiEEAER s. WILSON
5 h w | N G NJ A G lIlNE
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es6yLIERIFF SALE.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO-, ~
Parish of Ouachita. -'N i''@' 10aff
John NJ. Harris VS.. Seneca Martin.
BY virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. issuing
out of the 18th Judicial District Court,
in and for the parish and State alore.
said, in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at the Court house
door, in the town of Monroe, on
Saturday, Gu deg of October aest, 1860,
within legal sale hours, the following
described property, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter and the south of the
northwest quarter OF section SO, town
ship IS north, range 9 east, contain.
ing 100 acres. more or less.
Seized MS the property of defendant,
and will be sold to satisfy said writ
TnEMs.-Twclvc months credit, with
bond and approved security, and mort
gage retained on the property.
MADISON ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, Aug. 81, sGo-6tslo so.
SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Ouachi;a,
Twelfth judicial District Court,
BERNARD llEMrNiN vs. SENNcA MARTIN.
pf virtue Of writ of H. in, issued ont OF
~ said court III the above entitled cause, and
TO the sheriff OF said parish directed. | have
seized ana Will expose N public auction at the
in legal sale hours. on
Soi ur,}oy tho Etb l,>, Ar N,t~l,,,, 1ocn
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REFER ENGES {:

Wheeler n Hurt 20 Bcolsnnn st., Whitehead
Bro, ld2 Greenwich, st., A. u, n ID. Sands n
Co, Ill William It,. Barnes Il Park, Is Park
Row, q. V. Ciuknur Il Co.. ri Barkley A.,
EUsh, Gale d Robinson, 1856 Greenwich ST.
SchiclloIin t'roa. d Co., 40 William IT.. Pollock
Bros. IL Dey IT, John A. Tnrrunt a. Co. 27S
Greenwich ST., Thnyer CO., 3lO Pearl st.,
Dudley ~ Stafford, CD Beckmnn st. july Oily,
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pRysrIss's DUEL WITH GHOLs0N.-A writer IN
ia V,rksbuyg Sun furnishes the following HlViuSn'
81 the celebrated duel between Judge 6hol'on anu D.
s. Pfeutiss Of Mississippi; g. C,,..i.., 1.a,,.d
M taos are these At the fret fire. Ghoison IeaPeo
actIv three feet one inch aud hall from me giUIhu
t tb ball through bis heart, because the Dall nae
~ The toe Of lie right foot, gianciIg III u WeSIc
sar5 direction hitting GhOlson second IN the PIT OF
We st6msrb. causing bin 10 double up WIN such
'ler'ce tIai an empty pistol he had IN his hand new
rd r;fb .lcb q force 10 ht lbs Pnnupa on the
o csnsing him to jump aforesaid, because ne war
az TIetefy astouebed, believing hls ana22uir'
t,iIGa5 ~ him on the back Of The head Onolsqh
% 'rd If corn on bis night foot but had the looon
80 for a week. GhOlsons second tooK 'ne tramp
tOic. .....d an close 10 the lips
o. ~ lake away his BREATH causing hli9 70
an non the ground from which ever Hi'ci ""i" "'
Lad a slight lisp in his speech 49,, ,,rornd IN this
m +srties were recOnced Oh the gIouhu ~ III
,snnert After they had untangled ana ',bat
CIoIsons second out Of hard Knoll UNI 90
I.beyed him, Prentiss hsPlng w. fr ~
{" Ghol.op. YOU owe me dollar. , " prent;.s.
ssid Ghoson " For curing your 0orl say JolIar y
No" saws GholsOn, " you owe me .o;d Gbol.
what for r. says Prentiss. becSuse, So and
,on yonr bali hit my second IN The sIoa" ,a a
rsn.ea Kim 10 hit me on the bead, wnen 60 lid
too,hsts and now III have 10 have the too'D P"'''N'
which will cost me dollar. IN :, sona,sn
"WeL" says PreDtiss, let COIL " 'f
They sbooh bands on The ,pot.
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NV BREED OF SHEyP.-A report has lately been
made TO the Society of Aecmaion of Animals in Lon
don of new breed of sheep, or at least animals re-
semblng sheep except in size found in countries sd
acent to the Punjaub. These animals are called Punk
Sheep and are the mos, dinnutive of the ortS family
the full grown ones being not larger than lambs OF
few weeks old. The Purik Sheep has small bones,
eshy carcase and the mutton is excellent, and yields
three pounds year of very fine WOOL The ewes gen
orally give two lambs year. The great advantage OF
this over other breeds is its domestic habs-hving
around the cottages quiet house dog, and feed
ing upon all sorts OF waste garbage, scraps OF ruit
vegetables crumbs of bread shreds that are frequently
wasted; eating them from the hands OF any one wn"
offers II is thought that the Purik Sheep would DC
suited to the climate of England, and exactly adapted
TO the wants of many coagers. If 70, 1t would ais"
suit many in this country. Ii would be great OBJECT
70 Oct AN animal TO consume the kitchen garbage, lees
Objectionable than the hog and the hesh OF winch
would afford more wholesome food TO the common
people too many of whom live 50 far al meat Is con-
cerned. almost exclusively upon pork.
Its supposed that this kind OF sheep would make
rather interesting pets, of which children would be
particularly fond; and approve of anything tina,
would be likely to disPlace worthless dogs in their aec
lions, and at the same time add to their happiness
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..7 Jane. Van Alstyns a. A. Sewi@ q Hoy's1' -, "
F,ch 100 Rice g. sgsoseI a ss sSsh a. pssn
Co. Best a. Becisih H. cu@a9 giGslr Ts aa..
l. Peter, 10 T. Woodward ll9 NJ Aa Hd III Co
Kentaciy' 500 Total Sheep received t42i.,
The stock win be seen largely from thi' STATE s,sss
the Reef Cattle and the total large that seens
that prices have been maintained they are WIN an ,,
ofabout 900 at Browning. .h morning me narss' 'r,o.
demand for nice Lambs l. 50 strong TIA, os sbhossh
i impossible to predict anything about hi. market we aa
guess that another such WI % ssese nrie,
The city full Of desdnutton and cannot so''o NV"
'"''P SALES OF AND LAMB ,r,.c
At Browuings brokers' ssles as follows Thomas
Larn 4G3 head average 80 20; McCsrty Miller foI 20
!, head Bells and Kent 1891 average SAW H. H. NUM-
At 6Bhen. sam McGr.w report. sales Of I sSesH sSs
tee one lot Of for so which appear. be the highest Of any
thing on hg . r dse scs a. est one very high day
THE HOG MARKET.
Prices reported by Henry D. Grous today For cOnsd Hogs
eia6;; di,tilery fed STATE ,-.A.,,urn
ing bvyer, hold OH and will compel owners TO submit
The receipt. Of the week have not large for long
time and there Is no cause for increased demand
O. W. Dorman reports the following Pce. o. hogs vssb
First quality co.1.sd large ss Isl
Fins, quality, small sizes, fat and prime ALA,
for market butchers. sstaasgs
Second quality stillfed.............Sa6 Ag1toso
Sales Of Hogs for the week ending Wednesday NOV ~ i
by Black Vronan, commission merchants Fortiet street
Drove ards, North River:
For John Underwood Yates County ~ Y lO6 fed ho
gross la h, at Gle for 30 con-fed hogs
average gross 1863 NJ at 4se for owner = sSrnsd
hogs average 68 No. at Gle for j. Holmes Fort Wayne
Indiana 1913 cOrned hogs 1874 ~ At 1920 Tor
John H. Glass, Beaver Co.. Penn 100 cord hogs average
gross 229 ~ 6sOsc. for g. Mccormick Morrow Co, Ohio
l27 cofed hogs average gross IT'S H. at 6ic for Julius Eoe
ter Philadelphia Penn ls eonfed hogs oss I5 10
an Gle for T. j. Gurley Co. Morrow Co, Ohio, 02 eornfed
hog average gross 2O5 D. at is2oc for Geo RO.s Co
aud Co N Y 70 cornfed hogs average gross lTo 10 &c
for s. d. Townsend su.quehannah CO.. Penn So cOted bog
.v.,aoe ross 1873 ~ at 6lc for g. c. Sez Easton Penn
Ia led hogs average net 50 10 at &c for Smith Should
ier Michigan s eornfed hogs average gFo- 1873 TO-
at 61c Total, ], S2
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TIE ORANGE GRAsD LoDGE or BRITIsH AMERICA
CONDEMNS Thy MNIsrRr.-The Toronto Globe
prints the resolutions adopted by the Grand Lodge Of
British America at its recent meeting at Port Hope.
The sixth resolution denies the right Of the Colonial
Minister to interfere directly or indirectly in the
public affairs Of this country the previous resolutions
having asserted that there was interference, and
declares that the Grand Lodge holds the Provincial
Ministers responsible for all the acts performed in the
Queens by her Majesty representative 10 this
colony and that :" if any advice was rendered aud
attempted TO be enforced which intefered with the
" legal rights Of the subject, the Ministers " SAouh
have resigned their trust. The advice referret 20
was that given by the Governor General 10 the Mayors
Of Kingston and Toronto to prevent the presence Of
Orangemen IN the procession to welcome the Prineei
Ills is held 10 have been an interference with the
legal rights of the subject which the Ministry
ought to have prevented by RESIGNATION Ibey did
resign and therefore, in the opinion OF the Grand
Lodge, they sacrificed the liberties Of the people Of
whose constitutional rights they are for the time esans
which met at Hamilton, finds itself corroborsied and
indorsed by the superior body. There Is no longer
nny room 10 doubt that the Orngemen Of Canada are,
as body, in opposition TO the Ministry.
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Ths shows decrease in the stock since Oct. !, Of
nearly 81 900 600 leaving the total now in bond little
below $l2,OOOW.
The following telegraphic dispatches were read at
the Board of Brokers this morning, in the order in
which we give them
CHAMELEON Nov. l4.-No bank has suspended. do not
,bII snv viii am lust from Columbia The state does
sanction suspension. Bank OF Charleston strong NJ bill has
passed 'u'"''iI' No2
nox-eo.rzy. Nov H. broker. William street: Tx
irp,snt contnnr, immense Better sell heavily Governor
M0O'e i''u'l'' ''u'' ''''' A. D. BANKS.
Included IN the exports Of the past week have been
800 bales cotton, 81, 900 bbs flour of which $1,000
bbls. go to London, Liverpool and Glasgow, S6i 900
bush. wheat principally also to Liverpool, London,
and Glasgow, 100 900 BUSH corn i27 bbls. aud ties.
beef 2O4O bblS. pork, 5000 b bacon 83iOO ID lard,
$1,000 h cheese, go 900 h butter, 9O7l bbs rosn,
I.359 hhds. bales and tobacco, 5l7 900 II low,
and 8, 400 bales hops
There was a much more cheerful feeling in the
money market to-day, notwithstanding The Herod
had it, panc-stop open this morning to itsfules extent
The difference il very marked from yesterday, although
rates for paper are still very irregular. The high
rates of interest quoted in the journals tempted some
capitalists from their retreats and whereas paper could
moi be sod at all yesterday, to-day there is moderate
currency for "gilt-edged strictly at Solo Y cent.
Very good names, however, are still selling at II 3
cent and some jobbing paper, especially If connected
with the South, goes at 1924 v cent. The banks
are rather disposed contract, which throws more
parer upon the street. The low price OF Sterling has
induced large remtances by some OF the leading I'M
porers which has made the banks connected with that
trade poor The dispatch from Mr.. Trenholm, which
ya circulated in the street about 10 o'clock with other
priyate adyiees from the South had a favorable elect
in reyiving confidence among moneyed NEIL Demand
loans were alro easier obtain but there was no abae
ment in rates. The quotation lie T. cent on the beet
securities.
On Friday of last week, as we learn from The mar
,,,barg 1,hgroDk the Sheriff OF that county levied
mon all the property and rolling stock of the PenSyi
vana Railroad Company to BE- found IN that elty, Oh
two executions amounting in the aggregate to to'i'i
;ped at the instance Of the Attorney General Tor tul
mage tax due the State, which the Company had re-
fused TO nav. The case tried before Judge Fear
son last Summer and Judgment given against the Com
pany for the above amount. An appeal Wa taken ioi
The Supreme Court and the Judgment anrned oy 'n"
tribunal
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PbiIadeIphia Cattle Market.
Nov. Ia, 1850.

The supply of Beef Cattle this week good the offer
ines amounting head The demand though good did not
increase the price the best Cattle selling for 50 q 100 10 The
prices averaged from 81 to So So ,
SHyYP-1here much activity in the sheep market
as FOR previous but sellers not disposed to
sbae the prices formerly o6tained 800 head were
disposed Of at A. n for fst Sheep dressed
and from 3. TO a cents live weight.
HoGsIhe supply of Hos- continues large but not 10 excess
the demand which for several weeks has been quite active
The amounted $50 head prices ranging from 81 20
So q 100 n. 5000
Cows-The demand for Cows brisk than usual aud
100 head were sold at from $25 $50 according quality
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The total amount Of earnings Of the Western Diyi-
sion of the Sudbury and Erie Road, from September
to November !, 1860, Sl7 ,26S SO. The heaviest
week earnings was that ending November 5Sl %.
Taking these two months as a criterion, find the GO
miles finished of the Western Division will earn $l03,
6l3 "a y annum.
Aprvate letter from Chicago says that "the railroad
receipts for the first week Of this month are reduced by
heavy rsinstorm of two days, and the general cleo
ton The balance of the month will make up for 1t,
and show fair gain unless the weather Ii very bad.
OF course with the close of navigation, all the lines
must do less business 1t is estimated by the best
Judges that not onehsf of the wheat crop has yet come
10 market and will be reserved till the SPRING and the
corn crop is scarcely touched. We have done large
and profitable business this Fall, and look for one
nearly az good in the Spring and early Summer Peo-
pe must eat secession or no secession and grain will
come to market in spite of all the antics of the chiy-
alry. The Western Roads, especially Galena, are in
better condition for profit than they have been since
1856
The election Of Directors of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company took place this afternoon The ticket
elected is as follows; VIM. II. Aspinwan, Howard
Potter. Samuel W. Comstock, Francis Skiddy, y. w.
Wolcott, Charles A. Davis, james +. Soutter Daniel
H. Allen, ana Alien hCLdne. lne iiet tDIce arc new
members, to take the place OF William IL. Webb,
Charles Ii. Russell, and William II. Davidge, who de-
cned reelection. There was 10 opposition to the
ticket Mr. McLane, it is understood, succeeds Mr..
Dayidge as President. The statement of the Company
made up to the Let inst il AZ follows:
Dr. 70 dividend May 49, 10000 %
DIR to paid four steamships Jl5i Us
Or 10 stock purchased Ito retire go 90
Dr. to surplus Nov. J. 1906 oSooJL ~
~ enc g. a.
Total loJotl q
CT by earnings 5soVk6 II
=, - ;rt.res, AZ 4jl 50
CT BY mail sVS Us
Total bLoJOo'o q
The annexed is a summary OF the movement of goods
in bond al this port during the month of October, to-
getber with the stock in warehouse Nov. /:
Total value Of goods bond Oct /, 1850 l6l
Entered warehouse foreign ports in October 2S7iol
Rasixsd in bond from other domestic 7049l
& 10 645 ll3
Withdrawn for consumption here....,.,.. tJiOl5JsJ
Reshipped 10 foreign ports ..........ss" 1881. ,
Transhpped 70 other domestic potts.. ploIo 5VS8Z
Leaves stock IN warehouse Nov 1850 9S 23l
Leaves stock in warehouse Nov. J. 1853 O0l08
Leave. ock in warehouse Nov. yS5 5ek
Leave. stock IL warehouse Nov. l. 26G bl
Leaves stoi in warehouse Nov. 1856 l25.s go
Leaves stock in warehouse Nov /, lSS5...''. ooi2oI
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v
sNEA large portion Of the receipts changed hands within
thu range prices above given and We give aiew TRANSACTIONS
that came under notice: " 5000
NJ White 80 State at 4!c y H. live weight average, 1907 H.
j. Colt II prime do. at 4tc. average, Las 10
P. Burns, 10 light do. at Sac. 80 ,o,.~
Mcintosh Sinclair IS good Canada at 4lc average Oio 70
John Hays Extra Kentucky, at 4ic., average ~
c Rapp 10 Michigan. - IL per 100, average l3lz To-
NJ Lanerbach Extra Kentucky at &C., average lU 10
NJ. d. Besdle 10 State, at &c. o,a
Hugh Carton 20 prime State at i.c., average 80 10.
J. Hsllock Is good State, at 4c., average / 20 d.
fleetwood Day 45 Illinois $50 per head average 30 10
George Henry 81 Canadss at SIS % per head, average
B. Reynolds II far State Steers s per head average
E Thomas ls Extra State ses per head average 40 10
s. Budlons "a Extra Michigan, at soI per hesd average
l4cO 10. -,
S T. Compton Is very State Steers ss7 50 bead
fed by Harvey Francis, Johnsons Creek Niagara County
Average live weight 40 h.
L. : Budlong IS Extra State, st s6s per head sversss
" f. Coon 20 ordinary State, $50 per head average
500 n.
SHYKP AND LAABs-rhe market dull owing to the heavy
unfavoTabe weather has raned nearly
d.y days, making almost impossible for
here handle mutton in the carcass Prices have de-
cued 25c y head Mcraw Brothers purchased, during the
week about 2 coo head at t3d 81 50 = head.
Hoes fair requsst at last weeks prices AT smith
Browns Yards East Albany 100 head have changed hands
prices ranging from to 6 for comfed, and SiUe for
stilers. -. - =,
sold (Which took the rst premium at the late Or
leans County Fair for $50 ..u
WoREISG OxES.-I Hsloc& sold pair for 500. Home
weight 1870 ID led by Stephen Smith of "ashens~ County
Michigan
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aleoical.


nR. LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK Strip
~ cures Rheumatism Piles Blotehes and Pimples all
s9Sd sBf S 4Tw f DSCR and 1RPreestod made
y. " HAYESs, No Us Fultonst, Brooklyn.
DR. RIGGS's TRUSS challenges comparison
~ with any other. Waterproof always clean warranted
5or vArieOcele and enlarged veins. No Bsrelayst
rCHE GOOD TINE is COME!
The remedies are found II you afflicted them,
DYSPEPSIA,
COSTIVENESS
ay disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
DARLING's
Liver REGULATOR"
LIFE BITTERS"
have cured many very and considered hope
cured by using worth Of these
SITUKEs own HEALTH KEsToRISG remedies
few drops OF the Liver Regulator" taken twice
cures 1900
o. the kind As MEDICINE II has equal
The Life Btert' is not drink beverage, but superior
laxative and di1eca pleasant medicine taken in drops
and enineuy useful indeed almost specific In al Of
dity Of the sick headache ss Of appetite periodical
gemeut and morning sickness Of females and general de-
blity
Warranted pure safe mild and reliable aud free from al
sff Bo n HEDicISEs IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
There IL nothing like them IN aD the Land "
Sent by mail express Oh receipt OF the Prce ADDRESS
No. lie NSsssu-st, n. T.
Fifty cents and. bottle each.
Sc eeyhcstes Of cures in ercu which accompanies each
bottle.
HNOOTHACHE, TOOTHACHE.-WELL
ANODYNE reliable remedy for the above distressing
complaint for sle by druggists generally Wholesale Depot
no. Ale BToome-st, near LIN
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sIo'h ~ hAlLhVA"s -
also report Beeyes and other stock received BY raosd

The Newly and Erie Railroad makes the following report
oftran,rorstion OF stock for the week ending this day
Beeyes 425 Horses 20 Nesls 20 Sheep and Lambs 1883
Swine, $3.50 49, 80.
By the Hudson River Railroad: Beeyes 1880; Swine 5O35
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market at For'yfourth street.
Ais. ,.r
First q! as. Ordinary al
Medium ................7 al Some extra good d
Tie general average Of the market at &c.
The most Of the sales range from to BIC
The price remaining the as last week owing 70
the sse number buoeks that have sold at case and
goodly number at l0c. ~, .
Price. and No. Of different weights will be found in
accounts Of rales Of .undry droyes.
$3.50.
fh 5S3 head than last week and 1902 head more
than the The number at each
"Wednesday market last year s9 head while the number
to-day being ls shows 3s head than the average and
/ 78s head than this day week.
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feaal Notices.


NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE of
~ an NsOLyENI from his debts pursuant to the provisions
Of III third article Of the first title Of the hh chapter OF th
4cond part the Revised Statutes NATHAN = MASON OF
H. CIV Of kewYork inOlveut Notice INST puOlished Oct
$500 Creditors 70 appear before the Hon Charles DAILY one
H. I6ses Of the Court Pleas for the City Of New
MI the said Court IN the City Hall In the
Civ 81 New ok the third day Of January 1901 at 10
cok a m 70 show Why the inso<eut should not make
a. .s-ruuent and discharged from his depts-Ne" OK
a. nj i9sO JOHN FITCH,
oil iawilwThs Attorney for lnsOlyent, No a Wal-st.
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- kEW-YORK-Ciiy and County Of Ne~f ork Il LOGiS
SPRSG Receiver the property aud effects OF JOHN =
SREENiN sst JOHN s. GbEENlN and SAMPSON GREE-
Summons for reiefTO the Defendants s0oye'naIned
Won are hereby and required % answer the complain,
an hs action Of which copy herewith served upon you arc
eopy Of your the said complaint on tue SUP
-er Al hi Office No "a street in the City New ora
bi twenty the service hereof exclusive oil the d
81 seh service aud If you s to answer the SAID compliant
bin the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action wi sppy
T. tn Cout for relief demanded IL the oomPant-Daea
New York May ~ 100 An, ,,-,..s, ..,o-.r
t arpi,iu 40 this action hed IN the ONCE o. the CLERK
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