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4 ND the duty it dev,Ives upon every citizen :
In this great struggle of aggression and Unjust
ice against Liberty and Freedom, it is not only
mems daty to defend his Country and Flag
with the last drop of his blood, but money should
flow as free as water, provided it flows in the right
direction.
For the benefit of those, who are faithfully dis
charging their obligations to their country and the
rest of mankind, (the rebellious States exceptedO
I would say, that have a very extensive stock oil
p r I " 6
MINER GOODS
o, which will be sold at prices to suit the times,
for
Cash Only.
To the cash system I shall from this day on, out
of necessity, strictly live up TO- Remember the
arsest assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
and Clothes to cut and make up to order in the
tate and suitable FOR
S P r | n G
AND
SUM MER WEAR,
is found az No. 2 & 3 Bank Block
3. TURK.
Burlington, April %, 1851.
p. 5. Gentlemen, who are "hot" with excite
ment at the wrongs suffer at present from
forced civil war, can find a cool and comfortable
article of summer cothngat the undersigned store,
which will afford relief while worn; also those in.
debted to the subscriber are requested to settle
nee and v'ttoa delay, which would greatly re-.
eve. B. TURK. -
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c... -, I'LN-I OKk, May IT.
Steamers Chesapeake, and Pa1kersbur,h
s1ilYc this i. NJ, for Pensacola and Keyj
West, the gun boat Mount Vernon accomn3.
nYIng them n. conHnr-
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RUTLAND " BURLINGTON II. II.
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

I'M and after Monday May IJ, Trains leave the
ORutand and Burlington Depot as follows:
90 A NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York, &c.
III 05 A NJ, Express Train arriving. at New York
via Hudson River Rail Road at 10 20
P. NJ. This train connects with Trains
from Ogdensburgh and Montreal at
Burlington. running from Montreal TO
Troy without change of cars.
90 N Night Express for Troy and New York
with sleeping car, arriving a. Troy at
40 NJ, and New York at As AN.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows
so A NJ night express from New York
so A NJ ACCOMMODATION Train from Rutland.
90 P 81, Mail Train from Boston, Lowell Wor-
eester, Springfield, New York &c.
E. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Rutland, May Is, 1851.
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NEyY loRK. NlaY !,

\ despatch to the Post says that tic Cap
itol will be cleared of troops by the first of
June, when it viii be prepared for Con
greSs.
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o. = BALTIMORE, May 10th.
Generalship in the Army.
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URATTLERoRo' ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
n Boys and Young Men.
Ma. & Mas. i. f. LEAvENwoRTH, Principals.
Expenses per year for Board and Tuition, $3.50
to Sl75.
The first Session in these schools opened with
every room occupied Nearly f,co hundred schol
ars have been entered upon their rolls The Third,
or summer, session opeLs April 2lth. APPlica-
tions should be made early.
For Circulars, or further information, apply to
the Principals, at WEST BRATTLEBORV. Vt.
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Address GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO.,
Il and II Marshall St, Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England.
RSeld by Druggists generally. w43yl
NET6s true Tsst,-ExrERrEEcE the Test Gsai
MOLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For COUGHS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION. and
all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
which has maintained its high reputation for
nearly forty years. and is recommended BY many
Of tho most eminent physicians and gentlemen in the
country, among whom Rev. Josiah Litch,
Philadelphia; Rev. DIR. Lyman Beechcr, New
York. the late Prof. Leonard Woods. Andover
Theological Seminary; d. P. Thompson, former
Secretary of State, Vt; Drs. Merrill, Perry,
Abel, Parker, Berry, and many others; by the
Press and by the largest and oldest dealers in
drugs and medicines In the United States and
Canada.
EXTRACTS from letters received from Physicians.
az with confidence recommend it as superior 70
any other preparation for the above complaints"
alt has a superiority over every kind of medicine
used, and has been used for lung complaints with
wonderful success" II satisfied it is a va ia
bic mediciue" 1T Il safe, convenient, and very
eficacious medicine" "To my knowledge it has
never disappointed the reasonable expectations Of
those who have used it." al confidently recon-
mend its use in all complaints of the chest,
equal, if not superior, to any other medicine
within my knowledge" cot all the principal
remedies used for coughs, am satisfied yours is
the best, and hope it will be better known and
more generally used" az have prescribed your
basam, and regard it as the most valuable and ef-
fectve remedy within my knowledge"
Price,-Small size, so cts; large size, 81. Be
careful! to get the genuine which is prepared only By
REED, CUTLER CO., Boston, and sold by deal
ers generally. 81 wm6 IS.
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JENNY LIND CORsETs.

! AIDES, we received large lot Of the above
Unnamed goods last evening, in eolors,-W WHITE.
GRAY, and DRAB,-all sizes. This Corset is
worthy the attention of every Lady, and all are
invited to call and examine it at the
CORNER STORE.
May IL, 1861. dawtf
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WAR ITEMS.

Judge Ne.sJn writes from Tennessee that
the Union men Of the eastern section Of the
State viii give 2o,000 majority against sc
ceSsicn
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We call the dtcntion of Teachers aud
a.l.r, In-crc.tcd, the advertisement of the
r,> lasc;jnz Of TIE 'hit;eadcn Co. Teachers
A. ..ati.a a Winoski. The previous
m,e.ing, ..,. 'e-n cz''ciingly int rcstin1,
ana dis .ac promises tahc no ways inferior
t.5..r- sf~r.-s'Fs.
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DISEASES OF WONEN.-DR. Madison
attends exclusively TO the the treatment Of Pirate
Diseases and the sTroial Diseases of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. IS Union St, Provionc', r. I. See his adj
FEMALES in this paper
Nov. y, daEly
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0uIHEEN TROOPS

our informant says that the entire South
Is in arms There has been a general mp
rising At every station along the road
through North Carolina and Virginia. he
saw squads and companies of troops. They
had every variety Of arms aud equipments,
from the best Mimic rife to shot guns. There
were many who had only bowie knives
There are some uniformed troops At Rich
uoud DE saw only the two South Carolina
Regiments. he spent Sunday there. and
na4 am opportunity ioF observation lie IS
confident there are no large bodies Of troops
in the city, but thinks that IN twenty-iOur
hours an army Of sc, 600 men could be con-
centrated. The cars were filled Every
where in Virginia there was great activity.
The talk was that they were to concentrate
IN the vicinity of Harper's Ferry. There
were many BlltimOTeans at Richmond and
vicinity. lie was confident that they were
fu!ly posted in regard to every movement Of
tn federal troops.
GENERAL BEAUREGARD NOT DEAD.
There Is not word Of truth IN the rumors
which have been prevalent in the North,
that Cen Beaurcgard had died of wound
received in the b0mbardment Of Sumter
or ~ torment Sdlc Inn an Charleston last
,rlok on Wc5uesdag. Beside, Gen. Beaure-
gard was not near the batteriessat. auY time
during the commandment. lie iraS an Charles
taa hrouqb91w FIiday and Saturday. Nei
Their is there any truth in the statement that
there was a great loss of life at MOultrle.-
Ii Is as has been Stated-RO one iCGS k1iiod.
Our inlo,mapt's means of obtaining iniOr-
nation were such that there can be no mis-
take ina rcsa;d to it.
EFFICIENCY OF SOUTHERN TROOPS.
We are not at liberty to publish all the
information given relative to the discipline
and efficiency OF southern troops. Our IN
fYrmant thinks that the northern people
E.ay De in danger Of undertaking the south
,rn soldiers in some respects, and OF over
rating them in other particulars Southern
tr,ars oiarch well, bat they are impatient
90 restraint. In short. there is 10 disclp-
line; soldier, pay no respect to officers, as
sch. and instance OF gross misconduct were
uunotceI. But they are impatient to lee
brought face t. face with the - northern
lueliras." There is no doubling their
bravery. bat IL viii be undiSciplined bravery.
Oar informant says that the best drilled
company IN Charleston, the Palmetto Guards,
with ali their drilling aud service on Morris
Island. cannot compare with the most ordi-
ua1g companies now IN Washington. He
bahcyes that the wor i cannot show another
army ike that at Washington, where every
man has intelligence bcaming in his face
lie feli eitonsy calls it an Army Of SorcrGgns.
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SOUTH CARgLINIANS

Our Informant having travelled, first and
1ast, through nearly every State North and
south, as web qualified to speak Of the state
pi s'ciety m South Carolina, in comparison
fls IN contrast with that of other States. 1t
>eeris that TO be "a citizen OF South Carolina
'- more than 70 De- a citizen of the Conleder-
ate states Of America. In Charleston the
."utheru conteieracy il always put second
Cd south Carolina. Il am a South Caro-
Iinian, 1 would have Won understand" Is
the common form Of statement, when they
speak Of citizenship. They dclIcately give
abe short sound of /. as IN pin. aud with
emphasis, as if South Carolina was more
than all the rest of the world.
There is no love lost between SOUTH Caro-.
i.nla and Georgia, for both ajm to be cmpire
Natcs. ihIs sentiment of superiority has
been nUrsed till it has become ingraned into
sooiety. They look upon all northerners
with contempt. The stories which we hear
that they tiHnk one South Carolina soldier
's match for five or ten northerncrs are not
ia'iIeatiJu~.
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II VI. ANDrLLDo YoU GOOD.
DR.. LANGLEYS

DR.. LANGLEI'S
/ OF \ n d II Err b BITTER )
Continue to be the standard medicine for the cure Of
all Bilious AMI Liver Complaints Tumors, from
pimple to the worst putrii sore Jaundice;
Cos;iyoncss Headache Piles Dyspepsia
Indigestion; Weakness, sc. They are Roth
Alternative AMI tonic, regulate the stomach and
bowels stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite,
promote digestion, give strength, quicken the
circulation, snd purify the blood better than
any medicine ever known. They are made Of the
best Roots and Herbs, among which are Sarsa-
parlla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake. Thoroughwort,
Cherry, Poplar and Prickly Ash Banks, Rhubarb,
Dandelion, AMI others recently added, all so
skilfully combined as to act in accordance with
the laws Of Nature, forming The most cGectu1I
Spring aad Summer Medicine that can be used
Every body needs this medicine, and all should
use it at once. Pleasant and safe at all times.
Only p and 80 cents per bottle.
This same medicine is also put up in more
concentrated form, called d.. Lauglcy', Sugar
Coat,4 Root and ITrJ Pills. a beautiful ca;hartic
without gripping or pain, anl will cure Costiycnes
and Piles Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
Orders adlresse TOD o. LANGLEY orGEO
c. GOODWIN CO.. Be II. diw6m
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LADIES, SEMINARY.

FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
N School for Young Ladies.
Ma. AND Mas. HIRAM CIRCUIT, PRINCIPALS
Expenses per year for Board aud Tuition, $50
to $50.
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l-rrDlc,N STATE CoNfENfIoN.-lhe
DajlNrocmap Of "Wednesday says we learn
that at a.erting Of the Republican State
,rsrmii.,, hell here to-day, 1t was decided
,c,I the,ext Snt Convention at Mont
D.. '..r. on o., ojjt cf june next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-24

CAUHoS.-As our watch is now extensively
counterfeited by foreign manufacturers, we have
to inform the public that watch is of our BRO
duction which is unaecompanied by a certificate
Of genuineness, bearing the number Of the watch,
and signed by our Treasurer, R. L. Robbins, or
by cur predecessors, Appleton, Tracy & Co.
For THE AMERICAN WATCH Co.
ROBBINS, APPLETON a CO., Agents
ljS Washington Street, Boston.
April %. deodaw3m.
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rHs1.Dy DAVIS To TAKE TUE NIAGARA.

\ tug has been armed with two guns, and
named the Lady DAVIS Our Informant
says it IL confidently believed that this min
nature shp-ei-war viii be able to bore few
shct hel below water line through the
~.d,s OF tie Niagara or Minnesota, when
rhcy appear off the harbor, and prove more
shan a match for either ship The crew Of
-he Lady Davis have been sworn in, and the
ralt is looked upon with much pride.
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Special NOtlceS.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
HAVE sUPPREssED
ali pURGATdRIAL P0iSONS.

ND Z UhUAIVhIAI TUIcFNN,
S"eh as Ce'omel. Blue Pin, Scamoay, and tn.
Drastic Pills made Of Aioes, G4n59ge, &c.
, 1861-10-25

II H0uuE6Q6y' n. L. If1QuHe.l
BC1L's HKAp.-He1o K0fk Gat14 Mdrket, Tues
day, Oct. se:-There il no 1nistAkinx The Hct that
hss raes q peana 1--we a.
vii be I'D ths week Il Stehesf sstes tS aaosaa shs
week prevto1s. and none Of the poorest Will BE- sold
AZ low and the sellers aeo get better estimate Of
b net, and more bui1ocks will be sold at tbs top
price than In my Of the last three weeks, p3rt1Y
because tie nriss has !. an Upward tendency; md
cIsee On eale than we have teen In any week for =
lorg time. Some whole droTes VIII average she,
te est eea1s sntne o sd liz gfeas baf
will eel 1t 8@sc and altogether too large portion
at 8@6kc for this class Is more numerous and
numerous Is it las been for Weeks pat. We are
afraid thatthe report Of better market will etsrt
the rats out Of their holes again, and then down
viii 70 the price, IS 1t did two weeks ago, almost
with d moderate supply ;of good bu1locks, at
esch market the price is not likely to recede, and
Ias * se poupa
iat steers, ard 81k@9c for rather extra ones.
These are the rates Of the day. and they seem to
Settsn Se tpta for s ses;ds the adVaaes. hers Is
mere lie In the market, and the prospect that
very few cattle will be left over for the closing
t Torty.foa1th Str sireet~some ~ si1 Hundred of Will
| we're sold on Monday, at better prices even than
to-oay-bnyers feari9g that the supply vas to pc
| very short one. and that all the stock would be
! Of medium or inferior quality
1t IL estimated by come Of the brokers' that all
the bullocks sold On Monday averaged $f@5 par
| head mere than the Eame conld have been sold for
| lat week, ard $2@3 more than today.
The weather today is veEy much ii favor Of
| trade, teiDg cool enough to make stout WOODEN
coats ard fires comfortable. which is quite in con
| traes with Saturday, which was WARM IS summer
| ard made losing business foz great m1nz
| butchers.
The etsmpsde OF Kentucky cattle continues
and great many Of them are far Inferior to th
Ihst owners prefer to se them lean at lean prices
rather than feed and riEk their loss to rebels ali
1hh hhsvx
, 1861-10-25
Money Aad Stocks.

lEfQm the n. ]. A44DuAet OCts xo.l
There was 10 important change In the Stock
market this morning. The tendency Of pr,ce5 uaa
downward hut there vas 10 pressure to sell and
the bears made no serious demonstration. The
dealings In loDg eellers' options only reached 400
shares. The adyices from the Potomac hava been
used By the bea1e, not without effect, check the
speculative movement OF the street and there ap-
pears 10 be temporary check to speculat1ons
Federal forces. The PARTIES operating Tor the rise
sre etil very confident Of the future, but wait pa
tiently foE the result.
The busiueegof the Sub Treaeury waa: Receipts,
$sG5, ,2i5. 4s-i Customs, s., 600: for Treasury
Notes, &547, ,04S; Payments, Including redeemed S
y cent. mites, $625 a.. Baiauce. $63S 454 n.
The Sub Treasury has to-day recsived euoscE1p-
lion for Treasury Notes to the extent OF about
$300 900. and the country agencies have paid In
about S250.cO0 more. rhe New York Life 1nsu-
rarea Company takes $500 600. 4 large portion OF
the paymenta are in Treasury Notes. Mr. Cisco
has made no further csll upon the banks bat ex-
poets to receive zeimburs1ng draft tomorrow.
The city agenctea for Treasury. Notes are rather
quiet today, but ne understand that Mesers. Liz.
etmQre, CleWs g. Macon have received subscrfp-
tfore within week Of about million Of dollars.
, 1861-10-25

T0tA..- 3dJU b5504 3ueaN
The receipts Of produce still continue liberal
embracing to-day 6,6G4 bbls -four. 148 $50 hn wheat,
a1d III, $40 bu corn.
There was better euppy Of vessels, and under
very limited inquiry for freight-room, fteishts
declined tc g bushe1 On gzain-24e being taken for
wheat to Buffalo by salt. But even at this decino
shippers showed no anxiety to II AXE engagements
the principal inquiry for vessels being las 1t has
been for 8 week psst,) for the Illinois Central
Railroad Company. who are an1fous to shfp their
corn before the close Of navigation.
There was fair inquiry for Flour to-day, but
holders were asking higher prices, and only about
2.200 bbls changed hands, at $43715 rs for will
ter extras, $965@4e5 for spring extras, and 81 90
@3.50 for eupe1fna.
TIE Wheat market ruled active and firm, with
tales Of about 175,000 buthale, at SEC for No.
White; 78c for No. Red; 74@75e for No. Red;
71472c for No. Spring, srd 67H@88c for No. :
Spring-the market closing firm.
Corn Was in fair demand and steady at a2D22kc
for Canal Mixed a1oat 21c for Mixed In store, and
lie for Rejected.
Oats wore steady at 16c. Rye in fair request
and il1m. Barley was dull and lower-Common
hagirg sold at 16920c. Highwines were in fair
supply and steady st 14c. Hides are In good de
msnd ard firm. Timothy Seed quiet, with saIes
at $t.30@145. Flax Seed in good demasd at SOC
CLIO, according to quality.
f6TuE STORAGE QrEsT1oN-A meeting Of the
Beard OF Trade will be held at their rooms to
morrow (Friday} evening, for the purpose Of con.
| sidering the recent action Of the warenouse.meu
Ct this city in advancing the rates Of winter etur
age, and other matters. 4 full meeting Is expect
, 1861-10-25

THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. ~. 1851
FRElGhTs-pecl15sd 3, 1c per hqsheL The en-
AdrtatIc. wheat, At 2sc; schr=. New London, ma
ss Sfs shp
TsIte Hntss It i g DEL: 1eo et1s saoiee % It i
81 1td eheies EpraG es
SDsrssn,'' and 20 bsla !. .Commefciai'' At s4.o0
aed 81 6tls sEa.ns' - bss P{snst u On +:
% 81 s$:s7 del; iN bis i Ohio Stats ana 10
III y, 9o h S e tfs eee at
Sis XII @i, sp saPeF It g aS g a. fssS Isl
brls Lowell p" super at s. % On track; Is bzls
coed super at 81, 50 del; il br1s choice spper st
WnEArNRsestved, Zee "a, i4sso s.; shspped, H5 ss5oo
hu. Market steady and firm. s.les-W1STER-
800 bn No Wht,e in store at esc: go bu No /
IS: loo bu DO At 7fc; 100 ba Rejected IN store at
60c sPR1kG-1oo 900 bn No Spring IN store {a!l in
ore @ @Ma.ehousel at re; Il. ooo 69 Do At n51c;
st 674c; 10 600 bu do at &C: 900 ba Rejected in
store at 5c 1,40o bu do ct 5se; 1,6oe hn do aaost
| CoRN-Recetved, lis, ,s7oou shipped $3.50 bo.
Market steady. Sales SO 600 bu CANAL Mixed a. &c
ahost; 5000 by choice do at 2aAc aSqas; o9 hn
R2setsa t Canal It zig aaost zoo ea Il M5eo m IN
0A1s-Receiyed 9,sSi bu. Market quiet Sales
| $500 bu No m store at 16c.
.N1I-heCE1Ved, 3,433 Gu. 5aAIA@t 1tiA. t,A4Ed
| ao0 bu No In etore at 30c; 400 bu do at BIC On
fqaek: 500 bu do at SIC abort.
! BARLEF-Recelred, 5,452 bu. Market dui! and
lower. salee s. 000 bags medium st &C.; 900 b4ss
common at 15c-a1f on track
at 14c-
ALGOuOL-Quiet st 81H@s2c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Qn1et. sa1es, 1tO pnshe!t
e. : gesd i i f b5ss medium 1t sla5; 2
FLAX sEED-ln good demand at eoeG$1'oo :
MEss BEEF Nominal at $500; Eztrs Mess
MESS PORE-Nominal at $11e0@12m
| LAhD-15 pkgs good Country at 74e.
| IALLQW-4 brls Country at fAc. .
-hDEs;-F31m: We quote; Dry Flint 1sS2a93e
sc. sSoot-4ooo n' medium from see0n0 naAa d
BgITER-15 kegs Common at SIC: Is pkg
coed attic
RGGs-Fne.h, 1Dc per doz.
foGL1Rf-Chfckcn. s.. rs per doz; Tafkess
P0TAToEs-Quiet at a5c per hashel.
LIVE FESTOCk-Receiyed. ,6t3 hogs. !6l neeFes
Ma1Eet fos Beef Cattle stcady Witn fa1nsf MT y
| lfq1try BY shippers. and better lnqul1Y 70
eholce lots, Hogs firm ard shade n1&nes' sac
, 1861-10-25

WHEELER AND WHsoE's SEWING MAcHMEs.-
The only Sewing Machine making the Loek-stitch
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot.
We prefer them for family r1se.--N. r. Tribune.
They are the favorItes for faniles.-N r Times.
It has TO 11ya1.-Setentiac AMeTfcdn.
It enrpaeses all ethers.-Lddies' Repository:
Makes the bert Glitch for seWing.-Fdrnssrs' Hog.
Equal to nine Eeamstresses.- Journal!
Ssyes time and health Of ten wornen.--Wdter Cure.
Beyond ali question the best.-LLfe Illustrated.
It ia ezuinently 4ecbanics.
We entirely prefer it.-~Aother's .Journal.
TIE mat hfnc fol family use.-Adp. dnd Journal.
Indispensable in eTery tan1lY.-.zAe PREACHER.
The best ever invented L. Christian Enquirer
Most honorable to American genius. dependent
Are without rdvaL-Azn. iPhre1. Jour'sM.
Its superiority is nquestioEed-FJeen0x's jour.
Vasfy superior to al Others Golden Prizs-
TheyF F maintain lie p9e-eminence. -E4press.
We praiEe it With enthusiasm. Christian Intel.
We cannot tire in Its praise.-Ne0 Yorker.
Df1ce-163 ard 165 Lake street.
GEORGE r. CH1TrESDEE,
General Agent for Illinois, Icwa, Wisconsin AMI
Northern Indiana. oc1T10td 4twgs94
, 1861-10-25

MARINE INTELLIAENCE.

PASSED DETEo1r, Oct. a3-Bound Cp-Prop
MonseemeIy, Jefferson. PocshoDtas: barss Thus
s,on, sto1k: brig Walhridse: schrs Gsasda,
Henry 9sgan shook, Antoc5at. Adds.
Bound Dowp-Stmr City Of Cleveland. cieYe,
1and. Meth siar; prop Illinois, c!egslsno: oask
S1HuoNxR Losr Tho Plcton 1iH1es states taA;
the schooner Echo. Of Toronto, Eith cargo O
barley for oeWegp, struck upon Gull 6ef on eaE
urdsy night. and h&s e1nca gone TO 2teees. Al
hands sxTed.
, 1861-10-25

Philadelphia Cattle market--0ct. 81.
CArT1E-The market for beef cattle VAS dull, but
rather rmer to day, the receipts at Phillips yards
reaching only about 100 head, which were nesr1y
all disposed Of st previous quotations from IS 90
@875tha latter for extra quality. which is frac-
t1on better than Last week the bulk Of sales, hoT
ever, were at $798 the 100 1bs. .
HoGs-The receipts were large, reaching about
500 head, and tn prices ruled the same; sales in
Glide $780, at Imhof e. at from s450@5 50 for still
and corn fed. ard 1860 at the Avenue yard, at $50
5.T5 the 1G0 bs net, as to condition.
, 1861-10-25

Books, Books.
Who wants good books at bali pzlcet One OF
the finest etccks Of books Weat Of New York City
will be sold by ]. 4. Colby before January 18th,
1862 without rega:d t.; the original cost Of the
stock. Call socn esd pir:z out your choice at your
own price. Books without jewelzy, books with
3ewely, OF 5ewe}ry without books. This is to
close cut large stock, and 8 similar opportunity
will probably never occur again in this part Of the
country. Remember the old stand, lis Randolph
street. oct. sam
- Cook & McLain, 9S Dearborn etreet, have
made their price for cleaning a1d dyeing Gents'
garments 1ees than any other house IN the city.
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