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BOSTON MARKET.
WEDNEsnAY,Jan. |
Mayo dawiT

WEDNESDAY, Jan. -.
FL0UR.-ssles at So 25 a 6 70 for Western super-
fne $ a 81 for common extras, the latter price
for nvorite brands; s. 50 a for medium do; and
= y a for good and choice, including Genesee.
Ohio. Canada and Michigan. In Corn Meal there
have reen moderate sales at 80 l23 a % for good
shipping brands. In Rye Flour the sales have been
in small lots at IS p a for common and extra.
Buckwheat is selling at 50 62s a 375 eIrubs.
GRAIN.-The demand for Corn the past week has
leen limited. New southern at 81 20 for white and
81 % a IS for yellow; old Western mixed has been
sold at 81 30 "a IS, and Western yellow at 81 40 n
- 2 bushel. Oats Ia We been in demand at <, n
SIC for Northern and Canada, and some choice lott
as high as Sc = bush In Rye the sales have been
confined to small lots at 81 20 p bush White Bean.
have been in moderate demand. but prices are
steady sales Of blue pod at 81 81 n 3. and extra
pea and marrow s. So a > y. q bush. Canada
Peas have been sold at 81 ~ NJ Is r bushel. Bar
ley is dull and has been selling at 81 n p e. bush
as t. quality Shorts are duh and in moderate de-
mand at 81 a 30; and Pine Feed and Mddlip-s At
SIS n 2 ton as to quality
PkpFlSlONS.-The market for Pork j. firm.
sales at SO n n % for prime s1a p for mes.
and 81 q p forciesr cash. Beef has been in fair
demand and the market is steady ami firm Sales
at sli - g 10 81 for Eastern and Western mess and
81 50 a Is for family extra. Lard j. steady with
sales at Is a SIC, in bbs and tierces and smoked
Hams have been in demand and sales az Ilc p =.
cash. Hogs have been in demand and prices are
higher Tho sales have been O. some extent at a
a 9ic for Western as to quality and g n olc for
State. hutter Us firm and IN fair demand at % a
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NEW loRK, Jan. l..
The Tlbunc's Morris Island corrcspon-
dent says The rebels have in Charleston
harhor, two iron-clad steamers of close init
alton to the new lronsiles and Dundcrburg
Charleston takes fires and burns aIacC
from the effect of the commandment. The
fires always spread and burn hour, at a time.
Last Sunday they burned eight hours.
One mass Of olstructions hauled away from
the beach Of Morris Island are 10 bars of
sevcn-inch rails.
The distractions having been removed by
natural causes, there Is notnin. now % pre-
vent the taking of Charleston when the
Admiral wills it.
The rebels have three iron-cladS building
at Charleston.
The HraHS Folly Island letter states that
Col Bells experiments 10 ohyiate the cxplo-
sion of Greek-hrc shcllz until the proper mo
ment. have succeeded.
Il /, not improbable that 4 persistent bonn
hardment of Charleston will soon e opened.
No one doubts oar ability 10 destroy the
city Whenever We desire
The HrGds despatch from the Army OF
the Potomac says The cJmmissiarios are
issuing unimini>hcd rtionS, which proves
that tie army has not been depleted by fur
loughs About 500 new soldiers arrived
here to-day.
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IbIeei.

Died ir Essex, VI THURSDAY evening Dec 9Th
Mr. Al'ah lhzelton iu the cith year Of his age.
Papers throughout the L. 5, please copy.
ln this village on the 9th inst at his late resi-
dence' Mr. David Hamilton, aged 20 years
in Pattsi urgh, y. y on the I'd inst. at the resi-.
denoe of Cornelius Halsey, Esq. Mrs. Laura Wads-
worth, relict u George Wordsworth, Esl., formerly
of this town, aged - years
Ia E Hardwick on Thursday at % o'clock r. VI.
John Paine, son Of Joseph and Maria T. Torrey.
aged two weeks and four days.
In Nilliston, Jan sth, Mr.. John Munson, aged 81
years.
In Pittsford, Mich. Dec. 18th, Clemana Goodrich,
reict Of Geo. Goodrich, aged % years and months
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STATE OF VERMONT. }THE Honorable the
District of Chittenden, S. / Probate Court for
the District 81 thittenfcn.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of Nancy
Robinson. late OF Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased,
GREErGgs.
WHEREAS. said Court hath siEned the nth day
OF February next l.r the sett cement Of the admin
i-t-tt1n account of the administrator Of The estate
OF said deceased. and ordered that public notice
thereof he given 90 all persons Interested in said
tate. hy publ hing this order three weeks success
sYelv previous 20 the day assigned, in the burn.-
tUct.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the day
assigned then and there 90 contest the allowance Of
said account If you ser cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF Jrnuary,
A. y. l-6i-
T. E. MALES Judge.
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LUCINDA sTRoNC-S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable the
District Of Chittendcn, IS. L Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden,
TO all persons interested in the Estate Of Lucinda
Strong late u Charlotte, in said District deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the ID day Of
February next for the settlement Of the admnstra-
on account Of the Executor Of the last will and
testament Of said deceased andiordered that public
thereof he given 20 all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three weeks success
sively previous 10 the day assigned, in the Buring
ton Free Press, printed in Burlington, in said Dis
trict.
Therefore, YOU arc hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned, then and there 70 contest the allowance
Of said account, If you see cause.
Given under under my hand, this 18th day or
January, 4. ID. 1851
T Z. WALES, Judge.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTHE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, S.. i Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden-
To all persons interested in the Estate Of William
o. Barker, late Of shehurn, in said District, de-
ceased.
GREEIISG.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 5th day Of
February next for the settlement Of the Rdmnstra-
tion account Of the Executor Of the last will and
testament Of said deceased. and ordered that public
notice thereof Ire given to all persons interested in
sall estate by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous 20 the day signed, in the
burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, IN
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified O. appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the DAY
assigned, then ana there 10 contest the allowance
ul said account. Il YOU see cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January
a ID. 1854.
T. E WALES, Judge
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JOHN sTRoNG-s ESTATE.

District Of Chittenden, SIS Il Probate Court for
the District q Chittenden
To all persons interested in the estate Of John
Strong late Of Charlotte in said District, deceased
Greeting
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the ID day Of
February next for the settlement Of the admins
taton Of the Executor Of the last will and
Testament Of said deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof be given TO all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
excessively previous to the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington, in
said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the day
signed then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account, If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of January,
A. n. 1864
T. E. WALES, Judge.
wlows
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EBENEzER NEALEr.s ESTATE.

w the Subscriber, having heen appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Chittenden, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the Estate Of EbeneEer NealY, late Of JeT-
chu said District deceased, represented iusolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and months from the DAY Of the date
hereof being allowed BY said Court for that purpose
We DO therefore hereby give notice, that will at
tend TO the business OF our appointment, al the
dwelling Of William Nealy, in Jericho, ia said Dis
trict, on the 23d days Of February and June next,
at io o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of December. A ID. 1854.
ANDREW WARNER. Commits
EDWIN y. COTTON, s soners.
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PHlLADElrHlA, Jan. l5-
The EayuTG has the following dated
Chattanooga, Jan. l..
Affairs IN East Tennessee are very exciting
A heavy cavalry fight occurred near Straw
berry Plains last Monday. The enemy were
repulscd with serious loss
L0ngstreet has been heavily RENT 0rced
from lees and Johnston, armies. The re-
Inducements from Johnston's army are ON
the south side of the Holston river.
Longstrcet's headquarters are at Red
Ridge Our pickets front each other at
Blairs Cross Roads, 20 miles north cast of
Knoxville.
Our repulsc at Bean Station was very tn
fling Longstrcct's position Is d splendid
one.
Forest has been badly handled in West and
Middle Tennessee; but has managed TO cs-
cape with most of his command
The rebel army in our front la, been large
" increased 10y con>criVts. Johnston main
tains bold front at Tunnel Hill.
Gen. Grant has left Knoxville via Cum
berland Gap, making complete circuit Of
this department, having reached Knoxville
via Chattanooga. The army is in good con-
dition and has plenty to eat The weather
Is feariully cold but there IL little sickness.
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CULVER FORKS and spoons. Solid Silver Table
- and Dessert Fork, and an kinds ri solid silver
spoons, also SOLID Silver Coffin Plates not iuuch
more in price than some scll plated ones. Sold at
!. r. BRiNSNAID'S
ult stand, Church street
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NOTICE is herby given that nine hundred AMI
y seventeen and SO faf7 S-q) shares ct the cap
ital stock % the Bank % Burlington, which have
become vested 10 said Eank hy the retirement Of
certain stockholders thereof under the provisions
Of the act of the general assembly Of the STATE OF
Vermont. extending the charter II said Bank, ap-
proved Nov NJ. l-sl will be sold at public auction
~ aid corporations banking huu.e in Burlington,
on Tuesday February sth -'ii. at n O'Clock a. NJ.
arreeably % the terms of said act.
Is. e. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Jan. u, 1864. dawtC
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A ,....... pr,rr-The law Of compensation
.t.ti.-oue man iuyents new bullet.
...- Juices a iox Of salve 10 heal the
-ae bullet iufcts. Grscc's celebrated
...-- now packed side by side with cartridges
/, ..- Ter, kuaVslck. Let every friend Of
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1 invaluable remedy for burns, scalds,
sounds, tolls, bruises, piles, cry pelas, sDd
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s.., using 90. Ue feel that there Is one ar
i t., why of sa-eratu. that all can use with
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EsoE or AN INVALID, Published for the benefit, and
warning and CAUTION TO You've MKS who SUI
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Dccsy +
Manhood, etc, supplying at the came time, Tan
MEANS or SELF CURE. BY one who has cured him
self being put to great expense and injury
through medical humbug and quackeIy.
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
ngle copies may be HAD Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, n. Y
Mayo dawIr
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LAKE ONTARIO FISH.

nN consignment p hlf hhls Siscpcs, del. ht-
7 ful Winter Fish, selected and put up expressly
Tor family Use lr sale low hy the package pounc
By LOUIS FULLETT a co.
Las
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FREE MILITARY SCHOOL
FOR
Applicants ser Command OS'
G3tNgCsi FrOOpS,
10. 1910 Cieaaui Sirco, PiHadsirir.
JOHN q. TACGART, Prcccpion
date Colonel llth P.R.V.CJ


ErIr. j7rt., tair-aufafof fir Frrr W-.ug Sr.r1f
for 4.gfrsss for Coesr'4Ha of c9'1-st Iroeis.
l. There will b, three Session. Of Che school held
daily. cspt sunday. viz .-lu She Morning from
80 o. o.. Afternoon, from --.l Co 5 Evculn-,
from --I % Old. On Saturdays the Night session li
II. Pcrilet order and decoruu must be PIE .srycd
in the Class Rooms during tuc sessions, and % All
times.
IN Smoking in the Glass Rooms, or about the
building, is pruniteu-
~. During the ,tudigs, it Is expected that each
student viii give hi- undivided attention 90 the
Prtcep;or, ana his Assistants. while teachin-, and
thus secure the greatest advantage I'D Doe derived
from the School.
\. 10 5. required that Ed students admitted o.
th school shall pledge thcusc-ye. 90 apply o. the
Board - Examiners, iu session 90 Washington City,
for permission Co appear before that board l1- HN-
aminItipn,a- 90 their qualifications for command n
C1iurcd Regiments, ann O. accept command I
the same 30 conferred uu them
VI. Book. ior instruction I'D hc iIfuislc. ht the
Supervisory Committee iur tlc use of the students.
who, a- soon as their course OF instrueteuls ended,
VIII return t.ic same tH tile frlccpt.r. u -H1 r-
Der. Those who may iii t1rcturu s-e. books VIII c
charged VITA them at cost price
vi. no VISITORS. ur persons not cHui.t 't-.i ".h
tifc School. viii Dee adm ttrl o. The Glass. Rooms
Iuriu- tha LcUr- devoted o. Recitation, exec.
meuIlrr ol thc Supervisory CoiHllItr COZ -tIH.-
introduced hy member ui siiI toisuifree. IH-
rule +, AIS. %. 30, and Ulil Not Doe eciIited from.
VII. The roll VIII he called O.. do. opening i
each Cls-s. az The Lour Fixed ior meeting, AMI 20 Ii
required that each student will .c 'uuctuui Doe -i-
Is. student. absent from single session viii he
required 90 furnish satisfactory reason Cor such abe
-,f.-s. auI absence Cor tIICc consecutive sessions
sf.l ricit the right ol Oh. d,-fu.tu- student tH
Dos seat boo the Schools uulc-, satisfactory rca
irr SUCH absence SHALL De presented tHtHe frcceltr
should -utr-t, after Ten tat, tuition u.s.
uo evidence si improvement one f-iL l-ft-tit.t
20 the prccrurur Hy ami u.tl advice ui tlc tacca-
tive Committee, tp privately inform such student
that ht tNIlnlf- Deco .Ifd O. Doe ONO AN ui-a-i
ami fitt hie t.i-fI.r l.te.anc. b. r.- desirable
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One Thousand Pieces Of Piano Music,
For 0RFy Ten DoHGrS.

TI'IlE following hooks are 81 uniform size dnd
1 stylc and form the best collection Of Choice
Music for the pianofurtc ever published. TIM
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rulkas, Sch0tiischcs, RciOWas, Quadrilles, Contra
panccs Four-Hand Pieces and Piano teens, Vols.
THE SHOWER oF PEARLS, a collection Of cheice No-
cal Duets with Piano Accompaniment. TINS Sit
YER CoEp, a collection II SoH-s, Ballads Vuar-
tettes Duets, sc, with Piano accompauimcnts.-
OPERATE PEARLS, collection OF the Vocal beauties
Of the hest Operas, with Piano accumpinimcnts.-
All %: the above sent. paid for $40, or ,insy Al Che
following price, Plain -; cloth. = - Fall gilt,
81. OLIVER DlTSON Co,
Publishers, - Washington ST., Boston.
Ian eff
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notice.

'I1HE Corpomiors banned in the act 'ucorrnIt-.n-
| the Cnderhli Centre Hotel COMPANY. ai-
meet at the Town C'cr,'s ulca I'D tuleraill, "a the
18th day of January, 1861 al ll o'clock iu the Fore
noon. Tor the purpose of organizing said Company
and Of d0in- any other business then coming before
them HENRY p. HIChOh,
MARTIN WIRES,
JOHN =. WHEELER.
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GAEL and sEE :!

'I'o learn whether tire f'l.owin icscr-pt'
the u4fg TH1fv of Zee. -tl, l- cerrtc'.
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Married.

ln lnaoril, Dec 5ist, at the mouse Of the b.. lc'.
father, hy the Rev. Abraham Wiley Mr.. Levi r.
hetca.i. O" Miss Mary Kirby, both Of Undcrhi,I.
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DR0KE into the enclosure Of the subscriber some
ID time in September last, Five sheep. three
Wether. and two Ewes. The owner is requested 70
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
WILLIAM A. NARNEH.
Essex Vt. Jan. a., -ei. Wjw-
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ftuE> Celebrated Hair Dye O., me b,,f o., tte a,lifs
Pie oniy harmless true and reliable nye known.
7'.s fio1td Hair Dye is Perfect changes Red,
tg ;y or trey Hair. Instantly o. G'sssy BIlos or
f1'ars' 8r'uH, without iuiuriDg the Hair STAN
iu- the skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful
uparts fresh vitality frequently restoring its prs-
tn color. and rect.des the 90 effect. of Bad Dyes
'eau.n" is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR
q. 'tdcrs are mere limitations ami should be avoid
I'd by all Hrg--ist-. g.. Fla.r,-sI bare
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ToE DRESSING 1RE HAIR.
June p. ~.
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ST. LOUIS FLOUR.

I'VE have arranged for a constant supply Of this
w magnificent Flour, which VIC shall offer our
customers at the lowest pos ble rates delivered
usual in any part Of the village.
LOUIS FoLLETT co.
Jan. H. laG..
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New YoRk. Jan. IS
The HeroFs despatch says The Army
Of tue Potomac is still subject to occasional
incurslons of the rebel cucrilas but beyond
this quictude prevails there.
\ lew nights ago the rebels made dash
into the camp of the 1T Mas cavalry near
Wauenton capturing Il men and 81 horses.
The ensuing day another party struck upon
the mule train OF the 1T Maine cavalry and
captured four OF five men.
Dcscrtions from the rebel army continue.
Dispatches from Gen Krlly's Department
in Western Virginia yesterday, state that
scouts report Early falling back upon the
Shenandoah Valley.
The latest news from kanawha Valley is
very encouraging.
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News OF the Week.
Ry Telegraph.
E.NPOAT.f.V'T RU.HOEsS
Movements i'm T.. Tenn,
REsRUIrs FOR JOHNSTON:

LONGsTREET REINFORCED.
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EGs0rrh sSRuG.

IWio SNUFF h4s thoroughly proved itself 10 ID
the hc-t astce ever knnwn for curing the Caiarrh
Cold To- the Head and the Headache. IL has been
found az excellent remedy IN many cases Of sore
Eycs. Deafness has been removed By IL, and Hear
in las been greatly improved by its use. 10 pufse-
outa DISTINCTIONS strengthcns the glands and gives
Uheatny action 10 the parts affected. IL IS recon-
Ucldcd hy many Of the best physicians, and Is used
Na-rh f4 f-f3 WV
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thou-lly built two story brick dwelling house
\ in good coalition with one eighth ol an acre of
lanu.un Locust ST. a few rod north of Pearl b. t'f
terms and further particulars apply 90 the -a1-
scrt1lr no the office ~ T.. Barn rs. Lo.,
g.. 8. JONES.
Euriin-t.fI Dec. -H ISIS. dim
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NOTICE.

THE Lessee o. the Town OF Burlington viii take
| notice tlIat their Rent became due on the let
day Of January Pun-tual payment Is expected
without further notice.
{. IS. WOOpiIOlSE.
Town Treasurer.
Burlington. Jan. g, i.ii. o-twlw
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DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
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ro,s the first excepting 20 think set better of that
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Pres. hamilton College, Clinton, y. y
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T.. .'t.rariy known To- need comncHdation-"
Hon. Charles a. Phelps,
Pres Mass. Senate.
t. Contain NO OPIUM nor suy thing iu iur.ous.~
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The rebeIs rePUiSed
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TEACHERS MEETING.

Af5res. hv Rev. Geo. T. Stafford. of Burlington.
Dscu-sioH-Punctuality- o., as related 20 the school
EVENING.
Address hy Rev. y. p. Poster, of Burlington.
~iTUEDAT-WuENfSD
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TO SOLDIERS.

OLIVER Corps Badge ami Gold ones alec maze
Sat !. f. BEINSNAIu's
Olf Stand, Church Street.
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RrIc. for tas GairaaCat of ftr Frrr WrtUg >r.oT',
for is!.irsHfs for Coe.-.4rd af co'l-st Iroris.
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NV TNNs Jun 10
\ Washington letter to the Tri5uuc says
1t has been decided 10 remove the rebel ca
pitil to Columbia ;. G..
The writer Is a Mon man lately from the
south, where he had been a Clerk in the
rebel War Department. llc also says that
the Sunbo1ts and iron-clads at Richmond are
with one exception ready for service.
On the 18th ult., they were ordered 10
make demonstration in Hampton Roads,
but after proceeding few miles the order
was cDuntcrmanded
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NEw YoRk. Jan. -
\ fleet OF nine gunhoat- of light draft, for
Admiral Farngut, carrying two and three
ri1ed guns each. will SAIL in few days
Gold sold to-day at 1871
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