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Sanada, Western and State. In Rye the ssles have
oseh confined TO small lots at 81 % "a 25 q bush.
M anu iced are scarce and prices have advanced
ne slles nave been at S25 20 p for shorts; $50 q %
i0T n me ne feed; and s35 a IS for Mlddlings.
IhONl olONo. The market for Pork quite firm,
~ ior prime prices have advanced. The sales have
Seeil az - "a % for prime s3l for mess and s32 so
e .e gu N steady demand. Sales Of Western mess
a. ~ W /. and extra mess at SIS a 10 50 p bbl
ranlIy EXTRAS scarce at S2i "a 25 : Dbl. Lard has
ooen IA demand and prices have advanced, with
sdIos AT I'i lsic. G ID. for steam and kettle
SSe9eG, anq Aidens Caddy Lard at 10 a lgIc. 2 ID.
smoked Hams are scarce and have been selling at p
90 &c Y 10, as to quality
PRODUCE. There is a very firm feeling for all
choice grades OF Butter and the arrivals Of the week
nave readily commanded full prices. The sales OF
-'eT sorh ana ermOnt diaries have been % a Bic,
NJ soule very choice as high BE. and common
shd ldr from p a 25c p ID. Western Butter ranges
ION = a &c. as TO quality. Cheese is selling here
NY NY ~ iots as wanted by the trade, but in New
iOIA .he movements have been quite extensive fer
EXPORT The sales have been at "a I2ic for farmers
ana u; a &c. for factory. White Beans a-e
HIu ana nave been in demand at IS NJ - for extra
pea ana s2fr medium. Canada Peas are quiet and
pil0es are nominal. Eggs have been selling at q a
~. y dozen Potatoes have heel arriving more
Freely at 81 20 a 50 2 Dbl.
MOOL.-The demand is GOOD and the market Is
SlNuuaIiy tending upward, with better demand
LOT "ooiens ana the prospect Of a light supply Of
nnOoL compared with previous years. The sales Of
te neIh nave been 10000 lbs, cons derable lot
Sl Which was California. The Gales Of Ohio feecei
lave peeh To me extent vt 80 a sic T. h for XXX
1Hu AooFe considerable Michigan at IS a &c, and
western ieeces from a a 47c " H. as TO quality
Comhlng heeces are selling NJ full prices ranging
including DcLaine from Is a 52lc for washed and
| 81 a ieic for uncombed.
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low y Ork Market.

NEW YORK, August So I'm.
ASHES-Pots steady at 25a6 Is. Pearls n )u-
inal at % az ~.
COTTON-Duu. closing nominal. sales $50 bsles
Of middliug uplands at -.
FLOUR, &c. - Receipts Of flour lio7l barrels
Flour 5GlO cents better sales 1900 barrels at 50
40 10 for sugerne Western an State 4Qr6 IS for
common to good extra Western and State 6O6
90 for good to choice extra Western and State IS
az 80 for common % choice white wheat Western
extra; 50HS ul Tor common 10 choice extra Ohio
5Ja9 30 for common 70 ceoice extra St. LOUIS the
market closing very firm, also 5n0 barrels Of extra
State, for September at 70. Rye -four steady; sales
800 barrels at 75H5 do. Corn meal quiet and IN
changed.
WiIISk EY-Is W thlut decided change; sales 30
barrels at 0-dl 03.
GRAIN-Wheat receipts l329lj bushels Wheat
heavy a. cents lover; sales 900 bushels at .
for No and 3 Spring mixed 3jGl 37 FOR soft No
Milwaukee. sal 60 for Winter red and amber
Western. Rye quiet. Receipts OF Corn luj,7 5
bushels. Corn one cent lower sales j2gh0 bushels
at g6 ID uu lor new mixed Western; closing at IS
for prime parcels Receipts Of Oats 256s9 bushels
Oats teady; -ales 900 bushels az 56djs for West
eru d Ftf FIR Ohio and state
HAN-Frm shipping 91, retail 0lGl -.
Eu9S-tirtn ard quiet.
/ LEATHER Active and firm Hsnlock sole and
| uuenos Ayre- and Rio 6rande light middle and
/ heavy weights <dj, California 2I29, Orinoct
] 81. TZ-t
WOOL-Frm. sales i5uo %. az stats fir dOmes
/ nc ieeces 3-Hi for pulled.
T COFFEE-Qliet AM steady.
/ sUGAR->teady sales COO hossl eads at % OIL toi
+ Cuba. II for Porto Rico.
/ PETRJLEl 81 Quiet az u, lor crude %. for re
NILASSEs-Duu
/ ePROYlSIONS-Po-1 duh and lower; sales 100 bar
reis az I'D llHHf 80 r mess % UpH4l ODD for prime
/ al0.all 81 for prime mess Beef steady sale. .
barrels 1t D. HlI .H ui tor plain mess, l6 on %
/ for extra mess. Beef hams dull. 1erce Beef quie
. At 20 HuU-- 10 ir prime mess Butter firm az "a
- for Wc:erui -iaj fer state. Cheese quiet a
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ALABAMA CLAIMs.-We are informed tiat the
most persistent and uDyielding OF the private citi
zens who have claims vs.. the British Government
are Dr. J. C. Aver Co., OF Lowell Mass, the IN an
ufaeture5s Of Medicines. They will consent to moth
Ing less than that their demand for medicines des
str0yod by the British pirates shall be paid in gold
and in dollars to the last cent. They are embOlden
ed by the fact that the destruction Of their goods by
the English in China and elsewhere (for where are
not that troublesome nation trampiny upon some
body p have hitherto been paid in full, and they
now say that they shall he. They however propose
this compromise .-6ve US Canada and we will cal
it even because can then send our remedies there
without duty. Washington News.
Aug l-d&Wlw
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ESSEX CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

The Trustees Of this school take pleasure in an.
nOuncing that the popular instructor Mr. +. D.
MUssET, A. B., under whose direction the institu-
ton bias been successful, remains in charge fol
the coming year. The Fall term will begin We'd
nesday, Aug. 81, and continue THIRTEEN WEEKS
Tuition at the usual rates. Tried and competent
teachers employed in all departments. Theoret-
cal instruction in the art Of teaching given by
means of fsgeher's class, in connection with which
pracie classes will be formed 70 give practical in
struction in teaching to those desiring to follow
that profes lion. Every attention given TO young
men fitting for college. Daily morning. lecture,
given by the Principal during the term, and
course oflectures by eminent men from abroad viii
be arranged. The school will receive daily prac
tice in gymnastics. Board S. to $3.50 per week
Rooms Tor those wishing 10 board themselves 2jct
per week. Persons wishing 10 enter the school OF
procure further information apply at once to
A 81. BUTLER,
July Is d3v AUGw Essex Vt
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BOSTON MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 3.

WEDNESDAY Aug. 5.
FLOUR.--1hero is a very little change to notice
in -four since our last. Stocks arc light, and with
no great pressure to buy SELL the market remains
about the same. The Fales have been at > 81 n g
Tor Western superfine: So a. - for common extras
sG25 a for r'iwaukee eX ras and s. a. : 80 for
Minnesota extras, including choice bakers brands.
White wheats are in moderate demand but all desir
able brands are he d firm. The sales have been at
3 a 80 for Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. the latter
price for choice Illinois ranges from s. % a 3: and
St Louis fro 40 &c 10 Y Dol, including iav0Tite
brands at tine latter price Canada flour IS scarce
and uuist In corn meal the sales have been at s. 50
n 8 ard rye -four continues to be taken, 10 small
lots a, s. . a 6 e Dbl
6RAlN.-There is very little doing in corn, and
prices have ruled in favor of buyers. The sales
have been at 81 Is "a IS fOr southern and Western
yellow and 81 % a u Tor western mixed, the lat
ter price for choice. Oats ara duh and haze been
arriving quite Fl eely. The sales have ranged from
81 "a 75c 1, bush. for common and good, including
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THE FALL TERM Of the State Normal School at
Il johnson, will begin on WEDN ESDAY, August
Dist, and continue eleven weeks. Examination for
admission on the first day Of the term. A Model
School will begin on Monday sept 5th, and contin-
ne tea weeks. This will serve as preparatory de-
partment for the Normal School, and also as a prac
tice school for teachers. None but experienced
teachers will be employed and the host OF advan
tsges will be afforded all connected with the school
Facilit es for board OF rooms are ample. Applica
tons should be made early.
For further information, catalogues. or circular
containing latest announcements, address the prin
cpal, or l. L. PEARL
Secretary of Trustees.
Johns N Vt Julv " I--o-dfTEvvfr,
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WAS IT FOR THIS The blowing paragraph
We take from the Boston Ira NcTtW
How Glad the people Of the rted sac s.i
be 10 sec the Fenian Legion Of o.. az -, -
for the Ola World M matter whie s'u9 'i1' VIM
provided they didn't return here
We cannot believe that the scr. Soier o. 'n I,
lines is an American No Amsric III 'uti VA
write such a sentiment in the ime u ~
people Of the United States, in lsfO, vi Il Wv
bloody. taterei battle flags of the irlsh Lei 'ioa'
Of 1860 hanging as proud trophies IN the ~ =,
tional halls. The people Of the United states
have not yet forgotten the Legions Of Corcoran
and Nesgher. Have they forgotten Antietam,
Gettysburg and Winchester? Have they dared
to forget the Seven Days Fight, or the wild
stormers Of Fredericksburg No, the American
people do not forget. They 10 not forget the
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VIM. Phillips & Sons of Providence, R. l., who
have constructed the sand-baths for the Shelf
field Scientific School, Columbia College, Union
College, Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy,
and other institutions The tables have cherry
tops Water from the city pipes and gas are
provided at each table. We doubt if a more
convenient Laboratory can be found in the
country.
Adjacent to it is the new Lecture Room for
the classes in chemistry. balance room, and a
room for storing reagents, SC. The increasing
interest in scientific work in the University and
especially in the chemical work, which is under
the direction Of that inspiring and successful
instructor, Prof Collier, has rendered it neces-
sary to furnish these enlarged accommodations.
The young men Of Vermont are beginning to
appreciate the excellent advantages now offered
here to all who wish to pursue chemistry, civil
engineering or any Of the natural sciences;
and there are cheering indications that the nun
Der of students Of science in the University will
henceforth rapidly increase.
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THE USivzHsIrY LAnoRAroRY.-Thef friends of
the University will he gra,ifei at seeing the
elegant and commoiious chemical and mstsI,ur-
gcAl laboratory, which is now really for use
The rooms which has heretofore been used for
chemical work, is now specially Appropriated to
me'allurgical work. It has tables for twelve
students. The new Chemical Laboratory can se-
eonuoia'e twenty students st its tables A
0eAa''ful and expensive apparatus, containing
s11l-osih' drying chambers, apparatus for
uis'iiiing water, Sc, occupies the centre Of the
'OOil' 1t is from the msnufaotory of Messrs.
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PHALoS's "VTALIA" for the Hair can re found
everywhere. 1t Is clear, and has no sediment This
wonderful preparation is Phalons Vitaa, or Saliva
ton for the Hair. Poured the hands, 1t leaves no
stain Il is, nevertheless, the most effective article
Of its class ever advertised.
sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
I'M L-n.nILM
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0'ssilL Two YEARS lNral> lSH->r, COL -aaN>
sixu.y1u-, CAPTAIN N1S.uts slE 5aNrH-.
The Feuau officers were arr4' su4i for sentence
before the United States Circuit Court al Wui-
s1r. on sluriay; ana vere sentenced by Judge
wo3iruE, as follows General 1'NeI 20 two
vel-- i-a1r.s ameat 10 the States Prison, and
nominal fac Of tea dollars, COL J-I. Brown go
nine months ia The States Prison and Captain j
j. Nouahau 10 SIX months in the custody e tie
United States Marshal, The prisoners q-saiel
guilty By aiyics Of their counsel, Z. j. Phelps.
Ls1. Gen. DWELL addressed the Court. upon
his sentence, in speech, which We hear was
quite ar effective one, ia justification Of A..
course. weualers.lui thet purse is being
male up flr the -e'.sfof Gen. o'NeMs family
10 which Mss,rt Egrs ami S3azl9a. the
eminent New York lawyers. who bsFe been 10
atte1 lance on the session ot the United st.'e
C.urta. Wiaisar. contributed e.,h fifty dollars
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5rv," DR.. caldwell went on to speak pleasant
aFy' 80 f,l5vship Of scholars. As the great
]! % So universal is more than any Of its
cN''' 50 su the colleges were bound
u''-- su5wsbip stronger and broader
IL .b,t of any one of them. On CON-
tnaI .,.,snt occasions this great interest Of ours
ais- - the front, and We assert our faith in
,s.-rsl eiucation, as perhaps the greatest inter
-. If our social and national life.
An sGusi5n TO the class of 50, which cslebrs-
,si today It's twentieth anniversary, was re-
s15piei to by II. \. Hibbari, Esq, of Chicago,
,-e Of the worthiest and truest sons Of the Uni
ys-si-v in the Great West He expressed his
Gratitude At meeting our President here He
was himself well acquainted with the University
af Michigan. He had often visited it lie had
attended lis commandments lie had seen It's
long professions Of from 1900 to 1900 students.
he knew It's means, its wealth, its influenced l;
vas grea; power in great and growing Stste.
No one who did not understand this, and the
varied and urgelt influences by which
that great institution hal striycn TO
secure Mr.. Angel as its president, could under
etanI the self denial which must have been IN
yolye5 In his refusal His decision was cause
for the heartiest gratitude and joy o. me pAfl
ofevcry friend OF this University Dir. hio'Arl
closed his remarks with an intimatl0n nat be
should probably send bis own son, row htung
for college iu the very shallow Of Chicago I'm
yerstv, % th., college rather than q thli OF n'7
own city. lie was heartily aTp.aliel-
Jul-e Benedict said iha- we were IN ihe Pre-
sence Of two great powers Tie ha1 sought ~.
some one 90 sreaA l0r one % ITEM 'ie l1''ts =
lint could find no oas able to 10 justice 10 the
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Tnz NEW FREScH 1IIMsrER.-Ths Boston
.4irertiser says NJ Treilhari is to be tn? sue
cessor of NJ Preyost-P aradol as Minister al
Washington lie Is now the French minister 10
Chile, but he was for ma y years member OF
the French legation in this country lie ls
favorably known and is personally esteemed oy
a lsrge number Of America s, who made ms nc
ouaintance while here. He married an Atneri-
can lady. Miss Hoffman, Of New ork' anu my
therefore be favorsbly disposed towards Us HUN
the start
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

As GOOD As EvER-as ever the best-for all Lung
and Throat affections. physician writes that the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has never disappoint-
ed the reasonable expectations Of those who have
used it, Prices, 81 and 50 cents. Cutler Brothers
& Co.. date Reed, Cutler Coz Boston, Propris-
tors
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A SENSATION IN TIE F0OD NAREEr.-No such
seus ton has been created in the food mgfket dur
in the present century As hat Occ1sioned by the
Introduction tie stat Of life fur so it may he
Justly called, known Sea Moss FSrins. Il is diff
cult 20 tell the truth about this extraordinary ar
ticle Of Let without being suspected OF exsggera
ton Prepared from a marine plant which grows
spontaneously on the irish coast, il Is by all ocds
the cheapest species Of sustenance ever offered 10
the masses while the dishes prepared from II can
not be cxceled either Tor nutriti1us prope-tes ep-
icurean hav ur or variety The Sea Moss Farine Co.
g Park Place, who the patent under which It Is
Manufactured. doing a business IN this new cdi
hle equal to that OF the most extensive h1urng es-
tabli. hments in the country, and arc now erecting
new mills to supply the ever-inegeasing demand.
From 25c packa 20 you can produce sixteen quarts
af uos1rpasslble b ano Mango. Custsrd farina
Srearn. Jelly OF light PGddln-f. Inyaids and con
aIeseents an thei dishes made from il more deli
" rs di restible and rest rative, than any daintei
oft ne same class derivdhe from ordinary sources.
Aug 5--deoc&wl;
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NOTICE Is hereby given that application viii 10
made . the rert session Of the Gereral Assem-
Div Of the State of Vermont, 70 ho held AZ Montpo
lies on the second THURSDAY Of October, A D., i-li
FOR tar upon the inhabitants CT Chittenden Coun-
~ TO huild a new Court House for said County, or
TO repair the present Court House.
Aug 2---d&w3w
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educational.
VERMONT CONFERENCE SEMI
NARY AND FEMALE COLLEGE.
VI IN tpe lieT, V

Mo tpelier, vermont.
Rev. C. W. WILDER, A. NJ, Principal
A FIRST CLASS SCHOOL for Ladies and Gen.
n tlemen. Largest Corps Of Teachers Of any
School in the State. Location unsurpassed in
heslthfnlness and beauty. strong moral and Reli
gious Influence. Collegiate COURSE for Ladies. Spec
ial Course Of study for Young'Men who cannot 1t
tend College yet desire 4 Liberal Education. Par
tcular attention given to Young Men preparing fol
College. Fall Term begins August 81. For circu
lars, Board or Rooms address the Principal.
Montpelier, Vt. Aug. l, 1870.
Ltd ALL
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WANTED.

VNFDRNArfpN Is wanted Of william y tloe a
lad D. wears 0Ii. who left bis home IN Essex, Vt
July .-tI. lie is ABOUT . feet IN he sht, and has
dark brown hair and dark eyes. lie w're away
pants ans at made Of water proof cloth, cueckered
Shirt and straw hat Any Information coucernin =
him will be rewarded by his father
JAMES CLOE.
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Use E9enhe'S Pain Aiiiin g
MAGIC OIL.
-. "A hBr-s TgG-Er en-. - -

LIT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM."
This IS the best Family Remedy to- cure all kinds
OF Pain sou ever triel-
10 BE- clean. safe, ami delicious % use. and II you
use 10 faithfully. Do WILL Do YOU GOOD
Directions On each bottle. Buyit u your Drug
gi-r or Merchant whore you trade. II they have
not got tuu taui jEev will send for It, At ycur re
quest. and sell YOU GENUINE RENNES PAIN
MILLING MAGIC OIL, at the manufacturers low
est price NJ retail.
~ Sold hy Druggists, Merchants and Uroccfs.
II rs put up IN three sizes ami called " Trial Size,
" Medium Size and d" Large Family Size, bottles
" VI. RENNE,. Sole Proprietor and Manuiac
turer PirrsFELD MASS. Wholesale BY
HENRY 4 CO,
June i7-Ee0wEfdtly Burlington, Vt.
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The BLOOD owes its red color 70 minute glObules
which float in that fluid. and contain, in a healthy
person, large amount Of Iron which gives vitality
to the blood. The Peruvian Syrup supplies the
blood with this vital element, and gives strength
and yiSor 20 the whole system.
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r---,xu Rutland intends TO
have great doiuss when she gets To- her hun
drcltb birthday. The Commemorative exercises
srs TO ,riu with sermon by Rev. Dr. Todd on
Sunday evening. and wind mp with . display Of
fire works On Wednesday evening. Monday
seems 70 be surrendered 60 families and ialig.-
iuals &c use SIS they deem best Tueslay there
is 20 he an zcursiau 20 the marble qaarries. p
special train being run for that purp1e- Iars-
Day evening ueury Hall aul c. X. Williams will
deliver histor cal addresses.
ON Welacsd ~, the great day Of the feast the
sun will rise 20 c he music ofcannon- At3am. the
people viii as.er lble at the Opera House to hear
addresses by the President Of the day, Rev. Jas.
D. Butler, Hon. henry EIEerton, and General
Davis Of Troy. Atera poem by Mrs Julia c.
r. Dsrr. the assembly will form in procession,
and march 20 the Pavilion, where dinner will be
provi5eI John c. S. xc IS to poetize at the dinner
table. There will bea promenade concert in the
Pavilion AT q O'Clock. and those Who stay Ill
eleven can trip the fantastic toe, whether light
or not. and 50 pat the finishing touches to the
celebration. We note that the several commit
tees are already vigorously at vOrl. The Ezecu-
tive Committee IS to meet weekly until all Il
ready. Certainly the Rutlanders are showing
very proper enthusiasm and local pride We
hone the various addresses. &c, viii be printed
Tbsv Will form a valuable addition TO cur con-
stantly increasing materials for comprehensive
history Of Vermont.
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The annual supper Of the Delta Psi fraternity
was furnished Tuesday night at the City Hotel
The table was loaded beautifully, and was very
neatly decorated. Messrs. Ray and Brooks gave
the boys the fullest satisfaction. The orator for
the occasion was Geo. l. Waterman, Esq, Of
HydePark the poem was delivered by Robert
Roberts Of Burlington.
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che 5larhfts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
FOR ruF WEEK ESniSG TUESDAY, AUG 3, i--O.


AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheen Lambs. swine.
This week, 1f' -. 1878
Last week, |i- tIs- t.F
Vermont, -5 fn5- l1}
Prices Of Market Beef-Extrl $3.50 a. 1900; FIRST
quality S 80 n j. ul 81 quality SO '' a 81 - ;
Sd qualitys- sd a. s. SO.
Pfice. ii store CattIe-workns oxen per pair,
$3.50. s.p0. $40 n f'0l.
Mich Cows and calves from So, So. So. s-7.
learlinss sii n ~, t0o-yenrs old SO a si7 b
Prices Of sheep and Lamhs In lots g 0l,
$3.50, g o. g % each extra s. 90 20 8 80, or
spring Lambs 8. 80 q 81 so.
Veal Calves $ ID fl}.
Hides &c e h. Tailow q Gic e 70.
Lamb skins - 6l, each. Sheared Lamb skins
21 n c each. Calf skins rs 10 lie 2 10.
Prices of Poultry Extra % d sc prime - n BE.
good ~ a u medium % a 1859; poor % medium
lsc e To.
There is no special improvement in the demand Of
Cattle from last week. Considerable hesitan-y on
the paIt OF butchers. Their hts are low and unsa,
sfactorv-not anxious to buy. Very best were sold
az $l3 ecWt. AMI good, likely, dressing steers 81
81 80 ~ - 80 V cwt. Common ordinary lots way
{ WI TO s. 80 a. cWt. A N Bowen sold line oxen
al sl3 4 cwt. dress go ibs each. OK at So 51 T.
oTt dress $50 lbs Oxen at Sll T. cwt. dress g0 ib
each william Kicker sold three wear old Steer.
NJ So y cWt, dress Gro lbs each. Heiiers at 50 Y
I cEt Houghton Wilcox sold 10 three year Ole
Steers at 81 p cwt, dress 1oj ias each Steers a
/ SO = cwt dress o Tbs each. Brady sold J..
two and three year Old Steers from 50 IA 81 e cwt
and oxen at 81 - 2 cat, dress go rs each Gee
/ Baldwin sold Oxen at 81 - = cTt, dress $40 lt
I each.
Sheep and Lambs-Noarly 5000 Sheep and Lamb
/ from the North this week with prospect OF large
supplies for weeks to come. As Neals are nearly
through 10 is thought that Mutton and Lambs wOulr
be full as firm which is not the case. The continue
warm weather is about killing trade The hes
/ Lambs are selling at 81 ~ each. Shute sold 81
Lambs at 50 rs y head. II lloyt sold = old shoel
at s. 80 p head, and fly Lambs at 81 p 2 head
/ q Berry sold 215 Lambs at D each
Poultrv-The Poultry call is not very ha,tering
spring Chickens excepted. Old Hens aud common
. Fowl range low ana sell quiet.
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Renne's Pain-Knling Magic Oil is sold by most Of
our Druggists and Merchants and il considered one
OF the best remedies Tor pain in Market and is so
clean and delicious to thai il is rather Of lux
ury than a medicine.