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Wanted.

A FIRsT-CLAss BARBER Is WANTED I'M.
"A medtately. For parta .ulnrs make sppli-
cation 10 STEpHFN SACK rsp1
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Wanted

A NUMBER ONE BRICK LAYER IMMEpr.
"A stely. Apply at the new building on
west side Of North Main street.
Eureka. July %, 1873. WAIST
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Owner Wanted.

CAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE sr1n-
scriber, some eight months ago. 4 anal
buekskin horse, with saddle marks, and the LEFT
hind foot white. The owner can have the horse
by paying charges. JOHN AIKEN
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why Buy Canned Fruit7
You can buy fresh fruit Of Ennis for less
money. at the Little Store Around the Corners
Fresh Fruit
Sold cheaper than ever before in Eureka, at the
Little Store Around the Corner.
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House to Let.

HOUSE CONTAINING THREE "a
N rooms. with yard and water, on Excl
Mob Hill. opposite Mark Johnson's. and GAA
adjoining DR.. Schneider's residence. For par
t~iculars, apply to II D.. L. BAILEY.
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NEW LEA July 70.
The President Of the Board Of Health
reports 2S cases Of yellow fever to date.
and "a deaths, with 10 conyalescent.
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For Sale.

A NY PERSON WISHING tt BUY A FRAME
N house OF Ave rooms aud remove II from
its present location. can apply to Father Mon
teverde
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FOR RENT.

AvvA A STORE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
ES.5H any kind of business. on the ground
Slh floor of the Eureka Opera House. For
particulars, apply to
NJ. b. BARTLETT.
Eureka. May %. 1878. my29tf
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Lot For Sale.'

r OF NO. ONE. BLOCK b. MONROE SUR
IL vey. Said lot fronts Is feet on Monroe
street and runs back 100 feet.
jy25-.w* HUNG YEN HONG.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
SING SING PRISON MANAGEMENT

The new superintendent Of Public Works yesterday
finished b 10 duties Agent and Warden OF Sing Sing
Prisou and heuceforth Will devote his time solely to
his new sphere OH cial action MIR. Clark closes his
with Sing sing Priscn with signal success
the receipts Tor the mouth of February having been
SO O6l &c and the disbursements but $40 695 a.
surplus Of S3, 36G ~ to the credit OF the prison.
The same month year ago was tho time OF his ap-
pointment TO that ohcc. He was appointed on Tho
10Th OF February, 1871 but did not actually take the
helm Of arecton control until the Ist of March
or that month February the state had TO make
a detceucy of Sl4, LIS 10 support the prison. so,
under Mr.. ClarKs sub-manageineDt-Supor ntcnd-
ent Pilsbury, OF course, having primary charge
he has IN one year changed II uehciency Oh over
Sl4 900 10 a Surplus OF about So 500 There has as
been noticeabe uimin uton Ia the payroll oil the
prison employees. In February, 1877, the officers,
guards secpers paid $1,000 ih,sc officials
nave been curtsiied IN number That th pay Tor
February, 1873, handed TO them yesterday by Mr..
Clark bImself. amounted TO only $500 During last
month PRISON had more convicts Uy an average Of
232, Than II contained III February Of last year.
Mr.. Omer Loyns, the present clerk OF sing Sing
Prison, is to accompany Mr. Clark into the Pubic
Works Department as chlel clerk Although Mr.
CLARK and Mr. Leyns held their prison positions indc
by Mr. Pisbury and the Latter by Mr.. Olcott and al
though they ~ere OF diverse politics, one beng a
democrat aud the other republican,, they worked to-
geher with zeal anu harmony ut bc PRISON, and Mr..
Clark signifies hts appreciation vi his coiaborer
by invitIng HIM 10 a higLer sphere oil dJty.
Mr. DAVIS, tnc new Agent aud warden, taxes charge
OF The PRISON today.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
CONTRACTORS DEMANDS.

Tho Brooklyn Board OF City Works Commissioners
were called upon yesterday by counsel Tor six claim
ants Tor contracts Tor street cleaning, who demanded
that his clients be AWARDED the contracts notwith-
standing tney had not made the lowest BIDS. inc
Board OF Aldermen approved OF the tds OF the above
claimants, ana directed the BoarG oi City Works 10
award the contracts accordingly Mayor Howell, how
ever, refused % sgu their contracts on the ground
that they had not been the lowest Diuders Notwith
standing Mayors action tho oids ieuppruvod
by the Board OF Aldermen. Tho Mayor sui refuses 10
sign the copacls and leaves the contractors TO cstab
llsn their claims Ia the courts President Massey, of
the 80 ird oi CITY Works, Is oi the same opinion
May or Howell. The contractors have acceptcl thus
alternative with the understanding that thcy sua DC
pa d any lurtner dccreed by the courts. A
mandaus to compel the awarding oil the contracts ut
tncT original bids Will now be applied fVr.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
ANSWER.
HOW THE COAL Is DIsrR1BUrEl

HOW THE COAL Is DISrk1BUfED.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD:-
On last Monday my letter appeared In the "Com
plant Bookn vi tho HERALD in reference 10 the dis
trlbuon OF tho coal to tho poor, which believe from
my own knowledge to be true. On Wednesday saw
an answer from III. P.,' which prove does not
give the facts. Now, II what stated Is for moment
doubted by the public, would invite reporter from
the HERALD TO ca on me, and VIII take
him where ho ina the proofs Tor n'm-
sell. / have no motive but charity In the
whole affair. Ny visits made with that object
alone. would ask reporter TO call on John Murphy,
No 202 East Nlnety.sxtn street. who applied on the
18th OF January 10 Mr.. KellocK with recommends
ton from visitor, Mr. Boyd. Not having got an
answer, he called again on The 9th oil February and
his answer on this occason was that he
was making TOO much uss and had better
got out Ihis Is poor man who for TWO
years been unable 10 work. would also
refer 10 Mrs Lynch, Third avenue, Ninety-hitn and
Niney-sixth Streets who applied six weeks ago, aud
US yet has got no coal would also ask why Garrett
O'Bren, Ninety third street, Fifth ana Madison ave-
nues got his ticket the 9th OF February from
tho vixitor, not yet got his coal could mention
cases Oil column oil tho HERALD and at The same
time show "A. Pn that none ot them are friends oi
mine known by me before this week. think
If Com I'm soncr Brennan knew oil this ne would see
the poor attended to. ONE OF TIE VISITORS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
IHE HONDLOW ESTATE.

APPLICATION IoR LETTER OF ADMINIsTRA-
FOUND.
Application Tor letter Cf administration was flied
with judah B. Voorhees,, Deputy Surrogate oil Kings
county, Long Isand yesterday IN the estate OF Tho
late Sylvester Hondlow, OF Brooklyn. The applicant
is Mr.. thomas Stratton. "a builder and creditor Of
the deceased. and on his application the surrogate
caused citations to be issued directing family Of
tho deceased to attend the adjudication tho ad.
mns,ration at the Court on March 7, at ten O'Clock
IN The forenoon.
A gentleman who was In position TO famarize him
sell with the facts, stated to reporter OF the HEsALD
yesterday that the wealth OF Mr. Hondlow mad been
very mucn over estimated. IL nad been represented
us Dign half million, whereas the real estate
woaid not be worth more than 100000. This was
due largely TO the shrnkagc In vaiues. The mansion
III Monroe place, when was worth S6O0U0 lew
years ago would not now realize that figure.
SCRAPS OF a WILL
Yesterday afternoon, ~ me prosecution OF the
general search when has been Instituted Tor possible
will, r0u,h outline or sKcietOn of Que was discov-
cred among some papers lett by Mr.. Hondlow Ia his
real estate Office, No 203 Montague street. The scraps
OF paper found ala mo-, however, indicate definitely
what disposition the deceased wished 10 lake oil his
property.
Tue HIDING OF thi paper would appear to connrm
the stgtcnent previously maze that IN tho TALL OF 1915
sir. Houdiow aid consult with lawyer al his onice
upon the subject OF making a will Mr.. hondIow Ior
several years past IRON time to time when he met his
counsel, Mr. Northali, asked him W draft his will
Thc counsel always told him that be would 40 80
whenever Mr.. Hondiow wished. Mr.. Northall Is con-
ndept that there was no VIII made by the deceased.
Tne mortsag recorded In the Kings county Regis
trar's oice on the Hondlow properly ioows:--
one for Sl2 900 the corner OF Henry and
Harrison streets, to the Home Insurance Company
one Tor $40 900 on the office at No. 203 Montague
for 81, ,UU0 10 the Mutuai Lie Insurance ompany,
house IN Wiiloughpy street. near DuneId.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
OF New England tthc larger portion in :he Potomac)s
In all about L. 500, COO shad.

OF New England thc larger portion in the Potomac)
In all about 4. 5000 shad.
ERLs.
somewhat acrimonious discussion having arisen
In regard 10 the ownership OF patent box iof
'pouring oil on the troubled wa,ers" by announc-
ns that he had IN his possession paper cells, and
II the mreting could 0uy slip into that subject he was
sure II would prove interesting. He tLen read tho
document
Professor G. b. Good gave statistics showing that
the hsherles OF the United States Welded in 1876
grand total OF 1,2J4,U ,U3S, 0C0 pounds, valued nj
S75. y7S,S S29 First in prominence were the oysttl
fisheries, the products OF which We're valued al
$50 000 0O0 tho cod - s25. $40 the whale 000
the mackcrel, 81 375, 262 Tho annual catch OF tho
menh9den, herring which yields more oil than tho
whale nshcrc- was valued at Sl,657 100; the great
81 OOO, 900. Two thousand one hundred and eighty.
eight vessels with tonnage OF So 000 are employed
IN the Uniied states the various nsheries.
Mr. Philips, offered the following resolution, which
adopted:--
trade and fisheries accurate knowledge should
had OF of New YORK. that In the
absence of authoritative provision Tor the purpose the
Association be earnestly reuuesteu
report snch products used Tor food ma.
pass through their hands
Alter me remarks striped bass and other mat
ters resolutions were adopted thanking Professors
Miner md Good Tor valuable inioi nation impirted
also thanking the fulton MarEet Fishmongers' Asso.
cation tor the oil its rooms ana the press oi New
York for the satisfactory manner In WHICH It's pro.
cced lngs had been reported. rho meeting ADJOURNED
until the regular day next February.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
GEOGHEGAN AGAIN.

When "Owney" Geogncgan's patrons wcre solem
nizing the mimic obsequlos OF ex-Captan Foley on
Wednesday night 0flcer White appeared TO solicit
discontnuunce Of the rtes, they impairng the
repose and quiet OF the Bowery. The moment now
ever, was opportune, Tor White and Geoghcgan came
face 10 lace while the latter dispensing che hos
pitaIitics Of the place 10 couple Of dozen thirsty
souls. This, OF course, was violation OF the excise
law and once again "Owney" was escorted to the
Edridge strcot police station and mouatcd with
his old time quarters. He appeared quite cheerful,
however, when nc came before Judge Morgan yc cStef
day morning, and promptly furnished the 500 bail
he wa held I'D.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
do not ike 10 grumble about that which does not
TO be my business. but have been greatly dis
tressod at the inhuman treatment which the horses
upon soma OF the crosstown horse lines have
ceved. This (rhursdayl morning was obliged TO
the cruel beating OF horse that WAS dong all
that could be expected OF any horse. until hoiei down
upon the pivemenI and that, 100, wnile one OI our
noole keepers the peace was riding upon the plat
form the This occurred on tnc Clinton place
hne, near Cooper Union. SEQ no reason why such
lin this Elceckur street line aud otners
should not Two horses. II ~ an outrage to compel
horse draw iull car up grade ut brisk trot
N, r. s.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
NEW YOhK HOSPITALS.

Tho sixth annual report OF the Hospital Visting
Committee 10 the state Charities AID Association Is
puDlisncd. Win regard TO Bellevue Hospital alter
auding TO the bad ventilation, II says:-
The condition OF the cells Tor the reception OF insane and
violent psticns has aud continues 10 De roproach 10
the institution III Ventilated. rceking vita ioui AIR,
gloomy damp they are patients should oe retained
only iew whereas the drunken ana the IN
together into those narrow cells with the
paraygog The insensbis for days In November last
n decent brought thers helpless and speecn-
l7th o December she was still there. This
the rcccnt instance oi similar deten
ton
With regard to the Charity Hospital on Blackwelrs
Island tho report says:-
Charity Hospital has crowded this winter that
even IN the skin diseases T. rec patients have
b, on lut placed side BY side since october
thn Two pnviiOns have been finished except
The ktohsr waiting Tor occupation. had these
ucoupiyd Charity Hospital have been relieved OF
pat,.nts aud overcrvwding avoided Why the
klunsn was uIt aud the paviiions opened from DC.
- (thc day the patients entered)
have stuvsn IN vain to learn. VINO s csponsble Tor
sucn management
Who Ia responsible for tho condition during the past
year VI Tho tor aud erysipelas
tho winter OF 1867 thers stove
Ward Qvrty feet i,ng) aud but two sckcuuir ana no
shoes lnnne jackets the women It's
tor this pavilion duSp,d upon the
outside the forced NJ times dig IL out ho
under the
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE pArs1oKs DAY PROCESSION.

To tbs EDITOR THE HERALD
SEQ that the irish societies have decided on tho
route OF their procession. which Is 10 be referred 10
the Police COMMISSIONERS l hope that BODY Will
change the route that they viii not come down
lower than Canal street. Business Is slow enough
without being stopped altogether by parades IN wbien
Amer cans have interest. would also suggest
that They be con pelled 10 march at least twelve
abreast, SO as to stop traflc as little as possible
AMERICAN.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
LIGHT WANTED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Iwish to call attention 10 an injustice to which
patrons oil the Second avenue road are SUBJ
jec,ed. the scarcity Of light. In nearly all OF
these cars there only two very dim or smoky
lights placed in opposite of car and those
who Obliged TO pass AN hour on this road every
evening feel very indignant, II may judge by my own
feelings, at being unable TO while away the time in
some benehcial manner. There are at the utmost
about SIX seats where, II INC i'ghts were good, II
top cars they have done in aiew OF them
LIGHl.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
CIGAR FACTORY SEIZED.

Tho cigar factory OF Solomon Hirsch, No 100 Even
street, Williamsburg l. l., has soIzcd by officers
attached 10 tho oico Of United States Collector Free
land In Brooglyp, Tor deficiencies and rreguarti ties
The STOCK when valued at avvut " 60U has been
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
CUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNoTE.-Lctters intended for this column must De
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Complalnants who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste timo In wr'tIng
Write only on side OF the paper ED HERALDJ
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
WHERE HAS THE MONEY GONE?

WHERE HAS THE MONEY GOMEZ
To THE EDITOR OF HgRALD:-
see by the HERALD that the Street Cleaning Bu-
reau calls for about $4,000 for cleaning streets Tor
February, but do where IL has been used'
Take, Tor instance, Seventh avenue. do not believe
been cleaned this winter and tho same true oil
Thirtysxh street between broadway and Eighth ave-
nua H. ". H.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
New Castle Letter.

New CASTLE, Feb. 25.-The supper in
aid of the Baptist Church was brought
to close on Saturday evening. All the
remaining articles were sold, James Hol-
liday, our auctioneer, offering his servi-
ces, and in his rafting style made things
bring their highest price.
One arrest Saturday evening and one
yesterday.
Seminole tribe, No. I, l. o. r. NJ, at
tended service at the NJ. E. Church yes
terday morning, and at the Baptist in the
evening.
The Board of Education meets to-
morrow evening. As yet we hear of lit
tie concerning candidates for election,
which takes place next Saturday.
A sister of II. Probit, living on Market
street, died very suddenly ON Saturday
night or Sunday morning.
1t seems that the late shooting match
did not bring out all who know how to
shoot. A party of five has offered to
try their ski i'll with any five who took part
that day, the losers to pay all expense,
set out an oyster supper, put on aprons
and do the waiting for the evening That
is business. On the old team we hear
named, Boulden, Chase, Bloomfield,
Lunt and Mason. The other side has
not named their men.
The bridge crossing the railroad on the
public road leading to Hare's Corner has
been replaced with a new one. This was
prompt work, only three days being used
in the work.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
cisn Telegraphic Summary

l. Lastern situation is unsatisfactory
Il. The Porte is recaleitrant. Setvia
posed to the way Russia is carrying
u London the peace meeting was
fen up by the war party. An Athens
'aiah says the turks have retaken
fuos and burned it-Cardinal McClos-
Las arrived at Rome-Thc German
lhment continues its discussion Of
imperial tobacco tax-The Kaflir
in South Africa, IS again supposed
e about approaching its end-The
ument to Ledru Eolliu was unveiled
FaHs yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
GenernI NeMA.

Iudge Whitaker, OF the Superior
r. nal Court Of New Orleans. has re-
f. hew trial to Anderson. convicted
FoA'piracy 10 forge election returns.
lie residence of David Dixie. near
-gMa'eI' .i''' ~ 5, was destroyed by fire
ao'y night \ son of MIR. Dixie
''l'Iird TO death and his wife was
f~A burnea. w was
'Naay morning, while the enoi,oor
,'.,, g" H. ''' Iolnl were getting ready
''-''a' one Of the command name3
'H'' another named Albert VIII
'''-i's. ST., instantly. No further bar.
"i A''e been received,
w. Baron, treasurer of the Dexter
= S@ylhgf avn Bank, died from III.
p % the gagging and maltreatme, M
~ y'lslarS on Friday night. The
''i r Eol . less than SlO0 for their
~. ~ ns. Is thought they murdered tbe
' reused 10 open the
'I5 -,y Ilaay inadian an House of Commons.
+, w - ifon, i., Mr. Mckenzie presented
|, 5,>se u: from the Governor ,SrJ Generai
p,'aS ~, a dispatch from Downjn@ 'e,ai ~ raa,
: ,,il v'leel that it was not eons,dareS yI.1ei
st' st'le by her majesty to SUSPEND G'Gu IN
1aa ',.'. Tue operation OF the imperiai o., ~
''nary act OF 1870. i'''''i eA-
u. salelch &c Wahlen. convicted Of a..
ll4, aaak Hugo iloehne, near ihe
irr,, eIcampment, al Elm Ststion ss
f5n"G n. Tie centennial exhlbItion'
/, Pa Hiallglhs in his cell at Norris,
and ~ ;, Saturday. His skull was hro,
he e'' S,liaso,, n Is supposed after hanging him
c,D,Is D'gIeu Gt his head against tie wall
almo Ii. us ,. exit He lett a Statement
!, NJ. NJ gIcen @ n back convention at Toledo
tsom ibe JIiAeIoy "yindicated" him.
Gaainl "a i,r charge that he was enaan. n,"
|GemocSs,,itlIi tIi' sgreenback party into
! er srn,ra,c, S,.c iold, and said he was
tiIa'ippa''a pa'a-ed from his old democra' 90
coayeniioo1 ,, zen, en-; Butler sent a letter
/ 10 rLa .iHh .31l uenouncing the amend
|leuoapcSsdi' si'ter YER biil, The conyen.
D''u the silver bill as deIu-
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
Sales by SfidhaIn e. Son.

at public sale, at there auction rooms, a
house located in the Tenth Ward, but as
the bidders were few (this sale was not
advertised in the GAzErrE) and the bids
fewer it was Withdrawn.
Az the same time they sold AL shares
Of Masonic Hall Company stock TO r.
Chandler, for S4.75 per share.
To-day Messrs. Stidham g Son sell
the personal property of john sharpley,
deceased, in Brandywine HID. They
have about thirty five sales ahead, and
are as busy as bees.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
FIRST EDITION..
Local Time Table.
~ LrAYE wILMINeroN.

-g..Ns LEAVE WILMINGTON,
r"ilaleIphla. 209, G.55, $40, 300,
t"oo a. m; 1851, Il. 40, $50, 5.3O,
~ l,i6 y. IN. On sundays: 2.Oy, . 10 a.
. -0l, so, 10. p m, ,oo
M. on sundays: 2u9 n m.
'u,rr and Washington: 1914, 10,
a.. m: 1851, Y o., 8 09, j IN. sundays
.-I. lGan.
rsry Deposit; 4 Sc p m; no sunday
Castle: 8, G 20, 9 80 a m; 80, 0 30 p
sunday train.
ware Il. RI vs., 0 80 m; 6 80 p m;
uday tram,
Il mngton 4 Northern X. r.: % n
d 500 p m; no sunday train.
Ias ware Western II. H." 10 20 a mi 80
III On sundays; 10 30 IN
d. Ks ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
10 ,- .lladeipnia l2 So, s3i, 92i mi IL
n. ~, ll5, 35j, 45l, 8 II, %,
+, ii, II lc p m on sundays; II So,
oa.4m, I 80, . 81, II 10 p Iii.
,. Nv York Il s., 8 "a Il m; IL ~, IL 5s
ol 81 p m; on Sundays; II 81 a IN !
IN p m. - .oa
'ss. yS6 y III; on Sundays: lsa IN SO
u ,,a
81 . IS . m; ON Sundays: Is "a m; o &c
i4.
n Port Deposit: 500 a m no Sunday
raiN,.
m New Castle: 7 IS, S 30 a m 1900 IN;
a.GlO,7Ojp m; no Sunday trains.
nj delaware r. r.: 4 80 II In; 420, o 10 p
H. no Sunday trains.
IN wilmington a Northern X. r.: 80s,
n 5Oam:s si0pm m; no sunday trains.
N Delaware Western X. r.: I 55 a m;
) i1 p IN. on SUNDAYS: 6 CO.. IN.
IISs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
m Broad street and Washington ave-
bg- I 80, 90, 10 80, - a IN; 80, 3 30,
( t, 8 70, 6Ij, IS, II 80 pm; on Sun
Esy> sNam; G o., 9 IS, II 30, p m.
|ln hirty.Second and Market streets;
3, II sam, l. IS. So, 80, IL As p m;
b. SUNDAYS: . 30, IL 45 pm.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
HEATING BY STEAM.
An improvement that Might
be Successfully applied TO
Wilmington,

The recent successful attempt to heat
the city of Lockport, N. Y. by steam, ,
has brought the attention of peopls to
the subject with view to the introdue-
ton of the plan elsewhere. 1t has been
asserted that the system can be apple d
to Wilmington as cheaply and effective
ly as to any other city in the country, as
the large manufacturing establishm ents
In the southern and eastern suburbs
could readily supply the necessary steam
for about half the city, without any con-
siderable increase of steam capacity, or
cost for fuel. The system as il works in
Lockport is fully descli bed IN a despatch
from that city, printed else where.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-25
PuhIic Sale PRICES.

AT the public sale of Ellen Ralston,
West Vincent, Chester county, on the
18th inst, the following prices were real
lied Cows, S73, S65; $50, S44.50, $40. %,
SI5l sil.44, $50, $50, SIG, S43, S23, SD
bulls, s3l, $50, SO, S2S and s26; chickens,
49, cents per lb.; turkeys, II cents per lb.;
bees, S3 and So per hive; corn 81, oats
81, and rye s5 cents per bushel hay, S13
per ton a sleigh s33, ana a moving
machine S65. Household goods brought
fair prices. Walter McFeat was the auc-
toncer.
+. f. Bush's public sale in East Pike
land, on the 10th inst, was well attedded.
Two horses were sold for S1l5 and 500 J;
eight cows were disposed of at S5l, $40
$40, s44.50, S44, $50, $50, s3i, s3i corn
brought az cents and oats SO cents per
bushel fine colt was knocked off at
SO shoats were sold at 80 per head. a
wagon for S85, potatoes for 500, corn
fodder at Z cents a bundle, rails at Sl2 per
hundred. A lot of gram in the ground
was sold for $3.50 per acre. Prof. Walter
McFeat auctioneered the sale.-Hest
Chester NeiCs.