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o. THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ Ricord is of the
best conducted establishments for vnerea patients in the
world. All the remedies for the of these terri
BILE affections have been introduced with great success
Encouraged by the fortunate results Of NJ Records modes
of treatment the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city OF New York. 9nd to be had their principal
office The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the cure
OF all forms Of syphilis whether primary secondary
sold ct 81 per bottle and in of haadozen bottles
S. All patients can obtain the gratuous advice OF the
Consulting MUSICIAN Of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College % Nassau St. ~ Y.
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AsroR-Richds Newbold, Philadelphia David Luke,
b Peyton, Baltimore Sam'l Hubbard Virginia John
sateree. Mr. Morse New York A Ward, New Haven !;
8 Ransom, Albany; Wakefield, England Mr. Acke-
son. Upper Canada F. BARNARD. Albany Allen, jr,
Coolidge, Boston Nathan Dixon, Westerly, w d
Hickman, Salem; Pans Hell, L Nichols Providence
Jno Jackson, Albany Mrs and Miss Henry Philadelphia,
Mr. Allen, Fair Haven, Mass Mr. Remington, Philadel.
pha Mr. Nystrom N J Miss sturgs, Mr. Williams, Bos
ton; II Wood and lady, Poughkeepsie; John A Sarg
Jamaica, |; Mr. Nelson Wood, Jersey; w Thomas
New Brighton.
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n3-The New York Museum is crowded every night
People will believe that the mermaid manufactured
The MastersHughes and sitter the accomplished harpss
elicit the most rapturous applause and well do they de-
serve it. The solo the violin is exquisite. The perfor
nance the harp by the little girl only three years
age is wonderful instance Of precocious talent There
will be performance to-day at three o'clock. Parents
should attend with their children let them witness what
be accomplished by those of their age it may
operate an incentive to exertonit is worth trying
host of other attractions.
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BQukruDt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Samuel s. Brown of New York. Clerk.
Lewis Manning, of New York. Painter, late Merchant.
Henry Ducluzeau, of New York. Merchant.
Abraham Miller, of Brooklyn Kings county N Y. and
Of the late firms OF D. c. Miller Co., and s. Miller
& Co.
Inn Keeper.
Alfred f. Booth, of Poughkeepsie, Duchess county,
New York, Clerk one of the late firm of Truax and
Booth
Leonard Bostwick, of New York. Merchant. and as a
member Of the late firms OF Rail, Boswick Dalrympe
& Co.
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1J- Max BoHRER's CONCERT comes off to-mor-
row evening-see advertisement 1t is said he is
the greatest wonder in the world on the volncello
From the st. Petersburg Gazette of Feb. "a 1871
Max BOHRER's MUSICAL ENrERTAINMENrs.-The great
artist whose most wonderful performances the IN
cello have Tor the last few weeks enchanted the dstn
guished personages of St. Petersburg, differs essentially
from the vrtuosos Of time in the fact that the
latter aim solely at more mechanical dexterty and skill
and are entirely deficient in those deeper intrinsic OF
character and expression to which all mechanical excel
sidiary For, though Mr. Bohrer exhibits incred
BILE command of his instrument, even mech anicaly
viewed and holds clear and decisive superiority over
all oher living performers the Volonceo yet he pos
scsses in addition to this the still higher attributes
truly great master and artist We heard him. to our ad.
miration and asonishment perform some OF the most
elaborate and difficult passages which others would have
found scarcely possible execute with Sc and ex
presveness which bespoke almost superhumaa power
HIS pianos IN the quickest time like the scarcely
dbie distant, asic whisperings of the E)sn harp
His icate pizzcaos in the highest violin notes. rescm
and perfect grasp OF the whole range tones of which
his lnstrum' mt is capable prove HIM to be complete
Wehad the pleasure of hearing Mr. Bohrer play some
OF the grave volonceo pieces namely the celebrated
Eegy OF komberg and he here showed masters power
OF the highest order he exhibited geniusike concep-
ton which as far surpasscs all the mere mechan
cal dexerty, as mans intelligent nature surpasses the
material frame in which it dwels To have master of
tins gentleman's capacity, is rare treat indeed
From the Pilot published at Aona) of May 10, 1872
Since the time OF Romberg, the instru
ment SO admirably adapted express the Utmost feelings
OF the heart, has not been welded with so masteriy
power as by Mr. Bohrer and with no small de-
gree Of proprety that Rossn denomnates him the Para
mini Of the voloncello Mr. Bohrer striving only for
true and unaffected exhibition of sentiment in his per
formance Is an entire stranger to the present demonac
school oil Virtuosos and though perfectly capable do
ing what they do yet he seldom chooses do So prefer
ring ra her to remain true to the dcations
OF thst genius which inspires HIM. Having already won
the aures Of Europe in France Italy, Spain and Russia
MT Bohrer is now about to carry his triumphs by wa,
oil London, to America.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The performances tonight
are for the benefit of Mr.. Rice, the original Jim
Crow, and rich bill is announced for the occasion.
Mr. Rice sails in the Great Western for England,
where he has been engaged, and offers the follow
ing entertainments for his farewell benefit - the
laughable extravaganzas of the Peacock and the
the Crow" and "Jumbo Jum," in both OF which
Mr. Rice will appear, the drama of the Devils
Daughters" and the beautiful piece of the Lady of
the Lake" in which Mr. Scott personates the prin.
cipal character. We hope to see fashionable
house.
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az- THE GENUINE sARsAPARILLA PREPARED

90 THE GENUINE SARSAPARILLA, PREPARED
by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of
New York, does not contain particle Of mineral med
cine and totally different from the injurious or inert
mixtures, sold by certain druggists under that name.
This medicine composed Of the active principles Of Sar-
saparlla Genan and Sassaras and Of great efficacy
IN all scroulous diseases, cutaneous eruptons, salt
rheum, arrangement OF the digestive organs, and that
shattered condition of the system which results ION an
njudicious Of mercury Sold in single bottles, large
sze rs cents each. Half dozen lin easel 50 50Dosen
lin case) SO 90. -
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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Domestic Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I5-The demand for -four has not been
brisk. Sales of Howard street at 81 Wagon price 49,
s7t. The market is bare of Snsquehannah. Sales of
Maryland wheat at so rs. Two parcels OF prime Penn
syvana red wheat sold at SO cents for
the British provinces sale of 1905 lbs native washed
wool was made at 22l cents months. Whiskey is in de-
mand at % cents.
CINCINNATI Pork MARKEr.-On Thursday last $500
hogs were sold at 50 per cwt This also the opening
price Of last year.
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CAFE ToRToM.-A fashionable establishment.
similar to the celebrated cafe on the Boulevards.
Paris, kept by Toroni, is about being established a.
40 Broadway. 1t will be on splendid and ee.
CANT scale, and conducted in the highest style OF
the art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-16

The President of the United States has recognized
Oton Lorenzo Dabelsteen as Vice Consul of the
Mexican Republic, for the port Of New Orleans.
Also, Carlos Lebaran, Vice Consul of the same
Republic for the port Of Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-16

0 splendid variety of performances take place this
afternoon at the American Museum, by all OF the per-
formers which hold forth there in the evening" number
ing altogether fifteen artists, who unequalled in their
line. The real Mermaid, which has caused much ex
element, remains during thelweek.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1872
The recent decision of the Governor of New
York in the of Colt, and his approaching eye
cution, has created considerable talk in this CITY
BY some the conduct of the Governor is appauded
whilst there others equally loud 10 its condemna
ton
There was quite an array of beauty and fashion
at the Walnut street theatre last evening The un
rivaed attraction, MIR. and Mrs Brouebam Mr.
Placlde, Mr.. Chlppendale, and Miss Cushman in
London Assurance, will again be repeated to-mor-
row evening. The Walnut is good house, under
excellent management, and with such extraordinary
exertons TO please, PROFESSIONALLY deserves sub
stantial patronage. The above array of talent an
pears tonight IN the comedy of GAS You Like it,"
Booth, at the Chestnut, drew pretty good audi
ence; but not such as his powerful talent deserved
Tonight he appears as Sir Giles Overeach, In GA
New Way to Pay Old Debts"
AT the " Olympic, the house as usfal was excel
lent; The wonderful performance OF Nathans and
previous undertakings, and drew from the audience
Immense applause THIS establis hment is the con-
slant theme OF praise all city papers, and richly
aoes deserve all II receives II is the best regula
tea circus Philadelphia ever boosted of.
Ogdens Menagerie, with the daring Dresbach,
Is still exciting lae establishment of citizens, at
the corner OF 18th and Spruce streets. 1t is the
greatest collection of animals ever brought together
IN the city and the wonderful acts of Herr Dries
bach excite feeling OF awe and alarm, coupled
with applause, during the performance
several OF our IlrSt confecueDary keepers and to-
bacconiss have been fined for selling their goods on
Sunday. Herman Yorks was the moral oafer who
complained.
The barque Osceoa, and brig Ariel, from Rio de
Janeiro, arrived this morning, with full cargoes of
coffee.
There is no news of importance stirring
The weather isnow cold and cloudy, with ind-
cations of snow.
Sales of stocks this State SIS s43 ST. S4350 do
5 1885, cash. Az $2453 do do cash. A. $1,000 kentucky
bonds, 6s, 764; 40 shares Farmers Mech. Bsnk H.
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MAIL ROBBERS SENTENCED.-Peyton r. Sydes
and Peter K. Holderman, the two individuals con-
bing the mail between Cumberland and Wheeling,
were yesterday morning sentenced. Sydes to ten
years Imprisonment in the Penltentiary, and Holder
man to six years.-Baitimore american Of NoUem-
hal
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ALL RIGHT IN INDIANA.-Thomson, wing, has
been elected to the House of Representatives in In
diana from Allen county. This will probably Sc
cure the election of wing United States Senator
from that State.
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WHERE'S THE HARD Yesterday was
lovely day, choice Indian summer weather.
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Fur SAVED IN MoBILE-The wings have electe
their Mayor in Mobile by 400 majority
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QUICK WoRK.-Ship Manhattan, Captain Weth
erhll, left Amsterdam on the 4th ult arrived here
the LIST instant, discharged cargo, reloaded, clear
ed again for Amsterdam yesterday, and will be there
on the 4th of next month, sure. This is quick work
for ship of four hundred tons burthen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-16

NAVAL The U. S. brig Boxer arrived at Norfolk
on Sunday, in ID days from Pensacola
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VERY IMPORTANT from THE PACIFIC We re-
ceived the annexed very important piece of inte-
gence from Captain Griswold, of the Panama, which
arrived yesterday from Canton
In lat. 25. long 60 N. he spoke the whale ship On
tario, OF Nantucket, from crulse-the Captain oil
which reported that French squadron had taken
possession of the Marquesas group of Islands, land
ed troops on them and fortified two OF the largest
The commander of the fleet had sealed ORDERS
which he did not open till he arrived off the islands.
Our whale ships made the Marquesas their half
way house in the Pacific. They stop tn IRE for wa
ter and provisions. They are important for that
purpose.
This is extraordinary movement on the part Of
the French. What does it mean! The group is
composed of five islands, which are named Christi
ma, st. Pedro Hood, Magdalena, and st. Dominica
They are in about lat 80 S. and long. l39 w. The
inhabitants are OF large size, tawny, and tattooed
from head to foot. The men go naked and the wo-
men nearly so. They cook and eat all persons kill
ed in battle, and also all their prisoners What will
the French do with such people? They will do
something, however, with the islands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-16

MnITARY.-At an election held on the l4th inst
in the 64th Brigade New York State Infantry, F.
E. Mather was unanimously chosen Brigadier
General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-16

Coon SHINING IN MAssAcHUsErrs.-Eight towns
heard from give Morton 23O6, Davis 2O9O and Abo-
liton 196. Last year in the same towns Morton had
1871, Davis 1895 and Abolition 14l. This shows
large increase in coon skinning. To-day we shall
have full returns from the State
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Court COMMUNICATING Dav

CIRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. 49, 49, 1885, 49, 1T, 49, lo0 l93
1914 1885, 1856 1877 2OO 20l 2O3 207 2l0 2l 2l3 1885, 2s5
So, SO, 81, 5S, 10, Ia.
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oo-oH, NOBLE POWERS THY REIGNIs HERE


GensMy wife has been for the last two or three years
troubled with a severe cough, accompanied with great
pain and bleeding the lungs The cough has been SO
severe times that during the coughing the
blood would Nv her mouth and nostrls at the same
time This cough would commence in the fall and last
through the winter Nothing that has been tried would
relieve her. until warm weather, when II would abate
little until last winter, when she made use OF Pcases
Hoarhound Candy and the result such 10 leave
happy impression upon her mind of its efficacy and vir
tues II performed radical when all other attempts
failed. Yours truly,
DAVID w. PERCY, as Delaney street.
To Messrs J. Pease & Son, As Division st.
Agents Zeber, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia; Robin
son ITO Baltimore street Baltimore, Md; Dexter 81 state
street, Albany; Hademan, Louisville, Ky.
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0j- General Worth has arrived at Picolata, Ella
and proceeded thence TO Pslatks.
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o. M. Pageot was on Monday presented to the
President of the United States, by the Secretary of
State, in the character of Minister Pienipotentiary
ofthe King of the French at Washington, during the
absence of M. de Bacourt.
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To CoRREsPoNDENrs-We don't know who is the ed
tor ofthe paper inquired of--nor do we care.
The list of candidates for the State offices in this
city, have been received We request every reader
give the he knows. We shall have full list
ready in a few days
Reuben" from Hartford has been ed and shall
have place.
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VIII be pub shed this day at IL o'clock, in splendid
EXTRA HERALD, in the quarto form, being full c.
count of each days proceediL for days OF the
Second Advent believers in Newark including their
mons songs, prayers, &c. og ther with the sayings of
he Rev. Mr. Brownlee against them; illustrated with
three beautiful engravngs, portrait OF the Prophet and
several scenes the camp ground. Price st per
copy-or cents by wholesale Newsboys look out.
This brochure exhibits human nature in new, racy
and original shape, far superior to all the imsy fctions
OF Boz. It is fact, more wonderful than fancy.
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NEWS FROM CANADA We learn from Kingston
that his Excelency Sir Charles Bagot, the Governor
General, has been visited with severe and danger.
Gus illness The nature of the disease is not certain
y known. and serious apprehensions are entertained
of his life.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield has been returned TO
represent the "Helots' of Beauharnois in the Pro-
vlncial Assembly.
The Canada papers are filled with very interesting
details OF the recent earthquake at Montreal, Three
Rivers, the ST. Maurice FORCES, and other places
There was sudden sound, rumbing noise, an
explosion like twenty four FOUNDER, violent
trembling of the earth, the rocking of houses, the
cracking of walls, the cries of women and children
the terror of The men, the rafting of glassware and
crockery the falling of chimneys, and various other
remarkable and terrific phenomena. But little
damage, however, was done.
The Messrs Braham, Mons. Knoop, and Signora
Di Com, are giving Concerts at Montreal.
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The GREAT WEsTERS.-Tbe Western will leave
tomorrow for Liyerpool-not Bristol.
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ArArHy.-Michisan has gone for the democrats
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UNPRECEDENTED MIsMANAeEMENr-We UNDER
stand that the whole commercial mail made up yes
terday al the Lower Post office, for the Columbia
steamer to sail this day fromBoston was left behind
on the wharf, in consequence Of some negligence
somewhere. This will be shocking disappoint-
ment to the commercial world. The letters depo.
slted at Harndens Office, Wall street, were on
board the boat in time, and went off in the regular
way. We hope that the Postmaster Gre neral will
look into this matter
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Com mon Pleas,
Vacation till next Monday.

County Court.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, 22d November.
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FURTHER FROM MExIco.-Our dates from Mexi
CO city are to the 18th u In the Congress, in its
session of Oct. 10, the proposed amendment of the
Constitution was rejected by small majority, for
The second time. The Federalists opposed the pro-
ect on the ground that its provisions savored too
much of centrasm, and did not sufficiently con-
orm to the good old constitution of 1924 This
econd rejection was considered hard blow at the
popularity of Santa Anna. He has changed the
Mexican seat of government Vera Cruz for the
resent is the seat of diplomacy
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

panssnee Of law. |, JOHN TYLER. President of the
tia. public sale will be held at the Land Once Kalamazoo
lhs stale OF Michigan commencing Monday. the second
lie lands within limit. Of sections herein
se' T wnsh ns an" ssS Gssn Withheld
South ef the base line, and Vest Of the meridian.
n,ne, thirty. hirtvone and hirtywo in township four OF
Sections FIVE six seven eighteen nineteen and tn rty -one
and the West halves Of twenty, twenty
Ts sSs se Of ss . S range nn
Sections one two eleven twelve thirteen TWEEN
Rirty.siI in township four. Of range eleven
secnsns eleven twelve thirteen fourteen,
th,Ity-sx, N township five, Of range eleven
FRACTIONAL townships and eight south Of st Josephs
Fractional Townships and eight south of ST Joseph
The small fraction of section township eight
by law Tor the use of schools military
other purposes will De excluded from sale.
no longer snd no .'s
of land IN the ctons and townships offered will be
Given under hand at the city Of sshns,on this TWEEN.
-'s'sH'h day Of September A1H0 D0mn JOHN fis TYLER
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner efthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the RICH, land any
% 81 Ss Of ed ans % % a.S
s ss y hs act OF G ISns S r The Of the lat
virtue t he x,'s;p sss 81
en requested he the .ss:setion Sf the
Of Ss asad and
and before the day for the of the
Claims will be foa ABOVE designated sue"
Where the year subsequent the filing of the pas shall
above claim; under the act. Of 1888 and above
c.....,,. THO. H. BLAZE.
OF ItawtoJIr (O
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Died.

On Saturday morning. at one o'clock Nov 5th after
lingering illness, JOHANNA CUSNEEN, IN the oath year OF
|her age.
Her friends and those of the family, requested
aent he funeral from the residence OF her father No 81
West Broadway, this afternoon, November 9th, at
O'Clock.
On Friday Nov 4th 1912, after short but i'll.
mess MARY DAvIpsov, wife of Theodore Silva.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of the family
respectfully invited TO attend her uneral Sunday
|6h inst o'clock p NJ, at her late residence No
|Weehawken street, near Amos.
On Friday evening, 4th inst after protraced illness
JSo p AUsTIS.
On Friday afternoon, 4th inst MARY HENRY wife of
Michael Henry.
On FRIDAY 4th instant, after lingering Illness Mrs
|ELE.SoR VALLEAS, aged ST. rect of the late william
Vallean
AT Kingstown, Dublin on the 18th umo aged twelve
months, MARGARET only child of Richard F. and Maria
Ledwith
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STOLEN from the Subscriber the DEPOT Jersey City Fer
~ Saturday evening Pocket Book containing small
u ank Bills, and four drafts, as follows
One drawn by Glberts Sons, johnson Son Of Bal-
payable sight, the order the
One drawn by New England Bank Boston, payable sub
scnber, $1,000
One drawn by Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank Boston, pay
able to subscriber, $500.
One drawn by State Bank payable t. s. Munroe, an
dorsed, $500.
The public hereby cautioned receive or ngoci,
the above, payment Of which having stopped
EDWARD MUNROE.
As the above drafts and other papers be
other than the he the be
10 the lower Post Office, directed for box No 500
n6lt-gc
-rTO CHESS PLAYERS-Thi New YORK Chess Club
meet al the Chess Room, No Barclay street, Person'
wishing 20 Join the Club apply any Of the members,
list OF whom be the Club Room All chess players
ysng the city invited to attend, the room being at all
times free 20 non-res idents.
nc 3t.,c IA IDEsoN, Secretary.
NIX. GUENEE, tailor, whose residence be found
Az y requested TO call on LENTILFON CO
no STR 80 Bread street.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

COUGHS AND COLDS
REMEMBER, No 81 North Sixth street, one door below
Arch street. Philadelphia the and best kamy
Med,cIppe for Coughs Colds spttng Blood Throat and
pleasant distractions; For the above Dr. SWAYNES Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry will be found the
Persons who have abused themselves by
will find their strength and resolution much improved BY
Leaving of the spirits and taking duRh occasionally Of
above restorative All from this valuable tree
cep the be considered spurious counterfeit The
real article be had of the following Agents.
North Sixth street, Philadelphia
AGENTS
Or. w. H. minor, Druggist, No. 1872 Broadway.
MRS, NJ HAYES, No. 1879 Fulton st, Brooklyn.
BENZ. OLDS, Newark N. ].
JOHN MASON, Patterson, N. j. o2l lmsr
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHLApELPms, Nov. 5-The offerings about $50
eadBesf Canlesales to butchers at 81 &c; extra
b c-2i0 left over
300 Cows and Calves. sales at 1913 $40. extra $40
k35.
springers SIC SIS Dry Cows SO asa.
400 Hogs, sold at Al Sc.
2loo Sheep, sales at 81 81 62t extra 81 IS.