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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

THEArRlcALS IN THE UNITED SrATEs.-Braham
and his son are on their way to this city, after a
most successful tour through Upper and Lower Ca.
nad'. They will probably pass the winter in the
Havana and the British West India Islands.
Signors Nagel, Nourrtt, and Eglancb. are at Ro-
chester, giving concerts at the National HOTEL
They to be as successful there as they were in
Canada
Mrs. Gibbs gave her first concert in Toronto
last Tuesday evening.
Several other singers are in this city Mr. and
Mrs Segun, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs knight, &c all ap-
pear at ,he Park in the new musical drama of " Mo-
ses IN Egypt" accompanied by nearly one hundred
choristers. Mr.. and Mrs Hoskins and Billy Will
hams also appear in it, The females are excluded
from the third tier.
Nibo's Garden has closed
The Chatham is still very successful, and always
bringing out new dramas
"Amllie," as brought out at the Olympic, has
been very successful
Celeste has returned to the Bowery to play fare
Wen engagement. Neither her sister or daughter
viii return to Europe with her; Celeste leaves this
Guy on The 18th OF Nov for England. where she will
resume her engagement at the Haymarket
In Boston, Jones at the fremont has had ve,v
successful season Blake is doing GOOD h,,s;rass
at the National
In Philadelphia, Forrest is PLAYING Jack Code
but does not draw very well. Richiurs. Mis- A..
&c, are at the Chestnut
Hackett is doing nothing. Hill il leotur;ns ali
over New England, and holds forth somewberc
every night except Sundays.
Dinnciord is doing well in Louisville Kirby Is
al Cincinnati. George Vandenhofi is lecturing. So
l. Miss Clarendon and Mrs. Butler
| built up yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

TAMMANY HALL.-The meeting at this place last
night was poorly attended. Mr.. Buchanan was not
present, and the speeches were OF the most common
place character
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ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-The ocofocos have ca,
red it all their own way
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SHIPPING INTELLICENCE

PHLApELrHIA, Oct 3l-Arr independence Bket Malaga:
Marine Kidder Frankori; Forester Higgins. dos Thorn
Eli,.Se,h, Jype; Do; VIVA G,idws, Hern.r s. johns
Thsnss Walker ewhuryror; Plato Pr.ssy, Essipori;
Venus, WILSON and Orb Yspp NYork. Below Renown, FIN
Indies Emily, Emene St Jago Tecaseh Meiamors and
BALrMoRE, Oct 3eAn Monlezuma, Kelly, Rio de Janero
Sert1 Bottom, Traves NYork; Alexandria Lewis do;
Stevens, Briggs do. Below lad Ferry, from ST Ubss;
g, Washington, from Lv.Too Dover Boston; Commerce.
Blanchard Arecbo. Cid Manchester (Br) Johnso- Eleuihe
ra Arethuss Br) Roberts, do. Sid Orleans, Mortevdeo;
RICHMOND, Oct 2S-sld Select, West ladies.
Foreign POrts.
RIO DE JANEIRo SEPT ia port, Lydia, Heron, fiom
onteydeo, arr 4th; Osceola Whppe, for Philadelphia in
days Rosa,ba from Coast Ct Africa Globe, ETc,
York for NOneans, dsf Zane Lennon Bstmoe soon;
Ans Gregg for Philadelphia day. Roxbury, Mcdonald,
OF Bamnre from Africa Curtis Monevdeo do. The
sch Enterprise was the only American vessel of
por-ofhcers and all well. Sid Baltimore Puen for
Monevdeo; 9th Henry Sumner Rowland Of Baltimore for
NOreans An American barque the offng supposed
the Louisi, Hobson OF Baltimore, from Bemca-anoter ac
count the Madona or iona.
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CAUTION TO RECOMMENDATIONS THIEVES AND
BURGLARS AFLoAr--Families and housekeepers
ought to be very cautious of admitting several
strange women, who are in the habit of going in
couples, and of calling at houses, and making en-
qulries of frivolous nature. They are believed to
be thieves in disguise, prowling after plumber The
mode is to inquire for some lady of the house, and
while showed into the paror by the servant, to ap
propriate what they can lay their hands upon Yes.
terday, two women of this description took the round
OF several houses in Chambers and other Streets and
In one house they were suspeced-became nso-
lent, and were turned out of doors, when they
should have been sent to the Police office. One o.
these women is dressed in a light colored gown,
silk cape and straw bonnet, and has long face and
big mouth, rather vulgar in appearance-the other
Is an older woman, with veil over her face No
doubt they are thieves in disguise.
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&C. Snow fell in New Hampshire on the 10th
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Coll r. M. JOHNSON was at Owego last Tues
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breath sweet, which you easily do, by using Sher-
mans Orris Tooth Paste Whenever you notice any
with teeth remarkably beautiful ten TO Shermans
Orrs Tooth Paste gets the credit. We used any
thing like it, Like Shermans Medcated Lozenges for
headaches sea sickness, coughs sc. &c. stands unrva
led 100 Nassau ST., is the place get the gcnune-the
Doctors own Offices Albany stanwir Hall Philadelphia,
Ledger Buildings
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DEATH OF SENATOR WooDRIDeE.-The Cncin-
matt papers of the 25th of October announce (on the
troD the death of the Hon William Woodbridge,
one of the Senators of the United States from Mi
chigan. His death is said to have occurred at his
residence, in Detroit, after very short illness.
hope is not true; for we have no direct informa-
ton OF the fact, and the Detroit Daily Advertiser of
the 18th October, lying before u.s. does not men,
ton the fact, or make any allusion TO it.-Nat.
mt Oct 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

IKE FIRST NIGHT OF THE SACRED DRAMA AT THE
PARK THEArRE.-Last evening was performed, for
the inst time, the splendid sacred drama of the Is
raei'tes IN Egypt" at the Park Theatre The house
was well and respectfully filled. The pit and dress
circle were crowded-the second tier nearly full
and the third empty, the manager having, for the
hrst time IN New York, put forth moral courage
unheard-oi, and exclu led the usual frai women who
frequent that quarter.
II would be unfair 10 criticise the first night of
such drama with severity, but on the whole, it
went oil very well. We must enter into its merits
hereafter. The stage manager has taken some lib.
critics with the original of the great composer
which musical people must not altogether like
Why strike out beautiful passage of Rossini's to
put IN another OF Handel's!
The production of this drama is new and curl.
Gus event in American theatrical history-and the
courage OF Simpson, in purifying the third tier, is
step that must attract the attention OF the moral and
religious world The Park Theatre, in propriety,
decorum, refinement, and moral entertainment, is
now fit place for all the clergy and the most pious
OF their hocks to visit. We doubt, however, wheth-
er there is moral courage enough in the pulpit to APP
prove the moral courage of the theatre. We will
see.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
Property fer Sale.

THNIlE subscriber wishes TO sell his property situated
a on Main street, New Philadelphia, consisting Ola
House aud Lot The bu ding is two storys high, 81 f.
front, nearly new. having been built within months
good cellar, rooms, hail. dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other ouhouses; good well; new
cistern holding abcs So 80 barrels of rain water q
back shop, story and dhalf high. The whole conve'
ni.nces are situated on as good lot any in the town,
making very desirable piece Of properly for any per-
son whaevrr, and will he sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing purchass will please cali and eS'
anime .y .,,,,.,
New Philadelphia, April I9, ls42. 4H
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given tha; petition presented 10
the Commissioners Of Tuscanwas County their last
Marcesson, praying for alteration in the State road lead
ing from Deersvile in ar rson County, TO Port Washington
in Tuscaawas Conny"sad alteration To- commence at tile
llh mile tree from Deersve thence to stone he
tween James Mikin and James Ripley; from thence TO
point of James Millikins from thence the
line between sahc Hoover aud John Ripley till strikes the
hill; from thence 10 Alfred Jones' mill, from thence to the
mouth of William and Marshal JOnsss lane, from thence TO
OF near H. b. Kehnedys house, from thence 10 ntersect the
road at r. NJ Kenncdy's school houe in Rush townsin"
Said petition now on file in teAuditOr Office and set for
hearing at teir next June session. where they will attend and
hear all remonsances against tie same grant view,
greeahly to the prayer Of said petitioners.
April 2Slh, 1912. pr.f Id, Is 1t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

EWNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
y New Philadelphia and the surrounding country,
that he carries on the above business in all its various
hraocnes in the building formerly occupied by Simon
p HuhTnage, as shueshop, few doors south of the
New York store and asshs has and intends constantly
to keep on hand tie besl Of stock, and superior work.
man, (so uncomnou % this eouniry,( BY this, and
doe attention to businesshe hopes 10 merit constera
be share Of pdblic patronage,
The public il geleral nre invited 70 cal and see'he-
Ia Il hnnd 10 ni,,c NOD d.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

VIM. H. BALDWIN, Esq, of Clinton, be, and they are
hereby requested to acl as a committee Of correspond
cnGe, to communicate with such of our democratic
friends in olhercOunes as agree with in sentiment,
in relation 10 the curency in order that The necessary
measures may he adopted to make our opinions effect
i've upon the legislation of the State
Rcso'rsd, That the proceedings of this ting be
forwarded TO the newspapers Of Columbus for Pubica>
tion.
J. WINSTON PRICE, Chm.
JnHY PATTERSON Sec'y
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Medical Card.

THNHE suscr er having finished Ills studies, has established
u himself in the town of sHANEsVliL as a medical
practitioner and hopes by an assdou attention ohe various
branches of his profession merit liberal share Of public
confidence and patronage, Office Main street, next door to
the Post Office. L
shdnesyiIe, tbs. CO., April 90, 1912. 14N
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TIE DOVER WASHING rONIAN SOCIETY
win the Methodist church on tie Sd day of Nav
next, early cahd light which time it is expected there
ladies aud gentlemen of Dover vicinity respectfully in
vied attend BY order of the executive committee.
Ell BARKDULI Steward
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Columbus, April l6, 1s42.
READING FOR WIGS.

READING FOR WIGS
We clip the following rom the stdtesmaa, to show
the increasing popularity of Wilson Shannon and the
indignation of,he people at their hypocrlical rulers
'RENOUNCING FEDERALISM.
The following comes to post paid, and is but a
mother evidence of the disgust the people of all parties
feel for The corrupt leaders OF Bank Federalism The
bold avowals of the wings in Congress against the
uaOn of these States their open advocacy or;he Britt
ish side Of every subject-their soca indifference to
the cries of those who elected them TO fulfil their prom-
ses made beure their election and the evident determs
nation ofhe whg leaders in and ont Of Office, 10 force
upon the people both national and State Banks. with
out those necessary restrictions to protect the people
from ruin and punder all, Or each one of them e.
nough to arouse the laboring and producing classes of
all parties vgian and action for their saety and
protectfch:
For the Ohio Statesman.
Mr.. Editor
We have been wings here,ofare and supported the
whg party, but cannot do any longer, believing the
leaders of that party he utterly corrupt therefore you
may enter our names Oh the list of Shannon Democrats
thereby renonncing hard cider coon skins and Hartford
cotven.ion federalism.
s. C. MAGINNFS,
r. BIRCIARD,
ROBERT MORRISON.
Waterville Lucas Co. April Is, 1sA2
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be presented
to The commissioners of Tuscarawas County their
session praying for the location of pubck road leading from
Crooked run meeting house in Dover township by Ceapond
run 10 Strasburg meeting house in Wayne township.
A PETITIONER.
April Is, l842
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

IN BANKRUPTCY, on tile application Of Lewis Leonard
Lee, of Dover; Tuscarawas County, ohio.
The above having been referred 10 me commissioner
of Bankrupis for Tuscaawas County, aforesaid, by the
anoruhc the district Of the United Saies Ohio Dstrct
am prepared receive proof the claims the creditors of
tile said Lewis Leonard Lee, until tie 18th day Of Jane 1872
b. NJ. ATHERToN,
Com'r of BankTupls.
April, 81, 1912, l44w
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Nj AR X ET S.
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

Far. & Mech. Bank Of Steub.
Bank of Mt. Pleasant,
Bank of Marietta, -.
Bank of Wooster,
Bank of sandupkyy
Bank of Muskingum
Ohio Life ms. + Trust Co.
Dayton Ba k.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
Caution.

THOMAS HERMAN of Trenton, holds due bill against
me- payable himself order, dated "Oho city, NAV 9th
l84l, for S2730 hold claims against him to greater a.
which lie declines adjusting. shall pay the due
BILL compelled by judgement of Court-wloever pur
chases said due bill will "buy law suit"
CHARLES WALDRoN.
April %, 1871, Is 4t
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NOTICE.

ES HEREBY GIVEN, tia, petition i'll be prssen:A
"a err to the Commissioners Of TuscaTawas County,
at their next June session. praying for alteration in
a County road, heretf're petoned for by 5. ID. Nc
Carl and othersE said alteration To commence near T.
tile coruer of field belonging to John March: thence
running north easkTly unli! il intersecis ths
east boundary lin" Of the ~ f. quarter Of section NJ.
rs township T. range 4; thence a no'IheTly course
a. to n'eg>err The CoslIocl"n road opposite the Gov
ence Of a Township road. thence West with the T.
shnciun road the junction of said COsh"cton road "
said McCarl ruad H4w
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IIANDW hNEi VtO1LINo'6 W fhINbi
AND LOOKING GLASSES.
Together ,Oi.h large assortment Of
GROCE II les.

And for the kind of money above mentioned rest assured
they will give lbs of coffee for ore dollar or "LEETLE"
more If any other Merchant is disposed TO give It, Also
Pittsburg manufactured articles such as ron Nails Cast
nrs Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wcking, Window GLASS;
And n full supply Of Eclectic School Books &c.
New PhiladenlIa, April Is, 1872. IA
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&C Some things can be done as we'll as Others'
KiIgOre & Hull,

A RE receiving in part their supply ofGooDs for the
IN coming season, aad for money! are determined ho
be undersod by any other establishment IN this secon OF
Ohio In fact they intend far possible TO make the
interest of all to pay cash fe their goods Therefore all
who have purchased goods from them credit and have
not nor cannot now pay off their accounts with hem or make
some satisfactory arrangement AssurED that they cannot
further extend their credit But on the other hand those whom
they know to be prompt pay, will still find them happy 10
grant to chose short credit Itwas originally their nehonto
not have sold goods one ed much ess long credit And
now becomes necessary adopt this mode of doing business
in future in order they may be enabled to sell their
goods at LOW PRICES they now offer them and they
atte themselves that he prompt pay system will meet tile
appreciation of a large Iority of their customers.
Their Stock consist part Of Super Blue wool ed Black
Polish and Invisible Green, Brown Drab, Cadet and Steel
Mixed
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cassimerss Cassinets MerinOes, York DriMngs. Blue
do 1ekings Summer stfsassOrted, Green and Bleach
i'd Linens, Super Black Gothic Grape London Prints,
american do Lsish Linens.
Black and blue black, Italian, plain and figured SILKS,
Dress andkerches superior figured and plain SWISS NULL,
Jackones Bobbnets Gloves and Hosiery Rbbands, Laces
Quings Edgngs and Insertng black silk Velvet figured
and plain Satin and fancy VESTINGS beached Muslin; also
brown do from Ct 10 cents per yard or TO make long
story Short they will sell Musns, Cotton Yarn, Coffee,
or anything they may ave TO SELL just as low, hno
LEErIE" lower than the MAN. for the paper of spe'
Gle paying Banks.
ANWT ~
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Western Reserve BhHk,
Colum. Bank N. Lishom
Bellnon. do st. Clairsville,
Bank ofZanesville,
Bank Of MussillOn.
Bank Of Xenia,
Bank Of Gkclevile, odd.
Bank ofNorwnlk,
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

MAS TEX CO-hMiOSlONEH OHbCCs
Jacob Fas"O"asN Tus,nrawus Court of Common Pleas
WI, In ChancerY'
EN- pursuance Of decree Of sad Court shall offer ut pub
lie sulea the Court House in New Philadelphia on the
Bath day Of May, 1872 the following described land viz
mart of the north quarter Of section TO- Of Township
No 10 and range 2 situate In Lawrence Township TuscG-
rawas County containing "a less and the same
on which Adam Wgart resides.
y. M. ATHERTON,
Master Com'r.
April 81, 1912. At
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Died.


On Thursday afternoon, 9th inst Mr. JOSEPH Duks in
the Gath year OF his formerly Of New Brunswick New
Jersey.
His friends and the friends and acquaintance of his sons
Ihomas, George and Joseph, and his brothers in law
to attend his funeral from his late residence Is Mercer
street this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Friday morning, 9th inst of consumption Mr. WIZ.
rHRor EATON, Of this city, aged 81 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his father in
law, Henry valentine respectfully invited attend
his funeral this afternoon O'clock from his late resi-
dence, LAT Grand st.
On Thursday, 9Th inst. Mr.. EBrNEzEh BELxNAP aged
81 years, revolutionary patriot.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, this afternoon 10th inst at o'clock
from his late residence 1870 Reade street.
On Thursday, Sth inst. of consumption JAMES r. Rom
MON, aged IS years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
are respectfully requested to attend his funeral from his
fathers residence Gal Water street. afternoon
at o'clock. N. B-Shipwrghts, caullers and boat
builders in general are respectfully invited to attend al
ny 70.
On Friday, 9th inst. Mr.. SAMUEL WoopwoRru. in the
5sth year of his age
His friends and acquaintance and those of his sons g.
H. ST. s. T. and +. A. Woodwork, are respectfully invi
ed to attend his funeral, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from hrs late residence, DAT Pearl street
At brooklyn, on Wednesday evening" 7th in slant Wu
Ellis. '''eP"
His friends and acquantances and those of his father
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this after
noon at O'clock from 22 Prospect street. near Bridge
without further invitation
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs,

r. A. respectfully notify the public that they will sell
auction time daring the coming week. (Which will
hereafter noticed) the Gallery OF National Academy
Desi collection OF superb Oil Paintings, comprising
works Of the old ers, where favorable opportunI-
ty will be presented obtain such and pleasing
ments
SATURDAY,
At loH o'clock, at the sales room.
large assortment OF and second hand funi &C.
Also. elegant rosewood sett, sting of couches 9
chairs. taboureites and marble top rabla.
Also, elegant mohogan. marble dressing bureau and
marble top washstand-all verv rich.
TUESDAY.
At 1915 o'clock at the Sales Room.
large sale of desirable groceries, vz:Fine old madeira
sherry port hook c'at marmsey aud chsmpai wines Of
various brands. Also The celebrated boepge anchor and
Also old Irish and Scotch whskey in bottles brandy gin and
rum IN wood and glass some eXceent variety Of fam
81 LIQUORS and coTa p9nes raisn olives capers teas and
order as Imported and subject dsbenmre Also. Doom do
tention OF dealers and private sentl- men.
WEDNESDAY.
AT l01 o'clock at the Sales Room.
An assortment of and second hand furniture do
THURSDAY,
At l01a O'Clock, at 433 Houston street,
Rich and elegant household furniture consisting of fine
made by Henri Hertz Paris the celebrated
Pars made bed ,tead sofas eonchss chairs and
dining tables oil paintings clPetng oil cloths glasses
dmass window curtains marble wash stand, msrss
feather BEDS and all kinds of kitchen
wares. used by a good house keeper
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bsmans in perssting in the Of the deprecated bank
issues for currency, is most astonishing By this pro-
cess thay subjected to tax at present rates OF
thirteen per all they consumean enormous tax
How much better would it be for them to abolish the
banks altogether specie for currency, and pay
a reasonable tax for the State debt and expenses At
New Orleans puracation of the currency is rapidly
progressing They have now specie paying banks
and the bills Of the Canal and Carroon so nearly
par that they will probably soon and complete
the list Of banking institutions in Louisiana which will
then consist of the following capital =
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CArror-Ship Huntress( Reported yest.rday)-I35 chests
young 1896 m ch do 500 bxs do 1867 hf chts byson
DO IT'S chs hyson skin 10 he d. chests gunpoder gil If $50
o nx DO so chs eco he do 20 h che ecco
mats cassa 1000 bx kgs rttans 10 boxes
% cs SILK cawpho trunk Talbot, Olyphant 20 hf
g oopg dyson n ch hyson ol do soucong 9 h chs pou
ot ~ oaes attsns ar chests pouchsng trunk box mdse
BIS - cn1t. caTphor rolls mating pkgs tea
,o - ~, jnusse COLI hi chts young hyson Tayler
,D,s rra nn1 Aspnwa-i bxs China Min
os .g sm M 2 hf 1898 h
& Nv pa e22 hi chts impr rial 700 33 ch
hf 95 silk II mdse TO order oi III chS ch pe0So %
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA. Nov 24-[Extract of a leter.1-we had last
this pleasure the Dad inst to which we beg to refer
Since then the Savannah, from Savannah has arrived
with cargo Of rice, consisting of 100 casks No offer
has been ELECTED from Dealers but no doubt the
cargo will be disposed of without difficulty no rice re-
naming in first hands.
Our produce market has varied since our last; we
have to report small sale OF 600 kegs Boston lard of
pretty good quality at which shows decline on the
article.
Exchange on London at iOi per cent prem, on New
York per cent prem.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

DEo 6A market SIS beef cattle $50 stores 1000 sheen
and TO swine.
Prces-Beef Cattie-Lsst weeks prices were fully sus
tanned. few yoke extra $3.50 First quality S4a4 So
second quality S3,25a375; third quality $2,5OaS3.
Bdrrehng Cane-Mess S3,l2; No. l. s., so.
Sores-Very few sales effected
SheepLots sold from soc to Sl76; wethers from
$l,75 to S275.
s~ineLos to peddle at 2c for sows and ssc for bar.
rows; at retail from to 4Ic.
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sales Mt the stock Exchange.
state or Trade.

We notice material change in the markets nor h az
the foreign news influenced them in any degree.
ashesAbout l25 barrels of pots have been taken al
S5,37t. In pearls there have been transactions.
Conon--No change in prices; small sales were made
F9oW-The market still continues dull, and devoid OF
interest. we quote Western at S4,s7ia SIS.