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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08

n Mr.. Redhead, brokers' agent
belonging to Portsmouth, Va, is said
to have Recently visited Columbus,
Ohio, 10 draw specie for his employers
when he was arrested for doing bro
.ker's business without license, Sharp
practice that
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08

or The New Orleans Picayune Of
18th instant, contains letter of con-
.dolence from Santa Ana to Gen. La
Vega with the gratifying information
that he and his three fellow prisoners
are authorized TO draw on ,Iim month
ly for amounts equal to their respective
pay. This is honorable in the exiled
President.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08

Freshek on tie Ro0noke.-The last
Petersburgh Intelligencer informs US
that there has been another freshct on
the Roanoke, which covers all the
young corn planted since the preccd-
ing freshet. II is estimated that i0o,-
600 barrels OF corn were destroyed on
Inc Roanoke by the first overflow.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08

neither eat nor slept. When Mr..
Power, the deputy sheriff, met them at
the Balize, with Instructions to proceed
to Noble, 1t was fresh food for excite
mcnt. They then had it that the cap
tain had charged Maj. Simms from
Jasper county, Georgia, and the father
four chddren-one at the breast--with
mutiny-and that The sheriff had come
on board to put him in irons. He
lvowed-protested that he was inno-
cent, and as a proof Of his sincerity.
he wrote in tremulous hand, the FOL-
lowing letter, which he placed in pos
session Of the captain:
Dearly Beloved Capting: = You
have treated me very kindly on board
your boat, and am very sorry to be
the cause of SO much alarm on board
by the protest yesterday. think it
was only that dark colored lawyers
trick to get money out Of me for his
fee-but he can't come it! ] hope
you will forget what's past--and |
promise you no more trouble in future.
Try to quiet the sheriff, if you please.
Your friend,
w. s. SIMMS.
l.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08
S. SIMMs and 7 passengers,
CHAs. BowsKIN, Not. Pub.

/ certify that notice Of this protest
was legally given to all parties con-
cerned, by enclosing copies thereof in
two bottle Dramatically sealed, and
throwing them into the sea according
to law.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-08
or The Washington correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce, says.

Or The Washington correspondent
of the Journal OF Commerce. says:
"The idea that the war was to be a
short one, is now abandoned. How
il came to be so generally and current
ly believed that the war was to be
brought to sudden close--that all
Mexico was to be ovcrrun and con-
euered all her forts taken, and ar
mics captured, in ninety days after
the passage Of the bill recognizing the
war, have not been able to under
stand. Certainly this delusive idea
has been constantly held out, and we
have ample reason to know that the
administration, OF ono time entertain
cd it. Even now, Mr.. Mckay will
not admit the possibility of the con-
tnuance of the war beyond the first OF
July next. If it does not end, he
says, before the next session, Congress
must then resort to taxation, in order
to provide means to carry it on.
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Terms Oh the 1SeTaIds
frarPer annum--if paid an adrance, 81 GO
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One column per annum $40 90
Three-fourths do. 16 90
One-half do, IL 90
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Business Cards, 6 lines and under do. 3 90
TWELVE LINES OR UNDER MAKE SQUARE.
One square per annum s. 90
a. Legal adveriismeis a.the rates prescribe
ed by law. The fees 10 be paid in advance.
fTAdrertisemcnts of one square or less,
Twelve lines1 first Insertion, 81 90
For every additional Insertion, SO
(EFAn advertisements Except yearly must be
paid for, before they can be inserted.
lIFhll letters must be postpaid, or they viii n
be taken from the post office.
The Publisher of the " HERALD,' having on hand
a large and extensive assortment of Pain &
Fancy JoB TYPE, is prepared 10 exc
cute at short notice, all kinds Of
JOE g@1NplYgs
SUCH AS
Bsoh .,.,s, G ma9,sbiiis, cirenIars
aslamks of foerp description
Steamboat Ellis,
BILLS or LADlNG.
&c. &c.
6TTERMs CASH.
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the navy and indian department and for the civil
aud diplomatic expenses or the year ending Both June
lsl7 which referred 10 committee of the whole
The Committee III Ways and Means reported resou.
ito calling upouthe Secretary Of War for information
respecting leases and grants OF mineral lands.
The subject Of the New York branch mint was refer.
red 10 the Committee of Way and Means.
The Committee Commerce gave notice that the bill
making appropriations for harbors and rivers, would be
called up soon After receiving reports OF other bills OF
less Importance
The House went into committee of the whole.
Mr PETr moved that the committee rise as this was
the sth OF January; which ruled out OF order
Mr. Com claimed the floor, and proceeded TO address
the committee the subject Of Oregon. He opposed
the amendment of the gentleman from Alabama, (Mr.
Hlard) merely empowering the President to give tine
notice when he deemed il expedient. This at.
tempt to shake of responsibility from ourselves when
we all know that it should be given Immediately.
About thirty members jumped for tho floor with ST.
multaneons hurra IL given to Mr.. McCLERNANp ot
illinois, who said that the Oregon question was like Colts
submarine battery, under the Polk vessel He exhibited
some maps showing the positions Of British pc " in
different parts OF the world He remark that the parts
in red were British possessions. He went for the
tice.
Mr. GLrs, of Maryland, oat of soms thirty or forty
members who this time jumped for the floor almost
their desks had the good luck to be recognised by the
Chairman. He moved that the Committee rise which
was carried. and the House then adjourned.
were wings. They were generally western loccfooos
The new wing member from Tennessee. Mr. Ewing, was
among the unsuccessful asprants for the floor.
Among the strange faces in the Lobby to-day was COL
James Watson Webb's-his principal companions seem
cd to be the natives.
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Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY No street is consulted in all
diseases Of private nature. Dr. g. regular Physician
aud Surgeon, and OF more than twenty experience
during which time he has made aid important
m curing recent cases speedily Terms for med
srRcTURE CT THE URErHaA-Ths mos: dreadful form Of
ishug He is the Of method by which he
will warrant to structure in days formerly
painful the and the old mode
ofeatment did frequently leave the patient off may
By Dr. g. ia single Week Oas Of he most common symp
toms Of structure little involuntary Of water mnsdi.
teiX ssT araalx printed circular upon this subject
Tins fsvATE lSE4s3:s called 1.-THE aubicen This.
essentially important with those who for good reasons
happen need s:ieat aud friend" II written In
themselves treats upon the diseases and Heterogeneous Of
he genital organs Of both showing plainly the best me-
be ky ma the postage which about to any
pat Of TIE United >tites
one from Chshsn st. may Be had his Cordial and Book;
aSa sS g. % S o. Al
lowing drug sssaciss ss s ale Of the book
remedies No IS Wiilla. Maiden Lanes 80 Fulton
81 e rs Of Sa
fol. s.: East BIoa ads e9sr Of shs 4; AID both
~ York also member Of the Medical Society removed
his oice from IS Duane Oliver street, Chatham
delicate Stranger. the Doctor
confined his from being general treat
city q New which engage. his eniirs
The annals Of medicine do record than
Recent removed three or four days from the sys
under les. VII
sure 70 find prompt relief b calling Dr. q practice q
.Ss The To- aa
. :Se Of s 6sn Il :i@a disease
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THIRD EDITION
PRIVATE TREATISE,
mn RAyDH

an certain delicate diseases in which the best and
~ convenient Of stated in the painest posi-
BILE 1.-THE prescriptions used In the authors
being given without TeserveE giving also clear and ahi,
description OF disorder frequently msAken
for veneal, which afford wide field for the extoons and
receptions f well known Boosting class Of people None
possibly imagine the numerous and varied q deception
which this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body, they entail upon society To be had only -
Greenwich street Price ST. lit may be sent By post IN
bound.)
Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
who obude their skill the public lmuudes Of whom
are seen in almost every pape considered duty
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial con6dence:-
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Ednbus -hs
Msdecine which has passed through several sdons ea
DYspspss,on the Epidsmic has
tmonia letters from the physicians Of Europe TO
eminent Amsyica, Sir Ashley Cooper 20 DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physick Of Phsdsphis and ohen sad
every physlcal ofsIniasncs IN The city:.....-
nearly initiated his and the title Of
hrs book they cond but those who should unoeunae
nl3lmtmc
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0, 1876
Sudden Illness on the 6eneh-P ostmaster Lehman eor
frmed.
This morning, Judge Archibald Randall Of the Un,sa
States District Court seized with an attack Of apo
plexy while hearing an argument tho bench The
Court adjourned in confusion. medical attendance in
voked, and the Judge was taken home in carriage.
lean that he better at present. and hopes are entertain
ed that he will be out OF danger in short time
Dr. George r. Lehman 10 confirmed a. Postmaster OF
TN. city This generally understood indication
that all the other appointments for this quarter safe
Our knowing ones thsti the confirmation Of
Horn AMI woodward, even the general voice Of our
people were their favor But tney have voice
and their rejection would cause shock and political
commouon' which would with difficulty DO quoted
Sales OF stocks AT PhiIndelms,sn.
FfRsr BoAEp. Jan. Q -l9 shs Kentnckv Rank III, 4
schuylkil Navigation g. 20; $4,000 Heading RaiIroad
Bonds cash, 66l; 100 do shares. All, $50 do ia
AyrsR s.Lrs-so Reading Railroad shares a7,. soo
vicxscurg INK Z; $1,000 Loan e. 1907; 81 kentucky
Bsns, Iii; 100 0irsrd Bank cash, ST. 50 wilminston
sreorp BoAsD-s4 Wilmington Railroad q. aoo
nicksburs Bank, 7ii $4,000 state S. esi $50 oirsrd
Bank, 5kj $3.50 State So G md poo.
AFrgs sAIrs-S5o00 Toxss Bonds 50, "a: 90 Resd;no
81. V'''
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
NSU M P'IlON.
O0ufh1, SpttuR BLOOD BrOnChltI0,
Breathing, Asthma. Pain Ia the Sde AID Breast,
Whoopng Cough, Group and all Dis
orders of the Liver, and Lungs,
Broken Constitution,


BrealhinG, Asthma. Pain Ia the Side AID Breast,
Whooping Cough, Group and all DIS
ordery Of the Liver and Lungs,
Broken Consultation,
kc &c.
THIS "Ceebstsd Renedv has now, BY It's intrinsic yir
the many quack Nosruma" with which thr country aboud
The public fast learning tina. this j. the only remedy tbs.
be relied for the speedy and OF all
Diseases Of The Lungs Il is literally sweeping Consumption
from the land herever i introduced snd becomes known
all others dwindle into nsgucance The public have been
placed beyond the reach Of criticism requires
by publshng columns II forged cert6catesbut i
enough TO let the public know wfe be obtaned and
trial will convince all Of great efficacy in curing those
distressing diseases above nsmed which have baed the skill
0 DR. sWaYNEs CoMPoTNT sYKUP or WILD
CHERRY the FIRST preparation from that valuable
which introduced the public and ample proof
afforded Of its BY the country being flooded with Ball.
sans Candies and Mixures of Wild Cherry, not Of
which by regular phycsn, although they have
have assumed ss names Of 70 gy cur
theif guard and not have worthless MIXTURE pmsd upon
P!epsrsd6y DR. swxYSE. N. W. corner Of Eighth and
Mace streets Philadelphia.
fresh supply has ass besr received and fpf sale
way and John street T. a. Sands. Church ,pi.pe-.
ses Beeeker corner Mnstss John b Dodd nj Brosdwsy
Of oh Lewis Lane, 81 reenwch street; John G.
Hart Ns Grand Of Norfolk street; Horace Eve
IS Hudson Leonard street; WIN Bailey, corner
Fulton and Sand streets, Brooklyn Cook, cor Pros
pect and Bridge .ges B.ookya and Benz Ods az Broad
Lane and Hoadley Phelps Co., ia Water street. new York
MO 1u1eodsr
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BALTIMORE, Jan, o, 1915.
Unreasonable Weother-.7 Man Shot-Herr .4ierander-
Marksts-Stoek Bosrd, DC.
There as yet signs Of return Of wintry weather
in this ncghborhood. The atmosphere continues mild
and sprng.like.
Aman named William Riley was killed last night, in q
house of ifsme Fels Point by the accidental dis.
charge Of rifle. whilst clasping a in his arms
man named Clarke was in the front handling a
ride when ii accidentally went of the ball pas ing
through the door, and through the of the girl into
the chest CT Riley.
Herr Alcxandsr, the magician, had brilliant audience
last night. lie will do we'll in this city.
The MARKErs.-Sales of Howard Street Flour wero
mace yesterday at S. IS ;nothipg doing in City Mills
holders demanding 50 37t, which buyers are unwilling
to give 5000 bushels OF Maryland yellow corn was
sold yesterday at 90 cents and sales of white
were made at 81 65 cents. Tho demand for Whisky
decreases and prices fallen to 25c Der gallon for
barrels, and ~ for hhds -
srocK BoAHp-The stock market still tends down.
wards Maryland IS sold yesterday AT TAI 7as fan NJ
on the sale Of Wednesday, and business closed AT
~ bid 74s asked Baltimore of 1890 sold "a osi
the same price at which they were on Wedpesdsy
bid and 80 asked. - "as
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Brig Moses. Leve.snd, Charisston. Geo BuILlsy.
Macy xaa slsS seEs wa''0"
sesr Hurd Ellem;, New Orleans.
seSr NIss Soar ssS W RHissa BOs,oa.
s ss s.
pneus."
Cd tI n. @
Lssaaa With ioSwSod e Howi.na Aspn~s Lsf baiaae
TabO q Bo.ioa ioI MsI.siiiss day, only
n swssish senior days from sos.
Brig Wanda Rchsdson. days from Richmond. with mdse,
SER Y 4 Harrison, M..wsa from Philadslphi,
schr Carhsrine Wilcox, Jones from Virginia. with oysters.
scsr Bsaoer Ogden from vIgais with cyslsIs mr.
Be-
Sem Sage johnson, day: from Ss~s..;is' SSs wi
sehr Margaret Mssum. days from Pete,burrh. to
sehr Ann ? T,sdwell, days from Georgetown, DC with
schr Dennis Hogedon, days from Elizabeth City, with
sci Pacific. Hilbu y days from Franklin. la, with 81
sehr CsToas irs,t, days fom Newberu, Nc with naval
ss nuid kd.1 -four and wh.
s,:; Isa Ssv vfss Baltimore. us.
schr i Powell. Murek, Wilmington, NC. with naval
schr Cooley. Godffey. Philadelphia, with mdse,
Schr Cornelia Baker, Van Name. Virginia.
schr Banquet. Sharp. Delaware; with corn:
Ss.' %:%is: "a WIN ss..
schr Swallow, -, Wa.h,gston, NC. naval stores.
Schr + HO ton, Berbsnck, Virginia.
Schr Mary Parker, Parker, Virginia
Schr .aac Revel Haley, Virginia.
schr Grecian, Terry, Washington, NC, with corn.
Schr Oscar, Adams, Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Pacific, Hodon, 10 days from franklin, La to
Heaton.
One brig
Sailed
Briggs Wilson. Fuller Savannah; Clspp New Orleans.
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Foreign Markets.

Kisesros, JAM, Dec. ia.-Provisions generally have
advanced -four was selling at 50 75-lard liz i2c
MAnAcAiso Dec lo-It is the time Of the suspension
OF trade between tho two crops OF the past and the
ing business years The old coees are both scarcs and
DEAR and hides are to be had with difficulty. Some
tclss here.
u RIO DE JASERo, Nov IL ls4sWe are pleased to note
an Improvement in the coffee market, which We hope
Will be maintained. We think it should improve still
more as our crop will prove quite short of last years.
out 1t VIII not be SO apparens as will after January
next Our -four market is very firm 5000 bills Trieste
have been sold at lss 6 and 5000 do Haxa taken by
Spectator at about 1000. Holders are to day very
hrm, and ask sg for Richmond, large lots small
2o stock Of AL descriptions in first hands, % 900 bbls
The Lydia Ann has JUST been chartered for South Caro-
lima Some 900 bills GalIego -four have been closed
al Si3u00 four months and, in consequence OF bad
counts fom Europe OF thu grain crops they are now
asking $4,000 for all tho Richmond in hands All
other articles Of import very dull, stocks being
large especially OF domestics and sperm Candles Of the
latter 1000 boxes-the last sales were at $40 The
supplies OF coffee are very moderate and prices
likely to be well supported although tho from
Europe OF the Dutcn sales net favorable; stock
10000 bags Exchange declined suddenly to 36t d /;
1t may now be quoted at ths-but little money Offering
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

THIS certify, that have afflicted with cough and
shortness Of cath from infancy took
settled upon my lungs and which physician after using
chest ard left SIDE cough fever night sweas
derne of stomach and bowels weakness and
by Schsncks Pulmonic syrup, determined to fair
tla u oosenea my copsh aud relieved my bEeh,ng and
perfectly well and hearty aud attribute my recovery solely
The Pulmonc Syrup the BY which
health. 1t excellent medicine, and would recommend
all it, believing that if the directions followed, they
will be cured a. have 81 -
ENOCH SWALLOW
ls- Huntesdon Couaty, New iersey.
The Pulmouic prepared exclusively BY the
proprietor and for salc his pal Office. No
landt where advice
pepsia, and liver CONF paint free ofcharge,
For sale at DR. Carroll 3Mufray street; A. B. Sands
Co.. 273 Broadwav Hutchings 243 Bleecer and
a.d n Everett, sc Hudson street.
Please bear mud 8. Beekman does sell my orr
gna Genuine Pulmonc Syrup end avoid apply
for the OF established medicine at No@ Courlandt street
j3 lmsm J. VI. SGHENGK.
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Medical Advice.

nOCTOR LAEERTs ssll coandsnsally ceesulssd y his
~ old ONCE g Gold street, between Fulton and Beekuan
all diseases Of delicate nanrc his Treatment being mild and
udicou requires neither msrcufy restraint IN d hin.
days. - II - - -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, sr.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndserct
youth and thereby nightly omissions and eyeatuay
state Of vgor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
tent being the least sometimes caused by
Of The parties temsevss by the Dr. cured with
out pain OF Inconvenience.
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city, guarantees perfect cur charge made Ls
dcInc with sdyice sent 20 any Of the United Ste,ss
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BY Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALTMoRE Jan brgs Justia- Ciaypocl, from Dema-
rani chief Boum, Salt Key Turks ssld; schs Richard
Brrdei Bearse Fall River Pearl Nckerson Providsscr;
F,s.e Jane 8, Johns PR and sehr 9TH John oyss
Albioa Bf Kennedy Halifax. Ms; sid bsrqas WIN Kennedy.
Nosros1 Jan c-Ar sshrs Al.dinm Plymoush; Balance,
DuIbnry; Emene, Baker, New York; M.Y. Lowry, 20;
tnre, Small dol Pacific, Wood. NBedfnrd; OeosSs Hey,
soow Dc, Ih schs Eapire, Clark Bar6aAoss Lspwins
smith, Ncwbpryport .fsll ~ lalL II
PHLApzirHA Jan e-Below, brig Couo, Paiss, from Bcs-
e en- c brig Queen vstor Grhsm TTsss.s Por SPAIN
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Medical Aid.

~ u Z Oh u n n " " h
NERVOUS Consfii uonal, also sexual Debility,
sulng from certain indsceet practices Of the
youthful and thoughtles Nature good accountant
ever ogeth but will sooner or later call them
fearful reconng sometimes to be-
Among the symptoms this biyhtng and desoans habit
impotency. nocturnal emissions consumption wasting OF
the body paptaton Of the heart shaking Of the
hands confusion Of the intellect want Of energy business.
dselsh for reading for sleep drowsness
yoracious appetite focd and sometimes total e partial
ing voice. memory. &C. and also the Jeransem.nt Of
certain organs. such the stomach ver lungs and brsin
For repairing and a'Eo,'ins the ssasi,ptiqs 'ad
would earnestly recommend his nvgoratng Tonic
Coda"t and nourshes the system
and followed by areacon the with other
medes its good effects and the cure lasting
Price Sc bottle Of half dozen for $0 to be sent
by any part Of the country or what more
by mail much will make three bottles with full dec
ous and advice for S. and larger quantity proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted at mis- Offices Nos Roosevelt
door from Chatham ~ houra All communications
confidential and by mall must be paid Patieuts
waiting are received II separate and never
and has been than in Of treating
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms reasonable.
no2 lun<r
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Medical Card.

~ ~ " ~ n Nl " n II i - ~
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, mn Fulton street..
Doctor Morrison continues 70 be consulted confdntiay
ssrani diet pursuit Recent cases. particularly 0onos.
STRUCTURES or THE URETHRA are cured BY Dr..
NJ on improved principles, without pain nconyeaeuce 20
the patient Az the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other Affections q the urinary apparatus none but
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands may
SUI much injury lEcm awkward praSttionsIs
This and the tram Of evils resulting from secret Se
structve habit YOUTH inducing and ulti
potency radically cured by DR.. NJ al
principles by restoring the system to healthy tone and REIN
charge.
B-Dr M holds no communion with medical psetendsIs
advertising Surgeon the city, Bee his diplomas in his oce
2L Fulton Letters post paid and containing fec Will
insure medicine and advice 20 any part Of the Union
Office 20ix Fulton street, Greenwich New York Open
from A. NJ to 10 z. NJ, daily, nal lmsTc
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIt

REAL ESTATE AT AucrIoN-Lot corner Of 9th st and
B. "a feet inches by 90 feet AGO. Lot on 4th
ST. near avenue b. "a feet incoes by e6 feet inches
l4oo Lot adjoining do, same size, sl,4a5. Lot ad.
avenue c. same size sI4a5 Lot on 9Th st, do, %
# 81 ms by 90 # 10 ms, 1900 Lot adjoining do same
size. sil5o Do do, Sloo. 2ots 7th st. % by 81
years from the LIST OF May, 1885, of lots 18th street.
and lot 10th ST. each l6 feet inches by 1903 feet
G
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phil.delphia Cattle Market.

H"u1uoHPHhW UIurKcte
JAN. s.Oherings Of the week AsO headlof Beef Cat
tie. 40 Cows and Calves, $50 Swine, and 1900 Sheep.
Prices-Beeve. dull the range OF the market was 81
So tho 100 lbs and few extras at $6labou fifty un.
sold.
Cows and Calves-All sold at Sl4a $2S.
Swine in fair demand at SIS q 81 the 100 lbs
sheep-Sales during the week were at SIT a S. each
as in quality
bay is without alteration, and good Timothy brings
100 ll5c the cwt. Straw quote at 50 81 the 100
bundles.